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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

HIGGINS and SWEET ADA seem 20 be lost to
memory dear. Or are they merely overshad-
owed by the European cloud?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24
Red Wing.

Last Friday evening, being the occasion
of Mr.. and Mrs. John WoOdcock's china
wedding, a number of friends assembled at
their residence and presented them with an
elegant china set and many other presents.
Parties were present from Pine Island and
ST. Paul. DR.. G. w. Hewitt Of this city,
secretary of the state board of health, has
sent circulars to the town clerk of every
township in the state, urging the impor-
lance of Immediately organizing local
boards of health. i. 1t is said that Benja-
min Foss of this city has a horse sick with
CHAMBERS. :. Mr.. Kappel of the Red Wing
wagon factory is in Chicago. :. u. "A. I'll.
RoSeboom has returned from his Western
trip Rev. Father Stariha of ST. Paul is
visiting at the residence of Rev. Father
Meier.
DEMOCRATIC WARD CAUCUsEs.
The Democrats made the following NOM
ina ions yesterday:
Second Ward-W. II. Grow was elected
chairman and Charles Erickson secretary.
w. E. Eisenbrand was nominated for alder
man. The following delegates were
elected to the city convention: Nicholas
Lovgren, William Wright, and Frank T.
Kingman. Ward committee, Frank L.
Kingman, W. H. Grow and F. Busch.
Third Ward Timothy McCue was
elected chairman and P. CLARION secretary
William E. Hawkins was nominated for
alderman. Delegates to the city conven-
ton, George Diepenbrock, E. r. Hendel,
George Bowman and Peter Yerkens.
Ward committee, George Diepenbrock, S.
p. Hasler and F. McCue.
The Democrats in the First and Fourth
wards adjourned to await the action of the
Republican caucuses.
The Republican caucuses Wednesday
evening nominated the following candi-
dates for aldermen: First ward, Ernest
Render; Second ward, William III. Putnam;
Third ward, G. A. Carlson; Fourth ward,
E. III. Blodgett
This year there will be a. hot fight be-
tween high and low license, and according
to present indications the low-license men
are by no means idle. The Democratic
city convention will be held at the Argus
office at 2 p. IN. to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24
SOME BODY's DUDE.

Into rink with four bleak walls,
That blazed with a glare like midday light,
Where never a shadow of sorrow falls,
Somebody's dude stro He'd in one night;
omebody's dude so young and so white,
Wearing upon his innocent face
Never sign of manhood's might,
But his scarf-pin showed q suspicion of
paste.
Carefully cOmbed are his raven curls,
That lightly lie on his delicate brain,
And in his fingers he languidly twirls
In ceaSeleSS motion gOld-headed cane;
Somebody carefully combed his hair;
Was it his mother, whose sight now fades?
Was it a bluShing maiden fair,
Or a barber as black as the ace of spa DIES
There's never doubt he is somebody's pet;
Somebody's heart has enshrined him there;
Maybe the dude has a father yet,
Or mother who waits at the head of the
stair;
Maybe maiden, with cheek of rose,
Is sadly awaiting the missing link,
And there he stands in beautiful pose,
In the glamour and glare of the skating
rink.
But there comes a man full of honeyed guile
And fastens the cruel skates to his feet;
And stands aside with cynical smile,
And waits for his head his heels to meet.
Kiss him once for his grandmothers sake;
It's doubtful if ever she kisses him more;
The skates from his feet so tenderly take,
Sweep out the debris and close the door.
i The Times Democrat.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

The st. Paul presbytery appointed n special
committee 10 confer with the aggrieved par
ties in the First Presbyterian church muddle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

The Scottish Rite degree was conferred on
n number of Masons in Minneapolis yester-
day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

The alleged Blaine consul TO Melbourne has
assured the president Of his Democracy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

THE cry Of the school children---where. OF
where did our two thousand dollars goy'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

Mechanics in the Grand Trunk shops at
Detroit threaten violence before they will
allow the shops to be removed to Fort Gratiot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

The board OF managers of the State Agri-
cultural society have inspected the plans of
proposed buildings for the new fair grounds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

War between England and Russia is consid
cred inevitable by the continental press.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

Massachusetts Mugwump organs denounce
Cleveland bitterly for his appointments Of
internal revenue collectors in New England.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

Minneapolis aldermen are consulting what
TO do about the license question this year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

Reports from Boston yesterday state that
The rumor Of the Burlington coming to st.
Paul by the Frecport road is unfounded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

The Russian squadron has been ordered to
Italy and prevent secret aid to England.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24
THE NORTHW EST.
Jesse Neville, Son Of a Respectable Farmer
Of Winona County, Ooolly Murders
a Saloonkeeper.
A. A Wright, Brainerd, Mimi, Hotel
Keeper, Elopes from Home With
Mrs. Thomas 0Brien.
George Sheffield, an Elevator Agent at
Moorhead, Mimi, Robbed by
Fellow Boarder.

News Items From Various Points in
the Northwest Cleaned by Vigil
liant Globe Correspondents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

1T wont do, Mr.. MERRIAM. In the light of
your legislative record your profession as
a reformer is a crocodile agitation.
when the devil got sick
The devil saint would be.
When the devil got well
Devil saint was he.''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

Thirty-iiye millions in gold coin belonging
80 the United States must soon be transferred
from San Francisco to New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

Assistant Attorney General McCammon o
the interior department has resigned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

Thenext meeting of the English cabinet
will be held Saturday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

The King-Remington suit still drags its
weary length over u column Of valuable
space, and the end is not yet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

The Mugwumps are after the Baltimore
postonice and want to work the Pearson
racket.
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\ Prohibition party has been started il
Maryland.
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ME OF TEEE NEWS.

No war declaration as yet.
Seven deaths from cholera are reported at
Cairo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13

Fcl.on's Graham tlour IL nnc.

Felton's Grshsm nour 10 nne.
Game 10 representa- - being plenl-
ful In tho country about the city.
Try our 400 tea,. h. o. wnLLuR 4
Co, corner Of Harwood aud Blm.
\ An iusbris,sd individual hailips
from Duck creek, rode into an Rlnl
street drug store yesterday.
Miller's saloon, on Camp street, wav
entered and bur1lsrizsd night before
last. A small amount was Cotton.
The ls,ss. styles oflsdies', gents and
chiltTeD's shoes at the x. Huns, able
Boot aud Shoe factory, 732 Elm street
Nobody d the msrshsl's once 90.
tuowlsdRss that warrants have been
issued for the arrest Of the sscriff OIL
Clay county.
Julia ~. HAYES, wits OF J. ". Hayes,
died o. their residence, CAS- Commercs
erect, a. 4 o'clock Thursday merniuy,
Foneral from 81. Matthew'S cathedral
1t ii o'clock Saturday morning.
IL Tho city authorities would p,scs
-'epplng stonee scross the ptrests al
hs end OF the squares on the business
.'vtions Of Main and Elm streets
sAsy would receive the thanks OF !
euffsring pubic In wet Weather.
We take pleasure In Calling attention
o TIE homo az Mrs. Il. Cbesnut, No
~ hin sbeets dealer In mitliusr,
90 d. and notions. This In one Of sbs
idest housss IN our city, havit /
.pened here In 1870. Great credit Il
due W propsistfsss for tho skillfu
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manngem sut OF her husiDsps, which
has grown from amgll beginning 10 be
ous OF shn lsrCsst In She city, number
ing among itp patrons the heat families
In tho city sBd country. oihing but
'hs bast 10 of,sraS for sale al this house.
No secondhand or damaged goods
ever fsund on her shelves. This fact
hsa contributed largely 30 her sucsssu
In meintaiuinK the hest trade Ia the
country.
Dallas h,l at last secured frrt.
GLASS restaurant. IL 10 KEEP Mt No. ~
Esiu strcot, by tho popular and gen-
, tlemsnly Lang Brothers. Iii. patron
lied by those who sre conuoisseurs OF
what bslongs to asuperior cnislne and
| eating salon, viz: Tho very beat
material in the market, unsurpassed
cooking, and skilled and courteous
waters. No wonder tho ladies' o!
Dallas, ~ well ~ the gentlemen, Grt
giving IL their hearty patronage.
The lSdisE of The Lamar stree. Moth.
odist Episoopsi church give tea thi,
afternoon from 3 to . O'Clock, at the
rssldspcs OF Mrs. BlanSenship, or
Jackson and Akard streotS. Fan n
tspdanct IN solicited from Ell person,
interested IN this charitable enter
prise.
Goods sold ut all times during ths
day and night at private sale. Furni.
ture, glassware, tinware, boots aud
shock, clothing, nottons and under
| wear e. the auction house Of Fine
Very Fine, 6l3 ana els Elm street.
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Riley ryls.

NASHVILLE, Nov. u.-Nsws was 10.
eaivad yesterday di too capture, after
desperate resistance, OF Rilay Pyle,
who Ia, ioc ls month. evsded arrest,
for tho killing e Uni,ra States Com
missioner Mcdonald ia Pioss!t
county. 1t was recently learned
shat no was near tho Kan.
iucky lino, and pOtas found
HIS, sitsr pssllous jonr 10y thrsnsh
The WOODS Pyle refused 10 Surrender
end - pitched bsttlo was fought, IN
9hico Rylay Psls was shot In ths leg,
william Pyle, his brother, aud Thomss
KID Hell being dangerously wouadot.
Pyle 81 lsat gave up and medieAl alton
tlon was gwen tho Trio. Ry.ey Py Ia
will oa srr4lsned for obs.rueIing Com-
missioner MsDoGsld in the discharge
OF hio duty, The federal cour. not hsy-
tns Jurisdiction IA murder cases.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARX nps
NEW OhLHANs
N

INV ORLEANS oct. n.-Corn stronr
and hty err nj A. as
osts rrm; choi Weston, 81; home pro
ducts nrmel bu' not quolabiy higher
~ugsr no'iy0 and u = Q O higher opsn
kett e, reilly W M, b; prime, 81 10 "a;
lu'iy hl' to iss; % d fair, ~. 10 az;
g oicu,nmon ~ tair, toil. inferior b. f,ir,
bx cenuilugnls, plantation granu alto
~ on pant .ton KIauulatod ". chol -
white ss To ~; oil wolfe, ~ TO 10; grnv.
willis. ~; ch0l,, Yellow clarified, So;
prime. yellow ella lned, 9 of y.llow olafi.
inci,S sto $40; seconds, to6
holA ses dun, weak q d lower; OMEN
Yeti 2, sholsa " To Is; strictly pri mo, ~ ~
~; good prime, IS 10 q; pr,m 30 to ~,
Y cd fsir, .sio -; fair, a TO ~; 40 I'd con
IN ~, " CO. trifug Ns, %; fair to good air
u 70 70; good comm n, Is to 40; cout.nun, II
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Salmon 10 cents per pound.
Il. o. WBLLuR Il Co.,
1r0R-elae Caph Qrocers.
xsdies, Men In C.nys.,,on.

MHnPBis, Nov. l2.--rhiS was the
second days session OF tho Tri.
Safe Medical association. A,
tho morning session papers were rsss,
During tho afternoon session DIR,
II McCnrRo, OF Nashville. Tennessee,
was elected president; W. A. Harris,
Servis, Tennessee, d. A. Robertson,
of Osceoln, Arkansas, n. X. Dunn, al
0reenville. MississipDi, vio,.prssi.
dents: w. b. Rogers, Memphis, secrs-
tary, aud i. J. Crofrprd, Of Memphis,
treasurer. Tho hight session was d.
voted to reading pspers, and ut II
O'Clock tho session adjourned 10 NEE,
again ia Memphis on the second Wed.
nesdsy OF next Novemb.r.
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PERSONAL.

Professor j. l.. Fowler In III ths city.
Mr.. u. N. Lancaster, OF Houston. 10
In the city.
Mr.. Charles X. Lsdrick, ef psuison,
Ia Ia the city.
Nr. Il. T. Breeding, OF BoahsM, 10
autographed ut the Windsor.
DR.. J. ~. Story left Yesterday for q
hunt In tina vicinity OF Grapevine.
Mr.. George Adkins and wife, OF
Whitesporo, sre stopping at the Wind
sor.
Mr.. Sam p. Walker, a well known
insurance man OF st. Louis, IA in the
city.
Gr. John Summernold, Of Sherman,
10 in the city stopping ct tho Grand
Windsor.
Mr.. Il. l.. Frank, mayor OF tho -four
ishing town Of Terrell, ia In the city
and Is autographed vt tho Grand
Windsor.
Colonel Jot dunisr, vile and dnugh-
ter, OF Sherman, arc at the Grand
Windsor.
A, w. Stewart left lss. night for st.
louis 80 accept L position with y. y.
f1oyd 4 Co.
Aud now David Goslin IL laid out.
Tho deugua shows no favoritlsm, md
don't You forgotit.
Mr.. A. NJ. Glenn, Of Palestine, is in
the clIy, and VIII probably mako Dial
Ian hisfuture home.
Mr.. Darius welch, who has been verv
low for several days, Ia now much
improved and will soon bs up and
about.
d.. ond Mrs. s. n. Wolch, Of Calves.
ton, arrived In tho CITY yesterday, aud
are tho gussts OF thoir sister Mrs. Gen.
eral H. NJ. Gano, an Cation avenue.
~. II. Ford, OF Palestine; @, Il. viii
Jams, Waco; Mrs. II. A. Hermon,
Gresnvllle; Mrs. NJ. II. Edwards aud
Miss Annie Heron, Pilot Point, ore
roR's'cred ut the 81. ucorge.
MrH. II. Harrison aud n party of her
Invited ftieuds went nutting on yes
to-day, and met with marked success,
securing - many pecans rs thoy could
well bring home, besldes enjoying q
pleasant ride In The country.
Mr.. -. J. Bsebe. q prominent atoce-
man OF Marion, Kansas, arrived In she
city "Wednesday night, having been
called to Dallas by telegram an.
nounclng tho serioup illuess of his
hro.htr-in.law, Mr.. Darius Welch.
Mr.. Beebe was extremely grstlned on
his arrival TO tiud his lsslvs NO much
better than he had anticipated,
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The meeting at Commercs street
church is R'il! IN progress, and laat
night WAS ono OF tho moat interesting
OF the whole asriss Of sermnns. His
subject was the "Power OF the Cos ael !"
One came forward aud made tho ecu.
fesslon, suG two were bnpiized. To-
night his subject will he, "The Things
that Vanish and the Tsings that Ru-
main" Sunday evening he will be- ~
tho opera house ami his eahjoo. will
no, solomon "a u Prince aud n
PrOnoher.n
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Mss wsikup on the wing,

KANSAS CrrY, Nov. I2-Nirs.
wslkup arrived In the olty tonight
irom Enporia In company with Mrs
Wallace, her ne other. bha remains nj
lhs Union Dap hotel and viii iesve
lo-morrow nor leg tor Now Orleans
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~ ~ - - - ew s-ScAsvU@va.
~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ NJ CAseOaSks
- - - ~ 81 ~ = CAsrOkSA.
vbn<s ~ tlssssss - eNs sRs CAssOnl
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All no ask is q trial OF our Accent
teas. WELLER & Co.,
Corner HARDWOOD and Him,
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PsssoKALs.

Mr.. o. j. srias, lsSa IN oksrss Of ihe
rosiOa departments g. tina Martin,
brown company, h9T secsptsd post
ton 90 travelling EMsasRn FOR LsoI
d n y uD, o' Galveston.
Mr.. Jons It. Joucs, OF Albany, TeEls
isia lus Por..
Mr. D. b. Gardner, OF Dickens coun
ty, 10 At the Manriop.
Mr.. George G. Kiilisn, OF Dallas, l.
Registered rs the P'cs~isk.
Judge W. b. Clomons, n proDines
lawyer st Hsurisgts, 10 in tive Fart
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Young and Middle Aged MM
a NunE CURE.

Tho awful effect ot early vice, Va
bfinrs organic weakness, oesiruyin5i. H. n.
mind and body, ithtll lie aeiul W., ,,s,sa
fore the Inevitable sequel. ,ursr ~
sets ir, o. paipitation az the Heal,
ity, Trembling. Nervous ni charss',,S
much to- ~ iaa-ed Lack " ldes.. ~
Of snirs. Ullt lmasinil -, DlS,.H'
srcls iit.hd Rrlihins Melnnencts.r n
MARINE" MnN =. itEs fni.,Ii'se,sa
that tarry li0, r.rafn - ft'ut sirai tp..sx
Excite ii.i y Of toe Nerves, 90 nihsf n's~
lafiti "a uuiekF assisted. ..,en
80 NtsEH ats~ usEn.--lounsr NJ
losing ,ncif health aud srsnding W.. wy, a.
money with these urskfiistt Sna ".<i1n
nei to- traai them, cAnsiug fatsl ,seA
4, the heat. f,st. ,cs., il,.r a. ..,,t6k y
stomach and bowels SPEknIbf
DIR. (, AsSEKCUt
csnsai,iax i,usms. TAO Elm ST.
Aiiptivs.s m,sser. cured. rart1
ed b. letter. aud mcilclne sent Z ~ -
Dr.. was<crcuf " regular grrn
| plo'ua IN cfsics-is y afs practice
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Merehant' Ecstaurant aud csnes uoass
Old Oyster Bay stand $40 Msin street.
Oysters In every style. Meals, "a
conta Prepared 10 rll all srRi-slass
orders.
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Don't ntk ne for credit but bring 10
cents and buy ons.foursh pound OF
our t0-ssnt ten, such az you nave bsen
paying 50 cents for.
WsLLER D. Co,
Irsn-clRa Cash 0cocsrs.
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Young aN'i Islssle-Agsd Nm
A SURE CUg1.

The ETfui siFSc. OF earjy visa az,
crlhgs orgsnis resEnegS, <s.trcyf,, N ,sss
niind sEd ~ld., with all itg awinl M IA "
lore tho snavltAbls sequel, CoSSiiMS
TON, ssts la, or pa!pitstio1 Of ia ~ ~
Iirnidity. Tramhllng, Werv0us Dian ~.
80 auoH *, An s9AHSn, Lack al ;,sss
S&dns'a >! NeiIite Czty imngin;s,n,' i ~
IKE To Aocia' LIS and BrQgatbg Iiyss
chuly, ''Sxa'
aAkainu nEE. OF taov ,n,s,,,,
on ths! hkppT ,t'o, awake Il Pnya.r.i ".
billy, EscltGhll!ty of the sIsfy.s, f., ~.
iTTssnl Sr1t!eG, quickly assisted, '''"
NO NlNIs.A.lts USrN.- {uunr a,.,.
losing thsif hsalth, and spsnJSnss ' NV.
and money vith those anssiiicJ End ny ny
qualified " traaI them, saus!Ila trssI y.
orders To tho nead taiust, 900 i've, s ~,
CURED. f'i"i
I.ET koY SAiJsa GDGEsTy a.,e, ,,r
ir0n calling y; OIcG on ="
Ind Sfoom. S3I ,siM .stye..
us nav building.)
tad Sy ,Sttsr AVA 5.tdiciha i.eAs q, ON
nta-nlpinJuG - Nifif---!S g4.r, nrso,,..
10 d, n. ',l-'rp gs--A y, I: a "a, o.
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THEATRICAL.
Box Office open to-day.

Don't fail TO SEQ the "Silver King"
tonight, with +. c. Bangs in the title
role.
10 see the "Sivor King" is like read.
ing an English novel-it is a faithful
picture of London customs and man
ners.
"The Silver King" melodrama by
Henry a. Jones aud Henry Herman,
which is now running to crowded houses
in London, and was produced on Mon
day night at Haverly's California thea
ter, is the best piece of It's kind which
has been presented in this city since
"rhe Two Orphans" and, judging from
the cordial manner in which it was re.
ceived on the occasion of its first per.
Torrance, il is likely to rival that ia.
nous play in popularity.-tPost, Sar
Francisco, June 80.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

See our gents $500 calf shoe. Block
Bros.
See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Bio k
Bros.
Trunk factory, 10 Elm street.
Those who want Jersey milk and
cream telephone 2l9.
The reporter came very near being
"scooped" on the weather.
Officer Carter slipped up yesterday on
the sidewalk and seriously sprained his
left wrist.
The old reliable Siler's transfer never
misses train. Office Grand Windsor
hotel. Orders by telephone will be
promptly attended.
Ticket No. 5l5S, sold by p. P. Martinez,
drew $4,000 i'll the Louisiana lottery.
Mr.. Hall, a clerk at Sanger Bros, drew
$1,000, one-tifth, of the above amount.
The Dallas Rifles will be received by
the Lamar Rifles at their armory, at the
city hall, this evening at 1880, and both
companies will rehearse battle scene
for the coming entertainment.
The most efiicacious stimulants to ex
cite the appetite are Angostura Bitters
prepared by DR.. j. G. b. Seigert IL Sons
Beware of counterfeits. Ask your gro
Ger or druggist for the genuine article.
The case of Herman VS.. the Melont
Transportation company for the pos
session of a float, was tried yesterday
by Justice Kendall, who gave judgment
for the defendant. The plaintiff proved
that he built the float and retained
vendors lien on it for the payment. l
was built for another party, who gave
mortgage to Melone covering it. The
defense was that the lien was not re
corded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-16
Obituary.

The following notice of tho funeral of
Mr.. w. D. Powell, whose death &C.
Cured in this city several weeks since,
is taken from the Ottawa (Canada) Free
Press:
"The remains of the late Mr.. W.D.Pow-
ell, eldest son of MIR. Grant Powell, I'M
der secretary of state, arrived at Ottawa
this morning by the Canadian Pacific
railway. AS already stated, deceased
died at Dallas, Texas, where he was
accountant of the Dallas National bank.
For many years he was chief
accountant of the headquarters Office OF
the Ontario bank in Toronto, but was
compelled to resign his position through
falling health. The funeral took place
from his fathers residence, Augusta
street, to-day at o'clock, proceeding to
st. Adams church, and thence to Beech.
wood cemetery. The following gentle.
men acted as pall-bearers: Mr.. Simp.
| son, manager of the Ontario bank; Mr.
Burn, manager of the Ottawa bank; Mr.
Hale, manager of the Canadian Bank OF
! Commerce; Mr.. w. A. Himsworth, OF
the department Of the interior; Mr.
Steele, of the department of marine and
fisheries, and Mr.. Allan Gilmour, jr
The relations of the deceased have the
sympathy of large circle of friends
and the community generally in theil
| loss of one whose future was full o.
promise had his life been spared him