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abroad

THE public does not believe that the
through mail picked up between New York
and Chicago is so great that a stop of three
hours must be made to distribute it. The
distributing facilities on our spacious mail cars
are about perfect, and the bulk of the work
of that kind should be and is done in transit.
The fast mail waits for the morning papers,
and that is all it does wait for.
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THE removal of the duty on quinine has
made it cheaper for American dealers to man
ufacture It abroad, which is now about to be
done by Americas largest producers, Powers
& Weightman, of Philadelphia, who will at
once take charge of the works at Mannheim,
Germany How would it do to declare free
trade and have all our manufacturing done
abrOad2
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WHAT the Atlanta papers call an ''old time
duel with knives was fought by two white gen
tlemen on the street in that city the other night
The account of the affair reads exactly like what,
in Northern papers, or between Atlanta darkies,
would be called a disgracefu cutting scrape.
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gard this as a mark of divine favor to the girl,
and the minister in charge says she is doubtless
in the same sort of trance as was ST. John when
he witnessed the wonders of heaven, described
in Revelations. Scoffers, who remember that
the condition of trance" appeared Immediately
after the girl was baptized in the icy water of
the river have a different explanation Of the af-
fair
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-25

THE Light of Asia, imported by Mr.. Fore
paugh, remained in a state of gloom after his ar
rival, until they fed him upon brandy and water.
If the Light can outshine his rivals in this
country as a consumer of brandy, he is a bigger
beast than we take him for
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A FoURTEENYEAR-oLD girl in Reading, Pa,
who has been lying for two weeks in semi
paralyzed condition, rouses now and then and
gives glowing descriptions of heavenly scenes
which she declares are visible. The neighbors,
who have been attending religious revival, re
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A CITIZEN of Danvle. Va, while in a state of
intoxication, confessed to having killed two ne
groes and an internal revenue officer down in
North Carolina. If somebody had had presence
of mind to ask him to take another drink they
might have heard about some of his other muir
darS
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The usually dignifed and punctilious Boston
Advertiser permits itself to allude Familiarity to
the maternal ancestor of the father of his coun-
try as ''Mother Washington" The next thing it
will be speaking of the first President as dear
Uncle George"
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CULTURED Bostonians are now engaged in the
study and practice of what is known as the
mind cure" Hitherto it has been supposed
that the Boston mind was incurable.
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PIPELINES seem to be all the go. Two
Philadelphia sugar manufacturing firms have
constructed such lines from their wharves on
the river to their respective works, the object
being to save the expense of drayage. A trial
test proved their usefulness.
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PARIS-American Exchange in Paris, 35 Boulevard
des Capucines.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-Brentano's 1,015 Pennsyl-
vania Avenue
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Can be found at the following places
LONDON-American Exchange in Europe, 449
Strand
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NEW YoRK-st. Nicholas and Windsor Hotels
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

GRAND oPERA-HOUsE-NIiss Fanny Davenport
in Fedora"
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ST. LOUIS-Union News Company, Union Depot and
Southern Hotel.
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For Rates of Subscription, etc, see Sixth Page.
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CINCINNATI. c. Hawley & Co., 154 Vine Street,
LOUISvILLE-C. T. bearing, northwest corner
Third and jefferson streets.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1884
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BY JNO. c. NEW 6 son.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD. DALLAS, TEXAS, THURSDAY ArGCSr ~

=. IS. Uou.,, ,, for WORTH second
3Ifr. i'ruallrnii Cant. Z. turirHn Oi
shurm1u,Th n Nlrt i'fo.ilUut, and Cnl,
". ~. Nylir, nf liUllhs, Secretary aud
'rrrizurUr
'rhn colurol folks arc holiday going
people. fhCy have turned out and en-
loved tho reunion Is much, ID not more,
ihuu the whites, InCrc wore u number
ufplHlsiug iucdlnt- iu which the iurnOr
mdsirr met the slave at yuru, and che
greeting In every Instance, was cor
uinl one,
The utli Ilory praltlcc attracted quite a
crowd yesterday hy firing srlulos.
There wore larger number Of family
spreads on the grounds yesterday than
II was ono grand social dining aud
winning,
Thn visitors are loud In thrir praise ot
Ga, efficient manner in which The man
ugpmcnt have conducted alfnls,
Cpl. Tom Murray of Mckinney, h.
among ifnot the most popular gentle
men on the grounds.
The reunion brought together more
beautiful women and ugly men thnn
State,
.Moinc Bros. band, of this rlty,and thc
Honey Grove baud uisCuurscd the sweet
est OF music yesterday.
The national colurS Dru conspicuous
all Ovor the reunion grounds.
Boating on the Lake WAS a layorlto pas
time yesterday, Tho beautiful lake was
thruugcd with bnuts gliding hlthrr and
tki,hcr around the lovely island, that
lurmS a shady retreat and popular re-
sort.
Mover before, perhaps, In the history
oi Texas M such a large gathering Of
people from an sections OF the State was
There 80 little druulSenur-s. During the
entire reunion the reporter saw but two
drunken men on The grounds.
COL. Mitchell received telegram
from Ex-Governor Brown of Tennessee,
that he expected 10 arrive I'm the city to-
day, end oiclurSc the Governor viii be
looked 20 for % speech.
Tho grundcst ball of all was that of
last night at the grounds. There was II
largo attendance and unlimited amusc-
mont.
GeH. Il, ". Gano was presented with
u handsome gold-hoadpd cane, with APP
prupriatc inscription, by III, command
yesterday, and responded TO the pre-
s"ntution in II most happy manner.
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Ladies governed by reason, not prejudice,
will use it.--Baird.
sstenm is the most powerful cleans!ngagont
and disinfcctant known 70 ln0n.-W ats.
The Missouri Steam Washer will be used
universally as soon as it's merits are discoV-
cred Oy the people.-James Bennett.
one hundred dollars would not buy m Mis-
souri, Steam Washer If could not Stl al
Other Mrs. Kate Ferris, Mexico.
| have used one OF the Missouri steam
washers, and it will do all the inventor
claims for its. W Hemp, Hemp Iinware
The Missouri steam Washer does all that
you claim for it. The Longer we use 1t the
better we. are pleased with H.-Mrs' d. II.
We have used the Missouri steam Washer
for twelve months, and regard the invention
as domestic institution not second TO the
sewing MISUNDERSTANDING Mo-, Herald;
j. " orth, proprietor of the Peoples Tea
store, l7li Franklin avenue, st. Louis, says:
"'rhn Missouri steam washer is an immense
success ms II viii WASH shirV clean WITHOUT
I have been using the Missouri Steam
Washer for FIVE months, and my niue glri IL
years old can do "A large washing IN rev
hours, without firing her in the least.-Mrs.
johnson, 81 Thomas street, St Louis.
use the Missouri Steam Washer IN my
laundry, and it is the only machine ! nave
ever found, afcr trying many, that would 90
Laundry, 1918 Market street. st. Louis.
The Missouri Steam Washer has been IN
use in my family for seven mounts any 700
much praise cannot be given it as labor
saving invention. before using the machine
wishing was the dread ofthc family, Dut now
the children cry to do the washing, as Il
child II years old can operate the machine
Geo. J. Phelps, 27Sl sheridan ave-, st. LOUIS.
A iler using tine Missouri steam washer ior
over II year, am convinced th''l IL VIII save
EE--I If you cannot buy the missouri Steal
$40 iIuncy order or draft, and 1t Will be SEM D.
For Circulars, TIE
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4 lady at Bonham, Texas, writes: az have
been using your Female Regulator for seve-
al weeks, and with great benefit. My case
is of long standing, and has bnt!lcd many
physicians. I have tried every medicine /
could hear of, but the Regulator is the only
one that has ever relieved my distressing
Suiierings."
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DR.. j. Davis, OF Midtown, Ala, writes:
"lIuvc used Bradneld's Regulator extensive
~ in my practice with entire success. If 1t
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known remedy for the disease for which it is
recommended"
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ASINGLE FACT
Is Worth a Ship Load Of Argyll
mcnC.

CARTERsvILLE, GA.
This will certify that two members of my
family after having suffered for
many years from menstrual irTeguariy, and
having been treated without benefit by va
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plctcly cured by one bottle of DR.. j. Brad
fields Female Regulator. It's effect on such
Eases is won dcrful, and well may the remedy
be called "Woman's Best Friend"
Yours Respectfully,
JAMES W. STRANGE,
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IN; M ! 8. Il
Il ES;s:;E A 4! III.

This well known preparation rs highly rec
commended for Dyspepsia, Headache, Sick
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NoTAsULGA, ALA.

Or. j. Bradhcld's Female Regulator has
been thoroughly tested by me in u great va
rioty of eases, and am fully convinced that
it is unrvallcd for that class of diseases which
ii claims to cure. DC. HUSS, NJ. ID.
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ENTIRE AND ABSoLUTE success.

Major John c. Whltncr of Atlanta, well
and favorabiy known all over the United
States as II general insurance agent, says: 81
used this remedy before the war on large
plantation in great number Of cases, always
with absolute success"
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DO NOT TAKE OUR WORD FOR TT.

Every Ioup
roycnly tho cosuncr 'srllub
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DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies

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more than It's cost every year by not wearing
ont rluthcs.-NiS. T. W. stewart, Mexico, Mo.
The Missouri steam Washer mas done all
the washing in my laundry for the past lively"
months. washing from so to 500 pieces a day,
doing the work OF from three 10 five wash
women.-LewiS Hord, proprietor Central
Rngo Hotel, Mexico Mo.
The Missouri steam Washer is treasure.
and no housekecper should be without 1t. The
wife orthe editor of this paper has been us
ing one of them for more tnan year, ana she
would not sell it for so and do wlthout.-Col-
umbia Sentinel.
The Missouri Steam Washe" will wash
shirts or any kind of clothing clean, without
leaving streak, and no wear OF the clothesi
and would not sell my machine tor $50 II /
could not replace it.--Mrs Ross, 2sO3 Gamble
street, st. Louis
Washer in my Laundry for eight months. IL
washes clean with no wear ON the clothes,
and one person can do the work OF three by
hand.-Mrs. johnson, Ohio Laundry, l52o
| have tried many washing machines in my
lau ldry, but have never found one that
would 1--WE the saiIiar i,n the Missouri LIS!
claimed for it, ana no family can afford to be
without one;--L. Cline, proprietor Parlor
Laundry, SIG Olive street, st. Louis.
a. Boelcken, barber, Fourteenth and Chest
nut streets, st. Louis, says every barber
should have a Missouri Steam Washer by all
means finest thing on earth TO wash towels,
aprons, etc; and goods washed in this ma
chine will last four times as long as when
washed by hand
At last have found in the Missouri Steam
Washer one that vii! wash clean without
wearing the clothes out or pull off the but
tons Every laundry should have one, rs II
will do all that IL claims.--,lames Peterson,
Silver Noon Laundry, 30 south TwentietA
street, st. Louis. Mo.
A Washer of your merchant or dealer, remit
express, charges prepaid.
rms, ETC., address
ieneral Agents for United States.
|, Main ct root I.ouis. Mo.
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VGrIn01t's Great Chemist.

Royal absolutely
a
nl
r.
scir ccomnln nat u q
:. BONNTON, D.,
hcn
Junc@
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| WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For any case of the following diseases which
the medical fraternity have PRONOUNCED III
durable that
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THE NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY

o Cortlandt Street, New YORK.
Iron Potts "nd Anchors and Wire. u
rrising an entire Iron Fence. Tire latest,
h., nv ii "a rr rot ,.n, zen times as drral as
Any & ~ n fcn.,A Az, i.inh ~ 'lovtf at -
i,c'-l. ',r.nicatc II t'g,icsi iacau sww'-
;cr Ills fence New fofs size an =,
10, ,.i-cplars = ing fuil NJ Tic, ~, Mi.,e;u
the cs.ce III o,coDlrlils,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-20
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

BOsTON April 19.-Simeon Levy, editor and
proprietor Of The MeIieon Fnoner who ism this city
business connected with the Worlds Exhibition 10 be held
nj the City OF Mexico in 1885, said to-day in rega to the
published reports of disturbances in the interior Of Mexico
that the recent stories fabricatons put forth for
sockobbng purposes that he should not hesitate 20
that there IL infammaJls material IN the mass Of
the population OF the United States than exists In Mex
icO and that the lower classes in Mexico never bet
ter off than they to-day, particularly in the large
cities aud towns along the railway lines, where wages
have advanced 80 to 100 per cent since the consrGo
on OF the roads began. lie could truly say that tire
popular sentiment regarding Americans IN Mexico had OF
late changed rapidly for the better.
Tine stamp tax trouble. he said was not a revolution
The Government had imposed stamp tax too heavy 10
he borne and the merchants quietly closed their places ~
business. The Government had 10 give IN To the mer
chants but no one talked of revolution nc was sen Il
bic manner % protesting against OnerOus tax There
not the slightest doubt he said, OF the recognition O
President Diaz, and there would DO no political dis
turbghccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-20

abuses in the city government Tho supporters
President Arthur were apparently not p"uou
larry elated over the general result 1here Is
n growing feeling that some OF those WHO Ao
nomInay for the President will makes haste to desert
him. and support the candidate who they think mas Tue
best chance Of winning -. . ,-. -.
The counting of the vote in the XXIst District was not
co,npctcd until early in the morning. MIR Roosevelt re-
ceived 564 votes the independent Ticket ana z3p vi
The regular total OF 799 NJ NJ Budlong, the next on
the independent after Mr. Roosevelt got O0f VoeS
Richard A. McCuriy, who was next tn MI koOseNet ON
the regular ticket received 37S votes. This was aDuI
The average OF the two tickets. indicating majority OF
I79 Some men on each ticket ran higher: inc Nhies
A. Hess ticket received % votes and there were -
scratched tickets. - $500, 49,.
In the NNIIId District the Raymond Eageson ticSet;
the Young Mems Republican Club, made cle1n sweep
Crane VINO received the largest vote on tho
opposition ticket. The delegates elected 10 tne ~
State Convention George g. Bronson with Hoic 0,
S5I, Ezra A. futile ia, william 6. Reddy 40 ana
David f. Porter 1853 alternate'. John d. kinney SoI'
Edward If. Phillips sl5, j. Lyons si3 ana Albert l.
Hull 400.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WAsHNGToN, April 19.-The resignation OF
First Lieutenant william l.. Geary. 10Th Infantry, has
accepted by the President take effect October 10
general court-martal has been appointed TO meet at
Wets Point. NcwIork harbof at If O'Clock D. IN. on
April %. for the trial OF such prisoners ~ may De
brought before It. The resignation by Cap
tain John W. Pullman, Assistant Quarter1a5ter, of hi'
commission OF first lieutenant SIh Cavalry, only has
been accepted by the President First Lieutenant
Charles r. Tyler. 10th Infantry has been relieved from
duty OF the Agricultural and Mech9uicll 'oncge or
Kentucky Lexington. Ky to take effect July ahd VIII
Join mia company.
naval cOurt-uaral has been ordered 20 meet at the
Norfolk Navy Yard Tuesday for the trial OF Lieu
tenant william J. Moore, on charges Of culpaDie
negligence and iCency NJ the tmo tA3 Os'peo was
run upon a sand-spit near Cape ilrurY.
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WASHINGTON MOTIFS.

WAsHTNSrON. Satur lay, April ~, 1851.
REPORT BY II AI,BER AND SCHUErzE.-Licut"nants Har-
Der ana ~chuezc engaged in the preparation Of re-
mort giving an account Of the steps taken by them IN the
iecnvy ~ the Jeanette dead IN siberia and their trans
on tp tins country. II is understood that both ON
GERS approve the taken by Melville and Danen-
hover IN the search for the belong party.
CHARGES AGAINST POSTMASTER BAmET.-In addition TO
the charge OF paying private bills with postage stamps
further charge % being personally Interested ia the mail
ger service ~ Camden " j. has been pref rrcd
against Postmaster Bailey nt that place.
TnE BROoKLTS PCBlIC BUHDlSG SGrE.-N q meeting
OF the House Committee Public Buildings today
Mes rs Hopkins, Pussy and Braln1h were appointed
su3cOmMit'e To examine the papers sent 10 the House ny
the Secretary OF the treasury IN response 70 "a loo
relative the selection Of site for public building At
Brooklyn, ~. \.
tn GEGELY RELIEF EXPEDIrION-The steamer Bear
which Is be the advance ship Of the Greedy RELIEF cx-
peaiti0 ready for and VII probably st nom
expected p arrive 40 Now-IOrk IN day or Two secretary
Chandler a OF prominent naval Oncer5 WIZ
visit NewNoI scSt week 10 witness the departure OF the
pioneer vessel Of the eXpcd lion.
Providing FOR SCIENTIFIC CONNnssIOV.-A sub-com-
rnittee OF the House Committee on Commerce to-day de-
cdrd repOr, flyoraby To the jul committee E-psrn-
taiivs Mutahle bin providing for tha appointment OF .
scientific commission to attend the international e tn
cal Exhibition TO De held in Philadelphia ncxt fan under
the auspices o. the Franklin Institute Of Pennsylvania
for .hc promotion Of the mechanic arts.
THE LASD LAws.-At meeting Of the House Commit
tee on Pubc Lands to-day, M-sars. Henley, oates and
Strait were appointed subcommittee TO prepare ON
20 repe the pretmp;On and timber culture acts, 1nd 10
amend the homestead laws a. 20 prevent taiduent
CHtiIes.
ARMY PAYMASTERs - Pension Acknowledgements
tive Rosecrns has pared an amendment 70 tho Pen
sion Appropriation niN 10 be introduced when that
measure next consider : providing that p1ymlstrrs
army shalt De dc,a" o. act ~ pension agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-20
MESSAGES FROM The PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGrOS, April l9.-1hr Speaker laid
before the House thc following named from the
President. which were appropriately referred:
Transmitting report of the Secretary OF State i re
gard 10 the final awards mnde by the late French and
American Claims Commits. Jon against the United states
for 500 go the payment OF claims of French citizens
against the United States the President recommends
the appropriation OF that to enable the Government
10 fnl its obligations under The treaty OF january H.
1850
Transmitting a communication nom the 'ccret'ry o.
STATE relative To- the approaching Visit 0f special On
h-,v frO, -tu The President recommends the apprp-
priaou of - go To fray the expenses embassy
Wu!lc h this country.
TIlusmitttnz Il Communication from the Secretary OF
STAT. r,spoctue the approaching iutcguoull Confer
cure N Wasting on for tine purpose hxus meridian
uropcr To br employed com mon zcio OF longitude
aud standard reckoning throughout the goyc. TIE
President recommends the apI rOI1tipu " $1,000 to
defTay the eXpcusc- OF the same.