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THE JOURNAL.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.

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ro,vs r. h.I;aas 80 i, the ~no,;cyv of hc.
IN. R;,bt u hol;oro. ~ ~. nol;cv of ha;ny
a5a.eas.n.,.- -. pi:.-..;s,n t.,,,ur;nn
ia not tn conmenasd II :. / ealthfrl !, ana
G,..s - naaa w. ,,haro
uronn;s sna - .sm.aaa :. ID o,-Iamn
Tho atha, ,naas al a;-a.asao Wat .h;ch
mo.. rsads - 10 arf.;sa.a - .@,on.I ia.
a.. IN oornmnn;. anS .asssaai, :sa :. S.o-aIs r,
= con socr-a d;.nos;.;on - Ill 9. Wv and
honorohlv - nasa naear a,aat.,.. ,a..4h res,,t
- nns.;ns rn;stn,oa :. ..sas.I - 1be
rr-,x,.. - nar,,at,.ta . ,n;s.h;o. - 49, :. II tn
IL annrapandoa and that -nast e. ~ :. aaa
,co;ns. rh;. d;.t;rc.;., III. r,nr,.1 - III ;ts
discussiona of public Questions seaks alwnys to
Lean IN yiaw Unon mi. rIs+fnrm tha rsne
horea ,lwava "a ret.;n tbo .oo,,,ct a. ;+e raadars
avon ~hars v;de d;aorercas -. ,n;n;on mon
nuhl;c iasuoa ;ntervana.
The urinary nnrnosa ~ r,he Journal, hovevar
ia ~ tell the navs-to tai, tba NM, t,ll w;tbont
has and without nre,nd;ce. trh;a !, believed 70
he the legitimate field az n. npvananer. and tn
fl this 6eld tn tho extent noss;h,a il ha,;ave1 tn
comnr;sa tho scone of tho nnwr;tten contract az
tho nubl;shar With hi. snbscr;har. The reader
bnvs tbe nevs-the facts. n ia essential that
he should have this. with the facts in b;s
possession he can form his own opinions: and il
the editor volunteers his. With the facts in his
possession tho reader can mt over auainst the
:, 1itor,s opinions his own opinions and strike his
~, balance.
n. The journal ia particularly ambitious to
HI tho news organ Of the northwestern country
surrounl ding it. 1t wants to be the agent of COM
municatit IN DeIween tne peopie on INC sup'ec'
OF our higL est local lnterests. IL wants 70 Dc
helpful in &c. nter1nG their thoughts upon the ma
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of their own pr 'sperlty. Every success OF the
people the paper WA resare as IN a measure as
own. In wise and .heiplu! service me journal
forsees the strength at desires 70 grow INTO ZOE
itself.
III proposed 10 maxi .,e :. y n
will he SHARED. The teleprar,hic service of the
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how'd'y, President Cleveland.

a Democratic President and aGod
ieiigrs and the country still lives
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THEKIAIBALL

1bfnsriys ths KxnYALL EsrE1ps1sAy
GU 11itANs EDlroR and P~Roflskson.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-08
Tho south.rn RnntI.tn.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May THE Baptist
convention was called TO order to-day
by Vice-President Reuben Jones, Of
Virginia. Reports of the yice-presi-
dents were received and reports on for.
sign missions were referred TO a select
commission. A resolution 10 Consolidate
the home and foreign mission boards WAS
introduced, but was ruled out OF order.
1t wil'lagain be introduced. An address
on IN nlsterial education was delivered
by DR.. Mantor, o. Kentucky. The con-
Yeutiou was Addressed by two Delegates
rom Mexico, Messrs. z. Rplriuue2,
aud J. Martinez, who spoke i'm tho Mex
lean tongue with an Interpreter. The
religious exercises wore couducted by
Ylee-Pfesident Raddng Andr ews, Of
VeN4S.
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The Weather.
JE UP IN WISCONSIN.


CHICAGO, May THE Journals
Janesyille, Wisconsin, special states
that spowerful wind storm set in from
the northeast last night, and the thor
mOmeter fell to % degrees above Zero
making ice a quarter of an inch thick
Tobacco beds suffered severely. The
thermometer stood 81 degrees above
zero to-day, which is the coolest ever
known here in May.
THE SAME IN IOWA.
DIES MONIES, May Three. quarters
of an inch OF ice formed here last night,
seriously damaging fruit, IL Is feared.
FRUIT HURr-GRAIN o. X.
BURLINGTON, IA, May The thor.
mometer ranged 2 degrees below freez.
ing point here last night. Ice formed
nalf an inch thick. Small fruit was
damaged, but no field crops injured.
THE SNOW AND THE THERMOMETER
FELL.
ST.. PAUL, May considerable snow
fell in this section yesterday and last
night the Thermometer fell way below
the freezing point and reports have
been received Of water pipes freezing.
INDICATIONS FOR TODAY.
WASHINGTON, May s, / u. m,-FOr the
west gulf states: Slightly cooler; fair
weather, northerly Winds, higher ba.
rOmetor.
COTTON BELT REPORT
The cotton belt weather report Tor Texas,
showing the maximum ana minimum tCm-
pernture; also the rainfall Tor the past "A
hours, Is as follows;
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LoNGYrEw, May Especial. MIRA.
Adams, wife of Conductor Adams, of
the Texas IL Pacific, fractured her arm
yesterday at the skating-rlnk, This is
Che first injury sustained by skates at
this place.
The habeas corpus case OF Jim Tiller,
who killed Dr.. Allison, will NOT be tried
before this court, his attorneys saying
so little time intervening between this
and the July term Of the district court
which will try his case.
Flanagan va. Durham was before this
court to-day, occupying all the evening.
The most important case which viii be
trled tomorrow is the damage suit
against the Texas Il Pacific by B. Il. s.
Pearl, who has figured lately as hotel
drummer, who was assaulted by Con-
ductOrs Clark and Kellogg.
Court will last all this and perhaps
into next week.
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Col $ H. Russell, Of Depison, ia in
tho city
don. J 0, Terrell OF Terrell is az the
Windsor,
Tire infant Of Mr., sud Mrs. TAYLOR. Of
me st. George hotel. is somewhat bet
ter
Mr.. Ell"ooj, OF Saltwater, Minnesota,
mauniactmer OF engines, is here on
business.
Mr.. Jacob Goldman, he senior of the
hcm az Goidmeu Adler IL Co., 81. Louis,
was IN the city Yesterday,
Roy, Mr.. e, /. Allen, a former resi-
dent or this CITY, but st present DOM
clLeo 40 Mckinney, rs a. late arrival.
DR.. G. Beaumont and wife, Misses
Irene SNia6 sud Hattie Slem0ians re-
turned yesterday irem q visit TO the
New Orleans cXpOsiu d.
Thomas Davis, president OF The firm of
Slhker, Davis ~ co., of Indianapolis,
VINO has boon visiting here, left for
home yesterday oiated with what he
had seen Ot Texas.
Mr.. Robert Ogden's hand ~ improy.
ing, although the bears teeth nearly
penetrated the muscle Ia at supports the
thumb H0 ssys no is still on the bear
siGe-Of the market.
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A DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT.
amsusHED UP IN ILLINOIS
The Republicans Play 'Possum, Elect
shaw's Successor aud Capture the
Legislators Logan stock Adj
vancing-- other Notes.


SpRINGFIELp, May IA dispatch re
ceived here from Ca.s cnuutv stats Ih.f
oufsi9s. nr S,t,,to,. .o,,,,,.,r +l..t,. ....t.
''' 'o"NN. 'Ho ~ pay.
~ ans IN lue Jhlrly- iou7ih senatorial
district were 90 or 60 ahead. but up flo
tha pr.stut hopr I0,h5 it, r -o,,si,,,,
has ieep begrd from rEe f,raI,,- a...t,'-.,7
rh. Repuoiicrns i'm tine auu-e this r..r.,.
nta ware very ,grfqsus taar Nm. D.
aspuulcm) had Aeoa elected. rbe|
Indications ma npu .5tb0,,f r,il.
retarns being ia, fbq' N-a RsorhlinaD
candidate is uir,fa1. ~ ina Ra.plI5
can, have carried ,f.fI.l.,t Ii Tnul5
give tham los ,o.es On iaiul ngljot. AND
VI Sljug and ths anti i..au ErpunF
crus Should consent tn .bid- l,v Ia
caucus DEGREES. III would iu.ura tbe' aI,c.
rjou of "a Ragublcs0 10 thp Ua,trd
States senate.
rnE DEMOCRATS "pn.gupu
NooN-Tla Dsmoerals moT. ooncedn
tine election ar lhe Room 3can e41ti-
Gat4 hy from 100 so 300 uoinriN. r. ia
understood tbnt rsurus lrim au ma
precincts, uXuer. tw0. are .p but have
| mot b lem received Gere S5tlr rst,i,.',.
give Viewer 10 majority. S.u.r.r
| johnson, q Democrat. has geDr tn.o.
gram 10 the iuukednn rommi.tss gt
/ New Orleans Uauco1iug ihs ,,ection ta
the Republican.
ONLY A FRIGHT.
Return from Iaethirrv-Ioilrtb dislrirf
whore the election 0r rgprpqsnta.. .ss t6
| tho stats legislature took place eater.
/ anv, ere verv nlteprs. nyf 30 frr iudi.
| caIious favor tho Dsmocratic ceniiJefe
/ Ieeuer, altkouVh ms msiority win h9
| small in cOmparis0p win tbe LAD, eIan-
! ,ion. Tho Reuublic,us din moi ,yt 81
| candidate in ire geld I'm nearly q N n,
| Then they atfeplptad 10 carry the eisc-
zion with rusb; tbev bgd aecratkJ ar
xanized for that purpose. Tbe D,mo-
Gratis were very much excited here over
| the ra,,o,t 4hat tLa - ~, ~
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POOR OLD FORT WORTH
SHE CAN'T HAVE THE PRIZE Fight
Aud Now Local option Election Tor rar-
rant County Gives Horn ChIu-rho
"-igh Rollers" In sack
Cloth and ashes.

FoRT WORTH May 7.-ISueciaI.J-
County Attorney Bowliu having de-
clared th3tJ RI. Dalton, OF Chicago, and
j, p Glow, oil This city, sboud mon hglt
in this county, rho sporta have abnn-
ioued the idea, and Glow has fel a-
Mapled Dalton thal ne Sill GghJ him IN
Chicago on the 18Th Cow has boon in
training i6r some time, and is ia good
shape.
Tho saloon men, wholesale liuuer
dealers spd ciM1ens generally are
stured up over q move lnaugurated by
the Pr01lbiticnists to-day. Fifty citi-
zens, the number required by law, have
prepared petition to tho
30 to order local optioS
election or the county of Tarraut.
which the commissioners will bs CON.
PEELED 10 do. Local prohibition would
be defeat d if Fort Worth only voted
on IL, hut the sntl'whisky mon Of the
city, reinforced by the county vote
where prohibition prevails, would car
Iy th5 tha election by u good majority.
Several heavy Wholesale dealers, %
saloons ana four beer agencies now do
business here, all Of which would 30
stopped. Saloon men aud gamblera
stand aghast at the late spasm of inter
nal virtue which has seized the officials
and some of the people. When the
election Is ordered hot contest
Will be made, and IL il predicted that
whisky and money will now fire. ,ly.
a cold wave reached hHre this even.
ing about 9o'clOck causing fail of Il
degrees In tho mercury IN an hour.
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Those seasonsble Rarrain,

We are Offering this week, consisting of
hhniburB Nets, aud Enbroideries, Cot.
ton l'loes, etc. will be discontinued to-
morrow evenings we remind you of this
iao1, that You do not ieel disappointed,
when noticing tina chsnge OF orr adver
tNemenl. Hamburg Nets at 22lsc, per
yard, Hamburg Nets at Soc, per yard
worth o0c, Hamburg Nets OF ijc, per
yHiui worth 100, We have also many
hno pieces OF Netting ON hand whiun
were reduced likewise.
Hamburg Embroidories- seven
lots offered at &c, loo, l5c, 2)c, 25c, SOC,
and S5', per yard, have Diminished ma.
teiially, still there is quite selection of
tneh 10 De found; there are some asst Il.
lsnihS bargains among them. When
calling on us don't omit looking no the
old lots Of curtains, you will hnd the
prices cut down. SANuER BRos.
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PANAMA, May 7.--Yesterday az
noon Gen. Portugal, Hayticn,
was engaged with Prestan in the blp
ing OF Colon, and negro named Gu
alias CocolobO wero tried by cuurui,
tiel, found guilty and hanged 40 ca
In Panama yesterday 50 niles, 90 nd
onets and 5000 cartridges were lss,
under the floor Of n house. ManSp,
tests are being made. To-
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CWCAGo, May AT meeting of the
Pacific Coast association the application
Of the Sunset route for admission
10 Tine pool was fayorably acted upon.
The agreement provides that agents oil
the Ci.terOnt lines shall form themselves
INTO committee, agreeing upon rates
from lime 10 time, ali differences 10 l.8
settled by arbitration. George NJ
Bugup, oi Chicago, aud ID. ) Gray, OF
20, mhus, were appointed IIagrOO upon
percentages from Mayl. L. rs expected
this Will result in TIE res ,oratiOu of the
Pacific coast rates.
FORT WORTH & DENVER.
WICHITA FALLS, May T. Special T.
The extra sidiugs OF the railway that
were necessary while this was the tor
minus are being removed 90 Harold,
preparatory to q transfer OF the Western
business to that point. Most OF the
leading firms here will open branch
houses there after the sale OF lots. There
were four trains Of cattie passed here
last night and two today going to Ilar-
fOld. There Is perfect stream Ofcat-
Tie coming from the south now aud this
rosdis taxed % its fun capacity
MARSHALL AND NORTHWESTERN.
HREENvILLE, May t. Special. --
Judge IL. NJ. Cate ana Capt. q. d. Nc.
Knight, representatives Of the Marshall
Northwestern railway, were here last
night comforting with tho citizens OF
Hreenville regarding the extension OF
thtlr road to this point. No PROPOSE
lions were made, but committee of
leading citizens, headed by Mayor b.
y; Martin, was appointed TO meet the
Nay l6'
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and is now confirmed lunatic. She
was tried yesterday by Jury, anu the
verdict was that she was crazy. She is
The wife of John Carey, and has three
small children. She has been similarly
afflicted twice before, but only slightly,
aud for short time. She win probably
be sent TO the asylum.
Many citizens attended the May festi-
val at the Blsylock Grange hall to-day.
). 7. Garter, an employee of the Texas
~ Pacific Railway company, in attempt
ing to get of moving oar, fell, sus-
tanning painful Injuries about the head
and shoulders.
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MouEr CARRIED, PA, May Tho
miners ia the largo colliery a6 Green
Ridge, opor tad 5y the Union company,
whi,hrcoutly resumed wug. aner ia
weeks suspension, are ON o. strike
apa.ug. production in wages. A. The
present rate The miners are compelled 20
work tor 81 per dsy. Six huuu I'D hand,
are Idle. Both operators and miners
sre firm.
SYMPATHY FOR THE STRIKERS.
CHICAGO, May The Socialists had
heetinA last night to expires symps-
thy with the quarry striE nrs 10 Le-
mon August Spies says three years
ago there WIS similar strike. Tile men
were then getting from 81 TO SO day.
Tho BOSSES then won the fight, and the
wages We're reduced. The IIsh and
German wOrkmen were irUzun
out ard supplanted by pau
labor The present strike is The up.
risngof this pauper labor itseif, which
1t was easy to predict would happen.
Gov. Oglesby, Sheriff HauchoJt, the
militia sud cvoy body else who took
part IN tho rio. wore abused.
THE TROOPS sTTLLAT LEMuNT.
LAMONT, May Although tho strib-
ers are still in sullen mood no fresh
outb eaks are anticipated. The militia
Will not leave, however, until all dan
ger is over. a citizens meeting last
night demanded the immediate with
drawol Of tho troops. Their demand
will not be complied with. Sheriff Han
chett is hero to-day iuquiring
into the condition of affairs.
The strikers, IN small squads, are re-
turning 10 work, aud it is expected IN a
few days thern will he fnil force EN-.
plOyed IN the querries. No further evi.
Oenre IN regard to the killing OF tht
suikora by the militia win loo heard
until TO morrow.
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Garter Harrison stIu safe.

CHICAGO, May THE city councils
canvass OF ballots cast az Che late muni-
cipsl o ection resulted, this afternoon,
in net gain in the twelfth and four
teenth wards of Two votes lor Smith.
Since the difficulties encountered in
c 'uuJing the votes cast I'm the third
ward tho canvass has gopo forward
without incident. Al tho present stage
q M aiority Of $50 votes Is claimed for
Harrison when tho canvass shall have
been COMPLETED
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RI0 wHRAr suoRrAap rREprcrsp.


COLUMBUS, o., May 7.-Seoretsry
chamberlain, of the state board OF agr:-
culture, furnishes the following:
me condition OF crops, etc.,
on May /, IN Ohio, Is az
iST,iiows' Wheat area, % per cent; con
pSiu9n, 90. lt Is probable the tOtal
OF bushels, with good weather, will harve,t
s-,oh,5SO, as compared with a five years.
average OF ll,O05 2l7. From official and
O.her kilograms and Ia tiers, the esti-
mates OF the probable wheat crop ia 20
Tsner states arc made and tabulated.
Al thls connection no SAYS the estimated
sstto,rtage is l5ODl0l9 Assuming the
s s.o not heard from to yield a full
average crop, we have probable short
ase OF over l50,O0c,O00 bushels OF
s as compared with tho five years
SN soeLLage OF az, 355 ,699 or of over 2O0,0O0,.
~ S,u pusnels as compared with last wears
ou crop OF over b00U00,00O bushels. 1t
cvo,l's now probable that this years
lori years,
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a. nn'LhNE, May 1-lSpucisLl IA suit
M NJ 'ne possession Of properly on South
anss street, this city, has occasionod "a
o oO' between the federal and state
a." kaufman ~ Runge, wholesale
MS. soOus dealers Of Galveston, were
rs ~.Vu In possession of the property
the oson account Of indebtedness OF
dIstr,c,n by Judge Kennedy, OF this
New W. subsequently Sanger Bros, of
tess,on IN ~ ana Dan +, were given pos.
Judva !, lnr the same reasons by Federal
been hS,uS,Vormick, Judgments having
I've conrsN previously IN the respect
issued n Yesterday Judge Kennedy
.ion ana supplemental order OF posses
truu rS'. enloinod tho federal marshal
uing she property, which was
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Mncn LocnINnins.

WACO, May u, speciaLl- city
council tonight refused TO change tho
Sunday law ordinance and instructed
the chief of police to enforce tho law
ngidly hereafter. Saloon men ara very
much disturbed To night over Tins aG-
tlpn.
The Texas State Homeopathic assooia-
ton was bauquetted Tonight by The citi-
cents 90 the hlcLellaud hotel. DR.. G.. n.
flshofi OF Austin, president of tho aSso
citation, doiiYv ed an elaborate address
Gen. Daoney II. Maury, of Richmond,
is in The city, aud will deliver his Lecture
ON the uses OF tho torpedo In modem
naval warfare
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A pnlnlnl PrnnnslIInn.

CLEVELAND, May The statement
published in several newspapers, that
Senator Henry b. Payne intended to re-
sign his seat in congress ON account of
ili health, and in favor OF Mr.. John
Mclean, Ol tho Cincinnati Enquirer, IL
pronounced by that gentleman to bo a
ridiculous story. Mr.. Payne Is as woll
~ usual, and his friends say that he has
no idea of resigning.
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snmmer nonrdors wnntoh

-Four or five summer boarders, at the
Wynn farm three miles east of Palo
Pinto, in Palo Pinto county. The farm
Is a model "Mountain home" splendid
house with living spri ug- water inside
the building. Saperb garden aud or
chard Urrigated) ana picturesque noun
tain scenery, that can not be surpassed
Tor grandeur in tho state. Good fishing
ana bunting grounds adjacent. The
very place to spend "A pleasant vacation.
Terms reasonable. Address lock box 02.
Palo Pinto Texas.
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He LIye,to Walk Amin.

EAGLE Pass, May 7,-[Special.l Yes.
terday morning bllndiolded Mexican
was walking a tight rope stretched
from the courthouse across Main street
to the top OF high pole. When near
the center the rope broke and he fell
headlong. When near the ground he
accidentally caught Dya hanging piece
o, rope, miraculOusly escaping horri-
BILE death.
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Hotel Arrivals.
ATTHE 81. aEnRnE.


Il II Alexander, Midlothian: J S
Heard, Mckinney; Il Houston, Terrell
] w Clark, city; Jno b Williams, Ar.
Kansas Gabe Beck, Mckinney; r G
Cboatham, LAZY Uhealham, Waxa.
hRchiei Il A Wilisms, i B Williams,
Nash, roxas; @ d Reynolds and daugh'
Ter W ID Mcdonald, Pilot Grove; Mrs
u Nicholson, Clarence Nicholson,
Woathorfurd; z naHebyelsou, New or,
lconsi w B LShrmd, wills Point; NJ /.
spencer Pilot Point N T. Shmus, For
Ecy; A + Gardner, IAcksboru: Nv ~
Smtou, sherman; n Guflry, Jefferson;
JUGS "A 5Raudle, BRENNAN; j E John.
son, Mrkiuney;J G Purboe, Jefferson;
w II Chandler, Plouo; II Smitn, For,
Worth; 5 d Blake, city; j d Royston,
ID RGO-s, Rockwell.
AZ THE GRAND WINDSOR.
w Il Harris, ST. Louis; Il Il Monigom-
4ryi Fort Worthi G { Wynn, Chicago;
d Y Johnson, 81 Louis; q w Lylo5d,
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Early spring blossoms were surprised
Yesterday, just after dark, by norther
that depressed mercury sadly and
caused straw hats 10 appear severni
weeks ahead OF the season, This h
winter In the lap,n etc.
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The effects OF Hawkes. ory,tnllzoa len.

The effects of hawkes. orystallzod len.
SEES upon the organs OF vision Ia simply
wonderful, as there are several proini-
nent Rentlemen In the Land Office,
whose sight has been restored by their
use, anu huudreds OF similar cases
throughout the United States eau be- re.
loriu To- Austin Statesman.
- Tor sale ma Dallas only by Elsenlohr
man opticians.
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HeId To AnaNnr.

AS will DO seen by sp. cials nom Den.
ison and sherman, J. Sherman, formerly
tailor here, has been arrested and Is in
jail At Denison ON the charge If marry
ing one too many women. lie has a
wife and seven children residing in this
city, whom he deserted some time slo.
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Roo * eenors, rnnNentinn

McKINNEY, May 7,-tSpeeisl, The
state convention OF Bee-Kaepers met to-
day At the apiary Of Judge Andrews,
DR. Marshall presiding bee keepers
generally report loss of 50 per cent.
rom starvation, but that the prospects
for an immense honey yield is fine,
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The CHENA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased at SHEER
1EE's SALE at considerably less than half
their value, enable she management to set
prices down 70 low that no enc will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all its details, goods pur-
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, SO as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in It's accustomed rank of being the
Largest, Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State of Texas.
B. RosENTHAL, Proprietor.
D. GosLIN, Manager
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LEBANON, PA, May 7,-There is a
large break in the Standard oil COM
pany's pipe line near ShaefIerstown, and
hundreds Of barrels have escaped into
Hammer creek. A uOnhagration Is
fnnrAd
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Any Small Boy with a stick,

can kill q tiger,-ii the tiger happens to
bo found when only little cub. So
consumption, that deadllest aud most
leared of diseases, in this country, can
assnredly he conquered and destroyed
IL DR., Pierce's "Golden Medical Dl-
covery" be employed early.
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PARIS, May L-LSpecisl.l There In to
be "a Union Sunday school picnic hero
tomorrow.
Paris Ia mnch excited over the public
schoel superlntendency. Some of the
board have resigned their commission
AS trustees. There Is great opposition
TO the present superintendent.
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GREsNvILLr, May L. Special Tho
city council met this afternoon, but
failed to secure II location fur the new
school house,
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MARSHALL, May T.-lspecial.l For
Che past 10 days Mrs. Susan d. Carey
has nantes cd symptoms Of lunasy,
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o HAVE A SER % HgAurlruL

TODAY taken possession OF by Sheriff
cunningham. The action OF Judge Nc
Cormick is awaited with interest by The
legal fraternity.