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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

GNOh SALE-i0XlUO FEEL, EASTUF M
y central railway on FL, street; hopq.
10 rooms, neatly urpi =, rn-'i'NlsuS 80 ,'Ss OF
shade trees and lAtihhled, clstern anuNelli
Ia tive, ~, =, as,I ks and rare howerB. House
tleL JStot ~ c0uh and I'm the best OF cOndi-
llJn with 'lnl modern convenlouces; also
5OSlOl feet on Main street adjoining the
above; good house of rooms, This whole
property Ia offered at n rare bargain. Apply
TO SIMPSON a. HUFFMAN, 78l " m street.
may6-tf
NOR SALE--WE HAVE 4 FEW SEQ
A. ond hand gins and engines, In good re-
pair, which we are closing out az very low
figures BowsEE 81 LEMON, at the Old stand,
mgy2l-tl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

Picnic and lunch baskets at Erbs.
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LOST.

I osT OK SrRAYED-S5l REWARD
II FOR bay marc, 10 hands high, o years
old; branded on, the lett shoulder blade n l.
81, over the N 1.-two white spots the size OF
half dollars on ribs, white ring round both
hind legs below the feilocks; supposed TO no
near Nash Larol, Terrell, Toxes VIII pay
when delivered to j. lzEH Dallas, Toxas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

OAI'S NEGOIlA1ED-IN CONEEC-
are prepared TO furnish money at Il reason
able IN of interest in sums to suit appli-
cant on approved Dallas city property of
unqucstionablc title. MURPHY d BoLAN2,
Real Estate Age1ts and Col ectors, 100
Min gtrent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

N Or EXCHANGE-A TWO STORY
= residence OF rooms, servants hon, e.,
stable and carriage house; lot l8lXl8l, the
northeast corner ofSan Jauinto and Oleun-
DER streets, offered in exchange for resi-
dence of legs value and difference 10 be poil
In cash. For full p ,rticulars cali at the
oilco OF MURPHY & BOLANZ, Real Estate
aud Collecting Agents, 100 Msiu street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

NUk SALE-HOUSE AND LOV ON
n Hoard street; house has rooms; lot
oO&IUO ieeti good well, etc, good properly,
70 SIMpSON & HUFFMAN. T8l Film 81 II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

EOE SALE-lOOXiOO FEET On LIVE
II Oak street east Of the Central Rail.
way; 2 houses, 5 rooms each, the best Of
water shade trees etc: splend d bargain
offered IN thie property. Apply to SiMp-
son q nUFFMAN, vi nlm street IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

RoR sALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
y terms, three Of the finest cottages In the
city, new and very desirably located En-
mayl2-3mo R.MfpAer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

GoR SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE %
= lots ON Elm and Main streets, over half
tho lots having neat and new COTTAGES an
them, for small payment IN cash, balance
ON long Time We guaran tee this property
To be lower than any like property offered i'm
Dallas, and eau recommend 10 20 workmen,
mechanics and Others desiring TO secure
homes on the easiest possible terms, SNIP
son " UuFFMAN, I8l Elm street. 2l.If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

NOR SALE--LOr 57Xi22 FEET, ON
a south side Bryan street about CD feet
cas- OF Oleander street, Tor 3l,2Ol. Also
lOJXl2i teett the northwest corner of Bone
ana HARDWOOD streets for {l,U0. ABBY TO
MURPHY ~ BoLANZ, Real Estate AGENTS
and Collectors 100 Main Ytraet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

NOR SALE--75XlOO FEET ON ADAMS
II street; house OF rooms, well, etc n
nett little II me offered cheap. Apply Ia
SIsPSON " HUFFMAN, Isl Elm street. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

Shirt makers, Castles Bros.
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EoRRENr.


EOR REEr-TWO NICE FOuR-ROOM
II cottages, cistern and well wator, Nos,
22i Live Oak street and Is Olive street Ap-
ply TO q, w. LouDoN, Sc Elm street. 1t
EOR RENr-NEAr COTTAGE, WITH
II six rooms, stable, orchard, garden and
well of good water, 4l6 North harwood
street. Apply TO JoHN II, JoNgs, Cotton
Buyer. iy25tf
NOR RENT TWO FURNISHED
y roorls at 100 Elm st. aug2.tt
NOR RENT-SOUTA FRONT FUR.
Il niehed room, second story, No, GS Mas
ton street, corner san Jaciuto street; one
OF the most pleasant In the city and In pri.
ya'e nolgnborhood. Apply on premis SEES.
aug2-7t
GOR RENT-A NIUE COTTAGE, OUK-
AZ ner Live Oak and Pacific avenue; 10
contains three large rooms and has good
underground citern with pump on gallery.
Inquire nj l01 Live Oak street iyal5t
EOR RENT - A FINE BUSINESS
N house, good location, NJ on Elm street;
S1Xl50 feet Apply to JoHN BRowNiNo,
l0j1 Elm street, iyS-lm
lNON RENT - HALL IN SECOND
IT story, bOx0l feet, southwest corner OF
Elm and Sycamore streets, occupied by
DargOn q Trc2oVants insurance agency;
possession given August |, 1855. For terms
apply TO PRAruER & ARDRY. al Elm
RtSeet. iunpAl-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

II on Ross avenue opposite Bogcl Hotel.
nfst lot l5xl0 feet, Tor g 800, and second
lot JOXl6 feet for j ,5Ol. and also q number
OF desirable residence lots in every portion
OF Dallas at low prices and ON e6sy terms.
Apply TO MURPHY & tOLAsI, Real Estate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02
TnH LIBEL LAW.

Tho editor OF an interior weekly, un.
der the strained construction OF the
libel law, which now makes " a most
effective shield OF crime and rascality
S,in1his state, Is indicted for libel In q
/Nn3ent county from that OF the pa
~ sxnblication.-in county In fact
.Bhfcb II has no circulation to speak
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

NOk. sALE-lOONlgD FEET, CORNER
A. OF Live oakland Adair streets; houses,
wen ana sta bargain assured i'm this
property. Apply TO SiMpioN < HUFFNAN.
18l Elm street. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

EOk SALE--FARM OF 400 ACRES, ~
A miles north oi Dallas, on the Missouri
remainder timber and pasture; two good
psAah orchards, pears and cherries; house
81 b rooms, barn, etc; abundance OF the
best OF water; only small cash payment
necessary; walt years for the remainder.
Apply to snitsoN ~ HUFFMAN, 53l Elm
street N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

EOR sALEO ANGE-it0 ACRES
4 lOmilcs south Of Dallas, ON the Truui,
Railway; partly In cultivation, houses
VII sell cheap for cash, or exchange for
Dallas city property. Apply TO SAMPSON &
rUFlMAN. 13l Elm street N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

LOK kENT = A FlNE BUSINESS
IT house, good location, at on Elm street /;
S5xlS9 feet Apply to joHN BRowNlNo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

EOE SALE TWO STORY BUslNEss
4 house, 2ixl00 feet, with substantial
ana wen built two story brick house
known ~ Nc. GJ7 Main street lhis prop
cry pays 1917 per cent gross; price SIS coo.
We recommend this as very choice and
unusually good Investment kpply 10
MURPHY a. BoLAN2, neal Estate AGENTS
and collectors, 700 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

TOR SALE-24 ACRES SQUARE,
4 house of rooms known as No. $40
Preston street, 2 gosd wells, barn 'x6O feet
Inc vineyard and fruit orchard; price
sz,tUO. 81 o tho Gano p ace and al i'm
ploNements, u! . great bargain, owner a
no1-resident and must sell. Apply 10
MURPHY d bOLANz, Real Estate and
Collecting Agents 700 Main gtrcst
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EOR SALE-9lXlOg FEET, ON EAST
Elm street; good dwelling house and
other valuable improvements, clstern, etc.
Apply 10 SLMrsoN * HUFFMAN, T3l Elm
street. N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

VA ANrED-lOO TEAMS TO HAUL,
w cross-tles on Texas u Pacific and
Missouri Pacific Railway; also 500 tie,
makers TO work by the piece or day; for
ply TO s. EuCKERNANN, Agent, Mineoa,
lcAnA iXnA-NNN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

W ANThD-MAN AND WIFE on
~ iarm-good wages; man and wife in
city man and wife for dairy work, 2 good
eral homework In city INTELrIGESCE
AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, coo Main "
Dallas, Texas. iygO.7t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

a on CASTOR avenue, OF s large rooms,
bath and dressing rooms, excellent well of
Watef, good stable and buggy house built
about2 ears ago; lot 9jxl75 feet and about
~ feet east of Mcintyre street; iron 'front.'
fence; price 500 Apply TO MUHpHY &
hOLANz, Real Esta Agents and Collcc-
tors, 10 Main trest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WITH
w 6years' experience IN book koepihg
and Office work desires q situation; good
penman and accountant; willing to work
Tor small salary references given, JOHN w,
PAYNE, Riverside, Walker County Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

M AN IED-AGEN FOR LIFE AND
W Services of General Grant," the most
salable edition published; do not delay to
secure territory at once "BoOm! Boomv
Address q w BORLAND Pun. CO., lO}
State street, Chicago, III iv1S.Gt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

Tee Prohibition are entitled to
much credit after all. II not SUCCESS
full themselves, they are extremely
useful and directly instrumental in
helping tho Democracy TO power in
New York, Ohio and nationally. Let
the good work go ou.-IMcKinnoy En-
f,nfra,-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

the city's into 80 unto In
praying continue. o'ihat tho mons
backs be called away as soon as possi-
ble.-l Austin Statesman.
OLD FANNiN WANTS 1T STRAIGHT.
Democracy stuff on such Democ-
racy, as IL being rammed, has been
rammed, and will DO attempted, in
some instances, to DO rammod down
tho honest, hard working, simon pure
Democrats OF Fannin county. This
IL Democratic county aud 20
matter how milk and water amhn
may be, IL no has an atom
of the genuine stun In him, he In 10.
ing 10 out with II. Especially this Is
80 n he enjoys the distinction and
emoluments of an Office given MIN by
Democratic voters. Not only will he
out with IL, hut he will favor Demo
Gratis with his appointing privileges
Democratic administIasion,D Democrat,
responsibility IL Just as true as Repub
lican administration, Republican re
sponsibllity. Another State ant
county election Is crowding around
and people are looking at tho sign
boards. Whom the great chief n
Washington City stays tho docapitat-
ing sword no Is at least presumed {,
know what 10 for tho best, but at homl
we want II as puro IN Il came from
Jefferson. Squeamishness In thi
thing In all nonHenBo.-[ Bonham Re
VIEW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

WANTED - COLONY - ABOUT l2OOO
w acres choicest land, abundant grass
and water, cnmming landscape, perfect
health, in exact center Archer county, 20
miles south wichita Falls; best location
IN state for colony, which can own its own
county seat; title perfect, terms low: no cash
required for p years except annual inter.
et GEORGE Il. Afford, 60S Main street,
Dallas, Texas, fy6i.itn
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17
BEGINNING IN TIME,

The .sbloody shirt may be worn
out: but if, as many of the southern
people assert, The rebel cause Is not
lost. but sleeping, this administration
is beginning in time to prepare the
way for good ready" and is not
ike Buchanau's administration, wait
ing until the last few months 10 pre-
pare. Secretary Bayard has placed
southern rebel as minister at almost
every important foreign court, where
they can use their diplomacy. if nee
essary. in the interest of disunlon.
Secretary Whitney has bankrupted
the largest ship builder In America,
and TO that extent crippled the power
of the government TO build navy
Postmaster-General Villas. in direct
violation of an act of congress, has
taken the carrying of certain ocean
mails from American vessels, and
given them to foreign VESSELS. thus do
ing all in his power TO encourage for
eisn and discourage home shipping
All This was done in six months; VIA
can they accomplish in four yean:-
Kansas Chief.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17
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uyoRGASIzEp CoUNTIE.
CHENEY
CHENEY, rs Nov.

CHENEY, rs Nov. 10.
To the Editor OF the EAGLE
Ii is Farmer Johns" fault that no
letter of the news end doings IN Che
nev has been sent 10 the EAGLE Tor
over a week, while the EAGLE has
made its daily fight TO our little city
very promptly, Frightening the eve
ming hours with its abundance OF
news.
The firm of Sellers & Lands has
been dissolved. Mr.. J. n. Sellers with
drawing. In what business Mr.. ,
will engage has so far not been made
known.
Mr.. J. X. SNYDER shipped in car
load of Iowa potatoes, which are mag
niicent in size and taste.
\ grand ball will be given next
Thursday, November 10Th, at the
rink, by the members of the string
band, for the purpose to purchase
some new instruments. The band Is
composed of good musicians
who can render excellent
music if they have good instruments.
Ii is hoped the bail will be well pa
tronized. and the boys will do their
best to make il success.
The Ingel Bros. will leave during
the week for the wild west. They
will drive wells out there with their
newly invented drill.
The Central hotel is now in good
running order. aud enjoys its share OF
patronage.
Major goslyn 4 Shannon have fixed
up their drug store ID grand style,and
eular ced their stock considerable
Trade is splendid with all our bust
moss men. and the most pleasant fea-
ture about is, that not much time Is
asked. as was the case last year.
Corn is being delivered quite rapid
IN aud our grain men are busy from
early till late.
Emmett Joslyn and Jim Eiliss are
leaving to-day on hunting trip
through the west, at the same time to
see what progress the west Is making
Several of our business men went to
iColwich last SATURDAY.. They return
ed without purchasing any lots there;
If seems 10 some of them as if screw
were loose somewhere shout thai
scheme.
The Kerr sisters display magnh
cent line of hats and bonueis in Tho
window of their milliner store.
Our sheriff elect, Mr.. VIM. Hays
was in town last Friday. 1t Is said
that he will take steps to get the mil
here. in which he is interested, run
ming again in short time.
The propositions of Mr., Oswald &c
build full process roller mn were
not accepted by our citizens, 1t seem
inc too much like a bubble.
New Corners from northrrn state
are delighted with sunny Kansas.
FARMER JOHN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17
nop,u ATOM OF KANSAS.

The secretary of the state board OF
agriculture has compiled table show
ing the population of Kansas, by coun-
ties. March ls,, 1885. The aggregate
is upwards of a million and quarter,
but we have reason to believe it is not
correct. Scdgwiek county is made the
third county in the state with a popu-
lation of ,522, which Is not correct
according TO the returns now on lille
in the county clerks office. Ii cuts
said returns down nearly one thousand
which is an important matter in lace
of this fact of new appor'ionment
this winter. No one who is at all con-
| versant with our growth will doub'
that Sedgwick county has 10000 peo-
pie at this time. But, however, that
NAV be, we are entitled to the number
shown by the sworn returns now on
file at the county clerks office.
| Tho gounmipo Is Sims table:
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17
ON KANSAS SOIL

The Fort Scott Monitor favors the
"Iuilding of Kansas towns on Kansas
soil.- Where else could Kansas town
be bull ?-Aichison Champion.
An Atchison paper should be about
The las; paper TO ask that question.
Kansas City, Kansas, nor no other
Kansas City in Kansas equals Kansas
CITY. Missouri, which is Kansas
town and Il Kansas City but not on
Kansas soil,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17
q BIG REINFORCEMENT,

The Wichita EAGLE says a stranger
was seen hunting around nearly two
hours for "suthin," in vain. Dare
Murdoch say the prohibition law Is
not at least a partial success: Is not
that a big Improvement over Kansas
Cny?-Argonia Clipper.
ANYTHING in Wichita is big inl-
proyement over anything in Kansas
CITY. even to "suihin 10 take or pro
hibition
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17
CURE EoR HOG CHOLERA

From a thoroughly reliable source
we learn that the farmers in Cloud
and Mitchell counties are using, Win
the best results, a simple solution OF
sal-soda and water, administered bs
drenchiug. the same as IN The case oi a
sick horse. It's safe, inexpensive, ana
certainly worth a trial.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17

I7so Quarter section ~ miles north OF Coz
WAY spring., In sumner county,, henss Al
. the very best o. Land Price SsiQo
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17

The New York World doesn't seem
TO think the election in New York to
be A yindication of the administration,
but rather admouishes the president
to take it as warning to becoms 9
Democrat.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17

Missouri has i,7il miles of railroad
in operation; Kansas has 4,l02. Mis-
souri,. As state. is sixty-four years
old. Kansas is twenty-four.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17

.I.cavenw ORTIZ" says one OF It's
newspapers, SHOULD have $1,000 peo-
pie" Wants to be more like Topeka,
as II were-.Journal.
Or. rather. like Wichita.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-17

Jaw Gould sent his check for $1,000
to the Galveston sufferers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17
IUReas PAY.

\. il reported that the legislative
hill allowing jurors pay has become .
l.w What the character Of the alleged
l.w i, we are unable 10 say, not having
sesu any such bill. but that some action
IN the part Of the Legislature in the
nremises was necessary. is fact patent
20 every right thinking man. Speaking
of the law 10 vogue in this State Tor some
time past, the Tuscarora Times-heview
says every citizen, with the exception Oh
certain officials, is subject to jury duty
and IL summoned TO serve As such, must
obey the mandate, or be subject to severe
penalties. They must leave their homes
and their business, regardless OF the In
Jury that may result to their private
affairs, and repair to the county seat
where they are to remain subject to the
order Of the Court. Many persons drawn
"A jurors have to earn their bread by the
oil their brows, and it Il gross
injustice to compel them to remain days
and perhaps weeks. at the county seat
on business which is unpleasant to most
ueople. even when they receive pay for
doing il. That . legislative body, which
allows its members S. . day including
Sundays, should pass an Act to compel
men who are their equals in every re
spect, under severe penalty. to neglect
their private business and perform the
unpleasant duties Of jurors without pay
only proves the saying that the average
member Of the Legislature loses his senses
the moment he enters the State House
and has the title Of honorable pre6xed to
his name. The present Legislature can
not devote q few moments Of the session
to . more Just or popular measure than
that Of repeating the Act requiring Grand
Jurors in all cases and trial jurors In
criminal cases 10 serve without pay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17
COAST ITEMS

Tie Salt LAks Grad jury retained two
more indies1s7ts last Thursday for polyg-
amy. making II 10 that data.
Glxndsrs i said 70 be prevalent anoag
horses in and about Los GAtos- The dis
ease hAs caused tbs death Of 500 horses IN
Tolo county during the pAst year.
The value Of ore treated by the Argo
Snel1ing works,ot Deover, during the year
1883, iE Gold. 81. 3ss.0 600; silver, sass
0o0; copper. s4s5sooo; total value SAIL
o0o.
The Alice Gold and Silver Mining CON-
pGny Of Utah have declared their four
tsenth dividend Of 174 cents per share,
aggregsting $4,000, payable March 2.
Ths prodacs Of bullion for 1883. sl,25s,-
65l IS.
The citizens Of ArcAsa, CL.s after CON-
polling tbs Chinese 70 remove outside Of
the city limits, held sneeting and adopted
. resolution. pledging themselves to use
al possible means 10 prevent the settle
msni Of Chinese in Areata.
The California Legislature has passed .
bill 70 appropriate SO. 900 10 help out the
display At the New Orleans Exposition.
The wisdom Of this appropriation Is ex-
tremely doubtful, not 70 speak Of the con
s~tituaonAlity Of the measure.
The Holmes Company have reelected
the old officers and reduced the capital
from 10000 10 $1,000 shares, also retiring
$1,000 shares Of the stock acquired from
the Northern Belle, whose property wA
taken In lea OF . Judgment for $4,000
In the Circuit Court Of San Francisco
last Thursday, the trial OF the suit Of
DoraA- Bunt vs. the Sierra Butt@s Mining
Company vas finished. The action was
brought to recover $50. 900 damages for the
death OF the husband Of plaintiff. The
jury returned 8 verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for $500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17

.,.~s, nth the dock, and IL IL difhcultfof
s.rr.-ho.,s 20 make 8 landing. The stores
~. Wsst street are flooded. Consider
~. s.m.gs bss been done by The heavy
rain falling all morning, o we nAf''"
streets are almost IS dark a. nisn''
Dynamite Thieves
NV YosK, Feb. Height cases OF
dynamite we're stolen from the magazine
"a the American Dynsmite Company Of
Wsstchester county. ESesy efiort Is oelns
m.de 20 locate it. As the dynamite Is nos
.~m.rketable product, the thieves are Dc
Iisyed 10 be connected with socisiisne ..
o,her organizations Of dynAmisers on inc
night of the robbery.
san Francisco Lady In . Wreck
RSsssELLAR, Ind, Feb. l6.-fesserdAs
The fast train on the Aonon route was
.h,o~n from the track by . broken rail-.
IN, AZ seventeen passengers, twelve, more
o. -. we're injured. Among the wounded,
Nr.. q. Poster, Of San Francisco, an aged
I.dy. Wa bruised on the face and head.
Destructive Fire.
vxrrssoso. Pa, Feb. l6.-Coles' Hotel
and W. C. Kress' residence were burned
s.rlv this morning, and the Methodist
Chrreh VAS badly damaged. Loss, $751;
GO. insurance So, COO Twenty persons
n.rrovIv escaped, many in their night
eIo,hs. Only one Lost all personal effects
Banker Suicides.
BsY.x. Texas, Feb. 1s.-Maior Frank
Clarke, senior partner Of the banking firm
Of Clarke, Bryan L Howell, suieided ihi:
evening 1t 5 o'cluck By shooting hinsen
viii q revolver. The cause IL unknown, phi
h. Il sup-s0sad 10 have been lAboring under
4 mental Alteration 1t the time. Ine
hSnk i in s Prosperous condition.
Railroads Abandoned.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 1s.-The Chicago trains
abandoned cut OF town On account OF ms
spox blockade on the Burlington. arrived
seven hoars late. AL the trains ess. Oh
tie Mississippi river are late. The Wa,
bash. Illinois Central and Chicago and
Alton are al abandoned.
sixteen Cars Demolished
Hrs1xGTox, Pa, Feb. l6.-An east
bo1nd frsight train On the Pennsylvania
railroad vas thrown fron the track last
night nesr Birmingham By o broken
fangs. Sixteen ears we're dsnoisned.
Twelve we're filed With stock, and ~
hogs and seven horses sers killed.
heath Ended the Love.
SExLsrvuLK. Feb. 16.-Wil Adams, 20
years Of age, and Tinis Wilnouih, pretty
Is-yerold girl, vsre found dad this
morning With 9 builsthols in tie temple
Of each. A pistol was found near the
bodies, which belongs 10 Adams Is u
supposed the lovers hsd : quarrel
TIVE Stock Trains Celiided-
Prrsgrs5, Feb. 1s--SeGr CoHeEa1sh.
CO the Pennsylvania road yesterday, two
stock trains eollided- Two Chicago
drovsrs we're killed. AndA tramp stealing
8 rds xSs seriously hurt.