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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Alderman N ". Glenn il eonvalescing.
5. c. Gale has returned from his European
tour
DIR. Z. B. Zier and bride have returned from
their wedding tour.
A. S Gillespie, saltwater, was registered yes
terdsy az the Nicollet
j. Crittenden, or the BradstTeet company, New
York, is a guest NJ the West
Aionzo Rand and Miss Lou Casey viii be MAJ
RED next Wednesday al Plymouth church.
Emil ". Shagren, an old resident OF the city,
left last evening for ais old home in kAImarlan,
Sweden.
Geo. W. Penniman and family arrived home
from the New England states yesterday. Mr.
Penniman spoke at Excelsior last evening; viii
address the Reform club this afternoon. speak AZ
the seventh street NJ. L. church this evening,
and at the ST John meeting in Harrison hall
Monday evening.
Prof. Birdsairs new music lesson card packet
contains ten cards representing many scales
in the piano from &C. mp, and gives reas ON
for the use Of black keys. Every beginner on
the organ or piano should have one. Price, 81,
poet paid. No. % Washington avenue. Min
neapOlls, MINI. 2s7-lmo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02

THE Cyrus Fields do not get mp banquets for
Grover Cleveland. They have no use whatever
for an honest, incorruptible man. Blaine suits
them
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-02

say that the laborers must be protected. For
every pillow purchased by the farmer. S. so have
TO be paid for tarld; for every rake,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-06-20

instead of diagonally as in the European
game, and consequently no player can
have two foot soldier in the same file. A
captured piece is placed on the board be-
side the player, and at any subsequent
stage of the game he may add it to his
own forces, turning its head toward the
enemy and placing it upon any square he
may select, this counting as move. In
placing captured foot soldiers upon the
board the player must not put them in
the file in which another foot soldier is
standing. This privilege of using pris-
oners tends to complicate matters, and to
one unacquainted with the game is very
confusing. 1t would seem that if play
er could hold a number of captured
pieces he might. by suddenly placing
them on the board, surround his oppo-
nent's king and easily checkmate him !;
but in practice it is found that as the OPP
ponent has the same privilege of using
any pieces which he may have captured,
he would take advantage of the delay to
cripple his adversary or even checkmate
his king The game is won by check
mating the king as in European chess.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-06-20

Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, under sigma.
turc OF c. Blackett Robinson, Proper / was chr
or OFT recurring bilious headaches by BurdocE
81 pod Bitters.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-06-20
nUNICIPAL TAXATION,
what Our City Government has Cost
us During the Last Twelve Years

Apropos OF the discussion Of the city tax
for the current year, we print below figures
showing the rate of taxation for the past
twelve years. The aggregate taxes raised
during that time 1872 1884 is 81 ,O1O,-
410.13, and the average yearly taxation is
$S4, 2O5.S9. The high-water mark was
reached under the Democratic admnistra-
ton of 1875, when the tax was 270 cents on
the dollar-the highest in the history of the
12SS2 sum exceeding by $50, 1922 90 the
average of the twelve years. But the figures
speak for themselves. They are as follows !.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
Poi,i.cat ,'nin,s.

GovEREEuR, April 10 The Twenty.
Sa"Oud cons ressOnst convention elected
attorney. General R1ssell aud Exc Jon.
preasmsn George 4. Digley ns d legates
10 Chicago. BON ~ C'a-e for Blaine.
CHtcAGp. Az ~ 10 "A Sparta, Wston3in,
special ys: The republican ds.tict con-
ven ion els cisd ~ del .ya,es 10 Chicago Il
+. Sever and q. W. Butt. The convention
refused & instruct.
HARRl,BURG Pa, April Is "A mrjoiity
Of the leg I = u tho repnoica state COLI
veniion have arrived. M DEVELOPMENTS
ye', but ffou tine q1iet working OF leaders
It looks es II the Ii sht Wi be made against
The Blaine elemrnt, which Is now In the
mejorty. Grow will have par.
uculir opposition for temporary
chairman, aud he may possibly
he M ade perm 4Dert chairman. Tue prin.
cip,i cont s dudrg The convention, VIII, II
is s4id, he for one o. the daeSs'es al large
WILLIAN,P)Rr Pa, April l5-rhe re-
publicaus oi the Sixteenth congressional
die rict elec' cd Blaine delegates to the ma
iionel oOuv -ut'nn
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN hsroHro, April 15-tSpec'alI !
Rdge P5fcndl, white, Il republican leausr
OF this county, having been scdtss.td by
prominent ooloTed republicans with re-
quest TO assist them In holding meeting
to express dissatisfaction at tha msnner in
which the republican convention ot S,tur-
day was conducted, publishee n reuly in an
evening paper, in which ha deolores any
dissepsion In the party, and save: IL
have always been an advocate of thorough
republican organization In rexas, nut vii
you permit me TO point out that ten days
notice Of that convention was given; it VAS
not organ zed, aud half an holr OF the pub
ished tine you had an excella7t oppnf-
tunity of being represented and M
snap Judgment was taken on anybody. In
consideration OF the fact the cOlcred popu-
lation polls oue-third OF the repltl can votes
in this county, they should hsve nsen more
consulted, nut the absence of colored rep
resentation at the meeting In question was
their own fault. In closing he declines TO
aid the negroes in giving woes TO their dis
satisfaction.
The city officials were tried TODAY for
failure to enforce the Sunday Law. A test
case was mace OF Mayor French, who
pleaded non jurisdiction Of ccutt, aud the
plea was sustained. Sheriff Mccall was
tried on the same charge and ,he jury
rendered verdict OF scQuttal rithout
leaving the box. THIS kills The Sunday law
prosecutions aud the gamblers and saloon
men win.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
Iiln Iirr hn.nr.I.

Nav YoRK, Apri' IA tire in the build.
inG occupied by A. Y. stewards estate dam
$4,000.
NfwsTK, ". J., Anril l5-rhe New
works 81 the Csliuinit Brush company
burned last night. The fire originated irona
n spark from . buhing wheel in the main
building coming in contact with gas get
and m an insisnf the whole building was N
a hlsze The flames Communicated with
two buildings dilining before the ii-emen
arrived. The whole three structures were
IN flames. The csntrs building was entire
lv destroyed and others almost entirely.
Large quantities OF stock aud valuable ma
chiuerv we're also destroyed. Loss, $40, 600;
insured. Several employees were badly in-
iured
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PALESTINE.

PALEsTlgE, April 10 I5peoial.I The
streets were crowded last night with an ox-
stsd mob discussing the attempted out.
rsgo by the negro Charles Michard on the
lit,le white dsughter ot A. Wilcox, only 10
years oli. Sunday night. Towards mid
night they resolved 70 take the negro from
the ISL and make an example OF him. Ey-
erybody agreed, niarCled 20 tne Jau,
forced an entrance in Hpite Of the resistance
% thf deputies, brought MichRud out, car
rigd him 90 tho woods below Stern's hotel,
.wang HIN o branch OF q tree waited M
tl he vss dead and marched away. A 0
O'Clock this morning tho body was cut
down. This was terrible but necessary
example. A paper pinned on him oays:
Hung him Tor attempted rape; this crime
must atop. II means death here every
time" Their whole action ia inly en-.
d0rsed by the best law abiding oltizons
here rs absolutely necessary b the safety
OF their women md children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
CITY COUNCIL.

The orurcil was called To- orfer by Mayor
C.b.ll a. s %. m. sharp The roll was then
call ~ d all the aldermen were in their
Of the preceding meeting were then read
and adopted.
A petition, u der suspension NJ the regu-
lar ordrr of business, sns resd from the cttf-
zene of the six h ward t. open the box OF
that ward containing the votes cast on the
school tax ordinance, alleging 'hst no
sepers'e poll book was kept fr thess votere:
that several ilsgsl votes were cast on thie
qnesuon. and 20 purge said box oi illegal
votes. Aide msn J ID. crter made Q
! speech. In vh ca he orp sd the open.
| ing OF the box. He said there
were at least 10, negroes m thst yard (tns
SIXTH ne could not blame for vo Ing
| against the school tax. b-ranse it was foe
building y school-hou.e II. m which their
children were exclu lel. Whl could olsme
them Cor v,iirg ia the negative snen tne'r
| children did not have the same risht 70 60
| 20 that SC ool a. tire white chfldrenr
Trr iniereuc. wss that the tue alderman
drew the color line, ard was on the darE
SIDE thereof -,.,
The ch-irmen of the various commit eeu
we're called on fer rep' T. end the cjmmit.
tee on cis,ms reported firorshly On num-
ner Of oilis, including the oi.ls II ths Judges
cf elec ion 81 each, and for hoi-e rent,
slloptpe 80 81 IN each VII. .xssp. the
irst wn.rs no charge was mste, and in
the SECOND ward, where . spec's' costract
hsd been made for "a. A god deal Of
other hualness was done, but Of miooI
character,
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lnnnr IrpIDIes.

PTrsHTkG. April l5. -fas shut-down oi
al coal minsr, along the Monougihela riv.
er isconsidsrsd imminent. The acceptance
OF reduction by The third pool miners has
caused general dissatisfaction aud lively
time during the next few weeks 10 anticips-
ted. Operators o, the first aud second
pools claim that tho lhird pool coal is as
valuable az that mined in tho lover pools,
aud vii accordingly order similar
cut. II they penst In this
the fourth pool ot operators
will reduces 20 3 l-2 cents per busbel. Mi
ners who have olrssay accepted tTo reduc-
tons assert they will not submit further
ealing OF wages. rne New York and New
Enellnd coal company deny that any !rou-
bic IL anticipated. A. PUN ard Sandy
Creek mines large maj j)rities Of the miners
hays accepted the half cent reduction and
those VINO refused have sought work else
where or havg been discharged.
Tne Flint Glass workers Of tn. United
Stst5s are in session here to-day for the
purrose Of forming union with the flint
mDulierp,
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Cincinnati ReIisf-frouDio Feared.

CI'oyNNArT, April l5.-Fhc reliet commit
tee appointed in FoDrnary last ny tie
charnhsr OF commerce 10 receive end dis.
tribute money and supplies for people
made deslitnie by tho food are about to
ciose their lsbors. They hsvs received
SlSi 600, sl Il Which has been distributed
oAu-vt .GVO. This viii soon bs ued la
helping the moor to restore dwellings. A
large psr Of The money has been used OUT
side 4 Cincinnati
rhe Tmec-Stlr Charleston, West Vir-
giuia, tays: Sg1stters IL Lincoln county
who recently fired on Surveyor Sunnoti,
sent out o survey the land nov in liiiga.
tion, fired eg,in on Willi,m OSley, asses.
scr: ms horss vas killed, but OAlsy esolped.
Judge Jackson Will send 4 'Drci % eyecu's
the der o hts c0uft aud trouble is feared.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
QltSE~VILLE.

GAryrsvnLr. April Is Special l-Deo-
utv Sheriff III. 5 Fsk arrived on last
nights train with Biii Epps and Bin Lewis,
alias BIZ Underwood. There seems little
doubt that they are tho perpatralors OF the
lafe hack robbery, though they refuse 10
talk upon the eutjsct.
The examining trial of Charles Powell
draes slong slowly. The eviience 3, far
develops the fact that Powell was In the
Immediate neighborhood Of the place when
II occurred.
Mr.. James Il Cravens, Of Dallas, has 10.
osted IN our city, and will open an insur.
arce office.
Nineteen packs Of public documents hevs
been cent by the tecretary of the interior
TO tho library associs'inn nj this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
Nuel,ouf wpe.

: CHfc,G,, April l5.-rhe Daily News
Cha Rnoors. Tennessee. specis, SAYS: Two
terrible accidents occurred on tn, Western
& Asist tic railway, early this morning.
the passenger train which left here last
night went through tfustle near Ackworth,
Georgia, and the engine, tender, mail ard
smnkir care, were dashed into the torrent
Ell ward Wsre, mail welgher w,s burned tn
death. and the engineer aud fireman are
believed 20 have been fatally iujlred. The
conduc or ard several other train men arc
badly Injured, The accident was due Il
the terrific rain storm Il last night, which
caused many Wa h,uis On the railway.
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MARSHALL, April i5.-ISpeclnl.l-An sd
iourned meeting OF the board OF directors
oi the Texas 4 P,oiho railroad took place
In this city. y. G. ss,teriee, secretary and
treasurer; John Z. Blown and q. o. Beard
sere all the directors present. They repre-
sen,ed in person ana nv proxy n large
m aiorty of the stock Daring their stay
they inspected the shops aud grounds Of
the compsny. Coionpi cumaings, general
superintendent, and Major Abrams, OF the
land depsrtms nt, were on hand. Colonel
George Noble arrived Yesterday and found
= hearty welcome from a host OF friends.
The party left westward bound, ~ 2 y. m.
Sir knight GRAY, Of commandry, Fielder,
Ciap,on, Thomss ard Todd. from Jefferson,
and L. r Hswlv, Senior Warden, OF 'hir
city, leave for Galveston tonight 10 attend
the grand commsndry.
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.omexhn, subsIded and the hgll o,me down

somewhn, subslded and the hsil came down
nprct-. Pariira from Linden, Ctss county
Who cane In this morning state tha' ht ~
esily hour this morning the ground va
covered vi'h hrii that flll Yesterday even.
ing, ara that tho oofn that Ia up nuw has
b IN Dcsien all 20 pieoeu, and ail the fut
tres t0rn do WI, also tnat on one 'arm i've
~ les on this Ildu OF Linden, seven out.
houses are beaten down bY the hnil storm
The stones were iergcs than partridge eggs.
It iR not thought that the Wind was 40 mad
sgGt iiri, rega dei, hut the hal was Whist
d 'u gest paft u The damagr; hut st,ll 40
wind was very bad and dld great deal Of
fFmsge,
Its th'a oy rlog. 1r. 4. l. AllCn, IN
COMPANY with several her Farmers WIS
70 urting { um town and u Wisur defs'sld
lng took plaH', m VIII ca Mr. Abe Allen
drew his pi.ill A. q fred on que nf the ger-
tlanen. llsiar " W ling hin. Az ne lit
Il 'uIfy hos jIit faken place the particulars
could not b. len-iIrf t'-n'ght.
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FE HttIs

FTRPrl. An'il 10 90 81 olal -Mlss V Il
Barton, daughter ot Professor BArton, a.
this rlacr, ltf tor ron hern rpx,s ihit
moruinr on ul extended vist to relatives
sni fflcuds. Rhe goes / Galveston enc
will rfturu vie Palestine. Mites RA'tin ma.
q host e rieuds here, ghr will greatly mis-
her in the s1cia clicss dur ns ter snsei.ce
She vas scnomasuf.d ss Tar ~ T. mia bv
Mr T. A Cox ani Miss Stella Danbar, o
TINS - nee.
We hai fine rain In this shcliou ard
crops arc greatly revived. Cotton.plantinr
fist nsarng close aud the prospect is
indeed Il lt.criug.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
pIIISHIEG-

pfTrsDuRs, April 1e.-f5p,oinl IA
fre igbt ir,in on the Texas & So. Llnis rail-
ROAD, going north, wss wrecked TO-DAY
about II O'clock, four mites from hsre, near
Big Cypress. The following persong re.
ceived iniurieS:
S. 8. Morris had his left sbouller dislo-
Gated End received other bruises. but none
OF them were found 20 ba serious as yet.
B. ID. WILSON received asGyeie bfuiso in
the face and complained Of his side, but
cannot tell yet ifho is hurt seriously.
Rev. +. A. Ro:,eer was cut aud received
& heavy blow on hi; forehead and wSs hurt
in his bnck.
c. So. Hunt, ngant for the company at
this plsce, nlso had his leg aud side badly
hurt.
These men we're going on hshing oEcur-
sion TO Sulphur, up the railroad, on the
train.
a passenger, whose name C0a.l l0.
leern, was Rlso seriously burt.
The trs. box that ran off vas hfosd
gucge cor on narrow guage trucks and al
the speed ths train was going about forty
miles an hour, on o curve. became over
balanced aud ran eff and carried the
cshoose, next to is, with Il.
A considerable wind Rni rain storm
passed over this place yesterday about 4
O'Clock p. N. 4 falling tree hurt orc nr
two negroes, near town. No o.hsr dam g.
done. .....
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Good Isttlitance

Mousr STIRLING, KY, April 15.-Fify
masked men came 20 Jackson, Breathitt
county. Wednesday night. took from the
jsii Henry Kilburn twhite) and Ban Strong
(cnlored) aud h.ngeG them. Kilbusn was
charged with the murder OF William
Thompson last Jsnua-v. S,rong was sus.
peotci OF bsing concerned in the ssme
murder. A notice was pinned TO one OF the
veins stating that all perpetrators Of such
crimes will receive like punishment. XII.
burn hsd killed eight men.
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TEXAtSkANA.

T'xankAsA, April 5-tSpecisl. l-Coi
onsi X. w. Rodgers died last night At 9:S0
o'clock, after q weeks sickness. He wes
and has ,ince served as alderman. Mayor
Ghio has issued a proclamation. asking eli
city officers and ex -officisls, ~ meet nj the
residence OF she decsssed al o q. m and I'll
business houses to be closed during the
funeral services. I'm honor Of the deceased.
The preliminary trisl OF Deputy Sheriff j..
+. Clark, tor the killing Of Nike Bury, Nas
acquitted.
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Br-wS vuLe, Apul 10 Il 'pcci'l IA
Mex csn nAm,d Rosuo luis ~a1 arrested
on the street, st,-i,y ami jailed. Ho y
wanted 10 II d,ls0 c1ulir fDr cattle stsal-
ing. Hsw n NJ soDt 20 Hidtg>.
THO McucArs unmrd Mora eF ana Cor
dona, the latura Gr.rr.er iron the Mex
osn Army, e tiutoH row In which NOra -
ws7 pretty nHdl' used up. Too much mr.
dent w.o The Clusf.
Our nraly ctc.pi city ctliclal, were
qpuiled et ,hc cry bel l,s, nighi, after
which u lgrsr bat wa given ~ iho depot
by tho "b.us" party. IL was qu,ts sue
COOS.
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The case Of ihe S,ste vs.. Jso Clayton,
chnrf.d d wi h ihu kilhg Of volrg II pney
Ia F-hruary, now nn hearlu, unorr mn
supl cation Tor bal. The state !, repre-
seft,d by Colonel natris ~ sn rhuf
sprlngs. and d'isnfan' by in 'ga Huk..
dale, ~ Dallas. Q1ito a strong Case l.
being made ~ insi du'gr dan'.
Leland and Gibbs ssei,, 10 bo The pnpu-
lar oket in the p1fl lion II tho ate aud we
here sad nov say hurrlh.
A aplendli ram makes this country l)ok
fresh aud brlsht.
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Bro SAEDY April 10 IS ,ecial l-Dspu'y
alerR w j, I.llaud ai tnil pilc- r,ppr's
tbf' ihs negro Tho entered the residence
OF K Q 81 gle whls the fanny were from
nome aud loaded huns Il with wearing an
psrsl g h"i1E Lo.iY pursued aud WI
duuh less be c4rtu'ed.
Rev. ~ L Parish has been very low
VITA cDugasGon. but under the mtdcai
,reetmsnf o. ID ct,r o. y. R1oettJ, is now
rhining erlr.I.
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TYLrR, April ID [5p-oial IL. Bower
wlb Il ARD - tha o t's1t TO buld tn.
county aud di.trct cutX's office io-''a,
bg the commissioners court, TO 10 c5mpl,t'
ed by The 10 nf Augnst.
rra euu.ri ,inmaut last night by the
mem bars nf The Z rst rsDytsiian church
uetted S2jl ruy lttie brOsn judge turn
inc nu Ov $50.
F1s nssau 10 murder Smith Thompson
Sunday mprui' =. w,s yes etday DJund
over 10 the Gistii' cou-'.
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HousToN, April l5.-l Special 1.-The new
city council w.s installed to.dsy asd ap-
pointed Charles 4. Mar-d,n as city
t.r c,llentcr aud assessor, and Otto Erich-
son AZ marke, master. The following Off
cts marshal .and Dr.. Rutherford hea tn
of:icsr. The election OF city attorney was
deferred.
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.r.,rn peoposaLs.

S-SrrfcE E-C0USTY OF COUNTY JJDIE, DALLAs,
rrr.,y usrrh ia 1ssi.--By direction of
~ commis sioners Cou;t Of pelis, county, no no
~ 4 hersbr Given that On Monday. April "a
iG1l bids Win be received and orene9 ~ p,cet
Ts.,sc n cor the SAFE preservation cf the recoris
~ Dsilss cnunty, acnoriing tc the pinns ana
snc<i0ce lions now to be seen IN ine ono o'
Tisrdsrs' srrhit.rt Payments viii be made
- "a ~ort a n psogrs see 70 per ccct beire
- rved IN All fss,fpaes until the complexion
- the 6uIldinR Bond snd security VII os re-
yu--r.ir ~ serxed u reisct any AL bids sub
e0x,p!ar. xply' r. r. BURKE,
nn- Ccu,fv Judge Drras Corr- Y
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ATLANTA, GA, April Is A freight on
the Western q Aslau,. rllysy ran into 4
wsshout near Aovottn. Fourteen freight
cars were wrecked. The I've stock
were all killed. Elgineer st sir Nc
Dcrsls snt fireman Edward Mccullough
Nsrs kLlixd.
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SECOND DAY.

Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A. M.
At the Grounds Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids. j..
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements ON both days.
The best musical talent of
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English grafton.
For further information see
small programmes. .
The Public Of Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invite d to attend.
By order of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
@. F. ALTERMAN,
Secretary.
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JEeFESSoy.

JErryksos, April i5.-[Specisi.l-N, sd-
ditionsl reports could bs gstherci from the
Only tSss - the s.orzs approached the
u porthsm part VI Csss county The wind
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sWrErwNrrR.

swExfwArER, April l5.-IS Special. DIS
trict court is moving on smoothly. The
csre of A. Y. Wells w. Bcadiy snd others
MAS asaia rsm,ysl ~ tas Federal court,
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Dress Goods.

Dsbcigcs, TIalf " ooi, 100 r"r y ard.
Hunting, uaif Nsni, zoe per yard.
k.w worrteu piHid y,,d- Tor 81.
Cashmersttes and Nun's yelling, o yards
for ~
Jap an,ss silks, . yards Tor Si.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
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Mr D. Barrinrer, Il q. Heath aud n. W.
Niufon, we're appOln'et u committee to
cnrrtsponi with TN. ID Has c0mmirc ard
r,qu % shat o Q or more uf said committee
b" present at pu ,i'f meeting Of oar citi-
izru, ~ ne Town ~ R,'k val on Saturday
before Us such piapBss seem most feasible
ior tbe eeily Construction oi the cOItsm-
plated road.
l. is bu' jlst 10 adl, the above resol1-
tiuHs were uisnimou " adopted, aud that
our people gre go good efrnsst. After the
2 pr crus. rpsnlu ion was adopted, several
gentlemen sg'd ths, before the enterprise
should fail, tley wonl 8 uer cent.