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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
Killed Each oshsr Aseus a hog.
by telegraph to The Dispatch.l

LAwRENCEBURG, IND.. March O.
William Corbm and John Gaines, Of
Boone county, Ky, fought with revol-
vers about a dog yesterday afternoon.
Both men were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
THE GREAT CLEARING SALE
GOES RIGHT ALONG.

GOES RIGHT ALONG.
CLOTHING cheaper than ever known.
Since we announced the sale We have sold
out great quantities OF goods.
The amount OF our last months sales was
never done in Richmond any February by
any Clothing House since the square miles
known as the city OF Richmond were crea-
ted a government.
II is surprise to every one but ourselves.
IL did not surprise US, because We expected
the people to gauge our words correctly. and
they have discovered that our advertise
ments are not To pun ourselves or our goods.
but to fairly and simply STATE THE
FACTS.
Those who have postponed purchases
should avail themselves at once OF the great
advantages OF THE GENERAL-REDUC-
TIoN SALE. now at It's height. as many lots
are closing out absolutely.
But We console those who have deferred
1t by saying that THE PRICES now ARE
LOWER THAN EVER.
A. SAKS q CO.,
oNE-PRiCE CLOTHIERs.
1913 MAIN STREET.
tmh 81
.------------
PEHaONAI.
GEE ADVERTISEMENT OF MR..
~ AND MRS. ]. HENRY. CLAfRv0l>
Ant aud MAGSETIc.HEAi.klts.
NH EAT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07

LONDON, March G.--The enrolled
volunteers in Great Britain at the pre-
sent time is announced a. 2l5 900 men,
the greatest number yet attained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
FLOUR.

We quote Fine, s2.2sas2.s0 /; super
fine, $2.62las3.25 extra, e3.50a>3. 80 (;
family, s4.25as5; patent family,
country, a5as5.50. Market dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. March 6.-yirglnia 6'S
conSolS. Is past-due coupons, 80 ;
new l0-40's, 35s; new Us. 81. Bid
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
MARINE iNrELLioENCE.

MOON rlses.'"'.Iz:lO Evening ..'.....-- wv
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH q. 1855.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Kelly. New York.
merchandise and passengers George w. Al
len Co, agents.
steamer Pioneer, Plait, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. J. W. AeCsv-
rick. agent.
steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk. Unlte1
States mail, merchandise and passengers.
l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MARca 8.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship seneca. Walker New York.
and sailed for West Point.
steamship George Appold, Warren. Pros1-
dence, and sailed for West Point.
steamship Carnmorth tbritish). Husreu.
Fernandina.
schooner Allen Greene. Nickesou. Nor
folk.
SAILED.
Schooner W. II. Bailey. Longstrect,. New
York. ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
Fatal Railroad Accident Causcd by
t'ross Negligence.


NEW ORLEANS, March GA spc-
cial to the Tines Democrat from Gre
NADIA. Miss, says: Last night at 10
O'Clock. on the Illinois Central railroad,
eight miles south Of this place. mail
train No. =. bound south, and running
at the rate Of twenty miles an hour,
and express train No. 10, running thirty
miles m hour, came into collision, and
both engines were totally wrecked.
Two baggagc-cars and one mail-car
were knocked into toothpicks. and one
smoker was badly damaged. The fire.
men on both trains were instantly
killed; their bodies were found in the
wreck of the engines. The engineer of the
express train was injured. News
Agent Blake was probably fatally in
iurcd. 4 man who was stealing a
ride on the tender Of the south-bound
train was instantly killed. Eight or
ten passengers in the smoker Of the
express were injured. The accident
was caused by gross negligence. 1t is
stated that the north-bound train had
TO light except small lantern, and
that the conductor of the south-bound
train was asleep when his train passed
Elliott station. where he should have
side tracked il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07

RUTTER OF ALL GRADES, IN
CLUDING THE FINEST WHICH CONES
TO THIS MARKET. at
mis- MCCARTHY a HAyNts's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. March Cotton
Net receipts. $50 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 903 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales. $500 bales March,
sll.33; April, sll.36ssll.37; May,
sll.4sasll.49 June, $ll.5oastl.59;
July, $ll.66asll.67; August, ell.7%s
sll.75; September, sll.3laslf.32
October, sl0.slasi0.s2; November,
sl0.sjasl0.s6 December. sl0.G5a
slO.66.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07


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~ THE ENGLISH LASGUAGE-PRo-
SorNcIN6, NEUROLOGICAL, AND nxrLANA-
TORY. This great work contains vords not
We have DICTIONARIES By Webster.
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johnson, Chambers. Reed, Bailey. Axhe.
and thirteen other authors.
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NH s-d&w
7 ATE B0OKS.--Life Of Lincoln, BY
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Music, By Mathews. ": la DurAncs Vile.
by the Duehess. 2sc. Roslyn1 Fortune. bv
Christian Held. si.2s The Field " Honor,
by Truman. e.; Robert orst's Atouemens. ~
Rosa Cary. 35c.; Life of 0eorge Eiioe ~
Cros. three pNrts.) sSe.--lLhrnry Edition.
aNulu,a~x. <37a; tlfc o. Chtei-iustts Mar
shall by Mssrudes, si.sss Acts " Assss-
Nv 1904 WV Esr. yoHxsros : co.
mh "a 1Aln sarss&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. March G.--t'lour
steady. Wheat weak No. . Milwsu-
kce, 74ic.; March, 13ic. Corn higher;
No 3. 3sfc. Oats stronger; No. =.
30a3lc. Provisions steady. Mess-pork,
$3.50 cash and March. I.ard--Prime
steam. eos, cash and March. Hogs
steady at D. 20as4.7D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
The Weather in Richmond Yesterday
Range of Thermometer yesterday.

rds cleor, partly cloudy, NTH slight
fall IF Saor at midaigIit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March Flour ua-
changed. Wheat unsettled, opened very
excited, and closed I lc. under yestcr-
day; March. 7jla77Ic. Corn strong
and closed within &c. Of outside prices
cash, 3Sa40c. March. 3Sic. Oats
steady and closed ic. lower cash. ~.
a29!c. Pork irregular opened Toe.
higher and closed steady; cash and
March, si2. iOssl2.1j. Lard shade
higher cash aud March. 80. sjas6.sTl.
whiSkey firm at sl.lj. Sugars un-
changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, \. c., March g.
Turpentine quiet at 2sic. Rosin quiet
strained, 95c. good strained, OIL. Tar
firm at 81. 10. Crude turpentine steady;
hard. sl.l5; yellow-dip aud virgin,
Si.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. March 6.-Grain I'M
changed. wheat-No. , red. sjc.
Corn-No. . white. Ace. 0sts-Ne. 2
mixed, 33lc. Provisions dull. Pork
iirmer; mess. sl3. Bulk-meatS--
Shoulders. s4.75; clear rib. $3.50:
sides. s6.1j. Bacon - Shoulders.
s5.37J: clear rib, 81 sides, s7.3Tl.
Sugar-cured hams. l0,sllc. Lard
Prime leaf, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-07

ST. LOUIS. March 6.--Flour I'M
changed. Wheat lower and unsettled
No. , red, S2,aS2sc. cash. Corn q
fraction lower; 37:a3S.c. cash. STA
37.c. March. Oats better and slow
30ic. cash. Whiskey steady at sl.l4.
Provisions dull and easier. Pork.
sl2.Gj cash and April. Bulk-meats
dull long clear. $500; short ribs.
$500; clear, s6.jj. Bacon quiet;
long clear, s6.S7l; short ribs, 81;
clear. sI.ljas1 20. Lard iirmer at
Az suase ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
GhroniTf)en Krankheifeu
G~bronifaen Kranhbeiten
Qeber, hes 8late8
I21gO bet QuuQe.

""enn On Old matt, ihlafrts, f6fpa6 fh6lf, 6las.
rtatide Saatfarhe pber eelblt1 braune SIedet i'm sc.
y I srtr TN gei6e bat; wenn On bauEsen Scpffnnl,r.
rstS sc9mtnoeI, llebelseihmad In, W3nnte, tnnerIttt
:'tt rser SrEifein, atspehielnb NIT beibem 9iutancrans,
- :re' n ON ntecerseidlasen unb BON tuftern @cr:
g tdh!t1 crfalt bit; rpenn 9 etn Hppetit nnreael,nasta
III bic huase bde9t III, bann letbeit On an Der:
800, nehbsfd,perssn. SDspepGe une 2ebes:
- 'ur asniae tieier gpmptome. gIs etn Setlu,itte
eesen aG' ici@s Edue TT DR.. Pisrce's Gslden Medierl
,s.,'. cry cine @letden.
fCaec!n 2ansenfd.padbe, 8tntfpeien, SSuss:
ets:atsesst, 2rftr6brenextsanouna, fGItnt.
ihea S~:'tsf:cta, ,gc)rotnoindt unb perpantte 2eircr
Il: JIG Elm u!fehlbareS Sctlmittel.
G;au fenfe Se9n Gents tn griefmarteu fur DR.
Stere"'s a'nG aber edpiatiu4t. Sci appthefcr1
g. EaDen.
cc:.i5 9f.OO, 'Ot 81 te$ e. s a%
Thrills b:sssasagy HsaleaI Association,
ei5tutss1sr, c:a G.ain Ctr, 8uFaIa, q. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
S0mtnDiu6t,

he cine gErofeItraufbeit Der 9uttae lit. irtrb burta
r,sie @cttsSbabe RON eineu Seilmtttel fhneQ unb ii@er
a Is ht'G sin nS,c,%as, S siro' sbe uI Sos Ss ssiSsn S Ss a. sss
Gtaeieu errsiat. gEesea tbrer runberbaren Madt aber
ffeic 'srsd!i8e tbbtliSe ~arantseit Bat Dr.. pierce, ais
G. sttie jest ternbmte ar5net 3uerft benz gublttum bars
Ccre - tSt3Tiabiu9tS $ elmtttell gu nennen, Sat abey
f;sfea Ramen fallen lafen, neil berielbe 3u be16rduf
f.: eNe Nrsnet. petGe ~infclse tbrer ipunberbaren Ser
: y. ~ ~trn'idaer peer BARTENDER, alteratiper pter iafte=
t;~eitit eften rhne @letdben TT. nt6t nur ats eth Self
n!i:isl ss3sn Ganseni@pinDiuat, ionberu sesen ale
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

= JILHadS TIT WebDf8, bI66e Nunen,
er.apfen S6merl cter brldenfeS Geidtl I'm aesfe bat,
In g&rrtnefuGt.
III. Saee's rs atorrb 81 nj Z" B ." betlt bic i6ltmm=
zen Sale BON $satasrb, &epfsrfdItu,.a unb Eds
terraaIesa &~n2sfamera, 30 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

Sn etner bidten 9unitfreiS sebiilt
fam Die Sonne immer bOber berauf, uno
Der tiefe Burpur, in ben iie beute Die
.peiBen Stridmolfen fleibete, mar Der
untriiali1e gorbote anbaltenben &e9en.
petters. 9ifter srau aos audi bas
niebrig bansenpe @ep6lf, oft BON ben
Gelsmdnben abseitoben, unitdt bin uno
Ser, Big es iib in Slutben iiber bic sanae
2anbIdnft ersoB. @ie bon a[er @elt
abseidloiien, obne ale 5erniidt lag
ldon einige Gage bic Glm. uno Die gauge
umsebuue barmonirte NIT Der triben
[9timmune Der Gennerin. 9as But
'terfab neben ii9, fab fie, IN @,oahfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
s5 u
N A:XM
{Ga!ssse 1ea;,iaif5e Gmthsdung)
ale Aus[1l0oe

trft e:acr s.ip5bnlt@ei ssl:sre pSer SLATER bis III
feaEEfIigrn'ten GsrofeIu. SaIssluS, 8efdtpiirc.
Gi;.pp;aset& pHer Ssaubeit Der Saut, fuuS als
t@;E uiirilnes 9lut rerurfaGten Srantbeiten rerben
eprr' Nicie maStise,. r~einisenDe unb itartenpe Mr;nei
ssoIf f~seienoe GSeSd)tniire RAID. Stre Sraft bet
tSb rainentl;3 in Ser 9eilun9 ppn gdbtptnsftedite,
@f,S:.3aaiD. 8Intfd'tudren. &arbuutefn, butts
ben @usen, ifrpsalcien 8efd)tpiiren urs
G.feiwKItsu, Gaftselemf=S sraisfbett, &aies
SaStce MT. &ropf Dpcr oiGem @alS unb ertvcts
rsrass: sSraict, .Seseist. Ian icnbe sebn Genfs IN
~ecitattete atbapbluns uber Sautfrantbeiten, 6ber tsi=
fc!h:H @etra9 fur tte GbbanSluns lber Gtrpfaletben.
1853 SHIT tS ans Gehsn." Wau retniss &c
s:autitp iurd ben Gebraitd rpn DR.. Pierce's Golden
= ~ F! discovery. rn6 quite SerOauuna, cine
stsGer.ireie &saat. ~frifd,cs 9sutb, SebemSs
enceGte unb 8etanebett Oct Contribution per=
ben e1rurh h~asaeitellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
$500 Beluhnntto

mir rpn Rem Gtsentbarners, BON Dr.
Cages sGdtdrrb HemebpH fur eifen
6atarrbfaa. relben fie Ht&t fa:trea
tonntn. auSsebcten.
@enn man etnen efefbaften pse,
aneeren GuSHuS aus Der 3afe. tteil=
netien 0erluit beS Scrubs, Sc.
SEfnnH3 nSar &akE LISS m.A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
MDer's


.G:F Gin iebr eoneentrirter aus,ue her eariarariGa=
:n4:s anherer hIutrsintseuaer @ur5eln nit &aliuu,s
a!s Tiieas Sohin SerhuubeM, unb bas uni6dbIi6fte,
iausrlaifsite uaO biaisfte Blutreinisunss s9itteI,
va5 MAN anlpenSen farm. Ebne SebI treibt e5
allies SIutsift aus benz 80rper, berei9ert unb cts
rsut oaS Slut, uRo felt be1eit b~slebenbe Sraft bsr.
Us lift bas bette betannte gQitteI sesen efroptsil
airS ale ifropbalrien 1lehsI. gesen Rutslauf, Sits
s:is6ea. 5Isbten. sAparen. gefa,uire. iGleifhs
ssfuahie unb Sautausi@Iage; ebenfo seesn ale
arantbeiten, bic bird biinues aaS perarmtes gIat
pcrurfadt peroen, wie &bsamatisnus. N.uraleie,
rbeumatti9e Si9t. allss,Heise Gntfrajtung unb
itrnpbulaier &atarrb.
5eiluns hoa entsinnetem &beumatismus.
naber's SarfapariIIa BOT mid pom ents
,iraetem @beamatismas sebeiIt. at bent i'd pieIe
Sabre seIitten battle. %. s. Rsore."
Surbart, Sa., 2. Idrs 1882.
Bnbereitet pem
ST. s. 6. aber & g., 9nmea, MaK.
SIN auen Ipotbefen su baben: 81. s SIai9sn S..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

y .Sinsebafelt1, eine &raftibnug Der
8nri6en, inoem ie Die ~gebcaenen 2efaefn~
ger nj einanoerbafen uno baum aie1en, Bis
einer nadgeben mnB,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
He rawned ri. Tooth.

An example OF the straights with
which q msn finds himself encom.
pasasd sometimes who has an horedi-
tary fondnsss Tor his morning cock
tail ere be puts himself on the outside
Of mis- matudinal meal, was conspicu-
6us il ono of tho leading saloons Of
the city yesterday morning. A
str4nger came In aud said he wanted
a drink and must have it. In fact, no
intimated that the condition of his
stomach was such as thas nothing else
but whisky would answer the pur-
pose. He was honest enough to tell
the saloon man, though, that
he was dead broke, but that
he proposed to pawn his
false teeth for the necessary drink.
This was tbs first man who had come
In that morning for a drink end 1t
happened that the saloOn-keeper Is
possessed Of q superstition in regard
TO the first drink he sells In the morn
ing. He always makes it rule never
to sell the first ono on credit. II a man
comes III who Is customer, and hs
happens 20 be the first that day, and
1uJe, CHetSo thHts ~ rs ntNNI uOHos
The saloon man Insists that he will
give away the first drink rather than
charge ir without some collateral. So
when thestrsnger protfered his teeth
as collateral they were refused, ara
the drias Has offered free, but tho
stranger pleaded tina. this teeth bn
kept until he should return and pay
the amount OF the drink. So II is that
somo psopie 30 Tor whisky "teeth and
fn9v
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
Tho s,r.st sorahh,..

Mr.. McNab claims that part OF Cedar
street is his private property, aud has
commenced to put fence around 1t.
The city engineer and City Score
tary Parry yesterday examined the
records In the county clerks ofiice,
and think the street belongs to the
city, and thus tho matter stands.
On Sycamore street, Mr.. w. A. Jones
will contest tho right OF .be city To
condemn his property after tho way II
has bcen done. He claims that &c IL
poth unreasonable and unjust. He al
legos that he was not notified that his
properly was 10 DO condemned until
IL o'clock, when tho committee met
ard I'D its work st 2; consequently bio
was taken by surprise. He also ss.
Herts that the city paid $500 for tho
same amount OF land right by the side
OF his, aud this was paid out OF the
general fund, whereas the amount 10
pay for his Is taxed out of his nolgh-
borB.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
CAPITAL PRIZE si5o, 900

g2'a prizes, amounting to.............S 522, 800
Application for rates 10 clubs should be
made only TO the ofilce OF the Company In
New Orleans. For further information,
write clearly, giving full address.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28

"oar remedies ATE unreliablo."-D DR..
Valentine Mott.
"We have multiplied disease7." -Dr.
Rush, Philadelphia.
"Thousands are annually alaugh-
tered In the sick room."-Dr. Frank.
"rhe science of medicine Is founded
on conjecture, improved by murder"
Str Ashley Cooper, M. ID.
"The medical pra3tioe of the present
day is neither philosophical nor COM
mon sense."-Dr. Evans, Edinburgh,
Soda ID.
DR.. Do Lewis, who abhors drugs Ms
q rule and practices hygiene, is frank
enough, however, TO say over his sig
nature, "If found myself the victim
of serious kidney trouble, / should
use Wsrner's Safe Cure, because am
satisfied it Ia not injurious. The med
icRl profession stands helpless in the
presence or more than one such mai
ady,"
An old proyerb says: II q person
dies without tho services OF doctor,
then coroner must be called In and a
jury tmpaneled 10 inquire and deter
mine upon tho cause OF death, but II q
doctor attended the case, then no core
ner and jury arc needed, as everybody
knowswhy the person died. Medical
Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
SCOTT CAPTURED.
Our MARSHAL and Sheriff Have Him in
FL pasO


Our MARSHAL and Sheriff Have Him in
FL Paso.
The killing of "Big Mack" the hack
driver, In this city short time ago by
James Scott, the county convict guard,
is too fresh in the minds o! the readers
Of THA HERALD to need repetition
here, but 1t is we'll known fact toat
the alleged murderer, though the
killing was done almost in the
heart of tho city, escaped and
had successfully eluded arrest 10 To
yesterday, when the following tele-
gram was received by Deputy Marshal
Ed. Cornwall:
Ell PAso, Nov. 2T.-We got Scott last
night. Be home Sunday morning.
ISignedl j. C. ARNOLD.
Il appears that The officers first got
troll OF Scott at a farmers
named Wright, about five miles west
of this city, where Scott made his first
halt attsr tho shooting. He remained
hero all night. He - nsXs heard OF
at Gordon, q station west
of Fort Worth. Last Monday
q week ago g constable photographed 20
the sheriff to know II "a man named T,
j. Wells YVES wanted here. The sheriff
and city marshal took the night train
and went to Gordon, but they found on
getting there that a msn answering
to tho description of Scott had stopped
over there Sunday. He appeared
very snxious about something, ana ia
the afternoon skipped his vaiise by
express to Ell Psse. Thia gave them u
pointer, and they wired sli Hiong
tho line toward El Pss0, notifying
the authorities 10 look ous Tor him.
They must have received information
that Scott was In Eel Paso, for last
Tueeday Mebsrs. Arnold and Smitll
left the city fJr 81 Pas0. They will
return with their Gan Sunday. There
was reward of Sl00 offered by Sheriff
Smith for the cSpture Of Scott.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
FoEly Yoara, Experlenee 90 OId Nnrs.

Forty YoRrs' Experience oran Old Surse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
the prescription OF one OF the host To-
malo physicians and nurses in the
United States. and has boon used for
10 years with never falling safety and
success by millions OF mothers and
children, from the feeble infant Of one
week old 10 the adult. IL oorrects
acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels and giyes
rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. We believe II the best and sur
est remedy In tho world M all cases OF
dysentery and diarrhGa in children,
whether arising from teethlns OF from
any other cause. Full directions for
using Will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the sc,simile of
Curtis d Perkins 10 on the outside
wrapper. Sold by all medicine deal
ers. % cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
Load md rsmaloa

Yesterday evening jos Ma gum, a
female man, wont TO Handley's bsgnio
to collect q tomato blu which no al-
leges was duo him from some of the
Inmates. Somehow no got into an a.
tercation with Ben Wolford, who hap.
poned 20 be In tho house
At tho timo, and a pistol was
hrod. Maguin claims that Wolford
hred Il NJ him, and he had him ar
rested by Officer White. Mr. Wolford
has heretofore dameaned himself In
H,ioh q gentlcmanly manner that Il IN
hardly credited that no fred the shot
purposely, but his friends claim that
DO was. unfortunately, too hilarious,
and that his pistol Was accidentally
discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
MisE prIdeaux

Miss Pfidoaux has been elected by
the general committee Of tho Padding
ton Groom ChllSrens' hospital TO the
Office of house surgeon, There were 10
male candidates for tns post, Of whom
half were uuiYersity gTSdusteS. Miss
PrldesuN Is bachelor az medicine and
bachelor OF surgery of London univer-
sily, aud abe took FIST class houors 10
medicine and In obstetric medicine.
Although this IL the first inBtsnce Of q
lady receiving n hospital appointment
IN London, similar appointments have
been made IN the provinces. n lsay,
too, has filled, IN Paris, tho oflico OF
houno surgeon OF Inferno. i Iilua,rsted
London News.
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sneli.h poli,,ca.

by q turn oi fortune'e wha6l the To-
RIGS now fine themselves whore the
Liberals wore year ngo-dependent
foE future spoeosa not 30 much upon
measures ct nome 90 upon the move
mants Of an army on the other sid0
Of the world. Che Liberal party
really fell a5 &hsrtnum, sud II this Con-
eervatiyo5 should fall with repuise
OF the British forces before &endRlsy,
poeIc justice would be satisfied.
rheye WAS no more justice in tbs in.
vasion OF Egypt than there now is
IN the inYsHlon VI Burmah. Each
expedition was instigatcd by the
shopksoperE, and an extension ~ trade
was tho point 30 be gained IN both.
But the capture of Mandalsy before
the election would enable me Tory
orator "to point with pride" 10 the
achievement, and the Tory record is
not so brilliant az 10 mako the Tories
willing TO spare any means by Nhich
its briliisncy can be incregsSd.-
[GlO59 Democrat,
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A GARD.

The statement in yesterdays Times
shat the team pttaonea TO one OF Az
thur Gains hacks, aud driven by Big
Jim, ran away on Ross avenue yeater-
day evening, Btc., Ia untrue, aud The
detsils are distorted all through. The
facts are ths oarriaG9 wsa stalled, t;;;c
driver unlocked the horses, and On
lila way TO the stable via sycamore
strest ghe h0rss fell into the sewer
next 10 the Texas e Pacific track, nud
and there the nerse fol- and died. This
WAS occasioned by want OF ligUt
who're the excavation for the gaa cou-
pany WAS going on. ARTHUR CAIG.
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The Sh0rt-Hair Craze.

This short-hsir craze has taken Chi
cage by the ears, and unless something
intervenes, there won't be tross left
outside OF the hair shops long enough
TO wax into a hesu-cstcher.
Frsra May co Michigan avenue,
and from Washington 10 South
park, every third woman yOs meet
has been shorn almost as close IA a
convict, and the resultis actually eye.
aching. The shlDglinE il not confined
TO any age, class or style OF beauty, but
takos in the belle Of Dearborn avenue,
the Blue Island avenue butchers
vile, skinner school girls, artists, SIN
gerg, netaphYsiciaNs aDd clairvoy-
ants, ss well ~ young brides, debu-
tautes Of 10 years and scores of rich
hos9l residents who thiuk hey are
getting old, hut think 20 dScsiv5 the
world by splDs the prauks md friv-
oltjes OF rs
la the meantime the hsir-drssstra
e0d hair dealers are beating the sir
WIKI nnsnla aWitohes and curEinS the
fates THAT De6r than sueh III lRck. q
Broadway firm eens Nav YORK law
yer ont here TO sue q Wabash avenue
dealer for the uou-paymsot III stock
of novelties. There was thunder in
dis voice and war in mis- eye wbeu ,ur
townsnen wss confronted. 49, Inter
Ocean.
"Yes, know ordered them, snd In
tended to pay for them, too, bu5 tho
women are cutting Gil their hair off
and they don't buy anything.n
The Rwia has been withdrawn, the
goods packed To Madison Square and
the hapless couture maker is trying 80
carry out his IDEAS Of patent ash
siftor till tho women regain their Wits.
- Chicago Letter in New York Tele.
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