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Killed About a Dog.

FERRIS, Dec. @.-[Special.l--A diff
Guilty, resulting in the killing OF James
Perry by L. B. Hawkins, occurred about
10 a. m, three miles northeast Of Ferris,
in the Prairie Valley Deighborhood, in
Dallas county. Hawkins and Perry had
some misunderstanding not long since
about dog, but had agreed to drop the
matter. Perry thinking the matter set
tied went to Hawkins house, along
with Seth Weatherford, to grind their
axes. Hawkins was not at home, but
came while they were grinding and
charged Perry with having talked about
him. Perry denied the charge, but
Hawkins raised his gun and fired. the
whole load OF buckshot striking Perry
in the head, almost tearing 1t from the
body. He then threatened to serve
WeatherfOrd in the same way II he had
ANYTHING against him. Both men were
farmers and have families.
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MTbow phx.io 10 tho poes. ,,

1t has come to this with all who are
using the new Vitalizing Treatment now
being so widely dispensed by Drs.
Starkey q Palon, 1109 Girard stree t,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, specialists
In chronic diseases. This Is not drug
treatment. 1t does not introduce an
enemy in the system, but kind
and gracious healer. 1t does not
the case when crude drugs are taken, but
comes to her assistance and restores heI
weakened vital forces. All Of its effects
are gentle, pervsding and vitalizing. II
YOU are suffering from. and disease
which your physician has failed to cure,
send to Drs. Starkev & Palen for their
pamphlet, and learn all about this won
derful treatment.
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A Dallas Man and VITO Murdered.

COLORADO, Dec. 29.-[Special. News
was received here to-dayrfa most horri-
BILE tragedy enacted in Presidio county,
in which Mr.. Thomas Merrill and wife,
formerly of Dallas were brutally muir
dered by d band OF Mexican despera-
does. No cause has been heard for
which the deed was done. When found,
Mrs. Merrill's head was severed en-
tirely from her body, and Mr.: Merrills
the deed was done nearly week ago.
They had been on the ranch only a
short time. tf
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perfect,on IN Artificial Limbs.

There is in Pittsburg, pennsylvania, q
manufacturing company, every member
of which wears an artificial leg. Their
like the natural member, that it is diff
cult to tell that they are artificial. The
company is the Artificial Limb Manu-
featuring company, a corporation that
has national reputation for the perfec-
ton OF its work. The limbs made at this
mandatory are the most perfect and
satisfactory of any made in the United
States. Hon. w. w. Dudley, United
States commissioner of pensions, has fol-
years worn q limb made by this com
pany, and adds his testimonials to hun
dreds Of others. Send for descriptive
circular to 20 Penn avenue, Pittsburg
Pennsylvania. See advertisement In
another column Of to-day's HERALD.
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A killing at Arlington.

ARLINGTON, Dec. 29.-[Special.]-W.
A. Youngblood was shot and instantly
killed in drunken row at the Parlor
saloon this evening. Tire following is
the verdict of the coroner's jury: eve,
empanelled and sworn as the law d.
reefs to inquire into and ascertain the
cause of the death OF w. A. Young
blood, find from the testimony of II. j.
johnson and M. j. Crimson, jr., that he
came to his death from IistOl shot
wound in the head by the hand Of Hor.
ace Matlock."
Matlock was at once arrested by Con
stable Warren, and is now in the city
nrispn
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Fire Record.
AT crARKsvILLE.

n, r,oo 81 -rr,orrasnor,J.
Si1AH ~ Doo' ~, 49,.
ence. -Clarksviile was visited py an
,,rht Tha nr,o;r atad Of 4 little l,e-
e ~ = s =. ,,.,,
lore IL O'CLOCK IN y ra 'il Duiiuins sou'n
east of the square, owned by Col. Patton
and occupied by Gulick d Lee, dealers
In general merchandise. The fire ra-
poly spread and soon destroyed q row
OF frame buildings on the east as far as
the corner opposite the City hotel. Belps
saloon on the southeast corner OF the
Allisorl's hardware store, Levi Gold
berg's drug store, aud Col. N. B. Pat
toms dry goods store on the south side
Of the square, together with livery
stable, wagon-yard buildings, etc,
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Counterf,itipr a valuable Article.

The publisher OF the Madison County
Record writes from Huntsville, Arkan-
sas. as to the effect of Browns Iron Bit
ters on hts wife. MIR. Daugherty says:
"My wife has been using the Bitters for
SOME months; the effect in her case Is
remarkable" He also W. ties that owing
TO counterfeits and limitations, 1t was
difficult to get the genuine ar icle. That
difficulty has now been remedied; imi-
tators have been exposed and put 70
flight. There, as elsewhere. Browns
Iron BItters can be had OF all the re-
spectacle druggists at dollar bottle.
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.| no.
LirrLR \ EwS AND NUsA AVERT iSn.
PirTsn.Ea, Dec. 70 Tho sudden sus-
pshsion Of the keystone Bridge works
has been fully axp.slned this morning
by q statement which has been verineu
that serious difference q opinion OK
now known that President Gotlieb and
Secretary aud Treasurer Stroble, were
both opposed to tho proposed reduction
and resigned, and on Saturday A.. y.
QrIfliu. Of Chicago, was elected presi
dent, and III Springer. Of this place,
general superintendent. The works, as
low organized, will resume IN week,
| II the worklnen accept tho reduction Of
fei cd. The works have contracts Tor
nearly u year.
THR NEW ORLEANS cAR-DRIvEns'
STRIKE.
| NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %. The car
drivers strike continues, causing great
Inconvenience to the public, and more
| especially to business men on many
| lines two or three miles from the city.
Up to this hour about a dozen cars on
Magazine street are the only ones e.
from up town. They are sccom-
panied by squads of police.
Early this morning the cars left the up
town car stables, but were met by lot
OF strikers, the cars turned around ana
sent back to the stable. The police
seem to be in sympathy with the stri.
kers. and only inclined to interfere In
eases OF personal violence.
THE UNEMPLOYED PERSONS OF ST. LOUIS
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 29--rhe Post Dispatch
| this afternoon publishes the result OF a
canvass of the manufacturing portion OF
Tie city with reference to unemployed
labor. In the territory mentioned 54(
firms or factories in December, 1883, EN-,
pioyed a total OF 3O,5OO men, 2,l90 wo.
| men, 2,4l3 boys--a grand total of 34,7Os
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News reaches tho city that Tom Muir
rill and wife, for merly residents Of this
county, were murdered several nights
since on his rancho in Ton, Green
county. No particulars of the affair
were learned, further than that the per,
has two brothers, one living in this
county and the other in Denton county.
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~, s.nni>>>> ~ s|u',- N. ~ =
'a|,,' Tsry' 'ss'.@2 4. ;;s,s7
IA .tserslf9 ntte lntsl rfrr'<<f - ~
Don d, nIitr ard WI ~ Ae'A s'st n
5nluy irts ls<>-s1!e 80 4nfnrIre1
" take sciuutsyy fernltitn~ tfel ~
'aiu y ere c~nafs ofier |" rnriitFl,t'
onig Ssto Year $50, 90. ~: ~ !, v
1871 re onnof ~ agbl ~ a. Ats
on which has net leer s-Htts NJ
Tor sny ytar az tnAfs fruni WI ~ ~
Inclusive, glny furnish ths ssts-ys ~
. ,es csq X. a isn aS r a,S |.
~ IL, sash NJ ~ Tor tl,c yssFs i,r Nliof
the rendition 10 made, and the nr<rso'
ii satlsned NTH the valuation, ~ ~ y,
seas the stats, county ani splr'nt<5tS' '>
against tho snfne at Lhh SANS rate -
sssspd By tho county court "t The eern'y
IN " nioh the land IA situated, up,u
other snnds which we're rrnooIe1 or AZ
Sc ssed Tor the yearor yo)rs such lakes
may ba due Where parties desire 10
render Tow % iotH End !'ersonsl properly
for yeris proc 10 gSlf, tbs assessors VIII
recuivo The ass6s~Hei'ts under III" same
rules as lns assseanunt tor iueenrrd4t
year: ~ aIf.Itt.
Hon. D. AZ. Baker ms sent ~ we '"-'
"At tho request Of the Educational
committee TO prepare for 'uf iaslrg
Of Inc cornerstone of the new capitol
of Texas, on the I'd day W March
next, extend cordial Invitation
to all teachers ami children OF public
aud private schools Ia Texas 10 be pres
ent and participate in tho ceremonies.
Appropriate places In the grand pro-
oession will be assigned TO teachers and
school children. Arrangements for the
FREQ entertainment Of 900 chi dren and
100 tenchers will be- made by the teach,
ers and school children Of Ansin, and
q committee will meet the visitors Ut
the train and escort thom 70 their sew
eral places Of residence. All who ex-
pect 10 attend will please aotify Hon.
Y. \. Fulnore ut an early date.
Col. ii. p. brewster, commissioner OF
insurance, statistics and history, died
OF paralysis yesterday afternoon, at !
o'clock. He was Texas veteran aud
during the days Of the republic. occu-
pied several prominent positions. He
leaves three daughters. lie requested
to be buried at sea, and arrangements
are being made to carry his remains to
Galveston and deposit them In the
gulf.
The Terrell asylum is completed and
the contractor Is about ready TO turn
tho building over the state. He states
that tho legislature will have To appro-
pirate about $40, 900 TO put In heaters and
furnish the building.
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BrRNETr, Dec. 29.--rSpecial.l-lThe
four men who robbed A. M. Cox, of
Smithwick, this county, were captured
last week and lodged IN the county jail.
Their trials are to come up on the 30th.
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saprulnary Array in south Texas


SAN ANTONIO, Dec. %. Especial =
Last summer, in Karnes county, Manuel
| Lopez, prominent Mexican stockman,
VINO had numerous friends and rela-
| tions in this city, was riddled
with bullets while returning at
might from a dance in his neigbborhood.
There was number OF wounds on the
| 9 JrNsc. A heavy trail and other circum
| stances indicated that large party Of
linen had done the shoot
| ing. Lopez had bad numerous
horses and cattle stolen from his pas
tur6. and had been very free in denounc-
ling the thieves,
I OPENLY ACCUSING THE BUrLER BOYS
| and friends, Of being The guilty par
ties. It has been openly
| charged that thu Buffers were
iieaflers or the Lopez murderers
Risinger, who was then sheriff Of
Karnes county, and an anti-Butler man,
tRBoK4yED. NOTICE TO RESIGN OR DIE
Ho Resigned. Edgar Leary was APP
4 p0inted his successor, and was s'1bAe-
lduently reelected. Last Friday even
/ Ing, In Helena, county seat Of
| Ksfnes county, Sheriff Leary presented
q warrant 70 Emmett Butler, the SEQ
I0nd son of VIM. g. Butler, for
ths murder y Of Lopez ~ s M
apon young Butter drew his six
sfQ0oof. Lesry did the same, and both
nf9d. The shots were simultaneous,
S7sSr1S Enxnr xsvrR SPOKE AGAIN,
f&Sd Ha(Iet va pick ed up shot Through
t 9Sek and mortally wounded. VIII
3qtlss Emlnet 6utler's u iest ~ :.
| ~ Mn - ~ ~ - S3i14Sr 4 H. 6{I S1I17S 81
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Ifyou have any friends or relatives
coming to Texas, write to A. L.. Smith,
Pass, Ag't, 504 Main street, Dallas, for
information as to ROUTE. TIME ana ON
NECrIoNs, that can be relied upon.
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" I43usSs Ii. III AZ u II N o0lis dan
i16u4 ii uaI Y. Rand Slit Will \. II
Sst5 w ss1 ID rso1lsvill " ~ tiiA "
ssiS 1coDls.y Jokn ~ ftissois i|AsyIaFessaa
vi, \, allli Seas az colne, Az tiis Mems
fldsiys,, cf which I'D intr rod slcei The 4
E{IixIf ID "a visit ~, NJ h ~
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It'll {ere$t Qf5 ti(<s X lo II tltis IA t,'
n vi itii tl Z l>}f u vi nj Y, Nt7l1ca
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EayiA i Smtr Cuttcsls T, z, ~ N Il
forcishir iF4A4flf In rftteiy f.fif Aif't
cured III on nscp 20 rff. \. " sril ~
conanliNsl fil. wif.ri cinn a4f'it II k.tti
any rsinsiiNr ] lirtr eyer u1rf ~ irfV'f
Burns, ciU, as. fh1 hs, n " HE t,s'i h en-
cline hulh 80 i1N nf Mlftal ~ :. /. J. AZ
MynThFy ,i,ss. q y
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: The host route to Corinth, Bowling
yee1 Nsshsille, s. Raleigh e enc , TSlls =
Littln Ruc,S failPsay. *. L. Smith, Pass.
lAg't, So Main street, palias, Texas.
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Ass Apiary.

\ ! 1kes1ys, 4. F. McEnnis q ca As this
Slfx, hdxo xecefvsd = consig tIdsIt d
300. On: 90 bees nom Mr.. vant <1f4I, Of
: iiexa1 ID NJ, f.dutsiAnn, who int6168 In
'auRtfn NM " IN early 4 ate, one u Ne
'tno5t 6xtsHhiy6 apiarIss Ia the CA n,
" 6sr Bal ~ Il a. V&nHorn will Aif1V[
'ahortly MIN mo het large invoices
~ ~ stafS !, &nd M n discovered no point
It.svl actll aiek110ll WI IL due 4ppspciA5less !,
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Every p0t "a a. it'hlNg fr4N, intWt. [
Scrofiloir, NtNu, sfii ca,tFgtlt nA-1
morS, VIII or ~ ha'ls rnftt - 'tl.f I'M
KEsolyi IN. TIC reN flO,t so viin & lelr.a
ma iy, nnl IfrlF ofA q sVFiutAA ~ ~
the Great SFlu Npf4f e,.inWNnA fH
Sold cygrVN hf p. tilcci tN.'tf ATTN.
ents; Sc ~ ~ ccEts; u fHpl"fN a. ~ r.,
Potter sirur ava ci,sn,isn COZ sis- rjp.>
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=. . . g. 10
N MED sfXCss Or ,glf@3 F.--
tjS-NogrEkAs Dts'IJcg ~ lrNN IN
Uniton ..t,,its I.nlt a. Daisas. yNt t'ia a.
dent or ipG ..nitrh STATES - ~ Nu -t't y
the yo1hern L'sntcte ~ iatF ~
Tug: yor Wre herlyf coulpnNc'a "
cause tie ini'pw ng nQacelp Watai haa ~
urcs, 10 Us pu biis he'd IL some ntR Pti{t on
thirty LAYS. as followR to-wis:
FANNY iOs fRefscB-l spH pWd 20 N
EN- Liiai ssr'la tTAf. ~ ,rs aT'
cuArf4s X. rA..rst y N - IA I
TexjS, ia tne tidn Circ.ls n " IL
To,al, yeissons eis,rss's.S e ~ ~
and and t s W. pfsuscne eatt ~
plaintiffs, baveilleti intencsaia q W = Zs
tam SOIL pending In The Cirmr gtuR gtIS
United states 40 tire NorilNr o. Via 9isS
trict 4 Te..i. Ia the FIN ttftg o, ah lihii@J
and q. ialous ver freaschyii !. staasis nye
plaiii,iOB, and Chsrles " " HfsA 81 n
Keen nd ID iucinsy;, pMt AZ 'eas
whor les 1T tfrappr1 M con'hSt ~ 500
and AZ. OF New lgYs2y, ilr aasNlfs "
whiclIw u he read IA eSa4apgt 81 n,f F.6 ~
said cnuse aud hns also tlca Aifpff ~ n "
saidni lnsaeby h y Cpgs aeons, .sg sltsis
ney Wsa: ailantitA, thR0 fl;eius - i,Asl<e y9
| o eotih tcianeaui 10 saI3 suit, ~ y feslT
dent ci;i 5nas TIC :, ate@f ,tpgs sid'rg ~
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d,sSei,d i,iy lsbeyoi,d t!.e .0risdici.39 q liils
court thai tie notice seit cory. ~ interS
| rogai ORES ciis;fot 10 p1ryNdtpcn ~ fps ~,
| purpdseo q ttS'ngdepoSltian5 ,.gn ssiu Ell
| nc ~ ~ be serced, ana tfd ftr9irlstSstpn
WI ass Oh o. after tbYsJth'aa af1ef .As
pr draFog o. this noticeyto y 'ta ~ ceFfsssAA
ftsSeia 9i' 9oSaaa diy ratiFo 6s tnlsj'vtii
IL.s -Yitsss4s The, ge'. MpkB,lics'
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III III s'c ,Vis OF = X > ll4lf ! Efs stl
J u SIcfls1y Constable ~ sallaS NHf't v,
/ Gree,iis YDuaTjiele9y "a MAJ 9,@cst A7'
| by MS K az pjibfic0toE K eliis ttt tytll X u
n innis rioir tsEassiye Teets I'D,
1 tvtl,sl Urn aNyby ta y fllt uirtasi.. eii,
Nectar whasc x stse d re sunkNrt-'t, .e "
and ar rafr cefurc iie Dt4 ~ ~ Cpst ii 40 t2'
hpldrN III and f0l't hcugitnt OF Dali ~ W tst
Com houSe therepl, ~ ySc City o. an M "
tines ond mnpdeyla F,ci 4 next, they IL
Ithere 10 aaswer 10 VI, ilea aor J, P.,s. nj
LcSt;a5 SSgGa 9s b ',ss s,S' ssS @ w
i ioS Is MIL. p 'iss stie nrs, A VA
Of b caicelin;9 usrt, i ~ ( -
ipuipmEing 10 bt fSiyf 4 M slpfnss "a h
SKID s5noree re NyA teid d. lets VI nj Ii IN
I In th sirt ita and peso yti ~ 1t fDlt ga "A
deFe fbsa taicta or I'm qss lsifral ~ u I'M n
sasl salient sispi r y VIZ \
Isoutn West Sof5rsgo. gid .in5yrqyi y, lh.flls ~
for oortci thence ncei MEX vtls,r,
lthennshly gSerss~s 81 E,ier p'la'3 ssf
warns ~ i.etuiS stl!s b ie N Sid fS,tt
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cuss'i sirr ~ ~ ne rrs>'enf><
foor,N ar ,nps jvn<, = |.i'p.tr .ft luf&
for OcfV IInutHss trof< ffefI M ArtH1
~ ftnn of4c srct. ftrtrfJ ma 0ft]<
Nrr, bad 40 Ma q had r,iti nr|fnt|
nini iiui "a fNrt.I tlEttl ~ ,si.. !.
sprug wei lntfu ? A.. -. m ~ ffst fl>.I
III %. HAM ~ SWAY ~ ut<xt<<<.
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\. " w g, ;ly:>9., NJ 'd " \. ".
en'inr ,fn11|si5e''en' u wstn- y dve
~ \ '.aNus.s kov'f.nnenr ltrpIsuss' J
Z, q. I: . ',,.,s .'"n '.si ,s~a,o-d IA.
.o n'i ,',sr ..ssS ''' cS'In ' iar xsxdcx 10
rossonfp,a eni yoiulk intn qIerYod
in bI,ek, VINO dpsotibtd hnsoii
No nr.nbor VI oongron noip
ia, Tiltfie 4frto Which rAisfd
water.eions snd uaanufactnred
lIaiInpg 10 A i'pnid l,rnl. topx tho
iloor ADD vxtsrs.rd tyhnks Tor tbr
hnn0r Tint had bshn shown blu. Mr..
McAdeo saii thst tho punp'e NJ his rialH
fhowed a warm intefust III the succe's
.of fhs3 n south Ills npeec'l
wan y nssiitln rhctnfcsi sforf, full q
snl,ra ,urie ap,sibIs and 10 tie pc,nt.
az iArl'f. q Aii OuH sliftTf II ~
MIR. Ransl,i slq,oIs hands Win mum.
bsr OF frienu@snli whs driven to' no Msn-
dennis dub mon, whore he enjoyed u
hourty .nieni with a seiec3 coterla " pro-
tectivataflff Disciples. tINIt
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The saoIre TIM To NISonRsrER,
SrAuNrOS, LOUISVILLE, CiHcfN Natl
aud sinular PLACES ~ VIA Menlphis *
Smith, MOI Miiiu street, Ditlas Texas IS
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l1,stii. ns 500. n y. ql,f ,sqr,'<t
Nborfff nII11U turrnI y ~ Nfuff.~<
nflif NIIIll fH- 1'|t<4 tif Dol I1IU| ~ n
VI foll A. itn<r ~ lr1 q 1'f4i .(<IiII
n me ir' " 1a|fIrIha ft'rttr< I#[ w.
49, ~ 1f if1Vr|. y tnt VI |tfI#H| '(|/
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4 ~ ltFIh Il,~un, M. lii ihe d Z IIHI W.T..
lrTfLufh IfIfl Z. lp'fi4 rN0 ort;< "a
=. lyKsTf lt1lrui. niilt' Y 1N@<. 1<4|
NJ peor0r ana >al, iliflt r,H,l.,tf ~
eur , lW.|N LII. aN<<tUN1 81
VATrlt ~ I. II. II d J. -
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~ TO nave Sucu
! and honestly and iii
\ tered as Will promote
the trnd9 and Cf
|eoilntry. Cheers.
| fe6i that when [ me
|sentstives pftlin enel
gateway ofthe south
Relations. 4 am hero
personal
III hav0 come
| great r8-awak enine
| Interests fthc south
| limit In freA0urce:
| day ia marry
Iajncss under tine
| Mvorahly with the
! noSeaftLly objection,
| to see the southern
| OF thAif, come
| conpetitio,lswith Att
| Butlfarn absolutely
| both sectipns lnl'
Their progress, and q
J wbtchtfpti. III his ~
endowe dstl,sn This,
|, TltHeH .x,nflsl' 20,
lhy such Relations /
| snctlpiis thu virti
IlaW labor
! lAwofitttAreet LCl
| Hpeak this " son iii,
| '1s st,6a III In
I AZ STATE illanship fs
| ajopl tho siAi'iils fui'I
| i.'Sts't @'se'rs Z e 4 \ 4 Y
3e.',fsp \ V " I.
I ln.l,liiy unXv.eg1I'
| tails, llAr lpp,1litt'
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-04
The world,n Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-While the question
of the Worlds Exposition finances has not
been publicly mentioned except in general
way since the meeting at which the generous
subscription of the members of the Gotten
Exchange and other citizens tided the man.
agement over pressing difficulties, the SUBJ
ject nevertheless, has been vigorously can
vassed by parties in the interest of the Ex-
hibitoYs' Association, who took the matter
up to day at a special meeting. The Director
General was to have been present and ex-
plain to the exhibitors what steps had been
taken, Dut instead, sent a Telegram in
forming them that at a meeting OF the State
Commissioners held the previous evening
it had been decided TO appoint an Executive
Committee 10 proceed to Washington and
memorable Congress for an additional ap-
preparation to cover deficit OF 1919 900. He
suggested that il the exhibitors thought fit { }
appoint committee to cooperate with the
Commissioners Committee, the Com
missioners' were ready to receive
them. The meeting concluded with
the adoption of q resolution endorsing
States Commissioners to appeal TO Congress
and appointing committee to confer With
the United States Commissioners Exc
cutive Committee. Ii is stated the
exposition is more than paying run
ing expenses now, and all they
wanted was funds to1sy back Indebtedness,
The Committee leaves for Washington to-
night.