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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
Jane Eyre on the 18Th.
THE NEW NIERCaANrs' EXCHANGE
BUILDING.


The new bnilding of the Merchants Tx.
change is fast assuming propnri IONS and
will probably be complste1 within tue next
two months. Il Will ne by Tar the finest
building in North TrN4aor in Texas outside
of Galveston, and rejects greet credit on
o. projectors. Ia handsome proncrfiors
elegsLt wofkmausbip. elevator, CSC, would
be ofeditable IN any 81 tle larger cities of
the north aud g. much more so % he city
Of BalieB rad n goes for TO show
what cln ba done bv uuenimily
% notion. We notice from Mr.. w. K
Nhee.0cks report so secretary, made 10
he directory, that there HIS been $50 GS2
collected from the sh0re-holdere over
$1,000 expended ard over Sli 0o0 on hand
lue aCI1 gcma!rs some $40 600 suil 10 be
paid not set du-. II tho ssmG cuterpri. e
and uaiiy % action wonld Dr. Qi1playad we
"oU'd coon bsve line Of TiI0ad under.
wuy 20 B.0WnWood, G9pcyina a1G Paris.
fr some other desir4 bio section
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nHATH or CONDUCTOR nI0nARns.

Tl.mss Rogers. @ Eot Springs. Arkqr-
b. .. writes Mr. J @. S,arke, ct this city,
t1s, men py tne name of s.. M. R'ohards.
f.c1 ri HE house 90 the 2Nd Oh April. mud
ih.t De ~a3 anzl0us b. q j ous where Rich-
aid, folks were.
Richards had charge az conductor Ct Tho
hr3t Pullman pa ca over the Texas ~
Pacific road that made the iniisl trip
ihroEgh from 81. Louis 10 San francisco.
Any one who may be aware OF the where.
abouis o. his relatives, will confer favor
by addressing NJ. Starke.
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THE RED MEN COMING

A delegation NJ the order known as the
Order Of Red Men, hailing from Shrevr-
port, ere txpec'ed 20 arrive on this even
iug's train and raise Tho war whoop Ther
come 10 confer the Hnymaker'l degree.
whatever that may be-. on G dido Tribe,
No OF The Improved Order Of Red Men.
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SCARCITY OF COTTON.

Dallas stocks Of cotton are reduced o. sew.
or teen bales A shipment OF seyenty-eight
bslss yesterday left OILY the number stat
ed. IL required three weeks diligeut search
few bales are left in this section. A dozen
more received here will close the season.
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Ja,o Eyre ON the 1851.

vurc, Calvert g Cr.'' NTivcr Polnts.
Having been appointed sole agent foi
this weil-ku0Wn and reliable paint I lu
prepared b supply consumers and The
trade TT manufacturers prices This 1nin0
hes been exteniively used 10 his stale i0l
over q Heen years, and hgs given universe
sat.s Zoe ton. The company authorizes m,
TO guarantee every gallon sold.
X. Shields.
Dealer IN window and plato glass, wal
paper, window shedcs. etc 633 Elm street
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WOOL srArIsrICs.

; WAsmNGros. April IA psclal INC.
Kinley. OF O,io. made - speech ia iayof Of
the bill 10 restore tue dufy on wool. Ia
tho course of his remarks he produced "a
table showing the woni statistics 81 this
country. by this Texas mas 3Gll 633
sheep aud ia tae iong'h stahe IN owner hig
wool, yieldidg G,02S coo pounds. H. "a
third In the list NJ shecp r. c1rs and third
In ihn nun. her of Hhnep on larIna.
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IL was q dreadful spectacle. aud the report
or left the scene M quickly M possibls. "A 4
was done that science aud humanity. coulo
suggest, out nothing was leit TO do except
10 administer opjates and alleviate the
pangs OF death Hc wac lust breathing NJ
Further particulars will be given Ia to-
InnrrnMlA Ii HRAIn
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stands relatively 10 h's family as $40 600
worth of good properly on the 10 per cent.
basis. The Mutual Life Insurance company
can protect this valuable property TO your
invsi nnaq
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Jane Eyre. next Friday.
ALADDIN.

The juvenile classes In the fairy opera
Aladdin. are making fiDe progress in their
parts. Every day, except Sunday, thew as.
remhle after school hours and cheerfully
undergo the necessary drilling under the
management ~ Mrs. Benton, who Is most
eminently quslified in that branch OF teach.
inc
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Jane Eyre on the 18Th.
SUNDAY sCnOoL suPERINrENpENrs

There vii he meeting this o M. OF
the superintendent Of eil the Sunday
schools in the city ct The Methodist college
building. Tor The purpose Of eleciing dele.
gates 10 the state Sunday school c)nvsn-
ton which convenes within the next few
days at Terrell.
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Jane Eyre, next Friday.
CITY COURT

Citv vs.. Rosa Fontaire. vagrsncy; els
oh argei.
CITY We. Maud Dnnbsr. disorderly house;
fned 500
City vs. Robert Jchns'n. assault; fined
s.
CITY VS.. Melvin Henry, loud and bolster
ous language; feed IS.
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Mira Bsnton's benefit on the 18th.
CONFIDENCE MEN.

T~o coufiiencs men came into the city
Yesterday on the $50 q. m. east-bound
train and worked q man named Grsvhurst,
from GraTson county. One Of them made
himself very agreeable and sociable 10
Grsynurst On the wsy over from Fcrt
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Mrs. Benion's benefit on the 18th.
TUE yyEEK,s WEDDINGS

The following marriage Licenses we're Is-
sued during tina past week: Lewis Miller
sad Luly Il D,rsev; Emil Friiz AMI Fran
els Ye'zes: II. II Gi'es and Eli beth NJ
Anderson; Il NJ Cox and a. d. Story
Marion Crulchfield and Hannah Fuller.
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nrnRE ATrHCHAIENrs.

II. d. Seixas, the mother, and J. NJ.
eeN q, the uncle, Of a. ID 5-ixss, on fr'-
dav He'd Gt1c mert suits aPeiust him fo.
$500 ard p 800 ~ psctiyely, and LOWED
Tho .ma on his siucf Of goods, sIbisu, Nv
those run Thursday by the Lithgow NlHu-
featuring company, the Excelsior Stove
Works and lucy 81 Philips.
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Horrors OF Mineral Poisoning.
81 have been poisoned with IN ercury and
potsshl" Il the tale OF tnousands who
write our phgsicians in regard /, the treat
ment Of blood aud skin disesses, and 1t
would seem that what they saw must be
true, for il 10 with one Accord IL you
have been poisoned in this way. or have
any blood or skin disease or csncer, send 20
Us for trestise on blood and skin diseases
whicn will bs mai cd free.
The S sift Specific Co., Dawer 3, Allan
Ia Ga
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GROWING WEATHER.

Yesterday, following The timely ralnfsll
of rridsy, dswned olgnr end the un shore
out, rendering the weather pleasant, pull
ing vegetation out OF mother earth with
n rapidly cslculs'ed tn please and encour-
age the most disheaIteped planter. IL wss
a fino day on crops and no mistake.
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NEW YORK. April IA fire this morn.
ing at Nos. o. and 9i, Green street, caused
a loss 20 Samuel Corn q Sons, Gao makers.
OF $4,000; George e. Tilge & Co., hsitcrs
goods, 5000; ii. F. B-eoe, Ia er, IS. GOO.
The building was damaged $500.
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CAUGHT on THE FLY.

A ranger real old fashioned Texas ran
| ger, rode into tha city yesterday morning
and gobbling man named Barlow, hied
away with him n Howard county. What
re wanted with Barlow is not known, Int
once caught b rlow appeared to be very
willing TO 20 with him.
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SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.

Yesterday Mr.. Paul Gucksman purchss-
ed Of Msssrs. Sgayne and Smith, of Fort
Worth. eipsteen ceres Of ground one-helf
mile northeast Of the fairgrounds, for
IS. $50 cash down. Mr.. Glucksmsn has
confidence Ia the futurs prosperity OF
Dallas.
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Jane Eyre, next Friday.

Attention, Improved Order OF Rcd Men.
Ar brothers of Caddo Tribe No. 8, arr
earnestly requested 90 be present a. the
Wlgwam tomorrow, Monday night. Work
Of importance TO b. transacted.
The Great Chiefs of Louisiana, snd other
visi iug brothers will be in attend suce.
J. IA PORTBR, Sachtm.
s.. THATCHER, Chief OF X cords.
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lis mored that the eastern ciockh1ld
ers Of tho rsxls Trunk railroad have s0li
ont . Morgan, Dfex,l & Co., 81 New York
and Philadelphis, and TINT q pFop'. li.u
will be made the city FOR bonus totX'cad
the line enthusiastically for 100 mics mr.
mere. The report lacka combination o,
however.
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MEniCAL Society.

Alta meeting OF the Dallas County Medi.
cal society organized and appointed the fol
lowing delegates 10 the State Medical as
socistiop, which meet At Bolton, on the 22i
81 April: DR.. J. l.. Carter, Il. w. Allen, X.
II Chiltan
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sale.

For sale.
100 head OF Kasfma1 c,un'y rased
stock cs,'l. for sale. Address w. A. Car
| Isle. Prsirieville. Kanimsn county, Re Kss
or A. Z. Carlisle, KAUFMAN. Texas.
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Horsrord,s Acid Phosphate.

DECIDED BENEFIT.
DIR. John p. Wheeler Hodson. New York,
says: ~ have given IL with dec ded benC-
fit in case Of mnuirition OF the brain.
from abuse of alcohol"
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THE STATE @, rEN IS. o lHGodERiBs
/ or auy con. ah ot Dallas county. gygo-
ing You are hereby commanded, InN by
making ub'io-uun u' his ril 'N1l ~ som3
nc fb sper pup 10. 70 e. .t 'nu ny %, ut' as,
flr four su.e..tir. We.l .rvi DOB, lob frtlrn day
hereof YOU sun Cf Jfn.t q lr.Word aud
AIaFEia Or W. I ID. who ..e. On-rc iteIN OF the
sta. e Ot q xat, o. DE sud appear before me Dis
! nj court 10 pc ho.ltl No. una ioi we u99y
OF Dallas nt thc elu-'-i1ufe thtrt1i 'n On city
Of Dallas oItle strud Monday iu Nay next,
mon ard There il answer % inU pei i0u ~
Mary Iea.atL James * ICarout und Il.
! LcREc l.n 'u -ali c utt on the arsl day OF
| february. 1854 agains. the stil lmts Z Craw-
ford ruI MfEsl. riNflri, co. Il a'lfgi1g IN sub
stance ~ follows. tow /: That plftut ts Tgd
defendants ARE heirs 20 l'w 81 samuel lcake
deceased. aud oart rneTs OF tlc following de-
! scribed land ia DtNns county, ] xl; a acres
OF land q pgrt ol he Daniel C.umpfc. cr 2l6-
acre suTyeyG also % J. fcfcs OF land, "a part OF
! The Daniel Chit ga ycye that pisiauns aud
| ecsctlhsd Two O.. CTS uf laud. shot paintils own
the uudiv "a tvp.thir rs q T sail lon IS and de-
fcniart . the uu iir sd un,-!hird 81 said lnds.
Wherefore ls.u ils rray for rmtAon and
division Of said uls tHaf guarditu 81 Item
| be appointed 20 4. plc- no the iufdn dcienc 0ut
| Maggie Crawford -ni un dual hearing hereof
that decree hp entered directing lhe pauuOn
/ of said 1stafc % 3.mrc Lcike, dDcefs q, ac-
! emf feed thereto nud appCiut comm ssoutrs 70
divide said eFiat ne F CA said he rs. for costs
If suii and ceucrIi reUct
Herein fa.l uor. .lt ave yo1 hen aud there
thereon showing Low you have executed the
winners ". W bones. c'crk q the district
L,l Giy,n uud.i my hand end al Of said
cru & u Che div OF IaiiH., tlis. the l2th lay OF
April A. % is--.
Cierk u's.ricI Court ialas County.
Uv ~ T. Parry Zen Ifv
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from the highest polbt. The backwater or
overf)w Ia Tensas and Conoorda has ALLEN

TO - iuchee or more; In the upper part at
the head OF tho Atchissys, the water has
Iailen nearly n foot. rhe ritu,tion il more
encouraging than couli have been expect.
ed wes ks eg', aud 1, seems fairly probable
that cotton crop may be rnised IN Tensas
aud OoitDIois Immediate danger Tor tho
remsinipg wees II rapidly passing and Il
IN not prObnble my other break will occur,
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The correspondents OF the Fort Worth
Gazette am GAivrston News nj this point,
hal his exceliency, Lieutensnt. Governor
Marian Martin in the city Friday. out II
was only Fort Worth srtesian veil borel
registered at the Windsor,
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IL "a aa cd saying, it is easy TO make
money 0ul hard 20 save 10. an endowment
policy OPENS the wnV. f. Is both protection
to y0ng family and u savings bank,
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rurDANcKR OVER.

WAsHrsaros, April H. tPes..l-rhe
sscretarv of war has received telegram
rom Major Stlckney, OF the engineer CORPS
- rad rr,m an inspection OF levees. The
vhols line al ,ng Tsnsas parish front, Is
hsaiv brok-u. rhe grade was much 100
Law for this food and water poured over the
~. ~ The ievees for miles There sre no
Srsst Ia Ia tbs Coocordia parish front except
IN Lske Ocnco-iis. where the levee is
49, a. that Of 1882 by three 20
S.ur let. From Red river 70 PROM,
;sSsnd strong fight was made, ana
- hrssts have occurred. The river has
Allan 8 feet ct vicksburg. 1 7.lo at Ns,ches'
iss Bstoa Rouge aud I 81 Nes osisans'
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FORT SMITH, REsERyRTION-DO
HEI1iEIt'S BILL.

WAsurSoroE, April l2.-[Preas 1.-The
secretary OF the iulSfior requested me st-
toruey-s general 10 Nrecs he marshal o. the
western distr o. 81 hrkansss 90 permlt an
persons OF proper chsrSc er ~ pfesent
occupying tracts within tne Fort lmi h
reservation 90 remain, pending legislation,
but 10 permit no iuTtht r sci iement
Representative DO -sheimera nill 10 make
a bill OF lauing couClusivs tyiior ce in crr-
tein caves was reported to-day from iho ju-
dietary committee. IL provides that oil
bills OF lsding oriuEtIuments In writing 10
the nature thsreot hereafter issued FOR
merchandls9 received la any state - tho
United Sale, for transportation theroir0m
to another state or TO any i1reigu couuuy,
korporation, ard when issusd by
my o.ilcsr or agent authorized or permit
I'D by any perao0 or corporation to issus
Amilsr Instruments in his or its behalf for
Merchandise actually received tor trauspor-
q tation shall be conclusive evidence ia the
hands OF every bona life holdss thereof for
value as sR0inst the person or sorpora,iou
by whom or by whose officer Or
agent tho same were issned, that
the merchandise therein described wa
actually received - therein stated M that
such iilcer or AGENT YVES duly ru'hor'z %
\ 10 issue said Instruments Oh hsuaii " his
kpriucipal The report accom- psuying tlo
Sill SAYS: THE committee aro OF toe 0piu-
ion that The system under which the irlns-
portatian business OF the clunuy is done.
reeuires thai be @ bills Of lading ned by
bona fide holders 0r value should be bind
ing upon those who iesae them.
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The Galveston News cig,r for stle ct
J. L. WILLIAM Drug sto re.
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GENERAL GRANT.

WASHINGTON. Anil l2.-fPr-s. Ger.
ersl Grant leit Tor New York so1ry.
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TIE rEYAs TRnNK

TIE hest smoking tobacco io Lite
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-09
If nnd If


 "If you nrc suffering from roor hcalth or lan3u shing on a bod Of tec,sue.s kpt h CT, 0f you apV simply tniling, or lt Non fl We 4k ana dis tp iitgd without clMs knowing 'why, Hop bi"cra "iA anre'y cure "If yon are a mi iaer and h 'yo over tt,~,y ,.,futspi with yui F past ial du ios or n mcthcr, worn out vii 'b case and work or a man of lusincss OF ahphf weakened by tLe stiail Ui yuurev d1y hun. ', or man of lett Is tJiliuE over yof ml .hBbt wofki tlior litters viii lurgly strengthen you"
 of you arc suT,riag
 fir m OvlF eaiiua or
 tdrnkug any inai TO
 ton ur uls ii nh a. or
 taicyouu and arawlng
 'ton fact, Uo Do olsen
 tho caHp,
 Hcr if you alc in the wfriuhopi on tthe farm ut the de kr unywherei tnna tol that AonT Fbt cin needs triransiuy 10 lug. CT % mulattngf t,ytbrtt 5nioAic UiuE. lf Yuu @ old, tb ood thin a d tnyuIfi tubc tocole' 'ncr,ol unstindN, urnl .e, "anlnsl tson Bit.trs l. what You tc'd 70 GiN tyou new lite, h,allh an vgor' If you arc eotIvo or dAa optic or niloftng firm any other oi the nO- p r,o.5g tA .ca 20. Of the 0 tmach or bowes. it i8 Suur own taut if you TO main il.
 II yoa a, c wasting gw. wi any form of ], idrcy dla asa, stop tempt lilr dsal la thIs nl mUut, anA turn toF Q Sui'e tJ hcp bit.ciH
 If you mn Be& with
 that terrible f ln oit
 NcrvM Bhy8a Aot VIII
 find "BaIm in Stesd"
 in Hop Blite,&
 if YOU arc a ire, u n'er, CT . resi- dent Of a miaglHa dnt t bttri- cpdo Aour systom galnst tho be urse fl gf ttun. rips==iM ilarla, epidemic l,lious anu tofnnuent teNcra-oy tho uso of u D bitteiH. IT yon have rJush pmnlv, or cal, l,ow sldn, n breath, Hoh Bittcrs " " give You tau sl;ip r.ch b. od, thu twe,t 30 broath, ana hoa th. sOtwiI b. rad Ter a eato they "hi nut cuyu or hrl. -,,- -,-... That poor, b dii 'dea, inyal d wifo, sittor, usotlcr, CT d Ii her, con b5 ul de the picture of heath, by a low bottles ot Eop bittols, eoat- ! inc bat ti O.
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Early Enelish-Babv talk.
Al Busy Scene,

Mir. w. w. SUNDEaLANDi Is one of Danbury's (Conn.) frs. citizens, end promine at man. His word is considered as good as his bond and any atement coming from him wou never be doubted by any ore knowing him. lie conducts, at Nos. 5 and Spring street, Q very large factory for the manufactu of sashss, blin Is, doors, etc. In connection with this he employs large number of men, and many Of the lar rest buildings in he c.tV are monuments of his skill as a builder and architect. Recently, when cll!ed on, he was found at his Llacs blsily encng,d m direct lng SIT all army of men. On making our errand known we were invi,e1 o his of1cs, when Mr. s. briefly told wonderful story Lf a matter which had troubled him greatly for q long time. He said: "I am very busy, but always have time to say a good wor for SO valuable In alticle as Hunts Remedy. My motEer is seventy-six (76) years old She has suffered for a Ing time with the dropsy and kidney co nplaint. Sho has doctored with seVe. a. physicians and used Ia go quantity of medicine. Really, fhe has taken everything we could hear of, without finding ary relief, until my sister, vho l.ves at Bridgeport, Com, sugEeEed to her to use Eu1t Remedr, rs she kn w Of number of per- t.ele wao hal been bcnea 0 by using if. Sle commenced using it, and find ing re ief she has continued unil n5w she has used il al eight (S) bottles, from which she Q receivsd great le ehs He- ctse is she says, Hunts R. mcdy is all h 1t keeps her Lope that any one who may be similarly afflicted will be inducsd 10 use this great melic.n :, a5 l an positive 1t will rrove saas- factorv !
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Tbs net profit of Auburn State

The net profit of Auburn State prison for the month of December was S3; in Sing Sing for the same period the profit was S4, 026 15.
 The ceremony of representing the funeral of O'Donnell, who was hanged in London, took place in San Francisco. It was intended to make it q grand dem- onstration, but the prominent Irish or ganizations declined to take part, and the result was failure.
 Several insurance, trust and safe de- posit companies of Philadelphia are con- testing the legality of having their mort gages. etc, taxed for State purposes.
 Willie Loveland, aged twelve years, was seriously burned at Cory, Pa., while endeavoring to save his mother from being burned to death.
 A band of horse thieves were hunted down in Missouri; two were killed and a third wounded.
 A mother and her child were burned to death through house taking fire at Atchison, Kan.
 In Texas, near Colorado River, masked men robbed the passengers in Q stage of $400.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-09
Comets and Sunsets.

Dr. Lewis Swift, of Rochester, N. Y, in an interview, stated that he had a specially fine opportunity to observe Pon's comet of 1872 through the largest telescope of the Warner Observatory a few days ago. Ho found that it had two tails; the larger one seven, and the smaller one three degrees in length When seen in 1872, there was only one tail, and that not prominent. It is growing brighter as it hears the sun, and can be readily seen by the naked eye in the early evening.
 "Do you think it has any influence on the red sunsets and sunrises ?"
 "Not the least, they are occasioned by very different causes"
 "What is your theory concerning them ?"
 "They are the result of certain ex- traneous matter in the atmosphere that refracts the red rays of the sum-"
 "And this matter is not cometary ?"
 'No; for I have distinctly seen stars through the tail of comet 150, ,000 miles thick, and they showed no trace of red ness. Hence cometary matter does not refract redness. It is impossible to say what this mysterious matter is; but it certainly is extra-terrestrial, and has ap- parently come to remain"
 "May it not be the result of the great earthquakes and volcanoes, as certain scientists have suggested?"
 "No, it appeared thousands of mile away from those localities almost simul., taneously, and being universal canno be assigned to any such local causes"
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The Lost Fishermen.

or the eighty-eight persons who were drowned in mid-ocean, on October 30,
 when the French brig Rocaberg was sunk in a collision with the American ship Thomas Dana. sixty belonged in the village of Cancale, three miles from St. Malo, on the Breton coast The un fortunate men were cod-fshermen re- turning from q five months cruise on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
 Cancale has about l, ,0O0 inhabitants and is noted for its oyster beds, which are doubtless the finest in France. Whom the tidings of the disaster reached the place, the shops were closed, the peo- pie wore mourning emblems, and the bells of the churches, after 0 prevailing custom in Brittany, were tolled 640 times, or nine times for each of the dead. Special service was held in the churches.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-09

DERANeED.-In the Cherry Lake set. clement, Florida, recently, while the mourners were singing and praying around a colored woman for whom an undertaken was digging a grave, she sprang from her coffin shouting: "I ain't dead yet I uin't dead yet !" But the shock was too much for her, and she is now q lunatic.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-09
A Trrro-r A New York Letter sov

A TURNoUr.-ANe New York Letter says: One of the handsomest turnouts on the road on Christmas day was that of Mir. U. s. Grant, ir. It was a Russian dhrosky. The drivers seat was high above the main body of the sleigh, which sits on low, solid runners. Three white Arabian stallions were harnessed abreast in true Russian style, and they, as well as the dashboard of the sleigh, were decorated with flowing plumes of blue and gold.
Connecticut western news., 1884-01-09
Our Prorress.

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Connecticut western news., 1884-01-09
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Connecticut western news., 1884-01-09
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