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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

W., J, Cayon, OF Marshall, ~ 81 tho Wind
sor.
Tho condition OF DR., l.. H. Locke, ~ no
better.
W, H. Cobb, OF Henrietta Is st the
Windsor.
r u. Ayges. OF Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Il a. this Windsor.
John Dsnt,n aud J.. T. Nolan, of.Depton,
are a. the Windsor.
X, Levi and family, oiChioago, are IN the
city Tor a Tow days.
=. W. Porter, # the Merchant & Plant
e. bank, II Sherman, Is Ia tho cltG.
The ffT,hls and genial Clarl 9 hydc, oi
Cincinnati Is registered ~ II Witdsof,
Mrs A, q l.teiu. Of Dekilb. H., is IN
tho OF, viitns hor sister, Mrs. o. NJ.
F~echenOach.
Colonel y. O. Nicholson. with Thomas
Randall. & Nepaows, Boston, Is registered
at the ST. George.
John Pearson, Of drag lame, representing
~ g. Louis house, accompanied by . score
OF trunks, Is ut tho Windsor.
Judge II. ". West, who went 10 san An
gels 10 practice iaw, mas tt,ci Of tha, place
aud /. on his way book 20 DALAI.
W II. Mckee, ,1u ni United States Mgr.
shal Mckee, whose homo 40 pTettnt IS IA
New Mexico, is loo tine citY on business.
j. y. Crutcher. formerly Is resident hero
but lats OF Eisliud, hrs returned 20 this
cry whore hp will p~rs3t'' hts profession
T. Il. Fosdiok, upca, Of toe Cult, Colors-
do & SAuta Re roh az Font W,r b., i Ia
The city, ard Will take bis family "a For
Worth, which lace he vi, make his ret-
mnnCnt residence.
The HERALD is Indebted Tor O pleasant
call from n trio II - clever gentlemen as
Houston can buasl oi beaded by the gem.
II Msior lgo O.. Stafford, VINO was sccnmpa.
| MED by Mesrs. Abortion end D'ckpy.
they were on their re- urn home from the
n%eotinc OF the grand l1dgo IfOdd Fellows,
aud stopped over one day II tnis city.
Al the 81. George: J Il Hioks and l,dy,
| Kansas City; @ g Burke, Morgan; W p
Jones, Enri,; j u Poiudexter. Alyarado;
III Lucas, G OF y II raj way: &c McInt re,
Au, tin; DR. ] l. RArdul, Aurora, Tex; A
q Phillipp. ST Louis; q q Hunt, Ell Wsli-
ron, Tefrtll; A John,tIn, rexss: Wm Nc.
Gae, Albany. A ID Lloyd, Terrtli: w J Dl-
bridge, r Ryan, A r Nelson, kaufman;
Vim Edwards, Waco; J s. Bats T 4 +
raj road; John Colt Knu'mnu: RIO Glr-
don, Terrell: John jaw. Hnust)n; J o w !.
son. Gainesville; J s Ham II ~, lsed u; } s
Parker, Stockton, Cal CID { in Bryn {;
+ A Hall. Bulins; BRYAN II, Burlins
Ton, Tex; Col Y q Nicholson, Boston, Mess;
Mrs J A Holt, Mis-. Annie Kiroy, Dert>n;
w S Scott. Pl { Point; J s Chapman,
Denton; VIM Parker, Wis Point, a
Smith and wife, Tusco, Cal.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO MARKET.


CHICAGO. Feb. 8.-Flour dull and ur
changed. Wheat in good demand at lowe
rates; closed rs undsr yesterday; February
81 IS TO 90 SIS, closed OF %. 10 927-S
March, 90 SO TO % l.2, closed 93 5S; Nav
20 l-2 10 sl.00 3-s. closed 90 IL to 90 SIS,
June $l.OO IL 10 $l.02 Is, closed $1.0l IL,
No. 2 red winter, $l.00 to Sl.02. Corn in
fair demand at lower rates; closed / Is be.
10 Yesterday; cash, 50 "a 10 SO S-S, closed
5934 February so "a TO So IL, closed
81 "a; March, SO Is TO So "a, closed SO
March; May, IS Id Ia 30 IL: closed IS Ia.
Oits weaker; cash, 80 SO, February; 81 IL
I ,32 6-S;, March; 80 5-S TO 81 rs, May, 80 rs
to 81 Is. Pork In good demand aud
easier; declined 10 to 20; cash, Sl7.20 to
sl7 %, March, Sl7.29 IL 10 Sl7 30; Nav,
Sl7 40 TO Sl7.GJ; June, Sl7 81 ~ %
sl7-69 ~. Lard IN fair demsnd and %essier;
Aptil, . 81 ~. May, 072 IL to . so Bulk
meats In fair demand: SHOULDERS 50; shout
rb. 900; short clear, 80 Cattl--R-cpiIt O..
| -4,3JU; steady, aCttye and fun; exports
SG.2d 10 -; good 10 choice shipping, 1910
tu 20. common TO m DUN, 81 % 10 $500
Sheep-Receipis, 200; slow on common;
inferior TO far SO 60 to $f-per wcirui;
~ dunn choica to eTtta. S5..ItI 50 90.
KANSAS Clay MAEKLr.
KANSAS CITY, Fec S.-Nr' weaker;
IS 4. cash: s6'I-l. bid MaroI, s)3I, Nay.
CNr1 IN'r; iu7-S qdi ca.h; II l--i'il h-o
Marc; 40 Nay. pts steady; ~ IT,. Ctr.
{ -R.C.'utE, | 300; tt-sCy, uA OH. rs,
IuI ~ / $50 puuud4 ave reya. So 20 1 %
.G4l: ltrders. $50 TO 50. coNs, SO 30 90
u -. Shteu-Recsip' 1GO, steady; IA
tiyrs, 50 20 81 poun1 Is average, $50 to
81 %.
NEW YORK MARKET
Be'yss-Eeceipt1, | 400, including Fl teen
car loads fer eNpoItAtou; tirmer ard - Tree
ton higher, blu inactive aud wholly due
apprrhensiors Of detention Of Gu tla now
unchanged; poor Il good steers so Il Al 50.
60 i6.91; p line, 81 so 81 90. Sheep-R,
ceipts, 2 500; low aud firm; full pricrs,
,heep, 34.@tl SO 95; lambs, So % to 81 so;
q lew CHOICE, 81 IS. Flour dull. wheat
Spot btlfsges, at TN advance of IA - IL,
options opened SO to SIS lower, siterwara
we're ,tsadier and closed Is to IA above IT,
side p ices; ungraded, rcd. OIL
to sl.6s; No. 8 red, Sl.0l IA; No.
red, $i.O7 u ST. IL IA. Corn-Spot IL and
options "a u IS lower, closing barely
ste.dy; uogrsded, 81 To 81 -; No. 3, sc,
steamer, 50 20 50 IA; No. z, 81 l-2 to 63 IL
C~oif.e-Spot, lair; RIO ftmer; options s
higher and strong; Rio No. ], spot, 10 49,
&, 1910; March, 10 so to ~ IS; April. 1895
% III; May, IL to Hos; June, IL. 10: Au.
gust, IL 20 10 IL IS; December; ii ~ sugar
quiet and firm; refined, steady st 5 rs TO 0;
standard A, Z lat, Z 3-s; coufel, oners' A,
Z IL; graduated, 7 IA. Molasses qaiet > nd
sleady; unchanged. Rice firm, with mod
crate demand. Tallow firmer: Lilo To
7 l-2. Cut meats quiet and firm. Lard
steady; prime steam, rs.
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KAUFMAN.

KAUFMAN, Feb. 7.-[Correspopdence "A
cold rain has been falling here for tHodeys'
The streams ara much swollen and still ris'
Btock up to this time have done remerka-
biy we'll. The farming interests are pretty
we'll advanced, much OF tho corn ground be-
ing now prepared for p.antiua.
County court hes been in session this
week, trying the criminal docket. About
six cases h.Te been disposed OF, resulting in
three convictions.
Commissioners court convenes next Mon.
day Tor general businees. The question oil
increasing the terms oil tho court vii! be
considered.
Its understood that most OF the county
election. ~ Is slso said that
senator Gibbs will not be a can
didate, and that Dallas county viii 90 IA
vorsbly Inclined TO allow this county to
mama his successor.
Mr. Clark, your genial and energetic
tray, ling agent 10 in own looking after the
interests Of the HERALD. He evidently re-
CARDS the d las HEGALD as one OF the
fixed aud Indispensable Institutions Of the
country.
4 contract has Just bsen closed for the
erection ct n Methodist church here AZ .
cost of 50 800 the building TO be finished
Nv first nf June. The Baptist church i,
camul.ied all but the seating. These
| nu ldinF were badly needed, Gnd they viii
be quite ornamental 20 our town. The
iil.' nre Of the finest 10 tho state, will be
coninlsiei early 10 the summer. The
opera house lsstill in embryo With favorable
urC4DsCtg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

Among the other delegations OF Indians
who have recently called upon Secretary
I Her TO present claims for tho cOnsidefa-
iun OF the in eTior department and OF cot
gress. we're o number OF representatives oil
he Sir Nations, Who have been IN wash
inston many times before, 10 direet attsn-
tion 4, what Is admitted to De a reasonable
demand They asked. when tn came
before Nc. Teller, that soD sthtng should
be said in favor of bill, i-troduced in the
house aud senate TO ingenuity then, for
lands grantsd to them under the Buffalo
Greek treaty o 1888. By this treaty 500,
900 acres of land in Wisconsin, which had
been granted tn them as a home for the
Six Nations and Strsgis tribe, on condition
that they should remove when the presi.
dent should direct them to do so, were
@, ded to the United States, and 10
was agreed that the Indians hould
have 10000 acres west Of the
state Of Missouri. 1t the Indians
did not remove within five years. "or such
other time as the PRESIDENT may rom t'ps
70 spb oln .nd 'ne' VIC"
The language OF the tre'ty Is held as not
necessarily FORGETTING the claim. aud the In
dIaps. who have never received patents to
the land In Kap.ss 20 which thew consider
themselves ebt Il d, ask thst..,hey shell be
SLOWED 81 an acre for tho l,82A 600 acres,
and the 500. 600 sppropriate ID by the treaty
to nav the cot Of removing them TO the
west. Secretary Teller has sent q letter 10
NJ. Dawes, Of the ssnstecou mittee on lr-
dian Affairs, stating the account OF the six
nations, and recommending thst SLAB
727 OF be invested for then for educational
purposes, and that for the investment OF
the amount agreed TO be paid the secretary
be authorised to set aside Q sufficient sum
/, enable him TO paw each Of the New
York .Indisns Who enigrsted TO Kansas
and VINO did not receive lands 3 He
approves the general purpose Of the bill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

OF tho volunteer forces, T. authorized
the secretary Of war - CJUpC. the muster
roll OF the volunteer forces 90 thtt mu,tsl
onloeiH and enlisted men snail
cover the whole period dur
ing whioh thUy we're rex Ilarly
commissioned aud actively performed the
duties to which they were 80 commissioned
! or prevented from PERFORMING tdelr duties
by reason OF wouudB received, etc
After "A short debate the committee rose
ard tho bill passed.
Tine speaker announced that he apDoint-
ed Hopkins, Ward, al New York, PClllt
and Wilson, Of Iowa, Hs e committee
TO Investigate the charges against II. V.
Bsyntou, Washington Correspondent OF
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Gan introduced II joint resolution appro'
p~fiAtiug 500 00O for The relirl OF sufferers
by overtlow oil the OHIO river sud ,ributh'
RIGS. Referred.
Adjourned until Monday.
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A Lady Made u Citizen.

Mrs. Emily b Smith, n wido ., was made
a citizen of thr United States In he mutt.
cipsl court his afternoon. Mrs. 5 pith "a
born In England ia 1910, and cane 10 Am'i-
tea when eleven years Ut age. Sh' H. "'
sided In Milwaukee for the past to- rt =
ff'een years The lady went & DR" 81
Ia 1 spring and tonk up a homestead 80
Usrold, and In order TO acquire % perl &
TITLE TO the land stia was sfv'ei or
nnuuce forever al allie glance o Q O. "a We
tors and become 4 nafursizrd 81 - 20
tbe Uniied States, her husband hsying 80
lected 10 take ont his second papec- tlsrt
Meiswinkie say this is the scnni irs . c
of the kird during he incGmNrrcy I'm.
ofsef--'x yeas J. Nsnkte Nsffrsin
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WTATuIRTogn.

WgrurRFoEp, Feb 7.-[Colrespondenoe. ]
distinct court, Hon. A. J. Hood pre-
siding has been IN session this week. dis
20 ing Of civil causes. 81 fsr nothing more
han of local importance has been ttied.
The grand jury, composed Oh best cit
izros .re making liligent inquiry into all
crimes committed IN he county.
Com ~ court has been al the week en-
gagged in irving small css g, such as agra
yared assaults, keeping disorderly houses,
etc.
The weather has been very wet and dis
sgreeahls tor tAe past two days aud the
roads are In such condition thai few care TO
come 20 the city unless on urgent business.
The crop prospects are tar, though oats
were dam sged by cold. Wheat is doing
finely. During the winter many farms
have Deen opened up by new oomers,"
who as y rule are pleased with our country.
The Weaiheriord Sun of to-day is MI ex-
IRA edition containing much valuable inior-
nation concerning our city and her bust
ness mer. Also IA short sketch OF Texas,
It's agricultural, manufacturing and
mineral resources, markets, climste and
- educational advantages
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during the term, l62; for burgliry, o; en-
hozzlemelt, 4; forgery, 81; murder, |; theft,
10; othe- i%elonies, 10; misdomtanurs, %.
Arrangements /. Number ot trials, 10; fnr
BURGLARY, 2; embegzlomout 2; murder, /;
theft, n Numbor Of convictions, 10; for
burglary, 2; embezrlemert =, murder, /;
theft . Number of soquitRl., o; 81 THEFT,
q. Number Of dlsmiosals, 2s: for smhezzlt-
inert 2; forgery. >; theit, 49, other i%tlonies,
o. Number of case. quashed, o, PERJURY, l,
THEFT, !; other ~felouisa, 3. Transitrred, 50
misdcmoanrr. NumDer appealed, s; muir
ders. I; theft. .. Number Of eases still
pending .0); burglary, 4; embeEzlemeIt, ID;
forgery, 81; murder, 10; pefinfy 4; robbery,
Z; theft. III; other i%slonies. 07.
There o.. many included Ia tho above
statement who are still ~ largo.
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A Strong Team.
Messrs murdock and Baldwin have re,
Gently fitted np the moot elegant retail and
prescription drug store in north Tex,s. re-
plete with all that Is embraced In such n
busirese. Mr.. Murdoch has long been
connected with the OLD firm OF Williams,
Tolliver & Walker, and is iden,ia d with
the retail drug business Of Dsllas. pr.
Baldwin is we'll and favorabiy known
throughout north Texas, and recently con
nected y,ith the wholesale establishment Of
Croeuus, Baldwin & Williams The'r stock
is complete and fresh (irom W. n. schi'ftsl'n
q Co., and McKessoD e. Robbins, New
York; and they defy com petition Ia price,
and quality. They handle the largest and
best assorted stock Of the noted DIR Edws \
Sauibb'' fluid ertrscts and en- m'cals % h
found ia inc state of Texas, ar" gnsrauter
to use mn other In physicians prescriptions.
Their stock OF fancy Goods, such as coiosnes,
extracts. pomades. powd,- b'1cs Prff'r
tooth anu hair brushes combs far. and
tooth po Sders, etc, 10 complete and not
excelled la any drug store in 'he city
Give them a trial at their beautiful store
No. $40 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
AN PARTY.

An excursion party, cbaperonPd by Gas
ton Meslier, travel ng passenger agent o
the Wabash road, composed OF 100 persons
and made up NJ business men and land
seekers from Illinois and the north, were
expected last evening, but the wesl-bound
train thst was to have brought them had
not arrived up to q lists honr last night,
The delay was occss!oned by a washout at
Hawkins, twelve miles east Of Mineola.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

The company that ru ne the Chicago cor.
set factory has its dealings with the opera.
tives beautifully arranged by a system Of
fines and figures. The three hundred
female operstives::.get from thirty to fifty
cents per dozen pieces. and after paying
their Gres sometimes manage to 20 home
On SATURDAY. night with five or ten cents 10
their pockets as the result OF their weeks
work. This is the wsv the money goes:
For breaking q needle costing a quarter OF
a cent, or a whalebone coating q half cent,
fine We cents; dropping oil, fine five cents,
and twenty cents for the time OF cleaning
H.: for being late, FIVE cents; tor more than
hall an hour TOR disner, five cent?; for
breaking a bpbbin, fse cents; for a days
absence, the days WAGES and twen y cents.
Bs tails sys em the company manages TO
collrct -lmos' all the earnings Of the three
hundred girls IN fines. The ground-down
Girls also complain that the msnsgers
m.ke II a ruie 10 opsn al letters and sealed
dressed to the oper fivss. They rebel. and
TIE papers have esponsed their csnse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

NEW ORLkANs hAhkt1s
NEW ORLkAss, F-o s-Fiour steady.
Nitn fair demand; family, 81 To $3.50; high
,raAes SIS o $3.50. Corn steady and isir
demand; mixed and whit sc { So, yellow,
g. Osis steady, with good demand; a. to
10 l-2 Corn meal dul; S25 Pork la
good demand; higher; old. Sl7 81 l-2. new.
SIS so. Lard It ,sdy ~tierce, refined; o IS:
k-g. rs. Bulk mt s in good demand
aud firm; shoulders. packed, $40; lorg
cl,. r.d clear RIB, 95S. Bacon in cood
draisud, shoulders steady: \;
loog Gear d clear rb, 10 IL.
Hams-Chnicc sugar cured canvassrd.
"a CHER; l. l-2t,l 10 IL Whisky ste-dy and
n~.chanfr1 & ice IN good demand and
.'rvv: r o carg1-s, ordin~ry {, fsi-, 10 1-2
{ i33-i Su.a .t-ady and ~ eoooidemanr:
r,mm 2 I'D c,r,m W, 4 SIS 70 5. tar [
lCI v tair 5l4 1t Sig: prim {, ~ &C., 3 l.
& t7-s. yril c.ari 4. G 81 to rs: " -.
c.aud #, Is t. Ia efaprist ~, Z Sd
snlrs ~ qua nd hrm: GO t tug Il
o. e. ai, 21tr -, isir 25 "a "a: prm
Ii, ch i,-.. 81 ~. &C. qni { ant -,
h slams, or4ihary q prm iASt,53-s.
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ruENEw ENGINE TESTED.

Tho rev steam fire engine, which vas
ohristened by Chiet Kahn odd rige," OF
the Ahrons make, was tested yesterday
afternoon. The committee M fire depar O.
ment from the o'tT courCil and Msssrs j.
p. Wilson aud Robert Gibson, appointed tp
pass upon its merits, were all well satisfied
with its workings. ard W II 30 report to the
ct . cDunnii
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THIS MORNING,s HAZE.

About 245 this morning the oil wart-
houss of r. l.. Msrsalls e. 90 sltua ed IN
the Santa Fe yards snuth OF
the depot. was discovered to be-
on FIRE. The building, was "a One
story frame, ia which w,s stored q con
siderable quantity of oil, burned rapidly,
aud was totally consumed. IL is believed
70 have been OF inoeudiary origin. The
loss, which Is rather heavy, could not be
definitely learned.
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WILL FIGHT 1T THROUaH.

Deputy United States Marshsl A J.. Ha'
ley returned yesterday from Hillsboro
whittier he went to run an attachment on
the stock Of Treadwell q Jackson, as the
property Of Cox & Bell, q firm that recently
1hiled ct that place. The writs In hi,
90, for { i.858, and for Nsmsberg, Kraus,
Lansr d On. for -, 257 16, of ST. Louis.
Treadwtll 4 Jackson have made . claim
bond for goods aud cattle attached amount
ing 70 $l2. 328 50. and propose to fight II
thro0gh in the courts.
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onLrAss comMIssroNYRsuir.

The following message was sent 20 the
Governor yesterday:
To his EIccllency. John Ireland, Governor,
Austin.
Tho board OF Directors NJ the Merchants
Exchange heartily recommend the az
pointment OF Colonel j.. Il. Elliott a. Chief
Commissioner for the New Orleans Expo
sition.
A. OPPEsHgiMER President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

ALpANy, Feb "a dispatch wec receiy
eI by Speaker sheard from the assembly
men attending the carnival a. Montreal
that Assemblymau Donohoe, had been al
rested nq ,ae Onusdian authorize. The
reason IS not s'ctcd but r. 10 thought tina
he iact that Douohoe had been q Fsniar
.ader, ard was identified VITA tle Fenini
RAID into Canada, In 1865, 10 the prime
caraA OF bic Rrreat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

Cream Baking Powder IL the incest, best
raising for pastry. American housekt epers
ray that it liehtens aud sgeetens tho bis.
cult more efficiently; tire chemists say It Is
strong aud irce from alum, ammonia or any
Objectionable drug; the physicians say II ~
nufriciOus md henlthlul,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
LOCAL LORE.
The Exchange Directory Issne ana I'M
portaut Call.
Gorgeous SceRo %sot,ing-A Crauk's tx
ceatrlcitics- Postal Data.
Othcr Matters, Local In Nature,
the EXCHANGE STARTS TIL

the EXCHANGE STARTS II BALL.
On the Bulletin board ofthe Merchants
exchange ap peered \ esterdsy tho following
notice: "a meeting OF the members OF thu
Merchants erchsnrr and citizens generally
is hereby called for Monday, February lOih,
at 3 p. nj. nj the exchange rom, 10 devise
plans for the proper entertainment OF the
members OF tho Cat,lemeng' convention, TO
be held here March. IL IL and ~.
A. OPPrsHEiaEn, Presidtnt.'
The prompt acuon taken by the exchange
10 moot commondRble, and citizens should
attend On masse. Ia las has M opportu.
nit 10 cover herself with glory as well IN
TO reap substantial benefit. Put our shout
der to the wheel ana nut 10 there right row..
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CITY COURT.

City VS. Bob Hogue, intoxication; fined So.
City VS.. j. Brown, vulgar and obscene
language; fined 81.
City w. Il. l.. Stevens, carrying pistol;
continupd.
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The postal receipt Tor the report on the
location OF the pos -of fice sent on TO the de-
partment a. Washington by luspecfor
bmith wssreceived VT erdsy by Postmaster
Garrison aud the decision Of the depart
ment 10 likely 10 fol wv at ar early dsy.
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COUNTY CON.iIssIOSERS.

The county commissioners' court meets
in regular session Monday, and will con-
slider road matters 40 provided by the extra
session of the Legislature regarding the
same. They will consider the condition OF
the trcstls work OF the Texas e Pacific
rond nj this uoint.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09

OrrAw., Feb. Il. is understood thr
government mas received an cItr from o
svudicatr OF New York oapit5i'ts u tnko
the Can dian PIc tic railroad End COMP p e
~ " t1.us turtle government lid Tu"v
plso hprro 20 give no the monop ] uriYil-
era and phY u Z uron their mat rlAl.
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supplementary Washington News.

W.sHrseror. FEB. 5-rne president sp
,roved me sentence OF dismissal In the
Csc of First LieuteDent w liam s. CLARK.
2lst infantry, and FIRST L~ieu'ensn' Joseph
v;ct.d On ths charges of Duplicating psy
s~ccoupis. An order will b. issred iron
TIE var dep rtment tc-morrow dismtssing
: f1sm from the army.
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s,pp, rvrST.ISy GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Feb. S-tPress. IA move
ment !, on foot 10 establish an lam gr1nt
home in this city. The proposition is ia {
tho citizens OF Galveston shall erect u suit
bls uullinginr The accommodation OF im
migrants, while tbs railroads should Ar
range for its management and maint ,nsnoe.
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A CRAZY MAN.

A youne man 90 Feet Jackson street,
Who Il crszy, created quite a sensation In
that portion of the city yesterday morning
By running down tue street in a.psrtisIly
denuded state yelling like an Indian. BE
vss caught by some OF the n%eighbors. taken
back home and locked MP in a room for
afe keeping:
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DrsrRICr coURT-REsUME OF CRiMI.
NAL nOsKET-

District clrrk Jones has made out end
forward-d to ibe attorney general a sists
ment OF the crirai.a business Transacted
during the Decenher Re m o. ne courf.
Total number Of indittmeAt. pfessnted
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIDNIGHT.

For the wettsrn gulf states local rains
partly cloudy, colder weather; variable
winds, mostly n~ortherly; generally higher
barometer.
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Two columns OF communications are pub
lished in the Bate, Md, News, from rep
reseptst We men ell oyer the world, c,rtuy-
ing TO the efficacy Of St. Jacobs Oil. the
pain-conquerer.
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IT'S beauty truly bleut whose red and
white, A..
Natures own sweet and cunnisg hand
laid on,
Pozxoni's powder i'm paris a richnes,
Making the skin as soft as down.
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Made IL Odd Figures.

Troy, N. Y, Feb. s.-City officials figure
Chamberlain Church's dedication at
$1,000.
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VALENTINES.

Comic. fringe and souvenir in endless
variety, Just received by A. ID. Aldridge d
90, 623 L m STREET.
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The Horsford's Almanac and Cook Book
Three matted free on application TO the
Rumford Chemical Works, Providence,
Rhode Island.
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VALENTINES,
Jack Frost

A beautiful assortment OF novel designs
on display at A. ID. Aldridge & Co., 623 Elm
atrpat.
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pnnd'. INlrnri

Ponds Extract
Acls on the cause, and by removing that
esirovs the disease. Try the extract Tor
ny pain. ache, soreness oI hcnOlrhGs va