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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-25
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Miss Mamie Smith
daughter OF Mrs. Margaret Smith, who dc
parted this life in the 18th year of her age
at 6 :55 p. m. Wednesday, will take place
to-day, Friday afternoon.
&Services at the Methodist church, corne'
Eighth and Walnut, at 80 p. m. Special
train will leave foot of Eighth street at 2 :3(
.. m. for Beech Grove.
Friends of the family are invited to ct
tend.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-25

Parents must remember that children
have more need of friendly monitors than
of censorlous critics; instructors who would
advise them to never be without DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the only pleasant remedy for
Group, dlyhtheris, and sore throat
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-25

In all climates, In all shades of pains
and aches, St. Jacobs Oil is the great con
queror of pain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

KANSAS Cry, Jan. 25.-The horticultural
convention com nittss on forestry have
proposed resolu ton, which wa, adopted
calling upon tho government to establish
IN the west experimental stations in the in
tersst OF horticulture mud forestry for the
purpo,e Of solving the problem OF the sdnp'
tsiion of trees and plants to the climate
and soils OF the Mississippi basin and the
re-t method Of cultivation. Tbs resolution
farther recon- mcnds tho creation OF q board
Of forestry aud horticulture In the west.
VINO shall establish sub-,tations in each
climatic belt; that agents be sent TO foreign
countries having 'imilnr climate
to obtain seeds ana receipts for propagation
there naming especially Russn
and China; that the president
OF the society appoint acommItes to
frame bill for submission 10 congress en-
bodying the above points, and that tho
Canadian government be invited to
Join in these foreign researches, the
com mittce was then appointed
a. follovs: ]. A. Sterling, Nebraska; ex-
Governor Il. w. FAIRNESS, Nebraska: Oliver
Nobbs. Minnesota, Professor BudG, Iowa
n. J. Coleman, Missouri; q. J. johnson,
Kansas; s II. Newlin, Arkansss Robert
Douglass, Illinois; Parker Earle, Illinois.
The remainder OF the session was occu-
pied In discussing topics OF interest
and the reading Of papers, including
oue on horticultural experimentation by
Professor Cassidy, Of Fort Col
liza, Colorado; aud the sorghum
sugar industry, by sI-Li.ntensnt-
vention adj burned this evening to meet in
New Orleans during the Worlds exposi-
ton. the day to be hxsd By the executive
committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
Miscellaneous Foreign Intelligence.
roNQuIN ADYIoEs.

PAnrs, Jan. q. -Admiral Courbot has tele-
graphed that he has established thu block
AIDE Of TohaGln, preventing the entry OF
material conraband OF war. Lngiiim alto
trade is unm slssted. The Fronch srpedi-
ton south agsinst the insurgent, was un-
successful.
WELL rRovisIonsD.
CAIRO Jan. % Colonel Cortlogon writes
that there is food eneugh ut Khsrioum to
last 600 msn i've month";, anu tho usual
grain supplies are arriving.
-FOUR DEOwEKD.
LoNDon, Jan. 25.-The schooner Luther
went to pieces on the Welsh coast in u
gals and four OF the crow drowned,
STAINING AT STARVATION.
KINGSTON, ONT, Jan. rs Settlers In the
rear townships are in danger of starving.
The snow 10 stopping traaic. A lumber
dealer telegraphs that unless ne gets pro-
visions no will be obliged To close down.
Such q state Of affairs never ootainsd in
this locality before.
now COLD 1T 10 IN CANADA
ToRoITo, Jan. rs. Last night was the
coolest of the season in Canada. Tho Their
momstsr ranged rom 10 to " below zero.
BIrrKR SOCK.
BERLIN, Jan. ga book containing q
series OF bitter articles upon the Berlin so.
ciety, first appearing Ia the Neuvelle Re
vue, of Paris, have been seized In this city.
The or, icles are grossly iibelous OF the
the emperor, the imperial family and the
German ministry. Tho book causes great
irritation at tho German court.
On. LAsKRR's REMAINS.
BRBnER HAVEN, Jan. 25.-rne body OF
Herr Lasker was landed this afternoon and
carried to the North German Lloyd hall,
where relatives. friends, officials OF Bremen
and ctigsns OF Bremer Haven were wait
ing. A band performed the dead marcia,
after which the president OF the Bremen
house Of burgaesses delivered an eulogy on
the deceased and welcomed the return OF
even tue bsdy OF the dead statesman to
the German shore. Bsumbach, member
OF tho German reicnstss, appiauded Las,
ker's activity and WORK in the interest OF
freedom and right, praised his unselflsh-
ness, which had served as An example
10 all popular representatives. Before
this coffin" he exclaimed, let all strife
rest" Herr Wullful deposited = wreath
unon the coffin in the name of the seces-
sionists OF Germany. Rev. DIR. lewinger
also placed wreath upon the coffin Oh be-
half of the Israelites.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

about tho residence OF Gibson. Thes,
threats do not como from men sngegod IN
the mine, hut tpne who have bees d'a
charged take this opportunity TO make
trouble. The scene Rt the nine Ia most
piGi'dl one The wives md ch ldren OF 1hg
buried men siill hang around The entrance
~ the mine, sud lhtir lamentations add Ga
IN. diatfe'slnE scous.
LLTgs DETAILS
OsNyEE, Jbu. 95,--lt is Impossible 30 Eei
only vary nshyr0 reports rom mo sctno VI
tho Crested Butte ulsatirr. Through lhs
algost super.humun edoru the fitOu'nE
party reached ouH chamber ma the mine
This morning, Whero th0 men we're sup-
posed 10 have been at the umo ot The al
pio3ion, Hero aueou dead bodies we're
found, but have NOT been taken out and
thsir Eames wcrg not luzruud, Tue deadly
gas il source Of immntn. danger go the
resCuprs, woo are forced go proceed siost
cautiously. phs tIciiemput Ia int0nse.
LATEST AbyiCEs.
DESyss Cor, Jan. 20 For thirly-sN
hours force % nom twenty 10 thirty men
have been constantly at work searching for
The deeL bodies Of the miEcfs buried ia thF
Crested Butte mine. The work necessarily
liz very slow, as the mine is badly chlktu
up with pilea ot displaced heaps OF coal,
rocks and other distractions AZ noon
to-day ten bodies had been found. These
Being subject to the full
force Of tho blast they were terribly burned
and blgckened. In several cases arms and
legs we're found broken aud the bodies
otherwise mutilated. Ia this entry were
also iCuld the cnrCHsses OF niue mules and
q lArgo number OF empty coal cars, which
had been battered out OF oil shape The
workmen gained the entrance to
chamber No. this morning,
but found no bodies there
Searching further eighteen hod'ei we're
found almost in "A heap IN the passage lead
ing to the upcl3l near the entrance The
men, alarmed, but not injured by the ex-
plOsiOu, hgd evideHtly attempted 10 reach
the furnace room and wer0 overcome by
tho pf.or daUp when within 200 feet OF it.
Fifty feet further "GCk six more
bsiics were found ali of whom
had very evidently been suGdoattd.
Some had tied hsnkerchieis over their
p0ulhs. This makes u 10 al OF tIirty.Iugr
bodielfound up TO this time, and Includes
Rl who we're W work In CHAMBER No. l.
rhese nodes are now heiUg brought 10 the !
III ain entry and will soop be brought 20 the !
surface. The workmen will then begin 10 |
search for bodice IN chamber No. % |
This latter IN further into the mine and H.
undoubtedly where the explosion took |
place. IL IL expected that the bodies there |
will be badly burned. IL is now known |
that there were 80 men and boys in the |
mine. The additional names are: Davic !
Thomas, John Thomas and Milos Roach, |
which makes the list complete, except one
Among the killed arc two boys, Tommy
l. vie and William Meath, eGch about l.
years OF age, and Morgan Meath, II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
The Romance Of Rnscaiity.

Nsw YoRK, Jan. 25.-Jsmes b. .5ilkman
who is now over % yesrs OF age, has lived
for ever twenty years In Yonkers. His
family consists OF his wife and four child
rem ore son and three daughters. Mrs.
silkpan died over Eve years ago and be-
ousathed to her children her house aud
lots valued at SIS, 900. the husband was
appointed trustee OF the estate, IN which
6ilkman, Darius Crosby, 10 wealthy law
yer of the city and member OF the firm OF
Look wood 4 Crosby. Mr.. Silknan's son,
Theodore H., has for some years been EN-
plsyed In the once Of Lockwood Il Crosby.
He 10 now about 20 years old. II
IL alleged that the son, instigated
By his uncls, began TO make alterations
had bequeathed to hor children without
consulting his father, and in opposition TO
his fathers wishes. Mr.. Silkman protested
and Q quarrel ensued with his son and
Crosby, who ordered his Ather to leave
the premises. A threat made by Silkman
to expose certain discrepancies In certain
marriages and births in Mr.. Crosoy's fam
lily, IL 10 asserted, provoked Cros5y's re-
sentiment and a few evenings afterward,
May 10Th, 1882, Silkman was attending a
lecture in the house OF Everett Gale, al
Yopkers, when the bell rang. Silkmsn,
going 10 the door, was confronted by three
officers, who arrested him, placed him in q
carriage and conveyed him TO White Piaius
IL ia charged that on the next day, without
being taken before Judge Clifford, who
had issued the warrant for his arrest,
he was taken TO Utica and pisced in the
.t,ts Innate asylum. He was detained tiii
August %, 1883. when Judge Barnard dts
charged him on the ground that he was not
Insane or of uzsound mind ard that his re-
.traint and imprisonment were unswful.
The papers have Just be n served 10 a sui;
brou eht in the supreme court In West
chester county by James g. silkman against
Darius @. Crosby, In which the latter Is
charged with isstiessing and procuring
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

CIIoAso. Jan. 26.-Ths general passen-
ger agent Of lines interested In the business
6stvesn Chicago and KspsasCity met to day
for the purpose Of adj ustnsnt Of rates east
fro N the latter city, which have been some
what denoralised sincs the trouble bet wssn
the Seabcard trunk lines and the Missouri
river lines, growing out OF payments
of cor missions BY the latter ut
New York on business to the Missouri
river. A representative Of the Burlington
road stated IN ut road was unwilling to en-
ter into any temporary arrangement but
insisted In solid, substantial
agreement to secure the maintenance
OF rates west from Chicago - we'll As east
bound from Kansas City Without reach.
ing . conc usion the meeting adjourned to
the 3lst instant. when IL was thought such
an agreement will be reached.
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eSS
EARKnTg BY ThLEGNAPn.
IANsLA ciTrNLIKRr.

KANSAS CITY, jaw. 70 Whsst higher;
1854 bid cash; 81 bid February; 81 81,
bud NAV. Ccr1 higher; 80 81 to 80 Is,
cs'h. 90 6.s, biz February; 1874, bid MAY.
Oatp rOninslly higher; - IA bid. Cstt c
Receipts. 800, shipping Grm: butchers
steady; native steers, l 0OO TO 1880 pounds,
SIS TO s5.75 oshsrs unchanged. Sheep
Receipis, 30; good native steady; average
10 pounds, -.
CHICAGO KARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25-Cattls-- Receipts y 600;
exporters. So 80 u 81, good TO choice snip-
| ping So GO tn $500. common TO medium, So
to So IS. Shsep-Rccei pts, 4 800; inferior
to fair So TO 81; mediu% to good, 81 10 IS;
oh dice 10 extra, $3.50 TO s6l2 IL.
BEw YoIK nAKKEr.
Nav YolK. Jan. B.-Bcevos-ksc.ipts,
| 600; firm; common TO good stesrs sold nj
SO to s7.25; no prime cstIls on sale.
Shssp-Rscsipts, 5000, prime stock firm
cen m on TO medium, duh aud weak; sales
al S. rs to S6.7B for sheep, with a few car
lo,ss to exporters al IS 50 TO Se.SI; lambs,
81 to 81 25 Flour steady. WhsAt-Spot,
IL cont higher; options opsned 81 TO l
osnt higher. subsequently, tho last advance,
| but later were stronger and advanced to
/ IL; closing stroog; ungrsded red, 81 to
| 81 10; No. 8 red, OF IA to % Ia; No. red,
81 "a "a TO Sl.07 IA CONCEPTIONS opened
IL to better, later declined 1'2 to 81,
closing with a recovery of7to7 ~; No, 5.
81 to 81 IL; steamer, 81 10 to SO IL; No. .,
81 TO 80 IA. Coffee slightly higher but
loss active; sales, $500 bags; Rio No. !.
January, II %; February. 10 IS to 10 40;
March 10. 55 to 1865; April, 1910 to 10 80;
May, 10 So to 80; June, 1925 10 II 10;
July, 1895 to HOO. Sugar steady and
moderately active. holssses quiet and
unchanged. Rice firm aud in moderate
demand. Pork stronger; new mess; SIS TO
Si5 2J. Cut meats nominal. Lard higner;
:. - a.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

silkmRn's incarceration In the lunalio
s,ylum, and damages to tho amount Of
s25, 600 claimed.
The most interesting part OF silsmsn's
ca splaiut, IL that Ia which be
describes hls treatment after he bad
hssn incarcerRted ~ Utica. Oh entering
ths gtylum he was locked alone IA . small
cell or bsd-rooN at 3 q. IN With no light,
separated from oil bodily C0sioris and
friends, and no opportunity gwen him 10
com N suicGto with any person IA hls inter
ogt. Whlle IN the mad house he gas corn.
psllsd TO Esfociat. with the ordinary poor
house phti0nu aud those Who were really
ignna, 10 lisi0n to obscene language, to
endure tho rrlro..sn OF oil descent sanitary
arrangements. 20 eat hOuge faro, such ~
wrelched buttsr, sogty potatoes ana Long
lglaad ooffee under thr0Gta Of TO-
ssH TO the mouth scrow and
stomach tube In case oi ravolt
al such upaccuatomfd AVID disgusting food +,
whuo plsiHtin's chronic internal ailments
col cd Tor specific articles oi food. which
vera refused 70 him. He Was compelled 10
m,.e his own bed sweep the room and
halls, go out with nHquuS of patients daily
aud hoe.gGrdeu vegetable. aud manurs IN
the bsrn'ysrd, vhsre Sky cows were fed.
Ho Was forced 10 10 into the public streets
OF Utica under guard, sweep the sidewalks,
pull weeds out OF street CUTTERS sud road
ways and noe the CUTTERS out. He was forced
10 take from three 20 tive doses OF drug
daily under threats OF punishment, aud
perform seryilo and meuisl labor In cold
winter weather He charges that = letter
which he wrote 10 intimate friends, contain
ing Information concerning important pa.
pers wac sent by tho asylum officials TO
Crotby and that the papers mentioned vera
taken from the safe In hia Office and used
In the effort 10 prsvont his release, after
being altered for thib purpose. Mr.. SIX.
lsar 1, one Of TIE mausgeru Of the Society
for Promoting the Condition OF the Insane.
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scene. mt Crested Butte Mine.

Dssvss, COL. Jan. 25.-The Tribune's
Crested Butte special says: "Ths exploring
party had almost rescnsd chamber No. 2
Yesterday afternoon aud discovered one
dead body, the skull broken and the whole
body terribly bruised aud olackened. The
gas Is 80 bad In the mine and the passage
wav 30 blockaded that progress ~ very
slow. Everything possible is being done TO
reach the bodies rs speedily a. possible. All
hopes Of finding any Of the buried miners
alive has long since been abandoned.
Threats have been made against Superin-
terdent Robinson and Mine Bose Gibson,
principally against the latter, ard serious
trouble il feared. Robinson is at the mine
supsrintending the work OF searching for
the bodies. Fears are entertained for his
safety, but n strong guard hrs been placed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

Why run any risk vito year Cough
Cold, Ho.rseness, or indeed any pulmo-
nary or Bronchial Complaint, when rem.
edy safe. thorough. snd so easily OBJ ain q
as DIR. ID. Jayne's Expectorant can oe had?
IL Won have contracted severe Cold. save
your Lungs from the dangerous irri alton
and inflammation. which frequently brings
about Consumption. by promptly resortiDe
10 the Expsctorant; and II troubled with
sny Affection OF the Throat, YOU will md
this remedy equally sfeciual in afordine
relief from obslrnotior phlsgn, and Ia
healing the in1smed parts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

CLES LISINENr IpuIOE aDNi,.
u cures ueurais a face sche, rheumst sm,
govt frosted -. chilbislns. s,re throat, cry
sipels., bruis q and wounds Of every nature In
man or alimsl The rrmAk.be cures .nts
remedy has effected CLASSES u 90 one Of the
mos, important and valuable remedies ev 7
discovered Tor the cure sni rsdei Of cain. sod
lCRD Dus 4 BALDWIN
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Horrible.

EIarS. Ills, Jan. 25.-Tne report reaches
here that William Ooombs, farmer a.
years old living five miles south OF Elgin,
attempted to cut his wife's throat. In her
diving sgonies she wrenched the weapon
from him aud fatally stabbed him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26
TED ENM To En'leh Thin.
A&UN waiery BLOOD.

with the mark OF Cain forever and forever.
Ray, Of New York, supported tho bill,
but before the conclusion ofhls speech the
committee rose.
Tho senate bill passed providing for The
rsInoysl u tao refusins OF the late General
Ord from Havana 10 Washington.
The spssfsr laid before tho house tbs
response OF the sscrs,rry Of tho navy TO tss
house resolution, stating he has no kEoul-
edge OF asJ service reudered by American
officers or men 10 the Bfitith ntvy Of the
snbnromtnt Of Alsrsndrls. Referred.
hlno, letter irsm the pOstmtstsT-.rn'
srsl ia response to tsg hOsss resolution 10
regard 90 expenditures is the s,sr rauts
frauds, rsq rsstipg tho names OF peIssna
indebted 70 the govsrnmsnt and the vii
nesicg upon whom the government sx'
pected TO rely w the prosecution OF sach
persons. Referred.
The sHter.gsnsrsl iuforasths house
that 81 itomizsd list 81 expenditures is DO
ing prepared, but Il 10 detrimental 10 the
public intcrests g. give tho pamss Of pee
sons indebted 30 tho government and pro-
posed witnesses,
Adjourned.
Tho session to-morroC Ia Tor debate on
the Fitz John PortGr bill, No business wall
be transacted except the reception OF re-
port from the COM Mite on agriculture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

~ wv bhil'h seAcpnpus
In assuming charge OF the Dallas tels-
phone exchange vish to say that it is my
desire and intention with the assistance of
my superior officers, to give yoa the best
telephone system possible under existing
circumstsusss. or course 1t will require
months to entirely perfect the system as 1t
stands. In the msEu time We ask your
lust confederation. and assure you all Just
complaints will receive prompt attention.
Respectfully.
OLA. READ.
Manager Dallas Telephone Exchange.
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Total .,.......2l tl3 losCA S,S8fS tlliSl
Last year .,....21,595 l6S,iGl ,,ll4s2 ........
Exports from all UDited States this week
to Great Britain. 1870; France, 1889 con.
tissnt, 1882. Stock ct all United States
ports to-day, i,l42,7S Yesterday, 1898,
this day last year, Ss0,5t.
EEv ORLEANS xARyKr.
Nav ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-Flour atsady
with fair dem and; family. 81 TO 81 q; high
grades, So to $3.50. Corn quiet and 6rm;
So. Pork higher and scarce; old, sic; new,
| Sl6.25. Lard frmer; fierce rennsd, o. key,
o IL. Bulk meats In lair demand ana
scarce; shoulders, packed, & SIS; long clear
and clear rib, 4 10. Bacon In fsir demsnd;
long clear and clear rib, ia to s3s Hams
| choice sugar cured csnvns.ed, steady; II.
Whisky firm and unchanged. Coffee quiet
and stoady; common TO prime, IL IA to
1871 .2. Sugar dull and hrm; common TO
good common, 3-S to rs; fair 10 fnlly
fair, 5 Is to 5 3s: prime TO choice, IL 10
o 10; yellow aritied 6 81 to i; white clsri.
Ged, 7 Ia to75s. Aolares steady aud in
% to ~; fair, Is to -; prime 70 choice u TO
Is. Rice quiet ana stesdy; Louisiana
ordinary to prime, SIS 10 SIS. Bran
scarce and firm: 81 10. Cotton seed oil Va
changed. Sight on New York, $3.50 Ier
8, oeO premium; sssrlinE exchange B. e.
N.S1.i.
sr. LOUIS HAlKH.
II.
changed. whest GLOW except for May sp.
tions, which were active and higher; Ne.
red, &l.Os i.2 to $l05 cash; 81 o3 s-t to
81 on, February; 81 o. 80 to 81 05, March;
81 .07 Is to 81 OF Ia, closing l,07 IL, Nay.
Corn unsettled, but closed lower; i6 s to
4s, cash; AZ II January; ~ Ia to II SIS,
February: IS SIS March; 81 81 to 50, clos
ing at 81 SIS, Nay. Oats slow; 80 l-2to IS.
cash, SO to SO IA, Nay. Whisky steady;
$ii5. Cornmeai firm; s2i5. Pro-
visions firm. higher and active.
Pork SIG to Sls.25 for new. Balk meat
Long clear, 500 to IS; short rib, $50 to
SIS; short clear, $50. BAcon-Long ear,
0; short rib. Q to Q IL; short C ear, SIS
Lard firm: 0 asked. Csttle-Receipts, 500
scarce and firm: best grades wanted; Il.
ports, $3.50 to Sc 20; good TO c1oic,, s. 80
| to SC. 25; common TO medium, s4.75 to $3.50;
corn ted Texans would bring S. to IS So
Sheep-Receipts, l,lo0; firm Tor best
! grades: common dull; fair TO medium, SO 20
to $3.50: good 10 prime, s475 to $3.50;
fancy, 1918 to Sc.
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WASHINGTON.
The Federal Court Again-"Doaaley's
CraVbp
Brewster Cameron Not Yo. Cenhrusd
Springer ias Say.
Processlsgs ST Cssgrep In Full.

wAsnIEoTos, jar. 5-t5pscisl.l -rh'
success, Of Lunhnm In passing his bill for
branch Of the Federal court a. E Paso ha'
suIckoned the efforts OF towns IN northern
Texes working for the rGme obisct.
Some Texas papers are too previous 10 q
Brewster Osmeron's confirmation, The
matter 10 held Ia allegiance till sprngof'
committee investigates Cameron.
The Ohio democratic consretmen arc
oponly denouncing Governor Hosdly's in
augural. They soy ne 10 crank.
The result OF ths efforts OF the Fort Worth
d Denver railroad, aud the Gulf, Colorado
a Santa Pe railroad 10 get the rirht.oi-wsy
through the territory will be an carly
western outlet for Texas. One or both OF
may combine II Gould is not Tho
controller OF tho Denver road. The
torms upon which tho concession
OF right ol-wsy will b. made By congress
almost msksH the speedy completion OF tho
road, the condition on which tbs franchise
Is granted.
The new pOst-ofIiccs OF ssckett, Marion
county, and Rock Falls, Er.th county, are
established.
Texas postmssters commissioned to-day
are: J.P. Chapman, Nt Stubblefeld; l..
G. Kendall, at Salt Creek; L. Booth, at
Bndvills, ana ". P. Kari, ct st. Ewells.
The following order was Issued by
Postmaster. General Gresham to-day:
After February ist service will be extend
ed from Kaufman 70 Kemp on the Texas
Trunk railway.
Tho lstsst com misslsns issued TO Texas
postmsstsrs are: J. II. Prsigs. ct Paris;
q. Mormon, A. Hockey; 8. r. Afford, at
Crockett; L. J. Bslcher, al Rock Falls.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL CALL-The physicians OF Dallas
are requested to meet nj the roons Of The
Board Of Trade on FRIDAY. the 25th. at p p. M.
10 take such sters as may seem bc,t Ia promot-
Ing the interest of the "sims Memorial ASS ois.
tion." organised in the city NJ New York, TO
honor the name and perpetpste the memory OF
the late distinguished surgeon, J. Hsrion Sims.
The medical fraternity will be grateful 10 meet
all tiisens, male and female, who feel interest.
oil in this lsu able under akire
s D. THuRsToE, ". D.
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It. IIs n
TIE cheapest and best Institution oh
earth. Protection at hctuIl cost, bassa on
mortality. Colonel G. J. Penn, deputy,
now In Dallas
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Being desirsu, OF engaging IN other pur-
suits, | will sell on easy terms to suit pur
chaser, well-furnished hotel Of twenty
TWO rooms, in tins city o. L0ugylew, To xas,
known as the Commercial Hotsl Furni-
ture as good us new. Hotel doing aprying
business. Address
G. NJ. TABLER,
I.ongview, Texas.
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Coke Cheap Fuel.
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