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1t Is self.cyident that physician paying
particular attention to a class of cases attains
rreat SKIN. and ply siclans IN regular practice
all over the country knowing this, frequently
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ca, where every known appliance u rcsortcd
to, and the prove good remedies OF all
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used for office purposes, and all are treated with
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what 10 do, no experiments are made. ON &C,
count OF the great number applying, tne
charges are kept low, often lower than ~ de.
handed by others. II You secure the skill anu
GEL speedy and perfect lie cure, that Is the
Important matter. Pamphlet ID pages. sent
IN INV address free,
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME Ol
DALLAS FEMALE COLLEGE.

June 4-il-Arnual examination.
Friday. June O, p. m.-Literary and
musical ENTERTAINMENT and calisthenics.
Sunday, June 8 IL \. IN Commence.
ment sermon, by General l.. N. Lewis, oil
Waxahachie.
Monday, June o, 8 p. m.-Annusl meet.
ing of board OF trustees.
Monday, June o, 3 p. Mart levee,
siudents reunion and art festival.
= Tuesday, June 10, Sp. m -Cantata, THE
Flower q ieen."
Wednesday, June IL. sp. M Essays oil
gsaduster, awarding medals and comforting
degrees.
The building and grounds will be H.
Illuminated by electric lights every evening,
the company extending the lines to the
college for the occasion.
G. J. MUM. President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s~THE DALLAS COUNTY RKPuBLIoAS
Camp Hsn CLIP neat e eU wsdnesosy snd
a cordial Invitation 70 exteudod 70 ali rspubli.
cana 70 attend. ~ ordsro the oreddent.
%. TuAYEA 9oUUeaxy.
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water n.y. Cable Letters

The Oh c.so Tribune 10 unjust towards
it, nsmesske 10 New York when Il accus
Il ~ fabrIcsttug Mr.. @. W. 6ms'lsys cable
Litter. who, 70 feature Of the New YORK
Tdb1us's Sunday EDITION. In point Of tact,
the wont defect Of Mr.. emailsy's cable
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e,5lIh SlE. MARRIAGE GUIDE. pfSSsg2.

Elegant clsth and gilt binding. Sealed for 70
centsin postage or currency. over MY wonj
drrful pen pictures, true to life, articles ontne
following subjects: Who may marry whonot
whyY Proper age to marry. who marry mrsE
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay. W no
shouId marry, How life aud happiness may DO
Increased, Those married or contemplating
marrying should read Il. II ought to be read
by Aft adult persons, then kept under lock and
KEY, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover and 200 pages, 20 cents by mail, In mouef
or postage.
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Lillian Spcnocr's Bad Husband.

Mrs. Olsyburg, known 10 the theatrical
world ~ Lillian spencer, her maiden name,
filed q bill OF particulars yesterday in her
proceedings for n divorce from her hus-
band, Edward Clayburg. She says her
trouble with Mr.. Clayburg began IN The
spring OF 1850, when he threatened to . k
her lie: this was about twelve weeks after
their marriage. She says further, che WAS
not only obliged TO keep herself, but also 10
keep him in his extrsyagance snd display,
which took very cent OF her earnings. The
proceeds OF an engagement at Pittsburgh
arranged by some OF her friends were also
retained by him, and a dema1d for IL from
her called forth the NEST proiane language
Oa tho occasion OF O friend interfering
he threatened TO shoot her or nyone WIN
would interfere with him. She pawned
every ava.lable eTtlcle of Jew
elry and dress 10 raise money
to bear the expenses OF an expected
illness, aud was then compelled 10 write
home for money. At th's time she was
getting s75 per weeb, but Clayburg spentft
Ill. When she was with tie White Slave
company, ct $40 per week, no took all the
money ard sometimes only banded he;
50. When she was prostrgted phys
icslly. Clsyburg made engagements
for ner and compelled her 10
fll thon bF threats against her
lie. At ons time when sac had SAINT sc
10 the express c1ice 20 be forwarded to the
nurse OF her child, he drew q revolver and
demauded.the receipt for the money. She
forther charges that be was guilty Of inf
deiifv. ard thst he u Cd the moaey earned
by her IA ell kinds Of dissipation.-IP.t.s
hurv Chronicle.
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TME NNALDi TUEsDAY MORNIN JUNE ia lse4.

who. n the race s0eun % be- 'oT safe
candidates, will ba inolluru 70 press ms
name as strongly as the irlendaot Govsrnpr
Cleveland and Mr.. Flower press iheirtaynF'
llct. Senator Jaoohh shyn that TIE kiufa
county delegation will not DO solid inr
Cleveland. Some oithe LEADER w Tie state
will work hard 20 hayo the choice made Al
Saratoga aud the On Iosga delegatoe vote rs
one 10. There vii be a tight Il Saratoga
on ihis without IDurh doubt. fammsny
hall has begun to chow H. hand and indi'
cate how II will fight. In fact, the flsht be-
gan tonight In the hall when
a rctolutlon was Offered denandlog
an equal relIeatntAtion win
the county democracy at the
Sara "a CONVENTION. The braves said that
they'd law shat or have q biz tight. SEN
fto Grady made n OF hia CHARACTERISTIC
snoechss, In witch no referred In no com
plimentary terms several times 10 Gov r
nor Cleveland, but without naming him.
Senator Grady said that the democrats
must nominate n man Tor PRECEDENT who
would be q better democrat than Blame,
not one who would think ithie hieh duty
TO try and please the dutg1 and indeptnd.
ent republican reformers. Iti8 minated
that Tsmmany IS for Blyardi but the
braves do not say 20.
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No aiore Frontier.

The system nj building railroads into the
wilderness, and then allowing the wilder.
meas 20 develop afiorwerd, has knocked
tho CO. eptisl Joy out Of the lifa ot the
pioneer. at one time tho hardy newer OF
wood and drawer OF wster gave his life
willingly that his son might ride IN the
'varnished cars" Now the Pa Imam
palaces car tskes the New Yorker TO the
threshold Of the sea or to the boundary line
between the United States and the British
possessions. An old.timer once said to
me: "I'vs about decided, Bill, that the
west il u matter Of history When we
cooked our grub over a sage brush fire we
could get fac gnd fight Indians, but o we
fill our digsstefs with thu cold pizsn ard
pewter Of the canned peach; We so TO a
bic tavern md stick . towel uuder our
chin, and eat pie with 0 fork, and heat up
our carkisses with autichrist coal, and what
de- we amount to? Nuthin l used 70
chase Indians ell day, and at raw salt pork
OF night, bekuz l drssn't build a fire, and
still [ felt better thar j do now with n wac
OF tin-can colder IN my stummich
and q home.sick feeling in my
weather beaten breast. No, we DOM
have the fun we used TO. We
have moro swarrees and 'oiatioa ard one
| bloomin' thing and another OF that kind.
but we don't get one snort Of pure air end
appetite IN "A year. They're bringin' u
the blamed lelephones VOW, and malaria
aud aguo. old siedge and fun might as wei
skip ont. There ein't no frontier anymore
All we've rot left Is the old trantler joo!
and rheumatic of 'd0."-[Bnl Nye.
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STATE CAPITAL.
Facts aud Figures Deducfd from The
1erent Departments.
"What Tooth on a presenin In The
Political world.
Austin Ail-Soris, >cdnc'lveiy Sci Up

AUSTIN, June i0.-[special l-Oharler
hled; Paris Dry Goods company, capita
stock, $4,000, sherman Building and Loaf
association, capitol stock, 5000, 600; Bracket
Building aud Loan association, cAplig
stock, $4,000; Wichita & BRACES Stool
company, capital, $4,000.
The following schola1li3 census reports
were received to-day;
Stephens C0uuty-l 00i, increaEe, 800,
Nolan-2l2; Increase, ~.
Fisher-51. increase, %.
Cess-i,ipl; increase, 1904.
Comanone-3,i65 Increase, Ol0.
Nacogfccno -2,S53i increase, O7I.
C0llin-6 6l6. increase, 1851.
MoCunool-3,070 increase, 1872.
HaYrlg-2, 213; increase, 81.
Gutdslupe-2,7l IA, increase, 573.
k~eiugIo-2s9. increase, l2
F~syoiie-b,491i increase, SOP.
Ellic-J 300 increase, l,056.
t~3lpmnn-S20, increase l2i.
C,ty Oi Grahum -lji.
Co.'s. clna-i,l2i; increase, 2Sl.
Comsrche-2l2; Increase, 50.
y .yss0ts-s0l; increase Is.
Nir8 LaYClif Abtrcr-mhie has been APP
pointed teacher o.. music nnd oilesthenioi
t iue Son Houston normal school.
Il" collector OF Jackson county fCttled
.o.fay.
U-laban county to-day took up $1,000 o.
her bonds.
Mayor Carson te'egrsphed ths governor
today that his orders quaran inlug
againet Nntamoras has been fully complied
with Hfsl'h Officer Swearengsn has re-
oeivef information IT tho safe arrival at
Galveston Of The quarantine tug.
In this section cora ia suffering for rain.
Cotton 10 doing well, the plants are healthy
and growing rapidly.
The preliminary examination Of Robert
Ruburth (10lored) charged with the mur.
der Of II. Wa,rOug, IN this city several
weeks sg0, commenced to-day and viii not
b. concluded Tor several dnyF, there being
n large number Of witnesses In the case.
The commissioners Of appeals: j.. & Il.
Blum VS.. NELSON, from Esstlandi reversed
and Iomanded.
Araold W. LgalhermEo, from Johnson
Affirmed.
Block, 0ppenheimer & Co We. Haten a.
Towngend, from Lampasas, reversed and
appeal dismissed.
Gull, Colorado & Santa Fs railroad vs..
Dorsey. from Tarrant. reversed II re-
handed.
Austin & Northwestern r~ailrond W.. MAYS,
from TraVis, reversed and remsnded.
IniernetiOna IL Great Northern railroad
We. Roth, from Travis, reversed and re.
maEdGd.
Wilson Va. Wstson. from somerveI, al.
dfmei.
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llIIaUIhH kAAEas
PiTTsBURG. June 16 - rhe fifth and last
day OF the spring nesting OF the Pittgburg
driving park: Weather superb; track fast,
attendance large, and Getting up 10 the
standard.
First Raco-For 2yosr.olds, FIVE f%urlongf:
Talla5ona Won; Toronto, second; renfellow,
third. Time--l.07.
Second Raca-For maiden 3 yeEr.Olds,
mile: Peter L.. won easily; Charm, second;
Major u, third. Timg-l:5i.
rhiri Race-Mile aud quarter: Ascender
aud BrnuaTick raced heed aud bead TO the
wire; Brunswick finished first by a full
head, but for some reason Ascender was
placed drst, Brunswicr, reoond. Time
oil -.
An attempt was made 20 mob the judges
stand by some of B~runswick's admirers, but
quiet vas o. restored by the police
Fourth Iace-pittsburg cut eWeepslakee,
two miles aud q qnGrter; starters-Wal.
leuZs, Boetman, Bob Pate and Tangler
There vas O good START. raugler and Bob
Pate set IN easy psoe, 18th Wallenze
and Boatmal close behind. These PER-
tons were unchanged for I've miles, when
BoatmGn and Tangler fell back beatan.
| Wallenze and Bob Pate inside n skipping
run home, WSllenze winning by half a
length. rime-i:2l 1-2.
Fifth Recall ages, three-auarter5 81 .
mile; A practical @elz.o5er Tor Bsrouella
over Tabitba snd ether starters. Time
1918 l.2.
Sixth Rsce-Elixir won; Calico, second.
Time-2:5i.
DEAcH RACES.
NEG York, June l6 brighton Beach
races: Large attendance.
Three quarters Of a mile-Shelby Baron
won; Glenullen, second; Hast, third
Time-l:l6
Seven WANDERING won; Itasos
second, Black Jack, third. Time--l:30 l.2
Fifth Race-All ages: Little Minch won
King Fan, second; Cratic, third. Time
1:l0 IL.
Seven Furlougs-Plunger won; Hickory
Jim. second: Lord Edward, third. Time
l:29 3.4.
Tb~reo.querter Mile aidens, ell ages
The Aspsria colt won: Ruby, second
IDecoy, third. Time-1:27 3-i.
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PERSONAL.

a. J.. D. Lamnre, 81. Louis, is o. auGsl Of
ihe Windsor.
DIR. J. o. Harris was IN the city .%r5ler-
day, On route 20 Otin Va. lllinol'.
w. Murray, passenger agent Of t.e jack
son route, 20 IN tho city at the Windsor.
Mr.. r.. b. Alexander. postmas'cr ~ Dlok
Creek, made the HERALD a pleasant call
yesterday ,
Mr.. G. Il Simpson, who has been con.
hned lo his hou the plst two weeks by
fever, Is out ng,in.
Mr. Tlomas d Mitchell, cotton buyer o,
Dallas, Is eating n 40 his ia.hsr's house
on Naragansett bay.
Mr.. Jul,us Winter, IT,, meiohent tailor,
Louisyille, u IN the city looking after the
business oil his branch bou'e here.
Hon. JohG W Robertson, tho new demo.
cratic mayor OF Austin, elected . few dsys
since, is in the ci;y IN attendance "a the
Federal court.
w. p. johnson, \ prominent citizen of
Lancaster, ADD his beautiful litilo daughter,
were in the city to-day aud paid the HE
AID Office % pleasant vlsi'.
M. ". @. Copnor, 81 Galveston, aud
president Of the State Ficemep's assceii'
lion, WAS in ihe city eHteTdey, en route to
Fore Worth n attend the convention.
Mrs. A, Gouffs aud swo %cauGhtars,
Mise Matilda and Neteate, leit last
evening for Paris, France, their former
home, 10 b. sb3ent Fix months or a year.
Mr.. rpd Mrs y. l.. Marsalis, viii enier-
tai1 the Dallas pleasure club on Thurgoav
evul'ur the I9,h inst in honor nf Miss
Tommie Trief, Of fexatkans. aGd Nils
Flora Henry.
Mr.. II. &. Armstrong, If the wholeFa'G
grocery firm OF II. q & ). s. Armstrong,
Louisville, Kentucky, is 10 the city on a
prospectinc tour 20 e.tablish % whnlefa'e
brunch This house. He eI presses. himself
rs much pleased with what h0 has seen of
DallaS.
Mr.. Frank Dnremup, tho Washington cor
r%espondert Of the HERALD, reached Dallas
lasl might, Bnd VIII for tho resent be con-
| nec.ed WAC this paper 80 the state. DIS.
D0remus rs IN Augusta GeofsiG, Waiting
her fstnfr'a f8miiy.
a. The ~. Ge0rge: ] S Riley, Pilot
Point; ] X Ez u, Fort Worth;M Miller and
Bro. Morrar. Il CLARKE. W0Xahaohio;
Eugeno Fu.stn,r, EBuis: @ l. Townsend,
Texas; iona Scion, Wsxshnnnio: Leo
Wanar, Fort Worth; Charles Todd, Texar-
kara; Jake Willianle, Nashville, Illinois;
John Kelleher, Ws1ahaohiei Dennis
| Don5ughue: Wsxahachio: 0 Brewstsr,
Fort Worth; M w Northingion, ir, r A
Miller, Abilene: " II Dose, Coleman; j 3
| Joplin, Virginlo: N NJ Lee, Baltimore; Ire
@ Wisn, G%reeuvlllr: II b Shnnds, "A j
Shanda, j NJ Smith, Forney; J j Hawkirg
and tiie. Colorado; o McGOwan. Fort
Worth; William Charlton and wife, Terrell
b @ Bowel. Westheriord; John Z Patton,
Cisco, W II Cundiif, Decatur; James Il
! Field, For Worth.
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United Bistss on the subj ct Of dynsmlier'
auhss quent 20 that already before
parliament, was resumed MAY aS,h
1854, aud had been continued since. III
could nos enter into detail nor give the
dates Of the later Dispatches.
Ia the lords, tho earl Of Kimberly stated
that communication with FEGnef, with r..
gard o. the Egyptlap conference had
resulted In M arrangement which would be
a. oroe communicated 20 the powers.
MExlCAE NATIONAL ELECTION.
CRY ON MrxIoo, June lO-The national
election passed of quietly. The result l.
net yet known.
CRUSHED IN IN. ICK.
LONDON. June l0.--Advioes from Green
and slate that the brig Elerla was orlsHed
la the ice and Ten Of her crew drowned.
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Men who want 10 10 west aIe rs much
unullsd Co free grass Ia the development
OF Haskell county rs were The men who dc.
velopod Dallas county. Tho grass on tho
western prAiriss should be used TO support
north rell Texas children and not reserved
for the benefit OF those whose fathers grew
iien and made comfortable homes Ia The
past ou 'roo grhss-sud who would noS
DENY g. Others the boon they enjoyed In the
past "-lFort Worth Gazette
An idea more thorouely sophis,ioal ard
urilfl could not Do couohod IN DO many
words. There Is 20 parallel In the two
cases. Tho men who settled Dallas
county were amply 4 psrt ofths poor but
feirless teTprlslng pioneers who took their
lives 90 thelr own hands. hpde adieu % DO.
m astlc comforts and aided IN retaining
this country from the mlsIule OF Mexico IN
the oath ADD tiercs savage ln the centre,
east and north, BY two generations ottoIl
aud heroic endurance, with the sacrifice Of
thousands OF lives amt lhc loss ofinuumer-
able childron in captivity, they o this
imperial state ns a heIitato fer themsalve
eGi their plstsf.iy. E'b'F and wisely
thov dedicated % pert oi hia land to be
use 'sstrd or cold, ns n meon8 " raisis Z
an endowment Icm which the interest
shouli pofro,ufl,y give free education to
iho children 5' ,ais slate. The bequest
wh7 made by thcm-uot By the
men OF today. Ihoy prosi0d
forward q policy which to-day
enabics tho now Immigrant 20 settle 600
mills west OF Dallas, within % few houTB
run 90 the great markets Of the country,
wiz lbgoluto t|ecurity 10 person md
properly, 20 earthly danger rem hostile
foe, aud a thouslrd -couvcnisnces at bend
or Do coy reach, that Were derisd 10 he
p,olrer1 OF Dallas c,uuty fr M heir frs,
arrival in 1871, till the railroads came, Ia
1873, "a foil generation IN time. This Fort
Worth organ Nt o few rich cattle men do.
mani3 That this sacred fund, under The
deceidul cry Of free grass" shall
bo l6n o.. the mercy oi it9 patrons
and their organised Line riders,
among ehom, as every honest man in the
ives VIII bear witness. the farmer or small
slook.raissr has heretofore had no more
chow than o toothlegs dog among wild
cats. The law recently enacted, ia obedi-
enoe 10 the people'I will, demands that this
system Of piracv ON the school resources Of
the s.ata 6hail cease; that the use Of is
grazing wealth fi al ba paid for, and at the
same time provides svery encouragement
30 no settlement Of the country By flrmfrI
aud sl0ok-rs.sers o. small means. It Is q
peoples law end tho people viii msintalu
d.; md it "a precisely what the herald,
Though this PEI, commended Tor 20 1870, IN
opposition TO the t-ur-biglaw, then pending
Iu the legislature.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
WE Arr AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
W Mr. c. GlLLk, ~ a. a candidate FOR
Reelection - t1o oinp1 Of tou. W collector
VICE. 4vfa1IEaiffFFPS ~ a9 > ssSS,Ss ~ y,
County rnatnrer OF Dallas county election
Nov mt,r
VIZ ARR REQUESTED no ANNOUNCE J.
w q, MclAki as ucaudldaie ioi Constable
p pfeciuct Ao.l
UJr AkE RkQULtlnu 40 ANNOUNCE
w joins OVERLAND rs a candidate for Con.
stable in fftcuc 30. !.
W. ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
Wv NC. HILL as a candidate for re-
election n HE oAcD ~ County Clctk
w Att R~LQufhrhp 10 ANNOUNCE
w HENRY iusEB as a candidate for rs
election % uhe ouicc of District CLERK
w ARE REspECrFCLLY REQUESTED
w. announce iho name Of W. IT, W.
SMITH 90. d candidate Tor sheriff Of Dala,
county no tho ensuing November election
W. ARR AUTH NZEp 10 ANNOUNCE
W Judge 81. Ai.uKIp iF us n candidate
90 fe-.It.,ls 90 tlc M,c OtJulgo Of tho llth
lrfl-lM Uisui1t
N5EANF ArTnuNIAFu 40 ANbOtNDs
W Colonel D. % nIENtN uH o. candidate
t0f n.lcn ~ ih' H,aac oi lItc'Oci Nol,
u~FAIE AUTHOR Z.n no AL EOUSCl
" JOANP ~UillletlE g. candidate f0l
glt.lte of DO Icu,., pfc,.lrt DO 8. nrlga
ro1rfr. Tcsaf. ne ~. OBJ unr Novtun o',cton
ARR EIIHOElItU no aNNOU CE
Ut JUDGE rs. IT, HDENE W Cal0ldaia Tor
W Efhlp % i!s judicial db ir.ct 90 ho
.r November U'uotuu.
81 tRE AUTuOHIZEn- no ANSOUNCE
colonel ED, BOWER as q candidate
For no Office ui County Judge 90 The ensuing
"a. Goa .r aoftuteg.
IT Az REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" ", H.. IHACkER Tor County Clerk.
VTTE ARE REQUESTED no ANNOUNCE
~ GEORGE r. FEARN fr Justice Of the
fears iOr Precinct $50
NIEAE. HsaLal au. uOktGtD no An.
csu fidtIo Tor County Judge at o. ensuing 40
gonher election.
81 eFt AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
VT % FL klNbkOuGH Ha u candidate fof
he Lsr hf1ig in ptllgE county. sub, co 20 tac
nr'op .HH Democracy
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Ma. L. LKLour, superintendent OF tn;
b Baltimore end Ohio Telegraph company, Il
at work 70 day laying q cable ecross the
Mississippi river, the shore end at Holiday
Point, Mississippi, aud at Blrd's Poin'. Mis-
souri,. This Is the largest river cable in The
world. measuring $500 feet and weighing
ten and ous-half tons. The work com
menced Saturday and viii end tomorrow.
This will connec. Texas at oncs with New
York by the wires OF the mos. formidable ri
val The Western Union ever coasended with
almost as formidable as the ninth ocean
cable nov nearly across toe A.lsntic VIII
DO. The Baltimore aud Ohio wire enters
Texas along the track Of Terss & 81 Louis
Mario E-Gauge railway.
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NEW YoRK. Jura 14-Ths leaders In this
state are working hard preparatory - the
Saratoga convention next week. The Kings
county delegates are a. yet uucomlnitted
Boss Mclaughlin will 60 with the delega-
ton, which will be controlled largely ny
that the plan Is 10 postpoue TO C,i-
caco any fEht 81 TO candidates, and II pos.
siSle 10 serd m u1pledeed and uninstruc.ed
delegation there. on The theory tbs'
a choice hist viii be best for tbe psrlv
can be made 20 better ADVANTAGE
three weeks hsrcs General Slocum hss
May t.creE n the Kingsc.uc.y delegation
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T,.-ap WIN TnIL

AUGUSTA, Ne, June 16.-Mr. Logan will
probably address the soldiers tomorrow
(memori,l day ct Togus home.
AUGUsTA, Mg, Juae l6-John a. Logan
snd Ssnator Hale arrived here at
1915 D. m. by the fast express.
They were chesrsd at all stations along
the line. They will remein with
Blaine Tonight and to morrow go tc
Ellsworth, returning to Washington
company the party TO Ellsworth. Al
the station here, on alighting from
the train, the distinguished party were re.
csived with rounds of cheers. They werl
met By Walker Blaine and driven q
Blaine's residence.
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The of Ill Pickle.

LOUISVILLE, Juno l6.-Judge Slmrall
granted an Injunction In the vice ohancel-
ios'a oour. today ssains, tha rcmnv,l Q!
the Offices aud headquarters Of the Knights
of Honor out OF Kentucky
Hon. L. d. Sloat, of New
Haven, Connecticut, supreme dictator
who ia now here, has issued notice that
removing The Offices TO 81. Louis. rcess,
ures are being taken 20 carry out the vii
OF the supr,me body, aud members
need not De alarmed. Warrants in the
treasury fDr death benefits are paid upon
presentation, nor will tho dec sion oaus,
any serious cHtGugiement IN tho nusines'
OF the workings OF the Order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17
The nInrine Bnnk MIDDLE

New YORK, June lG.-The supreme c,urt
granted an order TO-DAY in the suit Of the
Dand Ward and others, directing the sheriff
OF Kings county TO transfer to job Il.
Wilson, receiver ia the suit Of John II.
Merfess, as assignee Of James ID. Fish
against Ulysses 8 Grant, William s..
Ha-n,r ard 9th ar property In his posses
sion levied upon under attachment Issued
in the sciion Of the Marine bank sgainst
the properly OF Ferdinand Ward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

IN speaking o. candidates whom they
are Ia opposition 70, about nlne-.entbs OF
the papers say he is vascillating. The No
Ian County Record speaks OF GOVERNOR
IRzLAsD's administration being vascillat-
log. Taero Is not enother paper in the
state would make this charge against
GOVERNOR IRELAND, for 10 is w%ell'known
when be takes Il stand which he thinks
is correct, there Is no vascillaling in him.
he is as firm es q rock when he is con :
WINGED he is right.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

THERE is a growing sentiment prevalent
all over the country that school examina'
lions are becoming 6 bore and a nuisance.
Instead Of parents. who attend them to
witness the nrogress made by their sons
and daughters, being gratifed, they ore
compelled TO listen 10 long prosey speeches,
with now and then 3 few lime-worn poet
ical quotations thrown In from prominent
gentlsmen. Tho objections are well taken.
ana 4. Is 10 be hood that the pupils will
haze an opportunity 70 display their pro-
r,ooo and advancement, which 10 the true
ooot Of school examinations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

DlsnA ye hesr tso a,ogapl HON. A 3.
MORTON is OF an independent republican,
but II BLAINE is elected president he will
not forget the past, but will be mighty
independent. with the 'ins' when they
marca cut of office in long procession, "a
the tune OF walk along, Joe.'