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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30

LoNdvGEw, Oct 20. Special. The
Texas Synod Of the Cumberland Presby
terrain church closed its session last
night, and the mombers Of the synod
departed this morning for their homes.
The term of service Of Frank Houston.
Of Terrell, on the board OF trustees OF
Trinity University, having expired, he
was unanimously reelected for two
years, also Rev. j. Il. kirkpatrick, OF
Tehuacaua, was elected trustee of the
university for two years by unani-
mons vote.
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Mexico and England Cordial A,.i,

NV ORLEANS, Oct. -. Tho Times.
Democrats city OF Mexico special says
Tho senate this afternoon ratified IN,
AGREEMENT hoiwecn England aud Mex
leo iui the conversion Of tho Mexican
debt, lo president Immediately an
proved the ratification, aud cordial rela.
lions bctwvun the Two governments are
again finally consnmmated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
Weather Indications,

GALVESTON, oct. 2J-Folowing Is the
weather report furnished by the Signal Ser
vice In conjunction with the railways:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30

Ono light spring wagon for aalo: mole
AMI shafts, Apply at the auction anN
.nd commission house or Fine, Very
f.ue, 90 Elm.
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AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS !.
INGRAM CARPETS.

From SOC. to 00c. per yard. Each quality is
guaranteed better value than can be found
elsewhere, and our large line OF patterns can
positively not be equalled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

An immense assortment from Ito IS feet
wide.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
Extra 3-PIys.

Al 81 to 3llO. These are an-woOl, extra
quality and choice designs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
Smyrna Carpets.

SHY RNA RUGS,
SMYRNA MATS,
VELVET SOFA RUGS,
VELVET HEARTH RUGS,
TAPESTRY MATS,
COCOA MATS,
RUBBER MATS,
CARRIAGE MATS
variety at popular prices. our Patterns ART
all new and elegant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
Body Brussels.

New and Choice Patterns in Drawlng-room
Library, Hall and stair Designs, Borders to
match, from SIPS to Sl.0O per yard. All stan.
dard makes are represented in our stock.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1884.

Delivered in City at sl2 90 per year.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
C~mmi.-isner;. sale.

WIN - H.F ,sT Gg1aN- raas s,i.s..v
snft " farfts - fessss ssnri----l - ne f4sa
cis-aiG fas-- - Il lssis~uysf saHrF arsllsafs
ea a. sasefssyg ar.s 1i,srsaf a. r Srg 1sr'n.
~ - . sesae lirrsrs 3.slsis-iT Niisl'-tt q A.
.sssrissa vas riatIt-sr tasl q J gsl-i-.'T o. q
Fsrs a'ssfs1isiitats a saasa .sus- Fss I,gslllE-
Il s,sFitt Cow. assa1a-r ! . 81 "a
ROHDtT. oGTDsaz srrH aox
se,aa ei. tsars - ~ s-sf 1ssy - z.s. r.iss1rr
f-lnsss - a. t1Fr - fsssgfsls kFs.ssi,stx str
~ - q gnss.e agEefy - 1ia ytszsr iisfsts.-
80 ilissf|s a1y - srs.ltsiri 4eia sl-w
Tra . D ~ sssrsl1 : 2 aa kak ssa--
-s4alag - ssr-s. sa1 srusse IA n assf>-Tsss
1fia1g RsrBaasss std atas ~ w. zssess " a..
- safpsse a. s.rasors asa i.id y r,sasaf
sSssa as.st nat
TEEes Os sAfE
u. isss 80 - I'D srstlT - tssia a-,s
a. 5n.-ilt~eY - y1fs Esss p1~a fJgsasr.sE as5.ag
81 saH a isa<Sy Nsrs " 70 fsfasz.ssi ~ tss ss
ssr1irs fAs tnrsiatss aEaa~y -s4s - t4s. ssas-
sllh.a -sEst aasrt
Hfan K ~ [sgNsN
fsDf ~ ~ ~yeElxI ffna n. ssl.tassT.
= Gsf>uaasr ~ Arssg 81 .rasas1T
.. N@1csFessl. ~, Au'g 'f.r 5,~f-ussis IL
1-.b~f = ffgS ~
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
Emjoying Their Liberty.

News resehed town last Monday
b. the effect t4iat Pat Clay, u
Frenchrnan Bayou, had been cut all
% piaccs, ny Young HollowclL
Tbe aaray took place at NcI'ndes'
saloon, where both parties were
drinking. On the same day, col
orcd man at Shawnee Village was
pretty badly knitted by a colorcd
brother; aud again one Nickles was
carved up in style at or near Gold
Dust, Tenn. All Of the parties be-
long 10 that class who object to the
taking away Of their liberty to
drink, get drunk and carve each
other up. II this class Of people
will bat eoDRne themselves 10
butobering each other np, it may
perhaps prove the right solution Of
the liquor question after all. The
survival o. the 6ttcSt.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11

-Anaay tse nzzy Fasssa1s al
sgv-sss.s~ szsLsrs eariaz ,a' p>~s,
ve ta<e ya.ssrsrs IA aaens1., y, =
Ms Eia1se NsYert Ne az
slssys xia4 n se.ss.aae osr a'1eu>s.
-Nrz &. X Trsas ~ hsss Sa:-
ss'Aag 81 Issy1s7s ga HeazDAas, i.,.s
sss ssxsn - rsslsnsly ssee ~ A.sT
srnyas ss sa> hssses gl@ee, rAas s>r
Asssssas sss sess Es. Tk@y ease
- ~ fharssxyis ,,DaG Mr.. Trs-;
- sssiI e,~rsaesl ., hsr rrsm.
Tn rsash,e, ~ tie rass too
sesss has born N1ss agar3ble -
tie erat1~ ersTa-esaslr7z Is o.
sssss-- ss4 nye@ eleas u ~ ~.
Ds,i~x ,esESenee 10 shs seesSor.,
Asfsnsx ffoas tAe ekse a tie var,
skis V fAe krss s~&s1a @s have s@eu
9 es<s0e esrY sgsa TIE bs,I>s all open
hssa b9es,ua " top, aa,l The asaIs
aasI ~asss all reen- i;'s a aDV~I
sszss.
Tbs Hsas< D~zz1crasbs C~atFal
C,,@sMitsss kas z2s.3@ a eall sss a
sssss Coossntio1 " sa.asaas> a
eas.essl4.e ~ ts~ p,sisisa II ChS>f
grsfSee q the suyrsrae cDgrt x
4rsaaass, y, ~ he'd Al LitsIs E0c1
aa tie zlss Il Oe1&>r. IL 0f,ss8S.
emse 10 that csgl sIIl ~ fsan8, ia
tho lsae. ,ks eaH Il the eksssnssn
u ;i.~ Hs.sss>spTS Coorty EIee's;sve
C,~Nmitsee 81 Township ennVen-
,xxs, ~ take yl41e % The liza iflss-
let spery yoeer tam o-s srd ser~d
yoar b..ss E>n "a deIegases ~ the
e,N.s:y eonyentl1,, o. the IsSk iAss.
WHAT Is THE Csg
~ taking a great b>4ss of rDesii-
e5sss. ~ kzlf tczen sf tie ordinary
rsn n DsIIs sAeA on@ Ds tsO of HIlI
4 I<>Eests hts.s PosADf.s.sl.ia AA;i-
a.x.zslsl ;sIls "a better. These pill,
siDsrMytsy ss>5s>s the I5v@r ~ heal
itsy a1slos, rszsIsfss tSss bopsI.,
ss;,Te s.easssesss, i,s1ss1hes, sefs.sz
liasia. psshs ~ The AIDE and other
syas,soses ifsessserss ~ a t1~yid liver.
icy is~ps ss,1 yos pIII ss> 10 ofher.
Pr ssIs by f'EswnT 4 H0vy.
TIE aec1sns by the I.ittle
LUX E1ex Gazes,s 81 recent date,
pbsea Ass s,s>n e1Yved sod eireu.
isse'I ali Dpsr the eDansry, 10 regard
:, tie asa@ II zasd, phD pss hong
ssSl sa.es essss@ ~ Hte again, tarBs
oss, after al, q, h. mr. u the Gs.
'zesce ,sFcrser's s'.ss, sort oi
ss,,sel, a. !. sers, >, lAs: SpsiDg's
ses1s ssry. TAss CARTE reporter
y a. s1,tesJ,sSsssz Faie, pasher, and
ss-e rsa.Sss u si.ss gysx, daily need
nesss l,s sasFsis'sd SI.en treated u
saytisiss a.~s sas.4cxs n the maryc-
k~s or. sar>rr<saf2L Hs oil
asxasfsessss serssafi<,u4! item, once
n a sisiIe, even Il h. hAs ~ Dig ~
ple,le zsve yard ~ u, IT,
AlpyyK TUE CLOUDS
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
CSsn ssi..ioner;s sale

SfyTHE f. BEkEzT f.EFsg. Tsaa sa1.-
sed ~ si-'s~ - feTfsa rsnsi~rsBg ~ fa@ HIS.
~ 40 fasiFt - Hi,shess11s Ceaas7 AFsshss<-
~ ne taaHesrg IT. fsegssf a. sas 4t.g t~TTa.
-. "a . feps-@ thsF-ia 1esllrz sher,fa Lac .
rsdssa~. sssf . Ptf6aes ~ aasfassS vsr-
P1t4afsrs. sasf NsNsls Eel srai were H.
s-'lf,tats. - snlcs -ssss "a sy>.sslsei go
s.'si enas1a .sssoaes. I VII o.
HOVDAT. OLTOEGg - 81. l>,f
~ ne froaf aosg - Ne CNarr Haus~. 10 ne
g-sa sfDsc@s,is. Arssasss sf~r ~ atle sss1s-
~ 0atsyY - Ne Aighe-sf sl4f.er, ta~ klisssfa Z
fesesia.ri ss1d bysrH
" - mar gsff a giss h 4 Il rsftioF "a ~
q hI- psffisha fsaH~ ssss sss0dla r srsf essr-
tsiaiay i21 s~fssf The h. = II s~eflsn ~. ssgz-
taiatnT ~ sFFess al MAJ gssyf u ~ y ~ ~
-~sfa,n 81 shiFh iies Nesf u ne raff. -
fgtee ff,ds staaeIag eou'alaing ~ 4~fess sisss.
81 - that Jarf n ske " Z II ~eefLsa =
sal1a ii@s Vsst ~ TIE gSri1sa 'sre~ ena 49,.
iHl ~ sffss aisy. Sue are c4fpsi ss4f - ~ y
a = H s~eflen " a sst ~ me laffifs.s l~Ne@
80 n salsl isn1s i~ina siiGsie ~ Ta,sa.saiy > o.
~ ~ ~. Aississipyi Co4rfT. Ars aasas
saia sale betng made by rse n erfasrse ~ gsa
d,~'s lien, he'd W f1fauas'
TERxs Og SAX
ryla. credit n fhYee MAN. pa,~hss~s 3.
give nofe vim alggsgsd seeurifg sad . ges1r.F'
len ~ be retained ~ ne 70 sscgFs grfeliss.
20 Hsg. sale b. TAX fli4ee rifhin iee1i ssass
IlrgH X sgE EIGH
sstf 1fh Issi spettai T. rafai ID. issasr
- " 1hfguassH. Esg 1fry fs PialatT
~ y Nefeigh, Lsd ..Au'y ~ ns.n-f si.lsu.
Deisndssts s-l5-f. gfsl2.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
MOTTO T.,

b. 5fy-za ~ tsr-IlF fsrsf - rIEitss-is -
a. ai,..f.s ~ rardssu ~ -. trrf Ia -
ssrt aa<s ssy sass 49, tad n - ei'.sl-
a.lrs afsA f.-eg fif r-sigs,-s .ls rts
sss..-f-~s 4sfl.ss - a srsrii'ysf 1issssfF "a
a s.sssrf rslfas " yasr-. "a f.A ~ ftI fasi
go g. &ts-sta asSzsl.~ 49, "a
psaE.sDtT ssJgEpDEz frH- lss.
SIR So sss.t tusf 49, - 'as atis.st aft~r llr
ss.sa aiif a. - 1Gf-s al t.ssssaaa sr.si
asF - b. ssn f--f - ts-lril'1as1f. li= .sIll.
tsiag fl fissrlflssf sasi fuI ia sF'lss-ili
sgs-iid.ss - sast. f.sf - I-i1asrr Tls 80.
- ftft glsss M tcar - liif Tlitr- 4 sisf "a
A. isss ~ fsu1-ff.i fstlnrr - Il ilsiiss Do .
= 90 = "a uitai T.-i-a sIsfil tsaes - aasi
tsr
sAis sli s4f - a,-zassr. -
"a WITH
ga<iffss
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
Iami<p.

We are yrsparss4 h est ard b.
lises, -. saars war al <iasAs sal
si1es II Yrsa-isz. B,,E.,g aa@ Psne-
EsI l>s1s,~r. Cs.sEr.r slsSst AL lEal
lls'4},sr ess ~ mir sE4 A-lsgerss.
a. sssg -seastssas iAa,ii,z r. kis,-
- rer 100 fses. O-asr Laas.,sr a.
elase sy4re. Oriera s8ss1isssi a..
ps1p0gelY s.AsA A1lssss-
FErTsT D1ATHgEs,
SiGrf ColG rJssg. TsEa.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11

The King Of All The New I'm.
proved, Light Running New Home.
The Simplest and most Durable Ma
chine IN the World; will last a Life
time; never out Of order; the Best
sctt u Attachments ever Invented
for Ruling, shirriig, Plating, &c,
accompanying each Machine. a
thing of beauty and a Joy foryecr.
CuAnLns GooDgI,ii, Agent.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
GOLD

MN - .a.s vlrsf1r efI-s Sud D
HnV H., - prsrHss- fa4 re Eii
hHIAsIIu1a Fds gssk. a sFsgai- Taiuaa.-
D4E & ssssyi> g.-ssas tsf' Vii PFi
~esG = ne va = SAT- Fgere rl-arlFy N 10
Gags rtar gsg srsr fl0axhs Z@sIb.e a any
assslaess Caplf4l * r-sfafrr@ y e Nfl stast
80 TaE slsa sass al n flan- - IN ~ arr
tfaas snlg- Tn- ssrs j. RagFsratif astA ,tr1 -
sFn se-Ees. gossng ald nis.- tra esn -s-iiy
sara f-rra D. - q D. - oF-Tv rq~lfn4 Itaf
81 49, saat TOF. sa4T test he tsg-tnse.. ~
AXE rht. 70 pslrtilsie4. os. ~ al shD sF- ~
s-n saflsff-sl gih .euf 81 ~ f'ag 80 tne
tsoutls q ariflnz a.. FaI psrt eliars, % -
ligns sff.. seuf free Fs,rtuu~- Nil - tnfGt
- tho-@ ~ give MIR Easli- tts p o. "a = aFs
ire4f sacrs-<. also. 1teiY sgrr Dsn-i f~st .
Lsst nos. A'idssss sTIS.os a 20 forii1h1
asn.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
Notice.!

All persons indebted TO the Estate
of the late w. r.. Moss, Decd, either
by note or open account, will please
come aud settle, ON or before the lst.
Of October, M ] am anxious 10 settle
with the creditors df said Estate.
JANIS l.IsroS,
Adm'r.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11

Csc11f1, AxxASsAs
tu tysgr-ae ~ fi-fhsa az d -Iies slisf i.lss
-t1i 80. snra li'ss- Lt-ls. F5sgs sn,sli-E e. =.
a. 'ssg-r anr
~ ts+s sJucrze-s ~ fr-a % aar.r-af t1a
11.lf "a r.,l-4 vs.tIlaai aAs Hs11sr- an s-lssss
- aat.lNEs.
Fla - 1istisr Z ~ - sa,s-- -fsc.es s71..-.s.
~ hsssa "a 80. .ezrlaH-
Ssrs~1ss nates rz.s i.s,ys lid J.lsfies sl.sl.a
. -sss.slgs - ltHs-r
i-Gass<r rlssssvsrsd az tie MssL rries -
SIS Per 1000 Fest.
= Tra~sr IAN J-ifss ,s.1 ~ srs-4. tsisrs-ss
a. tfs a s-fi.1 ssar sr'ss's =
EN ATEEf
t-At-f. fsif.xsL.s az
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
Us<esls Rsis Sssps.


Pr.~fss & ft,ss% s<>Y a fsg Isre 4
ssswlssa IyynGs. Pla> CS~srs snd
Ts&~eees, ssSes4 I>sks, F'siafs,
Osss g., At t<storA rrbess, far cass-
-Cssrsy Ce~rs 'hss res< I''a-
k,~s< nsE,-
NJ. A, CerSrrk saSsr sansi
sSr u ;i< eSsy aaSinz sh~ seeis,
ffes,isg ss.1 CsnsjNz s-lsges,
Tnpxrx, h., At AgEEg Z 70.
Mrs. Dr. lines pss aas1rg tis
,ssp~s ~ yemFs.'s dsriag tAe
sssk.
--Ds. ss<fsxrssss,s, shD bsss i>sss
essse ssss ti.> FIRE psss u ts'e vseS,
- sI,.Iy i@spvosi"g
Do ye~ sast GS~ BreseA
L1,sssz sa1s zssS Ifyou do, ~ y
y. T.. AgEEs's.
Mrs. q. y. st,pslI ae.4 ek5B,
se.gnsysa;es ~ Hfs. IsIaa
Ms, are ~ q sisii u relatives sneI
Gser,is 10 iIse e5ty.
M. ". f. Aysry h2s isss ~
ts,sesi f,1ss Nsrsplss slik sa.><iser
i.,y. ..ess II Fall Ga>ei'.
Mr.. f,1f. GOetx, vlp nas rs,
psted ss es lat q. a.ogsrsrssIy
~, u. -e are hspTy sAy, ~ tAe
wessd = n<s.eiisy b>ss ss'A ss'<~s.
Cs,ek yoas bird, then ~ sss ~
sCsgs ss CaYfDsS a HsLs's.
The siIs pirt~s sad sAe ~iA
geese. sass5szers a sfFssschisg
es.kI veatAer, are ssa'sz ,S~Sr sp'
s~sssaee, ss,S the LS'7s are b'sz'a'
ming ~ rsb sp ts<is I'D ssoe zs's
-Mr a. Go>>i,iek iSpszf. ti>
wiI.n r'g~rty at EIsA's, ssS'~"
o. sse j,;.s Cyisziy piAee. Is ~s'
ND q, quite sasgsia.
u. Has
Wire Cagss ~ ali sips, seissI,Se
IN Csns,ies, I,isssets sDd H>.sissz
h5ssls, ehes5,a;
CsyiosD a HaLsfs
wSs<, Ji5Il A I<Exesfs AlI n
year. fsum TOME syrup snli Ps>ise
i,ssIIin Ant -fsslss<I fIIIs that
have seA hxs given entire s&tssf2e-
tim. TJs@1 tl,x, have wed them
say that hereafter tis@y NIL have ~
Mhe,. am 0st n 's,~ piiIs, a~fd
one dsu. i,oses. ". u. ssng,
COI,I,p I>sss, AS<.
Mess. Aver 4 %, ssse Iss'
received fine stek ~ Breed
md Mszxls k,@,Iisz sl<1 gaSs, f'os
der, siot, Shells, Ws1is, Ae.
NJ. w. Fletcher is The bsUg
father n big pi's, bouncing bey
Mrs, ~ ~. smith, ~ COIfIe1
D.ske, came 40 yesterday, % vIsii
w. her sister, Mrs. q, w. ISJee.
Hmnos, Perry 10. Ark',
rept. 9TH, 1884,
Mess, flilI Il 1.,rskert; One i,'dtl'
~ your Inos T0,e syrup cured ny
little I,,y u cbiIIs, and relieved n'
~ indigestion.
TpDsAs y. DsIgsDY.
The Thermometer which fa tf
~ twelve days pr'syious i'pi'caief
ninety b. nine,y.sse degrees, drop
tsd down ~ s,r,y Thursday morn
ing. This Inks like the weather
eIefk bss returned from bis Suninc'
VACATION, ssJ u Attending 10 busi
ness. We shall iOok for decreas,
IN sickness.
--Previtt K Howe keeps ~
hsnd CoIgsts's fine cologne. and
Mursy 4 i.anma"'s FIeri'ia Water
The sensational event oi tb'
week t,ok place Last Tuesday, when
the Str. Dean Adams, taking al
vantage ~ the rise 10 The rivc'
slipped around behind The Govern
msnt pegs and steamed up 70 town
Everybody was delighted % see bc'
st our wharf once more.
When you have the bluc'
don't take medicine, but 20 t
I'sewitt 4 Howe and have cha
with the genial, laughing. juno,
partner
Go ~ Prewitt 4 IIowc's fo
enc Cologpcs and extracts. The,
have . fresh stock of Luben's. Col
gates, Hoyts', Lazells', barclay
s0d Msfis Stcwart'a Extracts.
IA. ~ A.. ulfa I..i.,a ~ IA,
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
AMuyK 1nR CI.OrDs

o. ~ mT,aDtsi1 heights ~ Ar.
kansas, TerIseseee ~ Carolina "a a
Yo<,d s1i.eme, ba, tim il is MT al.
psys eOysnisTss ~ gct away. Many
e4gDf,t Iezve iF,s.ir business fes a "a.
e4ikm; oti,sfs hzys M the meaDs n
eEptpd IN hunting A. atmosphere
ffee from malaria. Fs one dollar
yop esn get l,t,ls offiiIi 4 Ink
ert's original lrDs Tonic syrup tha,
will drive all the malaria from your
system, and answer the purpose u a
visit bO the mountains.
Tie Iron Tonic Syrup gives you
nh, rcd, healthy blood. a god ap.
petite ADD goc,d digestion. When
used fsithhulIy il never fails To cure
the most ibyetrate case IL chills.
a trial fyr IL ia all that is asked and
II il fails ~ cure you the money will
he refunded. FOR sale by
PagwIrr a fiowE.
Osceols, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
Im mpePtant to kuptHFed
PeP.1R..

The Erselssar RT5rs-z Gre Mtg
Co. q O,z 5sns,1u-y- y + gum
- . Gaze AZ 'ass e -='-l.ssa-'s
Fl s-u-.l Slsa 1aisir E-Hsr=fil=s-
rEE Er-rTrEE g--asTEE 4Es IEGLlEss
U.fBgfr- Tl-
T-as --eazn1sn1 - srl l1-s-s'1 y or
a,..1 Ts1e-crs- D,-IEEnszs- A.. ta's
-sne-al -uo-1,- ---as- f.l'-ra t-r --'-'s
.c.S 1u S1-cr.-e - Is.S g1ur 1-'l--
20 ,1r The Esus,lE-
The Osceola times., 1884-10-11
lsU,EscslE INSTITUTE.

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n 81 -tuf no. - y n@a1-f "a -ia 2 q ant
e. = uli.-- s.is-1i - 1f.-ltIJnrs ~ ~.
unsf feaf-a-ff lafrr liis rluIf a. liss tfaIls
1rfri ~ tsstlI tlIiflIllis-as sfff DC r1sff uarls
- ~ 1titatuutrF a. "a tfii.s .itHiasE q lis
atit li-f4riffls arfd a Llsifa=frn~ -wl--rarF
aF7sfE s-rIisIass. is . fa1ifs q. slHE- ifI . s--1
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Republican Meeting.

A very large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Republican voters of the rity
was held III the Smith building last
evening, called for the purpose OF
changing the rules governing The for
nation Of committees. Ex- Mayor
Joshua Maris was called TO the chair
and DR.. j. Paul Lukens acted as
Secretary. A series o, resolutions were
adopted, declaring the present system
of parry organization not adapted tu
the present need of the party, aud pro-
vlding tor a re organization Of the city
committee with mem her>hip of sixty
AIrr i',s"nS, six from each of the
eleven sand a president, secretary
and treasure from outside the commit.
tee, CT if selected from the commi rtre,
o'htr pershns TO he elected to take their
places upon the committee Each ward
Is 10 select its own committee (ard the
committee Ill iurn is 70 eipctlts officers
on Saturday, March Isl, between the
hour. Of O'Clock il the afternoon and
o'clcck IL The ev'Nrg. After this
year The con mlttte is to he elected Oh
the inst Saturday OF February. The
present city ccmmitire Will make
arrangements Tor the tltCtiou.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
An Alleg ed Pickpocket.

Last Saturday morning while Gu
crime Lauberg"r, German woMA
was standing in front Of brakes 81.
ton store, Fourth street near Kin. 8
noticed a tall muiatlD stindlngcbr
TO her, and in IA few inmate. Hl,,"lf
pocket. book, containing >'@. Il
man had disappeared, a.i she t!l NJ
see him again until "Wednesday mcTlf
when she was at the came rIlc" ,s
noticed him standing close To ay@4
girl.
She watched him Tor a Slcr 1-'
aud alleges thar she "a" Vim poj "
hand not only III thai gIr,', lpo' ar' By
in several others, AM she lad .M d
rested. The complainant 'aDN, 'ia
any English, and Al the hwrre q
evening she gave her tes'luI'y 'D"..
an int rpr-ter. She was not No'..'
that the man had tak-u her MONEY, "
WAS certain that be was the one W
was standing close 70 her On Sauna
The prisoner gave hts name aN 10"
Richardson, aud taid b. was Do.
this nty on Saturday, ana I'd no !
here until Munday, when be I1I
dia'ely started IN searcn Of "oFH'
He admitted being at the aH'ho"
Wednesday, but denied picking ).
prrSol's pocket. As there "a' 90
siderable doubt about the case lie "
committed for u further hearing Z,
morning. mt which time he prolH"s
host q. witnesses TO prove that DC :.
not arrive in this city until MOnai
and consequently could not nav. ,'' W.
the. man Mrs. Lauberge- saw op, ,S''
day. Judge Cummins said he 1' !. .
think the charge was SUSTAINED, :, ;,
dismissed the case without heaNAs "
witnesses.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
AnOrange street Row.

Last evening Mary Hay, co}orcd, re.
siding at No lOl2 Orange = rsa.t, gay. a
party, as she expressed it, for the rail.
readers, during winch row was start.
ed that resulted in the arrest of Isaac
Jcnes, coiored, on the charge of at.
tempting TO cut Spencer Green wood
also coiored. with knife or razor
At the hearing before Judge Cum
minis tn!s morning Greenwood testified
that b" went to the house, when Jone,
assaulted him, and he vas compelled TO
retreat over the back fence. This was
by half n dozen witnesse,
for the defence, all of whom testified
thar Greenwood came in and tried To
take II girl banned Clara Miller out, and
when she re'ustd to 90 struck her stye-
raj times with his fist that Jones then
intcltrrtd 10 prevent "a fight, hut did
rot have a knife or any other weapon.
After hearing the evidence the Judge
said that II seemed to him that Jones
was trying to preserve the peace, ard
that if there was an assault committed,
1t was Greenwood himself He then
dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
A Pair OF ln1OIlNnAteN

This morning Peter Dougher'y :. :.
Henry Smith were arraighG' r'T
Lodge Cummins on cL"lt' T.,
-IIn krnn,>s and vagrdncv. IAty ~, >'
holl jos: been discharged from ~
Castle Jail, Dougherty having ''N", ",
days, and Smith 20 on arini''"' "''
They hai no sooner got Jsl' 10 'H' 1T ", Y
than they again fell into thelr o,1 ..r, h,
It's, md after sgei ding """' ,.jy ~"
money they lad for drink, s'a'E wv, W.,
the Eiiy Hail for lodgings, Al" W.
.ocke. up ,,,
They 10Th pea wltn III" ) wy w.,
Easy WITH tDem, and Smith H''%a W.,
that be had place 10 work o' ,'rs,
ahuut sever miles from ,hiS c. " @ @,,.,
lie would 90 Immediately II lhe "u~ ,"
would only let him ,ii, y TT. A. A,
promised to ny aud stop dri''hI"F'
g. TO work if t.. was noi sent wv Il,
Jail, and the Judge i"tei"ll Lie" ~ :, #,
them one more chance. ne .o'n,J, nhs,,
Smi h until to- morrow, ahh Do"t y' tfrl
until Saturday morning. 70 al'o" ,arnt
lime to fully sober up, bu1 WI" 'm b
them that If they shou d be bro','Ib ,b,r
fore him again hs would send ~"
both to Jail for 80 days.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
EDITION.
Blsynnrcks Letter.

BERLIN, Fob. 20 The Official Gaz.
ette to-day publishes the communica.
tian Of Prince Bismarck 10 Herr Won
Eisendecker, directing the return TO the
American House of Representatives. OF
its resolutions of coincidence Mt the
death of Herr Lasker. II is dated Feb
ruary 8. The tollowingAis the text OF
the communication; "Any recognition
in a foreign country OF tie personal
qualities of a German, especially when
made by 40 important body as the
House of Representatives, Is gratifying
to our national feelings. ! should have
gratefully accepted the communication
made by Minister Sargent, and should
have asked the Emperor 10 empower
me to present IL to the teichstag, il the
resolution had not contained an opinion
iegard!ng the object aud effect of Herr
Lasker's political activity which was
opposed to my convictions,
According TO my experience OF the
political economic development OF the
German people cannot recognize the
opinion as one which events ! have
Witnessed would Justify. | should not
venture TO oppose my judgment to the
opiHon OF such an illustrious body as
the House of Representatives if had
not, by more than thirty years active
participation in the internal policy of
Germany, gained an experience which
justified me in attaching certain
value to my judgment in questions OF
home affairs. cannot determine to-
ask the Emperor for The necessary
power 10 communicate the resolution to
tie Reichs,ag because should have
officially 10 advocate before the Emper-
or an opipinn " hlch cannot recognize
as correct.
In conclusion Prime" Bismarck re-
quests Herr Won Ei4eujtcNrr. th+ Ger
man Minister of v l't Ltpl. u, .',t
he communiCatInt ~-,l'tus fro-
Iinghuysen aud ~ .ru 10 aha t.e rrsD.
ution of Congress.
The action of Prince Bismarck con
inues to excite much comment. The
'riends Of the deceased statesman in /
he Reichstag propose to demand of
Prince Bismarck au explanation of his
curse.