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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-22
: SoP Hl Of stsorns In Probate Court.
xae matter of the estate o~fCatharina Holster

xHle mattef OF the estate o"1Catharlna Hester
Y deceased. i
aiding and filing the Petition of Theodore
"A of Stearns county Mimi, representing,
ether things, that Catharina Heistermann
itearns Co. onthe 10th day of April A.. d.
{ the City Of St. Cloud Mimi. died
and being a resident of this county
me Other death, leaving goods, chattcIs,
ate within this County, and that the
C~titioneris the son ofsaid deceased, and
ig that administration of said estate be 10
TAINTED ....
orderea'that said petition be heard before
Judge f this Court, on Friday the Sth
Il May A. d. 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at
flee of Probate in said county.
Tered further. that notice thereof be given to
,eirs of said deceased, and to all psr,ops
ested, by publishing a cOpyof this order for
successive weeks prior to said day ofheaDipa
DER NORDSTERN',, a weekly newspaper
ed and published at 81. Cloud in said county.
ted at st. Cloud the 18th day of April A.. D.
By the Court 1
PETER BRICK.
Judge Of Probate
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castona
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PERSONAL.

was Japan p IN n; D. Crosley, of Abilene,
was III tne city yesterday. ''
Hon. Q: B. Killgore, OF Wills po,n.
was In the city yesterday. V"''
, Theinfsnt daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
~ Murphy, is seriously iii.
Mr.. G. Allen, returned vos+o.so
from a trip to Rockwell County '""S
captain Jim Trezavant isin the CITY
tSS aod6g up his fayorite brand of to.
henry SHELTON is MANIPULATING tho
S9uawa!er fountain at HickSx =
On MISS John Orr, daughter of Captsin
UT, ieft last evening for Terrell on a
visit to friends. oA on d
Judge f. E. Piner, wife and d.rah
ter, were in the city yesterday. g%asts
OF The st. George. eN''''
Judge j. II. Davis, editor of the
mount Vernon Herald, is in the city. n
guest OF the st. George Hotel. ="
J. q. Herndon, c. G. Allen and !. n
Iempleton left via the Texas n Pscifi =
Yesterday for Raleigh, North Caro-
Mrs Albert N. Mann and cbildron
accompanied by Charles Knowles laf1
lor inc north yesterday morning via
Texas d Pacific. VA"
Mrs. G. E. Wellesley. nnrsa ond
ohild, left via the Missouri Pacific Ia"t
night to spend the summer at Goior tsc1 -
Springs and Denver. =
Or; hoffman, of Athens, Alabama
ana nus daughter, Mrs. Pearl Bick,
sam VINO has been visiting friends in
UnIs Gity' left for home yesterday
Rush III. Barnes, travelling oassen-
ger agent OF the Chicago Il Alton
railroad. George Knight, of the Van
dalia; John Howard, of the Bee Line:
D. Merr1tield, Of the o. IL MA. T..
Slnlth, OF this Memphis & Little Rock .
w. H. Winfield, of the Wabash. ST,
Louis ~ Pacific are In the CITY des.
cantlng upon the manifold virtues of
their respective lines.
Judge w. Fl. Johnson, city attoru ev.
returned from Austin yesterday''
whittier he went to argue the lion9r
sunday law case VS.. l.. q. Craddoek as
a test case before the Court of ANNALS.
A decision OF, the case, which will de-.
termino whether the CITY of Dallas
is to be governed by the State Sunday
law, Will probaOly be rendered t6fs
week.
Mr.J. r. Johnson, of this city, vice.
president for Texas OF the American
association of nurserymen, florists.
seedsmen, and horticulturslists, led
monday for Chicago, accOmpan led bv
Mrs. Johnson, secretary Of the Cen.
tral Texas Horticultural Society, 10
attend the national convention OK Che
former body. No State in the Union
VIII report a larger per cent, of i'm.
proye,ment aud progress in this line
This o. H., at tho residence oftna
brides mother No. 800 Griffin street
Alr' ~, >, Thayer, prominent gentle.
man OF this city, will espouse Miss
Eugsnia Martin, most excellent and
ioyable JouDg lady of this city. Rev
Mr., Hayden, Of the Baptist Church,
VIII ofiiciate. The bridal couple. will
JaSe Inc south-b0und Texas Central
TRAN Tor Houston and will visit New
Orleans, Chicago and New York, Mr..
mayors old homo. THE HERALD in
advance OF the happy event extends
its con GratulRti ons.
The ladies and children win enjoy
th emselyes at Shady View Par, All
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DUBLIN.


Wall from the Cotton Patches Abou
the Worm, Ibut 1t Dies Away When the
News from the Grain Fields Is Made
Known.
DUBLIN, June l6. Correspond
ence. The effects of the storm OF last
month have scarcely ceased to be the
topic of conversation, and yet a more
threatening disaster is spreading a
feeling Of gloom over this section and
elleiting the oft-repeated query,
"What is going 20 become Of us?h The
worms have for several days been de-
stroying the cotton, in many places
the destruction being complete. Some
few farmers are planting their cotton
over, but the great difficulty so far
seems to be inability to obtain
seed. The worms have not neglected
the. gardens, and beets, cabbage, beans
aud other vegetables are sharing the
same tate as cotton. Wheat thresh.
ing 10 progi essing rapidly and while
the damage from tho storing was SO.
we're a good crop viii be gathered.
Corn looks very well, but begins to
need rain.
Health is very good though some
more sickness than usual.
The temperance people expect to
nave sermon and picnic here the
t1rst week In July.
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A Wonderful pi,corerr-

Consumptives and all who suffer
from any affection of the throat and
lungs can find certain cure in DR.,
hlng's New Discovery for Consump.
tlon: thousands of permanent cures
verify the truth OF this statement. No
medicine can show such a record of
wonderful cures. Thousands of once
hopeless sufferers now gratefully pro-
claim they owe their lives to this New
discovery. 1t will cost you nothing
10 give 1t a trial. Free trial bottles at
size, 81. ~
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II. II. Drake, ESD Detroit, Mich suf-
Tered untold fortunes from Eczema, which
appeared on his hands, head and face. and
nearly destroyed his eyes. After the most
careful dociOring and consultation of
physi failed TO relieve him, he used
the CUriCuRA REMEDIES, and was cured,
and has remained 30 to date.
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A Cure OF Pneumonia.

A Cure OF Pneumonia.
Mr.. ID. 81. Barnsby, of Owego, New
iork, says that his daughter was
taken with a yiolent cold, which term
mated with pneumonia, and all the
pest physicians gave the case up and
SAID she could live but few hours at
most. She was in this condition when
friend recommended DR.. William
halIs Baissm for the Lungs, and sd-
Vlseu her to try it. She accepted il as
last resort, and was surprised TO
Hnu thst It produced marked change
~; ;oi sne better, and by persevering in
It's use cure was effected.
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ECZEMA.
And Every Species OF Itching and Burn
Ing Diseases Cured by Gutioura.

ECZEMA, or salt Rheum, with lis ago.
" MIXING itching and burning, Instant
~ relieved by warm bath with
CuTl0uRA soAP, and single ap-
PIC ltlon OF CUrIcURA, the great
SKIN cure This repeated daily, with
Two or three doses OF CUrICURA REsoLV-
RNT, the New Blood Purifier, TO keep the
blood cool, the persplr8tlon pure and un-
Irritating, the bowels open, The liver and
Kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema,
Ietter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lioheo, Pru.
rltus, Seal Head, Dandruff, and every
species OF Itching, Scaly and Pimply HUI
mors of the Scalp aud Skin, when the best
physicians and all known remedies fail.
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HeadquarIers OF the Fourth Regiment
Texas Volunteer Guards
CLsBuRNR, June 10, 1885
GENERAL. ORDER no. 4.
All the military attached TO the
Fourth Regiment of Dallas, Fort
Worth, Alvarado and Cleburne, at
tending the State Encampment held
at Lampssas, commencing June 90,
will leave their respective cities on the
morning OF the 22d OF June, and will
meet at the depot in the city of Gle
burne, there TO take the south-bound
train at o'clock for Lampasas, and
report In body TO the camp COM
mander.
BY order: b. +, SMITH,
Colonel commanding Fourth Regi-
ment r. V, G..
G. n. PULLMAN, Adjutant.
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MnI Mnnnnnld. DO nnnrhorn Id ~

WIN Mcdonald, 25i2 Dearborn st., Chi.
cago, gratefully acknowledges cure of
face, arms and legs for seventeen years
not able TO walk except on hands and
knees for one year; not able to help him
self for eight yesrs; trit d hundreds OF REM
edies; doctors pronounced his case hope
less permanently cured by CuTICURA
REsoLVENr blood putlherj internally,
and CUrICURA and eUTiCURA SOAR (the
great skin cures externally,
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Chas. Houghton, Esq, lawyer, 2S State
81, Boston, reports Il case OF Eczema un-
der his observation FOR ten years, which
covered the patients body and limbs, aud
10 which all known methods Of treatment
mad been applied without benefit, which
was completely cured solely by the CUTI.
CURA REMEDIES, leaving clean and
healthy skin.
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VIII you suffer with dy spepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitilizer Is
gnstranteed to cure you. Sold by j. l.,
Williams a. Co,
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Mr.. John Thlel, Wilkosbarre, Pa writes:
" have suffered from Salt Rheum for over
eight years, at times SO bad that could
not attend 10 my business for weeks at q
time. Three boxes of CUTICURA and four
bottles REsOLvENr have entirely cured me
OfthA dreadfnl discasn.n
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Catsrrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
kemedy. Price so cents. Nasal in
Jector free. Sold by j. l.. Williams
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
thst terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
Inc I1e remedy for you. Sold by j. L.
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Having purchased the interest of w.
II. Murdoch, in tue Arm of Murdoch
& Baldwin, desire 10 say to the pa
irons Of the old firm aud TO the people
Of Dallas generally, that there will be
no change in the location of the bust.
ness. Under tho personal guidance Of
an experienced and competent pre-
scriptionist, my chemicals will be
kept fresh and pure. Efficient and
gontlemanly treatment guaranteed to
all. w. II. BALDWIN,
$40 Main street,
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Snlotnes, was captured at Terrau ~,
deputy Sheriff Beck, of Ksnsn Dy
county, and brought here and a Iaaasa
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, Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee IL
cures consumption. Sold by j.. l..
Williams & Co,
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We have All Read.
or fear turning the hair gray in a
night, Parker's Hair Balsara restores
the original color. Price 50 cents,
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CURE YOURSELF!

mr. n,hamnans "Ysrsllhls Curative swauun.ed 70
Permanently rurcgll htns v SrsrmatorthsA or ssmlua
Msatuss General Debility lmpuisnsy etc.. and fCsiof
"Losi rowvr," and brings back the outhfui figor Of
tose who have destroyed u BY sexual excuses or evil
pracscr, "a from two 10 seven wtckf time This RENE
~, ghsh has been used hv DR.. hohAnnau m hs pa.
trc practice iur thirty ycarf was never known Ia
iaiIncnrng even hc WORST Clsts. II gives vitality anc
imnart energy with wonderful effect ~ those middcagcd
men who tcca week.-mrs. beyond thor years iinvlgOr
ailng properties nrc itt AZ once. Young munmiitinp
rom the consequences Of that dcadiully destructive
haht Of sciAhuso use this medicine With The Asguf
hncc " speedy aud PERMANENT cure. TAe pattern
gains strength and elasticity utfplrita u once o. Muct
drecty on The neril affected us = soothing and healing
tonic aud lngdyuo % The U'urud semlntl V,ilrlri
and rfialsd dug.s, lmniHlug power aud tone and ~,
storing them % thclr natural state, the same N the
hinetul habit had never been INDUCED in The infre
dienia are simple productions Of uatufc-hafks, ftta
huh,, r., and are specific ior the ahoyc diseases
ng-Frte llvp lul|ari, eCut with fall directions, cln
y any nidrcsi, fof fale only hy Dr. g. A. Dohannsn
N corner VI Sxh and Hddlc streets, 81 Louis, Mo
Etahl.ahed in iS1
or DT NJ Treatise on Special Discaies" which
gNrs glear dclngalon gflhc nature, symp,um, mean1
of ourI etc, Of SYPHILIS, SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Bc, sent Free ioar address upon rccep, ofone stamp
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For lame back, side or chest use
Shlioh's Porous Plaster. Price 25
cents. Sold by j. l.. Williams & Co.,
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Fnneral NOTICE.

Died, at residence, COL Jefferson
street, ut y. m, ON Wednesday, the
l7th of June, Mrs. J. w. Crowdus The
funeral will take place from the resi-
dence to-day az 5 %. IN,
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Sniloh's Catarrh Remedy posi-
tive cure forcstarrh, diphtherla and
canker month. Sold by j. l.. vii.
liams IL Co.
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2 Homo Comfort

tne only screen made that does
mar or damage the window. Sold
henry Garrett, sos Main street.
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Paints and Window Glass.
IL VIII pay you to get our prices be-
tors buying We will sell you cheaper
snan you can buy elsewhere in Dallas.
HAMILTON & YOUNG, 500 elm street'
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Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy, positive
cure Tor catarrh, diphtheria, and can
kor mouth. Sold by j. l.. Williams
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100 Dozen Towels
AT ., 10 and l5c each; cannot pe bought
for double the amount, at BuInan's.
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Shiloh's cure. will immediately re-
lleve Group. .whoopiHg cough and bron-
ohltiS. Sold by j. l.. Williams d Ga.
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Behind tho Bara.

v,t Worth will come on excursion
aus 70 Dallas the 4th OF July.
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The greatest preparations are being
made 10 celebrate the 4th of July at
Shady Wow Park.
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Wear Hawkes. crystaliEed lenses.

Meme Bros. will give the first hop of
the season at Shady View Park this
evening.
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Most of our merchants will close on
the Attn of July to attend the celebra,
ton and take part in the grand pa
rade.
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The military Encnmnmen, .

Corsican6, Plano, Mckinney, Van
,Alstyne, Sherman are coming to Dal-
las 4th OF July.
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Every kind OF amusement at Shady
View Park 4th of July.
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Eminent orators At Shady View Park
4th OF July.
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Look out for the embroidery sale at
Bauman's.
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Largest Embroidery Sale
Ever known at the prices advertised, at
Bauman's.
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W. Mathews, wanted here TO an
~ 70 the charge Of the theft OF
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DALLAS CITY SCHOOLS.
,NNuAL REPORT OF THE BOARD
rhe Oficers, Members and Examiners,
Cash Account OF Debtor and
Credit-School Property.
Educational Efforts.

| First annual report of the Board q,
school Directors of the City of Dallas
Texas, 10 the City Council for the YEA,
hiding The fourth Monday in june
y. D., 1885, was read in the City Coun.
6l Tuesday night and referred to the
Sommittee on education and health.
h reads: To the honorable, the Citv
Council: In compliance with an ord}.
bance OF your honorable body entitled
IAN ordinance to provide for Conduct
ng aud managing the free public
Schools OF the city of Dallss.E an.
proved July Il, 1884, the Board of School
Directors beg to submit for your CON
liberation their annual report, which
81 follows: "AAA0A Il
Board of Education, 1884 .s5-onco
toutheast corner of Elm and Svcamnre
Directs. Members of the Bosrd-Flrat
Ward, John Louckx; Second Ward
Zohn ID. Coughanour; Third Ward
Rohn ID. Jones; Fourth Ward, b. NJ
Cillman; Fifth Ward, G. M, SwinE
6ixth Ward, l., M. Martin. I'm
OFFICERS.
L. M. Martin, President; e, NJ. Till
pan, secretary; W. A. Boles, Superin.
endent.
EXAMINING BOARD,
J. ID. Alderhotf, President; G.. w
Drove. A. p. Smith. w.
FINANCKs-SPECIALF UND-DFRTnp
10 amount on hand August |, 1884 20 422 40
% amount collected byJ. c. Bogei. 1851
Total receipts c,;. .r, .......S 1924 98
l H.
N cash paid for Improving
houses, grounds and school furnie
'ure '.''................,....1 2.Ol9.65
#.to,,o. -. -,
G on yang H,,,;; 9l6S3
70 amount received from state Sl2,6l5OO
ie0eiNeu from county, 59SS5
iOT'i ie'elP's on Sl3 1885
By AMOUNT paid l6 white teachers
forSeven and one.half months 4 4. TOE M
~ spount paid four janitors Of
4 white schools o,o oo
by ahount paid superintendent of ''VV
S a,,ou SCHOOLS III ,oSiS lO3225
% S9O meun scno1 ij .; 1875
once rent, (white) ......--,, oe M
ByIamount paid Supsrintendent,s OOV'
ence rent, (colored) -. no M
}yemount iacidentals for white
4 shoots .............. 40 40
byhmount paid six colored teach
els for six months -. a Aoo M
ysmount incidentals for colored '''''
fhoois' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2O622
zotal -'....,.................. SlS, 1865
.,..........,... 1892 50
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AT Douglass Bros, merchant tailors,
you win find the most complete stock
OF woolens In Texas.
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Ladies, Misses and Children's Straw Hats
At Bauman's.
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satlns and Brooades
Are selling fast at Bauman's.
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Window shades and lace curtains
lower than ever at Thompson Bros.
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Sold by all druggists. Pdce: CurIcURA,
% cts REsoLvENT, 500, SOAP, % cts.
Prepared by the POTTER DR 90 AND CHEM.
tCAL Co, Boston, Mass
Send for CHOW to Cure Skin Diseases -
BEAU by using the GU iTfrTn ap SoH sFin
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window shades and lace curtains
lower than ever at Thompson Bros.
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LadIcs suIts
In ali colors and styles, at prices to
suit all, nc Bauman's.
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Picnic and lunch baskets at Erb.s.
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The ladies and children win enjoy
th gmselYes at Shady View Par, lth
OF July.
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Pictures and frames az faul ErD's'
Grand trade parade lth Of July.
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no 500 rlgof, sent 20 any address sccurry sealed fr thIt
cents. Should he mad hy slL Address a. ahoV1
.l'lee h1grl iresa A. h.togPh Sundays, totP.k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-29
INDIAN MASSACRES.
Fearful Loss by Fire and Plunder at the
Hands Of the Apaches.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 28.
special dispatch FROM Ell Paso, Texas,
published here Monday morning. says w. j.
Jones, one of the best known ranchmen in
Arizona, arrived here Sunday frum the vicn-
ity of the recent Indian massacres. In an
interview Mr.. Jones SAYS, the situation in
western New Mexico and eastern Arizona is
really worse than has been reported in the
newspapers. He declares no one person can
gather an adequate idea of the terrorized con-
dition of the inhabitants and the actual num-
ber of people killed by the Apaches. Within
the past two months dozens of families have
been massacred in distant parts of the terri
tory. News Of their death has never spread
bayond the immediate vicinity, owing to the
long distance and separation from the outside
world. Jones mentions three murders in New
Mexico which, to his knowledge, have never
been published, and says just prior to his de-
parture to New Mexico, he helped bury q
neighbor who was found murdered by the In
dians.
The fearful loss bv fire and plunder at the
hands of the marauding Apaches has also
been underestimated, as many ranches have
been literally cleaned Of stock and houses
burned. Rachmen of Graham county, Ari
zona, have equipped ranger force at their
own expense and placed them in the field.
Settlers are depending entirely on these
rangers. Mr.. Jones asserts that the regular
army is no longer relied upon by the people
to suppress these frequent outbreaks, and
says that Gov. Zulick, of Arizona, is in favor
of the immediate organization of Territorial
rangers, and has been p titioned to call the
legislature together for this purpose.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
A Christmas Dinner Given to the Poor
Children.
WAsuINcToN Doc

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The Congressional party which goes to
Boston this week as the guests of the Boston
Merchants Association includes Senators
Edmunds, Evarts, Allison, Morgan and
Voorhees, and Representatives Randall, Hol-
man, Tucker, Butterw orth, Regan, McKin-
ley, Findlay, Willis, Hepburn and Gof.
Speaker Carlisle is also expected to be one
of the party but has not yet fully decided.
They leave tomorrow and arrive in Boston
Wednesday evening.
Fourteen hundred poor children today en-
joyed the hospitality of the Childrens Xmas
Club of which Miss Millie Villas, daughter o!
the postmaster general, is president, and Miss
Nellie Arthur, daughter of ex-President Ar.
thur. is one of the vice presidents, and which
every year furnishes Christmas dinner and
gifts to the poor of the city. Each of the
400 children present was given an excellent
dinner, box of candy and Christmas card.
The tables were waited upon by the daugh-
ters of the most prominent people in the city
and Miss AIillie Villas and Miss Nellie Arthur
superintended giving out the presents The
President and Miss Cleveland and many
other people prominent in society attended
the entertainment.