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Mr.. James Tillinghast.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-The report that James
Tillinghast has resigned the presidency OF the
Wagner Car Company is confirmed, but ne is to
retain his position as assistant president of the
New York Central railway. DIR. Webb, son-in-
law Of Vanderbilt, is regarded as his probable
successor TO the presidency of the Wagner Com
pany. Mr.. Tillinghast leaves for New Orleans
Feb. ], and later will take a trip to Europe.
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Bad Start for a Prosecutor.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Pinkerton's detective
agency effected the arrest, to-day, of David E.
Swain, aS Sutton's Bay, Mich, where he was
living under the alias of D. T. Eddington, and
had only recently been elected prosecuting at
torney. He was wanted for the forgery of $751;
600 of Northern Pacific bonds, at st. Paul.
which was lost in speculation. He disappeared
laet .TuIv
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
NJ AcrrIArnrON Ion Y OK NJ


WASHINGTON, Jan. z, 1885,
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee-Slightly
colder, partly cloudy weather, locals rains or
SHOWS, followed by clearing weather, higher
barometer and westerly winds.
For the Lower Lake RESPONSIBILITY colder,
partly cloudy weather, local rains or SHOWS,
westerly winds. higher barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region-Local SHOWS,
followed by fair weather, westerly winds, slight
ly colder, except in northwestern portion, where
the temperature will rise slightly, rising barom-
eter, except in northwest portion, where it will
fall slightly.
For the Upper Mississippi Va1ley-Generally
fair weather, rising temperature in northern
portion, falling temperature in southern portion,
westerly winds.
For the Missouri Valley-Fair weather in
southern portion, partly cloudy weather and
local SHOWS in northern portion, warmer weather,
preceded in the extreme southern portion by a
slight fall Of temperature, winds shifting south
erly.
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Verdict Against a Street Railway.
,cial to the Indianapolis Journal.

bpeCIaI 10 CH6 IuuIdndDOII5 JUHfnaI.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 6.-In the Supreme Court,
to-day, Mrs. Manning McCulloch was given a
verdict of So, 600 against the Street Railway
Company for injuries received in June last. The
plaintiff, at that time, was riding in a wagon, and
the horses becoming frightened, a wheel caught
against the rail of the street-car track and the
vehicle was overturned, throwing her out and
breaking her collar-bone. The full amount
prayed for was awarded.
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Alleged Confidence Men Bound Over.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LoGANsPoRT, Jan. 6-James ODonnell and
Walter Haines were arraigned before Justice
Fender last evening, charged with forginga note
for $3.50 on William Morfut, a wealthy farmer of
this county. The defendants were bound over
to the Circuit Court under bonds of $500 each.
O'Donnell is proprietor of the largest livery
stable in the city. Haines is a wellknown con-
fdence man who has worked this State for years.
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A Substantial Recognition.

DUBLIN, Jan 6-At a meeting at Carrickma-
cross, to-day. of the constituents of F. NJ. Healy,
member Of Parliament for Monaghan, a testi-
monial check for FL, 600 was presented Mr..
Healy in recognition of his services in behalf of
the Irish cause. Several members of the House
Of Commons were present. The meeting was
followed by a banquet.
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And He a Minister

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Jan. 6.-Rev. A. A. Con-
ley, an i~tinerant who preached at a village
near here, on Sunday, was arrested yesterday
by a deputy United States marshal, charged
with operating an illicit d~istillery in the vicinity
of Kansas CITY.
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A Shaky Repn oIican.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6,-The Daily News prints a
Springfield, ILL.,, special which intimates that
Senator Ruger. Nho has been classed as a Re-
publican, will act with the Democrats, and that
he aims at the presidency of the Senate. A
statement is also made that General Logan has
been asked to go to Springfield. and that he will
reach there next Thursday.
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MADRID, Jan. 6-The official report On the
earthquake states that 900 lives were lost in
Grenada. The King has increased his personal
donation to the relief fund to 500, 900. The En-
peror of Germany has telegraphed his sympathy
and a large contribution The relief fund is
increasing wonderfully.
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The Senate.

REPUBLICANS.
From Delaware and Randolph counties-Marous S.
Smith, Of Muncie.
Howard and Miarni-Lewis D. Atkinson, Peru.
johnson and Morgan-Gabriel Overstreet, Franklin.
Lake and Porter--Julius W.. Youche, Crown Point.
Parke and Vermillion-John III. Lindley, Rockville.
Starke and st. Joseph-Marvin Campbell, South
Bend.
Wayne4-WifHAm D. Foulke, Richmond.
DeKalb and Steuben-Nicholas Ensley, Auburn.
Delaware. Henry and Randolph. W.Macey, Win
Fayette, Rush and Union-James N. Huston, Con-
nersville.
burg, Fountain county.
Eikhart-W. j. Davis, Goshen.
Hamilton and Tipton-Charles Q. Duncan, Sharps-
vile.
Hendricks and Putnam-L. NJ. Campbell, Danville,
Hendricks county.
Kosciusko and Wabash-George Moon, Warsaw.
Marion-F. Winter, indianapolis.
Lagrange and Noble--James S. Drake, Lagrange
DEMOCRATS.
Allen-Lycurgus Null, Hew Haven.
Adams, Blackboard and Jay-John M. Smith, Port
land.
Bartholomew, Brown and Monroe-Columbus
Duncan, Nashville.
Benton, Jasper and N~ewton-Frederick Hoover,
Remington.
CassoRufus Magee, Logansport.
Clarke and Scott-David Mcclure, Jacksonville.
Crawford, Harrison and Orange-John Benz, Leav-
envorth.
Daviess and Gr~eene-Jacob F. Mcintosh, Newberry.
ston, Aurora.
Dubois, Lawrence and Martin-James II. Willard,
Bedford.
Franklin and Ripley-Chester R. Faulkner, Holton.
Gibson and Posey-James Z. Mccullough, Prince.
ton.
Huntington and wells-Wiriam j. Hilligass, Hunt
ington.
Jefferson-James Hin, Brooksburg.
Knox and S-ullivan-Joshua Ernest, Sullivan.
Perry and Spencer-Heber j. May, Cannelton.
Pike and Warrick-Edward P. Richardson, Peters
burg.
Tippeeanoe-Francis johnson, Lafayette.
Allen and Whitley-Eli w Brown, Columbia City.
Boone and Cinton-DeWitt G. Bryant, Frankfort.
Clay and Owen-Inman ri. Fowler, Spencer.
Decatur and Shelby-F. M. Howard. St. Paul
Floyd and Washington-John s. Day, -
Fulton and Observation-Disclosures Zimmerman, Roch-
ester.
Grant and Madison-James s. ShiveIy, Marion.
Hancock, Marion and Shelby-Leon o. Bailey, In
dianapolis.
jackson and Jennings-A. G. Smith, North Vernon.
LaPorte-Morgan III. Weir. La Porte.
Marion-W. G. Thompson. Indianapolis.
Montgomery-Silas Peterson, Bowers.
neutrality-suspicious. Rahm, lr, Evansville.
~Vigo-Phiip Schloss, Terre Haute.
Carroll Pulaski and White-E. B. Sellers, Month
cello-33.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
ASSISTS MENTAL B

Prof. Ai,lph OFT, New York, says of the Acid
Phosphate: II have been enabled to devote my
self to hard mental labor, from shortly after
breakfast till a late hour in the evening without
experiencing the slightest relaxation, and l
aould not now at any rate dispense with it
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Six Lives Lost.

CHICAGO, Jan. Ga San Francisco dispatch
from Marsh6eld, Ore, dated Jan. 4, says the
boiler of the steam tug Sol Thomas exploded,
killing all on board, six in number The captain
escaped. The vessel is a total wreck. The bodies
were not recovered.
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Philadelphia Press,

fH1ladetpnla Preess
Harrison, the boy preaeher--aged forty-nine
years-has begun a revival meeting in Chicago.
Inasmuch as he is determined to find and save
the soul of Mayor Carter Harrison, it is likely
the people Of Chicago will be the witnesses OF
some highly interesting microscopic examina-
tionS.
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Obituary.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Jan. 6.-John Kiersted, Of
Saugerties, president of the First National
Bank, and owner of the Lookout Mountain
House, died to-day of blood poisoning, aged sew
entY-tWo.
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A Pious Reflection.
Boston Transc rir

Boston Transc Yipt.
'Yes," said the deacon, 'tour heavenly Father
knows all our inmost thoughts" "Then," re-
piled Fogg, che must be possessed of a deal Of
worthless information"
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SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Jan. Con Friday even
ing last a train from the south left the track.
Seven persons were killed and sixteen wounded.
the victims being we l-known people. Three cars
were completely DESTROYED.
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THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Name and Postofice Address Of Each Member
of the Senate and House.

The following is a complete and correct list of
the senators and representatives composing the
Indiana Legislature, which assemblies on Thurs
day, together with the postofice address of each:
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The Mahdi win Make a Stand.

KoRTI, Jan. 6.-Natives say the rebels held
Gakdul until they heard of General Stewards
approach. when they decamped. The prisoners
state that the Mahdi's forces will make a stand
at Melamneh, where earthworks have been con-
Sfr11efad
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Two Lives Lost ON a sinking steamer.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 6.-The Times Demo
Gratis special reports that the steamer Belle of
Shreveport sunk about sixty miles above Arkan-
sas City. Two lives were lost. The other pas
sengers were rescued by the steamer Kate
Adams.
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week appointed by Governor Crittenden to a va
cancy on the Circuit Court bench. The extent
of the injury is not yet ascertained. The thigh
bone is shattered, and the wound may prove
quite serious. The ball has not yet been recov-
cred.
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Assignment at Evansville.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 6-The retail clothing
firm of Goodman & Frank made an assignment
to-day, Assets between &c. 900 and $1,000; liza
bilities ST. 1000.
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though unwritten body of common Law, they
have the substantial elem eats for the establish
ment of a social democracy.
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Steamshin News.
R~evivalist Harrison's Job.

New YORK, Jan 6.-Arrived: Gallia, from
Liverpool
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03

when we hear man blowing shout
AIS Jefiersonisn OF Jacksonian DEM
ocracy, we are impelled to either leave
MIN 1t once or respectfully but firmly
request him to give us protracted
rest.-l Calvert Courier.
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Letter Frem Raird.

BAIRD, Oct. l.-ICorrespondence.l- l.
jackson Taylor, the noted COW thief,
alter whom the officers have been for
some months, was caught and brought
here on the charge of tho theft of a
yearling, and was bound over in the
sum of $500 to appear before our dis.
trics court. AL Wetsop, charged with
an assault with intent to rape, was
bound over in the sum OF 5000 for his
appearance before cur district court
Both parties failed 10 give bond and
are now in Jail.
The new furniture for the cour;
house he's arrived, but it is thought
that 1t will be rejected by the commits
sloners court on account of its being
OF an inferior quality.
The governor has appointed b. NJ
Camp, OF Brownwood, district attor-
ney, to ill the upexpired term OF Dis.
trict Attorney l. z. Hutchisop, re-
signed.
Rain is badly needed, and for wan
OF such the farmers are not able Il
pillow.
Come buildings arc going up ant
some property is changing hands.
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Movements of tbe uos,,,as

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Atelegram has
been received at tho war department
from General Crook, stating that Cap
tains Crawford and Davis, at Guada-
loupe canon, Southeastern Arizona,
send information by courier to the Of
feet that 20 or 20 indians passed that
point on the 25th, travelling rapidly
northward. Captain Crawford il in
pursuit and troops have been ordered
from various points to in
tercept the hostiles. The COM
msnding officer at Ft. Apache
has been directed to hold his troops
in readiness for immediate service,
Citizens rs exposed points have been
warned and urged to corral their stock
in order to prevent the Indians from
securing rsnlounts. Every precautiop
has bsen taken for some time past to
prevent tho hostiles from c0mmuni.
eating with the Chirscahuss, who are
closely watched at their agency. The
raiders are supposed to be apart of
Geronimo's band who have been down
into Mexico,
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pkFERsED rElEasAns.
A Eepuslican wra.x,e

WASHINGTON, Oct. LA very large
crowd lett here tonight on the is
train 10 attend the Republican meet.
ing At Alexasdria. Among the pas.
sengers We're John s. Wise, Republi.
can candidate for governor of vir.
gina. who was To address the meetlnx
ana John A. Smith, a claim agent oi
this city and formerly member OF CON-
siess nom Richmond, Virginia, dis
trict. For some time past there has
nesn bitter testing between these
TWO gentiemen. They occupied adj.
Joining seats IN the smoking ear. and
whea out two miles from Alexandria
became Involved in a wrsnyle,
IN which Smith called Wise
liar. He had no sooner uttered tbe
words than he received a singing
DION In the mouth that drew blood
and knocked him down. Wise fol.
lowed up his attack, but the crowd in.
terisred and stopped the row. When
Alexandria was reached Wise went to
Armory hall, where theImeetine was
being held. The meeting was noisy
rom the start, aud when Wise an
peared on the stage he was interrupted
by friends of Smith, who had sssem-
Dled In large numbers, with sll man
ner or insulting remarks, aud was
nnally forced TO leave the stays and
hsii, and the meeting broke up Ia dis.
order,
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Inc most popular cigarettes st th
popular price are Opera Puffs.
A Mistake Corrected.

TEXARKANA, Oct. 2.-IEDIToR HER.
AID. will 20 do the many good pso-
pie of Texarkaua, who lave voted
with one voice, the supreme kindness
to publish this communication, which
Will refute the information you gained
concerning tho removal or the county
seat. Several days sgo your corespon-
denton this place said, through your
columns, that ~ great many votes in
the city were cast against Texarkana. -
Thera were cast LABS votes, in Tex
arkana, and all OF them, with not a
single exception, were Tor Texarkana
for the county seat OF Bowie county.
your paper OF later date contained
this statement: "The county seat OF
Bowie county has just been, by a vote,
located at Texarkana, a iarge portion
OF ITS population voting for another
place." The entire voting population
Of our grand little city voted as one
man for 1t. Texarkana is in the OK
treme eastern part Of the county,
Dekalb and McCreary are In
the extreme western part, and
they gave Texsrkana 100
votes. She also received IA other
votes in the precinct next TO that part
OF the county.
The official count gavo Texarkana
2,o5l; Kew Boston, 626; Boston, 400;
scattering,2.
We are most thankful to you for:
| "Texarkana is an instance of the Of
ices seeking the place rather than the
place seeking offices. Having
most Of tue business of the county,
the city ought to have the court house,
and the selection of Taxarkana was
doubtless good one" We lift cur
hats TO you for such liberal, sensible
fair-minded view Of the question.
A CITIZEN,
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Letter from Roberts, Hunt County,

RoDERrs, Oct. 2.--[Corrospondence
--You seen ia bave forgotten our city
In thewoods, We are IL miles south
from Groouvills, aud I5 miles north
from Terrell, In what is known IS the
"Forks OF tho Creeks" We have four
business houses and a hotoi.
Captain Il. j. Waldron Is doing quite
An extensive business in cross-ties
and wood.
Last Monday Justice Humphrey
held court and had quite an extensive,
docket, both civiland criminal
Several indictments for drunken
ness, found by the grand jury, were
transferred to this precinct most OF
them were continued on account OF
absence OF State witnesses.
We need more HERALD in this com.
muniiy, but unfortunately it does not
arrive until the day aftor Ii is printed.
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SIDEWALK NOTES

Ladies', misses' aud ohildrens'
heel slippers ut Leon Kahns.
H. u. Curtis, the jeweler.
IL. L. Curtis, the jeweler.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Go to Alston'o for fine groceries.
Crazy quilt pieces ut Baumsn's.
III you love oysters 40 to the Del
mouico restaurant.
Only 90 conts per dozen by the can
Oysters; Delmonioo.
Wooten Wells water, 8 cents glass,
at the Glen Len saloon.
Wootau Wells water receiy I'd daily
Ut the Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh Wootan Wells watee every
day ut the Glen Lea saloon.
rho Delmonico has the first oysters
Oh the season, at 80 cents q can.
S2S Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetable at A. Il. Bouches.
Orr, 72l Main street, can't bs beat on
Duggies, buck-boArds or road carts.
Bouche Keeps all kinds of cigars al
tobacco. Try his nicklo Tiger cigar.
Wagenhaeuser beer, always fresh, on
tap at 7OS Elm street, tho Blue Front.
VIM. IL. Garretson, general agent,
Dlebold Safe and Lock company, 723
Main street.
For carriages, buggies or any kind
OF vehicle, 20 to Guyton, Smith q Co.,
Oil Elm street.
Coal and coke AZ bottom figures, In
large and small quantities. Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bouche,the Main street grocer, keeps
the AIdue compressed yesst. Always
Buy your coffee, teas, spices and
groceries at 03S Elm street, tho late
coffee and spice mill stand.
Elegant new stock OF jewelry Jus
received. Corner Main and Poydrss
streota. Il. Il. Curtis, ieweler,
The finest assortment OF spectaclos
and Eyeglasses In the city, corner OF
Main ana Poydras streets.
Billington's prices cannot DO
touched on parlor, bedroom sets
wardrobes, tables, chairs, bedsteade
etc.
One of the INCEST presents for your
wifo Ia u phmton or buggy. Il don't
coat much. Orr will sell thom low, ia
Main street.
Preserves, jellies, and peach butter
In pals, at Il. II. Craddock's, g8s Elm
street, the late coffee aud spice mill
stand.
10 have your watches, clocks and
iewelry repaired, 70 to. L. n. Curtis,
corner Of Main and Povdras streets,
In collars, Coon & Co., are taking thu
lead. Our stock Ia the largest In the
city: II. b. Burr q Bro, COS Main
Talk ID cheap, goods and prioes
always tell. Don't fail 70 zee Burr
Bros, new full stock Of fnrnishinr
goods and hats, COS Main street.
PitmAn q Roberts, contractors for I. |
J. SchilIenger, patent cement aide.
walks. Ohico at Ofi's Place, No, ia
Lamar street. Orders promptly a.
a beautiful home 10 che ds,lshs Of
all Il you want one, consult .. N.
SSsss Sish ~ SisSsssS e si!vs yss "
=: -, : 8 a. 3 49, 8: =:
~ Y. ||I ..|. W l. s
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Striking Mlners.

CHEYENNE, Oct. lat 0 O'Clock this
morning all of the coal miners at Car
bon struck and ell work ceased. The
Carbon mines are owned by the I'm
ion Pacific railroad and furnish va in
ferior kind OF coal. No demonstration
or demand was made by the miners.
Everything is quiet. 1t Is understood
that this course has been adopted by
the Miaer's union at Carbon at the In.
stigation of the union at Rock Springs
The Carbon minors kept the Union
Pacific running. Now the only Goa
mined by the Unien Pacific in Wyom,
Ing is mined by Chinese at Rock
Springs.
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Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writss 70
the Boston Christian Freeman%We
would by no means recommend anv
kind Of medicine which we did NOT
know to be good-pSrticularlyf for in
tsnts. But of Mrs. WinsloWs Sooth.
ing Syrup We can speak from knowl-
edge. In our own family it has proved
q blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with collie pains quiet slsep,
and the parents unbroken rest at
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here is an article
which works to perfection and which
~ harmless; for the sleep which il AT.
fords the infant Is perfectly natural.
and the little cherub swakes as "bripht
rs a button" And during the process
of teething its value Is incalculahIe.
We have frequently beard mothers
say that they would not be without IL
rom the birth of the child till IL had
finished with the teething siege, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. Is cents bottle,
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70 ma something to sustain the charge
az corruption bat ooly siops we've
iSube. Pretending tn be a arsyis w
- we ana matters, il simply sloshss
.nfoosn multitude OF words 10 ex-
press the opinion that the land board
VA uiIatory in sending cut grass
csmmissloners.-lGlen Rose Citizsn.
VI. THE LAND BOARD.
Inc attack OF the Galveston Nevs ON
tes land board, and the discuss,on
taat mas followed, have had one GOOD
sneos, Thsy have stimulated the board
70 90 its duty Marshall Herald.
but did the Herald notice that the
.attscs" never came until after the
isno eosrd had appointed the grass
seen.s! IL strikes the Post that If a
heMsp aper 10 aware of existing public
aoases, should not delay their ex.
posare until active operations are be-
sun ior .aeir suppression. We can ell
soc = mistake very readily after IL is
naue, put 1t requires some shrewdness
Post. e'S'O'-
NOT rHhEAT, BUT A PREDICTION.
Inc i9n among the North Texas
hnorning daiiies begins to-day. All
being backed by msn of wealth, they
viii appear to prosper for season.
alter which one OF the three will bo.
come great aud remuneratiys paper
ana business, while the other two will
retire from the contest after y heavy
loss to their owners. This il no threat.
put prediction that the Mail will
PACK with al its circus tickets.-[ Fort
Worth Nail.
DALLAS PROGRESS.
Dallas finds it necessary Ia enlarva
her municipal limits, and East Dallas
10 taking steps to be restored TO the
mother government. When she Alb.
| soros the new addition on the east and
re-embraces East Dallas, she will be
the largest city in Texas. She is leay-
Ing her neighboring rivals an open
track In the rear, aud there is nothing
IN the way OF her advance to metropol-
lstic Experimentation Rose Citizen.
49,. ABILENE's ADVANCE.
Abilene is In one particular yerv
similar to Fort Worth. The Gazette
mas often made mention Of the fact
toat more persons got of and: on the
cars III that city than any other four
towns In the State. We can say for
our city that more wagons run ia and
out mere than any eight or ten towns
meat OF Fort Worth on the line of the
Texas q Pacific railroads. Abilene
Reporter.
WHO IS A DEMOCRAT?
When we hear u man blowing about
ais Jefiersonisn OF Jacksonian DEM
0cfacy, we are inpelled to either leave
MN ~ once or respectfully but firmly
rsquest MIN to give us protracted
rest.-- Calvert Courier.