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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02

LIT those superficial fellows, or jealous
fades who think ornamentation detrscts
from power. that strength OF material can
not 30 with beauty OF finish, read the re-
cent great speeches Of HONORABLE THOMAS +.
BAYAep and OLIy WELLnoHS On tie one
side OF the tariff question and those OF the
HONORABLE WILLIAM d. KELLEY aud NEW
TON EVANS ON the other, on ono OF the driest
possible OF questions, and learn something
for their instruction.
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&gRalzBegg&
ARE AT 1T AGAIN.

We have more goods than ever. and Wen tell you
why When buyers went to market we had ar
ranged to enlarge our house once Our intention
then simply to break through the walls OF the ad
joining stores and increase facilities without de-
Jay Purchases We're to be made accordingly Since
then plans have been changed. Our addition
to be handsome our-story building, which will not
be ready occupancy until after this is
tn ereore heavily overstooked The two departments
that should have been (and ultimately will beg most
by improvements OF course most
stocked. They cannot remain so-.some of the goods
must be disposed of at To do this will for the
next week make
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purifca-
ton of the blood. II this is neglected,
generation after generation. Among fts
earlier symptomatlc developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu.
mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. II allowed to con
time, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladies, are
produced by II.
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ADDITIONAL SPECIALS.
Del Rio Visited by . Tornad0-Ter'
rlble Havoc.
Delayed Trains the Order Of the
Day.
Events In the Central City Yesterday,
DEL RIO.

DEL RIO.
DKL RIO, May l.-[5pecial.l IA cyclone
oomiog from The west struck this town
Yesterday evening between and
storm '''' was ~ nsrui HgG''''" y" an
immense seml.cifcle Of copper colored
cloudn ard deap, tullsn boom. The APP
proach OF tho storm was 90 rspid that
no precautions could be taken
and the town being composed mainly OF
light wooden buildings would have suf.
tered severely had the vortex struck 1t.
Tho air was heavy. close and sulphurous,
and the lightning was iBceesnnt.
The streets were filed with men, women
and children running they knew not
where, aud they we're tossed ans turned
in all directions. The storm
demolished the new Episcopal church. The
Southern Pacific saloon and number OF
small CABINS were completely swept
away. Many other buildings
were twisted out OF shape. There were
five persons severely injured, and
one Charles Setback killed. Many
remarkable escspea arc recorded.
TIE force o. the wind may be i'm.
agiued when Il 10 stated that IA stationary
train Of thirty oight stock cars was
rushed down the track ~ lightning spcet,
although the brakes were on and two
blown clear of the track. The
northern part Of the town, which
suffered most presents desolnte
appeartn nee. Bishop Elliott ar.
rived las.s night to dedicate
the SANCTUARY, bat ionDd 1t in ruins. The
total loss to the town Is $4,000. AL! Is
Quic. to-day.
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Tho Georgia Republicans.

ATLANTA, GA, May 1.-The Republican
convention met to-day. About fourteen
delegates were present. General james
Lougstreet called the body to order. Il. g.
King was elected temporary chairman. An
ddress was made by Jonathan Nercross
on the necessities Of reform in politics. /,
i. thought delegates will be elected 10 the
Chicago republican convention.
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SECRETARY MULLEN, OF the New Orleans
Exposition, says the space is now about oil
taken. " manufacturers would 81 ste lust
how many machines or casss they wished
10 exhibit they would save u great deal OF
trouble ard stand better chance OF get
ting their spaces allotted b. them.
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The Nevada Republicans.

VIRGINIA CRY, Nay 1.-The Nevada RI
prblicsn state convention met yesterday
ard after sharp contest between the
Blaine and anti-Blaine men. elected the
following delegates 10 Chicago: NJ. ID.
Foley, @. O. Stevenson, s. J. Lee, John
Dixon. J. H. Kind and A. J. Blair, who are
lor Rainp
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lips.

We will offer for this week
500 punches of Real Ostrich
lips, in all the new shades at.
ITO per bunch; our regular
price on them Is $50.
SIS punches Of fine heavy
double headed Tips, in all the
new shades, at IT'S per bunch
Of 8; their real worth is $50.
$50 punches Of Real Ostrich
Tips, extra full and large in
every shade, at $50 for a
bunch Of 3; these are our best
offering, as they are worth $50
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The Prollibitionlats.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The state con.
vention OF the prohibition home protec
tive party, TO nominate dale
gates 10 the national convention
at Pittsburg July 23i mat here to-day. A.
Kirk, OF Pttsburg, WAS chofen president.
Various committees ware appointed.
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Tho Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Sender, who
spent many years in India sB q Christian
missionary. was long pastor of one OF the
larges. churches IN Brooklyn, and IL now
filing the pulpit Of prominent
Chicsgo church, declared 10 his
CONGREGATION on Sunday that
"ior unmixed wickedness and utter moral
depravi,y no city o. Asia could equal Chi
csgo or New York" aud tina. this CONT
nent hos Glass of villains lower and
meancr than the lowest and meanest in
India or rhiun "--TNnw York Tribune,
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JONI KELLEY saTs rGmmaay will support
any candidate who receives the nomination
OF the democratic national convention
Jons said something like this in 1880, but
his right thumb poinied over his sinistre
shonider
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ARlxAKABLE financial fact 10 that gold
d now crossing the Atlantic In both direc-
lions. A syndicate of Spanish bankers in
tsrootcd In Cuba have contracted with the
BANK Of France for about 100000 in
{. ,anish gold, to be shipped to the United
ststes q transit for Havana some OF 1t bav.
iue slrsady arrived. On the other hand
exoores Of eolc from the United States to
Europe reached IN round numbers $780,.
900. ~ hsovisst sver:: known. The current
hoth voys + The rssult OF the wfk Of
healthy commercial lungs and need excite
p Especial alarm. I
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Tho Florida kepublicans.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 1.-The Iopnb.
lican state convention met at st. Augustine
yesterday, but owing 80 several conteste
and inability OF the CON mittse on creden.
tialg to agree on a report, tue convention
adjourned till to-day.
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The North Carolina Republicans

RALEIGH, N. O., May There Is a full
attendance on tho republican state con-
vention. Indications point TO the nemini'
ton OF York, liberal for governor. and the
election OF Arthur delegates TO Chicsgo.
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The Straight virginia Republicans.

RICHMOND. Va, May 1.-The straight
republicans of .his ,tsts have elected the
following delegates at large to tho Chicago
conventions: John II. Dszendorf, b. b.
Bolts, William O. WiGkbAm and III Q. Par
gates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02

(KELLcGG threatens 10 give away the Lou.
jaisna snap OF '76 Il the prosecution play
too hard. Il woeld make mighty good
reading and should be seized upon by
democratic campaign committee as soon as
It begins to flow from the ex.senator's lipB.
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Oregon Republicans.

PORTLAND, ORE., May i.--rhe republi.
c,n stats convention met yesterday and
after temporary organisation adjourned TO
enable the committees to prepare re-
Dpftu.
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Hon. II. II. SIcKLEs. commissioner 10
New Orleans from Colorado. assures DBEc-
TOR GENERAL BUpKR tbas the exhibit of the
Centennial state will DO one OF the most TO-
tanle in MANY respeets Of tse long list.
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Tho wyoming Kcpnblicans.

EVANSTON, day 1.-The republican con-
veniion to-day after y stormy seseion chose
j. w. Medium and james France DELEGATES
10 the he national convention. They
favor Arthur.
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Az Papers Discontinued al the Expiration
of the Time Paid Tor,

Look u the printed label on your paper The
itte ther, oa shows when The subscription ca
pifgs Forward ihe money In enplo tine Tor
renewal, II yun dc.ire uuhrokcu nlls ~ we can
noi always Furnish back uumpeff.
subs, r!bers desiring be address or theis paper
ohfuEed will pl-ffC sale M their cpmmuhlcs'
ton ia tho n a su1 ugW aIfrHfs
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IN GENERAL.
Another String Of Republican Conven.
lions In Different States.
Jim Keene Has Been Forced 10 The
Wall.
Miscellaneous News Notes BY Wire
The Maryland Republicans.

HAoKEsrows, ND. May 1.-The republic
can state convention organizsd with W. 4.
PerklHs temporary chairman.
Committees on credentials, organization
and resolutions were appointed.
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The republicans are striving despe rateIy
to get up respectable lot Of delegates to
Chicago. They have eat down On the aspir-
atoms Of HuBBELL, KHlrGn and KoDEsoS in
TINT directiou
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publican convention met at noon. Nearly
| coo delegates were present. Hon. Will
liam C.ssius Goodloe, an anti.Arthur man,
WAS made temporary chairman. Adjourned
tll m m
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NEg YoHK STATE senator was relieved
OF q S5iOioll @; greenbacks ct Albany the
other day. IL wonld Seem tina. there Is no
honor among thieves after all.
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Tho Oregon l.pub,lcans.

BAN FRAScnco, MAY Ia Portland,
Oregon. special Gays: The republican state
con veniion resumed It's lsoors today aud
elected delegates 10 Chicago, instructed for
Blaine.
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RusKIs calls GLsDsros2 'an old wind
bIg." This, ,oo irom the apostle Of ess'
ths,Iisml A blsch gusrd could hardly
have used corner word.
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REPUBLICAN, platform IN the vari, MS s;s'es;
Resolved, lhet Arthur has been such IN
excellent president, ibs,-that. we want Z
m ne OF I'm.
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California R.pnbIicnas.

SAN FhAscnc). May 1.-The republican
state convention at Oakland met yesterday
sud at midnight elected W. Morrow, q. o.
Knight and Horace Davis delegates at large
To Chicago
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Tas postees III. r." (Mss. HELEz JACK
sos) defends the Mornons In the Nay
number Of ths Century. II 10 remarkable.
hat woman Of The reflnsmsnt snd intel
lieenos Of Mns. JACKSON can look upon this
efsot blotch upon Americas civilization
vith ether fssIings than Thee Of intense
houw - dlsgusl
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OVER 100000 auuua ~ ia paid Ia salaries
to b-ss bsil players. The bali tosser like
the cougf, ssmer appear 20 be necessary
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Keepe's ColIapsc.

New York. May 1.-The inability OF
Keene to meet his contracts did not affect
the market today. Keene this morning
refused to see any one. /. is believed Keene
will pay 100 cents on the dollar. He had
several offers OF assistance today, but 70
fused until he finds his exact position. He
said he met two or three email demands
this morning
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given TO Scrofuls
because Of a superstition that 1t could be
cured by kings touch. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that
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FRIDAY. MAY =. 1854.
INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gulf slG'es-Lishl rains;
partly cloody weaitci' westerly winds; slight
fall IN temperature.
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The colcred ,roops fought molly. In
fact they h,ld the Fort.
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MARSHALL, Mey -[speclsl l-Anthony
O'Brien, oook OF the bridge gang Of the
Texas & Pacific, wse iound In branch east
OF to wn this morning. He had been drink.
ing heavily for some time. and yesterday
was suffering an attics OF the dellrium
tremeps.
DR.. W. Kelly, ofGslveston, is in the city
on business.
of the heavy rains.
DR.. j. II. Taylor, after nu abs ence OF sew
eral months IN New York, returns to-day.
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Skinneymen.
"Welis Health Remover" restores health
and vigor, cures dyst epsis, impotence, sex.
ual debility. 81.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS In our MILLINERY and CARPET DEPARrMT
Sanger Brothers
MILLINERY DBPAR7N'I

by all ladies of taste to be the complete
the South in all things pertaining to fashionable head
gear Our quotations below for this seasons produc
tons. No old or shop-worn goods.
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VIZ CANNOT DESCRIBE TRIMMRDHATS LADIES MUSTSBR THEM
SANGER BROTHERS CARPET DEPARTMENT,
MATTINGS.

White straw mating at II l.2c yard. worth
i6 1.2c.
Checsed mating at 25c yard. that ordina.
rlly sells for S5c.
three lots Of fancy straw mattings at csc, 800
and $50 yard that has sold at from 10c 70 15c
more.
We are getting out several additional lots
which will be on our carpet floor this week
They are all special bargains.
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CARPETS.

We are heavily overlooked In ex. eupers
and We must therefore offer q number Of pieoes
at extraordinary reductions.
., AZ 600 we Will sell an all-wool CT Super worth
=. Our Isc quality is equal to any Leo Goods In
We have marked down tapestries to $50 and
than 300 and 90
Our best qualities that arc worth Ito 10 Lis
We are selling at sc and 0cc. RI
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A.. o vs The s mob
the Hill brothsrs ct st. Adams lest nisht,
vas Drought TO this city this morning
where be is In fall. Much excitement pre.
walls here and in st. Albsps. and 10 is
feared the mob will make IN effort TO take
him out tonight and habg
him. The ofiioers vho brought him
s ss 81 Z I ssisSsaashSj u ~ !;
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PITTSBURG.

PrrTsBURG, May 1.-tSpecil The rains
have been very heavy the past week, wash.
Ing mp the track OF the railroads, 70 that
no trains arc passing. The first
train from Jefferson on the East Line since
Monday passed through to-day. No trains
have been running on the Short Line rail.
road since Monday
Disirict court has been in session this
week, Judge ID. T. Estes presiding. The
criminal docket is being dis
posed of with the following felony
con yctions so far: Henry Miichtll,
theft of hog. given two years in the peni.
Tertiary; Dave Dur'ey, theft OF twenty.
eight silver dollars, TWO years; Charlie
Sneed, theft II a watch. two years.
The docket ia crowded with
business, and II il thousht only q small
portion OF IL will be disposed OF owing to
the shortness OF the term.
The farmers nre gloomy over crop pros.
poets. The rains seem to have done great
damage.
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MATS AND RUGS.

We ask special consideration FOR the lines
mentioned below. They are all marked below
velvet rug that 10 worth q. 90 AT q so we viii
sell an extra large velvet rug that Il worth So
number OF other styles ct equally low prices.
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WACO.


Waco, Mty l-[Speclal.J lin tho Waco
WOODEN mills this evening Two white work.
men named respectively Farrow and OAR
row, had an alteration. The first msn-
Toned struck the latter on the head with a
spirit level, iuAiotiug possibly fatal
wound. Farrow was arrested but gave
bond.
At meeting OF the council tonight The
Waco Water company submitted
proposition to abrogale its present
contract with the city and institute new
and more extensive system The new
proposition con.emplates Q reservoir ih.
stead Of direct or steam pressure, and
twelvs miles of mens, none less than four
i1ches in diameter, the mains and ny
drsnis be increased as demanded, the city
10 start with an annual rent ] OF $500
hydrants. ard $50 yearly each
additional hydraEt, tho contract TO
run twenty years, the city to have the
option every five years Of purchasing
the works at their ppraised value. This
move was rende;ad absolutely necessary,
as The city has ontgrowr Its present system,
established seven years ago. aud which
cost nearly 100000. The proposed
improvement. necesstt6tes q large outlay OF
money, hut the parties making IL are sol.
vent H. Is believed the proposal will
be gccs pied, "a the continuance
of the present. system would make trouble
with the fire insurance companies writing
risks here.
There has been too much rain for farm.
ing operations In this section.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~.
w h AkE a. IuOhilku 40 ANNOuNOE
w Colonel q sTEyESs a. candidate
for Justice OF the reacc Of Prclaci "a. j.
NJFARE AUTH DRIED TO ANNOUNCE
w John T. GIL fsplEns q candidate Tor
Juttite Of tie Pe6ce. Precinct No. i. Dellns
cnurty, ToVFs at he ensuing Noyomnir electon
uE ARE AUTHORIZED TO 'NSoO CE
w JUDGE Il. r. .buK az u candidate for
thn iudgefhip 81 this judicial district at the
ansnirg Nov inhar e'e'hon.
Ne an. AUIuOl.iLgu 80 AN SOUsUE
w Colonel m. ~ ROWER rs q candidate
for mo oNioo q County Judge at tho ensuing
pieohss ~ No rrNhsr
A, Aoa KtQrEsiEU 40 ANNOUNCE W.
Wv TEACHER for COUNTY tlalk
ME- AKE hhQuEslED 10 ANNOUNCE
Wv GEORGE X. FFARN for Justice cf the
paaoa To- pr seir No I
IA, n Akc ntnEnI 40 noniLED ~ An
w Douuri Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS as
candidate fo- County Judge az IA, ensuing No
vcmber election. -
NAE : m AUTHORIZED 20 ANNOUNCE
Wv W W. PEAK Tor Justice Of tire Peace IN
Precinct No. /. --.-.----.----
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MI X. q KlMBRoU ugh a. a candidate for
the Legislature In DALLAS county, subltotio the
w
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TIE MIHKL

loWIri,h 4 e'sht rfgcs ~ nhy.hix columns
irthe .a'rtN fud phtn cat Newspaper In tho
state, and II NV oifeIed NJ tho following 10
fulln rates. -
One Copy, ono Year .,,,..,,t..,,,,L.,s 81 30
fr0tn March 4 Ia November 10. iSkt 10
IEVAEIAnLY IsADYAsCR,
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CrwcmNATI, May 1.-Cincinnati 0: Colum
bus 10. NJ the close o
the game the general pavilion
gave way and about dozen persons were
injured one fatally, and three were re
moved IN the patrol wagon.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-Louisvilles. s; Tc'
ledo, 1.
platform cmbndying about the tame point
and principles as those of Other
republican conventions was passed, after
which the following delegates a, large
were elected Congressman Halter, l.. N.
Phillips, Colonel James Wallace and SEN
ator Hodson.
wAsnIkeros, May Washington, 70;
Brooblyn,0.
ST.. LOUIS, May The championship
genes Of the American association opened
here this afternoon, and Notwithstanding
IL rained until nearly 4 o'clock. O great
crowd was In attendance and a fine game
played. Score: 81. Louis, 4; Indianapo.
lie, 2.
Sail of the Thetis.
NEW YoRK, May 1.-The Greedy nag
aud Lincoln, General Hancock and other
celebrities accompanied the vessel to Sandy
Hook on tho gunboat Tallapoosa. Harbor
salutes were given tha departing craft.
Lynchcd.
KANSAS CRY, May 1.-Reports have been
received from Medicine Lodge that
the four bank robbers were
captured and placed in jail.
A mob broke in, shot one to death. took
the.other three out and hung them. Payne,
the bank president, is dying.
Accepts.
CHICAGO, May H." Parson" Davis
hes accepted Sullivan's challenge, offer
log TO give any man 81 600 and half
Of the exhibition money to stand before
him for four rounds, and will put Jem
Good against the champion.
The PennsyIvania's Dividend.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Pennsylva.
MIA railway to-day declared Q semi annual
Of 4 per cent. -
Marine.
GALvRsroE. Nav ARRIVED: Steam ship
New York, New York.
A Big strike.
RRAprro, Pa, May Flour hundred L.
borers on the 6chuylkill Valley rosd ttrucI
or higher pay to-day.
In Danger of Judge Lynch.
CnARLuroN, W. Va. May l.-6purlook,
sho vas reached from the mob who lynehed
be Hill brothers Of st. Adams lest nisht,
vas brought 20 this city this morning
vhere be Il In jsil. Much excitement pre-.
'ails hers and In st. Albsps. and 10 is
cared the mob will make IN enort TO take
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lr.e Of Postage 10 all Parts of the United
slat.s mud Ganulu.

.. nil By draft on Dallas, posioiiico money or
oar OF registered letter 'sent otherwise, W.
viii 40, DO fesponslhe for Miscarriage "a
iras TIE HERALD, Dallas, TexRs.
.aecimcl CnniCg seat iTCo GA application.
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BODY BRUSSELS

We have put ont three special lots Of thsss
goods q LIS. LIS and 50 that ese worth Leo
In Moquettes at LIS, ! IS and 1 50 YARD, that
have never been sold for less than l66, 1 S and
1.SS. In oil cloths. Nanier and Cocoa mAttineo
tons.
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In Dnngcr OF judge Lynch.

RsADIse, Pa, Msyi,CFcur hundred l.
for higher pay to-day.
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Marine.
a Big strike,

GALvssroE. Nav 1.-Arrived: Steam shi
New York, New York.
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Lynclied.

KANSAS CRY, Nay 1.-Reports have been
received from Medicine Lodge that
the four bank robbers were
%oS Srok. az" in shot ous to death ioo
the.other three out and hung them. Payne,
the bank president, is dying.
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Accents.

CHICAGO, May H." Parson" Davis
hes accepted Sullivan's challenge, OFFER
log TO give any man 81 900 and hall
OF the exhibition money TO stand before
him for four rounds, and will put Jem
Good against the champion.
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Sailoftl,c Thetis

NEW YoBK, May 1.-The Greedy Gag
ship called to-day. Secretaries Chandler
and Lincoln, General Hancock and other
celebrities accompanied the vessel to Sandy
Hook on tho gunboat Tallapoosa. Harbor
sslutes were given tina departing craft.