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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

S. A. Hsssltine & Bro, patent so,
liciiors, Springfield, Missouri, send US
the following list of patents which
wtre Issued TO citizens OF Texas dur,
ing tbs past week:
a. X. Bermore, Milana; wagon brake,
$. II. Brown, Lsesvilie; marking de-
vice.
@. w. Christopher, assiguor OF one
hall 70 J. NJ. Grant, Deport; liBimont,
nj. u. Northern, Lanier; dress chart.
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BarrGtt's circus will bs In Dalles
September 70
An interpreting. uelIable uouse.

an interprisinG, Reliable House.
relied upon, not only to carry in stock
Agency for such articles ga have welt
known merit, and are ponular with
the people, thereby sustaining tho re-
putglion of being alwaya entarprisine,
end very reliable. Having secured
tho agency for tho celebrated DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consume
ton, will eoll it on q positive
guarantee. Ii will surely ,oura any
and every affection OF Throat, Lungs,
and Chest, aud to show our confidence.
we invi,o you TO call and GET n Trial
Bottle FrOa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

Have used Toagaline In . casa OF
neuralgia of IS years standing. For
tho last few years tho patient has been
unfit for work nosrly Ell tho time, Has
noC boon tree from pain for many
gears. Was suffering extreme pain
when he hogan taxing Tong allno. Ho
has not had & eovers ATTACK since be-
ginning it's use, eight days since. THIS
il remarkable, from the fact that be
has worked in the sun, which no has
not boon abio TO DO for - years,
II 10 splendid nerve tonic.
II. L. Nelson, M. d., Ashland, o.
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GGoBaE n. KNIGHT.
Southwestern Passenger Agent,
Il. o. drawer 10, Dallas, Texas.
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Tho Lntost candIdato for onlco

has cont ia his order tn Douglas
Brothers, she Main streeJ tailors, for q
iiue suit, They arc receiving ono OF
tho largest and beat asserted lines Of
tell cuttings of tbs latest styles and pat
terms, and arc showing "a our citizens
and othars, pie,a goodg that cannot he
eXcolod IN tho most fashionable
cities. Now Is the tune 10 select your
pattern, leaVe your order 10 prevent
delay and ba in readiness for fall
weather
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rfarshais All Dat

A coll st tho United States marshal'l
office to-day developed tho fact that
there Is somo blood on waning moon.
The deputies weIo all gone with writs
In their hands-principslly directed to
parties in the Delaware Bend country.
fhose pa cors take th0m 10 tho Indian
Territory, and the complaints are
blood red with murder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

Miss Virginia Ford, Of New Orleans
will be In Dallas the l2th of September,
prepared to oTgauize her dancing
classes for ladies, geEtlomcn, and
children, the following Monday. Az 10
her qualifications and eNperieucc, she
refers 10 Professor G. II. Rivers, OF
Brooklyn, Professor Xaupe, OF st.
Louis, Charles Fred Tucker, Dallas,
and to the New Osloans public. Par
ticuarB as 81 hour and place hera-
nfLnr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

Two or throe square lengths of the
main streets vera occupied by tho pro-
cession OF the knights OF LABOR, last
evening, numbering about 100. They
were oAcOrtnd by the brass BAND
which afterwards OBLIGATED az the
grand bali, undor tho auspices OF the
order, at Shady Wow Park.
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Hard .Tin,os

HNtO VJmO0s
While money Ia close, wages and
prices low, expenses should he cut
down In every household. Economy
tho watch word for Mothers. Head oil
Doctors bills by always keeping In the
house u bottle Of DR.. bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. Stops o Cough IN
stantly, relieves Consumption, cures
Group and pain in the Cheat h one
night. It is just the remedy for hard
times. Price 80 cents, and 81. Sam.
pies Tree. Sold by all druggists,
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For tho indefinite aches and paius of
nervous patients rongalns is superior
TO any other snodyne. For nervous
headache. or muscular rheumatism it
is almost specific
PARK RITCHtE NJ, D.,
~ Paul. MINI.
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Many cosmetics FOR the complexion
nave from ilmo 10 time boon pat upon
the market. But none have stood the
test as has Pdzzoui's msdicat6d com.
plexjon prwder. IL ~ an absolute
curative for hlotchos, discoloralious,
ireckles, etc. For sale by druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

DR.. SCOTS Coca, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus one OF the best tonjos for
lows OF appetite aud debility. Try il.
For sale by Hicliox g. Hesuie, Patter-
son, Clover IL Co, Jotf House and
Howell Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03
Election Notice,

The SAMUEL election for ohicars of
tho Dallas Barrel and Wooden Ware
factory viii tago place ~ tho factory
on saturday, September 3, lS35. Poles
open from u until 80, N.
THOMAS +. MCENNIs, President
Dallas Birrol and Wooden Ware Fac
tOrV
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To House. Owners and Reuters

AZ houno-VWuorH Nnu iNenterd.
III your balcony or shed room loaks
Ehrets Prepared (0 Ply Roofing will
make IL waterproof. Can be put on ut
total cost, not to exceed $3.50 per squar,
no xl0 feet ana will last as long a
either tin or iron. Prompt attention
given to all orders addressed to
SIDNEY SMITH,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department
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Tho Louisville, KY, Courior.Journsl
states that the woli-knOwn pioneer,
Prof. Donaldson, after having suffered
with rheumatism over 20 yeara
was cured by ST. Jacobs Oil.
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short-bnud aud Typo-wriiiug Institus'
aa8G ) SE8Iissl Fob YOUR l3BiES


rHls Institution win begla It's ilsl Fesslon
September /, 1885. = spesia coach for the
students IN Texas Louisiana ald Arkan-
sga win C4yo Fort Worth, in ch srgc OF the
agent, NednC day morning, september ,,
at O'Clock: win pass through Dallas, SAL
M; Mars lnu, 1905 p. m TeNarkanH, 7:2j
70. m Little Rock, q, midnight. Let the
Young ladies' in Louisiana meUt us at Mar
shnll, j c. PATTON,
Professor or Mathematics and General
Agent, nqllas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

PATTERSON soils tho best . cent
c.gsr Ia the world. 200 Main street,
corner of POydrHs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

Our American bellies - Our American
bell.s--
How sweet Is the story their bs nuty tells
they are wise bellies, too, for IL IS their
wont
TO uss every day their sOHODoNT,
which sweeiens breath and keeps teeth
well,
No wonder we're proud OF OH. American
bellies,
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yhV Has soyunnnt

WAY HAS S0HUucnt
Become tho staple Deutrilce OF Amor
lea? Simply because IT is impossible
to use IL, even Tor week, without per-
ceiving ita bygienic effect upon the
teeth, the gums and the breath.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

| VIII not radically cure. Dr.. R,chsn,s
Soiusn oasefn No. will cure Sypailis IN
us primary and secondary st,ees. sncn
ss ola ulcers and liberated sore throat
SOY EYES skin eruptions, soreness OF ths
scalp and all stages OF the disease. srsss;s
eating disease and mercury thoroughlv
Price 70 per bottle, two nottles Tor 81 IL ~.
Klehans Golden Baisam No. will enr:
the thhd stages or Tertiary Svnhii,s
where sypbllitic and mercurial ri,snmss,
tism are connected with the p,in,err go
secondary. have hundreds of csrtiscsfs..
where miraculous cures have be a sffssss5
ey tneSe re,ned,es. Patients eat and drinS
what they IKE, ana require nooutWAIs an
plications. Hundreds sutisr frcao synht.
| litlc and msTcurt@ rneumstiSm who er-
not aware o; II, and defy such to o.,fain :
radical cure without the uss OF this rnsii.
cine, Its beneficial elects are felt At 49,
II has raised men rom hospital beds in ons
week, " no have l3il there for years rndas
the best practitioners ia the city, ana 10
the only r2dsc Al cure for the worst dls.
ease known syphilis. Price S. per hot.
tie, or two bottles for 81. Ii caves you,Sar
1t saves your Offspring rom the faint ~
thiG scourge, Or. Rchau's Golden Ants
toidl safe epeedf pleasant and radical
cure tcr eononhoa, gieet Irritation.
gravel snd all urinary deraneements, IA,
coupauied with full directions WSr
ranted 10 cure. Price IS pai b tito.
Or. Richsu's Golden EbXer de Amour
alodical cure Tor Sperm8tOuhcea. general
debility In old or young giving vitalityand
~ parting energy with wonderful effect In
tnule who have led a life Of sensuality or
self-gbuse. II "a Invaluable 10 those who
are anxious Tor en- Increase OF fatui5v
Nothing more certain In It's elects, n Il
composed Of the mot powerful ingredlents
In the vegetable kingdom. Harmless bnt
speedy In restoring health. Price IS per
bottle or two bottles FOR 20. Trade supplie5
90 q liberal discount.
On receipt Of price, by mail or express
these remedies win be shipped to any MARI
/ the United states and Canndas, Gree
nom observation, Prompt attention nal6
TO all COZ espoDdeaOe--strlctly SonfdentiaI
Htiysie parlor for lGdies The doctoreap
be consulted ut his oelce from a. m. 10
p. m.
Address DR., ID. p, RICE ARDS, No. Zs
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alIH6 eoUTr.
no, R--Ns.ti Hnc pIegH, ltaVoa 30 r. M.
8UtE0 NOnTN,
81, L---Raal and y pg5ss, arrives. iI.Ug a, NJ.
Tr1ius lapd yam daily, sundays ex-
tspted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

AMBITION FEMALE COLLEGE
q Lexington, Ky The best is not too
good for your daughter, "dAMILToN'
Oilers al tho advantages found In q tirs'-
classcOllege for ladies; heslthlsst OF Local
ton; stCaw-heated, gas lighted; hot and
cold wute' on each Il Dor; bathrooms ETC.;
equipment complete; especial attention tu
health; u live III rough s hoOl Superior
advantages IN art, mu ic elocutioH, and
languages But two pupils occupy one
room, Session opens September II. tn
dOrsed by eading people o. the state Pu-
pila leave September For catalogues
ind all ir formation, address Professor +.
T.. -, Clair Box Ii, pal as, Texas, or
J II. PATTI II son, President,
Lexington, Kentucky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

At the Dallas academy, the friends
aud patrons Of the institution arc cor
daily invited to a reception given by
tho teachers on Saturday, September
b, from 4 to Z O'Clock p. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

PATTERSON the low price dugg ist.
'0o Main street, corner Pcydras. New
stand. N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03

Another circus will 10 here ON the
l2sh. lps Barre u. 'I
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Reception,

Breakage il immaterial If you have
Spalding's Glue at hand.
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NEN ENiLANN CNN .LRYANNRY Al nIYIG

Boston. Mass, OLDEST ~ America:
largest and best equipped In the tyorld-IOl
IN siruciJrS, 1911 students last year. Thor
ough Inst uetion in Vocal aud Instrumen.
vi Mu lc' Piano and Organ runine, Fine
Arts, Oratory Literature French, Germsn
ana Italian Language, English Branches
Gymnastics, etc, ATTIC S. To SO; b0,rl
a1d room, 'lj o SIS Per term, Fall Term
begins September 10, 1855 For Illustrated
"a endar, giving full Information, address
= T9l Ri &H, Dir Franklin Square, Bos.
ton, Mass.
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For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases
mailed tree
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, On
ljI " SD ST. MY.
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Nc. u--hdii and Suppress arrives % -, n,
$50, h. liEed ordysa..... Oi.0 A. b..
No, l9--hisil and w. tenGtn de-
,Atle ..... $50 A. NJ.
&c ID ,ef tsonth danarlg. s.a Y. NJ.
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"Whose cirrns, whose hipo1rOme, is
the grundestW Barrett's-it will DO
here on the l2th,
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULlNE academy.
sryaa street. alias.

This Institution. conducted by the Ur-
su.ine ladies, Is most desigably located,
The system 81 education pursued is design
ga 20 develop She mental, moral and phvs!-
cal powers 81 The pupils, and 90 make
them usef- -'01ogn cf rueuei tastes and
cultivatCf .rN
~ ADVANCE
bfarC, 81 td tuition. inCiJdi
Siati0nr ,. .Kiag. Ere eh, German
Fancy A,,.sn3 tha ordinary inn00-
pry eApe.se1, rcf session ui i've
mon .. ........... ....... .e tNQ
Music and use oi plano .- .........-. 81
Entrance Zee .On'y the hrs, year .. 5
Young ladies desiring aiml-tanc' luto
the Academy must always prutu q salts
factory trsii .QOni9is and recommendations
studies " y bs resumed TGcsday, Sep. LIST.
For iurtner particular, apply 90 the
EQrN rH SUPERIOR.
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AnIu1sA and WHISKY HABITS cured
~ home without palm, Hook 81
vi HUN perticnlsU vent nee. 3, 4.
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"Any other circus this year," Yo,
Barret.'s, on tho 18th.
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knights OF Mnhnr.

18Th.
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THE COLLIE aE
WeWtbotford, Texas.
Next Term Commences Cd y@ptGnbGF.7

Toe principals are experienced Europeau
graduates Modern languages impaired
b native tea hers Yupils received on
the most M pderate terms and educated for
private and professional life Civil service
exam nations, schools OF mining and en-
81 eering receive special attention, and
spec al rate allowed cou tXsurgeyoYs ami
others desiring to qu diry Tor the higher
eXamiua Ion. No college in Texas offers
erenca In Dallas and over Texas, For far.
ther palti uiers, apply MS above to the
President.
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niph school prIncinnl.

Tho mos, popular cigarettes at the
popular price arc Opera Puts.
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20 ..AlEvsv rIs.n nAHr.
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oc2a9 KhsI-T. d y. 0kYVr
No 1ei--ii' Louie express. ....... s.an A NJ
Leaves y ricr Depot. ......- -. Nslp A n
40. @s-icEzl Passenger zee. ?:iC K. Nj.
80, so .eegea Union Depot .. 800 " NJ
Eau Artunlo kxptess arrives. l0ls " M.
C9Ese NEBr--uEioS DNPuY.
sc. Di--Caaiornla Express, arr, $40 r. M
I.aayes Union Depot. ). .....,. 0:s9 y NJ.
leaves Texan = PaclGo Depct.. G:i9 =. NJ.
no. Sb--Loesi tegeopger, arr. li;ho A. ~.
LaSVea .....l j. .i2.2O "a. IA.
LsSyos Tel'sa q Faeino Depot is.X5 2. NJ.
No. iAs--issu Antonio Express,
le<rea Z. Z =. Depot q. ...4.... e.Jh z. Nj,
Ecs. ssl sud t,ftcpv Orleans ErpressJruN
t.vTN4n Forth worth and MsrHhhn daily
Fcs So 81 sud Ns tzss tnaaln at tine Union
pepot. Nos. iSs and 1853 com ect at 81. WORTH
with traiNf Ia auC from Colorado CITY.
TtsoUri Pacific.
DALIAs AND pEgTog.
Accommodated rriVen .... J2:t0 noon.
pspTis.. ...,.............,...... 2,31 =. NJ.
SofNc sourH.
NJ, iscCis III pgepa arrives. ....,... $50 A NJ.
81. Looit M gfos1. arrives .... O0OP, d.
0oIiSo EaRgh,
az. Lou,4 NNprses leavcs. ..... 1850 h, NJ.
~. l,ona h1preas leayAs .. g0ib NJ.
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DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures
when every other so-called remedy
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Als'on's Hangmi,a Patent dour.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-04
Read Judd & Smiths offer Of 81, OOC
reward in another column.
PERSONAL,

Miss Nellie Abbott has been seriously i'll
for several days.
w. s. Swanson, postmaster of Crescent,
was in the city yesterday.
8. 7. Clark, superintendent of the st.
Paul, was in the city yesterday.
John Todd, secretary and treasurer OF
Tabor college, was in the city yesteaday.
II. J.. Chambers and family nave Mrs. E.
A. Consigny and Mrs. Z. w. Dayis, of Avoca,
as their guests.
Henry Spetman, of Keil's hotel, his father
mother and sister, all left yesterday morning
en- route for Germany.
Dick Ryan has returned from Northwestern
Nebraska, where he has the contract 70,
building a railroad extension.
Mrs. H.. w. Tilton left last evening owe,
the Northwestern on a trip to Wisconsin,
where she will spend several weeks with hel
relatives and friends.
The Rev. G. @. Rice has gone to Vernon,
ON a peculiarly interesting trip, his Intention
being to attend the reunion Of his old class,
which was graduated from Burlington uni,
yersity forty years ago. There were twenty.
four members in the class, and there are now
fourteen surviving, and all of these expect to
be present. They come from various parts Of
the United States, being scattered from Maine
to California. Many of them have not met
since they were graduated. The reunion can
not but bs an interesting one, with some nee.
essarily sad features. as forty years bring
many changes, some of which are not the
happiest.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-04
DOWN ON THE DOCTOR.
The President of the Young Mems
Christian Association Annoyed
by Being Charged with
Larceny.

A case has been started Ia Justice
Frainey's court whichihas a sensational
feature to 1t, as the defendant, who Is
charged with larceny, il, none other than
DIR. P. j. Montgomery, one of the promi.
nent physicians of the city, and president
of the young mems christian association,
as we'll as very prominent as a prohlbl-
ZIONIST. The charge is made, that while
attending a girl named Davis, who was
at work at the Revere house, and
who was taken sick there,
the doctor, not being able to
get any money on his bill, took the gold
chain, belonging to her, and which
chanced to be lying on the stand near her
bed, the doctor saying that he would keep
it until she was able to redeem it. The
girl now claims that she did not give the
doctor willing possession of the chain.
hence the charge. The case is to be
heard to-day, when the full facts will
come ont. The Issue seems to
be whether the girl gave up
the chain as security for the
bill, or whether the doctor in his esgar-
ness to secure the money d., Tim took
the chain without due pre- csIs VI law.
The position held by the doctor, and his
reputation here makes the matter q de-
cidedly unpleasant one for him and his
friends, and 1t is intimated that the real
cause Of the action lies In the feeling
which a medical student in another doc.
tors office has In regard to the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-04
THE DAILY BEECoUNCIL BLUFFs-THURsDAY. JUNE 4. 1886.
FTOKLE FEMALE,
she Shows Her Gratitude for a
Nights Lodging by Stealing the
FamiIy's Clothes and
Jewelry.

On Tuesday evening a gentleman on
Tenth avenue, near Drovers' hotel. was
accosted by a finely dressed lady who
wished to find q place to sleep that
night, as she was intending to take the
train the next day for Denver, Col. The
gentleman kindly took her to his own
home, 1t being q boarding house, and in-
PRODUCING the travelling lady to his wife
and family, they chstted in the parlor
until quite late; the family being CON
siderablv exhausted entertaining the
lady, all retired, and on the family's
awakening yesterday morning they
found they had been robbed of
considerable clothing, jewelry, etc by
the travelling lady, who } ad, from all APP
pearances, gotten up and busted before
any of the family we're much more than
In their first sleep. as 1t was after wards
learned, by John Quinn, the night watch
man at the transfer hotel, that she was
seen about 3 o'clock yesterday morning
walking up the dump to the bridge across
the Missouri river on her way to Omaha.
The watchman on the Iowa side of the
bridge refused to allow her to walk
over to Omaha and suggested she go down
on the bottom, below, and get a boat
man to row her over; Just about this
time the BEE car which brings the BEE
over the bridge and up to the Broadway
depot was s!gnaled and upon inquiry it
was learned that she wanted to be taken
over to Omaha, which request was
politely refused by the gentleman
In charge, thereupon she went down on
the bottom and was taken over In q row
boat by a family who were csmped under
the bridge, they having just come down
the river the night before. Tho woman
now lies In jail In Omaha, having been
arrested yesterday afternoon. The goods
are all recovered, and it is not yet learned
whether abe will be brought back here or
not.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-04
TAPPING A TILL.
f. Nice Young Man Subjected TO I'm
pleasant Suspicious.

j. G. Mcintyre of No. 800 Broadway,
had his till robbed on Tuesday evening
under peculiar circumstances. He was
at supper and a clerk In charge of the
store was sitting at the doorway until the
return Of the proprietor, when he went
to supper. Mr.. Mcintyre on entering
the store foand hat the cash drawer had
been opened and $50 tsken. His In.
quiries led him to have suspicious OF
q young man named George Mason,
who had bean In his employ, but whom he
had discharged that very day. He learned
that Mason had been hanging about near
the store while he was at supper, and
informing the police of his suspicious, the
officers hunted Mason up and arrested
him, finding on his person about $17, and
although the money could not be identl.
fed, McIntyre's suspicious were strength
ened, as he knew that Mason had no
money of his own. He was afraid, how
ever, to insist on the prosecution of Ma.
SON, as he had no sufficient proof, and SO
the young man was allowed to 60. A
domestic employed in the family of @. O.
Cook, 1t was afterwards learned, had no.
ticed Mason with another young fellow,
or the evening of the t~ill-tapping, come
down the bluff in the rear of the
store, and o afterwards go away to-
gether, which gave color to the theory
that they had divided the money. The
two young men were seen together again
yesterday, taking the Kansas City train,
and it was learned that Mason had left
without settling ais board bill at Mr..
Porterfeld's. Meson has served as one
of the ushers In the opera houEe, and
was quite we'll known In the city, and il
will be a great surprise to his friends tina
such suspicious should be pointed towards
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-04
MaIoney Falls in with Romans.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Ark, June ga row oc-
Cured in Walter Maloney's saloon at Vulcan,
Sunday. night, during which Malouey shot
two Italians, one fatally. A mob of Italians
drove Msloney and family out of the build.
ing, blew 1t up, and set fire to it. Maloney
narrowly escaped lynchiug.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-06-04
Horsiord's Acid Phosphate,
IN CONSTELLATION.

Or. j. N: Robinson, Medina, O., says,
Tin cases Of indigestion, constipation and
happy"