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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

Nsw YosS, May ls,-a Gen. Grant took 4
ride in a street car to-day, accompanied by
DR.. Douglas. Later tie General had .
short walk. He did not work today on
his book, but listened 10 Col. Fred Grant
reading proofs, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

Nn, MopRlsos has pulled out OF tho
S,D.torial race to get his second wind,
HI. scheme is to enter the race again Il he
r,p take a select batch OF Republicans
,lonp with him. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

po.,oy d 10 have a iruit exchange. A
,oSD that sells peaches at seyenty-iye
'sn,. SD. A dozen in the height Of tho season
us,,I, something Of that kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

rnv business men of louisville know
,.l,t they want and are not ashamed to
..E I'M Il. They want gambling TO go on
~ =, Ma general health Of trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

II CIeveIanl's backbone is in this col
,,,.S condition in the gentle month Of
T,, rhst will be It's state OF mind when
.bs % Melancholy dog days Gomez
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

Rror,tEE alASxlSo is having a hard
,;nsol It. There can be no relief for him
srtlb pulls down the bars and lets them
si.E t nm their heels in the pasture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

oRsBroSDESr asks whether "black
s,,,tural color" We are not sure that
~ noasrstaud the question. Black isthe
,S,epes n oil all color. It reflects no light.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
oid Teatat,en ReyisIon.

LONDON, May Is. COPIES ofthe revised
version Of the Old Testament were given
70 the newspapers at midnight last night
All the papers to-day contain oopious ex.
tracts from the work. Z ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

An Eylcted turner's Fearful Vengeance.
DrnLIS, May l5.-Much excitement has
been caused Throughout Galway and Rcs-
common counties by the action Of an
evicted farmer OF Ballinaslo, which, is situ-
ated In both counties. The farmer
had been put of his holdtre upon
circumstances which inGroassd his rage
the more be thought about the
affair. Finally he became des.
visited the balil' who had performed the
act Of eviction, and piled him with liquor
until the official was atone drunk. The
farmeT then took the helpless baliH, and
held him over the fire until the man was
fatally burned. Despite the barbarity Of
the farmer'sfeyenge he has the sympathy
Of a large number Of the poor farmers In
both counties. H2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
HOW Thsy 55yIle,g It.

PIrTsHuEaa, Mayl5. Secretary Martin,
ofthe 4malgamated Association, after a
careful study Of the manufacturers
scale, says the reduction Is more
lgYeePing than was a aFss suspected
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

rnv ,ublimest spectacle OF modern
ans. a@ Is Nj. Hendricks skipping over the
sauntry aM holding up his end OF the affairs
.tJata
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
Pn1NcEss nEArnLoE FIXED.
Mr.. Gladstone Says Hers IL n Genuine Love
Affair and the Last,

LONDON, May II. 5.-1athe House Of Com
mons Mr.. Gladstone moved and Sir Stat.
ford Nothcote seconded the granting an
annuity Of e6,OoO TO Princess Beatrice on
the occasion OF her forthcoming marriage,
Mr.. Iahouchere opposed tho motion. He
thought the Queen should provide the
annuity. The annuity was voted by SS77, ,
against IS.
Mr.. Gladstone, In moving the annuity,
urged the House to bear In mind that
Princess Beatrice was the last Of the
Queens children for whom "a demand Of
this kind could be made. "The marriage
Of Princess Beatrice continued the Prime
Minister, like all the previous marriages
in Her Msjesty's family, is based on gem
uine attachment The Government pro-:
poaed, Mr.. Gladstone said, to submit the
whole question OF the civil list and future
grants TO royalty 10 a Parliamentary COM
mittee at the next session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

sss.xrnH HA,sEssteats the Illinois House
=. though it we're his tOotstool. "
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WEAVER GETS THERE
Arrrn aRsAr rnInu1ArIosy.
Speaker nalne. Wants 70 Know who hs b.
bat Very Soon Knows alm-Bull.dO..
Ing Democrats Have TO Cave
In to the Rtpabiieans.

sPRiSoElELD, Ills, May l5.-The LCgis.
lature met in joint convention at $3.50 4.
NJ, and upon roll call iorty-nine Senators
and iss Representatives answered. A
motion was made to have Weaver seated,
but Speaker Haines would not recognize
lit as he said he had nothing to 60 upon
but the oral declaration Of the honorable
gentleman, and he could take no cog
nizance. Then long wrangle ensued,
dnring which different efforts were made
to lake vote for Senator. Before one was
taken, however, the Republican members
adjourned to the Senate chamber, leaving
the Speaker and House alone. The ques.
ton then arose as to whether It was then
a joint assembly or the regular House
session. This question was argued at
length ior the purpose of'killing time I'LL
l2 O'Clock, SO that the joint sess on would
again convene. Sittig Is not present, nor
Is Ruger. n
nIGHHSNDED NAMES.
A later dispatch describes the scenes at
thenorning session as follows: The first
two hours Of this mornings session Wit
messed one OF the most, tumuIluous scenes
ever enacted in the Legislative chamber.
Speaker Haines took the chair precisely
FAtis:S0, but 1t was aome minutes later
when the proceedings were opened.
Ruger and sittig were absent. As soon as
the gayel had fallen, Senator Mason de-
manded that Weaver, the newiy.elected
Representative, be admitted to seat in
the joint assembly. This was received
with tornado Of s'noes." Chairman
Haines, amidst roars OF applause Ironically
asked, "Who is this Weayer?" and
further suggested that 1t would be q good
thing II the joint assembly would see that
all It's legitimate members were present 6e-
fore discussing the admission OF outsiders.
Senator Mason roeifsrously demanded the
admission OF Weaver, and Haines just as
promptly decided the motion was out Of
order. The decision was appealed from,
the yeas and nays called and decision sus.
tanned, the Republicans declining TO vote.
Allthis time the nproar was sindescribable.
When the vote had been announced
,Hainea declared that ballot for Senator
Was in order. /.
E .f Tng REPUBLICANS LEAVE.
Again Mason, reinforced by Fuller, OBJ
jected. Itwas, he said, past 10 o'clock,
the regular hour for the meeting Of the
Senate and House, and therefore, as
matter OF fact, the joint assembly was dis
solved until noon. oopious extracts from
the proceedings OF the United States
Senate were quoted IN support OF his posi-
tion, but the occupants OF the seats on the
Democratic side shouted louder than ever
lor the roll call. In the midst OF the up
roar Lieutenant Governor Smith, mounted
seat, and in stentorian tones requested
the Republican Senators to Withdraw. .As
ono man they rose TO their feet and filed
out the Republican Representatives form-
ed double line of honor aud cheering
frantically as the Senators passed between.
The Democrats propose to prevent
;o;nt assembiS ;nsei,n;te,y @bsthas ths re
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:. ,ouiI says money to build wigwan
=. T" washington for the accOm&odadon OF
,ia,ng West Virginia braves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
The Afclllin Frontier.

NH
ST. Prrsnsnvne, May l5.-A dispatch
has been received ct the War Office from
general somaref, commaader oithe Rus.
sian foroes on the Afghan frontier, in
which Ss atates that the sariks are bitter
ly!opposed to the new frontier line, now
under discussion by the Russian and Eng
lish .Goyernments. The General ststes
that the reason given by the eariks for
their opposition IA The new frontier Is that
II gives the best Of the disputed land to
the Aghans. Immediately on the receipt
Of this; dispatch q cauneil Was held, andit
was decided 10 support the claims Of the
Sariks. Further pour parlers with Eng
land over this new hitch in the frontier
arrangements are now in order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

T.. Aha President is in doubt about his
Nav let him have Democratic conyeh-
!'oa Sa',, s,lIel. That will lift the veil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16
Ghs gnteIlisetrrtr

0aeS, So.. 20 and 81 Foarteenth street.
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villas Circular in Keeping with the 1nten.
n lions of the Naturalization.
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nIoH.HANDRD HAIaRs,

AIater dispatch describes the scenes at
the morning session as follows: The first
two hours OF this mornings session Wit
messed one OF the most; tumuIluous scenes
ever enacted in the legislative chamber.
Speaker Haines took the chair precisely
Fatis:so, but it was aome minutes later
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-16

SlIord Edmund Fitzmaurice, Under For.
eign Secretary, anHoancsd ID tho House
Of Commons this afternoon that Russia
hadnat yet sent any answer TO the English
proposals.. if5 n n lislftt ~ 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-16
A ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE CON-

A ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE CON-
n cerning the construction of new Steel
Steam Cruising Vessels for the United
States Navy,
Invitation is hereby extended to all engin-
GERS and mechanics of established reputa-
tlon, and all reputable manufacturers OF
vessels, steam. engines, boilers, or ordnance,
having or controlling regular establish
ments. and being engaged in the business,
all officers of the NAVY, and especially al
ordnance officers of the Navy, having plans,
models, or designs of any vessels, or of any
part thereof, OF the classes authorized by the
naval appropriation act OF March B.. 1885, to
submit such plans, models and designs TO
the Secretary ofthe Navy.
The vessels authorized to be constructed
are two cruisers Ofnot less than three thou
sand nor more than five thousand tons dis
placement, costing, exclusive of armament,
not more than one million one hun
dred thousands dollars each; one heavily
armed gunboat of about sixteen hundred
tous displacement, costing, exclusive OF
armament, not more than FIVE hundred and
twenty thousand dollars; and one light gun
boat OF about eight hundred tons displace-
ment, costing, exclusive of armament, not
more than two hundred and seventy-hve
thousand dollars.
These vessels are to DO constructed on the
best and most modern design, having the
highest attalnable speed, and In the manner
and conformity to the conditions and limita-
lions provided for the construction of the
new cruisers In the acts of August ., 1852, and
of March g. 1888, except SO far as said acts
provide for and define the duties of Naval
Advisory Board.
Said plans, models aud designs should be
submitted within the period of sixty days
after May Il 1885, and should be transmit
ted TO the Navy Department, Washington,
d. c. Should any such plan, model or de-
sign be adopted or used, liberal compensa-
tiOn will be paid therefor.
The Department Will, upon application,
forward copies of so much of the naval APP
preparation acts as relates TO said vessels,
and will answer all letters of inquiry and
furnish all desired information on the sub
ject. WILLIAM G. WHITNEY,
Secretary of tee Navy.
Navy Department, Washington, May s, 1885.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-16
sIDEM Ain NOT Es,

Help the Library.
Buy tickets for the library concert,
Wear Hawkes. patent eye glasses.
The whole earth for 50o., at Erb,s'
Fine watch repairing specially by
+. AUSTIN.
Orr's buggles are selling fast, T9V
Main street.
Ladies, misses and childrens spring
heel slippers at Leon Kahn's.
S2s Main street. All kinds Of fruits
and vegetables at a. E. Bouche's.
Bouche keeps all kinds of cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Great bargains in diamonds and fine
iewelry for few days at 6l2 Main
street. Il. AUSTIN
Call and see the Home Comfort screen
at Henry CARROTS, SOB Main street, only
cost you sl.50.
To have your watches, clocks and jew
elry repaired go to l.. E. Curtis, corner
Main and Poydras streets.
Depot for Hawkes. spectacles in Dali
las is at Eisenlohr Bros. IL Schneider
druggists and German opticians.
One thousand tons of hav, loose or
baled at low figures by j. W. Sanders,
East Dallas. Telephone No. 260.
Elegant new stock Of jewelry just ro-
ceived. Corner Main and Poydras
streets. L. E. CURTIS, jeweler.
Grand concert at the opera hous e,
Thursday night for the benefit of the
public library and free reading room.
The finest assortment of spectacles
and eye glasses in the citv, Corner
Main and Poydras streets. L. Il. CURTIS,
jeweler.
P. p. p. will cure all diseases of chick
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds.
Sold at % cents per package by, George
T. Atkins, Dallas.
Pullman hotel cars to st. Louis
through the Indian Territory, leaving
brick depot 1880 every nignt. Berths
reserved at sos Main street.
Greatest bargains ever offered flor a
few days. in ladies' and gents gonG
watches and chains. L. AUSTIN,
6l2 Main street.
Remember, tho Home Comfort Win
dow Screen covers the entire window,
with Garrett's Burglar Alarm attached.
Made and sold by Henry Garrett.
Solid trains to st. Louis via the Mis-
souri, Pacific, leaving brick depot 1880
every night. No change of cars or
midnightlay-Over by this route.
Take the new Pullman Buffet Sleeper
leaving $40 every morning for st. Louis
via the Texas q Pacific and Iron
Mountain route, and enjoy "solid COM
fort"
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of privileges for sale at the Shady
View Park on the 4th Of July. A small
fortune awaits somebody. Ses the adj
vertisement on 5th page, and go to see
Erb under the st. George Hotel.
The weekly arrivals of the latest de-
signs of millinery at Mrs. Chestnuts,
6l2 Elm street, is being appreciated by
the ladies Of Dallas, and Der last re-
ceipts OF hats, bonnets, ribbons aud
trimmings exceed anything in richness
and elegant appearance that has been
received hitherto.
The effect OF Hawkes. crystalized len
Sos upon the organs of vision Is simply
wonderful, as there are several prOmi-
nent gentlemen in the Land Office,
whose sight has been restored by their
use, and hundreds of similar cases
throughout the United States can be re-
terred to- Austin Statesman.
For sale III Dallas only by Eisenlohr
Bros. ~ Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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POISON

/ am coppersmlth by trade, and during
series OF years my arms (being bare when
at work. have absorbed wonderful amount
of metal poison. Having scrofulous ten.
dency nom my youth, the small particles OF
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison was conveyed
into my blood TIL my Whole system became
dies of mercury and iodlde potassium. SAL
ivation followed, my teeth are all loose In
my head, my digestive organs deranged, and
l have been helpless In bed for over year
with mercurlal rheumatism. My Joints
were all swollen, and l lost the use of my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
infant.
My sufferings became 80 Intense that IL
was impossible for me 10 rest. The doctors
advised me TO 20 to the city hospital for
treatment. This could not bear. A friend,
who proved q friend Indeed, urged me TO try
Swlft's Specific, believing II would cure me,
Others discouraged me, but l secured n few
bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot
Ties. The first effect of the medicine was 20
bring the poison TO the surface, and broke
out all over In running sores They soon
disappeared, and my skin cleared on, My
knees, which had become twice their natu.
raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple as OF yore. My arms and hands
are all right again ana can use them without
pain.The entire disease has left ali parts of the
body save two ulcers ON my wrists, which
are healing rapidly am weak nom long
confinement, but l have the use fall my
limbs. The medicine In bringing me out OF
the greatest trial OF my life, and cannot
md words sufii clei itoexprcss my appreciR.
ton OF Its virtues an 1.-THE gratitude feel
that ever heard q
Augusta, Ga. Jan
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Celebration of Emancipation.

The oolored people of Dallas County
and other counties and cities of the
State will celebrate tho 10th anniversary
of their emancipation proclamation at
Barretts park, corner Of San Jacinto
and Boyle streets, Friday, June 10. The
orators OF the day are Rev. $. Town
sell, s. n. Smothors, Rev. j. III. Arm
strong, Rev. S. d. Russell, Rev. ii. s.
Howell, Melvin Wade. The Emancipa-
ton Proclamation will be road by Il. D..
Stokes, A. B. Welcome address by Rev.
]. IL. Jones. The line OF march COM
menoing at st. Paul Church, In String
town, will proceed down Ross avenue To
Sycamore; from Sycamore down Elm
TO Jefferson; from Jefferson to Main; up
Main to Howard; up Howard to Boil;
from Boil 10 tho park.
Floats will be in full rig, showing the
advancement OF tho colored people from
1865 to 1885. From 500 to 1000 horsemen
are expected in line Of march. There
will be three bands Of music. There
will be large excursion from Fort
Worth and other cities. G. w. Haw-
kins, grand marshal; 3. Seven, Alfred
Barley, J. Il. Brooks, ii. Starks, l.. l..
McShan, j. j, Jones, marshals Of the
day. Melvin Wade, Rev. A. Stokes,
George Eubands, ]. II. Hamilton, A
Cannard, committee on arrangements.
DIR. II, Stokes, Henry Stokes, George
Freedlander, committee on programme
j. w. Ray, president; V. III. II, Swan,
secretary. No entrance fee will be
charged
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Personal,


NJ. Moses, of st. Louis, is in the city.
Hon. w. j. Gavin, Of Marshall, is in
the city.
Captain G. M. Wheat is confined to
bis bed by illness.
Ota Cantrell and Ed Williams, Of
Waxahachie, were in the city yesterday.
j. M. Mccormick has returned, from
Tyler, whittier he went On legal bust
ness.
Judge Foster and wife, Of Wichita
Falls, were in the city yesterday shop
ping.
Miss Ada Williams, daughter of Col
onel w. l.. Williams, arrived home Sat-
urday from Columbia, Tennessee, where
she has been attending college.
Married--On Friday evening at the
BRIDES parents by Rev. r. It. Hanks
Mr.. William I'll. Moore and Matte Maui,
all OF West Commerce street, City and
County of Dallas.
Messrs. j. Roberts, Fred Fletcher,
John K. Hooper, and Sammie Morgan,
left Saturday evening for fish and
hunt IN Paio Pinto County. Lots OF
game and fish IS expected when they re-
Turn.
Mr.. Edward Rano took unto himself
helpmeet yesterday afternoon. Miss
Ella Bell promised to fill that Office for
him. The VOWS were plighted before
Rev. r. I. Hanks at the home OF MIR.
Gerard, in North Dallas.
Miss Lula May, daughter Of Mr.. s. L.
May, accompanied by her charming
friend, Miss Belle Miller, of Memphis,
Tennessee, arrived home Sunday even
ing from &iss Higby's School, Mem
phis. Miss Miller will make our city
visit.
Mr.. w. a. Correll, formerly general
agent of the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa Fe
Railroad, has been appointed agent of
tho Joliet Steel Company, of Chicago.
Their steel rails, etc, have acquired q
national reputation. His headquarters
will be in Dallas. Mr.. Correli is vet
erau railroader and is up on rails.
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NORTHUMBERLAND l
Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph albums at Paul Il. Erb's
The Cotton Casen.

The cotton cases were called up again
yesterday morning in the District
Court, and owing to the fact that Judge
Wright had to so to Paris on legal bust
ness, and Colonel w. l. Crawford to
Kaufman to defend Willis Adams,
charged with the murder of Mike
Burns, the cases against Joe Johnston
were continued over until the next
term OF the court. The cases against
G. G.. Wright were called, when tho
county attorney dismissed them. This
settles the matter as TO Mr.. Wright, and
his many friends will be glad that he
no longer rests under the chare OF being
implicated in any way.
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In reply to interrogatories sent out
MIR. William l.. Hill, secretary Of the
Merchants Exchange, has heard from
Is counties surrounding Dallas. In 70.
spouse TO the question, "Has any cotton
died and from what csuseS" 60 per cent.
complain OF worms, lice and too much
rain. The worst reports came from
Grapevine, Bedford, Duck Creek and
Mckinney. But little damage has re-
suited from these pests In Dallas
Coun y. The following are the ques-
tions propounded, viz:
Have planters finished chopplng outS
One-third have, two-thirds have not.
Is the stand goodf Yes,
Has any cotton land been turned outH
Mono.
IL the crop al forward az usual at this
time? Ten days late.
Has any cotton died, and from what
causef Sixty per cent. complain Of
lice aud worms; 40 por cent. o. X.
Is there pleny OF laborf Yes.
How are the grain crops now? Fine.
Is harvesting generalf Yes.
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Hawkes. spectacles-try them.
Rnlh Hnrrlnrs

Sunday night about II o'clock bur-
glar, during the absence of Mr.. w. Il.
Murdoch from home, essayed to enter
his residence, No. 1925 Commerce lstreet,
but was frightened away. Mr.. Murdoch
arrived soon afterward, and learning
the facts from his wife, notified Deteo-
Duncan, whoput his blood hounds on
the trail OF the burglar and chased him
into the river bottom, three miles south
OF the city, when, owing to the dark
ness, the dogs were called of and the
chase abandoned.
Thieves visited the premises of Mr..
WEIGH, on Germauia street, the same
night and stole all his peaches.
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The only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Putts.
The COurtg.
CITY COURT.

CITY COUNT
City VS., George Russell, intoxicated
fined 80.
City VS.. A. McMunn, intoxicated; dis
missed.
City VS.. Joe Forsythe, intoxicated
continued.
CITY VS.. Charley Baxden, obstructing
sidewalk; dismissed.
City VS.. Jim Rainey, obstructing side
walk; fined 81.
City VS.. W. F. Johnson, vulgar lang.
uage; dismissed.
City VS.. w. D. Mitchell, vulgar lang
uage; fined 81 and appealed.
City VS.. William Robinson, fighting;
fined 80.
City VS.. W. A. Mckinney, refusing TO
pay hack hire; dismissed.
City VS.. j. 4. Morgan, lighting; fined
50.
City VS.. A. b. Glassberg, fast driving:
fined 80,
City VS.. G. II. s, Dake, leaving team
unguarded; continued.
City VS.. Dave Phillips, vagrancy; dis
missed.
City VS.. Dave Rich, vagrancy; dis
missed,
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
Charles Zunrum, disturbing the peace !;
81.
W. r. Oliver, malicious mischief; So.
John Roland, attempt to rape; bound
over TO the District Court in the sum Of
81 900, in default of which he was sent to
Jail.
COUNTY COURT.
Claudio Lee, adultery; fined 500 and
cost.
A number of civil cases OF minor im-
portance were tried.
DISTRICT COURT.
The case of tho State VS., Maurice
Lane, charged with the theft of hogs,
was continued.
Howard Montressor, convicted of rape,
motion for new trial overruled.
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In few days the names Of those who
will sell the Dallas beer in this city and
elsewhere will be published in THE
DALLAS HERALD. In this connection it
will not be deemed inappropriate to say
that the beer, although new, has met
with the most cordial approval by all
those who have given 1t trial. We
assure our friends that the beer will
never deteriorate in quality, but will
improve day by day as healthy and
health-restoring beverage.
WAGGENHAUsER BREWING ASsoCIA-
SION