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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Persons moving west should wrlto OF
call on II. H. Geeting for maps and In
formation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Now is your time to got bargains, at
Geeting u Vickers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Pictures, holdings, easels, frames
ETC., sold cheap NJ Werner u Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

For all kinds Of 1ne art goods, artists
materials, etc call on Werner Il Bro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Such Zoe teas as are sold by the Great
Eastern Tea Co, for 30 aud 90 cents have
no equal In Canton, or Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

They are selling dry goods cheaper
than ever ut Geeting & Vickers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Following new cases have been fled
306l-Elbel, Gillian u Co., w the Lon.
don Assurance Corporation OF Englandi
civil action.
3062-Frank s, Richards Va Hiram j.
Richards et oil partition.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

The reports ~ the rsvages of the chol-
era IN tbe Old World are appalling. The
reports ior Tuesday from Spain alone
show 4S;D new cases and Ills deaths
Already more than 600O0 people have
fallen victims to the disease in that king
dom alone. A re,ent report states that
thirty SIX provinces and 5T5 towns have
been visited by it IL Is making IT'S pro
gress m cont zuous countries, and other
parts ~ the globe II has made its ap-
pearsnoe rn France. Algeria southern
Rlssia and rorqun Tee intimate trade
relations between Cuba snd SpaIn make
il almost certain that cholera VIII make
ITS way % that island in which case it
will speedily resch ~ this country II -
none too soou. therefore. ior the people
- the United States 20 take the alarm.
bearing Ia mind The Tearfu' results ~ the
last visitation ~ fhe Dreadful scourge IN
iStQ
Extraordinary precautions VII iouhf-
less he taken bv the health officers - The
principal ports to rrsrl bv the most
rigid riies against the Introduction of the
pestiisnce through those means - ap-
prosch. hut experience shows that no
matter b w strict may be ou 4narsntiue
rs-xsslshons. cholera VIII evsde sbeu and
make rs spresrance IN aur portso ~ entry.
New Orleans tnd New York sra most
hRelv 10 he visitai 6rst Theses eities
cannut he expected - escape from spor-
o,iic cases. AZ iesst. ~ ihe dlsesss
But httie has been lesrned with regard
4, IFS character and the insithous means
o. its propagation during the lapse ~
years since Europe ard America lasf suf-
fersvl firm its presence. The theories
that have been advanced respecting the
oririn ard nature - choiers rema,n fen
tative sffarts ta arrive st a scientific
sencnstrafcn. Rut whatever may fe rs
oriziuafinQ csuse. however mysterious
the u'.,tia IN Which rs germs are conveyed
frv,rn enc tscaifv o. auctfer. eertsln = -
that DIRT snd slth sr,i defiance ef Az san
itary precautions ssid a thcnsantif0ld ~
the ireaiftI rewer ~ eholers ~ tae IN
feeted community.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

DErROfr Aug tq-FLoUR-fO- days prices are:
Michigan WinI- wheat. roller process. toft
IS; MichigRn winter wheat patents. Jf15 IS;
Minnesota bakers. 5O5 25 Minnseota patents.
66Ed -, rye ttt4 n
There Was some lively bidding to-day on call On
O tober red wheat 20 MI local orders. A slight
Improvement was noticeable in the market W ich
acted A. II light reaction b Il - in and values
would likely rise SIX or seven points or a cent
during the day. Nevertheless the whole market
D. extremely weak and the reaction. II any can
only be temporary. Quotations were:
WHEAT-NO. I White. cash. az ID & NJ. SIC;
September s7Lac bid. ssc asked: October. sc
bid. No. 2 rod spot sgAc bid; August. 5000 bu
at iOiac. September 5000 bu at sliae. go bu AZ
sikc. Octoh@f. 50.O bu. Al g2Ac, 5000 bu al
g2hc, Novemhef. 9ic bid; rejected red 7Sc bid.
CoRS-No. 2 i6lac bid i65sc asked.
OATs-No. , old Sac bid. S5c asked; new. SOc
bld
CI ovER SEED- Prime October. $ IS bid; No
veulber s. 5D bad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
CONSUMPTION.

Notwithstanding the great number who
yearly succumb 10 this terrible and fatal dis
ea=e. which is daily winding it, fatal coils
around thousands Who are unconscious Of
~ deadly presence. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cleanse and purify
the blood of scrofuloUs impurities. and cure
tuhercuiar consumption which - only
scrofulous disease Of the lungs. send l0
cents in STAMPS and get DR.. tierce's com
piefe treatise 0n consumption and kindred
affection. with numerous testimonials Of
cures. Address Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association. Buffalo. y. y
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

NsE Ysrk ssns Ihs aVl service ro-
faraa eol4ceTl - sorry zs1a - 4llsliLs.
Chaazo later Oceaa kor hay-fsser
a. - Norsfsru Michigan f3r rLsunla-
I.sga. tie Hot Sprnzs. Pos lDsoILlis
there l. ao place Lac y Losils-
Phsla.islphia NORTH Aassrtcan- ksefy
stfempt e. interfere viii certain avs ~
trade rsacts upon tie business a tie
eoanfry aufayorsbiy. II 10 Lot bss'N Use
se have s0f money enough that trade Aa
8uA- but because &c have no use foF oar
noneg.
B.5ston HeraLa lnA / hs Democrats
rafer- tnat use4 to 1ea0unce every tuP
II Rs0abliean olficIal 0n 8 GoFegnn1snt
bssat a. '-IankstiuzD are rather puf - e
a. amos 3lat 90 sag ~ PRESIDENT ClsFe-
land Little tEp 0B tie Dispatch Nun
.s their best sord noS
LANSING KeDabfioaa II Ns~ York
sants a nl0uunisut let nsr build It, alld Z
iii be the hrst memorial II any kIad
ever reared by her 81 the alenl0Ey u any
~ oar Nations ; defenders. M0numental
Msudicalt. thy name is New York tie
great metropolis u America
Cincinnati Enquirer. Democrats are
Inclined o. in4 are which Las Tie 2featoi
BOsee. tie President or the CIgll Service
Z Commissionsrss There Il also serious
/ disposition t0 inquire INTO the constitu-
tionality II the eiwi service law. There
Z Il no doGbt about the injustice OF Il.
Richmond DispofcA. II ls remaFks-
z bic tact that the man WhO dld most q
/ eoususr tha south also did most 70 rec
F oncile the nquered ~ their ate, and 4
conviIce them that 10 con4uerug the
South lie bestowed the greatest 0les 5ln g
upon her. How else could We ever have
I xot rid ~ the institution Of slavery
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Grand Rapids Markets.
FARM PRODUCE FROM FTRsr HANDS.


IELE9RAA OFFICE August 70.
CKAIS-Wheat: red long berry s2c: short berry
SIC: No white soc. Corn. sc Oats, 321S5c.
FKEsH MsArs-beef per cwt s. 50a6 o.. Veal
s. sOa7 o.; mutton s. 001S5 80, pork. s. 90
f5 81.
oUrrRY-Fowls. Dressed. lOGl2Hc. Spring
chickens dressed i5caioc per pound
EGss-i0kfifc.
HoNEV-i0ef t2'fc PET pound.
BEtNs-Dull az 751sl 90 per bushel.
SEzDs-( lover. 20 iot1t75
Green 5ss6isc per n. cured. sasi4c. kip.
green 7asc, dTy "a 80; veal -kins, g,-en &c: dry,
otf. sheep pelts Shsarliuzs. loo i2c; lamb skins,
i5ss25c.
TALL0w -Tallow. 4Ac Per n.
NEGErARLEs- Potatoes: new. &ft35C-
APpIEs-Z5cft9oc per bushei.
BUrrER- Fresh roll, l09i2ac, tabs and Jars, 10
oi24c.
HAY-Timothy seRii per ton: Clover ssaI0;
Straw s. 50eIt o0 per load
WoOD-Dry l5-inch blocks 81 7532C0 per cord:
fourfoct wool s. s0est p0 per cord
WOoL-l2st -ac.
MsgEf.fs tvFOUs SELLING PRICES.
FLOUR- Pastry per barrel, s. D wholesale.
81 - rstaiisratsut 81 - wholesale. S. 81 retail.
MuI-FEED- -Midtiugs. So per ION wholesale
g. 10 ger cWt retail. bran Sit 90 per ton. whole
sale. SIC per cwt. retail. corn and osts 81 per ton
whoesaie 81 - Der Gwt. retail;
PRovIsT0Ss-Me pork per bbl. Sil 90. clear
PORK best si3 hsms. Wholesale. siac per D.;
shoulders. =; smoked beef. i3c; lard. tierCe@.
1ac. kettie So.
SALr- Syracuse. barrel g. =; Saginaw. 81 10
~SEEDs-' Timothy 81 "a. clover. s. "a, Red Top.
si -. orchard grass s. -. ksutuoky blue grass.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Michigan Central.

"f-iceliIs fttfr hilitftffls .
Pacific IIpress DAILY. baihuoe uainf o''ii1
e1cepi hUu-Hys
The Detfoif EEpreas ieaHli.f 81 ttt e.. o.. feSsca
ing that city ~ ID y p. "a. heV YORK iNSo a. ~
and Boston g. B.. m. lleIt eas-
TYrous,b H. ksff fof f.l p0luft sud sieeIans oa
b..r1hs rnsy be pfoonr~l "a Union Ticket efiloe
corner Monroe ..nc Oftswh nties-it aid si Jnior
Depot
GFo W Nps-aT Iirtei ATrfli tng.
tk NaWETes. Ilrket kFsslf. DelsI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

OFvlcE osF.V. TAYL0R. PONers's BLOCK
GRAND kAPIDs. Aug 49, i>o5-
Gables we're dun and unchanged. Chicago re-
rei pts for - hours were 81 cars wheat 80 cars
corn, ~ ears oafs and moo hogs. The feeling
q weakness shieh has prevailed for the pas ten
lsg. Ia zheslf wss today communicated "a pro
visio 8 and pork and lard suffered severe de
rlin-e. Range of prsces is given below
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Ne~ YORK

NsW YORK. Auz l4-M0ney cl,ssd easy az a
a z per cent txchsngs clOsssi weak and love az
81 sal - Actual rates, 81 stA4i si,a for 81
days and 81 ~ "a -dil for demand
Govern maufs c.l=ed nrn, currency bs 10
bid. a. coupon. lZ2is Did. ass 10 liS bid.
Pacihc tlailroad bvnds closed as follOws;
Union hrsrs. il5i4 40il5is: land grants lu7As bid;
sinking funds. lziat bld; Centrals, ll31 llSA.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Cot SFEy ENsOS, First Assistant Post
mastsr-Cieneral. viii have the sympathy
OF every loyal Democrat While the
President Is OF IN the Adirondacks and
Postmaster General Villas is rusticating
in WISCONSIN. Col Stevenson sits IN his
Office and sweats and tolls faithfully at
the formidable task OK finding and turn
iDg out offensive Republicans He told
a correspondent ~ tire Boston Adrertiser.
the other day. "that he expected 10 be kept
busy during the Summer, AZ there was an
eDormous amount 0i detailed work 20 ~
through which required great deal of
time and much careful thought" He
thought the north Of August would show
q change q $500 postmasters. and that
tins ratio would be increased when the
weather became cool. so that be could
work harder Il IS sand BY the working
force IN the Post Office Department that
il keeps al hands busy ten hours a day
10 turn ont and in 100 postmasters. This
will be sasily believed after a little calcu-
lation. one hundred IN ten hours means
tan IN one hour. or one every SIX minutes.
three minutes 10 turn a Republican out
and three minutes to turn Democrat ID.
Even the most sxacting critic can scarcely
complain thar The work IA not being pro-
perly pushed In Col Stevenson's depart
ment. especially when n Is remembered
that thus rate is Kept mp for ten hours a
day. Never before in The history of the
government we're A. many IA 100 persons
removed from one department in . single
day. Col Stevenson - hustler. He
may be the next Der ocratic candidate
Cor the Presidency.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Chica go 8 West Mlehlgan.

All trains arrive sna depnr from Jnipn Depsd
DEPART.
Mai fof TO o. an Chicago tib m
fssa k1pft fi1f hlo1isru. flH' n
Express fcf hurA gon ..-.-.. "a ~ . n
Evening srtffst .or Chicago iV4 pm
Exprsss fHr - s4IidaS aSsnt iaidvl ln. rtt'a m
Mail for ilr sp.ds and iitlr sln r. "a
ARRIVE
Nieft f.-f.fr.f fff,fu ific4.ra .......s a.4a M
lErfe-s fr,nn Auskngur -.-.. ~ ~ tn
T.. fr.m Chicago and MnfAe.. -..-f 4la . M
d. gross from Iolelo .-..-.... hal M
raai fKpre-s from tticsifo nra Mur tat y m
Express from Bie kapids and = dsIu ii ii a m
Mail from Biz ilaIiidf ant li'lidt u ..-.' 40 o pa
'Daily. fDsily except nuuass
Through coaches g. ihlCHfa ft'''to on
fla "a. iu. tfnll.
Th-ough tarlor ofr O. lflcago er 10 D. M.
train No extra charge fUr f
Iiroueh Pullman f'eeIinF eHr cad essoh fof
Chicago ftsD 3. tram
tloa COMPOSITIONS naie - blds m fo Lod
inttou and MaAisfee-
Onion glckef Orlce. ~ ~ rn rf -
!. D. MJlIIki ..ll Nai.alser.
J. n. CABfEN1til teu 2 i'sas hg'at
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

We cannot surprise some people by the
low prices We are Offering goods, for IL
stance We had lot of Ladies Black Jer-
sey Waists We closed ouI at pc each, and
now every lay We have inquiries .if NC
have any at l5c each.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

Lake Shore q Michigan Southern

y
Tie train lassiIig af l. m. cuiifiea't a. y ihs
Pigeon witt Atlantic Express al MAll lane.
xtich nae Palace Drawing Room nisr'l'ltf
Coaches from Chicago - Ae~ lofk end Boston
without change. -
Ih4 train Leaving al So a. ooliiff.if if vi
fsagT-.u fsviue ole hour fuf tlllUfl viii sit
New York fKIrsst on Maiu Lsne
Through tickete sud herths d. hleei2uf Zach
car be secured a. Iulor llckef Ofloe. a nouro
street and Depot
All trains vii run b3 egh neFldiaI unie, ~ihot
IL 40 minutes slower thau Detroit um.
" MCkEAhkl. tseu 40.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

The extension Of our store, making II
the largest Ia the State. will enable us
soon as completed to open up one Of the
most extensive assortnents of cloaks ever
shown the people Of this city. We will
be enabled on account of placing our
orders early last February and March,
when all these goods were frightfully de
ressed in price to sell eloaks at about
half the price OF last year.
SPRING x COMHASY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

RayaAIkD a 80 f9r ttrse ooars ~es9 ever
w aer1ils Aggl. --la nof2A2s - tsaekra,n
Auace-
kaF4N kD A s1l.-lllQg as lss2ks.f-sr - la-szl-
NJ .sr - lsss - ~ - ril-llla gers-e
- u r-Ierel.1ts flf laall- Eltee al--Arfa-.s
A.iirsss ears uas.r a ~. Iala4 slre-t ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
Detroit. Grand Haven 8 Milwaukss

NLafig. Sundays eXcrI'iel- -A'etit
Passenger faklng tiie .lt a. t1tsfsss inshs
close o.lnIlsifiauf a D~uaen fof ie.usiie s.ila 81
Dstrtat foI NeS ora. srllslns There ei ie~ a.
the fullileiuE unofufng.
Nisstt fasrs,ss has local Hleepine sI Deifslit l.
Grand i.alilds.
Ias.xiu. herr ft Si H. a.. witt rleepiilf tef O.
Bs,trs,st tpkile atrs'f otauesfiDnf Tor 81 f-iin0
kast arrl sing 81 kss AoTt D.. m TIE foiiosins
evening.
psri,sr Csrs on mai trs.Inf bo1i esssi at,3 ssel
The Train issylne e. ID ~ p. Di VII make 1Afs-s
connection ~l1i MilWsukee stsff.oft iAiia oAeeiA
sunday. 81.
Ifreaah tcksfs secured az d. q. H. a d lfaos
s~e..fis hotel hloek and g. tie uel1t
~ POTTER tltg i.st, Ae.nt
aFo a Rtgtgkf Iu.rfc MaIi.FeT Ghlct1so.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

NOrNIrHsFASDisG the terrible warning
which Marsislles aal from q s.sitafion Of
the eholerg last year, 20 Is sald % have
Dut ITSELF la no better condition t0 resist
or sxpel the pestiience tn.s year than last.
The negieet to provide against tho return
Of The disease Is attributed largely % 70
hgn0us superstition such as the bind
rabbls % Spain ipV0kes to Rs defense.
Southern France has little 90 boast 81 IA
the way 0f intelligence that is superior TO
SPAN. The ignorant MASSES of southern
Europe assign % the supernatural, duties
that belong rather o. sanitation. Re
hgioo is spin ual not phy The lays
II miracles are past, and Il IS doubtful
whether religious ceremonies were ever a
successful substitute for good drainage.
The Lord helps those preserve their health
who help themselves.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

In order TO give the readers an idea as TO
order we received on Saturday by firm
who deal in goods not over % miles from
this city, it reads as follows:
Spring Il Company, Gents-Please send
me 2S yards black and white summer silk,
good as you can for me to sell for DC
Send it on the evening mail, it Is for a
special thing. IL you can't get il on the
evening mail, do your best. Send bill with
goods. Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
RAILROAD TlNE IAklt.S
Grsat Raplas a Indiana.
NlfAa AllAfh.


1I5saa tisin i.lss es.slr c.r fal ,inciniai.A
sSl !. u. tfsiu lee Nos>iruh Hleslsa9 la IA
glaEati-
80 n D. tra4s- arrives ti1ca3Q fis h@iAiils.4s'.
af.d a.. HI h h aI $50 - a.. l.lla iaAts ci.'-s
o.sIlia.lsa :. arl asuc eitl toilis ti.lias 2e
far M II ark aua g.l.ltFl Ittiiilto. .
ksisu.s.. faf Battle lrssk jaokrsii liifsii' aA.a
lsus.lllI i,..iuts @rriktuf Dsirait a. .ia l.iA
Ifr.ll.t TICKETS aHe flil tutssrllaati,iA e<.A -
La. tts oallil4a al,au a. Aiu4uisi lisAei AsssA a.
Ea....d ,,f ..l Ia N al uIloaL Naln il.kel AtieAia
Al N,rr,. sfr,..t a H. lAh kMooD.
lssa. fssl ala = - Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

lr Is sald that every voter at Eisinore'
a new settlement ia California, is he-
gablieaa. fhers are also townships 10
81 Lawrence eoanty, New for4, where
ma q single Democratic vote is east. The
ausstion .s how c. get aly ONE o. take the
place of the offensive partlsans Ia The
post Offices in these places.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20

A ~ pfs,iistsd. ths Ohio Democrats
ar uaWIliinQ o razs TIE Hon. Alec o..
Tharmans word They stlil suspect that
10 sll aeospt the gubssuatoriai nomlua-
tioa. ansi 10 u taksn into consideration
A. a factor la tie problem at Columbus.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
FOR RENT.

TO RENT Furnished rooms ground n0Or.
with BOARD; also day board Al Is week. No.
Il spring street
TO RENT-A suite - tge rooms up stairs.
suitable foI light housekeeping; IS month.
inquire So Lyon street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-20
FOR SALE.

CDa sAIE-A paaIlry yaE1 1ear r1e ci1g. 80
d sLata ~ - ci.s1s- ll-eliss-lsirs, bf,esis g.
sfc fsf aafchLlz- 49, -eA eEeag tel aash- Al
.ifszs oF aIls T. . e.. al Hal street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-29

OPIA :! 81 s ": Il ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-29
The Thrce UiCera.

The Mongolian race adopted sys'
tenn Of oomonflet or stlnkpot, by means
OF which they would drive their ene-
mics from shipboard or intronch-
mepts. The machinery was simple
as compared with the effects proSuced,
the apparatus consisting Of u
glass csn or jar filled with the
vilest of stink-producing chemicals
which, when thrown and bursted
compelled the evacuation of strong
holds at Tho imminent peril Of life and
the precipitation of sailors on vessels
who preferred the perils OF tho vastlv
deep TO the startling and sulfocating
doors emanating from tho unoonHn,d
gases of the suinkp0t. The god OF
disease has three agencies employed
in his services here In Dallas which
discount Chinese Ingenuity. They are
the three sewers, respectively known
as tho Norton building sewer, the
Marssljs building sewer and the Cab
ell street sewer, between Commerce
ard JschsOn strests. Under their
joint Influences tho Lubin cologne Ia
the vicinity has been curdled, and tho
demon of disease and malaria has as
serted undispnted claim over all tho
adjacent territory. Tho question In
simply this: Shall nostrils De plugged
and complete dominion accorded
King Stencil, or shall the Infamous
nuisancea be 6baiGdY
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Kingston.

KINGSTON, Sept 2I-lCorro,pond-
enca. Tho streets sre full OF cotton
wagons, and cotton III sailing Mt Dallas
prices.
Several street gamslsrs "walked
around with the marshall show day.
Tho ring horse and camel belonging
to Hunters circus were levied on by
Constable Hazel to satisfy an actors
wages.
A runner In circulated by good Au.
thoriJy that one James Mechanic has
left hiH home at this plece and has
carried with him a young lady by the
name OF iona Thumss. Mechanic ha,
wife aud two children here. We
hope tho report Is false, and that Nc.
Clarne, who has heretofore borne q
good character, will provo himself
clear OF tho charges.
Kingston's newspaper will hayo 1t,
flrst issue to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-29
FSoU1s. ELIIoTa . HALL
THEI0CaL NEWS RECORD
Importan. Gaze.

ACQUISITION arose before United States
Commissioner J. NJ. Mccormick, at
Dallas few days ago, in the trial of a
case Of the United States VS.. Lewis
Edward, Gus Debo!s, Sam Lewis and
William Roberson, charged with the
murder OF w. Q. Thompson in Greer
county, Texas, August %, 1885. There
was no testimony tending to show that
these parties were implicated in any
manner with the murder, although
they were employ ed by Thompson TO
assist In moving herd OF cattle from
Dewitt county to Greer county, and
Thompson WAS killed while on the
drive, at night, but the proof showed
that one OF the hands Thompson
had hired OF the time did the
killing. The commissioner held
that there was no evidence against
these deiendants; that no had no
power 10 either grant them bail or dis
charge them under the law, they being
charged by affidavit with capital OF
tense. United States Prosecuting At
tornay Pesire, OF Waco, took the posi-
ton that tho court could not grant
bal or discharge. ID. A. Williams, at
tornty at Dallas, represented tho de-
fencants, taking the position that the
commissioner had a night TO discharge
when there was no evidence connecting
the defendants with the oilenso rs
charged by the aflidavits. Counsel fol
the defendants mado an application
for writ Of habeas corpus before
Hon. A. +. Mccormick, United States
district Judge at Graham, to test the
powera and Jurisdiction Of the com.
missioners Ia capital osseg, Colonel
Williams left On last eyening's train
for Graham TO yet the writ ianued by
which The question may DO settled N
this district.
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The New D.livsry stamp.

A subscriber writes TO the reporter for
de- cription of the new delivery
stamp and the names o, the corpora
tons in Texas which are entitled to
its benefits. Albeit tho information
sought has been Oh two occasions pro.
dnced In the HERALD, tho scribe will
again enlighten the correspondents.
The stamp is line engraving in steel,
oblong in form and OF dark blu o
color. The design Is quite an appropri-
ate one. On tho left Is an arched panel
bearing the figure Of mail messen-
ger boy on run, and surm0unted
by the words "United States" On
the right ia an oblong
tablet, ornamentcd with y
wreath OF ssk and laurel surrounding
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Robbed aud "she,i.R,sdsd., u

MIR. y. d. Moore, who lives five or
six miles west OF the city, states that
no was inveisled Into hack with a
woman by driver on Saturday night,
and druEged and robbed Of his all
$3.50 In money and revolver. He
further saga that when no regained
reason he found himself alone on the
prairie adjacent to tho fair grounds,
He remembered the number OF the
hack, which proved to belong TO
Reynolds stable, on Patterson avenue.
It was driven by Lee Riley on the
night In question, bat the name Of the
woman was not learned. Riley was
arrested and will be arraigned upon u
charge OF robbing. Tho woman will,
doubtless, also DO detected.
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A Lovoiy GIFT.

Professor Henry j. Frees, who ae-
sisted the choir OF Temple Emanu-EI
during the lsto holidays, was pre-
scented last evening by tho young
ladies OF tho choir with beautiful
floral Offering, consisting Of neat has
ket flied with the most choice
and beautiful flowers mos
artlsticsly arranged, shown,
that tho fair hands that arranged I
knew well their work. IL was tokel
Of appreciation aud esteem.
The no!e aocomp Anying tho tribute
reads like this:
penr Mr.. Frees;
Please accept this little token OF onl
gratiiudeJor your kind aid during our
practice. Very sincerely
Your friends,
CARRIE REINuARDT,
GEORGIA SCHIFF,
FANNIE 0PPENHEM,
RAY KAHN,
EMMA OPPRNHBIM.