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Bloomington, Ind, May l9.-The
mayor yesterday afternoon fixed Ches-
ley Chambers bond at $4,000, it be.
ing stated that Davis, the assaulted
express messenger, was likely to die.
The report reached town yesterday
that William Chambers, brother OF
Chesley was dying suddenly at his
home near IIarrodsburg. The symp-
toms were those of poison, aud the
report gave rise to the theory that
William was an accomplice of Chesle!
and had attempted suicide, but fact
to settle this point have not been OBJ
tanned, owing TO the distance from
telegraph point. Chesley late las
night gave bond and fastened to SC
his brother na1 fp
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Afo.deta. ms, May I9.-At IL
o'clock yesterday Mrs. Jno. Bailey,
wife of miner in the employ of the
Mendoza Coal and Mining company
at this place, shot and instantly Killed
man by the name of Browning.
Browning having been informed that
Mrs. Bailey's reputation in the COM
munity was not of the best, endcavor-
cd to enter her house, but upon being
refused by the woman, persisted in his
advances when she drew a revolver
and shot him. Browning was mar
ried man, As years of age, living near
Corydon, Ia, but was here visiting n
married daughter. Mrs. Bailey has
been placed under arrest.
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ENGLISH NEWS

OMNIBUS POINTE 4s-ALA HMING LET
TIERS FROM INDIA.
I ondon, May l9.-1ho Morning
Post claims to have information that
Earl DuiIerln has written an alarming
letter describing the disastrous
effect produced in India by the yield
ing policy of the ministry in the ne
potia.ions with Russia, but the report
Is not generally credited.
LUMsDEN's DIsPATC HES.
Afghan correspondence dealing
with the Penjdeh battle including
Sir Peter Lumsden's dispatches sub
seauent thereto will be presented to
parliament this week.
WHO BURTON Really IS.
London, May l9.-The press associ'
alton has issued a two column state
ment by an American, Civ ing full de
tails of the dynamite plots. Burton
IL is stated, was one of the centers o.
a society called The Robert Emmett
association, or Sons of Freedom
Each center directed party OF plot
tcrs who were unknown to each othe
and therefore party of men nigh
he working the same plot at the sam
Mace unknoWn to each other. Th'
chief of the society was not O'Dono
van Rosa, but man residing IL
Philadelphia. Burton alias Jane
Fechey was long bosom friend G
Rosa. While in Baltimore, Burto
was A constant visitor ut the house {
"A handsome quadroon woman name
Nav smith The local patriots wer
offended at and complained of this co
nection which resulted in the reca
Of burton 10 New York. A fortnigh
Ia.er the woman was found dead, ha'
. ing been shot in mysterious manne
I'm 1880 Burton quarTeled with Ross
and they have since been bitter en-
mics, Burton founded the society
avengers. II Is believed that Burton
motive throughout was not patriot
but pecuniary.
The statement gives the method
which explosives we've brought
ENGLAND. The Cover street eXpl
sion was done by an elder brother
Cunningham, resembling the latt'
. who escaped TO America immediate
after the explosion. Burton direct
ali of the explosions except that
London Bridge, and he detailed O.
ninQham and another man to blow
= the Tower, but Cunningham oil
watched while the other man pla'
the explosive. The accomplish
CAPPED before the fuse was consum
Three men effected the Westminis
explosions, two of whom went IN
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Sioux City, la, May l9.-At Hub
bard, Nebraska, yesterday, Frank
Williams, brakeman on a freight
train, was shot by one of the tramps
whom he attempted to eject from the
train. The tramps escaped, with a
mob of nearly 100 men in hot pur-
suit intent on lynching them. A
roundup was made of all tramps
about Sioux city, and II were cap
tured but not until large number OF
shots had been fired ON both sides
one tramp emptying his revolver
One tramp was seen to fall after beinS
fired at by policeman. II is believed
the murderer of Williams is among
those captured.
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MARLIN MATTERS.
Too Much Rama Dallas Dot-Im.
provemcnts.

Special 10 the Examiner.
Marlin, May l9.--The recent rains
have done considerable damage to the
crops, and farmers will be badly in the
weeds unless we have plenty of favor.
able weather in the near future. Your
correspondent has just returned from
trip to the northern part OF the
stato, and too muvii Iaiu Is reported III
that section of tho state.
Col. A. II. Bclo was in Dallas yester.
day, and II was given out there that he
had perfected arrangements to issue
an edition of the News in that city
Col. Belo was accompanied by Mr.
Lowe, managing editor of the News
They both returned to the Island cit,
yesterday evening. -q4-f
Our city council lot the contrae
yesterday to build Pavilion. Thii
will give the young people of Marlir
n place of resort and enjoyment.
Capt. A. j. Nicholson has reno
waited his hotel building, putting it il
splendid shape, and will throw oper
its doors TO the public June /.
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A Kansa. F,ooa--People Drowned.

Elk City Kansas, May 19.-Jhe
Hoods of Friday night caused great
damage in this vicinity and commu-
nication by telegraph has been cut of
since the storm till to-day. No trains
have arrived here on account of wash
outs between Independence and Mo-
line. Seycnty-iive farmers here were
driven from their houses by the
flood. Tho names of those drowned
as for as learned are Mrs. Woods,
Charles Mccoy, Jno. Rice and child
named Van Dusen. Several other
persons are reported missing.
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My own sweet duckyl / suppose b,
this time my poor little pet is pretty
near home. What long, tiresome
lonesome, dusty, hot juorncy yor
must have had my poor little darling
II on had seen Rosy as he was go
ing home on the ferry-boat you would
have pitied him much more than
yourself. lie went to the outside OF
the boat and cried like regular baby
and would have been ashamed OF
myself if IL had not been because
there had been SO good All excuse
and let my tears come
as fast as they would, which
was freely | can tell you. ! swear
that really boo hood, so much in
fact that an old niger came up and
stared at inc to see what the devil was
the matter.
arrived in Baltimore and found
my brother in the station but my sis
ter waited in the carriage while Bill
and | walked TO the carriage. fyou
like, my little ducky You must expect
very long letters, even IL write every
day. ! hope you have 1t as hot in
Chicago as here. l am half dead with
the headache, and do you know
never knew how fond am of nv
little devil until now that am parted
from her but your Rosy will not be
parted from you longer than he can
help hope to goodness l shall get
home tomorrow. | must get up now
tor breakfast sGy.s az obl hayseqqfnal% III Mg
little darling | must say good bye
with as many kisses as will last you
till tomorrow, and believe mo to be
your loving, Rosy"
Council for plaintiff read the follow
ing letter for all its worth: Tuesday;
My little darling have received no let
ter again to-day. They must be dis
gustingly irregular with the posts.
You said some gentlemen asked you
to 90 to the theatre. My darling lit
tie girl how in the world did you
ever allow yourself TO lose your con-
science so as to get acquainted SO
intimately with any of them as to
give him the right TO dare to ask you
to do such thing. My God you
ought to have got as mad as HI at
his presumption TO ask married
lady on so short acquaintance as that,
such an inselcnt question. Have
nothing more to do with the
blackguard or he win want to visit
your room next. My darling, | can't
imagine how you ever allowed him to
suggest such thing and only say
you did not feel well enough TO 20
anywhere. Why, what must he have
thought of you? De very cautious,
darling: have very little to do win
them. ! have no more time now, but
must continue my letter tomorrow,
Many, many kisses from your loving
old boy, "RossY."
Joseph S. Choatc, of council for
Winans, in his cross-exanination clio
tied the facts that Mrs. O'Keefe while
Miss Soaliicld, studied music in Lon
don and in Paris under Heller. She
acquired her German and French in
Wicsbadcn and Paris respectively.
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male attire and carried the explosives
in their hoop-skirts. All three es
capped. The attempt TO blow NJ
Albert Memorial Hall failed, owing t.
the closing of the gates. Tie package
of dynamite is probably yet in tn,
seipentine.
A BIG ENGLISH BLAZE.
The Mohair mills of Mitchell Bros.
Mt Bradford, were destroyed by fire
to-day. Loss estimated at S750,00O
TO Sl,000,000.
THE ENGLISH TURF.
The second spring meeting at New
market, opened to-day. The race for
the Newmarket Spring Handicap
/ plate, 200 sovereigns was won by
Nautilus, Witchcrait second, Sir
icneth third.
AMERICAN CoNsULs.
Charles Il. Russell the new Ameri-
can consul at Liverpool has arrived.
stephen u. Packard, the retiring con-
sui will be banquettcd by the reform
club OH Thursday.
LOWELL AND PHELPS.
Mr.. Lowell and Mr.. Phelps visited
Windsor by special train to-day.
MI. LoWell presented MS letters OF re-
call and introduced his successor to
the queen. Mr.. Lowell has already
vacated the American legation.
A BIO NAVAL PARADE.
The p-i.i-h .a-~,is.i.y t,~yo sAoVidcu
TO have the combined naval reserve
squadron including fourteen first class
n SToSreG t aSssb S arJP hH 70
puUaun in N naval tamnuStrat nf
extraordinary importance. Torpedo
experiments will be carried out on a
gigantic scale and the demonstration
will conclude with sham battle of a
magnitude beyond all affairs of the
kind ever heretofore undertaken.
A NEW LORD Chameleon.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, the
home secretary, il is reported, will
soon succeed the Earl of Selborno as
lord high chancellor.
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AHou.e D,vIaed Arain., r,.eir.

Kansas City, May l9.-InfOrmation
has been received here of a move ON
the part of cattlemen in the northern
part of the Texas Panhandle to prevent
the driving of southern Texas cattle
over their ranges. A herd passing
northward was stopped at Tucson, on
the Canadian river, by the sheriff act
ing under writ in trespass, and the
matter has been carried into the
courts, with the intention Of making
IL test case.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-20

New York, May l9.-The senate
committee on Interstate commerce,
consisting OF Senators Cullow OF
Illinois, chairman, Warner Miller OF
New York, o. H.platt of GonneciieutI
A. p. German of Indiana lsham q
Harris OF Tennessee, with q. X. HUI
as secretary, met to-day at the FIN
Avenue hotel 10 investigate the sub
ject of the regulation OF commerce
| between the the states. Invitation
hive been sent to n number of organ
| izttions and business men In Ne,
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Dongola, May l9.-The British
evacuation of the Soudan commences
next Thursday. Merchants aud civil
ians arc already leaving, fearing to
remain after the troops. The ther-
nometer in this region averages
has in the shade ElInahdi's gen.
eral is Abu Angua. who was defeated
at Kordofan and afterwards with his
surviving soldiers Joined the ranks of
the new mabdi, his conqueror.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-20

St Louis, May l9.-The Board of
Methodist Bishops convened this
morning in the last days session, and
expect to finish their labors this even
ing and leave for home tomorrow.
According 10 Bishop Harris, secre-
tary, the full proceedings of tho
boards meeting will not be published
until next week, when they win be
printed in all the official Methodist
organs.
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Washington, May l9.-The presi-
dent to-day appointed Frank ii.
Pierce OF New Hampshire to be
United states consul at Matanzas,
vice David Vickers suspended.
The president this afternoon made
the following appointments: To be
collectors of customs: j. l.. #. Pehrill,
for the district of st. Marks, Fla, and
John j. McGuIre for the district OF
Pensacola, Fla. To be collector of in
ternal revenue: John L. Hillsmau, fol
the Fifth district of Tennessee.
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rne crescent city ana exposition.

New Orleans, May Iy.-Ihe execu.
tive committee of citizens appointed
TO raise funds to continue the expo
sition for another year, at a meeting
held last night expressed themselves
as confident of raising all the money
required tor that purpose, prov ided
the various railway lines and thu
Pullman and Mann co.'s subscribed
their pro rata aggregating 100000.
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York, to present their views before
the committee. The object is to OBJ
tain full information on the subject to
aid In framing legislation In the
coming congress. Beyond the organ
ization, nothing important was done
to-day. The committee will meet
again tomorrow and continue Its SEES
sion for several DAYS.
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nu..,n con,,nue. Her rrepara,,o.. .

st, Petersburg, May 19.-Troops are
being massed tor grand maneuvers
and military practice at Krasnor Selo.
The purchase of two steamers has
been authorized tor the defense OF
uelsingiord, the capital of Finland,
and vigorous measures are being en-
forced for the security of Cronstadt
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q do not Ike thee, DE Fell.

The reason why, 1 connot tell.
IL has often been wondered at, the
bad,odor this oft quoted doctor was in.
Twas probably because he, being
one of the old-school doctors, made
up pills as large as bullets, which
nothing but an ostrich could boil
without nausea. Hence the dislike
lDr.R. V. Pierce's pheasant Purgativ'
Pellets" are sugar-coated and n.
larger than bird-shot, and are quiel
to do their work. For all derange
mcnts of the liver, bowels an
stomach they are specific.
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Bismarck, Da., May ls.-Gov. Pierce
has received letter from President
Cleveland regretting the necessity OF
enforcing the executive order for va
eating the Winnebago reservation
and he (the governor) asks the settlers
as a favor that they observe the pro-
visions of the same so as to prevent an
ont break,
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Cheyenne, Wyoming, May l9.-Ru-
dolph, the finest Hereford bull in the
world, the property of the Wyoming
Hereford association, died last even
ing after veterinary surgical opera
tion in which a tumor weighing sixty
i've pounds was taken from him. He
was valued at $4,000.
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rranee will rlea.e Esr,a,n.

Madrid, May l9.-The minister of
marine answered the senate to-day
that the Spanish government had
asked the French government for ali
| explanation OF the hosting of the
French flag on Spanish territory III
| Africa.
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CANADIAN NEWS.

Stunning UP THE RESULTS OF THE WAR.
st Paul Mimi. May 19.-Guarie-
puy's Crossing May II: Shortly after
the capture of Riel, Maxine gave
himself up. Good progress is being
made with preparations for moving
to Prince Albert and afterwards to
BatllefOrd. An attempt is now being
made TO repair the telegraph line to
Prince Albert. Dumont is still At
large and his probably escape to the
British hills. The latest statement OF
the losses at Batouchc is: Troops,
killed and AZ wounded; rencls, 20
gilled 73 wounded.
NOW IRIS INDIANS
Battleford N. w. II. May 19.-Much
excitement exists in. Colgarry, the
citizens being agitatcd over the re-
ported proximity of the Indians to
the town. Big Bears band is repor.
ted to be within forty miles of town
and Col Amyolt has telegraphcd for
more troops. A courier has also
arrived from Mcleod asking for ms.
sistaucc there rs the reports arc
causing approximations. Indians have
made another raid at Red Deer river
and on Mckenzie and Richards
houses.
OTTER WHIPS PoUNDMAKFR.
90 Paul Mimi Nav Ia-Disnatchc,
from Winninco state that Col. Ottel
vcsterJav made an attack on Pound
major a ID alter a severe hattie can
mrod him and took 100 nrisoners
Tho hattie was fought In the Eagl,
hills and Otter made the assault
AGAINST orders Twenty.one In
,I7ans wore killed and uint.cn Eng
iish No trace of the teansters take
hy poundmoker n week AGO wcr
found and il is supposed they hav
bcen massacred.
,,,,, >,.r r,p cu,,r
"'f' Noi nm. '".''
Wlnncpeg, May Is uisph'u
from the iroht says 'hc 'rools n1'
crossed the river ana proceeuc
through Duck Lake anu Carie,on
Prince Albert. Hlers capture absorb
: all other questions ABOUT the cam
I 10 Armstrong, the man VINO capture
: him, tiei sad that Lawrence Nar'
5 OF the Hudson Bay company preclp
: tated the uprising. Inc hali-preeS
: were celebrating the ieast OF
t Joseph when CLARK arrived from ~
nepeg he hrst mocked thelr reiglo
and then SAID the soidleTs were COZ
z ing TO JON IN the iesuVals anu Wou
Z give them all they Wahted IN the WI
= of the ceremony II they ana hot
o back to their homes ana aoanu'
their nonsense. Rlel was absent ITO
liatouche at the time and on MS re'u y
l. iouhu MS peopic a., III a' ma 81" ho co
p termined TO plumber ,he stores peio
O. we troo BE-, in 1na;od nat be was 4
II, rNeu. nv NJ ,,ori;an hr, sssorts /
Of ieauer r VI VIC d $1,000 sons ha D oan nroyc
It inlio.uh.o anu 'd 70 ,ba Unit
II. waaseu ~, suid no, he allowed
l. 9ta.es' puo mU" 40 he hamoed n,
or 9o 80. u ,no oH ro,ar n.rt Of bfs time
ht u ,na,ino a ,"1 sre~er P''
ne '"9, m1n~ the rcbel naners captur
nc nj Batouche are IN 'uiites of the cot
o. ell IN which Albert Monkmap, W
III IL now held by the United States, "
es hea, ;ly implicated in the rebelli,
OF taking A prominent part in the me
on inp, and having command of nu
OF bcr of men at Duck Lake. He
N
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3. HABER.
We offering for This Week BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

All
in the market, black colors.
Abeos Cloth, black all wool, 40 inches wide,
Black Tame Cloth ~ inches wide silk
These decidedly Good Desirable will
Lady DRESS
GOODS decidedly desirable Real Handsome
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eat Barga

showing Handsome al
Lawns, White andC
Pacific Lawns Gihghams Suckers
White
PARASOLs, Gloves Hosiery in CreatVa
FANS FANS, FANS, II Designs and at Prices
House Furnishing Goods Table
Napkins
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Paris, May l9.-Victor Hugo is CON
scious and talks calmly of his alp
preaching death, which be. knows To
he inevitable.
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Buffalo, May ia fleet of ihir-
teen vessels arrived here to-day from
Chicago with over 1900, 900 bushels OF
grain.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Puts because the, dot stick to the lips.
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Offers FIGHT DENIED.

Winnipeg, May l9.-The reported
engagement between Col. Offers
command and Poundmaker has not
been confirmed, and mp to O'Clock
to-day nothing has been received
tending to show that such an engage
ment had occurred. A private dis
patch from Battleford says everything
is quiet there.
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Ottowa, May l9-Sir John Macdon-
ale stated in the house Of commons
to-day that certain irregularities have
been discovered on the part of u clerk
in the department 1.-THE interior and
astriot Investigation il being made.
National Republican., 1885-02-05
pOeds Filed for Record Ye,tcrd,y,

18th st., west side, bet Penn ay. and Q st. s, G.,
lot Il, 81. slS, Sarah $. Davidson TO Robert
E radley, g.
llth st.. west side, bet. NJ and n sts. 8. o., part
of lot Is, 50, 077, Cathnrine @, EmmeIlcn TO
Abraham kaufman (all intcrestsl, SlOO.
+ st., north side, bet. 9th and 7th sts, b. e. sub
lot n, 81. S76, Charlotte L, Myers to Laura E,
Jones, $3.50,
Sd ST. east side, bet. Mass nv. and Sd At. II. w,
sub. lots Is, H. and Is, 50, Dol, Horny H..
stevens to Edward Stevens IAN undivided
third $1,000,
+ st., south side, bet LIST and "a sts n. W, lot
2S, John ID, Kibbey's sub. OF sd 5Tl, Ann Van
Dyke 10 James NJ. MCkenney, 80.
NJ st., north side, bet. 18th and 18th sts II. W.,
lots %, SO and 3li l2th st., west side, bot. NJ
and sis, II. W., lot %, all IN Middleton Il
Mckenney's sub, of "a. 81, Julia Middleton
to James H. Mckennoy, s..
NJ b., north side, bet l2th and 18th SITS. n. W.,
lots ~ and 2S, Middleton & McKenney 4
sub OF 81 2sl, James H. McKonney to JULIA
Middleton, 50.
0 st., south side, bet Kingman court and 18th
at. II. W., lot l06, Waugh's sub. Of So. 2Il,
James \, Waugh to Edgar f'risby, 81 400
18th st., east side, at the southeast cor of y
81, u, W., sub lot 10, 80, 20l, David Woatherly
ir,, 1T al, executors OF VIII Of A, ID, Jessup.
deceased, to Esau l.. Johnson, $4,000. 7
18th ST. east side, bet, Pa ave and Il II. II, WI
sub lot IS, 50. 29l David WeRtherly, lr, OF
al, executors of will Of A. d, Jessup, de-
ceased, to Charles Jacobsen, Sll 900.
Samson st., south side, bet, 10Th aud 10th sts
n W., lot -, White 4 CalliBs sub of so lOi
Wm, w. Danenhower TO Mary V. Lightfoot,
5000.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

| SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
National Republican., 1885-02-05
Comfy officials as Common criminals.

CAMDEN, n j., Fob. 4.-,rhe unusual scene
of the governing body Of county being ar
raignod before the bar Of court to plead as com.
mon criminals was witnessed at yesterday 4
session OF the Camden court by u large number
OF spectators when the indicted board of free
holders were drawn up in n semiCirclo while
Prosecutor of the Pleas jenkins read the five
bills of indictment found against them by the
meanor In office In voting away money which
had never been appropriated and with con
spring with unknown persons 10 get money
andindiyiduallE, and after entorins hail in ~
sum of $500 each, were allowed TO go, with the
provision that they appear for trial when
NyantCl
National Republican., 1885-02-05

Representatives Eaton, Lamb, and Rice, a
subcommittee of tho committee on foreign
affairs, have made u report to tho full com
mtteO on the resolutions recently referred
to them, calling upon the secretary of state for
such information a. he might have relative TO
the connection of any American citizen or cit
liens with the explosions In London. The
subcommittee whileit viewed the use OF dyna-
mite with adherence held that 20 adopt the
resolutions of the character referred 10 would
be an acknowledgment that citizens OF the
United States were parties to a conspiracy
against England and connected with the ro-
cent explosions In London. II believed that
congress ought not To assume such Il position.
The report was tabled. Tho subject In another
form WILL however, be considered again ut
tho meeting of the committee next Thursday.
National Republican., 1885-02-05

hhH swift pihuihi' Nu'
Drawer 3. Altar aa, Ga, or lSo W. 23d St MY.