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THE DALLAS HKKALD, TUESDA V AlOKNINtl, APRIL 18,
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
PFOUTS. ELLIOTT & HALL.
Kniowt at tho lM.tofrlce st llt, as Second
CU mull mutter.
FARM, BAHOH COALj ASlToOPrEB LANDS.
Over one million bum Is lota and tract, of di ff rent
Us, Is Innnj, Palo Pinto, Eastland, Callahan,
8hackelfotd, Throckmorton, H anil oil, Btnnawall,
Kim, Knot, Baylor, Archer, Jack, Clay and Hon-
tsgn. Counties, for lale by E. 8. Graham, Graham,
Ynnnu Cc Tel. oDally Hugo rrom w earner
oid. fn T, ft P. Knllw.T.
TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1882.
Bpeclnl Weather Henort from Gttlva.ton
t'ntton Holt,
(1ai.vf.stok. ADril 17. Olnorvatlons luw
Inn highest am) lowest lemnuraluru ami rainfall
for past twenty-lour hours, taken ilnily, at
o'elnelc l). m.
Tho following railroad, klnilly co-operate with
the United Ht'itea alitnnl aervlco hy n-ii riiitf
lUeir.Kuiiisio taso iiuotervauon m ' ine.r
wire without expense to tho Kovrrniucnt In
trannmlt liv them, via: (lulf. Colorado .V Hiinta
Ku. liiu.riiKtli.iwil A Ureal Northern. Toxn. it
Parillc, Texna iti New Orleans, Houston A Tcxn.
Ceulral ami (ialvcbton, Harri.hiirK As hail All
m railroads.
Mat.
Tenip'r
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77
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71
Locality.
Uulvemm . .
Houston ....
Bonr Lake...
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OraiiKO
Ituntsvillu...
Palestine ...
Tyler
Helton
Weimar. ,..
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Austin
Waco
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Palla
Cor.leiina
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Mean Maximum. Moan Minimum. Mean Kalnfnll.
77 I
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INDICATIONS,
For tho Riilf state. Fair weather, rant to
outh; winds itnllniinry nr lower hnronu'ter
higher temperature.
T1IK KKCKNT HAIUtOAO 1111. t..
lly reference to other coltmiiia of this pic
pur ttilstriiurniiiK an interesting oomimiiil-
cation from our Austin correspondent will
be fouuil rulntive to tho rail mini legislation
lately hud nt our sttito capital. As n friend
of Texas nml Its ponple tho llK.itM.n has
long and persistently advocated tho cxlcn
alvo ImilditiK of railroads in tho state and
tho enactment of such laws us would en
Connie, the hivcstment and dislrihution of
such capital In our midst. At all times we
luive deprecated any utlumpt at ad-
, Terse legislation to such interests in the
first place, us a matter of policy, und sec
ondly, as a matter of right. Texas is compar
atively a new state and certainly not one
twentieth of the development has been
witnessed of which it is susccptihlo. No
agency is now or for tho past live or six
years has boeti so powerful in opening up
aud building up our slate as tho railroads.
To thorn wo owe the comforts of life, such
ns wo have; the rapid iiiercnso in individ
ual ii ml aggregate wealth; tho growth ol
populution almost unprecedented unjr
wliero, and yet tho real and fullest henellls
therefrom are only beginning lo
be experienced. A world of effort
' ii yet necessary to prop
erly bring out the capabilities ot Texas.
Every intelligent man must recognize this
iact lit once aud nil tho time. However,
certain parties in this groat empire of the
southwest hare got an idea in their heads
that tho corporations which have done, and
aro still doing, so much for us, are making
oo much money, and with a gratltudo and
magnanimity as great as they aro patent,
ares proceeding to cut down tho Inconio of
the railroads. Tassonger faro has been cut
down to 3 cents per mile, and, ns stated by
our vcorrespoudent ;from Austin,
110 . less than twelve or fifteen
bills aro now pending in tho legis
lature looking lo reduction of rates, gen
eral supervision of railroad business, and
In short, virtual confiscation of this proper
ly by the state. The olio great fact w hich
our legislators seem to forget constantly is
that wlilio railroads uro Indeed highways
and public carriers they aro at the Fume
timo corporations under the ownership
and control of private individuals and aro
not in the nature nf county roads, A
principle of action which will admit of pub
lic liilerlerence in I lie private concerns of one
corporation If at nil just and constitutional
will authoring interference with all. In
Justice and reason it Is Just ns proper to any
that tho llF.RU.n shall not receive mote
than 2 cents per copy for its Issues, or the
Cittou mill more than 2 cents per yard for
Its cloths as to declare (hut the Houston
Central or tho Texas it I'liclllo shall not
receive more than it per mile for
travel (hereon. llallromb, in every other
branch of business will, In scr-prntection,
accommodate themselves to the demands
and necessities ami conditions of
trade and competition and public .eiul
mont will prevout any Inanities or exor
bitant rates. Legislators are woltilly dark
Intellectually who fall to catch the spirit of
equity, aud assume to control private busi
ness because the publio are interested
therein. In all cases in this and other
states, where such laws have been enacted,
the real Interests and purposes ol otir freo
constitutions have been violated. Bomo
question may be made as to the present
law under discussion from tho fact that
the scuato subslUuto was adopted by the
house without the requisite readings,
, but whether a law or nullity as'
an exhibition of Texan spirit toward rail,
nads and foreign Investments of capital In
tho slnto. It cannot but hurt us greatly, it
Is, therefore, a matter ol exceedingly bad
policy. We had fondly hoped lo seo a net
work of railroads in Texas a lid tho resultant
progress and blessings therttrom, but If
capitalists are given to understand, thus In
Iho Inclplency, of their undertakings,
' that they are to bo placed tit Iho caprice
. and whims of lelr-lalors and tho people, It
Is extremely doubtful If we whncss nny
continuation hlrerter of Iho sudden niiil
. ' extensive Influx of money and workman
from abroad, whoso olieela are to build up
Did develop the state. Kroin such con
siderations we regret exceedingly to see the
manifest Intention ofthe present legislature
to hang weights upon the railroad corpora
tions and fear that the ennscnuf nces Will be
doubly costly lo us. Wbon the railroad
system of the itate lias been aoinpleted
tnd by combinations and giant monopolies
really robs the people then, and not liir.then,
VIU be tnlDclent time to act In the premises.
. Invite special attention to our Austin
' tiatl at In pwilblt Malta
that may follow the' passage of such laws a8
above referred to. It is in the interest not nf
railroads but of Texas that we deprecate
such unwise and untimely legislation.
t e
TELEGUAIMIIO TIDINCS.
Continued from Kirat I'afO. .
not the necessary two-thirds in thu ulli rota
Fisher, of reiinsvlvanin, under in
structions from the committee on coinage,
weights una measures, moved to suspend
the rules aud pass the bill authorizing the
receipt in u inieu ,muica n"o iuiii in
clinugo for gold bars. Ageed to.
line, ol Massachusetts, under instructions
from tho committee on foreign airairs,
moved to suspend thu rules and pass senate
hill for relief ofthe heirs of owners, otticers
aud crew of tho brig "General Armstrong."
Agreed to l.'M)tn3o.
Harris, of Massachusetts, under in
structions from the committee on na
val ullairs, movcal to suspend the
rules ami admit the resolution i.rovid.
ing for nijjht sessions until further notice,
und Monday and Wednesday for the con
sideration of bills authorizing the construc
tion of vessels of war for the United Htates.
and providing an armament construction
mini lor the navy. This sturted a lively
discussion.
Jlewott, f New York, opposed fixing of
any timo for the discussion of these hills
until a resolution of inquiry which lie had
ottered early in tho session had been an
swered by the secretary ol the navy. That
resolution looked to the acquisition by the
houso of information without which it was
absolutely impossible lor tho houso to en
gage in an intelligent consideration of these
bills.
Tliero was oi:e tiling which must precede
reconstruction of the nuvv and that was
the reconstruction of the navy depart
ment. Wliit thoriifl, of Tennessee, opposed the
resolution, holding that it was incumbent
on thu houso beforu legislation on
the subject to know what
Was likoiy to bo the policy of tho new secre
tary of tho navy, because it' his policy was
to bo like that of some of his predecessors
the house would owe it lo itxelf and to
the country lo wllliholdan appropriation.
Harris, of Massachusetts, in reply lo
Ilewitt, slated that thu information culled
for was so extensive that ii. would iL..'il
the l'orco of the navy department to collect
it by the close ofthe session.
Hpringersuid wo had poor ships to show
Tor what had been expended, and thought
that the navy department should ho reor
ganized before the work of reorganizing Iho
navy should ho entered upon. lie. was op
posed to the beggarly policy that would ex
pend dollars to build ships ol war in a time
ol peace, and was nntdcsirousol'eiiltivuting
the arts ot war. Ho was opposed to' a lareo
standing nriny nr a large navv.
iiim-iiinirg inquired whether tho navy
ol tho I nitcd Hlates was strong enough lor
this country to demand the release of
American prisoners abroad.
Hpringor replied that if the I'niled States
demanded their release they would he re
leased. It was the inoiaf power' of the
government Hint would release American
prisoners in Ireland.
Finally the motion was lost yeas,
nays, PI not necessary two thiids in the
atllrmative.
Adjourned.
The senate confirmed tleorgo Maurv, or
lennessee to Ire United Slates minister
and consul general to llolivia; William I,.
Scnigg i, (ieorgia, United States minister
to the United Stutes of t'oluiuhia.
Tho Verdict.
('IIAU1.KMOM, S. i:., April lT.-ln the Uni
ted Slates court this morning, tho jury
charged with the election case of Hates and
others, from Kichinnnd county, appeared
beloretho verdict was pronounced. Two
oi me jurymen, j. v. 1'ouiitain aud It. V.
r-uoil, Iiolh while, announced Hint thev
had signed the verdict on Saturday under
u misapprehension and under tear of bodilv
pain and Unit it was not thu verdict thai
hey had utended to render. Judge llond
held t hat their avowal camo too late, us I hey
had signed the veniict und Iho Jury had
been dlsehnrL-eil. '
The defendants excepted and gave notice
of u motion lor nriest ol iudcinenl and lor
il new trial, which the court decided to hear
' ierm. iho ve:du:l, us an-
iinuucctl, is guilty us lo Iho Itrst couni, and
..... f,.,ti,, u-i ii, mi mo omers, wilh i
recommendation to the niercv of ih cm. i
Judge llond, of Iho United Stales circuit
court, thou announced the decision ofthe
."ii i, nvcmiicu ine motion made bv th
lendanl on Saturday to tuu'li the array ol
he grand Jury on the ground that talesmen
had been illegally drawn, Kistrict JmU-e
i.rtnu men a dissenting opinion. The
huinu jury men sworn.
The New York Nlm U .Market
Nv.w Yuiik, April 1". The stock market
opened irregular, us compared with Satur
day's closing prices, except for Cleveland A
Sandusky, which opened 1 per cent, higher
in the curly dealings. Altera general do
clineol l(,it, the market sold up Jcij per
cent, New York Central leading in ine ad
vance. Subsequent! y n decline of !(u t J was
recorded, ill which Reading, New Jersey
Central, Cuiiuda Southern, Louisville ,V
Nashville, Lake Shore, and Western Union
were prominent.
Stocks weaker. Alabama class A Ti
to A'a 81); do, do, small, do, ela
II o s, KJUj do, A. si's. Chicago
Northwestern, 111); do, preferred
l.tTJ; Krle, &-; Ksst Tennessee'
IMi (Ieorgia, 't; Illinois Central,
l.ll; I.akeohoreA Michigan Southern, hm
Louisville A Nashville, T;IJ; Memphis v
Charleston, 61; Nashville t Chultiiiioogu,
: New York Central A Hudson
Kiver, IJUJj I'ittshurg Cleve
land, guaranteed. U7; Richmond ,t
Allegheny, ZS: Richmond A Uanvillo, UU;
Mock Island, my, Wabash, Ht. Louis At
racltlo, S'l; do. piwlerred, ilj; Western
Union telegraph, 8J.
Ir, Lainaon.
Loxnon, April IT. Sir William Harvourt.
home secretary, has written to the high
sheriff of Hurrey, notifying him that further
respite has been granted to Or. Lamton
till the 2sth of April. Sir Willi,,,,, it,...
court lurther says: You will at the same
time see that the prisoner Is Informed of
this extension of his respite. Clearly ex
plain to him Hint no further respite will be
granted, and that the evidence which has
thus far been submitted to scctvinrv ol
stale, t liber from Knphiud or the l ulled
States, att'nrda no Justilicaliou for any In
terference with tho sentence of Iho law.
The Kurds Neiilence.l,
Sr. Loin, April 17. A report gained
circulation here that the Kurd brothers, who
killed Jesse James, were hung in M,
Joseph this morning. Inquiry ptoved this
lo lie lalse, hut elicited the tact thut the!
union jury iiiiiuu an Indictment against
i hem lor murder in the first decree thi
ihm U.oul an hour Inter (he boys weie
brought Into court and pie nii.l Kiil'liy ami
wei-e rHdileiued to he lumped en the Ivih of
May.
oHicers ol'these bureuux to be chosen from
the labor organizations ; sanitary inspec
tion of mines, factories and all conditions
of labor; abolishment of the conspiracy
Mid alt other laws not conveying equal
rights to the rich and poor, and the estab
lishment of a national circulatine medium
which shall be issued lo the people without
the intervention of nny banks.
1'oolaou t reicoid lily Itucea,
New Oklkxnh, April 17. l'ools on to
morrow's races, Iioslon Club stakes, for 2
year olds, live furlongs: Ella, $i); Dexter,
$11: Yernrtta, $.
Second race Selliii" race, mile heats;
Apollo, $15; Mary II. $S; Oners! Kowell,
$7; llalthazer, $d; Wutchmaii, $tl.
Third race Howard Cun sweensln'ms.
two and n quarter miles: l.ida Stanhope,
."ia); Follow l'lay, $.w; lllazes, $10; Man-
iioii, fi.
STATU SPECIALS.
Coutluurd from First I'aee.
That Fire Veaterday.
Wii.minuton, Dki,., April 17. An Kvery
Kveningispocial Irom Crisfield, Maryland,
places the loss by yesterday morning's fire
at $50X10, and says William J. Uooth, the
alleged incendiary, was given a hearing
this morning, but tho case was con
tinued to await development, aud Booth
was committed to jail. Halls, the other
prisoner, was discharged.
lluriieil.
CnisFii.l.D, Mil, April Id. A disastrous
flro broke out bore this morning in the
general merchandise store of James Booth.
The Haines spread rapidly nlong tho main
street and one-third (If the business section
of town was destroyed. Tho tiro was then
extinguished. Tho loss will reach $75,(iut),
upon which there is insurance to tho
amount of $:i(i,(KH).
Kul urea.
N:w Y'ouk, April 17. Tho I'ost's cotton
roport fays: Future deliveries opened 2 to
4 points lower, lost other :t to 4 points, but
recovered 2 to 3 points, at the third call on
.') bales, May sold at 12 21, on 100 bales,
July showing a decline of .'( to 6 pointsjrom
.Saturday's closing quolntions.
Aurora lloreitlla.
roroiiKKKPsiR, N. Y., April 10. There
was a splendid display of aurora borcalis
lust night. The shafts ran from the north-
em portion to the zenith, nni were in col
ors of carmine, blue and white. At mid
night the waves of light centered at the
zenith, advancing and receding for several
minutes.
l'lirnull-Trled.
I.oxiinv, April 10. Tho Observer's Hub
lin c nrrespomleiit lays be believes that Par-
nell on his return to Kiliiuiinham jail will
be unconditionally released.
ei... .1... , ii ; .
u,- .itui in loo itiimiiuiiis who nave
recently niiirnered coiuniaiul Sihley White,
nun iiim on ii spoiling excursion Willi
friends, will shortly be proceeded With.
VVasliliiKl.in Hems
AsiiiNo ro.v, April 17. The president
to-day nominated V. V. olden to bo post
master at Augusta. On., und Ida l Sweet
pension agent at Chicago. Miss Sweet is a
daughter ot the former pension agent of
Chicago, who died a year ago, and was bin
nusiness lunnnger.
Heavy Weather,
Citv ok M i:no, April 10. Tho heaviest
norther ol tho season has been blowing nt
Vera Cruz during tho past live days, pre
venting steamers landing or leaving. All
diisimcss Is stopped. '
Veo.
-Special to the Herald -
Waco, April 17. The store of Ilodlcy
Roberts it Co., near this city, was burned
last evening. Loss $2,lu0, with insurance
of $1,750. The tiro is supposed to have
been the work of un incendiary.
A man named Mulonry claims to have
been roblied of $10 at a house of ill fume to
night while Intoxicated. A check to the
amount of $ loo was also taken from him.
Sheriff Van Hull and .lei.ntiea
arrested to-day two men giving
their names as fates and Dixon, for horse
stealing. One ol the met) appears to be a
half-breed. There is suspicion that they
were concerned in the train rohherv near
Cleburne. The marshal at Fort Worth und
other otticers have been notified, and the
men will be held for identification. Their
statements are contradictory in tho ex
treme.
tlalvestitn
Special to the Herald.
Galveston, April 17. Amomr the nassen-
gers leaving by the Morgan steamer Whit
ney, for Vera Cruz, to-morrow, aro Logan
IT Pnnla ti..aiif.t. n.,.l T X L-.l
ral superintendent of the Southwestern
T.,!.,. ......... . . , n ..
jv.ri'.iiriiu ,;i'llip!lll , WHO 0 Olll lor 1110
itiinutNii of tnl rm I. ii. i it ..... I nut.. I. ...
. ........... ,.,, vui.,ui,aiiii i.iu
telephone in Mexico. Mr. Hoats iiifonus us
inatacompany iiusuireadv been organized
with a capital trf $l.ilOo,otX), lor that pur-
nose, with the Rlsnrnit ..,.,,.,,-,,,:.. ,,r., .,
, , .. . ......... . , iinun .I.,... v
iroiimiclit Mexicans.
npot niaraei uir couon uucuaiigcd. Fu
tures dull. Sales, .'Iinj hales.
o n.nt ill.-nf tlm ttr ..m.,...:i
, ....i.in.i. naa m-iu
to-night, no quorum being present.
Marsliitll.
Special to the nurald. '
Mahsiiall, April 17. Armory K.Starr
riualilled as muyor this mornintt. His in.
augural was a well written papor, (lowing
with .Wliolesoiuo suggestions and timely
advice. Fx-Mayor Huwlev. in retirim-
expressed himself in appropriate terms,
thanking tho council and other city ollicers
no vi.iioi.ne itssisutuce rciiucreii mm during
hisolliciul term, to which Alderman Mo-
iNiuoii responded.
A ili.liii.ul inn ill' llm I.'., 1 r
1, 11 . ""'Hu. ieuvo lur
.'..una i,,-iiiiiiu,nr .o oe present at ine meet
ing of thaiirnnd Kiicnmpment.
air. joiin t.ortins and wile have returned
(innnnil W l I w ... I ... t I 1 ; . :
- - " - - " ...... v i in: i will ui.l&l'.O
are packing knapsacks and will leave for
,, ni-ij ..I. .mi ii,,,.
Iho weather is turning warm again. T""
'""""
A Young (hi. ago lliilldo.er.
Phr'iNlniilii.r Ti1lm..ti. 4l.-..,..tnnn.l ... ..-
............ ,ni.:iii-:..eii .usiiuOl
1.1M father lin n,. In, nai-ii 1. 1 ... ..
, , - , , V t-" '."I. 11 .liniPU U.K.
lot, and the hoy bought a revolver and
began practicing on a target. Tho old gen
tleman caused his son's 'arrest at his home
in Faglewood yesterday, and tho case
came before Justico Thomas. Christ opher
sntd ho would eventually carry out his
threat, nnd hi futlinr. ..... ........ i...
.' , .- i"i.ii'iniiipi-ii uy
granting him a house and lot. The boy is
uuo.it tu uo ii.urrieu. nicilgo .CWS.
The Aiii'.iru lloreulln.
That eralul Neenn th.i .,i.tlw,.. l;..i.i
what is generally known as tho aurora
borcalis, was beautiful in tho norll torn
heavens Sunday night, und it resembled
very much a lar.'e lire iu..l ii .....a .. n..... ..
that the tire alarm was not soumleil. so
strong was the resemblance. The sky was
of a briu'ht red color, with streaks of whito
that set it ol,.
Ililflket rirt.le.
The Chicago, Texas A Mexican Central
railway company will giv-n a basket picnic
exeursiun over their line on Saturday, the
'-'2d lust., to the springs of Slid Lothian, on
ine mouniains, twenty-live miles from the
city. Mid l.othlau is situated on themoun
nuns overlooking i Mountain Creek Valley
and the scenery is tiii'turtwinie t.iul tinnnti
lid. The Mid Lothian springs are noted as
iMMUg one nl llie linest luituru lountaina in
North Texas, with beautiful groves adjoin
ing the springs. There is no place in Texas
Where excursionistscould moreen oy them
selves than nt Mid Lothian. Tim' beautiful
mountain scenery suggested the name of
.Mid ii.itiiiau, Irniii Its resemblance to the
Mid ISitliian hills, which have been Immor
talized ny Vt alter Scott. This is intended
lor a family picnic. Special invitations
win lie sent out, Hie tare is simply nominal,
10 cover ine actual expenses, viz: .-I cents
rouini irip, children tree. Invitations and
ucKiscau he hud ut tho nilice of the coin
puny, 20 Main street.
A (loud Ht.onliiK,
The r.-port showing the amount of lines
assessed since Marshal Arnold's iiihiiinis
trillion, and also tun iimount paid, Irom
.lune'JTlh. issl, to April l.'.tlj, ls.v.': June,
jnsioo; .iniy, m.i.'vi.j.i; .11gus1, M,li.!i.,HI;
.-sepicinner, ?.i.s'"iti; I'eiuuer, )il,iKl.tig;
Aovemner, SiI.inl.iii; I'l-ceinlicr, ?l,2I .Vi;
Janiinrv, lss2, $l.l,l2.tsi; February, sj
$T7l.i-i: March, Issj, $sui..vt: April, loih
included $.M.0O; total, $ll,S0,7"i. Amount
paid : June, vl. $I.M ,Ki; July, is-d,
fsiil .7.1; AtlKUst, IS1, $1. 172.2V Sei.temlier,
issi, ,lll IVIulli-r, ivq, jil.l'.HIIIO; No.
vemher, ls, $l,02!i0ti; lieivmher. Ksl.
fi7ini.V Junuarv, 1S.S2, -$s;i2..vi; February.
$027.00; March, IS2, $tt;i5,u.; April.
MACHINE RYl
MITCHELL & SCRUGGS, DALLAS, TEXAS. '
(.onei al 31 ill liii-niNhei'ss
Hardware
AGRICULTURAL
IMP I. SHE NTS
Hardware
-"Lr.enmv!1t.jK Km. raiisl. Sen.l lr t'aialoiri, .. - ,
KNEPFLYr"S0t
M,,.,..r....i..i...- . ,
" eu5 downers ami iTaciicnl Watchmakers,
CVI3T JsVprUEJET. DAIiIiAS. rtL, .
CLOCKS, CANES,
SPECTACLE?,
Fancy Goods,
Etc., Etc.
8oloASott,,
If DALLAS ,
rOK TRl GKtCI.Vl
Medicated SiicctaclM
NEW LENSES
INSERTED IX
OLD FRAMES
THE LEADING
JEWELRY HOUSE
OF TEXAS,
And the place to And all
the latest noveltloi In the
Jewelry Hue.
BLOW and WALTHAM
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
SILVERWARE,
OUR
SPECIALTIES.
A-Wrlli tt m wrt... n..l.,.. ...Ill .nnnt.... .......... , ....
.. . ........,... .,.t, , ,, .,,., nlIU oiiiiniimiiention. -wo
fcb18 ' ixjNrEr3?"aL.Y , son.
y
600 TOWI LOTS EOE SALE
AT
DECATUR, TEXAS,
. TUESDAY, MAY 2d, 1882.
These Lota are Situated in the most dotirable part of the City of
DECATUR, and commence within a few feet of the Public Square
and will positively be sold on tho 2d of May next. '
All purchases of less than One Hundred Dollars, Cashi on all
purchases over One Hundred Dollars, one-half Cash, and the
remainder In Six and Twolvo Months, with Interest on Deferred
Payments.
A. DEYEEEUX, Agent.
in
TRAPS
WW r.
h. THE GREAT rtPt
lAlESEfilEBl
EHI0MATISE
7
lW2
intu inciiiueii, .vis m; ciimi collected on
dogs. $l0..'i(; total, $S,74.V40. The number
of arrests Irom June 27th, 1S1, tu April,
i.ttii lot lu.uni, la ?.,i.
More Morphine,
l'nllns ouitht to take tho palm as the
town for morphlno suicides. Notwith
standing the numerous canes which have
occurred bore, another one was discovered
yesterday. Down on the Wichita road
lives a colored woman named Amanda
Itoblnson. Amanda came to the conclusion
that life was not worth livimr for. and Im.
mediately purchased twenty rents worth of
oi.iuin or inorptiino ami took the same,
she would probably have climbed the fuldcn
stairs had not a physician been called. A
n munch pump was put Into operation, nnd
the woman was Dually brnUKht to, Just
what the trouble was or tint reason for
dcsirinit to "(to hence," il was Impossible
Inst eveiilmr to find out. though it was con
jectured tliero was a "man in the case.'1
Umivlrtfil f forgery.
In the district court yesterday Mr. M. M
Dreyfus was arraigned in another raso of
fouvrv, havimt been tireviomly niivicte.l
on a like charitc and sentenced to the peni
tentiary. In the ease yesterday I lie defense
was Ill-unity, nut uftir the heriii ot the
tutlmnny Hie nry decided adversely to
the prisoiier nnd lils puuiihincid was ns
i.,... n .,,i years In the slate's prison.
Drey lus will h'e remembered a formerly an
attache i.CVr. Tillman nnd ho wunbroucht
bin I. fro.u St. I.niii nt liie liilnnfs of Mr.
ruddock, iiponwhnut he ha 1 perpetrated
n forgery.
KailBntniM P.i'.J.'.. . . L
Backache, Soreness of the Chosf,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches. ,
No fftrsmtlon en nnl tqnals 8T. Jie On
nV, (hi-, Jlmt.ld tnil rSmp titrm.l
BniJjf. A mil nuih but th omrsiniilnlr
SrininK mnUr "f U fls, nj trrrj om mflrin
lumi!'' iiMf ni P1U nw( vl lu
blractloula tClstra Un(ur.
BOLD BT ALL DBUQOI8T8 AND EEALEE8
IN MEC10IHE,
A. VOGELER Sc CO.,
. RnmiiMrt, ML, V. t.
XK
IMPERISHABLE
PERFUME,
Murray & Lanman's
Best for TOILET. BATH
and HANDKERCHIEF.
Hula I)' Are ('Inn.
The Hots D'Arc club's Inst meetitift Was a
very Inlereslliitf on. The nttendiines
The Workli.a Men. j wa larce, mi l severs! new members were
Nkw Yoitk, April Id. Hie central orrfnu- i ''hvled. Mr. ('. L. Martin delivered n short
Uallon of the Trade. Vnior, fWn. ! rV:! o;h.Vr,Mrj,
Iiir and adopted a plnlfonn or principles U.v,. recitstiom. nneedoles. etc. At the
which demands cVht hours for a day's 'next iiieetiiiit Major J. F. F.lliott will lee-
Work; lbs prohibition or emplo) luenl of I ""'. "'hi following at regular meetinn
chUdrcU Under II year of aire In work ! IH come s les'tuirrs. In Jhe nnler In which
shops, mlnei and factories; the hoi it Ion of
ail contract lauor onrovrrnment works,
and tlra prvhibltlna ol ad convict Contract
u uor ; tu tnactmeni ounws giving work
men a meehanlc'i litn for full
wages on tbelr work; the establishment
thev are named, t'olonel Vyllt, Mr.
and Lawrence Kueptly.
Kuni
Mr. John Hiismll Younn. our hew minis
ter lit t hins, Is ssld to have renuetted th
eerelarv nf slate In amiotnt a military at.
of labor talUtlcl bnmui by 1 (ache to the lesratlnn, and baa sumresled
Um iUM M WJ1 m by tU OTtrnatBt, tit, J. NY. rorntTi rH vswUvii.
JObltuuvy.
At II o'clock rie.ter.lRy innrntiiR, there died
In lids ell) aiiiod eitliuKi.tc ,dy, Urs. Martha
attains wife nf Mr. Joseph atrsuns. ner msnr
fiieiids wllthesaillr RgKrleved to l.sm of her
leive. Hamuli the vr.it wrr lint iinnntlrl.
p d.Hl. The riniernl nervhw will lake nine thin
snernnna. nl Hie Inle rvalitviiee, and Ihe remshil
will I hilefn-il In TtliillT rrmvterv.
J. F. JENKINS,
PAUiAA,: . TKXAS,
Ht ATIS AOKMT
BUCKEYE FLOURING MILLS.
of UsryvllUyCsltfonilt, 4
OnrtsMpnnitcnc solklted aa4 order I Mmr.Hr
Feed, Grain and Commission Merchant,
S. K. Corner Austin street and I'm lnc Avenue,
DALLAS, : : : : . . . TEXAS.'
lilhcral Advniicos Jlailn on ('niislyiimeiiis. KeiiilttniiiTa rrnmptly .Maie.
H. ZIMMERMAN,
TAILOR AND DRAPER, 507 IAIN STREET,
risi: ;i.oi us axi tiummimss a kikciai,ty.
-M.ll.RELIABLE TAILORING HOUSE in the State
fOUNDEU ic2?J.
E. JACCARD JEWELRY CO,
FIFTH AND OLIVE STREETS.
ST. LOUIS.
Silversmiths, Jewelers,"
Diamond 'Dealers,
Watch Importers,
ETC.
Special attention ia requested to the Solid Silverware mndo by
Hub '" It. ilna atood tho test for moro than a quarter of a
century. Every ono in want of Silver Sjioous, (should send to ub
for illustrations nnd prices.
E. Jaeeard Jewelry Co
ST. LOTUS-,
A mmMnnUnn of JV-
i Uarkan4Vkatphan
la tmIn(M farm, tm
I rmly preparation vfirt
that will not Natumv
temth, to tharrtrrtttU tf
6 lwVm,VaT.Ve.rM. S.e,Ui. ,".' i,A"T"" "'"Tome In my pwclfWlST h-.'.VrH"
Inn Toile d.-. In u.Jnv 1' hM nn" !" anything to 1e Ihe mult. Ih.l 1K. lUsrss'S
r-rtert.hwl eon.lni ProMrsllon. renislv IHkiuri, liy.pr..l. and sn l-
f'sws thst "' "nily, Nu In n,y l..nl. uwir .n... sr... rftilc.n
lute rinie. I. itmwrt hi U l ' tm!"'M ljti.Wns. h.Y.ylrlUrd In thl. sr.'.! nnU Inoi.mpMJ
u Da. lUMraa-S laos T, I'.'''''"''"-' r Iron prrnrUon uuulr. In f.. l, met. s cmii"
"' Tonic I. m-cr..liy In niy pr. l, e. 1)B. KlIlltKi SAMt HA
h u Ire rotttr lo Mr Wood",
nalurnl mnithfvl tm to
MifllHii oroaHnnt
' lewMe taUmrrnl
'"toIIi im of Appe
tite, I'rnstrntlntt of l ital
JVMAM mm., f ,
.... m,mirniT.l
MANUFACIURED BY THC OR
.HAKTfcH MEDICINK CO.. 218 N.WAIW H..tT.mL
Padgitt Bros, J. W. WEBB
Wholesale Job
hers lu
SADDLERY
HAKM.KttY
UAItUWArib'.
HII015
I.CRlher, (dlflrs, '
8ddio Tries, KUi
IKWlSjLilSllo
ius ox luan tits uxiiKsT AssonTuirctor
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Inlhe Plate The followliiK well known msn-
riielurcin arc t'pre.ented In lnl
FI'IDINGS I ItERC'' HOhMn XKPIOATKD Sl'ECTACIXS .
flilil.'S MNO'3 GDMUIK ATIU-1 ei '
CLEiJ. AnilNDEIi TINTKD.
CtR'8 DIAMOND. UVUKCLR'SOEL-
718 Ulrs.sni 717 ssJ 710 BISU Dill... T.t ' LUL01D. CURBAMK'3 8ELF-
. , . ' ADJUSiIHUt
Protect Your Roofs! Ti, CBBI)raet, webb spectacles
i...k.Ti...,i i... .i ... , , Aro H tr exports to he th rliie.l """iil
la-afcyTlii anil Imn ItmitH Maito the I'ei.hie Un.o cut from atone. II keel"
1 1 i ... ........ u.uu.....l. .... I tr.a lilmuuis In
W.r Ttulit, or NO C11AROK. ... g.. . Bf. 68.
. . . r : . : . n..ii.i mm
ORDER uFI AT 1030 MAIN STREET. SSSEEfssS-j
, ipnUl.aiiit tiT IU in Uier e rteU'iiiiw
In rvtur Store, will b prompllr sltcniM to, Ihemndrf the essct numher of .rrtds
a-U-iw 1iu1k4 WVuu3Uu(iu(iuUiii
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