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The Tombstone., 1885-06-15
Notice Of Forfc.tuse.

TO B. L. DUNCAN. IOJH HIHHs TN- pcuiOT5. aGrllui-f iHtrr2 Or assigns. y.'r atH lcr,by nutiirt' lhat the ;'r5cr- 2gi'-' E3- ..>- cf4dtG one hundred Gul.;.rs .a i.'.or .i!i ii.l- p:oTcHC: ts. fer ,ie It'r -~i Ui. ts.cA Ei t'.. following mine-: Drnn H,i.c .Ho Ai"' t'nwrI .rinc m Cillicahua niuinin" d -li., tt or:iisc county, in order tO hUid sad ryc.n -Is un'-rr Is. gruvi. irr. cf scctial. 2:i!-t. r'"is'G stat li'es u' iiic l:.;'nI States Hr;fg t.in amount required to hold the same fer inc year losi -ild l.! within thirty CaHs O.n the service ut Nj, notice, or ~.ti:u nsi t.1 Cays ailcr tEl> notice hr l,Jbl.cal!ur, yGu ..l ar refuse |" contribute your proportion Of such cNprndi- Jnrc, being tNeutN -l!e t25y dollars sG each mine and cost Of tG'- a3Vvrti~tIu:i.t l~ Cu- cr-ncr. your iutcrc>i iI saiG vlaIu. wiil h-- rumt the property of lbe uiiers @ucG nAdcr sad section oS.i.
 THOMAS CHAPMAN
 Fort Bowie. Ariz March :3:. 1885.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-15
Notice 0f Administrators Sa,e.

B older of the Probate court. Ian author I'd to, aud will eel to the highest snd best slGtr!, gltlar at public CT private s9i- tle sui."wi:5g drSeiiAcI proreItr, o;-iOn. .!G. tu Al t'l: peisufu T.rul rfi} ortrngiaE Ip sa!t .airl', s'nn.,=I.iS Of au u.di t!ieO one -iia!i .ht-,set in a!l The liquors and ss ,opn tI.ur"', ,tV., it ii... Eas. .alucrl, Ol Aieu street sliso Ih u'.Ii..dca onc-laif+ interest in the lohsr and lC. un whic.. tls Fashion saloon :turt>. Said lal !s Da:l,on Ui luis .t a:G $ in blosk r., on An.r street, iu ,he Cl.s of .oinhs:one. Cochi,e cut!t!lh, Ar'k"Ha. HnC i:uuts .S feet on Allen street and is @ feel ,.ecr Also ar uniiT.dfG one half interest iH ,i lbhin ~! SrVru;h street. in Tom o5.Cue. ',ucll>e r0ilniv. Said saie VII lc u,edC oh Inc 4;h Gay '- june, ,9N5. at li 0'u!c," d m. . tue sai! F.sslOn saloon, at which ,!U.e md place ;.E hiGs Eill b. received ty
 NJ. T. MuNAcSiNIr7.
 AaaiEi-tra;5i o. sa-t csi".c.
 May IA IsSI. let.M
The Tombstone., 1885-06-15
| rnurass Car,ridre E>It

ny Garre or Ch.her free hy mail fer 2S cents in portage stamps. John ,. 3riheE lrauuiEvt'lcl ~lUfb'nea's : tds, hH itis : ,y' & Siyes, Ia C.a.-a,1s >i.1''. Ne" InIE lLIN
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-04
5 Cents per Spool.

apra5s J and Bs earned with this Silk are
anrSSESw,q Y 1ree from all roughness,
II is Vh% MISERY, ofwhateyer material.
eviSr TTIIaaGalilty by "running' the heels
'Nit and n IIiEGGNOE DARNING SILK.
Ahe Teapya naOle nature prevents discom.
kI;a 'V.I l 0Gt many kinds of Fancy En-.
.u nOt split, fray or fade. 41A
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
COURT. HOUSE LOCALS.
Walter Newman Files His Suit for
$4,000 Against the City-Mollie
Fette is Given 6,o25 Judgment
,nRoom Three-Notes.

William II. Sharpe has flied suit sgsins:
Thomas Schooley to recover 50. 600 loaned on
request.
Nj. 7. Clodieltsr and F. q. B.ackledgs wers
admitted to practice in Judge Howe's Court
yesterday.
The divorce suit of Martha E. Smith VS..
George W. Smith was yesterday dismissed
by Judge Taylor.
In the suit OF John G. Thomas VS.. Cath
crime Blaiz. TO recover on a warranty in a
morse trade, Judge Eows's jury yesterday re-
turned = verdict for plaintiff for So.
Judge Taylor yesterday granted divorce to
Gorilla J. Thompson from William Thomp-
sen, On proof Of failure 70 provids. SIZE was
ALEC granted the custody OF the child.
In the suit OF Susanna Schofeld va. John
d. Lowden, IN Room D c0mpromise was
effected yesterday aud the case 4 smissed.
this vas petition for the appointment Of Il
receiver.
In the suit CT David d Long, guardian OF
Mollie Fstte. rs. William Wallace. admins.
tTatcr of the estate OF Maria Fetse. 6eceased,
which has oeen on trial in Judge Wake $
Court for two days the jnry Yesterday
turned verdict for plaintiff for Sc 025 the
full value of the estate.
Thomxs Yousg, who was captured two
evenings since Tor slealiog horse between
Ibis city snd Terre Hacte. was indicted by
the Grand Jury yesterday. Re entered
plea of guilty, sud was given two years
North, Judge Norton making me sentence
light secsuse defendant Is not any brighter
intellectually than dc should De.
Nary E. Mckinney has E ed complaint 70.
divorce from John A. Mckinney. They
were married N Msy. 1865. They have four
children, tic eldss. being nineteen years of
age. Plaintiff charges failure to provide,
Cruel trextme-t. adultery and drunkenness
fer caUss She $50 charges that in January
Last he allowed his family 10 be ser out in
the street. and on one occasion he cut
quantity of her personal property With
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Local Courts.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room No. Hon. N. B. Taylor, Judge.
Martha Z. Saith VS.. George w. Smith.
Suit for divorce. Discussed.
Gorilla J. Thompson vs.. William w.
Thompson. Suit tor divorce. Decree granite
plaintiff, with custody of child.
Room Hon. ID. w. Howe. Judge.
John @. Thomas VS.. Csthsrine Blatz. Suit
for damages. Jury fad for plaintiff for So.
Northampton Emery. Wheel Company vs..
Samuel G. Emley ct al. Suit m note Find
iug and judgment for plaintiff for $24123
Sussna Scbofeld VS.. John d. Lowden ct al.
Application for receiver. Dismissed.
David A. Rslston VS.. Nathan Borstein ct
nj. Replevin suit. Finding and judgment
Tor plaintiff
Barclay Rstciff va. William Jessup ct al.
Account. On trial by jury.
Room Sion Lewis C. Walker. Judge.
Buck Creek Gravel Road Company vs..
Garrett Powers Appeal. Dismissed
Gerhard Hulseman ct al. VS.. John Krupp
ct al. To set aside deed, etc. Dismissed.
David ID. Long, guardian, vs. William
Wallace. administrator. Fer possession. Yer
diet for sG,O25.
CIRCUIT coURr.
Hon. A. C. Ayres Judge.
In the matter of the insanity of W. II. II.
Johnson. Affirmative verdict.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge.
State vs.. Thomas Young. Grand larceny.
Plea Of guilty and sentenced TO two years in
the State Prison.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

hnifs, end Threatened TO DESTROY or take
away the rest. FIR this reason sac asks fJg
= restraining order, which was granted BY
Judge Walker. and for the custody OF the
children and $500 alimony.
Walter Newman yesterday fled his suit
for damages against the city and Annie G.
Bradmier for $40. OOO oocasioned by his in
jnIies or Mississippi street, half square be-
low Washington, on the night OF March IL
at which time be fell on n shsrp.pointse pos.
and was badly cut IN toe face and mouth.
He all eyes that ne was permanently injured.
his voice having Ueen i'm paired and his
health so injured as 10 incapaoltate him Tor
the prosecution o. he business OF hair dress
ing Tnis case was referred 10 A. the time Of
the injury by the Sentinel a number Of
interfogsioFisa aie pfOpounded TO Mrs. Brad
mier, which Ers made a part OF the com
plant.
The will Of Governor Baker has been pro-
bsted The FIRST Item gives to his son, Will
liam b Baker. OF San jose, Cal, one half Of
$50 acres in Chase County, X ansas. The
SECOND item gives to Albert Baker, OF this
city, the lew library and seventeen acres of
lar on the Rockville Road, west OF the city
The residue OF the property Is LETT 70 Mrs
Baker. who. with Albert Baker 10 20 admin
lister on the estate. Tne will closes By stat
ing that TO prevent any suspicion on the
subject OF the exe1cise OF any undue influ-
enCe By any pels0n ~ TO the ma king OF the
foregoing will, L declare tdat no person
knows or is informed OF my Intention to
make will except the subscribing witnesses
hereto, and even they are wholly ignorant
The witnesses are A. w. Hendricks and Ed
ward Daniels
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

shall be considered part OF said contract when
made
section ofsaid ordinance also provides tina. the
expense OF said improvement shall be paid by the
city ana out of the funds 10 be raised by the levy
OF ten cents on the hundred dollars in value OF
taxable property for sewer and drainage pur.
for the year 1854 and also that the contract
price for the whole work shall not exceed twenty
i've thousand dollars
RESPONSIBILITY OF CONTRACTOR.
The contractor to be responsible for any injury
10 persons or property, ana 10 guard all dangerous
places by suitable fence by day and the neces-
gary red lights and fences by night and 10 perform
the work IN all respects according 10 the true in
tent OF the plans and specifications, aud according
TO the directions OF the Engineer.
The right 10 rejeci any and All bids is reserved.
:. II SdEARER,
City Civil Engineer.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Conveyanees. 4: consideration
Noble Hood!

IN England it is considered grand thing
to belong 70 the nobility snd to have in your
VEINS whst is csiled noble blood" Bot 1t
often happens tnae The blood Of nohleman
is not as good o. that % 8 vigorous nan who
takes care OF the pOblemsn's COWS aud pigs.
Truly noble hl0od is that which "a enriched
with iron. and circnlatss in healthy bodies
Rev. ". 3 Smith, Grafton. Mass, says: ~
used Browns IRON Bittsrs FOR low state OF
blood. and derived great benefit"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

The difference in the weight OF large tur-
key and a smsll one IS an important matter,
as the turkey IS on industrious foragsr, aud
picks up the grea'eT portion OF bis food,
which brings the actual cost OF production
TO low sum when large and small weights
are compared
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Horsford,. Acld Phosphate
HuNDRrDs OF BOTTLES PREscRIBED.

HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES PRESCRIBED.
DIR. c. r. DSks. BslIeviIle, Ill, says: 81
have prescribed hundreds of bottles of it. It
is of great value in sll forms of nervous dis
ease which are accompanied by loss OF
power"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

SCOT IS a valuable fertilizer for tue farm,
garden and ilower-0ed. Over $1,000 tons are
Annually taken from the chimneys Of LIN
don and applied to this purpose.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

Potatoes should be got out OF the pits or
bins seine time befors they are used for seed.
Exposure to the light FOR awhile bsfOre p ant
ing is very important
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

day by the County Commissioners FOR the
500, GOO loan in the county:
W. f. Coffin. city, " ner cent?. ...... Si03C01
Walter stanton. New York, per csnt....... 35S 001
same. AZ per CENT. $4,000
same, per cent .......... 49, 0J0
e. n. NeDners < CO., Boston, "a cent. 40t 400
BuDster Cobb & Est8br0ok, Boston, AZ per
Sell....... 4OO, ~
Blake Bros. Co Boston. ~ per cent. 400 100
Jonathan X. Gapin. New YORK, per cent. 100, 900
y. N. stodGard & Co. city, and y. w. Hsr-
lis 4 Co., Chicago. "a per cent.......... AS 26s
Mr.. Gapin only wanted 10 take 500 600 OF
tie loan, and that he offered to tske az par
with per cent interest.
There is no county IN this State X hich hal
made loan at IA per cent, aud it is said
thEt Cook County, Illinois, and Ia milton
County Ohio, are the onlv counties in the
United States, outside OF New York. which
have been able t. make loans at per cant.
The attorney far the boafd then drew up the
entry FOR the Commissioners. accepting the
bid o. Walter stanton al 4 = per cent, tue
entry showing that bali OF the bonds are TO
be raid In fifteen and half in tTeoty years.
Arrangements Will be made TO day for print.
ing the bonds
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds were recorded Wednesday.
May g. as reported by steeg & Bernhamer. alb
stract compiers. i and Is Thorpe Block. Tele-
phone, 1,0lS:
Trustees OF Abraham Lodge No. IS, |. O.
B. and B., to II. J. Marshall, warranty
deed 10 lot "A in square 4. in the South.
east addition 10 toe City OF lndianap0-
lis $500. 500 90
Joshua W. Copeland ct al. 10 Carrie A.
Nicoll. warranty deed 70 part OF lot in
square I. in brakes addition TO the city
OF indianapolis ........ 200 90
John krupp and wife 10 Gerhard Hulse-
man et al warranty deed 10 lots aud
70 the eli. OF Iadisnspolis 500 GO
John William Taylor, executor, ct al. 10
Albert . Evan aud wife. warranty
deed 10 lot 235 IN spaun * Co.'S first
Woo5lawn addition 10 the city Of Indt
annapolis. ............ ... 500 %
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
he FELL uSrHr STREETS
BESNEDY'S FAVoRITE REMEDY
Cures Terrible Case Of Gravel WheI
other Helm Fatied,e


what is Gravel? what csuses it. and who are
most liable To it2 II is frequently attended with
acute pain, and unless relief can be found. pro
duces inflammation and death. Both sexes aud
all ages are llaLle to II. although men who have
reached or passed middle age its most COM
mon victims, Nothing is more urgently needed
than reliable medicine for Gravel, as the disease
seems on the increase, and We glad TO say that
such specific is now before the public in the
form OF DIX. DAVID kENNEDN'S FAVORIFE
REMEDY, OF RondOut. N Y, We out in evidence
the following letter, selected from many similar
communications:
PITIsFIELD Mass, March, 1884
DR.. David Kennedy.
DEAR sIE-You have right to know, and de
sire The public 10 know my experience with
Gravel, and my remarkable recovery through the
use OF your "FANOkITE REMEDY" / am a car
penter living in this place, and there are plenty
OF witnesses 10 the truth oil what l say. Ny first
comparatively slight attack OF Gravel was in the
trouble until last July, 1888. One day when at
wofk In my shop ! suddenly seized with
keen and terrible pain in my LETT side. ] con-
suited two physicians at once. One said: 81 can
do nothing for you Your case is incurable!"
was frightened and went to the second. who said
little, but gave me prescription. It did no good.
Then began series OF experiences. the agony
and horror OF which words can not depict. Think
OF i'll was sometimes taken IN the street, aud
would fell, Writing with agony, upon the side
walk IL was death in life. Thank Heaven then
heard of "KENNEDY'S FAVORIrE REMEDY"
through Mr.. p. z. Cooley. had not used half a
one of which was nearly one-half an inch long.
/ persevered with the medicine, the symptoms
gradually abated, and have had no more trouble
since. en- well, thanks TO you ana "FAVORIrE
REMEDY" Yours most gratefully,
What "FAVO RITE REMEDY did in this case It
has done IN many others. II you desire to do so
AdcTess-Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout. N. Y.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
THE COUNTY BONDS.
Walter Stanton, of New York, Secures
the $500, 900 Bonds.

The following are the bids opened yester-
day by the County Commissioners FOR the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

For all information, rates. maps, time tables,
etc, call st the Union Ticket Office, Bates HOUSE.
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or ct ths
Union Depot.
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S5275 %
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis.
Depart Arrive
Gin, Day & Toll. 4:o0am Connersv, Acc. =. Scam
c., D., T. 10 :45am Gin. P. & ST. L III Scam
Connersv. Acc 4:25pm Gin. Acc. 5:06pm
c.. D., I. &N.Y.. :S5pm Gin, p d ST. l. 10: lOpu
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
FEST YOUR BAElEa POWDER TO-DsT
BRANDS aa serti -eo as Absolutely ours
S50pssrAxN An6rAGoHxAs


s1ss. 49, 80 sssn on bet stove - n Lsss.1 tnel
ieree y estecl tte prosanos CO ammonia
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

A bond IN the sum of $4,000 wiz be required to
be entered into By the successful bidder, cOndi.
toned upCn the faithful performance Of the con-
tract. according to the terms Thereof. aud n
o0rdsnce with the plans and specf cations for said
work.
LIABILITY OF THE CITY.
For the information OF bidders Section OF the
above recited ordinance Is given IN full and made
8 Part OF these specifications:
section 4. Should any bid be accepted, con-
tract shall be entered into between the bidder and
city, aid bond executed by said contractor,
conditioned for the faithful execution of said
work according 10 The terms of the contract, both
OF which shall be approved by the Common Coun
eli and Board OF Aldermen. before the city shall
become IN aDy way bound concerning said work.
and should the city or contractor be enjOined by
any one Tor any cause from proceeding with said
work at any point, at any time, said city shall
not be held liable TO said contractor under said
contract beyond the amount and value of the
work actually done, and 70 that end this ordinance
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

An0Iaaa, BlOOmAn EtOn ana Westera.
PEORIA DIVISION,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

Chicago, et. Louis aud Pttusburg.
PANHANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA IIEE.l
Depart. Arrive
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway.
Depart ArTivs
Det. d Chi. Mail. 7:l5am Det. Ex., s...... 8:OOam
Tol. st. W.tM TX 2:l5pm Pacific Ex....... IL :SOara
Det TX, d'ys.... 7:I5pm bet. & Chi MI. S:55pm
ToLFtW&Detdy II :OCpuni Tol. FtW & Detdy, S:59am
Fortickets and full information call st City
Ticket oface, 2s So. III. ST. or Union Depot Ticket
Once.
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Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
(Chicago Short Line Diyision.l
Depart Arrive.
Yran kfort Ace. 6:Oopm indianapolis NIL S:15am
Chicago Ng't Es. II :20pm Ind. Eg't Ex DIS s:S5aIn
G. q N. City N L.l2:45pm indianapolis Acl0 :OOam
For tickets and information, csll at Union De.
pot and 26 South Illinois street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
EvansvilIs and Terre Hnuts RaiIroad.

Eel River.
IEAvE-EAsT. ARRIVE.
LOgAnEpcrt....-I 1850 pm 7:o0 ami 10 Dn GO pr
Denver ]. 2. &
G. C-ossing..l 800 pm 7.b3 am e:2s ON IL sc an
Columbia City II 81 PA Gas am .4s pm 9sl2
Auburn June l:lz pn 20 so pm 5 25 pm 725 am
ARRIVE. LEAVE
Butler. - 200 Il so am2:45 pm ESQ
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Indianapolis and Vincennss.

DEPART Arrive
nj. Cairo Ex... S:l5aTn Vincennes Ac.,.-1o: s0am
Vincennes Ac.... 4:OOpm nj. d Cairo EX.. 6:S0pm
for tickets and iull Information call at ticket
office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Warrington
ano Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Office.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors
OFFICE OF CITY CIVIL ES 6. J


Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received by the Common Council and Board
OF Aldermen of the City of indianapolis, TO be
eeiYed by the Council on Monday evening
May Is. 1ee5 az follows, to-wit:
EOr Improving the State Ditco, from Fall Greek
10 sheldon street, as provided In General Ordi.
nance No. IL. 1854. See Genera. Ordinance Record,
No. D, pages O. and 6S, City Clerks Office.
LOCATION.
Beginning At FAN Creek. at the point where the
present. state Often empties into the said creeK.
ana continuing along the present line OF said
the lands of Emma :. Norster and Ed Schurmann.
and thence through the State Fair Ground, on line
OF the present ditcn. thence 10 sheldon street,
along The line OF the present ditch, through the
following lots and parts OF lots, viz: Lots IS, l02
les, l1O, Ill 2SS in Allen ROOTS addition; strip
OF ground, s. by 1856 feet southwest corner OF Cen
trail and Exposition avenues; lots in JOhnsan's
heirs addition; 3, 4, 10 20 IS p al and a. buckle
q Hamlih's subdivision Of blocks g. 10 and part of
H. lots 3 (, apC 6, Pools subdivision OF block Is.
los 5, G. :, and .. daydsn's second subdivisions
lots 10. ii and ~ Rouths subdivision OF block IS
lots IL, - - IS 10. 90 AZ. IS. a. AZ IS 40 80 and
81, Gibsons subdivision OF block %; lots 20 81 2S
~, ~ 80 81, 81 and >, Levi wTights subdivision
OF the north half OF block &c; lots S. 9. q and 25
". A. Bells subdivision OF the south half of block
20; the following lots IN Fletchers northeast add-
ton lots g. 10 and IL, block 9; lots TO- II, IL Is 10
and 20 block 10; lots d. IL l2, 10 ana Il, block
IL; lot 81 block IL; lots !, s. So 80 and 81, block
Is: and Atlas Works grounds.
For plat OF exact location, see map in the City
Civil Engineers Office. marked stale Ditch, from
Fall Greek 10 Atlas Works." Exhibit "A"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

HoYAH, Aug. 11.-lspocial.l-It has
just baen reported that o Mexican,
name unknown, committed O. rape on
Mrs. Curlo, section foromaus wiTo,
living at Hogmosa, 10 miles east Of this
place. Particulars cannot DO learned.
Rangers arc in pursuit OF tho MeXi-
can,
the captain Of the rangers is just in
with the Mexican who is reported as
having committed the rape at Her
mosa. Tho captain says no saw end
talked with Mrs. Curl0e, a'd tho Mex
lean did not attempt any violence. Ha
was armed with . six-sbootar and
Winchester, which he he'd stolen 81
P6cos yesterday, toc which %
warran. wCs already in tho
hands or the rangers. lie
had boon hanging around tho section
house for q hours and had compelled
Mr9. Curieo TO give him food, When
ne saw q train in sight inc would skulk
of out Of sight, coming back ga sOon
as the train had passed., Until finally
Mrs. Curieo became 20 frightened taat
she ilsggGd train and reported tho
facts 90 IH5 conductor, which led %
tde paris going and arrCSunr him
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
A seonnd MhisItY Ring nIacoyorsn.

CHICAGO, Aug. ia Peoria, MI
nois, special, published this evening,
makes serious charges against certain
Peoria distillers and disclosos
a second whisky ring. Tho
dispatch says some Peoria
distill0rB have been using barrels con-
struobed with q thick stavo opposite
the buUg; that the bung stavo
also was made of thick material;
the hosds of the barrels Instead of
being e.fouths of an inch in thick
negs woro only half an inch. These
barrels hold from gallon to gallon
and a half more than the gsugers no.
ported. Some time ago, az the report
goes, some whisky belonging TO large
dlstillerlos was detained in the East
for alleged irregularity in barrels. Tho
latter was tested and found TO hold
fnore than they gagged. It
is reported that several other
distilleries were using the same
sort of barrels. Last week
Rovonue Agent Summeryille oamo
quietly here and spent most
of his time with tho distillers.
Summerville summoned from Pekin
cooper named Eeds, who, it is
said, made certain barrels 60 order.
Last Friday and Saturday the cooper
IN question was hero aud was inter
viewed by Summerville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

PALESTINE, aug. li-.SpgcialJ-
Captain n, n. Gamm7g0, OF tho law
firm Of Gammsg5 q Green, Lei. for
San Antonio this morning with tbo
necessary papers TO be fled In q suit
Of Mollie Gfoos5ocE for the recovery
Of property I'm san Antonio and iuul
I'm other counties OF tho value ~
$4,000. Tho aHmD iim has Within Che
last three WDess instituted thCt1
hoavyg suits il tho district courts of
the couu res s follows;
Gage We. Dlisy & Henry Plaintiff
sues for $4,000 gr wurE a5 = gub-c0u.
tractor on railroad.
Warrington Va Hazslg, for libel and
false imprisonmenb damages laid 60
$4,000.
Morris Il R9gsd9l3 W. y. j. Willis ~
Bro, prOperJv valued no $1,000.
Tho commissioners court, in session
to-day, passed upon the petition OF
citizens heretofore mentioned and In
structed thu county Judge to order au
election on he 5Lh day OF September
next, as TO whether spirituous liquors
shall be sold in the county or not.