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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-06-21
Il GLOVE.

Ah, yesterday found glove.
Grown shabby, full of tiny rips,
But dear to me because my love,
Once through it thrust her finger-tips,
Aglove one would not care to SEQ
Upon his arm in public street;
Yet here | own there is for me
No relic in the world more sweet,
A faint, far scent of lavender =
Steals from it, as the clover smelt
When through the fields | walked with her
And plucked the blossoms for her belt,
Faithl but loved the little hand
That used to wear this time-stained thinOl
Its slightest gesture of command
Would set my glad heart fluttering.
Or if it touched my finger, so,
Or smoothed my hair-why should speak
Ot those old days2 1t makes, you know,
The tears brim over on my cheek.
Poor stained, worn-out, long-wristed glovel
/ think it almost understands
That reVerently and with love
L hold it in my trembling hands.
And that it is so dear to me. ~
With its old fragrance, far and faint. Y
because my mother wore it, She
On earth my love, in Heaven my saint.
james Berry BeISel.
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GENERAL HANCOCK AND SENSIBLE
DEMOCRACY.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-[Editor Her.
ALp.1-One OF the reasons why Hancock
should be- re.nominated next year IL that,
more than any other man, he can bring
out the foil democratic vote Of the country.
This fact was demonstrated In 1880. His
vote In New York was within S07 OF Cleve-
lands vote last year, when the latter
carried the state by 100000 majority, and
Il was IL, 562 larger than Tilden's vote. In
Ohio. Hancock received 10 1913 more votes
than Hayes, and 1867 more votes than
Tilden, In Pennsylvania, Hancock re-
ceived 23,306 more votes than Hayes. and
Al go more votes thnn Tilden. In Indiana
HANCOCK received 1857 more votes than
Hayes, and IL. 002 more votes than Tilden.
In Illinois, Hancock received sol more
votes than Hayes, and lS.720 more
votes than Tiiden, and SO on
In nearly all the northern states. IL 10 the
democratic vote in the northern states that
will elect the democratic candidate or de-
feat him; and hence, the vital Importance
of nominating the man who Is strongest IN
these states. And this man Is Hancock
His total vote WAS ISL. 95S larger than Ill
der,s. snd 4o8, 1s5 more than Hayes. Han
cock was defeated by n tricky free trade
platform, that vas used against him with
iatal effect on the eve OF the election.
Time has proved that Hancock 10 complete
lv in accord with the anti-free trade senti-
ment Of the country and OF the democratic
partv. and his election, n he be nominated.
viii be a foreeope conclusion The free
traders have been squelcbed. and they will
be powerless 10 defeat him next year.
A OkuocRAf.
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Untrinned Hats.

We cannot name our entire
variety Of shapes, braids and
colors in ladies, misses and
chi'dren's untrimmed hats.
There is no taste thar cannot
be satisfied in our stock. We
have everv new shape and COL
or that is in demand.
English round hats and Paris
bonnets in great variety. Our
sales of these fine goods have
been heavy, buc we have too
many yet. White chips in styl-
ish shapes. White milans in
finest qualities. We are offer
ing our line of black, white
and colored hats for ladies at
a5c worth -. A full line of
union mi an hats in black and
colors at soc worth 81. Child
rens trimmed sailors from 25c
up.
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A CnlOrnn ConYcniinn

PIrTsBuRo, April 2s.--The national con,
ference of colored men, which convenee in
this city tomorrow, promises 10 be one O
unusual aud lively interest. The Illinois
indiana. New Jersey, Rhode Island anc
PHILADELPHIA delegations have arrived and
others vii reach here in time for the open
ing of the convention 10 morrow morning
The convention will meet IN the council
chamber, owing to the neglect Of the local
committee to secure suitable hall.
The apathy of the local committC q
ia the matter has resulted in the general
committee withdrawing their credentials
aud appointing new delegates from Ale
gheny county. The old delegates will pre-
sent their credentials and demand reccgr J.
ton. III not accorded their beats they will
make vigorous protest. The object Of
s. Smith, Of Bloomfield, Illinois.
Is 90 secure 10 the colored people north and
south the recognition under the laws TO
which they are entitled. The questiong
prepared for discussion are the "Necessi y
and Value of Organization" "Our Grisyan-
ces, their Nature and Remedy" 'Our
Political Status.' An effort, it is said, will
be made TO introduce politics into the con.
ference, hut Mr.. Smith says that the ma.
jority will be able to coniine tho movement
TO the objects for which the conference was
called. About 100 delegates will be present
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEW YORK. April 2s.--In tho watkins
match a, 10 q. m. Burrcll had made d.
miles. laps; Sullivan 40 miles; Noremau
65 miles. / lap; Vint SO miles, laps; Row
eli 90 miles. 8 laps; Thompson 4S miles,
lap; Nilew Eyebrow 40 miles. laps; Elsor
so miles, | lap; Panchatt So miles, lapa
Lounsberrv 45 miles, LAPS; Herty 81
miles, laps: Fitzgerald GA miles, @ laps
Cempane AZ miles, 8 laps; bay 6s miles,
lap.
Three o'clock score:-Day, o.; Rowell, 81
12; Noremac, 9S; FITZGERALD, Of; Hertv
81 penchot, AZ; Vint, so; Thomson. G5
Nitaw, s3; Cempana, 6l; Burrell, 81, sulii
van, 81. In the afternoon the Indian re-
covered from his Stiffness END covered
ground in good style. Betting changed in
the afternoon, and instead of even bete on
Rowell against the field, the field was the
fsvorite, 100 to 40. Day had advanced
from against to | against 2.
The first pedestrian 10 score 100 miles was
Day, followed by Ro.ell tHenty.six
minutes later, at 359. Day was
OF the track from five to seven
and during thess hours Rowell rested con-
sidcrnbly. Fitzgerald continued his tramp.
and at Z O'Clock was two miles
ahead OF Rowell. was an
nounced early In tho evening the Chicago
representative Lounsberry had withdrawn,
m ade sick by the tobacco smoke OF the
garden. At O'Clock Rowell's score show
ed 1l3 7-S miles; Fitzgerald, lib Ia; Day +,
III Ia
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- Q "a
PLANO.

PLANO, April T.-TCorespondence J.
In Your last issues you forgot TO mention
that Plano is still on tho earth, and bids
fair to make n second Chicago. Contracts
TOR several large buildings were let this
week.
The Plano Review made its appearance
Yesterday, and bids fair to be a fine paper.
Dali as merchants would do well TO give II
an lad"
Our entcrprlsing chaps have got the rail.
road fever again. Right OF way, depot
grounds and cash IS at the hands Of he
Gull, Colorado IL Santa Flo railway, from
Fort Worth this wav, and big dose of en-
CINE oil is needed 10 cure their wants.
There ia some talk of telephone, but no
papers of bonus will be signed; II will have
TO stand on its own bottom. The wheat
and oat crops looks we'll, aud tits predicted
that Piano will ship 500 cars OF grain the
coming season. II. q. Overaker Is manager
Of the North Texas millers' pool, which
will make an opening for all the wheat in
North Texas. A new side track Il 10 be
put in here soon. Lots are selliag on Main
and Railroad avenue at. $3.50 to 81 ,000
Property of all kinds in good demand.
A Cinninnat Hibernian wants to put up an
oil mill here II sufficient water can be had.
The demand for collins were light last
week owing to the absence OF tho doctors
and preachers. Look out for the coming
back ms they will return soon.
A wholesale grocery house opened here
last week which gives 81. Louis u black
eye IL the trade.
Wool is beginning to move. A large ship
ment Tor Boston is being made up now.
Tuesday there was car load OF grain
loaded here and labeled, load
ed with corn for Hill via
Dallas. That seems to be new ship
ping point for Texas. Plano will soon have
n bucket shop go the bows can blow in their
extra change. The picnic for grand affair
at Lebanon Tuesday; was too much monop.
olized by the over hunting for the dear
people was the only COMPLAINT. Elder
Kilgore breaches here to-day. Free bene-
fit for all.
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Flow erS.

Both foreign and domestic
manufacturers have outdone
themselves in the beauty OF
their productions. We are
showing the most superb lines
of Artificial Flowers that were
ever seen under one roof.
Sprays and Montures of all
kinds and in all new and natu-
raj tints. Roses and Buds OF
every kind. Mushrooms,
Grasses, etc. We have mark
ed them all down for this week
We have no room 10 display
hem all; but we will gladly
show you through if you will
give us a little of your time.
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Pedestrianism.

NEW YoRK, April 27.-The scene 10 Mad.
icon Square garden tonight clearly indi.
Gated that the people OF New York have
not yet tired Of walking matches. Fully
1000 persons witnessed the start at mid
Winston, II. Burrill, John H. Sullivan,
George d. Noremsc, Robert Vint, Charles
Rowell, Charles. Thompson, Nj
taw, Bow, Alfred Elsop, Peter
J. Peuchot. William w. Lounsburry,
OF Chicago. Daniel J. Herty, Patrick Fiiz.
gerald, Peter Napoleon Csmpans, George
Halnes, of Pennsylvania, Samuel Day. Of
started TIE men. Colonel Bruce Is one OF
the Judges. Noremac won the frat mile in
six minutes. The first ak men did eight
miles within the first hour. The others
had each made seven miles and a few laps.
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In FOREIGN FIELDS.
The Oynamlter on Deck and Gracefully
Grinning.
The Soudan Situation Stands at Skies
aud seyens.
Miscellaneous Transatlantic News Notes
AWFUL clrAkTRorME.


MADRID, April gS.--Nhe loss Of lie In yes
tercay'a railway di,,siet, near CindarealS,
provcs o have hsen much greater than AT
iistreportsd. Thlfly.eight cotpses, so tor,
have been recovered from the wreck on the
river. Fifty soldiers arc missing. IL is
believed tho weakening OF the brdro,
which led 10 lite collapse, ws5 the work OF
Republicans.
BARRACKS BURNED.
PoRrsMouTH, ESdLASp, April 2S.-The
cavalry barracks Va process OF erection aud
denly fell this morning. The workmen, al
OF whom were oonvloia, were buried IA the
guiDs. The LOSE Of lio h great:
TnREATFNIgG KING JOHN.
OAIRo, April 2S 1t Is stated that Osman
Digna has cent messrse 10 King John Of
AhyFsinia, 'hr0 GA thc friendly shsikha
ihrcGtenlug u attack AbyEsinia unless the
| Christians of that country become mus
sleuep.
NEW STAR.
NiEHNa, Aprl 2S.-Iha announcement
! %! new planet has been Uncovered at the
Astronomical observatory. IL appears like
! - star OF the 10Th magnitude. 10 waa first
observed At 10 O'Clock Saturday night in
The constellation of Virgo.
TIE blue book.
LONDON, Apfi. IS The blue book CORE
spoudprc e concerning Egypt has jutt becb
lsslld. From this y, appears that IN SCp
'cmhtri lsiO the marquis OF salisbury, ~
tnst time English foreign secretary, egreed
with Wsddtngton. French minister OF for.
eign allAirs, thnt France and England
would earnestly support the native Egyp.
tim government but would inform the
khedive thst they could not allow any
European poNar TO establish puiiticGl iuilu
ence IN Egypt in competition with England
and France.
tPUHKg ITALY.
ROME, April 2B-pfime Minister Depio.
tie and Maucini, foreign minister favor
the proposed couierercein regard 10 Egypt.
Signor MipghetGi would prefer cooperating
with England ana would offer an Italian
contingent Of 20.OC0 men Tor the easterr
campaign.
WHEELING INTO LINE.
LONDON, April 2S--Italy agrees 20 the
Egyptian conference. Prussia ~ expected
TO announce its assent. hustro-H ungaria,
IT. IL expected, will ask that the conference
be limited to discussion Of the finsnoitl
question. The porte urges that the con
ference be held at CoDstan,iDople.
HoT 50 SERIOUS.
LONDON April 2S.-The accident o. Ports.
mouth isiesy ce-inuS than reported. Eve
arches Oi ,Ae barracks ell, injuring thirty
cOnvicls.
CROWN TRIUMPH.
MADRID, April 2S Elections in iorty.Bix
districts Tor dspu,ieS, resulted in the oh dice
OF 206 ministerialists.
aUsgELMAS AGITATION.
Moscow, April 2S.-An important NUT
eelman agitation is ia progress.
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Tho Memphis Meet.

MEMPHIS, April 2S.-Rsio late last night
caused the track to be somewhat slow to
day and the weather which continued
threatening interfered with the attendance,
which was only fair.
First Rsce-5aloon purse, for maiden 3.
year-olds; Broughton, the favorIte. won;
Magnum, second; Blossom, third. Time
1922. Jacinto and Colonel Montgomery
were withdrawn.
Second Race-Peabodv hotel, handicap
for ali ages, l 8 miles: Topsy won; Bruns-
wick, second; Avalon, third: Princess, the
favorite. fourth. Time-2:l0 "a. John
Sullivan withdrawn.
Third race-SelIing purss, all ages. tbres.
fourths OF mile; Centennial won; Success,
the favorite, second; Polonia. third. Time
-1:1S 3-4. Dick Brown, Baronetts, Glen
rock and Torrid Zone also ran.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

S1IEArE atIHOINhr1 no ANNOUhCE
w JOH& II. GIL E.riErs % clrdld,io for
Justice OF ilc peECe, Precinct 80 /, DHl.aa
county. fer ..rt fh- rusuIuT Novrmrfr election
U AGE AUTHORIZED TO ANNuraCE
" JUDGE l.. y. hD IKE o. % candidate .ui
tho Jldr-hlp OF ihs iuflo.a dlWct o.. Sac
eusuaF Nov NIB a.of..un
WIS ARE AUq aUltiZEn 10 AN.OuNtE
w Colonel 80. BOWER AS a candidate
for the Office OF County Judge at the ensuing
election iu November
~ AtE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE w.
w VI rHACkNR Tor County Clerk
TAJE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE y. FhARE for Justice OF thc
peR'e for w cinrt SO
ALJEakk nhnEhi AUAhOhiZED ~ AN
w nounce Cnl,iol W. NJ EDWARDS gA q
candidate for County judgeat Ia, ensuing NO.
ycmber election.
VIZ IRE AUTHORIZED TO .AuEoUNCE
w W W PEAK .oT Justice OF toe PGGco In
Precinct No J.
w K ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Wv Nj. X, ,. KiMBROUGH rs u candidate for
the Legislature In Dallas county, subject 10 tao
action ~ enc npmocraov.
TUESDAY. April. 30, 1854.
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claw and Order" In massachusetts.

NEwpuRyPoRr, Mass, April 2s.-Oliver
Weston and Jrlisn Gulet, agents
OF the law ard order League,
were attacked this morning Ia
eastern depot while taking the boston
train, by q crowd OF men. Gulet got away
from his ASA lanls aud Tired n revolver
ht the crowd. n ball entering the car
platform. Word waa sent 20 the Boston
police and the INSPECTORS wsnt 20 Somer-
vile on IN engine aud took thr agents
from the train. Weston was hit three times
In the back OF the head with slungshot.
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In Alaska two tribes Of natives arc ts'
pecially active IN seal fishing. These are
called Ooglsamiemeuns and Noovook.
msunp. It 10 said the former understand
preserving the skins '~tter than others en-
Raesd In tire trade. Furs packed By the
Ooelssmiemeups reach the souih-thst Is
reach Bos,on-in prime condition Thi'
information Is given in order that ladies
may have some understanding OF the matter
"a be able TO know exactly what to order
I, Durcbssing real seal-skin jacques.
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| lbs.

We will offer for this week
ZOO punches of Real Ostrich
lips, in all the new shades at,
Ito per bunch; our regular
price on them is $50.
SIS punches Of fine heavy
double headed Tips, in all The
new shades, at IT'S per bunch
of 3; their real worth is $50.
$50 punches Of Real Ostrich
Tips, extra full and large in
every shade, at $50 for a
bunch of 8; these are our best
offering, as they are worth $50
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Tlo FIRST arrival.

Cnrctdo. April %. Tho ooni. adpn steam.
.rai9 WniHm Ei ,rds rrfived from Buff
No ias' nisht. mailing rho fret arrival Of the
8, a3on from loser l-l2 perie. Tho captain
.rcpsr.a havitr bad rtua difficulty Ia pate-
ing through ihc ius W iho sirails.
The members Of the carpenters union,
about 1870 10 aumh-g wi'l demand an in
c.cAse az wggss 20 t3 per day next Monday.
j. case Of Teiugd tney VII strike.
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Two more leading ci,izeps have been III
terviewsd by the daily papers and both de-
clare themselves for GINS, which shows
that the boom for him Ia all right in East
and North Texas. One was farmer in
Eastern Texas. who says that GIBBS course
ON the penltentiary lease and the lond bill
and the school queition has inside him
strong with the people.
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Fire Record.


UNEAT IhTLtUhtIIUH. =
GLKg FAILS, n. Y, Apil 2S.--A terrible
fire " rsgRg The loss will reach over
500, COO Union ball, the opsrs.house and
Presbyiefinn church are burned. Also IT.
teen stores ana twice 30 many offices The
ire Is eNll raging ~ 1:l1 a. m.
mEAyY LnfgEs'
ToRoETo, April 2S.-A d w. Smith's O.
hacco factory aad warehouse Il burned.
Lesson o1ut0nia $50 0)1; Insurance $4,000;
loss end insurance on BUILDING npl ku0Wn,
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bar. The high winds endangered the city
Of Coedlllac, ana the village oi Carey, Lake
countv, but hard work atopped the iiames
before serious damage was done. Slx build
ings, ineludinga iiouring mill, burned YES.
to-day At Fillmore. Allegheny county, and
a woman was burned 10 death while retcu'
ing children from the ilimas,
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&k}RaHReaR@&
ARE AT 1T AGAIN.
ARE AT 1T AGAIN.

We have goods than ever, and Wen tell you
V: When buyers went to market we had
ranged to enlarge our house at once. Our intention
then simply to break through the walls OF the adj
Joining stores and increase facilities without de-
lay. Purchases We're to be made accordingly. Since
then plans have been changed Our addition
is to be handsome four-story building, which will not
be ready until after this season is
BUYERS notified Of this change in time. We
Therefore heavily overstocled. The two departments
that should have been (and ultimately Will bel most
benefited by improvements are OF course most over
stocked. They cannot remain so-some of the goods
be disposed Of at To this will for the
next week make
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THE new clip, Mexicsn improved. Is sell
Ing, on ths markets opening. at 10 l'2
cents per pound. Mexican unimprovsd
sells nt IL cents. The quotations given are
based on prices paid At Dallas, For. Worth
and Colorado Springs yesterday. The clip
is expected 70 BIZ very iias and heavy.
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Rx.orr, indicate that the year 1884 Is 10
- - Of unprecedented luck with fisher
~. Whalsrs are msking money. The
1crverian co3-nshsries ere tanning out
= ~ Su'1ols. the Dslswsrs river 10 yielding
~ n tons, The Staten island bosts arrive
<~rr1Iv uclehssl, helpers get Eve dollars
~ ~. ara old shsd men say the like has
- 4Sc 80 for yean. This u pleasant.
a ~ -. owing 10 the cur
~ that when hsh
~ - ~ ds b the csso 1t prs
Irr ~ ososoD heaIthy ore,
6uuur - ofhos pla6uPs.
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sentcnocd 10 swlng.

Fr. RaIrH, hRK.. April % Thomas L..
Thompson, Daniei Jones' white men. Jack
Womankilier, a Cherokee. John Davis, n
Choctaw and Fanny Bohols, negro, we're
convicted ia tho United States court Of
murder in the Indian territory. nnd Mat
Music negro, convicted OF rape IN the In
dian territory. were 60 day sentenced 20 be-
hanged Friday, July llth.
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GARYsBuRe. N. O., April 2s.-Prominent
colored politicians, Isaac LegRin and James
Porter Spiers. we're arrested when about 10
engage in duel. Leggin had on two over
coats and sbeet-iron plate fifteen inches
the cold," he explained. Bad blood grew
out Of diflerences - 10 the prudential can
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In seeking with such manly earnestness
TO protect the purity OF the military ser
vice by recommending q court-msrtisl In
the osse Of JupoE.ADvoc.rE GESERAL
SWAIN. charged by BArKxAr, the Wash
inaton banker. with financial crookedness,
6scnxrARY LiEooLx has probably strength
ened ELAINE, and in Proportion, weakened
himself With the republican party.
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Feathers,

For this special sale we have
marked down our entire line
of Ostrich Feathers. The re-
auctions are all genuine, and
will last Tor this one week only
as at the end of that time we
expect our stock to be about
the size. at which we shall cary
il for the balance Of the season
Our prices will do the work.
Our entire line Of $50
Feathers we will sell for I,I5.
Our line of 200 Feathers we
will sell for LOO, and our line
of 800 Feathers we will sell
for $40.
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The Memphis papers, like the Old Guard
at Waterloo, will die as iolios rather than
surrender as quartos. They are the only
really representative papers in The south
that cling to absolute forms" in spreading
their daily dishes OF newa.
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QUEEN VICTORIA delights TO attend iu'
nerals. She takes more intsres, in details
thar the undertaken II " safe to ssy tina
that big funeral from Windsor viii be Il
..colrec. affair"
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FnAsK HuhD Is the Micavkei OF the dem
ocrnta. He is always waiting for some
thirg to turn mp. Nobody on the floor of
the house, however, hai the nerve TO pull
the plug out of FRANK.
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QUEBEC April 2S.-The Cape Range ice
bridge gave wsv lao night and a large
quantity Of beavy ice passed down thle
| morning. Many barRes. ona sixty feet
long, srs aground along Inc Beaufort shore
and OF the mouth OF The 81. Charles river.
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WHY They Failed.

BERLIN April q Two anarchists have
msde confession II the details at plot TO
blow up The sthtuary Of Germany at Midef-
wgld. They say q quantity OF dynamite
was placed 10 drain pps underneath the
monument. Moisture alone prevented the
.x-n1natnu
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PRIycsss LOUISE il terrible rapid girl If
we are to believe the stories about her. She
car smoka more cigars than GRANT snd
play The young American 80 to his "a on
SLANG
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TnE Iroquois banquet is 3 thing Of the
past, but several ste.etmen would give
something pretty 10 rub out the speeches
they made then and there, and call il
anuara
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A Roynl wetlainy

Sr. PETgRsBuR.. April T-Princess El!a-
ebath, 81 SAGE Allenburg. was married TO-
day 10 the Grand Duke Constantine. The
ceremony wos performed In tho Winter pal
ac9 With great pomp.
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Free of Postage to ali Parts of tho United
Stutes aud Canada.

Remit by draft on Dallas post0ilco monoy or
der of reg.s tered lcuer Itsonl otherwise, Wo
sill MOI 81 fcsnOuslh'e for inlsCarnagps. Ale
eress THE HhkALD, bAlHfi Texas
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HERBERT SPENCER hints In the last Scien-
tiac Monthly OF the "Sins OF Legislators"
When the other fellow is elected you may
properly Upeak Of legislators since.
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THE HERALD returns thanks TO the breth-
rem OF The prose for their generous recoRni.
ton ofils effort to pria.a paper every day
In the year"
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LynOlicti.

SHREVEPORT La, April 21.--ralegrGm
state that Mulicen ana CLARK, convicted IN
Ouschita T,arish Of the murder Of old man
Rogefs and vile lAst month, were taken
from Jail ~ Monroe last night and hanged.