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GiIeS'L inimentIO dideAmmOnia

Removes all Unsightly Bunches. Cures Lameness in
Cattle, Spinal Meningitis, Founder, Weak Limbs,
gals.
No stable should be without it. Railroad, min
ing and express companies all use Giles Liniment,
and in the great racing stables of Belmont and Lor
lizard it has achieved wonders. One trial win con-
vince.
Write DIR. GILES, Box 34S3, x. P. o. who
will, without charge give advice all diseases and
also on the management of cattle. Sold by all
druggists at SOC. and 81 90 bottle and in quarts
at $3.50, in which there is great saving The Lini-
ment in white wrappers is for family use; that in
yellow for cattle. my1 3eod6mew
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DEATHS,

Iu this city, May IL, Mrs. Ann WALL widow of the
late Thomas Wall, aged IS years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
In Orange, N. J.. May TO- Merrill E. Haskell of
Portland.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
bis late residence POI State street, Friends are
invited. = -
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$4,000 worth of Chamber Sets, Parlor
Suits, Carpets, Ice Chests, RefrigeratOrs,
Baby Carriages, Cot Beds, Mattresses, Bed
Lounges, Easy Chairs, Rugs, Mats, &c.
We shall offer to-day and every day for month";
heard OF in this city or anywhere in New EngIand
and can assure the Housekeepers of Maine that this
is the greatest opportunity offered by any Furn
iture House in this country refurnsh and beauty
your homes. Commencing with
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THE "BAD BOW Ar HOME
NOTICE Es WERERY GIVEN, that b

WANTED-Si Situation by trustworthy man In
w permanent position in store or as janitor or
Waterman, porter any place of trust; first class
references. j. II. LAWSON, 81 Pearl St., Portland.
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WANTE D. Situation by man we'll acquainted
w with horses, as coachman or jockey or in any
capacity where he could make himself useful. Ad-
dress W. L., Press Office. 1871
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ENOR SALE A large SIZE secondhand Nc
Il Gregor furnace. in good order. Apply to NOR
TON, CHAPMAN & CO., 24I1A Commercial street.
13-1
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EyOR SALE-Brick house and garden lot, 66x
Il 157 feet, near High St, Is rooms, arranged
for two families; further particulars by inquiry at
244 COMMERCIAL ST. 1874
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Cook Wanted.

pOOMS to let single or in suites, with board. Ap-
HI ply at No. SO High St., corner Of Spring.
NILS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A FATAL RAILWAY WRECK
On the Kentucky CeAtrai-Liss sf the
Killed and IrJured-A Farmer Arar-
ders His Wife In lni.ois-A
sensstiss In High Circlss.
Ghastiy Discovery,
Wreck en- the Kentucky Contra,


CINoINSArI, Sept. l5.-The Times
Stars Lexington, Kentucky, special
says; A passenger train on the Ken.
lucky Central railroad, when near that
place, this afternoon, going at the rate
oi 40 miles per hour, left the track and
ieii aown steep embsnkment. The
engineer and fireman were buried
under tho wreck. Many passengers
were injured. Names ana extent oi
injury not yet asceftsined. Among
the injured are Il. J. Nichols, a turf,
man, OF Lexington, kentucky.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CINoINNAsI, Sept. l5.--As a psssen-
ger train on the Kentucky Central
railway was nearing Lexington, about
noon to.dsy, at high rate Of spec d tho
engine left the rails and plunged down
q So-foot embankment, carrying with
1t The baggage, express and smoking
cars. Engineer Frank Watts and
Fireman II. q. Burger were Instantly
Killed. Thomas Mclaughlin, con-
ductor, had an arm sprained |.
Dan O'Connor, brakeman, arm injured
aud body bruised; Robert TsyIor.
baggage master, arm broken, II. ].
Nichols, the we'll known horse man.
OF Paris, kentucky, suffered a broken
nip, besidos internal injuries, which
Will probably result fatally. He was
the starter ut tho Lexington races.
George Pugh and Thomss Anderson.
OF Paris, and Charles II. Kohu, of Gin
cinnati, were slightly injured. Several
other passengers, including some col.
orod women, were badly scalded,
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SPORTING.
LoxlnRton Racna


LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. i5.-A con.
tinuation OF flno weather has much
improved the track, and by tomorrow
II will be fast. The attendance was
excellent.
First Race--Purso $3.50, three. .fourths
mile; starters: Elsie b., Violin, Lord
dunbar, Hpzolkirk, Walter H., Lord
uliitenp. Walter A., led, followed by
Kirk, Lord Cliiten, third; Lord
Dunbar was left on the post.
Lord Clifton held his lead into the
stretch, whore he was passed by Elsie
b., who was. not headed, and won
oasily by two lengths; Violin, second
Waltor A., q close third.
Time; l.l0k,
Second Race-The Waters stake,
three.quarters Of 3 mile; starters :
Mary Ann, Nell Swift, Mamie Hunt.
Winona, Xallspa, Franco. Vic. Viraie
d., Kaloalah, Bis Himysr, Hattie D,,
Alta Bluo. At the start Hattie ID, was
nrss' followed BY Kaloalab, Sis Him
yar, VIC and Alta Blue. Sis at once
to0k the lead. Alta Blue second, Mamie
HUNT third. AZ the head Of the stretch
hunt 1eined Bis Himyar and driving
nnieh resulted IN Bic Hlmyar winning
oy nearly length, Hunt second, Vic
p0or third Time 1.1ek.
Third Race-The Nicol's stake, one
and 2 qualtsr mile, staftsrs, Hasaras,
bankers Lepanto, TOnneeeee, Non.
etarters Bankot took The leads follow
% ~ Iennooooo on1 Loponoos ~ The
enc Of snxeequosoo1o g 3 nile Z0oAoo.
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A Sensation in High Circles.

CINcINNATI, Sept. DISQUALIFICATION
Is made here to-day OF n s.srtling div
closure in society at Celins, Mercer
county. ohis, where three or fou,
youths, scarcely OF age, sons OF lead
ing and wealthy citizens, are under
bond for burglsries committed In that
place. One of them is Clayton Marsh,
sou Of Hon. IL. ID. Marsh, speaker OF
the Ohio House Of Representatives;
another Ia the son of County Clerk
Landfair, who IL q student of the Ken.
tucsy Military Institute. Several
others are suspected, bns not yot ar
rested. The matter became public
through nephew Of the sheriff, who
had been entrusted with tho sale OF
some Of tho stolen jewelry. Young
Marsh, it Is said, made
a confession. Hc and Young
Landfair, and barkoeper named
James Schilling have been arrested
and are under bond. The whole town
10 wild with excitement and citizens
fear no adequate prosecution can be
had, owing to the inflence OF the
friends of defendants. A fund has
been started to employ competent
prQSoCutOrs.
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A Ghastly NiacoYary.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l5.--A horri.
bic discovery was made in Chinatown
to-day. Information was given the
city coroner that a frlghtiul stencil
was being emitted from a cellar on
Pacific street, and he went there and
found his way in, aud found tho floer
covered with human skulls and
bones, partially covered with flesh.
in the last stage of grcen
pulrefioation. Among the decayod
mass worms were crawling, while the
floor was wet and reeking with lionid
exuding from the remains. In an in.
ner room tho coroner found a number
or Chinese engaged in boiling down
the remains of other bodies, while
other Chinese were engaged in scrap
Ing the boiled bones and packing
them in boxes for shipment to China
II is estimated the cellar contained 400
dead bodies, which hal .been taken
secretly from various cemeteries
throughout the State. As an instances
oi Chinese ingenuity II is stated that
those in charge of operations.
fearing tho stencil from the boiling
pots would be so great as to attract
attention outside, two living
sknnks were kept in the cellar, so that
the odor OF the latter might oyexcomo
tine former. Tho coroner con fiscated
nll the remains.
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presents his reasons q 49,
He quotes the law orea1in9 tho oS1T8
providing for the salaries -of iu1611S
CLERKS and shorthand ronoroofn 602
one clause providing for 6othor no0SSs
sary incidental expensos." xho ~.
torncy1 argued this might b Co.
serued into covering the salaries a. -
torneys, messengers and other e.
ployes. Judge Durham holds thln =.
9nwarranted stretch Of "
law, nor can he Cons1TV0
the law to yuit what NAV be deorS1
necessary for the court, but mu1t oo1-
strue It as he finds Il.
He continues ~ follows; mBut ifI
mad reasonable doubt about the oons
sttuctton have placed ON above ~.
section 6SS2 settles the matter. It e r.
iollows: section 6SSo-No moneV1
appropriated for contingent, inSis
GENITAL or miscellaneous purpoS0n
snail be expended or paid for ofiluiol
or clerical compensation How, ia ~
lace OF this section OF tho statute ~
court could appoint all the above onu.
Merated officials, cannot say. u
seems to mo II CongroG1
Intended to have given said couT5
tho authority 70 have disregardod
section 0.S2, It would have 30 u4i6.
AS above stated, they were to cnoot
lules anu regulations, not controvou.
ing laws. Tbs latter part OF socsion
10Y OF said act seemed to throw
so.ne s'... hght upon the eubjsot
which IL In the following
words; Attorneys, judges and Other
oIncers, authorised py this act and the
expenses of the said court, as hersin.
before mentioned, are hereby apprU-
priAted out OF any. monies In tho
t5oasury not otnorwiso appropriated
here y 2 provision TO pay o61cdra au-
inbeiore mentioned, and II csrtsiuiv
excludes all other officers M.
all other expenses thsn
those enumerated, j beg 70 GALL Won, vonr
attention to the extraordinary a.
pense Of said court from July. lisa. a
March 81, 1885. There was exponded
on account OF expenses Of the court.
not including the salaries OF authori5ex
officers, $S24, ,659.3 or nm
sum SlS0, ,96St5 was for unauthoriyed
onlcers' services, OF special counseln
and others, and $ll3, ,22i.17 for priutinR.
II will be noticed that the abovo
amounts did not include salaries az
judges, clerks OF the court, short
hand reporters or counsel.
or at law, or expenses ior
the quarter ended June 50. 1895, ~
counts for which have not reached
this office. Constituting the law g I
do, am constrained to disalloW The
pay claimed by oil persons heretofore
employed BY said court, except those
specially enumerated ~ above r.
ferrod to. .
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LABOR MATTERS.


PrrrsBunc, Sept i5.--At the coal
miners convention, held q M0nongap
hela City to-day, II was unAnimously
sssoivcd g, ,.,, to demsnd % .. csnss Per bashsl
ssoa sSi M 4. oSss aSs S0Oyia0S oi sSs nu. -
nc now p'Ssss e. *: S:.rg ss sapUCs. ssS y xiS sSS
SSs so dsys scscn zion aSs rSssosF,s ssPPsrsssy
section Of ths 6Sate. -
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Indemnity Grant Denied

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l5.-The At
lantic d Pacific Railroad company
which purchased, last year, the
&ojave division Of tho Southern
Pacific road, made OH application
to the United States land office, of this
city. yesterday, for an indemnity
grant OF odd sections of land along IL
proposed line through California. The
grant was asked for under tho Con
SressionN act, approved July "a, 1866
entitled an act granting lands to uid In
the construction OF railroad ard tele-
graph line' from the States OF Mis-.
souri, and Arkansas TO the Pacific
coast. Tho application was denied on
the ground that II was not in conform.
ity TO tho department. regulations;
that the road has not been bull |
within tho prescribed time.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Colonel George ward Nichols.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Is. - Colonel
George Ward Nichols, president OF the
College Of Music, Cincinnati, diod this
morning, at his residence, on East
Walnut Hill, this city, OF consump-
t'on. He was ut work st the college
until q rhort timo before his dcsth.
Colonel Nichols served upon General
w. II. Shorman's STAFF during the late
war, aud wrote "Shorman's March to
tho Sea-" He married u daughter Of
tho lsto. Nicholas 1ongwortn, of this
city, and for tho past II years has do
voted himself to musical education,
having founded the college OF which
ne was president. In this work he
WAS greatly aidod by tho munificence
OF tho late Reuben Springer.
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THE GRANT MONUMENT.

0,a0. ~" ., .ne orsnd army OF the
oruDno nsiA'ive 70 tne Erootion Of
suitable Aonument to Their Com.
mander.
WASHINGTON, Sent, 15.-The follov.
inr renera, ordsr ba, hoa, ,.s,,.a.
1 ne, s e.ao ..s o0on Ass"vu'
hGsu9HaL.ers ,,c mi,ce Srana Army OF thc Rsprb-
isston, september SISeuer Is, 9eScrai walS orSer
No. q. s'
Believing 1t to be the general desire
OF the members Of the Grand Army Of
tho Republic that q monu ument SHOULD
be erected to their departed comrafie.
General Grant, which viii
testify forever their affection
for him AZ "a comrade.
and fiuy symbolize their approci s{iC q
OF his great services 10 our c,untry,
Ia whose behalf they. win him, PEI.
lied their lives and offered their al, I
deem IL proper, not as clothed With
9iicisi authority Ia that regard, but -
dischargins aduty To which am In
vite1 oy the united voice OF my COM
raues, 70 invoke their favorable COM
sideration ana action upon tho fOll0Ws
ihK pish anu suggestions:
rns,rLhus . nn,,,.,hu sum OF money equal
o sor "SUs".lo ssnh ,nnu,h VI 10 cehts per capita
,g' ~ ,Ss Sscp puh,i niomper OF tno drann Army
a,saS Vi saS nsepaniio, sp IN Kooa standinS, DO
rOu nmr0o.n ~. ~ suo oIu ns,heu that l0r the
y,,pvav his "non, " Ioa.a,nsy anu expSqltl0ns
'nis ".l'oun' pe appropriated fran The
post FUNDS 70 DO retmhurDodsb by the
uonaIlons OF individual comrades. or
IN huch manner AZ each post may
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Germany,
ACTIVITY IN NAVY CfpCrre


BERLIN, Sept. l5.-The German cruis
Ing squadron has returned to Kielis
undo' orders to redt for tho North At.
lantlc, under Commodore Stenseil and
Prince Henry, OF Prussia. The ad.
lniralty has postponed the usual dis.
charge OF naval reserves. There are
also oshor signe Of activity In the
navy. Tho squadron will take sup
plies for six months, and DO ready for
Immediate use. All i-on-clads on
foreign stations havo beou ordered, by
telegraph, to prepare for any omer.
goncy. Tho 0ermiln squadron, at Fan.
zibnr, has boon ordered to got ready TO
sail Tor tho Mediterranean,
DISAGREEMENT IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES,
PARIS, Sept. 15.--Itis rumored that
Grown Prince Frederick William and
Prince bismarck disagree In regard 10
fair.
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THE DISEASE IN ITALY.
ROME, Sept. l5.-The government DO.
gan issuing cholera bulletins to-day
The first shows, from the 9Th 10 the
18th instant, there were liG cases and
81 deaths reported In the infected dis.
tricts OF Italy. Yesterday thore were
reported four now cases and four
deaths at Palermo; Is new cases and
four deaths at Pariia.
MARsElLLgs,S Sept. l5.--Seyen doaths
from cholors reported In this city YES
terdsy. Thirty pctients remain under
treatment In Phsro hospital.
INCREASING IN SOUTH FRANCE,
PARIS, Sept. l5.-The choiofa Ia
spfeading In tho south OF France, Al
Monosqus thero have been so death,
within three weeks. Many deatht
have occurred In other towns. A,
Aughsne, % persons died from The
disease within few days. The opi
demic Is decreasing at SoIon.
THROUGHOUT SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept l5.-There were 1,O7
new cases Of cholera aud 37l DEATH
from the disease reported throughou
spain yesterday.
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Spain-Germany.
ENGLAND TO CLAIM HER SHARE

ENGLAND TO CLAIM HER SHARE.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-In the event OF
Germany p9rsisting in claiming the
Cnrolines England, mindful OF her
rejection of Spain's claims in 1875,
Will claim equal rights with Germany,
dERMANy's INTENTIONS.
LONDON, Sept. 15.--A dispatch from
Madrid to the Standard says: III Spain
persists In her rejection OF arbitration
In the Car0llnes' dispute, Germany
will endeavor to convene a con terence
OF European powers and tho United
stntes, either at Paris or at Vienna
for the purpose OF deciding the princi.
pies which shall govern the acuulsi
tl0n and protection OF territory III th,
Pacific. Tho convention will be simi
lar to the recent Congo conference.
ENDORSING sPAIN's ACTION,
MARsEILLEs, Sept, l5.--At meetin,
OF 800 Spaninrds here yesterday, reso
lutions wero adopted praysing the on
ergy OF Spain In resisting German az
erosion, and fund was raised Z
purchase q sword for General Sala.
nance,
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France.

PARIS, Sept. lJ.-It Is stated in dlplo.
matlo circles here that M. Nelidoif,
tho Prusslsn ambassador ut Constan.
tinople, has gained the sultan's car.
and the latter, being also encouraged
by France, will not sccede 10 tho main
proposals OF Sir Henry Drummond
Wolii, tho British special envoy, re.
garding the occupation OF Eeypt, IL
IT. probable that tho mission OF Sir
Horny will result In failure, owing In
tho pressure that In thus far beinT
brought TO bear upon the sultan.
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NEW York, Sept. i5.--Clarlo Virgin.
ia Cramer, niece Of General Grant, was
married In tho mayors Office to-day 70
Alphonso Barnhard, OF Paris, France.
awell-known literateur aud journnlisi
o. the French capital. Pro sIdcni
stranger, OF the board OF aldermen,
performed the ceremony. Among the
,wl!nosses wan Jesse Soligmau. A re.
lIeloue ceremony was performed pre.
yi0us!y ~ the Rov. Mr.. Price, Of che
Ellsabeth, New Jersey, Methodist
episcopal church. The bride Il I
asuHhter Of Hon. N. ]. Crancr, OK.
consul 10 Denmark,
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FAILURES.
A. uarrissn. ohio.

HARRISON, Sept. i5.-The Bank Of
Harrison, Cook n Scovillo propriosors,
made an assignment. Liabilities.
$4,000; assets about the samo. Amonr
the Assets are $500 Of tho noted In.
diana township warrants. which may
be worthless.
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see went to the front, Hasar,s ,ecora
Lepanto third. These three ran bunchs
cd into the stretch, where Haxarss
drew away anu won easily bv two
lengths; Lepanto second, q head in
mont OF Tennessee. Time 2:I7iI.
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A Farmer Murders his w,rc

CARMI, Ills, Sept. l5.-William
Finley, farmer 81 years OF age, who
lives five miles southeast of this city,
brutally murdered his wife, aged 60
years, yesterday. The wife and hus.
band had been on unfrlendly terms
for several days; yesterday he became
violent aud struck her twice, Telling
her to the earth. Then, In q frenzy,
he grasped butcher knife aud as tho
woman regained her feet, he repeat
edly, thrust tho blade into her head
and body. After running few stops
the woman fell dead. Tho murderer
then ted and has not yet been
found. IL is thoughG he may commit
suicide. Tho body OF tho dead woman
bears IL CHASTITY wounds--one in the
chin threo In the top and back of her
head, ak In the right sido and two In
her back. Finley has a family OF five
sons and two daughters, all grown.
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CanadA.
RIRL RRsPIrED.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sept. l5.-A
dispatch from Regina, Northwest Ter
ritory, says Riel hiss been respited,
pending tho decision OF tho PRIV
council Of Britain. '
RiEL DEFIANT AND UNRRpENrANr.
WINNIPEG, Sept. Is. - aoyornor
Dewdney 10 authority for the state.
ment that Riel will be- resplted, but an
Ottawa dispatch from the government
says no formal action will be taken till
this afternoon. The belief is general
that tbere will DO a respite. Riel ID
taking things coolly. He appears Ia
have no Idea that he will hang. He h
defiant and unrepentant, and msrche es
about with the air Of some great man,
He thinks that he can not hang: that
tho rope may be placed around his
neck, II 1t comes to that, but before the
awful moment comes, diylne inter.
position will surely save HIM. His,
biography can not 'bo finished before
next Fsiday. He 10 constantly pray
Ing for u miraculous turn of vents.
which ho will doubtless tiudoin re-
prieve.
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
ACTIVITY IN NAVAL CIRCLES.
The Csrsiinss AfrAir-Chelers incre...
ns In South FrAnce-M. Lessar
snths Afghan Bsundary-Eag-
hsh Races-Riel Defiant
AVID unrepentan..
England.
IL. LEssAR INTERVIEWED.

LONDON, Sept. l5.-M. Lssssr,
chief OF the Russian branch
OF the Afghan boundary com.
mission, was interviewed before leay-
ing London. He said Zulncar mass
was Of no strategetio impoItance.
The eastern mouth of the pass re-
mains in Russia's possession; the Az
ghans might erect fort works II thay
pleased. There was no general desire
among the Russians to attack Herst
through Xulticar pass.
KKPr HIN WAITING,
lt Ia said that the Turkish minister
Kept Sir IL. ID. Wolff waiting an honr
for an Interview, while the miuisters
were 1t conference with the Russian
ambassador.
LANCASTER RACES.
Atthe Lancaster September meeting
To-day, the race for champagne stakes.
for2.yoar-olds, was won by Mintinr:
Gay Hermit, second; Martinat, third,
The race for the great Yorkshire
handicap was won by King Mon.
mouth; Ben Alderia, second; Eandi.
way, third. There we're nine starters,
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The Indian Troubles in Now Mexico

The Indian Troubles In New Mexico
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Sept. l5.--Al-
though the country to the south is
filled with troops, aud efforts being
made to head of tho small band OF
Iaiding Apaches, not an In
olsn or squaw has boon
captured. The Indians now working
noithward from Grant county toward
mo san Carlos reservation. Sunday
they Killed Anento Orela aud George
Ham. A portion Of the eighteenth
cavalry are stiil following them, but
iu9itives secured fresh h1raes and
eluded pursuit.
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rs start . Church According 70 MS Ow.
Views.

BUFFALO, Sept. 1b.-Rsv. James a,
Townsend, for the past IS years pastor
Of the Asburv Methodist Episcopal
church. c,, rs : has u decided 70 re.lgn, on %:
count cesI J, V q nis rejection Of the Idea oi
sitsl ,of rSliSion.S q he 10 SxSrssiss % n.
s.e s:css;stsi e ssfsS sSa':s s 'ad'''ssss' e
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Comptroller Dushsn and The Csurt el
A1ahamn uonnr>a

wAsHrSorox, Sept ik-First Comp.
troller Durham has written q louglsllsr
TO ne attorneys who recently argued
with hin II favoe of bic reversal q
Ne order rsenala0 - ~ the ~
:ss:s :s':s : -. :s!,l::: &c. =. =.
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GOLDSMITH ! 0S.
THE BARGAIN HOUSE OF DALLAS.
Novelties For Fall
MALL DEPARTMENTS OUR STORE
MALL DEPARTMENTS | Our STORE,

You will find all goods marked in plain agurss Fna Goods At
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the lowest prices that cash purchase and sell at the LOWRST
PROFIT that any can afford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

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