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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31
RURAL AND DOMESTIC ITEMS.

Arrange for plenty ofvegetables.
Clean out your stables every day.
A dry, light soil for watermelons.
Don't neglect the crop-Iudian corn.
"Short payments make long friends"
Though busy, don't neglect the gar
den.
Set out trees for fruit, shade and tim
Der.
White Spine is a Trustworthy Gu
cumber.
The Turner raspberry is the old re-
liable.
Liyingston's Perfection is a good to-
mato.
Yes, clean and thorough culture will
pay.
Dreer's Imperial is delicious Lima
bean.
Hubbard is the best late and general
squash.
Bone dust and ashes make fine straw
berries.
Lye is excellent for cleaning sinks and
sink-drains-
Put hen manure in the corn hill and
the potato hill.
1t costs rs much to raise a weed as to
raise bean stalk.
The Highland Hardy is good-very
good-raspbery.
Only two American colleges have a
Forestry Department.
Feed young calves three times day at
regular intervals.
The Champion of England is the best
green pea ever laised.
The japanese farmer cultivates all
crops with chisel. ....
Canada threatens to exclude American
cattle from her ports.
For early onions put out a few sets.
Makethe ground very fine.
Pink-eye is still raging in some dis
tricts in Kentucky and Indiana.
Don't leave to memory what should be
written; it makes lawsuits.
Smoking and lighting lanterns in the
barns should not he permitted.
Do not put in squashes until the
ground becomes thoroughly warmed:
1t takes 100000 clothes pins year
to satisfy the American demand.
Young orchards are often killed by
crops of corn. Roots are preferable.
For growing calves scalded skinned
milk may have oatmeal added to it.
Forty per cent. of the butter sold in
New York is an imitation product.
Plant few Summer Crookneck squash
es among the corn. They are early.
Unleached wood ashes added to the
radish bed will keep it from worms.
Clean straw mating with hot salt and
water; when dry, apply coat ofvarnish
The owner of the Jersey COW, Princess
I'd, is said to have refused S25, 900 for her.
Bronze turkeys are the largest, tamest,
most prolific and hardest of all varieties
Vermont shotes have wintered well on
ensllage, with some grain in their ra-
tons. -
Unless sheep are kept in uniformly
thrifty condition 'jointed wool" is the
result.
Farmers Throughout northern Colorado
are preparing to raise more hogs than
ever.
The use of distilled water for the face
and hands is conducive to fine COM
plexion.
Goat men are very successful about
Uvalde, Tex, most of them raising 100
per cent.
Pennsylvania wool growers estimate
their loss by tariff reduction at over
s2,O00OO0. ......
Ifyour COWS seem indisposed, give
them warm bran slop well seasoned
with ginger.
A little alum in roily water will facili-
tate the deposition of the sediment it
contains.
Midsummer soiling is always advisable
1t is an essential element in successful
dairying.
A peach grower in Michigan lost 1900
peach trees by placing too much salt
about the roots.
The Japan muskmelon is white,
baldheaded looking thing, but the inside
is delicious.
The blooded stock in this conU,.y is
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
ThOEpsOn's Eye Water. Druggists sell it, %
cents.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

If a cough disturbs your sleep, take Piso s
Cure for Consumption and rest well.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

Levy, the cornetist, is writint an auto
biograp He has been blowing notes
for it these many years. artfor. Post.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

st. Vitus Dsrce is distressing malay.
There is but one cure for 1t. Samaritan
Neruine.
".Samaritdn Nerrine cured my wife's
fits, )" says Henry Clark, OF Fairfield, Mich.
"She had them 81 years. At Druggists,
Sl.50.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

The wise avenge injuries by benefits.
Chinese.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

That which thou blamest in another,
do it not thyself-Grecian.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

HIS REMEDY
was discovered by
its present proprie-
tors, and is the result
of cxperiments. has
ed upon many years
experience as Phar.
macists. II is differ
ent from other pre-
parations used foI
these troubles; be-
ing harmless and
agreeable; Offering
in those respects a
marked contrast to
the DANGEROUS AND
HARMFUL LIQUIDS,
SNTFFS AND CAUTER-
IZLNG POWDERS APP
ply by the finger into the
nostTIls. Send tor circu-
lar. 50 cts. st Druggists.
49, NJ W
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FIELDS POWDER CO.,
SI1 - Chestnut ST., 1T. Louis, Mo.

ACTuMk Relieved Immediately and
40 0WH cured by using CONE ASTHMA
CONQUERoR. Price $500 per bottle or 3 bot
ties for $500 delivered. Address DIR. c.
MARKT, manager HAMILTON. OHIO.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31
ROCKFORDWATCHES
Are unequalled Ia ExACTING SERVICE.

Regeneration for
enfeebled systems
suffering from a
general want of
tone, and its usual
concomitants,d ye-
pepsia and nerv-
BUSINESS, Is seldom
derivable from
the use of q nour-
ishing diet & stim-
uli Of appetite un.
aided. A medicine
that will effect Q
removal of the
specific obstacle
to renewed health
and vigor, that 10 Q
genuine correct
I've, Ii the re al
need. 1t 10 the pos
session of this
era n d require
;er's Stomach Bit
rant. For sale By
..A~allw
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-05-31

"THE BksT rs CHEAPEST"
u ESsI PsEs;, THRESHERS s11l MILLS H1s,
Suited to all section. Write for FHEE Illus Pamphlet
and Prices 70 The Au imam lay or Co. Mansield Ohio
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, June lO.-[Pcess 1.-The sher.
~ o. Dallas county arrived to-night and
will return ia the Ia0rning with Mrs u N.
Parker, the womaG who was arrested here
yesterday on the eve of her departure iJr
the north.
While ths schooner Rachel and Maud
wao disohsrging her cargo OF toe this after
noon, workman named John Maloney
lost his footing and VAS precipitEtod down
the hold, sustaining serious if not fatal in-
iuries. he was removed 10 the hospital.
The double frame building at II Q foot OF
TSenteth street ard Wa or front, owned
and occupied by A Mestrellet end Andrew
Jolly as u residence and Restaurant,
was thoroughly wrecked to-day by
the pIing support suddenly giving way
beneath II, precipitstiDg II into the waters
OF the slip. Singulsry, no one was hurt.
although several people were in the house
when it toppled over. The damage is oyer
81 900.
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Tone of thu stock Market.

Nxw YoRK, June IO.-Goyernments n
tfrction higher for a'g, registered.
Railways irregular.
Stale securities quiet.
Speculation open ed Eightly lover ON the
appointment OF "A receiver Of the West Shore
road. Before the tlfst call, however, there
was q rally, but subseQueu,lv, unde' pres.
sure to eel, prices fell ar / s t1 s per
cent. A. p. m. il'mnr tone prevailed,
ON the announcement tnat Wes'era Uni0n
directors recommended the dee airing OF the
usual quarterly dividend. 10 was also
q niod inht the compaDy's report for tho
current quarter viii be fAvnrl bic, ah1Eluga
surplusof $4,000 after .Ymr1t Of The div
ldsnt aud 40 olRrge3, ald pf'o'9 rallied
20 5.S per cent Daring the alteTn ION the
market was weak, with occasional rallies.
After To, delivery hour, stronger feeling
prevailed, and u rally Of 1 TO ] $ per cent
took place. Near the close, however, this
was par'ially lost. 1 tho dnsl detipgs,
Missouri Pacific rose O. $50 3, aud The mar
ket lett oil anGat iism q CImpAred with last
nigh''q clpaiur, prices ore per cent. lower
for u ldw,ra Il Hudson, > ~ FOR 40 Plul
prei.rred . Is iof Cansd1 southern. . for
New Jsrsry Csnusl, l5S for luton Pacific
aad s.. PAU, 3.s for y rthwest, | Tor
Central P.cihn aud 20 rs fpr other ! ad-
ing shares. Tr-nssc lone, sSi,0o0 shares.
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waco, Juno .-[5p,c cal l-ro.inv Mr.
O. W. Waite burien another child. Asmie,
gsd yearJ. OJe was buried last Sllur
DIS. Both died Of dipthrIic.
CONTRACTOR Hal let thia morning with
ten c3nvcis for toe panitgntiary. One oi
the convicis william 0isn, who attempted
o escape yesterday, had concealed on MI,
person .b1ut five 0r six yaids Of iine wire
w!fl which ne evidently intended 10 pick
the locss fo try b. escape. He wssssarched
~ the depot llr3o times before tne wire aae
'ould.
Cameron, Caskss & Story have sued out
acaiosi ~ F. Asbhuru Of Harrison Station
q grit ci at aGhment on q debt OF $3.50
In the district c0ur', Icon & II Blum
received q judgment for .0il agaiusi Berthe
Eatles1r, on a trial % right OF property
growing out Of 3 levy made on the stock Of
j afeBdan husband. Ben u lleson.
The exercises oi Wac femole college con
clrdei to-day. Miss jesse o. Walker To-
ceiveo tha frst lr 81.
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DENTON.

DHEToN, June l0.-[Sp cial. l.l-Hon. o. P
Poe. mayor OF the city, II o. Smith, r. j.
II ca ana o,hers will leave this evening for
Fort Worth ae delt ga'cs 10 the s'ate con.
vopiop, and there will be a regular hegira
tomorrow morning and evening of good
sound democrats from THE county 40 dele
? tts and spectators. Ths cry here is
Tilden aud Herdricss as the ticket 10 beat
the man from Maine.
How. W 7 Au.trie will oct as MAYOR Of
the city during the absence OF MIR. Poe.
While the telephone service between
Denton and c0nnt citing points is not bv any
means what II should be, no bl4me is a..
t,chsd to Captain p. Mounts, tho efficient
manager Of the Office here. His best en-
dsevors % ska the line pvailsble ore ap-
precisted by our citizens.
The weather stu continues favorable for
harycgtilg.
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California Democrats.

STOCKTON Call, June 10 he demc-
cratic STATE convention met this morning.
John VI. Wise In the chair.
Mr.. Wise, In an eloquent spsecb, said:
Let us democrats OF California send o
delegation 10 Chicago for the old ticket,
rildeu and Hendricks. II Tilden Is nom7
mated we can pledge California ,ga,nc
mentioa OF Tildcn's name kas
greeted with tremendous applause. All
present jumped TO their feet, wsvinghas,
handkerchiefs and canes. For severh min.
utes the speaker was unable TO proceed.
When order wss restored, the norlination
u temporary chairman wssciiled 5 ephen
VI. White, Of Los Angeles, an yn monop-
olist, was elected by acc amhion. On
sking the chair, White, iu he course OF
his speech. said Il was he du'y OF tae DEM
oorats throurhouf Ire en'lr- c,untry TO
nouinate T1aeu - e n-f - -ry.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ASToEIo, June 10 Especial. I-Lsst
Saturday Henry Struye, "A brothcf OF one
OF the largsss salo0a men in town, got
drunk and wes vtry roughly handled by
tho police. H won't hou. intoxicated
told his wife the pol CO had put oat one OF
his eyes, and let. saying he intended 10
commit luicide. He was not seen again
until to-day. when AIS hosy was fshed
from the river, much battered and dis.
figured. He had large sum OF money on
his person when lass seen, and H. is sur
missed that he was murdered, though the
slicide theory is most acceptable. None
of the money was on ms body when recov.
cred. He was 45 years old, leaves a family
and was very wei fixed.
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ahc rlttshnrs I.nces.

PuTpuEG. June 10 -Fiut day q the
spring meeting OF the pitisburg Park 1850.
o'ador: a heavy rain fsll tog half an hour
before Iha frst race, but lha track w.s In
good condition aud he aitonl'rc iair.
lnsugufH Rush-rhrsr-qulrior9 ot q
mile: Won hy General HGriing; Brougl.
ton. saoo1d; Rltatcdill, thirt. Tine
i:l73l.
Lon Stakes Fn' 3-ycar ol6s, milo and
half stare M jar y l'o'H1 api Glen
rallop by cna.r ghth Of miic; G'-rb2r,
s-c1nd: Ntjcr T.. ihird. fimc-2Al IL
Third Il co-S.lirG a'l1wlrcer ,mne heats,
Won n s.raiehts by X 40. Tine
l:l7 "a, l:iG l.2; Bonaro and lmogfuo Sec
ord alt third IN the respective heata.
Handcsp Hurdle Race-M'lo and = hrli;
Oallao aou; NJ i,r McLesry, sec)udi Golden
Ers, th ri. Time-2:22.
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A CnnrnIn Onfn.Lrnnlie.

HELENA, MoSr, Juue 10 sunday after.
noon while the iCrrybOat 90 Hnnmpson's
Falls was crossing the liver the cable broke
aud the boat went over iha iailf, 800 yards
below. The boat had on eleven msn o1und
for Collier d. Aeno mines, aud thirteen
uaclS hOrses. each c5rryils 800 pounds of
supplies for Earle Ciiy. The current was
very swift and powerful. A go-n as the
Jumped overheard and struggled vsinly to
reach the shora, but were swept over the
falls. The boat righted after going over
The brink and lodged against Belknap
bridge, q short distauce below, where the
two passeug gers who still cluDg 20 Il, were
rescued. Two uen on shore took slciff
and tried TO effect the rescue OF tn &c VINO
jumped into the water, but were also swept
over the tslls. OF thirteen meu concerned
eleven were lost. All were stragelers going
to the mines, and their names are not
known. All OF the pack ANIMALS were
drowned,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lInollns.

sr. Llufl, june 10 The republicans
haid o ratification meeting at Mercantile
hail to.oight. The hall was packed win
neople and great deal of genuine enthusi-
asn was manifcated. Ex.Congre9iman
Finkelburg presided, and speechea we're
made by General John B. Henderson,
Ohauncey Finley, Colonel ID. 7. DYER j..
Milton Tarner, ana revsral Others all of
which were received with great applause
Both factions Of tho party were well repre-
sented and the utmost harmony and unity
of utlruOgo pravailsd.
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HOT SPRINGS.

HoT SPRINGS, June 10-[5psoisl. THE
two prominent candidates for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor OF Arksn-
sas. General ). 7. Hnghea aud Hon. lhn
G.. Fletcher, reached here t1-day from an tX
tended tour OF the state. The instructions
"a given by n majority ot the county con-
venliopa thus fir ircictte u spirited con.
test. and both candidates will go into Tn Q
state convention az Little Rock, on the 2jth
lust, with about equsl strength. Hughes
has secured one.thiri Of the adequate vote
to nominate-l07--an Fletcher is close
unon his heels. Hughes is an efiectivA
n still hunt.
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rlsburg e san Antonio railways arc under
water. There iss brsak also IN the Atchi.
son, Topeka K Santa Fa above Rlncon, and
the bridge over the Colorado a. Ynmp, Ar
iz,rs, has washed awsy. The Mexiosn
Central road orlrge and the Eirs,t railroad
bridge crossing the river here have bolh
heen washed away, We are cut OIL from
all directions, and the supply OF groceries
aud whisky Is ysrF short.
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n,ir,culous I,capc.

DENVER, COL, Ju5e iO--rhe Grant Pow
der company magazine, conlainiug TO-
600 pounds Of giant powder. lcclted thret
and . hal miles EAST Of tue city, exploded
with terrible iCr3e this morning. a large
numbfr Of plate fronts In the business por
dcn OF he city wera wrecked. A new farm
house. 800 wards distant. WAS completely
demolished The occupants mireculnuBly
escaped iujury. NJ olue to the CAUSE OF
Ina * oiOeior
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SHERMAN,

sHrRMAE, June 10.-fSpecial. .l-Howel
Ellis, under an Indictment oy Tho lasl
grand Jury for assault to murder upon tha
person of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Burns.
of Gordonsville, gave himself IN
to the authorities yesterday. HIS bond
Vas fixed at $40, which be expects to be
abe to give.
TIE fire company held iis regular quar-.
terly drill yesterday evening. A very
large qusntity of water was throrn 10 a
distance. Taking so much
water from the cis,erns has 5s en- very Just
" condemned by numbers OF our citizens,
who In the past have seen great losses b.,
fire from the scarcity OF water.
The public schools OF Sherman will
close next Fridss. Public examination O.
the pupils will take plscs from day TO day
throughout the week.
Rev. j. 8. Moore, the worthy pastor OF
the Prest y,erisn church OF this CITY, left
yesterday tor Europe to attend the Pan.
Pre-. byteian council et Belfast, Ireland.
The best wishes Of NE u OK 20 with him.
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MARSHALL

MARSHALL, June 10 --T5psclal. I'm the
case OF ihe state OF Texas vs.. q negro
charged with th.it OF hogs, and who had
employed L. ?. Wilson TO defend him, The
court ordered 6ne Of 500 against MIR
Wilsou for contempt. Mr.. Wilson llil thi
morning for Fort Worth convention asap-
pears 10 the court without makiug any
provisiol ior the case Of his client. D1ubs.
less the gontloman will rise and explain
when h comes.
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Marine.

New ORLEANS. June l0.-Clearod: Steam
ships Hudson, New YORK; Clapeyroo, Liv'
err o0l
GALVESTON, juno TO- Arrived: Steam
shin st. MARY, New C-ie,rs. Cleared:
Steamship Colorado, New York. Sailed
Steamship 81 Mary, Ciinton; schooner b.
n Schmidt pbiisdeinhi
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I.ONGNIIW.

LoE0yEg. June 10 Especial 1.-The trial
Of the siate vi. Anon l3ean, tor the murder
OF Charles Bean, began 10 dav. III dila'org
motions being oyeuu.ed. Much trouble
wss experienced In getting Jury, only two
iUrgmen heing Obtained to-day, though
many tallsmen were examined This 10 tho
ssme murder for which Ei Bean, accom-.
uline, was convicted last Saturday.
Urd'mlnished interest 10 manifested In
tho feyiyhls
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ST, LOUIS,

ST. LoUIs, June 10.-Cspecial. l-Tho deck
hands o. q ruustabouts on the esmer St.
Paul struck for higher wages to-day, and
in tue dispute that lollo~ o~.d between uns Oi
them named r ID Lilsri, and the second
mate. Jonn Ryan, both white, Rfyan shot
Iillard. The wound 10 pronounced fatal.
Ryan was Jailed.
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WIN 20 into Iiuuidation.

NEW ORLEANS, June i0.-Owing to the
death of Antoine Csrriere, senior MEM
her Of the house, snd resulting in Interrupt.
tion 70 usual foreign credits, the firm or y
G. Carriere Il Sons, private bankers and
merchants here, detsrmined to suspend and
90 into liquidation.
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.rhn Xornnnnt Elnnh.


SpRrNGFtELD, VI, June TO- The aood re-
CURED this morning but the path way for
tho water hsd been cleared, cOnseqnenilv
further damage was avoided. Main street
was washed out twenty feet in width and
fifteen feet deep. Wagon travel is impossi.
ale Loss. $50 O0O
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sheepslicad Races.

New YoRK, June l0.-The sheepshead
bsv r5css: =,
First Race-Purss 5000 five furlongs, all
aess. Won by Jim Rsuwiok; Littls Minch
second; Ramrod, third. Time-l.02.
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Ell PAso, June I0.-[special. The RIO
GrsDde river IL very high, and the valley
cor thirty miles l. OVERT we'd in great part,
We have hna 10 regular NAL from the
esst 10, twelve days. ss twenty-five miles
Of the rtxs & Pecdc and Galveston, Har.
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A wind FalI.

LoUrsvILLr, June 10 John and Chsrles
Kennedy, two laborers OF this CITY. have re-
csived word hey have fallen heirs 10 about
80 600 600 from an uncle who la1ely died in
AnaIrnlIa.
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The Fire Record.

SALEM, Mass, June l0.-Pinder Win
ohester's steam tannery aud currying shop,
Grove street, Peabody, burned this
morning. Logs 100000 to sl25, coo.
Inaured
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Got of light.

Botror, June i0.-Tliden q. Abbott. de.
fsultine cashier OF Watertown bank, ar
rested in Missouri, has been sentenced to
eisht years.
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DKrRorr. Men. June / - The steaDoR
Energy, from Walacfburg, Ontario, -
Detrsit, towing barees ionndered on Lake
st Clair, las, night. The crew
were picked up, but tnsre ~ss q cloee osll
for a considerable loss o. Lie.
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Tho Westcrn union Dividend,

New YosK, June 10 Western Union has
declared a quarterly divi5snd OF 1 "a per
cent. A surplus OF 5000. 600 will bs lett after
tn. payment OF the dividend.
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Hanged.

PrcroS, Ne, June 10 l0.-Joseph Tompsett
and George Lswder were hanged here 10.
day for the murder OF Peter Lsser, Both
~ aintained their innocence to the last.
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.In,gtnonl Eotered,

PHILADELPHIA, June i0.-Judgment for
s62, $50 was yesterday entered sgairs
Howard ID. Thomas 4 Co., manuiacturs rs
of wooden goods, and execution reported
The obligations reach 100000.
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JEYFERsoY, June 0.-tspeolal l-This
evening Buck WAshinston, a c,lorsd em-
poye ~ CLARK 4 Boyce's ssw'mill, got his
let arm badly mangled by the saw,
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Nf'KISNkY. - :.

McKrsStY, June 10 [s2eoisl.i + Our
popular ar4 eccomm y atiDg county asses
cor, w. q. Brnes. iur. i.hes your cor.
respcndent Eith the number OF chilSren 10
the choiasfic age in this county By this
rsport ~ spvesrs that exclusive of the city
Of Mckinney, thsrs are SOS children IN
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Tho MiddIcto,rn unnlx.

WILMINGTON, DEL., June 10 The Mid.
ileton Dsnk deialcation 10 $3S,O00. Rsfl
estate transferred by the cashier is valut
AZ 500 600.
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EAGLE PASS.

E,StK Pass, June l0.-fSpec'sl The
special agent OF tho n. xic-n governmai 1
Ell usted With esiahlishiug the Z)n. Librs
Of Mexico, has returned without visiting
Podrss Negras, aud the Zjna Libra ends in
smoke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11
A DelauIicr.

wILxIsGroS, Dali, June i0.-Csshier
Hal, OF the Citizsns bank Is q defaulter.
Toe amount Ia unknown. The bank is
alleged to be soupi.