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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-01-30

! tut, II for the cure of n, g..
u so. called Inc,,ra ~ ~ nSpcci
po,i H,i;Dig's Gernsasa" f S.,
i niisa1I'y 1ly Guaranteed 70 a.. -.
i, and H4R,e;srnmisatorrhoea, Los. s" q
y 'eiess Feelings, Pros ne Head,
re v ye youthful ~ imprudences . ~ !,
,e'an from Eurone IN, . reg
or no, dollars for a a" ss se re-
cur Under special Ed s,e
'i asay. can "a! not get cured .,
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a s1ra'os; stper bottis: s;S
tesponsibl ssr,ons eceipt Of
, a.ns Ses&sy Mainta; i pay
ONE ONE. DR.. LieiIr n; saed
mons ms. of the Bladder anS
mess and P? ,os9a,o Of Sec
''e'd to the Dr.. 'I I;ss;s; l.
; y recent EN- oase of specie, /
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Personal

| Matinee tickets 10 Aladdin will cost
same price.
w. w. ferret, of Montana, Is in the city
J. b. Manson, Little Rock, is at the Wind
sor.
+. A. Carter, San Francisco, is at the
| Windsor.
s,ott Lambeth, of Paris, 10 booked at the
ST. George.
Colonel w. Il. Hughes has returned from
trip west.
]. w. Childers, Hillsboro, is stopping at
the Windsor.
G. 8. Pierce, Of New York, is stopping at
the st. George.
George II. Young. OF Boston, is registered
at the Windsor.
WIS. Weir, Monmouth, Illinois, is book
ed at the Windsor.
L, Cartwright, prominent stock man o
San Augustine, Is In the city.
Miss Annie Hurd, of Mckinney, is Wis
iting the family of Sheriff smith.
Pr. Braunsn and daughter, OF Westh'
erford, are registered Ut the 81. GEORGE
John Adger and wife, OF Shreveport
Louisiana, are stopping at the 81. george.
Captain b. Gatewood, a prominent stock
man OF Colorado City, was In tho city yes
terday.
is. Andrews, stock man OF Fort Worth
was in the city yesterday greeting his many
friends.
Mr.. T. H. Patterson, alter brief absence.
is again with the drug firm OF Hickox q
Patterson.
Mr.. @. w. Mckinney, proprietor OF The
Ostmsn house, Denton, was In the city yes
terday aud paid the HERALD q pleasant
call.
ii. @. Pillsbury, the sGa5le state agent
of the Pattse Piow company, Monmouth
Illinois, with headquarters AZ Dallas, Is al
the Windsor.
Mr.. o. w. Parker, OF Chicago board Of
| trade. is in town and is about to open .
nuhlic grain and stock exchange Ct lo7
Lamar street. Mr.. Parker has many office
onen through Michigan and the Canadas
and TO those who speculate In Chicago grain
markets, New York stock excnauge or cot
ton, he will be prepared 70 offer induce
ments.
llesns: F-snkM Hslthum, Galveston; 4 X
B,ker, Little Rock, Arkansas; William
Walker, Arkansas; II Ingle, Gainesville
Caleb Terrice, Forpey; Fred ID Robinson
Huntsyille; H p league. kaufman; L
Daniel, Austin; w Il franklin, Brown
wood; II w 6hiitou, Denton; Jake Blavin
i 0sinesyille; L W Presley, Commerce; Dial
Ia CLARK. Denton: 1shum r DArnell, 6sy
mour; w Moore, Midlothian; Nike zsrI
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relief Of Fin John Porter, with senate
am endments.
Kieier moved TO refer the bill 10 the mill
tary committee.
Belford thought tho motion for references
was a stealthy attempt 10 do iDius' ice 10 Z
man who already had been treated unjuttly,
according 10 this the testimony OF ono Of he
greatest American generate, General Grant.
bocum moved 10 non-c0nour In tho ten'
ate amendments.
Boyne moved concurrence.
Keller briefly opposed the bill, declaring
II unconstitutional
Cutcheon entered an earnest protest
against the enactment NJ this law, Three
great republicans were on trial, Abraham
Lincoln, Edwin NJ. Stanton and James a.
uarheld. No man could give his vote for
this bill without damning Lincoln. black
sning Stanton 1rd sending down TO ohio
quv the last great mariyr James A. Gar
field. After considerable further debate,
the motion 10 refer tho bill was lost and
the senate amendments non.conourred IN
The house refused 10 concur In the sene IL
amendments to tho bill establishing O
bureau OF animal Industry.
The senate bin passed donating part oil
tho abandoned mill ary reservation OF Font
Smith. Arkansas, 10 thu city Of Fort Smith
or Tho benefit OF public school. Ad-
iOuTned.
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GALVESTON, May 7.-fPses' The mar
ringe of Mr.. rhamas n. Sweeney, nromi-
nent shipping and commis.iJu merchant
OF this city, 10 Miss Villie Brown, the
youngest daughter ~ Mf. J. NJ. Brown,
was solemnizsd at TriDity church this eve
nipg by Raw. 3. NJ. Bird. A lsrge and
fashionable audience witnessed the cese.
mony and were slterward en,ertsined at
The elegsnt residence Of the BRIDES father
on Broadway
A committee Of leading citizens hos been
Ia session oil day di;cGssng the deep
water question In connection win the re-
cent suggestiOns by Captain Etd3 on me
action the Committee will take have been
made public Mp to a late hour, and It ia be.
iieyed the com mtifea have not yet re ached
any conclusion IN the premises.
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THE RIVER AND mARBoR BILL.

WASHINGTON, May I'll Press. J. The
river and hsrbor bill rs reported contains
the following appropriations for Texas riv'
ers: Mouth of the Braz)s, 1000; Bulfho
Bayoa, S25 coo. Appropriahcns for hsr-
bors are. Charleston, south Carolina, $780,
900; Savannah, Gsors!a, SloO ,ooO; cumoer'
land Sound, Georgia. $4,000; MOBILE,
$500 900; Psnsscoa, $4,000. Tampa
Bay, $4,000; Arkansas Pass end
Bay, Texas, 800 900; Galveston, $3.50 600;
Pass de Cayilo. Texas, $50 600; Sabine Pass,
Texas. $3.50 600. The bill proyides for \
Missouri river commission, and also that
no tolls or operating charged ssall pe !ey,
lad mon vessels passing through any canal
or other waters for the IMPROVEMENT OF
NAVIGATION belonging to the United States.
The Dill, as reported. appropriates Sl2 0io'
100
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A Uenithful Diurctic

BousD BnooK, N. j., April 2, Iss3,-You
advice placing Alcock'e Porous Plasters
In dyspepsia, on the nit OF the stomach; IN
sgue cake, Oh the spleen; In torpid liver
over that organ; but | really think you
should also recommend that one or two
plaslers 10 put over the kidneyf. They
stimulate, strengthen and &C. IA powerful
diuretics thus casting out many poisonous
acids and salts. have had fever and sgue.
All remedies took produced little or nc
effect until put on Allctok's porous plas-
ter over each kidney; their action being
more than doubled, the malaria Yves quickly
washed away. have also had several at
tacks OF rheumatism aud two VI CONT, aud
by applying the plas,ers over the local
pain and also over the Kidneys, | agaia
found your plasters wonderfully eiilcacioui
III X. THoMAE.
Beware ofimits,ions. "Alloock'a" is the
only genuine porous plaster.
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In making the assertion that Pozz)nl's
medcated complexion powder IL entirely
tree from injurious or deadly poisons. we
do IL upon the authority OF q thorough
chemical analysis. IL 10 one OF the Oldest
face powders In the American market, and
10 used in the families Of SOME OF our most
prominent medical men who have person.
ally acknowledged to the proprietor that
they not only consider II harmless, but os-
teemed /, highly beneficial in every respect
not only Tor the use OF ladies and children,
but for the lord of creation himself. Sold
- ali druvo,sts
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BRYAN.

Bryan, May Z - [Speoial.I - A man
named Polsn attempted TO forge au order
10 CLARK, Bryan & HowelPs bank on Wet
termerk e. % Of Henderson. The forgery
was easily detected.
TIE appointment OF Colonel Elliott, as
chief commissioner 10 the New Orleans
exposition, meets the approval OF this con-
mrniiy.
Quit b, 1umber Of our citizens will attend
tho Interstate drili.
The revival service gnder the direction
OF Major Pam, ~ still In progress az the
Baptist church.
The weather ia again cloudy and indicAt
ing rain.
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No Case.
~ see dey hsb TUNED Sam loose" said
one negro 10 another.
"Yas, uey had TO let 'im 90. 'kase no
case could be made outen de charle."
"Ilow wuz dalp Tell me all bout It,"
"Well, de way de trouble iizl a white
gemmen iced Sam wild one oh his shirt
on
"Yas. an rested him fur stselin' didn't
dey2'
"Dst's hit; but wen deY Gum fur trile, dc
lsdge 'cisred dat der want no groun fur
dc plant nrter he'd hcerd do testimony oh
Sans mudder."
"Whas got him ou,2n
"De simple fec dat Sans mud der wuz
wsshin' fur de gemmen, an do Isdge
s6d dat long rs do man was lucky 'nourh
20 cit his clozo on Sut'day, he didn't hab
no room TO growl bout de washer 'oman's
frens aud chillun wsarin' 'em de balances
90 do week."
DAT jsdgo got ssnse," answered the
other, as they psrted.-fAtianti Constitu-
tiOD.
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Charley rord's suicide-Additlonal Facts

KANSAS CRY. May 6.-The Journals
Richmond special seys: The suicide OF
Charles Ford created quite n stir ia the
community. He was stopping ut hia
iather's house, near town. Early this even.
ing he went 10 bis room, aud soon after was
found lying ON tne bel with 4 bullet
through bis heart and forty i've
csibie pistol living beside him.
There hre several theories rs 10
The osuse of suicide. One is remors, Of
c1nsciance, ons on account Of vi heath. a
third, perhaps, apprehension that Frank
James would soon BIZ at lbsrty and would
teke revenge for Jesse's death. rhc COT.
oner's Jury found the deceased was "A hsb-
itual morphine eater. He left no letter and
appeared IN usual epirits this morning.
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sion from their deliberations. An attempt
was then made 10 form an aristoorAoy
IN the moAt democratic OF oil
professions These structures were
received with general applause. An invi'
tation ives read from the managers Of this
New 0rlenns cotton exposition for The ns'
ISOLATION 10 hold its next meeting In one oil
the rooms Of the exposition building DR..
Henry Saith, OF Philadelphia. offered y
res llutlon which Ieoited that an attempt
was now being male 20 restrict by lesisla-
Ton tho practice OF investigation into med
icai science upon animals. as
such restrictions ara not needed
by medical men and would
interfere with medical progress, tho resolu.
lion provides for the appointment OF q
standing committee 10 oppose such leglila'
ton by oil legitimate means.
rne BOARDS oP HEALTH.
Delegates rom twenty six state boards ol
health met here ih,a morning and decided
that national conference ot executive
officers and others representing tts,e boards
OF health ehnll be held durihg tho meetiugl
OF the American Public Health association
and ~ other timei. Erastus Brooks, oil
New York, was elected permanent chair
man and Or. J. NJ Mccormack, u Ken
lucky. secretary. The next meeting vii
he held Ut ~. Louis In October.
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ACuaNGErNruE GERMAN MINISTRY

WAsHIHGr H. May -IPrsss l-baron
Won Esendccgers, VINO has represented the
Germ an government at this capital tor n
little more than yenr received u dispatch
to-day from his home Office informing him
OF his transfer ut Baden and
OF IN appointment OF Mi.
Won Alyeusleber, now minister OF
the Hague 10 succeed him here. The po-
sition to which Baron Won Eisendecker hss
been transferred has recently been made
vacant by Che death OF the official holding
IL. The telegram received by Baron Won
Eisendscker to-day was very briei, ana he
will be Obliged to await u,ther cigpatches
by mail to ascertain the dste ON WHICH nc
will be relieved from duty here.
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Auttin; J Lsing. weathsrford; w W Ter
rsl New York. sd D s s,svs, . s" sh, w,s
pori, Louisiana; A X Stanton, Baltimore;
ID Head, Denton; Y Wilson, Houston Il
Texas Central railway; A. Johnson, Terrell !
JF Samples, Canton; J w Story, U A
Tbsrp, Eonis: w Il franklin. SUNNY
aonth Brownwood; II Bond, Msr'hsil; y
4 Pierce, New York: Soott Lsmbein. Paris;
J L. Parsons snd wife, Alvarsdo; Pr Bran
nan, Waatheriord.
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MEETING OF THE WORLDS FAIR
CONIMIsSIONFRS.

wAsuiSoros, May -[PFess. IA meet.
Ing oi the com missioners appointed by tho
president OF tho United States 20 represent
various states and territories NJ the Worlds
Indusirial exposition at New Orleans, was
held this evening Mt tho
The following commissioner were .nreseni:
r. Soencsr Pratt, Alabama IL. Sickle, COL
orado; Thomas 4. Plunkett, Connecticut;
William Dean, Delaware; William H..
Eblng, Florida; ID. @. Bacon, Georgia;
Frank Gilbert, illinois; OiemeB.
sadeO'he in Fisnn p,o asIO' Kansas 81
R FHI5s ds SMs niah Missouri Sfr' Howard
Nichols, Massachusetts,; 0liysr Glbbi, ir,
Minoeso,a; +. +. Hulder, Maryland; Oil
bert r. Whitman New Hampsuire; d. J.
and nr. U. W. Dsbney,
North Carolina; =, A. d. Chase.
Z. Pendletou. Yves, Virglu.3; fnomas Don
aldson, Idaho; Paul LsnRhnlmer, New
Mexico. Frank Bacon, OF Kansas, wos
chosen chairman. and John ". Rsck-
man, secretary, The meeting was
addressed az leugth by Director.
General Burke nrd enthusiastically Tn.
dorssd the plans Of the management Each
commissioner expressed h'msaii as de-
lermined 10 secure an extensive dHplav oi
tls ItrouFFfN % aHtH EFNtff htth n. fNAHA
reported large appropris,ions. There
we're alsp prtseut pt the
m citing Government Con missioaers
NiskO, Colonel q Ayiorn oi the var de-
pirtment, Lieutenant Buckiog BAN, OF the
navy department; General a. d.. Hazen,
third assistant postmGsier-gen erSl: q
Lorinf commissionsr OF agriculture; Hon.
John Eaton, commissioner of education;
Hon. Ben. Bulterworth, commissioner oi
patents; Mejor Charlss 8. Hal
OF tho s,ate department; Professor
| Goode, OF the Smithsonian institute
A long and earnest discussion 40 TO the
| best methods OF representing tno govern
ment departments was had anG The genera
expressiOn WAS the exposition
would derive great beueht, AZ
a result Of this meeting Hon.
Ben ButtefSorth, commissioned uf patents
has been designated by Secretary Teller to
take charge Of the exhibit OF tue interior
department. The poa.oilic9 department
viii DO represented by Abram ID. Hnzen
third assistant postm asier.general.
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What IL said About It.

rhere is no medicine which has been Of
fered to the people for the past fifty ,yearr'
that has attained the popularity OF Ponds
Extract. The reason 10 plain. II is med
icine that relieves ut once the sprainS,
bruists, burns, and oil common Ills that are
sure TO come which do not need doctor,
but must be attended 10; and i 10 so simult
and harmless SHIT ANYBODY, old or young
can nae il. As n guarantee Of its wo-th
physiciaus every where recommend u, and,
in many Instances, they use II in .heir.ow
orao.icP. II is an Indispensable household
remedy, and no family should DO without
lL..-Iuai iaanolis Journal.
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MKNPHIs. May I'D. Harden, ex.sheriil
Of Critieuden county, Arksnsag, was sNot
and killed yesterday At Marion, near here,
by James Murray, the latter being NOR ally
wounded Ia the melee. Harden is despe-
RADIO, having killed ore or more men, aud
has been engaged in several bloody ARRAYS.
The difficulty bstween Harden aud Murray
grew out Of a lsw suit.
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rhc CaiInn SecI Crua ilCr rs.

Sr. Lours, May THE cotton seed
crushers convention to-day discussed in-
surance methods ouly and shen elected
oiIicera for the ensuing year as follows: j.
d. Allison, Jackson. Tennessee, president;
u. Uifharot, Pine Bluff Arkansas. vice
president Joseph II Duggan, New Orlesns
uecrstnry an treasurer.
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THE U. r. GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS

WAsnINoroH, May 7.-TPress Tine pres
ident appointed % oats Hoyte, Of New
York; t. =. jay, OF New jersey; Fl. II.
Merrimap, OF Iowa; Frank Calpeiger, OF
Nebraska, and DR. Anthonv, ot Ksnsls,
government directors Of tho Union Pacific
railroad company, 90 sstvo uo,il tho next
regular election OF ssid company.
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\ Strike Imminent.

PirT,suRG, May IA general strike OF
the stove mouders OF Pittsbufg and Allc-
ghany 10 expected nsxt week. The manu-.
fac,urers ara reported 20 have made q COM
peet 10 reduce wsges in ell 8nops 20 ss to
bring down tho cost OF production and the
moulders who are well organized, have
decided 70 strike rather than accer, the re-
lnc,iOn,
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short.

SAN FRAHcIsco. May T.-Jsme1 Clark,
confidential clerk OF Rudolph Hoch.
kotler, large commission merchant and
CONSUL Uf this
city, is short in his accounts $780,
600 lost IN nrigste speculation.
IL Is nos believed Hoohtoiler will be er-
ba,rsssed, os he owns considerable proper
ty outside his business. Clark has net been
orreste1
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
A Calm Succeeds tho Storm II Yes,er.
day Congressional.
The Doctors are SIN In Session The
Swain Trial.
MIsceiiaD eous Washington News Items.
MIR. mAXEy's MITE.

WASHINGTON. Nav T. Especial ] Mir.
Marcy said to-day no telegraphed II. w.
Lightfoot, Of Paris, Texts, authorizing him
TO subscribe par cent. Of the valne OF his
(Mr. Mpxey't), reel e,t,te IN Paris toward
the bonus OF tho Santa Fe railway. Mr..
Mnxsy says the per cent. anbtcription u
general NOV mont IN Paris, Ia In sympathy
with tho road and Peris will doubles.
come forward with her share oil the total
bonus demanded.
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POSTAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON. May 7.-[Speclsl. THE
Post.otilco departm ent today issued an
order tor special star mail service from 81.
Joe TO Rosebud, Montague county, via
Duxbury.
The PRECEDENT appointed j. ID. Bybce
postmaster Ut Dye, Montague county.
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PERSONAL.

WAsnISGros. May 7-fSpecill DIR.
Pace OF Dallas, IL here attending the Ma.
tional Medical convention. Dr.. Pipe OF
Marshall, delegate, Ia n member OF the
committee 60 nominate officers nj the con-
Bolton Tor vlcs-prs .ident in accord nee
with instruc ions OF the Texas doctors
here.
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TAFFY FROM THoMAN

WAsnISoros, May 7.-[5pecisl l-Judge
Thoman, civil service oommissioner, who
visited Dallas recently, has retnrnei. he
said OF Texas: III is n grand state. equal
In every way with all It's diversified pro.
duo,s and energy oi vigorous people 10
the support of 100000 people"
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THE FORESTRY CONGRESS.

WAeuISaToS. May 7. - Press ] - The
American forestry cjngrsss iuet to-day a.
the agricultural buildipg vita Comm scion.
er Lofiug 10 inc cneir Senstor3 hiilsr, OF
New York, and sawyer, OF Wisconsin, EAvo
their vie rs on the preservation OF onr for.
eats, especially the white pine forests OF
tina north.
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ANOTHER ENTERPRISE
For Dallas Something That Should
Engage
The Attention Of Everyone.

Perhaps isw OF our readers are aware oil
lie TACT tuat the Texas Antrel endowment
association has removed ITS otlica from
Mexiq 10 our city. Wa will gay tina. IT Is
on "A sol;j bssls. on ih- cooperative plan,
md furnishes insurance a. cost. We can
nave IS saia insurance. ~ home Is abroad,
and tho ratasoi this company are rs low as
Is cimpsiible vita etabilty. IL viii cost
YOU notbing 10 cal Mt thoir Office, 723 Main,
and gst L coy OF the bylaws aud examine
their plans.
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rhc nInssachusetts ProhIbltionl.ts.

BosToS, May THE prohibition. state
convention 20 choose delegates 10 tho ms.
,ional convention orsanized with George
Ken pton as president.
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Base Ball

ST.. LOUIS, May t.
st Louis Americans 3 o ! 4 CD
Base hits-St. Louis. 10 Toledo, none. Errors,
81. Louis. none; Toledo, s.
Pfrr.BURo, May =
Metropolitans .......l l g
Base hits Mctropolltans. Q; lleshenys, L.
neutrality-suspicious. 3; Aleghenys, 4.
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Marine

New ORLEANS, Nav 7.-Oieared: steam
ship Architect. Liverpool; bark Materzfs,
bark Hyperion, Havre. Arfiyed Steam
ship Raleigh, Rio Janerio.
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Has Not Resigned.

New York, May 7--Com missioner Fink
denies he has resigned the Office OF COM
missioner, ard snys there Is not the tlight-
eat foundation TO- tho rumor tina. he has
resigned.
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BALrIMosE Nd, Nay William NJ. Is
sey, paying teller OF tbs Bank OF Commerce,
was arrested this afternoon CHARGED with
embezzling 81, 600 by fslsa entries.
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Attachmanis Granted.

New YORK. May THE supreme court
to-day granted several attachments against
the property OF Ferd Ward, OF the firm OF
Grant & Ward. brokers.
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Coming to Texas.

LounvILLE, KY, May flames. Phil.
lips, superintendent OF the 81. Louls Air
Line, has resigned TO scoept simii-r posi-
ton on tbs Gulf, colorado o. Santa Fe rail
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THE WEATHER..

GALVESTON, May 5.-Followlng. 10 the
weather report for the cotton belt furnish
ed by the United States signal service, act
ing Ia conjunction with the railways:
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Philanthropist slater Doad,

NORWICH, Coss., May John +. Slater,
who gave 81 600, 900 for educational pur-
poses in the south, died this morning.
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iSutler's Boom.

Boston May THE seventh congress
sonal district elected Butter delegates 70
the demo crstio national CONVEX ton.
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LExISGroN, KY, May THE races to.
day were postponed. The pure races
were declared off, but will be re-opened.
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For particulars read advertisement IN this
paper of the public sals of town lols Ia Mid
land, the new town out west on line o.
Texas & Pacific railway.
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing, irritation, inflammation, all kid
ney and urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchu. PAiba." 81.
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This evening ia your proper opportunity
TO SEQ Aladdin. l. il as cheap as the natl
re
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pENDLErUN AND THE PORTE.

WAsHfsGr,a, May THE attention OF
Senator peDdiet)n. author OF the senate
bill TO establish consular and other courts,
and TO define their Jurisdiction, was called
to-day to the Associated Press dispatch
from Cjnssantinople stating the ottoman
against that bill, and That the Porte would
not recognize the views or
America on that subject. He
said hs had MOI heard any protest
and II one had besl made IL was doubtless
based on INTERPRETATION. Tue measure
was designed to secure 10 American GILL
zens everywhere trial Tor offences IN &c
~ HON In plaza of the present Irregular
and arbitrary methods. lilo eAOses-ed .ht
hope that the bill, watch was now on The
epeaker's iable of the house, would De
acted upon during the present session.. lts
Importance could not be over-estimated.
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