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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-13

II j. the studied prescription # learned
physician whose speciality Was WOMAN, and
" hose fame bc,amt rnH .uDie ana bOundlcrs
because of his wonderful sucgt-s IN the front
rncuf and cure of female complaint. M r
REGULATOR il the GRAN DEST REMEDY
L---AE.I III. ..L-L-N- .-.-rL---. LIZ
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-13
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,UFFIsRtNG WOMAN:

Is SITIctIy n NrlfctlN.N tOWrUU0I, mn n tnc
IuoIgIct Of medical science ana pTirt 'cal CN-
TCiIcHce diEecfcd towards tho he niLt OF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-13

Steamers III. b. PLANT, of the Peoples Line
and CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, OF the Dietary
Raya Merchants Line, will run as follows:
Leaving the DeBary- Uavs Line wharf at foot
of Laura street:
Leave Savannah Florida and West
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
Denison

DEYIsoN, Nov. T.-ISreciai.l-T
are already several candidates In the
field tor the ONCE OF city secretary In
place Of 4. p. Drake, who was buried
yesterday. There viii undoubtedly
be- four or FIVE candidates, but IL Ia
thought ex-Clty Secretary Il. Il. Rado-
lea will be chosen. He IL one OF the
most efficient officials In that capacity
the city ever had, aud ~ he desires the
place he will undouotedly get IL.
NJ. Ii. SharbuTne, tho oldest boot and
shoe man IN Denison, is preparing To
occupy larger aud hpDdeomer quarters
about the 1st OF next month. When
moved he will have tho finest shoe
atore In North Texas.
The infant daugptar of w. L. Nope,
nged years, died Yesterday from
diphlh6ila, aud VAS buried to-day la
Fairvlew cemetery.
A. slight shower fell to-day, but
~ srcsly enough TO lay the dust. Rain
IL very much neece cd row.
Cotton sin comes IN and meets with
ready sale.
The Depison Cotton compapy's gin
il constantly running, and is turning
ont large amount OF excellent cotton.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

District osuft Notss--fisad forfeited
roe Matrimonial 1.fhst Hunters
usst Prom the Nation -Dfschsrgsd
fron Custody.
sHnnMAr, Nov. i7.-IspeoInl.l 1.-THE
dlatfioi court ibis moFnlng continued
q hear tho Green murder trial,
and tho case has just hoen given 70
tue jnry. Couuty Attorney Randell
mado an eloquent and convincing ar
gumenton tho side oftho Ststr, while
Capiuin jim Woods ably defended tue
case. Grssa - "a man " progressing
sppenTapce, and lafuV nfOnlo who
know hun SAY tina. ho hil 81 hls antna-
opist in Ielf dcicrse.
GaorgA station siila mDrnlag for
feiied MA buud 10y mob Appearing ~
oauT,, ~ ho was awDrn 90 40. Tho
bond il $3.50, nnd he ~ charged with
THEFT. q. @. Jones and Logan Hail
are ais suiotior.
County court Is bn,y considering
civll huainsAe.
rho prAnc Jury IL Ia session.
Thla morning, Nc the Iesd8nss OF tho
hriaS's father, Rsv. J. n. Blnklsy,
Miss Enla Blnkley and Rev. 3. q.
Riddle, OF Ven Alftqne, wore uuited
IN marriage. Mas E0l, has grown up
Ia Sherman, AMI her noat 81 irionds
here can assure Mr. Riddle that he nas
obtained a javel. The pfesents 20 the
yOuug people Wera numerous aud
costly. They isft this norniug 10 at
tend cor forenee ~ Parts. ts.f
Over 800 balss OF oOttou aru on our
Htreeis tO.day, aud tho farmers goner-
ally are getting "a good prica ior their
staple. AL al than Join IN saying
A. !.
tlon 10 sail cotton.
Your correspondent hah thu pleasure
ihis morning OF an Interview with the
Hon. Fred. q. Barry, mamhar OF Con-
gross from tho laird district OF Mis-.
sissippi. Mr.. Barr ID an affable
and thorough going gentleman
who speaks highly % Texas.
The only encounter ne bad while In
sherman WAS wis6 our popular young
merchant, John Yonns, qho. took him
for a bair,stor going to vonfer"nco a.
Paris. Mr.. Barry wishes 10 assure
Mr.. Yonng that IL he Is ever called ON
TO pre- ash no viii resIomber him ia his
prayer. AR. Young was selling Mr..
Barry grip-eack when he took
him Tor q divine, 30 that accounts for
his mistake.
The nunting pare7, composed OF B.
b. Petit, g. Arnold, Bill McMshon,
WditNf fitDD1l0 sui ftCs 81. Du a Luhhs
that went to tho Nation Tor sport, re-
port . fine time, aud did NOT encounter
q single snake 0n the trip.
Our jiilor cischRrg6d Jsf Ssantield
and Horny Childa from custody to-
dav. B 80
Rev. Mr.. Shelton pastor ofthe Meth
odist Episcopal church, left for the
conferences this morning. 1
There is not much SAID here as yet
about State officers, but tbs feeling,
when experienced at all, seems TO be
for Swain for governor, and Oglesby
for comptroller. Pho long service OF
S vain as comptroller bas given him .
thorough knowledge OF the needs OF
the State. aud no Is known 10 havo the
ability TO carry out whi.t Is needed. AS
for Colonel Ogleshy, he has been col
lector of Collin county for many
years AND has Que of the best records
OF any officer ia the State. He is grow
ing in popularity daily. Tnis part OF
tho county will go soiidly for Swain
and Oglesby. a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
Waco

WACO. Nov. 7.-[soeoial.I-Mrs.
varneu, mother Of Tom Varneli, has
been In consultation with her sons at
neys here, and intinations are heard
that Varnell is cnusid lag The advis-
ability Of coming il sn surrendering.
His srieads bslieve That he has preju-
diced hilcBse by escaping from jail,
and that be Will be III much better
position to hope for acquitbal by vol
untary surrender than 10 run the risk
of capture. asf
Judge Mccormick viii rsn6er his
decision tomorrow in the case OF
Joseph A. Wbite, the alleged Brazil
ian couDterfei:er, for r5alOvnl OF the
trial to st. Louis. Tho result is doubt
full, but il is believed White will ba
tried in Waco. Another point argued
by tho prisoner's souReei, that White
bs discharged -qithout further legal
proceedings, waa also taken under i'd
vlssment by the court.
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Howe.

HOWE, Nov. l7.-ISpecia'. IA Sc
rious cutting atiray took place here
this morning, in the sleeping CAR occu
pied by the bridge gang OF tho Central
road bstween two men named Nc
c ergo and Golfer, in which Golfer was
sta bbed six times, three OF the cuts
goiug 10 the hollow. The fuss started
over q snow that foil lat winter. Mo
Cargo said IL fell one day and Golfer
said IL fell another. The dispute was
at last settled by q knife. Golfer has
hut e. small chance to recover. Nc
Cargo has plenty of time to think the
matter over in tne county jail at Sher-
man.
Grain shipments have been quito
lively tor the psst few days.
This section il moving fine weather
now, which the farmers are taking
advantage of by gathering their cora
and cotton.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
\ n.nilnn.l .h, slian Anlar.


CHICAGO, Nov. ~ Tho National
hpiol, on CLARK street, was tho saeno ~
very sensational shooting eiffAy
about o o'clock tbi. morning. Edward
QueviI, young Fsenchmap, was shot
twice aud dangerously wounded by
Adslino Duval, hia mistress, from
whom no lad separated a
fow days ago. Qaevi, hAd
onlg been ia this country few
months, and WAS tailor by trade. He
mel Adslino Duvri soon rfier his ar
nVal. Whom he left a few days ego
sha followed 20 his new aho1e and
threatened 40 xii him n he DIDN'T re
iun 90 her. Ls7t evening nhe called
Il ihR hotel ard rfgisiered and took
hreskias att o'clock. When ho TO.
turned IN bis room after hia hreskiast
to get his has, sue was concealed ho-
bind tha door, AZ soon ~ he entered,
sho made an exclamation IN Frenoh,
nnd stepping into The middle
OF the room, fired two shots
Al. ihs yOung fsilor. As sho
was about la shoot gain, h0 grapplor
with her. threw her on \ trunk and
wr6nched the revolver from h0r.
Qu0vit iainted from lusa Of blood, aud
the woman, with u shrek, grabbed for
tho weapon Egain Ind would have
fired agHin put for the interference az
bystanderr. Al officer was calico snd
tho woman placed under arrest. Dc.
Brydon WIS summoned, and no found
the ball had entered the top Of Quovit'S
head aud fravOrscd sho skull. The
wound l. " bad one.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
Gainesvilfe.

GAINESVILLE, Nov. 1T-[Speoisl.l- +
Our citizens determined that Gaines
vile should not be- behind her sister
cities in helping grief-stricken Calves
ton, hold large and enthusiastic
meeting at the rooms Of the Mer
chants Exchange last night in order to
devise means to raise liberal contri-
button from this city to tho homeless
of the s'Island City" Short speeches
were made by several and handsome
sum was raised. Committees were ap.
poirted to canvass the city, end we
have no doubt that Gainesville will do
her duty.
match was had by the Gainesytile
Gun club yesterday afternoon, and
some good shooting was done.
Only about 70 bales OF cotton wero
received yesterday. Prices went up q
little yesterday, and some OF the cotton
brought 81 Some OF our cotton buy
ers express the hope that our receipts
will ran up to 10000 bales this year,
but a. the crop 10 unusually short In
this county we fear the hope will not
be realized.
Hon. W. o. Davis, State senator from
this county, Ia on visit to Georgia.
Services are bsing held this week at
{ Christian church by Elder A. J.
Bush.
4 The Gainesville Rifles met at the
city hall tonight to go through their
regular weekly drill.
There were no criminal eases tried
In the district court yesterday after
noon. Several appearance bonds were
forfeited, attachments for witnesses
were issued and lawyers were ap.
pointed to defend those unable to pro-
cure counsel. This morning the case
Of the State against McNeese, for rob.
berry, was put off for two weeks, and
the casa OF the State against Louis
Williams taken up. Williams Is OF
the colored persuasion, and is charged
with robbery.
Quite number Of wagons loaded
with wood are in town to day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

ATTENTION is directed to an inter
view appearing 10 this mornings Issue
had with COLONEL JAMES B. SIMPSON
in regard to the inestimable benefits to
accrue from the due construction Of Inc
Trunk Line railroad. His views upon
tho organization Of land and lumber
company in connection with the road
arc worthy the most careful considera-
lion, TO the capitalist no inner or
more captivating prospectfor immense
Weld to an investment presents itself
than lies III the direction indicated.
Il is too bad that the money is not here
with our own people to realize what
COLONEL SIMPsoN so graphically, ana
in buslness-like manner, shows is In
store for somebody.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

In another column will be found a
most interesting and Instructive inter-
view with HoN. CHARLES STEWART,
Of Houston. It will be- Feen thai he
not merely takes . highly hopeful view
OF the future OF Sabine Pass ss sea-
pors cisy with deep water, but believes
it is the coming seaport. COLONEL
SrEwART has made this great problem
: thorough study. and In this intsr-
view he demonstrates by facts and
Snsrss.iris antire familiarity with all
&ho requisite data connected with tho
Sabre Pass bar, etc. The strongest
point made in favor OF that place for
deep water. prospects IL that the bar,
boirg entirely OF mud, can be, In the
fIrst place. most readily removed, and
In tho second, when once removed,
most economically maintained Of q
miaimum Of expense, as ample scour-
ing power ia furnished by the ebb
ana aow or the tide from the
eulf. Independently Of THE, Il sp-
pss.s that the surrounding back
eourtry Il kich for the production Of
cotton, veests bles, FRUITS etc.. and that
it IS Il srksply he=lthfnl. CoIoNEI
STEWART gees into details to substan-
6trfs his yiswo. Next yesr the ques-
"a II appfppxistion TO- Southern hnr-
E13 MI - - 6 ~ zeoes oninent
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
Justice Miller Decides Against the
Brighton Company,

OMAHA, Nov. 1.-THE decision OF
Justice Miller, OF the United States SUI
preme court, in ths Brighton ranch
case, has just been received hsra. IL
sustains tue mandatory injunction of
the United States district court for the
present and future. The Brighton
company had fenced 81. COO acres OF gov
ernmenJ land in Custer county, with
81 miles of wire fence. Proceedings
wero begun some time ago to compel
the company to remove the fence, and
they fought desperately, carrying the
case to the supreme court, in which
they have beeu defested. Justice Mil
ler's decision eettlss all doubtful points
in question of fencing the pubic do
main, and this cas5 Will be used as a
precedent in similar suits wherever
they are brought. The Brighton conf
pany will have to Immediately remove
tha fauca
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

: LoNavIEw, Nov. II --LSpecial.] 1.-The
houses OF 10 Haaking, Or. Stansburyi
Oliver Peguss, w. 4. Whitelook, T. = j
Kennard, Jack Yase1, DR.. Markham
and Tom Durhem have all been WIS.,
tied within the fast Two days by burg
lars, who cut away tho blinds, pry
open tta windows, and with q long
hook pull tho garments out, rifo them
and kindly ssattar them about the
yard, From all the ABOVE named
found. Noaa aro arTsstaa afss1 those
forsys, which arc frequent. 1t II
Thought the Influx of the TRAM p at this
time OF tho year causes the petty,
th!eving that Gancrally obtains az this
season. "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
ABREAK FOE LIBERTY.

T. b
The Prisoners In the Henderson County
jail Make Break for Liberty, But are
Corralled by tho Jailer- O Their Notes
From Risk.
RUsK, Nov. H.-[Special.l i Yester-
day the prisoners conAned in the
county jail made bold effort to es-
cape, but were defeated In their plans
~ the GOODNESS and bravery Of the
TAILOR and his wife and little 5-year-
old boy. Ben Lane, San Augustine
county prisoner, held In our jail for
safe keeping, and whose Judgment Of
murder OF the frat degree, with the
death penalty assessed, was lately
affirmed by the court Of appeals, was
the leader. When the jailor came In
to give them thair dinner, he ordered
The prisoners-six In number--to
their cells. Ali went into their cells
except Lane, who hid in an un0ccu.
pied cell, negro who had been
STAYING with another one in the
Same cell, going into Lanes cell and
pulled the door to. AT the corr1-
inand the ailor thought that all wero
In their cells, and the lever lock wae
down and all the occupied cells locked
but the door of the unOccupied one
which was open, As soon as MoUord
turned his hack to bring ia aCnae moro
provisions, Lane rushed on him with
spade he had found in the building.
Mccall jerksd the door 70 ana snus
himself no In tho corridor and escaped
the blow. Lane then unbolted the
cells with the lever and turned the
ether (; "a man mt Of their cells, one
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

Mr.. EENRY EXALL, Of Lampasas,
saws he Is not candidate tor any pub
lie Office. MR.. ExALL is young man
prim full of energy and intelligence.
To superior literary attainments no
ADDS a practicsl knowledge OF men
and events, q most genial nature and
sterling integrity. He knows Texas
thoroughly and loves her devotedly.
Familiar with her laws and policies,
he ought to be Gent st least to the Leg
ialature.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
Catholic Protectorate Burned,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. II. - The Catholic
Protectorate. at Glencoe, Missouri, 20
miles from this city burned last night.
There were nine Christian brothers
end IS boys in tho building,al Of whom
escaped.
Two boys and one brother, who re-
manned In the building too long. found
the stairway burning and jumped
from the third story. The brother was
badly hurt. LOSS, 100000; insurance,
Sc O(j
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

SIR JOHN MAoDoNALD did the work
despite the hue end cry OF the netero-
Reraous OF people on tho verge Oh
revolution. The politicsl crime OF
high treason 81 aecordaDcs with the
verdict OF the half dozen men, mas
been expieteG, Now,let us see whether
the New York Herald's predictions OF
red riots viii re realized or DOT. IL
was indeed risk, but SIR JOHN as
mmed Ii.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

TuE herald leaves Dallas for Fort
Worth each morning 81 $50 o'clock on
tho specinl Texss * PAclde Railroad
company trsin, run by said coma
pany for ihe express purpose OF car
ryine tie Dallas morning dailies at
heir jolus and equal expense.
Thus The HERALD vii, DO found on
oil trsius leaving Fort Worth for
their respective directions, and at all
stations along tho routes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

THE Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
com pany, and the Chicago d North
western Railway company hsve
scored Of late most extraordinary
;ucyaase OF not earnings. This fs in
rrestest part accounted for by the I'M
menso volume of business transacted
1t 81. Paul and Minneapolis, more
especially in wheat aud Hour. Tho
story OF all this can be repeated here
In Texes, at Dallas and Fort Worth,
for our railway companies. Grain
warehouses, fsuring mills and cotton
factories will do the work, II we VIII,
but knuckls down to business.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
Badly Wanted.

The officers yesterday evening were
looking for fruit tree agent who
calls himself w. @. Williams and
claims to represent Hikes nursery,
county Of West Chester Pennsylvania.
Complaint hsd been made that VIII
liams had swiudled various parties.
williams had taken an order from Mr..
win Culiom, OF the tax collectors
cfIiUe, for six prune trees at 81 %
4 piece. He is said to have gone 70
Johnson's nursery and bought SIX
armed over 10 Mr.. Cullom az the
genuine, thoroughbred pruDa tree.
Various others arc said to have snf-
fered in the Same way.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
BgsINKss BUDGET.
DRY Goods Dealor Assignt

Dry Goods Dealor Assigns.
GALVESTON, Nov. 17.-[Special.]- IN.
Arnold, retail dry goods dealer,
assigned To Leon Blum today
for tho. beDtit of accepting
creditors only. The liabilities are
about $4,000; assets nearly $4,000,
nominaily, but It Ia Thought they Wi
not reach more than $4,000 or $4,000.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

THE Great Eastern seems to DO or
ever in hot wator sa well So Ia deep.
The directors would have done better
10 have allowed her 10 come over 10
the ex position last winter, and thus
they could have saved that Indictment
for * Cfl0
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

THE crown prince, RUDOLPH, ana
his frau are engaged in o much better
work in porsonully editing the history
of the glories of Austria, than If busted
in stirring up strife with some vi their
neighborp, AZ is TOO often the case with
drowned beada.
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Tyler.

TYLER. Nov. H.-[Specia' II Messrs.
Buree and McChesny, Of CantSn, and
Senator g. b. Kilgore, OF Wills Point,
and Mr.. Geer, Of Marehall, are In the
ely In attendance upon the supreme
"A, A number OF cotton buyers from
teiahboring cities wore buying Ia our
market yesterday and to-day, during
which period over 1900 bAlon OF cotton
we're sold here at good prices /.
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SAvAHNAH in 1922, charleston ia
1888, aud Galveston in 1885, should be
flaming warnings against wooden
structures in large ci;ieG. Unless care
be tsscu, Dallas may add another to
the long snd frightful list.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

Iris 20 be hoped tina. the next Goa
gress will enact nutional bankrupt
act. Tho st.achuept avs aud some
Others, IN certain States, ore bat the
covers for just 30 much jnlusiice'
wrong and fraud.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

ned u pnisisllna l,ooka 'cf school
oNllIrff.
Messff. Holmft a Boofeohwal, Of
Nnsfr, Taxrs, irlfrr4phefi "Aeetpf
cur tSmpat1y m, ~ anv Way We oan
serve zoo, call or ~ freely"
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Inxitation to Dino.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. T.-Gover-
nor Elvret Dean and Major Cortland
FL. Smith have accepted an Invitation
to meet Governor Hill, OF New York,
at dinnerto he given at the Union
club, the last week in this month or
the first week in December.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

LET ia hereafter have fewer Franc
buildihgs sad more OF brick and NOR
tor, especially In tho business section
ofthese cities.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

In FRANK EuBD's State they are
forming free trade lesgues Ia every
city and town. Tho movement Is gst'
ting Boom throughout the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

Haxlehurst Devastated by Fire.
New ORLEANs, Nov. 1l.-The busi-
ness portion of the town Of Hazlehurst,
Mississippi, was destroyed by fire
last night. The loss Is estimated at
500. COO; insurance small.
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Delicate Diseases. affet

male or femsle, however induced,
speedily and permanently cured. II
lnstrated' hook for 10 cents in stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Aesocia-
ton, 663 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Il Our Subscribers.

We have a large amount o.
nubsefibers was are In ar
roais. Sc need mohey q
Day 100 eur sew prots aod
rev dress, ana we want OH
whoarr ind,bied 10 remit W
n snce. she Herald Is now
enly Si.50psr year, eGG We
askall our subscribers 70 re-
MI, atOnce.
HERALD Pun. 60.
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ohe, ne Wssnsn II ne uSuee 4,
}SSn5is q bsSSsS!y !ed'6!.s y! !. re ne
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FROM FOR WORTH.


fisnaiar oeunsii mee'inn-AFFestsa for
Assaait-ssasy TradinF In cettsn.
DEATH - the iiosritsl-f'ssi
Estate TrsnsfeFs-Alde
mamie EIersios, Etc,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

fi6a60 uV l0O WIG AhpoA ~ sS~~P~..-~~~
statement made at tho meeting
Yesterday that you did not sign
Ielerrani received by us-."Affia-
ent can care for the poor''--sent
,Iiuht of the fire. 1t pore your
siGuature when received, aud YVES
nrinte d by us in good faith. Please
nuawer tonight. A. A. Fowler,
Managing Editor Globe.
This ELECTED the following reply:
Ga weston. N oy. l7.-To A. A. Fowler, Ed
Hsyins received O painful Injury by
fail from fire engine IN assist
,sg at the fire, I was
not physically able to tend in person
10 the answering OF your kind mes.
sage frat sent. Having received
IL : ~ my house, semi
Is to friends in the business
part Of the city with the request tnaI
they, after CONSULTATION Win the
relief committee mi. ~. answer WHEN Il Il
saw in the Galveston News
next morning the statement IN that
dispatch that Tho "afiinent OF Gslves-
Ton Gould care for lis own poor.',t
coTld not do otherwise with the
CONTRARY views ] entertained, than
ssrid YOU another message, though
proprietv forbade that 1 should,
at that time, entirely repu
dia,e the one sent Dy
others In my name. 4 mas proved
sn un ortunate bluno0r LOT
our sfii'ctod CITY, a az man, ,s,fs
and !. e coIored, may suffer greatly from
lts 3 fleets, unless this explanation may
in n MEASURE counteYRct It.
re; cuef1 r. Il. EULT0N, Mayor.