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An Alleged Canadian Forger Arrested

CHICAGO, May Prank Bernard the
clerk in the Bank of Montreal, who
suddenly left that city last Monday, ar
rived here tonight from New York. He
has just been arrested aud will DO held
until oNradition papnr can ho obtained.
lilo was found A. tho aOme OF
uia mother, uu Che west side, ana dis
claims having boon IA any way impli-
Gated In any VI the late t0rgelios Witch
he Is suspected Of having perpetrated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24

WAxAHAcHIE, May 2S-[speclal.l i
The waxahachio amateurs produced
the celebrated drama In two acts en-
titled, "Among tho Breakers,n for the
benefit OF the women's Christian Tenn
perance Union, in the opera-house, last
night. They played 10 q full house.
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Thompson Bros.

Every Indy uses Pozzoni's modloated
complexion powder. tits a household
treasure. Tho madam finds Il impossl.
bic to. 20 down town without nrst rub.
bing II ON. II tho baby cries she goes
Tor the puff-box. If the cold mani
comes homo rnflied or ohafed, because
business IL dull, etc., Pozzoni's powder
voois ana allays his troubles. Thon all
Is gladstone JOY. No family should be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24
Tammany and the New York Collector
shin,

New YORK, May 23.-The Tammany
hallcommittee on organization last night
passed a resolution approving the civil
service laws and urging the president to
select for the collectorship OF this port
IA man who, while able TO unite the
different Democratic factions in this
city, would at the same time best rep
resent the oity's commercial INTEREST,"
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A Comm and Corpse Canoed-A Fe,tiyal.

WELLBoRN, May 22.-LSpeclal,l J. 1t
was reported here, this evening, that a
corpse, nailed up in coffin, had been
found lodged between two logs in the
Brazos river, about five miles from this
point. Esquire Roam summoned cor
oner's jury and DR.. j.. i. Eaves and pro-
ceeded TO tue river TO hold an inquest,
upward instead OF coffin and corpse.
Large crowds were present at tho Sun
day school festival to-day. IL was n
pleasant treat 10 all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24

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 to Up. M:
Dallas Implement company, Peter W
tleecs, Emmell II Robertson, Nj ID Gar.
lington, Miss Flora Hone, Weir Pillow
company, d NJ Osborne q 60, Rev p i
Hanks, David Eckert, = Peterman, j
II Wilson, Ewing a Addison.
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Labor Matters,

A SETTLEMENT ANTICIPATED.
PIrrsDuRo, May 2S.-The Iron manu-
facturers and workers conference was
still In session at . o'clock this after
noon. No conclusion had been reached
AZ that hour, but satisfactory state.
mont Is looked for before night, as there
Is difference of only "a per cent. be-
=, COTTON MILLS CLOSING,
paNswnuRYPoRT, Mass, May 2S.-The
Peabody aud Ocean cotton corporations
VIII Immediately sus pend, not TO start
again until business prospects bright
en- throwing about 900 hands out OF em-
ployment.
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'aSneA ssrnEET
LArE Personal.

Col W. T.. Hughes, LETT last evening
for 81. Louis.
Hon. III. j. Labatt. OF Galveston is a
lest ~ the Grand Windsor.
Capt. Dan :, Maluern of Toledo, Ohio,
IL guest of the Grand Windsor.
Mrs. w. L. Hughes, and daughter
Chino left last evening for Galveston.
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and Miss Winn--had one mass cele-
brated by Father Brady, Father Mey-
were in church at one time.
They were almost buried with
flowers, and the body Of the house
was crowded TO its utmost capacity,
very largely with working girls. The
scene was most impressive, The other
victims were buried from different
placaa
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ThIs 10 RepnbIIcnn FnIr Plav

LANSING, Mich, May 2S,-The Joint
resolution passed unanimously by the
house of representatives, yesterday, do.
Tending Minister Lothrop against
charges made by the New York Trl-
pune and other papers, were taKen up
by the senate, this morning, aud after
some discussion, tabled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24

ABILENE, May 23.-[speoial. l-Messrs'
Aoney y Stout OF Denton, have pur-
chased the Hutcher & Callahan rancho,
cattle and horses, together with oil the
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Rev. DIR. Schloneld, win preach a
memorial sermon this morning, OF the
blue ana tho gray, at ho,congrogational
church corner Bryan and Harwood
streets. Members OF the a, II, Thomas
post q. A. Il. will attend I'm a body, AN
are cordially invited 10 be prsont.
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WRITTEN EcH rHE HERALD.

WRITTEN FcR THE HERALD.
You're mistaken, fair May,
In something you say lbal
Bout the young husbands thoughts at q
He thought OF his wife,
As dearer than life,
But meier thought ofhis pocket ut all.
shoda queen tohim seem,
Though no roses did CLEAN
From her corsagc Mt the "Idlcwlldr hall;
For the beauty OF heart
IL Cupid's sure dart
Not the beauty that shines at the ball.
There's u beauty OF soul
That comes not for gold,
That msketh her queen OF his heart;
otthe 'rsses from Fruucc,"
Nor the way she may dance
Bring the love that death only can part.
Aman may admire,
For what he'll not aspire,
But II he seek FOR a love nc all,
Ho'lllook for the heart
Thapll happiness lmpart,
And not for the "Quocn oftho Ball.
DALLAS Texas, Mayls, 1886.
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rancho outfit, in Jones county, paving
for same in cash $4,000. The trade was
negotiated through Col. S. b. Clowney,
1--we stock broker Of Dallas, and is re-
garded by those familiar. with the
rancho, range and stock to be the best
bargain made for years.
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A Ronrd AhnIIsheh.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Secretary
Whitney has issued an order abolishing
the board of detail created in October
last, by oX-Secretary Chandler,
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Boun,l for I,oaton

NEW York, May 23,-The United
states senate committee on inter state
commerce closed its session here TO day
Inc committee now 10 to Boston.
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Kespoct to FrelInghn,aen.

WAsHINdroN, May 23.--TnO depart
ment Of state closed to-day az mark o
respect to the memory of the late score
tAry Fselinghuysen.
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Funerals of the CincIppa,I rIr. v,.,,

CINCINNATI, May 23.-The funerals of
six OF the victims Of Thursdays fire at
sullivan's printing works took place 10.
day at st, Xsvler's oateollc church.
-Four "a them-ihe three Leayin sisters
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WAXAHACHIE, May D. ISpeciall This
morning at i.o'clock the residence of Mr.,
Jno. Brady, on Dallas street, was burn.
cd. The building was a one-story
frame valued NJ 81 800; insured In the
Sun, Fire, of London, Tor Sl,C0O. AIR
$775 on wearing apparel in tho same
company.
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COTTON BELT REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report for Texas,
showing the mGNimum and minimum tenn,
per0ture; also the rainfall Tor the past "a
hours, IA as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24

WACO, May 23.-[Speclal. The Waco
base ball club got home from Bolton this
morning, the worst "hacked" crowd
Of base ballists ever seen hero. They
went to Bolton certain ofviotory and with
plenty of money to bet. Fortunately
for the Wacoites the Bolton sports were
chary of betting, otherwise they could
have scooped in about $3.50 Waco
money, besides the 500 put up on the
game. The score stood: Bolton -,
Waco 1G. The Waco club has challenged
the Beltonites 20 play at Waco next
week for S2C0 a side.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24

p, Body Brussol carpet sllO per yard al
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PorIonl's modIoa,ed Comm ,.,,on po,.,

For infants toilet II In an indispen-
siblo article, healing all exooriations
immediately. Mothers should use n
freely on the little ones. IL IL perfectly
harmless, For sale by druggist,
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AT LANSING, IOWA.

LACROSSE, May 23.--The principal
business block of Lansing, Iowa, was
burned TO the ground at an early hour
this morning. Loss, 100000; insurance
for ggn nnn
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Mexican Securities.
In Contact with Iceberr,


8; Stock, 1871.
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Menorlan.

Thompson Bros,
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Lundborg's Perfume, Edenia.
Lunuhotgs Perfume, MRrcchnl Mel Rose
Lundborg's Perfume. Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, LILY OF the Valley
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CuTTINa RATEs IN GrnnnIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 2S.-The East
Tennessee, Virginia q Georgia Railroad
company have placed a ticket agent in
Augusta, and are cutting rates north,
south, east and west. A passenger
rate war is imminent among the state
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EE-We wish to call the attention OF the
LADIES to the fact that they will find
our New Spring stack OF Ladies', Missed,
Childrens and Infants Shoes, Newports,
and all styles of slippers to be very COM
plote' We invite your inspection, and we
feel confident you win be well pleased
With our goods and bottor pleased with
our pricea. Give us n call.
rs. PAGE g. SON.
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ROCHESTER,, June 1, 1882. 'sTep
Years ago l was attacked with tbs
most Intense and deathly pains in
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21

John' John Rand0lph's negro body ser
want, showed them around He showed
them urst very plain 2.rOomed log cabin
raised but foot or two above the ground.
me 'front.' door opened'mto a sitting-roOm,
which communicated directly with bed
room IN the rear. This John called the
"Wlnter-hO Twenty Yards of stood
the "summer-h house, built on the same
pattern, having only two rooms, but
mueh better finished. Everything, John
assured them, had been left as it was
When Randolph started for Philadelphia
on his last journey. The furniture of the
"Wlnter-house" was very simple. Col,
Robertson recOllects that RandOlph's top
boots and his fOwlng-pieces and pistols
were OF the best manufacture. He re-
members most distinctly in the sitting
room OF the "winter-house" a small old
fashioned mahogany stand, upon which
he saw plain leather PORTFOLIO a candle
SUCK bearing a halt-cOnsumed candle,
and book or two. One of the books had
oeen lalG open, face downward, on the
table. "On examination" says Col.
robertson, 81 was surprised to find this
book was McNish on Drunkenness In
the portfolio Col. Robertson saw a sheet of
toOlscap with the caption: "A list of my
principal friends,0 followed by about
twenty nsmes, all numbered in order
mere We're opposite most of the names
remarks in regard to the persons they
stood for. among the first, if not the
hrst. OF the names, was that of Thomas Ii.
Benton" Toward the end of the list was
the name of Robert Darlington, and Oppo-
site his name a remark to the effect that
Randolph admired him for his courage
honor and manliness. Darlington was
his near neighbOr and steadfast enemy for
years, nor was reconciliation ever
effected between them. The bedroom
was poorly lighted, the windows being
small, and depended largely upon
the cracks between the logs for
ventilation. In the "summer-hOuse"
they found library of perhaps more than
1000 volumes, standard literature mostly,
finely bound, and also a collection Of rare
and fine prints. "The grave Of Mr. Ran
dolph," concludes Col. Robertson, "was
near his dwelling-hOuse,a at the foot OF
tall pine tree, the shadows of which, to-
gether with the untriendly soil, prevented
the growth of grass upon it. 1t was
marked by no monument save a large, I'M
shapely stone placed at the head. We
We're told by John that his master caused
the rock to be hauled from another part of
the plantation with considerable labor
and difficulty, and commanded that it
should be placed at his grave at bis death,
and that there should be no other mOnu-
ment and no inscription or epitaph."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
Alroirimal.
TO CRAFTY HIS WIFE.
A Good Reason for Happiness.

"For many years l had suffered from COM
plant which the physicians called Gravel. I
had employed some of the most noted doctors
without obtaining any permanent relief. and
for long time my case was pegarded as hope
less. All who knew the circumstances said 1
must die. Finally my wife induced me to try
a bottle Of DR.. Kennedy's 'Fayorte Renedy,'
which she had somewhere heard Of or seen adj
vertised. Without the slightest faith int,
but solely to crafty her, bought bottle Of
a druggist in our village. used that and two
or three bottles more, and-tO make long
story short am now as healthy a man as
there Is in the country.
"Since then have recommended 'Favorite
Remedy to others whom knew to have suf-
fered from Kidney and Liver complaints; and
/ assure the public that the Favorite Rene
dy' has done its work with a similar com
pleteness in every single instance, and trust
some other sick and discouraged mortal may
hear of it and try the 'Favorlte Remedy rs
did, Washington Monroe, CatskiH, v. y
Don't Let Foolish Prejudice against
popular medicines stand between you and the
health of your wife. child or baby. 1t is al
ways right to advertise blessing. Dr. Ken
nedy's "Favorite Remedy" Is q blessing. 1t
has saved thousands, and 1t will help you. If
you are sck from troubles of the Kidneys,
Bowels, Liver and Blood, spend one Dollar
for this King of Medicines.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
INTERESTING FIGURES.
Uncle Sans Sugar and Coffee Bin the
Past Fiscal Year.

Uncle Sans Sugar and Coffee Bill the
Past Fiscal Year.
The imports and exports of the year
just ended are quite satisfactory when
compared with those Of the previous
year. The exports of the year have been
over seven millions in excess of last year,
while the amount of money sent
abroad to pay for imports has
fallen off over $S0,000000, making a
balance Of nearly 100000, 900 in our
favor, as compared with the work of the
fiscal year 1884 The exports, which in
1894 were $67S, 600, amount this year
TO S655, 900 in round numbers. The
imports, which in 1894 We're $3.50, 600, GOO,
in round numbers, amount IN the past
year to only Sj33,0O0,g00. Thus the eX-
ports, which last year were only $57 00O-
600 more than the imports are this year
Sl2l,OOO,OOO greater than the imports.
1t is interesting 10 run over the list of
imports and exports as furnished by the
Bureau OF Statistics, and see what we
buy and what We sell. For instance, the
importation of coffee in the year lust
past amount to 522 100000 pounds, or an
average of ten pounds per head all
round. In the preceding year the impOr-
tatiOns of coffee were but 400, 900
pounds. Our coffee, however, has not
cost us as much per pound this year as
last, for, although we imported 10000, 900
pounds more, we paid 1900, 900 less for it,
our coffee bill IN the year just past being
$43, OO0,000 in round numbers, or less than
81 each for the total population. The i'm
portations Of sugar In the year just passed
amount TO 2,400. 100000 pounds, or Il little
over forty pounds per head for every man,
woman and child in the country. The
lmpOrtatlOnB of sugar have been in
pounds about the same as last year;
possibly little less. The cost, how
ever. has Deen very much less.
In the fiscal year 1884 the value of
sugar imported was over 800, 600, 600,
while this year il has only amounted to
about 1853, 100000. sugar is cheap the
world over this year. The German and
French governments have given large
sums for the benefit of sugar production
in their respective countries, and the peo-
pie of the United States have, uuconsci-
ously in most cases, been consuming large
quantities of beet sugar imported from
France and Germany, while the low
prices in Europe have compelled the sugar
producers of Cuba TO accept low prices
for their sweets. Sugar and coffee
form by far the largest and most impOr-
tant articles of import. The next impOr-
tant in cost among the imports Is silk
Probably Miss Cleveland had been reading
up on the silk question when she sent her
communicated 10 the agricultural con-
YentlOn the other day, urging encourage
ment for the silk growers. The importa-
tions in silk in the year just ended amount
in round numbers u nearly S35, 600. 900,
which, by the way, is $4,000, 600 or So, 0OO,-
900 less than the silk imported III the pre-
cediug year.
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NO u I II!

There Is a lady living here, Mrs. ----, VINO
has had Catarrh for many, many years.
have known she had it for 10 or 20 years, and
my father once doctored her. as she was then
a tenant on our place. For the last two and a
half years she has been bedridden, the Catarrh
or Cancer 1.-The nufkeForfs bhysicahs have
never decided which, during her two and a
half years in the bed, had eaten all the roof of
her mouth out. She was so offensive no one
could stay in the room; she could not eat any
thing, but could swallow soup if it WAS
strained. she gave up TO die, and came 50
near perishing all thought she would die.
Her son bought the b. b. B., ana she used
several bottles, which effected an entire cure.
She is now well and hearty. l have not ex-
aggerated one particle. Come, see for your
self, and look at her head and mouth.
For sale by OsCEOLA BUTLER, Druggist.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21

From tho hartford lOonnl III,

From the Hartford Comm Times
viii power, rs we'll as imagination, has
much to do with the cures that are effect
ed in some cases. The late Isaac Toucey,
who was Secretary OF the Navy under
President Buchanan, and previously a
Senator, was Of strong will power.
Many years ago his horses became fright
ened on Bolton mountain and ran away.
lie was thrown cut aud dragged along
the street. Two or three OF his ribs were
broken, and he was bruised all over and
Injured internally. Surgeons from this
city were sent out and found him ia very
dangerous condition. Apparently his
injuries were fatal. But mo" he whiss
pered, ~ shall recover lie did recover.
and his viii power carried him through.
A physician Of this CITY, not now living,
stated 10 us some years since that he
once had peculiar case. An elderly
lady WAS remarkably nervous. She
imagined that her heart, lungs, and nyer
were all disOrdered. Yet be found them
.Ounu She had no organic disease. ex-
cept nervousness, and that was enough.
81 can cure you" said the physician: 81
understand the case" He gave
her six bread pills-nOt a parti-
Gle of medicine In them. He said:
Take one tonight, one tomorrow
night, half Of one each night the
next two nights. Then split the others In
quarters, and take one-fOurth ofapill every
morning TIL all are tfaed up-but do not on
any account take any more on any day
than have ordered; 10 VIII be dang erous.
But by following my dire0tlons precisely,
YOU Will be entirely well whom all the pills
are taken" The woman had faith In
him, and she got well, as lie had pre-
dicted. Wasn't this "a "faith NurpW IL
certainly was not the dough rolled Into
pils that had any effect upon the old lady.
There can be no doubt that will power
and faith or imagination has much 10 do
with ones health, or III health, II the I'M
aofnntion rms that WAY.
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Dru O5ooOc amo Shoes.
@rD 10000 aHu Shoes.
A. R. Altnay8l { Co..
1875 BROUGHTON ST
Our Annual Inventory
BARGAIN WEEK.

STOCK TAKING Is WHAT'S THE MAT
TER, and as dollars and cents are easier To
reckon than goods, and vastly more sausfao-
tory things to have just now, we want to turn
just as many things into dollars and cents az
we can. Read the list below and you will
acknowledge that we are going to do IT,; and,
If anything strikes you as particularly cheap,
remember that II 10 no cheaper than anything
else we have. Everything is a bargain.
The MISSES BUTTON SHOES at 60 cents
are no cheaper than our LAD ES HATS at 8
cents, or the LADIES' FINE CLICKED
HOSE at % cents, or the UNDERW EAR at %
cents, or than any other of the hundreds Of
items that 20 to make up
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21

MISSES FANCY HOSE that would be con
sidered cheap at lJc. and 20c.; this week
sc. and l0C.
MISSES FANCY HOSE at l2l[c. ana lac
Those who have been paying Doc. for u Hose
should look at tina lott
MISSES FANCY HOSE at rye, 19c. and 23c
Most OF the goods IN tins lot cost TO import
zoe. and 85G.
INFANTS SOCKS combination lot at iOc ;
worth 25c.--full regular made, solid colors.
LADIES' SOLID Isle HOSE 23c.; worth
40c,
LADIES'BLACK BRILLIANT Isle HOSE
43c.; worth Zoe.
LADIES SOLID BLACK HOSE ,clocked) at
29c.; worth soc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
JOHN RANDoLPRs GRAVE,
A Good Description OF It Found ut Last
Some Home "Reminiscences"

From Washington Letter 10 tie PAiiadeiphh
Record.
have been trying TO find a good de-
scription of the grave Of John Randolph
OF Roanoke. The best have been able TO
get il In the contribution Of Harrison
Robertson, Of Danyile, Va, TO a oollee-
ton Of "home "reminiscences" Of Ran
dolph, made by Powhatan Bouldin several
years ago. II IN interesting because u
gives also good idea Of Randolph's home
as IL was when he left II forever. Col.
Robertson says: "In 1880, being student
az hampden Sidney College, j yisiteds IN
company with several fellow-students,
the residence OF John Randolph
Of Roanoke. His will being az mat
time the subject of litigation, bis eetate
appeared 10 be In a condition Of neglect.
The grounds surrounding the dwelling
were entirely destitute " ornament
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21

Young and middle-aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age.
lost OF memory, ami kindred symptoms y,
should send 10 cents 10 stamps for large
illustrated treatise suggesting sure means
of cure. Worlds DlspensQry Medical
Association, Buffalo. N. X.
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soDa aUairr, ctr.
Soda Water Factory,

I HEREWITH inform my friends and the
/ public generally that ! am now prepared 10
All an orders for Soda Water, Ginger Ale,
sarenparilla, syrupo, etc. from my new place,
AZ. Mg Bnv street, near West Broad. solicit.
iug d share OF their kind patronage. ! hope 70
merit tho snmc by my ondeavor 40 furnish
only ihe beet articles. All orders by mail will
qEO. EBBEhWN