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ono tor the pnea.

N'teN fRE tue sAte.
Pilos are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight ~ the back, loius and
lower part Of the abdomen, cSusin,s
the patient 10 suppose that he has
some affection OF tho kidneys on
noighboring organs. At times, svmp-
toWs of Indigestion are present, fieta-
lancy. uneaslness Of the stomach, otc.
A moisture, like Precipitation, pro-
dueing u very dissgroeabls itching.
atler getting warm, is common az
6encGnt. Blind, Bieeiing and Itching
Piles Weld nc onoe 10 the application
OF DR.. B0sanko's Pills Remedy, which
sets directly upon The parts atfeeted,
absorbing the Tumors, ailaying the
Intense itching, and affecting q perma,
oent cure. Price, so cents. Address.
ne DR.. Bosenko Medicine Company
tique, Ohio. Sold by ell druggists.
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Tho BOARD Of Trade,

one of tho ueaiest, nobblest and
coolest resorts in the city is the OLE
gSnt saloon of MeHars. Purdy ~ Ran
call, on tho nOTthesst corner OF Main
anu Austin streets. The purest brands
OF WHISTLES, wines, brantiet, ctr, and
me ehoioest lots OF imported sud do
msstic cigars are oRly Kept. Tire chop
counter ~ always supplied with the
treshcaG and choiceat delicsciea OF the
season. The billiard tables are tile
6ncst in the city. tf
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EuWaFu Shapheld, OF Narrisbery,
III, says: "Havig & received so much
nenehtfrom Electric Bitters, | feel il
my duty 60 let suffering humanity
knog it Have had running sore on
my leg for eight years; my doctors
told mo would have to have tho bono
sctaped or leg anputaCad ! USED. in.
stead, thtes bottles of Electric Bltters
and sovon boxes Bucklan's Arnica
Sslvee, and my leg ia now Round aud
well
Electric 8ittags axo sold st so cests
hottia, snd Bucklan's Arnica Salvee
NJ 20 cents psr soX by w. ii. How ell q
Co.
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Messrs. IL. w. Graher h ConpAnv
nave moved their Office aud ware
rnome 10 Nos. 75l and 752 Elm street,
where they now occupy ono of The
largest houses In the city, tho main
hoor and sample rooms being 80 by goa
leet. Their rapidly increasing trade
compelled them TO provide more
commodious quarters, particularly tor
thetr immense stock OF butgies and
carriages, which they ara making a
specially.
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wild Ohsrry ara Tar.

Every body knows the virtsns O.
Wild Cherry and Tar az relief and
cure for any ELECTION Of the ThrOst
and Lungs. OombinSd With these two
ingredients are 3 few simple heslinR
remedies in The composition OF Dr.
Bosenko's Cough end Lung Syrur
making IL just tho srticle YOU should
always have in tho house, for COUGHS
Colds, Group and Bronchitis. Price 50
cents and 81. Samples frSs. Sold hy
all druggists.
Gustav koEBR,
Now York Cor. Times- Democrat
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Torpid Livor, Bilious Attack, Jaxnd!os
NNl SnilQNnssN

Thsse disorders axe tla result of q
morbid action Of the liver, An ncrid Oc
ovor production OF bilo, or Of some
obstruction ia tGe gsll ducts. preyeAt-
ing ths natural flow OF bile inso abe
,ntestines, tho bila being ro-aba0rbed
into tho circulation, producing im-
pnrlties OF the blood and showing
ties II i'll TIE yellow color OF tha skin
and 9yeR. a few dosss OF tao Gepato.
zone will correct the irregular action
snd Cause a normal secretion and flow
of bile.
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when YOU visit or lOavo Now York
City, HAve baggage, EApressage aud 50
Carripru Hirc, ard fpbp at tho OR ND
UNION HOTEL. opposite Grand Cen
trail Depot. $50 elegant rooms, fiitsd
up at = o0st Of sl,0oA00D, 81 aud ap.
wards pcr day. European pian. Elo-
vatorss Restaursnt supplied with the
best. Horse CARA stages snd elevated
RAILROAD 70 oil d0potns Families can
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Coed NesnIts la Ersrv Carn

~. n. bradford, Wholesale paner
Siealer OF Chattanooga, Tann., writes.
ehat he was seriously afflicted with a
severe cold that settled ca hia lungs;
hsh sfled many remedies Without
nNpent. Being induced TO try DR.,
Aing's New Discovery for Consum =
Won, did SO and WAS entirely curea Nv
nss OF a few bo.sles. Since which Tins
no nae used It in his family for all
coughs and Colds with best rbaulte.
rms 10 the experience Of thousands
whose lives nave been saved by thjs
Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottle frsa az w. II. Howell 3,
Coz, drug store.
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Advocates or prohibition need have
no fears or "PaICKLY Assn BirrrRs"
os 10 isa medicine, and by reason OF
its catnaruo proporties cannot ho used
as n bevorage, ~ ~ manufactured
from the puroat m0'erlelp, and scis
directly ON tho Liver, Hidnoya, stout
ach and Bowels. AZ blood purifier
IL has no equal, IL is pleasant 20 the
taBto, and effective In action.
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Don'l- II q dealer offers you q
bottle OF Salvation Oh without labelu,
or wrappers, or In Y mutilsted or
aeisceo package, don't touch it--don't
BUY IL Of any 4ricr, yon san rest az
sured that there is something wrong
10 may he dangerous and worthless
couniorieit, lnsist upen costing n
perfeot, unnToksn, seuuine package.
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Boya call ~ the Huustable Boot 4
Shoe Company, 7l2 Elm street, snd suc
WIN IIunslabl0's three now styles o,
tOcs on shoes. Tho Dndc, Wnlkon
feet, and Dallas toe. Loeve the pho
tograph OF your foot there, aud tho
shoes won't hurt your eOrns.
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Glad 1idinss Ror

Pstton'a Sour-Well eye sslve. Ith
day certify your salve cured my eye
entirely after usjug IL four months. i
1886 my, sight by working ia maehln.
cry. John 4. Hodges, Enterprise
Mississippi. The salve cured mo o.
letter IA my hand. Fred Smith
Meanwhile, rexas. Send ana get /
box, only rs ceuts.
ID. g. PATTON & Co.,
Sulpher Spriuss, Texas,
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DALLAS, Oct. 3. = The postponed
meeting OF those uesitous OF formiog
q gun club In Dallas viii take place at
the ofllco o. Tn. Brunswick. Bake
collender company, No. 4J7 Aain
street, ut 8 O'clock y. M. on Monday
the 9Th instant. A. III. STUART.
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Are hereby informed that the com.
pleto liue Of sampled OF our inll aud
winter goods have been received and
are open tor Inspection. vs. therefore
invite the dressy men Of Dallas To csll
and make tholr selection without lie.
lsy, az the haDdsomest and most de-
sirable goods are always olosad oul
early in the season. We Will tlke or.
ders now for future delivery.
j, WINTER, JR. & Co.,
No. 7l3 Main street.
Branch house OF tho largest tailoring
house IN hmerisa.
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Larga suit F,,ed,

N".-' suit Niltut
We notice quite stir and hustle
arouud one al he priueiple b usineSs
nous on hiGia street nesr ~
HERALD office, and upon inyes igs,ion
we iound tba some Of our pr,rciple
msrehauis We're filing lhaie orders Tor
iall aud winter sui S, viii the fashion
ahie tailors, D0u4 las Bros. VIII sesms d
quite pleased 40 having 50 lnsnv
'snlled Their sleek OF goods em-
brace he foes linesoF foreiyu and
domestic cloths, cashmerss aid
worstsd or ths laieSta and moss fa,hlnr-
aple oesiens Having none bat the
best workman, ming roibiog bnt tha
best material, they turn our thu IA, ~
mace, mos durable and stylish suits
Their prices ara low for GOOD wors
Ihey can isroish at Short notice husi.
Ne s. ana dress suits. Cali aud sos their
extensive line ofimpurtssions.
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sive nina bali of th- Loaf, the other fel.
low mus, feel a. if ae would Ice N
cite sn-penny nsii in two. But we
nrs certain that with all the Iaerit
the Noraing News goes to the civ
81 dallas With, her citizens Will M,
.srset thst THE HERALD has borne
me heat aud the burden of ,he day.
snd IL entitled 10 thsir continued rss,
ronase aud confidence. We sineerslv
more that the rivalry of tho two pspsrs
may De OF benefit TO Dallas and 10 each
.. the Two papers, and that tho owners
sno euitoss viii have the goss sense
nus 20 permit personalities and ant
nNsiues 10 appear in the columns o,
etsnsr paper, but that it may be falr
Statesman. ''''
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, positive
cure tor cetarrh. dipbtnsria and oank /.
or mouth. Sold by j. L.. Williams Il
IN ~
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No. 1910 Clark Avenue.


plSEass NERVOUS MANHOOD nIpo
structure GoHoRRHoSA aLEET Epilepsy oon,
altsia Rupture Ucs alton all
% % o ne new and certain cases So
personally
dement, or cure ONCE
sonal - i ""N" o" per-
""pS ior Handbook of
uhuesetL iousStolaa % Address
:. N US INSTITUTE 500 CLARK Avenue ST. louis Mo - ~ ~
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CONSULT
.DR, VASSERCDG
tFrOo hnsaisN Poiaodj
On al Diseases inUideatas to the uu.
maD Body.

Do WASsERClu having bes nrsc,,cs
end experience for the lRsf Is ypass, viii mn.
ANTifE a CURE. '''''
Ia csses OF Ca'arrh Ia nn its atassa,
sonrvy. Biotohos of che skin, Ulreraro,i
Lo%s' Chncers, HumOrs, sbln Dlaeases
3"ut, Alvcr Complaint, Dyspepsts.
asthlnal Dyaenfery, pues, Fita, niiUri,
nary 'nd Kidney Troubles, and siisnases
ot rho wye md var, lung diseases, In.
diEesti0n and Nervous Debility.
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OF GALE BfocKI,
e trr and Heauufg m Nei OF
recent
York CAWtl. MASSEY
street. Bellevue
thc
medical
LINE III STOCK convinced that
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IL is said by good 0uth GRITTY that there
has been sold IN the town Of Troupe
oyer 1900 gallons of liquor since the
adoption If prohibition 10 that place
aud before tho last election held tn
Smith county on prohibition. Since
that election SALOON has opened out
in full bloom, rs prohibition isi.ed 20
carry Ia no county. Now, tho qnes-
lion a., did Euch failure teiustatB the
right 10 sell liquor In the heretofore
prnnibitsu dlstriulS lt seems ia 100 the
opinion OF counsel that tho parties 20
selliug ere violating tho law, the
opinion being based on tho idna
that Tho lgHt election WAS 10 deter
mtna ~ liquor should ha sold in Smith
county, and rot in Troupe precinct
Tho election was held soma time ago
% at determined tho prohibition Of TIE
ealu Il liquor IA that ptt cinoi, and was
sn election for thas purpose, aud tor
minated tie sale OF " by a majority OF
votes heiug cast In favor OF prohiht-
ton. thia precinct he's not since that
time hold any election for the purpose
OF re-dettrmining that question. Docs
not prohibition still prevail In that
preoincts Attorneys say that 10 re-
Quires the ssmo mower TO repeal a law
that enacted It, aud that such repeal.
ing must expsoss its Intention 10 so re.
peel the identical law. The last cleo
lion was Tor the whole county, 10 de-
lss1aine " 10 should he sold therein,
aDd nos for Ttoupe preclDok-(Jaok
sonville 1ntelligencer
Will NOT DESERT rnH Old GUARD.
We imariue we know exactly how
THfs DALLAS HERALD feels upon tho
advent 70 that city OF y duplicate OF
the Galveston News. After a nowspa.
per makes q city outi Ia the wilderness.
and another fellow comes In snd asks
u : patronage Of tbs citissnz Of such -
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While tes rnony to la ,to c,
EelkaG erst.r
~ scout Sidoone Clara Kellogg,
PALioE iorEL March,
@ sn yq1r present GA SILL from nv
su MADAME fot ao desires from
addition well known socv
torC
oei MS single letter '' 'ee may Wen
DIRECTIONS.
cnore or Whit
u dsy releye
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ARTHUR PETER & 90, Agents,
Louisville. Ky.
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WACO June H-lspecisl.l Evan.
gelist Jones' congregations now aver.
age from 1000 70 5,sOO people every
timo. Every train since morning has
brought visitors irom adjacent towns
aud tho capacity Of the taboroscle viii
he taxed 10 Tvs utmost tomorrow ,wneu
the meeting olosos.
The last Oi the Waco Light Infantry
gothomo trOm LampRsas this mOming
They scenot discouraged by their do
feat, but win 80 20 drilling moro In
duslriously than over for the fall on
oNnpm8nt rs Galveston
Arrangements are bsing perfected
to-day for the entertaln0ent Of an tue
teachers who attend the State Teach
Ors' Convention here ne,. week. Gov
ornOr ireland Is expected i' 10 pres.
enc
Negotiations ara pending and viii
probably 30 completed Monday Tor the
prclag0 and establishment Of ,he
Pan Electric telephone system ia this
city.
Recepts OF wboat and oats aro
large. Wheat brink, 75 70 80 oouts por
nlsbel, snd Opts ~ To "a cents.
The stoos Of wool ON hand is large,
but 20 has been very dnll galo for
nearly two weeks,
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EAGLE PASS, June 96,--.specia.N-A
coN miner from Milwaukee pamed
Charles Fletcher csmo m to-day He
reported al outrage committed on him
by Mexican on tho might vt ,ho 25th
At that time he was On his
way from Laredo tothis piaoe lo6tlng
ior work in the mines along Tho Rio
UcS1de, he WIS met by Mexlgans.
who la5soaJ him around the mock aud
drSgsst him for long distance
lpugt the chRpaual cactus, he beng
"uglly robbed Of all hin monov and
5it t0r dead on regsiDing conscious
sss no applied 20 the nearest Mnxi-
can authority and received 'or su An,
-wor that Il WAS q bad country for
3 rugOes, Fletcher rs muulataf 'u a
horrible mGnnOr His neck * deeply
yagtCl aud he Is one mass of oSpi
GHofu5i frcu 1etd 90 loot
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Butohard Bounced,

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Pros'-
dent to-day suspended Horstlo @ Bur
ohard, Of Illinois, AZ director OF tho
mini snd appointed Ian0a H. kim
bail, nt Pennsylvania, In his stoad.
The change will take tilect on July =.
Mr.. Burchard said to.dsy 20 regard
60 his suspension that he preferred
that H. change should be made In
that way ln preference 20 rosigning
IN the iace Of tho charges
OF ineticiency aud mlsmanagament
wkich had been made against him by
personal enomles, and which nave
boon published IN several newspapers.
He dld not dispute the Presidents
right 10 romoyo him, but he had some
lltlls curiosity % Hee the "reaEonn
therefor which the President Would
give the Senate. His relations with
Secretary Manning had always been
Of the most pleasant character and he
regretted that contrary Impression
had arisen Nnco his removal had heon
spoken OF.
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INDIAN TROUBLES.


hansns maEni5lng the Matter
WICHITA, Kan, June 27.--The Daily
Eagle is IN rooeipt of specials from ne
Cheyonne Iudian Agency lsIe yesier-
-erday oveuiug, ofwhich a synopas
Is transmitted 20 tho Associated preas
The situation Al The sgonoy looks eriu.
ca and the officers, EMPLOYEES ena
Lrnders are liable b. be attacked hy the
mhitiasod Choyeunes at any m0meHt.
Iho lniiens are drilling daily In rsgn.
laf vhrlike form. The arrival OF liza
tro1ps nndor Sumner only seap1s 10
nave atirron up the ipdians, who hava
~. ont extra spiea in All directions.
Wluipnt prcmpt aud aiioiaut saitnp
Oh tho part OF tha yoyerntnBnt a bloody
raio aud masaacre VIII bo tho result
The special. which Is from a reliahla
man AZ the Indian Agency, says lhet
tne Indians are IN sufficient force 10
butohnr All tho whites, including the
Ioppsl now stationed thore. Tie In
diane Keep thor ponies picketed nitht
aud day sud are we'll armed and haye
plenty OF ammunition. ThApeOnlo daro
not attempt 10 reach the KANSAS bor-
der Five companies " the tifth cav
airy under Major Carpenter, passg,i
This CITY ny special train to-day and
VIII he within one days march OF
tanO tomorrow morning
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DopArtmsnt d gu.tlee oh..rs.

WASHINGTON, June 9.--It ia said
Leigh Chalmers, Of Texas, win be an
pointed special agont Of The Depart.
inent OF JuAtice vice ssaunton, rs.
a'sned, and that D. A. Fisher, Of ohio,
VIII be appointed sspeois examiner n
Lns ramo department Among tbe
names paentionOd for appointment nv
sssistsnt attorney Ia the department
are nc Representative Wilson, OF Wes.
virginia; Stevons0n, OF New Jereevl
ana Mr.. BrAnigan, of Indieus,
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9 WASHINGTON, June q Lieutenant
Scneutse win take to the Lena Dolt.
asNord designed by himself as a Oift
rom 'his government to the govern
mont OF Yakutsk. rhe blado issos
nne steel, and Its scabbsrd and hilt are
of Son. S On the former are engravlngs
'Iasngs uss auu fslndeers, Rledges and the
sene.ts' Sertnn II Is inscribed: "Pre-
S5ate ynteu oy .he President of the United
o,1;,a. sesss 10 Malor-General ~ Georgry Fed
YsIntsL .Ivn Eeat Eseeaaterln.asiefl Governor Of
Sas,.Ias' SIS' EAsI Siberia, FOR Emlnent
~ ~ 'uus s.,s ,hehdered the Survivors OF
ano al', attc exploring Steamer Jeannstta
at $500, 10 NAueu
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CoRsIcANA. June27. Special THE
District Court adjourned Thursday
evening unhl nort Monday, Judge
l.. d. Bradley hcing called to Calves
ton on busluass.
The first niue OF the COrsloana Base
Ball Club leave tomorrow morning
with party " friends for Dallas.
where they meet the Dallas nine I'M
the diamond. The boys are very
hopeinl OF quuobas.
The Ladies' Art Society glyos IN.
other Of their enjoyable musicals ard
lce cream festivals at McSpaddin'a
Hall noKt Thursday for the benoilt on
.he cemetery,
The post ofiioo here has boon 0rad0d
from 4 a seoond-class 10 athlrd.cl .,ss
Office.
Tho Sancildoationists are making
things lively at tho opera house with
! thoir moeting, the shouting being Of
the regular hallelulhh style. They
viii heresfter give an open air meet.
ing at o'clock each evening AZ the
opera house entrance.
Wheat and oats are generally bar-
vested throughout the country with
u large Yield and prospects for cotton
arc 70 gooi that hnslness IN all
branches Is rowling.
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DESvRR, June q. Tho Novs' Du.
range special says; Il Is currently re-
ported lhat citizens Of this county viii
demand tho delivery 10 tho law Of the
Indians concerned in the murder ~
0enthor Trouble is almost sura "a
follow. Nothing has been heard here
as yei n Agonf Stollsttimar'. investi-
gauon. An uuo0nhrnlQd rumOr Ia
shoai that O,hor Indians have boon
killed. The sxoliemOni a. subsidin4
horo. Mrs Geuther'a condition IL ro.
gsrdod Hs hopeless.
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DErnoIT June T,--A J1urnsi Coma
special say.' owing 10 an open
gwf.ch on lhe Detroit, Lansing
q Northern Railway last nigh +,
gnd tbe swisch light being absouf, thu
night express vNs ditlhsd Tha or
sino Is o total wreck The auFiuse,
tho Areman and tho baggagemRste
Woro hurt Il Va thought Ii was an Al
tampl o. wreck Foropaughs circus
trpius which wero following the train.
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Ciiliner

GuHBR, June H.-.SpooisLl-- Last
night tho closing exercise. Of the Iona
Star Academy took place aL the opora
house aud was Witnessed by largo
and approciative audience. The ex-
animation Of Che school took place two
days provious TO the exhibition aud
was largely attended by both city Aud
country patrons, who we're much
pleased Rt the result. One and al join
Va saying that the past session of the
school conducted by Professor J, u.
Hart, NJ. II. Nell and w. T.. Glass was
the most successful since the estsb-
hshment OF the school,
Fine rsins FOR the past few days IN
sure good crops OF every thing aud far.
mers and merchants ara happy.
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On Trial lor nslpou. As.s,l,

SpaIEeFkLD, Ill.,, June gI-The
preliminary trial of Thomas James.
a memher OF the lower House Of the
Iuiuois Assembly, ,or a. alleged
criminal outrage upon Mamie Jsmos,
a al2-year old girl erving as page in
the House, was begun beofro q 'uftlca
OF 'he peace to-day. The child said
thaa James made the alleged sesault
IN 4 committee room of the House.
alleging that no lorcibly divested hef
Of nor clothing aud that her slrug
Elee 30 escape wore prevented by the
superior strength Oi her sssailn,L lie
exhibited NO emotion at She testimony
The closest examination failed ,u
change hor testimony In any essen
ial particular.
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WASHINGTON, June q, In regard
10 tho threatened trouble at tho
Cheyenne and Anapaho reservations
Ia tho indian Territory General Soho
Geld telegrarhs that on the 23d nf Juns
tW1 tr90pa OF the Ninth cavalry
marched nom Caldwell 10 Reno. Tho
Fifth cavalry reached Red UloRd on
The Same day and Carpenters four
troops would leave on tho 25tb by rail-
for Reno, On their arrival there VIII
be 10 troops .of cavalry and q onm-
GAMES 0f Infantry at Reno. The forca
Ia regarded By General Augur as SUM-
Cient for the present,
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mr. Hendricks

PlrrsrJetp, Mass, june a. Vice
President h0ndricks arrived here at
noon to-day ~ the guent of James W.
ugd. tie luuched with William R.
Elunkotl, snd AfiorVard drove around
tle country. ate O'clock be dinod q.
M HNlla residence, This evening he
had an Informal reception a. tho busi-
nosr meme room. Be viii loave 10.
morrow afternoon Tor Atlantic City.
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Tor the BROOKLYN navy vars ~,
nahtsn lehss1 q rom $3.50 10 saS 900. Threa
GTs.r lrns s@sgDus hments- the West Point
1ss 1 works, the Continsntal
80 " NorEe and Howdsn, Robin.
bn, q So's contemplated bidding.
nal u. a view o. the departmenss no.
~ % ~. ~ scoep! the gecommendstia,i
u so,s si'o saViso,y osard and itq inspes,-
liz & uvleerninR the Dolphin, they
~ hhnelu ha'su tne'r proposals., Informing
I'm s,e ousesa That they did not feel safe
u,,o,, ~ oApenuing th7lr time aud money
~ ~. soss lot tho government when
thn " ,,S,. ~ na1Ject 70 rejection, even aftsg
rsn6rtsS rlo S9taSSrtpnlents tll own inspectors had
material. -FYA s.'', NVrh hIs1
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0onoral Oroob', CamnaI,r

WAsmrSroN, juno 1.-General
Crook has beon busily engaged the
past few days rehiting and repairing
Tor an Indian campa ign, and ls abont
ready 10 start. IL isunoficislly stated
that the campaign N 10 be conducted
~ folluWs: General Crook, with
scouts and infantry, viii enter the
Sierra Madre mountains aud ondoavor
70 capture OF kill Geronimo and his
followers. Should they ssoape and no
turn W their reservation In Arlzona or
New heXicO, thoy VIII bO Intercepted
by cavalry which IA 30 be stationed
along the lines. Troops are 70 be-
oamped et the di1eront water holes
along the line between Fort Husohuca
and Silver Greek, 10 that tho entire
line will he guarded,
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PALEsrNE, Juno T-lSpocisL f.
Slerti Davjsls tn receipt OF a lettor
from Bells Grayson County, stating
that John Martin, QUO Of tho murder
dorers Of Mrs. HaaeIle, at Rlkbart.
was caugh. and hanged there night
before last Martin left Elkhmt on
the night OF the murder and iiret
gave himself away 40 Bells, by inquir-
Ing about 'ho murder They sent for
. doscrigN which was forwarded
from tbif no'ot 5J sheriff Davis aud
tOuu roo uily exactly with Martins
Gpps3 ,uro He was taken from the
Bells cRlsDO1so and hanged by uu-
known parties, n. w, Huut, OF this
CITY aw the body yesterday morning
when pa9Ring0n tha ears,