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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
THE FIRE LIMITS.

During the building boom now upon
Dallas number OF frame structures have
been erected 4, the FIRE limits by those who
do not seem to know the boundaries, ana
the consequences was they had to be torn
down. For the benefit OF the binding
public the fell, Wing boundaries OF the lire
dis, riots are given: ~
The FIRE limits embrace blocks Nos. %,
2oS, 2.s and sou'heas. one-half OF block 2if,
bounded as folloss: Beginning at the m
terreclion OF Pacific avenue and Austin
STREET. thence north with the center oil
Austin street 10 tito centre OF
Ross avenue, thence northeast with the
centre OF Ross avenue 20 It's intersection
with the centre OF Lamar street, thence
snutn with the csntrs OF Lamar street
100 feet. fbenra northeast through tie
centre of block 2l7 70 the, centre Of Or I'M
ssree. 10 Pac nc avenue: thsrcc west "i1n
Pscfic avenus /, che Deeiuniug.
An that portion 81 the city on
IA eooSh side Of Main street. run-
nm, hock eontn fr,m Non street 10
- ~ soosded b. lamar ss'es' On
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
ROSE CITY RECORDS.
April show N with a Vengeance
Stage Small Tall.
Arkansas Episodes as They Drift II
the Capital.
Light and Airy Letter Shafts.

LITTLE Rock, AK, April lS-tSpeoia
Correspondence. Showers have been ne
gn.nt this month; not the gentle "Aprl
shower" 80 longed for as prophetic OF May
nowsrs. - but regular opening OF the Hood
gates Of heaven, with down pour OF waters
and the lash and rOar NJ heaven = ariii'
itry.h Three nights during The last weet
had such elemental war II caused Hight
sleepern 20 start from the arms OF MOI
pheus aud, Ike Shskpspcqre's soldiers,
swear prayer and turn 10 doze nrain.
wan you believe our dear Rose Eytlnge
had but LITTLE audience Saturday, niRht on
her farewell trip 90 Little Rock? PeihHp'
she followed 100 close on the heels OF Lent
or possibly she made hsrseli too dear 10 us ~
u financial sense; hut thoss who attended
say "R 80 Michel" was as rsdolent OF sweet
ness aud ~ true % lie ~ any CHARACTER the
star assumes
very sucoe slu here the ION. go.
And home tslent 20 never a. a stand btUl
In our town The Christ Episcopal Chnfcl
Easter II stival. Monday, ruesdav aru
"Wednesday nighte, at the Capital opera
house, was truly wonderful Tor the talent
displayed IN iis get IN ., ln
al, these onter,ainmeni0 by Little kocH
artists there rs M element Of r,quuncy and
surprise, very delightful 10 pleasure seek
ere Next Monday night benefit concert
viii Doe rendered Prof r. Elinrcr, one 81
our !avorit0 and inject piauisis who ~ COM
uiiWr utpd by all musicians VINO hcfr MN
The professor hes been gate iil ana NAV
have 20 drier hi8 intended WISH o. Ger
mBuv Tor "a season.
Tho Memphis & Little Rock railway 70 10
be agaig turned overt1 q receiver.
Mr.. 4. Thanr, OF Drsha, sayg, tmphaN
chly, that resolution etd rsi0r
Arluurs administration wa never
brought up In The ds'rc
convention Of tho FIRST congressional ds-
tlict. Well, some agree and Some d. not,
Think OF pnor Billy FLYNN w The hnnd'
Of two sheriff. one ui Lite e Ok, ih.
other % Hot Sprngs.
Laoi Saturday q. Z. Leddcr q smsl
grocer ia the south end, Sas nfrra'ed
charged wiih murder committed in y ,lf-
sin, Mississippi N -.I6. BE denies the
chHrte
Thuse Chinese voters must 90 NJ the
mat ar Is no. ettlsd yet. A celestial IN d
ncirhboring town sent letter o. III" Ga.
sttp, claiming the right OF bis country mru
10 citizenship in orr land Of tns free. No
anon. ArCL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

IA. wsst aud rfyav street on the eas,. Al
thnt II Oubn hhutting on both SIDES OF Kin
stfest between the Houston d Texas Orn'
tral rnilWny track and liarwond street, ann
running back 100 feet from the north nnr
south lines OF said street d, r'ghf anrls-
thereto.
bounded ~ Main ann Elm streets, ana d
BFaad way and sycamore streets
Hooks Nos. - 80, a. 81, IS, q! and o.
bounded by Main and Cnmmefte streets,
and bg broadway and Field streeis.
II ocks Nos, 10 % %, ~ and 10 bounded
nv Jackson hnd CONNIE 90 streets, Enu La
mar and Broadway streets.
Hooks Nos. 80, ~ 90 aud %, bounded
S os LIN and ''S na,e" aa street rsSs' s SS
linz 200 feet west Of Sycamore
street. All fronting GA the north Bid'
1T En- street sni running back 100
i,et north, beginning 1T TIM Houston n
feras Central rail Dad on the west and run
ning east 10 thn We line NJ Good street.
A on the south side oi Elm street aud
running south 100 feet ., toward
Main street. Begilniug at the Houston x
rexas Central railroad on tho west, and
running 10 tho welt line OF Floyd street on
tho east.
All properly bounded by Pacific avenue
on the nnith, sycamore street on tDs east
ca mnietce street on the south, 10 l. lmnf
street, thence by Lamar street 10 Jsckpn
street ana by Jackson to broadway street,
on tho west, by broadway 10 Elm street
by Elan street 20 Jsii rson ant by Jeiltrspn
street 10 Pacific avenue. The pfoperH
fronting on Main street and ruuniug bacE
100 ieet batween Field AMI sycamore streets
is included Ia the ilre limits, suhj -oi 70 all
the conditions and penalties contained ~
the ordinance on fire limits, approved No
yember 70, 1877. Al tho grounds on both
sides OF Main and Elm Utreots, from Srca-
more OF the wet, To EfveY street on the
east running back 10 feet from tho font
on either side OF said Main aud Elm streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.

Miss Charlotte Thompson's forthcoming
performances OF Miss Mutton" a. the Dali
laa opera-house. will tere place TUESDAY
evening, April 21i, aud will doubtless be
one of the most engrossiDg resi'zitions oil
dramatic eff-c; ever presented Ia our 70 gn.
The play OF "Miss Mutton" is re gsrdsd IN
drsmsiic circles as the most perfect IN con-
s,ruction OF ell tho emotional works hoiora
the public. It's full OF q ,n'nt humor and
moves forward with M tcEinR interest 10
tue end 81 its FIVE acts, which all ABOUND 10
strong dramatic picturns. Miss Jhnup'
sons performance OF the heroine . uDiyer-
eailv achnovl DICED toisr outstrip the Efforts
NJ Ell competitors and mas pi.ced her a. lie
head Of emotional artists IN America
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
STATE puAnMACEuriCAL AssoCIA.
TON.

ar. ". VI. Murdoch, tue efficient SECRETARY
Of the Texas State Pharmaceutical ass0oir-
ton, Is busilg answering queries aud max
Ing rrrangem nts for tho iiith annual meet
ing II the association, which is 20 be hold
AZ Waco tuesday, Mey l}'h, and continue
iu nsssion three Gays. Mr.. Murdoch says
tho local secretary at Waco 10 making
ample preparations for the entertainment
and comfort al who MAJ attend,
aud u j. tn ugnt The attendance Will he
large end vast nnouat OF business OF I'm
portauce 10 every phsrmac.s, Ia the state
will ba brough' before toe association. A
bum her 81 the ihrgest anu most prominent
chemical manufacturer and wholesale
druggists ut the NORTH and east ara arrang.
log with The tcTetary 10 make exhibits oi
their goods during the meeting OF the rs
ISOLATION, and the display will no doubt be
very attractive.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
womnn.-A Remedy for Her Only.

Nomnu.-A Kennedy Tor bcr ohiy'
Cheaper than pny sicians' bills, ana 70 DC
used by women exclusively. II is prepared
for them only and Is specially adapted 70
cases where the womb is disor3nred, and
W Il Gu re sill irregularities Of the "menseoi
or monthly courses" whether acute o.
chronic. by restoring the d. charge Thi.
great boon 10 DR.. j. Brsdfeld's Female
Regulator, and known and recognized as
"Woman's Best Friend" Prepstsd By Dr
J. Bradield. Atlanta. Georgia. Price; tr'sl
size. 75c; large size, 81 90. For gale ey Gil
drugsis,s. Our new boob, Diseases p,cu-
liar TO Women OILY" mailed free to all sp'
plicants. Address
THE BRADFirLp REGULATOR Co,
Atlanta. Gccrgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
WANTS.

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~ ANIED.-AtIINE NEN TO JANyAsS
" Tor our tub.CupuHu tHus. Il very city aud
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
Congestion OF the Lungs, Inflammation

Congestion OF the Lungs, Inflammation
Of ths rhroat, and difficulty OF breathing,
result from severe cold. The
rene ial properties clmbine1 in D.. Jayro's
Expectorcnt, are especially d,s'g ed 10
break up levorish and inhanmatory tenden.
cies, remove construction OF the throat, and
by bringing ebout n tree expeotoration, pro-
motto natural respiration, and speedy
cure. A reputation maintained for iorty
years, ahords TO all guarantee OF the prsc-
lical merit of the remedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Speaking of free trade, bre' hren, what
his country needs in the way OF imported
woollens ~ cloth that won { tarin a
" orns man does ret caught in stepping
hastily over a picket fence IA the dafA'
Tt'heers. with cries o, 'put him out!'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Ifyou suffer with sick headache, con
sumption, Dizziness, sour stomach, or Dil
lions attacks, Emory's Little Cathertic
pills will relieve you; as u regulator OF the
bowels they hava no equal; very small, one
10 three dose--15 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

How to Make n speech.
Hon. Godfrey 5icnel, mombsr CT the
Cape Colony, South Africa, parliament,
aid in a speech that 81. Jacobs OIL, the
oonqueror Of pain, cured him OF severe
maui nIgic pains.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

The G5l h anniversary OF the ]. o. o. f..
will be celebrated ON the 26Lh by u basket
picnic ut Shady View park during The dav
aud grand ball, under auspices OF pausn-
tsrs OF Rebecca, At night, at Mayors hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Rev. John Collier, NJ Mansfield, will de-
liver tho Grafton OF Shady View bark on
the och at the celebration Of l. o. o. z.
Mr. Collier Is an orator o. ability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

Tho court OF appeals having affirmed the
decision of the lower court in the case oil
Bent Eam, who was convicted In the dis.
irict court at its last term, OF the thel. OF u
horse from Clark Kendall and given i've
years, he will be taken TO the peuitentisry
within the next few days Fam is man
of family, with wife and several children.
There are four or five other indictments
pending against him in the district court
one for assault to kill and the others To-
of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
unrsrnrd,s Acid rhosphnte.

INVALUABLE lsA TONIC.
DE-. J. l.. PR,Tr, Gresntali, lll,,. saws
II Is oil that IL claims TO be-invsiuaole rs
a tonic in any case where an acid tonic Is
Indicated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
srricirnr & Pnt.ersoni

me DRUGGISTS, sno are siwsye looking after
the interest Of their curfnmcrs. have nov
secured the sale Of DR.. Bosanko's COugn
and Lung syrup, remedy that ncVet islia
"a cure colds. pains in the crfst and ell lung
ELECTIONS. For proof coughs. try a TREE
,nranie bottle. Rsrnlsr size 80 cents and 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

oughs. Browns Bronchial rroohes are
u ed with advantage TO alleviate Coughs
sore throat and Bronchial affections. Sold
only In b1yag
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

All the fesst liquors in the city are
found n this saloon. opposite Oliver q
Grtem- En- rrret.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

LUh SALE IroioV"I ut.r- DIM 2 e, . y
\ NV farm, q, mnes east Of Dallas, On R1rk-
wall ioao ana prosasel line of the IL, G. n :. 70
kallroad, to Pans, 10 acres, "a un er icncc;
FOOD frame residence, rooms luthei nhI
plastcrCl; br.ok Lrvsleco IA eaSh 10 IN, o.vvu
hearing frutt trees all vi very best select on;
ash POND ttpcEci with German carp nurses
wagons, pinws and all iUr The sum 81 six tlou-
said rvc hundred dol sTs; Nuio, LOU Ia cAsn,
balance IN one, two, three iOur SUD hVs ycafs,
~ a r. 800, -rsxsg. icb6-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

a grand time ut the celebration OF o.
o. Il. on the 20 h.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
llrrnnsn IlloY DoarrNe It.

My patrons speak oi Benson's CapcinC
Porous plastets iu The highest terms ''--
IN. ". Atwood. New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

=OR - 49,. uhAr-.i4 1870 "a LAM
: near klcburg station ON IeNa, Trunk nail.
road. Inquitc III LArhRoP & LAlHkup, ~
Elm str"si. ~ - "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

OK sALE-sALoUN FURNITURE, COM
4 piising counter, shelving aud ioe cn-st. as
good as new; will sell very cheap Tor cash Al.
dress : Herald oilicr. ellou
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

FUR sALE-A FINE LOT Or PURE cred
l. Jers y heii, rs; also . CIV imported thor.
oughprei hi.n grade Hosleins' AZ RIVERSIDE
Stock Farm loruer JIlorson and Cochran
sfraotc IailHs TarHS fnHffH IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

.ToE KENT-A ri LahG. Oftl.h
ma fuo-. lie Giaud bo,ci tn dius Az
~ 81 oiire arris-iw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

NOR sALk-IhE Oh LUMBER Ug THE
II EuruUu NOJus motel IN Nam sIree', near
corner OF sycamore; vii be sold ~ oaee. Apply
t. MIR BOUl Ek, on premises, o. 10 NJ. d. Gar.
lugicn i0j Elm street, alias, eAas. hpTls-ot
I,OREALE-A NERN DE TX BhECor lAGE
L on nu4d street. good rooms; lot SsXso feet;
i, onsrsI Ntty cheap Tor the next lew days.
PRAJncI. s. AADkEN, Agents ohee No. al
Film SIR e. aprl1-it
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

-yl. ...,a. O.s4 $40 = AL So a "
4 rlo.ns do osi1rie n, m sout Npeen,s e,
fnird n3,r OF rev bIildilg on VAN 49, - =
lars; VI .i.r a. o closets sane DOR. Lirpc III
& rR ,rfCRD, Af.cf1c,a fs' Nai' s'ie' .p-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

,-,JR 1trNr--iiiA hUOsU STORY OF lhh
l. "A Pa.torce bui 'ns. tine i4ree rum,
,Aa.- "a. r., a 4 y = rrrf ~ -rf. - n ~ I'm
,ir.ris Apply 70 MURPHY & BOLANl. 80
tststc AscniS :. :. =. =, y. ~, :
,,oR RENT-HOOMs ruR RENT: SOY lh-
L EN- -nd Us era sxpo'iEe ArpN '" W.,,oese
hsf's = pos W. T.. ~ - -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

t,On SAFE -4 Gr,I EVAN WISHING 10
Il t.,.. rI,t .t..,y ou>,aess desires 10 sell his
- Al -. ON. c,.'I.uus VI resideucc, ,aple,
not. -. uu, s!3s aud .. =, .ge' TAG owe ~ stu
atc4 ..,.,. ot tHr ROW ~ tiles IN Isxss:
ut. $50 NllttIp 900 easy e ms; n hn5 open-
ma, u-l = rp.d iuttsiu VIII 10 gwen. FOR
. L rms adisess BOX rs, Dallas. aQflO.2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

nor sALt--4nE NALu tbaE AMI BEAU.
A uul l.uyk IJNNlta NJ tuo .A.eI -le.lJu "
CANON ana MtrlOu streets, fading LIS feet on
Marion sliv,i, 1853 lvet un Canton ana 9S feet on
Iiinity sire, Aplli - hlCh Ahp Sohr:
6u7. Main street 0r 10 PsUl Glucksman anl1-6t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

IoR sAlk-ONk s. Ak LOAD Or IRISH Po-
I / toes On consignment VIA tuesday morning.
A. ~ u. IN, a. b. sofa bt auction al fine. very
Fine = AuC ion aId Commits sion House, GID
Elm street api2i'2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21
EOR RENT.

NOR RgS IA NlohLl fuRNlsHkD Aosr
Il room @ l.t with or withoni bosrni as .- uas
nosidsrs wanted. Apply atG J 1thstEL.
west sile OF Chur n sirgi, between 'n,s On
AID Com rtrrr sir'f.ts III -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

FOR SAB. one BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR
L ~ new. l4qlire al CraddocSs lpi2Q.if
NOR sALE-LoT 7jNl25. ON COIMEaCE.
T. Known as Long branch iroperl!i Wal be
offered 10. a lew days ct u bargain. Apply 10
ieNes Il Mexican Land and Investment Co,
723 Main ttcct hnlls-Ot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

II Dallas means business On the railroad
qststion she ouRn-fo nuI'n nsrrov gauge
ia Lancaster, Wazshsehir, Milford snd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

a., ANtED-CprNiN ~ 10 ~ = lazy
~ wHp Is % ski ed ptnnlu. 90 nc done &C
home; clfrcciuess auu satisfaction assnr,di ref.
utp. uf,rIp. Qt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

tA}AErhD-PAHI rs az ms CITY nANr-
w nfpastupVs tor th-lr - ie would DO
well - itqu.fe 81 conner q d.1 ami Y rlland
. tsecb. apfl5-lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-21

nor aALE-AT A BARGAIN TdE RESI-
4 ,euco oi W. ~ beau mont at715 koes ave.;
II JeuuutlI 1T with nice Improvements, Call
Oh hun az taugUt Boomers apr2O-lW
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-16
AT PHILADELPHIA
WAITING FOR A sERENADE,

Governor Cleveland at AIbany-An Un-
easy Feeling Among His Followers
The Kelly Backslfders Make Thorn
Anxious.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 15.-With all the
enthusiasm around the executive chamber,
uneasiness exists among certain class of To-
cal politicians. Malcontents are to be found
everywhere. In the main they are followers
of Kelly. They echo the sentiments of that
leader as they demonstrated in the conven-
ton hall Everyone of them is mad or pretends
to be. Each one criticises Cleveland's posi-
ton on the State bills with reckless abon-
don that makes the Governors supporters
gnash their teeth. Listening to some of the
stories an impartial auditor would be-
lieve Cleveland is in bad odor. Albany, it
must be remembered, is a strong Kelly city.
Those who talk the loudest are strong Kelly
men. The visitors of influence appear to
like the nomination and declare 80 repeated
ly They state also that Kelly will support
the ticket. In this view they
New York Mr.. Dougherty's opinions
have great weight with important
section of the party. The interview with
him shows decided settlement of feeling
towards the ticket Purcell's withdrawal
from the electoral ticket is looked at in diff
ferent ways. Some say it is positive de-
claration of war against Cleveland; others
claim it means nothing but desire on Pur-
cells part to fulfill longing for much
needed vacation. Another point the Repub-
icans here make is that Tilden has not yet
formally expressed his opinion of Cleve1and's
nomination the ticket generally
This is thought to be bad omen.
Why, they ask, should the Sage of
Greystone withhold his congratulations if the
ticket suits him? In reply to this it is urged
that Tilden's mantle falls naturally ON the
present Governor of New York, that no for
NAL congratulation is necessary, and that,
furthermore, Tilden and Cleveland under
stand each other and all apparently un-
straight things will right themselves before
long. This is the talk around the hotels to-
night. Meanwhile Cleveland is taking, it
quietly at the executive mansion ready to re-
spond to serenaders if they come along, but
apparently more DESTROYS of pursuing the
even tenor of his gubernatorial way until
something of more pith and moment turns
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-16
AN INHUMAN MOTHER.
She EIopes and Leaves Her Year OIL
Babe to Starve.

She EIopes and Leaves Her Year Old
Babe to StarVe.
) BETTsvILLE, o., July 15.-Wlliam Schalles,
a wealthy stock farmer near here, started for
Buffalo two weeks ago to sell cattle. A few
days before he left, Sharp, the foreman of the
farm, obtained leave of absence and went
away. Three days after her husband left,
Mrs Sehalles told her neighbors that she was
going off on visit and asked them to keep
an eye on her house. Saturday evening
Schalles returned, and finding no one at home
broke open window and entered the house.
A sickening odor greeted him. In his wife's
room he found the dead body of their year old
babe which had been left to starve by its in
human mother, who had eloped with Sharp,
taking with her $4,000 of her husbands
money
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-16
WANTED.
WANTED,

DUPIIS for the Fall Examination at Yale Col
L 1ege by an experienced graduate of Harvard
College. Address A. B.,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-16
WANTS TOBE BAPTIZED,
The Request Made by an Outlaw when
Sentenced to Death.

The Request Ma0e by an outlaw When
Sentenced to Death.
CHARLEsTowN, W. Va, July 15.-At 10
o'clock last night Judge Frank Guthrie of
the Kanawha circuit held special session
of court and sentenced Charles Spurlock, a
member of the Hill boys Jesse James gang
who murdered Alven Woods and shot his
father, Jack Woods, near St. Adams, in this
county, in the latter part of April. Spur
lock is to be hanged October II next His
only request when the sentence was pro
nounced was to be baptized. Notwithstand-
ing he confessed to murder in the first degree
when brought out for trial, he said last night
that he did SO in fear of the mob, but he de-
MED ever having killed anyone. William
Coleman, alias John Coleman, colored, who
shot and killed Fenton Hill, also colored at a
Saturday night dance on the south side last
October, was sentenced by the same judge to
be hanged on the same day as Spurlock. 1t
has been many years since there was legal
hanging here. Coleman's case will be taken
to the Supreme court
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-16
TELEGRAPHTC JOTTTNcS

Henry Richard Wellesley, Earl Cowley, is
dead at the age of eighty years.
B. FL. Camp, postoffce inspector, has re-
signed to accept the position of assistant
postmaster at Boston.
Mrs. R. M. Tyler, who twenty-five wears
ago was famous throughout the peninsula as
an earnest lecturer and writer against slavery,
died on Sunday at her homo at PHILADELPHIA.
She was prominent figure in the Society of
Friends.
The second deposit of s4O0 side has been
made on behalf of Wallace Ross of st. Johns,
N. B., and John Feemer of Pittsburg, who
are matched to row ashgle sculi race of four
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-16
The work of the Campaign.

: WASHINGTON, D. C., July 15.-Congressm
Post, secretary of the Congressional campaign
committee, informed a representative of the
United Press this afternoon that nothing
but work of preliminary character
would be done by his committee until after
the joint meeting of the National and Con-
gressionaI committees in New York on the
Gath. EEThe National committee" said Mr..
Post, 'Fhave charge of the general canvass,
the policy to be followed, ETC., while the
Congressional committee are confined to look
ing after the Congressional districts. In Or
der that the two committees may map out
their respective work general conference
will take place in New York on the date men
toned, after which we expect to begin our
labors here systematically and keep them up
until the entire field is covered"