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The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-12

There remain six debatable States
California, with s votes: Indiana, with IS
Nevada, with 3; New Jersey, with 9; New
York, witt, s.; and Ohio, with q. OF
these States. casting 90 votes, California,
Nevada and New Jersey were carried by
the Democrats in 1850; Indiana, New
York and Ohio went Republican in that
year. New York and Indiana were car
ried bv the Democrats in 1876. Ohio has
gone Republican at all recent Presidential
elections.
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&he Aineq &ribnTs.
punI. .rsHep livery SATURDAY.
Political Guesses.

The following table, which we find in the
Jersey City 7onrnal, Is not bad one t.
Contemplate at this period OF Presidential
and political uncertainty and speculation
It shows in the two columns the probable
pol, ical status OF the States that are rea.
sonablv "scl:d" for one side or the other
Sal;d democratic South Sniid Rcnuhlican North.
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General Job waeon.
John REICH. Prom.

John Beech, well known throughout
Southern Montana, wishes to give notice
to his friends and all others, that he has
started General Delivery Wagon, and
will also take Passengers to any part Of
the Territory al reasonable rates.
Leave Orders with d. I. Chapman.
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Browns Sarsaparilla
Always Reliable! Warranted!

Frost bites, inhamed sore eyes, burns.
bruises, cuts, and old sores, cured at once
or your money refunded by your druggist,
This is the positive warranty placed on ev.
cry box Of BRowN's ARNICA SALvE by
the Brown Medicine and Manufacturing
Company. Onl, IS cents.
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EoR SALE-AT AUCTlON--Tw0 GOOD
year. old horse, eli brok en-, gentle and sound:
WIN be sold at 2 p. m , Saturday, May 18th, at
Fine. Very Fines. on Elm street, Dallas, mle.2i
EoR 6ALE--A NEW PIANO FOR sALE-A
L bargaip. Inquire ut once at 6i3 Ross av.
enue mal6.3t
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DEFERRED TELEGRAMS,
Movement OF tho New Eaglaud Tobacco
Growers.
The New Jersey Democrats ON tho
Right Track.
Races, aud viher Newsy Natter.


srRIHorrkLp, Mass. May a. - The
oillcera OF ths Now Eueland Tobacco
GrOwers association hsye inaugurH'ad .
movement 70 secure the repeal of all inter.
nal revenue taxep on tcOecc0. Tho grow.
era packers trad throughout the country
are 10 unite IN 10 favor with the assur
ances OF co-Opslsuop from 'he New York
t0bsoco board ~ irstc. ant the mo ofneut
started tor coalition wiih son heru and
western politician, nrd tDSsccO men. TIE
meeting completed arrangements 30 Hart
ford Saturday. sholishing tobacco tax and
discharging 10000 government employee,
thus saving 500. 0Ql aYpogsga and snnnls
S3DO0OU00 revenue. The New England
Growers assoclAtlou ave over blOO GOO aud
have ample funds. Tnsy are embroidered
by security protection against sumerta 70.
bacno, which savad American gfoaerl over
u 600, 900 duringHh pAsl ynar.
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FOR RENT-FURNlS SHED OR UNFURH-
L ished, q most desirable family residence
beautifully situated on Ross avenue; conven-
lent To street cars. For fur her particulars, ap-
ply 70 VEAL, COOPER & HUNTER, 707 Msin
street fnal6.2t
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Cordial Enders, menr Of the Million
Dollar Loan.
BeEsilS The Exposition will Confrr
Upon The Country.
Good Investment by the Government.
A Million Dollar Loan Well Paced.

A Million Dollar Loan Well Placed.
The action VI ,hn appropriation commit
lar M voting the loan Of q million collars
10 The New Orleans exhibition, q aetyes
hearty Communication. Thopeuple 90 Lou
islnns fud al the .Outh generally have cns-
tributea literally ana Voluntarily hceof'
ding 10 their ntans, aud have plao q the
prcisot on n substantial footing, The state
legislhturcs have also manifested Liberal
eplrit, sud. everything cOntidcrcd. a.
scheme could scarcely have con maudrd D.
more general or intelligent support,
This exhibition las u for create. imuof'
lance than IS generally appfecla ed. Il -
really the celd1rtti0n OF the success ill orhs'
tion OF a lcW south. The cordillonaot lt ~
and Industry which have been adinstlns
themselves during nineteen Yeas usuce,
are iue, beginning 20 os iolt, not only boo
the south. but 10 the country 10 largo Tho
problgma entering into southrFn develop
mrnts hlf 80 longer political lrdusttial
and soCihl questions arc nov thl dom uaut
ones. Ito ifigr1lg rivalry as To which
community shall make the most rapid sud
certain alvarez Ia buglness d elopments
ia now quite az apparent 10 the south sa "a
the north.
Itis thu pant u wisdom 10 encourage this
new feeling anu whom tho present outright
of the million dollars Just granted as 4
lean, would be ilsi.ird Ia the minds of To.
telligeut people, aud more than amply re.
turned ~ an accelerated business develop
ment. lhs results Of the Centennial oXhi
bition demon trated beyond question tnRl
the opportunities afforded our people Tor as
socistion Si:h each other aud ioretudy o. ;hI
exhibit 81 other countries have repaid TIE
cost q thousand times In direct rel urns, be
aides encouraging and doveloping taste!
whose value oannot DO gagged IN dollar
and cenip. TIE Nov Orleans exhibition
viii, IL IT'S relative importance, do IA
ecuslly necessary and acceptable work. -
TPhil adelph.a Times.
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spent. New Otesns ~ peculiarly sl,.
Kind. IA will draw towards ua the business
men OF Mexico and all Central America.
Then, seaiD, the gouth deserves II. lts
buslness men are making herculean ,norts
10 develop that part Of our great continent.
No all .sln hs lhelr efforts Oar country
will be rnsr aud stronger by lar more than
Al 900 iun when tina EXPOSITION u over ana
Inc visltoTs hsva al returned 20 their
homes Ia study YER th0 immense retauicss
OF tn gscst undtvoiopei south. Oar oan'
c,essmu. csnnut appropriate el,OOO,OOo 20
better purpose Nhiie the tra ssury IL IN its
present oondaiop.- Journal OF Commoroe,
Boston.
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.


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w for DNllss Rotary Harrow hanaiseiurins
comnany's stock. Address HARROW, rnre
Herald efllcr. mait-2t
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lady 20 shsro hsr foom ia order 10 Lesson *.
pcnsos; references required am given. For
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WANTED 0Fkice ON Fiksf FLOR
sa' %a tSs Gs % s ns ~ si s% ss a
location. OFFICE. care Herald Office IL
lVANTED- A PARTNER WITH a CAPITAL
w OF $500 10 $500 In legitimate hu.iutks, pay.
ing 800 70 400 per cent Address g. W s, Gar,
tETANTzD-ONK EsPo Nsi BILE NJ ANAuEn
w and two agents; good pay guaran,s'd
Call AZ HOS Kim street. maio y
NANlgD-A FRS .cGAss COOK, WHO
~ .winalso wash and iron. Ia email family;
good wages will be paid 10 ono fully competent
Apply nj 100 Olive street. masIi
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w Mr.. ". H. GRiGGi, Fair Ground, or az
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M ANTkD--ACrlvE MEN no CANVAss
county In roTSs; liberia Term, aaa pertinent
employment given Call on or address J. W.
sToNG, ei2 Mslnst. mar23 nut
YiTANTED--AuENrS AuDRAss rHE ST.
w LOUIS LIE TRIO LAMP 90. ~. Louis,
Mo-. for circular, cuts ant terms for tn % Can.
die Power Casperson hectric Lamp, np2lw@,st
yETANTED-You 70 STOP AT TINE EAIioE
w AL HOTKL; Arft-olcns accommodations A.
| reasonable rale---ONLN ONE DOLLAR AND
THEETY.fIYk OEEtB PER DAY Ihe nals
INK is bTok, with threo stRlrl7aya IN case ihta
coated ~ Inc business portion % the CITY, OILY
lue nQpRro nom sirCc.-osr Inc. and ono spusie
nom Texas q Pacific aud Missouri facihv popO',
Convenient 80 passengers coming or going over
slhor road. once open all night. ouCsis are
called Tor all irains. 4; CLEARf, ProprietoI.
yEJ ANrED-YoU NOT TO STOP. 3UT TO
w COME 70 the ST. JAMES HJrEL wheie
you can set tho best accommodations for the
money. Only @i.50 per day. Bond. with
roou) 30 to 81 per week; table board, $500
per week. Rooms 10 lot, with or W ithout board.
JAMES NJ. ORE, Proprietor. apr20.u
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South CaroiIna's Exhibit.

Difsctor-General Burke's report o. The
management OF tue New Orleans cxposi'
,ion. which has been submitted TO congress,
aoouuds in suggestions and encouraging
figures. All the prepar l,ions seem 20 have
been made for national and international
exhibition on scale which rellecte great
credi. upon New 0flsan9. which city has al
ready subscribed SG00000 for tho purpose,
and Is now engaged In raising additional
iuuds ~ enlarge the space for the eccommo'
datlon OF exhibitors. The main building.
now In course OF erection, Is handsome and
commodious, and the largest over erected
for the purpose except that at London, yet
u IN found iuadequateto meet the demands.
Altogether, the proEress thus far made re-
fleets much credit upon the management.
and the prospects Of the exposition are very
encouraging. While South Carolina cannot
be expected 10 equal her richer sister states
IN the grandeur and profession OF her dis
play, we hope to sec her creditably repre-
sented Tho stops already taken by the
state authorizes should encourage private
pereons and manufacturers to display their
wares sud handiwork. Oarpeopie, in COM
mon with those of other states, want the
whole world for u market. Their road 10 by
way oi New Orloaue. where represen taiives
Of all naiions will be gathered -lCharlesion
News aud Courier.
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awkward things. svsr Ia the wsy-dropped
an arm around her wsist. No objection
was made tor = while, snd the arm grsdu-
ibe pressure upou II. Bnt 81 n sudden
whether from u lac recognition OF The inn
propIloiy OF thu thing, or the eight o.
another beau coming, never was known,
tho lady started wiz volcanic energy. and
With afiisbirg eye, txolnimed, WY Brown
| can nnnppTt myself" CrDiiall' Vas tbs
insiar trsplY, you ar In,, mo eirl have
bean looking flf iheso i've years-wil you
marry mo2"- Detroit Post.
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CnNNrNTInN nATA,

WAsHmerou, May li.-[Press.l-l ap-
pears probable there will be but few con-
tested seots In the republican convention
aI Chicago The call for the
convention requires that notices OF con.
committed accompanied by full printed
statement OF the grounds OF contest. Up
TO date only two notices OF contest have
been filed. Ono from the first district OF
Alabama, and the other from the
fret district of Georgia. In the
latter case only have the
requirements been complied with, by ming
printed statements OF the ground OF con
test. The absence OF contests indicates the
probability OF brief session OF tho conven'
ton.
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A mig E.,ate conllscated.

LnteBt adsioes FROM Mexico state TIA, The
famous sugar estate near Cuernayes. Ia the
state OF Morales laid out by tbs conqueror,
Corteg md no present held by his descend.
ant. the Duke OF a0ntieone, OF Sicily, has
hnlding ci real es,s.e property by aliene.
Former ndniniatgaiious nave especially ex.
Cmp'ed ihtb property ca scr unit OF the
great service which the illusrious founder
contributed 10 the country mud race. On
the 81 Of May Fernandtz. governor OF the
federal district, aad father OF the ill-omeued
nloEfl, goes 10 Paris es minister. He will be
succeeded by UAtloo Rives, secretary OF tbs
Dfpsldeut.
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Asiti ~ the bufdsn oi charging tho pub
lic mind with the importance OF az least a
partial Teprs sfntauon ~ Ohlo'a mhuuiae'
lures AZ New Ofleans VII now es. upon
tne prets OF the state WI. boy not gener.
ously come forward 10 tbs aid IT this most
prniseworthy Obi ct? Every thing points 10
ihis ~ he most Important induittihl event
since the American centennial II has 70.
ceiyed the suuct'on at tne United States by
proclamation o. the president; u Is under
tho auspices % ona OF the loading trace or:
ganiEalions OF the Countrywide National
Cotton P,autors association; the city OF
New orleans has taken hu nciye interest in
providing grounds aud buildings, and the
management ~ the affair IL in most compe-
tent hands. Ia c.rtcnnial character 10 de-
fiytd from the fact that just one hundred
years ago the ilfss bale Of cotton was ship
ped from The United States 20 Great Britain;
bat while cctt0n aud textile Interests have
large place Ia tho exposition, very Foner.
ous prov sion has been made for raw aud
mgnuiaot lred producta, machinery aud
machine tools, railway appliances eiect,i.
csl apparatus, etc. We look for iar.reaoh.
ing results 70 flow Z ON this splendid enter.
prise, and sinoereiy rust that OHIO, az well
az the other great industrial slate- o, INC
north win be creditably represented.
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titles

Toe title OF Colonel 70 name OF dis
iloction That IL given ior different virtues In
different localities. IL teXts e man who
shoots anotheris entitled 70 the rank. In
Kentucky the mau who can drink tho most
Whisky aud keep his feet receives tho appel.
iation. Ia Nov Yosk it belnnes 10 the
president OF Is coaching club. In Boston IL
N only given TO people hAt have swallowed
Wohster's Unabridged. In Pittsburg
every man IL u "calono" who keeps HE
boots blncked.-[ PllisbnTg Chronicle.
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Robbery and Murder.

CINCINNATI, May A.---Joseph Bowman,
railroad engineer OF Che Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton railroad, died ia the hos.
yitnl last night. the result OF atabbing,
inflicted by Pat Muldoon on the street on
the night OF April 2Sth. Muldoon aud
Mike McDermott had sesn Bowman dis.
play money Ia saloon. followed him and
robbed him, aud knitted him because he
resisted. The me1 are Ia jail and the
charge Of murder was placed against them
to-day IN addition TO the robbery.
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NOTICES

NToT1cE-fRALE6 PROPOSALS WILL BE
IN received " my Office uHt, IL m on the 22d
day Of Nav, 1854, for printing $50 Give Hundred
copies OF The CITY Charter and Ordinances. the
work to ba ON clean type Of the same size and
Of the samc tizs pages IA the special acts of the
called sessioa o. the lcgislstnre. 1884, The
price bid shall be per page, and 10 include fold
Ing, stitching, hemmng AID paper cover, and
with title pese printed on same. Proof sheets
to be submit ed 70 compiler for revision.
Also or doing the CITY Printing for one yeav,
for H. publication OF all ordinances and reso-
lu.ions for one time and the proceedings OF
each counril as furnished by the City Secretary;
the annual reports OF all officers 10 be published
BY contracting parties free Of charge, all WORK
70 be done I'm the ely OF Dallas The Council
reserves tho right 10 rel CT any or all bids,
W. l.. CABELL Mayor City OF Dallas.
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TIE SPRINGER INVESTIGATION.

WAsxISoroN, May H-[Press.I- Walsh
the money due him from Brady
five times. His understanding wa:
the parties wished to pay him, TO keep him
from testifyipg. The offers came from per
sons representing themselves as repre-.
senting Brady, Kellogg, Dorsey and
others. Before he concluded his testimony,
Welsh said he had been informed by III. s.
Nelson. correspondent, that Merrick re-
upon him and asked him TO desist In the
prosecution OF kellogg [Exciting occne.l
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The probosltion beicr' p4ress 10 loan
81 .OO0, goo 10 the directors u tho Cotton ex-
oositop at New Orleans is deserving al
caralrii consideration. The undertaking is
one Of great national moment, and the ican
h asked for because the applications Tor
space on the part Of exhibitors have ex-
cesded the anticipahons Of its projectors
The expenses OF preparation are necessarily
augmented, and tho government is asked
10 extend temporary financial assistance.
The aid extended 10 the centennial cxhi-
hltion ia thu city furnishes prec for
what Is now osked for. II II should happen
that the government never got its money
bick no serious harm would be done.
The surplus IN the TREASURY, es siisirs are
now progressing at Washington, seems
likely to be diasipated for objools OF far less
consequences 10 tue country.-tPhilsdelphia
Record
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A Commendnblc Loan.

At the PHILADELPHIA exposition there was
no difficulty In returning the government
loan, although tho other stockholders re-
csiyed but small dividends on the amount
that they had invested. The fact that the
government is willngto extend this loan
will be In itself an Involvement TO exhibit
ors, and will siye confidence ia the larger
success OF the enterprise. The prospects now
are that the exhibition will draw support
and patronage from al quarters OF the
globe. There i3 no doubt that u VIII be
international 10 It's character, aud of large
and LASTING benefit TO the United Sthtes.
Tho good that will result 20 American
CONNER =, American manufactures, and
the stimulus TO Inventive genius cannot be
lightly estimated. The benefits, 60 SOY
the Least, will be national, andsthe vel
fare OF the people OF this country wlil Ger,
family oe consulted BY extending Federal
AID to this worthy enterprise. -[lowa State
Register.
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All Owners of Cattle should know that
Giles Lininent Iodide Ammonia acts with vun.
derful rapidly and never iails. The hardest
punches arc removed, shfccsscs healed, lame-
ness disappears, corns and contracted hoofs a
cure guaranteed. ecndfor pamphlet, box 34S1,
New York Posfofice Trial bottle. Is cents.
Sold By all druggists
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II win be a worid's Display.

The W1fld's exposition buildings at New
Orleans will probably be the lorgest ever
erected. The main structure coverg thirty
tbree sores, OF ten acres mora than did that
at the London exposition. 1t covern about
as much space AS Ia embraced In the blocks
bounded by Pearl, Washington. Exchange
and Mohawk streets, including Main street.
Surely this makes pretty large building.
The Crescent city expects to outdo any pre-.
vlous eypositionB in eome features, and i
will doubtless succeed In doing so. IL VIII
knows what thet is.-tBuffalo Times.
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Mr.. Arthur's Escruciating Row.

President Arthur rides out every alter
noon mounted Oh n stout bay cob, and I'M
msculntely well dressed for riding. he IL
remarkably graceful rider, and has per-
fectly psrsivz ing manner Of raising his het
70 the young ladies whom he meets taking
their Afternoon cAnter.. The president IS
getting bandsomer and handsomer. h,s
curly hair has suddenly grown white, which
il yerv bsconisg, and there 10 strong ground
for snpposing that he 10 culttvAtinR rival
loye-lock to ex-senator Conkling. His
Enellsh vhiskers are a dream OF beauty,
nd Il a said he IL the first president OF the
United States 10 habitusily employ mani.
Letter 70 New YORK
Mail and Express.
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spon,aneily of the Public Good Will.

Never in the history OF expositions has
an enterprise enjoyed u tithe OF the sp0n-
tanhous pnbUc good win that has been
manifested toward this Cotton centennial,
while lis progress has bsen such 40 TO aur-
prise men OF long experience in such mat
iess. AZ a veteran exposition man aaid TO
tie writer q few days ago: "The exposition
20 BE- hold at New 0rleana has, with..-
n y ohort months, gained a greater hold ON
the aftseii0ns VI tne people shan ,Ao Con
f-,..nial 40 Philadelphia was able 20 gain la
esvsra gearH." yes" was our answer,
ntne enui IA wss ripe and ready for this en-.
tsrprise. And Ii had its origin naturally and
nor bv artificial forcing. Il grew mp in the
country, emo was vigorous plant before IL
SCI foot INSIDE OF a city, and that's The Sc
oret Of lis flourishing. II Atlanta Journal
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The Rate Wnr.

DENVER, May IA The war ON eastern
passenger rates continues. Crowds throng
tho streets 10 front o. sll uptown offices.
Tho following nre he. rates y, IL this
morning; Missouri river points. distance
OBS miles. ST. ST. LOuis, So; Onicsgo. 81;
New York $50
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TgEsToE. n. j., Nay ii.--In the demo.
cratic state convention Senator MCPHERSON
said he did not care under whose banner
the democracy fought. n must lay aside
small Issues aud fight against the corrapi
republican purtv
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NorIcKTO ooNrRACToRs-sEAlE ND y 40
po.sls for the building OF I. brick or ktono
Jail for Hunt county, Texsa will DO received q
my office In the city Of drccnyilie, until y
o'clock m. on Saturday. tue l7th day of May,
1854 Tho bids VIII BE- r.ceivcd for the erection
Of tho building. aud forthe Iron work separate.
~. aud the bidders for the but ding will 10 re-
quiIed "a hio With their bids an approved bond,
~ tho sum 81 900, with an aoknowled cement
OF hieneis and certificate OF q clerk or d court
where tho parties reside Of tho solvency of the
guretlcs; said bond condi tioned for tho faithful
o iformanoe Of tho work according 10 tho plans
I'D Cd and Tne party e whom ihS con-
b, required to Riye bond They will also DO
required 10 present samples Of material pro.
ross 4 10 10 used In the coll ana iron WORK.
'i.us lsnd specifications ean DO seen at my OF.
ice. IA GrecnyiIle, Texas, and at the once Of
Doison " Dudlev, Archi,ect, Waco. Texas, AZ
Ter Monday. April 2s, 1884. Cash win DO paid
FOR the bulldlng ns the work progrcsscs, and for
the celia ard iron works when completed. Tho
court reserves the light reIsc. anyand all bids
County Judge Hunt county
.nHxs. Willy, TuxAa ADri1 n fkSt
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia. Indiges.
ton, ETC., should read the advertisement
ofColden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
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Laid Low.

ST. LOUIS. May li.--The Poet. Dispslch's
Marshall, Missouri, special sag. Tho flour
ngmill OF Pollsck. Bellsny d Co.. a. Slater,
Missouri burned To the ground last night.
LOSS, $50 600; insurance, $4,000.
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The Turf.



WAsHnGros May A.-rhs second day
OF tho spring meeting OF tho National
Jockey club was a grent suoceGs. Over
5000 people were ia attendance and the
track, though somewhat heavy, vas In o
much better condition than yesterday. Tbs
Willard's hotel stake, one mile, Yves won
by Swift; Better, second; Wandering, third.
Time-l:5i.
The next race. mile dAsh, was won by
Flower OF Meath; Bessle, neoond; LndY
Dean, third. Time-l:52.
Youthful etnkes-2.year-o half.mile;
won by Fiorio; Telledio, second; Petition,
third. Time-l:52 1-2
Fourth Rnce-Six iutlonss; won by Mil
Ter; Ghost. second; Rosiere, third. Time
1:2l 1-2.
Diplomatic Stnkes--One mile aud hall;
won by Wolcher; Joe Mitchell, second;
Net.le, third. Time--2i7 81,
Hurdle Rece-Ono mile and q bale woD
by Kate Crouin: Beverwick, second; Bslly,
third Time--25S e.
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Emory's Little Oathartic pills are sufii-
GENTLY powerful for the most robust, yet
the safest for children ard weak constltu'
tions: the action Ia any disease Is unifol m,
certain and safe, painless and effective
Druggists-15 cente.
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guapended.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-the suspension
OF Charles NJ. Bayard, stock broker, 10 ar-
nounced; liabilities not heavy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-16
AM Auctioneer succumb,.

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