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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
A Great Problem.

N &Fe@h EkowhSWs
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicinss,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take sll the Rheumatic remedies,
Take all the Dyspepaa and indigestion
cures,
Take ell the Asus, Fever, and bilious
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
rsviusrs,
Take all the Great health restorers.
Ia short, take all the best quslities OF
all tbese, and the best
-Quaiiiiss Of all the best medicine in
the world. and you will find thst-Rop
--Bitiers have the beat curative quail
ties and powers Of all concentrated
In them. and that they will cure
when any or all Of these, sinGly or
combined
Fail. A thorough trial will give
positive proof Of this.
Hardened Liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
nay and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then have been unable to be
about at all. Ny liver Oeams hard like
wood; my limbs were pulled up aud 6lled
with water.
ALI the bsst physicians seresd that
nothing could cure me resolved to try
Hop Bltters; have used seven bottles;
the hardness has all gone from my liver,
the swelling from my limbs, and Il has
porked miraeie In my case: otherwise
would have been now In my grave.
]. W. MoRRY,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
n B!A.LTIM0RE RAILROAD.

Trains viii leave wilmington NJ foiiowa:
noF Philndelphia and infermudiAte ssAsicps g. IN
hg9, ~; W =. m: !; $50. s.00, 7.s0, s.6G o. q,
Pniiadsphia tExprsss) 3, a.6b, 4 40. q 10. I'm
5 70 300 @ 10, g.6S 1o.66, LIE .. m; Is.Si.
is:ao. Lbd, b.92 .. %, $50, q. Is D, m.
New York, 9, AS, 40, ado, do IoO.e IS. oa.
HI asa m; lS;zi, Lsas aso, 400. al, b.5I
for West Chester, via. LAmokin, geo and A. In
~ nsisnose and ntsrmsdiats ssaticns zoos a m,
baltimore and Bay Line, Toup. m.
bhl6imore and Washington Liza GaI. ana rnna
snQ ~. btA m, LOO, Ill, ASS nun n m -~'~~
Trains foE Delaware Division isaye io Y, w.
n lew castle. gle s.soa. M. l2s5, ab0, $50 aaB
M adA Il DslmAs AND way stations ass n.
AArrinetoh, and way stations, esuun.
Express for beAfofd, $50 D, m,
axprese Tor Dover and DelinAr, IL 80 D. m: svarx
SUNDAY TRAINS.
=, FnaAs9.epnla and intermediate stations, Hlp n
~ haaas1sep1lA and New YORK, Il aGs, 40 m.
gSE Wssi Chester. via. LAmokin. s.Io q. m. suo
Ssln S and Washington. LIS, AL, ses. ip,us
D. N. baltimore, IL. Al D. m. - ~'sNs ~S'~s
~ turner Information passengers ara rsfaxvnH
xne time tADlos posted at the BtStion
EF@hns marked thus fEl are lfpzasaa.a
charged. ~
J. H. WOOD,
ShAtLkb III PU9H, 6anersl Manager
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
ECZEMA
And Every Species of Itching
and Burning Diseases POSI-
lively Cured.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheuin, with its agonizinU itch.
~, ing and burning. Instantly relieved by a warm
~ ost n, w1th GuTtGunA soAP and single application
daily. with two or three doses OF CUTIcuRA RE,
hS1I aoa ne New Blood Purifier, TO keep the
The bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, WI
f9eediy cure Eozemq letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis
species of Itching Scaly, and Pimpy Humors Il
the Scalp an Skin, when the best physicians and
all known remedies fail
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

DIR, G0slfSEN HANGED,


Guilty Of Poisoning His MOther.tn.
LAW anG Wife.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Dr. Albert G, I,
GoeIsen was hanged at the county prison at
TO- % a. m. to-day.
[Dr. Goersen has been continuously CON
fined in Moyamensing prison barring the in.
tervals of his presence on trial in the courts,
since April 10th, 1880, four years and eleven
months. The crime for which DIR. Goersen
paid the penalty to day was committed in
March, 1880 From the developments eubse.
quently brought to light at the coroner's in
quest the circumstances attending the crime
were among the most revolving and shocking
on record DR.. Goersen was a homeopathic
physician, living at No. 255 East Cumberland
street. He was man of VIGOROUSLY intern
perate habits, and his condition Immediately
after bis commitment to the county prison
WAS such that 1t WAS necessary for him to be
placed under treatment for delirium tremens
On March 25th, 1880. Mrs. Elizabeth f. Sou
der, the mother in-lawof DIR Goersen, died at
the residence Of the family, No. $50 East
Cumberland street, after an illness extending
from January list previous. She was prescribed
for during her illness by her son in law, but
DR.. Francis b Haynes attended also, and fur
nlshed certificate of death, giving as tue
cause Bright's disease OF the kidneys. On
March Sd George +. Goersen, aged 81 years,
the father of the condemned man, was found
uehu Ill peu' 1ne symptoms furnished
evidence of apoplexy, and certificate Of
death was made out accordingly. By the
death of Mrs, Souder the property on Cum
berland street and personal estate valued in
the aggregate at $4,000 came into the pos,
session OF Mrs Elizabeth H. Goersen, the
doctors wife, On April LIST, exactly one
week after Mrs Souders death Mrs. Goersen
was taken ill, and her husband sent for a
conveyancer to draw up her will The instru-
ment, which WAS dictated by DR.. Goersen
and signed by his wife, bequeathed all her
property to her husband Mrs. Goersen
died April 4th. IL was proved that DR..
Goersen poisoned them both and he was CON
victed at his first and second trials.l
On the day previous 10 his execution
DR.. Goersen informed the officials Of the
county courts that he had lei: in the cell
he occupied in the untried department
small parcel OF poison. The parcel was
found wrapped in tin foil. Dr.. Goersen
said the poison had been in his possession
for several years, and that when he left
the cell in the untried department he
allowed IL to remain there, ss, being & CON
verted man he would mos wiah to use 1t.
The ofioiais say that when GoerEen was
removed to a new cell II would have
been impossible for him to conceal the
poison about his peraon, a. thorough
search WRs made,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

LANCASTER, March 7.-The Jury in tie
CASE of Emanuel Berkheiser, on trial for
the murder Of Charles Bentley, at
Columbia last July rendered verdict
this morning Of mot guilty. The men
we're canal bOatmen and the killing wss
the outcome of drunken spree, Berk-
heiser claiming that he soted in self de-
sepse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12


Pug dogs as pets have had their day among
the extremely fashionable, but colds never 90
out of fashion, 30 that it is always necessary
TO know that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is sure
cure for all coughs and colds,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

Send for Glenn's Sulphur Soap IL troubled
with an eruption or an abrasion Of the skin,
Hilrs Hair and Whisker DYE blaoh 0rhrovn,
20 49,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12
a. WORTH oE TESTED
AGENTS WANTED !

TENO SELL the Finest FIR IT AND OVNA
4 MENTAL NUR5ERl STOCK: Trims Lib
EkAL. s'tuaEiens p,r Ell ana Wrlts for
Rochest r, ny,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-12

MY son, when you go to the city, get you
shoes, and slender cane but with all your
gettings don't fail to get bottle of Salvation
OF, for pride tyou know,) goeth before a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
Au.tip

AUSTIN, Sept. 22-Ispscial. Tho
secretary Of state has received IL vol
umes of tho court OF .ppesls reports.
There was ono death from denguo
last night.
Tho comptroller 10 day paid In SOL.
coo 10 tho credit OF tho revenue. Tho
inCreaso in values In Hayes county
amount tn $685. 900; Jsck, sll 600
The right NJ WAY from Burnett
10 granite qusrIies has boon s,cur, d by
purchase, snd work on tho railroad
beglns Mnndsy.
Saturday mex. bids 20 lOlss pur-
oh,sp lands will close IN the counties,
and he considered by tue U0sra the
Grst Tuesday In Ooloocr.
The Sta,e,msn this morning took
tue newnnaprr correspondents TO task
FOR slludiug ~ the yellow foyer
SATURDAY. The correspondent merely
c1rracted tadiculuus report thst wAs
spreading ltko wild.iitc, and being
carried GU, md over tho State, 10 he
a ssrioss iulury Of this entire comWu-
nity. Tho Ststomeute, W usual, in
nv attern Of vital Importance,
city and the interests Of her
business mon, treated tho darhgiug
reseft with indifference, sni msdn no
sirurt 10 correct H. The people pf Aus
tiu ia this, "a In scare uf smother in
siarce, uw9 the press correspondents
debt cc gratitude for prompt y
ssnvlchinr u ridiculous, and What
might have psovcn mOit disastrous
futnpr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

CoRsIcANA, Sept. 29.-LSpecisl. =
McCammsn & Browns gin ON Briar
creek, four miles from here, caught
fire last night about IL o'clock, and
burned to the ground, 1t being
total loss with the OK
ceptiou OF tho engine and
boiler. lt WAS insured for $1,000
IN the Fire Assessment association, of
Dallas. Four bales OF cotton were also
consumed, ON which there was no in
snrance.
Hon, J. G. Bigger, OF Dallas, spont
the day IN our city.
MIR. M. Gibbsn was buried to-day by
tho knights Of Pythiss.
Cotton continues to come in we'll at
an average ab present OF 200 bales u
Gay. Total receipts amounting to
80 bales.
The /. o. o. +. orphan home commit.
tee went 20 Mckinney and will return
hero tonight.
Commissioner Johnson he's lust re-
ceived the following:
New Orleans, Sept. 10, lsS5-To tho Peo-
pleOf North, Central and South America.
and all Others Interested
The buildings, gcoUnds, etc, OF the
Aorth, Contrsi and South American
exposition, IN tho City of Now Orleans,
United States, are nov ready In every
particular for the reception 0I
exhibits, and exhibitors are requested
to forward their articles at once, IL
order that their Inhalation may b.
completed az the earliest practicable
day, and ~ FAR rs possible avoid the
rush customary in tho days immedi-
sicily preceding the opening.
This exposition Will open Movers Dor
~ ext and close about April |, 1856.
those deAiring to exhibit, VINO have
not yet made application, nro ro-
guessed 10 90 40 az once, as both time
and remaining spaoo are limited.
JonH w. GLENN,
Director.G General,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

WuIrxsaoHo, sept. 22.--lsposlal.l l.
Yesterday tho Woman's Christian
temperance union, OF this place OBJ
served In iittlng manner the cen-
tenuiat OF temperance work in this
oounhry' Interesting essays aud OK
tracts wore read. Among thon wss
an ertrtct from DR.. Bauj tmln Rush,
who, 100 years ago, urget the disuss oi
ardent - rits, aud set os foot the
sreat tsinperanoo agitation in this
country. Tho IL lies Of thus union are
very euthustsstic, aud seem not TO
mind the recent defeat OF their cause,
but so right on marshalinE their
loroee, preparing for battle IN tho
future.
the tun Is shining brightly, and wo
are all Juollaut and hOpslul OF ~ gold
outcome 10 tao cotton crop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

KIaesrsS, Sept. %. Especial. i
Cotton is coming In no rapidly that our
merchants and buyers are talking up
cotton exchange.
Az soon ~ our brick and school
build insa arc complete, and tho ak
new residences are finished, Greenvilo
viii DO our suburb, in fact, three" hi gh
lie" weddings ars reported for tho
near future.
Tho "Kingston Chronicle" will hang
its Drains In the literary breoxss next
week.
Court here has just adjourned.
twtnty-s0ven Judgments were
rendered In Two days. Judge Edwards
ReAns bueiness In law mattart.
Tho citousos and two musical Gu.
terGAinmonta In ono wook will koap
our citizens busy.
We expect social aeasailor-it ia
now la tho balances, asd there Is n
great deal OF speculation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

McGREeoH, Sept. 22.--ISpoclal =
Tho Baptist meeting continues with
undated interes.. Nineteen persons
were baptisoa Ia Harris' creek, just
north OF town, this evening.
Another passenger train has been
put on the Texas IL st. Louis railroad
to run between Gatesvlllo aud Coral-
cana This makes thrao daily trains
between McGregor ard Waco.
a large quantity OF cstton is b.ing
sold A. this plsoe. Tho rains are over
and tho farmers are busy picking
again.
Esquire M, johnson has two daugh.
sors lying very sick with typhoid
fever. Ono OF them Ia quito low, A
large numoer Of casos Of fever IN
town, supposed to be the denguo.
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Afrairs by the Sraside.

GALVESTON, Sept. 22,-[Specisl l.
This evening Market street was en- j..
liYeuod by cow-hidiDg affair, where
In Il j. Boring, desler In pictures, etc,
hgurod as tha victim, at tho hands of
Wharton Bfanch, attorney AZ law.
This difficulty grow out Of alegal trau-
saction between Bilrlng'a wife and Tho
lawyer, in which Blering demauded
full knowledge, as tho case relate d
to matters wherein tho INV
yer dosmo6 Behring'S authority
did not extend no refused Information
Meeting Mr.. Branch thi, evening,
Biering approached him in HOSTILE
mauner, wheroupon Brasch applied to
Nun a number OF blows with COW.
hide aud continued tho
chsstisement until arrested
In the case Of Joseph Martin charged
With raping Miss Bcrry Gu tho hear.
ing to-day bsiore Judge Ste wart, of
the district court, tho charge was rs-
duced to seduction and the bond was
fixed At 81 900. Failing to give the
necessary aeourlty for appearance a.
tho criminal court, Marlin wsa re-
msnded TO all,
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A Cenyivial Entertainment.

Mr.. l.. V. I. Randolph, OF Now Jer-
sey, formerly treasurer OF the Illinois
Central railway company, tho gentle
man whose name has figured of late
In the papers In connection with the
cattle trade with one W. Il. Hudson, Of
Bosque county, rendered some Of hls
Texas friends supper at the Hotel
Bogel, last evening. Mr.. Randolph
has lately received a telegram to tho
effect that the herd OF 1000 cattle,
which W. I. Hudson tried TO yet away
with in the Indian Nation, werH legally
attached, and ara now In tho posses
slon OF the United States marshal,
Mr.. Randolph as u host mas no su-
perlor. Letters OF regret wore read
from Colonel John IA. Simpson, presi-
don't OF tho jtato Csttleaen's Associa-
ton; Major John Il. Elliott, Of THE
DALLAS HBRARD; John II. O'connor,
Esq of tho City National Bank. ana
Waiter M. Sacligron, eco, the latter
9eutlenan,we regret to learn, being i'll
aL the Grand Windsor hotel, while
MessrA simpson aad O'Conuor had TO
tsao the 9a5 train west. Some of the
company present vera Colonel w, Il.
Hal, Of Tim DALLAS Herald; Mr.. j.
q. Johns, OF the 1.-Two stock OK
cpaDgo OF Irvine & Johns; Mr..
FIod w. Smith, formerly of New
Orlssns, but now OF pallsa, aud tho
Dallas representative OF Tho Texas
Live Stock JOurnsl.
The meDp, ~ furnished by "Mlne
Host Bogoi," Of tho Hotel Bogol, was
oil that could be desired, aud the ban
quot was u auccesa in every psrticu
lar. Mr.. J0hns created considerable
laughter by tilling glaes of "Piper
Heidsicb," and looking towsrd MIR.
Randolph, who SAL ~ tho head OF the
tnolo, proposed she toast, "lIore's to
no sess men in rexas--thore arc plenty
OF them"
Mr.. Hherlin, OF the Live Stock Jouru-
al, was the life OF tho company, hla
only competitor being The genial pro-
priotor OF TIE DALLAS HERALD. Al
together 10 Wss n good job, but
mumm's the world for the desert.
We arc ssrry 10 part with tho gentle
mSn who gees North, but this sorrow
Is modified by the assurance that ho
Will be again with us. Mr.. Rsndolps
by hls gentismanly department, gent.
al nature and many thousand good
qualities, has made many friends In
rexbs--frisnds who will welcome his
return, aud will ondeavor To prove Il
him that Texas hiss within her borders
~ good people ~ live upon tho facs OF
the globe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

MARSHALL, SspL a. lSpecial.l-
Sometime ago II. II. Rugon was APP
pointe0 foreman 10 ons OF tao ahsp, Of
tn, Taxa & Pacific railroad. Tsis sp-
pointmoht did nos give Satisfaction To
the men aud trouble has been browning
ever since. and ye'tcrdhy IL culmlnat-
cd Ia rogulsr klssnnr h,.ht, in
which Ruser and Henry Vine took
Conspicuous parts. Tao cause is se,ng
investimstsd ~ Ar. Hume, our
msyur, thih morning,
y II. hrtrtiN Nas elected alderman
yesterday Tor tho uuoIg lrod Time OF g..
~. Nagnon, resigned.
Jsuie4 'ginu Waa convicted ye,let-
day IA two aasOs 81 thots jOyeiry
uOm Johu II. Malone aud Ms. Ben.
stein, aud given tro yeari each In the
penituntiAty,
G,orgt n. fsrisel and FAIRLY rolurn-
ell ituEi washington last night.
Bu.iuua, u all Kinds IL uuusually
uuii Tor tue seAsup,
Tho ruSss 4 rnclfio railroad com.
pans paid "A yes,ordHy.
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SAN Antonio, Sept. g2-lspcelal.l-.
iesterday,.i in tho disttics courl, tho
case oil Alexander w. Carothors d
Searlyh, came up for hcGlnE. Thu
case, from the large interests in.
VOWED, has excited considerable NJ.
,sntion. The plaintiff, Alexander,
seeks to recover from the defendants
o IL of II leagues uf land,
situstsd IN Kinney couuty,
and the suit wss originally
instituted In the county couri, bu,
sitefwsr - transferred here. Stone nf
the lesding legal tslen, OF ths SIT,
IA. been rstslred ca either I'D For
he plain,ift appear sudgc C.atk, OF
Waco, Nc. Jehn l.. Dv.r. T tn. .srrs
plsc ColDuei Peeiet, ~ Ausiiu, ard
Mr.. Vtodrich. The def cuaIa srp
re,,res.s-u,.sd by ,x-,susf, m-n
iohu Hancock aud S,uaol Macy.
rne case ~ili probably conanns fpl
several days.
some Il ne ago TIRES Anne orleans. D..
sis. Robinson and Snap, pfeemp,ed
' sluaols silses uiiues la ths Car ineu
sourtains Of MeHico, whose discav.
~ d ths tine srsaisd immense ex.
ei(oment. !. Tneae mlnee when were
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Mr.. wi,,ia.s, M,.tI,x /.


Tho seating capacity Of ArmoryHall
was increased by tho addition OF l5s
chalrs, lsst ovening,snd a.ill there wore
q few people WINS had to saud through
tho service. Mr.. Williams announced
that foJ CHAIRS moro would be added
to-day, no that tho multitude might
come tonight expecting 20 mud room.
The people arc getting pretty vol 40.
custoNci To the mBth0ds Of tho meet.
ings, and everything Ia working
smoothly. Tho fret part of ths s,r
vice consists OF spirited nonxs aud
brief prayers, thon comes the sermon,
which 10 usually about ~ minute,
long, and ful of esrlest.
uss,. After tho sermon, the
Evangollat usually s,ys: snow, my
friends" c"my ffiends"is y POI phrazs
vito hln) NO arc going tD dlsmi,s tho
audience, ~ tina. II yol must 10, or III
you nro nero from more curiosity, YOU
eau go nDmc. II you uro Interested in
tnis auhiect, we be- you 10 stsy, aud
give ma a chance to talk 70 you" Attor
the crowd 10 out OF tho hnu.c, he asks
those who remain to signify whether
tney aro ~ be "workere,n or those
sspKing 10 be- saved, or those who will
Jnls eiinply 10 tho singing aud prsyers.
ibcn an hour II spout In conversation
between little groups oil over the
house, whilo those who Hro on the
plsdor n sing itlrring a,ngs. A. tho
close OF tue whole performance, tho
evanBolist Gale Tor chose who
Will heocpt Christ TO como iorw ard ard
Hivo him their hand. SUNDAY nirht
therc wero u. Monday night "a, anti
last night 10. Tao int-resg and tao
crowds are growing, aud the moettn "a
nro SUBJECT OF conversation, 70 u large
extent, In the homes and on tho stretts
OF the city. Tho part we have taken
In giving these meetings grAtultous
notice. We are glad " say, II belnr 40.
nrecisted ~ tho religious portion of
tue community, but IL ouly part Of
our genera pollcy to publish the news
On all questions.
Thc 0rcl1uk meeting this morning
10 10 he Vt peculiar character Sovorsi
oil those recently converted IN the
ueetioy are 10 cad, snd tell tusir ex-
oeriencs "a Tits subject " which they
have u-eu 40 SRA gers hsru,ofOre. The
services . ,u,inue 40 before announced,
at ant 10 .. IN. and SD m.
M. Williams, the Evaugellst, and
hin vile an1 swo childrun, are Guests
.! Lieutensns 0ovorn0r Gibbs, % Him
| street,
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LoNovIEw, Sers 20, SPECIAL Re-
ligi1us interest seems to have cooled,
amt tho meetings at tho Baptist church
closo TO- night, with result OF Is pro-
Tossing, oigbt OF whom Joined the
Baptist church. Meetings stu ecu.
tinus ut tho Chriatisn church, with
much religious fervor.
w. ). Robinson, apdlJ. w. Yatss, two
OF our most prominent null men, haze
obtained the contracts for furnishing
tha ties and tlmbor for tho Fort Worth
Il Donver City, and the Fort Worth 4
New Orleans railroads. Two batter
"rustlers," In their business than
"Wiudy" Robinson and "Jsckn Yates
cannot bo found.
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DAINoR1FtELp, Sept. ~. lspocisll
Quite an unexpected marriage took
place Ia our town yesterday morning.
MIR. n. l.. Taylsr aud Miss Noble
Rstes wuro TO have beon married
about two weeks aso, but on account
vi tao ssvo,o iilnoss Of tsc latter per
sou tue marriage was postponed, aud
~ ire GA tuce isr ser recovery grew
more d iub ,ul, sno r. quasted that the
ceremony be performed before she
died, which was done--sne Ia bal auu
no slttlug Nv Nor s,dei the Raw. Ksily,
.ot X llcsv,,le, ON hating. TIE bride,
~ Tits writing, mas revived iit,ls,
epd inere IL some hope OF her re-
CuxurY.
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Mckinney.

hoKISNRr, Sept. %. -[Spsclsl.l-
Hon D. M. Horring and other ofllcers
Of the Gfsud Ledge OF 10. o. r., are
In our city, and visited soveral places
with view TO tho location or the Wild.
DuS aud OrphAos' home, to hs estsS
li7hsf by that order Tor the S5a.e. The
committee Wnro plorsoi with tho in
ducsmeuts cffared.
Rev, j. W.'lill,o the Mathed lat Epis :
c0psl Church, South, IL conducting
religlous sorvlces duiiuB tho week
The churcG IA crowded ~ zach service.
Rev j x. p. Dixon IA tue absence of
Rev. Mr.. diu, delivered mostex.
cellenI sermon las night. He IS one II
the ristoy yodng ministers, nau,, ,
rs1an Gud one OF who Il shl will
snu day bs proud.
The riuuid enforcement OF tho Sun
day law, consequent ON the late ole
tion, has caused petition to loo ex-
,sneivuly Aligned, asking the coun "
attorney nos u enforce r. ~ ~ the bar
Uegs; thAt IL, not 10 do that which he
IL sworn To do, and on this petition con
bo found she names OF mauy
Leading, law abiding oit'gsn. OF our
city, wno tsus coolly propose 10 be
sespeJs ui tho Conscience. Of their of.
kcials, auu 10 educate themselves 10
uhsorse wnsL AVS please them.
Markets ar0 s)oming to-day; wheat,
70; cotton, . 50; oAth, ~.
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wichita ralls.

WICHITA FALLS, Sept. - -Ispecial }
deputy slarshsl James del,on ha'
returned from a trip over in the Ma
ton, ~ FAR a. the Canadian River.
within II niles 81 f. Reno. He anu
Deruty =. ". J.hason went for ,b,
purpose cfrxecn,tps . nu,nber of wat.
rants, fun o.. Distsict court al trs
ham, AM smouH them were severe j
for 1,d,sss, tor vsri.us offences o.
Last F.iitv "a. the Wssiits ageuo,
Cfptsiu "A al mad NO kiowa In iisus
IN the house tsl.ihs tc them aud ttJ =
Ing " dttsin them until some trvv.I
arrived tina, he'd teen cent tor. To
Indiana nnally bscaule Suspicious ant
sssss & : :Sss:s ss - s. s isss
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Tyler, sept. @.-ISpecial. Charles
Jordcn, white man, had boon mr.
rost-d by City Marshal Wagner, on
tho charge of robbery, aud while be-.
lay conveyed to ths fail, he made n
desperate assault upon tho officer and
sueo.sued III escaping. Mr.. Wagner
pot on his trait later In tho night, and
snhhy captured him at Winona, q
small station on the Texas 4 81. Louis
rsilvay, II milos cast OF hare.
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CAMERON, Sept. %. - [speoial.I-
About IL o'clock last night the law
oinco Of Henoy Il Wallace was dIscov.
cred ON ilrc. TWAS Ia sshos, with It's
c)utents, before anything could be
done. Two other hoaseu near by were
also consumed Ono was the law ON 90
OF NJ Jor Styles; hts furniture aud
hooks we're saved-the other was va
cant. Tho total loss was about $4,000;
10 insurance.