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HuH RENT. = NlrELN + FINISHED
L room, suit bic Tor one or two gen lemrn;
two uriurnshej rooni-, suit bic for gentle
men or yuntl, man and wiz No. 3 lIarwosd,
II wrcn m nud lRcln ave, ne dei.7t
/, on i,,Nl-- . Ia. uNNi / MUIR
> hlShGd rooms, either single or In suite,
! at No ,tyHu ST. ,,e7.atsuSw
L'Ok II Mon SWISS "a tNUE, Be
q tWcra 6uIdnu bulremu streets new
| .Wu-stotA, ScNcn'ruum house; good wei wa
| tcl' slphe aud buggy huuav, price reduced
/ rom y"y 10 N-brcr muu "a Apply to =. II
Alg--tlllE. !. enl tstntc Agcnt, rs Him n.
! Ioh hrNi-N FURNISHED NuuM,
II , Sui,o ne Tor oSc"i cm'n. Apply i9S
/ '' ~" So rofh
! EbN hnNi-nI 3llt SOUruN Est
/ A. LAND COMPANY, ~ Main street:
! ,i'l Il l.% y III street, a.ro IA houses, Sn;
| Nv uod stree, roia,r Erypy, brick uuse,
! b Nn"w, ~; corner Rus, ,,Vtnuc and t",.
! nNni 'itcrt :. DOM htust nd hali, Nta;ut.
/ HNfNuuu street, nur'h uf branch, i-roOid
non @, $40; lt@ Commerce street, t.rOOm
/ nous, ~; lGis WuuG street, SIS; Nlchmn
/ r5'''t j'rNom mouse, $40; corner CndE ANA
! tai"uuu i.runm houses .; icflertun street,
! ~ "m, S-stury linus, 81; car Fair GTuJnd,
h-t"om house, ST., ourAtt
! iIUi his >I-A NICE COTTAGE uf
l'tsr rooms, near corner al ,ucidc ave,
Z h't ana Live Nj,k sire gu.d unUCJ ground
/ CT ra ana pimP on l1lWlN; Suld talu! nut
FeyS Nh grape WINS. Apply at !W Live
oak street. no25-i
! Guk REM FROM THE fiSiTOr JAN
4 Rry, the hrnt-cla,s ion front iwO-slory
orcupled ny tic Granger .,o,c, 7ep rn,l
80 Eihl street; I " N Cue OF the
'est bnS mess stands W. tap city Of pUliHS.
Noulou'Nide the stores, desirable, 10 "
xnter-' Apply "a ihCluIn toms, ~
Main sweet. nolt-im
E'oh tGNl-t.Ni StIiiS ~ ON, 80
y L'm N;tet, .SNSt. Liay, FROM, with Dnck
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d 'N IS s.. - - ..tr ANi.ti.. NVlL,y,f,,
~ clly orcountry 10 tlae iigh, w ',gL ~,
,h'.r own homes; 81 to $iaGay ca.,l, "V ',,a ~
%Vl s sent by mail; no canvas, y ye ebW a1i;
5nn" y1 '",S''I i'E G%r wor n9t furnish steady
" sc 3d. 2'i Vino street, CncimniiN Xxx" ".WFiF
NJ ANlhD - FIFTY uFrl5,,l,n,, ~, W.
" make jeans rGIts special nrinps M AZ
eH Apply Nain street euiralS' bst Vaei'
We hours Of aud a. u.,, ihir5 '' wen
bihNNFrnr & BLAKE ''"'" h9ol.
VI ANi"D-IHE YNNAS MUTUAL ~
HG#ment Association wii. ava ,,nalc,',
n., az pi"% 'ng.'i 10 eg"lrucoi snr.
.a'! ~ ta1u street, iuius. T,sa. Ivy,
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I,'vt ohLE-JhKSsY &ND ioLIsP,v
Cattle. Two fine Jersey heile, s'h na'
l'lered(i ioGr fine ii0!,teln heIitrs VI i"
VII VII p"rt IA mix; one nue Holsten bu'Is
VI DC 'Id very tow al once Ad.ress nr
can ONT, V. HoI DEB, > George hoie isS SoP VI
Heat Union stock yards. "'',' va,.
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t,''i. nHLn.-Nvl,n $50 riuNE WOOD
s. IN any quantity AMI best Quality; over
-,Wp core, on maud. Also, WgU,5u 20 hi.y cot
tnu seed q seed COTTON ni t.rItst market
y .''r. '.NyttNsr,t.r srlr-tf
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e. So .. "t. M &c.. 90. 'Nl ANY
- In u!!lgent m.il ur W, m II wanting prof
itG' J. employment 10 write Tor my luStrat-
eli circular AID terms OF II. enry OF the csl-
cbrdt' Missouri - um WHsnr , which, ~
,ea,,ou @, sg'cst iuttlusic mott, Is meeting
with such p!, frnmeua, sue .,.s. j. NugTH,
'1th Wd Franklin avenue s.. Louis, Mo.
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oEElCIAl-clrv lams

n N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING The
"A lines and width of part of rolk street:
@kcrioN l. Be IL ordained by The Iity
ouncu Of the City Of Dsuas That The mon.
osltioh o. M. ). III. CockreIl, proprietor OF
"a around, Is hereby accepted as a dedica-
VI n, ana the 1ues OF DIX street are hereby
es'ablls'td as follows; Beginni 2 at TIE
aortheast IN { section Of poydi as and Polk
slItelsi thence IN direct line easterly to the
southwest corner Of fIac 10 al lock No. ~.
On the Grigsby league Enc, the same being
tne north iihe # said street. The south inc
81 FotH street shall begin on POydras street,
Sblect south Of the nTsi named point and
.hencf run eaetery parallel to tho first line
ihe sam. u stan c; thence north to the south
me OF Dung street AZ said southwest cor
Young streets meet >
SEC; 2. That the Engineer is hereby re-
A,n,red 10 me.snte and properly work the
lneS OF sa!dstreet as b in dehned
SEC. .. That this ordinance shall take Of
iect from aud after .Ja passage
Approved OctoLer Is, 1854
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/, Ok SALE-Fl T., rIt,E BRID ANN
acclim ed Jersey hri'ers and oss.al.o
20. teins al River -ide >toc, tarin. intgrscc
non OF Jefferson ANA Cochran SIX. Ge,.nm
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VA - NrED-PER -ONS q M 55yi-., ueS-it
at her homes; COED nv WshtIiNG
Tor PAP s!c, to Ii. y -oBoLsoN 9S gu TO-.
on iiace Nes York. VNi " Clin-
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LuH RENT - NlrELY + FINISHED
L room, suit bic Tor one or two gen lemen;
two uniurmshed ruonl~, suit. bic for gentle
men or yuntl, man and wiz Nu.3 lIarwosd,
u wrcn M ANT l'Rcin ave, Ne. te7.Tt
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EoIt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H., l. containing, . rooms centrally Lcaad
XXI I'WjIs go ana dong iood bq,nrs,.
A"''''S' W. T. FARHINGtoN, Tyler, Texa..
N.it7t
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w ANIhD Al GabMNr Az GsrI
ohamb cent sl , e: G Ok, stcGca 10y r1.
s GOOD '' va 55s Vs. 59r geasrs
mex p o. 'o' Elm street
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/, ON t,,Nl-- q ia. uNNI MUIR
at No . ,dyau ST. ,e7.atsuSw
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yioh hrN1-N FInNI,iIED KuuM,
! Sui'a4 ne Tor two svu; cmon. Apply &i
w N,,-n 81. nnNll
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kolt hENI--A NICE COTTAGE uF 3
iarse rooms, near corner OF ,Ucldc ave,
h"t and Live oak sire gu.d Underground
Gu IA ana pinp uh LalWlN 3uId tai u. nut
oak htrecl. nngi-ti
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w ANTED7, ONT FORGET tn W. y, W.
~ AZ the I'm l"ym nj Uilica, e9s C1AsLL
49, you want work we ave 5atlsr Main
aibs, Texas, Nm STREET
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''''''s pleasant Worm syrrp Never F,i,,
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y = - IN ~ I / .|UIU NIIIIN or
! Ian. IN the choicest .iazins dhtric, OF
I'"h"' he Couch0 river runs uroueh HE
'I,''5 lrhS u oi pasture, r,Hss aud shelter
"buHu.Ni' a splendid opportunity fora ilL.
so iL!m offered fur q sh rttnne nj 49,.
LLIl. INL ms. a NnIlt N,IL .D-L. hLl.ru
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NOTTCE-FlRST ANIMAL
~ the Knights of Labor will ba nAi.L OF
me run inst. Meme Bfos.i fnu given gu
Viii MI furnish music. Tick T. nm oF hesirs
hleHoA's, WATERS and Aliens dr os had at
w AiHSIEiD-BUSlNi IS VEN no /: s, S,s.'
len cd 'u s.., we can finnish you with NOW
i t Gu siIe men, good bnnklieonan.e 2per-
urausnt>man Intelligence Odic'. % good
Stre !, has, Texas u's Iain
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS 1ol r3 esy-lt
-, IN private family; ihurougbIy IMAM
ignceu ! taking care OF horses, a a e1per-
re errt Mof@ ape the house nr.t-claS1 glag
treet. 'io1se' IA EA
M ANTtD--' ONT FORGET ~ n u, w.
w 40 DE Em LnNLn ~ ~. ~ CAI.L
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Til,sr-Chisr Por ryinan.

ST.. LoriG March Is Prentice Tlllsi, the
.cihc Exp ,ss company inhber, IL still hOueef
n, Tho Lind, u hot,l ia charge oi the sx,rr,s
officials He cont nues 90 % them IN Straight
ninv up the ook- AM accounts He Will be
turned owes 10 tho ole N s evening Iiilof
says positively he vii plead gully and not
seek 20 avoid punishment
dvices from the indian territory says: The
Creek Iulian cIuucil at Okmulg ye.'er'
day TOOK o seton regarding the late d.cis on
of he !np ii0r de % rim mt Civ NJ the chielhhip
e. rfymen IL sftr2s { be the general be-
let IA uotgiihstiu difg preyieu. Feporu to
The contrary, tat frie DIS ~ Spi"chb's will &C.
cept tbs si'uaton and hat there will BE- no
furthef irnuDe ChPf PerfyrNn was wei p
o. we'd by nj, presont ana enierti upon ma
official dniias
Too expr "a robber. Tiller mad bold, des.
90, rate attempt 70 escape this afternoon since
his arrival mere he has been In the hand OF
expr SIS uniri-l hclT ing them 10 sriighteu
out heir accounts d hiss occupied room on
the az h A. the Ilndrli nnicl. adj ia.ns
thai OF General Mausr1r MoBemsn, no
man bong Oh gard ~ tho han outside rus
aueruoon willie Mo teman WAS absent Iilei
With the I'D of tn flrc cape descen q
to the ba oonv over the main en- rance o. the
hotri, when istw tOries high, "a he'd thro rh
an npen window tut lady's bedroom. thence
IN n The ha OF the hOtl bat not heing &c.
qnainted wi h tho hopse h. ran W idly nnu
brought mp In the ladies ordinary on The SIKH
sire tide OF the rot rne outer d 'Or o. ms
ro ID being 10 ,ket. ne rad TO reirnco his steps
ana as he did So Officer King, ihs guard who
man aud had rushed down s'sirs 10 head him
of MT aud unbbed him He wa then tax n
10 tn Four courts, del weed to the police a1o
locked up.
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OUR NAVAL AFFAIRS.

The appearance Of Mn. JOHN Roach and
his agents in Washington just at this time
and the action OF the house committee In
regard to the building Of four monitors to
be added o. our navy is worthy Of the seri-
ols attention OF our government. We
doubt II any civ lzed country can show 80
fine a navy Us can the United 'S'ates---if We
condpe our attention 10 the Officers alone.
From the testimony adduced before The
ommit' ee last week ii was shown that the
"a 'cial personnel OF our navy now consists
of 4. 562 officers OF various grades, running
from admiral Of the navy down 10 naval
cadets. Thin number lie suficient to meet
the WANT OF seventy vessels, but 81 we
have ONLY Thirty lone ships, all told,
:, nj are sul,po,sd to 90 fft for services, the
demand for oill1ers is not equal The sup
ply. Enough, menes has been sppropria ted
nv congress- from time to tisse for the
continent and main tenapce Of our navy to
maize our country ms powerful on sea as
ANY nstion in ex stei ce, but II seem THAT
the money instead al being vsed ior the
purp.o. es INTENDED, has found its way into
the pockets OF contractors and lobbyists
60 notoriously apparent was this Tact mace
manifest unaer she administration OF
p ,tsor. that an investigation was ut.
,amn.ed TO be made, but like oh invssuga'
,,o,. Of this character, the wbitswssh"
no.icv of the committee on naval snairs
Vas brought into reputation. and MR.
R,rr,os allowed to wink at the question.
sble transactions then beine carried
IN. until to-day our navy Is tne
r,d,cnle Of foreign countries and the shame
q, our own government, while Mn Roach
,sv,ls In his millions that found lis wny 70
his nockets through the connivance OF Una
oo,cIal AT the head OF our naval shairs.
7, !. now proposed, and the house CON-
o;,,ee have the subject under consiuer
dion TO add four more powerful ships to our
80 ,n.d,ouste naval force. The commit
.,.r, IN be In earnest IN regard TO the
80, and will endesvor 10 put us on m
.ou.l footing with any Of the foreign souo-
49,. and In time Of peace they propose "
~,sn.re for war and to so strengthen us OF
. sbe waters Is 10 be able to resent srs ,nsui
i Thai NAV hereafter be tendsred ou
A., a. hss been done on severe
occ..,ons during the last wv
80. A situated u present, we are help
1 !. r,ot.ct our foreign interests an'
) .s..,,, ,ncapscitstsd 10 even defend onl
~. .os.ts should any foreign power se
. o.onsr 70 rsvsee, pillsgs and burn and %
{ ss,ov our seaport cities. We hope. .:
-.,t-r Of national pride, that the commit
/. -. "a, Give this subject wise and pssF'o''
.cns,dsrssicn and that congress- wiz vos
: o s-sh ,,onsy 20 make our navy . mssts
. a. pride insssd Of thing Oh o
I broadly sSu'ppsd navy be- 49, n. ssss.s
ris. - eosnsry ~ yesss, end ~ ese,,n
v.se The vsfsss in'h''''' '''''''"~ :
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sullivan n.d Thompson Matolsd.

CrrcAoo. March ia spairi exhibi.
ton was given Mt the Nata' Drum this
evening in which Mervine Tnompson, the
leye,and man. wa che chief attraction,
being pitted against local boxer named
Brsnenock; s,0t0men were packed in the
building, all that II would hold. solely
10 see Thompson. His appearance was
greeted with some little applause Afer he
had made few prsses at his antagonist
on the theory thsS he was sausl TO Suiliv n
in sparriug skill, he allowed Brennon to
administer a number OF sounding blows,
receiving hem good-naiurehly aud only
retsliateai once pr.'ing In
body blow winch sent tne
and compelled HIM TO sit down
10 be famed. When tina fourth round was
ended Duncan Ross announced he wonld
match TAom pson against John Sullivan
n sny other man for glove or oars-n-nd.
oil fiyht for 5000 Pat Sbeely, local
snoriing CHARACTER, immedistsly stated he
vas sutsoriz,d To match Sal ivan Tor 5000
Ross n first wanted 10 make
The m assh Tor SO COG SIDE, but tinslly con.
sented to make the ma'ch Tor
AZ OoO aide, ana both men
mt No a deposit OF $50 each
IN a firht 10 finish within three month";
c,tl,er With or without gloves, articles TO bs
air ned next week.
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asked.

Governments firm.
The demand for railway bonds continues
large beyond precedent, and may COM
mission houses have heavy orders from the
Investors, which cannot be tilied Tor reason
thnt the ever cDnstsn " advancing prices
DO not bring out the supply needed. The
demand is not confined to home investors.
nut extends to foreign houses who have
tnrge orders Tor European accounts. The
steamer to-day took out an important
amount OF bonds and further shipments ~
l,rward next week. To-day there WAS an
auvance right through the entire list aud
he tu. DrOvement IN some eases was very
marked. West Shore tir,tu were speclsi
isa ure ~ The market hdva cling from 90 IL
20 5s 3.4 on large sales, SO 33l go changing
hands on the way up, Ihs rc1v'ty ~
bonds ia due q the report That he terminal
county had secured q ato1ud removal OF n,
loau-, which vii do ewsY with The necesti-
~ of the sale OF their bonds tor year 20
come. rue revival OF the report that rx.
President q born. of the Illinois Central
d tiiends would take AT scive interest 10
the property also nssittsd the upward
movement. Louisv lie % Nashville gem
ersls were taken for ioregA account no 20
95 and tins sale ~ nearly $500 600 o. the
e mp4nyis rus ponds YES not listed. Tut
Exchange was made 80 foreign house e.
81 . to SO l 2.
promise rose 10 20
Stocks Ni.er IN irregular OPEN
ing became weAk aud price
declined IS 30 per cent, the latter for
New York Central which fell OF TO ll9 Id
The weakness is due 10 unisgorable advlces
from the west regarding The railway stua
ton there After lhe first call there was a
com plete change in the temper OF spacula
ton and feeling weaxDss, and heSt snoy
gave way 10 that OF strsnysi aud Amos
buoyancy. The msriel PAS aiso more
active. and prices recorded An lvanss Of
I4to IA per cent, with sacl % Mail,
,,,CkawaDns and Western Union, jnion
Paci1c Oranges and 0,uh shares rs iea.
tures. In the afternoon the marset was
com psrativeiy hrm, but near the close no
der real cation, Nor Invest fe'i ii TO ~ 3 3:
Oregon 4 Transson Inenta 2 3 TO ~; Uuion
Pacific "a to n So. aud 81. Paul 50 10 81
81 Outside OF thess shares
decline was merely fractional Pacific Mail
and Lackawanna continued strong through.
out. During the day New YORK Central
sold at a difference Of Ia between cash and
seller 3" and REGULAR and the STOCK lent az
1-S and 4 later a. 10 for use. Alter the
delivery hour 81 ok was quoted: ex.divitend
40 per cent. TIE street. was Hooded AZ
the time with bearish rumors regarding the
probable action of the Northwest pool.
Steamers fpr Europe took no gold.
Oifhiriy leading stocks, fifteen closed
higher This evening than last, twelve lower
aud three unchanged. The result of the
weeks trading Is generally higher prices
compared with last Saturday,. OF thirty
leading stocks, ,venty-three wers IA o IA
higher then week ago, with an exceDtion-
vi suvance OF per cent. ga CieVe aud, 20
lpmbus. Cincinnati & Indianapolis.
Expo,t. ~ specie TOR the week ending to-
dsv. $3.50, 600 imports ofspecie for The same
time last week. 81 1000. Sales OF SOCKS
Tor The week 1,25s, 1925 shares; trsnsac tions
tn-tay 2OpnaD.
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nfntino

3sLvssToN. Marcn 10 ARRIVED, Steam
ships, q i, Il Norfolk, | 1iisnola; 80. Mary
New 0ilssns; Lampas.s, New York Bea,ie
Lynch burg; schoonere. d. Il Hehe-,, Mer-
mcntau; ABo-. Oslcssien; l.. Wells, Ga
eaten; Henrietta; Osicssien. Cleared; Iris
Skaters Aarhus Sal d; staamnhip', A :
emo New York; 81. Mary, Corpus Christi
Harlan, clinton.
INV OgLg.ks, liaroh 10. - Cleared
s'esm.hip- RsdwAter Have; Lime Star,
New York, Efuardo, L'vrIpocl !; bark Flo
ria Reval. Arrived; stesmsh los Hnd-on,
Chalmel.e, New York CITY. OF Dalle'
Heixe
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er,rxopE March ia special to I he
Nsss from Stnunton, Virginia, says: The
nolic, on reauipi ion from the governor Of
Ohio have made an important arrest at
W.vnesboro. Several wears n1o an sxieu-
s;v. emb~szlament occurred 1, Ohio. For
vess the fugitive was unsuccesuuliy
searched for, until yssterdsy. wh.n ne Wal
~ E,nch depoi agent 1t Wsynesboro. IL
~ ssJ Finch Was discovered by an old se'
~,s;nts nee Who happened N pass throu 2h
%svne,poro. and who notified the ONO
..,bor,tfes. Il - believed that the money
80 smhs rzlsd 10 secreied somewhere Deal
,ne scene Of the transaction. Finch vii
he taken to Ohio
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Nnw ORLEAs- M.rcn 10 The Fcaynne'e
Bayou y 'rA special y ": The orevssse 81
Morgan 4 G5snt ieves IL now thirty yards
wide. pne state authorities hope 10 ave
the b.lance OF the lrvec The amp OF the
stare isborers ~ the rear OF the break was
,ubrnergtd az some 500 NOR b OF pr0vis-
ion. dpetroV.d
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Tnr Hrs,Lp tases pleasure in directing
the ,ttsition OF i,s readers to the fac, tba,
itfruow receiving The full Western Assooi.
nted Pfets, rs aken ~ the G e'-Demo-
crat. Cincinnati Enquirer and other lead
ing sour a., o. the west
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Thief Kills Thief.

CucrrSArr, March i5.-Ths Commercial
a.,ss's Fort Wayne, Indiana, special
~. AZ Monrctviile. sixteen miles east
~ mere. two th'evss, John O'Nsii and VII
liam Boyle. qusrrtled aiongs'os we ran, y,
a., oroperty IN . valiee. Boyle shot
n'ws,, seizsd the vslise and Jumped on .
os,', fr.;yh,. He was arrested here snd
,srsn hack 20 M~nrneville. where o'nsil
,ssn,,esd him O'N-il died this evening.
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CIrCfssArf, March 10 -rhe Oonmeroih''
q. s-tts's Bloomin rton special says. James
Robids1n was convisien OF mansl,ushtef
sn-day for he murdes Of his three years old
| t-p,0Nn. IL was ~ case OF most revolving
anG iuhnmsn cruelty. and Robinson barely
sscapeo lynching ~ the Tine oi his s'reeI.
The Judge made the Eaf t.nce two years.
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SPEAKER CAzLILsKs ora ion ~ the New
York Ffee-rads bsuquee would ind,onie
that the CARLISLE idea isn't half M dead
~ its opponents wish ".
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CHARL,TTe, N. o Matoh l6.-rhe eftt-
ern-buuud passenger Train on the Western
NJ,,h Carolina railway Vas Vre@red near
.rioD The engine and two cars were
brown down al emhnDkmeut. Engineer
XXX was killed ami the fireman badly
bruised. No other. w~re seriously hurt.
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Jons SHERMAN will be acting
It for taree days. After he has
rm be should be Immediately
tired list with the full rank
,fiioer in GuIrEAU'e batsllion.
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1he HERALD commences
on m I,AeuIs Mutrn's serial.
..,nrine our readers that
found intensely interesting,
DRY will not only nmu'e' but
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JAcon SCaAKPKR has ret,
plains bitterly OF ViosAux
and aor IL conduct.
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I,nn.lnII,. Iinnnl.

WfLKEsBARRg PA Ma'cn 10 The third
Nstr Ct (Luz fno county, delegsltsto ihs
at, democratic convention, have neen IL
ytruc,ed 70 fny, IanNrl for incident.
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NEW YORK. NJ rch l5.-wiliiam q. Morgan
Of the firm of Put am. Farlr & Co, coniln d 3
bed by a severe lliucss at lIs'tford d. MES he Is
u it faulter. and s.vs when le TO return to his
OFF,, he VIII 81 isfa t)rily explain the alleged
falctiiOn.
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vs's brief career and arrest point a
nd sdorn tale tina: has stero.
is. The wages Of sin are certain 10
nd they do not draw long interest
vsof electric civilization.
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SUNDAY. MARCH 10, 1884.


gor the weston Gull States: Warmer, fair
westhe oasterly winds; lower pFessure' io''
lowei on sunday by ocel rains
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Tar foot aud mouth diseese :, r..
much apprehension in tho We
may ehorlly share 1t.
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HENRY WATrERsos would be int. 49,,
II he ehould lecture on what
Know about Politics"
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NcDosALD is now hull down on the pres
MENTAL horizon. while TILDlS is visible to !
10 neked eye end looming larger every
cond.
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Tho Hot springs Investigating Committee
LITTLE Rock, Marcia 10 - ihn ooRgres-
sionnl committees TO inve tisnie the govern
meut works. arrived a. Hot Springs to-day.
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otbinp, bu he carries
'oh' "AA'' the de mocraoy In his
q sight acceptance on
vest pocket -,
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n. HgaALp's Geographic market 70.
q are com lets add accurate, and will
,snge comparison with those oil the
2politan journals.