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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-03-25
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

QUEEN CITY, Aug. n.-[Special.l -
Yesterday evening a difficulty oc'
cured between Mr.. Brown, n rail
road grade contractor, passing through
here on his way to Texarkana, and one
Of his colored drivers, in which Mr.
Brown had an arm broken. Mr.. Brown
kicked the negro, when the latter
struck out with breast yoke. Brown
threw up his arm to ward off the blow,
whom his arm was broken. The negro
got away.
Crops very fine in this vicinity.
The Queen City Lumber company's
railroad, an enterprise in part OF
Queen City, is now being operated six
mi es, and about every two hours
there may be seen train load OF fine
logs coming in, and the buzz of the
saws and machinery can be heard Civ.
ing life to the city.
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Tho "old Aionids'." Alleged Ambi,i on

GALyENroS, Aug. l-.splolal.l-
TX, Governor q, NJ, Roberts, E.gor 70
jourulng several days In this city, Lott
Lest might l3r tho interior Is IN Begin
mag ~ dawn upon tho miuus Of E0mO
o. mo politicians horu tha. the "Old
Aoslde'." visit had somo political sig
nilcsnoe, IL Ia stated, upon undoubtod
authority, that In conversation with q
gentleman now residing I'm Galveston,
tho aged OK governor said That 4, WIS
tho height o. his amIl,'H 10 bo again
elected governor OF TrXrs, bat
he ala not know whether
his many friends would regard his
hoa.,h 40 sufficiently vigorous hold
out until the finish OF another term in
tho executive chair. This discovery Of
an uusatlsGoi ambition IN she POS
session OF such an eminent political
veteran as The "Old AlualGa" causes
no Ilt.o surprise among tho fow 10
whom It is known. II Is said that Gov
eruur Roberts slyly remarked during
tho Same conversation above mon.
TONED, ",hat no had baon ous for two
months going through tho
country, and his trip wasn't
finished yet" This, OF course,
indicates that the "O.d Aicaldc" him
solfthiuks his health Is pretty vigor-
Gus; o'se no wouldn'. undertake O stiu
hunt all By himscl, in such big
county as Texas. The gauuamau to
whom tho veteran governor thus OK
posed his restless ambition is no
spring ch,oken ia politics, himself,
and no il firmly convinced that the
"O,d Alcalde" ia in tho hands OF his
frlelds for the third 20 m as gov
crnOr OF Texas.
Hon. Roger Q, Mills and family ar
rived IN Galveston this morning and
will spend several days enjoying the
sugf aud tho salt air.
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WAsuIgGToN, Aug. u.--Mr. w. z.
Curtis, who WAS originally appointed
secretary Of the South American COM
mission, out who, upon tho return OF
Mr.. Reynolds TO the United States,
was appointed commissioner in his
stead. has returned 20 Washington.
In an interview Lo-aay ne said: OF
all the men w0 mot in
or ~, tc the countries south
or tic E!LG& States, General
Bsrrios, late president OF Guatemala,
| was by lar the grautest. He was as
great 10 MS way rs either Grant or
NAPOLEON. he possessed ell the gifts
OF nature which tended to make a
great leader; but he was lacking in the
advantages of education. He was one
OF the braVest men. An attempt was
made to assassinate Bsrrios by throw
ing Domb p; him. 1t fell
at his feet, and he quietly put his foot
on the fuse end extinguished it, &c
marking as ne did so: "Thoso people
don't know enough to kun me-" In
the conference last March between the
commission and B6rrioS tho little
T-year-old daughter, seated upon her
iather'S knee, acted as Interpreter. At
this meeting Barrios said:
"When you 90 back to your people,
tell them / am with them, and intend
10 become one Of them after ] nave &C
complished the reunion OF tho Central
American STATES. / intend TO
go to New York 10 re-
side there and become Citizen
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

ON yesterday the Globe Shot com-
pluy purchased ~ Noasrs, B0wsor ~
Lomon their threo,story brick huild.
ing adloiug tho q, M, Osborne & Co.
bul!diugon Broadway street, for tho
sum of $4,000, and Immediately award
oil the contract for repairs and suit8-
blN additions foe tho manufacture of
shot 10 Nj. fat Butler, who will begin
work 10 once, The puiidiug rul adj
uiuIus, when completed, will cot
about $4,000 and viii be in operation
Uithin six weeks, ~ tho machinery Is
now on tho way,
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HrtsOLOGiuAI


PuILAgELrniA, Aug. lO-Monro,
Phillips died a. tho Monmouth house
Sping Lake, yesterday afternoon
aged "a years, 10 WAS ono NJ the
largest real estate OWuCJs In Texas,
Many yoarH ago no was shipWfOCked
on tho coast a. Texas aud was Fo de-
lighted with tho country lha. hO
bought largo tract or land and
erected tho FIRST house upon The
ground where the city 70. Galveston
now star d., Ills fortune BE- estimated
at 100000 Dl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

Every lady uses Pozgonrs medlcatod
complexion powder. IL is household
treasure. The madam iindS lt inn
possible to so down town without
first rubbing II on. II tho baby cries
sho COOS for tho putf.hoN II tho "old
man. como home RULED or chafod, bo-
cacso buslness l. duh, No., PozzOni's
powder coOls and sllays his troubles.
Then nh is gladsomS joy, No family
should b0 without 10.
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Brutal Crime in Pennsylvania

HUNTINGTON, Pa, Aug. ll.-Ten
white mon and negro named George
Mack, belonging to a circus, last night
committed q brutal outrage upon
Florenco Morrison, pretty country
gtrl, OF Conter Union, this county,
While tho circus was going on she
was taken into the woods near the
show grounds and assaulted by the
men. j. X. McCabau, in trying to
rescue tho girl, wes severely dubbed
by tho negro. Tho uirl was taken to
neighboring house for safety. The
negro Was captured and jailed,
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Relief from Sick Headache, Drowsi-
ness, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain in tho
Side, Nc., guaranteed 10 thCso using
Carter's Little Liver Pills. These COM
plants are nearly always caused by
torpid liver and cOustipated bowels.
Restore these organs to their proper
ldnCtiOns and the trouble OsnsOs, Car
tors Little Liver Pals will do mis-
every time. One pill Is Il dose. Forty
IN q vial. Price - cents
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Toyah.

roYAH, Aug, 11.-[Special.l-I has
just been reported that a Mexican,
name unknown, committed rape on
Mrs. Curlo, q section fo'eman's wife,
living at Hermosa, 1G miles east OF this
place. Particulars cannot be learned
Rangers are in pursuit of the Next
can.
The captain of the rangers is just In
with the Mexican who is reported as
having committed tho rare at Her
moss. The captain says ne saw aud
talked with Mrs. Curlee, and the Mex
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You Must Eat or Die.

But DO very careful what you eat, or
YOU may die eating. For at this sea-
son OF the year when stale or green
fruit is eaten a disordeTed condition OF
the bowels often proving fatal IS the
result. You should attend to it at
once by taking DR.. Biggers Huckle-
berry Cordial the Great Southern
Remedy for the bowels and children
teething,
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|faV l1 smoking tiatfoUea, chatting
d. dine nlFHIt ifH HIIHniiHl
/ uDuffH OunH. M tIIH nfft with %
WOW W ffifInlug iIm Hf OYunthi, bet
ClufIH nIHinri. nu FN.l noe proven
hifns0if such BE- consistent oddly that
lln r'0ioo officers nave hegun 10 doubt
LIl ----L.-
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why do poetors Pre.crlbo Llnuors.

Because they know not what else TO
do; OF because sometimes little
quor serves to kindl6 the exhausted
dre8 of indigestion, But this liquor
prescription is bad business for the
patients, for it makes drunkards OUT
OF q large msiority o! them. Browns
rary Gfe. 1t uourisheg. enriches,
sirsr gtheDs, PARTIES, I, drives out
du iliJy gnd dyspepsia, and sets the
ioVigOraied System - work on basis
Ol l9AlNl.
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"Nlp'tInthe Bude''

Sad 10 say, many = good think R,tsins
10 nothing moro than fair beglnning.
ON tho other hand tits amatter Tor con-
graduation that the growth Of some
evil things may DO also promptly irus
trateG. a large proportion OF the cases
of tho most widespread and fatal of
dis0asos-con sumption have their IN
caption in nasal catarrh. DR.. Sago'a
Catarrh Remedy Is pleasant, soothing
add eilsciuai. Try it. IL has cured
thousands. All druggists.
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@ Pofsr, Aug II Special T.
30 Woayor, Oi Greensboro,
DDo,fgla, and fathor NJ Mrq. nurkos,
ar.ltod yesterday and lor ON tho
morning train with Mrs. nurlses with
the romans OF nor husband. Proifa.
anr Grow, OF Galveston, accompanied
them a. Llngyiaw, from whore ho re-
turns homo, Tho knighia a. Honor
escorted the rUmains b. 'ha train, 4
large number 40 olliZHn4 assembled 40
mo dcppt ~ sra them tHOart, Tho
othor parties reported airE sra on tho
mOud,
Mira, Murphy, ui tAia place, died
yesterday evening,
Ex- Mayor J, j, Dick2ri hag gone 20
81, LOuig,
Merchants RTO g0ttlng ready Tor tho
illl trade, as tho prospects Hfo now
iistteriug fora good crop.
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maxwell, starts for 81. Louis.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. n.--Maxwell,
the supposed St. Louis murderer, was
taken east this afternoon. He main
taiued, up to tho time of having, the
same cool, indifferent air which he
m .niIested yesterday, and passed tho
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w chita Falls.

WICHITA FALLS, Avg. 1,-[Spe-
cial. 1.-The ease of A. D. Acers for
opening letters, on trial in the United
States commissioners court at this
place, was taken np this morning and
slowly dragged through tho day. 1t is
probable that ut least half the day to-
mo -row will be consumed in the ex-
am nation of witnesses. The testimo-
ny Tor witnesses Tor tho prosecution
thur far, is of very damaging charac-
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iian 40 hNi aiiempi any fipIane ~
Wlnfhm0f, WhIth ho had siuIH I'd
ifoua g0siafdHF, f0r wlilh v
enffani vac nlfesdy W. tho
hands ~ the Rangers. ITO
had been hnnglng around The section
hpusn fIf "a hours aud hal compelled
Mrs Curlee ~ give him food. When
he saw tain Nv sight BIO NOuld skulk
or out NJ sight, cpuiug back ~ soon
~ tho train had passed., until finally
hra, Curlo0 became HO frightened TINT
she Jagged a train and reported the
inHts ~ tho conductor, which led 10
the party going aud aTresilng him,
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o. spt io sd AlliU, ~ fhsa0 100
IU' nf H. fffHl0f .hHu NH fp N1
a.H hlfhef ffa AZ ylh'd ff4 flHNN o
fHn avaffH4 luf NHIa nHa Hhn IN' I
fruf Nj mfl, " ldeh b. fImI hll W
fhsn n Auriiit NJ isft YeW,
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Dysp5psls n It's worst forms VII
yield 10 The use OF C1rter's Little Nerve
Pills, sidoG by Carriers Little Liver
Pills. They not only relieve present
distress ., but strengthen tho stomach
and digestive apparatus,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

Women with p9lY, c0lOrleSs tacea,
who fo,l weak md discouraged, will
receive both mental Gud bodily yigOr
by using Carriers Iron Pills, which are
made lor tho blood, nerves and com
pieNlCI.
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Cntnrrh cured, hoalth and sWeo
breath secured by Shiloh y Catarrh
Remedy. Price 90 cents. Nasal in
jector free. Goid by }. l.. Williams
~ l'O
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Shiuu's Cough aud Consumption
Cure ia sold by us on = guarantee 1t
cures consumption. Sold by >. l..
WllliHmS d. Go.
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Are you made miserable by inGiEa5-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite. CHOW skim Shi,Oh's Fi52ii-
zar - positive cUre. Sold by =. !.
Williams,
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81 gp.oss nights made misorsblo by
that torrible cough. ShiIoh's Cure -
tho remedy ter you. Sold by J. L..
Williams ~ Go,
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LAMPAsAs, Aug. l1.-[Special. THE
HERALD correspondent visited the
camps OF the Knights Tempiar and
found jolly, whcle-souled crowd
representing commentaries from Dali
las, Palestine, Paris, Corsicana, Gle
burne and Galveston. This encamp-
ment originated with tho Dallas COM
mandaTy, which secured adispensation
from the grand commander TO hold the
meeting The Park hotel gives them
ball Friday night.
BY the careless handling OF the
lights the tent on the camp.meetiDg
grounds came near burning up this
evening.
The first new bale Of this seasons
cotton was received here to daY,
Weight, sos; sold at 1917 cents TO H. w.
Yates, by j. w. Grain, of Llano county,
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DO It To-Day.
euro tha5 horrible cold with Ben9On's
CaDgino Porous Plasiors. They will
help you at once. DON'T wait. %
cgnts.
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Skiloh's Catarrh Remedy posi-
tive euro Tor catarrh, diphthera and
canker month. Sold by J. l.. viii
liAms 81 Co.
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Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's VitiIi2er is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by J. l..
Williams d. Co.
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For !amr haaS, sioa or chest uea
ShilOh's Porous plHslcI, Price %
cents. sold Nv j. l.. Williams 3 90.
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CHOLERA, best and surast proven
titive is Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky.
Recommended by loading physicians,
Sold by druggists and gTOceTg.
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PiTe's VOothGche Drops cure IN enc
minute. German Cora Remove" Kills
cOrns and bupiOna.
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ff fhN d.ifasa mfi.fa fhff ltiHH
mldH No. af ono ~ tia lffpsn.hI'
d0n hf HfiHn nfh4f4 in nnsf Postum
fn. Afhfs lils counsel are lHnnrlnN
haf1 ~ lHY 70 S6SShail1u npQn whifn
20 hals suol~ sympathy ahaina
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, positive
cure tor cgtarrh, diph.heria, ami can
ker mouth. Sold by j. l.. williams
d Go,
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Palestine

PALESTINE, aug 1.-[Speeial.--
Captain T. Il. Gammago, OF the law
firm of Gammage 81 Green, left for
San Antonio this morning with the
necessary papers to be filed in suit
of Mollie Groesbeck for the recovery
of property in San Antonio and land
in other counties of the value 81
500, 90. The same firm has within the
last three weeks instituted three
beavye suits in the district courts Of
the cOun les rs follows:
Gage VS.. Dilley 81 Henry. plaintiff
sues for $4,000 tor WORK as sub-con-
tractor on railroad.
Warrington VS.. Ha2zle, for libel and
false imprisonment, damages laid a.
$4,000.
Morris & Ragsdsle We. p. j. Willis u
Bro, properly valued al $4,000.
The commissioners court, in session
to-day, passed upon the petition OF
citizens heretofore men Toned and iu-
structed thu county judge TO, order an
election on the 9Th day of September
next, as to whether spirituous liquors
shall be sold in the county or not.
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FEVERS, loading physicians rec
ON mend and prescribe Duffy's Pure
Malt Whisky. Recommended by ply
sicisns. Sold by druggists and gro
Cerg
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS cured and
prevented by DuiTy's Pure Malt
Whisky. Recommended by leading
physicians. gold By druggists and gro
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no til DIE; ~
Louis Mo wholesale and retail de
attentio of the ladies tn their coTs
comprising q full line of SWITCH
Langtry front and either a STR
also Pinafore and Up RI waves
menJs, shell combs, etc., Curlid
ders are promptly attended 10.
p ease take notice. Old hair d
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wTts ~ us ara wc win osltaluy risa6S ron IN
RepBirirg r-mpI Gated WStches . specially Engr;
ST. M -. III STIR Fl HJ'Io.
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what Might he Done.


The city is full OF good men and
women who are in favor of restrict.
ing the common wees of the day
Theyare largely in favor OF it-they
are earnestly in favor of It, aud when.
ever they can get an audience ON tho
street corners, at the ilre-ssle. or room
IN the papers, they talk and write liz G
earnest people in favor OF blotting out
many OF the social evils which afllict
the body polite in this fair city of
ours. They can all reason like philos-
ophers ON the subject Of their exist
ence and the best means Of suppress
ing them. They will even agree with
You that this work can only be done
by the officials OF the municipality.
aud they will bewail by the hour the
dreadful fact that we have officers
without the requisite nerve to tackle
these evils and their votaries, and they
will also agree with you heartily that
here IL way by which we may sub
'titute for these non-acting men 9TH
'rs who win act. But to your sugges-
ion TO sign call upon man for each
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TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Mollie Hart, a lI-year old miss of
Decatur, shot at and missed by
hairs breath w. a. Poole, u mattress
maker, OF Decatur, Monday noon. She
charges him with heinous ollense.
Wolves have been doing great dam
age in the southeastern portion of
Navarro county among sheep, fully
one hundred having been killed by
them during the past month. A
grand hunt is talked of for their ex-
termination.
The habeas corpus hearing of }. W.
Wood and Neal Boyett, charged with
the murder of b. +. Warren. the
ience-cutter detective, is progressiu z
at Swectwater.
The remains of German were
found floating in lake east of Alb
ilene Monday Letters ON the body
showed his name to be Theodore
johnson, and that he had relatives at
Philadelphia.
Burglars are having picnic at
Dallas.
The Dallas county commissioners
court has purchased tents, plows.
scrapers and other working nipple
ments, for the purpose of putting the
criminals on the poor farm at work.
The court has determined to devote
its convict labor toward the improve
ment OF the county roads.
Monday night lobe Blackwell aud
Earl Brown engaged in u drunke
brawl ut Cleburne. Blackwell re.
ceiyed two bullets in the thigh. Pain.
full, but not serious
The strike: At Fort Worth, strikers
still firm, the railroad COMPANY max.
ing no effort to change things, trade
paralyzed, no potatoes in the city. AT
Palestine, everything is quiet. The
men are still determined and the rail.
road company uncompromising Nc
ireights leave this place, aud all en-.
gines are Quilted of fire and water a,
soon as put in readiness for making
up trains. The strikers remain in
force in the yard, patient and hopeful
The strike is beginning to seriously
Affect the business the town. II has
reached Greenyille. Business inter-
estsare suffering at Paris. All rail-
road employees have been suspended at
Gainesville. No change at Denison.
Gen. Trevino is in San Antonio.
His visit has no political or military
significance.
The State Sunday-school associa-
ton meets at MeXia July II.
Edith Parker slashed of Kittie
Roan's nose Monday night, at Dallas.
They were of the dcnIi-mondc, and
quarreled.
Judge Aldridge charged tho Dallas
grand jury to look up private poker
players.
A couple of hunters in the Trinity
bottom, near Corsicana, were attacked
Sunday night, by bear, in their
camp. Mr.. Marks, one of the hunters,
was badly laceIatcd in the shoulder
beiorc-his companion shot the beast.
The wounded man will recover.
Monday little boy discovered the
body of an infant floating IN Nolen
creek, near killcen. lie told
his father, who proceeded to
town and notified tho cor
oncr Around the child's neck was A
piece of bed-ticking drawn tightly.
The skull was also fractured, showing
the deed was done with inurdorons
intent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-11

GouI.D's triumph in the courts OF
Missouri in the injunction suits was
won on II proper Interpretation OF
law. In the territory of that state the
Iron Mountain and the Missouri Pa.
ciiic are not competing roads, as onc
of them strikes for the western line
direct from st. Louis, and the other
for the southeastern corner of the
state. 1t seems to us that the suit
was querelous and silly, and it has
met lust fate.