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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

-lfyou 0re freluenter, ora resident of,
a miosmotio district, barrlcadc your sys.
lem against the scOurgo of all countries
-Malariat Epidemic, Bilious and Inter.
-miltent Fevers by the use OF Hop Bltters
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

IfyOu are q ministerand,
have over tBXCd yoursplfwlth Your
pastoral duties, or u mother, worn out
with care and work, or a man OF business of
labor weakened by the strain oryour every
day duties, orr man of letters toilng over
your midnight work, Hop Bittcrs Will most
surely strengthen You
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

"Or II You are I'm the workshop, on the
FERN, at the desk, anywhere, and feel
mat your system needs cleansing, tom
Ing orstlmulatlngi without intoXlcat.
ing, II you are old,
blood thin and Impure, pulse
feeble, nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hop Bitters Is what YOU need TO
give you new life, health and vlgor."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

II you are costive, or dyspcptic, or suffer-
ing from any other ofthe numerous dis.
eases Of the stomach or bowels, Ii Is your
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

RElUTR'S BATH. The CUrIcuRA Me-
- DECIMAL and TOILET Soar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

II you are sick with that terrible sick.
ness, Nervousness, you will find q
"Balm In Gilead" In Hop Bitters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

own fault II you remain III. III
You are wasting away with any form
OF Kidney disease, stop compiling death this
moment, and turn for n cure-llop BitterS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

Ifyou are suffering from over-eatinu
or drinking, any indiscretion or dissipa.
ton, or are young and growing too
fast, as is often the case,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
Words OF Warming and Comfort.

Words Of Warning and Comfort.
I'll you arc suffering from poor health or
'languishlng ON bed ofslckness, take cheer
If you are simply ailing, or ifyOu feel
weak and dlsplrited,
without clearly know.
mgwhy, Hop Bittcrs
will surely cure YOU,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

If you have rough, plmply or sallow skin
bad breath, Hop Bltters WIN give you isli
SKIN, rich blood, the sweetest breath aud
not cure or help,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
THE LOCAL NEWS REPORT.
THE uNTERRlFlED DEMOCRACY

Look Out for and Keep Up with the Pro.
cession To-night-Divorce Petitions
A Bad Man Arrested-The
Courts, Accidents, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
There Is secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which all ladies should know, See our
iroular ut your druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
A LnilY,n MIal,.

"oh, how do wish my skin wcs M clea,
and soft ms yours" said q lady 20 her rriend
"lou can make II so,n ansy,ered her friend
0Bv using Hon Hitter ,,HWUay' ,,,.,.,- ,.,...
rich blood aud hi coming hcaith. In adj /,
for meas you Observer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

Nck-None genuine without bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun al
the Vile poisonous stun with clio ~ oi
= HonsNlhelr nnmo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

3XPERii..
20 70 work
sulphur
ofHEss
Inar4.5t
ll.sTE46
< Nearly
Inari.f
AN Al
Apply
~. inS.i
SCOTCH
e or gov.
sewing
|ood REF
earl ST
nlar5.9t
|.RACTI.
Inspector
| erience.
CopR,
avenue,
nlar3.H
WOMAN
Of three.
Mrs,
nlar3-St
|SE IN
or first.
pply 10
fnarS.St
TWEEN
'r small
lnaA-Ot
DRUG.
whole.
given
Ct. In.
Ice, 900
h2-lw
THOR
q large
without
n cattle
7ith$1,.
)ply by
lentiail
erieIlca
dressed
'ttenglll
narls&t
IlUCA-
ldy de.
hOOl or
TELL
Dallas,
|ieb28.7t
AL0ON
r. Ap.
eXas.
AY IN
llg pro-
cd cir
issOurl
$ great
enOnl-
anteed
wash.
terms.
Stores
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10


" W Morrow teid ne story al ont
Reed of Maine. California man was on
Fast and called npon him. They ehat,ed
await. sbout tarIo Iogs thin =. AMI fasu 20
This msn's ast7aishment. Mr Reed began
e. ask for aa sortro of people Ia CALI
fornis.
Ven seem 80 Know California faik ks
well enough. said 1e.
"a shsu think , fid. am from CALI
fornie yseic : was admitted fo the lar
In Gals orusa, sna Judge Wallacs Exam
ined me. I1i take my oath uobo,iv vas
=vsr sdn, tted t1 tba bar vvIsh A. simule an
examination. Wben ( went no for exam
nation tbe great question of the hour a. A.
the Legal Tender act Everybody vas
z discussing re- eonss.tuti nalitv. So-1e
ssid .r wa consf itutional. others ssid it
was aucrns- futionaL The 6rst auss-
rion judge Wa ace sskeS ne vas. rs he
Legsi Tender act rcusfi tutionair 2 q ms
hesis ssse moment. sad simply. Il =
cnstis,tionaL' You rsn psss. said
Judge weEsce. We always pass rlaa
vh8 49, srftl. rress constisutoaaI "a sss-
Ia..sr- ~ heed -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

B.snab, g,,ss...sfcfa .31rsfftsr Ms
S1eef = Chicago hisls TAR ~ zass Ciese-
l..s,8 uloie tf0able tAan fesEsou gave
LiIa Ia As~ iork
~ YORK saa Fose.oif Mlss S~=st
n.as proge 10 -ffoDg ~ - olisfsd iEoi4
l..s rl.a... - ps.lisisla aseat la 1nle4so
even Is tns gallant fsen B.saek
Cbieazo I.tfer o4eaa Essn Z re-
sls.ts-.i ia tilr fses ~ Ehs rstglrls. taFtsr
& harrison Las be=n deisstesL slgDalls
4nd bopeiessig. his elngs are ehppSd
aad hls prestige s'filr.
Detroit FFee Press. IL sould not be
-alai.,st criminal blf entirely proper for
Mrs. Garfeld = she slsLes it ~ naFrs
szaln N9t wishing lt, n - an outrage
- invent such falsehoosis aiso1t bees.
Mobile hsqssfsr fbe OH ConfeeieFaey
does not rest rs claims fer h0nox upon
ans perflnetogF oi,eTssrs@nees al Wash
iagton, and "a. e the people u the sonth
d.5 us3t care . baubee whether or rot the
,looFs II department are clooed ~hen
an Old olfieer ~ .tLe Government. after
sard a Confeslsrafe. happens t. dle.
Chicago Hsratf Mis- Cleveland pos-
itisely aud f0r the third time refuses u
interfere With the drinking affaf 9eihrill-
handed down oy long hne of fsepubll-
can Presidents - her brother IN th-
Wisite House. She il d Republican her
self. but she las nAd enough experienee
UIth Democrats o. kbow how useless i s
b. attempt o. snat - their poison
New York SAN BUSINESS Is quite AZ
xood aud the situation II the eOIutrs
quite as encouraging a. We ought a. ex
pect There are many workers cut of EN-
plos meut, aud hardly any enterprise ls
making much money yet most people arr
getting enough % eat and enough "a veal
and are living along ia happiness WITH
reasonably eoonon4y. The country Is riet
and sound az the core, and when al the
Inflated add deiuslve concerns are settled
up aud cleared away, we shall ind thai
We are a great deal better of than ths
philosophers ~ calamity and despair have
{ imagined.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
A MATHEMATICAL REPUTATION
How Cambridge Professor Came To Be
Considered . Prodigy.


When tho late Professor Phelps was
graduate student. az Cambridge, ne took
walk one moraing with Professor Newton,
a man who lives in a world OF mathemat-
les and simply exists in the common world
of ordinary things. Professor Newton, as
Is his habit. started of on the discussion
OF an at.struse problem. As the Professor
went deeper and deeper Mr. Phelps mind
wandered further and further from what
was being said At last Mr. Phelps at
tention was called back 10 his companion
hv the Professor winling up with
Which. you see. gives Us x" "Does
its" replied Mr.. Phelps thinking that iD
politeusss he ought - reply something
"Whv. doesn't its1 exclaimed the Profess
sor, alarmed ne the possibility that a flaw
had been detected In his calculations
Quickly his mud ran back over the work.
There had indeed been a mistake. "YOu
are right. Mr. Phelps, you are right" al
most shouted the Professor. Il. doesl't
give Us x. q gives is "" And from
thas hour Professor Newton looked upon
Mr. Phelps a. a mathematical prod v.
He was the FIRST man who had ever caught
the Professor tripping And So" Mr..
Phelps used to add. with >is peculiar smile
ia telling the story, Il achieved rsputs-
tion for knowing thing 1 hate. It's n
way many reputasions are made in this
superficial worii." "
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

The promise of an economical asimiuis-
sraton II Mr. Lamar IS to be accepted
a. ia exponent. vii prove illusory. lt
vas announced with a great flourish that
Secretary lamar bad ordered the sale of
the horses snd carriages which have been
kept for the usa 80 the Interior Depart
ment. Thee was nu ioubt that they
we're useful ami necessary. but 10 afforded
a zood chance for a httle eheap sdvertls-
ing. The property wac soid az auction
and brought ihout one quarter ~ lts
value. The saving IS not apparent 4
few DAYS later NJ Iamar draped the Iu-
ter,or psuarrmenf m mourning and
cicsed it r.'r nle Bay a. "A mark of resi- eet
ka the notoricus jacob rhompson. who
was Secretar, of The Interior under
Buchanan. The cost to the Government
~ this piece ~ seotimentahsm was about
$1,000 man, times che value of the
horses and carriages winch had been sold
~ a stei IN the hrectinn ~ q return to
JeHersoniau simplicity
In addition t' the financial ASPECT -
NJ Iamars acfion there - in it a mann
fastaslon = vntempf FER the feelings of
Northern people and an insult So o'I'-
ragaoss 81 ,vumon iecencv that it =
,liffcnt sieeuatel7 to conslemn Z in
words.
Iscob Thompson left the Cabinet ~
B,,..fanan . reiured frsitor ~ hls GOWN
trv He was not eoutent with fighting
against it IN tiie orshnarv modes ~ clvii-
izs.l warfare. hrt sesnr'pl to means So
a~~,ble and rahusnau that thev would
= be sanctaned even hy avaEes- He
tesnrf..l e. infrcgiree smaiipox and
seu fewer ints onr crowsesl Northern
NV raeaas ~ nfacted rags ne was
~ hr. fhat the rlan fsila,L ~uct
unon r'le iiFps 90 funosenf
a ffliran makes aumsnIfy
III esls 3own lle exerratoo
Nrcr tra snfhor He was
hchrfsfian hn~sI. muc1 less
tae Tnteuer Department.
ai RI 0nauriuE anal
tc lc honCr p, hfs
Change We now
varnmenf Fhteh
azht Cd destroy
~ h.s s7ensis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
WANTED A PASS.
An Alleged EDITOR seeking for the Usual
Accommodation
Merchant Traveller.

zee ftfndat4on--
Merchant Traveller
Are YOU Colonel Morse" asked
smooth looking young man going into the
Kentucky Central Railroad ofiice in Cow
iugtou aud addressing Colonel Morse,
Transportation Passenger Agent OF that
road
YES, sir" responded the Colonel with q
tne blue Grass smile.
All glad GO ul ,et you, sir, " the visitor
continued. extsuding his hani. which the
Colonel eau ght on to. Il am an Ohio ed
itor, and 1 want to 90 70 Lexington. sir. .
"Um-um.' hesitated the Colonel, drop
ping tho editorial fingers, you want a
pass | suppose"
"Of course; Ne never travel any 9th er
way when We can help it, be said. empha-
sxins the Eve"
Have ysu ever mentioned our road 10
vour papers' inquired the Colonel.
well, no, / can't say that | h Va. You
see are away up ia the northern part
OF the State. aud"
Il understand. " interrupted Morse; "you
on a freig ghttratn."
''Ou lreisht-trainy" repeated the as
ton nlshed applicant Tor preference
YES"
What's that for. sir, Pm not accus-
toned 90 such treatment"
Perhaps not; | don't know the rule
on Ohio roads, but on this one We always
ship gall iu large quantities by freight
You SEE We haven't room in our passen-
ger-coaches for"
Bat the editor didn't wait for the finish.
end the Colonel shooS bis tat sides Till bis
ribs ratified.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
Best Goods For Least Money.

II has been our constant study TO show
always the latest and best fabrics and styles
at prices as low or lower than others ask
for inferior shelf worn goods.
Manufacturing most of our Clothing we
are enabled to dispel the old prejudice
against Ready-Made garments. They Will
rip, yes and lose their shape" we hear peo-
pie say All we can reply is that you have
not tried our
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
DO you KNOWN

Why il is that We have walked right 10
the front IN the Clothing business III this city
Our success which has been phenomlnal
can be attributed To our strict adherence 10
the principle of
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
J. W EDDf

have used Vans Magic Oil Tor Neuralgia aDd
IL has proved 90 - satisfactory. 10 has 90. -
entirely. also onf next door neighhor Was
cured by it. Jcshans kieft. hy Internal use fef
Sore Throat, combined with a severe tUugh ADO
Hoarseness. slsO a man hy the name - Siofe
kWintens Ess cured b. it II very severe lam,
hack. can never ssJ too much IN praise ~ Iouf
Magic O6l.
Grand Haven. April =. isSf
Gours truly. JACOB i'EolELDkk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
c. R. MAYHEM, 66 Monroe Street.
GRAND RAPIDS.
Read Whsr Vans Magic O'l or S'nt
pa,- rss ccre or
the Peocs

We have used Vans Magic oil for internal aud
external applications IN ~ tOlds tolic uts
Burns. Bruises etc. and ind none better. II -
especially adapted 70 children. ~ IL can be use~i
with safety and satisfaction. aud We earnestly
recommend II 70 parents.
Nuskegpn. sept - l--f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
Michigan Central.
foHAND RAPIDS DIVISION.

Deparf. hrfINo.
Detroit IL rss an IArilr "a tvI am
Day E1grest r. e. pu hlaN sli pm
Atlantic Ia -e3fp pfu Na reigif tls ym
Ma freight 6,3l am 6'li lsa.iiit e.. nft u.n
-siesgnR caTt attached.
Pacific Express dsulg. ba.auos tialus dhils
esc.lf hgDdAys.
The Deirou E1Iftp.s fiiF a' fsf a. rssch
ifg fhHt city al u - a. n-. Nev 4ort los. nn
and bOrfou 1,tN b. m. nftf lhs.
through ticketa for Ali ppluis ano sleeping ca
b-rtlse may b. prycurei si Union IIckef pihcs
c,rner Monroe and Ottawa hireets and ai tnio
Depot
J. r. SCHULTZ fenI Ar. " Nonfoe-si
GE0 " NINsuN. Ticket Agent. iil4.
j. = hAWEIHr. ilckei Agent. Deisa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

A fhzak sas slod reason - s,ei~ei'
tLs supposel anies.i7ie arrangements De-
t9esn Rl.ssia Aad England Fa6 oniy TIE
lsIl before a .trm.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

I0iesie with aii rso rsafif dIreffiur. iecumrei
With J.. r. A ~. 81 Homef Rit. o. - q NJ q.
LANSING Division and Aif lsinf N a. HHref.nii
wiih ~ a. ~ k bnfile CREST viii Chicago
Grsud runk und NJ A. r. Mou'elN. - IN a
4 Aliersin via. a. ~ NJ and T. ~ AZ 3
LUTHER Afi.fN Her isiet aaf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

We have Bsed your Magic Oil for several gs7-~
and would not like tu ~ without it A. II b. fs-i
family medicine viz Burns Brui-.s. --.If
Tirost Coids etc. hence truly recommend % q
he public. REN. T. NA>DkkNhthS-
psfteraon y J. Feb. a. IsS4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

iKAIAEA2Oo DIVISION.
Afifa is.ata.
flprtss ........... .... saH Un .siH
Minl -..... ........... $685. san asii puI
Al trains dsuig e1C.pi ,un0ag.
The train leaylng ai b. iu. rpunei'is h' hfits
lis,,1n with AtlaEglr tsIrt-s tsl Siam i.inH
9iich ias Palace brisiflg hoon rlesr.nnf
tssci.t~ from tbisl4a o. New lpiA sni Boston
without change.
The train lesitinF af .' ii bal. esnnta.if - hi
pseon (aitlng one hour fof lilllrTI Viii -If
NV York ExpIeee uH Mair i.iaf.
Through tlcktas AID b.f it ia aIeoiiiua q tsarl
Sirt-si. Hhd Degsot
All trains vii -un bs sial meridian tiuss viici
II 81 minutes slower than Dstfuli umr
J. ". McktNAEl Den Az.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
Detroit, Grand Haven a MllWaukos
GOING HhST


f.taiiA. NlulitE Ctst'itltei. "t'tlttt
lAsrs.lleans taking tit h.-l e. u lalfesse iiilht
Ciose connections hi tNf-sa fnf iasnsiiiF niia a.
D.r ruit f0r New loIk arisiuF ilert ai hifti e. ui
the following luofniie
\ ixilf Exprees has local hiooIing Af beiloit q
Oul1a isAplds.
THis \ &c only line running Atlantic Elllless
lss gue here Af lu4i 4. In. Viii ~tsitlnt aI ID
D,srlit making dlreca conucs luaf lnf si fointt
kasu arriving a. New lurs e. m tf ressiiu
morning
Is1rior GaIs ou mail trains bptii eiisa ald Ns-ai
Tie tram isiislne al - o.. m Viii -iisAs Aifs.e
c,alneciiou viii Milwaukee hisia nisrr uhiis eaosl
Sunday.
ghroteh tlcketA secured al il a. "A A n. s.fhce
lu Morton HOure BLOCK and af tiie lalsuf
D. POTTER tlis iHs- AF'tii
ftfN. ktIkE lrattg Manager lIllri.El
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10
RAILROAD TIME IAkIEs


SlkEflN0 CAE kEAANttfefAfe
htkfH rain ieassiue al ast b. hat "A sd
rtf nis,elalie tsrt f,sg iislookes and aiesktllat
CIty Train lss,silat e. ll--a q. las iif ai
for Itaxerrt t1iy.
SSU1HI Frat. i.s.tllis ~ - a. il. iii-t N,,ia
ran Sls.a.slls 4 a. for lin0lnnau-
H,raasgt ickaif csn be uhia.iuel as tiiait
H.lri ilfhoa corner holrsss .al ttiaDs = -ft-sit
and a. Union Doiaft t a. 10 Nthfti
tiel B ..as 49,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

Tux Leader kindly observes that TIE
IEuRaRNM rejoices over the electioa on
a Director Of The Poor and iutimates that
q Is veil - have friend IN an office
where one may be most needed Ihe
loks "a good. for 10 originally appeared m
THr Trf.EaEAu. There may be q serious
aide a. IL. though. IN the Fusion suc-
,...as.s are to be continued and affairs are
10 b., administered according 10 the sam
ples of reform which Va have already
had. it may be- necessary % increase the
number ~ ooor directors f0r the relief ~
the snfYer,nz tax payers og Michigan. The
reform whereby - Fusion Governor of
Michigan paid $1,000 to a claim agent
FOR collecting claim that had already
been allowed. and a Democrstic quarter
uaaster-general spent ever $500 ~ the
public moneys for whisky m a flve-oiay ;
ancampmeut. and Fusion municipal
government bankrgpted the city OF Mus
kegon. are FEW Of the samples we refer
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

raa Normons sno SO campaigning
.l.uf their treatment tfy a. excuse theiii-
selves by saying theY are no ~ofa" tlah
Abraham ~ old Abraham h.in.t hse 10
this nin..teenfh century. II De- we're cat
zen ~ The Uu.fed States to-day be sould
have e. str4lyltsI. out ais morals os md
himself l.s,kIng oar thrOagh grated
u1nlo~. We do some things better nov
than ,h.y ald la Abraham time ai'"
s.so,a thin.s. - teas. not 80 we'll
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

isavf. Arrive
Izprtes ....-. ........ ssl an li lf am
ISprs-s ......... tlt pm +sh un
depart from u s~f rids DeT.ef.
Tie northern terminus 81 fiut Division 10
baldwin un ,. A =. NJ iiy.
a. n Iarpontef. 6en'l freaft stld pis.s ARent
cfiies lHs Monroe i,fr-f
GHo. ". MURs0r Tiesei Agent sl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

THs counsel for Ms. DALEY. the "o-
nsan sl.o made aleh failure 10 the A.
tempt D. make a bullet penetrate the
heart ofO Donoe.n t.ossa, applied few
dass azu. iof a coalnAsslon O. taAe tenti-
mony m England aa to her msntai CON
.itson. The, District Attorney offered {"
admit al the defense proposed % prove
bat the defense persisted ln asking Tor
the commission. The ouly apparent ot-
isct II such conrse Is "a pat 81 the trial
ami gain tinie. This was hardly nsecrs'i-
~. II xould be hard 20 lind lurs very
severe toward Mrs Dudley. when she did
a. well AZ she could.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

PExsI0S COaMe,ato~sR BLACK Put hiS
tot INTO it ta,iis when be asked Miss
Ada &. Sweet. Pension Agent At Chicago
~ resign Not satisfied with SIMPLY ask
ny for her resi- ss,ation he added. I glad
Is state that there is no reason per onai
to yourself. or % your management of
your Office which induces TINS request
In the first placs, he had no right 10 ask
for tbe resi- NATION except through the
President. no matter for what canse, bur
when hs made such an explanation AZ
that gwen. he voluntarily confessed that
there e4sro legal reason for removing her.
Under tho civil service law good charae-
Ter and Official hdehty have some bearing
on snch cases a. Tins. But perhaps Com
missiouer Black tried to remove her for
offensive partisanshlp.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-10

OKAiANAHoo pi'isioN.I
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-21
FOLIcE COURT.

VIM. Morrell wallzet into the police court
yesterday to put on record an apology to
the city for being, drunk. The court accept
ed the apology and intimated that So would
heal the wounded feelings of the city, when
accompanied with 50 costs. William paid
the amount without grumbling. and went
out with Douglas avenue glide that would
become dude Of the first water.
Geo. Jones was another hilarious cuss
who had devoted sundry hours to Bacehus,
for such luxury to the city Golfers He was
touched lightly in the sum of So and costs
VIM. Freeman for disturbing the peace
was fined So and costs. The evidence
showed that he had been cultivating mus
Gle and sought to exercise it in a manner
highly detrimental to the facial frontispiece
Of his antagonist.
jim Cavander, for being charged with an
assault, was arraigned in court. On an in
vestigstion the court held that no oifeEse
had been committed and discharged the de-
fendsnt.
| Lula Stewart, colored dame with chali.
in her eyes, was looking askance at Judge
Glenn yesterday, when that official intimated
that the iusky da,nsel was no. like Caesar
wife, above suspicion, and that he would
have to assess the prostitute fine of IS and
costs against her. The ebon-hued dame
antied the amount and departed from the
court.
Lou Parker, Birch Carney and Lizzie
Young, three solid doves, with q superb
bunjance of skirts, founces, furbelows and
pull-back bustles, were pleading their case
in court, and had to receive their medicine
of SO each, like Diana Stewart, the dusky
| dame
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-21
A GOOD IAN GONE WRONG.

Earnest L. White was arrested yesterday
on the affidavit of w. G. Little for forging
Geo. w. Whites name to an order or note
for $500. The warrant was served and he
was brought into court TO answer to the
charge as preferred in the affidavit of Mf.
Little. Ii now appears that this is only one
of the questionable transactions Of the de-
PENDANT as from other parties there appears
to be complaints that he has forged other
orders on other parties, among whom men
toned are Jewe.t & Hatfield.
A. w. White is said to be well connected
ard man vino has had the confidence OF a
number of business men in this city, and
these populations are in part unaccounted
for. A reporter in an interview with an Of
fetal gathered that White is farmer and
that he had been addicted to intemperance,
and being closely pressed financially had
stepped over the rules of discretion and hon
esty and sought to raise the wind in an I'M
lawful manner and had thereby come to
grief. His case is now to be examined into
by Justice Thomas, at which time a report
Of the proceedings viii be given.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-21
REGIMENTAL COLORS.

At the headquarters of the Second regi
ment Of Kansas National guards, reporter
was shown the beautiful regimental color:
now in the custody of Col. Woodcock, com
mander Of that regiment, and his regimen
tai stat. The flag is a very valuable one and
shows much artistic taste in its design, com
posed of blue satin with the national coat o.
arms on one side. surrounded by Second
Regiment, National State Guards, organ.
lied january, lsso;" on the ether side is th,
coat of AIMS of the state with the same in,
scription. The flag is frineed with gold
fringe and gold tsssels. The whole make
up is artistic and emblemstical Of the organ
ization and one TO be proud Of The regi-
mental headquarters is now al the q. y. Il,
headquarters, where the flag can be seen.