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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
A Hermit of a Virsinia Mountain.

There is o hermit living in Salt Pond
Mountain. aged between As and 50 years,
who 10 recluse enough to satisfy the most
exciting. He lip,s on the game which he
traps OF shoots and rarely speaks to 9 fell
low being, his only oom passion being q
large deer hound. He makes no use of
vegetables in any form, living on hesh
alone, which he eats q, his humor seises
him, raw or cooked. He has lived thus
alone since early youth, making his home
in Q cave, which he has fancifully lined
with tho skins Of the animals he has killed.
-{Dlsok burg NsWS
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l.AMUgEMENT NOTES.

To-at IN expscsast public will be
given opportunity OF hearing our boys
In thetry best condition at the opera.
magnificent SUCCESS OF their
last sy.tiou has not passed out OF the
Daliattd. and the richest Of treats will
be thetion Of those who visit the Sun-
doNsrhis evening. AID amateur per-
fornas generally regarded with some
-,,iatrput the yonng gentlemen COM
nosine troupe wrested snch abundant
nuplaV, their last appearances, that
their rnsnoe rs regularly 10 locked
sar Wlt,psst interss'. We bespeak for
them ersl turn cut Of the citiEens, and
,,redicYand audience at the opera
SouseI ID will be delightfully."- warmed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

s'sisos A ear stiss.ss -as filled 9TH
smyloys. N tts Csli s0fts, rha live IN
ne civ aud are suhtsysd ~ thsif lsbef ~
ibis means, Ne ifsin stofplpE iof hen op-
lasl The Htfts Ahsf tufninf The cufys
~ lhs Partdals toshdAfy 4 freight us's
Hns Obsirrsd eominE uliyWard. but ,bs
ipptina " 10th tfains vss iop mush 70
sllsw he sfaies 10 do day ia das, sDs
,hs Is,slt WAS a fearful smhsb.us, sndinE
10 thsoklnr tragedy. Nintlesn msn tm,
sloysd At The Cali works Msrsporlsd killed
ani iwsn,y or iLlrly wounded. The con.
duoIsr OF The freight nain, George Barber,
l. said 10 " responsible for ths socidsnl, a.
b, wAs RAINING his train withOat sidsis,
Ne has been Irsestd.
rbs last seesusis place Nv number Of
the dad at twenty saver and seward wars
islurDd aad 90 badly msim,d - not 10 be
expected 70 recover. A. .hs ibassSt this
views she bodies. The affair casts a slsoIa
over tss city. rhe wounded sre lynn IL
tho hCspiiAl asd s6Vsral u clors ara giy,nE
thtn tSsry attention, An eye aiusa
eelofIsss the rosas at tAs uraek "a hsAit-
Tsndlag 10 the sllTsmv, Ihs nullstsd
eediss, sr0anb Of Ise dying aud shli.Ss 81
TIVE HsnBtsd we're enough ~ Apfsll u.o
strongest, The EeWspspsr ofists are crowd
ed With oi,irsns eagerly awaiting eaI!stins'
Auonx toe Killed arc Z, Agate, W, hlss-
Tor, q asohn, A. Lynes. ? Auils an, A.
wti's, HaTriSsn J, MoDonald. ! Rnulstt,
W. Hesriss, q, Robiu,sn ssd usrriaslon
A nong tho woundsd la the hospital, lying
bsIWssn liis GHd death, ara " FtIsersld,
II. Csru'Ssrs, n. q. Ksbnan, Michael K /.
IL, N. Rossrs, Frederick BurniUn; (lhss-
last tive osnust liyS), q. dsponI't, John
Lynch, Iemss Kelly, A, beass, HuSh
Cunningham, F.. R,tiu,ou Bailey, fSl
E0rion' John Carris.n, A msi1Fity OF
these are unconscious. The d0oiOgl cana
.ay how mauy will rssoVsr. Their f-Igds
al inInilisS are surrounding thr hn.Tital
aui the morgue and ihe Ieens Is a. = most
hesrt.rsndsring description. Several Of the
m.n killGd leave vive, a. iaaiiliGg,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
EIIDARR.

KILDAIE, Jan. 4 -TSpsoial.l Mr.. Thomas
A. Stone, a merchant OF Wayne, forDerly
of this place, and MISC Maggie Lewis, a
most accomplished and charming yonng
i.dy, daughter Of Mr.. ROB rt Lewis. ora
our most esteemed citizers, were marriud
W sd uesisy, Elaer J. l.. Whittls Officiating.
Tho four men arrsstsd on oherse OF
whipping and shooting negro, a few higets
since, were hold over to the district court
on & bond OF $500 each.
A tramp, while trying TO get on train
at the water tank two and a halt milas east
OF here last night, got his loot partly cut
of.
John Stanford, sn employe OF Colonel A.
T. Anderson, was gored In the neck by Ell
OK yesterday and only lived few hours.
Mr.. Lee Hines. tho pionser boarding.
houss boss Of eastern Texas, took charge OF
the Duscan hotsi at Linden January lst.
Captain G. T. Vaughan and Mr.. Bolivsr
Wesson were seated in the UIitsd States
mail hack en- route to Linden this morn
ing.
Mrs.. Odsll and Miss Carrie Davis, of Az
lants, are visiting friends in Kildare and
vicinity.
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Patti's Private Cnr.

PATHS private palace car, built by the
Of S4O. 600. was on exhibition at the Grand
Central depot yesterday. Patti is in Bos
ton. aud the car 10 to be taken there this
eyening. It's nsme is Adelina Patti. In
the center of the oar 10 q saloon about four
teen feet long and nine broad. Tho roof is
panelled With embossed leather, colorsd
with two shades of gold leaf. In the sides
OF the saloon arc plats-gla's windows sixty
inches long and forty.six inches high. On
either aide Of the windows are bevtllsd
glass mirrors, ct IN the side Of the par
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
col CLEIELAND.

II Ia understood that 6sl Cleveland, whs
was arrested q few days sincs ct Honriests
ter the killing Of q uasn named Jesss james
In the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory,
and who vas brought here aud lodged IL
NE county jail, will apply for writ Of
sral court. George Cleveland, Of Waco,
whs 10 o bretasr Of the accused, 10 in the
atty to asais' his brother In whatever way
10 oan In his troHblss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
HUARD FROM.

A faw days since Frank Riley, who kept .
cigar stand at the Grand Windsor hotel,
suddenly disappeared from the city desart-
ing business, without any apparent cause.
Yesterday City Marshal Arnold received a
telegram from the Marshal at Abilene AK
ing II Riley was wanted here, and sent an
answer that he was not
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
A FAMILY TIGHT.

A man and his vito, whose names were
not leaned. but whs have quarters in the
old st. Charles bctel baildinR, were 81.
gsgsd all Of ysstsrdsy In wagisE war
egaiust each ether. They had several
woman came Of victorious. Their dis
arassfal actions were witnessed from the
street by number Of pedestrians.
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81 had am ALL" said rubicund happy
faced gentleman. "All whsJf' asked hls
friend, why all the symptoms OF malaria
viz; laIno back, Eohins jolul-, slseplesaneas,
iadigestios, dizzy Ats, cold exlrsme'i.s,
rush OF blosd 10 the head, constant fatigue,
no appetite, pains in the breast AFTER ea,ine,
Disht sgsats, alternate chills aud iev0r,
sto etc., but Browns Iron Bitssrs cured
me and rscomnond II SO being .hs only
perfect tonic made"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

The report ali ut yesterday that Mrs. W.
p. Anderson, who was so badly burned at
her residence, No. ITO Polk street, Tues.
day morning, was dead, was erroneous.
is in q critical condition md the attending
physicians have no hopes of her recovery.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
AnnUAL RAILnoAD PASSES.

II. N. Hoxie, vice.president Of the Mis-.
soari Pacific road, telegrsphs Mr.. L. p:
Turner, ticket agent here, that annual
passss Of the Missouri Pacific leased lines
will b konorsd by conduc ers up to and
including January 10Th, 1884. '-signed Fl.
N. Hoxie. This information will be OF
service to those holding annual passes over
these lines.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

The present severe spell Of cold weather
has played sad havoc with water pipes
the city, and tho burating of
the same have been numerous. Superin-
Whselese OF the water. works, IL ..
formed HERALD reporter yesterday that
no to date there had been sixty.two brcskt
and that IL required large force Of plumb.
eys to repair the leaks. They were busy all
day ysstsrday, and have nos ~ yet snc.
cesded in making the necessary repairs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

Yesterday James Wilkinson and HE
wife. ELISABETH Wilkinson, Alsa suit IN
the dlstiisl court against tho oily ~ Dallas
fer alleged dsmEss dose thslr prcpsdy,
Tho plaintiffs sllsss a. her pSuIon that
ElissSsth Wilkinson 10 tbs owner In lee
simple Of lot Of ground on thu north side
OF Comneres street. between Merphy ans
distracted and damned mp tho natural
drain, which caused the basement OF thoiT
hsuss TO overflow, and that II has washso
away the soil OF their lot on which thOif
dwelling stands. They pray for damages
Ia the sam OF - 500.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
HABRAS CORPUS.

The habsas corpus trial OF Tip Wilson,
solorsd, charged with tbs murder OF Harry
johnson, colored was set for hearing In the
district court yesterday morning, but was
not reached. 1t will DO heard to-day. Mr.. +.
l., Irvine il tho attorney for..the defense.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
RrILDING SOLD.

Captain n. P. Lantz sold yesterday to
Colonel W. G. Randall the tw0-story brick
building on Main street, rs by 100, and
formerly occupied by the HERALD, for
SO, 600 cash. Colonel Randall owns the
frame buildings just east Of it and contain.
plates tho erection Of thrss-story bricks In
THAR staad
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

Az n nesting ~ the Married Folk, club
held January Sd, 1884, G u. Turner was
elected president @ n. Quillman v,oe p-',.
idsnI, p. ". Liunskis, treasurer and y. ",
Littlehals secretary. An import,r' nee.-
ing 10 called for Monday night ut $50 over
Eiward's music store in rooms Ut Dallas
schsol OF art and nusic sud all Members
are requested 10 attend. By oder OF presi'
deut
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

IL. Younger, who was indicted by the
!eesiI yrand Jury on the charge OF oppos-
ing sSepaty United States marshal while
t ~ tns oschsrgs of his duty, came IN yes
.eiuay. ssrrsadered and executed bond in
the federal SQUIRT. '
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

Tbs ease Of Tension vs., Tension which
has escuplsd several days In tho district
court 10 still on trial. II IL G suit institut.
Cd by the hsir, OF John Tension, by hi.
Frat wife sg,inst his second vito for the
trust furd alleged 70 have besn invested in
property conveyed 20 his second wife by
bis will. There are sons S25 900 worth Of
property Involved. Messrs BAnksdsls,
Williams 4 Burford appear fo- tho plain
tits. and G. G. Wright, and Shvrie Robert
son for the defendant.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
Coal BIiners Convention,

PIrT'bute, jan, E-Ths u'aI WIhtff
rIato convention adjourned une die TO-.
nIght. Resolutions were adopted gylrg
sm ploysS one weeks notice b,iore taking
decided action on any strike; denopuclnE
30 importation OF foreign labor, and re
qu.stins congress TO les's'nts against IL,
aud suggesting the Embellishments ola ma
Iioual 6uraau OF labor ststlstica for tho ben
eft of legislators.
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A RUNAWAY

The horse athched to DR.. Geaks's buggy
became frightened 91 upper Elm street
yesterday abont noon and dashed down
that thoroughfaA at fearful speed, dis
mantling two expNgs wagons and smashing
tho buggy to pieceA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
LOCAL NEWS.
ne Bsss Sail Tsass 81 fer Q warmer
CIlss.
4 wsstIss IL Tho 0rasd Jsry Rosn -
A IIsAvy salt.
Hthsr News Notes About the City
rnn nAaH nALLIsTa.

The Brown stockings Of this city len lag.
weston to play The Gut City club Of that
plass Q SERIES Of three games, beglnninS
blnday. Cores Chicago league accsmps'
nisd then, aud BY dividing on will. BY mu.
tah ssnssnt Of tina TIVE clubs, plsy -
many nsp on zach eide.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
FINGER MASHED.

L. A. Trsanor, O switchmsn in the Texas
& Pacific yard, while coupling cars yeater-
day got one OF his fingers mashed OF be.
tween the bumpers, He was sent to the
roads hospital at Font Worta. The injured
member will have to be amputatsd.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

"Prickly Ash Bit.ers.' Ia purely vegetable
In DOM position. IL ects directly on the
liver, kidssys, stomach and bowels, afford
Ing relief and . cure In all casss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

ssa Ilsh,ss. n vii be the minHfsl
shos tbs ssssSn, snd iho's sltnss'i1F
thsif thssfrsls ssI ihsf sIesl ~ VifsiF
aud tslsnl ibs isffsn cd Callsndsfs
house on the IN sad sih, In "lnisfyisrs
aud the "Phenir
Y nh Newell. "Muldoh's Pic MI. rariy'
10 hers on the 18th and irb
Bssis ara goinf Ike hot osfes tor ihs
sunaossr NiDslIsls tonight You should
,rssurs Jou s.sia early 10 10 tDfo ~ GOOD
ones. Help ths soTs cat ny tsting your
friends 10 see the Hsrfsnsuos to'Hirh',
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attlgafss
llnsletifff NiUfn
a1h hstfa hAs fss
ctlfs Tho nnsi
positive cod fss.
mOnt hsm smllisui
ssiusal dhas
long Osnpltd a
fore - Ost fahk
ntnnnT standard
o Eftt W Il
ilNA 81 PODS,
FIun uliFtaiiFs ~
disc q tui d.
lions Of me Htlm.
nrh. ivorhud bow
sls and n pteVeht.
I've Of "a.
Hs-aH are 10 INA
renowned
For sale by pTuk
sikis AVID D'aleN
o whom Apply fsr !
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Pondtxtraot
for al lmorrhages snd ell pain. No pre-
paratiis equal to It. In the extract ma
ture ascience are combined.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

The report OF the engineer on the pro-
posed sewer system has been made and tho
cost sslinatsd at 1896 900. which is Ger
Ainly q low price for an effective system
covering the territory proposed. 1t is use.
less to discuss the question OF whether q
system OF sewerage Tor this city is Desirable
or necessary. There never was city OF
any considerable size without ono, and
never will be. The citizen who maintains
ooAoxisus vaults or Misunderstanding rub
bah upon his premises cannot expect i'm
manity rem their poisonous eR,c.s, and
the city that sits resting in its own filth
must pay the penalty in disease and death.
Every intelligent man knows this, ssd the
question now confronting the people 10
whether they will take hold OF tbs
work and complete it., or pro-
crastinats. and instead of paying dollar q
year in interest ON bonds and to Il sinking
fuud to meet the principal near quarter
OF century, heGoe pay them as much In
might otherwise be eyaded. The
work will have to be done; prosras.
tiustiou will not reduce the cost. With sysry
year's delay aud greater spread of tho city's
population, the sum necessary to sewer tho
city will be greaser. The work has besn
delayed 50 long that large sum OF money
Is necessary TO bring it up to the demands
Of ths city, but after tha. is judicieusly ex-
pend6d, the additional expense OF extend
ing sewers will come in such way a. not
to be lelt; but by pIosorastinatiHs, Ban
Antonio is now called upon to do in one
year what should have been done in ten
[San Anteyio Express.
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ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-[Specisl 1.-The local
cotton market was active; 2,126 bales sold
at unchanged prices. The feeling is bull
ish and an advance probably.
Cash wheat was dull and offerings small.
Prices we're firm but no advance.
Cash corn was up rs to 10 and feeling
strong: No. 2 mixed, 4S 38. The demand
was chiefly from spectators.
The cattle market is steadily improving.
Everything sold ss soon as offered. East
era shippers in the market are anxious to
buy. The receipts were small and no
Texans among them.
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sE bnCk.- NershAU HFrl1u,
PKINC pLIs, NOT MEN

As to the localities from which the caali.
dates for presidsutisl bOrsrs may be select.
ed, the democracy Of the south,
do not care picayuns. Now, SIS
during tho last twenty wears, they viii sup.
port the nominees nj the convention, ire
spsctive of considerations outside Of the
platform. Let the latter opuncate coed
democratic doctrine, ard the south will bH
solid in support If the men chosen to repre-
sent those principles. We are Indifferent
to the men; we want correct principles 10
prevail and would rather be beaten in =
fair contest, under the banners Of democ-
rscy than win victory by abandoning eur
principles ss matter Of expediency.-tln-
ter.Sate Nsws.
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MILLICAN.

MrLL1cAn, January 4.-[special. ]-The
stsrshousc of W. l.. Orr. OF Wellborn, was
burned Wednesday. The FIRE is supposed
to have bsen the work Of an incsndiary.
Insurance not known.
N. J. Wiley, OF this place, Ia closing up
his stock of dry goode to B. Ferguson, and
will comnsaoe clerkina for Mr.. Ferguson
soon. This makes ths fourth firm that
have closed here this season; two by failure
and two on account 81 the dull season.
Mr.. II. "A. McMichsel, who moved his
stock Of goods last winter to Dublin is
making preparations TO remove his stock
back to this place again and OCCUPY his
old store.
Over 1882 bales of cotton were shipped
to date, being hardly half of last years
shipments.
Business In very dull.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

sSpn, EUeFtH 60 ,ht< 90 FRAnG
hng mafU us hll agents MN Na'I gazSl
sgli be never falling umtd{ Ngrv 30
hlai restorative ~ ViaWTF hN ne ~ n
nsfynnq debility lnss m mHn1o0' ~ \,
1fed Diseases should Al uuft = prirs he r,ofs
ih0ve r enlionol thrH III IRE 20 proGnre s6r
'" H. thrl7fh ua hy r0uf '.rt go. pfe.s
90 wfrl e RI. nWIa
WHOLESALE nu. r.s rt.Hr fsAA
by retail At Howell Hr1sfH q, I. wi'nshs.
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MARSHALL.

MARsHALL, Jan. 4.-TSpscial. 1.-The leap
year ball at the Capital hotel last night was
in every respect the event Of the season.
The spacious dining hall OF the hotel had
been put In order ioi the occasion. The
lady man ayers and promoters Of the ball
dsssrve great credit for the manner In which
they conducted the affair. Watts string
band furnishad excellent music.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

Angostura Biilsrs, ths vsrld Tsnov ned
sppsfIsr aud lnvlgsIsior, ispLs dslio-
ieus flavor 10 a. drinks snt eur.s dytp p
your druggist for the ksLu'ns AHgDsturp
manufactured by Dr., = y, siegsrt a Sons
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

An Austin ~, cisl of tue 2ssh STATES that
50, 900 from the available school fund was
transferred 20 lhs cash revenue balance, BIZ.
isg in liquidation OF school srti6cates. The
revenue bslsncs oil ssme $3.50 900 has to be
considerably augmented in toe next two
weeks, ne the semi.anuual interest OF Sl25,-
900 and the aonthy payroll of about 49,.
600 have to be met. There will hardly 10
any cash 10 turh over to the sinking tuSd 70
invast in state bonds, and, il there vs., the
bonds arc scarcely to be had, By the close
Of January, II the Legislature is not eY,rGvs'
giant, the cash balance 10 expected to again
swieg bach. Il srshall Herald.
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aIrIr FoR pROPRETY.

Rough on corns," for corns, wars, bun.
Iona. i6c.
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BUHsTFD WATER PIPIs.

Wells May-Applc Qiver) PILE. 1oc. and
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Mr.. K; Skinner, M Calm, TsIs:. says:
tsns fever and It suio| ~ cured me-"
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STATE PRESS.


Colorado City Is 10 have nsw court
house. Lands blve been donated by Sen
htor Brown, Of GserglA, the ssle Of Which
will pay for the building AID the old COST
house lots will probably bripE ti0,Vo0
noR-lx arshIll H-srrg.r.
yer sATIsprp,
The Csliforpis and Texas DELEGATIONS IN
s<usrssS zach have sNmmoa objects, IN
which there ere NO political questions ~
voiysd, This CnlifNrniaps want Chinese en- :
isrsten stopped, aud the TtIsus vert
deep water In the halt dozen or moro bar
sor- on the scast -LColnrAdo Clipper,
vLEls 90 eiyR'Rn FIIs.
What the devil will the newspapers do
fer political thhnier, now that The speak.
erehip ssAstlsn has been dssided ~ Pauo'
Ia Wstcnnsu.
Give the sormop- Ats. They have no
friends in TeXrS Terrell Star.
sATEn THF JsSsLEe
A large segcsn lion has been Hssn on
OAK branch a,d CnHmberS crAsk several
tinss lately. Lpt Saturday party in
that pelgeborhcod made a hunt for Shs so
I'm 81, and la's in the evening discovered i
nser tbs res 'eRce OF Nj. Claupch, on Ost
sraucb, hus lh,Ir uogs wera so fatiEGed
they refused 10 cGase the animal, aud, -
ocre OF the hunters got good shot, shs
roy al game was permitted 10 escape 10 hlB
iuugl es.-WgIshaehia Mirror.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-16

The following In told Of a newly
married couple from the upper Yellow
stone, who were making their bridal
trip east over the Northern Pacific on
one Of the DELAYED trains last week.
The bride had never before seen a
sleeping car. much less been Ia one.
mo, George, I'm not going to take
my shes Of" YOU'D better. dear
est" NO. I -han't. Just like ~ not
the train will run otf the track. What
IA place this IL for lady to sleep in.
Catch me- taking off my shoes, nor
anything else this night. Why, any
body can come along here and pull
the,r curtains right back" "Why
,icar. il is just ~ private here a. in
y"ur own roam. No one disturbs any
one else ou sleeper. You know
travelled great deal before We were
married Now come, pet. let me I'M
tie your ,hs- for you" You shan't.
George. | tell You | won't take my
shoes nii. aud won't. 80 there. am
going 4" Ill up here aud lean against
hi, pillow aud look out the window
all night, and III Ice already dressed
for breakfast ia the morning. You
can sleep Down there IL you want Ia. "
lie argued. reasoned. rntreatcd, and
commanded. but the -ix-hour bride
remained firm, aud it was evident
thai ad,rs cloud was 81, tn. face oi
the young honeymoon. The last
thing W. heard before going To- sleep
was the beginning If villa, he said was
his last appeal. We didn't hear the
end of il. but woke next morning aud
found all quiet in the next berth. All
the other Passengers were soon up,
aud the porter had their beds meta
morphosed into seats. but still the
bridal c"uple slept. FINAL they were
reused by the conductor, and after
forty minutes Of flounderinc In the
lower bunk. and frequent whispered
inquiries for sundry missing articles,
conspicuous among which was my
other Shoe" there appeared . plump
little woman with frowsy hair and n
pair II pretty bushes. which deepen
ed and widened surprisingly as she
met the gaze Of her fellow passengers.
II was apparent that she had at last
relented.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-16
SurpriHing ~ Tras 4.

An instructive and entertaining ex-
erci.e introduced by Professor Logan
at the public school, is debate every
Friday afternoon participated In by
the higher scholars. The topics chosen
are usually those that are agitating
the minds Of children Of large growth.
and the effort il made 10 have the
scholars devote some attention to
these questions and argue them from
their own stand point. Yesterday the
subject under debate WAS Female Suf.
frage, the girls having the affirmative
side and the boys the negative. Many
and cogent were the arguments put
forth pro and con and the Interest In
the question had attained the highest
pitch. when n young miss wrought Ia
u fever heat by a sarcastic allusion of
one Of the ruder sex NJ to the frivilous
leaning of woman kind to balls and
parties, electrified the whole school
by an announcement In regard to her
sex that not only established beyond
question the propriety Of extending
suffrage to them, but abruptly ended
the debate. The JOURNAL would sug.
gest that class In physiology b. start
cd forthwith.