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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25
NOTICES


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ stevens, Vt lSs Harwood, corner Ugr
wood an Bryan streets, tells past, present.
anu ,uture events, causes speeds marrisve
und btlng. separated together, and curs "a
All discusses by magnetism.
NoIlCE To TkANElERS-fPYOU GO
~ toti,hurne, stop a. tae GArr HorsE:
levy furnished; tlsteps nom the lsllroad
depo u splendid table; 81 and 81 20. ac
eoclins TO rooms, sens Snn
NoLtCE-uArNAN HOUSE, DENToS.
~ ,tNas, = thr' story brick hotel. with
" eed,rooms " Z, farnished; furniture
anu lease TOT yale; tho only hotel IN ihe
placo FOR particulars, address oainsn
septit-lm
NoItCE-tlIM M NFTER TINS
~ daie we pledge our v,sio each other
tIal We VIII lot 20 u cI.d business, ami
el sales win be cash ~ gucd commersi"
paper Oh delivery of goods
Nv. LIZ KIR,
No. edo. SMITH.
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MARRIAGE GUI'Inl

-tU FeSts, tfne PIafs.
Elegant cloth and gilt biadiug. Sealed ~
~ money or postage stamps. Over fifty vo.is
not, WAY. Proper ageto NARY WSon,.y,s -
Manhood. Womanhoed. Phys;e,l dsr,.
should marry. How life and happines,r
increased. TEoss married or about ~ ~
shosid read it: of interest and ysiys.
thinking nan and woman. Pspvl,r
paR6 ssvsr. 35c. Address M. wired
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,.OS SALE-AS ATTRACTIVE AND
4 eNmfortab'e home. corner lot fO1l b.
g. ou1 with shrubbery and shade trees
large shing e-rvoi stable, with 3 hor'
81 is, two bnsgy rooms aed eorn.esib; ex-
ceItm We oi water; also beautiful
building lot, lt0Nl2S, enclosed VITO a NAT
fence aud mss shade trees la front; either
or both can be bought from the owne, al n
na ssin, Address 4. 7. ROBINSON, =. q.
DoA 50, p.llAs sepgs-it
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The teeth and the breath OF nj, p.ople of
taste
All are sro,lcss and sweet; bni.vh.n run.
ming To waste
fhev show thai theirowners are lacking in
ecnsc,
For All can procure q, a tinlng oxpen,e
- have shone
In The mouths OF all cla,scs-aom cabin 10
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We mako succlslty OF the celebrated
Joel X. Frazier whisky, and Wagon.
haeuser beer exclusively.
Two BROTHERS, SALooH.
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A Positive Written Guaran,.,

gwen In every cuRAsLz CASE where 49,
ists y IS frankly stated. Complete syn,.es q II
enabling you to properly state yopr r s,a 9lalI
iee, 5op1ge book; either ser, enc tam
Blood Impurities and Blood Po;ssp.,.
marcR"ai cad other Affections Of nM
SKIN and so7es, 6iotebes, ewoiio,ss V N
sores and Oicsrs. Painful Swag;.s
from whatever cause, positively ana -
driven from the system, by means Of s,,, io,ss
Isr.n knsrDiss. Srisrsnd SWOLLEN ns
asd RHEUMATISM, tho result OF blood -
positively cared. No poisonou, S,rpo
Catarrh, Throat. Nose. Lung Dls.a...
Constitutional and Acquired ~.
nessss OF both sexes, treated suee,"SSi
Age and experience are fuporss
proved good resnedies Of al! ages And so..a
are used. and kno~ing wha, to give, no ss..
1.sais are made. On account Of ths ~.
Der Of cases applying, the charges .rs 49,
often lower than is demanded by o,b.,. er' n
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Should not fail 20 see those portraits
OF Mayor Brown and Asse,sor BorcI.
now ON exhibition At J. ID. Roberts ~
Cos. AIT Emporium, az Film street.
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Nsstce TO Publishers.
A Chambers Folder in perfect order
roc sale cheap. Address HERALD Office
Dallas, Texas,
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Go TO Tension Bros., for saddles and
harness = opposite ssnest's, Him
street.
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A toilet Essential

Pomades aud cosmetics may DO dis.
pensed with, but not so the Rragran,
S0ZODONT; tho most wholesome and
efficient article for tho teo.h that the
world has ever known. Its popularity
Ia Immense. In the brown atono pai.
zee and the cottage, 1t 10 alike consld-
er,d Indispensable.
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FOR SALE.


I'OR sALE-IN DALLAS COUNIY-A
i One country residence and ,to5lI fnrrs
OF ~ acres, eaAtlful location ana well
lmprovedi al best and, large 10 room
dWeill1s, very cJnyenient; soft water in
hl'cn' D Wuodhouss, ce.lbr, voIandas all
dronhd; eOunohaoe Of wster ut house, osra
md pastu c ~. fruit tr.ei, an zinc, ami
~ s. varieties, hnIubOery aud ornamental /
trees; lAe yard; room tenement house;
.rse sincf ba.n. crAutries anu Dol house;
lsnoie wood lot; ABOUT 80 bdshel corn; q
.Ius 81 nay ~ Gcad OF catt,e, graded; ~
Aesi a WORK sig-k. msrs., IiuIss and
Ao4Nei, L4e 4 Year old jack and stud: 20
sand OK b2es IA duube st.iy Lansstro,h
ANV. hogs, moving mschiue, rake plowa
an wagons ana tools era vel ltgutgtt.
inf.n, All az u great sgcflhce on account
ui declining health-SllisO Payments
convenient. STEWART CRAVEN Oviiia.
Texas, or SOUTHWEST LAND CoIPArY,
10 hsln sttee', Dallas, Texas. dSw.im
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k OR SENT - NIUE BUSINESS
= house No. el7 Elm street: 80 feel
deep glass finish and IN II front In rear
Apply 70 JOHN BROWNING, l,5i Elm st,
rA.aIu- L.,
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Road wagons, pbWsons, bugsies and
all styles OF vehicles for sale low, by
Orr, 71 Main street.
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~, n,onc s.,.! The srocsr. has a. lno sca,
bought anywhere.
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Its "nevor too late 80 mend" with
ErALDfSa's GLUE.
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y u
The growth OF this Industry 4, an n.
lustrstion Of the DEVELOPMENT Of the
manufactures OF the South. From 40
1ills, employing S,5O+.S.Q, this bust
mesa hiss increased ~ lfs mills, having
capital OF Sl0,1s2,459, Or, ia Other
words, 1t Is now more than three uoes
- great as 1t was In 1850. According
70 these figures, the number OF lil!a
shows slightly larger rate OF increase
thAn the Ainoun. Of capital, tho aver
are capital per mill in 1888 being SS5,.
sl2, and st present Sli,9i9. This is
probably due 70 the erection OF
. number Of ANAL mile, costing
from $1,000 10 $4,000. during the
Last few years. II is also possible that
OR hsures giving tho capita at She
present time do moi fully represent the
amount Of capital invested In the hus.
iness; Tor, while someof the mills have
alargtr capital stock than the amount
OF cash actually invested, yet many
others nave, out OF their profits ia
times past, enlarged their mills, in.
creased their capacity and In some
casss, we believe, buiit new mills.
without making any additions 10 their
sapitsl stock.
Tho LARGEST capital OF any one com.
pany Is S5Ve,25c, and the next large :,
1u,OOo, both OF which are fully paid
up.
Tho preceding ststiaiics show that
IN Florida, Georgia, North and South
Carolina, this industry has been ere.
ated since 1850, neither Of these States
having single cotton seed mill In
thai year. The greatest increase has
heer In Texas, where % mills aud ST..
S8p0 have been added. Arkansas il
second In the increase In capital, but
AlabsnA aud Georgia arc ahead OF
that State in the increase in the mum.
oer OF nnills. The aggregate increase
n the business hss been log mills. and
VS. sN.- Baltimore Aanuiacturer's
Record.
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DOR RENT-A BRICK BUzTS Ess
4 house, $50 feet deep, IL feet from iloor
70 ceiling glass front; suitable for Clothing
house, apply 10 joan BROWNING, 1857
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s Cold drink. sood, oiEs,. and Was.
nSussy eSefs exclusively d Two
Tsnlsoa brcs., sls Elm ssrsss sppo.
49,! :s So <: s: &: g: 9: 81 ::
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tpR RENr-BRICk SIOKk, sIS Elm
L street, - feet deem; newly fttet No In
good condition. Apply to ions Brown.
ING, 1857 Elm street, se.in.,,n
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TOR RENT-BuGLDING, 90 MAIN. OPP
A ,posite court house, in good cond lion 4.
make eood drug store Apply 10 ions
no MNihG, 1857 Elm street. sepiO.im
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The most popular cigarettes 81 tho
popular price are OnrrA Pulls.
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l'oR ALE--A GO ID sECOvD.uAND
j. o'gan at low price. and easy terms ~
desired WILL a WArKtS & Co, Herald
EoR sAlE-lS,oO ACRES orLASprN
y stephens county, partly Improved
aud IcnVedj obnndaute OF Twin wSter,
land nlst'ciass aud suitable Tor ranch pur.
poses or farming; splendid ocaliOa Tor a
DION! Apply TO the southwest I.qnd
So,ul l,- E-. y, Sep;l--lm.
Eok rALE.,ON ACCOU IT Or -EGn5
4 heaiih, Will sell bargsin In han, and
res.de &c In q growing town OF lQOi inhnb.
ltants, which ships 1900 bales OF cotton
and uuc %, the best cattle shipping po,Sts
IN northeast Texas; location very healthy
Lot Iefihcr Information apply 10 W l..
HALL, Herald Office ~ " scp.Im
tNuh ALs-.WE HAVE ruR SALE OK
L ose for n term OF 3 20 years, n lp, ici
.! llVleet, On the L & = track, convenient
% ine nusluess center % Tie city. u sp'en.
u!a location for ctHln or Agricultural i'm.
plewput business, or ior a wWehouse nor
,sttpet iuinrmMioI, apply 20 MURPHY 4
80 AM, he0l i-tRtu and gpllrr In !.
AfoU u, II Kim stroct, .sp,.in
i'oR SALE..IhhEE HOUSE S-.ONT
Il aaNbl, story, ro0ms: cine SIX isiotv.
ofooms' one SN6l, : DRY, = rooms, with
W"'sr n ene aiain plsS, 10 be moyed or IN %
AUCTION and Commission House, 81 aud
" w. i.' i-. s,s, ~. scpiO.2 Z
tNoh eALt-rHB JOHN FUVATIY
Irin, Nith nj improvements, marhin.
cry, GO situated Ia limestoup couatv
leNas, ~ fntlts east OF Waco, ard Z mnss
Tom NJ. Calm, GU the Tcxas !
~. uls raj road. and consis !.
ing Of about siCo acres Of the very lea,
lnimlng lands. with about 500 nc-es IN snt.
hvation; there Is an abundance OF ysats,
pasture and timber land In the trsc. Fot
,uriher particulars, apply TO ufts,AS
lkMls y No.. Galveston, Teyas, s,r2 a.,
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EoR SALE HOTEL FURNITURE
4 anu GOODWILL for sale. Doing good
paying business. Present proprietor sell
because hls other basiness demands an al.
Taylor, Real Estate Agent, Abilene,
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EpR SALE-A ,OMfLEIE SLr III,
L black mtth's tools, including me lat.
eSi nnd most improved fixtures. Apply M
1927 I'm street. eestii. 30 ~
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TOR sALE-A SPLENDID LITTLE
Il ANN OF - acres, ~ miles vest OF
Hu. chiua; 80 acres In a fine site Of crlti.
'atlou end Ia ance In y air e.: good RANGE
access Olei well-built ir me house OF
Tollns, An ineXnau.iible Well aud an ever
us ing spring; VIII sellRta .arRnin. For
int1htr part oalsr', apply to +. VI NIX, on
re ne tIe J,a, or 70 MURPHY & BoLANz,
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EIk RENT - BUSINESS House eli !
II Elm rect, l5O feet deem, Is lee; vide
4, ieet RON hoo 10 ceiling; suitable for dry |
soouS or ,addiery, Apply 10 loHS BROWN. |
80. -, W.. 1lLn Street sep'r I'm /.
EOk RENT = BUSIs EeS HOUSE, OF |
a Lin street, LOO fe,t deep, 81 feet wide. |
10 iset ceiling; suitable and well located
ii99r-d drug store Apply " JOHN BRowS No,
", ~ - :. L..u s.-teL. sepi0.lm /
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E'ok ,ALE-HOJSE OF FOUR ROOMS
a and hue gal good CO lar a 4 els.
.eIni 'Su sdNi'oi me fr.!t, splendid hsr-
Building. s.nN;coj.tf
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENr-hY OAK r & co, sI2 ELM
4 street, twoe CANT suits of rooms, suit
able for oices, over Ch!ns Hail, next TO
Dallas National Bank Entrauce fron,
eoih Vain and y IN Cheap sep2a.7i
ROR Nl-FURN lShEp HOUSE OF
rooms, known rs 80. QDCommsrce
street, corner OF Ray street. with modern
conNenieucss, and the finest location in the
city fora nrst-Clsss hoardinS-huuse; wifi
rent II Tor one or two years 10 a respousibIe
tnent. For price and iusihsr particulars,
Apply 20 MURPHY & BoLANs, ~ Main
STREET soma. &
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w who caa deposi! 355 security, TO ac.
"a E9ents for the Union New compapv.
Ap.ly or address the USIos NEWS Conf
PAkr, Union Depot, Fort Worth, Texas.
septlA-lW
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Dial 49,. is $40, 40

: The increase in the number OF mills
ana In tho capital invested has been as
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IA ANFAD - LADY AGENTS tUk
w "Daisy" Skirt and STOCKING Suppnrt.
ers. shou der Braces, Bosom Forms. Dress
shields, Rubber Bingham, Bihs, Aprons,
sieaves, Infants Diapers, etc. Our l,O0i
agents ars making money fast; so can you.
Addres, with stamp, Il II CAMPBELL *
20 sOnlh Nav sirR-i. Chinagn. anhlhl
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M ANTED--BY TIE T. r A., THE
w be't corporation life In uranc, m.
pany America. n live, active man to
rsptese ut the comp ny In Dallas Address
Il. =. PARRosr, Was Te as seplg- If
WANTBD-TEN GIRL. Al ONCE,
W for general homework; two f1milie,
10 west sefera farm hands: black.
SMITH; family on farm near the ely 80
noodohoppers, girls 10 20 north, east and
Weai, fars paid. Intelligence and Employ
mont Once. 9 Main street, psllAs
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~ isg.s ,.si &c tuy At,r., s.c-Uly '.ss tx ,.y4
4. -, a.s-, fcm "A. v tssPW ...t,- - y
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W ETRO TKSYE kKs STOP AT
w the C.ey land Hsuse, Abilene Tex s,
Mr.. Bertha Benson, Proprietress. House
thoroughly ntted p and conducted on the
9uropean pan with restaurant attached;
II Gals 81 all hours, and polite att ntiOn;
special induce uentio drummers. fe lO..i
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NJ AhlEb-A GOOD MAN TINT IN
w der'tands the care Of horses and work
ABOUT the yard. apply TO EDwIs SMITH
No. s23 Pearl street, between Brys- aud
San Jscinto streets seps.-st
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LAGER BEER BALES
81 nub Republican. November Is. 1875
THE Official returns OF the Revenue De.
parimeni for the year ending November /,
show the enormous quantity OF - ,OS1 bar.
rols of Logger Beer cold by the ANHEu-
sEhBusCH BREWERY. This return
proves them 10 be the larses, Brewery In
The West All oriersa,s promptly nned.
ADDRESS;
LOUIS RTtCuENsrEtN
Dallas. Tcxas.
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W AN ED YOUNG LADIES IN CITY
w o, country To work for us at their
own homs1i fascinating employment no
mat distance no ObjectioAl; 81 to SO per
Week c be made No canvassing; par
tlculays free or sample OF work mailed tor
4cents In stamps Please ADDRESS ONE
MASuFAcrURISa Co, Boytol, Mass. p.
q Box 1915. se1S.dvwlrn
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~ ANTI --s:E FiCIHNT MEN AND
W women for pleasant sad pcont bic
em2!oyment. ply n, once TO kasa <
Nc ally, AgsHts, los sycamore 81 sep24!f
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The flloving are The letters rsDaining
IN tee poet cfsics ~ Dallas. reJas. for the
week ending sept. -. issS. II not called
for within four veeks same VIII be cent 70
the dead letter efdee. Psrties calling for
these ie,tsfs viii plesss ssy "advertissd.' ?.
JONI III CoCBAAH
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WhNIEU A NO 1 fkMALE COOK
w I'D two waters: white preferred.
Address *. Her Id office sep25.tf
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VA AhrhD-BoARI AND NICELY
", FURNISHED bed. room 49, gentleman
Address p. o RoN s. sepiS-4t
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WANTED-AGENTs 10 SELL IN
w K e's Patent Lamp Collars Nolamp
viii explo chile using them sample by
mail p cents G. I. RovAs, State agent.
sG MSin street, d ellas, Texas septie-tf
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" ANIED-AUENIS FOR A MN
w aad otnplets Life OF Grant, sai q
immense; agents report 30 o. aad IS copies
Ssek' a grand chance n make HOsey.
Address Iesas BOOK and tible Co., 80 Elm
street, "a -. 1exSs pa ;fn
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WANrED-THREE NAPABLRY YOUNG
" isfiss ~ good chsrac yerte welt On Ia
els In Dants's II s,sursnt sos Main street,
opposlle fcstofffcs, enrs Wo IN sepei-4I
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Nv FIED-3UIIEMAk TO WORh
w by the piece at 10 cents Z firtt cla.s
ties, an 10y the day at 81 50 for scorers and
- yers and IS Tor h-sers Alro wanted
lOtesms 10 laul ties ny the piece. Apply
10 the nndertigped at MlneOl., Texas, who
win prvmplly apswer all inquiries Job
lasts AT winter :, yuCKr2LAS Agent
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nAfiAs, sertnmber o, IL, 1' ID
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-22
A HERO OF THE LATE WAR.
dwelling Of the Statue of Gen. Frank P.
Blair, at st. Louis.

ST. Louis, May 21-The bronze statue of
Gen. Frank P. Blair, which was set up in Forest
Park, some days ago. was unveiled this after
noon, in the presence of over 10000 people The
procession, which formed on Union avenue and
marched to the park, was very long and COM
posed Of a battalion of United States cavalry,
the First Regiment of State militia, all the local
posts of the G. A. r., and large number of the
civic societies and orders OF the city. Besides
these several thousand people went out by rail-
road, street-cars and in all kinds of vehicles.
The ceremonies began about o'clock and con-
sisted of major generals artillery salute, music
by the Arsenal band. somejntroductory remarks
by Peter l.. Foy president OF the Monument
Association, unve.ing of the statue by Mrs.
Christine Graham, daughter of General Blair,
an Grafton on the life and public services of Gen.
Blair, the presentation of the statue to the city
by President Foy, and its acceptance by Mayor
D. r. Francis. The statue is of bronze, after
a model by W. G. Gardner of Washington Uni
versity, of this city 1t is mounted on granite
pedestal, and occupies commanding position in
the park.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Grand Hotel: n. l. Throckmartin, Lafayette
DR.. II. ID. Martin, Wilmington; j. B. Givin.
Attica; J. III. Cheney, Bloomington NJ N
Smith, Terre Haute; z. ID. Moore. Lawrence
burg; J. M. Dinwiddle, Rockville; H. S. Co m
stock, j. A. Baker, Warsaw; NJ. f. Lehman,
Grsencastle ]. w Crumpacker, LaPorte; Tho s.
ID ThorntoH, ShelbyvIlle: VIM. Hen derson
Columbus; r.. d. Barron. LaPorte; w. NJ. Mad
den, Rushville; Chas. F. Keith, Worcester. Mass
Bates House: J. Kopelke; c. f. Griffin. Crown
Point james B. Candy, Frankfort; l. +. Rose
Muncie; j. j. Collier and wife, Lewisville Johr
g. Williams, Miss Gilbert Miss Beach, W. Per
ryman, George %. Harrington, J. w Cruft, T.
s. Shorn, Frank s. Kidder, Terre Haute; j. d.
Iorr, Greencastle; w. l.. Cavins, Bloomfield A.
J. Parks, Peru; Bayard 8. Gray, Portland A.
NJ Owen, Evansville; Clarence Galley, Craw
louisville; J. FL. Welsh, Mlddletown; Charles c.
Slack. Plainield.
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Amuseanents.

Emil Leibling, the pianist will give grand
recital at Pfafin's Hall Saturday afternoon.
Bhe Arne Walker company will present East
Lynne at the matinee this afternoon, and "a
Celebrated Case" tonight.
The Museum is drawing large audiences with
the Mormon giants, and Lang and Shapes and
Russell Brothers meteors.
Forepaush's circus and menagerie will come
in all it's glory next Monday. A grand street
parade will be given in the morning.
Next week Helen Desmond will be at the
Grand Opera-house in "Hazel Kirke, and
'Esmeralda," and Rice's surprise party will
present Pop"
The Zoo is giving first class variety show
this week, some of the best people in the profes-
sion being in the bill. Among them are Golden
and Drayten, Gibson and Ryan, Gallagher and
West Maud Walker. an old Indianapolis favor
lite. and Blanche Stetson
Manager Gilmore of the Zoo, states that the
statement to the effect that an application was
being prepared for the appointment of a receiver
for the Zoo is a mistake. The amount involved
between him and Manager Dickson is very small,
and an amicabe agreement was reached without
trouble.
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL

Is paper of twelve pages, sold for five cents,
the same as the Saturday Journal. The SUN
DAY JOURNAL hes every town and city
in Indiana ar me surrounding ter
ritory The ch a,ation of the Sunday
edition is the largest and best of any
Sunday paper printed in Indiana, and it
has made itself the Peoples Paper. The
SUNDAY JOURNAL is without compel
itor IN the State in the character and variety
of matter it presents its readers. The best
writer's in the State and the country freely
contribute to its columns In its enlarged
and improved form it viii be absolutely with
out rival or peer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-22
A Story of Crime and Suffering.

Within the last few days the Governor has
been strongly urged to pardon William Chrisen-
berry, convict serving life sentence in the
Southern Prison, who is now lying dangerously
Ill from pulmonary disease. The history of
Chrisenberrys crime is of remarkable interest
In 1865 he lived in Owen county, and in a
drunken quarrel killed man who had been his
intimate friend He escaped from jail after he
was arrested. and settled in Kentucky For
eight years he lived there under a fc-
titious name, and during that time he
married and had two children The haunting
desire of murderer to return to the scene of
his crime followed him, and in 1872 he ventured
back to Owen county, where he was arrested,
and his trial resulted in his being sentenced to
imprisonment for life He has now been in
prison thirteen years. His wife and his son
have both died. His daughter called upon the
Governor this week TO urge his pardon and Mrs.
jackson, a teacher in the Sunday school prison,
was here yesterday on the same mission.