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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01
Words of Warning and Comfort.
"it you are suffering from poor health or
langush on a bed of sickness. take cheer

| Words of Warning and Comfort.
"if you are suffering from poor health or
languish on "A bed of sickness, take cheer
if you are simply silIng, or if you feel
| weak and dispirited
| without clear v know
ing why, Hop hitters
will surely cure you.
| II you are a minister, and
| have Overtaskei yourself with your
pastoral duties. or a mother, wcrn out
with ami WORK, a man OF business or
labor weakened hy the strains Of your ever ay u
ties, of Ii t0 ing your M ID mig hit
work, Hop Buffers will most surely strengthen YOU
II you are suffering fIom over-eating or
drinking, any indiscreton or dissipation, OF
are young and growing too fast, as is often
the case,
cor If you are in the workshop on tho
farm. at the desk, ANYWHERE and feel
that your system needs cleansing, ton
ing, or stimulating, without intoxi-
eating, If 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 vigor"
If You are costive, or dyspeptic or suffer-
ing from any other OF the numerous dis
eases of the stomach or bowels, it is your
own fault If YOU remain i'll. II
you are wasting away with any form
of kiirey disease. stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for azure to Hop Bitters
If you are sick with that terrible sickness.
Nervousness, you will fni Balm in Gilead"
in Hop Bitters.
III you are frequenter, or a resident Of
miasmatic district, barrcade your sys.
TEN ag Iinst the scourge Of all countries
-Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and Inter-
-mittent Feyers by the use Hop Bitters,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01
Ohio Soathsrn Divides.

Ohio Soathsrn Dtviasou.
.',ln' A'r's from Jaes,cn and xsshasto c.H
Springfield kR
Time. Tina
No. Except Sunday. Sis n m Sxnn
NO. 8, except sunday ..i0:lO D. %. sIor- -
Ir.as Depart for Isekson and Washinst,p c.H
Springfield R.R
Time. Time
NO =, Except Sundayl......lI:s5 a. u, loapau
NO. =, except ounday).-.... 5:S5 D. m Sssn1
Eo-l, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Middle Diyision- ,vtI ~,
soild trains between Columbus and Peoria. Ma
$ Middle Diyision, vii. have q chair car frnm
Deeatur 70 Columbus, and sleeper from P. ooria -
Soiumbus, No. and 8, Middle Diyisio a vfII
nave through car which runs between Sandnshr
and Columbus. No. ), Middle Division. viii h.v.
ooair car fron iunbustc Decatur, and slsepaY
from Columbus to Peoria No. I will have = ehair
ear iIoIa Sandusky to Indianapolis via Springfield
NO. viii hsve chair IRON Iudisn auolis r.
oandusKy via Springfield. No. 3 ana 10 run
sond Ialns bttween Coiamb bus and KeDton No
ana :, ONO Division, run through chair, ears
oetween Cincinnati and san dusky
CloHc connection maJe az ali junction, and ,.v
Mlhai psints, Tor all the principal aities in the
United Staces. nv
For nIsps. folders, tickets rates and frr,hs, 4,
,"rn' alton address ID. II. ROCHE, Agt,, O. O. PAn
dssson, travelling Passenger Azt Spriusueio
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01
l. G fSEAT
PANHANDLE ROUTE I
r, e. & st. L. Railway.
LITTLE MIAMI DIVISION - SPRINoYrKrD
BRANCH

LlIb1 MIAMI DIVISION - SPRIN0YIRID
BRANCH.
0&ErRAE STANDARD TnB
Est LIE. Gin. Ae. W. Ex. Z Ex.
eofHe WEST No. i. No. IL. MOI. No. S.
Lv Springfield 6.t0am n .00am 4.Opm a45pn
Lv. Vel. SPRING. 20am liam 42Ipm sO9pn
Arrive Xenia.,-- Steam lI.Soan 4.45pm 9.35pm
Arr. Cincinnati. l0.3oan 2.sopm 70opm .........-
Art. Solambns--.. s.SOam 7.25pm 20pm
Fst lie. Col.Ac Ken. Ac Lin. Ey
come EAST No.4. No. IL. No. IL No. 8
Leave Louisville. 2 25am ........ ....... 3(h,m
Lv. Cincinnsti... 7S5am 2S0pm ......,. Z2spn
Arr. Colum bus. IL .40am 7.00pm ....... H. 2Opn
Arrive Xenia -.-. 100Gam 4.4Opm Il5pm a3SoU
Lv. Vel springs. l0:3iAm 5:5Opm 2OCJ lOc24nm
Arr. Springfield ..105ssm s:l5em 1s0,m iJ.5Opn
Train No. makes connections at Xeria for Co,
lnmbus, Washington C. H. and Chillicoths No.
II through train for all points South and West.
No. Western Express through train fc- Gin in.
natl, Louisville and all points South; Indian l1
lis, st. Louis and all points West; Logzns.art .nl
Chicago and all points NORTH and Northwest. ne.
Is through train for al POINTS East Ba.tSa Srs
Washington, PHILADELPHIA, 1Nv York, Bpr3n I'd
points in New England Staten. "a
Tickets and Baggage Cheekg and rsaiahls =
fornation, can be obtaibed ol the Com psaI~
agents, and at the ONCE Of The Conf EpsI.l al
this city. Particular fnfsrastken =
sosnsetssas. ksss1u 1870 AsssAss
: - IA No NC&
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01
A Lady's Wish.

"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear and
soft as yours" said lady to friend "You can
easily make ii 50 " answered the friend Howl,
inquired the tst lady.
''By using Hop Bitters that makes pure. rich
blood and blooming health. 1t did 1t Tor me ar
you observe.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01

BF None genuine without q bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all the
vile, poisonous stuff With "Hop" or "Hops"
in their name
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01

Remaining in the Springfield. Clark county,
Ohio, Postoffice, December 30, 1884.
DOMESTIC
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01

II you are frequenter, or a resiient Of
"A miasmatic district, barricade your sys.
tenn ag linst the scourge Of all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and Inter
-mittent Feyers by the use Hop Bitters,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01

If you are sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness, you will hnd Balm in Gilead'
in Hop Bitters.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-01

} IN Y. HINES. Ticket Assns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
Affairs ut Abilene

ABILENE, Feb. H. Special The
movement which has been on foot for
some time to organize military COM
pany in this city has terminated in COM
plete success, A well attended and en-
thusiastic meeting of the representative
ana entarprlsing tyoung men of the
city was held for the purpose at tho op.
ora-houSo on South Second street, We'd
nesday night, and company 10 be
known as the Frontier Guards was per-
manontly organized with Cant.
Lewis q. Wise, formerly com.
mander Of the Travis rifles of
Austin and distinP uished record in the
confederate army as cadet officer.
Wnen the name of tho company was
determined upon q large number OF
stalwart young voters came for-
ward and subscribed their
names as membets, and indicated
their intention TO do all in their power
to advance scOmpany and maintain
the martial fame of the state. Those
signing as members represent nearly
every pursuit In life, clerks, business
aud professional men, mechanics
and laborers, all coming for
ward and intermingling their
strength, together with the utmost am
ity and freedom. Other meetings will
be held In the near future To elect the
subordinate officers, and decide AS to
the color, general makeup and cost of
the uniform tn he worn. IL is thought
that the traditional and historical
gray OF the confederate army, the color
IN vogue at West Point, and which is i'm
fashionable favor in military circles all
over the United States, will be the color
selected Nearly forty members signed
the first night, but since then many who
were present and could not definitely
make up their minds and large num-
Der of the best young hoods of the city
who were not present have signitipd
their intention TO Join and IL Is conf
IDENTIFY claimed that ample material can
be found to raise the MEM
bership tn one hundred strong
Cant Wise is whole-souled and genial
gentleman and one of the most accom-
plished drill masters In the southwest.
lilo has gone into the laudible undertake
ing with old time Virginia vim,
perfect the orga izatlon 80 that
It will DO second to none In tho state in
point of appearance and proficiency
in marching and practical skill in the
handling of arms.
The sporting men ofthe city were all
called up to the Judgment bar of the
county court this week To answer
for their ways. There was a large dele
CATION aud suppressed discomfort was
marked on every countenance. The
performance of calling the bays mp IL of
~ riodical occurrences, and I'm answer TO
the propoundinps OF Judge Por-
tor, each and every one
promptly pleaded guilty aud was
assessed S25 aud cost, making the total
amount to the man S4S aud some cents.
1t has not been but short time since
the boys were called up and subjected
to heavy penalties.
object tho repeal OF the late
ordinance compelling the soiled
doves, who have long lived In luxurious
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
SIDEWALK NOTES.


Born to the wife of II. G. Bartner.
Thursday night, son weighing twelve
pounds.
a farmers team ran away on Elm
street yesterday afternoon, but werf
caught before any damage was done.
See that your calls are left for the sold
reliable" Siler's transfer, II you wan,
70 never miss train. Office Crane
Windsor hotel.
As chopped feed il better for stocL
than whole grain, those having the
burnt elevator wheat should take IL 10
Felton's mill and have It ground.
Lamar street Methodist church now
wOrships in the Cookrell block, corner
Main and Field streets, up stairs.
Services II a. m. and 7:S0 p. M, by the
pastor, Gen. l.. NJ. Lewis.
The Sa bath school of Floyd street
M. ". Church South has grown almost
uuprecodently within the past few
weeks, about 200 scholars in actual at
tendance last Sunday; scarcely seating
capacity.
In speaking OF the mixed Jury in Jus-
tice Schuhls court the reporter was in
error In stating that the justice sum-
moned 1t. The reporter was informed
by Deputy Yearout that Justice Schulz
did IL, and that he was absent on ofiieial
business himself at the time; hence the
error.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15

The Proper Pronunciation of Dynamite In
Pittsburg,

AllNhuulEs
The other day, after having made a
careful examination of our edition OF
Worcester dated 1882 the latest issue),
and our copy OF Webster's unabridged
dated lSSlC a book in which we had all
confidence, and which heretofore has
never failed Us, we published to tho
world the face that thu word popularity
pronounced "dynamiten should be, ac-
cOrding to the best usage, pronounced
"dinamite.n Both the above works, as
we'll as the new "lmperial Dictionary"
an English work, agreeing in the matter,
we ielt that we occupied strong ground
In making the announcement.
But IL seems that our backing was not
as strong as We thought II was and so
we have been trippud up. And by
whom2 Not by any world known Or
thoepist, not by Knowles, not by a
Smart, not by Walker, not by Rich
ard Grant White, not even by Prof.
Burtt, but by a yokel, a pumpkin, n
yahoo from between the burrows on the
Washington county frontier, whom no
one would dream OF being picked up by
an orthoepy; by Col. Chill Hazard,
editor OF the Mononaghela Republican,
who referring TO our pronunciation OF the
word, says, In u late issue, that the
Leader had -" better 20 down the street
~ 4 blow ina dictionary. The proper
pronunciation OF the word is Dynamite
according TO the latest vintage of Web
ster ON Il bridge"
Well, it was awfully CALLING to be cor
rected Oy our rustic contemporary, but
nevertheless we went down street aud
discovered that Editor Hazard was
right, "Wenster's unabridged" dated
1884, without giving any reason FOR the
sudden flop, now gives the pronunciation
OF the word with the long sound of tho
"y," while Worcester and the "ImperiaW
still hold to the old style.--l From The
Plttsbuag Leader.
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RELIGIOUS.

Lamar Street NJ. j.. church. south,
Gen. l.. NJ. Lewis, D. D., pastor. Wor,
ships at an elegant hall over the whole.
sale drug store of Crowdus Il Co, cor
ner Main and Field streets. Entrance
either from Main or Commerce streets.
Preaching at II a, m. and 1880 d. M;
Sabbath-school At $3.50 a. m; PRAYER.
meeting every Wednesday evening at
! 80 Seats free. All are invited. espeo-
tally visitors to the city.
Floyd Street NJ. Il. church, south.
Rev. Weems Wootton, pastor. Preach
ing at II a. IN. and 1880 p. m. class meet
ing at 10 a. M; Sabbath school at 8 n
M; singing before and after Sabbath
school; Young Mems prayer-meetlng
tuesday az 1880 p. M; general PRAYER,
meeting Wednesday at 1880 D. m, A
cordial invitation Is extended 10 ali.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15

dissipation and wealth in snug man
SONS IN the eastern suburbs, to move
beyond the corporate limits. The peti-
tion was signed largely on the ground
that the places mentioned in city Of
tne size and commercial Importance
OF Abilene, were social and public neces-
sites. The signers quote Thomas Jeff
erson, the illustrious and immortal old
dominion statesman, to support them in
their views. But the highly-moral
ana sh sober-minded solons of
concur with them, and the
indications are that the petition will he
ignored by heavy majority, and the
undesirable and disagreeable element
VIII have to go. AS yet, however; no
permanent action has been taken i'm the
matter, and it will come up for discus-
sion at the next meeting.
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7Os ELM STREET.

complished young lady of that place, as
his bride. The HERALD extends its con.
gratul ations to. the happy pair to be,
and trusts their lives may DO full OF
sunshine and prosperity.
Rev. Weems Wootton, pastor of the
Floyd street Methodist Episcopal
church south, who has been sick sew
eral days, with catarrhal fever, has re-
covered, and will fill his pulpit to-day,
as usual.
V. d. Curtis, the Chicago lumber
prince, who has lately taken unto him
self u better half, one Of the Lake City's
fairest daughters, is in the city accom-
panied by his bride, and will make Dal-
las his future home.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall, business manager of
the HERALD, and late president of the
Texas Press association returned yes
terday from Galveston, whittier he
went TO attend the converting Of the as
ISOLATION held there this week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15

Following are messages remaining ON
hand at the Western Union telegraph
office, corner Elm and Lamar streets.
Parties can get them by calling from s
TO 10 a. M, and from tos p. IN: Field
a. Peak, American National Bank, Ann
Rush. Mccormack Il Gray, Rainwater Il
Stearn, Frank Wheat, X. b. Allen,
Tompkins' Implement IL Machine com,
pany, agent Texas Express com pany,
schneider * Davis, A. Q. Retire, Temp.
klns' Implement g. Machine company,
McEnnis Il Co., j. Il. Murphy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
AN AVALANCHE AT ALTA.
IN THE MOUNTAINS OF UTAH.
Sixteen People Lose Their Lives-Partial
List the Victims of the Billowy
"Beautiful" - Other Casu-
alties and Mishaps.


SALT LAKE, Feb. IA special from
Little Cottonwood says: At sl5
last night snow slide swept
through the mining camp of AHA
destroying three-iourth of the town.
killing sixteen persons, including five
chlldren. Particulars are promised to-
night. The following are the names of
those killed in the Alta snow slide:
JAMES WATSON.
S. WHITE.
JERRY REAGAN.
BARNEY GIBROW.
DAVID p. VAN.
TIM MADDEN.
FRED CULTMAN.
MRS. FORD and child,
MATTE HICKEY,
and four children of Ed, Ballon and two
Cinnamon.
ANNIHILArIoN AT ALTA.
The startling news was brought here
this evening that the town of Alta had
been nearly wiped ont by an avalanche.
III mas been showing for week,
The fall is twelve feet deep
ON the level, and it is sill
storming hard. Last night, soon after
. O'Clock, tremendous volume of snow
swept down over the Emma mine
works, doing no damage there,
except taking the smoke stack
along. Then it struck tie
town and crushed about three-fourths
of IT, but fortunately many
of the houses were deserted for the VIII.
ter. The place is built at the iDot
of the conVerging CLUTCHES and snow
sides nave lair mark. Tuck
er's boarding house was swep
away and his hotel crushed. The MAJ
lego works, including buildings and
tramways We're crushed. Two
men at this mine happened to
be in the DRIFT aud escaped
Injury. Stickley and fuckers and
Wdllace's stores were injured slightly.
Pope ~ simpsons drug store was
the only building that entirely
escaped a largo portion Of
the lost people were in the boarding.
house and the hotel. Twenty-eight in
dug out alive this morning.
The rest are undoubtedly dead.
Men from the City OF Rocks mine and
Evergreen have formed digging force
TO get out the bodies. Three had been
taken out AZ last accounts amid much
dlihcuity and in a heavy storm and
severe cold Timothy Madden was
not dead when brought out, but died
soon after. The bodies of James Wat
son and Mrs. John Ford were also taken
out quite dead. The following is the
correct list of those not vet recovered:
ANDREW 5. WHITE.
BARNEY GIBSON.
FRED COLLlNSON.
MATTE HICKEY.
CHARLES VOLk, (Chinamau).
BIG JIM (Chinaman).
JERRY REAGAN.
DAVID p. EVANS, and child of
Mrs. Ford and four children of Ed. Bal
lou.
n rescuing party starts from here in
the morning. IL is possible that some
OF the above may be- aliye, as on tor
mer occasion some wera found alive
after having been buried three days.
THE LOSS.
fuckers hotel $500.
Smiths Brewry 81 OO).
Vallogo mine $4,000.
Cases house $500.
O'Reilly's store, $500.
Daddy Pritz's" saloon, $500.
John Strickley, $500.
Jackson Jones, $500.
Other buildings, $500.
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splracy to stun the ballot box in the
second precinct of the eighteenth ward,
ana 10 alter the returns three weeks af-
ter. j. j. Sullivan swore that he nro-
cured the stereotype block of the regular
Republican ticket on the Eipbt
before the election, and printed there
from 5000 tickets with Brands name
substituted for Leman's, for state sena.
TOR. Ihis evening warrant was issued
!or oulllvan's arrest, charging him with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
GIN Attorney Newton Aonnittea.

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. l4.--[Special. l.
The cause celebre of Bolton VS.. Newton
was finished to-day. Alderman Bolton
opposed the appointment of S. G..
Newton as city attorney, on the groud
that he was in league with gamblers to
insure them immunity in their profess
sion, and had received a large bride for
the same. An investigation was con-
GUIDED this evening. United States
District Attorney, Evans represented the
G uncll' After a full hearing of the
evidence Newton was acquitted, Bolton
himself seconding the motion for dis
missal of the charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
An Important Arrest at San Anton,o

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. ID Especial. l.
Detectives from Houston this morning
arrested George Wyatt, colored, of Wal
ter county, and took him to Hampstead,
Wyatt was a member of the seven
teenth Texas legislature, and is said 10
be well off. The crime for which he was
arrested was, in conjunction with 9th.
ers, causing the great railway wreck on
the Texas Central near Hampstead
Waller county, last December, in which
so many persons were killed and
wounded. 1t is said to be clear case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-15
A DAYS NEWS FROM WACO
ATTEMPT TO BURN THIS LOOKUP.
The jail win be Furnished Win VOL
Water-An Advertising Operator
In Hock-The Arson Ar
rest Hangs Fire

WACO, Feb. H. lSpecial.l - About
midnight last night two policemen,
whose beats are near the city station
house or "lock-up," discovered smoke
issuing from the windows OF that build-
ing. Two prisoners confined in the
cells had obtained matches and fired
the bedding aud cell furniture. In five
minutes more the whole structu,a
would have been ablaZe and beyond
eNtlngulshment. The recorders office
and council chamber are in the SaIne
building, which would have entailed n
'oss OF several thousand dollars on the
sity. WV
Inc county commissioners, dissaiis.
ned with the service and prices of the
water company for water furnished nj
Inc Jail and courthouse, decided to dav
10 cut loose from the water company
ana erect water works" for the county.
Ihls'wlll be done by digging well In
the courthouse yard, erecting a pnmp
ana wind mill and have pipes run 10
the jail and courthouse, etlectinr a
saving OF $500 a year. The present city
council hos been DESTROYS ofdoing some
ming IN the same line, on bigger scale.
-, me man McCahe, arrested in Fort
worth last night and brought hore to-
DAY, was the operator Of an ADVERTISING
scheme. He had picture. aromn9
which he painted merchants cards. and
hung up the pictures i'm hotels. etc.
some OF his patrons hero say he swim
died them.
No arrests, for some unknown cause.
nave been made yet in tho case of al
legeq arson alluded to last in nights dis
patch.
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7os ELM STREET.

large and ligAt with high ceilings,
southern exposure. Its bedding and
springs are a No. !, and while Mr..
Thompson Keeps the table well up in
correspondence with tho rest of the es-
adjustment, his reduced rates of 81
per day makes the San Geronimo very
popular.
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Prof. Ray ChnrinrI.

Prof. Ray Charteris the elocutionist,
who welded tho daugh ter OF Mrs. Isa-
bella Hammond BELL Boyd here a
short time since, and who was run off
the premises by the irate nlother-in-law,
has turned up in Denisou. lie Joined I'm
with the religious element, and defraud-
ing tho people out OF u lot OF money,
skipped the town.
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Lsmpasns sprinrs.

AS the season advances all kinds of
business is improving here, and every.
thing IS more nourishing, particularly
our new hotel, the San Geronimo, which
II one OF the MOTT comfortable and
siogsnt,y furnished and best ventilated
HOUSES IN tne STAGE. II is convenient To
rooms Its occupant rooms are All
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Died.

Yesterday, at p. M, Katie, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Reichen-
stein, aged - months. The funeral will
take place this p. M. from the family
residence, 1900 Wood street. Tho friends
ana acquaintances of the family are ro-
spectfully invited to attend.
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The Trouble Mt sweetwa,er.

AblLENF, Feb. H. Special -
qua Woods and Neil Boyette have been
Aled at Sweetwater, charged with the
of Detective Warren.
tVai officials claim that they are at
NV Implicated. The excitement In
rSsown has greatly subsided. A de.
EE,u,hllent OF rangers Is expected there to
E,suer institute search. Tue ranger
wv, under Capt. Gillespie, which was
'apsI none in this part of the state, is now
\ Drown county, having been ordered
~OIe 70 CAPTURE fenCe cutters.
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Another steamer Probnblv Lost,

CHICAGO, Feb. l4-The Journals spe-
cial from Milwaukee says: "Nothing
has been heard from the missing pro-
peller Michigan and grave fears are en-
tertained In regard to her safety. Many
believe she went down with all on board
in the fearful gale of last Monday.
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Probably More rruo Than Poetic.

9AN ANTONIO, Feb. l4,-LSpscial. l.
are current tonight that tho
~ serious troubles In Dimmit county
i ion caused by the repreEensible ac-
,ss OF American rustlers and cattle
ISeu, 1t Is understood that very grave
cages will be preferred In Austin
ounty.