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ileges. Being \ director in many corpora
tlons, no always knows which way given
stock 10 likely TO 30, and sells his puts and
calls accordingly, Besides hs has large
following aud can always make rich people
buy or sell a certain stock, aud thus protect
his paper. But Il was selling privileges
that brought disaster Ia tho case OF
j. X. KrHsE, Of New York, on
thu 30lh ultimo. True enough his
affairs were tangled MANY months before,
hut on the 2oih OF April he had calls he
no eds must supply Al loss and pats were
thrust upon him many points below tina
liberal margin no had considered safe,
These puts" ''calls," "sprcadh" aud
"strRddles" overwhelmed him, avalanche
fashion ard left rot one limb Of HE GOV.
cred and protected from the desolaiion OF
the fnal ruin. This method OF gambling
hGa not yet reached Dallas TO any great
extent. IL is IN fact an institution OF
New York with branch enterprises Gs CHI
oago and other cities. II Is gambling,
strictly, and is morally on the same pls n
with faro, or any plan o betting oNtailing
tho uls OF cards. But he faro dealer Is not
allowed 20 appear ia tho upper tooibl cir
Giles, whllst the Gambler in Stoke,
equally pernlolous ia his practices,
10 Sundsy-school superintendent
class leader in religious exercises,
a model man, referred to by the preacher,
and as he goes. looking so prim and smil'
ing 10 sweetlY," The ladies give him their
countenanoe and he consraiulates himself
But the ruin tho stock gambler inillcts
upon others and at las; brings upon him
self presents phases OF calamity more dis
NAL than the resultant evils OF the rooms
of the green cloth. Why votaries
OF delrious fascinating chance, that buy
hazards at the exchange should be respect
able and tho other not 80 ostrGcised, must
be 70 ,erred 20 custom. That sutoorst that
presidos over church and state and
by sukase makes holy the adders
fang and declares the sting on tho red art
mortal, and What is still worse, according
to tho creed, vulgar And yet ihero nIe
voices that will continue 10 BIO lifted no for
rnth's sAke--such men rs PROFESSOR
SWINE, Of Chicago, and others good aud
grsat-who dare look almighty usage IN
his brszeH face and ell him that his evil is
not good, end tina, violet extract printed on
tho label does not disprove the poison In
tina vinl
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PERSONAL.


r. Bor6, Barahsll IS at tho ST. George
E. Davis, OF Jefferson, ia at the Windsor.
n. o. Lynn. Polo Pinto, is at the st.
George.
D. H. Jefrrlep, druggist, Pslupi, Texas, is
10 the city.
John II. Belcher, OF Gainosv lie, is booked
at tho Windsor.
Colonel Dan Mnlvep, OF Toledo, Ohio, is a
guest of the Windsor.
William Gaitskil, Vandalia. Missouri,
ia guest Of 81. George.
r.. M. Davis, of Lexington, Kentucky, is
a guest of the Windsor.
Captain June Peak, OF San Antonio, 10
registered at the Windsor.
Judge John s. Spinks and Colonel O. b.
Kilgore are at the Windsor.
F.P. Bartlett, st. Louis, is among the
recent arrivals at the 81. George.
Kenneth Ravnor Is confined TO his bed
by o severe spell Of typhoid fever.
Captain Daniel Head, prominent citizen
OF Denton, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Hennipg is confined TO his
rooms on Sycamore street by an attack OF
fever.
His many friends will regret TO learn that
Judge Barksdele 10 still confined to his bed
by illness.
Miss Bette Burford, OF Versailles, Ken
lucky, who has been spending the past few
months on avisit to her cousin, Miss Matte
Burford, OF this city. left for homo yester-
day.
Colonel NJ. Pointer, who has been absent
from the city for the past six weeks, on his
cattle ranch in Shackslford county, has re-
turned 20 the city. He reports grazing
splendid.
Mrs. Hutton. mother-in.lsw Of Mr..
Charles Howard, died yesterday morning,
after a lingering illness, In her SD year.
Mr. Howard lett yesterday evening with the
remains In charge for Macon, Georgia,
where they will be inferred.
Rsvs. Thomas Hennesy, Of Houston; O.
M. Thious, Of Corsicsns, and O. Martiniere,
Esv. N. A. Gallagher. bishop Of Galveston.
Raw. q. M. Thions is the guest Of Very
Rev, v. QuInon, Of st. Patrick's.
AT the St. George-Mrs J L Parsons, AL.
f..vne. Terrell; X A L,ttlefield, Boston,
Ma,ssch usetts; Eugene Still, Kemp: + p
bartlett, N A Hsnn, st. Louis. J l. Hand.
A Y Lewis, Piano; Hope Johnston, Texas;
Fore Sulphur springs; 8 O vanier, Fort
Worth: Mrs N L Johnston, Sunset; @ l.
Flsnane. Weniherford; J l. Parsons and
riis. Alysrsdo; Henry Swami and daughter,
] NJ Mathews. Baird; 8 T
sbrop.hire. Westherford; David Brin ;.
Werrhschie; DR. + N Hall and child, Bryan;
James Herrick, Pine Plain; ID s Devins.
Icb Trainer. Forney; w X Moore. Tyler;
n n Hearlev. Cleburne: William 0sisskill,
VendaIia, Missouri; 9 Clements and wife,
Semphis; o Zoe, denton; A o Brunsr,
YnE& WOIGDs
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PUTS, CALLS, SPREADS AND sTRAD
DIES.

Not everyone knows tho meaning Of {
stock privilege. 1t is bit Of paper signed
by IN established capitalist emitting the
bearer TO put TO or call from the siguer q
given amount Of a given stock at giver
price within . given time. These priv
leges are paid for according to their spscu'
lative value, their duration and tho amount
OF stock they are issued for. Practically
they are insurance tickets agains. losses in
stock gambling. A man who buys priv
lsee cannot lose more than the amount he
pays for 1t. II he purchases stock and II
declines. he can put II TO the privilege
broker who insured II. II he sells
short and that stock advances, he
can call IL and cover his contract.
The so.cAlled puts and calls 60 only one
way, and the bearer can only either put 10
or call from the signer the stock concerned.
But spreads and sirad dlss work both ways;
the holder can either put to- or call from the
signer the stock guaranteed by the privi-
lege. Brokers who sell privileges pursue
about the methods Of bookmakers at races
or chic ken fights. They sell stocks short
against their puts and buy them against
their calls. Generally. privilege vendors
make money, for the figures Of the priv
leee are usually fer away from the market
and the premiums charged are in the
msjority OF instances clear profit.
The largest New York dealers In privileges
are NEssns. RUssKLL eAoE, J. r. KKEEE. N.
O. eoeAsx and .. V. wHlrs- Old SAGE
- 49, aniIlisn q twe ~ selling peiv
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The lyerymen'a matinee was largely at
tended yesterday afternoon. The racing
was fine aud crested a deal OF excitement
a. Csins Susie, hay mare, won mill
dash against CLARK & Dssmond's bay geld
ing Harry, IN 800.
Robert Laws black stallion, Black
Bashav, /, /; Dan McCullough's red geld
ing, Tippo, 2, 2. Time-3:05, sos.
Running Race-Halt mile GaBh r. X
Martin enters grey goding, Sam o.. /
Clark d Desmond enters bay stallion, Slo
cumb, 2. Time--55 seconds.
Trotting Rics- Mile heats: Dan n1oCol
Tough enters grey gelding. Struggler, 2, 2
Ben Cabnll enters grey mare. Matte, l, l
rime--3:i0, 3:l2.
The final race OF the day was certainly az
interesting one and the crowd became thor
oughly onthused when heats were split
but the summary is no below:
o. Wheat enters aofrel gelding Md
/, 2 /; Ed. Randall enters grey mare DAi y
g / .; DIR. Hamilton enters rosu stallion
Billy Button, 3 distances. Time-2:fi
2:4l1.2, 2;42.
Next Thursday, weather permitting, there
will be races IN which tome of our new
Kentucky importations may be expected to
down local celebrities.
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D -" -
RNCuRsIONIsrS COMING.

Tomorrow morning special train Of
eight coaches of exoursionists from The
eastern and middle states will arrive IN thH
oitv over the Texas q Pacific road. This
visited TINS section OF tho etaie and 10
composed Of cnpitsli't s and men Of means,
who come with the view OF investing, and
some 10 settle 70 the state. The party will
arrive about 0 . clock and Ia the afternoon
continue the trip westward to Big Springs,
and will attend the sale of town lots NJ
Midland on the 18th and 14th inst. This
is the largest psity ever brought 10 the
ssale under tho auspices OF the Gould OK.
curpioug
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LOCAL LORE.
Trouble Over Morgan Cammsck's
Deposits.
The Livcrymen's Matinee - a Good
Time Had.
Other Interesting News About Dallas
THAT DEPOSIT OF MORGAN oAMsIAoK

THAT DEPOSIT OF MORGAN OAMsiACiS
In the case OF Oliver h GrlgRs vs.. the Dsi.
Lao National bang, gsrnishee pending In the
district court the deiendsnt iilfd An answer
Yesterday TO tho writ Of gsrnshment IN the
suit of oliver & diipge W. Morgan Gam
mack ct III. In reply Tho deiense alleges
TIA It or the 18th of March, 1884, Morgan
toned, deposited with Gaid Rarnlsbee, tho
aum OF $4,000, the terms, conditions and
purposes oftuob deposit heng fully set out
In u receipt which, at the time OF said de-
pnslt was given by said gsrni nee. Tho ~
ceipt reads as follows.
"Reosivcd from Morgan Cammaok $751;
co., which he deposilB ~ the balance now
IA hiE hands OF tina money received by him
of u. ID. EAsion. the same being thu pro-
oeeds OF certain bills Of ladlng, which wore
tgned by II. ID. kaston ~ agent OF the
Texas d Pacific railway company, at Sher'
man. II xas ia tho name OF Jo0eph Loh.-
sle n, purpoTling 10 be for certain bales oil
cotton ramod, which bills OF ledins
were negotiated with Oliver q
above amount Of money Is TO be held
by this bank, subjec. 10 the claim OF epy
prrson entitled 20 be reimbursed for money
pRid upon the faith Of said bill OF lsding,
when Buch claim Ehsll be legally eDlab-
lighed. III no ruch claim shall be made,
and 10 shsu be determined by any court
that the Texas 6 Pacific Railway company
Ia responsible or liable on said bills OF lad
ing or either Of them, or II
said railway company shall agree
10 pay the same or any
part thereof then the said sum shall be
paid 30 said Texas & Pacific railway COM
pany upon demand.
tBIgr ed E. NJ. REAEpoS,.
Cashier Dallaa National Bank.
Said Rarnisbee says ,hat IL 10 not in'
debled 20 Il. ID. Easton or Joseph Lobn-
stein In any sum whatever nor was II when
the writ OF gsrnishment was served, and
that It has no slfeo.s OF Il. ID
Easton. Neither is IL indebted 10 Nor
gan Cammaok. Inst II appears
that the Texas d Pacific Railway company
has somo contingent interest in the fund
mentioned, and that tho gsrnshee under
took 70 nay the said sum TO tho company
upon certain contingencies. IL prays that
the railroad DE made party 10 the suit
aud that tho garnishee be iuly protected,
eto.
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THANKS OF THE PRESS.

Daring the meeting of the Texss Press
association Me0srs. Sanger Bros. presented
that body with q large, handsome aud
deliberately carved inkstand of cut glass
and Furnished frame, which will journey
with the association In 1t! meeting. A res-
olution was passed thanking the donors for
tho appropriate gift. A resolution was
also passed returning thanks for the use q
the hall in which the association met, and
TO Mr.. Simon Mayer for courtesies shown.
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NOT GUILTY.

l'charged with shooting and killing Manuel
MoClnudy, colored, the 3lst of October, 1882,
which was called IN the district cour. Mon.
day went 10 tbs jury yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock, which, alter being out
Same three-qusrters of an hour returned q
verdict If mot guilty." The court rooom
was filled with colcred people and there
was present quite number OF whites.
When the cleok read the verdict the friends
of the prisoner ruehed forward
and congratulated him, The colored peo.
pic who take great deal of interest in the
trisl, are by no means Satisfied with the
verdict. The state was represented by
Meesrs. Clint and Hanson, and the defense
by Messrs. Crawford e. Crawford and
Wrigh ~ Wright.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nJR ARE Al THoRl2kp TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel u RfEyEN ~ candidate
for Justice OF the reaco Of PRECINCT NO ],
"FARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w John 4. GILlEsflEas a candidate for
Jnstleo oi he Peace, Precinct No !, Dallas
cnnr ~. Toxss, NJ the ensuing Novetnn election
ITE ARE AUTHoRlZtD no ANNouNCE
w JUICE Il. H. BURKE as . candidate for
the ludgefhip Of this judicial difir.ot at the
ensuing November eleenon.
nTF ARE AOTHORlZhp 30 AhAoUsUE
w Colonel I'D. 70. BOWER as candidate
far Tho ollco OF County Judge AZ the ensuing
election In Nov ombcE
w Ane REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w.
w II THACkER Tor County tleik.
WE ARE kKQuEBrEp 20 ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE Il. FEARN for Juiucl ~ the
Peace for irecnrt No l.
WE Ar HEHEBY ArfnoRlzEp 70 AN.
w nounac Colonel W. 81. HpwAtns ua a
candidate fog County Judge at O.. ensuing No.
Fcnber election.
TfTT RR AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w w " PEAK Justice Of tro Peace In
Precinct no 1.
TTJE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Hr k Is KiMBRoUGH as candidate toI
tho Legislature IN DALLAS county, aupltct 10 thc
anton % tln nemonrncy
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I'm city democrats should note the
6hones in the call for precinct conventions
4 ~ dinerent vArds-Saturday night next
y 8 O'Clock, instead Of o'clock In the A.
0ou1oou. Thsss should be full attend
-. 20 ths delegates 70 the county con-
'crr6Icn WI select delegates to both state
11<rrus6pns, and 10 b important that there
&or1a. - full approximation. In the
.oD ~ mestines will b held ct 2
1< r Ne afternoon, and We hops they
~ ~ nooDoded. Dallas county should
= p - Golomtion 70 the county and
- end Tie state convention
s 11roog delseatloo 70 Chicago.
n< cu1ontstlon h on the basis
|@ - ncas 1ts new wxzds
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A BAND ssrensded SENATOR SHERMAN the
other evening with reasonable expectations
of being invited TO sample his claret, but
the economical statesman turned down the
lights cs the last note faded on tho night
air, and lett the disguised musicians 10
grops their way into the streets as best they
could. We want no more sklnflint presi-
dapfa
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AnEMouRArIC GALL.

At the request Of a good many democrats
of the city, and in order that the busiuets
men and mechanics may attend the meet
ing, the precinct meetings to select dole
gates will be held Saturday nirht at 8
O'clock in the different wards OF the city.
The first ward will hoid their meeting a. the
CITY hall, The second ward ut the corner
Of Ross avenue aud Lamar street. The
fourth ward 1t the Young school-house.
The third ward at Elliot'e, planeipg mill.
The democrats are earnestly requested TO
turn out In force and select their delegates.
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CHuRCH FESTIVAL.

The Zee cream and strawberry festive
given By tho ladies of the First Baptis
church, ut armory hall. last evening, wal
liberqlly pntronized, end the luscious frnii
aud ir cid luxury dished up by fair hand,
was doubly enjoyed by those who attended
Il was q success snd the ladies should re-
peat 1t, for the Baptist receipt for masiug
Ice cream Just takes the cake"
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"rHE Isle OF MAN, says the 81. James
Gazette. fought to be styled the Isle Of
Woman. because" reasons the Gazette,
''the Mspx legislature have conferred upon
the lsdiss the franchise and then the
Lsndon paper adds; but. enlightened as
d the lac OF Man, its male population still
eroaus under the Upper Chamber" This
q the loeicsl sequence Of female suffrage,
thss the ladies having established their
authority, would compel their husbands
% deep in the basement where the flies
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HE FAILED TO FIND HER,

Mr.. O. O. Arnold. OF Carthage, Missouri,
who has been in the CITY for the past few
days in search OF his lost love, Miss Maud
NJ. Linden. Of Keokuk, Iowa, whom hc
says is being hidden from him by her
brother, Arthur Linden, who disapproves
of their marriage. left for home yesterdays
His search proved futile, though he has no.
Given no ali hopes Of finding her. The let.
ters he received from her dated April
the 10Th and mailed from this city
has confirmed him ia tue belief that she is
secroted here. AZ soon as he perfects some
business he has at Carthage he will return
and resume the search.
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&c. NJ. RkkEpoy,
LAST EVENING PERFORMANCE OF
ALADDIN.

Except ~ matinee to occur Saturday
afternoon (t9-morrog) the fairy opera,
Aladdin, ended ita Dslla9 season last eve
ming. That Is, unless q proposition is
carried into effect which was suggested
yesterday, that a contribution DE raised
10 defray actual expenses Of another enter
tsinment aud the opera be presented au
extra evening fer the ire admission Of M.
dgnent peoplo's children, who have
been prevented, by their poverty,
from seeing tho beautiful play
1, in q pity that such pathetic poverty
should exist, bu. tho TACT remains OF les
prtsenc with Us, and as this juvenile
opera IL pure and retormatoTy. IL 10 10 be
hoped that al arrsDgemsnt will be made
FOR all to SEQ II once. The little
players will no doubt oherfuly perform
the extra evening with 80 lsudable pur.
pose In view ard will exert themselves rs
fully SO If g psySoC Audience occupied The
eeats. Last evenirg's Performance was the
best yet, and she matinee will DO better
still. The entire company get better W
each time II is presented. That person ~
nearest right who apeaks strongest in
praise of tho play, tho players and the
lady who trained them-Mrs Benton.
The hssk smoking tobacco 10 Little
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In the absence OF our chief, wo take II
upon ourselves to return thanks for The
numerous kilograms upon his table, con
graduating him upon his appointment as
chief commissioner; and alao tor the many
and generous comments thereon, that our
Exchanges contain. A grateful feature Of
she high honor is its seemingly unanimous
approval by the press and public men.
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The skin Is Of that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be made,
and by the.use oil. Pozzoni's mediosted com.
plexion power all roughness, salloEness and
irritation can be overcome, leaving the skin
dellcately white, soft and smooth. This
preparation has worldwide reputation, so
no fear need be entertained OF the result.
Sold by ell druggists.
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A BOXING match in private room vas
gotten up by hItsen prominent Boslonmou,
including several members ofthe leqisla-
ture, to be fought Ia six knockout rounds
OF three minutes each, for $50. Great is
culchowed Boston, and Jous L. SULLIVAN
In hnr urophct
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TIrRnuGII TRAINS.

The first through trains from Texarinna
over the Texas & Pacific road for the past
four days went through yesterday. The
weshout at Sulphur river, 20 miles west
OF TexsrkanR and the one near Jefferson
RIM ming rapular.
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Nenutlfy Your uomes.

tPtfFU1IIy fVI'I fEUIIENNs
DALLAS. msy 7-SeveTal hundred dne
Art Gallery. Gi3 Elm street These are
beautiful paintings in elegant gilt ifsmes,
and will be sold, Tor Que week only, at
half tue usual price Every lover Of fine
pictures should avail themselves Of this op.
portunitY.
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The Tastors pull man by the ears ss an
invitation 70 drink. American hospitality
is less bos crous in this respect. A simple
movement Of the eysllds being ar1ply suf'
ficient 10 telegraph tho intended courtesy.
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THE Colorado Clipper has discovered that
ittskes money TO run . daily paper And
II tskes money to acquire this seemingly
insignificant nugge. of knowledge.
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ONLY three years ago MAHoHE said in The
senate DO was better democrat than BEN
HILL. Now he says hc is a better repub-
hcan than DTzsEDoBF, the ttTaight-outer,
who - fsh''rg h'n n Virginia, "AEogr
Is better liar than anything elna.
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EVERY question, national, state, muaici-
pal or whst-noi, Is referred to by the press
nowadays 40 a problem" The Ian.
guage, OF coursc, is figuIstige.
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To make q good salad dressing in tho or
binary way good Condiments, plenty OF time
and no little skill are essential Durkee's
Salad Dressing supplies ali these regulates.
Sold pYnrQ whore.
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THE most interesting portion Of Me.
BLAIss's book. Ike the postscript OF a
WON ms letter will 90 the appendix, writ
ten al U I no Chicago convenlion.
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TnE Massachusetts delegates 20 the
national convention will fire a volley of
cartridge for BurLrR, and then load up for
RANDALL.
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yoLuMa /, Mol ofthe Peooo Valley GiE.
Tor, r. negsy aud neat sheet, Is on our 10.
bic. Westward The star Of journaiism is
taking its way.
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THlRE are thirteen eaudida'ea for Ex'
SPEAKEn XmFER's seat. II KnPER's record
figures in the pools, the field will sell we'll
against hnl.
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Look at the printed label on your paper The
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THE WEATHER..

GALVESTON, Nav S--FoloTlng Is the
weather report for tho cotton belt furnish
cd by the United Statrs eignEl service, act.
inc in conjunction with the railways:
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INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gulf sir'os-Fair weather
excep, IN extreme southern oriion; local rains
northwotterly Winds dictionary temperature.
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A COUPLE a. Atlanta, Georgia, were mar
ried the other day 10 atTeai'car. tn y
were u6iected 10 considerable raillery.
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THE CrrvELECrION.

DALLAS, Msy 7.-[Editor HERALD.l-fn
your report Of the election OF city o6icers
BY the council on Tussdsy night, referoDce
= mnoo - ~ Esnesss q John 8ekxy
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JUICE srAYToN 10 looming on tho con-
gressionsl horizon OF The Segolis district.
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LNr ALL nr RRrrY rNrrn.

PREPARATIONS are beinY N DE IN many
places IN The sinte 10 ssnd exhibits 10 the
Nrw 0flennB Worlds far. This section
certainly 6hould be represented By speci-
ems OF it's fine cotton. wheat, coal, etc.
riea and to bring together the people and
products Of I'll parts Of tho woFld.-[Ci
Round LIN.
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