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NEW ORLEANS, March 3I.-The
Times-Democrat Grenada special says:
Two hundred mules have died in the last
forty-eight hours from buffalo gnat.
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right breast; unknown man, shot in the
head; Walter Fay, Peter Reall, shot in
the left foot and right leg; Conrad Bres-
len, shot through the body; Capt. John
]. Desmond, Of the Lytle Greys, shot
through the head. He was the sole
support of a widowed mother, was an
attorney and member of the firm OF
Healy, Bronston & Desmond.
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az warrsn Post No 5GAR.

Meets every first and third Wednesday OF the
mont h in Knights of Pythias Hall, at 30 T. N 1.
All camrad s In good standing ars cordially In
vited TO attend
J. W. RANDALL, Post Commanders.
W.F. CRANE, AhjltanJ. 81 .4
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up the street few steps, became be-
Wlldered and turned back on the south
SIDE OF the street, with several men ana
boys close behind him. When opposite
our otlice he was met by number of
men and boys from the opposite direc
ton, and stopped If they had desired
10 arrest him, and had the courage TO do
so, they could have accomplished it very
easily, as he stood there for several mo-
ments, without Attempting to dtfend
hlnlseli III any way, and Ire appeared to
me at the Tune, not as fugitive from
justice, but like one who had got badly
Worsted IN q street fight, with the odds
very much against him. No one
appToached him, but there were
continual cries of "kiu him.
"Shoot him." ETC.; no one even attomnt.
ing an explanation of this unusual con
duct' did not know either of tho
negroes, and i'm the excitement of the
moment | did not recognize any ono
among his pursuers whom | had ever
seen before.
me negroes face was pounded al
most TO a jelly, and the blood was run
ling down in streams, as he stood i'm a
Sorl OF uazed condition, apparently half
blinded and in imminent peril of hls
In allowing him to escape, | did what
| think any lover of fair play and ms
tlce Will uphold me in, and would have
done himself, who knew no more of the
circumstances than Ibid then. could.
perhaps, have held him until the arr
rival OF the police, but that did not occur
10 me, and ! did not suppose he would
3e ahle to get very far away in that con
ditiOn.
Soon aiterthe ailray Marshal Arnold
came down the street and showed him
the train of blood, which marked the ne
gro's exit, and gave him all the informa-
tl0n in my power about the matter.
Having known Mr.. Sullivan Stree
llrst came to Dallas, as sober, industri-
Gus and genial neighbor, with whom my
associations have always been pleasant,
would have been the last man TO take
sides against him, had | known at the
time what ! do now in regard TO il.
That should have had any Thought
of shielding criminal from Justice is an
imputation that do not think | should
allow to go unrefuted, and that is not
borne out by the facts.
Messrs: w. T. Hancock, Il. w. Roberts
and j. Is. Churchill are gentlemen
nesses to all the facts
and can corrohorate my statement i'm
every particular. | think, with the
HERALD, that it is quite time to nut n
stop to such lawlessness and am quite
willing to make a subscription myself
for the purpose of Offering reward for
the apprehension Of the culprit.
+. n. FooT.
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The Sullivan Matter.

DALLAS, Aug. D. Editor HERALD. f.
~ Your account of the unprovoked ms.
sauit made by two negroes on Mr.. Rob.
ot sullivan YOU refer to the firm of
naocock ~ Foot" in a manner which
"ulcates that YOU must have been mis-
informed, and therefore ask that YOU
o oaow me to make statement In my
ill., ueieuse, AS was the one 10 whom
hi article probably refers, and have hN
nioaii means been brought into such un.
f'sasal notoriety.
tlo nooOt o'clock last night my atten.
= 10 H. was called TO two men, who seemed
thn .lghting, on the opposite side oi
the,,,s street near the sidewalk. One of
wbin y negro, | thought TO he badly
dowPnped, aud after having been Knocked
ed "1 several times, saw that he starr
saw run up the street. I also
10 no eno.ner negro, who seemed
thai a eonfoderate, but / aid moi see
did ne TOOK any part IN the lipht.neither
who ,kslow, until the affair was All over.
weana,e p.her party was, nor that amy
Tpon nad been used. '
negro INST mentioned, alter poinu
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WAS 1T A CYCLONE.
A STRANGE AND SANDY SCENE
The Phenomenal Column of Cyclone
shape and Character that Passed
over Dallas Neutrality-suspicious.
age More Feared.

A strange phenomenon was witnessed
yesterday at noon by hundreds OF
people who ga2cd at il wonder
ingly. The sky was cloudy and the
weathcrwas unusually close, scarcely
any breeze at all stirring, hen all of a
sudden Notwithstanding col
umn-shaped object was seen
approaching from the northeast
at fearful speed, and ut an altitude of
several hundred feet. young cyclone. >,
remarked some Of the loGkers-On. while
others compared it TO an oyerprown
whirlwInd. They had scarcely passed
upon its character, however, before il
took an upward shoot, and was soon lost
to view among the clouds. Those who
saw 1t had notceased their gazing before
IL sWOOpeu down again as suddenly as il
had disappeared, and striking the earth
near the south end Of Lamar street tore
a hole in the ground, and rising o|air
with fearful velocity, carried with
its train "A column Of sand two
feet in diameter and at least
800 feeet in length The en-
tire column was lifted as though it
were solid substance, clear ont of sight
into the clouds. As il lifted il yeered
To the southwest, where it struck on La
mar street. 1t scattered showers of small
stones, and lifted dog of Mr.. George
Loomis some eighty feet in the air
when it fell, sustaining Injuries
from which it soon died. Johnnie Nor
ton, boy whom the dog was following.
vas within twenty feet of the whiri
wind cyclone or what ever it NAV be
termed and says it made Il Sizing sound
like boiling water. Nothing has
been heard from the coun-
try concerning it. A niece
of stove-pipe and other objects fell i'm
the southwestern portion of the city
that had been taken up by it in its
course.
LATER Since writing the above, news
reaches the city that the cyclone, or
whatever it was, struck in the timber in
the Trinity bottom some three
miles southwest of here, and
twisted trees, broke oil limbs,
and acted very much like fast
growing cyclone. John Morders and
Henry Kerns, two wood-chOppers, were
caught in its outer skirts and severely
injured by being struck by pieces of
wood. Their companions were off n
short distance, and came to their reliet,
and Kerns, who was badly injured, will
be brought to this city for medical
treatment
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


In the City and County, Recorded During
the Past Week.
Reported by Murphy a. Bolanz, sue
cessors to Jones IL Murphy, real estate
agents and collectors, office No. 700 Main
street, opposite st. George hotel:
John j. Eakins and wife to John Rood
house, a triangular piece of ground of
about acres, on west side of Eryay
street, three-fourths Of mile southeast
of City Park, for SLIP.
d. y; Porter to w. Z. Dickson, 90 acres
IN the Thomas Bernary survey, 10 miles
south IA west from Dallas, for $50.
John ii. Cole to G. II. Allen, LOT 4.
block ., ofCole'S addition, on southeast
side OF Payne, southwest of Masten
street, tor $l2j.
VI. d. l.. Gracey to W. n. Gracey, lO7 d.
acres IN the Willis Bledsoe survey, near
Five Mile creek, for $l.3i5.
Stlas LajOu to p. Y. Benson, 6 acres on
White Rock creek, in the Thomas I.aiou
league, for Sos.
\. DeStefano and wife to Louis Miller
ana wlle, ~ by 200 feet from Elm to Main
street, in block Isl, for $500
w. j. Betterton and wife to Bette s,
Ewing, lot fronting 50 feet on northeast
SIDE of Ervay street by lSSi, feet in
block lO2, for Sl.S72.jO.
u. Is. Grlgsby ct. al. to John Lowe.
quit claim to : acres In the Grigsby
league, about two miles northeast from
the courthouse, for $3.50.
q. w. Erwin to a. NJ. Loeb, 80 by 100
ieet on south corner Cedar Spring and
Alamo streets, in Ervin's addition, for
$50.
j. w. Thomas and wife to j. l.. Motley;
~ acres in East Dallas; about 3l7 feet
81 al. 4.
herol the fair grounds; for $4,000
II. +. Wingo, trustee. to Lamar Street
NJ. T.. Church South about - acres in
block 80, from Bryan to Live Oak
street, and known as the Dallas Female
college property; for $4,000.
n. Guillemet ct al, To j. $. Keller; 81
acres in the EnOch Norton survey,
about 3}S miles from Dallas; for 81, 100.
ID. Is. Grigsby ct al, to w. q. Veal;
lult claim to about one-hnlf acre on tho
mckinney road, | mile north, ~ east
from the courthouse; for $40.
, Fred I. White and wife TO w. l..
.rawiord; about acre; the west corner
W Caruth and Maston streets; for 5000
n, i. $. Lacy and wife TO John Hmt;
IIiNl0O feet on south side of Elm street in
block 81; for $1,000.
John Lowe and wife to Magdalona
hueplly, seven acres, about two miles
for $1,000.
ELI Z. Merrell and wife to W. p.
Shanklin, 10 acres in the j. j. Mooney
nRah' and thirty-tive acres in the All
Morroll survey, for $500.
W liam g. Veal to L. j. Roosins, about
Hne-half acre on the south side of tho
mckinney. road, one mile north, fifteen
'" ~, from the courthouse, for S2,OOO.
lnlIlln SuuMnr tp Airq Morx Dan
nlman, A2i by lI feet, the northwest
SS,prner of Ervay and Young streets. Tor
.,,JJ; Il. Flanders and wife to j. b. Babb.
- by 40 feet, in the A. Hanna survey,
on The Dallas and Fort Worth road.
Snout one and one-quarter miles west
from Dallas, for $l,05O.
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

Which will be distributed along the various
lines of railway, and will be placed on file In
try and Europe, furnishing full Information
regarding Texas and her resources. VIII fur
nish complete abstracts oftitle to property In
Dallas and surrounding counties: win prose-
cute claims against the United States in all
the departments of the government. Bounty
pension and land claims speciality Call and
examine our lists of property. Represented
by G. =. Carter, ljl Nassau Street, New York,
NJ. j. Richards, 100 Randolph Street, Chicago
MissourlL
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Land Grant Bonds
IN LANDS OF THE COMPANY.
RAILROADS
W. d. wYLIE \ CO.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand Windsor Hotel, DALLAS. Tex.

- " ' ''N'Nii be'iioSi iVA'
VIII give special attention to securing good
Investments In city property, farming and
grazing land. TO stock raiSeTs and colonies
we offer special inducements, having ON our
lists large tractsof fine agricultural and graz
ing lands, with abundance of water. The
renting and sale of city property will receive
special and personal attention. Collections
promptly made and RENTED. Having line
OF offices in Chicago, st. Louis and New York
and correspondents In Europe, our facilities
Tor the sale of property are unequaled. We
belonging to the Franco-Texan Land Com
pany, choice selections, which we will sell ON
long time. These lands are adjacent to and
contiguous 10 the Texas a. Pacific Railway.
we publish IN connection with our business
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Saved Her life !
RIDGE. McINrnsn On GA

NIUVHi NUN TU0II VO,i UN.
DR. d. BRADFlELD: Dear Sir--I have tal,cn
several bottles of your Female Regulator for
lallingof the womb and other diseases COM
blned, of sixteen years standing, and really
believe am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude. / know your medicine
saved my life so you see / cannot speak too
highly In It's favor ! have recommended II
to several OF my friends who are suffering as
was. Yours, very respectfully,
MRS. W. T.. STEBINS.
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MEDICINES.

DR.. EUGENE DEVAuN, ot Fai,,, hss
made us his agent for tllr state of Texas 10
nubial restorative or Niiahxer. All affected
T:'s nervous debility, loss Oi manhood and
al kindred diseases should at once procure
ms circular from which to learn the cause OF
the diseases above mentioned; then at onca
procure nom us or through us by Your Drug
slst or by express the never failing remedy
CAQNpUS & BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas. Texas.
Nv retAll ~ Howell Bros. and j. L. Williarna
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lies and Bugs.
-, Flles, reaches, ants, bed bugs. rats.
h"e gophors, chipmunkr, cleared out
Wy Rough on Rats" 10 cents.
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TESTED A QUARTER or A CENTURY
IT STANDS UNRIVALED.

IIAUNANGE, Ga.
DR. j. BRADFIELD, Atlanta, Ga.-Dcar Sir:
l take pleasure In stating that have used
for the twenty years tin medicine you are
now putting up, known rs Dr. Bradhcld's Fee
male Regulator, and consider It the best com.
bmation ever gotten together for the diseases
for which II Is recommended. With klndest
regards, am, respectfully,
W. h. FERRELL, NJ. n.
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WITH

MAY mean POISONED with Potash" This
MIS- the case with hundreds who have been
nnwise enough to take sarsaparillas, Potash
mixtures, etc, until digestion is almost "a.
tally impaired. swift's Specific is a vegats-
bic remedy, and restores the system to
health and builds up the waste made by tAess
pnlsons
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ATLANTA, GA,

ATLANTA, GA.
DIR. j. BRADFIELD; Dear Slr-Somc fr-
teen years ago | examined the recipe OF Fc.
male Regulator, and carefully studied au.
thoriticS In regard TO its componcnts, and
then las well rs now pronounce It TO be the
most scientific and skillml combination o
the really reliable remedial vegetable agents
known TO science, to act directly ON the
womb and uterine organs and parts sympa-
thizing directly with these; and, therefore
providing a specific remedy for all diseases Of
the womb, and of the adjacent organs and
parts. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ D., d.
Treatise on Health aud Happiness Of Wo-
man mailed free IN any address.
THE BRADFIHLp REGULATOR Co..
Box ~, Atlanta, Ga.
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lndulsences or Exposures.

~ Is self-eyident that physician payinl
particular attentl Ion 10 n class OF cases attain1
great tklll, aud physicians IN regular practice
all over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases TO the Oldest efice in Amerl-
TO, and the proved good remedies OF all
ages aud countries are used, A whole house 10
used for enlce purposes, and all are treated with
SKIN In n respectful manner. aud. knowing
what TO do, no experiments are made. On aca
count Of the great number applying, the
charges are kept low, often lower than Il de-
Important matter. Pamphlet, % pages. sent
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SENSIBLE YOUNG MAN.


Nt$NsU a well known Young gentleman
iYSkS hal been paying special attention
kSA1 70 inc charms OF young lady, who
ksytEi had Just emerged from a spell Of
A%{ siCAness' made he following re.
Eas "Gilt,edged Human Editions of
&NElai Ienlle Beauty, bound in morocco.
d9lfxSM can be ob.iined by the use of En-.
kalM4G glish Female Bitters"
kfkWTiH liz had seen the wonderful efficacy
k$AQtk& Ni hnglSh Female B,tlers in the
Efytitqf f'pd cngc OF his sweetheart, who
EkEHGtt had b'en Frustrated with female
kETsydl conp,aiuL
HVFeSs 1t IS adapted TO the wants and ne
aSTA& ctSsitvs Ct Old aGl Young married
INMFi or single females, who suffer with
~ ~ hA any torn OF acute Cr chronic female
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y ES kN ttrl1s, . ills IA the side and back,
9t 6 nervous hc.tJcAe palpitlton, cold
IN ~ tNuein!uc', 10 OF energy, ETC., at
A tended with 10 or appetite, cina-
M @ citation and prostratiJn. 1t Is spe-
M M cial'y adapted TO those OF The
M vi Turn OF Lltc, 'inpauing strength
M IN andrclewed " .li,y topass through
~ "a this 'ctite-l p1uol' As a site
IA HI female resp g.ur a MI times, 1t has
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Pullman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas TO New Orleans without change,
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McElrse's wine OF CARDUI
MGEIree's wine OF CARDUl

corrects all arrangements
peculiar 90 Ladies', relieves
the pains TO which they are
subject, quiets the nerves,
purifies the blood, and re-
stores health. IL imparts vi.
tally, ana ENSURES clear com,
plexiOns,
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RalLErs SALINE aFERJegr

SuresAcid Stomach, Sick Stomach.
Consu atlon, Biliousness, Coshye.
ness, indigestion, Heartburn.
Headache, Water. brash.
Sold by all dealers for 50 cents.
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AMERICAN ehLvhElc COMPANY,
9l1 Nnrih Sixth o.. OF. ioni,. Ne,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-26
Queer Conreyances.

Some birds are known to rs long dis.
tances carrying their young on ihrir
backs. Small birds take passage across
tue Mcditeri anean sea on the backs of
larger and stronger ones. They could
not fly so far. their strength would
give out aud they would drop In tho
water. Along the northern shore of
the sea. In autumn, these little birds as
scmble TO wait the coming Of cranes
from the north. rs people wait for the
train nj n railroad station. With the
first cold blast the cranes arrive, flock
after flock. They utter a peculiar cry.
rs of warning or calling. II answers
the same purpose as the ringing Of the
bell when the train Is about to start.
The small birds understand il. They
get excited. They hasten aboard.
scrambling for pli ICES. The first TO
eone get the best seats. II the pa.sen.
gers are too many, some will have IN
ilit back TO the hedges till the next
train. How they chatter good.byes-
those VINO 20 and ihos, who stay. No
tickets have they. but all the same thew
are conveyed safely. doubtless tho
great birds like this warm covering for
their backs. In this way the small
birds pay their fart And Il Is thnse
last who must be out In the wet II n
storms. The little passengers are Of
dilereat species, like Americans. Irish.
bermans and [ hinese travelling 10 eth
or IN a . OF steamships Their i~orrrrv
taxes them through the air. high alovs
the wide sweep of waters they an
Gloss companions on the war. By and
BY they reach the beautiful south couu
try. There thug build nests and slna
ssseily. IS they build here and sing ~
u II our happy summer time. Indeed
bod 1arrs for the zparrov4 -Ezcksnos
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-"Gracious me- said a young LADY
Of the slums committee, going into /
room on the fourth floor OF n miserabl,
tenement, ",his is awful "Fearlul.
r piled her companion. 'Why here
a mother and live children, all coopct
up together in a little room with MOI
even the necessaries OF life" TER
Bile. terrible. don t see what the poo
things live on 81 do said the mar
carr, ing their basket they live on the
fourth lloor. The young ladies dis.
pensed their charity IN silence and ther
reported the man to the police. Her.
chant Trdreier.
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TO nE cuREI

"sir nrookA near Albany. vas haF1
with Cancer, II had eaten thnaugh ~
myth aud throat Thr time 0f hs ~
~ Eiiln Of trfy short time. lie to-
Dis suffering was % Ereaf. \ =. = q
ful trrrt on him. Ilit improvement ~
~ al feel surc Of his b'ing pefftcfH e.
W. H'ufLnEKf. !
Our Treatise on blood and skin pleAf|
10 Applicants
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Dmwer1 Al
n y once. 80 ". - S. rhfHh
Chestnut st.
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lightning recently struck n tree on
Governor Stanford's taliforHia ranch,
and the Cinnamon employed on the
place ould not be induced to pick az
the debris, Us they considered that Il
WIS the work OF an evil spirit.
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Comnnnr shnn..

hr. NJ. ~ shoffner, Postmaster and Jus.
tica OF tho Pence, Company Shops, Ala
nance CO., y. C., writes, ho has used st.
Jacobs OIL for rheumatism, cuts, swolled
ankles and knees, pains IN the back and
sore-ihroat. Ono or two applications In
each case has always cured. and he be-
lieves tho Groat German Remedy Is tie
bcst In tho world. "As long as can get
IT," no adds, "Ineyer intend to be with.
out I'D
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ions a, Hsrfn, tho larg n mef|
Gainesville, On, snysi ~ auHo
years from Gle combined Effects
sipoins and Eezenh | CONTINUED
WORSE under medical Treatment
taking medicine containing rotaA
=. cured mo thoroughly aud ata
Ny appetite. strength mud nash 4
a. was cured with ~
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NAsg ladies who ~ gaafs haa ,
eyff enjoyed tia lufufy N iea'
hHve lNHn " renovated ~ The u4sa
rinkhHm's Vegetable rtHpaHmln
have ifiIry iaii uvar iha lis nau
70 ~ beif ", AMI life tda laan 4
allh hllnl nhafml nnl Il..hnf L.
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Among customs In Siam Is method
u deciding a law suit by putting the
litlgants under cold water. the one re.
mainininv the longest being declared
the victor.
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E9fDo ~ Your eli. With Dlamoa
amy Indy can get ~ good rcsulu
best practical dyer. Every dye I'd
truo 20 name and sample. 100.
gistg. Wells, Richardson q Co,
ton, VI, M
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"FivE thousand molecules can al com
fortatly on the point Of a pin.n Herein
thu mnlecule differ materially from man.
-NorrisiOra Herald.
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20 Yea,


"Fot tvrnty years I suffered fromsu
neck. Patent Potash ant Mercury w
steal OF curing the Cancer lust the >.
aud The upper part Of my body. My KEns
htasgn down. AMI my HE was dtstslrl
snTsd me sound and well. III.
value, low my life and ttf SUPPORT ~
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busy by one firm IN bring ng fruit frum
Mediterranean puris 10 New York. n.
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