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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-04-18
J. Lutte CHRISTIE
Il. y GEORGE.

In retiring from the above firm and business
take this opportunity to thank the people OF
superior for the very generous support given dur
ing the past year and half and bespeak or my
successor continuance of the same.
Yours Truly.
/ LIE CHRISTIE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

NEwBuRGH, N. V, April l6.-About n
week ago James Barclay, % years old
eloped with the wife of Joseph Myers,
of Montgomery. They came here and
commenced housekeeping. Barclay
had boarded with Myers. On Friday
Myers came here. Yesterday evening
Barclay, on going home, found Myers
stabbing the woman with large jack
knife. She was covered with blood
from q cash In the neck six inches long
and another under the left ear. Seeing
Barclay, Myers left tho woman and at
tackled him, inflicting two gashes, one
in the throat, the other behind the ear.
Myers then drew the knife across his
own throat, cutting it from ear to ear,
and threw the knife out of the window
to the ground. A passerby picked
it up. Neighbors came in and terrible
sight met their gaze, all three OF the
bodies being covered with blood. Bar
clay, who is the least injured, was taken
to Reighboring drug store, where a
doctor sewed up his wounds. Physicians
were called to attend the injuries of
Myers and his wife. They found the
husband stretched out upon the floor
motionless, but not unconscious. Mrs.
Myers was placed upon u lounge and
the doctors sewed up her. gaping
wounds. Barclay denies that he eloped
with the woman. He asserts that she
came here supposing her husband, with
whom she lived unhappily, had de-
serted her, and that he
Barclay was boarding with her
Myers, when asked about the matter
asserted that Barclay did it, but his
wife, who was unable to speak--her
wiudpipe being severed-pointed to her
husband to indicate that he was the au-
thor of the tragedy. All were terribly
though not necessarily FATALLY
tUOunded
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WICHITA FALLS, April l6-TSpecial.l-
J. G. Shanklin, charged with murder,
who has been on trial since Monday
was to-day acquitted. The difficulty
occurred last July, seven miles south OF
Archer City, and resulted in the death
of Tom. Stewart, ex-sheritt OF Witbarger
county. Shanklin belonged to the state
rangers, and had been to Graham with
Stewart and others in custody to an
swer a process of the court at Graham.
They were all released and returning
when deceased and state ranger be-
came involved in o. fist fight. Both
were unarmed, but Stewart attempting
TO get his pistol, Shanklin called to him
twice to stop. and Stewart disregarding
the warning, Shapklm shot him.
Stewart had threatened Shanklin's life
on many occasions Just prior 10
the difficulty; had said he would kill
Shanklin and tho ranger with whom he
was fighting. Shanklin supposed that
his attempt TO get his arms was with q
view to carry out his threat. This was
the view the jury took of the case and
at one @ stood IL for acquittal and one
for conviction. The grand jury
were discharged to-day after having
found &C indictments, one being Tor
murder, IA for other felonies, and the
balance for misdemeanols, the most OF
which were for gambling. There are
but two more days OF the term ana the
criminal docket will occupy them and
crowd out all civil business.
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The Gamblers Must Go.

ABILENE, April 16.-[Special.l Since
the passage of the law making gamb-
ling misdemeanor punishable by i'm
prisonment as well as fine, the authors
ties in the counties of west Texas have
begun to rapidly enforce the old laws
on the statute books, and
many sporting men are going
into New Mexico and other
localities. Prosecuting Attorney
Hardwick, of this county, has had a
large number of gamblers before the
courts in the last few days, and those
who failed to pay their fines were inn
mediately Jailed, and will be compelled
to work on the streets, a custom hereto
fore unknown in west Texas.
Reports from San Angela, Colorado
City and other towns show that numer-
GUS establishments have been closed for
lack of business.
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MCKINNEY, April Is. - [Special.l =
Messrs. w. NJ. Bagley, w. C. Barnes, ].
w. Waddill, Wood Mcdonald, II. A.
Mcdonald, It. E. Grisham, L. T. En-
erson,J. NJ. Wilcox, E. II. Pendleton and
wife, Misses Cora Wilson and Emma
Warden leave tonight for New Orleans.
Visitors returning from the exposition
say Texans may well be proud of the
exhibit OF their state.
Sunday school conference, under the
auspices of the Baptist church, is in ses-
sion here.
To morrow visiting ministers will &C.
cupy the various pulpits in the city.
Rev. Mr.. j. w. Hill is back form his
visit to the exposition, bubbling all over
with enthusiasm and it's treat to hear
him describe things.
Nashville students are billed for the
21st at the Heard opera-house. The rep
utation of the company will insure a
lull house.
A large party of young ladies and
gentlemen went fishiag to-day. Vari-
Gus catches were made, but no fish.
Wheat and oats look better than they
have at any time in 20 years, so farmers
say. Corn is up, and generally good
stands. Cotton-planting is in iult blast
and some crops up.
Business is brisk and prosperous
times expected.
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nftss.ons heard ths lsaso pfioa VII n
rflurnH Az cents Irf H.fH, sulJl f' n
competition 1h0fa viii probably ID
rU change lu iln rules lNftinfuf if
tulue inr me sale Gf lands, 70 H. ieasfi
rH Hnlvu will ho sail4faoiOrv 10 cattle
men here.
Internal fut anun cnllert0r,Hnd will PROT.
abIv taEO possession uf his office OH the
~ az MAY,
The Pearson murder irinl drAgs itself
slowly along and Will not be- concluded
fCr several days,
Flr the past two tLreo daysthls sec-
ton has had a d0lug0 NJ raiu and all tho
streams are swollen,
Governor Ireland informed wei
known cattle and land man yeaterday
that he ala not intend IA act longer ON
the land board, except In tho case Of q
tic vote,
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we'll HnH rft.lNf tfd fiHH f.f. fuH.I
liaily me anm' testimony as That eifen
Wv Nr. AlUn.
charles nolrnf. Of Nn. iN South nr0ai.
way, hninF SHOW the picture M Mas
we'll, testified freurtilfn ihn face, hut
would have known him hntitr w he
sprHrh, fret saw him on April q. lln
bHught two trunks NJ my store. llo
wnfe u full. short light beard and mus.
taehe. asked his name va I could de-
liver the valise he bought, hut hn cav
ried ID with hin. lie asked what II whs
specially made for, | said v was water.
proof. | charged him ghhill for a., lie
lIn wore a now SLOUGH hat. On Tuesday
was called To the hotel 10 opon a trunk,
I noticed blood whore the trunk lay. !
could net unite the rope, ~ II had been
"Cut the rope" l cut II and when 1
lifted the lid tho dead mans leg fell out
ward, over tho edge of the trunk, | saw
tho body OF man In the trunk, When
the policeman saw the body he shouted;
"Shut the trunk" When the man
bought tho trunk no aid no wanted no
tray wi IN II.
Thomas Morrow, the porter
AZ the hotel, was shown two
pictures and said: recognize
ono OF THESE as Proiler, but can't iden-
THY the other so well, | saw the two
mon no the hotel,
british OFFICIALS NOTIFIED,
Circuit Attorney Clonar to-day wrote
letter 20 tho British legation 40 wash
ington, detailing tho facts, rs far rs they
are known, OF the Proll0r murdor aud
asking II the British government. Will
dofray the expense Of bringing Max
well back 10 this country.
The BODY of Prellor was photographed
&C the mOTgua to-day. This was tono for
tro purpose of Identification ailUr tho
b0dyis disposed of.
ST.. LOUIS, April l0.-The Inquest on
the body OF PrOllOr was resumed to-day
but nothing OF special Interest or Of sem
sutiONal character was 1'lCitui,
DISPATCHES from New York were
printed mere yesterday, asserting that
gentleman named w. X. Ross, OF Now
York, occupied room No, li6 mt the
Southern hotel ON Easter Sunday, and
that during tho afternoon ho heard
low means, "a II uttered by a sick per-
son, in the adjoining ROOM, No. III,
which was the one occupied by Max
well, and that he informed one the boil
boys Of tho house of the rae
and suggested that he look aiter the
matter. This bell-boy IL named VIM.
Davidson, ana Is - years old. Ho tes-
titled Mt the inquest today to tho effect
that during the afternoon OF Easter
Sunday he answered call from
room No. lI6, occupied by Mr..
Ross, and that he took
that gentleman some postage stamps,
but that Mr.. Ross said nothing to him
about moaning in tho adjoining room.
He also said that prior to going to
Ross room he answered call from No.
l4i, which was MaXwell's, and that
Maxwell ordered small bottle of
champagne and two glasses. Maxwell
was alone and explained that he wanted
two glasses, because no expected Wis
itor.
The acting president of the board of
police commissioners has laid tho par
ticulars of this murder before Secretary
of State Bayard and the British minister
at Washington, and has asked their CO.
operation in effecting the arrest OF the
murderer and bringing him to Justice.
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MEN,A, April IT,, Special. N. L.
Waller auI family loit yesterday for
The exposition,
W, l., Bockham, formerly proprietor
Of tha Becgham house, Is about TO lo-
cato in Gglgnvill3, whore he viii erect
@ dino ihrco-story brick hotel. Mr.,
RneEh.m has been iu the business here
ever since MeNlH wIs town, Groom
Vile viii DO great gamer Tnll1 M1Nia
loses OHIO Of ler best citizens,
Srhg mayor iG ont .a % card calling on
.ho marshall 90 strictly enforce thu
SUNDAY luW and hereafter ghpro i- 90 boo
no slipping iu by tho back door.
MHJ, sWaau, Of kossr, l'"-Hrtl hyr.
lust uight ON mo ils OF int0upOrauce.
Mrs, Glrl,ty, OF Corslc ma, il visiting
.rl0Uds hero.
Weather De- nj that could DO desired,
and farmers wIil up with their work,
Business l. su dull that tho merchants
arc mostly engaged In fishing and hunt
inc.
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snnnosed Train Robbers Captured.

FoRNEy, April l9.-[Special. l-Yester-
day as the local freight was leaving
Laurence for this place two burly ne
groes boarded for ride. B. s. Cloud, a
brakeman, ordered thew of. Instead
of obeylng, one of the scoundrels
whipped out q pistol and informed Cloud
they would ride. Greatly to their sur
prise, Mr.. Cloud was also armed. Get
ting his. gun out, he opened fire on
Mr.. Cloud came on to this place, made
complaint before Justice Sewell and a
deputy sheriff started out in search of
them. AS they were coming this way,
he soon met them and brought them in.
They were arraigned before his honor
pleaded guilty shout 10 o'clock last
night to carryf3ffs. pistol and to-day
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NEW York, April $3.50 a. m.-Gen.
Grant fell into quiet sleep Immediately
after 10 o'clock and slept well until 2 a.
M, when he awoke and took nOurish-
mont. He soon fell asleep again and
slept until 5, when he awoke and nour.
ishment was again given him. He then
slept lightly until @, whom he
awakefully, took his coffee, dressed,
and is now moving quietly about the
rooms. His pulse and temperature are
normal.
GOING TO CLIMB THE CATsKILLS.
When DR.. Newman left the house this
afternoon ne said the family had a con-
sultation this morning and decided that
as soon as the weather would permit,
the general should be taken to the Cat
skills. DR.. Newman said the doctors
had told him the generals chances OF
recovery were one in thousand.
HE APPEARS AT TUE WINDOW.
At IL o'clock the curtain behind the
part of tho generals window toward the
park was pushed aside, and the general
himself appeared at the window. His
faco wore strained expression that was
almost pitilul. he stood erect save for
the use of his cane.
As DR.. Douglas was leaving
the house, between 4 and O'Clock, lie
was asked Wnen inc next Dulleln
would be issued. He said no further
bulletins would be issued to-day, be-
cause the patient was so comfortable
there was no necessity for it. Incident
ally, the Doctor remarked that tho gen.
erals throat had cleared up finely and
there was Bright, clear appearance OF
the parts. The general had been better
ever since the hemorrhago. Tho doc
tors had talked over the situation with
the general and the family aud they
were told that though there
was at present luIl
it must not be taken for granted that
cause for alarm had passed. DR.. Doug
las remarked that the general was the
BEST patient he had over had. He did
all that was directed, and his viii power
was surprising. 1t has not been fully
determined to take the general to the
Catskills. There will be q consultation
tomorrow,
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ST. LOUIS, April lS.-Dr. J. j. SLcin-
ercid, OF Memphis, Tennessee, ia hero
to-day in search Of his wife, who left
Memphis some days ago in company
with mulatto coachman, named John
Irwin, who had been raised by the doc
tors family. The parties were here, but
left on Thursday night for Springfield,
Illinois. DR.. Steineroid followed to-day.
He says his wife IL suffering from a
mental ha,lucinltlon, and that no will
forgive her and take her back.
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81. Ne self.ayiirrt thEt physicial sGlthf
- Aru.iT Httruf4iI lUA Glass u eases atrIts
~ over tIt UuunfTY knowing thls, Frequency
s-fpmMrnd rlHt7 % fru Oldest Office IN Auierit
,s, vherH lyU . known appliance l. resortsf
- and tuc proved goo 1t ne nodie- Of a
AGES and countries are uFgl, 4 whole Aouse y
fe71 fuF Zee UUrnof see, aud ulI art treated vita
ska Ga % ryHI,c'fl manuUri aud, know lhA
Hhst tn 90, Ul experiments are made CD 20
Gear. " 'nF great number applying, I'D
rblrsrf nTu k.pi low often lower than I. cHs
TtnlCa ~ others n ron secure the SKID anH
gtEA1fHHlI Hul tT-Itg' llfs cure, that ~ tAA
N 0nrigni Wltiaf NHwUlict 81 pages, Vs..
Hgsa ans nH.tHN.- frIH.
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Railroad News.
FORT WORTH & DENvEI

Al,I
h..;,Io., ao,.c,a ~, q yv;olito
Inc raliroau Drugs %oiosS v"o W ienio"'
on the Fort Worth * Denver extension,
WAS completed to-day and thoroughly
to,to,, ~, Cb;of Ergineer A p. Law and
C $3.50 ~ = Havne. They uged
tS,aa o,yires and train of cars heavily
i 80 "a IS;th steaI rails r. showed de-
asnt;on " of iess than half an inch, The
FaI,.a yToriS viii he removed at once.
lm.ae W. ;s aoond 10 none In the srofe
- 10 ri,,{7a,i rs, and nnaIitv. and re-
~ W. nJ;t o., the cl,iat angineer and
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poaII,,1 n,,;i ~ MIA aNnnaI renort
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u 40 - '1gSi' ~ moda nnhIic to-
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S-s 49, ',0 e ri s9S. TaTes SI3I 376
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70 run" ~ i;o,ta Vh 81 H. ,.no5 TrIiIj not
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20 70 Dlo"nso tL' AL IoIo,.ntos - 81,
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anu .I,,.n,'Cc,, oaTntiSs
proUgnb .nf - siioso cop
tl ~ lexis ~ , NH re M "a ,+ootbo1d.
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SAN ANGELA, April ls.-lSpecial'l-
The case of the State VS.. Pleas Watson,
for murder, was dismissed.
The State vs. McFerris. for killing q
young man by the name of Blake, In
this county few weeks ago, was con-
cluded yesterday aud McFerris came
clear.
The State VS.. Hong All Ho, for muir
der, a change Of venue to Concho coun'
tv was granted
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NHIIII f.II I..I..u 10000 II. NHHi I
lsli. On0 nf ihfu ftFn nn HiiffufF n.
lhls riHrn H nnn gold watch in if'f. n
him. Thny afe supposed ~ bon twn mt
nf The three who robbed MfTuiOl IfHl r.
nf Dallas, near Niuroln, on the nilht ui
the isIh, while travelling en- irrlfNt
train 10th we're tall uegrues, tulHi rlN
so dressed. Mr. IuhuluwskY rHu see
the watch by calling here,
LATEn-A CONffsslON,
One ~ tho negroes arrested hero last
night confessed this evening b. being enc
ni parties who robbed TObolowsky near
Mine1la, on tho night ui tho 18th,
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LEwIsvILLE, April 1s.-[Special.l-A
party of citizens of this town left for the
exposition at New Orleans to-day.
Prominent among them were T. NJ.
smith, Col. John Hatcher, Mrs. Annie
Lott, Mrs. DR.. Smith, j. N. Kealy, esq
T. C. Cooper, Mat. Portmau, Steve
Donald, Charley Graham and others.
MIR. Multinox, an old and popular citi-
zen of this place, who was visiting his
son at Grspbury, Hood county, died at
that place April 10.
The prospects for crops in,this vicinity
are splendid, and farmers are in good
spirits.
This nlaca Is imnrnyinr some.
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Fugitive surronders.

CALVERT, April IS LSpecial.l-Eu-
gene Estes, who killed his Uncle ten
years ago and mado his escape, came
home to-day and gave himself up. He
was admitted to bail and jumped his
bond. A reward was offered for his APP
prehension and posse went to Milan
county yesterday to get him, but he
successfully eVaded them.
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BALTIMORE, MARNLANp,-State In
spector OF Steam Boilers T., A. O'Brien
publishes a card stating that while re-
member az the hoard Of health advised
him 20 try Rcd star Cough Cure, A few
doses CuTCi him, and he remarks that
iJs efficacy II astonishing and that, at
the same time, u Is FREQ rom opiates.
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Face Your worries Bravely.

You can't do it, though, if your blood
is thin and poor. Give the blood vigor
by the use of Browns Iron Bitters, and
your whole system has power to resist
adverse influence. The Rev. w. ii.
Chapman, of Baltimore says: deem
Browns Iron Bitters q most valuable
tonic for general i'll health" It cures
impurities OF the blood, neuralgia, dys-
pepsia etc.
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Inquest on the Southern Hote, Grind.

Inquest on the Southern Hotel "Find."
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Coroner Niedler
this morning began an inquest on the
body of c. A. Preller, the victim of the
Southern hotel trunk tragedy.
A. L. Hunt, cashier at the Southern,
was the first witness. He identified thu
photograph of Preller as the man who
registered, and told of the arrival of
Preller and Maxwell. He did not re-
collect OF Maxwell mentioning the 6x-
pected arrival of Preller. When Max
well paid the first weeks bill, on April
6, he did not speak of leaving.
A. s. Aloe, an optician, the next wit
ness, testified that two weeks ago two
gentlemen came to his store and the
smaller OF the two wished to sell him
some magic lanterns, which no SAID
were at his hotel. Later in the day he
called again and said the trunk contain
ing the lanterns had not arrived. Wit
ness had seen two photographs supposed
to be of Preller and Maxwell. The man
believed TO be Maxwell did the talking.
The following Monday the man who
wished to sell the lantern again called
and purchased field glass, spectacles
an1 other things. When questioned
auoLt the arrival Of the trunk he
passed the matter of lightly. He had q
roll of bills at this time and rendered q
payment Of his purchases, 500 nste;
James johnson. q salesman In the
recognized store, the pictures OF Max
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Dutch rhnriey uni Pai Captured,

JAMESTOWN, OAK, April lS.-Throo
weeks ago oX,Cmof OF Police Lewis, OF
this city, ana Jamos Connolly, of Miles
City, started for tho Moose river coun,
try In search OF Bill Smith and tho mo-
iuruus Charles 4. Hedges, alias "putch
Charlie" who arc guilty Of many tori
bio murders. This afternoon LOWS
returned with tho prisoners ard lodged
thom I'm jail. Tho prisoners viii hr
takon to Miles City for trial. 10 WEES
rumorod that an attack would be made
on clio train by baud OF desperate
mon mt Little Missouri. R0intOrco-
ments have boon sent Ia assist the of.
tNars.
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place is improving some.
Affairs at Austin.

AUSTIN, April Is. = Especial. The
Texas & st. Louis railway paid its quar-
terly passenger tax to-day.
The land board viii hold q meeting
Immediately after the return Of Gov.
Ireland from New Orleans, and from ex-
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4 Fort worth Policeman "Dons Up" by q
fsnuur.

FoUr woRTII, April a. Special, r.
Police OHicor Robert buchanan IL torri-
bly, ohagrined and tho sorest man la
four states. over an encounter tonight
with Bin Davis, negro, Davis was
raising a racket NJ a little stand whom
buchanan went u arrest him. Davis
cursed the officer terribly, whom Buci-
anan hit him ON tho nose with brass
knucks. The negro jumped him, gath
cred him Ia his arms aud threw him 10
the ground; then took his revolver from
HIS scahbard aud lot the officer up.
Buchanan secured another pistol aul
trod ut Davis, hut no got away aud ear
ried tho pistol with him. A telegram
has been sent tO Dallas 20 arr0st payi'i
IL being thought he has Como there.
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WASHINGTON, April ls.-James N.
Buchanan, postmaster at Victoria, has
been arrested for converting money
order funds to his own use.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

SAN ANTONIO, April lS.-lSpecial.I-
Passengers from Pearsall tonight re-
port terrific hail storm aud cyclone.
Some of tho stones measured II inches
around and weighed over pound.
Stock was killed, windows smashed
and roots badly used up. The Methodist
church was torn 70 pieces and the
Baptist church lifted from its founda-
ton, turned completely round and do
posted without injury. No. loss of life
ranortal,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23
Cook County Cyelonc.

DEAw-PoKER Is much dfaiog than q
draw on an Opa Pm" cigarette.