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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09

@6efrau 1in6 friber idon breirnal berbei>
ratbet gepeien un6 Daben ieBt Die nterte @be
geldloffen.
= lteber 6en SOB 6es @inftebIers un6
Sburmpartes &reier auf BEN S6Iofie
Ebterberg oberbalb &ufitetn pirb be-
ri1tet, DaB Der 80jdhrige Olann, Der mebr
dis 40 Sabre auf Gbierberg perlebt bat, toot
duf Der Banf Dor Dem &ir1lein fiBeno, NIT
benz Glodenitronge IN Der 6anb, geflnbe11
tporoen lit, na6Oem ct loeben bas Wlorgens
Qlpe in bas Ebal binausgelenoet bate.
@epiB Elm GinIiebtertob, tpte i'm Der Boet
it'd nt6t better 5ureAtIegen fonnte.
Sine telegrapbti6e nnters
baltnng auf 1000 n9Itf1e Meis
len @ntfernung fano Dor &uraent apilhen
2pnoo1 4un6 Calcutta itatt. Ser
6erausgeber bet englti6en 3ettlbrift vgbe
Sele9rapbtit" bate ldon bGuftg Die n~ortreffz
Itbe 2inie 5ptlden 2onoon unb geberan
(Beriien), beren 26nge $500 enaIti6e Meis
len betrGgt, b. +. mehr alS bas Qltbertholbz
fa6e DeS transatlantilben Gabels, riibmeu
b0ren, elaubte inoelien beSpeifeLn All miiz
len, 6aB man auf iol6e 2dngen NIT benz
WforIe >Npparat nod beutIt1e 3eid6en err
balten fonne. Gtner @tnlaoun9 foloen6,
begab er fi6 an bic 0onooner Gn6ftatiot
uno Iprah sler1t NIT Dem oeutl6en Selez
grdp6titen Su Gmben, in ben nG9iten Wtt>
nutet nit SDe1fd nnb tur3 barauf NIT
Seberan un6 0lgra. I'm Sen Eriumpb Der
9elegrapbie gu pOIenben, tpurOe in Qera
bic 2eitun9 nab Calcutta einsel9attet llnb
in tur5er 3ett unterbielt iih Der 6erausz
9eber oes v1ele8rapbtit" nit ieinem 2unoss
mann in Calcutta. Scr Qebtere noute
Qnfangs gar nt6t glauben, oaB er tDirflid
nit Der engliiden Sauptitabt IN 8erbins
0ung Jet. Benn man beoenft. baB biele
lltterbaltung auf cine @ntfernung bon 1000
englil6en Wleilen, ber 0reifa0en 2Gn9e 6es
transatldntii6en &abeLS, f~tattfano unb bic
!3ei6en (ettpd II Worte per Mtnute) babel
ie6r beutli6 tparen, 10 muB man tpirfIi6
ftaunen itber etnen berarttgen Triltmpb Der
Geographic, Der @iiieni6aft iiberbaupt,
tpelhe unS 10 at 6erren uber &aum uno
3ett 9ema6t bat.
= Son Metternth's Memots
rem Itest iebt Der S1luBbau6 Dor. @inen
nambaften She'll nebmen tpteber 2luf3ei6z
nun9en Der Suritin WteIanie Wtetternib
EN-. 4us benz @uguit 1851 ftu6et it6 BON
ShlDB Sobannis6erg aus folgen6e Nafz
sei6nung Der Tirfttn: n9er preuBti6e
0eianOte 9err b. ismar d, tpel6er
ben @eneraL b. &o1otp am 8unbestage
erleben pirb, brabte etnen Sag bel inns 3it.
Gr bate Elm Ianges @eiprGb nit Clemens
Cbem 6iiriten) ltnb i6etnt bic beiten poIt>
til9en @runoiGBe 81 babet. W2ein Wann
bat it6 logletb fur ibn irtereiitrt. W1tr
56ten CT art9enebm unb iiberdus getftrei6."
CS if hnS Afp e~iu1i6p Stp0e nor hiS arm
Gobe Wetterni6's i'm Sabre 1859 rei6ens
ben Sainmtung, Die ftd auf ben Siiriten
8ismard brett be3tebt. Nu6 in Der loeben
nerDffentlthten, BON Sranffurt aus gefIbrs
ten G~orreiponben3 bes Generals SSodmus
miro Der Same 8tsmard ntemaIS genannt;
IS 1T bus ett 3ei6en, tDie Dent9 bie Wtrfz
iamfett bes preuBii6en @eianbten kan1
8unoestdg in tpeitere &retle ordng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
@@warae Go@tm@tnababmtr.

Ofdn berrnutbet, bdB bie1e 6i1ner bur6
&reuau1g getpo6nli6er go9tn6tna's NIT
Spantern ober Tl6erfei1en oDer aud nit
ben logenGnnten i6fparSen GIep6antenbiib>
nern %entftanoen iinb. 9ieieIben 5inb
i6para bon Sarbe, fommen aber aud nit
gelblihet &ragenfeoern Dor; Sutpeilen lit
6as i6parae @efteoer nit braunen Teoern
untermii6t, ~belonbers bas Der 6Gbne,
tpel6e oft braune Seoern in Sen SIiigeln,
auf benz Glden unb i'm &ragen seiget ltn6
6aburb auf i6re Mbitammung binipeilen,
benn nidt leIten fallen in etnem foblldbtoars
gen i60nen Yaare iolhe 'SSunge, tpel0e
etpaS riidi6Id9ig seporoen itnO.
Wtrfli6 noIfOmmen l6tpar3e 6Ibner
ftno iberbaupt 5ternlt6 ieIten. Betanntz
lib lit i'm Na9emeinen bas @efteber Der
SG6ne auer Nrten 9lGn3et1b uno idtaernb,
aaein Die Teoern zines noufommen i60nen
i6pdr3en 9abnes birfen feitten Slang baz
ben, ionbern feline Sarbe muB lammetz
16tpar3 ietn, uno 3tpar iou iebe Sober bteie
Sarbe m0gLihit Bis our 0aut beltBen.
9Guftg finbet mar tnoelien bic Seoern, lo>
melt ite bon ben bariiber ltegenoen beroedt
ftnb, betln @r1porbeben netBli6. Ser &0rz
perbau muB bel gebDrtgen 8%erbdLtntIIen
- trdttt9. Bic Bruit unb Der &ildet gIet6
6en S6enfeLn brett iein; lebtere iouen
bidt nit baunenarti8en Seoern beicBt, bte
Betne fart, Don gelber Sarbe, ntht Su bod
unb gut beftebert ietn, mte bic S9enfeL gut
bebaart; Der S1tpan3 lei flein, Der &amm
groB, etnfa6 urb aufre6t itebenb, bieSarbe
bellelben, iopie bic bes @eit6ts utto Der
Bartlappen, tpel6e lang lein mii1ien, blutz
roth, = Der S6nabeI gelb, bas Nu9e feuz
rig unb Die gauge SaItung bes &0rpers cine
i6Sne unO eDle. 0emSbuli@ felt Sen
Sdbnen Gtnes ober 6as Qnoere BON benz
bier Qngefiibrten, unb i6on Der selbe
SdnabeI pirb uerbdltniBmdBis ielten atz
getrDffen, tn6em 6erleLbe iebr bGufig
l6tpar3 lit.
Die 9enneu miIIen, tpenn He Ben Nns
f%orberungen oes &enners entlpreben iolen,
ebenfaQS bon 9ebrungenem unb frGfttgem
&0rperbau ietn, aIio ni6t sn bobe, aber
gut befieoerte 9elbe 8eine ltnb etnen geIben
S6nabeI baben. Der nur eiufa6e &amm
uno bic 8artldppen itn6 blutrotb, unb Die
Sarbe bes @eftebers lit Elm MATES Sems
meti0par3. Sc fonn1eu tnoeiien au1 uttz
ter tbncn Diele Tbtere nit I6tparsemS 1na=
bel nnb bletfarbenen ober Encouragement
8einen Dor. Selb1t man6e iunge l6tparse
9dbn6en, tDel6e Qlnfangs gelbe Seine
batter, Gnbern fi6 mad 6 bis 7 Monaten,
tn6em bic gelbe Sarbe erit in cine srGuLt6e
uno i6LieBli6 in cine bleifarbene iibergebt j.;
ebenio DerGnoert ii6 ni9t leIten tbr 9elber
S6tabeI.
Sn ibren ionftigen Gisenidaften ols
@terIe9ertnnen, 8rltertnnen uno Mitter,
unteri6eiben ffd bic i6tpar3en Godmz
6tna's 6ur6auS nt6t bon ben anberen eoz
len oiiatiidsn 0ibnerarten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
Sic @fGe.

Sn fortgefeBter 8eipre6un9 Der bter nod
tDent9 perbretteten TutterfrGuter barf aud
bic @ide niht bergefien tDerben. SIMMER
ntebr geldngt man au Der ginii6t, 6aB bic
refine Wellhfprnmalt ben S9Deinen
our6aus nt6t 10 5utrdgli6 lit, ais man
btslang augentetn annaDtil unb eben ite bic
10 lebr geflr9tete S6petneieu6e (eep6bnz
LTD Sdpetne6olera genannt) i'm @efoIee
bat, uno oas tit letdt erfldrli6, Do iebem
0teb We6iel in Der Sitterung gum bauerns
ben @e6etben notbtDeltotg lit. Sooann it
beltn Sorl6lag sur Gtnfibrung tleuer
Suttermittel mobI in Betra0t gu siebett,
baB Der biefige 8oben fteuenpeiie v&lees
mlbe" 3l tDerben begtnnt, tDesbalb man
BET 3eiten auf @riab oenfen ionte. 0iez
lentgen Sdrtner, tDeI6e ibr 2dro ftets in
9lether &raft er6alten uno cine regelm6Bi9e
oeritGnbise. Sru6tfoIge eingefiibrt baben,
7peroen Dtelet6t bon uGleemiiotgfeit"
nod ui6ts geh0rt baber, tppbl aber iol6e,
Del6e mad alter Wetle i'm S6lenorian
lostptrt6fhaften un6 ben &Iee pahien
laiien, 10 LANCE er i'm Tribltng nuSiprieBt
4 ODER z Sabre lang = rn6 ibn Dann na6
2 bis B Sabren tpteoer in baiielbe 3an6 ELM
lGen. 98er ie 10 tDoriht oetpeien 1T, Der
Dtro dlb tpobl re6t gut tptiien, mas Die
vGleemiotefett" 1T. lno 9eitebe man IS
nur often etn: Die 3abl iolder Sarmer lit
fetne gertnge; Desbalb tpiro aud ldon
Ufander berieIben ~9e3tpun9en iein. mad
einem G%riaBntittel ausSui1auen.
Sie 8ide %Derlangt GIT tbrem @eoeiben
einen 9uten, siemlt6 i6tperen Booen ; tuenrt
berielbe aud ni6t eben in ftarfer Oiinqs
trait 1tebt, ~lonoern 11tr elntgermaBen eut
DDrberettet 1T. in tnirA hfe 9Rffp ihn+r no.
beibcn. gnttpeber balt man bic g8ide an
@ritnf1tter uno our 9eugepinnung, ober
our &ornernte an. Oie &orner biloen, ME
i6on ertpdbnt, ein berrIi6es Maitfutter fir
Sdpetne; al6 iino bieielben fir gferoe
lebr nabrbaft unb 5utrdsli9. Wtan pfleat
Die Wtde m~etitent6eil5 i'm @emenqe nit
@rbien un6 3afer 3t 9Iet6en 3tpefen am
anbauen. Oils 8rinfutter nertpenoet ober
gu 6eu ger1adJt iueroenl Die 8ifeu, tpeun
ie tn boiler 8litbe iteben unb iGou mebr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
Die Grfabranse,t beS @re0isers
N0fer gSilNS.

Der WreDiser 8. .. sSttSs, betannt ais
GtactntiifOhdr in Geps@OrF, Mnb @rmeer
ses nerffrrbenen ans9eseid)neten g1icDter9
aSilSS pom Sbersertcbt in M~SaRadufetts,
fbreibt SOIsenSes:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
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SIR SctttfG= 9Grnertfntter tttto Serett
SSrctt4tOe tit Der oktctt Setm0tD+

llnter Sdnction bes &toates Dti6tson lit cine Bros
fAire in oe1tider Sprode berausgegeben poroeu, rueIde
fir @ircuIatton i'm 2lusIanoe bttimmt III. OieIelbe entz
bGIt Angaben itber bic Snouitrie uuo 6tlfsqueaeu bes
Staates, Senlertungen iber ietue Sntitutioner, Snforz
mdtionen iber feline uuoccupirte 9%dnoeretet rno eine
Sarte, auf Der bic 6auptitdbte oes Staotes, BITE 9rbBereu
S6rier, bic Gtieubobu>9inien uuo bic geosrapbiibe llut-
eebuns bs Stdates a%ngegcben limb.
0ieiettgen, mel6e bieie Sroiditren an tbre @erpanb>
ten mad DeutTdlduO idideu molen, f5nnen oas g8erfden
gratis erbaltet,. rpent file itb brtefli6 barum an BEN Inns
terseidneten lpenhen. Aub roiro BIT Sroi9ire Don benz
1lnterseitneteu birett an trgena cine Abreiie selaubt,
reIde ibm a%ltfaeseben 'ptrb.
COMMISSIONS of immigration. Detroit, Mich.
5nop14po q is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04


WACO, Dee. Especial. There are
few additional developments to-day in
the scandal concerning the Missouri Pa
ciiio tax money. Otis w. David. tax col
leolor-eloct, whose name was signed 10
tho tax vouches returned to st. Louis.
publishes card in the Day this after
noon, I'm which he declares his SIGMA
tufo q forgery and that ho know moth
Ing Whatever of the transaction. Richey.
the railroad attorney, who received the
money to pay the taxes, is In Smith
county. His friends have communi-
Gated with him by wire to-day, and saw
ho will be home tomorrow. If tho
two leading preachers Of the city had
been caught stealing the astonishment
OF the community would not have been
greater than IL is to find these two
young mon under tho shadow of such
/ croOkedness.
In the United Statos district court TO.
day the attachment cases of Crow. Hnp-
gardine Co., Of ST. Louis, vs.. Cox d
Bell, of Hillsboro, we're dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
Tho lumber war that Is raging here
is unabated, and lumber is quoted today
at $l2 To Sl3 per 1000 feet.
Jack Elgin, Van Hail and j. Il. Eli
son, oI this city, will all be aspirants
Tor tho Cnited States marshalshir of
this district.
Cotton receipts by wagon since SEN
5i,20J bales
STATE Engineer Britton let for Austin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The federal grand
Jury to day visited the Office of the
county clerk and personally examined
the vault from which it is charged the
envelope containing the ballots cast in
the second precinct of the eighteenth
ward was abstracted and 200 forged
tickets put in place of like number
cast at the polls. Judge Blodgett also
issued an order for the production of the
Dallots second time before the grand
jury, and they are to be examined to de-
termlne what bearing the recent testi-
mony given as to the printing of forged
Tickets has upon the case.
The Daily News will say tomorrow
thdt during tho examination of alleged.
forged ballots by the United Statey
Crane, jury to-day, "Fallis, who en-
Eraved the fac simile ofthe head of the
bogus ticket, and Wright of Hanscom
" 60, who set up and printed the body
OF the ticket, were called in and shown
tho tickets which were supposed to be
fralidulent;that Falls identified the head
as that engraved by him by certain
accidental slips of the engroving tool,
and that Wright identified the whole
ucket as that printed by him on the
night OF November II, or seven days
after the election. At this
time the original ballots were
IN the custody of county
clerk, Ryan. IL has already been re.
ported that Wright, yesterday, testified
before the grand jury that the bogus
ballots were delivered ON the evening of
November Il, 10 j. e. Mackin, secretary
OF the Democratic county committee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04
waxahachie wirc,,nrs,

"ANAnAcHiE, Dee. 3.-lSpecialI ).
Sunday night Rev. Mr.. Sweet preached
his Introductory sermon. He is the
Methodist minister here for 1886.
The ladies Of the Old school preshx-
terian church gave m oyster supper
Friday night for the benefit of tho
church. They were liberailv n atran'
ized, as Thansgiying dinners nrovcd
coipts, S6J. w
Yesterday the ladies of waxahaciie
ana vicinity gayo dinner In behalf Of
vMy' fenn's Nickle church. Receipts.
MI. Z. w. Gibson and lady were IN
palias thanksgiving day and ate stur.
Key" with Mr.. Taber and family.
MIR. Z. X. Williams, of whom mention
mas heretofore been made, diod Fridav
nlght Mt II o'clock, and was buried Sal.
uruay evening Mt o'clock. Charley
was popular and had made manv
friends His father, of Pine Bluff. Az.
HIahsas' I was with him during his illness
ne nus the sympathy of all.
Az tne residence Of the brides mother.
Fannie, Rev. Mr.. @. Il, Brown ottisJs,.
hOuh HiNtH AT
o'clock this evening, and to-niebt's
Tram pears the happy couple TO Honey
urove, for honeymoon and other lows.
:, County clerk y. +. Hawkins issned
ncenco nor marriage to thirtv.nine conn.
leg during the month of November.
Mr.. u, Z. Huckaboe, of the Mirror.
mas moved 10 EAST End.n
Mr.. Joe Green, a typo on the Mirror
mas accepted the position as manager OF
the Telephone, at Grapevine.
TO MIR. and Mrs. Pat Temnleton. !.
iaughtor; to Mr.. aud Mrs. j. III i'd
mondson, son. ~
=. WaNahachie Is decorated with rtd
hags. The Jews are soiling out at cost.
MT Joe Moore, of Grandvlew, was in
town yesterday.
Terrell. -
IL. NJ. Rhodus has purchased the Wax
ahachie Touring mills.
good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04
Meatherford Lornl Nnln..

WEArHfRroRD, Dec. Especial. +
The Franco Texas Land company have
instituted ten suits against parties who
have purchased land from the company.
The suits arc to ioreclosc tho vendors
liens,
Col. ID. X. Moloy will start TO-
night for the Indian Territory to in
vestigato his interest In the 0klohoma
country.
There will he marriage OF one of
Weatheriord's brightest and most ac-
c0mplishcd. young ladies In q few days
10 wealthy stock man from Colorado
Vity. WIN give names when the event
comes oil. ~
John Merriman, alias Charles Gerard.
was arrested to-day by Shenff w. X.
Baylor. lie is wanted In icrath county
for horse stealing.
William Wright, prominent stock.
man from Young county, Is In the city.
Mr.. Wright came to Parker county : a
I year ago and has made Investments IN
Young county which has doubled his
capital In one year.
Thore was terrible fuss In tho first
ward last night Shooting OF pistols WINS
rather profuse. Tho vlgilant officers on
tho police force succeeded In bringing
aiew OF the law-brcalxers before tbe
mayor this morning.
y. {. Crowdus shipped to-day the
largest cargo OF pecans ever shipped
Lom this mark6t-two carloads. fhe
trade In this place hns been the hest
this week than any previous week this
year. business Ia every doparfmcnt
sooms 10 he ON u continual Increase.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04
Corsicana Cuttings.

CNRSIrANA NJ. %"
so"'i' Ana DEC. 3.-l Special. Dr.
EDWARDS is dangerously i'll.
j. II. Duren has inst retnrna, So.
the far ,vost '''"'neu from
neN. IL. 4. Da Vart, of Arkansas. an
olu eilss-inate OF Prof. Hand, superin-
tendent or our schools, will occupy TIA
puppy ~ the Baptist church every even
inS tne nalance OF this week.
o,nce tne water-works have been put
,m operation, Corsicana feels like q brido-
s,ooni coming out OF his chamber TO run
ataeo. more than $1,000 worth of prop
utiey ety Was saved nom destruction last
,ml.i' mnSI. 'hromgh the efficacy Of the water
,mUn"s, ,,,n, me nlght Iadek q Co.
vyurneu ,yn OUT, an entire block was saved
sinn,i sn". iluss T. orherwise have burned. Cor
s'vaha - SAFE.
soi ~, aii oliiclal meeting last night the
1T"Naiy ., lne pastor OF tho Methodist
iRTahsoopal Th church was fixed at 81 ,050.
ny ueiay oil Hose Compay No. l. got
,hS uhnS W .ne nre last night was caused by
santn Ino,r foreman going home after HIS
m ,si,i NY ~ hunt the nre WITH
saiia IL, Milo Milton hoit, who Is about to set
ids upon .he matrimonial sea, applied
touay toy ior ietters-of-marque He Will.
'"no MISS Mamie Trent.
vo,us, NY. i aiugn ualyln smith, the popular
young minister Of tho First Prosbvtori,u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04
The Reporter Mover saw Her.

TOLEDO, o., Dee. 3, Mrs. N. b. Bacon,
OF this city, a sister of President-eIect
cleveland, indignantly disclaims all
knowledge of an alleged interview with
correspondent ofa New York journal,
which has been widely circulated by the
press throughout tho country, and
whereby she is made to express predic.
tlons as TO the future management of the
white house, and her view concerning
her own family relations. She declares
The statement 10 be- absolutely false and
annoying in the extreme, and that She
has nothing to make public concerning
MI; CleNoiand's future, except that she
ana her sisters entertain so high n per-
sonal regard aud respect for their brother
that they arc glad TO allow him TO mako
nus own plans without being hampered
by their interference.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04
An Important Bill to be introduced IN
the Coming Legislature.
TO REMODEL OUR HIGH COURTS.
'hst aii civil Matters may Come Before
and be Disposed of by the Supreme
court-Additionai Judges to
Facilitate Litigation.
APPELLATE COURT PROCEEDINGS

TYLER, Dec. Especial. The HER
AID correspondent was informed TO-DAY
by senator-olect that he would submit
to the next Legislature bill providing
for the removal of the civil business
from the court Of appeals and confer IL
upon the supreme court. This is much
needed enactment and will be vol.
coined by the profession. Tho ultimate
result OF such an enactment would force
a constitutional amendment, increasing
the number of Justices of the supreme
court, so rs to enable them to transact
the business of that court and also give
the court of appeals more time to prop
erly consider the criminal business be-
fore them.
In the case of Thompson VS.. the State,
irom BeXar county, the court of ap-
peals passed upon and sustained
tho oonstitutionality of the law
OF the general laws of the
called session of tho Seventeenth
legislature, section 30, levying an occu-
patton tax on dealers and sellers of the
Police Gazette and other like publioa-
tons. Defendant was convicted and
fined 800, and the court affirmed the
Judgment OF the lower court. 1t will no
remembered that Hon. Gustave Cook.
Judge Of the Galveston district, In ex
parte, Jack Sawyer, held this law to be
unconstitutional and discharged the ap-
plicant, This makes the case very in
terestiDg.
The court of appeals affirmed: /:
Thompson VS.. tho State, from Bexar;
Texas Central railway VS.. Clifton, ct al .,
nom Kaufman; Texas 4 Pacific railway
rs. Pollard, ct al, from Van Xandi;
Hinchman, ct al, VS.. Aultman, from
lohnson; Johnson VS.. the State, from
Tarrant.
Reversed and remanded: Smythe VS..
the State, from Llano; Murray vs.,
blanchard, from Van Zandt.
Motions for rehearing submitted: NAV
vs.. the State, IRON McLennan; Winn ys
the state, from scosa;rumlenson Va.
the S'nte, from Atascosa.
Submitted on oral arguments aud
briefs for both parties Galley VS.. the
state, from Mclennan; Coombs W.. Che
state, from Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04
4 rnn. rar a rln,.lInn.n.

CLhmRSE, bee. 0. Special. The
Maid of Crasscy will be again played At
the opera house on Friday night by the
amateurs of Cleburne, The performance
before was a success, and now thai they
are reinforced by ladies of decided tai.
ont. and have been sn long rehears,ne.
all who goto the opera Friday night
will see that most interesting play ron
dersd equal 10, ifnat superior TO average
professionals. Resides repaying the pvt
roas wlilin g''si niay, the money isdo.
na,ed 10 the hh0rv for tho ciohnrnc
pubic svhop I.vf0hy fcpwlng sRaln.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-04
Galyc.ion,. nn.n.mn,orin..

GALVESTON, bee. .. The citizens
deep-wator committee. composed of COL
W. l.. Moody, DR., 7. c. Thompson and
Col. Waiter Gresham. left Tor Washing.
ington this afternoon, Via New Orleans.
Col. Sinclair, Col. Street. aud other mou,.
bers OF the committee. will follow i'm n fev
days. The greatest interest is felt I'm
tho result OF their visit TO Washington.
They have strong hopes that the present
session OF congress will make the peros
Sary appropriation for deepening Gal
weston harbor,
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IIoma Ernm Alhnnr.

ALBANY, Dec. c.S-,Speciall The wealth
or is delightful, dry, cool, pure, bright
aud bracing; the waters clear, clean and
sparklingi grass fresh and green; stock
of all classes and grades doing well.
Health good, with the exception of n
few chronic cases that have sought this
elevated, pure, clear mir for relief.
our merchants and traders are doing
a good, safe business; all solvent and
reliable. Lumber in abundance and
loads by tho hundred going north and
west daily, at cheap rates. -
our Throckmorton and Haskell neigh
borS are vieing with each other which
shall do the most trading and buying nj
Albany. Both counties are improving
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NO 90.
aas rnsre sraso should be the most liberal patron

ihere should be the most liberal patron-
aye, aye, everybody should turn out,
mere mas been no troupe here siut.e
easiy N tne fall, the last u minstrel
because the citizens did not nafronj~" Ma
lhls they would not patronize heffer
troupes, they are badly mistaken. Tber
should have thought exactly the -,
verse, Tor community that Would t,St
ENJOY seeing one act the ignorant s,arro
rs Just the community to appreciate fhe
nlghest theatrical art portravinr fhs
characteristics and attributes 81 fhe
grandest OF created things the humns,
mind. As Dallas is theatrical head.
quarters, send us over good tromne
ana there viii be a paying audience'
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The Plennry CounclI

BALTIMORE, Dee. 3.-There were two
sessions of the Plonary council to-day,
ana tho most important business of the
session was considered. For the re-
maindcr otthe session only archhishops,
bishops and mitred abbots will par.
ticipato IN the proceedings. The work
OF tho theologians Is completed, and Inc
remainder OF the week is to be occupl I'd
IN the completion of decrees already
formulated. The discussion of tho same
has not yet been determined upon.
There Will bo no public session to-mor.
row. and tho council will close It's lahors
sunday next.
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AmhgSr.Dec. n -iSpecial.l MIR. Rob.
ert NJ. Hudson, of Blg Springs, editor Of
the Photograph, and Miss Il. Gilbert. OF
Abilene, sister orc. y. Gilbert. editor OF
the Ahinc Rcpurior. were marriai 10.
Hay and eit for Big springs, their future
home, on the evening train.
Me. II. q. tiil, ct Anllenu. district Il.
torney elect. and Miss A. l.. CamphcI,
OF Iuskegee, Alahania, will be narficd
tomorrow at Tuskegeu.
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Cicyoland's Trim to New yo,I,

ALBANY, Observation-Disclosures Clevo-
land will attend the charitable entertain.
ment, academy of music, New York, to-
morrow, for the benefit ofthe actors'fund.
lie viii 80 by Hudson River railroad by
special train. leaving here in the fore
noon, and Will be accompanied by his
sister, Miss Cleveland, his private secre-
tary, Daniel $. Lamont and
wife, Erastus Corning and wife,
Mayer Blanks and wife and Col. Cas-.
sidy, OF the governor'sstatl. The party
viii go directly from the train to the
Academy Of Music and will return by
special train immediately after the close
oil the performances,
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ENroRlA, KAs., Dee. s.-The Republi
can received this evel ing dlspalcl
lrom Arkansas City, signed by 4. c
McCord. secretary cf the Olslohnma col
ony, stating that the colony WIS we,
organized aud would positively NOV,
for OkiOhoma tomorrow. nnner cam
mand Of Nice-Presldcnt W. l.. Crouch.