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Commissioners Sale.
BATH CIRCUIT COURT, KY

BATH CIRCUIT COURT, KY.
g. W. McKISNEvAS's Ex'R-, Pre-
Against Equity.
JACOB MCKISNKvAS, Deft
Byvirtue Of q Judgment and order Of sale
of the Bath Circuit Court rendered ut the
October term thereof, 1895, IN the above
styled cause. for the sum of $50, with inter-
est ut the rate of per cent. per annum from
and his costs herein, I shall proceed to OFFER
for sale Mt the Court-house door, In Ovings-
willie, KY, to the highest bidder. at Public
Auction, on
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1896,
at l O'Clock. p. m, or thereabout, (being
County Court day ,)upon a credit offs months
for one-half and II months for the other
half of the purchase money, the following
described property, to-wit: One tract Of
land in Bath county, KY, on Slate Greek,
bounded as follows: on the Dorth by the
land of Blind" John Vice, on the east by
| the land Of John Bailey, on the north by
| the land of G. r. Bailey and J. X. Jones, con-
tanning about 80 acres Of land, or a suficient
quantity of said land to pr0dsee the sum
Of ss59.l5, the amount ordered to be -
For the purchase price, the purel
approved security or securitiss
cute bond, bearing legal ints
day of sale until paid, and
and effect Of . JudgmenX
prepared to comply PEI
| terms
Commissioner ~
Smoot q Gudgell,Af
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-09

The Marion county Repub. con.
resolved that 1--WE favor a bounty
on sugar that will enable us to buy
% pounds Of sugar for 81 and the
farmer TO sell his mule for $780,"
II might as well have added "and
pair galluses flung in, also a stone
pipe for the old woman and a stick
of peppermint candy for the baby
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-09

In the event of McKinley's cleo
ton the Ito Montgomery county
Republicans who instructed their
county's vote for Mckinley over
the 40 Bradleyites, at Mt. Sterling,
Saturday, will have the distribu-
ton of the spoils. And spoils are
what give life TO politics nowadays.
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G.. & u. RAILWAY,
TIME-cARD EFFECTIVE NOV. II, isos.

Express Trains for Louisville, Lexington.
Cincinnati, Washington, New York
and Eastern Cities.
TIME OF TRAINS AT PRESTON STATION.
wEsT-BOUND. kAsT-BoUND.
2:02 p. m. Accom-, Ex. Sun, 1870 a. IN.
6:43 n. m. Fast Mall. Daily, 1878 D. m.
4:26 D. m. Lin. Exp-, Daily, es57 D. m.
For information regarding rates, sleep
ing car reservations call on or address
Agent c. & o. Railway, Preston Station, or
q. W. BARNEY, G. B. RYAN,
D.P.A., Asst. g. p. A.
Lexington, Ky. Cincinnati.O
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required 1t Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price IS cents per box. For sale
nv l. NJ Brother. OMingsyille. Ky.
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Two Lives Saved,

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas. of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had Con-
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles Of DIR. Kings New Dis
dovery completely cured her and she says
IL saved her life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers. isD
Florida st., San Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching Consumption.
tried without result everything else, then
bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery ard in two weeks was cured He IA
naturally thankful. 1t Is such results. OF
which these are samples, that prove the
efficacy of this medicine in Coughs aud
Colds Free trial bottles at J. M. Brother,z
drugstore. Regular size SOC and sI.OQ
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce
Samuel t. Jones, of White Oak, n
candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination for Jailer of Bath county.
Election, Novemb Der, 1897.
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STATE NEWS.

Augusta voted bonds for a
$40, 900 public school-house.
The Lexington convention of
tobacco growers convened April Sth.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-09

Gov. BRAnLEY has cast his polit-
zeal lot with the A. L. AS and
is working them for all he can get.
Bat the Catholics will tend to
Brad's case effec,ually.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-09

Gov. BRADLEY is said to be an
A-pee-ay, while Mckinley is an
Ancient Hibernian, and because of
this, it is said, the A-pee-ays will
leg for Bradley at ST. Louis.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-09

Iwant to sell my farm, las acres.
lying one mile below Sherburne on
Licking river, bounded on one side
by said river. The farm hss.s-,
good family residence, q fnS
co barn 1Os feet long, ~
barn. and a gSSsshans
The farm is in a good state o.
tivation, produces all kinds Of CROP
about as well as any; has about rs
acres of nice bottom land. Twill
try and suit the purchaser in pay
ments. Possession can be had this
month IL desired. Everything in
good, nice repair.
Oct. z, 1895. T. C. NEwcoxB.
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SrcRErARr CARLrsLE has written

SECRETARY CARLIsLE has written
a leftss in reply to one from Dem
ocrstic State Chairman Charles r.
Long, of Louisville, asking IL be
was a candidste for the Democrat
ic Presidential nomination. The
Secretary says be has not been
able to reach the conclusion that
the existing conditions require BIZ
TO comply with the many requests
made and announce himself can
didate; that he feels a profound
interest in the Democratic party's
welfare, but is much more con-
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.COnlnissi

Leg nACo anu W M Estiii, RI -
Jamex N.rsfana nsr, 14uiey' =
y, 1uu uion' anu oiuer ol saio
J,-,-> - s,. -. - 80
~ ,," se - IN ing aoo'o
c-1"". 80 soe " o ~, ~, say =. ~
49, ~ nssn
$500 80 " WV ~ 1N''o
MONDA1, AfhlL 10, 1880,
between I O'Clock p m. and O'Clock D m,
(being County Court day,) upon q credit Of
s months for one-haIf and L months for the
other half of the purchase money n tract of
land lying In Bath county, KY, and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a post In
fence at water gap on east side Of road, cor
ner to tract sold to snedegar, thence 3. l9s<
Z. 5as poles to a stone southeast Of a spring.
thence 8. 70 W. s.s4 poles to gate-post on
west side of road, a corner to Snedegar.
thence 8. 10 % L. Ass poles to a stake In n
stable shed, corner to John Jones, thence
N. 10 E. poles tot stone on east side Of
branch, corner to same, thence 3. laso Z. 9
poles to stone near q stump, a corner to
same. thence " 70s e. SIS poles to n stone,
corner To same an Geo. Apderxonax linz
,h.n.sN ssE - q no,as - . go -,
am oat ona an .sn co-nar 30 .,.a-s.,,
-. =, - = - -
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-09
FARM FOR SALE.

Commissioner Of Bath Circuit g,
c. W. Goodpaster, Attorney.
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THE IRON TRApE.

The Combinations 20 suren the Prices
Many and Effective.
Cleveland, April e.-The Iron Trade Re
view this week viii say: Though buyers
have not been entirely passive. the past
week has been noteworthy in tha main
for activity among sellers IN tho COM
ple.ion Of arrang ments TO advance prices
Following closely on the arnounccm NJ OF
the ore basis. three other movements Of
producers have been brought to a working
stage. The steel billet POOL. 50 strenupusy
worked for last summer. but without sue
cess. has been so TAR cousuminatef in
the past weeA as t, establish 81, as the
Pittshurg price for April,
Four impruy enient producers OF South
ern iron have come tog ther in a selling
agreement and IS an earnest OF their pur-
pose have announced birmingham price
abUut II cents above the low figures OF
the past two weeks.
Lastly the Lake Superior charcoal FUR.
naces have perfcct.d an Organization and
fixed delivered prices on their product
Meantime. makers OF the various forms Of
finished material are having somr difh.
Guilty IN deciding Just where they Tit
into the increasing complex price making
mechanism. For tn. present they SEE M
more concerned about the volume ana
sources of demand than about the cnsi
OF their raw material. There are some
signs, however, of a response to the gen
eral movement from some lines OF mil
products '''
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VOTE Of cnNrTrENcE
Deputies Not Saiisned, However. :
statements

Deputies Not Ssaiisned However, win
statements.
Paris. April After the debate IN the
chamber OF deputies today on the foreign
POLICY OF the government resolution
which Was acceptable 10 the ministry was
adopted by vote II $40 To aiS
Prior 10 Tho passage of the vote of con.
fdencs in the government, the premier. NJ
Bourgeois, male a long speech. during the
course OF which ha reviewed the history
Of the Egyrtian imbr Clio. But he i'm
parted no fresh Information 70 the dera-
ties, although he dwelt ri length upon ~
Intention Of thu government to defend tne
hon9r and interests Of France and to tie
safeguard. universal Peace, eic.
Consequently several meub - of tn.
center party protested against the eaiutl-
Eess Of the premier statement and point.
Sd or that his assertion that negotiations
between Great Britain and France -
earding the eventual evacuation OF Egypt
Was open to 7uht IN view OF the fact lhst
me British premier, thc Marquis o. "a Is
bury. was at the Rivera and the Frencn
ambassador. Baron de Coureelle. Wa IN
Paris. The debate Was marked ny much
excitement. but when the chamber pro.
ceeded 10 discuss tte credits for NAdagas.
car. the deputies soon left ard the house
was eventually adjourned until April 10.
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RocNEfoRT REAsoNs.
England VIII Neysr Consent to Evacuat
Egynf.

D
ENGLAND VII Never Consent to Evacuate
( Egypf.
New York, April "a Paris dispatch 10
he Herald says: Tie European edition
u the Herald prints the following signed
statement By NJ. Henri Rochefort:
Ihere are ,wo things 10 which Englao1
viii never conseni-the construction OF n
bridge. over the channel and the eyacua-
lion OF Egypt
MT SaveE4.sh- Bentinek a member Of
HeF Britannic malo,iy's priyv c5lneli
enee said 10 me N LoHion; we are per-
tSc''y WlA'h@ - allow engineers 10 study
me means Of linking Great Britain win
me continent % Europe bur tho STRAIT;
winch Ne eail our silver streak Is our
brideod." "''V" a. - Dc
Mneh the same holds good with regard
- EsEp'- Inc English wiz let the pow.r>
ISnA.Hu" 10 pFotes, against the continual
H,.aAs N evacuation. bat they are dal.v
Srowlnc more Determined not 10 AMI;
tiN' thdlestAs government processes for
the diplomacy Of Europe. particularly Tor
ths ilplomaey OF France. an intense dis
nal''' ~ ocilcFes, perhaps with good rea
son, thst i, y cqua. 10 the task ~ MA 80.
on al. The Talleyrards ana all no No.
ttesFnieas OF The old world, and II IS in ti,is
us chief strength.
thls the British government, for that
ilatter has Just proved by inducing IL.
syS'tnii.tls>loAeiS OF the Egyptian debt those
~ rance and Russia excepted 10 author
t%e payment which : nothing mn a
.2ah m disguise out Of the 100000 francs
OF the reserve debt
during the last Iwo years Of my aYtla =,
Was the witness OF excessive WORK ms
.oltSt OF which MAS the improveme O, |
me I!eet OF The United Kingdom. The mo-. |
utuinl, rant contention served as a ,ra |
LeNi icr me building Of war vessels IA, |
if.AtN, England Was aware that the IN
sulhcitnt reasons alleged for the maints. |
nance OF her troops in Egypt woull no, |
.M.S pass muster and was making i,r.na- |
- ios Possible war. 10 which in |
ne, Is"a, IN my opinion, she has quite mad, |
~ miI hiIia' notwithstanding Prince Bis |
,aH, ~ insulting prediction that t,nclans
W" ~ astonish the world with her cowardiee
: r. expedition 10 pongola, perchanre Ia |
: , ,,'.sl Was Invented only in orler 10
ipsuiy a refusal 10 withdraw from Eavn,
ne army which Lord Salisbury ON ihH
11HIaIF mas decided uron rainforeipe
- iiol rttle pugnseiou- ny rhsrarte,
ilr VIII evoke the sperter Of a S.o,,darns
,hSaHon ih the event OF a defeat g,,,,,s
Anie 10 thai OF 1874 when of ths M M -
lupFF Senrral Hicks none reriirnat =, 80 -
''lr siofy OF The disaster. He viii ran,, H.,
inaslAatlon to invent grounds ar'ssn,,h' 80
~ nor LOT the everlasting prolnneafior q,
~ BRUSH occupation. hi, whs,.y.r ~
~ Whatever response he receives -
: a~tttef Objections b. made he u,n a.,
syacnate Egypt ''' Ne WI" not
nus IS my firm conviction. based upon
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CITY BEEyITlEs.

The Rutherford Rangers have received
regimental buttons. which are In tbs
hands OF the treasurer H. Z. Thomson
The Thru ward Republicans viii NEE,
tonight at iiesa. Franklin Avenue TO eject
delegates 20 the county republican, con.
vention.
The chcsr and orchestra viii have re
hrarsals both Friday ard Saturday, -;
y. m, a; the Central Christian church to
prepare special Easter Sunday music.
dead IN Chaneyviile yesterday. Justice
nevine hdli the inquest ard returned ii
verdict OF death from nstaral causes
Good Citizenship. or How We Should
Rev J. C. Mason's discourse at the Cen
'ral Christian church sunday az rs p. m.
Tl5e hearing OF y r. Sterall, charged
Min seriously threatening t1a lie of u!
F. 3. King, was postponed until this
morning q, 70 O'Clock IN Justtce-Mahoney' 5
SQUIRT
In continuation o. the weeks services
!, tbs FIRST Presbyterian church, The ser
mon tonight Will be preached b the Ref
], y West, prominent and able divine
Of Bryan.
The Ore department, WAS called out last
night by 4 small blaze In a cottage on
i.eelanf and Caroline streets, occupied by-
colorsd family. The damage WIS COIL
paratiNeiy small
The Woman's Christian Temperance
meeting today in the Central Christian
chnrch. These business meetings COM
mence at : O'clock promptly.
Holland lodge No I. Ancient. Free and
Accepted MaS1ns. will hold q lodge Of
Inst rucllor tonight AZ 7-s5 o'clock for the
benefit Of all MaSons. who wish to I'M
prove themselves in ths secret work.
The Edwin Ferry company, with which
Mr.. Beaumont tlaNt9a tTaSlorl of this
city is NOW engaged, passed through the
city yesterday morning en- route 30 Beau
mont, who're they played last night. They
are en route 10 New Orleans.
At me Temple Be.h Israel. corner Of
Franklin avenue and Crawford street.
divine services for the weekly. Sabbath
ana the seventh day Of Passover VIII ne
sisl tonight al I 80 and tomorrow morning
at "a o'clock. All are invited to attend
The Post was the recipient OF walter
OF acltcious cake from Mrs. P.ety L.. Had
ley w,1s, celebrated her Sstn hiri niay yes
Ieriay. This venerable lady :,as lived 10
see al. Of the ricissitudes and strange III
ciGents 10 the growth o. the city + Eous-
Ten from struggling hamiet-
Criminal District Clerk George Ellis re-
cctVci d telegram yesterday afternoc'4
stating that ms grandson, WEI ELS,
aged 3 wears, bad been badly burned. Z h.
child lives a; Mailer. Air, Ells lef. I'M
rnel!atcly for Waller. II is believed the
accident H,ili prove a fatal oHa-
The Annunelanon choir VII give. a..
Easter concert neNt Monday evening.
Burgheifn ana Hughes. Mrs. 'iiraud and
Mrs Carr. MIR tiirS1i ana MI Savage
~ Galveston. Tn programme Viii consis,
ri sacred solos a1id rhorlise=. II Sets for
SAIL at Grunewaii's
Ransford chapter 0reer Of Eastern star,
No l,5 held ~ very r,easau' meeting in
IA" chapter room ~ ira Masonic Temple
has, evening TAere were a srf AZ Hany
members present and quite n.luber OF
visitors. After tnH napier closed refresh
menis We're +lTVei and all enloyed tine
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THE OFFICIAL BALLOTS.

Candidates who wish their names on the
official ballet TO be used a, the election
on Monday must repor, the fact to the cit,
secretary before IL o'clock ;oday. as tho
tickets viii then be placed in the hands Of
the printer. The law requires that The Of.
hciaI ballots shall be ~ the hands of the
Judges of election the day before the ,iec.
ton is held. and as Sunday is the day be.
fore the day Of election the ballots VIII be
delivered on Saturday.
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To the EdA3r 81 TIC Fos;:
Heron ! rsn2 sou letter 70 Afr Charles
. Woo !rriage. formerly 1nief engineer
ri ,ie r. g. \ ana y railroad ri miles
~ WHOA lie huiii Tor Mr Goah. rrfG'ing
a3ge scandals circulated against Aim in
hls canvass Tor De- cfiice II city en-
s1c@e- WATCH =peaks for t-4lf-
sly laar Mr WooAhrASe
Receivers 0fAc-. Union racihc system.
omaha &ef. March n ise+. Have lusi
" seseill weeks nHf your ittter Of
Msoh 3i ~ aitias usy arrival Nery s.ad
lstf.G % fleA- from you, hdt regret the
c@JHe whser prompted yoa to write. viz
reports 10 circulation defpZatory' 20 your
cnarAninr wslie ~ gny - Co
Your cannsciion with the Missouri Pa
rine company during my administration
an5 ana All reports 20 the contrary are
without fOuats,ign $Gfhins drrogatury
70 your reputation. personally or officially
ever came 10 nay notice during your
einpioynsai- ana aay Thought, word or
De q rejecting upon yoer character never
nrs al atty nme or place to reiute any
statements affecting your moral standing
when are reported TO have had origin
from the writer
Trusting ihts letter HAY bn Of some
service am truly ,oar friend
To Whom I. aIay Concern:
This Is 70 crrt!sp tn; + arm ae,uatn,As
win Mr.. y IL II. Clark OF tho Union
Faeinc System and familiar viva his sig
mature; thai have seen the Original az
ne ahoys isiisr and know ms same to
March 81. 1895. ofase texas as Car r. A rsSs
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stIERIFEss ccLl,MN-

Houston Texas April 2--strayed or
stolen Black horse. about IL hands three
white feet, no brand about years old .
shoi all around. liberal reward
one hay pony, about II hands. years
hrard, Y on lef, hap, both hind feet
white
one dark brown horse Is hands; brand
7 on left shoulder, had on bell with
\ y stamped on A.
Dark brown mule. bloiched brand on
Zach shoulder, liberal reward.
Taken up Bag pony, about y hands:
about years; brand. w II /. connected
on tight hip.
Dark brown mare. about & years: Is
hands no brand: owe hind foot white;
shod al around foretop cut, strinGy name
and tail Albert Erickson.
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THE DAT IN The COURTS.
Constable Glass Case to Come rp
Monday.
SOMETHING VERY NEW IN THE LAW.
Special Judge o. 7. Hoi, Anuounecs Hi.
Deeiston In . csse-rhe Other
Courts.

Judge Gavin OF the criminal district
court is expected in the city today TO hear
Some applications for wrtts q. hzb+sss
corpus The only case Of any lnteres: to
the public il that OF ccrsraSle Glass wig
has aroused the ire OF justics .. fhe
peace Of McLennan county. The Justice
1t seems, sen, sosas clts;1oas donT. TO
Constable Glass to serve. but as they tsd
no. give the proper iri:izis OF the par
tfer- Constable Glass sent taesn hack .or
correction. with the reques. .ha: the
proper fees allowed the officer he ~
ntstsd when the papers were returned
Tits probably was too rsoeh On the
dignity OF McLennan county Justice o.
the peace. and he p-3cee3esi 10 b-iaz the
HARRIS county constable TO ,aw in greas
shape.
In due time Sheriff Erickson received
from the MsI.enDan county justice a wa--
rant or writ commanding Constable Glass
5,ist!r@ 10 show cause why h should no.
be imprisoned to satisfy a Judgment o:
800 o5Eains1 ny parry ia the suit IN
which the citations were issued that
CO used the trouble.
The pfoce>lfng On the part % The Nc
Lehman county justice seems to have been
original AMI novel. 10 say The isasz AMI
he Is pcoAahiy tts osflcsal VINO callH3
forth the opinion from the s1prsTre bencs
OF Texas that e. tustice of the reAce IS
eNpposesi TO know no Jaw.
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numerous conversations I had on the s,,n
lect with several members OF tht. nous. of
COMMONS. particularly Irish members
VINO. being opposed 10 English policy. mad
from me. e'''s
ne English papers are pleased to state
maj the death OF the madhi caused dis.
linton among the faratic. who made OF
hln ne" prophet. That Is / believe
serious error in which cross-chaunel
enauPinlsm will be- wrong 10 take stork
me question: our diplomats are vatnly
alh9taFofing % solve Will perhaps be set.
ever 70 be evacuated by the English Il win
Dc battles waged before the walls OF Don.
goa as before Suakim that will determine
The evacuation question
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Personal MENTION.

II. b Nord 4 Dallas is in the city.
james l.. Keith Of Beaumont IS in the
Or. j. /. Dll,ard of Richmond was in
the lily yesterday.
Captain joan royeioy Of Galveston AVIS
IN the city yesterday
Z. I. Hart. "A prominent merchant Of
Now orleans Was To the city yesterday
CAPTAIN W Lee Shelton % Victoria, a
we'll known travelling man was N the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Fritz Ha,rkopf OF Austin Is IN tho
city visiting her sister Mrs. c. r, WlnAier
OF 1906 Chartres street.
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MARKET Nam AtErrINC.

There was n political meeting OF colorod
voters at the Market Han yesterday az
tcrnoon that was q mare than ordinary
Interest The hall was secured by the
Brsshear faction. and tkn meeting was
supposed 10 be in the interest OF judge
Bfashea- bgi The cnloFcG supporters az
Ceptain Rice captured The meeting ami
held uuiisputea sway. Good taikS were
made by p, A. SharSie kirg solomon.
Richard Alien and others. Richard Allen
especially made a fine speech lie SAID
that the Brashear faction had now hecn
reduced 20 the extremity OF waging the
cafnpAig. among the colored women.
They were found scattering the circulars
az alleged outrages against coloTed women
~ IN" convict camps, ga that they may
md their way INTO the hands OF the Re
male memhers OF The colorei families OF
tho city lie URGED the colored people to
ypte for he Ticket that would be sue
ceesfui--the straight democratic ticket. us
there was no republican ticket in the
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pIAz pINED.
Foreign Residents Present Him With a
Testimonial

Foreign Residents Present Him With a
Testimonial.
city Of MexIco, AprA Tho compl-
mentary dinner rendered President Diaz
today by the foreign residents OF the capt.
tai was attended hy AL the leading En-
glish ana American merchants of the
city and also by members OF the United
States and British legations. Tho func-
lion was intended as a testimonial OF the
gratitude fels toward the president OF the
Republic for the protection his aaminis-
'rNion has given all foreign interests
As a further testimonial of their esteem
the assembled hosts presented. with APP
propriato addresses. a massive gold plate
TO the president The plato is a maeni,i-
cent affair, bearing an Inscription com
memora,ive OF the occasion, ana the In
irinsic value OF which is said to exceed
SO No1
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POLICE NOTES.

Gus Farmer was arrested by Officers
Ross and Rosner for disturbing the
peace.
f Dave Perkins was arrested or a chars,
Of assault and battery made by CHRIS
Powell.
Chris. Powell was arrested by Officers
Lubbock and Stewart for using abusive
language.
Pat Smith being charged by Jim Wing
with Petty theft, was arrested by OF
ncer Stewart.
Mary Collier was arrested for assault
to murder by Officer knga1s on charsn
made by Lena Strain.
Mic Damico LIFT a time book a; the
police station yesterday containing Two
bank books. registration PAPER, etc, found
20 be the property Of a. u. Stansbery.