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to loan by Nixon Elliott. 2l-tf
Especial attention is given to the filling OF
prescriptions at Israel Bros, day or night.
A competent druggist sleeps in the store.
In the winter season slight cold should
never be neglected. the sudden changes in
the weather may bring on complication
Of diseases from which death may result.
DR.. Jackson's Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Lungwort will soothe and cure 1t imme-
diately. Sold by all druggists. 45-6mo.
Mr.. EDWARD LAssELL Il have no dis
position to boast OF the merits of any pa
tent medicine, but three winters ago froze
my feet and have suffered great deal.
have tried a great many different kinds of
medicine, but Of no use. Your All Heal.
ing Balsam has been success.
Yours respectfully,
CORA E. MCCLANE.
March Goth, 1888. 7tf
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Thos. Lynch left the city yesterday MORN
ing for New York, to purchase spring stock.
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We hear but little complaint or the con.
dition of the wheat.
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DIR. Jackson's Blood and Humor Syrup
will positively cure all eruptions, ulcers, or
bad sores upon the body, face or limbs.
Win thoroughly cleanse the system and
blood OF every trace of diseases that have
their origin therein. Cures rheumatism,
sail rheum and canker, and is well recon-
mended by the medical profession oil over
the country. Price ~ per bottle. Sold by
all druggists. 45-6mo.
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Wanted.
BITING Bros.
A girl.
Dentist.

L. F. Sherwood formerly of Rochester,
N. Y, will open dental Office May LIST, 1884,
in the new Terrell building opposite the
postofiice, Main street, Wichita. 4s-1lts
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Money.

The wealth OF Sedgwick county farmers
to loan by Nixon Elliott. 21-tf
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Col. lines took flying trip to Lawrence
SATURDAY. evening.
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PETER MULvANY,

haIITOHu CUHtIuCtUT, CHtHty'
Apply to LOvejoy & Jones' store, Cheney,
Kansas, or to Basley & Leveridges City Sta
bles, Wichita, Kansas. 4S-tf
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For chills and fever, ague, dumb and third
day ague, remittent or intermittent fever,
or any disease of malarious nature, use
Collins Ague Cure. 1t is an absolute and
positive cure, thoroughly cleansing the sys-
tenn of all germs Of malarial poison, acting
directly upon the liver and bowels. Every
bottle is warranted to cure or money re-
funded. Price 90 cents. Sold by all drug
gists. A-smo.
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The cheapest lots are in ElliOtt's addition.
Stock ranches--one Of $500, one OF 200
and one Of 1000 acres, for sale cheap by
21.tf Nixon Elliott.
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liurlcrous Passenger.

ST Louis. NJ ,rcn % Shortly before IL
O'Clock last night as the Chicago Il Alton
east-pound train from Ki sas City was au-
proaching Gillian Missouri, Condnc or X.
G. DunsmOre had some u pleasant Sords
with a passenger named Powell about the
Collection of fare. Powell wanted to get of
ut Gillian, hut the conductor
told him the train never stopped there.
After the conductor had gone into the NJ X
Car Powell overlook him garrotting him
from behind aud attempting 10 car his
throat with q pockei.knite. he succeeded
in cutting deep slit Ia each Of DuDsmore's
cheeks BIZ fore the latter could break away.
DuRpmoro. who has use Of but one hand,
then struck Powell two CLOVIS, after which
they were separated.
Ls,er.-Duusmnre borrowed q revolver
and going in where Powell WAS sitting
compelled him to surrender his knife aud
throw up his hands. When ths train reach
cd Glasgow Powell was tuned over to the
authorities and the examination took place
TODAY.
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lnl Aai ,a salsAs0lA

Ths nns y ~ hsn shsn is so~feo-
thus n aunIH ntttIfes sfs st1ut ~
tl1otn infiiI AZ mll \ fef fns ode -
spfinr, inH s'fsshef aiigsl ana ne
Bfpta'h.fhnh blflin ~ fn'nf 10 sitl
phslans ~ manor nf,1h fbe fflnNef sn0
iid IN ne vra siHss = mslsaonUly, whiise
the haad nfls" men snt me lsN W N to'es
Of the avenues, Efen m. 'nnnluf TOT a.
drrmnn = II be sea ie' ~ The ~ Ddy ap-
: l'caf i0r IN. ~ IN es he council
has In ~ p0s-r no, aud q iifs upon
quirs ~ ps' nuH Inni@ndins ro'iiion
49, ters Ril b. tirgft Ne 10 iac- ~ every
mss vino aan sFi'r ~ nsm~. Fs-fy body
signs everyihif x snd me y tilion dodge 70
4 dsad fsiluTs, bni still tn- nnissuos mskeo
Its DO y g. t',~ distress. 4 nupir - though
Iis inu'ili'y stoodulfehuked. vwls bag
.telle
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lions ssbt ,hsa w ,he ib,sisr
N eioosllon, b. vs. ~ .
faplH strides IN the eduoalpl
ofihe oolnfed fsrs, Tho lrnhisnoe sven slu
this measure hal W b. net and vhslegei
trouble tbe work night entail II was on
that all The people o. The f1ffh aud s0u
would take pleasure In directing. the wofi
add guiding thai nisst massln ia sioS bni
on vard ani upg I'D hath.
Mr.. Cnllom would not say he wonlr
not vote for tue bill IN ~ present SHAPE,
but thought II ought H. hs 10 soms re-
spects amended; he would like 10 ss'
the appropriation confined 10 the southern
aistus exclusively ana No adjusted Az To ne-
gin With only ABOUT ~, 900 90 9th . risr
tor u few years as the money oonln
bs proiitsbly applied and than d.
m an year BY year yea. as tbs ct ,,. ,s,
work; he would make . toiel eppr. priatioD
OF $4,000 600 Instead OF $3.50, CO., 900.
Mr.. George favored the bill.
The executive ,ession then adjourned I'M
I'll Monday.
WAsHIsaroH, Marcn 2s.-[Prsss 1.-The
Judiciary committee reported favorsby
upon the senate bill providing that the
disbelief in God shall not discredit a wit
ness.
The same committee reported adversely
on bills repeating all laws which initiate
against the equality Il personal rights on
account Of religious belief, and Ieqairng
newspaper articles to be signed by wit
ness.
Anderson introduced concurrent reso-
lut on for the inal adjournment OF cor.
gress at IL o'clock ON the "a Of June, 1891.
Referred 10 the ways ami means commit
leo.
After the transaction of uuimp ,rtsnt
miBcs laneous business the house Ocssd-
cd 20 tho confederation Ut private bills.
House committee on banking and curran
CIV an hor zrd favorable report GA the
bill amending the Rsvis' u statues ~ that
Citizeus Of the five civiiizad nations Of the
Indian territory be permitted TOT orm an ni-
ganiz N,on under tina p"nv sions OF the
nat 0nal btt king set, tlei- ludian blood
10 ihe oohtrarv uo.wi hs'uudinr.
fhs house went into comm ee oi the
vhulc on tho private calendar. Two hours
we're con'umal Ia the discussion OF u oil
Tor he relief Of certain snliiefs OF the late
war ir1n the charge o, de8ertior. l. wps
iiually laid over without seton. rhe COM
niittee rose and The hou-a passed several
private hills.
o Neill of Pennsylvania. presented Q
resolution from the convention of WOOL
growers IN favor OF the restoration oi the
duly ot 1867 on wool
Rsrd,ll moved that when the house ad'
journ IL be TO meet Monday next.
About twenty members opposed this
mnlion snd manifested their opDo ition by
raising the point of no-quornu, and 4
wgs only by the casting OF tue speaker
vote he motion was ii nelly carried
The house then took recess until 1880; the
evening being tor the consideration oI
private blls.
At the evening session the honse passed
pension bills among them one giving q
pension of $50 a month 10 tna aidow o.
Mojor.General James Is Steedman, and
u bill granting pension 20 Mrs
| Sarah Il II. Beige, VINO served al
d soldier for tnres years under the as 'umed
nsme,oi Franklin Thompson and when eict
aRd about to be sent to the hospital DE
serted to escape election OF her sex.
Adjourned I'LL Moodsy.
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Hangings.



SAN BsasAgotso, CAL.. March 23-
Wniam K. Med 1oaid wts hanged 70 -tsy
tor the nnrder OF Maggie 0 Brien,
January 3O.h, 1883 Next TO
tue siranging OF Della TiIlson, by
Wheeler In this city, the crime clmmlttei
by Mob pns d WISH most atrIciou. in
California. H eeduced The youig girl,
Maggie O'Briru, and isiog of her
induced his wife to eniice the girl 70 lonely
SCOT. shot ner, an red her boty with ROCKS
aud burned the corpse. His wife dis
closed the secret. NJ Donald Was
arrested Frbfuyry 2Sth, last, es
c4psd from jail aud was re-
CO ured On mounting the scaffo d
the murderer maniiested great GOODNESS and
said he mad 10 iptsntion of slliing Maggie,
that It was his wifa ~ho struck the fatal
bIos.ibs, che vas Jealous. He exonef atpd
the fii.eis from all blame in connection
with his late escape. Gave instructions re-
garding the rops, asking for. greater
drop than nad been = provided.
His neck was insi autlv broken aud lac died
without struggle. This parting scene be.
tween him aud his mother was very affect.
ing, moving strong men to tears,
FRTHE BIsBEE MURDRR
ToMBsToNs, ARlz. March 30. W. Sam
ple. Dan Dowd, William Delane, Dan Kelly
and James Howard were ha iged
at ILLS this moruiug for the Bisoee
murners. The five bandits marcued up the
steps 10 the scaffold without fnching.
All declared their innocence, and
that Heath, who was lynched here,
February 22i, was also innocent They babe
good bye to their friends, expressed faith in
Inc Chrieti.n religion and requested their
b atiies be delivered 10 Father Gs lagher
Nothing occurred to mar the sher frs plan.
The mui derers were all dropped off to-
gether and exc p ing Dowd died
Without struggle. Over 1000
p.rsons witnessed the execution. A
large bslcony had been erected out
side overlooking the jail yard.
The butler i'tsnded to charge $1.5O
admissions, bat IL mob be ane indisnsnt
which fdll wed seven persons wer in.
jufei 0ne man had his lee
broken, and another his arm. The bal.
conr would have seated 500. With this
exception everything passed of quietly,
Tnev were .xecutrd Tor the murder OF
Deputy Sheriff T. 8. Smith. job, Tsppen-
psr, Mrs. r ,ner,s and one Kelley, while
robbing Ca>i aneds's store and raidine Bi
bee last November. All died game,
The criminals didn't show the slightest
fear near the approach Of 0eath.
After being shaved aud dressed In
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Iabornnd Grange Organizations.

CHICAGO, March 2S-The SAFE c,Dven.
tion of iaaor snd graz se organ zition-
adopted a platform of principles o ne pre-.
san'pn to The democratic aod republican
parties, at their sia,e conventions, and ak
their adoption as the pr &c of the votes con
,rolleG by the convention, aud in the event
OF moth refusing. the ex$ cutlve committee
is empowered 80 recall convention for the
purpose OF putting to rd ncset 10
the field. Among he principles
announced are: The aoo i,ioD OF The
prison contract labor enactment; the eight
hour law; preventing the teaching oi col :
dren trades except 10 the indus rial
schools; Tor prevention of moDop,lirs in
lard bv firrigners: favoring c0moulsjrs
|, gsalion for he better regu ttion 81 raj
roads; for hoarts Of arbitrat on betweeu
employer aud empI'yP. mak,ng he em.
plpyer liabl- for jury or loss OF life OF EN-
pl oy es the week = psyment; abnlishm st
Of the truck system and the suppression OF
corners.
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FoRTY.EIGHrH CONGRESS FIRST
IA SESSION.
\ srKArs.

~ kENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-[Prass. l-Mr
P,Imer from ths commt,tse on womaD's
ffrage, reported favoraplv ajpint rasolu-
tiou proposing AZ amendment to the con
s,itutIon TO extend the right of sugrage to
women.
Mr., Cnckren sold this was an action OF
the majority of the committee The mi
nori,y would hereafter present their vie~s.
The joint resolution was placed on the cal
endar.
M Miller, of California. called mp and
the senate passed the bill authorizing the
secretary OF the navy 0 issue procama-
ton filing reward OF 25,0O0 to be pa d
to private parties who shall discover, rescue
or SIT sfsctori,y ascertain the fate OF the
Greedy exposition.
The srrai took ~ the education bill and
Mr.. Lamar addressed the senate in its
support. Hs had NJ DOUBT Of It's
co stiiu,ionxlty; this educational
scheme was, In his opinion,
the first step taken by congress
in resard to the race gu s;ion in the Uliied
s, ates, and would hava more decisive ct.
& ct upon that question than the thir-
t, enth, fourteen b and fifteenth amend.
ments, unless this measure was
be CONSIDERED as ne thought
t should be considered as the logical se.
uueuce Of those amendments; IT was a
NJ
can ,qnence to the people OF the
south, apert from the question of
m oney involved, it would give to
the c jmmnn school education OF that sec.
lion ar impetus 1t had never before known;
1t would stimulate the people graple
with a difficulty In the pyeseIce OF
which they stood appalled, the
existing conditions and schools and COL
leges suffered with the rest; this magDapi-
nous measure would iniuee new hope
into the people OF the south;
1t would be a manifestation
of respect and affection for them and would
dispel wha'ever impression past events may
havs proNucsd, tanding to show that this
government stood In an attitude Of austen.
tevvrity toward them. The idea that
the an cunt was toe large to be prof ably
applied, Mr. Lamar SAID, was q mistaken
one; the south had scnool-houses and
teachers enough and ample material for
making teachers, because the south
did MT sfford the same variety OF eco pa
ton q did the north. all that was wanted
was money with which to employ tn, IN; he
Won d very much regret 4 spy
adopted, namely, that which provides that
the money should ba administered BY
agents ofthe federal government; It would
give To, the measure hsrshnefs
unworthy OF its great purpose and would
change lis whole aepscs and character
for IL would In a certain sense b. an.
acting the color line, the adop-
t,un If snch an amendment
Is he deferred 10 wonld introduce an eIe-
nlept OF discord into the operation ct the
Act. Tor there would be COZ ficsing an hori.
tiee: the agencies selec ed ny the bill rs
Il sload, wars agencies having
The confidence OF the people, whereas. any
ofber agency would place tho sdminis'ra-
tIon Of the act In the hand of strangers, re-
snonsibie to no restraints OF lccsl
81 public sentiment; men who would
Be- apt to be moved by political oonsidera-
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asked.

asked.
g vernmsnts strong.
Rsilxays generally firm for round
amounts. New Orleans, Chicago and 81
Louis / STE sold 106, II slight advance.
Speculation at the stock exchange dull
ana without special feature. The market
closed irregular. compared with
last nieht. The c'o,iog prices
are is to SIS per cent higher.
for Northwest, st. Paul, RICK Island,
Lsckawapna, Missouri Pacific, Michigan
Central Kansas & Texas, Erie, Northern
Pacific Oregon Transpor alton, Reading,
Tex,s & Pacific and Wabash preferred, and
l.8 to 10 per cent. lower for
Den raj Pacific Canada Southern,
L,uisvill. & N ,shville. jersey Csntrsl
Pacific Mail & Western UJion. American
Gable rose IL aud United
Sites Exnress, Oregon Navi-
cation declined 2 to 81 Cleveland d
p,tsbure sold l40 and Fort Wayne 127.
Specie Q gsgemen,s for o agon, for Europe,
IT, IN orrow amount to S503 600 in gold b,rs
and c,in. The trAosier bJoAs If the Mich
ig.n Central railroad comoany will be
closed on AprIl 3 for the purpose of The
annual meeting and vii hs re- opeped May
OH. Transactions, 2cs.0O0 .hsres.
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no RE DIsCONTINUED.

WASHINGTON March % Especial. 10
Monday the sperisl mail service from Ii
bon 10 X D., Dallas county, will be di
continued
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DENVER, March 2S.-Prooably fifty build
ings Of all sorts were unrooted by yester-
days wind-storm. About midnight a
portion OF the rear wall OF the Liudell
house was blown in. The guests were
previously warned OF the danger and IS
capped Injury. The exposition building Was
partially unropfsd. A young man
named Wood struck by = !sliips wall On
Twenty Eighth snd Curtis s'reels was ex.
tticitsi in M UNCONSCIOUS cond ton
and will probably die. A coach on
The Circle road WAS blown
from the track. near Fleming II tuburb,n
s,atins, aud Que person was Sc.
rinu lV hurt. The 00maKe throughout
tns CITY will probably 1 Exceed Sl5C00.
A. Cheyenne the wind reached v,lJci y
OF Sc niles per hour, out no serious dam
age Nas done.
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BISMARCK, OAK, March % The gorge
which formed nera ,his morbirg still holes
and extends several mites above. The ice
IL vary thick. rh. low lands "n both sitss
II tho river are submerged sbd a
body Of waisI aud ice ars nov ran
Mug over tho bank b,tr.ea the
bridge aud the main dnm. Hart river
hss backed up and rep tltign o. igr
~ IDS OF 1881 IL fstred. Al CONN unica-
lou by ru,i west IL now cuy IL Rep
say the rivnr 10 stul Rang and III ~ ice,
Tue Ice gorge extends i,om Sibl.y l,laud,
five miles below, 10 uotut rs
Tar above ths city rs has been
seen with a strong glds', piObtblS ten
mules. The Toe " very thick, SOM cakes
containing arfes. TR"ru are nine ste mefs
,ied up AZ the leveaa aud the esc-ps
Of any ona will hs mirsol lous
The ice hos showed s0l,dy agsins. the
shores. Ice moved this We log, ircretsip <
the hole IN the sssmer Block Iii IL and
she Sank. Loss $1,000. Bstw,eu the
bridge aud Mandan tnteO miles of track is
cove Ell with ice.
ST PAUL, March Is An ice gorge bss
formed IN front of the city just above the
Wabash street bridge, be ween Mime
sots boat club Island and the
east side. Tnls threw the eansI
over the west side Of the island. and u mt.
ing in soon sawed away two piers OF the
bridge, hut no further damage. Efforts
were made this afternoon ia
blow up the gorge, bat s.,
fer have not proved successful. 1t is feared
the rivsr will cut "A new cnsnnel on the
west side Of the island, and compel the city
to build new bridge.
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No,nNATlNG CANDIDATES.

At c,ilzens mset ug q II IN Eist DaIIss
last evening tor tne purpose OF dominating
cSodids,es fr, the approaching municipal
,lpciion in shat uew burgh ii N. James b.
Simpson WIS pominatsd tor Inavor. j. "
Pave fer city marshSl, and Gilbert
Wright. John l.. Heory, A. ] Portsr. O..
w, Cru cher AID n N. Haste for alder
men, II is understood that there Wal DO
Al indenendent ticket in the neld. M
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NlelUn. N efs mofslsu1 eosaly lYs
~. ffHFs u full NJ paf lsllei. Wmn.
uufff ihe mrf strps, rsfH nufd NJ ~
tnd the 0alifa ifmi'g n 80, vhn sie rofh
a. tho asine time. afe ~ M = vefi fefi luf
e0nf ilnn aud N uf1hfh'e the h1puiiiNs
aad uuf ~ tbs az lea ismily y dis To
f0rmff 10 IN = oomaiOse set He's nnitls
ssalips . lld 'ond. sti fa1hut nrrn -
m1uin NJ mrss hs afm- ifnm NJ tiie.
Louis Enritla snd hglyssief Sdinltss.
who ais, psfl0ot OF me difessad meat arr
oon alaseeut
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GREAT britain AND PORTUGAL
TREATY.

WASHINGTON. march 28-lPfeqs 1.-The
COPY of the proposed treaty between Great
Britain aud PORTUGAL By winch Americ n
'iuterest m III. Congo Is effrcsed. It Is IN
derstood the terms OF the treaty are rot IN
accord with tho views OF the president on
the subject. as exp,e sed in his last annual
message. The treaty will be referred to the
senate comm tsss M f,veign relations.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Ovesstri rs al ,hs cattle Commission =
Dnnviiie Iavesdga,ior.
70 Recommend Indian National Banks
Senator Coke.
A OpportunIfy for Cierkships 10 Ma
tioDsI Department..
Text ofthe Proceedings OF the National
Congress.
niscelIaneous Washington News Items.
THE CATTLE COM MISSION.

1Asurseros, Marcn %. Especial -
"a 1853 NJ, treasury department created q
sattla commission c,Ir nosed Of j. Law II.
r. Thss,r and J, II Saunders. 10 i,vesti.
nate the ou sstiou 81 Qusr.utiping iinpor s'
~ cattle. rhe commission went iurther
/touched rather stronger OF exportntion
81 American cattle than on the subject
\Sor which they were appointed. They
go on, Of thor way 10
say ths,-ths conditions prc-requ site 20 a
periect qn.r,ptine of health IN our cattle
exported re-:
For lune p'Aeue-rhat tho eoverno . of
the ptateS IN which this INJECTION exlst,
shrll pnt IA force such measures as sha'i
prevent hn removal Il a1v o1vioe animal
out Of the contami" stfd ARA, ard obovenl
its Introduction INFO any public 't1cs-yard
THROUGH Uhich expor cattle src drawn.
For Tex fsves --rhsi tue national gov
eminent shall preven the shipment north-
ward out Of the area in'ec'ed with fexSs
fever of oil cattle whatsoever, excepting
from the heeinu'' Of November to the be-
ginning OF March
JJndsr th,, ao'inn ~ such laws. rigldly adj
ministerpd. II would b. ssi. 10 give car
tificats of eOuniness, rs regard these fwo
plagu .. 70 export cat J.. aud sucn docn-
ment shovld ,ecure ,nd poin,nin IN" ca IL
dencs OF All. and Ouaht TO bring rritxa-
tion OF tina Enelish restrictionsif anything
: hCrt OF 'he nD-nlit OK ioct'on VI e'V 'u"h
plague In our midst viii.
The paragraph az to time OF shipment
lnortnward (Which mssns Texas cait'r. as
Kansas and Colorado cattle are shipped
eastw 4rd) IL a direct thrust at the Texas
cat,l, industry. That state ships ard
drives her cattle between May and Novem'
Der, Hence she would be v'r'usliv
barred ont nj the general mar,
kets of ,he country. Oar members oil
congress ara awake 10 every sly attack ON
the cattle trade Of Texas. and the above is
not the only proposition to create on EN-
barge on Texas cattle ship
ments. The plenro-pneumonia bill was
q dangerous measure AS introduced. and
might have paced in that shape ont Tor
the pers;stept ell ,r,s OF the Texas delega-
, ton, particularly me represe ltsiives oil the
cattle regions. The report oftb commits
sion has bsen referred 20 the appropriate
committees OF each house.
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FROM FORT BELKNAP.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-TPress. J. The
,oom missioner Of Iudien affairs received the
following disnatcn from tndian Agent Lin
Corp, al. Fort Be kntp:'
indian Reser vatiou Montana, March 9th:
Fort b. lkaao is par " under voter We
are camppd on ihs bin near by. There is
mai. very mHch danger We but a fair pros
meet of ths seeDcv buildings bsing swept
aWav, a. the r yer is custipg channel close
to the Fart. Give mo permission to pur-
chaaa tanta
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New YoRK, NJ arch 23.-At meeting Of
the board OF directors Of the Western I'M
ion telegraph company to-day resolutions
on the tath of Aucus'us Sch IL. memb Der
Of The board we're passed. President
Green was AUTHORIZED 10 commun cate the
action TO the family of the deceased and
.xoress their heartfelt sympstho aud con-
dolpnce in their great here 'vemsnt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

PIrr'RURdu, NJ rdl 2S.- About 800 c17i
miners IT toe 'Ouftn cool -lruck sR'ust
reduction 4 one qI,r,-r ~ q cent > E
bush,l VA the prica III mining, | ~ 'a'd
that tue thi,d pool op-r "ors ain ins't
upnn Hnnihrf ca ~ n Qu'rtrr OF csut.
rue men are iR no clndut on . sIiko, Es
lDabCes qra VFrV toe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
pRnpARiNG rnn EAsrkR.

The hens sr ou,y w 'hsif preparation TOR
Faster and seem ~ u-usl pr1mpt IN the
discharge OF Ihrir,Rgs ant rut'.s. AZ lay
mem hers thew are d.oiged success. They
have on the rise ~ tgh e-sss 20 complete
their duties WIEN ihvg pf"p0s 10 adjourn
for three weeks mpfe snd will re'appear In
maironlv 0iguis clu kl Q for tho broods
which ,uNa,n in ms o.. tnrsi lsbors the
peripa P'c preacher.