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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14
PERSONAL.

Maj. w. N. Ewing, Kansas CITY, Is
registered at the Hotel Bogel.
Mr.. Il. Armstrong leaves via the Mis-
souri, Pacific tonight for Detroit, Mich
igan.
Mr.. Elisha Bishop left via the Texas
IL Pacific yesterday for Knoxville, Ten
nessee.
Albert Stevenson, county attorney OF
Parker county, was In the city yester.
day.
Maj. r. G.. Lowe, managing editor OF
the Galveston News, arrived in the city
yesterday morning.
Il. A. Snodgrass and wife left for
Knoxville yesterday via the Little
Rock g. Memphis route.
Tom Roberts, representing the
Brunswick Il Co. billiard tables, st,
Louis, ID in the city.
Joseph Junlnger, formerly citizen
of Dallas, but iats OF Greenville, Is in the
city, aud will locate here.
Mr.. George Carver, SUPERINTENDENT of
tho William Deering Binder Works
Chicago, is taking 1t easy at the Hote
Bogel.
Mr.. w. A. Field, editor of tho Merid-
ian Blade, and Mr.. Marshall, district
clerk OF Bosque county, were in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. j. M. Phillips, master of trans
portation OF the Santa Fe, arrived I'm
town yesterday from Lampasas, and
took quarters at the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. Evan p. Graves, one fthe brightest
and wholesouled members of the Texas
press, who has been all along the line of
ion Itg0l IL In ftn YtN "a
many friends. He is travelling to re-
gain his health.
Mr.. win N. Waters, special agent Of
ne Equitable Lille Assurance company,
dropped into town yesterday from
'sOmewhoro," and knocked about town
during the DAY, hOwdying and talking
business with his irienGs.
Capt CIV. Geers, the ancient and ven.
cradle, but FOR all that, live and lively
editor of tho Denton Monitor, arrived
last night, and naturally gravitated
into the sacred circle at the HERALD
Office. Hels always welcome.
Mr.. II. Grieseduck. Of tho firm of IL.
Grlesejuck Co., extensive dealers In
brewers supplies in 81. Louis, paid the
HERALD pleasant visit yesterday. He
has manifested his confidence i'm Dallas
by taking all the stock in the Wagon.
hauser Association snot hitherto dis.
posed of.
Henry Greenwall, manager of the
Texas theatrical circuit, Consisting OF
the Galveston, Houston and Dallas
opera-houses, came up yesterday, and
during the day occupied himself fixing
thlngs Tor the coming of tho Walack
coordination, next Thursday week.
This will be the last regular dramatic
company here this season.
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Tone Of the slocz Marion.

NEW YORK, May achievements
received some attention to-day. There
were sales OF az per cent. registered, at
lll5; SIS, at 1885, and the A. coupons
and registered nt l2lZ, Quotations
show decline OF u FOR the rs, and an
advance Of - Tor the 3's and y for cur
rency g. Of 1895.
State bonds very quiet, at decline of
l to per cent, in Michigan rs, Missouri
6's and North Carolina consOls, and an
advance or ! per cent. ia Rhode
Island 0's.
Railroad bonds were quiet, active, and
prices generally sUmeW hat higher.
The stock market was irregular
moderately active and az times
teverisu, with Lackawaun. as the
lea1ing stock. The street was wolf
supplied with rumors, including state
men. FROM the west that Nicltle Plate
was making l6 cent rate on provisions
from Chicago to New York; that the
gold shipment 10 Europe had already
begun, ana chat trouble had again bTok-
en- out between Chicago and Missis-
sippi river points. The different stocks
that make up the active list wore so
erratic that descriptions IL the market
NNA ANANA9 w EAN on MAAlNNh AAkAnk up
the lis. seriatim. The salos for the day
were 25l 81 shares of which Lsckawanna
alone contributed $1,000. The sales
OF four other stocks, New
York Central, Northwestern, Union Pa.
oiilc and ST. Paul added 9S,-
200 shares to today's business,
leaving only about 5000 shares
to be divided among other stocks
traded in. IL is stated the movement to
pay off the floating debt OF Union Pa
cihc Is now under way and will proba-
bly, he carried out before July |. 1t is
also stated hat the company'E earnings
are between and Z per cent. per an.
mum on its stock. The report from
London that the Oregon Il Cali fornia
railroad is to be consUlid Ated with tho
Central Pacific system is confirmed
mere TO day. The arrangement
is virtually purchase OF the
former by the stock OF the
other, on terms not yet made known
and perhaps not definitely agreed upon.
New bonds of the Central are TO be is
sued in lieu of present defaulted Oregon
ponds. This admits the Central Pacific
into Oregon, and resides putting it on
an equal footing with other lines as tn
the Oregon and Puget Sound basis, com-
pletes a great north aad south line from
tne British Colombia frontier to the
Gull of Mexico.
Transactions $4,000 shares.
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MORE ILLINOIS MINE TROUBLES,
ST.. LOUIS, May l3.-A committee Of
coal miners from Stauuton, Illinois, ar
rived in Belleyille to-day and induced
the mon in several Of tho mines in the
Belleville district, who resumed worl,
a lew days sgo, 70 quit again A mass
meeting is to be held and strike Is not
Improbable.
sshdvicss from Bellville, Illinois, to.
night say the men in nearly all the coal
mines in Bolleville district cult work
to-dsy and that all the mines viii
be stopped Tomorrow. The men held 10
cret meetings this afternoon and Tonight
but what action was taken is.not known.
The large miners will probably go to
Collinsville tomorrow and make
another effort to induce the men to quit.
A district union will also probably be
formed, to be known rs the st. Louis
District, and embrace all mines which
send coal to st. Louis.
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Social Reuuisn.

thermometers of tho order of Knights
OF the Golden Rule, with their families,
enjoyed a social reunion at their lodge
room, 400 Elm street, last night. II was
not oelebrative of any special event, but
was simply and solely one of those
pleasant gatherings OF brothers of tho
order and their families, that ifpractioed
more and oftener would be better indeed
Tor all OF us. Among the features of the
evening we're speeches by A. II. Living
stone, p CT q. NJ. Swink, secretary, and
William Kingdom, prelAte. Mrs. Cole,
Miss Wright aud others contributed TO
the musical part OF the programme Ice
cream ana strawberries we're among the
refreshing features of the evenings on
tertalnment, which throughout was ox-
tremoly pleasant.
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Tho Weather.
A GREAT STORM NEAR AD1LENE

AGREAT STORM NEAR ABILENE.
ABILENE, May 13.--ISpecial. "A tor
rifle rain and hail storm from the north
west passed over this part of west
Texas this afternoon, The rain was the
heaviest ever experienced here. In half
an hour the streams were OVERLOOKING.
The hail was densely thick, and many
Of the stones were the size Of eggs, and
much harm was done crops. A severe
wind accompanied tho storm, and q
number OF houses were unrOofed.
HAIL AT LEON SPRINGS.
LEON SPRINGS, May 3D. Special. "A
damaging hail storm struck this vicinity
this morning. Some OF the stones were
larger tnan hens eggs, and fell for some
minutes. Reports OF the damage done
are meagre. Many windows were
broken, roofs damaged and cattle
killed. Growing crops in some localities
are ruined. News from further west
gives accounts of damage don0 by the
same storm, which travelled in that de
rection. The stones fell with great
force. The storm seems to have been
about three miles wide.
GREAT STORM NEAR CUERO.
CUERo, May l3.--LSpeoiall "A terri
bic wind and hail storm passed over
this section to-day. doing much dam
age. In the northern part of the county
trees were upl Dotted, fences blown down,
crops destroyed, gardens ruined and
fruit trees stripped. No casualties or
lJssOl stock are reported.
MAILS INTERRUPTED.
CORPUS CHRISTI, May a. Special. H.
The first mail In sovon days arrived PER
steamer from Galveston. Railway COM
muuicatlOn is still h8mpered.
COTTON HE'LL REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report Tor Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum tenn
peratufe; also the rainfall for the past -
honna. Us Us follows:
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MunlcIpnl Ara,rs at Mar.hnll.

MARSHALL, May l5.-[Spocial. AT a
regular meeting of the city counsel last
night, his honor, the mayor, presented
his veto message, wherein he sets forth
in very strong and folcible terms tho
unconstitutionality OF the ordinance
passed by that body by which the duties
of secretary, treasurer, assessor and
collector are consolidated and placed in
the hands of one officer. Notwithstand.
sideration and then reelected the ordi-
members OF the counsel have subjected
themselves TO much unfavorable criti-
oism, and It is gravely limited that an
injunction will be sued out restraining
that office from exercising these duties.
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Notes from Forney.

FoRNEY, May llS. - Special - Capt.
Castor, Drs. Thruston, NewsDm and
Thomas, Judge Aldridge and others,
arrived hero to-day, bound for Daugh-
erty's lake for a fish. A merry time is
anticipated, and n general invitation
was extended to FOrneyites to visit
tnem while there.
Prof, Shook, OF Dallas, Is now teaching
singing school here.
Frof, Terrell will resume his duties In
the school room next Monday, having
suihciently recovered from his late i'll
ness.
Miss Lizzie Halsoy, n MUSIC teacher,
Is now visiting relatives aud friends la
Chatiield. She will return in few DAVIS
10 her class.
Foruey gradually improves, in spite
of the hard times.
Harry Bros, of Dsllas, are very busy
getting out bois dare for the Dallas
pavement.
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Bolton, May 13.-lSpecial.l "A fine
rain fell this morning, which was much
needed TO soften the ground.
Another enthusiastic Baylor Univer.
sity meeting was held at the Methodist
church last night,
The town clock has been placed in pc.
sition in the new courthouse tower, and
now strikes the hours.
w. j, Crabb and Miss Laura Hunter
were married yesterday.
About 1900 people Witnessed the base
ball match this afternoon between the
Bolton first and second mines. The score
was s 10 . In favor OF the second nine.
The excitement was intense and con-
siderable money changed hands.
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Have you any malaria hereP" asked
a lady who was looking ut rural
boardingplace for her family. "Well,' -
said tho landlady, 1--WE hain'I got none
Jist now; folks haven't asked for IL;
put Wen get Il for your family If you
want It," Most folks get malaria
without wanting 1t. TO get rid of its
noxious effects, use Browns Iro
Bitters. Mrs. s. II. Macdonald, New
Haven, Conn.,, says, al suffered nom
malaria for nearly six years. Browns
Iron Bllters cured me completely"
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Phnrnnceatlcal conyentlon.

SAN ANTONIO, May l3.--[Special. r.
The State Pharmaceutical association
mot this evening in the Maverick hotel
parlors with very few members present.
President Wells called the association
TO order, and after calling for committee
reports, mono OF which were forthcom-
ing, and listening TO addresses by differ.
ent members, the association adjourned
till 10 d. m. tomorrow. More members
are expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Mckinney Matters.

MCKINNEY, May l3.-ESpecial. The
commissioners court to-day transferred
out of other funds sufficient money to
meet the registered Indebtedness of the
road and bridge fund, and County Treas
uTer Bagley is happy, as it saves him
annoyance and enables him to pay Oft
claims TO those deserving.
A light shower to-day, and crops of hll
kinds are in splendid condition ana
farmers are up with work.
Tax levies will be made next Friday.
Weeping Joe held forth here last
night, but failed to please.
The Methodist ice cream festival was
q success.
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AUSTIN, May lS,-lSpecisl.l Court OF
appeals affirmed: First National bank
VS.. G, $. Beck, from Collin,
Gull, Colorado Il Sluta Fe railway w.
York & Johnson, from Tarrant.
Larklm Pitts vs.. Burgess d Neal, from
Guadalupe.
Perry Wakefield VS.. Tom King, from
Ellis.
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fo railroad vs..
G. {. France, frOr Dallas.
Texas q Pacific railway vs.. J. a,
Ochiltree, from Parker.
Texas x Pacific railroad vs.. N, A. Tai
ly from Dallas.
Reverse aud Iomaud6d: Cullers IL
Henry VS., G. Wilson, from Grayson.
Missouri " Pacific railroad VS.. the
state ct al, from TrRyis.
Ruthn Sansiug VS.. j. d. Resinger,
from Lamar.
L. IL. Blum VS.. Joseph Lynsh, from
Wise.
g; NJ. BYars VS.. j. NJ. Crisp, from
Wilbarger.
D. A. Word and wife VS.. j. j. Rel
ther, rom Guadalupe.
Jim Moore w. the State, from Aous-
ton.
Nancy A. NewbJmk vs. IL. c. Babb,
from Clay.
Reversed and rendered: Missouri
Pacific railway VS.. j. l.. Turner, from
Tarrant.
Bank of Commerce VS.. S. s. Evart,
from Cook.
International IL Great Northern
railway VS.. Charles Sauls, from Will
hanson.
Reversed and dismissed: G. r.
Thomas VS.. the State; from Frees .ono.
Brief stricken out and two weeks given
TO refile same.
Seligman & Mayer vs.. Legierse & CO..
from Wilbarger.
To-day being meeting day in the
court OF appeals and supreme court for
the third assignment, the motion docBet
was called anu all motions submitted.
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TerreII Mnnlclnnl Am,Irs.

TERRELL, May Special. Tho
city treasurer paid in part, to-day, tho
coupons due ON city waterwork bonds,
amounting to $3.50, and was notified to
reject the coupons of bonts Nos. l, 7, 10,
-, 25, 81, the same having been clipped
for rebate of interest account before
finishing the works, ana stolen from
Mr., NJ, II Brown, Of Tyler
Tbs council ordered the marshal TO
MI all public wells. The prompt action
taken'hy the board Of health, vigorously
spplled, VIII no doubt secure the people
rom me so0urgo Of an epidemic.
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On Trial Mexinn.

MoNcLovA, MEXICO, May h. Spe-
al.l-Conductor Bethel and Engineer
Eddens of the train which on May Sth
ran over and killed q drunken Mexican,
are ON trial here now, They returned
aud surrendered two days ago. Bethel
is guarded, but is allowed the run OF the
town. Eddins is kept closely impris-
oned in a cell in building which Is
used az a mad bouSe. American train
men have applied to the American con-
anil for raliaf
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An AnnoIntment.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-The presi-
dent to-day appointed Ferdinand f. Du-
fails, of New York, to be United States
consul Ut Havre.
The president to-day appointed Col
John NJ. s. Wilson, OF the corps Of
engineers, TO be commissioner Of public
buildings and grounds for the district OF
Columbia. Col. Wilson relieves Col
A. f. Rockwell. The appointment takes
effect on June l.
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Cole is one Of the banes of childhood
but IN our latter days we are not ok
empt from IL. John Ripper, a carpenter
employed at Thomas & Marts, SPRING
held, o, sends this certificate TO add 10
mass of similar ones received daily
rom every portion Of the country. i
90 hereby certify that Mishler's Herb
bltters entirely relieved .me in few
collie,
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: DALLAS. TEXAS

with wife No. IS years and had seven
children by her, but had never married
her; also that when he went to Sherman
on May 8 with Miss Hartz he bought a
license which they both believed to be
all that was necessary to wedding; at
least the girl did. When the license was
prodHced in conrt of course 1t killed the
charge of bigamy, and the new charge
of seduction was entered, Standifer
prosecuting and Stillwell Ii. Russell de.
Tending. Both women were in court,
with several of Stormans children end
grocery man from Dallas.
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An express team OF Mrs. Rice, who
lives west of the river, became fright
ened near the corner Of Main and Lamar
streets yesterday afternoon, and after
falling to run away by describing cir
Gle, took a bee line up TIE street and
knocked the vehicle into "smitherreens"
and spilled and ruined lot of good
county solid extract OF COW.
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Crops.
IN COLLIN COUNTY.


PLANO, May Especial. This SEQ
ton Of Collin county never had more
hattering prospects for crops at this
season of the year. Cotton, corn, wheat
and oats are looking splendidly, and the
light rain Of last night will prove very
beneficial.
AROUND DRNIsoN.
DENIsoN, MAY 10. 49, lSpeci ALA
heavy rain fell hare to-day. Crop pros
poets excellent, except that the weather
is too cool.
AT swEETwATER.
SwEETwATER, May l3,--[Special. l.
GraSs fine and stockmeu happy. The
outlook tor crops Is AL that could be de-
sired.
IN GRAYsoN COUNTY.
SHERMAN, May l3.-[Special. To.
day at IL a. m. a cold rain fell in tor
rents. Cold weather has prevailed
more than week and farmers have
fears for the cotton crop, believing that
the cool weather would injure IL. Veg
citation has not shown any perceptible
growth for more than week and corn
IL suffering. The fruit crop will be
large for peaches, plums and berries but
small for apples and pears.
MESQUITE NEIGHBoRHooD.
hEsouI TIE, May 13.-lSpecial.., The
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Hotel ArrIvnIa.
AT THE sr. aEoRaE,

IL Q Turner, Ferris; G w Pope, Asto-
RAJ q w Brown, Texas; Il @ White,
Ennis Norton wusdon, Dallas; w +
FLOYD, Weston; L II Alexander, For
ney; L g Lancaster, Marshall; RI
Mungel, Mexisi L NJ Skinner, Fort
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The st, Sholders' nesting called Ia
meet in annual session Tuesday, and
which adjourned to meet yesterday,
elected The following now board OF d.
rectors for the ensuing wear, viz: Alex.
Sanger i. l.. Marsalis, r. V. Tompkins,
!. A. Pires, J. II. Schneider and W. IA.
kollor all of Dallas. The meeting adj
Jpurnud 10 meet again to-day.
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Wool Convention.

sT. LOUIS, May IA meeting at the
cotton exchange to-day nearly COM
pleted arrangements for tho reception
and entertainments of the National Wool
Growers association, which meets here
on the 9th inst. The hail of the cotton
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lib. MarrOVfat Peas.
lib. Mackerel.
Pickles in barrels.
Valencia RaiSinS.
MaCk8rGl in Barrels.
All kinds Of SVeetClE}I

The CHINA HALL reopened for business
The goods having been purchased at SHER-
IFS SALE q. considerably less than half
their value, enables the management to set
prices down so low that no one will be able
TO compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all it's details, goods pur-
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as TO at once put the CHINA
HALL in its accustomed rank of being the
Largest, Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State Of Texas.
B. ROSENTHAL, Proprietor.
D. GOsLIN, Manager.
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SALE OF A BANKRUPr STOCK.

SALE OF A BANKRUPT ST0Ck,
PLANO, May l3.-[Special. Col. l.. W.
Ogl shy, assignee of Keudriok & Sons
bankrupt stock Of goods, closed out and
sold to J. d. Crawford to-day. The bust
ness will continue in j. ID, Crawford's
name.
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Maple Sugar And Ice Cream Festival
by the young ladies of the Tabernacle
M. 10. church, at 7A Elm street. A
choice lot of new maple sugar received
direct from New York. Also other re-
froEhmonts.
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The smokers OF the Richmond
Straight Cut Cigarettes will be inter-
ested TO know that they are nav also
packed loose in neat cardboard boxes
cjntaining fifty.
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Lathrnn Onnlinsl.

WARRINGTON, May lS.-Ar. George v.
N. Lathrop, recently appointed United
States minister to Russia, qualified at
the department Estate to-day.
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DENIsoN, May l3.-tSpeclsl. AT the
preliminary examination off. Sherman,
to'day,it was discoved tina. he had lived
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BRYAN, May 49, Special The
weather for the past two days has been
favorable for farmers, aud the crop
prospect is excellent
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F9oRNEY, May lS.-[Specisl. Farmers
in this section, Notwithstanding so much
rain, have about got their crops clear,
and everyone seems proud Of his pros
pect. Goodman IL Reynolds commenced
cutting hay yesterday, and will make
their first shipment to-day. The hay
crop is fine, and heavy yield is prom
ised. Hay dealers here are discussing
the propriety of organizing haymeus'
association and having the same char
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3-Ib. Pie Peaches.
3-lb. Stand Peaches.
lib. Pine Apples.
lib. Blackberriies.
lib. Sugar Corn.
lib. Soaked Corn.

Worth; ID M Nchol, JIG White, CITY;
) i Gilmore, Terrell; Il s Clements,
Geo LOOMS, Dallas; J b Johnson, Run.
melsi n Ad1son, Dallas; b Mason,
tennessee; w j Durham, city; b w
Thomas and lazy, Athens; J b Farrar.
Ennis; Jno Il Barry, Paris, Texas; D |.
Ruey, Canton Il Brear, Lawrence:
WA Hebb, Frederick City, Nd
Il rimmerson, Ennis; Il b AIderals,
sulphur Springs; w II Simmons San
Antonlo: HOn II S Kimbrough, Mes.
quite.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR
G T Newman. E Paso; % S HAYDEN,
Copnecticut; IL NJ Horny and wife, ST.
LOUIS Miss Rose DeGrot, Miss Fannie
Blalr, A III Cloud, W0athertOrd: j G.
Middleton, st. Louis; Il Ii Love. II
Greenwall Galveston; IL Carlett and
wife, Texas; IL Q Judge, Louisville,
Kentucky: A f Ramsey, Cloburne; w
w McGraLh, New Orleans; j II Thavar,
cliyi George ii Young, Boston; w w
Buck, Philadelphia; N T. Turner, Gal
yeaiOniG G Nensable, Memphis; r. N
Sea-, Louisville, Kentucky; Col J N
Simpson, WaatherfUrd; George Breg.
man, Colorado City; ii w Marshall, w
A Fields, Meridian; ] y Thomson,
philadelphia; II II Sabin, Big Springs;
NJ z BuXbpund, CiDcinnati; John W
Haight, Boston; William Il Fosdick.
Fort Worth; Il w 0msted, Houston;
Max OrtIaib, Atlanta, Georgia; w r
brigham, Waxshachie; G q Williams,
q n Staley, st. Louis; w Root, De.
troit; ID Jacobs, Philadelphia; e Y Rich
ards, G d Wingfield, New Orleans;
Douglas Nichols, Atlanta, Georgia; A
sutherland, West Union, lows; w A
Briggs, Nsxahachie.
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Mexinan sncnritles.


BosToN, May ls.-Moxicsn rs, 5GH;
scrip, 93ll stock, 1874.
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vnns S Hotel was newly built whtngo
hISy new
i'm maxi
OF
thep
"'s" "Ha
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TO HAvE A SET or BsAuTIru1
AROUND FORNFY,

a , are busy, and the crop outlool,
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ENIsoN, MAY 10. 49, LSpeci al. IA
w rain fell hare to-day. Crop pros
b excellent, except that the weather