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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

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Lord Salisbury, the conservative leader. doe,
not agree with Mr.. Gladstone in thinking dis.
establishment an issue of the remote future.
He insists that it is test question OF the pres
ent, and calls upon the religious sentiment to
come to the defence of the national church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-24
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

s,sn.D We fdefed sswinf|
Haeiihs fnm ~. ifm'si shipHI
in llnehda|h. Ouf nnlatiaf tfdeffh
one fNin hsiisa shipped in The SSH.
ptini lie tisid iunfh ifr' fht thau
dld Iu.day the pfnhnOis ~ Ihsas
soil afo plsrOd 81 the sauna tlsfN
vantage. rhA inads NJ the state
are dependent upon ihe iafu'
ffs flr an ftlsienrr, and YET i've
iarnrrs ranuut yet advantages even
equal ~ those who live cut ~ thr STATE
The farmers NJ Texas are tired VI lo'
my taxed ~ paw losses sustained by
those outside at the Slate. t|l l0s-ts
be sustained, which douh,
msusssra of railrt ads IN
Texas should stop aud consider who Il
il ihs' furnishes them with business
the farmers vii, AOt alHais continue
In Ignorance On his ana many other
important questions, 49,,
We can NOT think that railroad man
ayers telieya that ihe order al Patrons
at Husbaudgy are their enemies, We
can assure Them We are not, We
DO not want anything done
that will do injustice Ia them
Our position has been well defined II
We 90 wrong We ak to TO put Ilghl'
that 40 relief will come with
out thrir own efforts. WiJhug a.rHrl
% paflisanship Ih6y mH ut. u.ulr IS
daily more determined o. HaTu luuost
gud capable meu elected 20
all pl.iIiuna al igaHti men
woo can Hta hO'h sides OF qGts'
iiuus 81 general Interest. cannot 700
strongly urge that this, WIN al uthbI
questions Of Importance po discussed
hrtur, Tho sublrdlnNa Oranges, that
We may arrive ~ n hbltcr understand
ing 81 the a.,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

GALVESTON, Aug. 13 Special. To
days developments in the matter OF
the Texas railroad pool confirm the
statement made yesterday tia the
pool has been consurnmated ana
now only lacks the official signs-
lures o. several railroad executives to
put it into eject. President Sealey's
letter to the board Of director of he
Santa Fe, on which the directory
acted last night. suggested the elm
nation OF tho 6Oday clause,
S %n,en was az the Immediate
causs of disruption and RELOCATION of
toe matter back to tho orginators,
Gould, Huntington and 5ealy. As an
Offset to this concession TO the Gould
and Huntington intera SITS, making the
term OF contract straight five years,
instead of five years with
privilege, on giving 60 days. notice, OF
w,tnd rswiug after tho first year, the
Santa Fe has agreed on aroitr ration
Tor all difficulties that may. arise.
This prevents them peIhe
crowded TO- the wa by t Q
IN Ajority interests in the pool ana
ad units preservation Of their inde-
pendence. While the board of di
rect Irs of tho Santa lie, at
their meeting, ratified the action
of President Ssaly, and warranted
him in going ahead on the
ab I'VE basis, it is understood that &C.
ton was not unanimous. 1t is stated
that Mr.. Seaiy will at once act on this
authority, with the insertion of these
changes as ABOVE indicated. The pool
will 20 into operation at the earliest
possible moment, using the tariff OF
rates adopted at the conference held IN
LhiR city.
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Mstahachlo

WANAHAoHIE, AUG. ~ -lSpecial,l-
The thId days session OF the State
grange opened at 5 o'clock this morn
Ing, Master A, J. Rose in the chair.
M. M.-The house was called 10 or
der by W. IL. Harris and Immediately
procso dod 10 elect officers for tho an-
suing year;
Worthy Master-A. j. Rose, OF Bell
county collected,
Oyerster-J. Il, Long, Of Cherokee
cuVnIS re- elected,
Lecturer-A NJ. Keller OF Bell
county,
Stae william BlalOck, of Mar
shnll; IL elected,
Assistant STEWART. l.. Ray, OF
Wood cuuLiy.
Chaplain-E. II. Hatch, of Falls
county,
Tr Ssursr-J. IL. Henry, OF Lime
stone county; reelected.
S0cTttsry-R. l. Kennedy, of Lime
stluo county reelected.
G.te Keoper-H. {. Proctor, az Bowie
county, re- elected.
Ceies-MrS A. Rose, Of Bs!l coun-
ty; reelected.
elected.
Fiora-Miss Kate Blalock, of Mer-
shall; reelected,
Second Assistant Stowgrd-Mrs.
Kennedy, oT Limestone county; re-
elected,
Tho executive committee was next
elected:
l.. W. Saith, Of Travis county, chair
muu; JIM, Carson, o. Ellis county; NJ,
ii. Harris, of Dallas county.
Adj urnGd till O'Clock tomorrow
mOrriuEt
TITO brass band turned out st G
O'Clock tnis evening in iull uniform,
followed by about so OF tue Salamau.
Il 10 boys sefenading the grange.
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Henrietta.

HENRIETTA, Aug 1S.-[Corres-
popdeLce.l "A petition will be
presented 10 the commissioners
court of Clay county to-day
bearing the required number of sigma
ures, asking that an election be or
uered lii tEls rUllnsy 10 determine
whether or not local option shall pre-
YAH. The court will order The cleo
ZION, To be- held some ume in Septein-
bor. Although r insjori'y OF ths poo
pie 10 town are opposed 10 local option,
still il is thought 1t will carry III the
county, large number OF people
!avoiing 1t. A desperate effort Will 90
made to defeat it at the pOlis.
A nice rein last n,gbt, the first in
over month. II WAS needed badly,
and will be OF great benefit to the COT
ton and iruit crops all over the county.
Two train loads OF beet cattle wero
shipped from here to Chicago yester-
day and one today.
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osaia .,asm a,aaaaa,,s,.

About tso months Hso tho tee
was slated In the local columns
al Tnn iGHAtp that tho head
quarters of the u1uld sYsiom
Of rail avs for Texas would,
within the following three months b.
moved Ia Dallas, Tho Information
camo straight from - Trustworthy
source, and the reporter knew whereof
ho spoke, Nut ~ was hfHhieh ~
hoHdquaTiefH and thToush lht
press ~ false ahu VIII
out foundation Ihe lnlnIihan' :
though noe railroad man. was
In a position ~ know what WAS going
ON, blit he declined, as hu had Tlght
10 do, To permit the reporter Ia use his
nauo la the matter. The suhst Qnent
visit OF railway officials aEd the vaTi.
Gus reports concerning tho establish
ment ~ the Do HduuaT,efa here and th'
proposition %. MrIlr T0mpkins, which
has since neen accepted, was also
published Ia these columns hulnh
three weeks since, Tuesday Mr., w
III, New nan, ltight manss.f OF lh'
Gould ihUs IN Texas rni LOUISIANA
WAS ia tne rity ana no aud Mr. W, H.
Abrams, land commissioning OF the
Texas * Pacinc road, spent ihu Gay IN
close consultation ~ II Major Iuml
kins uuh Nj, j h, Flanders, the nTchi
Itct rl6 iunl lursiluu oi the hullt-
ing on MsJ'r rOmpkins' lot, 20 lret
front on North Commerce street
by 100 feet deep, Just
east OF tho Merchants exchange,
was mentioned IN yesterday morn
ing's HERALD. This location mas beeu
determined urOu ana the iTHdo closed,
II ygtu t. "A hVudsOIuo TnrAt.- story
brick bulldog, fronting 20 Ieot on
Commerce street and extending back
100 feet toVRId Main street, Auuhl 20
feet ui tlO 100 iort VIII ba devoted
10 lalgo Two story hre-
proof 9Hutt fFr the records
The 'front.' VIII bs composed o! fhilG
delphia pressed brick aud VII! DC ol
Ornamental dcs'gn, trimmed VIII
lin, stone. rh- bui ding IL 70 DC al
yid6d intp seven sUi,s of uillces ana
will ba constructed so rs 70 insure
gooi iignr ard ventilation. The con-
tracts Nll be let next week aud the
structure hurried 20 npit completion.
It's ia cus $4,000. MI j. Il. Flanders
Is tho architect and lays that when
completed 70 viii ne ono ot tho band
soonest TuClurpS In ho state.
The ioratiun ut th8 headquarters
here is quite a card tor Dallas. The
railway company will lease the prop
erty for n term ot years
The folio viug officers will come
here by this move: General superiE
tendents oi the Gould lines III Texas.
general passenger sgent, general
freight manager, auditors eiloe,
treasurer. ,ifice, claims Office, stOck
agents Off ,e, land oiire, and perhaps
others. me land office Is already
here,
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From lBonhaIA.

BoNHAM, Aug. 13.-[Correspond-
ence we were favored with a good
shower of rain this morning. II was
needed very badly. Everything was
burning up. TIE Thermometer has
dropped to 70 from 1Oi yesterday. The
cotton crop, which is partly late mere,
will, be- greatly hel ped by this rain.
The lawn party at Mr.. Bon Dyer's
was wei, attended last night.
&C. Kline, of Kentucky, is giving a
series Vt lectures at the Christian
cburcu or Sunday schools and their
works. He has crowded houses each
night.
once more, after passing through quite
q severe spell of fever.
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Aug. 10. - Special. - The
governor to-day appointed the follow
ing public weghers for Galveston
George WoolstoD, A. S. Labazsn, 5. b,
Burck, T.. h. Weeks and g n. Lauye.
rho governor to-day Issued tho iol
lowing:
WHEREAS, 1t has come TO tho kpowl.
edge ~ the executive that persons
trcm Vera Cruz and possibly other
places infested by yellow fever in the
Republic OF Mexico arc now entering
tnis State by way of Ell Pa-o, Laredo
and other points on the Rio Grande by
railway ana private conveyance, III
direct violation of the quarantine
proc lamation issued March 20, 1855.
Now, therefore, 1, John Ireland,
governor, by virtue OF the
authority invested la me
by the laws Of the State, hereby de-
clare that on and after this date
August Is, quarantine shall be On
forced on the Rio Grande against all
infected places in Mexico. Quarsn-
tins stations will be at once established
at Laredo and Ell Paso, and railway
inspec ions be made on all incoming
trains. Passengers on trains coming
east from the Rio Gfande will be re
auired to show passports from the Ole
GERS at Ell Paso and Laredo that they
nave not, within period of 20 days,
been in Vera Cruz or any other place
infected by yellow tevor. All cit1sens
on the border are requested to render
the officers assistaI GO. Persons vio-
lating this proclsmat alton " IL be sub
iect to fine and imprisonment.
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Mysterious shooting

Yesterday morning about 2aO
o'clock, Two men dressed in 80 garb
Of cowboys rode up ga Plt'eTson's
drug tiru corner Of Main aud Puy-
drrn SffeOts aud asked Tor physician .
d. Veal, who VAS attending The Idle
- ild cluu'- ba !, was sent for when ono
uf tua young men quietly informed
him that no had while examining q
pis.u! shot himself IA tha righ' nRGd.
Ou examination H. WIS found that the
hall had shattered or torn through the
palm ~ his night Rand aud entered
iu-E below tho thumh, hi'h n,coSsl'
ta;od pfohhg whigh EG stood with
marked iuTtitude, having located IN"
bal, lhs physician administered chls-
ruiornl aud extracted the bullet. Tho
range OF tho sLUt and tho iBct lhsL tho
Young man was right hendeo, made
10 look V6Ty much IKE some one else
than himS,lfdid the shooting. While
under tho influence Of chiorUiorm he
wolld yell out ground them up thoie,"
"wster Your horses boys" "hold up
YOUR hands" aud such talk as that
lie said his name was johnson, and
that of his companion Jim Bagget.
They stated that they lived Mae mules
south of tho city Daring the opera
ton Btgget appear, d anxious TO got
away ~ soon M possible. They were
not communicative and there appears
TO be u mystery sbout the affair.
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The state Grange and Transportation.
10 his annual, address on the 10th
instant, at Wsxahachie, the Worthy
ME- Ter A. j. Rose had the followip g
to say Oh the question of transporta'
ti9n
This question should be better I'M
ierstood by the masses Of the people,
SIS very industry must come IN con-
tee with the common carrier. These
-Norations are powerful in their in
nnaace, controlling our legislative
bod es and even the courts OF
tho country to an alarming
extent. IL is hoped that time, patience
and perseverance will adjust this
question tGuitably to the carriers and
b 40 ueoDe. Railroad corporations
recaiye their authority from the States
70 construct their roads under such
rules and regulations rs are prescribed
by law. The constitution of the
United States, adopted before one mile
ofrailrosd was built, gave Congress- ~ .
right to regulate commerce with Tor
aiqn nations and between the States.
a question. frequently DECIDED ny the
courts of the country, has been that
thu government has The constitutional
right to regulate and control transpor-
tatjon lines. The Patrons of Husband
Nv have the honor of taking with sue
cess the first appeal case TO the
hiahest tribunal known. Since
III. decision a number of Others have
been tested with like results. State
Lev Stat on Is important on this ques
tiofi, bnt national legislation il far
mora so. The national govern
CITIZENS. Yet it has long been neg
lecied. why? Can it be possible We
haps corp Ofations which are rapidly
absorbing the wealth Of the
nation, and yet 90 intricate in their
Inenagen eDt and so powerful In
their infusuc CO that Congress cannot
cevlse means to control them? IL j.
evident to all that If not controlled
hoy will prove very detrimental TO
ocr republican institutions.
There is - remedy for oil this, but 1t
will not be- applied 30 long as the M
Dority controls the majority. Let Con
ross proceed cautiously but surely
IN this question. Let few i'm
Dortapt steps be taken in the right
diractiop, Put an end to
no1liup and discrimination;
make rates equal to all for like service,
AND If msximum rates are fixed, make
then so low that all will be charged
the same. We are opposed 10 snort
UfnlS DAyiUE lDE iOnk LOUIS " IVA Wv
loss as sustained by them. Texas con-
ercssmen are solid for enacting. such
IavEas Will 10 Justice to the roads and
te me people. Lat the people give
them all the encouragement th9t their
ear est Efforts deserve.
Texas has given l6 sections Of land
rer nile for the construction OF her
railroads. This land was the property |
OF her citizens, which at
present prices, would moro
thar build ali the roads in lexis.
Bat THIS IL not All. One of her best
roads received &c sectors of land per
milo, and this, together with the road |
and sll appurtenauces, is exempt from
taxation for 25 years. Not
pithstsnding ibis They VIII bring
-fff hit from points hundfedr VI mii9sj
orgonS our border 10 the niOst distant
l,s,lnfs In the state for less than thsy
viii from one point 70 brother within
the State. We ciIs 40 in-4
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IL Your Liver Keminds You

or its existence by duh pain or sharp
twiDges in the right side, or beneath
the dexter shoulder.blade, accept the
reminder as 4 warning, and regulate
the organ without loss of time, by
the use of Hostetler's Stomach Buffers.
The above symptoms are usually &C
companied by yellowness OF the skin,
COZ stipatiop, turred tongue, disorder
OF the stomach, sick headache and
morning nausea, But q reform Is
promptly instituted by the Buffers, the
best possible substitute for calome),
blue PHI, and other super potent and
hurltul drugs enormously designated
as remedies Tor bilOusDess. Appetite
and digestion are restored, and the
bowels resu 30 activity when an i'm
pe,us is given to the functions OF
health by this sterling snti-biions
medicine, which also has the effect OF
eDriching and purifying the clrcuia
ton, and fortifying the system against
malerial infection in air or water. II
is also highly beneficial for rheuma-
tism, kidney and bladder troubles.
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Dr.. Richau's GoIden Remedies

Will not radically cure. DR.. Richap g
Golden Balsam No. will cure syphilis In
its primary and secondary stages, such
an old ulcers and liberated sore throat,
scalp ana II stages of the disease, eradi.
eating disease aud mercury thoroughly.
Price S. per bottle, two bottles for 80. DR..
rticnuus Golden Balsam No. Will care
the third stages or Tertiary syphilis
tism are connected with the. pl imary and
secondary. / have hundreds OF ceftitlcates
where miraculous cures have been etiected
by these remedies. Patients cal and drink
what they like, aud require no outward ap,"
plications. Hundreds suffer from sypi
iitic and mercurial rheumatism who are
not aware Of IL, and defy snch TO OBTAIN q
radical cure without the use oi th's medi-
cine. It's beneficial effects are felt ~ once.
II has raised men from hospital beds In one
week. " no have laiL there for years under
the best practitioners i n the city, and is
the only raGit al cure for the worst dis
ease known -Syph' is. Price IS per bot
tie, or two bottles for 50. II saves yourself
1T caves your offspring fro m the faint Of
this scourge. DR.. Richau's Golden Anti.
doJe, IL safe, p.ed, pleasant and radical
gravel and all urinary arrangements. &C
com panied with full directions. War
ranted to cure. Price So per h tile.
Dl. Ricnau's Golden Enxer dc Amour,
a radical cure for Spermatorrhpa, general
debility In old or young, giving vitality and
II. parting energy with wonderful effect to
those who have led life of sensua)ity or
self-aeu.e. 1t is invaluable to those who
are anxious fer an increase of fanny.
Nothing more certain in Its effects. II is
composed of the mot powerful Ingredients
in the vegetable kingdom. Harmless but
speedy in restoring health. Price 70 per
bottle, or two bottles tor SO. Trade supplied
at liberal discount.
On receipt of price, by mail or express
these remedies will be shipped to any par,
Of the United States and Canadas, free
to all Coz respondence-strictly confidential.
Private parlor for ladies' The doctorcan
be consulted at his office from a. m. to .
p. m. ~ nv, o,a
y arr,ck street. New York city. n.
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Cnnturod On tic Ely.

At a late hour Thursday night Asron
StrsusburGer, who is wanted a. Har'
rold to answer to the charge OF as
sault 10 Kill, WAS arrested by Detective
Jack Duncan and lodged In the county
Jail. Duncan had never seen hun, but
got u pointer that no had gone to
Charlie S.ruck's saloon, corner OF JACK
son and Austin streets. Duncan
walked IN and found a dozen or more
men playing dominoes, chatting ana
drinkiag beer. He studied the crowd,
pretending 10 be Interested in the
games, but he could not de.ermlne
which was his man. AS last resort
he started out ,f tho room into The
saloon aud pretending as through be
had just recognized him, sait:"hello
Strsusburger, old boy, como take
snmathin :" IL worked like IA charm,
or Strausburger arose from one OF
the tables and Joined MIN in = glass
of beer. They walked together up the
street, Duncan telling him where and
when he met him over year ago.
When they reached Main street, Dun
can called him his prisoner. He was
duu b 'ounded for awhile but Went
q Iietiy along to the Jail where no Is
now awaiting the arrival o! an officer
from Harold.
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a Wonderful an,

JEFFERSON, Aug. 10 Correspond.
ence. l. During the reunion at Green
yille 1 heard great deal of talk about
Dr.. J. l.. Fowler, phrenologist and
mind-reader. The talk about his won
derful powers was not strange to me;
he examined my besd two years ago,
AZ Palestine, in this State. After de-
scribiHg my disposition fully, he re-
MARKED: "You have been untortu-
nate in business, but Won are going to
como out all right. You have some
mining interest. You don't value
it ghly. 1t is valuable; look
after it. Your mind has
been running end dwelling on
a Louisiana lottery ticket. l would
advise you TO buy a five dollar ticket.
took his advice and drew n prize of
Sl1 COO. L visited Colorado and find
my interest is valuable. Ifind that all
that l have heard express themselves
think as I do; that DIR. Fowler is the
ablest adviser, mind reader and phre-
no!uglst alive or in the world this day.
Among the many, Mr.. Wootan, of
Wootan Wells, informed ms that bs-
fore the Wootan Wells had gained any
reputation, the doctor told him his
wells would be noted far and
powers, and that his piece would be
the leading watering place ia the State,
and, in fact, would rival the Hot
Springs of Arkansas, and it seems that
ia already fulfilled, tor [ hear the
WOotau Wells spoken OF daily, and
the wonderful cures the waters
nave performed. l could mention
hundreds of other casos where bis
statements have come true. II you
have any dou hts consult him privately
and alone. He never tells all of q
mans acts before any one, and / am
satisfied you will act on the DOCTORS
advice and consider his knowledge
wnnlarful