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FIgh, with M..Ican smugglers.

PEnRA- NEo A, MIX, March 30
Special Rooiae Gonzales, q customs
officer, discovered three Mexican SNUG
glors emerging from the river with d
large quantity of contraband goods. Ho
ordered them to surrender and was fired
ON By tho party, one of tho bullets pas.
sing through his abdomen, fatally
wounding him. Soldiers went In pur.
suit and overlook the smugglors seven
mile further down, and Dght ensuedi
resulting IN tho capture Of the SNUG.
glcrs. They are noted murderers, one
of them Gregorio Martinez, having nine
murders to his credit. The town Is
much excited over tho affair.
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Wound uH r lotmo ery H.pn.H
whom tho mulHlfg should hav0 With.
drawn, They ropfoaohcd the cabinet
for OGnoHallng tho truth,
The result al the vote ON FutrY'. mo
ton WIS received with loud appliance.
MINfgTrntAL PHOHAiittttiE4
10 In generally expected that De froy-
Clnet, NJ present senator, or ltihorti
tho rr0ht French lurlst, rud now a
member of tho chamber Of deputlos,will
he called upon 10 form a now mlnistry.
IlisRlgu believed that Wellington, nc
present French ambassador, VIII ho
tsndored tho Office of minister Of foreign
affairs In place of Ferry, aud that Leon
Say, the great political economist, will
DO asked To accept the post Of minister
OF finance In tho new cabinet.
A CHINESE WAR FLorILLA,
Homo KoHd, March 30.-An auxili-
airy volunteer torpedo ilotilla has boon
| organized here. Sixty'seven steam
launches are all ready for service, and
will compose the flotllla. The Chinese
government has given ii Hung change
power To negotiate with the Japanese 10
settle the question in dispute In regard
| TO COrea.
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Ammoniated Bread.

Ammoniated baking powders-that is,
baking powders in which carbonate OF
ammonia is used as an ingredient, and
which exhalo an odor of ammonia when
heated-are classed by many eminent
physicians and sanitaiians as superior
to all others. Professor Hasseli, OF
London, who is recognized as highest
authority on the subject of food hygi-
enc, commends in the strongest terms
the use of carbonate of ammonia as a
leavening agent, stating its great ad
vantage to be in its perfect volatility,
which permits it to be, by the heat OF
baking, entirely thrown into leavenlng
experiment with heat would seem to in
dictate the superior, not the inferior
value of such baking powder. The lit
tie heat that is impaired to 1t when held
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Tint Habeas Corpus at Now Braunfels

SAN ANTONIO, March 3D. Special.l J.
The habaas corpus proceedings brought
by Tho parties charged with completely
III the Gosling murder, ended to-day
Ator hearing the argument, the court
adjourned to render the decision in
New Braun!als tomorrow. Walker aud
Fans, deputy United states msrshsls,
OF Austin, testified, oliciing nothing
new. From the remarks Of his honor,
It may be safely predicted that four, at
least, of the prisoners will secure their
ireedom-the two Kraut brOthers,
Hardemaun and Annie Scott. The fate
Of the others was not Swallowed, but IL
Is believed they viii remain in jail.
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ufufuFas lfI, lHupt nf aiYffi sullrIs Al
resolve fhH HflINHi0 n HuWUnl1 lnH
InHVHuiur 200 Hui flfuW N uu Toe
lfst hftfui NHIInf therefore, VIII On 81.
Iualiy develop HI thN FHf, thoroughly
lHayon The iYHL Hud dlsHlpuiN thn gas.
ingredients AZ powder ut
thls kind aud ihi ls he highest uf e
perfect baking powder Where other al
knlies alnuO are used ihDT arc not In
frequently retained, unrDsu.yOd, through
the whole process Ufblk'rr, aud remain
nm INV hulesumg Ingredient bon the hn
Ishpi bread, Tho carbonate uf ammonia
'auunt be usod AZ 70 substitute for cream
NJ tartar y, y, WUOKiy Tribune,
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LOUISVILLE, March 30.-A special
from Moorahead, Kentucky, reports
that Rowan county is expecting "a reign
of lawlessness. The quarrel which
arose last August over the
election for sheriff has grown into q
most bitter feud, which has already
caused several tragedies. The trouble
has been made political one and one
side or the other has been exposed by
nearly every citizen in the county a
short time ago a deputy sheriff
was killed and the county attorney
waylaid and wounded. The other au-
thOrities have fled the county. Since
the murder of Deputy Sheriff Baum
gardner there has been no county
government. The county Judge, the
sheriff, the marsh all and the deputy are
all gone. The county clerk, Maj. Casey,
u non .combatant and non-partisan, is
tho only one left, and he has
received two or three warnings that
he had better go. Armed bands of men
patrol the county and make regular Wis
It's to Moorehead, and at any moment a
collision is looked for. The trouble
comes of the election of Sheriff Martin,
the Republican candidate, who received
majority of IL votes. There was some
trouble over this between him and q
man named Tolliver. A short
while ago Tolliver met Old man Martin,
relative of the sheriff, in saloon and
Tolliver shot him. Afterwar, a wit
ness swore that the killing was done by
the sheriff, and the trouble kept OF
growing till Baumgardner was shot.
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Young Ind, at BOARDING school

At some OF the French boarding
schools in Paris, the girls are fed on
weak soup, two or tn REQ degrees
stronger than hot water, meat, from
which nearly all the nourishmeut is
extracted by boiling; coarse veal wat
cry carrots aud gray, sour bread. The
young lady who comes homo alter few
terms Of this sort of dict may be very
learned, but is pale aud pOor-looklng,
lacking vlgor aud health. Give her
Browns Iron Bitters-tho best tonic in
tho world for young ladies' with impov'
erishod blood-and bring the roses into
her cheeks.
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rEAoH PROSPECTS MrRovED.
LONDON, Mach aO.-It II reported a..
day Ia newspaper circles that the pros
rect for peaceful solution OF mo Russo.
Afghan question has greatly Improved
during tho past II houra'
MORE Wan sHirs.
Tho British government has char
tered the now CunaTd steamer Etrurla
aud the steamers Oregon and Alaska
for service as armed cruiser transports.
They arc to be fitted with 10 guns each.
The admiralty has ordered the memoir
war Iron Duke, HoIspur, Hocato, Con-
quest and llyancinth, 10 bo prepared for
service. IL is presumed they are to 60
10 tho Baltic.
The admiralty has ordered into active
service the ships lnileXible, Devasta-
ton, Cyclops, Rupert, COrdelia, Voltage,
Active and Esmereld for Immediate
service. They will be ready for the sea
In Il few days,
RUssIA's REPLY READY.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the Times says: "Russia's reply was
ready on the Goth instant. Both gov
ornments desire 10 keep the contents
secret, and England proposed another
frontier limo. IL is not known
whether Russia accepts, but official cir
clos rely upon peaceful compromisc.
Great excitement has been caused BY
the preparations in India, which IL IS
stated arc tar In excess of Russla's prop
arations. Everything known hero
points to tho truth of the assertion that
calm Indifference has been exhibited by
tho Russians. except in small mill.
tary circle directly interested in the
Afghan question.
JOURNALISTIC JUDGMENT.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 80. - The
North German Gazette thinks the dis
puto between England and Russia OF
too trivial nature 10 fight about. The
Gazette says it IL difficult to understand
how II nation with such experience as
that of tho Soudan disaster can assume
such warliSe attitude toward n power
full military state.
lieves tho reply OF tine Russian minister
of foreign affairs will have a conciliatory
effect, and that tho marquis of nNLing-
ton expecting this, has postponed de-
bate on the queens message calling on
the reserves.
NAVAL ACTIVITY.
PORTSMOUTH, March 30.-The Bach
ante has been ordered ready to sail at a
moments notice. Twenty-Five gun
boats and 81 torpedo boats are ready for
crews.
THE AFaHANs READY TO MOVE.
RAwAL PINDI, March 30,-The mill
tary authorities have settled every de-
tail for an advance. of $4,000 troops to
Pisheen.
a FEW MORE FLOATING FIGHTERS.
CHARLESTON, March 30.-The admir-
atty has ordered the men-of-war Ajax,
Conqueror, Leander and Rover to pre-.
pare for service. IL is reported that
many other men-oi-war have been or
dersd in readiness.
TO PROTECT AUSTRALIAN PORTS.
MELBOURNE, March 3O.--Torpedoes
have been placed at the entrance TO the
harbor OF Port Phillips, and measures
are being taken for the defense of Ade-
laido and the ports of New South Wales.
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MISSING MAN.

VIII the person wi h whom Mr.. SERELLS
HANNAH (prol ounced Ham man or llarman)
boarded orwa accustomed to stop In Johnson
county, between September, 1853, and July,
1884, or with whom he stoppe between the
18th and I'D of last october, while en- route be-
tween Abilene and some point in Johnson
county, near Cleburne; or with whom he
traded his sorre, horses match ponies) for
span of mules while travelling In wagon
through The country between Abilene ana
johnson county probably in Johnson coun-
ty) between the last named dates; or with
whom he left his leather covered trunk, gui
tar and sewing machine instruments, from
or previous to the month of July, 1884, to
about the 22d of last october probably In
Johnson county; or with whom he stored or
TO whom he in anywise dispos d of his house
hold furniture at any time during he period
from August, 1881, 70 October 1891; orin whose
care and to what point he sent it further east
or southeast in october last. kindly commu-
nicate the facts with their names and local
ity, or any Information whatever regarding
Mr. HAHN, 10 NJ. HHman, Altorney-at-
Law, $50 Nassau ttreet, New York City. MIR
HANfAN was, in the years 1851 10 1883, agent
for the "New Home" sewing machine at Abb.
lene, and repairer of sewing machines in
Johnson county from September, ISSi, TO
July, 1854 1t is supposed that he left his
trunk with some acquaintance in The cOun-
try, near Cleburne, or in Cleburnc, aud called
for it about The 22d of last October. The fur
niture referred to was last used by his family
mt Htcn, and disposed of by him from that
place In / he fall of 1885, for period, 1t is pre-.
sumed up TO October last, when he sent 1t
further eastward to southeastward from the
place where he left. He left homo the eth
of last October, travelling eastward 10 south
eastward, overland, in wagon, with bows
and cloth cover, with team OF sOrrcl ponies
at the outset, which he traded on his way
between Abilene and some point Ia Johnson
county, near Cleburne, for span OF mules.
He was in search of a small farm TO purchase
He has been missing since last October, and
was last heard from in Johnson county, near
Cleburne. His absence can only be accoun.
ted for by his murder or loss of reas IN, as he
was fond of his wife and babies, and realized
their affection for him, aud he fully expect
ed to have them join him within six weeks
from the time he left. When he left Abilene
he wore short, dark brown HAIR and short
brown side-whiskers, with smooth shaver
chin, as shown in his picture elsewhere. He
wore small black hat, darn. green wooden
pants of rather heavy goods, coat of light
grey color, and light goods and vest of same
material, white domestic shirt, with linen
bosom, withoutany collar, and shoes with
lac fronts. He is medum-size, weighing
about lao pounds, Had careworn express
sion: rather large nose and thick lips; fight
complexion. About Ayears old.
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CONCENTRATING FOR BATTLE.

CONCENTRATING FOR BATTLE.
SUAKIM, March S0.--A convoy which
left here at an early hour this morning,
has arrived at McNeilps zereba. Il is
reported that the whole Of Osman Dig
mas force has been Withdrawn from the
surrounding country and is now con-
centrated at Tamanieb, whore they pro-
pose giving battle to Con. Graham. Ell
Mahdi has sent large reinforcements to
the Arab garrison at Berber. Mount
Hamund, to the north of Berber, has
been strongly fortified by the enemy.
1t is not expected that there will be
any severe fighting in tho attack on
Tamai. Each man will carry 20 rounds
Of ammunition and 40 rounds will be
carried for each gun. The force will adj
vance in three brigades
THE TRAITOR, PASHA.
LONDON, March S0.-Iebehe Pasha has
been landed at Gibraltar.
PROBABLY A CANARD.
A dispatch from Dongola states that
hundreds of disaffected Arabs are flock
ing to the standard of the rival of Ell
Mahdi.
THIS Is FISHY.
A spy from Tamai reports Osman
Digna deserted by almost his entire
force, only about 1000 followers remain
ing with him. A large convoy arrived
at the zereba on the Tamai road and
was not molested en- route.
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LONDON, March 3O.-Iu the house of
commons this afternoon the Marquis of
Huntington, secretary of state for war,
said the latest adyicos the government
had received from st. Petersburg were
to the effect that peaceful solution of
the RussO-Atghan question was more
promising than at any time since the
difficulty arose. Additional extensive
orders had been sent TO the Chicago
packing companies, as it was i'm
possible for English firms to compete
with Americans. Tie report that hun
dreds OF tons of American meat had
been found putrid was, he said, untrue.
THE SAME OLD EXCUSE.
In the commons, Harrington stated
that it would be prejudicial to public
interests TO explain the neg citations
with Russia. Tho latest from st.
Petersburg strengthens the hope Of a
satisfactory solution of the difficulties.
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|. rGIiCuId
lniantile Blood Purifiers and
Skin Beautillers.
Absolutely rurr aud safe nom the i'o-
mrnt uf birth,

ISIANTi.E audi Nun llum1rs MIX
i crust, SCALED HrHd, ErEemas aud e,rry
form Oi Itching, ncalg 'imply Seomlnus
cured by the CuTICuHA RfsoLVENT, the now
blood purifier internally, aud CurICuKA and
tIriCtiA SOAR, thr great skin cures, exc
formally, Absolutely puTr aud safe, aud may
b.. n.lI IrnmI I'M. IunuIrmI of LIrin.
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ABold Break by Panama Reb OILS.

PANAMA, March 30.-The Star and
Heraid's bulletins, published to-day,
announce that the steamer Colon was
seized to-day ia Aspinwall by the revo-
lutioRary party, who demanded the
delivery of the shipment OF
arms for the government on beard
for use in the revolution. The agent
refused TO make tho delivery. This TO
suited in the arrest of Conner, tho loesl
agent,of the Pacific Mail, and placing the
captain and the purser of the steamer
under arrest on board. Subsequently,
Capt. Dow, general OF the
Pacific Mail, Wright, the United
States consul, and lieutenant
of the American man-of-war Galena
were arrested and marched off to
Quartet. They were released at 6
O'Clock on condition that the arms
should be delivered, and the delivery is
now going on. The English and Amer
lean warships did nothing to protect
the foreign interest, because the
revolutionary chief declared he
would resist their interference by force.
Tie Americans are indignant at the in.
persons and property by
sn irresponsible rebel hord.
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wul.Hfr U. tUH..lIf .I ht uHtI.lrt
Trplpl leave hero Tonight ~ Aithok ih0
feyOlui lIuistg who Hra in strong iur.
sud with tho arms irum Tho C0ln1i Wit
probably control events in thuir own
wnv and la THAR own Interest.
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UWODKS M A CUARM IS

j, =, Week, -sIr Town Treasurer, ~. AL
bans, W., SAYS ma iutter dated MAY -; at
works 10 q charm GA my hAhy's face and
head. Cured me head entirely, aud has near
~ cleansed th' iune ~ sores, / have recOm-
mcndrd u Ia several, and DR., Plant has or
drTvd ID for Them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and
others whose q, occupation gives but little
exercise, should use Carter's Little LIVER
Pills for torpid liver and biliopsness.
One is q dose.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

Straw hats and linen busters will not
DO so very popular as herotoforei DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup however, will be as
popular as ever.
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BIG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CALLED

The News About Russia and England
More Pacific. Like Both are Afraid
-Riers Rebellion In winni-
peg-RoyaI Troops Out.
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.'OUR LITTLE ROY. |,

Mr., and Mn, Everett stebhius, Relcher-
town, Mass, write; "Our little boy was ter
ribly AFFLICTED with SerOua, salt Rheum and
Fry ,ipelas ever since he was barn, aud nOth-
ing We could give him helped him until We
tried CuriCy IA REMEDIES, which gradually
ouryl him until hr Is now a. fair as any
ahtlN
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Legitimate Barb Wire Can be PnTChdsI

FGr~THERE ARE SEVERAL STYIl
OF barb wire duly licensed by the own
ers ofall patents governing the inanufilctut
of barb wire and bearing their license stamp
and we would recommend their use, If after
thorough Investigation OF the true merits
of our wire and Its present low prices, you
find that you can afford TO purchase any
other style or inferior grade OF wire Inquire
FOR the genuine GLIDDEN. Sold only by us or
our appointed agencies through out the state,
n few of whom we name, rs follows:
w. w. Weston, Do,1as
Middleton, Stewart q Co.,
Henry Il Peak, -ort lv,r,%S
=, b. Mitchell x Co., 'ON
Cameron & Phillips, Abilene.
{. b. Norris, Graham.
Cleaves Il Fletcher, Gainesville.
hhooerISl tloiu"iv'N' " ''yi'"i sherman.
J'S.&S. II. Heard, Mckinney.
W. II. Chandler & Co., Plano.
James ArneisteGd, GreenVlle.
G. Dickson d Co., Cleburnc.
II. 4. Ferris, WaEahachla.
W ] Johnson & Co, CorSicanG.
Q. r. d j. J. Carter Lumber Co, Terrell,
SanbOrl1 81 w ay'n or,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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A Formal Declaration OF War, and An
Advance on Pekln Ordered.
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CEalvanized or Pointed.


TTNSTI STRENGTH, ZOO POUNDS,
Is made FROM NO. 70 STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and Is warraus
ted to be uniformly stronger and to
present more barbs per rod, being ct the
same time lighter, with the same size OF
main wires, than any other style. In cORse-
quence of these combined advantages, we
have good reason TO believe that It's sales are
FIVE TIMES GREATER than the united
sales of all others. After reviewing the above
statements and facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers afford 70 make . series OF
experiments with other, cheaper aud less
Wild ly known styles and grades of wire,
which Is manufactured without license,
and by this course subiectiNg themselves to
assessments for damages by the United States
Courts? 1t ls possible that the manufactur-
ers of unlicensed barb wire may offer to pro-
tect their patrons; but when this protection
Is offered we respectfully suggest that you
investigate the responsibility of the guaran-
teeors. While we disc lain any intention OF
monopolizing the barb wire business, on
readers will please remember that there ~
few, If any, articles manufactured wnit
leave so small II margin between actual ir
cost and the price at which
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PARIS, March 30.-3 p. m.-Rentes
have fallen to rs francs, 80 confines, on
reports that there is to bo popular
demonstration outside tho chamber of
deputies. Fears are entertained of sori'
Gus disturbance,
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FRENzIED FRGNCnMEN.

All Paris In u Rage Of Indignation
Against the Ministry
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OVER THE DEFEATS IN CHINA
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Jay Gould's wonderful new yacht will
it is said, be most completely and ele-
gantly furnished. Among other useful
and Indispensable things5Orderedt or it
was box OF Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup.
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European stocks

LONDON, March 3O.-Noon.-ConsoIs
81 3.I6, both for money and accounts.
3p. m.-Consols-FOr money, 81 9-16;
for account, 81 ZIG,
1870 y. m.-Consols 97B money; 972s
for accounts,
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"A TERRIBLE CASE

Charles ElyTe llnkle, Jersey city Heights.
y, j., writes, "My son, n lad OF r. years, was
completely cured ~ "a terrible ease OF Eczema
by the CUrICUEA REMEDIES, From the top
OF his head tu The sulvs Ot his !aui was one
mass M scuhs,' Every other remedy and
physicians Ind becn tried ,n vain.
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Emaclatcd children, with plmply, sallow
skin, the CuTICuHA REMEDIES VIII prove a
perfect blessing, cleansing the blenl and skin
OF Inherited Impurities, and oNpelling iho
germs Of scruiulu, rheumatism cuuTum. Ion
and severe skin diseases.
sold everywhere, Price: CUrICURA, 70
cts; REsoLvESr, 81; SOAR, - cts, POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send FOR "Uow To Cure skin Diseases"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-16
Gen. Sicklcs' Clutches.

New York Cor. Philadelphia Record,
The row between the Marquis de LeuvilIe
and Gen Sickles in the lobby of the
Aca lemy of Music the other night did
not amount to as much as was fondly hopel
by the reporters A few words passed
between them-high words on the part Of
the marquis, low on the part of Gen. SickleS
Tds latter seemed to be ashamed that any
one should See him band wing words with a
man OF Leuyille'sappsarance. Leuville, on the
other hand, was proud 10 be seen in alterca-
ton with so we'll known a tire-eater The
only wonder is that the general did no. hi
h,n over the head with his crutch. It woul
not ua tho first time that he had made use o.
TIN, formidable weapon.
Cre evening, just after the war, he was
standing in tie Office of the Westminster
hotel, when TIE conversation fell upon some
81 tAs late exciting Incidents The clerk 81
the DESK a bumptions, unpleasant fellow. be
gan 70 speak c0ntemptuousiy of the NORTH.
and minated that assassination was non.
TOO Good for 'Oll Abe Lincoln. The W, RS
mad scarcely left his mouth VIXEN Gen.
SicE!eS was seen to spring to his foot-i can.
not say feet-and, balancing himself aGains,
the railing, he lifted his crutch and brought
il aCro-s the unhappy clerks head with suci
force that lie knocked him off his stool out
into the middle of the office floor
Tie fact that he has but one leg does moi
seem to make Gen. Sickles any less of 6
terror to his enemies He is q man OF her,
cu!ean frame and perfectly fearless. Lei
| him get his lack against the wall, one
| crutcn under his arm and the other in hi
hand, and he can demolish crowd with a
much ease as a moving machine cut
| through the new grass.