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TYLER.

T1ra Arrl 14-lSpeoisl Tho Erie
+ 3. hrnp company propose to connect this
L. prox'mo.
the fiisby condition Of the city and the
gre rain TODAY places the SANE In Dsd
ia..tity 90 dition. Tna city rs bee m,up
20 p,ru,au, 'hs' If soma system OF drsinHre
So nor iossilu ed serious results vii fdiloD
Ili-leil cltie ou 30 Costly farm, by
J-tn Il Csfter, is the latest enterprise
zee.
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Tho SnrinP Nieaiinr.
Esy ORLEANS Anil l4-Rto,

ERv ORLEANS Apiii IL RAJ - New
Louisiana Jockey c'u5
Fhs Introductory scramble was q three
fourth mile dash; Gilt, won Redson. sec
nnd Pope Leo, third. 1ime-l:lS l
K don sold fayoriie IN the Gel1. Ten horses
started.
Pick ~Ics STAKES One and one-ioutth
miles; Zimora took the lead, entering
ne honcstfeich, and won b. two Lengths.
P-'er H.. second; GicnbRr, third. Time
2:l7. NJ M'le-Fcilowplay easily defeated
B n~ie Australian. Ten sisIts. Time
l:46l2.
On. ard ons-elgbth mile--Mart Borohein,
con; l. li- Dale, second; Manitoba, third.
Time, POI,
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sHKRNAp, AMI IA / 'peclal IA. W.
Campbell. Of Dtla', arrived tEi. evening Z
with his stable OF fact horses snf IL nov
snsrtered on the course. A She RACES for
Tomorrow have been filed gni Il q sport
II expected The hard rsil int visited
the counties south oi US old not re- ch Sher.
man and Consequently our track is Ia eK
cslent condition. A. visitors are loud ia
pi aiss ~ ths splf ndid condition of the
uack stables and grand s'sud, srd say IL IL
he finest course va ins state TIE n1tels
are Fl ling up win visl'orS, but ample &C.
cnmmodation will be fnrnisbed - all
COme!s.
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BsLlor April Ia - Soscial. The o0uft
io-tny thsca-s ofJ p Eokies txhsus'-c
the v-tra SKY men and only lolud
sevsu lrlrs rns sheriff was ordered 10
hsva ,.el.. "a i.a BY he mOrning.
.orasr g grfe rain storm visited tbis
900 : t', accom 9d1'ed by a little hail and
wind.
a.. g.. o,nrc- %; wGttr.y orks fine, Il n
ttecsy tni or'sred the fire oompsuies "a
ni-ft r.. ti- orsfs house Tonight 10 transact
tnt., .r|.ri nnAi -,
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Shot Ia, Iisad Oh.

6r. LOUIS, Aprlt a "A P1s!-OiTpstcS
Q urollton soecisl says: Suuday morning
Hump rev Bunch and jesse Glover, far
mers res ding Ia the northwest part of the
cnrn,y, qn.rrel'ed beoausa Bunch, who
WAS an uucle oi Glover, refused 10 allow the
ia,ter's ca tia TO feed on his pasture. GLOW
er went away but returned shortly and
shot The ton Of his 'cle's head OF. The
murderer fed ut Us hnty pursued.
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SAN ANGELA.

SAN ANGLIA, Apri' II -f5pFol'l Nv g.
Boston, held her. on charge Of horse
theft, and his br,iher de'sinsd by rro'
cers from Travis cnnnty on STINT
Ter charge, escaped this morning from
their gusrd sbIu I O'Clock. They ask q "a
he allowed 10 retire tor tee minutes, when
STOPPING and y ckins up pis',l', supposed
20 bo left IN ihe ys'd by ru arclmplice,
they covered the ga,rd, iofc.d him 10 un-
ebrckle him and lett.
The d'r'ric' court to-day decided the csss
Of JOHN WATT w. Charits ID wilson for the
nlsintn n. White c'si ing n RECESSION Of n
oon'rsci for the purchase OF Six sections on
tho g-oupd OF fraud
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Ma 81 Mean RAIN
4 mp Temp Tenn fall.


SAX FE.scrso :. April Ii Il Sallae C.i-
t,r,is. .p.cia, ..ys: rhomss Wal cltr. .
residsnt uf M tls.s lively sepi at IRON
hi, vie, fret ha sing. st she musxs
~ the gun, compelled bic ID
yea-.old diuga.r {, sio uis - his iof.-
IA us De ies. tie ~s- re eassd on binds
ard ssartsd home, aud ~ be va stepping
In the buggy his ron drss r.
YER and med i've sh's. all NJ
which m,-sed h,s par.r.'. Toe rxcitement
a.. - great hat o snoe iss withcr-9
tom ,hs n nd a d wancnsr eas resrr~-se6
ant ~. 4 & iii Ly'c,ing probs,'e.
G-Dsrl M'0see. ror ,sp 81 this IT.
s,n.on q s,u aefn "a 'da sgsia spsn
byoasn d 10 L, 49,
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HiktNIlAM.

BasEBAn. Apri IL Especial l-About q
O'Clock Saturday, evening II Lyons, BurIe
son county, n station about twenty-five
miles norlh on the Santa Fe, n negro man
nsmrd Gibbs Killed the wife OF l.. l.. Moore,
q highly resp,c'RDle farmer, with aa axe
because nhu Teiused 10 let him bit ct the
supper tanle. MIR. Moore was not nt home,
but arrived In time 10 see the murderer as
cape. The entire community turuoi ou'
and on Sunday afternoon late captured the
negro nc a point ten miles east OF Lyons in
tho prairie, lie resisted ard wan shot IN
Tive back with o load OF buok-shot before be
was token. He was put In wagon
and hau'ed nuok 10 Lyons, srriyinR between
10 aud IL O'Clock at night. By this time
iesliug weg highly incensed. Tne cfow1
secured oha,ns, tied he negro to post csk
stp INK with them. aud tearing doTn un
IL dry house mada 4 funeral py'e around
bim, inen ss,urs'ing h" Sb'h WIN coal OF,
y Hst h was ~ ea sod the we ched mur
lrrer was o on ~ r.lly Inahltd 80 dVaih
" 10 chArf'd rem ains ssr" pr-H this mora
rinast lDg pIsiu'e W. NJ ar ns hug
HIg he tree Tue resr, Wa a. csDrd
UoDv ct. wac wss -mI it-d s~n iHrm hsrc
hi Mourr. III usd ~ rfputVi"u 80 hein y
vsry nd h'grn. fhlss va u-uitun 40,
Occuff.Lo say, "@.'v.' m rieut
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I.ugg ON Trial

Lone TsL,ND 'ITY. April IL The csss ~
Chsrlt II Rngg, cNafged with the murier
al Mrs. and Mes VI M.nce, wss hr0usn b =
fore the court TO day RACES c1ur
moved 10 aus.h the indio ment on trs
Ground the grand jury vac imrro "
.mpannelled and iuc,mpe'ert. Fhe cour
overruled The m ion 60 quas1 ard rr auied
ne deienEe coutinus ica until tO-mor.
r1g
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RICIti.AND.

RICHLlND. hprl A. Special We
were vis { d this morning by rain orm,
which hlmoit covered everything with
weter No damage wes done with ihe eS.
certlon that some iot ces were blown down.
Parties from Ennis are going 10 open u
drug store here ~ oncf, 91maIhinR that Is
badly needed.
Tua Uentral railway have had their plat
form et this place repaired, and IL presents
a very respectable appearance.
BAR Duble hol moved into his nsR real
d@roa, jusr completed
Ol-iu iurmer saloon has been turned intn n
calaboose; the first man 10 was The retired
saioJnkegpe.
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wilcor hsppensd to walk into the yard In
time 10 saw. h,s daughter. The peRro
dropped The fslniinr pirl. Jumped the fence
aud speo away. The police were notiii d
and caught him 1T midnight and jailed
him. There IL biz talk oi lynshing, but
Sheriff Davis will gnard the jail.
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The CRISIS la CUBA.

KY WEsr. Apr,i II Nal .ivicss from
H,vana str,e ths, 10 Ter, p-ret'r'sd tie
rich Jurisdiction NJ Colon. receiving every
whtfr on ths road MAJ and horses: hsvin 4
oprned vs-inus pisntst ans wne-e hsip was
denied. The insu r-ttinn ~ili increas II
the troops are unable tn c,pturs 'he pat
ties. Some pape-a accuse t,- nil NV au
thorities OF n ter igno-.r~ y I'D ff.ref O.
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Nvw Yorx Aprl "A 1t is rs7or'ei that
thr L tied sits and = 81 nal ,tssm.
sa'p c,nn,ay's steamer Y iia1cr, rnpnine
hsiw-pu New Y TX and RIO a. J.--iro. ~.
He.n lot, eitb her ergo, incluii G 7.aao
bass 'i fsr. Toe passengers and crex
are repori I'd savd.
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NAvAsoTA Apulll Soerlh'. The cii,
&C Ion u Nk. pis - % the ~ - Ter
~ nl or and aldermen. Nr. J. " Fireman.
IS candidate tor re-elt CuOn With H..
miller as ms opponent.
Easter ceremonies were generally %
served by the different deuomiDNior =,
psr Lioularly by the T. Episoopsl.
Tne Central TnilroAd have engaged and
commenced building siding 10. n hn.
foc. quarry one nnd hat miles
nrr,hsess oil NavAsote, 20 got ms-
terinl Tor cuverte and bridge,
rbo lanie ledge oi rock extends ont 10 tho
Santa r. rtllrOsd end ss tie rock 3 OF q
sups rior ouslty IL c-uld bo easily shipped
% G 1lveslOn spd cther points The quarry
Is owned by Esmp lhomes, ofthis cl,y.
Tncro bsu pean match Psrie oil boil
made between Navasota rnd College Sta-
ton tor gext Saturday, 10 oe play ed here,
and Navss1ta aod Huntsville play on the
2lsi, on the lRttfr'a grounds.
Business is dull and wealhtr isasAnt.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SSfTi,EOc uSIY Jvp x DsLLAs
IL Coustv. wsrch is 1884 --By dirrc'ivi OF
tS. ommix Ion .rs csuto D-iis c,unty.. no
Slcs Il err BE- siv n ,h.s u Mordav, .Aph "a
iAa>. ntds stll b. seceised and opened y "a
ess sor ths urpS>~ o. but din< . Fire rroI
Of us las csasty. &C oriing u ih- rlans and
oclcin III n ,o~ o. be - n ne omc o'
y Pfsi a. a. archt.t Payoeufe Stii De M zoe
on = 4 wo-k q q o oxrr So - pr c-nt D 10
rps ~ A N all ~ ~ untii I've ompieuon
ost-e bui,6se T. 10 4 md sss'rtiy - ne e
ou.r,d 4 IN -ar sssul ! der. Gu III Rh u
S,t,.s. Y v rrkKE
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Eleventh Week of the Great Strike

FALL RIVER. Aoril IL --rne eleventh
wefk oi the strike opeus with u decided cato
TOR he manufacturers. They aIr rnnt log
more machinery than ~ any time durin ,
re strike. The miuuiac urers end work
ora predict he strike issppr .sching an end.
A greater uart of tho flnd has h'e-, *
h us'ed and but ltt'e 10 coming IN from the
on eide
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Penusyi,a f., III - tch sa4,: A trr dsmo
expl ,sion a. W01c's mlne ,n's morning AZ
8 O'Clock kill-d tw0 me" and seriously 10.
jnrod number OF utoers. i6ruouis IS
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sAI~EsVIIIE.

GAa.E yiLis Apri "a -fSpecisl. 10. ID
sh.ra. tcnt nsed /, hang tns 25 n ct this
morft. mas baf p's sentence coumuted 10
ii q fuprtnnfr
Sheriff l1husen rrcsived ts'eersm to.
dsy tullCng the sfr,st of Epps abd
UsdergOnf. sai tel a. this pl,c- fr rNt-
nins :te Whif,b ro hack ONE time l,si
y-nusfY a Ffw-td of s.,t0 IS Tired tor
tlsir ct.I1fiao 3. our tizens.
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NO ICE-iHh MA. Mrtr Or
IN Stockholders am Dire,t''s OF tho T,xes
TIuns KALI nd ompr
BY order OF The N r of Directors The apnua
meeting of he i'ir. ct rs " the iexs. Ttu
ksiiroad company W.T. bs b ID at he pun Q
ofice OF s-if comp ~, "a IN ely Of l'as,
snsteo Texss, ~ SIS ri street. IN he 2nd
Tu .aday ia NAV isr,. At ~ m aui the srnu4i
meeting OF the s,ckh"l '.'s OF SAD mp-ny
viii be ns ~ the ssme ola aud On tbes me
day.
JoHS WHITE. Secre =
DALLAs. TbxAs, 2rti T. 1874.
NJOTICE-THF NJ =. X rHILp ADVERT ED
IN s1tn~ three We IL aro "u ''"aner sIe
fnr ado, ,tisn can b. ound 1924 Iscs sou ~ -.
PIE 49, |, srts N NV
ROriCE Is HEK y uive, fhAT .E
IN rRuisr .nnusl NEE IN ~ the = Z aId-
! and uf the ,.r ri Of ~ ectpra oi h ii us.n
Trx.s Central r i,~sy c mpsry ~ b. teld
81 ths C,rn. nnS's On =. In tao ,ity OF 'nston.
~ Monday, NAY g. 1884 ~
n ne o. n .vch ~ ixSt
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Toe E..r m,.-..l-- ore-s ne fr ell
k,r6s - ..',rs. 80 4 met, re .m-o. 4.
l.setssd s-ia..f. h %. 20. . bu kre's
4 = p-.,,i h-,ioss, more co.
Ess-.---. s.-~s .s~.4s ssssS.
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milo L~gI.Inture Adl.urns,

Corrssu- o A ~ "a Foe .eillasnre
A. urn.,t .his morning rit mex January.
o,mm { .. ~ 'nvss.igs'e In. election frauds
st ,hci r-'.
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sp CA No,,c c.

&faF xTS, srST- ssrUs 10
o.m,,ssn o1as ne y ~ w.dse-rsy aud
nsfnssa eve n r.. Ns". ~h. ., urne Raj
Asaasii,sf ~ - Il ssss "a 10 e. pat II
- = s.1snA ~ ostsr, tss sf-r
=. ih>sAA -sss-~y-
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TIE WrAr,IsIi.

GALVESTON, a yfil IA Following Ia The
weather frrlrt inr tn- c,,tpn hell nIc ish.
st by h. u tied 5 a.. s'glsl aeryics not
.. -. 4. = / 4 q. ia.- Lii. L. I'll ~
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HENDER ,ON.

HENDERSON, April II. i.-r5psciall He /.
derson was visited With severe rain nnd
thunder storm this N ,raing. The Sou h
ern hotel va, struck by lightning and tn
whole upper story was more or less in-
jured. The liRhtntng seni down stack
chimney and literally tore i tn pieces
down to the second floor. J. II. billiard, .
St. Louls drummer. WAS 30 stunned by tn,
shock that he jumped on. Of the second
story window and received sligLt injuries.
His escape from death was miraculous. -
he was sieeping In an apartment adjoining
the chimney that was struck, and brick
we're thrown entirely scros, the room. The
lightning also struck livery stable aoou,
thirty feet OF and killed two horses. All
the property belonged to Cha'les Smith.
Colonel II. N. Lawson, OF this county,
late Indian agent, died very suddenly yes
terday with heart disease.
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HARsI BUas IA A.,t "a -Auenr tde
ch er. susi 80 4 y - or - NV
Yak 4 pee.s .sy ylv.nis Gal L. Z e
cowp .rv. Jo--.'r-r, Pcoi ..ivin q esp
psi, Ss.ssVSss.
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NcKINSyy, Apil H-f3p'c's' This
moron fas .ccti n VS. visitt 4 by . avy
rair aud nsi a.rm. No A mace dDpe
1t he resi- lie o. Il ) X B rry. 'he
bri '-'. ia,h.'. o. ,.s.sriay NJ l.. HUI
and Miss Npr,h B-frv ~e,a uni'en Ia Ia ~
rage. Tn. v,uue people are i.v' i'e mem
brrs o. society. aud q uni n 70 ssee, sno ht
is s urce oil gra iiicst on 10 numerou
iriendf.
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CLEBURSE.

CLrsuRHs. spn "a tspssial = The
puouc school, opened 10 nrs s',h IS,
pupils. Thew are no' all ~ sfsd q. vet.
Prepsrations sfe bling nude To ofn-meri
tse court hnu.e ys'd; sb-n ~ T. wed
can be pic'n "a
Aaoth.r rain I'll this mont z. Il il
quite warm 10 day.
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GOLDSMITH BROS.
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLIONS IN
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS |

Departments full to overlooking! Surprising
bargains in all OF them. Only by visit can you
realize Just what this means! We give you the
prices of some Of our goods Space does not permit
us to give them ALL though equally as cheap.
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Dress GOOd$.

~ hcigeE, Half Wool, I0c nor y'rd.
Huuttng-, IIAlf Wopi, zoe per 80.
rcw worstco Pisid q ystd- Tor 81.
Cashmerettes and Nuu's N.iliDg, yards
fnr al
Jnptness silks, 3 yards for 81.
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COyrANCHK

OcnAscHs. =" u -fspec'.'.l-rhis
ssctnr ne skzin ~ q wa - ~ hs-d
- gh.-- 81 .-s-.,s .-asf..-- y-ss--
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Millinery

4 Iiae Of untrimnod Hats at 90 each.
y lot uf Sew tiowaraA 900 sprny.
Tins g. sil tue Sow shnde-, goo each.
TIE hzudsomost Inc OF rrimmcd Hnts In
III. city. 500 To $40 enoAi worth double.
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PALEs TINE.

PALurrxR. April - -f5pecsal.-l-Cbar-
ley MichAnd,. lis . negro who works Tor VIII
coz, keeper OF the lBternatiousl station res
saurspt. Wilcox lives on the south side OF
the town, surrounded BY reside1ces Last
night, Michand vhilst the family were al
IN the house. called Wilcox's daughter,
. geo thi,teoa. TO rear door, grabbed her
throat, carried her down in
70 the yard, choksd sn"
boil. bnt iooga. te,2.rst..y. Fs.ta--:. :
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Fancy Goods.

4 Iotof New lace Collar. Mt 2Sc each.
a line of New Odentnl aces ~ aJo "A yard
Iadtuh Linsu Hem.Stitcbsd handker-
chi.f-, Toe zach.
New Na,nsooks and Victoria Lawns, 10
ynrds for 81.
ana cheapest and largest stock OF Elmo
Fmb beoideries la the south. from DC To 81
pee ynfd.
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Shoes.

a lot OF Chlldren's SHOES at soc psir.
4 I!ns of ladies New alring slippers nt
81 npntr.
A Ladies' Good Sutton Shoe 70 6. "A pair.
iiar. aims In Boots and Shoes.
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N - l- \ :. 1.-,1..I -
Il ''I'' -''% oo''e" ''',' .'it wear .
'"3 n'oa"- u ''"'i'e1 IelV hn', IRON
"uI [i Tue 'rou''5o'a' nay'Seea lo!ctd
II'ell III In 'pliu| 'l'9S' S'I"eu 'n'o
lle HUulow-''tte' 0'il iFS'e,IoJ
morning a." SoI'IF NY '"reu 'oI NJ -
l'1DecG" ZONES III a 'gW Ln'na'eS ne
l m's ". ,it ca .o.o 1'io mug iooln ''
OHG S''e1 u, ,""7' 'e~ 9P'o9'e'' wiz"
Welcomed l''n W''n i'ef I. us"'! StaI
c'ouS S'nI'e' "a 81 l"oN''e "i ,i
a ".no. "e, ,o .I ~ lu0 i'3''9 i. "u'eo
ho|ei' tu" 40 ., I""F 10" " " Shippers
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DowN in the bed Of the river at
the foot Of Rock street, Little Rock,
brave men are gradually sinking the
caisson, on wuiah the draw per is
being built The caisson is built OF
heavy timbers, so constructed as to
form an air-tight chamber beneath,
in which the men work. In this
chamber air is compressed by means
of steam air pump, making a pres
sure Of 700 pounds to the square
inch. Men unaccustomed to such
extra pressure suffer from its effect
so severeI y that none bat perfectly
sound men with healthy, we'll devel-
pedlungs can stand it. Even the
best ds2eIoped men bleed freely ut
the nose aad ears the first time they
lower themselves below the trap
door that holds the compressed air in
the caisson. This bleeding, however,
occurs but once, for after the first
ho,'t ,its body becomes accustomed
to the extrsl 1ressure and no further
trouble is Experienced except free
perspiration and a feeling Of extra
heat. Many vague rumors GONE up
from the depths from where the men
are now at work. 1t is said that tire
hull Of an old boat has been touched
and number of skeletons found, be-
longing perhaps to men who persisted
when the boat went down. Some OF
the men have found struggling pieces
oil old coin and a number Of valuable
relics. Memphis Appeal.
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Spain Does NOtWant to Sell Cuba

MADRID, July LIN the Senate,
prime minister CASTILLO states that
Spain absolutely has no intention Of
selling Cuba. In an important inter
view Yesterday between the American
minister, Foster, and CASTILLO and
Senior Elduageu, minister Of foreign
affairs, the Spanish ministers showed a
desire to arrive at an equitable com
mercial arrangement, Foster assured
them that America was animated with
amicabIe views regarding trade with
Cuba, and as far as possible would
feel inclined to meet the views OF
Spain and Cuba. He declared that
America had no desire to annex CUBA
now, nor any future time. America
had no wish to assume further poiti
cal responsibilities. He thought, how
ever, that something must be done
for Cuba quickly. Mexico is already
importing sugar into America free
and unless Cuba and the EngIisl
West Indies secured equal terms it il
evident their best market was lost.
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Travel on Freight Trains.

Mobile Register LIST
A special from Meridian printed
Sunday morning, to the effect that
on and after to-day, passengers will
not be allowed to ride on the freight
trains of the Mobile and Ohio road,
suggested question on the subject
which was yesterday put to Mr.. Wal
Ter, the general passenger and ticket
agent of the company. In answer
Mr.. Waller said:
"Ies;we have had to issue an order
to the effect mentioned, and | don't
see that it will Inconvenience the
commercial travellers very much; for
they were allowed to travel upon the
freight trains of the Southern division
only. Besides, we have a double
daily both ways on the line and, ia
cilities for travel are ample. 1t is
not the practice of roads which Offer
such accommodations to let passen-
ride on the freight trains, and in ceas-
ing such practice we follow the eX-
ample Of all the 6rst-class roads in
the country. BY tapping the stations
and journeying by all four trains
which pass during the twenty-fouI
hours, commercial man can move
around about in about as lively a
manner as he will care to do.
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How Poker Was Sawed cut Wcst
San Francisco Bulletin.

San Francisco Bulletin.
Poker was the glory of California,
and of San Francisco in particular To
endeavor to regulate this game that
it should have rules that could be
pointed to as official interpretations Of
the mysteries surrounding it, official
action became necessary, because the
unframed minds of amateurs were be-
ginning to be muddled over values OF
different hands, and there was danger
that the confusion would increasc and
hopeless corruption would OF the
great game result, if prompt action
were not taken. In 1874, however,
San Francisco arose to the occasion,
and through the Board of Supervisors
passed a law which forever put stop
to strife, and which saved the great
game of poker from utter ruin. This
law which now stands on cur Stature
book under the head Of section 36.
reads as follows;
"Every person who at the game OF
! poker or who, on betting on Il hand
OF cards, as a poker haud,' shall, by
claim, pretense, or represention that !
or / cards Of the same suit beat three
aces, or threes OF any kind, obtain OF
take any money, personal property,oI
valuable thing, wirh intent to cheat
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MONTE PiCKENS.
Gen'l Travelling Agent.


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