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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
CITY CHRONICLES.
A Double Wedding nj the First Pes
byierlan Church.
A Stranger Startled Ia a Seemingly
Suicidal sOrtle.
Other Hatlers, Local IN Nature
LOVE LINKS.

Tho Flrsl Presby tsrian church. tatily
dacoraled with roses and wresihs ior ths
event WAS crowded last evening At O'Clock
upon the OCCASION oi an unusual ceremony
smongst us--N double Wedding. Tho high
|eoniFactl-g parties vere the two hnnlsoiae
|ttitoly and elegant doughtors OF Colonel
ana Mrs W. ID. Wyle; aud tho fortuuate
young men who ylucked the prizes were oil
ihsmost esteemed OF our society hehuS
Mia Nellie MAS Joined - the holy
bonds 70 NJ. II. 3. Holden; Whue
Mia Enas was s., uniten 70 MI J. ~
Ballard al OF this oily. Thn impressive
ceremony was Performed ~ rev., A. =;
Bmith Tho ushers vera MeHsrs,, samutl
III. Boyle, 0wOn ID. Burnett, Oha, "a hel'
ming, aud Joseph y. Ooulion' Ire lAI
brides we're most becnminply hulreu ln
travelling costume. After the ceremony
wah over the couples WIN iew friends re-
paired TO .hc home 4 tho brides p1renla
Tor n few moments, nad were thence driven
20 the Pullman sleeper on the Houston x
Texas Cenlrsl railroad track, Rnd
on which tney LEFT tsls morning
at o'clock, Mr.. aud Mrs. Bal ard
10 spend few days In Galveston,
and Mr.. aul Mrs. Holden % attend the
Mardi Grss festivities at New Orleans. and
10 visit the former bone OF the groom III
Lafourche parish, Louisiana.
The M my presents were ell in ercellenl
tsste, and especially appropriate, detailed
q ,pAion OF them being omitted by special
ri .hest. The very hes, wishes OF city
full OF friends 90 WITH the happy couples, iof
long years OF genuine happiness, glowing
health aud M abundant prosperity. AND
20 tbis the HERALD takes the greatest pleas'
ure IN adding hearty Amen.
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rLOTSANI.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
The cotton svindllng cases hang fire.

The weather is clear and pleasant.
The cotton syindlng cases hang fire.
New si1ewalta and awnings are being
buut.
Mince-neat st cents.per pound, at A..
t. Bouche's grocery store.
Horse radish and every thing in the gro
Gerry line you want at Bouche's.
Gee whiz, where are all OF them people
going? Why, to 0rd's place to get good
drink.
A third story IL being added to the Sc.
James hotel building, corner Of Main and
Murphy streets.
A bl lard tournament, 10 be held in this
city, to begin Monday, with seven players,
is much talked Of.
4 magistrate in Hickman county, Ken
lucky, received three coon-skins recently
for marrying couple.
To New Orleans Bardl Graz without
change, hy the Houston Central snd Star
& Crescent route. found trip, SIG IS.
A Swedish minister is In the city looking
after lands for the colonization OF num-
her OF his countrymen. whom he represents.
The Missouri Pacific train las changed
It's time card 20 that the north-hound train
now leaves At 500 p. IN. instead OF s:2o
y. a.
GhtteUKtTI CHu ~ iu siftb"i ~ We ~ -
aud go through to New Orlssns wlthou,
change, ny the Central and STAR Il Crescent
route.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
vii give a lunch aud supper on Wash
ingion's" birthday. Friday the 22nd In the
building recently occupied by q. IA. Id
wards.
Mrs Eyges has arrived in ths city with 8
10 endid assortment OF mssques, wigs and
spsslue ade suits. which she will rent
cheap. Gail A. Mrs. Longs, l4l4 Main
stre.t, nesr Union depot.
A meeting OF thu dir cs,ry Of the Mer-
chants Excnsn wBs cslled for yesterday
afternoon. The building being erected has
reached the second story, and when com.
tlelei Will be an ornament TO the city.
The rii.e sociabls OF the Firt Bsptist
chuecu etil meet this evening 1t the resi-
dencs Of Colonel Mccoy, corner Main and
Harwood streets. There will be an inter-
esli ng programme. Every body is invited
The attention Of the public Is called u The
advertisement for street paving. IL Will be
seen that BIDS will be received Tor asphalt
paving, according 70 plans and specihca-
lions TO be seen on Gle ct t1e Office OF the
city engineer.
Mrs. Repsdorph, Of Houston, will arrive
IN Dallas vita large line Of elegant mas
ouersde suits. Those waning such suits
for the Frosh'nn A. Turner bal and other
masquerade entertainments would do well 10
call on her st Mayer's hall.
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Gentlemen who prefer their apparel msde
to order In correct aud elegant s.ylo, eau
not do better than 10 patronizs the IT.
nowned establishment OF Dou Las Bros.,
who transacts the Target exclusive
merchant tailoring business IN
the State of Texas. To convince
yourselves OF this important fact you
have only to visit their house whtre you
vii fiud magnificent and complete stock
OF cloths, suitable for spriug and summer
wear, embracing all the novelties OF the
sea.on and comprised Of the finest fabrics
produced by the looms Of this county or
OF Europe, and calculated to please every
variety OF "a te. Ctg.ns of Dallas are ia
miliar, and have been for years, with The
preceding truths In regard 10 their ahil ~
TOR doing hrst-class work, tut to many
residents of neiehboring cities ana towns
this information may be a pleasant surprise
aud induce them TO supply III ir wants
where their wishes eau be fully subserved.
When visiting Dsllas cal upon Douglas
Bro, leave your mesl ure and complete sat
isiaction will be guaranteed TO you. Your
prospects for obtaiping perfect 1T will be
greatly enhanced thereby. and you will not
have {, mourn over hopeless insists be-
aueathed to you by the travelling thinkers
VINO SO often represent themselves to be
what they or not. Remember the famou.
address. DOUGLAS BROS.
TOS Main street, Dallas.
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MoRpEN ~ SMITH.
Hoad Tho Procession in Carriages, Wag
pI

Uoad Tho Procession in Carriages, Wag
ons and BIacksmithing.
In ftrolling around yesterday HERALD
reporter happened 10 find the old hERALr
otiice, now 702 Houston street, corner OF
Elm. In this old building, one Of the land
marks OF the city, where the HERALD was
published in lang syne, now Messrs. Wor'
den IL Smith have an extensive blacksmith
and wagon establishment. They DO al
kinds of work in their line with dispatch,
neatness. and in style, finish aud excellence
OF workmanship unsurpassed anywhere in
the entire country. They keep constantly
on hand the very best oak timber for wag.
ons aud carriages, selected with care and all
dried and seasoned ready for use
Being skillful workmon they turn
out no Jobs not tirst-cliss, not
exactly what they represent IL 20
be, and quick sales and email profits being
their motto, they are prepared to do work
Just az cheap as the chespest-down TO pan
rock prices, in fact the senior member OF
the firm, Uncle Bill Worden, ever ybody
knows and loves, and Mr.. Smith, the junior
member, has host Of irierds. They are
Just finishing two beer wagons for the Ar
neuser Brewing company for this city, and
they ara superb pieces Of handiwork, hand
some, ornate, strong, and really artistic n
finish, especially the paintings done by Mr..
Wclf, who is ia their employ, aud who has
no superior as carriage psinter and artist,
They are a home institution, aud home in-
stitutions should always be pstronized.
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INTER. AND ,sTFRERs

NOTICE IT, PAINTER AND Pr AsTERERs
~ Sea ed bids for Glniiug aud pa tiring
tine shsefeliuri c nm C.utthcuse viii bs
March H. 1854 at 10 u'c'oek a M, at which
iim- said bids Fill be op,n q and Considered by
the Commits iunt r. Cou of "a county. Plans
and srccilcations are ON Gle In my laice here,
a q Coyy IN he cfice off, = ia ders. archi-
tect, allas Tex Is. Cash paym NJ boni for
f-ithfu p .rformane Of 60 tsct wi be required
Ihc court reserves the rifei e ,3',st any or all
Clerk County Court shackriferi Conan, ,I.xas
ALBhNy. fsxAs, February Is lsi In It
NTuTI f oCUN lKACrURs-sIk 0,eAV
~ ipg -slGled nr0po. ais win be received at
the OH Q OF the City Enwi Ger III o'clock
p N on the 4th dsl fMARGH xt for raw
nI The following streets IN IA city with IL
~ Are BIO, rs. upou ravcl fouldstion, &C.
fdn 10 IN ordinance y pr we'd December
8 isS2 and 10 plans a. sped cations on n lie in
This Office, t1-wiE Main rect From the west
SHE OF Jefferson u the east side q Sycamore
street. lin street From the west side cf syca-
more streei 10 the east c rportton lina Jeder-
son, NJ n et a,d Sycamore sirels-Prox Main
; ree'-Fr,m Wood N Elm street Poydsss u eet
From Main to + m street Murphy Street from
Commerce 20 tlr, ttfcet. Ausnn street-From
Wood street to The Tex PACT Railroad.
College ~ eei-From Elm strec, tn the Texas n
Pacific Railroad In MI Roout 1900 linesl feet
y ch proposal must acconPauie by bond
With approved security, ia the sn "a { Of 81 ~,
hat II he contract Is ava fc1 the bidder viii
e1ter into contrect ny the 22ni Of APRIL next.
lonc aud security VIII slso I've required for .
| faithful pe firmsnc Of lonire :. the work
10 commence by the isth Of NAV aud 81 be
/ sos rletd ny the lStn a OCTOBER 1886
Separate ~, spsals are invited for ee1h a. ne
| a'ove Et-ee's, el.d fur the VIII e q the work,
| bidder. 20 specify the street or sire u I'D on
| The City Council s.fvCs the Il sht 70 reject
| sny or al 9, aic % LEI q or eny part
OF the a Owe work. L aus and specihcatonst
| 70 be seel a. hts or
Bics will a'so be received for Asphalt Street
| rayilg accDfdirg TO y aus ard specifications
/ on die ia M office.
wM JOHNSON. city Engineer.
| nAtLAs Tv-ts lava e islf is~i-cfo
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CATTLE MEMS CONVENTION.

The raising OF funds for the Cnttle Mems
convention which meets in This city on tbs
18th OF March the opera house CONTINUES
and solicitors are meeting with success
The rrogramneo of entert iinment aamapped
cut will afford the visitors rmple cmuse-
ment. They will be met ut the trains
BY tho reception committe ana
escorted TO the opsra house
or hotels. A false floor ia to BIO put in the
opera house or else the ssogeriett building
will ba used for the ball and banquet to De
given on the evening Of the 18th. o. tue
evenings Of the 18th and 18Th Minnie Hauck
corusdienne Will appear st the opera houss
Extensive preparations are bsing made 10
entertain them.
The following names have been added 20
tho reception comm tee: A. J. Portsr, j.
DR.. y. u. Thurston, Il. N. Powell, l. Rein
hardt, 8. D. Blake. W. White, James d.
SfmpsON.
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they have no longer tho inclination 10 say q
word on behalf Of moderation, Mr.. koeoh.
liu-sohwAriz, the enthusiastic champion Of
crem, lion IN France, has At last gained q
victory over his numerous opp0ne a.. AZ
iho last meeting OF the Society for the Prop
aghiion OF Cfemstlon, Of which he IL pfesi'
dent, 40 ttaled that after receiving the re-
port of Or. BrOusriol. the project OF police,
will authorize al the hunal debris rom
tho hospitals 10 be bufned Ia u cfematory
which IL 10 DO erected Ia Paris crematofy,
From The cremation Of the debris--ihet IL
10 say, the arms legs, aud 'disiects mem
sra" a. hospital pGiionts--to the inoiuore-
ton ~ complete corpse tlore IL only .
ttep. Perhsps Sir Henry Thompson and
ms allies will pluck upa little courage and
attempt TO SECURE ainlilsr concession 10
common sense on this side Of the channel.
-lPall N.ll Gazette
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AN ELEGANT EsrABLrsHaENr.
One or tho Most Beautiful and Attractive
Houses in the City.

One or tho Most Beautiful and Attractive
Houses In the City.
Every dGy adds somo now and attractive
feature TO the growing sud improved iGstes
of Dallas. The reporter, IN pasaing up
Main street, taking in the city, was agrees
tly surprised 10 witness thu beautiful MAJ
ner In which Lee uohn, the pioneer barber
Of Dallas bg. fitted up his new rooms on
tho corner OF Lamar and N ain street,. HIS
barber shop 10 lifted up with six test style
chairs, in front OF which era eleSout MIR
rors, the floor lnid with eautilul OIL Goth,
costly cases for his customera' cups aud his
utensils, the walls and calling decorated
with the finest paper, and everything indi-
eating exquisite taste in its arrange ments.
Passing through into the bath room the
Teporier was shown six elegantly-cSrpeted
rooms, with oil tue appliances for cold aud
hot water, and shower baths, brnshes, mir
rors, etc. The establishment is certainly
eausl in beauty, If it does not surpass any
other barber shop and bath house In the
state, If not In the whole south. IL IL one
OF the places the citizens OF Dallas will take
a pride in exhibiting to their visiting
friends. Mr.. Cohn will in few days have
arrangements completed for Russian and
Turkish baths, and he says he 10 determined
to make his business place thing OF beau
ty. Success TO Cohn and ell enterprising
gentlemen who feel that their effortu are
tending to make Dallas the most attractive
city in the state. Such an establishment
this city has long needed, and Mr.. Conn Is
to be congratulated for the really bon-ton
manner in which he has completed his
rooms,
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HUGHES BROS. & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists and Whole
sale Dealers In Mineral Waters,
Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne u.
der, Etc.

Are prepared TO furnish the trade with
apollinaris, stltzer and Waukesha
waters in casks of fifty bottles at the very
lowest prices. Their unsurpassed ginger ale
In casks OF ten dozen bottles; their New
Jersey and Napoleonic brands of cham
payne cider is the pure juice of ripe, sound
apples, treated in q similar manner as is
grape juice for making champagne wine.
These brands they sell under guarantee
TO be superior TO any cider upon the mar
k,t. Sold ia casks OF six dozen quarts. All
goods sold by us are guaranteed u give
satisfaction or the money will be refunded.
The above goods are sold on thirty days
time only, aud none of our travelling sales
men are authorized TO vary from the above.
HUGHES Bros. d Co,
Dallas Texas,
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Of White A 90, vas iusdYeItantly omitted,
and the name ui Captain W. ", olqton ap-
pears IS president when Mr., W. II. Thorn -
psa Iaoan,. Tho regular election ~ CHI
Gers 0i tho bank 10 yet TO lake place though
ID Is conceded that Mr.. w. VI. Thomas ID
the unanimous choice oi the Etoof'hC ieF'
and NJ. u. U slaughter ~ v.oa-pge'idsnt
pnd r.. J. Ganntn ~ cashier. Tue sank
s,ll DO Oman for business Aboat tha OH OF
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-
nf-TyCE COURTS.

In Justice Kendsll's cour, yesterday j.
w. Lee was fined So and o)st for assault. ~.
jim Bsasly, Bin Sims Heu FlelS'' all
colored were fined go aud cost.
Sim Brooks was lodged In Jail in default
OF $500 bond for assault TO murder D.cl;
Givons.
Justice Edwards fined Mary Beavers, n
loolored cyprlnn, 81 AID cost Icr vagrancy
Tie case OF Nora BroYn, charged with
yagrancy, was ooniinued, on account OF
ahaant Vpitnapgep.
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,pIrsuISa BUSINESS.

Ifwswere disposed 20 pun we would say
THAT the mstrimony business has been
In iiue matt sr.ot money affair with the very
|popullr pastor OF the First Pfesoy,erian
church. Rev. a. Smith, who within the
l,Lst fifteen months has married forty
ceuplsa. OF thesa there were three dounl
weddings within the est nine months The
free agency doctrine thriyes npace III inc
sanctuary Of redes'rinarianism.
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DALLAS 10 NEW ORLEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE.

TO accommodate parties wishing 20 az
ttnd n srdi Gras at New Orleans the Texas
SPsoiiic railway VII run Pal Imam palace
Shoppers from Dallas TO New Orleans with
oSt change, leay wing ut 0:l0 a. ia. and arrive
al New Orleans $40 next morning. TWO
lburs and twenty minutes quicker than
aIv other route. For tickets, berths, etc,
IDly 10 Il. p. Turner. 5Ci Main street.
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To afford immediate relief in asthma, try
DR.. Jayne's Expectorsnt, which acts prompt
ly by overcoming the spasnodic conirac-
ton Of the wind-tubes and causing the isc-
ii, OF the mucous which clogs them. For
wa oping. cough, Group aud hoarseneis this
medicine is equally beneficial. while for oil
nulmnnarv end bronchial disorders 1t is
b 9TH a palli stiys-snd curative, end sure
and prompt remedy for all stubborn
CON chs aud cOdp,
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ArrACusisNT SUITS.

Ut. Doyle Fl ed An attachments suit in
Tho district oours yesterday against Il. II.
Doyle. plumber, tor $sH.6o, on note past
duo.
The N. o. Nelson Manufacturing Co.
brought attachment suit 10 the coun'
" court against him Tor s400. Deputy
sheriff Lewis took charge. OF the stock.
Gouusuhc Schubert & Co. filed an
Attachment sui, IN he federal curt aga'ns,
Lyon Brothers Yesterday for sl,o95. The
probabilities, or reihSr tho indications are
ne the firm will be able TO maze 50 isfao-
tory settl,ments With creditors and resume
businesI.
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D.strihut'ny A rett, Marshall, Texas.
Teachers Institute.

DALLAS Feb. 20, 1894. --rhs tsschers' ir-
s.jtuts when was organized last year, will
meet at the Grove school, corner OF Main
m. believe all the teachers In the ward
schools, and pesIly sill OF them In the pri-
v,te schools have o-en personally consult
I'd or notifis3, and they express desire TO
t,k. advantage OF the opportunity thus
offsred for Involvement. II we desire 10
@. ". Crow.
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DEATH OF JERRY DwYER.

Jerry Dryer. the leader of hollands va.
~iety theatre band, died yesterday after.
noon from tho effects OF too free use Of
alcoholic drinks The members OF TIE
band will give the remains burial To-Day.
fayorite among his brother musicians.
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All persons are hereby warned not TO post
phone pole IN this C ~. ANY one dctett d
doing 50 will positively be prosecuted 6 ths
fullest extent OF he law. Several of line
men have had their hands badly lacera,ed
from the above cause; some Of them having
suffered seriously from IL, by being render.
ed pnshle to work. q. A. READ,
Manager Dallas Telephone Exchange.
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sroLEN HORSE RECOVERED

IA. Overaud's horse, which was stolen
aFeW nights since from the corner OF Main
Istd Lamar streets, was csptured yesterday
liz CITY Marshal Arnold. The thief had
TAXED the animal out In the Trinity bot
4 I'm above the city. The marshal offered u
3;t1sTd Of 40 for its recovery, which he
uaid TO q party who found out the where
i shouta NJ the animal.
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HAHDI ORAs.

New Orleans and return, SO 95; 0slye =.
ton and rs,urn. tD q bv tno Houston z
Texas Central ana Star K Crescent routtf,
Pail nan Ilsoper on $500 p M. g. Galveston
and pullmal Parlnr car ON 40 A. M.
train. thorough Pullman glespsra TO Nov
OletnH on i'20 a. IN. trAin, and psNcnRera
de,iring can 70 In same al $3.50 p, m, tha
previous evening. Secure your borths
early. ". %. FLooD, Agent,
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THE NEW FIRM THE NEW FIRM.

Hurst &c Dreyfuss vii be ready in few
days to display 20 the public IT Dallas one
of the finest and most carefully selected
stocks OF furnishing Goods, hats, trunks.
etc, which has ever been brought to this
city. Those who are IN need oil such goods
should patiently wait a few days art give
them call at 705 Main street.
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ArxENIION COMaiLNCt.

ATTENTION COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.
We. the undersigned banks and bankers
viii close our officer and banks to celebrate
Weshingt on's birthday the Odd OF February,
Ii being a legal holiday: City National
bank. Oliver & Griggs, tho Dallas National
bank, Flippsn. Adouo & Lobt, Exchange
bank, Adams e. Leonard.
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George yinher, tho old reliable veteran
baseball aud efficient stand oy OF the
Brown Stocking, has been engaged to play
IN tho Mime asolis Northwestern league
His friends mere propose, AZ 10 TIE custom
In suon osse., to give kiu = benefit game
before his departure for the north.
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Friday tho 22pd, WashinRton's. birthday,
being a legal holiday. the postofiice viii be
closed, except that the early business deliv-
dow will be open from TO 10 q. m. and to
D, M, also the stamp aud general delivery
windows during same Aou
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DALLAS AND ST. LOUIS SLEEPER:

Ramember the Pullman sleeper, running
| 10 St. Louis through the Indian Territory,
Leaves Dallas every night via tina Missouri
Pacific railway from the new brick depot.
|Berths ran be secured only Of Il. z. Turner,
|at 60d M ain slrpat.
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nrasnnrENnE RhLL.

The receipt OF an invitation % attend a
grand masquerade ball 20 90 givon by the
Dalis cufnverein ana Singing Blcioty
Froshinn at Turner hall Tuesday ovsnlng,
February Goth, Hardi Graz day, !, nukngw,.
hall
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f,rIANaE nn ifIIiM

n, a partner In our business. Tho nsw
hrm name 81 Ferguson, Dexter & Co.
Fire, accident, HE, marine, pla,o-gl lass
gusrantes, and tornado policies issued a.
~ low rates 90 any other frstolara com.
ptn.es, which sfU the only kind represented
By DIYrER & IEAgusloH.
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very bright, crowd was giving hlma game
nhnut tne dangers OF travelling IN Ttrsn.
The poor isllow heosine NO frightened tnat
no lrfped from the Train, and the supposit
ton 10 that he vas killed. lilo boarded the
train below Gafrelt.
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rr.,.Se rRom A RAILWAY TRAIN

A MESSENGER whose name 10 not Known
Ana whose mind was Affected, jumped from
the north b1und passenger IRAN, tso mlss
nortn N this cisy, lss, night. while IL was
rupuipe at full speed and was lest In the
dsyknees. He was q neH conner, and diecov-
srine this fact, and further, that he was not
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Farmers report that that the young osts
we're killed By the late freeze or 30 haoly
dan aged that they will ppt yield a bird ..
crop. Many are blowing them NJ ana
Sesowing. Tne cold spell aud sno~ieli.
,tbough light, proved beneficial TO tAs Wnes'
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ACQUITTED.

PAT Nolan who was arraigned In the Bills
county district cosrt Tuesday on the
> 1hnrgs Of bur larising . safe a. Ferris abb ut
year ago was acquitted and the case OF
he stste W. Ohss. ODonnell charged with
hojna an accom- pl,cs vas mole prosquied.
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nltD

HUNTINGTON .-GlarNs Hsntineton infant
dauxttsr OF John and Mari @. Huntington,
sg,d year and % dals.
Funeral from residence. No. i2l6 jackson
street at 2 q clock Thursday.
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To New Orleans Msrdi Grss without
change. By the Houston Ger trail ard Star
AOBssoont Route. Rouud tip, }ls.9o.
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Tho Texas 4 Pacific sleeping COACHES
Wi be plsced on siding at new brick depot
and passengers can occupy their bertbs.any
time after 7p. m. Ole fare for the ronud
trip. II. p. Turner, ticket agent, t0i Main
attract
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Cremation Progress in France.
While uould-be cen are mobbed
In Wales, aud the seal Of the advocates Of
burning In England has grown % cold that
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Cty ". John BrisgrAm, drunkenness.
! Oily W. J. Dunnsn. carrying pistol, con.
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