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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-07

The gentlemen of Alpena are hereby informed
that will removed all decayed offensive matter
around their premises or from their Vaults, which
have collected during the winter. / will do it in
the night, leaving everything in good condition.
All orders left on my slate at the Argus Office or
sent by postal will be promptly attended TO. COS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-07

Prices and Terms auKe 10 al.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-30

MENIA, July a. special. Second
d iys' proceeding at tho State Sunday
school convention. \ large amount
OF business transacted OF great bsnchl
10 the sunday schools ofthe state, and
interchange OF ideas tina, was truly
interesting and beneficial 20 al
present. h3convention was attended
nv largo and appreciative sudi,
ance, Mrs. &. NJ. Wiuklor, al
Corsicsna, delivered an excellent
adross, H. her usual happy style on
temperance, which was UNANIMOUSLY
ordered spread on tho minutes OF lht
association, together with Vote OF
| thanks.
The following Onicers were elected
for the ensuing vear.
President --Rsv. J. II. AendrieE, OF
| Terrell.
Vice Pre- sidsnt- General l." NJ
Secretary, Y. NJ. Lsngdon, OF
| Houston.
Tressurer--.E. l.. Dennis, of Houston.
S,atistician,-- III. Hill, OF sherman.
Executive Committee Rev. j H.
! Honderick, Chairman, Terrell; j.. L.
! smith, MeNia; w. j. Howell, Dallas
| w. j. Kerr, Corsicaua; John IA. Evans
Austin; j. N. McCOy, Dallas. There
also was one vice president elected FOR
each senatorial district.
SWest Home Chapter, Order OF tho
Eastern Star, was organized in this
city, having 30 charter members
DIR. j. NJ. Lewis, Worthy Patron.
Mrs. Il. &. Kennedy, Worthy Ma
| iron.
Mrs. Moliis Bryant, Assistant
| Worthy Mgtron.
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THE TEXAS rELEGRAMS.
Tnr OMAR peNlsoN sohnDAL.
some Pail Mslilsh Testimony -'aoh
Dunonn's work NJ kildare u'l
Done ~ gainesville DTowr
Ing At Palestiueiftc


DENIsoS, July 2l-,SpeclaL Tho
evidence in the Revere case was con-
cluded lhis afternoon
Taylor Burton, II noigRbor, testified
10 simmons having advised him to In
crease the insurance.
A. IL. CONN, insurance agent, testi-
fed 10 simmons having advised him
10 Increase the insurance, Mr., Conn,
testified to having paid simmons
81 200 insurance ON the house that
Revere Is charged with burning.
Mrs. GuutoT testified "a having seen
a handsome man como out OF the mousse
lust before the tiro, twas not Revere
looked like such man az prosecuting
attorney Mo'ely, 5000, ,,.,,-
Mosely askol, "Was u ~ "She re,
piled: "Oh! no sir" Great laughter,
Tho neXi witness, Mrs. H. lOsia TreRst,
said Mis-. Simmer said 10 her tho day
after the ire: "rhorO Is my pet
pointing To Revere, who was noar by;
that Revere knew something that
would put old fom (Mr. Simmons) In
the penitentiary; that she wanted q
divorce; thpt she mad made q mash on
a carpenter named Mosleyishe showed
me letter from him, saying he loved
her so well that he could cat the dirt
from under her finger nails and al ho
wanted was one more KISS.
The next witness, Mrs. Torpley, tes-
titled that herself; Mrs. simmons,
Revere and others went fishing, but
caught no FISH; Mrs. simmons and
Revere wandered oil into tue WOODS
by themselves; that simmons hRd OIL.
fered several tunes To nrioe her 10 Ie!l
him what she knew about his wi Q
and Revere, but sho refused; that
Simmons had made improper propo-
sails 10 her.
Other witnesses were examined on
minor points and tho case closed.
Argument commences on Tuesday
nOy'
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appointment .

WASHINGTON, July A-The Presi
dent appointed the following named
presidential postmasters Wednesday
afternoon and evening, but the ap'
pointments were not announced until
this morning, on account Of the death
of General Grant:
Frank p. Crater, at Nanticoke
Pennsylvania, vice John S. James, re
signed.
Simon Sawyer, at Fairmont, Ne
braska, vice w. b. Stewart, resigned
George Q. Rembaugh, at Winfield
Kansas, vice d. A. Wilmington, re.
signed.
George F. Haskell, at Elmore, Da-
kota, vice l.. z. Goodhue, resigned.
Thomas p. Crawford, at Grand
Junction, Colorado, vice Edward
Price, resigned.
Frank Shut, at Llchfeld, Illinois.
vice William Campbell, resigned.
George j. Spohn, at Superior, No.
bra ka, vice S. G. Latham, office be-
come presidential.
w. i. Lomis, at Charlton, Colorado,
vice j. ii. Stewart, suspended.
John Dew, at Edgerton, Missouri,
vice Edward A. Burdick, suspended.
w. b. Alexander, at Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas, vice A. A. @. Rogers, sus-
pended.
l.. G. Feed, suspended.
Charles g. LOvewick, of New York,
has been appointed postal card agent
at Castleton, New York, at salary OF
81, 500 per annum, vice Alfred Tanner.
removed,
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NEW YORK, July 2i.-Government
bonds quiet and strong for @s, and
steady for the othor issue.
The stock market was again very ac'
tive this forenoon. Business in the NJ
ternoon was more quiet.
The total transactions OF the day fOOt
up only 3S5, 5H shares.
Prices were Irregular OF tho opening
ard in the early dealings
the market was inclined C
be heavy, on pressure 10 sell
by email operations. This decline was
followed by u rally, which carried
prices during the first hour TO Jhs
hirucst quotation OF the day. The
,, rally amounted 70 loss than iper cent.
and from that tine TO tho close this
afternoon the general tendency was
downward. The market closed weaH
a. or very near thB lowest quotations
OF the day in most cases. The
street is beginning to show signs o.
waning in the bull movement that has
existed for some time and this has
been especially noticeable this after
noon. Prominent representatives. o
the old bull party are avowedly IL
favor OF resction and do not hesitate
| to Let the fact be known.
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nentOn

DENTON, July 2i.-LSpecial. l--Tho
weather is intensely warm and the
streets dry and dusty.
Thomas j. Duling, Esq, started to
Lexington, Missouri, this morning
where he will spend about 10 days Wis
iting old friends,
Mr.. Thomas L. Gerren, OF thia
place, has received his commission as
Deputy United States Marshal. Cen
eral Cabell has shown discrimination
in this appointment, as Mr.. GerreD has
an official record highly satisfactory to
his friends.
George Beam, a livery atablo keeper,
and Burt Arterbury have boen ar
rested on q charge Of cattle stonIing.
Beam gave 500 bond and Arterbury
went to jail.
Mr.. Jerome Kerby, OF Dallas APP
peared on our streets yesterday ana
spent several hours with his friends
here, of whom he has a host.
Colonel w. y. Abuey retur led last
night from a months visit to his
rancho in Callahan County. He says
the crops there are better than ever be-
fore.
AS the days of prohibition draw nigh
the potteries report an increased de-
maud for jugs.
The Denton Mill and Elevator Com
pany has constructed telephone line
from the First National Bank TO the
elevator and from thence to the mill.
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Kildare

KILDARE, July "a. - Special - On
the 18th OF last February County
Treasurer Klnkcad, of this county,
was robbed Of $500 in money and scrip
belonging TO the county, tho robbers
eilecting tloir entrance TO his house
by means of catching his little son at
his fathers cato when coming home
about dark, threatening to hurt tho
youth If he did not comply with
their wishes and effect en-
entrance for them into the
house. Tho boy screaming aroused
his retired father, who, fearing harm
being done his son, opened the
door and tho robbor entered the
house, while in the excitement Mr..
Kinkesd fed toward neighbor's
house, the robbers, however, catching
him before reaching his point OF
safety, forcing him back to the house,
where no delivered up his pocket
book. Every effort was made to OBJ
tain a clue 20 the robbers but without
avail. II was regarded as crime I'M
fashionable until the ell-known
and celebrated detective, Jack Dun
can, Of Dallas, took the matter
in hand ana caused the arrest o! saul
and Tom Taylor, OF Linden, charging
tHelH WIN thb lbp''iJ 'Aia - ~
orally understood, although they have
not had their preliminary examine
ton, that the guilty parties ara at last
being brought to justice. Much praise
is due TO Detective Duncan, who, haV-
ing no clue whatever to start vii h,
was ablo 20 hunt up trail and owl
dence found tl cause the arrest just
made. Great surprise is manifestsd
at the arrests, the parties being OF
very respectable family and well con
nected throughout the county.
The rain that fol- on Wednesday
made crops look more ilOurishing and
a larger yield than ever known b5lo.e
in the history OF this county
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GAINESVILLE, July 2I.-ISpeclaII-
There was most remarkable dlsap-
pearance of young lady from her
home is this county yesterday morn
ing. Miss Medley is about l6 years
old, and has lived with her brothor-in-
law, Mr.. Orpan, several miles from
this CITY. Early in the morning she
went out into the garden to gather veg
etables and that was the last seen of
her. A search was instituted but no
trace could DO discovered. Her dis
tressed relatives are at g. loss to ac-
count for her mysterious departure, as
her mind seemed to be all right and
she had always appeared TO DO salts
fed with her home.
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WAxAHAcHIE, July 2i.-lSpecial.I !
A heretofore highly respected young
man, and one who has held response
BILE rositions here for several years,
has suddenly disappeared. He leaves
wife aud child, and worse than all,
sister-in.law, who will shortly give
birth to child and the "highlT re-
spected young man. will beyond a
doubt prove to be its father. These
facts have been kept FROM the pubic
through symp athy for the wife, though
they can no longer DO kept a secret
and sooner or later the public VIII
know all. " anles are withheld,
though it is almost useless, siuce the
subject has become public, and ceases
to be rumor.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGnT,
A Great Big Bucket Shop Concern
EraaEs

SYRACUSE, N. y, July 2i.-BabcociS
Il Andrews, proprietora Of the big
bucketshop, probably the most ex.
tensive in the State, fsil0d to-day for
$500, 600 or more. The firms principal
Office was in this city and they had
about 10 brsncn offices distributed
throughout good sized interior towns
of the State, in New England and
in Canada. The MANAGER OF
the Office hero says they lost
S75, 900 on the May wheat bulge, S65,0OO
on the oil rise three weeks ago and $780,
OCO in oil and $1,000 in jersey Central
Yesterday. They could have got
through after all, only they were short
COO, 900 barrels of oil At 70 and below.
They figure their assets at a nominal
rate, mostly in Office furniture, ana
they have 100000 in customers notes
which arc almost yalueless. The
bucket shop players all over the State
are badly hit. There is no list &c
cessible 9th LOSSES by outside par
tics, but 1t is claimed tho s.:nonnt will
reach several hundred thousand
dollars
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Waco

WACO, July N.-[Special. There is
rumor afloat that the prohibitionists
will enjeavor to have an election in
Dallas, Tarrent and McLennsn Coun-
ties in September on the same day and
test the strength Of the local option
PRINCIPLES in the three counties having
q strong city vote.
Tho agent of the Silsby Manufactur-
ing Company arrived To-Day, and the
chief of the fire department. has called
ont ell the firemen TO morrow evening
at O'Clock to soc the new steamer
tested. Everyone is pleased with the
appearance of the engine and the opin-
ion Of experts is that it will do good
work.
A large number of convicts have
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PALESTINE, July 2L-.Special.l Am
other deplorable event occurred at Big
Lake, u miles west Of Palestine, to-
day. A party Of gentlemen from this
place were down there hunting and
fishing. Some of them went out in the
lake in q skiff, when, for some cause
not yet learned, tao boat overturned
and one OF the party, Mr.. Sinclair, was
drowned. a hack has Just LETT VILE
assistance to recover the body. Mr.;
Sinclair was clerk at the Howard
oil mill here. He was q young man,
very prepossessing and popular. BE
leaves wife and two young children
This makes FIVE OF Palestine's citizens
who have been drowned Within the
past two years while fishing in the
lakes in that nei ghoorhooc.
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lOOfaa ~ though be- Nlli d" n.In o. help
man M tfH ansifH bf Uncle ehu luI
sn,n iluo ln come. Senator ilaffis rs
arr psfts owner In Abilene, and rN-
pfo ~ himself ns highly piossod with
his trlHpfCts
Hon. x X, LoPstt, loft yCstofday ior
Arson, Jones' County, whore ho VII
argue au important INJUNCTION suit in
boh Alf Of Jones' County. The hnll Na'
Instituted by tho taxpayer ~, Jnuoh
COuntytO enlOin tho county commission
ors from issuing road anu bridge bona,
fer tho bnlldiug Of court house hud
iail The l0gs, fraternity au2touHly
await tho result NJ tho crse'
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SAN ANTONIO, July 2i.-lSpecial'l--
Mr.. Mack Taylor's little 7-months-old
child, which accidentally ran needle
into it's left side just below the nipple,
was operated upon this morning by
DR.. Hadna. The needle, large No.
Z, WAS extracted after being IN the
child's body eight days. The little
one Is doing well.
A new military company, number
ing co mon and known as the San An
tonic Light Guards, has been organ:
lied here. They were sworn in and
to-day made application to tho adiu'
teut-general of the state for arms.
The Schleicher memorial committee
have fixed upon August 10 for unyeil-
ing OF the Schleicher monument at the
National Cemetery in this city. Hon.
Columbus Epson will deliver the adj
dress. An invitation to attend will be
sont 10 tho Governor and other State
Ollicinlg,
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I.isten to Your Wife,
The Manchester GUARDIAN, June 9Th, 1888
says;
AT one of the

The Manchester GUARDIAN, June 9Th, lSS5
At one of the
"Windows"
Looking on the woodland ways! With
clumps Of rhododendroms and great
masses Of May blossoms!!! "There
was an interesting group.
1t included one who had been "Cot-
ton spinner" but was now so
Paralyzed!!!
That he could only bear to lie in a
reclining position.
This refers to nay case.
| was Attacked twelve years ago
with "Locomoter Ataxy"
"a raralytic disease OF nerve fibre rarely
and was for several years barely able
to get about.
And for the last Five years not able
to attend to my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretch
ing.
Two years ago was voted into the.
Home for Incurables! Near Man
chester, in May, 1882.
am no "Advocate"; "For anything
in the shape Of a patent" Medicines
dear wils's constant urging to try hop
ASioeOiSJ w AhGiiy w p"S'AJ AAo~
Consented!
had not quite finished the first
bottle when felt change come over
me. This was Saturday, Move rnber
Sd. On Sunday morning l felt SO
strong said to my room companions,
81 was sure | could
"Walk!
So started across the floor and back.
I hardly knew how to contain myself.
was all over the house. am gaining
strength each day, aud can walk quite
safe without any
"Stickv,
Or Support.
am now at my own house, and hope
soon to be able to earn my own living
again. have been member of the Man
chester
"Royal Exchange"
For nearly 80 years, and was most hearth
ly congratulated on going into the room
Thursday last Very gratefully yours,
JOHN BLACKBURN, MANCHESTER (Eng),
Dec "a, 1883.
Two years later am perfectly well
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fsrg fesfs' Fspsfisaea ~ aa Oid Fefss'
No, NinalnW'l NnuihinF syrup NJ
the prescription AZ one Oi tho best u.
male phyaloiaua aud nurses Ia the
United Aiaiea, and hos been used for
w years with mover falling safety aud
success hy millions ~ mothers ana
children, from Tho feeble infant Uf ono
week old "a the adult. n cOTTeots
aeidliy OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels and gives
rest, health and comfort 10 mother and
child. Wa believe II tho best and sur
est remedy in the world In all eases OF
dyBentery and diarThma In children,
whether arising from teothins or from
any Othor cause. Fun directions Tor
using will accompany each botto.
None genuine unless the fac smile OF
Curtis a. Perkins In on tho outside
wrapper. Sold By all medicine deal
ers. - cents "a bottle.
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You are allowed = free trial OF W
days of tho use of Dr.. Dyes Celebrated
Violate Belt with Electrical Suspen.
sorry appliances, for the speedy relief
and permanent cure OF Nervous DeDil,
ity, loss OF Vitality and Manhood, ana
ali kindred troubles. Also, FOR many
other diseases. Complete restoration
10 health, yigor and manhood guaran-
teed. No risk Is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet with full Information
terms, ETC., mailed free by addressing
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Tyler

TYLER, July "a [Special.l - Tom
Wright, an Ingersoll desperate,
boarded the south-bound passenger
train ON the Texas 81 st. Louis this af
ternoon at that point and attempted TO
run the train. Conductor Gordon ar
gued the point tor some time without
being able to convince Wright of his
wrong. Wright insulted several of the
passeT, gers snd finally struck the con-
ductor, who returned the compliment,
giving Wright severe licking.
Wright made several threats which, it
Is thought, he will try to execute to-
morrow whom Gordon gees North, as
he has already killed his man and IS
considered desperate character.
j. a. Hanglin, master mechanic,
who has beer laid up for several days
with malarial lever, is cat again..
The compress machinery IS peine
placed in position, and will be ready
Tor business py September l.
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An Aususr Wanted.

Can any one bring us kidney. or
liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not spaedily ouroY We say they
cannot, as thousands OF cases already
permanently cured and who are dairy
reco mmonding Electric Bitters VIII
weak mack, OF any urinary complain.
quickly cured. They purity tue
blood, regulate tho bowels, and act dl-
rect,y on the diseased pNrtS. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sslo AZ 5Oc.
bottle by w. Ii. Howell & Bro.
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revolution m that country, No feply
az vet hfa ho0n resolved ifuu the lfnas
ll6nt nf l.fuad0T, aud The represents
tive the United States IN that eQunifg
las hren requested a. aoquAint the an
thGrltlni here with the reason ~ tue
DELAY iu acknowledging this govern
manpi request. santos has been I'm
pris0ned for q number ~ months his
property having boon seized PRIOR Ia
his lmpTi sOnment Tho Ruthorities
hOrR ASKED that he 10 given Hlal'
This was f0fused' a request Tor ie'
lease wss also refused. OF latO the
Government Of EcuadOr has ap.
parpntly Ignored every request that
has baHu made,
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ABILENE, July 24--[Speciel. l--There is
no mte speculation among Abileueites
as to wbeatho- the Gut Colorado d
Santa Fey Dad will come to Abilene,
but il IA my en- assured fact. All the
Old faces MAR -told-you-so ex-
prosslon snNthe voice of the land
agents is hearAin the land.
stockmen ARD preparing for ship.
ments TO thervNbus markets, snnd
prices tffgred, Grass is fine, and
cattle fat. Hon. Isham G. Harris,
United States Senator from Tennessee,
arrived In iIhe city yesterday. he left
for bis sonJAranch, where he has gone
TO rusticafe. Me is In fine health, ana
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Last week weIl-known merchant
was missed, and has not since been
heard from. The mystery shrouds his
friends in anxiety and gloom. But II
your dyspepsia, your rheumatism or
your liver complaint happens 70 dis
appear mysteriously you are happy.
10 make thom disappear use Browns
Iron BitteTs, the prince OF tonicS,
which you can buy Mt any drug store
fnr :
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81 have been afflicted with an affecc-
ton of the throat from childhood
caused by diphtheria, and have used
various remedies, put have never
found anything equal to Browns
Bronchial Troohes." -Rev, G.. M. 4.
Hampton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only in
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York
City save Baggage, Expressage and SO
Carriage Hire, and stop at the
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant
rooms, fitted up at a cost Of one mil
lion dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan, Elevators. Restau-
rant supplied with the best. Horst
cars, stages and elevated railroad t.
all depots. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union
Eote' than at anyl2other. IL erst-cisss
hotel In the city.
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Houston, July N.--LSpsciaLl-A. G..
HUTCHINSON, general manager OF the
Southern Pacific Company, and party
with special car, spent to-day in the
city, and left This evening ior Now
Orleans. Mr.. Hutchinson thinks
the Office of the Texas Pool Association
will be located at Houston, as j,
Waldo, the commissioner, has Just
completes beautiful residence here,
and this city being more centrally
located than Galveston, where the
office was first required to be located.
The office will give employment to a
lCyen clerks,
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Shakespeare Says truly:

What WHICH VIC CHI n Iusu
BY any other name would smell ns sweet.
But the reverse is equally true, and
the simple fact that 30 many wretch
cd perfumes nre designated Florida
Water does not impsrt 20 them any. Of
the sweet fragrance OF the genuine
Murray & Leninan's florida Water.
Beware Of these counterfeits, ano
make sure Of obtainiHg only the righ,
article which has 1on Tor itself the
foremost position as g toilet requisite
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BowIE, July 2i,-lSpeciai, I-MoasrS
Cheryhomos, Lowvio 4 Graves, OF THIS
place, shipped yesterday six car loads
of beef cattle 10 81. Louis. Tho cattle
were fat aud In fine Oonditlan.
Tho subject ola telephone connect
irg Bowie with Montague, the county
seat, TO be- owned and controlled 10y
citizens, IL hoing agitated with tue
probabilities in favor of the scheme
taking tangible shape soon. THIS 4
an enterprise muca needed, and VIII
loo not only u great convenience but
paying Investment,
Is. l.. white will move tho Ban Da
Wis grocery stock into his storehouso
on Mason street to-day,
Wheat In coming in daily and ~
constantly increasing quantities, II
bringing from 20 TO 20 cents There iI
good room and much noed OF two o.
more regular wheat buyers here. a
very largo amount OF this grain
could DO sought at this point, u buy
ers were here, and that fact known
through the country.