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snatcned from The GRAVE

Mrs. Sarah r. Turner and her motbor n.
I, u. bryan, for nineteen years resjderitns n
humhoit, Tenn, make the followina' ~ o.
mems as To the merits of Swift,s slaN'
Mrs. turner's case is well known 3PeVUlne
community. She says: III tnat
II was afflicted for two or three vaov, ,,.,.,
Eczema and Erys ipelas combined M, n WIZ
system was broken down, my strenStb LUZ LUZ
appetite gone aud became as helniess t una
,hild, being lifted from place 10 nlaee - T., ~
friends. | was treated by tine bett MI ve ~ ny
IN the community with Iodide of potssb an ~ |.
the O'her usual remedies for such caeas "uq
was gwen up TO die by my friends. NV on. !
ieringS were beyond description, and / i bas
lost all hope of recovery. Last Jonnastn, sq =
was induced to try Swilt's Specldc ba,SI l
received n pamphlet from the comnenr' *
failing its merits. The first half dozen b "
tles had the effect o bring back hone IN ~
heart' and the thought OF being wen oga,y
brought JOY and gladness TO the honseboid
nave taken altogether2 bottles. The soro.
nave an healed up and Disappeared. ny.
strength mas returned, and | am abie In ~
all KINDS OF house-wOrk. SWIFT Sppcl6c y
honestly ,OeileNe, snatched me from IL
grave ana do not know how to be rraiefnI
enough for my recover s''''eiui
MRS. SAPAH Il. TURNER.
know that S. s. $. S. has saved NV dar,
ters lie. She was the most wretched loos.
ing object that / ever saw when She corn.
menced taking II, being perfectly helplesS i
thank Goo that we ever heard oft. h saw,
NY 'hliu' MRS. p. l.. BRYAN,
treatise on Blood and Skin Disease naIlad
lIee' The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta ia
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HOPEl

A young man named John Nava. :,
near mere, had an eating cancer on a. nvhl
which mad eaten away his nose, par ais iaos
wss eo o t extended up nearly his eya
had ever seen. His throat finally he's bacs .lhati
vowed 10 such an extent that he conIJ 70 y.
swallow liqul food. After usins ~ only
remedies Sa without checking the raya ss
broken down, he vas confined IN bis "a we
thogght II TO only be question OF tiSn oeu an4
his death from the cancer. / pnt ih, ille abou
swlirs Specific as last resort, and ba On on y
health improved at once, ana rat SeneIl
throat got well; the ravages of tba b
were soon stopped; IL began to heal o uancx
the edges, and after few months iro aattouht
% Sona i, y + y, ne has gotten entirely we'll R
his general health is excellent. His ~, and
Is wonderful. NJ. +. CRUiLsY, NJ eGnpVe1
Ogtethorna n.
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Genuine Six summer old o. Il. O.,
cWlor " Risky Ia only kept at the Nor.
,hants' Exchange bar, corner Lamar
nd Commerce streets. Tho established
equation of tbis whisky speaks for
tself In every attribute of purity aud
xceiIonco II n incontrov artably supo-
Tor 10 any other distillation In Ken
pcky.
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PROFESSIONAL


PROFESSIONAL.
II. Attornoy-ht-Law,
c,uo..,..,, Abilene, Texas.
ences-Bradstreets C6mmereisi Agency
a .. SMITH,
- Attorney-at-Law.
Special attention given 10 commercial law
ana Investigation OF land titles
I L, MONTGOMERY,
Cs County Attorney Baylor CountyO
Attorhey-At-Ihw and Real Estate Agent,
Seymour Texas
~ NJ. EDWARDS,
| w Attorney and Counscil or-at-Law,
uV Lamar street,
------------ Dallas, Texas
nocToR RANso8,
After taking thorough course OF instrnc.
ton at the Eye IuhrmRry In New York. az.
sTrs 70 treat Ilseasts Of the eye, and females
specially, Address, WORKMAN, Texas.
I HALL BELL. ND.
Os Residence "a Pearl gfroat
Once in rear OF Nurdack & Ra,5 5SSiSSI,
orus Store. Telephone ~ ofice and residence.
A RTHUR NJ. MILLER,
n Atorpey-At-Law,
- ----- Wichita Falls, Texas.
| EHESEUTT & MELBURNE.
~ Attorneys-at-L and Land Agents.
Henrietta, Texas.
J. q. CHEsNuqr. r. ID. wELnoRNE.
| II 8. BElI., County Attorney
- Atorney-at-law and Land Agent,
balrd, Callahan County, Texas,
w. B'Se,e' WRIGHT ,,a
No. MS Main street mn ', sts,re ySSbo
IA Attornoys-at-Law,
once In Federal court building. wesi ada
public square. WIN practice In ths state and
Fedorh courts.
John ". DOkEMUs,
~ Attorney-at-Lav and Land Agent,
Commercial practice solicited. = '''"' A'A"-'
CARswELL 4 FULLER,
~ AttorR0ys-Nt-LAw,
r, n, ,,. Decatur, TexnE,
", n, OAhsMhLI, FULLY A. FULLER.
ITALIA PATTON,
IL Attorneys-nt-Law asd Land AeAnts. |
Avarado, johnson County, Texaa, |
NJ. Hll, N. III sparks.
NELL a YOUNG,
IN Attsrneys-at-Law,
- =, stephenville, Erath County, Texas.
III. II, NELL ITr YOu,ss |
A BERNATHY BROS.
IA Attornoys-at-LAv,
q, - , Mckinney, Texas.
y N. AsEhAAEh1, NJ, @, AsEENArHY'
I INDsLEY 4 BRADFORD.
A Attorneys and Couneoilora M In,-.
7So Main Street (Llndsley huildingl. Dniiaa
Texas. Give special attention 10 cotnnereiei
and corporation law In State and FodsrSi
courts. '' 'NN0A"'
4 AkrER a WRIUhTy
" Attorneys-at-IaN,
san Angela, Tom Green County. Texaa
pooNE 4 SCARBoRoUau.
D Lawyers, Land aud CaIlectirx Asart.
JOSEPH BOONE. J,B. suARnoRoueJf'
Notary Public
LIZ Attorncy-at-Law and Banker.
Seymour, Baylor County Taxaa
Exchanee bought and sold on eli Inc prin.
9 COLEMAN,
Do Attorney-At-LAw,
Colorado City, ToxAs
Colections promptly attended 10
CRAWFORD q CRAWFORD.
" Attorneys-at-Lav.
\. Onioe No. tn Main N.
u oaAFFsxpI - W. Il CsIwFoRn {
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Pure and Effective Hale Dressing.
Cocoaine, \ compound of cocoanut oil,
oehuuhos the hair and Is sure TO allav
Al itching and irritation OF the scalp.
me superiority of Burnett's Flavor.
purity and strength. f'''NO'
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The Colonnade Hotel, Deniaon, ToKns.
Mr.. j. IA. Brown, formerly OF Binkley
house, Sherman, has taken charge Of
THIS house with the Wow of making a
second 70 none IN the state. Ii is the
most comfortable and elegantly fur.
nished hotel In the city, and is situated
IN the central part convenient TO bust.
ness. Mr.. Writ Brown, his efficient
clerk, has charge Of the office, where tbs
closest attention viii be given TO thS
wants and comforts of the guests.
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Inc gentleman VINO desires drink Of
someihing hne, that win reiuvenats
Without producing any bad affect. =
ngar' on Z may be TO indulge In qnie;
came OF billiards or pool, and withsl
'ourtoous treatment, win find the same
y the luti saloon, opposite Oliver a
.rigg's bank. Ellie Thompson, pro
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MEDICINES.

DE- a aHG 81 Ne DEv!AuA, uF Franz.
70 sell his never-failing remedv ~ Teys
Connubial Restorative or Vital, sM.an,ursS
affected with nervous debility. ioss eF Al
hood and all kindred diseases, shon,S4l :. MAJ
ea0ss re ms ms Grsnar from which to learn a.
al once procure from as, or thro,,1'iui thsc
your druggist or by express, the nevsrl us, uS b
remedy. CRoWpUs a n a, NIer-lsilinS,
wholesale Druggists, Dallas. MN,
ny retail at Howell Bros. aud ], T., WA
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Health and beauty can be obtained
ana retained by the use of Dr. Drom-
coolies English Female Bitters, nower-
tul iron and vegetable tonic.
Constipation Is . disease maker, and
me most successful remedy is Bailey's
Saline Apurient. 30 cents.
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In the sbsenco of suitable materials
rthe time 10 prepare IL, people often
o without n dressing for salads, Buy
iurkeo's Dressing and you viii never
rouble yourself 20 make another.
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Do not suffer from sick headache q
loment longer. II In not necessary.
arter's Little Liver Pills will cure ycu.
lose ono little pill All druggist sell
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DERsoNAL--wEAK AND UNDEyrt
OPEn PARTS OF tho HUMAN Holy
Enlarged, developed and Strengthened. etc'
San Interesting advertisement long min In
ur paper. In reply toinqulrles, we will say
nat there u no evidence OF hnmbug about
bis. On tho contrary, the advertisers are
cry h,ghlv indorsed Interested persons ma Y
get sealed circulars, giving all particulars. hy
sddressing Erie Medical 90. p. q. Dox kis.
snna.o, N. r.-iIolcdo Evening Bes. MA .
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, srouKs AND BoNDs.

NEW YORK, March e.-Money lGflk; clos
exchange, b. b., quiet, 1895; sight, 49,
Closed at the following nriceg hid.
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Beware OF COunicrlelts!
GILES LIVINEST I0lIDE AMMONIA
ne spSd'h 'ud E'H Certain Esi,n, on n, cloO.
ALL FAMILIES USE IJr.
Weal Back, Enlarged Joints, Paralvai,.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dipthoris.
Sclatica, Prolapsus Uterl
Female MOalSRess.

sclatica, Prolapsus Uteri,
Female Weakness.
Tho best and only certalE remedy 70 70.
ueve pain oiall kinds, no matter ofhow long
sRndlng, Instant relief guaranteed cripples.
swollen Joints, Varlcose Veins, Sites 81 In.
ssets or sick Headache, No oil or grease. N
clean and sweet; win not soil.
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Bricht's
nisehse, Diabetes IncOntinence of Urine
Is the only llnlmcnt In the world possessInp
alterouNe powers. Can he taken / ternRlly.
Dysentery. '''''
Sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, sbc.
Write DR., GILES, Box siS9 N. v. 20, who
Viii give advice on all diseases free ofcharce.
eounterieits. The genuine has tho name
blown m the glass and fao simile OF dlaeoyer.
ers hrnnture over each cork
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Cancer for MAN. w.

TIPToNvlLLE, Tenn, Oct. 70, lSSi-eon,.
proud 10 In NY -. ~ !. cite
form you EixssSs- %E3 - ~ ~Nk31fi,as cured
that Swlfts Nv, ~ Nh W ~ ss] my cancer,
very bad one. / am 1n 6ns i hdui u wa
better 10: twenty years. have gaineS MOI
ty-hVe pounds since l commencedu wen wen
SWIFT's SPECIFIC.-- u, s.. m ,.aklns
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Missouri Pacific.
Texas Trunk,

GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and Express leaves e. 800 z. n,
GOING NORTH.
No. mail and Express, arrives. .ll;OO A. M,
Trains and run daily, SUNDAYS excepted'
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AD1msvLlE. GA. May2 1874

This tnmous Remedy foI Con-
s'lpaiion, Dyspepsia, Indigcs.
ton, Liver Complaint, and ali
Liver Diseases, has been IN
constant use by the public Tor
ATTY years, and Is more popular
to-day than ever before. Buy
nono but NJ. A, Thedrori a Co.'s
original ana genuine, manufac- |
'nred by the Chattanooga Nlcdi. |
enc Co" ne Chattanooga, Tonn.
Livery package enclosed In Ycl.
low Wrapper.
TRIAL packaga by mail. fifteen
cents
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induigenees or Exposures

o,r,,n ~ iseli-evldent that physician psyin9
-, ~ ~ attention tOa class Of cases ttiainf
eel hAiil, and physicians IN regular pfaetiaa
, ssSn.t tle country knowing this, freguenfN
sSovliliend cases TO the oldest 0Uce in AmsrE
~ ehd the proved good remodel ~ ~
49, $50 a s countries are used whole hp1se M
sSii X, ounce purposes, and an are treated witA
-. ~ respectful manner; and, Knowing
NnAl 70 co no experiments arc made. In ~
ssant oI the great number applying, md
snafHes are Kept low, often lower than Is ~
M.nleu " diners. II you secure tie skIil ana
Eethspecdy and perfect life cure. maj l. nj
tnIpH prta' matter, PamDhiet &c pages, SEMI
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GuIf, Colorado a. Santa n,

NO ll-Mall and Express arrives. l;l0 A. M.
TO 10 IS-Mlxed arrives. .,.,..;...;.. $40 A. NJ
No Email and EX, (sOuth) de-
parts 80. ;.:........; ............ $3.50 A. M.
NO lA-MiTed Isouthl DEPARTS. 1880 p. M.
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TRAINS PASS DALLAg.
GOING EAST n. & p. DEPOT.
no. 5C4, -, Louis Express ......,.. $40 a. IA
Leaves Union Depot ........ g.i6 A "a
no. l5l. san Antonio Exp. afrlyeg lO.8 p M
No Wv New Orleans Passenger. .S.iO p. NJ
no w. leaves Union Depot .... S.21 y. NJ
- GOING WEST UNION DEPOT,
10. VI, California Express, arr. g,lb y. NJ
20 oVli Caliiorna Express, rvs -. .B;35 P. M
leave L. & P,daput. ....,... B,AS = M
NO 10, Local Passenger, arr 49,. li.55 A. Nj
no UO, Local. Passenger, PvB...... l2:l5 p, M
Leaves L. & /. deVOt .. zoos y ~
NO. lb5, San Antonio Express, Ives
l. " L. DepOt..........,......... b.65 A NJ
nos. DO and 80 run between Fort Worth
ana New Orleans daily. Nos I5l
ana lb3 connect at Fort Worth with trains tc
ana nom Colorado. Nos. 9gi, 9OI and M
take meals ~ the Union depot. WV
ROuhle daily trains to Ns,s Orlaans
me ieNas Y Pacific IL ITO miles the short.
est route To New Orleans
Solid trains III Paso 70 50. Louis, Also NAL
lhS 20 san Antonio, etc, Fast time 1rgt-claa IA
equipment, sure connection,
see tnat YOUR ticket reads VIA tho Texas a
Pacific halfway. N'A'9 -
For maps, time tables, tioltets. raies and oil
required information, call ON or address
10. Z, TURNER
FloKet Agent, bN Main Street. Dallas Tar
II. =. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston. Ts,as
No., n Is. W. MCCULLOUGH.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Galyeston Iiay
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Gaiveston Tevss
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THAI; STANDARD
ESDE7
Fifty YEARS

NJ. A. Thedfori n Co.'s Liver l
Medicine or Rnok Oraughi Is
manufactured at Chattanooga, :
Tenn, by the Identical recipe (
used by DIR. A. q. Simmons, In
:ho manufacture of his Liver l
Medicine, as early as 1880, at his
nome near Chattanooga. J
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ToNE-Closed; New York, steady; New Or.
cans, steady Liverpool, dulr Galveston,
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PaIman Seepers Colorado, Fort Worth
and Dallas TO New Orleans without change,
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q Tins This This / Las
Day Week Season SeasC
PORTS.

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
.Exports this week: Great Britain, 62li:
france, t6li; Continent, 1898. stock nj all
United States ports, this day, 777,b0i; this
Day last year, S056.l.
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COTTON.


ToNE-Clossd New ork, steady; New or.
leans, steody; Galveston, dull; Liverpool,
COTTON srArrvryr
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GO N SUI NJ pTION,
BalleYs sALlRe APEGiENr

CuresAcid Stomach, Sick Stomach,
Constipation, BiliousnesS, COstive-
ness. indigestion, Heartburn,
Headache, Water brash.
sold BY al! dealers for 50 cents. Z
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Houstop 8 Texae Central.
Texas 3 Pacific.

IcbFt9 T, q 7. UenOt -. .......... b,5l a, M :.
Nos. 3o5 and 3O8 New Orleans Express) run
between Forth Worth aud Marshall daily.
Nos. 800, s0l snd 26 take meals at THE Union
Depot Nos. ISL and l63 connect at ~. Worth
with trains to ana from Colorado CITY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

to,s: 'Oung man in Colusa county, Cali
boa 4' snot himself about year ago
Young woman refused to
f.l nlm. The girl said he was a
4. ,'' The boy recovered. The other
co.,. '"e girl committed suicide be-
Tho 'le boy refused to have her.
bows '0'ia changes and so do girls and
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

00i W. l.. Trenholm, who sue
y c'euea Judge Thomas as Civil Service
commissioner, took the oath of office,
'lu with the two other Commissioners
r., eu on the President. Mr.. Edger-
:: / was chosen President Of the Com
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

Aooo oooIN PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. Send
WIilH Iijtltus cents postage, and by mail you
WLuU, UU will get FREE package of goods OF
laroe value that will start you In work tha viii al
once bring you in more money faster than anytning
u;th zach hoy Agents wanted everywhere. of either
sex of all ages for all the time or spare time only
to work for us at their own homes Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured. Don oeiay' n
HALLETr Co., Portland, Maiue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

.ne agreement providing for the
'''lprocal crossing of the international
OVunaary :. line by troops Of the United
- s'a'es and Mexico in pursuit of hos
:. ae Indians, has been extended until
November, l, 1886.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

The veteran organizations of the
country intend erecting a bronze
monument to General Mcclellan at
Washington.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

The Roumanian Government has
expelled dozen eminent Jewish edi-
tors from that country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

At recent meeting of the Land
League in Philadelphia $4,000 was
subscribed to aid Mr.. Parnell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

Out Of "a force of 5000 men in the
Hooking Valley not more than 200
are employed, and the strike is still
Spreading.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20
oates OF SUBSCRIPTION TO WEEKLY WORLD

Ferd. Ward was put at fling cast
ings on his arrival at Sing Sing. His
health has given way already.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

A mob Of 200 men stoned batta-
non Of soldiers in Limerick, Ireland.
lhe disturbance threatened to be-
come serious. A strong police force
ml nao to be called out to quell the rioters.
'nree soldiers were badly wounded.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

A seat in the New YORK Stock Ex-
change has been sold for $34, 900. The
highest price ever paid.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-20

Stead, of the Pail Mall Gazette,
.aS oeen sentenced to Imprisonment
i0f three months, Rebecca Jarret six
mo'1hS-all without hard labor-and
!, louise B. Morrey six months with
hard labor.
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Treasurer's Notice.

The following Warrants will be paid
out of the County General Fund ON pres
entation at nv office:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-12
Thievish Mexicans.

GALVESTON, Dec. 11.-On Dec. 2 about
twenty-five Mexicans crossed into Texas
and deliberately stole herd of twenty-five
cattle belonging to Americans. When the
soldiers put in an appearance the cowboys
asked them their authority for crossing into
and driving off cattle. The leader told Texas
them they had better go back to camp.
The adjutant general is asked for state
rangers to protect the frontier. Gen. King
replied in substance that the state has a
small force of rangers near Maria, Preside
county, and whatever aid they can render
will be freely given, but such an invasion
by foreign soldiers is fully within the scope
of the authority of the United States army.
He says the proper course is to Immediately
bring the matter to the attention of the
army officers commanding the troops of the
Rio Grande, and that the meagre appropri-
alton by the Texas legislature places it be-
yond the power of the adjutant general to
adequately protect the border people. He
therefore advises cattle men to obtain proof
of the above particular robbery and for
ward sworn statement to the governor for
transmission to the president.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-12
GIadsfane,s Gain.

LONDON, Dec. 11.-Mr. Gladstone has
written a letter, in which he says: ''It has
been wonderful election and will prove
that we have gained OH the Tories since
1880, if allowance is granted of fifteen seats
lost through double Liberal candidatures
and fifteen seats Mr.. Parnell gave the
Tories" Mr.. Thomas P. O'Connor, Mr..
ParnellS trusted lieutenant, in an interview
to-day defined the Nationalist view of home
rule for Ireland as like that of the govern
ment of Canada, the Irish members not to
sit in the imperial parliament and the peo-
pie of Ireland not to contribute toward the
expenses OF the imperial government nor to
share in the payment of the national debt.
Regarding funds to carry.Out the National
lists measure, Mr.. O'ConnOr said the Par
nelliteS could easily raise 9100, 900 in
America. The Earl of Carnarvon, lord lieu
tenant of Ireland, fas proceeded to London.
1t is presumed that he goes to attend a
cabinet council to discuss the political sit
uation.
The Daily News suggests conference of
Liberal, Conservative and Parnellite lead
ers to arrange the basis of home rule
measure in a manner similar to that in
which the question of the redistribution of
seats was settled The News thinks that
Mr. OConnors plan is not suitable even to
IriShmen.
Advices from Sofia say that the severity
of the winter is likely to prevent war for
some time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-12
Growing Serious.

MONTEREY, Mex, Dec. 11.-Alarming
reports in regard to the progress of the revo-
luton are being received here. At Galena
the revolutionists are in charge of the city
and urgent appeals are made for the as
sistance of state troops. Manuel Rodriguez
is advancing with 500 men toward this city.
The state legislature passed urgency meas
ures this afternoon for the purpose of sucur-
ing larger organization of troops for the
defense of the state capitol. The state
government cannot now proclaim martial
law, since the state is administered by its
legal authorities. Reports are current that
eX-President Gonzales has 1000 men in the
state of Guanguato, and that Gen. Fallen
tine has 1000 in the state of Guadalajara
ready to take up arms in defense of the con-
stitutional rights of the state of Nuevo
Leon. Rodriguez a,s1l toFces left Villal-
dana for Monterey yesterday afternoon.
They expect to arrive there Sunday. when
it is thought the two weeks campaign will
culminate in a battle. The rights Of Amer
lean citizens are being respected
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RED REVOLUTION.
Federal Troops Attempt to Remove the
Mexican Rebel
And Are Repulsed With a Loss OF
Three Killed.
Gladstone on the English Situation
Don Carlos Sick.
Blood S he'd in Mexico.

LAREDO, Tex, Dec. 11.-Gen. Reyes.
commanding the federal troops at Monterey,
received all order from the city of Mexico
yesterday to depose Acting Gov
ernor Sepulveda and place the state
of Nuero Leon under martial law.
Gov. Sepulveda refused to vacate his
Office. and last night Gen. Reyes received
orders to remove him by force, and take
possession of the archives of the office. He
undertook to execute the order during the
night at the head of 200 soldiers, but was
repulsed by Gov. Sepulveda, with loss of
three killed and several wounded.
To-day the troops stationed at
Lampasas were ordered to Monterey.
1t is rumored tonight that a portion of the
bishops palace was blown up to-day. Pas
sengers of the Monterey train tonight re-
port fighting near the town of Morales.
which was supposed to be an engagement
between the state troops and the force of
Rodriguez, the revolutionist.