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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-02
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A novel sight was witnessed ~ the
Union depot q few days ago. There ar
rived on an early morning. Chicago train
An immigrant family from Denmark,
consisting OF husband. wife and fifteen
children. whea they alighsed from the
ears the man and woman each carried
in their arms an infant, and were fol-
lowed into the depot , the remainder
Of the numerous family. The thirteen
children xere all joined toesther by .
small sad rope, which vas fastened
around the arm Of each child. They
we're tied together in Denmark. and
in this manner the l.ng journey vaA
made. The strangers remained a the
depos until afternoon. when they de-
parted for Minnesota, whore they VIII
settle upon farm. Ali we're comfosta-
DIV ciethed, and the happy father APP
peared 70 10 veil supplied With money.
The father and mother were apparently
about Is yeers Of ace. The visitors as
tracsed considerable curiosity during
their brief stay ~ tbs depot
seven LeAvenvorsh doctors vsrs gath
sred around man Who fell o. the side.
walk. -Four called IL s1ustroke. and
the other. sid u was a. AionG came
email boz and proved Il vas banana
pssl.
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sft seems 10 me- sAid . quist Old
gentlemen, "thas this whisky oosines1
makes great dsal Of noise tor . stu
businem~
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The steamer idaho will issve City
dock for New Wssfminster On Ihurs-
day morning. Juiy ID. - ] O'Clock. II
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MME. LACHENAL FROM PARIS.
next door to Esmoninis Coffee aud Spice
Mills. An entirely new method 70 used
for washing fine embroideries which, on
trial. must commend itself to ladies'; scour-
ing and blanket cleaning; also. gentle
mems clothing cleaned at short notice mi6
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NOTICE.

HEREAFTER WHEN THE WATER
\ of the Spring Hin Water Company
II shut on from the mains for repairs due
notice Of the same win be given through
the morning papers the day before
JOSIAH COLLINS. IN.
je2i Business Manager.
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ChfoAoo, July l.-Ihe Situation ~
rather more lively in view OF the near
approach Of the National Democratic
Convention. Very few delegates have
arrived and no entire State delegation
Respected before Friday or Saturday.
IN the convention building there are
evidences of great activity, under the
direction of Mr.. Adler, the arohitsct
Who planned the hall for the Republi-
can Convention. Changes are being
made TO suit the wishes of the sub CON-
mittee. The hall will be completed by
sunday. The headquarters will be
thrown open at the Grand Pacific Ho-
vel BY those interested In the various
candidates. General Butler IL expected
70 arrive on Saturday, aud the commit
.ee on labor organizations 90 Welcome
him IA being parfacted
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naioA, July AFTER an exceedingly
nos dsy, rain and hail storm. terrific
% Tore, which had been gathering ell
,oe afternoon, struck village tonight.
water fell In sheets, flooding the
assets. The principal streets are allied
sMo fallen trees. There 10 great alarm.
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rariG Association.

foRrREss MoNRox (va), July L.
noue 100 delegates to the Southeastern
iafin Association met today to az
rates OF insurance on cotton and other
commodities, Clarence Knowles, Of
Atlanta, IL chairman of the committee
appointed. Adjourned till tomorrow.
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nag Fire.

EMPORIUM. Iowa, July This morn
Ing some freight oars went In collision
With number of coal oil cars standing
on q side track at Driftwood. The oil
caught fire, and fifteen buildings. mostly
business places, destroyed. Loss. $685.
600; insurance. $4,000.
Prepartnx for the Democratic Dele
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1Aprtttnk Wsatue-
LOUISVILLE, July l.-Mr. Blaine is
ecisd here in eight or ten days to
t General Elkins. He will be 40
1mpanied by Mrs. Blaine and one of
s osuRhtets, who will spend the SUM
nsf With Mrs. Elkins.
seven nuadred aud rafvy ssremg.
Nrv YoRx, Jolly The County Dem,
ocfatio delegation 20 the National Dem
tane Convention Al Chicago will NUN
~ nct less than $50. badges will be
oosed upon their arrival In Chi
80. Tie County Democracy 10 unan-
s es Tor Cleveland since the retire
s.s 49, o. fiiden. A prominent member
y the whole Geld against Cieve-
should he be knocked out. there
aoee Field Of California, who will
some OF his votes The same
n also says 81 forcing the nomins-
- 49, upon Tilaen, that no friend
a.. nuen has anything TO do With IL:
y 10 the work of a crank. aided
ieser cranks. Az a meeting az
amany Hall. the committee stated
-, about 600 Tammany members
jsnna go 10 the Chicago Cow nsion.
- 80 nelly made u speech, urging the
~ Ss'natson Of man who could carry
a. aim The masses Of the people
-. .soofing classes and the conserva-
saement OF the Republican party.
p,.s, puse man was the nominee he
plosed Q Democrats victory.
tis.s ensativea Of labor organize
49,. soniRht passed resolutions pro-
49, against the nomination Of Gov
cIssO ssvsiAnd for the Presidency aud
- NJ themselves 20 oppose his cleo
49, nominated, by every means in
"A 1. vef: A commitfee was appoint.
Dsrs.n Chicago end protest 20 the
nsr;saaiio Convention against the
nAsion Of Cleveland.
- sshan Csayicse6.
- 800. July l.-DAix, the Cuban
aeo on The schooner shaver,
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For Sale.

THE RESTAURANT CORN Err
Third and Washington streets. known
~ the French Italian restaurant, includ-
ing I've nicely furnished rooms. For par
ticulars inquire Of
CLAUS q HARMS,
myl6 III Front street.
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DISSOLUTION.

The COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
Z fore existing between the undersign-
cd. under the firm name Of r. Merchant
& Co.. has been Dissolved by manual con-
sent h Merchant and w. A. Stewart
win coutinue the business on Second
strceI under the name II K Merchant &
Co. L p. Ferry viii continue in business
q eo3 Front street.
Al dehea due 10 or owing By the old
arm win BE- paid 20 and By the new arm
q r. Merchant 4 Co.
X. MERCHANT,
L. r. FkRhY.
w. A. STEWART.
Seattle. June q. 1854 ia
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10 Contractors and Builders.

1,HE ATTENTION OF CONTRAC-
rier quality OF foundation, sewer and
building brick pronounced by good an
thority the best ever made on the Pacific
Coast, samples OF which can be seen az
the office Of PICKERING & CO., on
Washington street. jels i'm
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NEW York, July 1.-Certificate Of in
corporation Of the New York Open
Board of Trade Is died. Its business
70 furnishing facilities 10 members for
making public and private sales of cot.
ton, produce, securities and other prop
critics, and to aid merchants aud others
Ia the collections of their Just dem suds.
Capital stock fixed at 100000.
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RoxE, July l.-Maneini, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, in the Sen .ts today.
stated that negotiations would be
adopted with the Governor of Dongola,
who 10 credited with having entered
into an s.teste coriidiie With the rebels,
with vies of ransoming the Italian
missionary.
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- 1910. July l.-Daix, the Cuban
ssd on The schooner shaver,
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win Celebrate.

TouLoS. July 1.-The captain and the
entire Grew, including sick man, of
the steamer Minstrel, abandoned the
vessel and took 10 the woods The Reus-
haroaaa % aaa rsshtnt FOR thasn
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seyne water Anniversary.


MALTA, July 1.-Ali vessels arriving
from Toulon are subject % twenty.
three days quarantine.
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Marine Disaster.

NEw YoRK, July 1.-The schooner
Emmerson, from Cardsnas, reparts that
on June 9Th, In latitude IS. longitude
n, spoke the yacht Gypsy. from Psns-
ma for New York. She had her dock
swept May 18th and lost two men. CON-
pas and sails.
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PnLApELPHIA, July 1.-WoOI. quiet
and unchanged.
Bosros, July l.-Wool, steady and in
,s;r demand. Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
srtra, 33d37c; Michigan fleece. 3Otd 3le;
somb and delaine. 1890 /; pulled, 20c
d38c,
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BRAIN WORKERS.

In this country nearly every active bust
ness or professional man is overwork
ed, and suffers from waste of vitality. Few
reach the age of forty-five without this
waste of vital force showing itself In some
form OF disease more or less troublesome OF
dangerous.
Now, unless something can be done to
renew the wasted vital force these diseased
conditions must go on increasing until an
utter breakdown is the result. Many warn.
ed in time retire from business or profession
al life and seek In change and relaxation q
measure Of the health which they have lost.
With much the larger number. this retire
ment is felt to be impossible; and they go
on suffering and failing until the disastrou 8
end comes in paralysis, softening of the
brain or sudden death.
Asa restorer of vital force e, 1t has been
largely shown from the results obtained
during the past twelve years, that Com
pound Oxygen is the most efficient agent
vet discovered by the medical profession.
Its use bv overworked business and profes.
sional men would save many hundreds of
lives every year, and give to thousands
,Aore the ability to work without the weari-
ness and exhaustion and peril which now
attend them. A Treatise on Compound
Oxygen, containing large reports Of cases
and full information sent free. Address
Drs. STARKEY & PALEN, 1l09 Girard street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
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VNesd W ihs ra'imsslef 0ses'.l
eGIl1 a. mnfn g11d, hut
N ihs ihNe 6unee rats shsll bs si0fied
the pf1ylslon shruld h. a1ifd ~ NJ The
esse NJ letters, ihai vhen f0fisfe u lns1i
nfisnt Tho fAHefs thall hH M.
yaided and TIE dsGolenoy collected
from the feofivef fhe present ppsial
rate On All third olsss MISTER IL TOO hifh
aud out oi pf0puftiIn ~ faies On nihef nail
matter. A. the minimum " II Aoeuia per
mound, and by dbafginF dOub'e rates
bf fractions ~ 10 10 cents per
round Ia exaoisi which Is more than
he publishers obtain for their issues.
The mere statement ~ the fact must
demonstrate u and by granting the pubic
moro liberal postage the poa'sl depart
ment will los no revenue by making the
proposed changes on third class mall mat
ter, az the effect will he 10 greatly inefea ~
tho quantity offered for transmission,
which will result IN n corresponding IN
crease In the diffusion Oi Information
among the people,
Yours respectfully,
l.sEPH MEDILL,
President Western Associated Press,
II. L., BAKER,
Secretary Western Associated Press,
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.VIGOR, HEALTH AND L|FE
FOa THE WEAK, NERVOUS AsO DRBIITATRD
Il FOUND ~ rng GREAT DscoyEN
COCA, BEEF & IRON
(WTTR PHOSPHORUs0
TO RESTORE
Il Ouad that the
on ErER
hlgi
WITS PHoSPHORUS)
Scott's Coca, Beef and Iron
WITH PRoSrHORUs
BLOOD AND NERVE vITALIzER.

Debility
NERVOUS DISEASES DypsP Weak uag' ne ODD nont Para
Weakness aud Po ameu
published
III
gained vicinity
Specifics aud from the is use u haVe no. experienced
In Nervous Prostration.
Publishers
remedies failed
Kidney Affection JnstnntIy Relieved.
o
indigestion and Exhnustod Vitality.
James tn found INN e igi SleG?u T.
Ton In One
York
tin
W
Sevrasthenia or Nervous prostratton
aud Kmn with
Kansas City Journal and also the Kellogg Printing Co.. " this city wSa letter
Nervo Debility Brights Disease
Incpient Parayss Cured.
Gdaes Paralysis by tho
TO ALL SUFFERERS FROM
and Debility Brain and Heart and Broken Down
Druggists Sic Bottles, SIS.
W Off, wysndott street kansas City Mo- =, o.. mar 49,,
orpw hop.or
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g which bsl6hssi N fbs
lsls tgef fflyais pfopsfy Nlihln
lhsD byfdsf fhsfs vas NJ donbt ital
nhdtf Ne flntil 6hal poser W. regulate
q nnsfes IN Ffefs had NE flfii ~ npnif0l
the Transportation ~ dlfeaff1 oNt'e ff0fn
6he stat Nv au1ihsf n had slsp been aim.
cult ~ deylse msssufgs ~ which choppers
lion ~ n state could he secured ~ stamp
oui pleufo'pneumonis The ogmmiiite
believed the proposition submitted was ihe
hest that could he framed. II directed the
commissioners ~ agriculture by proper
ilvsttiFaiiDn % locate the disease, ~
notify this state authorities 81 the fact that u
exists ana a. Whist extent, aud 10 Invite 90
operation ana request 10 10 pay hall ths
expense 10 eradicate n. There vas not n
single state which would not cooperate
with tho Federal government In the work,
Several states where tbs disease existed
had tamporized with this question long
enough and the dema aud Tor this DILL came
if0in the great cattle states west. lie r..
frfred to the fact that the disease existed In
the District of Luiumbia, and yeniufed tho
assertion tha. . thin the past month every
member Of tho house had eaten neei cut
from an animal infected with lung trou'
BILE.
Beford said that he had been informed
that this bill vas the result OF the combined
object was TO destroy men who owned
thoroughbreds II that were the obiec'
the.house should have courage enough Ia
deliberately investigate the question before
passing on the measure.
Hatch denied ever having heard OF any
question being raised between the cattle
men west and the owners OF thorough
breds.
Wilson, Of Iowa, supported the bill and
described the great advantages that would
accrue from its passage 10 the cattle indus
try OF tho country. The cattle In the Unit.
ed States amounted TO 100000 head
worth lily 81 900 600, aud IL was of ex-
IRENE importance that this great industry
should not be endangered by the spread oil
pleuo ,pneumonis; that disease was herr
aud unless the Federal power did some
thing to stamp IL out II was here TO stay.
The committee rose and the house ad
journed.
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worn out with HE. that her
husband had forsaken her; hat she was
too proud to beg, and had determined to
end her existence oy drowning. II is said
that her husband, who Is q
civil engineer, seriously complained
OF her extravaganza and her propensity to
incur debts which he could III
afford to pay, and his remonstrance
with her led to an arrangement, and
that the last time he was here they agreed
to separate, he taking the youngest child,
boy OF 10 years, with him to New
Orleans, where he is said to be
with his eldest son, man grown. The
separation had a depressing effect on
Mrs. Anderson, who was proud,
high spirited woman, and becoming
involved in debt, besieged with creditors
and threatened with ejectment by her
landlord unless the rental was forthcoming
was driven to distraction and ultimately
10 commit seli-destruction. That Il was
premeditated is confirmed by the fact that
few days prior 10 her disappearance
she told a lady in tine neighbofhood
That che was going away, and when She
was gone to ie,l her son to give
Anderson 's) house. A thorough search was
il stltuied Immediately aGtor her dis
appearance was discovered, but no 10
| tdis time the efforts o. the seprcheis
| have not been rewarded with success.
| Mrs. Anderson is described ~ ren.ar Ia
big well preserved woman, about 10 years
old, large, well proportions, OF
p!tndid carriage, brunette;
and has flashing black eyes. She was we'll
educated and accomp ished, and is said 10
be well connected. Her disappearance
hs5 caused considerable excitement
III the city and some are inclined to the be-
lief that she changed her MUD about drown.
ing and has MADE way with herself BY
other means, and that her body will yet be
| found.
Justice Spann this evening held an in
Quest on the body of Frank
George, infant son of John George
who was found drowned in boiler of water
on the back gallery of his parents resi-
dence. When found no was lying face
down in the water, and from appearan ces
had not been in the water long
GALVESTON, Feb. 5.-[Press.I -Patitions
were freely circulated and numsrously
stgued in Galveston to day, recommending
| Colonel JOHN L. Eiliotr, Of The Dallas HER-
AID for the position of chic commissioner
from Texas TO the New Orleans exposi'
ton.
The fourteen months cid child OF Mr..
John George was lett by It's mother to-day
alona in u room while she went into az
adjoining apartment 20 attend to caller.
Mortified to discover that the infant had
fallen head downward into vessel of water
and drowned.
| John G. Coulop, formerly of this city,
has, with Stephen Dyer, of New Orleans,
invented and patented machine for eject
ing oil on troubled waters from the bow Of
a vessel during storm.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS
Auslln said N Nave \ tafed Tho Z. u,
u. y. Temple
burglars Work texnrkana AND MIL
can VERY successfully.
4 bloody Fight and u IJsiery ~ san
AnlrniO.
other Specials From snndry Sources.
a.,.. ...sn..s n.t0nU n.1t.s
other Specials From snndry Sources
TuE TEMPLE BALLOT DALLAS
AuIan

TuE TEMPLE BALLOT DALLAS
AHEAD,
FoEr WORM, Feb. 5,-l5peG'al. J. At
1890 a, tn. the grand lodge /. o, D, f., 10
still IN session billoting for an, location Il
tbs Temple, with Dallas 10 th' lead, IL is
said that no decision will ba reached to-
night, IL looks like deas lock and TIA ow'
ins ones say Austin will tila'iy get H.
Dallas, howsygr, only lacks six woes 81 the
twn.thirds necessary 10 u choice.
MA telephone message Just re
ceiyed from the Piekwick hole, Fort Worth,
announces that Austin has secured the
temple. receiving few votes In excess Of
the necessary twO|hirds
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bIy(rON
~ Opinions on She 1ofrl-
IY sou Tarin Blll.
rss m the National Capital,

Feb. 6,-l5peoiall The
ler convention IL here to OIL
mes OF the railroads which are
Ig q vast power to defeat the
nj of river. Cheap water trans
yeAtens hiPh freight rates.
10 Mills aud Reagan to-day
agG,Dsi thaOhprge OF breed.
tsie DISEASES. The bill TO prevent the
Val Of disease IL feared for It's dangerous
Wilson's giving arbitrary poW6r oinspec-
The railroads. haye assembled strong
Ibby h,Is u tho Lest few days. They
ey hone to Nave the laGd forfeit bills re-
|rrd 10 The judiciary committee on the
kna,s side and defeat the forfeiture on
questions Flaw.
The IL ions OF the New Ysrk press on
Iouh} s'ariti bill are briefly, Tho TIL
az Ms: "rhe measure is calculated to
1.troy the salt and pottery industries OF
he country, 10 put stop 10 lead mining
lad copper mining, to lower the wnges oil
eoal aaa yOS miners, of operatives in cot
and wooden mile, and TO make wool
,,wing Improbable"
The Times says: "Ths dill is n moderate
Md conservative attempt TO deal with the
b,ral and pressing needs Of the business OF
country By treating 1t iDtelligently
epubllcaus can serve the country with
arm 10 their party and no advantage
heir opponents. By adherence to the
mi asN il exorbitaDt aud oppres' i've,
.rtial and unjust, N.Y. Can do themselves
iury and help their opponents,
The Sun says: as it revenue-only bill
10. Isit protectionist bill? Yes. Is it q
BIN Of principle? No. Well. then, what is
IN II looks like bill OF trickery, but lei
Is wait and see."
The Herald ssys: "While the new bill
apupt 10 said to have simplilied the tariff
m,ses TO reduce duties, to modify
of the txorbitant features. to favor
manufactures by giving them cheap
Iais, land 1t is at least step in the
direction. Whether 1t will reduce
Is another matter, and we think
estimates put forth are unrelia-
- 1t " t,rizontal in It's
4Q00 W ssH s&omes that
krif law is equitable in l leo
reductions are made on t. unf
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MuLucAS. Feb. 5,-[Spscial Last
night between the hours Of aud 8 o'clock
the stores of b. II. Peverely, J. A. Steele
aud Chinski & Ward were entered by bur-
glars. /. The entrance was made Mt the front
by boring through tho doors and forcing
oil the catches on the locks. The store OF
Chinski Il Ward was catered and robbed
of It's contents: loss, about S2CJ; Beverley
j. Steele ioss nothing, The accuracy
OF the job showed them TO
he cracksmen OF the iirst'class
IL is supposed they stole their way here in
freight train No. and lett on passenger
train No. The conductor of the latter
was wired ut Houston aud answered that
they 90. oil at Homestead Deputy Sheriff
J. A. Steele aud q. J. Ward let. immedi-
ately in pursuit OF them. They are de-
scribei rs iolows: The smallest 10 not
over live feet ,ix inches; heavy set; blsck
hair; black mustache; dressed in dark
clothes, wooden oyer-shirt; black hat. The
other is nearly six 'eet nigh; brown hair,
black suit Of clothes and blsck hat. A
reward of $50 will he paid tor taeir arrest.
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GREENvILLE.

GREENv1LIE, Feb. 5.-[special. I-District
court, Judge. J. Green Clark presiding,
still in session here. Much busine So has
been transacted. In the case of T. ]. Wood
or the killing of Forgotson here two
years ago, Wood pleaded guilty to murde-
In the second degree and was sentenced 10
OF M. d. Hart, for the killing of DR.. Skin
ner, there was q mistrial. In the case of
D. M. Oldham, charged with forging, the
Jury after q few minutes absence brought
fin verdict of not guilty.
Work on the new Methodist church,
which will be handsome edifice, to cost
$4,000, will begin this week.
The weather is cloudy but mild. and
some gardening is being done.
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BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 0.-[Special Ito
day is the Anniversary OF the adoption OF
the present constitution OF Mexico. The
day has baen observed in Mstamofas by
the firing OF canuons and ,be closing OF the
priucips Offices aud stores.
G. q. Miller rag been appointed county
attorney pro ZEN,
Bishop Elliott eft to-day for Rio Grade
CITY. where he will unite IN marriage Miss
Onlv, the beautiful and Dcc1m piished
dau ghtsr of MGior Oily, officer in cotn.
mand OF Riuggola barracks, and DR.. Robert
son, recently appointed assistant surgeon.
Early this morning some parties broke
into the cable Lox OF the telephone COM
pany on the M.tamoras side and cut every
wire, some seventy.iive, thereby shutting
off all communication on the Mexican side
Mr.. Wilson. manager of the exchange,
promptly went to repairing the damages
and BY 4 O'Clock every wire was connected
No clue as yet to the perpetrators. The
authorities of Matamoras have proceeded
to use every endeavor to discover the
parties