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Tuesday evening Mr.. Frank Mohr.
hardt was married to Miss Julia G
Manner, Mt the residence of Mr. G. c.
Reisner, Rev Father Qninon officiating.
At The special request of The bride, who,
Ike many other ladies, i averse 70 any
lhlhg llkt demonstration, only few
chosen friends We're present to witraes
the ceremony. Among those prr>ent
were Mr.. Reisuer's family, Mr.. and
Mrs, Oscar BcrkHr MIR. nnd Mrs. Otln
Martin, MisslsSippi, Miss aud Mir. ia
ward Lnmmers, Miss Guillot. and
Messrs. w. Heit2hcrg, J. Cauahnard.
Anlolnui Guber, :. Siegcl, r. Roberts
McEnniS aud Louis Mohrhardt. the
backgrounds brother. After snmptn-
Gus supper III happy pair repaired To
their home, 2I3 Live OAK street.
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LoNnoN, bee 81. The Standards Mad.
rid ii,patch says; England Germany
aud Spain have agreed 10 sign the 100.
loo protocol ct the 10Th. OF December.
In their usual quiet aud hiph-hsnd,d
stYle, Tho German diplomats al
me last moment produced n
set OF novel claims desiring
t. infringe on every list and Spanish
riahtl IN Bnrvas and XBolop. Gprmany
has given Spain 10 understand thnt size
does not approve Uf commercial conccs.
Slons u England aud America. Bolh
Germany and France insist That their
export hn admitted into the Spanish
West Indies on nm equal footing with
America. Spain is iudispused to yipl &
To such Stumbling. The newspapers
counsel a close knitting Of Spain, Eng.
land, italy and America They urge
England and Spain to sign the Xoooo
protocol and ignore German pretentions
The article is headed "rAe insolenuo OF
Germany
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3l.-To.day there
was drizzhng rain and norlherl,
winds, and in consequence there was a
diminished atttndtuuoat the exuo. ition.
ENcuisIiuistS VIII. rUue thousands al
miles To ave the exposition were oul I'm
lull lurrri school teacher tuur,si ,
prednminre. The big silver rxhiuit ni
th- ChihUahun mlucs was this evening
PA! mo place In thn mDm building.
"ltectiN ia front ct mH,l,
hail. The exhibit, which has nlrJ,dy
nrrn FULLY described, weighs uaarIy
lhtee tons, aud Is valued AT over klOO.
VOJ. IL * tie largest block OF silver ever
cast IN ono CruriOic.
At dark tie grounds and bindings
were brilliantly Illuminated ana M
midnight Prof Niddcrs urfeted
the new year With varied aud npprnpri.
ate select MS 1u the bells,
Among The exhibitors earn.
est apprehension is uolicpnhlp
regarding the S2OOO0O which the man.
agtment admits 10 Is behind, A MON.
tier OF inc committee states that an az.
zeal tu congress is the only hone
they have, cougr, So, they say, should
he invoked Tor an ttdiuuuh loan OF
SOOtO0 which would simplify mntters
anu leave mo room tor doubt rs to the
success ct the exposition.
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FORT WORTH F0IBLES.
THE WEATHER IS DIsAGREEAeLE
And Hrs. McGinniss Wants Damages
And George Loving Wants the Post
ofice-And the Water Works
Title is stiil Mixed

FORT WORTH, Dec. 3l.-[Special.l-
Tho weather is bitter cold again. Peo-
pie are squaring up their books for 1884
and keeping in the house, so everything
is very duh.
In the district court case of Nan Me-
GinniS vs.. the Gnlf, Colorado n Santa
Fe, is on trial. Plaintiff says she was
thrown from defendants train hv IA col
lislon and seriously hurt, so she asks
for 10000 damages.
lht feSidence 0i SAM G. jackson took
fire about 10 o'ciocK this morning. burn
ing the Kitchen aud damaging some of
the furniture. Loss, $3.50; covered by
insurance.
George b. Loving, OF the Gazette. is
being urged 10y his friends for the posi-.
ton ot postmaster here, aud is receiving
much encouragement, hut the change,
u mace, will be wear off vet, Mrs
Burchil's commission not expiring I'M
December, 1885.
The water works muddle is still mn
setllet Tho council are in doubt about
the power o. the city TO make the pur-
chase, and may get the opinion of the
attorney general on tina subject before
proceeding further.
The Bankers Daughter opened here
Tonight 10 "A large and fashionable audi.
euce.
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To The Memorl on Gambettn

PAR S, Dec. 3l.-Crowds of people Wis.
tied Vile lie Auray to-day in commem-
GRAFTON Of n death OF Gtmbetta, ON De-
cember 81, 1852.
PARIS, Dec. 3l.-Lord Lyons, tho Brit
lso am6assador to PARIS, has
asked Ptime Minister Ferry
whether The report of the governor
New Caledonia, urging annexation of
mo New llebridcs for the use as a penal
settlement tor the worst class OF cnn-
Victs, has the approval of France. Eng
ANA insists upon the mantainance of
ne agree ment for establishing the iu-
dependence OF the New IIeurides island.
fa!ls papers approve of donexation.
The Hsulols says il Ferry acts with
submit.
PARIS, Dee. 3l.-The Figaro states
thal iour Of the largest freight steamers
III llavre, leave with the Fun brigade
Tor Torqnin on January b. This bri-
gaze cannot reach Hal Phoug earlier
than March. IL is intended to occupy
Pakoi, while Admiral Courbot attacks
Canton.
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The NJ .rch OF tho Iiritish.

koRTl, Dec. 3l.-The march of the
English eXpe dition past this place was
an imposing sight. The column was
nearly loo Yards wide and mile long.
AFTER the march of ten mil. = the troops
halted Tor AN hours rest. The march
was resumed by moonlight. The troops
nope to reach the first wells by s o'clock
this morning.
FROM CAIRO.
CAIRO, Dec. 3l.--Gen. Earle's brigade
OF infantry has passed Meryi ana en-
calnped thirty-three miles from Gereni-
ana cataract, which Will he reached Al
noon ~ morrow. The rennrt that Mo-
nssers are advanciuY TO dispute the mar
row PAYS above Dergahat, Gen. Earle :
orders low him to extend II helping
maud L Yen. Stewart if necessary. GEN,
N9lstl : plans are severely crlticise d
at KorI
Nativ ervants refuse to accompany
Gen. Stewards column, hut lhpy are
willing 10 accompany Gen. Earlr'-.
rms shows the opinion OF the natives
relative to the dangers Of the two pNp..
diuons. 1t is feared that in case Of "A
sudden attack the ohstinacy of the
camels would he a source OF uanuer.
The columus are to be erraug d in The
form Of y square il attacked. The un.
\camulS nre expected back in ten
days. Chen ten. Lord Wnlsrley. with
tho nm body of ina tXpedi. ion Will
advi 10 toward Slpudy.
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WORDS OF WOE AND WAR
1000 sPANIAR ssHooK TO DEATH
Crimson Fields Await Britain's Braves
when They Meet the Prophets
Faithful Follower Cholera
French blockade



MADRID, Dec. 3l.-The walls of tbe
church at MALAGA wara oraclad ~, ~
reoort oo.,,.,.,,11' i"o'9' ~ 'ne
eoonv '"''hq"aAe ana several houses ia
0alliiiias were stroyed and many per-
sons killed, Five marianne ,yor, Linoa
and several ;ni,, cd ., Me- ,.-.
honses ~, Az" 49,. % az n"tis sixteen
numerous h,,n.o.i Wv az itii troh anu
lost in otl,a. ana lNes
at Ventas Detiin y rr,ny ivy ooi'ses are
F,Tpba, ,9,, 49, % .'''Ha
.perienced vesterbs tN n, G VS. WIZ OK
CITY of IL do meonicS ~ ~ fo 49, , q Maiega
MaIara fTna' .ttp,.,,'. ~" nilisS from
lence- MANY bn,,Sns ,sara va , ii'"Jn VIZ
atroyed and the ns1,le " ta'r, u,teriy ue-
abandoned The civ fit6|ethD 81, r i1Noi',
now encamned o,its,Js thn t',," "m" "io
the teleprann station has haa,, az "''''
to the same nl1cs 'o'" io'''o'ou
Thonsands Of housos a. AIho,,, go.
are i'm rnins mo ,y.,,l1 of ' asna'''a IRE
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A WILD WOLF At WACO.
A BIG BLACK SPECIMEN KILLED.
Ho Invaded the Town and Died like n
White Man-Old and New Year
Notes - Tho Weather Lo-
cal News In General.

WACO, Dec. 3l.-[Special THE year
goes out bitter cold. The mercury this
morning registered 20o above zero and
during the day has sunk above 81. The
ground has been frozen stitl all day and
the intense cold has almost put atop to
business.
A big crowd of worshippers is assem-
bled ut the Fifth street Methodist
church to night, observing the OLE
Methodist religious custom OF "watch-
night" PRAYING The Old year out and
the new one ia. The services viii not
conclude until after midnight.
The severe weather has driven band
of hungry wolves into the river bottom,
just above the city. To-day a. noon one
of them, large, black. brown fellow,
venlurCd into the fifth ward aud was
Killed. 1t has been over twenty years
since snch n thing occurred here MS kill
ing wild wolf in the corr ate limits.
Business will be gener' suspended
To morrow and the day gwen up to So.
cihl pleasures. A number of ladies' will
keep open house and receive callers.
Rev. Pearson, the "huy preacher"
vii. commence his religious meeting
next Sunday
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The Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage told
yesterday In the tabernacle Of what be
saw at the New Orleans exposition. He
said; at was n very dramatic moment
last Tuesday at Now Orleans in tho ex-
position rooms, whence u telegram was
seut to the president of tie United
states at Washington, and we waited
some iilteeu or twenty minutes and then
tho prrNldentS answer came back, and
,,heh the pr, siding officer waved his
handkerchief and the signal was sent to
washington that we were ready to have
the machinery of the exposition started,
and tho president put his huger unon
the electric button and Instantly 'tho
great Curliss wheel began ~ move
Iumhling, rumbling, rolling. rolling.
: was overwhelming, and l5Ol1 people
clsrped and shouted. Just one dagger At
Washington started hat vast mnchin-
cry, hundreds and hundreds OF miles
away Thought then, "a think now,
lsat men sometimes touch Influences
IN tho far distance-flrtv
yea Bi'ty years rom now; one thous
ahd. DN from " ', one million years
iroi BAHSSne touch sounding through
thel Sw H brooklyn Uniou, Docem.
"oiN ONIoSs-NeN
PorAroFs-ys s.
N CApptep-NeA2f va ant land omen
10 seI CHIulEss-wet Srt Of tha country
an 1ddtp ros .S " so,enrs Ut nncernud
las county, nc; othe
~ 70 &c, ncCorNlngn
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PEkNO NAL.


Mr.: Isaac Sanger, of New York, is in
the city.
Mrs. e. M. Reardon is visiting frien Is
In Denton.
- Barnch left yesterday morning for
New Orleans and New York, to be ab.
sent one month.
Miss Beckie Robinson, Of San An
tonio, IS on "a visltto Mr.. and Mrs. Sues,
ON Jackson street.
MI and Mrs. Jules Il, Schneider will
spend New Yeacs" with their roIs
lives in Fort Worth.
Mr. w. III. Abrams, land commissioner
OF the Texas IL Pacific, left YESTERDAY
morning Tor Galveston, whittier he goes
on business.
Mrs. Il. w. Taylor, her dauqhter
Louise and Miss Anna Terry, Of Jefirr.
son, VINO nave been visiting the family
of Capt. w. j. Clark, left for home ves.
terday. '0'
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IN the government 10 protect their
interests. 1t is only just to suppose
thaI the Germans nave annexed without
the knowledge of thair government.
me colonies are indignant that, while
iorhldden to act themselves, the govern
nent should allow Germany 20 step in.
me premier and governor have
sent telegram 10 Earl Derby, the
imperial colonial secretary, urging him
To telegraph authority 10 Australia
10 take the necessary tps 10 secure the
islands remaining available, and con-
VeSlhg q vigorous protest on bohalf of
victoria against the iuaction Of the inn
peflNI gONernmeMt.
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PrrsonaI LnnrnnIl.m-


The lI'EALp only publishes the fol-
lowing nom the Fort Worth II, mo vat
to show 10 what an extent personal
journalism Iced. 1t is thesncne hone
81 al that u Gazette win not reta,iate
in hii q, lor 1t isl,aly IutalI,crlla TO
hear unpleasant tidIps OF anyone.
Both laleIS would conn and moe re-
sp,ct If hoy would ny pleasant things
OF each other The n,u,crai's remnt, f..
90 not Sarul much ut the precious al, L.
ment which rau down un Aaron, hoard.
the ia>k-budi'd editor Of the GaZ,ue
quotes from the Galveston News Ia pivc
hm ~ o,r,uuuiiN ioiIdu'p. IA ann.
,llioh ol S'mr stale wit, uu bad WHEN
IItSii, tul new lolu uhd tuuthipSs with
age ana lituu,nt use. II the Gaz.ttc
"ll persist ia visiting tie .ins of the
IlN tduor ui he Dmucrnt vpou ne
Read OF tie venerable tuitoriu chief of
ms paper, tine writer win icnl absolvpd
rom all uh.irt'uu9 OF sprrrcv. npd in
otlrnSr uI the ire rOachahle character
ul INA gentleman, aud IA rpulilugn Ior
the 6'Zetlo's inSinuWiuuS. Will rive tho
htIelte man away. But thi, local
slrukS from living before u SUIT ,finr
pubic the uuhuly Ur1ieS indullrd In by
morning newspaper men. Iii /. an eva.
SION FOR thu editor ut the gazette To spy
t''Ht ne hns occasionally sung IA her,
uehr laiheb 'on, homo, "nou't YOU 20,
ION N.Y. etc. IL the Truth must Ie told.
the huttlo-hpHd, a sluSIrr Of Tho onIv
morning lum'uurV can lc seen about "A
couple O'clock ANY nornmu maxim,
q worm fence ON his way home and s6
I thoroughly suNktd thpt bn ,a,,,t t,u .
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A Good showing

we publish to-day the statement of
tho American National bank of this
city, which has been in existence about
nine months Mt the date of the exhibit.
The showing reflects credit upon the
management of the bank, and cannot
nut create satisfaction to the public and
friends of the institution. The hank
carries on liz books the names OF iilty-
llve banks and $50 individual names as
uepOsitOrs
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Complimentary.

The san Antonio Times contains the
following, which * u just aud merited
compliment to Mrs. Chas. Brnton.
"keport says that Mrs. Chas. Benton,
Of Dallas, lady I'll whom tae ,ttl, ~
Texas ought n feel proud. * corninl. to
san Antonio TO work M schenl. tor a
new opern.house IN this city. This IL
ono OF the best pieces at Jews the Times
mas To announce. Mrs. Benton has
made a grand success OF the opern.
houses In Dallas aud Fort Worth. She
rs lady of extraordinary talent IA n
manager and makes everything 10 She
touches. San Antonio il waiting for
Mrs. Benton. II ever u long suffering
ommunity needed her help, this does,
She Will receive u cordial welcOme."
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SURPRISE Party.

Numbered among the most pleasant
and enjoyable occasions during the hol-
days was the surprise hoo 40 tho resi-.
denco Of DR.. rhrustou, 9jl Live Oak
street, last evening. Beauty and gal
lantry were there Ia fult force. Terp-
sichore relgnCd supreme aud was court
90 by the cnivHlrous and cultured youth
OF tho city. a collation., complete in
very particular, was spread, and hear
tilv erJoyod.
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MhAt FInnce Cnntemnlntcs.

LONDON, Dee. 3l.--The Pail Mall Ga
@ette says: France contemplares issu-
ing large loan on January 10, unless
Ferry shall speedily settle the Tonauin
dllliculty. France will then declare
war ON China, in order to avoid compli.
cations arising from it.
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opinion with emphasis that the Renr,
Jeans OF New York state, who 81, liza
ulroVer Cleveland governor. also eiected
nlhl president" After what I hearS
HW.anN ylWes and oh all sides, both IN
NeW York and Albany, j have moi ,ba
h east doubt that This is true. Haying
oeen elected by Republican votes AZ
n3t wonder that the presidenl-elect has aS
by no means nntriendly feeling toward
ni hup''anS. He has treated them yerv
ar,i ~ may say geneio usly, as WOW.
nn HU ~. VI u we state, and like treatment e
president Of the United STATES sN'N 10 w
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A Good joke on MnI. nlclhnm.


A good story is told at tho expense OF
Maj william Bickham,n thorough 90.
ing Republican and editor of the Day.
TN journal, Wanting poem iSr
thanksgiving, he looked over the cX-
changes aud came across one that WAS
written 10y Presbyterian clergyman.
Having no heart for. Thank ,pivuu
literature This yeur Ne iailpd to read h
through, but clipped -, and IL appeared
IN the Journal The utNs day nfnmm.
out business Republican met linn aud
wanted 10 know what IN the thunder
mad romn over him since the election,
aud then called his attention 10 the fol.
lowing stauza in The poem:
llOrkl how the county slugs,
llnrh how gu uiumpu rinEs,
Erhuing round.
cleveland tn nghi has won,
VI luny's reign 4, donp,
Hal to Culugh,p'- son,
$50 WLAglory crowned.
The major WIN read his - ctry here
after before giving ~ 10 tho printer
/ Franklin Capital.
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a Thentrn Acrl,lnnt

LoNpoN, Dec. Sl.-A portion of the
root OF tho theatre at Cholet, France,
collapsed during the performance last
night. There we've about l.OuO persons
IN The house, and the lights were eNtin-
gnished AMI screams and groans filled
the nj, About $50 persons woro
wounded, some, II is feared, fatally. Tho
theatre was temporary structure and
had been strained NV recent storms,
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LONDON, Dec. 3l-Tho Pail Mall Ga
.'ette says 1t IL believed that there is a
constant violation of tho foreign enlist
|ment actat Hong Kong This comes
|,hout through the powerful local inter
'sts OF traders and artisans, VINO make
erpe profits bv supplying and repairing
lNench men of war. The authorities are
upaOle to enforce the Law,
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A IInnllsn,nn cnnn

MIR. Robert rurdy was tho recipient
ola handsome cane, sent by express by
Mr.. Max, of Galveston, ms holiday
gift. The head was oruamentud with "A
solid silver piece representing monkey,
aud was found In the Rosario miues ia
Mexico.
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HostonSa,vIn,1

BosrcN, Dee. 81. About 100 men were
discharged from the navy yard to.d,y
ON account Of lack OF appropriation for
their payment. Some 90 wOrkmen
remain to protect government property,
iilty of whom chose 70 take tho ohaucu
OF payment by ia ure appropriations,
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King pnunil's ,,Isl,.s

BERLIN, Doe. 81 The National Zie.
tnng says: IT is King Leopold's wishes
to see one OF his fathers descendants
govern the Congo state. l. il proposed
that the seat OF supreme 4oN erumeut tor
that county shall he Brussels. with the
international council In control.
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MoNTRE l., Dee, 81 Leblanc, mem-
herof parliament, and G. A. Cornelson,
were committed for trial on the ch urge
OF approa,hiog the grant jurors to get
lntih I" ignore bills Of Indictment IN
certain criminal prosecutions
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CoNsTANTINorLE, DC. 2l,-The fires
lof Instruction arc smoldcring among
the populace of this city. The posting
of seditons placards ~ of nightly occur.
renee. a body of Turks attacked mill
near Porlepe, II town In Macedonia, and
killed aud wounded several persons.
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Blockade Notes.

Hone kpNG, Dee. 3l.-Two French
SHIPS have gone to Corea. There are no
b'ockading ships at Taiwap, on the
southwestern coast of Furmosa. so that
intercourse with that port is unob-
structed. Blockade running with ports
ON tho northern coast j., aclive.
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Legal Itoii,lny

To-day being legal holiday tho post
office will be closed. The carriers viii
make the early morning delivery and
b;W r. M. collection. Tho general ia.
livery will he open from o to 10 a. M,
also the carriers windows. Registry
aud stamp divisions from $50 to 10
"A. IN.
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Died.
At Weatherford, of conyesti

At Weatherford, of congestion of tho
brain, on December ~, 1884, Mrs. Glare
O'Bierne. She leaves a husband and
ten children Ia lament her loss. She
was universally loved and esteemed bv
those who knew her, and her loss will
be ielt by a large circle of friends.
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Gone to Asin Minor

LONDON, Dee. 3l.-Advicos from Lar.
nya' Cyprus, say deialcaious amount.
ing 10 $25O00O have been discovered i'm
thefey nue. department. Many oilici els
have He'd to Asia Mino-. Some of the
account books hpv. lr'u DESTROYED.
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Thc Nn,. Mnnis Ndrirn

ROME, Dee. 3l--'rhe pope has con-
suited the American bishops as TO the
advlsabilily of appsintiuy an American
rec or, instead of an haitian, for the
North American col ppc, ~ Rumo.
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Hen Tai.eR Rest.

LONDON, Dee. 81 -Fransy Lisset, tho
pianist, viii pass the winter at home.
Ills eyCSiaht is a great deal better, hut
hn has been forbidden To read or write
much.
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a PAlnrnl prnnnaItlnn.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 81. 1t IL reported
here that Col. oliver II. Payne is to re.
sign the treasurership of tho Standard
OIL company and sccopt hiuh position
under tha incoming administration,
possibly u cabiuos position, Mn PAyne's
friends deny tho rumor.
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The IlinIrrn.

MADRID, Dee. 81 The cholera has not
entirely. disappeared at Toledo Yes
lFday there were three fresh cases and
one death reported
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pcrb,s Denial.

LoNDoN. Dec. 3I.-Etrl Derby denies
mat ne intends to resign the Office of
colonial secretary.
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Luuuoogs Perfume, kuoa "A.
suudnorg's Perfume, Mare ihal Mel Rose.
Lundborg.s Perfume. Alpn ne vioiW.
Lnndbotg's Perfume, l,llly OF the valley,
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State olTeNas, County of Dallas. SIS: / D.
H. In u ition, CaShierof theabove-nainedb al
lo solelnnly swear thai the above stntcm'.
Is true 10 the best OF nv llnnwIelrs onI
lief n JGNNNTnVNNSS hhi b.
Il, - -Suhscribcd and sworn To b,for, n, .
ms 3lst day of December, 1881. 80
ALFRED IL BgNNERs.
Notary Prblic, Dallas County, Texn.
CoRREcT-Attest: G .. SLAUiiifSR
J, Is. WILSON,
w. Il. HALL,
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Mr.. Walter Gresham has ltsst returned
to Galveston from Washing. - lie IL
nlenner ui ne Galveston Fhyater
Record and staeG IN , ~ 6s re smith s 4
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"Tls beauty truly blent whose red and
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!


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genl1se lhe cover anu smell, chemist vii not 10
guifed ~ detect the presence u ammonia