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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29

Lio6sey, chiefof the Sc. Louis nre DE-
pEssent, stating that Chief Little
page, Of the Temale, Texas, fire de-
nam hotel, that citv, and in des-
utute circumstances. Captain Conner
telcgraphsd him some money iHme-
diately at his ewn expsns,. He also
instructed Secretary Harrison, Of For 5
Worth, to issue "a cireaisr letter asking
the Arsasn OF the State to aid Chisf
Litilepsge in his distress.
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their interest to bring anyone here
who dses not want TO some.
They furthermore claim that each
one Of these parties has cost thez $40
to engage their services besides the
tickets TO this place, Ia ali amounting
to about 500, and that .heir own in-
terest would demand that those who
come down to enter their services
should know what character OF busi-
ness they have.
This statement Is given as q matter
of justice 10 the parties concerned,
they claiming thSt II any wrong hss
been done the young girls that they
have nat done il,
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Intercltisx Ca. 10 cotton l,rot,r.

Tao cs'eo Of rB Ni,ohsll Va. tho
Texas Elevator ana Conpress com.
pany, cot 'or trial !aes week In tia
dis'r'e, court bat not yet reached. In
one ui interest "a cotton buyors and
comptnss cumparies. II Involves the
hsohlty oi the compress for sl5.cpO
worm OF cotton, alleged by II >int nj to
naNa norn on sinra Win daiennRnt
~ tne Tune Tie compresa warehouse
vAh beNroysd by the gfpAs De of %
lOner, 1883. Messfs. Nright n w iehi
,rls ent tsu ol,inun, aud Palm
htsI y, Esq, the raxas Eleyatpr
sud Compress usiap sny.
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Tho Young Mems Chiistlan assoola.
Won has At last Completed tao gsuisa.
'ion' With The following olliceh,
President, W. X Hosell
nnlce-pr' sldent, William White,
Recording secretary, II. N, Foot.
rcssuftr, %. w. Grove.
sDsrd OF nsnsgets. J. q, Meow.
alex-nies Waits A. wishnrl n, a.
van, J, ID. Garter, ". A. Ns.or. A. n
,.erdftck, O. ". ursvN. W. A..
Vaughn, ] : Mediterranean. w. n
Slnpkins, A. hush, Charles Of. "
Tue next NEE aing VI tbe sssos,st,on
VIII De held NlondaY 81 Z d. N.
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Tho Pacific Express Company

The Pacific Exeress company will
extend its service ovsr tho Texas Il
~. Louis railway in Texas on Deeem
Der l, and will open Offices ut tho fol-
lowing places: Athens, Axtsll, Bal
den, Bassatt, Br0wnsboro, Cookville,
Dawson, Gilmer, Gstssviile, Hubbard
CITY, KereRs McGregor, Mt. Calm,
Maiakofi, Mi. Pleasant, Morris ana
Wipona.
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Coed work.

Tia Lancaster rosa, which leads
from the terminus Of the turnpike west
OF tho bridge to the blufii, has boon
Graded and halt OF II has besn rocked
or piked. This Is good work, and the
citatna VINO are thus aiding IN bridg-
such work.
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A mn, ,,.hn o.. a.,.,

A little girl who was asked what ,hs
meent by saying abe had bssn hap
tl1ad twu timer, replied that it didn't
tese tho hrst time. In tdi, 1, was
81 ffsreot from Red Star Cough cure.
That madeline goes To Tho spot vt once
and reliavaN permsnentlY.
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salvation OIL IL ia, Seeatss. cure on
earth Tor path. IL affords instant re-
liet and speedy cure 10 all sufferers
rom rhsumausm. neurslgis, Assd-
schs, sore throat, pain In the back,
,,de ard limbs. cats, bruises, otc.
Price, Is osnts bottle.
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Ihaye had a cameron my face for some
years, extending from one cheek bone
across the nose to the other. 1t has given
me great deal of pain, at times burning
aud Itching to such an extent that 1t was
Almost unbearabls: | commenced us!rg
Swift's Specific in May, 1855 and have used
eight bottles. 1t as given the greatest re-
ietby removing the Inflammation aud res
torlng my general heath. W. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, September 8, 1856
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An Irlahmsn was asked for his mar
riage certificate. Ne slowly lifted lis
hat, rev6aling u large scar on the
head, evidently done by q dat iron.
This evldesce was 10 tho point. Our
certificates are tho praises of those
who have experienced wonderful cures
by tho use OF DR.. Bats Cough Syrup,
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Oar congressman, IN his patriotic ar
aument on The tsrifr question, often
c1mes boarse ard his voice husky.
rasior's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
Gum and Mullen will relieve him and
euro coughs, Group and consumption.
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New.paper Cbarsc

hr. Frank Powell, we'll and fayora-
bly, known in newspaper circles, has
taken chargs of the ID alias Daily DEM
oorat ana the Weekly Cowboy, aud
those papers will hereafter bo issued
unoer that g"etleman's management.
fhe first paper nndor bis management
Will DO Issued Monday.
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The following new susscrissr, hsve
PC, nsen CONNECTED With tbs Exchange
boSsl, J. O., residence, Ne. ga.
Osef.ns btos, wholessls fruits.
Dsran brns., tsuch. No. 20.
ssndets, " ~, grocer, No. q.
wnth's y. o., residence, No. la.
0fu re- on hanu FOR conner,Ioe,
- WeIls, Farss 4 vs. sxpfsss, ]. q.
INV agent q. A. RsAp,
Msrsgef Exchange,
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For the IMPOSITION,

somo tine during tho early part OF
next week 3 carload OF exhibits from
thls city and county. conslating OF
mauu'scturon articles farm produ,,s,
mineral speolmeps, laiie-' arr work !,
ETC. viii leave this city for tho New
Orleans exposition.
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For many years was q sufferer WITH coz, .

For many years was a sufferer with cor
Ger ofthe nose, aud having been cured by
the use OFFS. >. s, fes! constrained by
sense oiduty TO suffering humanity TO make
this statement of my case. With the
fourteenth bottle the cancer began TO heal
RAPIDLY aud soon disappeared, and for sew
eral months there has been no appearance
OF .asjre OF any kind on my nose or face,
neither is my nose ut all tender to the
touch. have taken about two zen bot
tles 3 ;. y ,and am soundly cured, and
know that 8. s. $ effected The cure after
every known remedy was tried and had
failed. x BERT SNEpIEY.
fort Gelner, Ga, Nav l., lsS5
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Another FEATHER.

Mr.. J, NJ. Payne, of East swiss
avenue, sold bis residence yesterday
70 Cantaln Collins, banker at Luilug.
Tor St00e. Captain Collins will move
goods trade. -
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VIZ satN GANtEk.
For seven Yeas suffered with q cancer
on MY face. AL the simple remedies were
applied TO alleviate the pain, out The place
continued to grow, finally extending into
my nose, from which came a yelowish dis
charge very offensive in character. II was
also iniiamed, and annoyed me great
deal. about eight months ago ! was iu
Atlanta, at the house o. Fl lend, who so
strongly recommended tho use Of sjwift's
Spec fic that l determined TO make tn eff
fort to procure H.. In this ! was successful
and began its use. The influence of the
medicine at first was to somewhat aggra-
vate the sore; but soon the Inflammation
J!as allayed, ard began to improve after
the first few bottles. My general health
has greatly improved. l am stronger, and
able To do sny Blud Of work. The cancer
on my face began to decrease and the ulcer
10 heal, until There is not vestige OF II lett
only a little scar marks the place where
II hal been. | am ready to answer all
questions relative to this cure.
MRS. JoICIs a. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Gs., August IL. 1855.
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had heard Of tho wonderful cures of
swiits Spe ihc. and reso we'd to try II. |
commenced taking IL in April, 1854. Ny
enefa' health was much improved, yet
tue cancer WEIGH was Ia my breast contln-
ued to grow slowly but surely. The buncn
grew and became quite neavv | felt That
must either have IL cut or die. But it
commenced dischargipg quantities of al
most black, thick b God. 1t continued
healing around the edges until FEBRUARY
when IL vas entirely healed up and well
BETSY Wool
Cochesett. Plymouth co Mass July IL, 1856,
Swiips Specific is entirely We etaole, and
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the
impurities from the hood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free,
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga. N. Y, Isl W. 2Sd st.
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Don't ask us Cor credit but bring 10
c.nts and buy one fourth pound Of
onr 40-cent tea, such ~ you nave been
payins 80 cents for.
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LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
a STRANGE DIVORCE sun.

Nentrsssor Turned Loess-A Nan Who
teresting to UsttoA Brokers.
Court Rrscssdings-nsr-
riage Licenses, Etc.
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Tycoon Chops Is aud 81 cents psr pack
age. II. y. wgLIBR d Co.,
CASH (yyocavs.
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Royal Copper aud Electro Bronz 0
Wares are new and very suitable holt
day gifts. Go to Knepfly Il Sons for
than
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Hosiery, collars, cuffs, gents fur
n.'shing goods 81 Barr Bro, 5os Main
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Delloeee diseases Of either sex, how.
Svef lneoceds speedily and permanent
~ e9sSqs Book 10 cen's In stamps.
WoetS,s 1Iepsneary Medical Associs.
ooos - moah slssst, BsGalo, N. n,
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just Try bottle II Dr.. sco.vs Cocoa
IRON ~ snd Phosphorus For sals By I'll
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DR. +. $. DAVIS,
~ homeopathic Physician,
Special attention given TO diseases M
women and children. Granulated core eyss
cured. Office 800 Elm street, postofiiee
81 Jck, Dallas, Texas
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. NJ. A. CORNELIUS.

Residence, corner OF San Jac,n'o and Pm.
yilion streets. Residence telephone No
33. Office telephone No. |,
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wsLLER a. Co.,
Iren-clad Cash Grocsfs,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-20
SheriH's S Sale.

BY virtue of an Execution and Fec Bill No.
5S29 issued out of the clerk office of the circuit
court of Rock Island county, and state of Illinois,
and to me directed, whereby am commanded to
make the amount of a certain Judgment recently
obtained against Henry c. Woodward in favor Of
Erastus L, Rogers. ont of the lands, tenements,
goods and chattels of the said defendant, Henry
C. Woodward, l have levied upon the following
property, to-wit: The interest OF the defendant
as heir in-law Of George Woodward, deceased, III
the following described real estate, to-Wit: south
| east "A section II, township 10, north range one
| IN. east 100 acres and fractional southwest "a
section II, township 49, north range one "a ca st
81 74-100 acres. more or less, all in the county o
Rock Island and state of Illinois. Therefore. &C
| coriing to said command, shah expose for sale
At public ancton, all she right, title and interes
Of the above named Nenry C. Woodward in ant
| to the above described property. on Tuesday the
| 10th day of February, 1885, at O'Clock p. m, a
| the north door of the court house in the city o
| Rock Island. in the county of Rock Island an'
state of Illinois, for cash in hand, to satisfy sai'
| execution and fee bill.
Dated at Rock Island, this goth day OF january
A. D., 1885. j. NJ. RETlCkkR,
Sheriff of Rock Island County, Illinois.
| 20dtd.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an Execution and Fee Bill No.
1855 issued out of the clerks office of the circuit
court of Rock Island county, and state Of Illinois,
and to me directed, whereby am commanded TO
make the amount of certain judgment recently
obtained against II. c. Woodward in favor of
E. H.. Rogers, out of the lands, tenements, goods
and chattels OF the said defendant, II. C Wood
wrad | have levied upon the following property.
to-wi: The interest of defendant as her at law of
George Woodward, deceased, iii the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit; west 4 southwest "a
section = township 10, north range east, and
east Il, southwest Il section township -, range
east, being in all 156 9O-l00 acres of land, more
or less all situated in the county of Rock Island
and state of Illinois. Therefore, according to
said command, shall expose foE sale, at public
auction, all the right title and interest, of the
above named II. {. Woodward in and to the
above described property, on Tuesday the 10th day
of February, 1885, at O'Clock p. m. at the north
door of the conrt house in the city of Rock Island
in the county of Rock Island. and state of Illinois
for cash in hand to satisfy said execution and fee
bin.
Dated at Rock Island, this Goth day of January
| A. D., 1885. j. NJ. RETlCkER,
| Sheriff of Rock Island County, Illinois
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"yeK, fest' Nooiuees-it. Nays-Aiison,
Brown, Butter. cameron OF pennsylvania
Cameron OF WISCONSIN, Conger, Harris, Har-
rison haWiey' hoar, lpSalts, JACKSON Mor-
r1il, f1ke, Piatt, fuSh, Ransom, sawyer
Cuiiom, Dolph' RYE Uo,iliaii' nae, 'ohaS'
llapnahl' MaiiaerSoA' Mi'chsii, moisan'
0hetleiu' 0hetiaah' Naikef, "hsoh-o''
Inc NUMBER OF commissioners was theh III
creased ffom lVe 10 hiie, ana Cuiiohl theh
moved TO sCrlKo OUT an ol Tue hsagah pii
except the enacting clause ana insert the
senate provisions therein. Vest demanded
the yeas and nays, and the matter went
over.
Thirteen senators were III their seats when
the opening prayer was made Monday. Vice
president pro tenn, Edmunds, waited about
ten minutes fer senators to arrive before
ordering the clerk to read the journal The
chair occupied by the late Senator Anthony
was heavily draped III mourning. At l2;3O
?. m. after the, transaction or some unlm-
portant routine business, Senator Aldrich
Altered appropriate resolutions ana addressed
the senate in eulogy of the late senator.
In the house Saturday the river and har-
| Dor bill was reported. 1t appropriates Sll,
329, 200 The engineers estimates were S34,
| 507, $50 The house then went into commit
| tee of the whole on the diplomatic and con
sular appropriation and had lively political
debate over it, the bill finally passing.
On Monday, after several attempts had
been made without success to.pass bills by
unanimous consent, the regular order was
demanded and the speaker proceeded
| tc call the states and territories for intro
duction Of bills for reference. Among
the more important measures introduced
were the following: By Broadhead, of Mis-
souri,, to establish grade and rate of pen
sions for pilots on gunboats during the latt
war: Cox, of New York, to authorize tht
construction Of one steel gunboat,
At the conclusion of the call, Hit of Hin
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SHAWNEE, Ohio, Jan 20 The Pinkerton
guards, who have been on duty at Rock Run
for several weeks, have been removed to
Lower Hooking valley the syndicate having
no use for them until the Bristol tunnel is re-
paired. 1t now looks as though the Balti-
more & Ohio road would have some difficulty
in securing men TO work on the tunnel They
only offer 81. l5 day, ami miners hesitate
to accept for fear they will be charged with
hiaclsleyging. ODonneIl the New Straits
willie hardware man. passed through here foI
Newark to try TO obtain possession Of sixty
r mington rifles consigned 70 him, hetd by
die EXPRESS company.
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Got Into Trnnhls Right Away

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21,-CoI A. X.
Mcclure, editor of The Philadelphia Times,
reached this city Saturday, and was met al
the depot, almost as soon as ne left the train,
by United States deputy marshal, who
served on him a notice to answer suit for
libel for 100000 brought against him and
his paper in the United States court here by
the Louisiana State Lottery company. The
claim is based on publications in The Times
referring to the lottery company, and is the
Outcome of similar proceedings in Philadel
phia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-20

New YORK, Jan. 20-Judge Duffy received
on Saturday a letter from Pat Sheedy, the
pugiIist Sullivan's trainer, enclosing three
tickets for tho fight between Sullivan and
Ryan. He enclosed the tickets in a letter to
SIeedy which ran as follows: "As never
lena my presence to dog fights, rafting
matches, and cooking mains, and as
| regard glove fights as equally
brutal and disgraceful, the three
tickets sent me by you are hereby re
turned" To a friend with whom Judge
Duffy was conversing in the Astor house
he said; "Gloye fighting in this city ought
to he stopped. l sit in Essex Market polic'
court Monday. If any reputable citizen vii
come there and make a proper affidavit
about the proposed fight in Madison Squar
| garden, will issue warrants for the princi
| rails and all their aiders and abettors.'
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SELECTED A MAN Al LAsT.


Carroll ID. Wright, of Massachusetts, for
Head of the Labor Bureau.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan 20.--The pref
dent has sent to the senate the nomination of
Carroll D. Wright 10 be chief commis-
sioner Of the national bureau of
labor statistics. This matter has given
Mr. Arthur no end Of trouble.
John Jarrett, of PittsbGrg, ex-president OF
the Amalgamated Association Of Iron and
Steel workers, was the first man picked out
for commissioner, but shortly after his
confirmation if was learned that he had
made "A scanlalous attack on the presi-
dent declaring that he was bet
ter fitted for Delmonico'5 scuiliers
than for chief magistrate Of the nation. Ills
commission was withheld, and no importun-
tiles could induce the president to reient.
Next it was decided to nominate Clncln7
NATHAN named Fdhren bacht but the mention
of his name provoked such storm OF oppo-
sition in Chicago and elsewhere that ne was
thrown overheard although he Ii ad the
| backing of Ben Butterworth and many
other prominent politicians Powderly's S
| name was frequently mentioned in connec'
| tion with the place, but many prominent
| Pennsylvania iron masters opposed him bit
| terly 1t was urged that he was too radical,
and likely to be anything but impartial and
| the fact that he was at the head OF one OF
the greatest labor organizations in America
was of itself sufficient reason why lie should
not be chosen.
Carroll D. Wright, the presidents last
| choice has more than a national reputation
For years he has bean at the head OF the
| Massachus etts labor bureau And his report
have been such able documents that they
have been widely read at home and abroad
He has manifested little, if any bias. En-
ployers, will it is thought, not be satisfied
with him, and his past record is a sutlicien
guarantee to the organized labor of tn
country that the bureau will be all that 1t
projectors could reasonably expect
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Bank Wrcckers at Work.

NORWICH, Conn, Jan, 20--James NJ.
Meech, cashier. and Charles Webb assistant
cashier, of the Merchants National bank,
of this city, are charged with
extensive crooksdness by which
the banks will lose $i53, ,009 The Thieves
ulaved into each Others hands and made
each bank come to the rescue when anything
happened looking to discovery in the other
The stealing has been going on for ten years
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Returned to Work.

AMSTERDAM n Y, Jan. 20. Fully three
fourths of the l,9l0 employees Of Sanford &
Sons carpet mill returned to work Monday
morning after thirty days strike, accept
ing the reduction Members of the labo.
unions were excluded.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Recent Business Transacted By the n
tional Legislatufe.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. %. The first test
vote ON the railway regulation question wa
had in the Senate Saturday, when the vot,
was taken upon the adoption Of Slater
amendment to the interstate commerce bill
The amendment provided that greater rate
should not be charged for short hauls o
freight than for long hauls, and is one
of the features OF the Reagan bill
The yeas and nays were ordered, and resulted
as follows: Yeas-Camden, Cockrel, Coke
Fair, Kenna, Maxey, Slater, Vance, Vai
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-20

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. -. .-Bohl intro
duced resolution in the house Monday au-
thorizing the insurance commissioner and
attorney general to investigate and report
what legislation is nece ,sary tn prevent the
Guarantee company of Montreal, the In
| dianapoli5 Safety Fund, National Mutual
| Washington and others from doing husines.
in Ohio without complying With the laws O
| the state
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-20
NUPTIAL MISERY.
A SORT OF SHARON-HlLL AFFAIR IN
NEW YORK,
With the Regulation Comcomitants of Mar
riaSe Contracts and Sich-True Story
of a Recent Forced Marriage
in Florida.

UTICA, N. Y, Jan. 20.-ln November,
1881, r. s. Reynolds, very wealthy man,
estimated to be worth nearly $1,000, COO, waa
living at Chicago with a woman whom he
introduced rs his wife He is being put
through the same experience as Sharon suf.
fered ON the Pacific slope Reynolds re-
Gently wanted to sell piece of property, and
was told that he must get the signature OIL
his wife to the deed. He denied that he had
any such attachment, but wa then told that
Julia A, Godfrey claimed the relation.
He produced q written confession by her
that she was never his wife. 1t is this con
fession and consent which it is now sought to
set aside, on the ground that the signature
was obtained by threats, and unknown to
her counsel The affidavit of Miss Godfrey,
or Mrs Reynolds, set forth that while she
was employed in the Reynolds factory r. S.
Reynolds paid her attentions which led her
to sbelieye he wished to marry her; that he
did marry her by a written agreement
mutually signed, and that the fact was kept
secret at his request pending the settlement
of certain business matters; that she visited
him in Chicago, arriving there Nov %, 1881,
and remained with Reynolds as his wife at
the Atlantic hotel three days; that he there
burned their marriage contract and com
PEELED her to return to Utica and has since
refused to acknowledge her as his wife. Sht
alleges tnat in Jan, 1884. she was called
by the assistant rector of Grac,
church to the vestry-room where she was III
troduced to a Mr. White, of Chicago mar
about 35 years old, who tried to induce hei
| to sign papers discriminating her with various
men, which she refused to do. In conclusion
| she says she signed the confession o
| September, 1884, under duress and i'll con
sideration of $500 and the following paper
| / hereby acknowledge that the pape
| which | destroyed at the hotel in Chicag
was q marriage contract between mySel
| and Julia A Godfrey, and that we lived to
| getfler there as husband and wife, Ais
| that the confession which | composed ant
| wrote over her name was false.
r. s. REYNOLDS.
Mr. Reynolds IN his answer pronounce
the foregoing paper forgery, as are othe
papers submitted by the plaintiff alleged T.
have been signed by him, He charges til
| woman with blaCkmaI