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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Jupe 2 --[Speciall-On Satur.
dsv a case Of smallpox was reoorted in
negro family living near the railroad 10
the north. west part Of the town. fsster'
day they were moved to the pes'-houss In
the evening tho building, two.story frame
tenement house in which the parties lived
was cremated, BY some means unknown to
vour correspondent. IL was injured In the
Sprinpfie ED Fire IL Msrire for $500.
A CHILD, aged 10 MONTH, got hold oil
eomr concentrated lye, ate email quantity
and died IN 0 short time.
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CII.lfuRNE.

CLyBuRsx. June 9 Especial IA violent
wind and rain storm visited CleburDe and
vicinity at 3 O'Clock this morning, render
ing Buffalo creek and Nolnnd river impass.
able. West Buffalo surrounded the water.
works engine house, ran into the dwell
ines Of Mr.. McCnrry and Mira. Williams
ard within . lew feet OF the jail, and dam
aged the railrosd In several places. Or
East Buffalo two good horses OF Green
Holland (colored) were drowned while
stsked on. to Craze. Crops on the low
land are greatly damaged.
In the district court, just adjourned
nine indictments were nolle pro.equied
There were seven convictions and three &C.
ouitrls
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Myriads of Cures

Achieved by Ayers SARsAPARILLA. In
the past forty years, are a;iesied, and there
IS no blood disease, at rll possible OF cure,
;hat will not Weld 10 Il. Whatever the
ailments of this class. and wherever found,
from the scuryy Of the Arctic circle 10 the
"yeldt-sorcs" Of South Africa. this rem
edy has afforded health TO the sufferers
by whom 1t was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases, With
in their personal knowledge. OF reniarl-
able cures wrought by II. where all other
treatment had been unayailing. People
will do well 10
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Juue 2-TPess, miss Far
we'll, wno is engaged In the laudaole Of
tort 70 encourage the s'ls culture Industry
Ia rexss. gave 40 interesting exhibit aud
lectures are enlivened by an exhioit ~ The
six v orrns at work weaving their cccoons.
Miss Fsrwsll iulends lectu lag throughout
the state.
Tho June term OF the district court began
ia session to-day with about seventy csses
on the appesr ,nce docket. The county
court also convened this morning. rus
appearance docket IN TINS court !. very
ligh,, there being only about thirty new
az ses anterad
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RoBus1 Health

Is not always enjoyed by those who seem
to possess it. The faint of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining tho
constitution. In time, the poison will GER
tainly show It's effects, and with all the more
yirulence the longer 1t has been allowed
TO permeate the system. Each pimpc, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense OF unnatural
lassitudc, or langtlQy. IL one of Natures
warnings Of the consequences Of neglect.
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TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1891.
INDICATIONS.

los tue West Gulf states Local rains and
parity cloud weather; east TO south winds no
change Ia temp IA ufe.
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them. He was found this morning near
town horribly mansled and the skin gone
from his legs aud handS, his lace In an ur.
recognizable mass, his scalp hanging In
shrads and his body cut aud bruised. On~
OF the animals was standing near; the other
has not boon found Ga Hassstts wrist IL
foand the marks OF the rope with which he
had been dragged. On his rerson were
found 80 In cash and checks to his order
for 1928.
LAMrAsAs.
LANPAsAs, June al special. The court
met to-day. Judge Blackburn presiding.
Upon the petition Of many c,tizeur, all tho
docke cts were continued until nextterm on
account ~ the agricultural interests that
have suffered 80 much on account oil the
excessive rains, and the grand jury sworn
aud will attend TO all business Drought be-
fore II.
-Hon. @. w, Jones 10 IN the city attending
10 some landed interests here, and expucts
20 spend much OF the season IN tnis sec
The June number OF the Lampasas
springs Aisitar, y monthly Journal In
pamphlet form. will appear tomorrow.
3 II. Oarrothers In editor aud proprietor.
A social hop was held st the opera-house
Friday night, end an epjoysols time had.
A report 10 circulated that the town OF
Mensrdvlll- is almost wholly flooded, the
San Saba river being higher than ever
before knosn.
MIR. y. Mcknight. formerly Of Lnmpasss,
hes locs'ed here and 10 handling the keys
al the telegraph oilioe.
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BURN EFT,

BuaHrr, June 2-[Special.1 The Colcrs.
do and Llano rivers are still rising. No
mail TO or from western points Tor several
days.
tended session.
The Initial number OF newspaper. the
Llapo Citizen, made its appearance here
Saturday. this issue being published IN
Burnet.
L. q. Bridges, proprietor of the Mason
hotel, Mason, Tex 20, is In nur city on his
Ssyenty.iour thousand pounds Of wool
vsre shipped over the Au-tin & Northwest
ern railroad from here to-day.
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RIA prxe. June 2.-Tbe rolling mill Of the
READING ron works resumed this morning.
Ls00eil for0scs N ,. 2 sbo toe turn.up fur
80 n the p.ps mill slso stared.
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WEATHERFORD,

WKArHERFoRD, June 2.-[SpeciAl.I THE
saloon OF J. j. Yoast vas closed by s'trsh.
ment In fsvor Of Casey & Swasey, OF Fort
Worth, Saturday evening. Assets and
Ii Utilities oot1 small
The north wall OF Colonel C5u'ts new
bark building which was slmos, complete.
fell last night during q heavy rain, srd the
weigh, Of the stone failing upon The store
house owned bv Mccall K Moo II ard &C.
cupird BY Mr.. n. y. Neer, dealer In drugs,
crushed in the roo ami IN sde slmost total
wreck Of his stock. The damages arr: To
house $3.50; To stock o. orlgs, ~ COZ, ard
TO reonild ,he ssll will cost $500.
Mr.. Horace Baka-. formerly Of Wisconsin,
now n citizen Ut WestheriSrd, Is not ssts-
ned with the management OF The northern
excursions in ignoring this city, and viii
exert himself to have the jug excursion
train top ever here one csv.
Horses brought good prices at the es'rsy
Gales to-day.
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Our Shoe Department

Carries more stock than any FIVE exclusive shoe houses vii
nIeted when the increase Of room that this department
will get will enable properly display all its attractive fea-
lures In the meantime offering line of bargains that
have thus far been unheard Of to the trade and confidently
to close present stock entirely and open entirely
new stock in department.
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SPECIAL SUNNI AIRY.
The Elements Again Consplrs Against
the Texas iiusbandmen.
4 Team ,er Meets a FrIghiiul Death
Near san Anlopio.
Lightning Scar lies hut Spares a Gil
I'm OF Abilene.
A WhlG from The Political CauldrOn-
The Same SAVIOR.
A Full Butget OF Special News.
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
AUSTIN. June 2-t5pecial THE CON-
mission of appeals reported tho following
cases 10 the supreme court TO be AIR ned;
HeTaheil ct a.. Va l.. and IL. blum, from
johnson. opinion by Delaney j.; Hour ok
w. Honrick ut al from williamson, opin'
ion by Watts, f.; Jones VS.. Lssetor, from
Parker. opinion by Watts, j. Rosire W.
Johnson, from McLspnon, opinion by
Watts,
To oe reversed and rom anded Houston
& rexss Cenir al railroad W. Travis county
from Travis, ouinion by Walker, y. l.;
Bonnet vs.. Wordwood, from Wise, opinion
by Walker, p. T.; Saunders & Wefley We.
Hartwell " Chambers, from Coryelie,
opinion by Walker, y. j.. Wall vs.. Texas *
Pacific railway, from Callahan, opinion by
WAITE, T.; Totum W. Harrison, from Col
lins, opinion by Delaney, l.; Rucker 1T al.
VS.. Spnfiord from Bell, opinion by Delaney,
j.; Webb vs.. Hat, from Hin, opinion by
DELANEY, J.: Marx ct al. w. Caldwell et al,
from Young, opinion by Watts j.; Ander-
son VS.. StockdHle et 81, from Calhoun,
opinion nv Wattr, Texas d. Pacific rsil'
way VS.. Howard aud wife, from Tnrrast,
opinion by Watts, ].
A stockmsn named Chambers was pre-
cipitaied from stock train yesterday
through the iron bridge across the Colorado,
breaking both his legs and 1t illctiDn other
painful but not fatal injuries. He was
punching the cattle from the outside OF
car and was kicked by steer causing hun
to lose his hold.
Contractor Mcdonald, Of the Terrell ssy.
lum. drew IS, 100 to-day on estimates.
Mrs. u lea Comedy, Mrs. Pearl Davis
and Major J. Q. Minter, a Mexican veteran,
died here yesterday.
Judge Hancock will have card in the
Statesman tomorrow stating that he will
not be candidate for re election as con-
gresham
Tho annual COMMENCEMENT exercises al
the blind agy lum will be heli June IL
Mr. T. iiot', the rcxWc"mmlsuoner g. Wis
iliug the counties, arranging for the iUrmh.
ton OF county exposition societies tor the
procuring OF exhibits. A spirit OF
county emulation will thns bo
rapidly developed. large number OF
counties have already taken q move IN this
matter.
Senator Birpstt Gibbs was here to-day
and left on evening train Cor San Antonio.
He will return 10 Dallas to-mnrfrw.
Tee cash balance to-day ID S2.6 100.
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TURN the ,wo..hirds rule out on free
"a l31.
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NEW YonK's Der OF poisoned candy proves
Fort WORMS potential irhueDce.
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Vrse of Postage To all Parts of the United
states and Canada.
Remit BY draft on Dallas p0stofhco money or
ser OF registered letter II sent otherwise we
viii no, BE- responsible for miscarriages Adj
icoss THE HERALD. Dallas, Texas.
Specimen copies sent free on application.
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FORT WORTH.

Fort Worm June 2-[ special. The
returns from the different precincts m the
comfy holding primaries Saturday, snow
determination 70 have Tilien ana Hem
bricks as the candidates Of the democracy
this fall, favor tariff for revenue, and in
several cases endorse Wellborn's course in
congress-.
The heavy rains this morning have
flooded the low placer about and In tho city,
showing our drainage system 10 be bad
The engine mas been kept busy to-day
pumping out the wards around the build.
ines below the grade.
The man Miguel, injured by the explo-
zion OF u range yesterday, IL considered IN
dying condition by some OF the physi.
clans, but by others it 10 thought he will
recover.
A telegram from Dallas to the Gazette to
the effect that In q collision ut Alvord
three engines and a number OF cars had
been ruined, 10 said to DO q fgment OF the
imagination. The damage amounts TO
SIS IS, and not $4,000.
The rains last night and today have dis
coursged the farmer, who are somewhat
despond mt. The prospects for good crops
are greatly lessened by this last flood.
Hugh T. Wilson, esq, who had leg
am putated not long sgo, has so fsr recov-
cred rs to be able 10 be out on the street.
The men injured bv the explosion OF the
Van range cay they will sue the nanufac'
turers for damages. Some time Hgo a
range of the same make, in the residence
nj W. A. G arner, exploded, but no one wss
hurt.
Business is quite dull, principally owing
to the universally heavy rains.
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he.vy .noyer Of rain tel here this morpfne,
but It will do more good than harm, a. the
ground had alresdv begun 10 get nsrd In
places whsr. Il had not been plowed sirce
The rain. The farmers are quite busy now.
Both corn and cotton. in most instsbces.
needs work, sDd bsrvess T. upon them. IL
IL thought wheat will msks from fifteen to
twenty busbels per scrs, and oats ere noe,
but u v hsrdiy possible I, make GOOD
CON crop frcm the fs.t it hes rot bteu
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Lutte joker" is the best smoking to
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE June 2.-TSpeciel IA cit.
izen OF our ueiehooring republic by TIE
Uame OF Jusn Laredo. importing some
horees into this country without the con-
sent o, the owner. was taken in by our
vatchful sheriff. The grand jury declared
him guiltr Of horse stealing. This grave
charge Altered Juan TO that degree that he
wished 10 be isr removed from the strong
arm OF The Law. Fi.dins a bottle. Jurn
broke II, and with piece made an Effort 10
cut his breast open. Failing Ia this. he
cut his hand. which caused the blood TO
fi,w freely. The county physician, DR..
Wilson, was te,ephoned, ard on srriv i ar
rested the hfmorrhsge and dressed the
wounds, which s'e not considered serious.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, June 2.-[Special. l-Summer
hogan yesterday with a very warm day.
Clouds gathered in the evening Bnd last
night we had pretty heavy fall OF rain.
Quite crowd oil people from The country
are in town today attending the sale Of
eetrayed stock.
The matinee races at the fair grounds
were well attended last Saturday evening
Al ter one trottipg race, the rain INFER
rupted the programme, which had 20 be
postponed uutii next Saturday evening.
EatrsDce fees were refunded by the gate.
keepers.
District court adjourned ut a late hour
Saturday night. The term wac long one.
and during its progress, q great number Of
i'm portant Case8 were uisposed OF.
The democrats OF Grayson county met in
COD vention this evening. B O. hurry was
elected chairman aud q. b. Wondelohr
secretary. The com nittee on resolutions
endorsed 8. J. Tilden for president aud 7.
II. Hendricks for vice-pratident. Delegates
to the Fort Worth CONVEX ion were ap-
pointed and instructed TO use their iDfiu-
ence to have Captain T. J. Brown elected as
one # the delegates ut large to the national
convention at Chicago. Through Its com.
mittes on resolutions the meeting expressed
itself in favor OF tariff Tor revenue only and
the majority rule.
There will be meeting tonight at the
courthouse for the purpose OF trying TO get
the North Texas Federal court, II ono 10 es-
tablished, located at Sherman.
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pRrS,'tM,

BsEHAM. Juue 81 Special lat Irde'
psndancs Suudsy evening. Gus R)9s,
negro, WAS snot by Ed. Johnson. negro.
R,ss and JohDson's wife came to Johnson
house. Johuson told him to 20 away.
Ross said he wouldn't 90 nowhere, and al
tempted to ride over Johnson, when the
latter fired on him WITH six'shooter,
the ball taking eff,o, under the left nipple.
Ross rode 800 yards to dccIor's Office,
told the dortor he was shot and wanted
something done, fell off his horse and dad
in few minutes. The deceased had been
too intimate with the wife OF Johnson. Al
the ipq uett, a verdict ia nccordancs with
the fuo,s. johnson IL In the county Jail.
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Shoe Department

We hay. reductions In Children's Shoes.
We have reductions in Infants Shoes,
We hsvo reductions In Fine shoes.
We have reductions IN Coarse SHOES,
We have reductions In All Kinds Of shoes.
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HIcHLARD. June 2-TSpacial. i've bad
another heavy rain last night, but 1t has
cleared off again to-day. Tine farmers OF
this vic,nity say that their crops are not
dana Red BY the late rains as much as ex'
pected during the rain.
Nr. Lampert, OF u .ingerfeld, Texas,
who hns been hero few days has gone
north to buy wire to fence tho large ranch
he il locating here. He will 30 to ker-
lucky soon TOR some ins horses and cattle.
The Beaumont Lumber company arc
putting ia q large stock OF lumber here
now.
Over 1900 pounds Of butter were shipped
from this pace lac, noah
Merchants doing good business on the
prospects Of the crops.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-29

Congressman Weller left the hall
OF the house one day last week.
wherea. there was great excitement.
The English Pelle contested election
case was coming on for a vote, and
none Of the contemplated steals
that Dingiey and others have tried
to get through under suspension Of
the rules could be called up till that
was disposed Of and Weller absent
from the house. No matter which
holds the seat, neither will cast q
vote knowingly that will be In any
way detrimental to the corporate
monopolies. Weller had voted for
the minority report favoring Pelle,
but left the house to meet his wife
and daughter ut the depot about the
time vote was to be taken on the
majority report giving up the seat
to English. limitations that Weller
had been "seen" by the elder English
are INDUCED in by those who don't
seem to be acquainted with the old
man. Why. in 1880, the elder Eng
lish while reporting a profit Of
81 ,732, $50 OF the first national bank
Of indianapolis OF which he was
president, went through the cam
paign on the presidential ticket witt,
Hancock without paying one cent
toward the expenses OF the cam
paign. Oh, no, the old man never
parts with filthy lucre except at cent
per centum.
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A. N. May, OF the Waukon Stan
dard Is exercised in body aud mind
n the belief that the articles In the
PLAIN DEALER and other papers sign
Cd g. A. r.. are from Mr.. Weller, and
that he Is arpropriating the initials
Of , military organization TO further
his own ends. The articles bearing
that signature are written by Gust
4. Rain, hence the initials G.. A. r.
But We don't mean to censure harsh
y any man who simply judges an
othcr by the elements which consti-
tuto his own character. Some years
ago Mr.. May came to Waukon as an
ordained clergyman Of the Episco-
pal church. As its Rector he lived
In tho parsonage Of the Parish with
cut rent; It's church was without
service and he was publishing q re-
publican paper instead OF ministering
to the spiritual needs OF the church,
even keeping his pigs in the vestry
room Of the church. but this was
better than his own presence there.
Since Bishop Perry came in charge
OF the Diocese, Mr.. May has been
stripped OF his clerical robes and
possession Of the property regained
tor its rightful use. 1t is in keeping
We say with his character that he
should be suspicious: he is u suspic-
ious character.
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Patents Granted.

The following patents were grant
ed to citizens OF Iowa, week ending
May Goth 1884, reported expressly
for this paper, by JOS. H. Hunter,
Solicitor OF American and Foreign
Patents, 936 F street, Washington,
d. c.:
George Burt, TT. Madison, music
holder; Abner S. Cook, Burlington,
letter box; Oswald Z. Barker, Jam
inson, hame fastener; Chas. S. Older
and Leander L. Deering, Independ-
ence, wire streteher; John J. Lamb,
Waterloo, door check; Geo. Patton,
st. Charles, agricultural boiler; Chas
Schweer, Eldon. sulky pillow; Frede-
rick kubee, Riverside necktie fast
ener,
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Committee on Rewards and Pnn.
ishments.

The democrats OF this district
want q candidate for congress, not
to obtain wise and judicious isgisls.
tlon tor the benefit OF the lsboring
and producing classes, but to dis
tribute public patronage in reward
Tor political services. These rewards
are Of course for those who manipu-
late the wires for party success, just
~ tho thing Is now done In the re-
publican party. On the contrary.
our party desires congressman who
will use his Office to promote the
general welfare Of the people; one
who will legislate for the masses
whether the president is arepublican
or . democrat. Such representa-,
tive we now have and 1t will be ,he
height OF folly to exchange him
for . candidate whose sole ambition
Is to distribute the loaves and fishes
OF office to the faithful. Better than
this for the producers that those who
desire member OF congress for this
work. organize committee on re-
wards and punishments who shall
perform the arduous duties of dis
tributing the appointments OF the
administration among their bench
men
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Anti Mon0pOllStS inAtntaiH rs a fundamental
R ios Isss I'm m nna
josity will and best interests OF the people Con.
additionally expires Cd: that oil special icglslA.
ooo tcading = and Resulting n building up and
not only destructive OF our form OF government
0ut posittve aids In creating . government In
which nnNHY u kIn0 and LABon irs SLAVE
III parties who desire the unlimited coinage OF
6otA gold Aao silver Of the present weight and
nneneaG Ct I'll who desire that . permanent
$ IL Inc noses Or i os
q the National bankA, thereby preventing con-
traction o. innAtion; OF oil who desire the pay.
meat Of our bonded debt And the application Of
hoardiI1 them 70 perpetuAte = national debt As
epubllc blessing TO the banks and oondhoiders
& the 4aat; Of III who would sse an oQuit able
tsrss; 4 I'll Who would 6uiid up ! people devot.
= 20 liberty, fraternity and Justice ~ opposed
% sectional strife: OF oil who believe that Rail-
ss a osss az .soa
through legislation be under control and rcgu-
lAeton q law for the public welfare; OF al who
.n.t a.
umidation q the polls, or BY purchase OF rep.
To0entauves after their election. thus endanger.
nv the perpetuity OF our institutions, should
have their corporate existence annulled: that
corporations which have combined 10 establish
Dominion over money. transportation. intelli.
gNace. tnvention, land ana labor, are detrimen.
eAl 70 the public welfare and bhould be put un-
der Just control OF Law so NJ to make them the
servants, instead OF permitting them 10 remain
10 mASters OF the people: OF all who oppose
making our tarifY laws the medium OF protect.
Ing monopoly interests. while labor competes
With the rAuper labor OF the world; OF all who
would hold the public domain for the use AUD
occupancy OF American citizens, IN limited
QuAntitieA ~ against al foreign or corporate
0Wnership or control.
q. r. Hsnnig, w. r. Emo, e. N. Clark w. r.
0eAd. J. z. Baoc0ck, d. r. Mccarthy, w. "
NsWooTTy,
Cong. Committee.
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A quiet agent with only one mission
to fulfill, came into the hands OF Mr..
Albert Chandler. OF Crumpton
Queen Anne county, Md. He gave
it to his father-in-law, Mr.. Goodwin.
who was suffering with severe Rheu-
matism. After q trial. he wrote: 1T
is having wonderful effect in his
case. He regards his possession Of
1t Us providential. His wonderful
change has astonished the commun-
ity.' The remedy is ATHLoPHoRos,
a natural antidote for the poison
and acid in the blood, whose pres
ence is the precursor and cause Of
Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains and
inflamations.