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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For any case of the following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced in
Or. RiChau's Golden Remedies

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Dr. Richau's Golden Antldote, n safe, speedy
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tie.
nr. Rlchau's Golden Ellxer de Amour, a
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGE OF TEXAS.

lTECHNICAL BRANCH or THE UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act of L. $. Congress. EQUIP.
ped 10y the state of Texas, with form, build.
ings, shops, machinery apparatus, etc., To
the value Of $2OO,0OO, \ practical school for
training young men To become successful
Farmers, Engineers. Machmists, Chemists.
Architects, Contractors and leaders In all
business enterprises. Tuition free. An other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september !, 1881. For full particulars, adj
dress II. II. nlNWlDDIE,
Chairman of the Faculty,
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ST, EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Austin, Texas.
THE STAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY
sTAUNroN.VA.

REV, JAMES WILLIS, Principal,
This wcll-known institut ON is one of the
hest I'm the south. Noted FOR It's excellent
corps OF teachers, elegant and hcalthful Local
ton, home influence and moral culture; best
facilities for Music and Art. Not Scctarlan.
Terms moderate. Session opens first We'd
ncSdRy In September, Apply for catalogue.
The principal will visit Texas the latter part
of August and accompany those going tn the
school. Correspondence with him will deter
mine time and place of starting.
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The Board Of Examiners for Teachers
OF Public Schools of the City of Dallas,
VIII meet at Fourth ward school-house,
Monday, August llth, at ga. IN. Appli-
cants Ill take proper notice.
BY order OF President,
T.. NJ. TtlMAN, Secretary.
Board Of Examiners: Prof g.. W.
Aldehof, Prof. Grove, DR.. 4. =. Smith.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY

savannah, Ga,
%, Incorporated and governed by Board Of
trustees; fun and experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed f,r beauty
and hcalthGulnesS; discipline equal to thai of
the best schools in the country; new and
magnificent buildings. erected especially for
The school; seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fail Session
GeglnS October Slh. For Catalogues, etc, adj
dress the superintendent,
MAI Il. L. BIrRGFGS
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The Board of Trade saloons, northeast
corner Of Main and Austin and north
west corner of Main and Poydras streets,
Keeps the best of liquors, wines, beer,
ales, etc., TO be found, connected In the
very best style.
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Lexington, Va.

Lexington, Va.
instruction i'm the usual academic studio,
aud in the professional schools Of Law and
Engineering Location hcalthul; expenses
moderate. Session opens September Is. For
Catalogue, address "Clerk of the Faculty"
g. w. 9 iNE. President.
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INSTITUTE
Marion, Ala.

Fortv-Sevcnth session hCgmS October I,
loSl. Faculty Of huccu CuIlcriutc course
for Young Ladies', Kindergarten and Pre-
paratory departments, school of Music,
Drawing aud Painting, and relcvtaphy, For
catalogues, send To
ROBERT FRAZIER, President.
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Notice.

Applications for Superintendent of
Public Schools will be received till Fri
day, August'lst, p. m.
by order of President,
IL. NJ. TtLLMAN. Secretary.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va.

Mrs Gen. j. Il. b, Stuart, Principal. The
next session of nine months begins Sept. H.
1884. Efficient teachers i'm every department.
Number limited, Terms reasonable. For
full particulars apnlY 10 the PRINCIPAL.
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ANNNouNcsMAo

w 7. G. T. KESHALt.i a az = ia SIE(NoUYCR
eIection as Justice Of the pe"ci ate form
No. NJ the ensuing election. Precinct
w n ARE REQUESTEDT0
w. l. STRANGE MS n nNolNCE
county Judge al the ensuing eied date for
w ARE REQ UESTED To "
~ =, Austin, of ROckWaU IoUNCE
T a1T ,Ur iOatsr for Dallas, Rot eandi.
i'rrahl counties. lau and
w W; i, GRAHAM as e., 10 q, AN pune |
stable of Precinct No. at ib" o. n,' hr Con,
non. 'hc ehsug ele,
WEARE REQ ESTED To AN,
" HENRY SCHULZ. as "A IihlNNCNCP
,lce OF the feace for Precinct No O1rJus.
w Northumberland,
~ Z, +. CLINT as a candidot, y y VINCE
Noh 10 the ONCE OF County AIT teec-
ensuing election. A''orheyt the
(VEARE AUTHORIZEn1o ~.
y. ~ bHASWEL as a cnndiintHO VINCE
nee OF the Peace for Precinct M Jus.
ensuing election. 0''i0' NO. !, the
WE ARE AUTHORIZEn
houhce Mr.. e. b. GIIIFsptr ~ Az.
Eni,ae, lor reelection to the Office of "a @
WE ARE AUTHORIZED no l.
itdata for Cor ,n =, Il; y. LANGLEY ms A'
election in November. VI -'"'ias coAq
W. ARE REQU ESTEnro ,,,,.,y.
W j. c. MCCARr as a ~, dU;5AtNNOUNI
staSle in Precinct No. |. Uo'e Tor CO.
WE ARE REQ UESTEDTo ,'1,,,.,...
JOHN OVERLAND MS q candi,n,tNo uNCE
,s'lc in Precinct No. /. '"u''at l0rCoI
~ l. ARE l.EG t ESi Ed Ia 4 V,,,,,.,.
" w. NJ. {. HILL as a cgn5in,i',.NOCNCI
-lectioh T." the "h'cc Of comfy Clcr rie Tor re
"a l. AhE REQ LNlEn, 49,.
" Henry JOKES as a cnnJid NNoS 9 NCt
.e"ll"n u" The "t're Of District Clerk. ''i 'e
"A n ALE nnNfEOiFULLN Rl1oituas-
" ca TO announce the name of N n n ES u,
SMITH as candidate for sheriff az H. W
nnnIN, ~ IN" cushing November eler, i DaIa
Va l. ARE y Authorized 10 ANNutTS,,7
W Judge q. y. ALDRI DGE as a roniiS,,,
or reelection TO the Office of Jud0o og W.
eleventh Judicial District. Vi l
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANXol.cc.
W Colonel }. q. STEVENS as a cnndiIOD I
urJusllce Of the Peace of Precinct Ma IiI'''l
NJ care AUTHORIZATIONS NoIivet
" JOHN J.. GiLLESpIEa rs a Candidate =
justice OF the Peace, Precinct No / nay
ounty, Texas, NJ the ensuing Noyeml,
flrctiOn. ''l'e
"A EAREAUTHORIXED TO ANNOYING
" Judge X, h. BURKE as IL candldota \
ihe Judgeship of this judicial District NJ u
ensuing November election.
lAEAREAUTHORlIEDT TO ANNOITN
w Colonel ED. g.. BOWER as n condiig
or the Office of County Judge at the en.p..
election in November.
w + ARE REQl kSTED TO ANNOI,N5
" W. u. TU NcKFR for County CLERK.
| w II ARE REQ TESTED TO ANN0uyS
w GEORGE X. FEARN for Justice Of Y
'eacr lor Precinct No. !.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNoryT
" Mr.. X. :. KIMBROUGH as n CANDIDA
/ ,pr the Legislature in Dallas county, SUM-
/ - me action Of the Democracy.
| I'VE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZEDT
| " announce Colonel W. NJ. EDwNRps :,
/ candidate for County Judge at the ens1iS
! November election.
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TERRY & COCKRBLL,
Real Estate and Collecting Agents.
INR SALE.

Onc business block near 4. 4 =. depot.
one residence in East Dallas.
one lot, 100 by 100, business, near II. a T. G.,
depot.
one lot, - by lD0 business, ON Commerce
street,
One lot, l3O 10y 40 and Residence san ia
cinto and Olcander.
one acre, East Dallas, ilnc residence lot.
one Of the finest seven room, two-story res
licences In East Dallas; lot IS by ISIS; we'll, els
tern, stables, outhouses, etc; easy terms and
long time; house elegantly furnished.
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For SALE.


EUR SALi.-IHE OLDEST AND BLS
4 located Livery stable In the cliy0lMfv
Is offered for safe, because the present pri1
ctOrS are not born liverymeu. We can -
any one that the Stuhlc has not only q
but Is even now, In July, making moteN
q practical ltNCrynnn, this i q rlre tfl'
nifty tn secure u good thing. TcINM
third cash, balance ON any rcasuntt WY
wanted, with interest and well sccurl w
ply to or address WHEAT y WuEAGWSN
Texas. ao.A
L'OE SALd.-GAkM~ ~ DALi.Ao w
II One hundred acres Joining thu lotsv
Richardson, ON III, ~ 7, &. II. H.,
north oi Dallas; very rich black land'
Improved; water plenty and good
hundred ana eighteen acres, one anu
miles west ui richardson; rich, WlcA
wen improved, In line state OF cuil NW
large dwelling, Z rooms; barn, Ouihulwi
and trmnt houses; splendid orchard po
> good wells and - acres timber. Iht,e
Two among the best places In Dallas GOV.
llllcS pefltcii no incumhHnrC; ltlm,y
Apply To or address nH. L.. II, sih"
'''''''''''''' ''".''' COUNTY ''N''' Ius.ls
LNOlt SALE Ot RENl-A FINE NrW !,
i room cottage cheap. u hCautilul Ey
Inquire ut the Eclipse Lumber Yard. ~
PNGE, ~.
i.uR SAl.E-iitE "plANO MILLS II
L bWcng SETS stones, for corn, . for w.
Nnd for middllngs, purified and every v.
complete, with capacity ofn barrels nOul \
day; also gin stands, engine and boiler y
horsepower Also . good DWELLING "
rooms, well and spring, and ~ acres al y.
on Spring Creek In Collin county, within y
mile Of the II, ~ +, &. Railroad III Plane y
/ I'm the center Of n llnc, rich agricultural NV.
I try, thickly populated. Motive OF s,'I
division of proceeds. Considering iEN,
/ ton and the magnificent crop of grain Wv,
| now being harvested, u better bargain cav
| be had. viii sell for cash or part cl,e,
| balance In good farming property. va,
/ only Tor short time by MURPHY n bvls
/ Real Estate Agents, No. 40 Nam IN
Dallas, Texas. ~,
NOR SALE-uN ACCOUNT or ~
L health, will offer for sale my r ~,
I bolrdng-houSc outfit, complete IN eN,i1
parmcnt, consisting OF furniture, nyu n.y..
dining-room aud kitchen; eNcrS'n3annt
good MS new. Call at once mt ~" Jaw
street. ...
| EuR SALE-OMlNG 10 MY Ab9IiS
Il for u pro,ractcd time, | oiier ioI IA
mare and buggy; perfectly gentle W." N
driver. Apply 10 .Martyn's siNoiy, pnl-
street. JOHN + ELLIOTT lu".
L'OR SALE-BKOOM MAChlNh e..
Il sale, Two new machines Nu" ~
Westlnke ~ Britton MANUFACTURER ,ltspl
cheap. Address WM. PFouTs, care ~ ~
Office. -,
NOR SALE OR RENT-A FlkSll' I'D
II brand new piano; will sell ON t l',. ~
ment plan. Apply to 36l Ross WENT ms
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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
COLLEGE,
Terms Per Session OF Twenty Weeks.

Primary Observation-Disclosures. SIS on
Preparatory .............. ............ - 90
Academic Observation-Disclosures. ......... p 10
Collegiate. ...... 30 DO
incidental Fee payable ON cntrance) No
Graduation Fee ................... . 10 OO
Boarding (washng not included with
lights, fuel and servants attention 80 IN
Tuition bill to be paid monthly. Board bills
half payable in advance. Pupils furnish tow
els, toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each of sheets, blankets and pillow eases.
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Guitar ................. S25 90
Srccial Vocal Lessons ................ p U,
Sc of Instrument for daily practice (Onc
hour, ...... ..............' ........... 90
Art ................. Teachers Rates
Latin, French or German ............., 10 OO
CaliSthenics daily ..... ............. 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental after the
most approved composers. Modern and elias
steal music taught; also thorough bass. We
offer to the patrons of the school the services
of a corps of compc emf, wcll-salaricd teach
ers, chosen aud tried, some of whom have
been with us for five and Il half years, and to
all boarding pupils the attentions of u moth.
er at the hands of the principals wife.
Daughters of ministers OF all denomina-
tions instructed free of charge, except as TO
incidental fees and extras. Give us Il trial,
and we shall make good these pledges.
W. X. JONES,
President and prnnriCtOr
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LOST

7 OSf-A SMALL nlAMONn. r@wfI
! pin. The finder will he Literally IN
I'd ~ returning same to Ed. - AlS"'
Elm and Sycamore.
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WANTED.

WANTED - \ COMPETENT STFyt
w graphcr md operator the Remingr
typewriter No. ?. One experienced in N,
reSpnndcnce preferred. Apply In pcrsor "a
- IN lbER q DAVIS augl3i
WANlED-flE MEN; H. or2iGOODUF
W makers 20 make ties on AZ, ST. c. Raj.
way, 10 miles north of Terrell. Good tlmhr
ana water, SAM. W. JOKES. augl.i
WANTED - SALESMEN, VlSITNil
W Druggists and GrOccrs, to sell, in Con.
nectiOn with their line, n staple article n
commission. Address WUEMsEE Il son, Cnl
cinnati, o. augl.lm.
N ANIEu-BOl = TO sELhON CuNNk.
" sion nj REUNION, nj Longs Lake. Sh
Water and Famous Mead Npplv TO SGEIp
street PATTERSON ~ Go.
~ ANItb-N man ana Wlirtp lake part d
w house with another party, or Vim n
one or mo- rooms to lady. with PRIVILEGE
Oh using cook stove. Apply at lgG Main
street,
W ANIEb-8OIS 10 SLLLUN tUNNlSl
sion at Reunion, al longs Cake. Stl
Water and Famous Mead Np.N ip V1TIa|
street PArrTW~uN az Go.
Va tNrED 10 EMPLOY A DEpI
W clerk, one who understand, turhH,'g...
Hcirr"ncn required. Address h. PN.isn,0N
'.'N'.r, .rNns. Nv.
" AN lrb-i y - 40 SELL ON tOMNiS.
" sion at EoUuiuu. no Longs Lake S.Ha
"a'arald Famous Nood. Apply m%E'a
~'r"'i fNrrrUsoN IS Go.
" Observation-Disclosures ECIAW.
W hcfuull and waiter; both mus ao'
good reference; EHruu, house, Nlluay, lex;
q. !" l1rcs, rrnprirtor t'-t
A. .ANtaI1-G,t.A LADIES To MAKE
~ paui, drawers, o'ouls and shirts;
now Is IN" time To- secure good positions ir-
My between Z ana $ o'clock. BlANHEyEif
y HLAKE. jygl "
NN'ANIED-BONS To- StLLUN CuMNls
w sion. Mt Reunion, u: Longs Lake, Sol
/ Water ami Famous NJ nd. Apply tu 81 Elm
street PATTERSON a Co.
NNrANTED-THE TENAS MUrUALEy.
w dowmcnt Association will give good ok
/ profitable employment to experienced ll,gr
uuce solicitors. Address \. VI. II NLL Syu-
tarN, ~ Main street, Dallas, Texas. tylf
! w ANTED-AGENr~ FOR THE LlYh
| w Of Cleveland & Hendricks, cunlalngi
/ lull history of The Democratic party Tus
/ Book and Bible Co., 7j7 Elm street, hR
Texas. iyk1
WANTED-ACTINE MEN TO CANll~
| w for our subscription book, In eyegd
| aud county IN Texas: liberal terms aniPf
/ muncnt employment given. Call on Or 4
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate
IN sEASiCKNES
5. S. Parker, Wellington, Ohio, says
while crossing Lake Erie, gave ii t.
some passengers who were seasick, and
il gave immediate relief"
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LOST.

4 u,i-.A SNLiAiN. ptNADNp hlNb
! Finder viii De handsomely rewarded hN
returning It To the Herald oHne. lylsl!
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS, La,
FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER,
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY

stanton, Virginia,
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. Principal.
Opens september 3.-Closcs June, 1855.
Unsurpassed In It's location, I'm Its buildings
and grounds, In Its general appointments aud
sanitary arrangements: It's fun corps of SUI
perior and experienced teachers; It's unrivalcd
advantages in Music, Modern Languages
ElucutiOn, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and
instruction In the Theory and Practice of
Bookkeeping. The successful efforts made To-
secure health, comfort and happiness; its OPP
position Ia extravaganza, It's standard of solid
scholarship. For fun particulars apply TO the
nrInCLnnl for CnIn lnuIIns.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BLAINE $ n! ": : ::".:: s:
home. Largest. hand,omcst. cheapest. hest.
By the renowned historian and biogruphcr
Coz. tonwell, whose life of Garfield, publish
cd by Us, outsoid the twenty others by GO,uuu
OutSells every book ever published In Ibis
world; many agents are selling ~ daily
Agents are making fortunes All new be-
ginncrS successful; grand chance for them;
Std''n made hN lady agent the first day
Terms most liberal. Particulars free. Ret
ter send - cents iorpostagc, ETC., on free out.
ht now ready, including large prospectus
book, and save valuable time.
AlIEN ~ co, Augusta. Maine.
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MAnIIN vs.. uALAnRr.

Joker" W L'''lo
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Pant0ps Academy, N y,,c c ! l,l.l,

FNr BOYS and Young Men. FuQy oIuippcd,
Begins september 10Th. Send for catalogue.
REV. EDGAR WOODS, Pm. d. NO p,,,.,.,.,.
IOIlN Y. SANpSON. A. MA Wi rlnclpils.
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M' ANIED-N man and wiirtoiuRcra rt d
W house with another party, or win n
one or mo g rooms 10 a lady, with prylle..
oi using cook stove. Apply at l9Ii Main
street.
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H. ANtaII-t,t-l LADIES To MAKE
~ n0ui., drawers, o'prals and Shirts.
nov Is IN" time To secure good positions i1-
My between ana o'clock. BLANEEyEif
~ iLAKE. jy9 y
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"a ANIED - ~ALEnMEN, VISITING
W Druggists and Groccrs, to sell, in con.
nection with their line, staple article b
commission. Address WUEMsEE Il Son, Clr.
'iIiHH'l' -. augllm
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-24

BALTIMORE, Md, October 2S.-The
case OF George W. aazesine, of James.
town, N. Y, for the murder of Mamie
Thorp In bagnio last July, cam. up for
trial in the Criminal Court to-day. After
much difficulty jury was selected The
first witness was Dr.. Alex. Hill. His
testimony was confined to the character
of the wou ds and the position Of the
murdered girl and Haz tine when the
shooting occurred The defense will be
insanity, and medica testimony will be
introduced In support OF It.
Hazeltine is-growing thin and pale and
his appearance, as he sits beside his
mother and counsel is one of distress and
keen anxiety. May White, the only eye.
witness to the shootin, Is present.
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Colonel E. Pratt Buell. Indicted In
In New York State For
Bigamy.
He Leaves Refined and Intelligent Wife
in nst' Louis and Marries Wealthy
New York Widow.
A -Four Months Honeymoon Spent in
Elrope-Flight OF the Much
Married Bridegroom.

ROCHESTER, n. T., October 23.-Col.
mel L. Pratt Buell., of Canton, ILL.,, known
as narrow-gause paper railroad pro.
jector, having his headquarters at Flora,
ILL.,, has been indicted for bigamy 10 this
city, where, during one of his trips
East, on pretended railroad business,
he represented himself as wealthy
railroad king Of the West and widower
OF long standing, thereby gaining tie
confidence and winning the affections
OF Mrs, Ardella A. Ross, nee Fullam,
wealthy widow, TO whom he was
welded In June last After the mar.
riage bridal trip to Europe, last.
ing several months, was made, they re-
turning to New York on tn 20th Of Sep.
tember last, since which time Buell.
has been missing. Shortly after the
marriage a letter from Flora, Ill.,,
was sent to an attorney OF Rochester,
stating that Colonel Buell. had wife then
living In ST. Louis to whom he was mar
ried twenty-uine years ago In Boonville; |;
that his home was at Warsaw, ILL.,, and
that the stories Of his fabulous wealth
was fabrications. Mrs. Buell. No. is q
refined aId Intelligent lady, and Is most
respectfully related being the si5ter.in-
law OF Superintendent Notion, OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific, Geo. Highly, of Canton, H.,
and Mrs. Dr. Jam s., o Whitesboro, lii.
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SCHLEY's REPORT.
Resp otinR tho Work Of the Greedy Re-
lief Expedition.

Resp sotlng the Work Of the Greedy Re-
lief Expedition.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-Comman-
der Schley Of the Greedy relief expedition
has submitted his report to the Secretary
OF the Navy. The most interesting por-
tion OF the report Is that describing the
discovery and rescue Of Greedy and his
men. He says that Greedy was found In
his sleeping-bsg, with the book Of COM
mon prayer held open in his right hand.
He appeared to be reading prayers to
Private Connel, whose eyes were
fixed and CLASSY. Sergeant Ellison
was found with his hands and
feet frozen off. Strapped TO one of
the stumps was found spoon which
some companion had strapped there to
enable him to feed himself. Sergeant
Long was In somewhat better condition
than the others. His Office OF hunter for
the starving party made 1t necessary to
increase his pittance OF food. In prepar-
ing the bodies OF the dead for transporta-
tion In alcohol TO st. Johns, 1t was found
that six OF them-Lieutenau Kisling-
bury, Sergeants Jewell and Ralston, and
Privates whistler, rlenry and Ellis--had
been cut and the neshy parts removed to
Q greater or less extent. All the other
bodies were Intact.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-24
A COLLISION.


auOIHeT hdllTOdu hlllou.
MONTREAL, CAN, October s3.-The
Chicago Express which left here last
night at eleven O'Clock collided with an
east-bound cattle freight train at Point
Eau Claire, causing terrible havoc and
killing Engineer Abe Stewart and fatally
injuring the fireman The other train
hands are all seriously MANNED The
passengers escaped with minor injuries.
Both engines were completely wrecked
The box cars containing cattle were tele.
scoped, ami $50 head were killed. A
large quantity of freight was damaged,
Stewards body was not recoy cred for
two hours, and when taken from tho
debris it was found to have been burn,
and charred beyond recognition. 1t is
estimated the damage will amount to q
hundred thousand dollars.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-24

BROOKLYN, N. T., October 23.-Patrick
Hayes, the New York gambler who at.
tempted to murder his wife by shooting
her on the 10th inst, at Williamsburg,
was brought up In Kings County Court of
Sessions this morning for trial. His
counsel claimed that the prisoner was Of
unsound mind, aud moved that com.
mission be appointed to examine his
mental condition. The Judge granted
the motion.
Mrs. Hayes is still lying at the Hospital
suffering from three pistol shot wounds
which she received at his hands.