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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-31
IN MEMORIAM.

BULLION LODGE, No. 8, A. o. U. ".
At special meeting held October II, 1874, the
following resolutions Of respect and coincidence
were adopted
wxEREAs. It has pleased Divine Providence to
take from our midst our Brother Workman JOIN
MURPHY; and
wAEREAs, We feel that In the loss of our Brother
Workman JOHN MUxPHY. we have lost friend. IN
earnest worker and true Brother; and
WHEREAS. We sincerely mourn the loss Of our
Brother, held so high in our esteem an hOnora-
BILE. upright msn;
Be IT RESOLVED. That We tender our hesrtfelt
sympathy to the relatives of our deceased Brother
Workman, and that the committee forward copy
Of the same to his relatives.
And these resolutions bs spread on the minutes
of this Lodgs ard published In the WOoD RIvEa
TIMES and "WOrkMan."
ISAAC MARKS.
MARTIN JACOBS.
". ". GREENWOOD.
BuLIloN. IDAHO. October II. 1854. olAtSoaAv
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-31
Notice.

DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE. HALEY, l. T.,
August Z, 1884. !
To all whom it may concern:
Any parties having within their reach legal In
formation of the violation of the game and fish
laws of the Territory of Idaho. by use of dynam.
ite or otherwise, will confer favor by communi-
eating with this Office. when proper action will be
taken in the premises.
p NJ. BRUNER, District Attorney.
By E. c, BREARLEY, Assistant. aus
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-31
Assistant County Attorney.

have this day appointed E. c. BREARLEY my
assistant as District Attorney Of Alturas County.
All parties desiring to advise with me will consult
Judge Brearley. r. NJ BRUNER.
District Attorney.
HALEY, August 7, 1884. aus
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-31
For Sale.

One undivided half interest in a saloon billiard
parlor, and Theater, will sell. for cash. The
best bargain that has ever been offereu on Wood
River. Reason for selling: Other business to at
tend to. Apply at once,
H. WARD, HALEY Theater.
N. B.-This is the best paying pro perty In
HALEY. alltf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-31
THE DOLLAR COLUMN,

Advertisements not exceeding an inch tor ten
iipes Of small type) in length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week, or fifty cent?
tie frat insertion and twenty-five cents each ad.
d!tioral insertaon-psyable in advance.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-31
To Newspaper Men.
The Baxter Hotel, Ketchum

PAUL P. BAXTER proprietor, is the oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
room the largest in the Territory, and the tables
are supplied with every thing the market affords.
The rooms sre large. airy and well furnished:
Charges very moderate. This is HOTEL, and
when in Ketchum don't forget the fact or the loca-
tion-Main street. below First National Bank. s2tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-30

region, says; 1.-THE yled Of gold for the
coming season will he exi rAordinafy. O1e OF
the miners u few week, ago, too poor "a
buy his own outfit, tas taken ont % OOl
from place xix fett square. Another has
sold quarter OF his claim OF hye
acres ilr $40 600. Al Roihdram has sent
81 200 Ia gold to tho Uaitei State, mint.
lie showed ms three nuggets worth tl6i,
Merchants at Spokane Falls have taken
In $40 600 from mines In exchange
for supplies. Few Of the plscers are wo'k X.
Ing. There Is from Two 10 twenty feet OF
snow, but the snow 10 melting rapdy.
Miners who arc working tske
out 80 dsy per man. The
men who jumped the Winows claim
courts have taken out SIS, 600. There are
500 men Ia the mines. Their claim cannot
be bought. Many sit gun Ia hand watch
ins their claims. People are decking into
the mining region ut the rate nj iOOa day
At Thompson Falls over 100 bu iinRs have
been err ied IN the last two weeks. l an
ticipste an inaux OF from 80 600 TO 100. OoO
people"
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tyler In Trouble over Her Water.
y Works bonds.
Events on the International River
Fort Smith Facts.
Other Specials From Sundry Sources
FORT WORTH.

FoRr Wogru, March 20. Especial J.
Sidney Murtin to-day Md tuit IN the DIS
Ilrict court against Captain u lerre 'ni
IlTesspass TO iry TILE g. lot 3, olvck 20. n val
latls piece Of property.
| The B l.. y gave very enl)yabls daro'
II R)iwin's hal l,st night
The grand Jury adj 'urneu to-day. They
| f,turn, Il eev,n i-diciments, i've misde
neanors aud SIX '~lOnes.
| It's stated on tho streets today thai the
Trinity H,teI Go. las nnnght itom Osp am
| ]. O. Terr.ll his property inr $50 200 Oh
which TO hni d grand I'll.
| The enr me- / Of his schools this week
vas lT3 children.
Tue recorders court neitsd the city SOL
10 day.
There 10 some t,lk OF building a tine new
bat the one now in use would
Ihsve 10 nur Il 81.
The division al the Il to 10 much spoken
Iof since the Waco ms,tlug. Men hi brrlo
let ,uncn drmoc ats cay openly they viii
Rvote Tor any msu u bea' Ireland, aud say
ukther that ne was afraid 90 have the state
kyention here Mon who were Glands
|pds two week9 ago are now strongly op'
bd 10 him.
1l.sday ni.ht last three negroes got into
NN. ay, wnicn ut the time was considered
IN ttfSiai affair, bus tonight VIII Harmon,
lone Of the negroes. died, and on examtnE.
non IL was found be had been stabbed aud
ed from Internal hemorrhsge. The two
men who were In the difficulty with hin
Icannot be ioufd.
4 w. O Tnom was tonight arrested by tbs
Davenport chief of police and taken nsck "a
ANSWER the charge OF embt zzllng 5000 from
White Brothers, in whose employ he Wa.
\ Sullivan was entertained Tonight 40 II h,
were Dreuidsut of the United States or SOM
tareign potena,e. but his audiences Ut th'
k06kra-hou se was v-rv email.
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Dude canes &c, at Webb's.
Farmers buy the broad gauge PUNISHABLE
shoe.
Go to Hunstsble's every time, 7l2 Il m
street.
Mrs. Chestnut i, getting in lot OF new
goods. .
can tH rd.
DR. Thomas, dentist, edministers gas at
1874 El IN street.
Niv.lties in Ladies' and hlsses' HAS
all cllrs-at B.rman's.
Rainy. fresh sweet spring weather Is now
7, icing tue hearts OF Sil.
You will he agreesblly .su,nrissd a, cur
sl5 business suits, Il. 81. MAIN ~ 20
TIE il-st Tue DAY in April is tre dav fer
tn, election la tae now town o! Ia Dat
lss "
Strangers who desire . first-cla,a meal can
always get /, at the Board OF Trade EssteUr
ant.
A game Of base ball will bc PLACED this
I3p IN. 1T tho race course between home
clubs.
| Sullivan, the invjncisle. will be here
| "Wednesday night and will appear at the
opers-house.
The s,amp window al the pos,oilise will
/ he omen Her stihF on ONuuhl
from $50 b. 10 o'clock =. III.
The east b1usd passenger train over the
| Texas & Pacific, due at 5:41 =. M, was seven
hours late yesterday. Cause OF delay Nc.
| known,
Mr.. Thscker has sold his place on Clear
der street, the lot having on " tgo story
rriok ,uiliing for 81 800, b Mr.. John
! Browning.
Some ashes we're thrown out near the
lumber pile c'oso 70 the Union depot and n
| IRE cime nesr resu ting thersirOm. PfJmp,
eGnris, however, stopped Il.
Mr.. ID. Mccormick, So we'll known in
ths city as n caterer TO the public, rs az
.rti.t ~ be saloon line, is now with Purdy
& Randall at their lower Board Of Trade
| saloon.
Rnnawsv.--A sorrel horse with blaze
| face twn fore white 'ee', with saddle and
bricls. The finder will b. nhe- liy re-
w-rded by returning to w. J. KAN, No.
| 1913 Owe street.
J.E Prince. f,rmeriy resident 81 this
civ, died Friday morning ut Atlanta,
| G.orgis. Of meningitis. He was desery-
eddy popular young gentleman here where
he mad manv friends.
Attention is called - the attractive sd.
v.iti. ment Of Paul Erb, the ,t.Sioner oi
Dallas He has bur up sn immense hnst.
rsss In this line and his stock Is most COM
pl-'e In every uariicultr.
The Dallas Cour,v x puhlic.r Campaign
cln meets every Wrdn' siav snd Saturday
venirg, ~ s O'clock. la Turner hail. A
.nrdi invi'aion is ex ended 70 sl re,ui.
licans t. attend. Nv orderof the PRESIDENT.
E s fHayER s creta-y.
Rev. Dr. Barrov-, nf Nv York citv will
preach ,r-dav 1T the Fifsf CprRr.g tional
church. Brysn erect, corner ii uwood. a,
II a. IN ard 7.3D u m. HIS tame ss a
~. schsr sd - The h-sd of the American
" me Missionary src'r'y, maize y rect
pr ~ G ,ngr' trls'icu mat our people or, %
have tia opportunity Il tes'rg rim, He
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MILITARY NTIoS OR NON
CONSULTATIONS.

DALLAS, March ~ --l Editor Herald l.
La your issue OF March 20 IA voc INDUCED II
certain striCtures on tins La ar Rifles thai
ss captain OF ssid company, fool called
upou % suswer.
oiizins cOmmitse, consisting OF Il V,
Thompkl W. J. Keller snd James Mo
ropsy proposed that tas two military
g,uise one company, so g. t. rsprsse ths
city OF Dallas vi this Houston eucsm pmant
Ia May. Our reasons Tor declining 10 dis
band wert.
Firs,-It would forfeit our charter.
Second Oar officers would be Compel d
TO surrender their CON inissions.
rhird-rhe company would he COM
ps led to give up tDsir arms aud sccoutf.-
m.uts, whsra they now hold them .s The
Lamar Rines and have given bond for
tue ssms.
Fourth The committee proposed to have
.omr one who N ~ not u Resident OF Dallas
take comm and III this com pauy; We feel hat
proper Discipline could hot % maintained,
only bv rec uiar CON missioned 9th GERS.
Fiith.-We are proud OF our name and
deeds. aud 90 not propOse to change that
name tor tie benefit OF Other military com
panies who have never assisted US iu gain
% nor msintaining thu name, Lamar
4 q -, OF watch We are Justly proud Tue
company of which have the honor of
bsing captain hAs been tired
on more than one occasion,
aud has always rtspor ded. We bsv-
giyea our hum ole assistance for the benz n t
nt Dallas and rers. Ia entertaining escr
wear tue * confederate Misscuria aud
other X contsd. rate commands. Il cent
ly Governor !rrl ,nd t-legraphed the cOm-
nsndng officers of co npsni's IN this city
10 hold theui.,lyes ia readiness to- the pur-
pose ofqIetltng threatened riot at Cause.
rhe Lamar Ribs IN fui force were at ,hei
afniUty all ,ilh,, ~waiting marcning orders
when 10 . her Dallas company was ready
Ia conc usiou desire 10 cay and call upon
Gruersl Cabel, CalJusis Dave Williams,
4. G 30 ger aud Others ~ testify 10 these
tacti: That the Lamar Il lles Nave always
been resdy where the interest OF Dallas or
the Lone star state was Concerned. We
feel deeply grateful TO the mayor, city
council aud other citizen friends who have
always stond bv VS., anu assure them th At
we will never 'cker nor show the whit q
feather, and that the old grey coats will be
on hand when wanted.
Very respectfully,
J. W. Overland.
Captain Lamar r. DIES.
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TiiEAIIiICAL NEMs.


Rose Eytnge to.morios n gn, q. Rose
Michel, At popular phces-$i, 70. 10 and
20 cents.
On Hitchcock Joins Prof Phsrasyn ..
general agent to-day.
Charlotte Thoupso, 10 playing In New
Orleans.
John l.. Sullivan. the champion OF the
world, viii X We an exhibition NJ Dsnison
on Monday rnu sherman rnes lay.
Upwards OF u hundred children enrolled
their names At the opers.houso yesterday
morhing TO take mart In tle sfsstest spec
tacular entertainment ever presented IN
this tate. entitled Aleddin. or the Won
d.riui Lamp, A tale u the Arabian Night.
Hugh Boyle, tbs aivsncs represen i've
OF J,hn l.. Sullivan, was In tue city last
rirht.
Pro e.sor o. s. FoKlr lectures In Los
Ang les. Caii .ornia tonight.
As Rose Michel Mss Ey ipSe Ia said to
be un,qusllsd.
John L. sullivan gave an exhibition In
Fort Worth last night TO An Immense audi
ence.
Mr.. Gus Psnn,yer, the IN mayer Of the
Tourists company, IL one OF tue oldest aud
m ost ,xperenced Ia theatrical profession.
Tn. fepuri thest0csl season Of tn,
opers-hou,s closed lat night.
Miss Charlotte TnonDsou and company
will produce Jane Eyre on the ~ n o
Apfil
RosEiYriEoS IN EosE MICHEL,
Rose Eytiuse began weeks engage
meut NJ the Peoples theatre last evening
Ia the exciting mel drama. se Michel, ~
which she not ID the iitle role wi h all tht
poker aud tenderness when Ia
msde the part p'culaly her owa
The varied emotions aud pa--ions of the
charpc err wer. strongly marked, vet ntvri
went beyond the bound, OF natur,'n-ss.
rne | ten-iy aud s-l- acritoe Oi irLt
mothers love waa portrayed 20 peri @ "
that IL wac Il cult % ! eve that II wa
only the result OF u great acires, art. IN,
9 mpauy throughout was exc lent.-l New
Inrk Telegram.
About 100 OF the brightest ohildren' oil
Dallas ars enlisted already in the fair'
opera A addin. They are o. the cl II OF The
Oi,y. None are accepted unl, 81 exception
silv excellent In Ill respects. There ere
400 vacancies to tll, bu, the CON anies WI
he recruited to tull numbers tsilv In the
week or NJ least nv Thursday or Friday
Framing will commeuc. TO morrow Ms "a
soma OF the classes. Enlisted children
| should report every day this week atei
| school t. be M isntd and to take part Ia
| preparatory exercises. IL Il a grand oppor
| tun,ty for the little ones
| receive free in, truc'ion In dram4tical auC
musical art. Costumes rich and varied q
| a. sorted sizta are on hand ~ make mp iai
res, butterflies, fIogs and all sorts OF gro
! ,ps qur aractera. very charming md filrc
| live. Parenis will bs put 10 n coat VIII A.
ever, ard the training will not interior
Nth school hours, as II H. arranged for Ia,
IN thr afternoon. hrs. B-n'on would b
pleased u have parents visit her wot
| COON. ~ tho opera house during tne wee
IN see the vast preparations IN progress
Pc srsnarc is heinv nain eli In Chir, IN
II Is 10 b. d ~ ing aud b suiiful. Al d
| ~ii c-rHtniy surpHss awning oi the NiA
ever before presented IN the south.
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The Lower Mississippi Flood.

Nkw ORL..ss. Much 29.-rho Times
DsmocrAt's Port Alien special says: The
riyer rose q, inch and quarter. A meet
ior Of cit x,ns Of West Baton Rouge parish
make the foliowinR sppsa'.
WHERE'S The orsvssses in Points Coupes
and Mo alto Point, thus parish, have alrsad y
over flowed the lands considered free freul
ipundstion, AID
WuxIsAs. The greatest danger 10 ..appre.
hepd, d with the rising river IN front In
crsasine, the water from the rear aud the
irv.es becomiue sv-,y dsv more in'ecurr
by the force OF the current, washing. soft
eng hs rain and seepage OF wat'r; and
WuEREAs, STATE, psroohi,i aod ind vid-
u means are exh ,usted and can afford no
70 h.i To the suffrrir people, be IL
X solved, Tina, We appeal to the general
government; at Vast ing'ou in this hour oi
,uifrring ana distress. aud respectful ly RI
quest that aid mav be gwen ne IN inlrs,ny
the crevssses and strengthening standing
iev.es. We respectfully suggest THAT IL Il
store our feds to agriculture
than condemn them t. the food
The break at S,rdine pint has been
ol Jsed.
The Times Democrat vicksbure spe-
ci.l save: Captain Cooper, OF the
rovernm mt steamer Vidial, nom Rodney
Mississippi, reports having moved in the
last 'ew days from rensas Parish Louisiana
vhic4 ia almos. entirely overlooked Ia
Rodney, l,rO mead OF STOCK aud th'r'y-hve
'sm les with their pllnder, III
cludiDg chickens aud dogs. He save
me town of ST. Joseph. with 4O
houses, Is II ,oded, except Front stree
behind the lrvee Water Proof, close b.
is entirely OVERLOOKED, Ill str,els having
blanks laid on boxes for thu
people 10 get around on. o.
iha wav up he noncsd negroes
csmp PED at different points along the levse.
IT IN Rodney to Davis Bend, waiting for the
w.lerto decline, 30 they coult return "a
work and their homes. The river below is
reported falling.
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JEFFERSON.

JIrFsRsoH, March 81 special This
evening about u clio X bsbs was seen
lo,tiug down the river about on,- hali mile
FROM Town. II was caught AID drought
10 shore. A jury of iuqnest vas SUM-
mGneG aud al covered ihsl the child had
been In the water M long that the lish nai
ga en- ali OF T. bat The mead aud one arm.
IL was ulso disc'v red that 1t was black
child aad very young. No testimony was
given Ia ut the inquest nily nv those who
frat ,aY II. IL Will bs buried by the
county.
w Camp was re'u'uing from the opera
mouse, he sas knocked down nv some ne
gro, probably with an intention TO rob
hin Mr. Camp did n have any weapon,
nut the negro 90 frightened and ran II
without harminp him any more.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-30
SARGENT RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON. March 29-[Proes Ion
roc-ipt OF 81 creiary Frel ngbu, sens tele'
gram informing him OF the complimentaiy
manner Of his transfer to ST Petersburg
aud the unanimous col tifma,ion OF
tho nomination by the United States
fena,e, Minister Sargent csbled the secrs
tary his warm expression Ut his gratitude
tor the sp rov.l oi his course Ia tue Lssk.r
matter and for The act on oi
the president and the ssonte in con.
ierriDg upon him the Russian mission,
nus added he could not accept II and wish
al 10 resign the pos, at Berlin. To-day
In response to q further Telegram from SEC
e'ary Frolinshuysen, Sargent telsersphs,
repeating his assursr ces OF gratitude
nut ndherlns 10 his porpose because OF I'll
health and for other reaso ~ oe o.
u .ined by i-tter. He adds that he to-day
would turn over the legation 10 the sec q.
tary of thu lesstiou, taking leave OF 40.
sence, on the exp ration OF which 30 will
formally announce 20 the German govern.
ment his resignation
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-30
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

The two VII ~ OF the republican party
the Tins" end the "outs" held meetings ias'
evening". The frat named faction met 81
Turner hal and the later a. tue court
house,
"THxrss.n
The "inG" and outside or disinterested
members OF the patty VINO oonttitu'e thu
ID all,s county republican oampHign club,
adopted constitution mud hi
laws ard elected the following oilicen
] W Strlug. pre.id-n; Il s. Tlayer, sec-
IetHry; w n. Hatch, treasurer. fwtlv,
VIC presidents, two from each wari ann
81 GIT from the county were chosen. Those
I, Gied ~ the city ARE from tle wards a.
ullw,: First ward. August Muller ara
w lam Thompson; stc'ni, III Il Shell
anu Jerry Bake; third Il. II ORION eud n.
A Jones; fourth, j u u ten and Wlibm
Rirl-y tith, ID. X Williams ard q oigr
Mol ,rs; sixth, john 5. wiiwoT rnn A.
oLes Satges' Is s'.arma were elected ~
the persons o. h o ioHfd W. q. II bcits
The meeting was nddiesad by several
members
the rcll Of memb rship which was irtv.
two al the former nee.iug, was increased
10 seventy five, msking thirty three A.
di,inns. The club mreis again Wednesday
evening nt the same place.
'THSCUrs."
Last night there wa, n meeting NJ repuh-
caus Known ~ the 'ou =, til ~ the
courthouse There were about leo per-
sous present &c whom our reporter
counted twenty-five white men, The
others al being colorsd men. Colonel
John Stone wa, made chairman and j.
Il lott, secretary. The chairman state d
the object OF the meeting was for the pur
uoso ol grand Old republican rally. H..
was foil ,w.d by Mr Wllli@m Jesse Grant
aud h. by MELVIN Wade W4ds mace one
OF his characteristic speeches, indu Rine Ia
denunciations of President Arthur George
Hawkins next spoke, endorsing what the
other SPEAKERS had san. Mr..
| Cox followed with conser'
vatiye aud con ciiatory speech Ia
the interest OF harmony Ia the repu' can
ranks for the ben, H. OF Tho pAitt DIR A.
| w. Cochran wasthe next speaker and mac g
which h- 81 hlrti, oulor zsi ,he
,tstx-G lyeroor f. ]. Davis D. Cochran
Sbs iptio@et By in0mas Boyd AID otter
sps, kers
! A motion prevailed that r meeting b.
! I'D NJ d thel clurCn mex; Tuesday night
| tor the purpose uf attending t. hu-i1e.s
aud alothpr rallyiug meetin, Stufda )
eight a. the c'urJ-hou-e Colonel 9tou,
VS. made ptrmAnent cha rmtn Of th'
doc AID ]. = Euott permanent secretary
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NIINEIlAL MELIS.

MGERRAL WELLS March 20 Especial. J.
Since the little knock-down last week peace
has reign.d supreme.
The ctizsus ars having nes. little
stone but ding erected in place OF the ooe
burned l,..t ia,l Ia VIII ch u lpds. the vIo.
l.tors of The peace and dieriiy vi lhs law
The bui ding IN u be tir,-proof. aud no
tears are enteIt 4ined OF nn incendary de-
stroying II.
The citizens are exer'inp thensa'ves
make our ct9 more attractive TINS summer
Than ever before, rs they have sssnrauces
off, ,rger crowd this season than auy past
year.
rue HERALD now reaches us ut 1870 p m
the same ia oi publication.
Mr.. John Brefhan j. contemplating nsn'
improvements tn viii add additional ~
trnc iveness 20 his already over Shelminsll
popular hostelrie.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WA,HrNorog, March al res. 1.-THE
treasury department is informed thai
under tho provision Of the new tariff OF
germany, consular supplies will not longer
ha acmiitsd TO that country Tree of duty 10
view of this TACT IL il probable that the Tree
,niry Of supplies tor consular offio D
OF Germany ia this country will be prohio.
tied 1t Is understood that the secretary cl
the treasury has recommended such &C
ton.
The secretary Of state has telesrsnhed
Minister Lowell at London to express the
rres,dents sympathy t. her msips'g
Queen Victoria, In the bsrssvemsnt su fer.
81 ny tho death Of Prince Leopold.
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Tho Winter Meeting.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-seven fur
l1ngs-Po ono, first: Success second: Hics
ory jim, third, Timr-l:3l
Maiden-Five iuilpng-: Totrld Zone,
first; romahs k, second; War Sign, third'
rims--l:04 IL
Mile-Fslow Play won essv; Princess
second; Monitor, third. Time-l.43 "a.
Nile and n quartes-Slocum fr.t. Ida D.
second; Athloae. third. Time--2l3
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ERnMNsXIi.LE.

BBowssvfLLE, hnrcn 70 -l5peotl l-Ihe
first case U fence.cut,ing H. this county &C
Cured few days ago. The matter has
nsen kept quiet oy t0e authorities for the
purpose OF discovering he crluinsI About
2DO yards OF Captain Kings pos ure nee
was cnt near the Santa Rosa ranch, about
Oh miles from Brownsville, ut ths upper end
OF this county. L. was cut by stonS Iasn
we'll known in the county. He va, driving
stock through. As soon 40 he return1 he
viii be arrested.
The folio wing couples we're joined in m 1r-
riage the past week: + Moreno aud
Garcia: f HArra ard A. Garce' rza
aud 7. Arfedons; l.. N. HlnojosA and A.
Hiucioss.
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FISCAL. FACTS,

WAsaIseToS, March o. TPres, liz
cess ~ the vsius Of Exports over imports oi
merch sndise tor the month ended Fenru.
-ry 10Th 1884 Sc e6i .654 Twelve month.
erdeh February .9t-, 1884 500 40 1856
v.lues OF Imports of mercnar dice We y.
months end 80 Frb'usr, 20 1884. sss2 sc G q
twelve months ended r bru.rv 70 h, 1888
$3.50 49,, 07S; decrease. SCI, 5s5 iG8; VALUES u
erpurts Of merch sudise tweiv. months
ended February 20 h. 1884 sTsS, 59i75
,-elvs months sncen r., 18Th, lss3,
sTg3 ESQ s54; decrease. tl0 404. leo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-30

There IL a movement on foot 20 mite the
two Baptist churches OF the city today.
rnev are now known az the Frat Bsutist
chnfch and the Live O,k Street Baptist
church. and We u der>fsn th.t propos'-
tiors OF g ,bsolida lion have bse in'e'chs
a between the churches AND have met wi'h
. ,rdi.I scs p,.rcs for n tn psrfies. The
c,urctes IL l. uudsr-food. ~ili t-te form >
-, n, ct the morning services, and ~ ::3o
n. m 10Th c,neressiiors ell --s mil IN
IN, FRI B.p'i-, church and suitable eSer
a. a. wi te held.