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7os ELM STREET.


Capt. Joe Record, OF Fornoy ia in the
city,
O. G. Allen, Of Galveston, was In tn,
city yesterday.
A. j. Childers, of Terrell, is stopping
At the Windsor.
John G. Lewis, OF Austin, is registered
AZ the Windsor,
J. S. Greunan, OF Terrell, il q guest OF
tho Windsor hotel.
Q. n. Campbell, OF Houston, la a guest
Of the Windsor hotel.
8 Col ]. II. Britton, State railway En-.
| glnoor Is NJ the Windsor,
A,O. Falconer travelling agent of the
st Louis "Post Dispatch IL In the
city.
Capt. II. z. Cowen, of everywhere aud
| everywhere else was In the city yoster.
day.
J. p. Hughes, Texas, Passenger Agent
OF the Gould lines In Texas Is ia the
city.
Theodore Dog0l Is still with Hickox
& Co., druggist; hs understands his bus.
mess and IL at homo.
/ Mr., Henry Patterson, lato with
| llick0X & Co., druggist has accepted y
/ position with L. Clover Il Co, on Elm, at
the intersection OF Murphy streets. Sue
cess TO him.
NJ, s, Gilbert, Manager for the United
States OF the Sun Fire Office of London
England, Watertown New York. E' Il,
Hough, General Agent Michigan, Il. G,
Miller, General Agent for Alabama are
here and.leave for Galveston with II, r.
| Parks. General Agent for Same COM
pany, for Texas, IN the morning.
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10 night at So Paul's church, (Episco
pa'), very abrasive service was helt
by Waco Comn>andery Knights Tom
piar, who turned out In full .regalia
me address was made by the re, stor o
the church, Rev. +. r. Star, who = past
grand prealete of the Knights Ten aplar
Every night is given up to local poll
tics now. Meetings are held thro och.
out the city, and candidates are worl1np
like beavers. The election takes nj ace
tuesday, and everybody bat the wsr.s
bummers will be glad when It is over.
Pools will he sold tomorrow and Mon.
day night on the leading candidates,
Much interest Is expressed here in.
cen. Grants condition, and all traces OF
bitter feeling have disappeared, as men
speculate on how soon death will call
the great commander.
The Texas 4 st. Louis railroad an
nounces that IL will run special trains
irom all points on its line TO Waco for
the races, at one fair for the round trim.
j. w. Mittin's stable of horses arrived
from CorsieanA this evening. In fact.
every freight train brings arrivals OF
horses.
A severe rain and hail storm passed
over the eastern portion of this county
yesterday evening, damaging small
grain.
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bitterness. De Freycinet attributes tbo
nature TO form ministry 10
i tne partisan spirit of the
ieauers OF the republican sections
especially the Republican union T.,
claiming the balance of power in th ba
chsmber' President Grew pronoses s 10
optsln an adinterlm ministry of moda "
ates TO act in the interval batwaa,,
,h dissolution of the chambers and
me general election. Shuller and
Lie1rande and other opportnn.
is lists opposed the dis soIv
81 the chamber ON the sronnd
I H II is maneuvre for restorin"
Ferry FERRY to power. In an interyIew win
resident Grevy TODAY Shnlisr
said that the majority OF
those who had overturned Ferry had
repented and wished to ranair tbeSr
errors. The extreme left fsyors
9lssoiution of the CHI amber. M. Rocba'
iort, replying to threat in an onnor-
Sunst paper that the Ferry majority
IN tne senate win refuse to VOTE
Tor dissolution, says that 10000 man
awalt the signal TO march
70 sweep away the senate. Intense ey-
element prevails among the people in
Paris and throughout the country,
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vine snndnn
DISPATCHES ppov nun -,

DISPATCHES FROM THE FRONT.
LONDON, April 3. dispatches received
from suakim this morning give the fol-
loving account of the progress of events
zen. Graham occupied with his
FORCES All the heights above Tamai last
evening. During the night the rebels
nred INTO the zereba and some of their
shots look effect. One soldier was
killed outright and two others
wounded. Early this morning Gen. Ora.
nam advanced 70 Tamai and took pos
session of the springs"
AhOther dispatch isas follows: "Hill
ABOVE Tamai, 7 a. m.-The guards
the Bengaleze troops, the marines, the
Berkshire regiment aud Sikhs will oc-
cupy ramai on Monday. The remain
der OF the forces will follow when the
water supply has been secured.
a dispatch from Gen. Graham is as
follows: Teselah Hill, $3.50 q. IN. The
NILS around the zereba were occupied
last night by a chain of pickets sup
ported by strong reserve force. The
enemy's ire was sileuced at o'clock
this morning by vOlley from the adj
vanced picket Of the grenadiers and A
shell from l3.pounder. The rest OF the
night was quiet. The troops are in
good condition and only seven fell out
of the ranks yesterday during the 10
hours march. Do not expect to meet
with serious resistance.
Another dispatch from Gen Graham
gives the following.
TAMAI SPRINGS, April 3, noon--Our
forces advanced AZ S a. M. and occu-
pied the villag of Kohr. We encounter.
ed slight opposition on the part of
the enemy. Found very little water,
and what there was is OF very bad
quality. Am going tor turn with my
whole force 10 the first zereba. Four
soldiers were wounded in occupying
the village.
TAMAI IN FLAMES.
A dispatch filed at Su9kim At 2 o'clock
this afternoon says; Tamai is IN flames.
The British loss in occupying the place
was killed and I wounded.
BATTLE GOING ON.
Special dispatches received here to-
day from Suaktm, say Gen. Graham
commenced an advance on Tamai this
morning. He had not proceeded far before
| he found The enemy strongly entrenohed
just hey ond Tamai Gen. Graham at.
tackled The Arab position and battle is
n0w'roing on.
A later special from Suakim says;
The enemy retreated in the direction OF
Tamanieb. The British then burned
ramai Gen. Graham lost man killed
and II men wounded during the night.
ing.
A STATE or UNCERTA INTY.
Tho conflicting dispatches received
| from Suakim this morning in regard to
| Gen. Graham's forces, leave an expires
\ Of al 81
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Frnnce nnd Chin,.
DE rREYcINHr AEA1LuRE

DE FREYCINET a FAILURE.
LONDON, April 3--A dispatch from
faris says NJ. De Freyoinet has sban-
doned the attempt to form new cabi-
ne ho was compelled To retire by tue
nerco opposition OF the politicians, who
peheve thai the maXims OF Gambetta
shouid still control the external and iu-
HfnM policy of France. President
ureVy has asked NJ Doves TO form the
vDlhot' Dew, Is prominent member
" me lett section Of the chamber of dep
ulles, and was the minister of agrlcul-
'pre IN G8mhotia's last cabinet.
THE PROPOSED TERMS OF PEACE.
. fARls, April 3.-Persistent rumOrs
NC current in the lobby of the chamber
pat Ferry viii ask President Grevy 10
% allowed TO sign the preliminaries OF
Face with China. President Grevy in
slsIs mat the matter no left to the new
qtolnet The proposed treaty between
france and China is that the Chinese
WaGGuato Tonqnin, ana that the French
rnall occupy Formosa till a treaty OF
Ivace shall have been ex-
Wuted and shall forego indemnity
.pm China aud that treaty of CONF
.nerce be concluded, giving trade adj
' ''Nt' SO w we FINilfns
~, MAKUNG DESTROYED.
INC following telegram has been no.
r,slVeu irom Admiral COurbet: The
rteneh men-oi war Bayard, Trium.
pnshie, Destaing, Duchahaut, Vipero
Nv Ahnsmte, under Admiral LANCE,
,,aacked Phoug Hoo nj o'clock sun
IN morning, bOmbarding tho
w defending the hRrO0rs of
<eng Pom and Makung. The forts and
.Sns were dismouuted by | o'clock,
"reu TWO pow der magazines exploded,
hre 60 tho village OF Makung,
~hlch burned for 20 hours. The lloat
W. nor injured. A boat from the Tri-
~ pnhnt destroyed tho chain across
!" eniahco 10 the port Of Ma
", The marines landed aud
y, ivhe9 10 Makung on Monday aud
~ ~ pea the village on Tuesday
~ several battles, IN which only five
~ Hohmen were killed. The Chinese
w lsoni numbering 800 men, suffered
~ wv The French arc in the best OF
pI us, aud will occupy Litsltah light.
'opse on Wednesday.
A NEW COMMANDER.
Ven. Boulonger, the French com.
rnahder In Turin, has been ordered to
~ luln and will soOu proceed thither
chief command.
uRBvY INSISTS.
y, Pesldent Grevy TO day insists upon
~ rIeycinet assuming the office OF
OF tho council and forming
~ cabinet.
BirrEhrrss INoRHAsISa.
W party CONFLICTS arc ncre' q In
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A MatIneOn ut the Driving Park.

About 200 people assembled at the
Driving Park yesterday afternoon to
witness the bicycle and horse races, aud
were well pleased with the sport. A
great many ladies were present, which
added to the pleasure of the day.
The first race was called at 9 O'Clock,
and IL, w. Palmer, Of Detroit, Michi-
gan, was soen coming down tho stretch
with his elegant mare, Syndicate, and
Mr.. Cain had Clarence Ii. They scored
uppromptly and went away like flash,
Syndicate leading sill tho way. She
also won the second heat handily, trOt-
ting All he way and on tho outside tho
track. Time, 2:35 and 2:32A.
Tho second race was between II. w,
| Eek ON his bicycle aud the two pacing
/ horses Buck Dickinson aud jug, IT.,
and WAS FIVE miles straightAway, the
/ horses changing each mile, they allow
| ing the bicycle one aud ono.fOurth miles
start. Eek did some good work aud
amid deaiening cheers he crossed un-
| der the wire first by 200 yards. Time,
/ 10 minutes aud "a seconds.
The third race was between Grand
Duke, record 2;29li, ard w. II. Camp.
bells fine trOttiug stallion Rano De-
/ lance, who showed fine turn of speed
in the first heat, but was pulled up just
| before crossing tho line and Grand
Duke came In first. Time 2:37.
The last race was the event of the day
aud would nave been the closest race
had the lady got away on
even terms with the horse. This race
was between Mile Louise Aimaindo,
the champion lady bicyolist, and Q, H.
Abbotts trottlng mare, Myrtle, and the
specl ators we're treated to the finest
exhibition of speed over seen on the
Dallas race track Tho terms OF the race
were that Myrtle should go three
fourths OF milo TO tho lRdy's half mile,
and in the start Myrtle got about 80 feet
the best of the send #, and she went at
a tremendous rate Of speed 10 the quar-
| ter pole, and the lady was going for all
she was worth. When tho horse came
| flying down the home stretch tho crowd
was wild with excitement, for Mile
Louise was also going at a three minute
gait. She could not got ont of the
horses way, and Myrtle crossed the
score about 30 feet ahead of the bicycle
Time, l minute, % second s-a 2.20gait
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II may not DO the proper thing to say
no much about the beautiful spring.like
weather we are at present enjoying, but
1t occurs TO Us that It in proper to give
woll regulated, good behaved weather
due credit Yesterday IL excalled itself.
The sun shone brighter aud tho patent
{ y birds In the music stores sang
swoeter than over before. The
streets wore throngod with people talk
ing about tho coming municipal
election vehicles fitted hither aud
thither, or tnither and hither, as it
were, and the social world, tho COM
mercial world, aud everything ap-
peared 10 be influenced aud given new
life by the lovely weather. At this
iuncture, however, the weather IL get
ting cold enough 10 freeze out "poll-
tickans" even, for cold norther Is
blowing. May its existence be cut
short.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A FATAL FEuD IN KENTUCKY
"ollie seymore and Her Champion. IN
Ironbie-Bank RascaIs-Acquittea
After three TrIais-Murder
Handsome Qaadroon,
The Finost Quasroon In Galveston Muir.

Hhe Finest Quadroon In Galveston N,,r.
A, dered.
GALVESTON, April 3.-Felix Jonas. n
powerful negro, murdered Mollie Tnr-
ner'aliass Love, this evening. They had
oeen living together as married
ana their. domestic bliss was
ln,ersPersed with frequent violent quar-
Ieis, winch were occasiohed by the ina
uellty OF the woman. During one of
snese quarreis the woman, exasperated
beyond iorbearance, plunged y knife
nv 1m,o Jones, lnfiicting painful wound.
me preach, however, was healed, only
10 De re-opened few months afteT
wnen Jones attempted TO commit sui,
cue, put was frustrated by
the timely use of stomach
pump. This evening Jones, enraged at
tne nckle conduct Of his mistress, called
al her house on Twenty-seventh street
ana demonstrated with her upon her
conduct. She tauntin9ly replied, when
quick as flash Jones drew Il revolver.
shooting her twice through the head
ana once through the heart, and as she
lell llfeless corpse at his feet turned
herevolver intending to send ball
crushing through his brain, but IL flat
tened in his skull and ON
his arrest and conveyance
10 the station house was removed
The wound not being regarded danger.
Gus, Jones was conveyed to jail. He
admitted the killing, and all the circum.
stances show that 1t was deliberate.
The murdered woman was splendidlv
developed and regarded as one of the
handsomeSt gu adroons in the CITY.
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From Weatherfor,i.

WEATHEREoRD, April S.--tspeoial.l
--Ph@nix Lodge No 81 Masonic Fra
ternity( Forty members of this city at
tended the funeral of their respected
brother-mason Zacharias Bush, at his
late residence II miles southwest of
this city yeste. day. The fraternity are
all wearing mourning to-day IN respect
TO their deceased brother.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
putting everything in order for grand
dinner in KindelPs brick bloJk, next
Monday and Tuesday, Monday win be
celebrated by the people in respect to
the laying of the corner stone of the Par
ker county court house, now finished to
the first floor. Tuesday will be the city
election day, and many will be called
but few chozen.
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Oue of The eelton subsidy su,,,

GALVESTON, April 3.--After having
under advise ment for the past week or
more the ease of the Gulf, Colorado 4
Santa Flo Railroad company
VS.. M. Il. and l.. w. Miller.
preparing his conclusions oflsw, Judge
Stewart on Thursday rendered his Iudx-
meno for plaintiff Tor $l,5O6, The amount
sued for. Exceptions have bstn iileG,
and notice of appeal given by defend
ants. This case was made test
case of large number
OF like cases known IN 'the Bolton
subsidy Suits" where the roads
suing for subsidies withheld
ON the grounds alleged by defendants
that the company failed to comply with
its part of the obligation in constructing
its road through the city of Bolton as
stipulated. The same questions are in.
volved in all ths suits.
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Zaeh Fo.tsr surrcndors.

PALESTINE, April 3.-[Special. Zach
Foster, the slayer Of Nichols, near here,
at dance on the night of April /, has
surrendered to the authorities, waived
examination and given bond in tho sum
of $1,000. Price, the young man acct
dentallY wounded in the ARRAY, is doing
we'll at his home, three miles In the
country. On the day Of the
death of Nichols he had received
a letter from his mother In
Ashland, Missouri, and inclosed was
newspaper clipping headed. "Where
Are My Boys To-nightp Mai. Pom
read this slip at his revival meeting, the
night after tho fatal diiliculty,and based
upon the occurrence an appeal 10 all
sinners. Lloyd, the man who, according
To the testimony, was ono Of the insti.
gators of the trouble, was present, and
went and sat upon tho mOurner bench
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A nlrd shnntinr cnniest.

MINEoLA, April s. Special.l-H. w.
Kutemau and VIII Jones were chal.
lenged by DR.. Wyune and c. A. Rush,
of wins Point. 10 hunt birds. The
challenge was accepted, and on the lst
they met on the prairie near Wills
Point and hogan operations. Kutoman
aud Jones bagged l0l and Wynne aud
Rush bagged II. The hunt lasted five
hours. Pointers are excellent aids 10
sportsmen, but Of course they are net
expected TO kill birds.
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sIDEwaLA Norrs.

y
Ladies and Misses real kid hand
sowed slippers, 20 cents, AT Block Bros.
full line Of Burt " Mear's shoes a
Leon kahn's,
Received the first installment OF spring
hats at Leon Kahn's.
Co To Burr Brothers, sos Main street,
for Knox celebrated hats.
II YOU want to "got there" l9syo your
orders for election tickots At tho HER
AID Office.
There was public speaking away out
on Ross avenue, corner of Leonard
street, last night
Don't forget that Burr Bros. IL the
only concern I'm Texas that carries the
celebrated Knox hats.
What Is the Glen Loaf saith the
preacher. IL is the fountain head OF all
stimulus, the spring of eternal youth
and tho very Kingdom OF hoalth ana
beauty.
&C. G. stands for Chicken Cholera
Cure, q sure Cura and pr0youiive at
that destructive disease. 10 II guaran-
iced. For sale 1y J, ). Downs corner
Elm aud Pearl.
There will b. mootinv OF tho Idle
WITH NINU nMNNNH AANNA AANAk 90 Az - 'AN'hf
nt the Office ol George j. Dexter n Go.
All mombers will plauso DO present. by
order ul The president,
Mr.. II l.. Mccullough has just opened
up tho City hotel, 90 1901 Main street,
corner of Main aud Leonard. Board
per week from "a 20 %, according To To-
cation OF room. CAli and give him a
trial.
Wade HamptOn's son passed through
tho city yesterday. lie and friends took
dinner W Strothers' Dining Hall, rear
Union depot, whore the drummers and
travelling public are fast hnding out, and
all DO thuis eating there.
smith n Hail arc representing tho sur
Fire Office, OF London, Englandi Trans
atlantic uf Hamburg, Germany; Fire
mans Fund, OF San Francisco, Caliior
MIA, Oakland Homo, OF Oakland Call
tomia, Western Fire aud Marine InBur
Hlco company, OF San Francisco.
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The Faction War iuKentuckv.

LoUIsvILLE, April S.-The Courier
Journals special says: The Rowan
county fight still RACES at Moorehesd.
Hostilities were again renewed, after a
short armistice between the opposing
iactions,and the firing was kept up until
10 o'clock this morning. 1t il not
known If any one is killed or Injured.
Both parties keep within their rospec-
tive barricades, but it is thought one
man is wounded. More fighting is ex-
pected tonight. in reference to the
ssheriff's request, asking that state troops
be sent to quell the riot in Rowan
county, Gov Knott decided to send the
secretary of state and Adjutant. General
Castleman to investigate the cause of
tho trouble, and viii send the noces-
sary soldiers If warranted by the re-
ports made by these gentlemen. A de-
tail OF 200 men has been ordered to hold
themselves ready to start for tho scone
OF disturbance. Tho Martin faction OF
about 10 men are eutrenched In the
Gault house hotel, while the Toliver lac
tion is said to be in possession of the
town.
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a BAD burglar AT San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, April Especial "A
bad burglar, named Charles Davis, who
halls all tho way from Arizona, was
captured this morning by Special OF.
ficer Robinson while in the act OF bur
glarizing a saloon on Alamo plaza lie
hSd affected an entrance through two
back doors, and was taken without ro-
sistance, His outfit, which had been
stolen from n blacksmith shop, were re-
covered with him. Davis ia a very bad
one, and IL supposed TO have been en-
gagged Ia several affairs Of the kind here.
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MANSON, Iowa, April 8.-Alvm Allen,
Of wolcott, Vermont, while being
pursued by an officer and posse
of men here yesterday, who
wished 10 arrest him for forgery, fired
four bullets st his pursuers and the
tuh through his own brain, killing
himself instantly. Letters found on his
person indicate that he was fugitive
from Justice elsewhere aud resolved
never 20 be taken aliYe.
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Fort DAVIS, Al ri S.-lSpeclal, I'm
tho district court Charles Fisher, on
trial foLtheft, was acquitted
john Davis, for theft, got two years.
Arthur Walter, for thoft, got two
years,
joan Delacrue, for theft, got three
years,
T.. b. Gllden, in two cases, for swind-
ling, was adiudged guilty; waiting SEN
tenco.
Cannon Ward, aggravated assault,
charge not sustained, was fined S25.
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PARIS, April Q. Spoclal.l-Miss.' A, c.
Crenshaw Of New York, Il to lecture In
the state ON Tho Cleveland Era or
Modern American Politics, from a
Women's Rights View.
Mrs. J, o. Walker, In jumping out Of a
buggy yesterday, had her right shoulder
dislocated, she is doing well this morn
iuu.
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INDIANAPOLIS, April 3,-Hon. Rufus
Msgee, the nowly appointed minis.
ter to Sweden and Norway, aud
tor in tho legislature, was tonight
entertained at a banquet given by lead
ing citizens of the oily and
state. The affair was entirely
non. partisan. Hon. Charles J0wett,
speaker OF the house of repressr tatives,
presided, an dion. John c. Now acted
az toast master,
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AT the Democratic rally tonight at
tho intersection OF Main aud Murphy
streets, opposite tho HERALD building
Hon. Barnett Gibbs, Col. d. A. VIII
liams, Capt. Lemon and Mr.. Berry Mil
ler will address the meeting Nm tho in
terDstof the Democratic nominoe, DR..
Cruwdus. Opposing candidates arc In.
vited 90 speak and express their views.
Thoro VIII be no meeting at tho Union
depot to night
EXECUTIVE COMMITTED.
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ABurrIar shot A.

Mrs. Theodore Hand, wifo Of the lea
der Of the Coliseum band, discovered a
burslar In the act OF forcing her door
open a. 1880 last night, aud at once
opened fire upon him with revolver OF
small calihre. She Is uncertain as %
the effect Of the shots. The Incident 90.
Cured at the Coliseum theatre boarding
house.
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The Crime calendar al Tho vnIare.

FoRT WORTH. April ESPECIAL. r.
George b. Holland, Of the theatre
Comique, was arrested this afternoon,
charged with completely in the at
tempted Jail delivery. He gave bond
6nd was released. Hollands niece
Is tho wife Of Herrin, who Is con-
fined on charge Of murder, aud II IL
charged that Horrin Is the man be
wanted TO release.
shots at Con Hines, one of the drivers
of the fire apparatus, because Hines
was not for his man Tor city marshal.
Dancey was jailed Immediately after the
shooting.
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Temple, April 3.--Mal. smith, CBin
Arp') Of Rome Georgia, has spent the
dav I'M this city. lie has driven over
tho c " and Ia tho country around. Tho
vim at the people and their prosperity
and the splendid country has captivatod
him. He will lecture here on next
Tnnsdnv nlrht M The opnrA house.
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Tho mayoralty pot is boiling Mt =
lively rstoRnd theca arc no doubts many
who heartily wish the agony was over
II Is generally VOL known to the cool
calon lating observer who viii be the
winning man, though there are many
who nro honest In their belief that twill
be badly mixed race. Poo.
pie do not throw their
votes away ~ rule these days
aud whom they 500 their choice stants
no show they Xercise their good sense
candidates. "rho hurrah business nor
the blaokgrardng OF candidates or their
supporters. does not mako votes for the
candidate OF those who thus essay TO OIL.
evato him." remarked respectable cit
lien yesterday.
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PIrTsuuRa, PA, April 3.-The trial Of
eX.President Riddle and Cashier Roi.
ber, charged with oonsplrlng to defraud
deposltors Of the defunct Pennsylvania
bank, Is 10 be taken up In the criminal
court next Monday, Riddle, who IL
under $4,000 bond to appear
when called, has been missing for
several weeks, but his friends claim no
will ho on hand whom wanted. Tho
case Is attracting a good deal of atten-
ton, aud somo interesting and start
ling developments are expected.