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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-30
A Warning.
BozENAN, NJ. T. Dec. IS. 1885.

BozEMAN, NJ. T., Dec. IS, 1885.
Editor of the Chronicle:
SIR win you allow me little space
in your paper to tell the following ind
dent which happened q few nights age
in my neighborhood.
A widow woman came home from her
labors at nine p. M, entered her house.
and locked her door, preparatory to re-
tiring for the night. Just then q rap
sounded at the door and the following
conversation took place
Who is there? WIZ me Who 10
me? Why don't YOU kno "? No. How
should know? Amt You going 70 open
the door? Mol am not in the habit
of opening the door after bed time You
had better 60 home.
The next time this happens SHAH
publish your name, and as this Is not
the first time it has occurred, you had
better be warned.
A. NRreHBoR.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-30
Reduction in Prices

The county treasurer Of Lewis and
Clarke county has been collecting ILLEGAL
road taxes. and has been ordered to re-
fund, while the assessor Of Silver Bow
county has been charging illegal fees for
his services under the reform salary lsw
Truly, the Office holding of Montsna L.
full of trouhle.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-30

Have opened dressmalEing establishment
in the building formerly occupied as business
once ofthe CHRoElcLE. on Bossmau Street.
and dsolicit the patronage oftne ladies' OF Bozo-
man and su11oundfngf c0.ntfy. Dresses
maoc In the moss FASHIONABLE STYLE.
end = pSzfss aaaasahtssd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
THE JAPANESE CRAZE.
Odd Art Works in Request Since the
"Mikado" was introduced.
From the Resedrk Adysrtiser.

From the Nesgdrb 4 dyertiser.
at is really wonderful how the Japan
csc succeed in finding new things in the
art decorative way" said an importer OF
japanese goods doing business on Broad
street. "Just when we have concluded
that there is no chance for anything new,
along comes a novelty fully as striking as
anything which preceded it."
what are the new thingsY asked the
reporter.
81 don't know where TO begin" replied
the dealer, as he arranged a tall, grace
tul vase in front OF a silk fire screen rich
ly decorated. ''There is pretty thing"
pointing to the vase, which was nearly
feet in height and of a peculiarly matted
yellow and brown color. "Sand is placed
in the bottom giving it firm footing on
the floor, and in the top a basket contain
ing natural flowers and vines is arranged
so as to give the appearance that they are
vases make very pretty ornaments for a
parlOr, especially in winter. They are
new, but many have been sold already.
''This," said the importer, sis one Of the
finest pieces of work we have ever re-
ceived from Japan"
A cup and saucer so thin and clear that
a newspaper could almost be read
bnrOugn IL, was eNhlDlTeQ,
sit is too frail for service" said the
, dealer, "but IS piece Of work think il
remarkable. The decorations alone must
have kept the maker busy several
weeks"
A dozen other cups, only less delicate in
composition and elaborate in decoration.
were shown. Screens with and without
the conventional stock standing on one
thin leg, fans from half an inch to feet in
diameter, and Thousand and one other
proofs of the skill Of the Japanese work
men were TO be seen.
"This 'Mikado' craze, if that is the
/ proper term, has given an impetus to the
! sale of Japanese goods. Many Newark
| people have witnessed the production o
| the opera in New York, where the Japan
csc costumes and decorations were elabO
rate, and carried the injection home witt
/ them. After the play has had a run here
| suppose it viii have even a greater eff
4 feet. 1t is interesting to note how quicl
! the people are to catch on to any new
| thing. Anything odd, whether it be pretty
| or not, is what the ladies want.
owe have another thing, 1t is not Jap
/ anese, however-which is in demand a
! this time. l refer to ostrich eggs. or rath
| or the shell Of the eggs"
! The reporter was shown several large
! egg shells lying in basket of cotton. a
small hole in the end Of each shel
showed where the egg had been abstract
! ed from it.
"There is very little beauty in them,
! said the proprietor; "but they are being
| bought by many residents of Newark
and | suppose III a week or two they will
be seen in the parlors belonging to the Ia
dies who buy them. They are intended Il
be decorated, and those who are inclined
to paint daub all kinds of imaginary ami
mails, fish and fowls over them. 1t is any
thing to be odd, you know; anything Il
attract attention."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

started on a lecture tour through the
country, meeting with fair success. AT
Boston they were refused permission to
lecture, and on Jan. 10, 1873, they were
once more arrested in this city while en-
tering Cooper Institute. where they were
about to speak. The charge against them
this time was again sending obscene lit
erature through the mails. On Jan. %
they were released on bail again, and on
June % they were acquitted of the
charges against them. In July new in
dictments were found against them, and
their troubles kept continuing until they
left for Europe about year later. Dur
ing the famous TiIton-Beecher trial the
name of Victoria Woodruff was frequent
ly brought up and coupled with that OF
MIR. Tilton. During the presidential cam
paign OF 1880 Mrs. Woodruff sent over
pamphlets from England announcing her.
sell candidate for the presidency on the
Woman's suffrage ticket.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
photoaraphn.

DKICE IN PHOTOURAPlIs REDUCED
l. --Thenew inst an taucous process practlced
BY me has reyolut0nl1ed th0 Photographic
bic people viii give IS Tor q dozen Cabinet
Photographs, when they can get the dneat
work ever prodrced IN this city, put on hne
beyeled Riit-eagb cards. ga half dozen. or q
for = dozen, at ~ Bull street, opposite the
screven House. All work guaranteed frat
class IN every particular. And 1 wish u ais
tlnctly underwood that have In ny employ
ever practicsd In this city. 8. n. WILSON,
Photographer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTIS EMENTS. is Words or
more, in THIS column (the best in the paper
Inserted for ONE GENT A WORD, Cash
in Advance, each Insertion.
Everybody tOho has any 1odnt TO supply,
anything to bug or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any toish
TO qratifj, should advertise IN this column.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In qenaicknaaa.

Prof. Adolph OFT, New York, says: 81
used II for seasickness during an ocean
passage. In most Of the cases the vio-
lent symptoms which characterize that
disease yielded, and gave way 70 n health
ful action Of the functions impaired
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
T0r SalE.


I OsT, between East Broad street and Fee
IL loy's Stable, a brOchu shawl. Finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving at
FEELEY'S STABLE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

ENOR RENT. fiat Of three connecting rooms
II on first floor, newly painted; water on
same floor. 1853 South Broad and Barnard
streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

LFOR RENT. desirable floor containing
n three rooms, bath and closet. with large
back piazza; well adapted for light house
keeping. Apply III Jones street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
2alinrPIlni1rniln 2llnrttn.

A n active and reliable gentleman can Sc
"A cure she local management of a success
ful and good paying business OF national repu :
tation; good references and small cash CaDi-
tai required. Address MONOPOLY, this
Offico. --t--
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

ENOR RENT, three rooms and bath on sec
Il ond floor, convenient for small family
Apply IN BroughtOn street; terms low.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

EOR RENT. four connecting rooms, newly
Il painted, fronting south; bath room
LEWIS. News Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Nomefa ann sioree for. Elrlt.

ENOR RENT, rooms on first floor; also, one
n furnished room. 49, State street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
OltnrIonmrmt El1antrn.

w ANTED, m Agency. by young man,
w for q Wholesale house. Address WIS
CASSET, this office.
A YOUNG MAN about 81, who has had over
N i've years experience in a retail gro
Gerry and crockery house or New York, desires
a situation as clerk in either business. Good
city references. Address w d.. X, No. 10
jefferson street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Nrrapnni.

WANTED, address or information OF
w GEORGE MCCLUSKIN, lSlst New York
Volunteers, discharged Savannah, Georgia,
July rs, 1865. Address ROBERT c. ERURN,
1910 North Front street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Rnonta 10 Rrmt

dor RENT. three nice rooms with bath,
II together with kitchen and dining room
range in kitchen giving hot water in
bath if desired; splendid locality; $50 per
month G.. ii. DORSETT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

WANTED, a city drummer, for a whole
W sale house in this city Apply by letter
at this Office, with reference, CITY DRUM
MER,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

w ANTED, lady agents of tact for our bust
w and form developer; no humbug; in
dOrsed by physicians; write for sealed 6escrip-
ton and terms. ERIE MED. CO., Buffalo,
n. Y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Rnarotitn.

DOARDlNG.-P rooms with board,
ID convenient to the business part Of the
city, lb3 York street.
COMNiENrTAL HOUSE, l5S and go Bryan
y street. nates ~ per day. Special to per
manOnt bOarders.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
assDiraI,
phnmonraplln.


DHONOGRAPHY and Typewriting practi-
i oally and thoroughly taught, mail lessons
free to purchasers OF American standard
books; send stamp for book "All About short
hand" Address
JOHN w. PARKER,
Principal and Sole Agent for Scott Browns
publications, p. O. Box 2l2.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
NrIu alIamlrn.

WANTED. Immediately. two good salee-
w men, well acquainted with the colored
trade. Apply At once, with reference aud
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

UNRIED OYSTERS FOR LUNCH TO. DAY
II at the Merchants Exchange, Congress
street. CHAs. T. GRAHAM.
NLAM CHoWDER FOR LUNCH TODAY
y at the Merchants Exchange, Congress
street. CHAS. +. GRAHAM.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

w ANTED, at once, a woman to cook and
~ wash for s small family; also, nurse.
Apply at III Jones street, near Tattnan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28

E'OR RENT, from November LIST, Store No.
18S Congress street, now occupied by Charlie
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Gassman. J. C. ROWLAND.

DOR RENT, from Nov. !, comfortable
L dwelling corner Tattnali and Berrien
streets. Apply next door.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-28
Farm for nrmt.


nor RENT, farm, 20 acres Of land, next 10
II KeislinR Nursery, entrance from Waters
road and White Bluff road. Apply 10 j. II.
ESTILL, 3 Whitaker street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

we're fsnarnl y fr,m a 10 IS nighor,
MtlInIh thofu UNfn iaS nnssa ifl
Fn'eh nrst prices were inWHr, Rud
Others whore tler0 wee 80 change.
a .Nuhi atysf o. immediate nfieF ilo
nuot Ilg, marked tns zig fst quuts-
uni Of ihh dsY. On 40 W. seiiing
pncai deslinoh Va The iifs. aalf hour
uatafisllJ, ana tl0u tna hiMkrf BE-
nsmo moro quiat agd advanced very
F'nwlN, ielluwtd b. punthsr dst.iuO Ia
tua nfternOoni aud lnter quick, up.
" ara moyemant, whioh va, ruac66d dod
il tpa last nRli hour ly % rt0ady but
,slunaragivrlF nrm tone. III, ma Rot
sBally closed gene'ally strong Rt ngnrea
inat Naro neither the hlguCut uuf tuo
lowest ~ tho CAV, bgt sBaeTally lower
tnga the sl0siue prices YBstpTd ~.
Tho weakness ~ Htiribu Cd ~ an tdjT;
On thf part Oi ROOM tadrrs Cd realize
Dr0t.s naiH yesterday ard % prrvA-
len. sippusi Ion 20 cllFa afcountH over
Y b. day. New Jersey Coutral Was
oGAs plou0us throughOl. the day for
ita irvsTisn aDd irregular IA 'vementr,
bat a. O., sell vita y NOT gpiu
OF ~ TsxAs IL gtrlad gaiuSa rs
and Oregon Railway Guu Nsvig
ios, y. Weslsrs Urion, PHGiho
hHu L,nisyi.lg d Naphvlila suu Man
ha,l.n Consolidated oiOsed with net
loss % sAch North wesseFn Is down
y. prd LEokAwspna IA. rho oth0r
drrlipes ia the ac,tve II, are for lass
than n9r cent, In tGB VAndGTgil,s,
NaH YORK Cantrai shows in,s al lE
.nA LsEo Shore IA s.. Pss nus-
tpstsn O.tveen o7js aud 95h aus
closed ~ 959I, Il dto Ia" "t Is ser ceus.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Longview.

LoNavIEw, NV. 25. IL 5pecia,. r.
Engine 65l, pulling freight from the
east this morning, by the reported
carelessness of o brakeman in throw
ing blind switch, was run into the
yard upon q siding on which stood q
trSin Just m ade up TO go out ss soon
as the incoming Grain was out of the
way. Engiueer II ran reversed
and called for brakes, which wore
used 10 their fullest exlent, but to no
purpnse. Toe engine rolled in upon
$50, mouptiDt into and her wheels
p&wing the air like unto wild animal.
She pressed the standing train back
ward and isll To the eartn with q dis
mal gtoan, badly reckad, while her
lender and v cor loau9a win msr-
chandisa ara anong tne things of The
past. No one was hurt, except
-ligh wound IN the hand of Engineer
HUran,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Yreaidsniial = os IN astcrs.

WAsaINGroN, Gev. 25.-TAe presi-
lent to-day appaintsG tho following
nsn d oresiden tial pcy tn astera:
Edward w. Porter, Joplin, Missouri,
eiea Matthew SIS ford, com mission
expired; J. $. Mc3se, AZ Harris, Nus
q ur,, vles Joseph Z. Holds~ortb,
camfiisslou expirsj; d Wilm0 4.
Ssptt, sg Galsaa, lllinoi vico j. u
brown, susperoeo; Johs Marine, ~
Hsn,itoa, @iasonti, yica Will,am A.
aorton, tHspando&; Lloya n. L'sse,
a5 Il fio, Ohio. viev OHs Y. Lake,
aus, ended; Niliialu II, U4noq, ,t5 War-
tiii, Wiseoa.it, vice SPeneer Niley,
suspended; Ribert j. MeNally, 81
ke.serviil9, Nsw Y XIX, vics II O..
stevsus, resi&neo; Ffank White, eg
Murfreesbpro, Teraossse, viso r. K.
Henderson, resigned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
THOdAs A. HENDelCKS.
DEATH OF the WcE.PRrflDruT
Tho old Indiana stats.mnn Dee sul.
donly "a nis Home a. tsdiansPo'is'
shstsh OF Ills Long aso iFUHf
fui CarseF-usw tho News
is Iiessisod Eyery hero

INnIANAPoLIs, Nov s5.-Vioe-PTeal-
don't HENDRICKS died very sud1ouly at
bis residebes u ieW miuuteA before o
o'aloek this afternoon. Hocamo hona
from q lioagO early IN tho week and
osmplsinfu Of iepiing uuE.!i, bnt
n0!hing serious was thought Of %
~ roe time, l4aut nght ha enr
hrE HeroTc6S htioGGtd d The receptlc .
q. the residence sl John j, Cooper, an9
aflor hs Ga mo homo ha coup aimed ~
pilHn a MIA side and etnmAeL fh'a
iloTuiug 90 wac pu better AUD 80
fsmi'y ntysiclhn, Or. Thompson, Nss
called IN. Flo gave him an emetlo,
Hud iIiUf n iAe Day aC inj eVou. MF.
IiehdriSsB stAy ed ia his room all day,
Hud tho GiOtt OF ne Nmo IA bac,
although hJ nGt up as frsqaeut intar
ve's. Ho received No cslers, bat
shout 8 O'GloeS 8rs Hendricks lea
ais rod slGs 10 aca p caller ior tnN
minutes IN Tho paFllr. Sh0 wss d.
lAyed logger than eh0 oNg'ot d, au2
yhdp ahs TaturHo 10 tho room eht
tsupa that Mr.. Hendrlsk. was dnst
Tna end a. ) ousF aad event ul l.i
had come psasHahly rnd quietly. ot
his Hsoo thsra vas no ibdirsiiSn %.
psin or suffering and his eyes were
only hsl cl,srd 90 II IN - gGRte sleep.
Ae diea Of p-rslysis ol the brain.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
WASHING gos.
1 P1.,o,t from .ho g. a. 1t.

WAsHINGroE, Nov. IS --Gsu0gRl
81, p, Lsuo, OF PbNs5cippts, had Au
,a.cIvIn~ vita Prsa'doBs C,ovslsnd
5r-laY En3 preseutsd him wt:h the
! u .Niag sad.t. fiostlun:
H1eug srtsrs George q. Meade Poit No.
l. DelattmaEt r nusylvLnl., Grand
H Ia! a. h. hepu0lio, phila cphla, 90
Vo u Osr 23, leS5.--Ao hs kxsollCncy, Gro
yer Nv lSnd, F6siGont:
SIK tusl No I, arHu Army OF the
X pubEc, Of P"untyl ylyaYia, sSs Eu-
suiyul Ep9n tOe foi!3Wiu. for prssop-
tsiiuh 20 you:
whsRRAs, General Henry s. Hide
DYOs, elIrddD ut iAir pUsf, Union
.Dl trg wao lest i.n arm a rory ice, has
HGau removed num tNN pIEi.iOn OF
yus,ln tater a. Philadelphia wi, sont, ~
49, =. We know, any just cause, t8era
lUIa /. beEcoy6 us t. a1k $40 pTepi-
uo1t
sirst-whelhtr in tho absence oi
rbsFEes aiectiug waunUSd soldlgTs'
01H'aeter Dr ahility, sncb rejuOya, IL
10 contrary O. the Ariris ,bSs has and
--na,d psrvnde executive aypoiEt-
,unuts.
Is onud--W Wb6ther scch sc'Ion is no.
'nltTsry 20 ,hS direct o. iuI piled pledge
or "a, rraida tutttn nesgiu.oro mAdD
.fN lNNAAH' tsAa Al VliA 'iib " 80 ffSaNaARt
II arUrga8 or ~ snOTn dis
q lfcalru, the i.U5 tbsb an in-
cuuuen5 has been ga honorable
u Ias soldier should weigh in his
i..fo- s1in sion t. DvlrcJda8 simple pp-
aHt1. glasiderati)as, all osasr lhh,.,s
. Hg eqa4l.
ihird -Rhs ahar in famovltg & fsl-
.r-.D disr without charles or osuse,
h.ye ~ not q dire0g violation of = ssat-
nv qIira CIBs shst ,Na fact OF sol.
distsaiJ sb@ii be prOtHe'DN 80 on Off
ti- inruMb ut uutN 50 sbG. appear
.aas hs Il, IL come way Culpsn'e ur do
Ga'Dut.
-Four n--Whethor ramov2l Of our
rpfErsGs withOut ch rEg0 uc Clu39 H.
'HDDsition % an aim e. unanimous
3asintES ano non. psrrIgsn sDnEiGlsD +,
and in sue nildst Of grest Rs'et use
rutussg, TO y = fIir snsHtsl 10 publlc
:. ry!cs, snd IL f.rther b. houyea as 90
. bjdy TO say wa aiscls,n: nll politics
sud evgry pOllSistl motive in the cc2e
ef odc conrad 8 apd .il Others like IL.
Tse wrong q removal ia Aggravated
b. the 2ubssisuiion Of one who waS
nsc a sold'er. Thls adds 10 'ae refles-
tion contained in The re-
InJYAi wlthou6 eausti mo
sSinp o, GENERALIZATION against
he eoidisr, 1t ia n"J thought cbaG
your action 10 Una fssoit OF any ua-
Welding pcHgy. II nIt, lat ua potion
vou to modify % a, not to appear nos
Ills SO me spidter alBneut. They
1azht 20 hay. toe righvs conveyed IL
pu blto aroin laap, conferred ny law, sno
ao.nGbded hy llosrsi pn0lie sentiment.
Mora thuY 90 nCS ask.
Very respectfully auoLnitted by order
u be post.
[S.guedl ALE&ANoEH rhED,
Con1J spGSr.
nnYIn Z. ErHAYrR A0i Isa Z.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
DAVID p. WEAVER, Adj lEaat.


WAsHlwGToN, NOV. 25.-S3orotery
Whitney has mGd arrangements 20
dellvsr Thanksgiving turkey to any
fl ser or emp Jyo ot the navy depart
a1sni VINO viii avail biMselE OF his
3U-rtpsy.
O~'nS 60 tha rsc; that to-morrow
viii 10 pubiIc holiday Gho cabinst will
not fne6suntil Fr,a+Y,
Ybs supreme court Of Ike district on
sersrsi isrm . day dgJjed Che motion
o Luthar II arrison for wris Of man-
dsmus to compel the seesetaly
OF ;he iu.erigr 30 recognj2e
him as an Attorney i2
sartaio cases before the ltepartmenT.
Mr.. Harriso hsN bseg an assistant
aioner If tiae lagc ofioe, and
uulor tho re00at q? er of ;3ecrstary
Lamar was declared to be ineompe-
tout so practice ss an attorney
io eases thss vera psnhipg bcfor0 the
q Daramaut hen he severed hts con-
n-e ion with IL. The motion was de-
nled On the grou q thnt the secretary
aao power to raSu ata tire practice be-
fore tue department witnout legal in
gar IA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

We haye an assorted lot OF
X Ladies culars that we have
DIVIDE ap into three lots, as
ffollows: one lot at 81. 80
\ geaeie, Que OF at $40 each, and
ore lot VI $15 each.
A-t $753you will find Satin
Syireulals Lustrine Quilted
Iinipea our edged, worth
$3.50
.At 81 9 YOU will find Satin
ssCirculay4, With plush Innings,
Z AVID ticta Circulars, with fur
ilinings,s
Az #i5 we can give you
sicillian Circulars, with real
sstnr lia.pas, and fine Satin
lined Jan Circulars. These
and Il lot Of Ladies' Jackets
y that We tannot describe are
the chespsst ever offered
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
a TALK wIlu aowUATE.
4 Diary That Reads Like n Novel
3ho History of Eis Travels.

A Diary shat Reads Like n Novel,
4he Hisiory of Hts Travels.
NAw YORK, Nov. 25,-Tho Worlds
Washington special contains tac &c
count OF one who recently onoonn-
.srsd Captain Howgate. Captain
HowEHts spoke with som1 freedom of
hts pegHonsl mstters. HiS use S ps end
" a. deriOgs lave been cAtCfully
ohIuuic 90 Ia diary. The S.oE
iH TOmonno ono aud includes
tAOUsNuds OF miles OF travol Oy
I'd and water. Ho must hsv1
tIiV i3u .hu sreAgtr psrs OF JhG tlIe,
& Tough ne liyod Tor s0mo m1n!hs 10
arluJ sGburban town neaT New York
city, and al RnothOr period +ss segsled
~ SIuthWesC Missouri, whore he was
tngsssd ~ some spra ol grins a. spe,u-
EiDAa whI.s turned ou unfortunate
iais interesting diary SHOWS notes ot
q C.liu0rnia, O'eg0u, Washington TORT
tory, FeLeo Uud Mexico.
= wSata SAD nO wrs tired OF wan
d rlrg an q waited his CAyo soLLlgd IN
-pins way ana soon There Is ltalt
Glubr, if no were aspured OF leniaucy
aou spyeAy trial, ms you'd be wilaGg
- auireaQer SAD take che chances OF =
hgus punisND'eut. Aig tntN' defa'ca-
tiou amuuuls 10 about $4,000. h,s
Washington property, ,Hhleh nss lateiy
h. .71 Il Sclud, WAS f1uud 20 b. greatly
ougEH1 bored.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

King Alfonso wA9 oVru NaySmber
2s 1857, the son Of Queen Ianbel, and
of the infants Francisco; was educated
st tas military academy OF Woolrieb,
Fpglend. On December 80 1874, Gan--
srsi MARITIME Campas pfoclrined
nim lug. On January 8, 1875, ne
took canmsnd ci the army. o. jan
nary ~, 1878 GO married Princes Maris
dc iss Mercedes, youngest daughter oi
tue Duke OF Montpen-'sr, He became
Il widower June 26, 1878. He married
again NovsN bcr 20, 1879, the Arch
duchess Marie Cnristlna, of Au-trIa.
B'scm this union there was our d laugh
Ger born September IL, 1850, who has
since died.
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TA..ioyALIsrs YLHorlp,

LONDON, Nov. 25.--Josh Barry, Ma
SlonalisE, or the division OF soaih
Wexford, and M. Shell, NationalisG
for North = EsGth, have been s,actsd.
They wers unGppDRod.
TIE MOOT, MARKET.
LONDON II ". &s.--A tho wool sstts
to day 6,o00 bales, aliefly from Fort
Pailip and SiduSy, wore disposed Ot.
The Iaarkt wss Ss active az st YGsisr-
days. salee Tb5 quotations wers ua-
changed,
CospoLrGCE FOE ALFoNso's WIDOW.
LoNpoE, Nov, 1o.-fao qus5n pas
sent Steiegr Ap,t,o mss3ags OF condo!-
enee 10 Kin a iioatO's widow.
TEE qsRsI y CoNDoLENCgs.
LONDON, Nov. IS - lhs queen was
tho firsJ % son 10 Eagland - receive
au cfLic'ai n0t f;cattOn OF King AL
fonso'a death. Bspldsg ssnding q n2cs-
sage of fcjndolGncg % Madrid, she q s-
patched special messenger % rv
Gpguish embassy in London Waa'p
hGf gn hour alter the receipt o., s'e
news.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.--The ANN
meeting of tbs Childrens Aid sooisty
wss held yesteriay. In the 80 years
siuc5 its birth ths society has sheltered
Al instrdetsd 800 900 bays aud girl in
It's six lodging houses, while T,3l9
homeless persons have been aent u
homes aud PLACES OF work ia Z 'st
and yVsst. The receipts Tor tne year
were s277 $50, and tne expenditure
S299,12e,
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qtrliSinr Goal Miners.

PlTTsBURG. Nov. 26.-rte striking
co,l miners Of the lower p1oIs have
chartered steamboat and loft for the
fourth pool this oveoiug for the pur-
pose Of bringing out the miners who
have returned to worl, az tho reducsd
rate Every effort will DO made to
persuade the workiuG miners that
Ihey aie ipjuring their fsli Nv mine,
by diggfng coal nader the Scent rat
Tao sstlkers say no violence will b
fescrted TO, but the operators fsa
kyOu b,D