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Trouble in Cuba.

NV York, April ll.--A letter from
Havana dated Apiit 5tn Gays: Serious ac-
cou h from the Ia erior ~ % movements
O large paIties of bandits, aud government
TROOPS continue To come 10. Yesterday
battalion a. regular troops MSS sent from
Havaua 10 Vutl,a A ribS cnd for n tew days
the coast in the neigbhnrhood oil Hsvara
will be occupied by detscbm.r's Of troops.
TINS government Is apparently waking up
to the situation. Prvste arc0Unts rom
San Domingo say the Cuban refugees there
a.. In POSSESSION large amounts ut money
and are preparing Tor landing in cuba
In cnnl ninatioD with parties here. This
10 probably the cause OF the ex raord nary
movements OF troop. The governmenG
in spite of all these fIcts pritends to ridi-
Guile all reports OF threatened invasion.
News hiss rsacted this OTIS tnat the MIME
ter OF the colonies hiss made loan of
S3, O00,0 900 with the Hispano Colonial bank
OF Barcelona for account OF the Cuban
treasury pledRing In return daily pay
ment OF SIS coo FROM the income Of tue
Cuban custom house. TIE Oubsa treasury
will have to pay per cent commission on
the loan and interest at II per cent. per
annum. This measure caused the grestest
indlg stion here and added to the sla'e Of
profound alarm and general discontsnt pre-
vail,ng, as the loan and contract with the
same bsnk in 1880 are considered ono OF the
calamiiies which brought abous the pres
eat state OF sffairs. By virtue Of tho
former loan through which tho Banco
Hispsno Colonial Is realizing an immense
profit. the burden OF which Cuba alone has
to bear. The bank is already receiving
S33, COO daily from the income ofthe Cuban
custom houses.
A petition which the tobacco growers of
Vistla Absio, suomitted to the hone gov
erament, asking that measures be taken to
remedy evi which they enumerated ps
destructive to their industry. has been vir-
tually rejected. The answer from q gov
erament settled none OF the difficulties. a
perfect pa ic is reignng in the markets.
Merchants 10 order to sell their drafts. have
70 submit to lsrge loss OF the current,
rates OF exchange, which lie continually de-
cliuing. Soma of the larger houses can not
g, II til ir bills Of exchsnga It any rate.
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PrTrsBURe, ApTl IL. Fifteen hundred
miisrs Of she WYsmorel nd arm Prnnsy..
var,ia sas coal companies 1t Irwin static !,
Penn ylvsnia are ont on sTike. Fuzzy
are wiling tn staud 10 per csai. reduction
pr ton. but Of ct 10 oi.e-iour,h incn
change Of screen, equsl TO cat of O. % per
cent. OF wages.
THE C,AL-HrAvens.
CIkCINHATI, Apri' 1.-THE strike ~ the
oral. heav.rs at Hirper's ruling null at
Newport. Ke lucky. for r S ors 'ipn ., the
wages paid last fall viii cause t ~ mi 70
clos. te-night. Anout Z y ssriEe.s en-
sorcs idleness o. go employees.
C3NFEhEKoE ASKED.
Prrr,BURG, Aprl 1.-THE oth % OF the
mage IN ated association hays asked the
manufacturers for Conference tnse ttistlie
rate e wages. The meeting viii pso,sDy
be hsli next Saturday.
AsTRIKE EEDpp.
CIKcrnnArI. April ii, - The strike on The
C,pciprasi Northern division nithe Toledo.
Ci, cinnBi & 81. Louie road was GUIDED by
~ issuan,r Of M order bs Rsc.ivsr Craig
Tor the immediate payment OF wages out o.
the current receipts for February, 10 be fol-
lowed BY payment o'she -rch dues.
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The Distiller3.

CYNrHrAsA, KY, April ia large meet
Ing Of dist,iers wrs held nero, at which on
expor. and gu,rtntes association was form
al, catissl 800 600. most al, OF which was
suoscribed,b v the mem here present.
FORMING A COMBINATION. IT,
CHICAGO, April II AT tho session OF the
Western Export assc citation to-day ne de-
m lands OF the Enterarise and Crown die
tiliaries at Pekin, Illinois, we're &C.
knowledged and the associations decided to
pay their srceutage. The two disiilteriss
we're closed down byorder Of the assoca-
ton under the rule to limit prod uclioD, buc
ailine to receive their percentage from the
pool promptly they began suit to recover
and Tho fact was c,ted that the pool con
tatnniatad dissolution. The pool to-day
Il regarded as uiaging certain the coptin-
uancs of the ass,nlnti0p. 1t was announced
that a great majority OF fae d stiileres
would shut down after Jane LIST, ard these
continuing in operation will bs assessed
Il vas agreed not 10 care Tor any more
goods after Nay l5.b.
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Tic stove Manufacturers.

CLAvELAND, April IL The Iron Trade
Review will give. tomorrow the first pub.
lished details OF the fora alton within the
pact sixty days OF com bnstion OF the
yapor stove manu- 'acturers OF the country
rinusr the name OF the Association Va.
nor Stsv. Manufacturers OF the United
81 tes for the purpose Of squal zina pricee.
Seventeen companies are representet IN
tie com ninstiJn, eight Ia Cleveland, two
each III Dttrois, Troy and 1t. Louis, aud
one escn In, chicago, Albany and
CINCINNATI. The combined cspitsl
reprxsented Il 81 500 COO with a
total annusl capacity 81 $500 stoves
vaiusd Ut 1850 COO. Tresamt j.orns learns
that wlihintsn dsysa sur WI be brought
sxaiDst ell manu'aC u,ers using without
licepss the DAVIS Bake safety task ard
cldugh's movable pereraied can, ?, sensisl
parts os nj modefn vsprr s;ovrs. Toe
r,srfies owtian thes. patfts are kHoHD ns
~ ConssIdated vapoI Slave company.
The o. pi.1l o-.pr the ssre vrlus 9. tnr
~ pstsbt& o,ftroIisd Nv turn. SUI Nv
Thsyn = 'cope,dtyhbis talk IN trade c1rcies
IA cous6QnSnce 81 shis moyement-
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w NNNFN " y - v H|HFHH|H|H
Oitfsish0ef ~ ihe wesi, soN Wcfih,
hes lfDmp,ly fsiisd iunds su0ifsni 10
bu 4 railroad ~ Tie south vest, w
lh/nugh kfa,h, O,msnohs Ant n'osn
e6uniiss sio rbs question 10 psfilnsni ~
n lhs lsnrih Of Tins 70 slspse bsicfc D,llas
CON msuos. the construction Of . lima IN the
same direction. That section IL one ~ the
rlobes, and most pfomlsins In the itats
and II IL no wonder thst these
two cities are eager Tor the prize that IL
~ithin tho srasp Of enefgy and prompines''
II behoCy,s III Vt our citizens u be au'ck
aad rsscluts and liberal IN their movements
In this important MISTER. We bslieye We
may v.Iy safely say thst our merchants are
disposed TO do Al hist 10 hLsiness'like,
isir and libepl. Bat what are our
real estate owners doinlf Year
By wear. yea mortn by month,
have we ,een real properties In everv por'
ton o. the city jump from figure o. fsere
in the ascending scale OF prices nos merely
largely bent Eiiing but enrichlng all tho'e
who have their means 80 invested. At the
Fort this Is Of the class ihAt are doing all
possible toward building up that city
| IL /, co.. lair thst q place
should DO buiit up aud properties
OF one kind be improved Of
the expense OF another. The merchants
contribute, the city values enhance, and
then up go the rents which the former have
effa c,ed. Truly this 10 maa oifsring
the stick with which his own head Ia TO be
battered. Let all put their shoulders to The
wheel and help along the car OF progress.
ana l,t those who are TO Re most benefit
mos, freely contribute. This is just and
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BIG SANDY.

BIG SAsDY, April IL - [SpecialI In
strik pg contrast 10 the spring like appear
ancs of our gardens is the cold norther
watch struck us about O'Clock this morn
ing. ard lids fair 70 last for tSenty-fonr
hours or more.
Mr.. MUDDY, Of the mill firm. mandy &
Goiney, has bought property here and
united his interests with oure. Mr.. MuEdS
IS q thoroughly bushes, gentleman and
good ciuzen, and We give him hearty
welcome in our midst.
One of Terfeli's most charming young
Il iies Miss I.tla Terrell, on h,r return
from , Wis 10 her relatives at d.: gsiiisld,
stopped ever here thismorniDg.
the saw aad pl4ning nils OF this place
are in active operation and turning out
immense quantities otsli ki1ds of lumber.
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nI'KINNEY.

McKIENsY. April ll,-[5pecial l-Thsre
Is son,e fort being made mere n get Cap
tsin L. J. Brown 20 enter tho rsce for gov.
error. While Captain Brown hss fnenos
heie py the scare. he is entirely 100 scpai'
b.. a man for this, Captain joan Johnson
sni 4 few Others are endssvoring 40 WORK
ups fetl'ng ,gs!rst Irslaod, though DO is
the decided chuics o. our people.
Alexander Campbell Wimeth, cltv at
torncy-slect. was this morning. hoed $500
~ the msyor i)r ths too free use OF his
little gun on the streets.
. william Davis. alias DuthSp, dlsd in
tho county jnl y.ry etddenly last night.
He wss onarrgA with the theft OF horses in
two cases aud Yves only waiting the con-
yering ri district court to plead guilty..
Showers 81 rain through the day, but
iIom the lites az d overo)sisr the spring part
of IL is left out
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Iv the ,'esth of CHARLHs READE the lit
arsry world has stuff red loss that csu
hardly 30 repaired in the short span re-
msiuin. Of the present century. He was
che isst Of the long ltne of English novel;
hts Of ia nineteenth century whose work
nay es wrirteu q vn ss classical, aud. even
he 10 Ais Ist Or days showed Filling of
from tie chsrning grace and vigor Of his
sarliss ssysa. As long. however, rs men
oaxs to rsai shout the thoughts ans actions
oeaen nor one whit better than they, the
pases of CHAsLEs RAIDS viii be we'll
ehumbed
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AUSTIN.

| AUSTIN, April 1l.-Court of. App,als-
Referred 10 com mis,i n OF sppeas: Henry
VS. Fay & Co from Cooke, TUFTS w. Blsn-
| ton ct al from Cooke.
Appeals dismissed: Parks W. S s.e from
| Parker White vs.. State, from ELS; Harris
VS.. Safe, rom FL IL; Rickeison VS.. Stlte,
from Fits. five cases Of Cain vs. ste'e, from
Dallas, Parker vs. State, from Dallas; Best
vs.. s ate, from Fannin; Watson VS.. Ocx,
from Ellis
Submitted on briefs for the state: Cevile
VS. Safe, from Wis; Bsss vs. State, from
Lamsr: CoweIl VS.. State, from Gray sap;
Davis W.. S'ote, from Derton; Moore vs..
State. from e lis; Bender We. STATE, nom Col
lin; Evans vs. Stat, from Parker.
Submitted Oh briefs for appellants: Cobhs
vs.. Tuta, from Wise; Wopdmsn vs. @ IT,
h from Denton; Evans q Co VS. Bates
10. oil from Denton; reras Pacific raul
WY W. Morse from Lsmar; Texas d Pa
q &c rail way W.. Besuchamp, from Fsnnin;
Texas g. Psctic railway vs.. Ear, from Far.
min: Texas & Pacific railway vs. GORDON,
from FanDin; Texas & P.cifin railway vs..
Anderson, from Fannin; Carter Bros u 90.
vs.. Wise County Coal Mine. Or. from Wise;
Schen Der et. al w. hnlopmo ct ell, from
Montague; Butierton, Irwin d 90. vs.
Buck from Buck; Schwsrzv W Liebsrmar,
from Tarraet; Shaw W. Adams et, al,
from Dallas; Markle w. Scott, from Tar
rant Hsney We. Millcap, from Parker
Submitted on oral arguments AID briefs
for bot,, parties: Onulson vs.. s ate, from
Collin; Fam vs. STATE, from Dallas.
Submitted on briefs tor both parties:
Woo. v W.. State tom Wise; R1ss We. STATE,
from Grayson; Faukner ys. State from
Lamar; Cord N VS.. Slate, from Ell,s; Har-
denman vs.. g. ate, from Fannir; Everhsart
W. Isabel, from Grtysnn: Texas Il Paci DC
railway vs.. Province, from Dallas; Texas s.
Pacific rs'lwsv Va. Davis, from Lamar;
Texas & r. cfic railway W. Whest, from
Tsrrapt; r, xas q Pacific railway W. Nc
Donald, from rarrant; Texas q Pacific
railway ". Martin, fi0m Lamar: rexis q
Pc, &c raiiway Vi. Mitchell from GRAY son;
Berry Bros. W. MAYER, iron Lamar; Rn
son vs.. G. tewnod, from Ellis; Missouri Pa.
c,fic raj Nay vs. Nicholson. 'r nj T.rrai t:
(inls. Colorado & Santa Fe rsiluay vs..
Qusries, from Arsrrsnt; Gatewsod w..
Lou .hliu, from Ellis; Anderson VI. y Jordan
from e ia; XII & Vi. Watsnn ct AL y IN
Tsrraot; WdiiEg on Va. Texas q Pacific
railway, from rarrAnt; Beck W. Seligma y
Jon,s. Shsckieford and Nolan cour ties
ses,t 0 bids Tor the purchase and lease Of
lands to day.
district cyuri eleven cases. and the lat 81
,te, Iist handed bin. ~ the land fraud
board.
hood al L 5como tivt En- Ulcers; Pert Worib
b snii ~ mill ard gin company, capita
The ,ssS t,tsyd to-day received bids from
N. Ia. inv aun Stelk etcrd conniies Dor
"a e - md pu,coase The pr'ce< runnAne
cortidsrbly above the minimun.
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r1lr wEExYL nEnAj.D THURSDAY APniL N 1874

~. Alto a a 80 iolslIg ess,ipyes,
fsmunh|e fllha hon hsfe NJ lhf ~ Ilfluf
nIdlnf 0erublfd W. Il n llsfih, ~ q
sslDon, blsinf bot ifF moments ~ ne
fslunVfl III fha nfn
the nsst bniflsa oeeuplsd W NJ.
OBflehl. vas dsmsgef and the ftmossl NJ
gp01s if1m the building enialled CONSIDER.
ytis loss, The bessy IRE ssll and he ~
ipfis ~ our Gre o0inpsfiss sffettcd the oons
flsfsiion NJ this polht. which 'ofs time
threatened the sntlro block, the most
prominent IN the city.
rms LossEs .kp IEiuAsKCs.
q. II, Allyn building, valued 81 30 oWi
Insurance., 81, 300.
o, ". Allyn, stock. valued at fai 800; In
surauoe, 5000
Mrs., Lucia ". Lee, building. valued at
81, 800; Insurance, 80 800,
q II. Berth, fixtures snd sock, valued 81
81 400; insurance, 81 100.
y, II. Bsrh, obrisht building, valued a,
81 COZ. inaura' CO, 81 900.
Mainly Insured IN Plnkston & Cnuroh's
agency.
Every thing in the frs, four mentioned
ere total loss.
The amount OF damage done 10 obHsht
Is ~ yet not hscerigiasd.
The Benai Birth lodge, who had their
lodge room over Berth's saloon, lost all
their regslla and furniture, on which was
an insurance Of $3.50
The stock Of A. Fox 4 Bro. Was slso
moved from their bulldog and VIII, hs a
matter OF eoursc. suffer 10 some extent,
The origin OF the ire 10 untnown, 10
arting in tho rear o, Allyns store whsIe
no fire 10 ever kept. and from where the
book-ksepar hai leit but bsls an hour pre-
vions,
y. II. Allyn * 90. pulled their safe nom
the debris within two hours alter the start
Of the fro aud opened 1t TO day, Aiding the
b ,oks and papers In good COZ diuor.
Oar new fire 81 CINE has hfen shipped ana
We ara expeoiing II every dey. A hubscr'p-
ton was started among our ci'iZsns to-day
for money TO buy another, and m short
time the amount ntcessDIy Tss ob,ained
with which will be bought ~ 'lher engine
for the hook aud la'der company. These
guards together with our wEtar works,
which We hops 10 bavS 10 operation btfore
long, may protect us from further calami-
ties oi th,s kiud.
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THE stury OF the wreck OF the STErSMaN
supported tbs assertion made in these col.
umns OF the announcement OF the disaster
that The clptain was inc0m ae tent aud care
less. 1t Is about time to make an example
of CHEAP john raripirs.
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A SPECIAL from E'ie, Psnnsiivania. says
ssThe ti.eped phbiic be ID s'niement
~. d. v.spYKBiLr vss today incorpofs-
~ fntn i-gsl Issue between tns Lake
more Rallxay company ard MRS. De
CIsApx * this city, who last week won .
ut aasifss tie company. The defendant
1kls rn0r,i K moved Tor anew arisl on the
ruould thss tbe paint e. nnssl IN sum-
0inx up ,ftif csse toibe jps czi'ed their
6ktension 10 Tie isrfess stgcthcldsr. ond
snyd ,hst li.i<msn I'D ran ~ rsfsresce 70
- pabl'c dp,'es 81 3hea. Ks Secre, fte
1nblsc 81 d ~ II "A ~ tjtfs auttl im this
1kssrui<ns AZ z ~ ! ~ asti csic'alet d 10
r;>is,l ~ ~. xns eAse via Dc argued
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Around ths Camn.flre

ST L,uIs. Ap /. IL - tn- Missouri de
o ri ment Of the traud Army Of tse R.phb
iiu m.t IL ANN s,s,ion here this asssr
neon Neal, 500 delegates we're nresefl':
The report Of the sssis ant sdjn a, t-gep.rsl
ssus the order y, be In very pr spsfous
corted BY Frank p. 81 pnst rad sttrset
r.,sd+ ti.nisb, and scurd mp sitb erard
q mo Are at Turner haiti 1t which slisy bad
= my "A tiute. j.. =. -
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PL,so, April ll.--lSpeclsl.i The re-
mains OF James o. Simpson, telegraph OPP
D,lihs. But foI Of his itisuds could attend
toe funeral. on accom-, OF the heavy rains
thst fall THIS m orning.
u ". S,lgliug, our entarprising LUMBER
msp, has commenced the err cuin ola plan.
ing mill, VIII ch wili bs put In operation at
once.
Mrs Kennedy. a lady sixty.fye years
old, died Of measles this morning.
The Piano Revisw,a weekly peper, will
make its iuilisi s.-rseJaaco April lS.h.
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IITHAT was q rare gathering at the mas
meeting in Washington last night. 1t must
have been touchhg srtcsc'e to zee
GBAkr, L. GAN, ARTHUR and LISC LIN hsr-
moniously engaged in raising up ord war
msmories aud pu,tinga fresh cost OF oob,e
on tbs, ancient bloody chit to be waved
durirs the next lew weeks.
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OcHILrRRE mey not be much of cor
gresham pnt BIZ. possessee the elements CT
true manhood. Referring to the sensation
NJ story connecting him WITH titled lady
In scandalous sense, he said: My hide,
10 ss tough az rbinocsros, but do protest
against the coupling OF a pute lady namo
with q foul and c,wsrdlv SANDER"
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BILL EAToN's bead wouldn't agltate q
spirit level. He says: when we get into
power and arc in a position to do some.
thing, we car establish our policy Gree
trade), bat it is u.eless, nnwise and poor
ststesmanshio to undertake something We
cannot d,,
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CaAikMAg BUcKNER in TN open letter to
the NJ ssonri Republican empbaiicaliy as.
sefts thst the entente cordiale between
Nh NoRRraoN and himself his never been
disturbed, newsp paper accounts to the con.
frary not 2iIhsian6lng.
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BRENNAN.

BRENNAN, April II -[Soecial J. About
1 o'clsck e had the heaaess raj Of the
seasou accomp panied BY |. wind storm. A
sso.story frame in CemptpSn nsed as pri-
ys,e clorcd school was b,oyn down Me-
Millan, a teacher, AMI cllored girl were
slightly jared. A negro boy OF 10 was
b div huri. A pumber OF snail houses
were b own off the blcss. Several stocks
Of goods we're dam iye,l ny leaky roofs.
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TYLER. April Ill 'perial. l-No;with-
staudtng The ndveIse news OF Yesterday the
neople'o' this CT y ara still hoptfu, that the
sppfopliauon will be made :or public
bniidiDes In this city.
The members at The Firt Presbyterian
cburoh GIVE an eDtcrtainmeut at the opera
house Monday night, She iroceeds to 20
towards cancel ing ioe debt made in tne
erection of their new church. A number of
pa,rous ara expected TO attend from n dis-
tanoe.
Mrs. II. u. Virgins and Mrs. Robert
Campion are both seriously i'll. There 10
much pneumonia in this city.
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-CORsICANA.

CoRsIcASA. April 1.-[5pccial ] - Our
new fire engine arrived lsst night and was
tried bv the fire com pany this evening. II
Is sm Ii one, its lsrsess tt9esm being from
a thres-iourths nc zzls. but worked perlect-
ly and to the ABSTRACTION OF ali interested.
The republican county convention meets
here tomorrow 20 elect delegates b the
state convention.
Mrs. Lea. wife OF Colonel A NJ. Lea, was
buried from the Episcopal church ts's
evening She was au estimabe old lady
and greatly esteemed nv all who knew her.
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JEFFERSON,

JEFFERSON, April 1l,-TSpecisl 1.-The
mem bei OF the Merchants fire company,
No. /, met tc-l,ghs ut their engine
house 70 ele CT officers Tor the ensuing year.
A brisk noriher has been blowing here Ill
day rendering overcoais and hres very com.
fortaAla aud il is fe red that ii the weather
should clear up we might have freeze to-
night.
{. B. Bishop, the cornmedian plays hare
to-night and to.morrow night. He .aiwsy
gatsa crowded house, no matter the inclem'
q cy of the weather.
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MARY ANDERsoS's course in refusing 10
play at London despite her managers or
ders. on the evening Of the 'uaeral OF
PRINCE LIE poLD, has captured the London
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THE eciof q the Nashville World wrote
SILT De wirJcws in s,ceriain dusty village
looked as 81 they needed washing" The
printer set IL, widows" and now the Office
Of the Worli - besieged by bereaved ANA
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SAN SABA.

SAN SABA, April11. Especial I've have
at wat bean blessed With an abundance or
rain, rhicii wi the dis,ribulion Of over
300 600 py our worthv townsmsT james
b, fismeyer, Of Messrs 6uitn u ElliOu, cat-
IL dealers. will eDIiven trade ara bri. Dien
uro ,ps cts Ia general wsv beyond any Pc
riot Of the past five or six years.
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THE VAN H.RN and FILLnY factions OF
the republicAu party in Missouri have kiss
ed and made up. But thisw not effscs
Missouri's quadrennial democratic ma
Snvstu
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BROWNSVILLE,

BaowrsvrLLs, April 11.-r5peciel.l l.
C,mplsint was maha before Judge r, re
this morning by MexicsD named jose
MARTA Diaz, charming Antonio E,pinczf
with ste sl,ng q hors.. He was bound over
10 appear at the next term OF the ni,tricf
cnurt and In default Of bond was plsced in
fail fffs tl s. Z
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THE Timss-pemocret says one OF the
aldermen elected at The recent election in
this city Is colored. Which one?
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OAINEsvILLE.

GAINESVILLE, April ll-r5peciai.l- DIR.
Carver's Wild wsss chow failed % pat Ia sn
appearances % advertised.
joe Phil,ips, proprietor OF the Lindsay
huuss, ID living dangerously sick u Sher-
Jndce A. J. Booty of the O. cord judicial
ti,strict spent yesterday and to-day Ia our
ely.
yesterday evening" train.
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The Marquis o, Q ieersba,y's estates go
under the BANNER 'ext month. He sp.
pears to be- better spsrrer lhsn fiDancisr.
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"SwEETESrD iyns mite, us what BROTHER
TALMAes calls whisky. The Brooklyn buff
foon evdes.ty takes sugsr in his'n.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

Warns In the Paxton hotel, Omaha,
move abon; on roller skates. The wild west
10 nothing II no, uniuue,
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70 KsALARIAs

nE rnEIs fIaE A INV MAN.
81 have hal Dyspepsia, Tifh Cnasiipe.
klnds of pills, and rtrf's arr tho frus
that have done me any goof They have
sieaned me oat nicely. Ny appetite "
splendid, ind digesis readily, and now
man ". h. EDw ARDS. Palmyra. q.
solisverysilslr. a1e. Oilirr, "A Murray St.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

JUDaISa from the tenor OF the press dis.
patches, his satanic majesty is inclined to
reverence Holy Week.
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DENISON.

DgsIsoE, April II --[5psc'sl THE stock
Of Fred Hughes, agrnJ, was attached lstt
today by Il. & T. A Ennis. for debt
acuu red year Ego. This store ~ now
closed and in the hands of Deputy Sheriff
Babs.
The Krsbs lithographic company OF Gin
cinnsti. have selected this place as the sts
for branch house. They have leased
large building and will inimed lately saip Il
800 COO plant OF machinery for steam
l,nographic building, selling and printing
establishment.
A teady AID valu.ble rain has been fall.
ing all day.