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Fully rrcunrctl

for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, Doc and 81 90. A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lSc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&c, Nc, cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 20l0 and 202l Main
Street. JouH RoEMER, Agent.
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\ Natural Mistake.

as there u row insido?" n policeman
asked OF tho ticket seller at the box office.
mo row, guess"
"Therc is II disturbance Of some kind in
there, CERTAIN the officer insisted, half
drawing his club.
"lon ure Mistaken said the ticket
seller, SITS only theatre party"
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Alloys Answer,

Alloys Answer.
Paris Beacon.
"Now', then" said a Sunday school
teacher who wastryingto explainamiracle
to her class, show do You account for
the water?" .
II know!' said alittlc b%right.eycd boy,
whose father lost . limb at the siege Of
'Well, how do, You account for Peters
walking OIL the water?"
"lle had cork legs and they wouldn't
let him sink" said the little fellow tri-
u%mphantly.
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y Painful Discusc,

Watts der matter, Billy?' inquired one
%youngster Of another whose lace was
swathed in bandases.
I'm asoin' to der doctor's," replied
William.
Watts der matter wild yer?"@
eve got an ulster in my eye. Don't
you wish yer was me?"
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The Democratic Candidate.

"Boys,n said Jones, bursting into the
caucus: "1've got him!'
SCOT whom7"
""The candidate that's sure to be elected.
Never said anything queer on the tariff
question, makes no distinctions OF color,
couldn't tell the bloody shirt from q
white necktie, never makes speeches, and
doesn't write totters.f
"Groat ScottI Who Is he"
.Brown. He's been deal, dumb, and
blind ever since lie wns born
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Stolen Slate AIinstrclsy

w ny IS 4 hen Immortal I"
Because her son never sets"
"Why have fowls no hereaiter?n
Because they have their next world
(necks twirled) in this"
"Why docs n chicken three weeks and
three days cross the streetY'
ITO get TO the other side"
Why did Robinson name his Shanghai
because he scratched for himself and
Crusoe."
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ewNIusi Books
THE SONG GREETING

BY L. o. Emerson. For High md Normal Schools.
Ian o pages, containipg 81 Aarmonisei songs
OF the highest character both In words and music:
Also Vocal Exercises and solfegpios. md directions
that this will be q most satisfactory book.
Send 60 cents The retail price, fol specimen copy.
50 0J per dozen. n'lET' s ~
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TRUSTEE's SALE,

The undcH igncd trustee, by virtue OF the au.
tho.ity vested in him by n certain Deed ri Trust,
made by Henry llnhne ind Caroline llul,nc. hs
wife, to J. X. Cowlen, trustee, dated December II,
III; AUD recorded n the Office Of the Clerk Of tho
Decd Of Trus look No l6, al pagelG9, will proceed
70 sell At Public Auction, at the front door Of lho
Court House q Ohio county. In the City Of Wheel.
nene!ng At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-.
scsibed real estate, to's!t: Lot numbered sixteen
90. in sprigg's Row. in the Eighth ward Of the
City Of Wheeling, Ohio county West Virginia, be.
Ing III sprigg and kitchic's addition to the saIl
city. Fi
iEEMs OF sALE-onethird OF the purchase money
and ~ much mo'c ns tho purchaser may elect, 10
be paid in cash on the day Of sale; and the residue
In, six. twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale. The purchaser TO give his notes for the de.
ferred payments, viii, security to be approved by
tho trustee. -
The title to raid property Is believed to he pcr.
1cct, but the trustee will convey only such title as
may be vested in him by said decd Of irnst.
". II. HA1.LEE, AuctIoneer. ociS
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4 Good %Iscusun.

Georgia CmtErr.
yo' gwine?
Ephrum-,Gwine ter Sunday school.
Oats right, boy! An WY does yer 70
ter Sunday school, hunney?'
"kase daddy won't lcnmc 60 nshin',
dinssone hit!h 'SW
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s%uFrEnEEs from nervousness, early dc.
cay, etc, II yon value lie, avoid advertis-
ingrdoctors and medicines TINT act on
kidneys and liver. Be not deceived bv
the many bogus certificates Of cures from
paid or imaginary persons. II u weakness
Of tho sexual system is the cause Of your
distress, Dr.. Guysost's Yellow Dock and
sarsaparilla will strengthen the parts
affected, stop the drain, quiet tho ncryes,
produce dreamless slnmber and allow vol
to regain perfect health. It Inns cured
thousands and will cure you, for, by puri.
lying the blood and Strengthening every
weak portionof the body, 1t removes every
symptom OF, disease. DAN
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee il.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Lily.
or Complaint? Shiloh's Yitalizer is guar
antecd to r you. :.
slecpless nights, made miserable by
remedy for you.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., A. 7. Young md
ohHs. aiehRemeller. cow
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DOW'S COLLECTION

OF RESPONSES AND SENTENCES FOR CHURCH
SERVICE. by HOWARD N. Dow. J
Just the book needed by every choir that has
short anthems or sentences to sing 4 tinu eoIlec.
Ton q y such pieces Highly approved by those
who have examined 1t. Price Soc; $40 dozen.
ANY hnnk mailel for retoI Ii mice ~. Li-- 49,
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CLoslSa out Buggies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
, J, W, FERREL,
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Grustcc Sales.
ocls Trustees q the Estate Of Philip RELY, decd.
TNRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

H~.4H##.- ..HE. ..|
BY virtue Of n decd Of trus, made by J. F. Week,
And Nielsen Weeks. bis wllr, 10 the Hndes,lgetr!
trustee, dated the ?lst day OF February, 4. D. ,lSsI
and recorded In the Clerks Office Of tho County
Court Of Ohio COUNTY. In Deed OF Trust Book NJ.
~ rsEe isS. 70 secure The payment Q! Il certain
siall proceed to sell at the front door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio county. In the City Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1854,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. ~, tho following do.
scribed real estate, that is to my: All OF A certain
piece Of land situated IN Triadclphin District, in
Ohio county, West Wig inia, md described M fol.
lows: beginning at a stake OH the north edge Of the
Cumberland road, corner to Henry Brons,roop's
lot and y: c. 1hornburgh; thence thirty.Ayy ISifI
feet I. with the line Of the Cumberland roud 10 n
,l'kS; i, th Y, parallel line with litonsttoops limo
derinss Of the creek to BsonstrooJ's line; themes
with said bronstroop's line on tho east Side Of tho
lot to tie beginning, u part Of the IL. &. Thorn.
burgh csinte. r.f,H
TERMS OF sALr-CAs1I. The title Is believed to DO
perfect, but selling Ms trustee | shall only convey
such title AS Is vested In me by said dee! u trust.
ocls -l----- d. II. DONESEK, Trustee,
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The best contribution from the specially 10 the
legitimate slnyc since the days OF Emmett, entitled
the u. c. sTEWARwS)
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oLIVER pITsoN & Co, pos,ou.

CHI. DrsoS & Co., J.. Z. DI1soS & Co, 4.
W. broadway, NY. l2.s Chestnut s., Phila,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02
FROM WACO.
THE A, ALDRlCH cAsEuP AGAIN
Horses stolen-An Insane Youth-A Cath
Ollie Fair - John MnnteIin Pleads
and Goes to Chester-Otbcr
NewSy Local Notes.

WACO, Dee. l.-LSpecial. Mr.. B. A.
Aldridge, of Dallas, who is the Texas
travelling nan and agent Of the Buford
d George implement company, of Kan.
sas City, arrived here to-day, to answer
an indictment Of perjury, found against
nm saturday, by the crand jury, in the
Uni;ed States district court. The mat
ter grows out of Aldridge's action, II.
the agent oi the Kansas City firm above
mentioned, in attaching certain prom
ertY OF A. Hinchm8n, dealer in agricul-
tural implements, here. Aldridge had
preliminary trial last September, be-
Iore United States Commissioner Finks.
mere who dismiss d the case. The in
Hlctinent now is rather surprise. al
though everybody familiar with the case
reels confident Aldridge will beat IL.
AS witnesses could not be got here to-
uaN, the case was continued until next
term Of United States court.
TWO horses were stolen in East Waco
,asJ night, and one was found in the
, hands OF an auctiOneer this morning.
who was just about to sell il. A man
named Madden, lately from Dallas, ia
said 90 be the thief, and officers are in
pursuit of him this evening.
g~N lille Heath, white, II wears old. was
dHJudged insane to-day, and will be sent
to the lunaliC asylum.
Inc city recorder had twentv-six cases
IN his court this m0ruing-the biggest
Honday matinee he Eas held in some
Time.
the Catholics Of this city will com
.nence three days. fair and festival, on
Che 0th instant.
Our t!x,collector-elect, o. ". David.
L.. 1. - n
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
THREE HUNTERs cooLLYRossEp
Rusk Penltentiary Prisoners Captured
Hunting the BuEsnfd Banda H0r-
While Deed Near sulphur
Springs Other News
Highway Robbery,

TYLER, Dee. Especial News comes
today of a rather singular robbery Of
three hunters on Bear creek in Hender-
SON county. 1t appears that one day
last week u man on the crank order
made his appearance in Athens, where
he created quito n disturbance, deCying
arrest 10y the officers ana leaving the
town with fifteen or twenty shots fired
at him and officers in pursuit. On Fri
day night he appeared at the camp of
three gentlemen from Tyler, who were
hunting on Bear creek, took supper with
them and remained talking with them
until a late hour. After they had nm
breeched and pnt away their guns he
drew pistol am ordered their hands up.
They thought it Il Joke at first, but seeing
determination in his looks and
being invited second time with ~
mean business, gentlemen, hold M YOUR
hands, hey were fOced to comply. He
then in turn ordered each man to
empty his pockets receiving So from
one, hve from another and gold watch
from The third. He then ordered one of
them TO get out the finest gun of the
three and breerh it for him taking the
gun he asked for twelve cartridges and
then orered the men to fall ia line and
uarcned them several hundred wards
down tho track Of the Texas & s..
Louis railroad after hating them he
lold them he had painted the town of
Athens red the day before, that the
sheriff was after him and he needed the
-un in his business, but taking che ad
uress OF the owner said as Tho pun was a
tine one he would return it to him. The
strange character then disappeared ia
me woods aud nothing more was seou of
him. y laugh on the hunters is now in
order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

pend anthracite coal mining, during
TWO weeks ln December, had failed, on
account OF the refusal nf the Reading re-
ceiver To CO operate. This led To he same
selling to 49,, Missouri Pacific falling
OIL = to HM; Texas & Pacific, q To 1872;
Union Pacific, 4 to SOS, and Western
Union, 3 to 6l4. About 2:30 the mar
ket began 30 Improve under the leader
snip OF 81. Paul, Lake Shore, Union
racine and Western Union. During the
last hour bu iUess was very active and
round amounts Of leading shares
changed hands NJ advancing figures.
As compared with SATURDAYS closing.
prices were generally 4 to pa per cent.
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BUSINESS BRIErs.
Tone OF tho .tnck Market.


New York, Dec. l. - Governments
strong.
Railways firm.
Business resumed ut the Stock er
change to-day with some irregularty
M I" dealings. shortly after the omen
ing, New York Contra develnp.d con.
siderable strength, advancing to pilt
n lhlhst ools on SATURDAYS close, RE-
sorts wore current that the RAILWAY ~ A.,
n"i been settled aud that the Grand
Trunk would refuse 10 carry m,
N"st shores cars hnreafrnr.
Ihese reports were subsequently,
d"ni,d, hut nevertheless, they had 4,
tioi effect ON the whole market North
.eStrn advanced from 9tSf 10 a1,4; 81
raul. us To- MY, Missouri'P.'ilic, 95 o
l5h; Texts Pacific, lax TO AZ; Union
Pacific. 5niS tn Ok. and Western
Union, 81 to blH Ia the afternoon,
there WAS report that an effort TO sus-
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TcIepIioye suit.

NEW York, Dee. LIN the United
states circuit court today Judge Wal
lace handed down decision in favor
OF the American Bell Telephone con-
pany in suit brought against the PEI
ple's Telephone company to eni in the
use by the latter FITS apparatus This
suit, which involved Il larger amount of
money IMAM any previous suit in the
Ohlleu States court, has been pending
for years.
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PlrTsBURG, Pa, Dec. The Chroni-
Gle and Telegraph, Youngstown, Ohio,
special says; VIII lam Arson, of the
Wood Mower and Reaper company, mo-
lllied the employees to day that the
wages VIII be reduced 20 per cent, The
wolkmeu 0f Miller d Cp's foundry ia.
riaved notice. of cut Of lDpar cent. IN
wages, Their ductiGu, 20 20 into effect
ay once aud he accent a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

THE people of the south aud north.
west would like 10 see Mix. CLEVELAND.
Whilst the idoa OF swinging around the
sirc'e has not been popularized by re-
cent movements OF executive dignity,
vet there Is special sson for Mn.
CD vELAN y Improvement of his ac-
9naintaure with apeople whose interests
lac IL about to take In hand. The south
Is considered solid, and 1t was solid for
i'in, ~ the Democratic candidate for tho
pre>iiouc~ Lot him visit them aud see
tor himself huw thoroughly unselhsh
has been thrir fovotion to a cause of
which he was the exponent.
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THE Texas Monitor In Catholic
organ, AID III lIERALp regrets to SEQ IL
de- o'e more " it's space to the abuse OF
Free Masonry Than It does TO indoctrnate
christ and HIN crucined. Tho higher
orshches OF Free Masonry. are cou
Hionsing asinnch to propagate tho true
christian ieligiun as tue Monitor, and i,s
attacks upon that institution are unne.
eessary and Of no avail. II might be
vel Tor that paper to endoavor 10 build
dp iis own christian organisation In.
aead Of trying to pull down AN ord =
that has existed long before the christian
ara, and Il now respected all over the
civilized world.
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Aud more than score of others. In.
cluiing Florence, Raymond, Pastor.
p'Neil, Rogers, Brooks, Scanl.n. AL
drirh, DAILY, Robeson aud Crane, WIN
.aok single seats at $50 aud S2l ON. A.
yearly all these wero returned To ,be
house aud will he re-snld. Itispxurr =, a
the benefit will net about Ss,mO, "a hicb
The fire. ''ss ny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

The Galveston News deep water edi.
ZION Is to hand. geographically, 1t is a
handsome aud neat issue and, beside,
tis filled v in the most interesting and
instructive reading matter. The read.
iog matter is strictly pertinent to the
purposes OF the issue and presents in a
fonciso and lucid msnuer tho neccssi.
lies for deep water on the coas of Texas
u, of course, is very partial to Gal.
weston aud presents that city in its
most favorable light, giving all It's real
advantages as well as many imaginative
enes, which Il natural we presume.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

MARsHALa, Dec. L.. Special. T. Tho
criminal term OF district court was
wiiod thiS morning, hut was adjourned
until Wednesday, ia o0n4ruuenre "t 80
confirmed Illness Of Judy" Buoty.
Rev. Father Perler, of Mnrinsvile ia
n me city. lie reports his colony in o
nourishing condition. -
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bloody Editors .

RoLLA, Mo-, Dee. l.-Inrormation
reached here from Vienna, Marie
county, that street encounter took
place Saturday evening betwees
Thomas NJ. Watkins, cditor orlhc Mario
Weekly Herald, aud John n. nigg,.
editor of the Marie County Courier, i'm
winch tho former was shot twice and
KILLED by the latter. The anrav grew
out Of a personal controversy thrungh
'hrlr respective pnp'rs. niggs surrcu-
deroi and was lod,e I'm iail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

IHH papers are agit,ting themselves
N the question Of what Offices rexas
'hould have. Tho HERALD leaves the
pnside'ationof these matters to a gon-
ieman by tho name OF GROVER CLgvr.
LAND, and it Texas don't get a cabinet
ppoin' ment, the HLhALD will think il
las appeared sound policy to sound
Judgment that such compliment
Mould not DC bestowed.
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Puhlie nsht Statement.

WAsHGNGToN, Dec. Increase in
the pnblic debt during November, S7l7,
l24i decrease since June so, 1884, $32, 49,
24ai cash in treasury, $42S,3io7s8; gold
certificates, $l2,0O7 $50; silver certificates.
Fl33,9lO, III; certificates Of deposit, s22,.
695OOO; refunding certificates, 1868 $50;
legal tenders, S3i6 68l DIG; fractional cur
rency, $6974 10. This is the frs. in.
erase in the public debt since July,
1871 and is caused by decreased receipts
and Increased disbursements on account
of pensions.
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J, kerr


ST Louis, Dec l,-Seats at the Olym.
p'c theatre for the benefit OF John W.
Norton, manager Of the Grand opera
mousse which burned week ago yes;er.
lay, sold to-day aud yielded $500 with
tour hiths IF the seats yet to bs disposed
among those who pIrGhassd O1xss ani
seats ara. '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

hR' NicE-PREIpENT-ELEcr THOMAS
y. hENDR cKs has b en- telling the peo-
he there are some @5Ol,0OO, 100 in the pub.
20 treasury that ought TO be, car bo and
mn he turned loose when the Democrats
IT hold of the government. Tho Font
worth Gazette says there are but $2g5..
V'oo ia ths treasury, We only mon
ION the fact to show what an ignuramus
dR. HENDRf X, is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

NEW ONEANS Dec, Misses Genr-
gianS and Josephine Conway were to-
day acraignrd before Recorder
havey, charged with shooting
with intent 10 kill Deyopshirp
and Lqgan, pleaded not guiltv and were
released on $3.50 bail, each 10 nppenr
Tuesday week Logan is reported out
of danger this afternoon.
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GOV. Mnrmadnl,r a, mnr.hni.

MARSHAL, Dec. l.-lSpecial,l -Goneral
John 7. Marmaduke, governor-elect of
Missouri, arrived this morning on his
way to New Orleans. Many OLD army
friends and prominent citizens called on
ths general NJ HIS hnt,il, much pl.ased TO
Meet hun. Gen. Mar,nadnke oppressed
himself delighted with Marshal and It's
goOd people. =, 80, = -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

THAT TROUPE FIRE.

H.
TYLER, Doc. l. Special. l-Troupe had
another fire last night. All Of the bus.
mess houses on tho south side were
burned, viz: Litmsn, j. A. Drake, Ayres
y jaw =, Powell & Foster, REYNOLDS 4
t"op"r, DR.. Hammers hotel, nr. Han
ncr'S grocery and j, G. Nicholson. le,y-
ing only tour or iivc business houses in,
tho town.
AT DENVER.
DENVER, Dee. The roHideure ot
Mrs. Nj. Il, Echhsrt, ON Highland ava
"ur, was burned this mnrniny Origin
unknown. Loss shout 81, 900; Insurance
$1,000
can SHOPS BURNED.
ST. Lou 8, Dec. The car and paint
shops of the Cairo Short Line railroad.
East ~ Louis, together with two mas,
senger coaches ana two box cars, wprr
burned tonight. TSo locomotives
we're also hl,dly damaged. Loss, ~ l,OOO;
covered by insurance.
A UNIVERSITY BURNED.
MADiso>, Dee. l.--Science Hall mi.
verStty was totally destroyed bv fro In.
nivht. The building cost 100000. Pher.
was 5000 Insurance. The loss of tho
rontents cannot no estimated. The
whole loss not less than $4,000.
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Tho Conn.INlIle irglon an.

PIrsBURa, PA, Dec. The 10 uer
emt'reduc,ion otvagcs ordered by tho
Conuelsv'lle coke producers syndicate
recently went into ,tlccG to-day ana wa,
accepted by all The employees through.
Out tAG tDun"svilie .,Iun. About $3.50
persons ara att, ii by the reduction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

LAST week cotton advanced in both
pots and options, and as itimmediately
ieclined again the Improvement was re-
;arded as the result OF man'p lation.
Nest rday the decline was more than re.
'overed, AND now the advanc. is consid-
red permanent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

AND now AZ this day comes Cleburne.
proposing to build RAILROAD TO Corsi-
ana. When the Fort Worth Muil builds
us rom to Waxahachie, Denton il, road
- Mckinney, Piano It's road to Ennis.
Terrell IFS road u Denison aud Grape
vine us road to Waco Dallas will be In
ne centre of a network Of railroads
without one touching this city. When
he skies fall they will all catch larks
..h.9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

ST. LOUIS, Dee. l,--PasSeugcr rates 10
ChIcago are openly quoted at 81 by ala
limos this morning, but by noon scalpors
put out al 90 cents. 10 Is said the Chi
caBo,. Burlington 4 Quincy viii pMre
on sale tickets for 5jceuts before night
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SnLPHuE SRI Gs, Dec. special. I
This morning, about I o'c!)rl, some
unknown person entered the dwelling
i. P.JQnes, living at Loelar'. store.
.en miles east Of here, and made hru
til aud mUrdcroUs assault upon Jones
70 Il bis wire with H axe. They were
asleep IN the same bod, Jones' was rn.
ipnal this morning no 8 o'clo. K and
stated that hp heard his wife Struggling.
and groanng aud awule. when he wa,
instantly struck over The head ronder-
ing hun scnSyie~s. lie had only AN In
stant in which to glance at The muir
derer aud slill he thinks he knows The
Yarty. Mrs. Jones has her skull broken
~ two places and Jones' skull is broken
IN ouly one, but the physicians consider
both eases hopeless. Mrs. Jones was
unconscious Mt las, alviccs, but alive.
Jone, will make an affidavit to-day. A
negro has been arrested, but is not the
person Jones charges with The crime
and viii lik, ~ be released. Robbery is
supposed to have been the object.
AlER.-The news has rencned town
mat tho negro has confessed To the
crime. Ills name has not recn learned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

FIFrEEN hundred thimbl 5 are swal-
owed annually by babies, 50 says a con-
emporary. Tits pleasant TO know that
20 lhimbles are kept in the Office OF the
Fert Worth G zette, or the number
night beincreascd about three thimblrs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

ALnANY, n. Y, Doc Henry Smith,
speaker of the assembly in 1872, promi
uenl Republican lawyer, died this morn.
iug OF congestion of tue brain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02
10 Hang.

New ORLEANS, Dec. I..-PAt Eagan.ir..
convicted oithe murder OF George 81.
Blake, waa sentenced to-day To be-
HANGED at such timo AZ the governor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-02

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. LIZ. IL. Thomas d
Coz dealers in aw books, have assigned
iur the benefit Of their creators. Their
assets are placed at S7oOO; liabilities
not stated,