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south " the little town o. OverbfJ1s.
The train was the fast Ksunas City
through passenger On express known
rs No. 2, duo huroat2 g.m., and was
10 charge Of Conductor Conllch. The
railrOad company have established a
new watering st,tl0u near the point
where the hnld-Ip was Attempted snd
the robbers evidently expected the
tain 20 stop at the tank Tot water ~ is
cunt mary.
As tle engineer was reversing 8
engine 10 take water aud the train
commsuced 10 slow up, the headlight
revealed several suspicious looking
characters on the track ahead. lie
opened up and fairly How by the water
plauou and from the underbrush ON
other side the train was u OF upon
As near 40 can be RecertAined ABOUT
fifteen shots wefo fired In alb into the
passenger tain, most Of the bullets
taking effect In the sleeper. Fortunate
~, no one wasn't by the shower OF
bullets. The amount Of treasure on tue
train could not DO ascorinined, a.
though Il 10 known not TO have been
unusually large. United states
deputy mArshnls were dispatched 10 the
spot. but ~ yet have no clue " the
wOuld.bs robbufe.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MEXICO AND GUATEMALA.
Correspondence % tho Boundary Dis.
puto Published.
war Sentiments sim RunuinE High
Throughout the Rcpubiic-soIdiers
Anxious 10 right.

CITY or MEXICO, Feb. 49, DidTo
Official, tho Mexican official govern
ment daily, this week begins the publ.
cation Of the official correspondence
between Mexico aud Guatemala over
the threatening international boundary
dispute. The correspondence IL very
voluninoup, extending over number
OF years, and Ia given Publication by
the Mexican government for the PUT
rose OF allowing the Mexican people to
Judge Of the inertia Of the case accord
ing to their individual tastes.
The daily drills Of volunteers for the
Guatemalan war are gaining steadily
In number In this capital and through
out the republic. Although the policy
Of the government 10 10 hold the pee
pie In check and give cut 10 the press
nothing that will tend o. infane the
public sentiment Or lead 10 further
demonslrations on the Guatomalan
question, slill the war fever runs high
aud IA evidently on the inCfeAte IN ali
directions. Tue VOLUNTEERS are, Tor the
most part, from the middle and upper
counties, and II the present exc. temeut
does nothing more than Il has already
done, II will zee large results In the
unity OF sentiment In favor Of Gen.
DiaE which, apparently, Is gaining a
deeper hold on the Mexican people
than ever before.
Gen. Ignacio Tope,e, tho com
mander.ln.uhief Of the 10, 900 Mexican
troops now awaiting orders on the
Guatemalan border, has his scattered
troops IN good order, although the sold.
ieta are hungry for war.
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COCKHAN's PLAN
Leaves the financial Qusstien with
tue secretary oftbe Treasury.

Leaves the Financial Qussuen with
thehsoretsry oftbe Treasury.
WAsnnNoToN, d. g., Fob. 1.-The
House committee on ways aud mean,
held another conference over the
Pfeiidonps bond message again today,
and ngain adjourned without report.
Ing any conclusion, but with a brighter
prospect lot agreement ahead oft.
Most Of the time today was con.
sumed In \ discussion Ola plan offered
by Cochran 10 meet tue present emetg-
oncY and possible exigenclea Of the
future, which would confer largo dlf-
cfeiionafy power upon The executive
branch Of the government. lie made
It 40 verbal proposition, Tut alter the
meeting reduced the plan to writing,
In tho following form:
"Nheneyer Il appears 20 the Hacfe.
taTy OF the treasury that on additional
supply Of gold or silver Is necessary TO
the treasury 20 enable it TO maintain
the parity between the various coins
or forms OF money for tho United
States, ns required by law, the
said secretary Is hereby authorized Ia
procure such gold and silver ns may be
necetHhTy for that purpose by issuinl
therefor obligations " the United
States conditioned tor the return OF q
like quantity OF the same metal 90 may
have thus been obtained, and for tht
transfer 10 the holder OF such obligp
lions Of an additional amount Of eEid
metal, not 10 exceed . per cent OF the
whole amount thus obtained"
Cochran made n speech IN favor o.
his proposition, claiming for Il that n
did not discriminate against elIhol
metal.
Bryan, tf Nebraska, asserted lie In
tent was solely In the Interest Of gold
Among the Democratic momucrs o.
the committee who were llsted Of
doubtful, oonoiliaIory tone mad,
itself manifest, but II may not result h
an agresment Republicans say thcli
course canuot be decided upon unti
the Democrats present some dennit,
measure 10 them.
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Express Company for sale.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. l2.--Roceivora Of
the Northern Pacific are negotiating
for the complete sAle Of the Northern
Pacific Express company. Bids have
been received from tins American, tho
Adams anu the United States Express
companies. The bid made by the
American Express company IL the
highest anu the deal with that COM
paDy may shortly DO closed, with the
consent Of the court. Receiver Payne
said no definite arrangement had beon
made. The amount offered by tho
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moNonINa a nrnvIyon.
Queen victoria aud Empress Frcder'
ick send for Miss Hosckur.

LONDON, Feb. II. - Miss Annie
Blocker, tue only woman on the Elbe
who was saved, today received COM
mRnd from Queen Victoria 10 visit her
nj Os6orne house, tho royal residence
on the Isle OF Wight. The royal yacht
has been placed at her diapOsal Tor tho
purpose Of the visit. Empress Fred
eriok OF Germany, the queens eldest
daughter, IN visiting her mother nt
OsbBrnu House.
Miss Blocker was given y most grn-
cioua reception by their malettiep, who
listened with Interest TO her graphic
story of the disaster and the rescue If
tho survivors by the English fishing
Smack whichever. The queen IN
vited Miss Becker 10 place her sigma
tuts In the birthday book aud Empires
Frederick gave her Souvenir. Both
expressed the deepest sympathy with
her. Upon the conclusion Of the audi.
ence Miss Boeckor was taken 10 Cowes
aud embarked for England IN the
royal yacht.
Messrs. Keller, Wallis 4 Co., agents
for tho North German Lloyd Steam.
ship company, state the body landed at
Harwich yesterday Ia unqueslionably
that OF Herman Gehrets, tho doctor Of
the Elbe.
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a sIoN or TTR TiMEs.
American watch Companies nauEht
Out by an English syndicate.

American watch Companies nouEht
Out By an English syndicate.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Times says;
The Elgin National wateh company,
Of Elgln, H., and the waltham Watch
company, Of Waliham, Mass, will In
the near future DO consolidated and
pass into the possession Of British
syndicate. This valuation OF tho two
properties IL flB,OO0,O00, OF which
amount s9,0OO,OO0 goes 10 the credit Of
the Elgin company anu f1OOO,OOO to
the Waltham concern. THIS sale 10 u
British syndicate aud consequent con-
HolldAtion was on Tue point Of being
completed last summer but failed,
owing 10 the greatly disturbed con-
dition VI Industry and finance. An
option was secured NJ that time, but
tho British investors were cautious
and preferred 10 loss the profit rather
than run the risk OF large Investment
ut time when many Europeans be.
lleved the United states was on the
verge OF financiul aud social ruin.
Negotiations were renewed ht once,
however, and have progressed 10 far
that there 10 today ON deposit In a bank
In Chicago S20J,O0O 10 bind the bar
gain anu secure the promoters com.
missions, anu corresponding amount
In q bank In Boston.
The Elgin anu Waltham factories
turn out about So per cent of tue total
product OF watches In the United
States, more than half that amount
being produced by the Elgin works,
when employs about 5000 hands.
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William. aud A.hs In court.

SAN FRANCISCO, FoU. ll.-R. Porter
Athe flied la the superior court this
morning his account as guardian OF the
estate OF Sarah Althen HUI Terry, ata e
ing that the estate was insolvent aud
IL Indebted o. him Gr moneys al.
vanced for Mrs. Terfy's maintenance
In the Stockton Insane asylum. This
was n reply to tho petition u Thomas
II. Williams Jr, who charged that
Asbe had not properly accounted for
Mira. Iefry's money AMI property Her
property now comprises house anu
lot in Fresno, which ~ said 10 be worth
only G,OJJ, aud morlgaged 10 the Pa
oific bank for 1000.
Both Williams and Ashe were IN
court, nnd the former, who was al
pointed guardian la place Of Ashe, an
uOuncod that he would contest the
statement Of the account.
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nIrcr FIndn q Ir.n,nrr.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. l2,-Fourleon years
ago the steamboat James Howard
caught fire at the foot OF Olive street
anu sunk IN the river, carrying with II
n safe which At tho time contained
yAluables amounting to $4,000. Joseph
II. John, submarine diver aud
wrecksT, located the wreck anu found
the safe. IL was found 20 contain q
large quantity OF coin, which had been
melted by Ihe heat Of the firo and also
a gold watch with the name VI Lena
Petersen engraved thereon.
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OMAHA, Fob. Flank Natfavntt,
a shoemaker VI Cluucii Bluffs, last
Friday was married 10 d young woman
who was thought 10 have formerly
resided In Omaha. The bride disat
pearedi anu $1,000 IN cash that
Na1ravnek had saved a. the result Of
many yeare, anu which be had placed
10 n trunk In his room for safe keeping,
was missing. Tho real name Of tho
woman is not known aud the police ia
Council Bluffs are Of the opinion that
she ontetod Into a conspiracy with two
men with whom she was iftqlently
alon.
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American cannot now be learned. The
value ot the express department for
collateral 10 over $4,000.
Judge Jenkins has given consent 10
plan Of tho Northern Pacific receive
ers to enlarge the cJmpany'A facilities
flf The ahipplng VI o1nl.
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Train Robbers No, Successful.

ARDMoRE, 1. T. Feb.ll.-An unsur-
css,ful attempt was made TO hold up
the uOlthbound Gulf Colorado and
santa Flo passenger about 1850 pm. At
point on Hickory creek ina desolRte
region about two and Ono-hHlf miles
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THE DEns TnIAL
Postponed again On Account OF iho III.
ness at Juror.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Debs con-
splraoy case was again delayed today
by the iliuess OF Juror Coe. Judge
Grosaeup aud n physician Visited the
Juror at mis- hotel and at the opening Of
court the judge announced that Coe
could not DO In cour! fJr at least two
weeks,
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CHINESE ENvoYs.

ordered Homo By the Ituiing Author.
tiles sf the Empire.
hltANuHAf, Feb. ll,--A local paper
publishes telegram from pokin stat.
ing that tue Toung III YamoB, after
c1usultation with the foreign minister,
teltgfaphed the Chinese ENJOYS nj
Nagasakii ordering them to return to
China,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-30
Long Beach, Cal.

Over all diseases caused by or arising
from impure blood, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla seems TO have almost magical con-
troll. Even where all kinds Of treat
mcnt utterly fail, Hoods Sarsaparilla
accomplishes the most remarkable
cures. In illustration of this, please
read the following frank letter Of Mr..
Freely, voluntarily endorsed by the
Postmaster and Druggist Of the town:
"My wife sprained her ankle ten years
ago. It apparently got well to all outward
appearance, It being a little larger than
the other ankle, but In q few months
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-30
OF Interest to Women.

VI AuteTebL u Women.
The emblems OF royalty Of the
Queen Of Madagascar consist of four
scarlet umbrellas, which are held
over her majesty when she sits in
her palanquin OF state.
A correspondent supplies an in
genious answer to the question,
"Who is the DEVILS wife9' thus:
"The devil is the father Of lying.
Lying is invention. Necessity is the
mother OF inveb tiou; necessity is
therefore the DEVILS wife,"
For soiled carpets at the time of
spring cleaning salt is a wonderful
restorer OF faded color; the coarsest
kind is the best, and should be spread
without stint. Let it lie on the car
pet for few hours, then brush il of
with a hard broom; the result is
most satisfactory. A pinch of salt
dropped in the receiver OF q lamp
where kerosene is burned gives the
light wonderful brilliancy.
Susan B. Anthony is one Of the
best dressed women in America.
Probably the idea has not occurred
even to most Of the people who have
seen Miss Anthony, for, as this proves
the claim, she is always so well dress
ed that you do not notice what she
wears. Her clothes are the very best
OF their kind, well made and beauti-
fully fitted. There is always an air
of natural elegance about Miss An
thony that is delightful to see.
1t is to the humane influence of
the Queen Regent OF Spain that
must be attributed the favorable
consideration which the legislature
at Madrid is now according to the
bill for the abolition Of bull fighting
throughout the kingdom. True, the
metropolitan press treats the matter
with certain amount OF skepticism,
though not with hostility. But in
the cortes itself there appears to be
a satisfactory prospect OF the pro-
jected law being passed by both
houses.
II was not only "the fierce light
which beats upon" the French presi-
dency, but the vexatious restrictions
OF etiquet upon Nine. Casimir. Perier
that made her long to return to pri-
vats life once more. Passionately
fond OF bicycle riding. she saw her
self cut of from this form OF amuse-
ment and exercise by the dreary
etiquet that governs everything at
the Elysee Palace, and it was point
ed out to her that ii would be out
OF place and contrary to the dignity
OF France for the first lady to be
seen scudding about on a wheel in
bloomers, no matter how fetching.
To believe French writer there
are no fewer than 1000 women
caught every year in stealing during
their shopping expeditions, a habit
euphoniously styled kleptomania.
The number OF titled ladies seized
with this strange malady while OK.
aiming the fashions OF Paris, he
tells us, is almost incredible. Among
the more recent culprits were Rus.
sian princess, a French countess, an
English duchess and the daughter
Of reigning sovereign. As a rule
these more distinguished offenders
are let of on the payment OF round
sum for the relief OF the poor, and
when the shop-lifter is known to be
rich the sum exacted rises to az
much as 10000 francs. The police
authorities consent to this sort oil
conformation.
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Milk.

The business OF the country is
settling into its former groove. Our
gentlemanly driver has returned
from his vacation, the cows in the
pasture switch flies instead OF bull
let's with their tails and the cream is
richer in consequence. We believe
we have satisfied every one OF our
customers who have taken milk from
us and Wa are in position to sup
ply great many more. The people
who from choice or necessity visited
Waialae during the past two weeks
have had an opportunity to see just
what sort Of diet our stock feeds
upon, and no longer wonder at the
richness Of the milk from our dairy
Our facilities for delivery are the
best. With the exception OF day
or two early in the late unpleasant
ness our drivers have always been
on time at our customers residences.
We take this opportunity to thank
those who have been patient with us
and to solicit continuance OF their
patronage. We will be pleased to
fill all orders telephoned to us and
guarantee all milk to be pure and
free from adulteration.
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the first sore. The doctors said they
would not amount TO anything, but in
few days they turned out to be more ulcers,
and In short time they had eaten into
the original sore and made large wound.
The surgeon next decided that an
Operation Must 30 Performed.
My wife would not consent to this. Twas
about discouraged and decided to have her
Try bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Besides
giving her this medicine we bsrdsgei her
foot in stepped leaves and roots and con-
tinued this treatment for five months. At
the end Of that time she had taken eleven
bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, the sores
were oil healed and she Is perfectly well.
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SITUATION WANTED

A DESIRABLE MAN WISHES EN-
"A ployment in stable keeping or ranch,
and has wife who knows how to make
butter, wash and iron clothes, first class.
He has been in the country for fourteen
years and understands great deal about
horses and cows. Terms reasonable. Ad-
dress "F. s." BULLETIN Office. l29i-6t
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dWay & Porter
Hotel Street. "Robinson Bock.'

Beq TO announce TO their numerous patrons the
arrival Of New Goods, such as Carved Oak Bed,
room Sets, Rattan and Wicker Ware made up
into Stands, Center Tables and Chairs Of the
gerry latest designs; Dining Room Furniture, En-
tension Tables a specially. Also fresh lot Of
PORTER Curtains IN delicate shades, etc., etc., etc.
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n DR.. LlEBIG & co.
PIONEER BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Decidi Doctors for Chronic,
Private aud Wasting

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
l. ing will be held at the Chamber Of
Commerce on MONDAY EVENING,
April /, at 1880 o'clock.
10 Payments are required in Gold.
A. V. GEAR,
l300-2t Secretary.
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Large Running ulcers

three sores broke out on her knee, her
ankle, and foot. They became
Large Running ulcers
and the doctor could not do anything to
help. then took my wife to the hospital
and the surgeons scraped all the flesh
round the sores, and said they would get
well. They almost healed up, but soon
two little specks came, one on each side OF
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Hoods ssr,,. Cures

My wife Is 81 years old and is in the best
OF health" JOSEPH G. FREELY, Long
Beach, California.
Postmaster Holman
OF Long Beach, CAL, says he knows Mr..
Freely to he a man Of his word, and no
believes his statement to be strictly true.
Moods pills are purely vegetable. and
carefully prepared from the best ingredients.
NY, WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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Hotel Street, "Robinson Block"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-29
HEAD US, SOME ONE.

Secretary Carlisle has announced
"that the tide has turned" again
in favor Of the gold standard,
This is 4 weekly bulletin Of the
gold men and they post 1t for the
silver democrats to read and ponder
If such things can be, This is gall
of the bitterest brand, for we read
where Mississippi has spoken on the
when Missouri has demand
ed and received call for a couyen-
tion from an obstinate executive
committee and Texas ditto, and
even in Uarlisle's own state, right
uner his nose, Blackburn stands in
the wake of the pillows and they
do not break on him, The sound
money plank wherever 1t has been
introduced has been culled--thrown
out as unfit to put in the democratic
structure. Yet Carlisle has the
bra2en audacity to stand up and
say "the tide Is turning" The free
silver plank will be the first one put
in the next democratic platform,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-29
OLD REBEL FLAG.
1t Was Sent Back to Its Owners From
aDying officer.

Syracuse, N. Y, July 28.-Col.
Silas Titus, Of the Twelfth New
York volunteers, is lying on his
death bed in this city, Yesterday
he placed in the hands of his son a
rebel flag, captured from a Virgin
ia regiment, at the storming of Mt.
McGregor in 1863 and said.
"My son, it has ever been my hon
est wish to restore this flag to the
hands of the officers of the brave
regiment from which it was captur-
ed. My condition, however, pre-
cludes the possibilities of my doing
so; to your hands | conhde 1t with
the sacred injunction that you seek
the officers of the regiment and re-
store to them the emblem. Say to
them that from my death bed, I
send back to them the flag with my
heartiest good wishes and fraternal
feeling.