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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-09-04
OBITUARY.
DEATH or Mr.. MccLINrOcK.

4. Death OF Mr.. McCLINTOCK.
8 On Monday last. Hugh McClintock
died at the Worthington Hotel at the
advanced age Of nearly ssyears. There
was apparently no special disease and
death was no doubt due to the infirm-
tiles Of age. Mr.. McClintock was father
to Mrs. D:Shell and Mrs. Garlick and
had been spending the last year with
his daughters. The remains were taken
to West Salem, Wis.,, for interment and
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Shell. - -.
Word came yesterday morning tina
Mrs. Donovan, wife of Prof. Donovan,
former Principal Of our schools, had
died at Dundas, Minn., few days age.
Last week we announced the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Jennie Donovan.
Surely sorrow has followed close in the
wake of JOY in the Donovan household.
Mrs. Donovan had many friends in
WOrthington who will deeply feel her
death as 4 personal loss. She was 4
woman of remarkable strength of mind
and character aud devoted worker in
every cause which she deemed to he
good. -~
The Window Reporter of last week
gives several items showing how the
showmen and camp followers with
Barrett's big show swindled and robbed
tho people. 1t seems that in some
cases the thieving was done by attaches
Of the show. 1t would be good idea
if some town would arrest and hold the
whole show until the thieves and the
stolen property are surrendered. The
towns must at least take to high IL
cense and extra police force on show
day.
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NOI'IEE.

Mrs. F. o. Bartholomew, my wife,
has deserted my home without cause,
and I hereby notify the public that in
no case shall he responsible for any
debts which she may contract.
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MASONIC.

NJ ASONIO.
DR0ULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
II IL Lodge No. 1Ol, A. +. & A. NJ at Masonic
~ Hall in WOrththRtOn ON ohe
!; !; !;
~ aGSG7a..ax LIST and Sd Mondays IN oach
ASe1kSAYN "'o" /. r. DuRrEE, w. NJ.
ISM1EX6 Il. b. PIOTTS, Sec.
SN k.Nk%& REGULAR CONvOCA'
TONS OF Living Arch CHAP.
IMzS!$2a% ter, No q, r.. A.. NJ: at VA.
~ - >7vS sonic Hall on the Ath MONDAY
In each me nth.
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Our Presidential Campaign Offer.

For Congress.
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Surveying.

.Psrtiea,wa Dting surveying done leave orders
III. + County Surveyor Peterson:
= = q" IN, -. WOKTlllNGTON, MIMI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
l.. .,,.,mouu,,nr "a s,oi,i,s,sis.ss.
REPORT OF rus MUTUAL Lara INSURANCE
COMPANY pom 1855.

Assets Amounting Y" ~'"'t''"f"'"'"''
EXPORT OF rus MUTUAL lara INSURANCE
COMPANY pom lss3.
The Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY, 81
this city, issued its annual report yes'ef
day. The first aud most noticeable ienl'
IRE of this repor, Ia tho announced III
crease OF asseis. the latter now hEsres".
ting siOl. las 2is. 25-the largest sum OF
money held ny any institution IN the world
The Mutual lite ~ selling INSURANCE" ~
cheaper rate than ANY other lls INSURANCE.
company In the country, having ueolueu
some wears ago 10 reduce the premium
rates IS per cent. This movement met with
much opposition on the part OF rival COM
p,nies. for the other institutions could NOT 4,
with safety, reduce their rates, not having
the strength of the Mutual. The com
many now has, over every LIABILITY, the
magnificent sum OF 81 $50 s02 "a, the r..
serve calculated at I per cent interest," "
the New York standard De observed, lh'
surplus would be- over $1,000 900, The
com papy has gained In assets during ihe
wear past 5000 coo aud yet has paid out
nearly $li 10000 TO It's poilcy
owners, or over Sac, 900 every business day
in tho yesr. Hence, II will be r.sdily seen
that the Mutual Is n policy-hold.rs' com.
pany. Its management has been NAKED
by integrity and conservatism. Tvs asses
are Invested In the most sound securities,
and M nch OF its real estate Is appraised al
n figure far below its real value. President
Winston, during his twenty years OF con.
troll, has worked wonders, and dis'anceh
all competitors in the life insurance bnsl.
u,,s. The Mutual Lite IL to-day the great
represeu,atiye of life insurance, and ~
poipted out with pride by the profession
throughout the world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Its certainly a matter OF some regre
th At the extra session OF our Legislature I'll
ter having been in session most OF It's al
l,tted time. has failed to accomplish the
work for which II was convened the HER
AID has watched, with no unusual degr''
of interest, the proceedings as they nave
occurred from day TO day, aud while we
convinced that the me ubers are NOT wsht-
in, in thsir fidelity to the best IL
terests Of the people, still u'r
lack of uuanimity upon the grave al d
m portant questions presented fr til ir
consideration is a source Of Impeachment
70 the state. The laws to be- enacted, tn
grones to remedy aud the right to be re-
drs.sed nj first were thcAl yht TO be matters
O easy accomplishment, YET, notone measure
OF special importance has been adopted
Toe questions that agitaied the public to
suoh au extent as to require the calling To-
rether of the members, while not seem
ingly intricate, however have proved d>in-
cni, of solution. The great diversity OF
oninion entertained by the members uron
the subject matters Of consideration has 10
n certain extent been clog to the wheels o.
Hesitation, What was thought to be ben
eficial to one section Of the state was iound
upon investigation to be detrimental 10
o,ber sections. No two members seem to
agree upon policy to be followed or law
20 be enacted, and hence the great goo"
that WAS expected to be accomplished BY
the legislature still remains In An u nm
ishe state.
The fence cutting trouble is probably the
prayest question that now agitates Texas
and one of the principal causes leading
to the converting OF the extra session.
and a question, too, that has chiefly
occupied the attention OF our Legislators,
vet. that problem still remains .unsolved
and is as far from satisfactory settlement
as ever. O.her questions equally as I'M
nortant are also in the same condition and
as many valuable suggestions and wise
theories have been advanced bv many o.
the members looking to settlement OF
them all, yet. their adoption have been
withheld through wide and unwise diver
sity of opinion aud local interests. The
members Of the legislature. as whole, are
c.reful. confederate, thoughtful and iotell'-
GENT, and Il behooves them to lay aside To-
cal consid erations, smother personal rivalry
and forget petty animosities, and in the
few days yet remaining for legislation,
enact such laws as they may deem wise
and iudicious. having only In view the good
q, the whole people regardless OF section or
localities. Enact such laws ss viii prove
the greatest good to the greatest number"
This, the people expect aad this they have
A right TO demand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

wuru the contested election case Of
rarprstcr ". WILSON, from the fifth lewi
,o,,re ,s,onal district. Is reported to the
non.. interesting Developments may be
.r,,c,ps,ed. and the Louisiana returning
h,.rd viii b. forcsi TO blush for it's lsurels'
No Fsspssrcx. Q representative oil the
vcupe democracy. accepted the democratic
nol6Ypstion in district thst always re-
,nrned from 5000 to 1000 reOuelicsn'msior'
i,v. He made . brilliant canvass however
"a vpen. the election returns began 70
.on, in the republicans were smszsd to
s,.cover that they had been oe,'en IN one
inner aroneholdr. Then BY resort 70
s-s,ems,ic frsud-the dropping from the
,s,lv .bee, OF one precinct OF a few votes Tor
r.,,,p,cx and the adding in another OF
Dr. numbsr ter wItsoS-they succeeded
., ,,turo,n, their candidate by twenty
,,,se majority. In many cases there was
no representative OF the democratic parry
an the county election s,ard' ana al
49, have besn well for wiIsos, nsd 10.
, 4 ,ersss, usIooked-ior tidal vave vasned
- the republican majority In the soo'e'
~. Wfrsos should prepare for . vs'k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
Personal.

W. 5. Toby of Galveston 10 In ihe cry
visiting relatives.
Colonel NJ. Pointer left last evening on
business trip to San Antonio.
All. MILESTONE, OF Rasvell, New Mex
leo, a pTominelt sheep owner IS IN the
citN.
INDIE Il. II. Yves. left last evening for
San Angela where he will locate and prac-
,ce his profession, the law
Captain Il Il. Bell formerly merchant
nr this city but now hardware dealer oi
Weatherord, is in the city greeiug his
many friends.
Messrs. William Lewis and ]. @. Gallo
way, of Knoxville, Tennessee. who have
| been visiting relations In this city. lett for
home last evening.
Captain +. C. Fisher. Of st. Louis, is in
| the city. and after vititing the various
tpwns thr ,ughout tho state decided to es-
tablish u Wholesale tin factory here.
Colonel Thomas Essex. OF Little Rock.
| laud commissioner Of the Iron Mountain
railway, was in the city yesterday, rn route
home from trip West over the Texas *
| Pacific road.
Mr.. Joe Cunningham. Of Talladcga, Ala
| hama who has been visiting his brother
in-iaw, Mr.. G. II. Plowman, leaves for
home tc-isy nfer a trip over Texa'. lie
goes back charmed with our city and sur
rounding country, and We hope the vls''
NAV be the means OF adding TO the state
another of Tslladega's most bonofed citi'
zaps, formerly county representative.
Dan O'Day, vice president OF the United
Pipe Lines, Buffalo, New York; w. a.
Pullman, president oi the Senboard bank
New York city; S. G. Bayne, interpretations
OF the same bank and prosi tent of the First
n uional bank, OF Bradford, Pennsylvnnis,
aud OF the Dallas National bank. ofthi-
city, and other eastern stockholders have
,rriyei In the city 10 attend the meeting Of
mar holders tomorrow. They took 9
drive over The riv Yesterday and expressed
themselves as highly plea'ed with Dallas
Attn S. Gsorgr: J p Dwell, @ CID
dirs, Mckinney; % ID Hughes, sherman;
lie N Ystes. Grapevine; Q II Alexander.
F,rnry;J l. Shcppcrd. New York; q
Pres on. Jefferson; Is Alexander, Forney:
I + Hill. James Ware, McKiDney; Fred J
Lewis. Texas: John Lewis, Mckinney; J Y
| ucMasters, Chicago; A W Moore, Midlc-
THAN. s NJ Dolly, Snlhur Springs; g Z
Oty. Mex nuey: A Gillian. Overon: W
| II Webb, Henderson; NJ Cvmer, Hunt
county; A l. Connect, Texas, S NJ Darby,
Snlpbur Springs; N ID Kat. W = Cali,
Fort Worth: Frank = Riley Texas & Pa
oi(ic. r. II Cooke, Enuis; @ w Miller, Loui'-
Vile XIV: w C Beckman aud family, Gro
nam FP Il ,rtlett, L q Fisher, 81. Louif
YIN Hitieop, T,xss; l. Lovejov. s..
Louis: b q BidweI, Wcatheriord; Il
B-awn, San Antonio; x Il Bell Wea'ber.
tod: Mira Short, Miss Graft. Mckinney: 7
Lise, Van Alstyne; Mountcaste, Al
| len.
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SO
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

A telephone message from the southeast
erp suburbs TO the shoriti's office yesterday
morning stated that man had been shot
nv some unknown would.be ASSASSIN, and
q mid be found in a tent hundred yafos
40 distant from tho oil tank. A HERALD
reporter Visited the scene and
iornd German, his wlfs and
two children in q small Ter .
The husband. who was shot through both
of his ankles. was lying on the came blaK'
ke,s IN wagon bed In the tent. which
served as q bed, which occupied nearly hall
Of the space Of the quarters. The wounded
nan, whose name Is Joseph Slsmptr, Is
co a paratively q stranger, aud stated thtt
while he was cooking supper Monday
night in front Of the tent. that some
oerSoa 70 him unknown fired on MIN from
ths rear Of his tent, shooting him ss shove
stA,ed, DR.. Newsom. the city physician,
Visited him and dressed his wound'.
Sisu psf hns no idea who his assistant can
Be-. His Wounds are severe, though not
sersss. Lest Sunday night some incendi-
sry tried 70 Dire his tent by firing on large
Srs-crsctsrs Lplscsd under IL. For rome
line pss, he bas been missing his neaere
simply Of poultry, and the officers suspect
. pnty living ia the nsignbornood Of being
the sosailant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Corrosive sub,ima'e 10 the usual form Of
mercury given for blood and stin diseases,
and Il Is one Of the NEST active and violent
~ |. ch,Id from the eHects OF corrosive sub
Innate sprinkled 90 an excoriated surface.
Tsren In small doses for Q length Of time.
Il gradually settles IN the tissu,s and bones.
producing rnercurial rhsums'ism snd other
diseases equally % painful. rsons who
n, We been poisoned In this vry, or who tuf'
Ter from any blood complaint rssin humoi.
snecifc. which is the only vegetable prep
rtjoo which will eliminate this .poison
4rnm the system. Send for COPY OF Trea-
,,se on Blood and Skin Diseases, tree.
TnE SWIFT srEurrc Co., Drawer ., AT
i.nta Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

OF affairs existed In the family. Witnesses
testified that Westsr beat his vile
and she herself stated on thu witness stand
that he abused, had assaulted and IN eat
encd To kill her. During the trial she
wept uncsasingly. According 10 her state
msnt II was In November when he iirst ne
ran his ill-irsstment Of her, though iheS
nave been married Tor some four yeats
The talk ~ that be has been estrsngel ironl
her and that thereby hangs n tale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
LOST IiOY POUND.

Johnnie Messmore. the iourieen-year
old son OF Mr.. }. u. Messmore, went gun
m n,ss =" the and Trinity bottom 6a r, M.nSs
out over night, aud nothing
had been heard OF him up to noon yesteI-
day, hts father was very much alarmed,
aud with his friends searched the river bot
toms for him, M IL was feared that some
serious accident had befillen him. They
found him at last. lost in the bottom out OF
which he was irving 70 llnd bis way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
THAT

The sale OF SEATS Tor Roland Reed opens
at 10 o'clock thi. morning,
Cheek will bs produced Friday night and
SATURDAY afternoon, aud u new comedy IN
which Mr. Reed u said 10 be funny, entitled
y " Saturday hight.
Roland Reed plays In Waco tonight.
Rose Ey,inge Is playing in New Orleans,
Prot. Fowler Ia lecturing In San Antonio,
Ber,ha welby will shortly b. In the
STATE.
Rose Michel will be produced an the first
night OF the Miss EytinRe engagement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
r,Sr COMMENTARY,

rhe police board met last evening to take
evidence and weigh few charges OF an I'M
officer like character preforred against
Officers Overland and Nolan OF
the force. The former was CHARGED
with handling things that did
not belong to him and the latter " ith
drunkenness. In it, wisdom the police
hoard discharged the former and suspended
the latter for ten DAYS. Mr.. Ashton Pryor
was appointed Instead OF Nolan. There
are probably more wards vet TO hear from.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
THE HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 20 "a.

di'h's sanity. Meredith 10 toe son ~ the
distinguished juris, and csoinst ,filoer,
william NJ, Meredith, The proceeding
was oesun at the instance 81 relatives, and
here upon the possession aud right Of dis
position OF his property, II was shown w
NJ trial that Meredith was possessed oi
great intellectual ability, had been careful
" educated aud all his powers were cl'af
aud inreible, except on a slnRl. polnl-he
believed himself the object OF some secret
aud my stsTious persecution,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

AFTER reading the terrible and hea'r
rending disaster, OF the sinking OF the
steamer City of Columbus aud the explo
s,6n IN the mine at Crested Bate, Lite on
,be Ocean Wave" and Down 10 the Coal
Mine u nderneath the Ground" Is not such
I. he a, represented by posticsl and imagl'
nsrv Authors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
AuoUsE DIVIDED.

Yesterday morning Mrs. John Wes'er
rss arrsiened in Jnsuce E5wsri's court on
warrants sworn ont against her ov ner nus
band and Weller Wester, per step-son;
CHARGED her viii assault and battery. The
court dismissed one case aud discharlsd
her in the otner. 10 ietura Mr.. West.r
s-cre oot A warrant for the arrssi o. her
husband, charging him With Threatening 20
Ike her life. He was snaigned snd alter
a hearing the court placed bis bond a. soJv
20 keen the peace with his VILE ana tne resi-
Of the world for the next twelve montns 70
come He made the bond. The testimony
sdduced showed that most unhappy ttate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

C. Clerk who wss arrested NJ Fort Worth
and brought TO this CITY on the charge Of
manufacturing and passing countereit
coin, of the denomination OF one dollar,
bad a hearing before United Statas @ NJ
missioner McCormios, yesterday ana W 8
bound over to answer 1t the next regul !
term of the Federal court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

PROFESSOR THEODORE WoIsEY and others
want law passed by congress to provide
for the collection ct divorce s'st.stics. By
consulting ihe docksls of the Chicago courts
they will obtain all the Information desired
withou, expense to themselves or the toy
arrmppt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
CITY COIIliT.

City VS.. w. l.. Green, overoharges; dis
missed.
City vs.. q. A. Johnson, loud acd bois'
trous language; discharged.
City vs.. Mitchell 4 Scruggs, obstructing
the sidewalk; discharged.
City VS.. Aaron Cornelius committing a
nuisance; fined 81 =,
City vs.. II. A. Pike, intoIication; fined
So
City Va. James Tanner, loud AID bois-
trous language; fined So.
City VS.. II. p. Bethrum, leaving team IN.
guarded; discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

GENERAL BUTLER appeared on the door oil
tbShousc during the debate on the FiTz
Ion Poarxn bill, last week, In elaborate
fuiI dre,s. He had rua no to rent his house
saihs government for committee purposes
ADJ protested that he vas out OF politics
A. noon as - n gets his wind again, how
aver. he will or wi under the stake ropes
and come up smiling for another round.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

AcABLE dispatch to the New York Her
aid contains the stating intelligence that
'QARrs HsiLBRAa's dimpl,s are as pretty
AZ ever" MARIE evidently has a dead
m n ON the soft ard susceptible youth
wSo "rustles" the Herald's Parisian news
i,Sms. and she should be allowed to monop-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

sr. LOUIS journalism. as exemplihed oy
the Globe Democrat; at seems to US that
the Rspu blicsn might tind q more fitting
.ubisc, than the HAEaisos revival meet
ing, upon which to exercise Its dull eoun'
t.r,sit &C wit. But perhaps no wit is n
tended. for the Republican often puzzles
n, ss ANAL babies sometimes puz@s the
doctor-you cans tell whether us smile
or the collie"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

LIEUTENANT GREELEY will freeze or starve
TO death before the conference committee
OF the two houses can unwrsp the red tape
wound around the modes little bill for his
relief Then congress will vote unlimited
sums for the recovery Of mis- stark and still
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Msssrs. W, II. Murdoch and Mr.. Bsld-
win, veteran and experienced druggists.
have opened up neat and model drug
store Ut No. 80 Main street. They are
skilled pharmacist and understand the
drug business thoroughly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

TnE state # Virginia, through her l"R's-
la,ure, has asked MAHosR to resign. The
a!minutive and detested senator will, how
ever. in all probability continue to cling to
his ,oga until the demand is repeated at
the hallot box
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The fac, that good health, s'rpng muscles

Tbe TACT that good heHlth, srlhg muscles
and sound nerves are a'tainable, should EN-.
courage every invsi ia q an earnest endeay
or in the right direction. Rene mber all
disease owes its origin more or less TO lack
OF iron In the blood. Iron In the Ol"od
means health, strength and vieor. Anal, ~
the blood of an invalid, aud little or no iron
will he found. Healthy mems blood IL iuil
of iron. The best method oi supplying thls
lack OF iron IL by using Browns Iron BIT
ters, sure cure for dyspepsia, general de-
bility, weakness, and all wasting diseases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

At the called meeting CT the Dallas Pub.
lie Library Association, held NJ Colonel
McCov's residence last night, IT was decided
20 hold some entertainment for the beltf
Of the reading room. Committees were APP
poin,ed TO make the necessary arrange
menis and within the next iwo weeke, a
musical and literary entertainment will b.
yiveu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

Jonx SHERMAN has started his president
isl boom by introducing into the senate +"
sekes of foolish resolutions calling for an
invest cation of the alleged outrages said
to have been recently committed in Vir-
GINA aud Mississippi. sHERMAS's boom
may act like the boomerang-kick back'
ward
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

ELsEwHrng will be found the remarks OF
SENATOR SHANNON on the Terrell hi
A side from the great Importance OF the
question under discussion. the speech is
zoo. reading and prolific in food tor
thought, as are all the efforts of the distin'
ruished senator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
nm. ane.t Vanilla nnmea from Mai.

The finest vanilla comes from Mexico
The production Is small and they are cyn-
seaucntly neld a. very high price. THIS
hieh price induces the makers Of fsvoripK
extracts to substitute the rank, bitter ton
ara II Is by the use OF the finest Mexican
vanilla bean that DR.. Prices Special Fla
voripg Extract OF Vanilla obtains its rare
excelleuce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

YESTERDAY was the anniversary OF the
birth of THOMAS PAINE. Many who depre'
cate his coarse attacks on Christianity Will
recall with gratitude his invaluable SER
vices to our country at period that truly
tried mems souls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
FINE SOAPS.

The HERALD 10 in receipt of some very
fine specimens of toilet soaps, manuiac.
tnred by G.. A. Wrisley d. Co. Of Chicago.
The reputation Of this firm for fine grade
goods is too well known to require CON-
ment Colonel John 4. Hammond, state
agent. well and favarably known through
out Texas ia actively engaged in placing
their magnificent goods within the reach OF
tho consumers
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

The case of the state vs.. William Crumn
CHARGED with assault to kill, was tried in
the district court yesterday. County At.
torney Clint prosecuted and Col. K. g.
Bower defended. The jury found the de-
tendsnt not guilty
VIM. Bsrer, charged Nm assault 10 kill,
In m trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

SENATOR uoAR evidently thinks he las
constructed an iniallble polygsmy eradi-
Gator. There are too many cranks and &C.
centres about the machine, however, ard
It will probably fad place in the garret
next TO the EDMUSDs toy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

THE cold wave did no, harm the golden
oranges and luscious straw berries of FloFi'
da. although they had to run 'he gauntlet
otrhe heavi,s, frost that ever fell in Flow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30

SENATOR KEsSA is said to strongly resem
bic srrpnEY A. DOUGLASS in personal mp
pearspce. The Individual who first de-
,ecied the resemblance is supposed to have
seen the senator through n glass darkly.