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730 and 732 Main Sircel,
Now BlTern to hi patrons Mm bAUGlCST ami
. CUEAi'KST b'l'OCK of
BOOKS,
Toys, Dolls,
The Comaiii:ha:tilufsays:"Whilo top
wagons tilled with hardy emigrants are
pouring Into this section by tho htin
drod. Thero is plenty of room in Co
manoho oounly, and honest, Industrious
pooplowill always find a hearty wel
come among our jieoplo." The lease law
did it.
TnB pair or graphlsts on some of our
best exchanges nro very brilliant, but
they are bad In their pictures, litho
graphs, or whatever they may call their
plotorlal heroes. Tho paragraphias on
the Hhiiai.d are satisfied with descrip
tive delineations, and believe their
readers share In thoir satisfaction.
Tub Galveston News setsthe IInr.Ai.n
all right In its viow.i of the attachment
laws of the sUto. U was, perhaps, a
natural mlstako tor tho News to have
Made, and if tho 1Ii:hai.d ever makes j
any "natural" mistakosns to the posi
FRtUAT, IIKCEMBKH , 1844.
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HOLIDAY
GOODS
tlonof imablo cm temporary they will! f "lv f-''vKKi,0'0 in the j
be promptly and eliem-fully c u wclcl ! tr,'",",r'- 1,0 11 ' v: " t do-
'Olll1tlllll.fll!ul t.1 . .!'.
Thk Fort Worth Ouzetto Is probably
the only paper in tho wholo United
Stateslhal dlil not know there were over
$.,)001(,00,(J00 in the United Suites treasury
suits. Tho display of such ignorance
on the part of a daily papor, us preten
tions as tho Gazette, subjects it to the
commiseration of all Its contemporaries.
Tns gold certificates outstanding,
luountln-j to l 20,3 13,320, and tho silver
rtifieaf.es outstanding, amounting to
H31.353.531, puns readily at thoir face
value and are lit general uso, therefore
the money they represent iu tho United
States treasury Is virtually in circula
tion, ai'd tho disbursement of nearly
$252,0eO,dO i is thus obviated.
Tub Laredo Times says: "Ladies all
vnr the state, including many in dd
eston.llouatou and San Antonio, do
much rr their shopping with tho Mr.ss.ns.
Saxoi.b Mhos, through tho mails " This
U true, hut if the Ukkami were topub
lisli il, there aro plenty of papers lit thu
state that envy Dallas her extended
trade, would say it was Idle boast
ing. D.illas is no pent up Udca.
TiiKU i Is a universal protect going up
all over thu s m U against tho disfran
chisement ot Hid colored num. Tt,e
more fact that he chooses to vote th,;
Dj.n vra'.tu ticket occasionally, or even
frt'pteutly, U not su.'U .'i ut 'reimou f,
niing away iro.n lilm the pdvil,
Which liis li,.iiil),i,, , lrieiid i woro
go i
nxli.ust bestow, hut which many ol
tle.'in uo.v would t ik i from lii.n.
No valid leasune.iu lie offered against
tin enltrtiiebisenient f liiM!t w,
break a ay rro:n their trib.il ri latlms
and adopt a t iv.li.'.od mode oflifo. !s,u-h
who do so are (ftmerally educated, in
telligent and estimiblo persons, and
would exercbo the rights of iti.,,llHhlp
s worthily and as conscientiously Mg
any class or men in any community.
Mn. Davis bill should be passed by
engross.
If Mil. Mi'TiiKiiHoN's bill passes cou
rress, ihat all tho one and two dollar
ides shall be called in and no more pa
per money issued under tho denomina
tion of live dollars, nnd the coining of
llvor dollars be suspendod, how loug
will it be before the whole oountry is
"utrorinu for small change. Tho people
fo'iprally would like to seo more paper
moucy issued and m ire silver dollars in
iroulallon for tho beuollt and accommo
dation of trade.
Ili ni UARoUafiH.l. Whydout lio go
"swinging round tlio circle" aj lcturo
from tho text, "Ru,n, lt miauism and
Kehollumr Tho U. iiam, will guarau
toeUlma full h.uso in Dallas, nj iH
everlastingly sure that he could iu iko a
fortuuolnslx mouth on tlm ..i ...
posod. Of c nirso, be oouhl divide with
Ui.aikk, to prevent tho latter suing him
or damages. Jamkh Is always suing
for damages, you know.
Thk Urenbam lianuer says: "For a
I '.ig time it has beou the praetlco to
ompa e the wuges paid laborers and
moohuules j,, Kurope with those paid
tlie sumo ciass in tho Uiited States.
Wages in this country aro a great deal
higher, and here the comparison ceases,
keeausowhou tho purchaainii power of
money is compared It Is found that tuo
European artisan lives fully a well as
als American brothor, for the reason
thsf, he can buy a great deal inoro with
his money."
TnititK seems to be great opposition to
silver coinage in sumo narU ol tho coun
try, because fears are entertained that It
will become tho tnetallc money or tho
country, and hocuuso it cannot bo put
in circulation. Suppose it does beeomo
the uietulic curroiiey of the country, it
.-nes.B an lutllllSlO VU 110 111 Itself.
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a id If tho pensioner, on the United
mates wero paid in siDer doilar, it
would soon oe put lu clrculat on. It
would Uhard to find a man In Texa ,
ho ha, more sliver dollars than be
no for uisny days. If .ncmlKirs or
TuKRBarlnthUnlted States treas
ury, assets that Is cash, to the amount
or$523,9n.U010. This will hn not Into
circnlntlon by a Democratic adminis
tration, how? By paying tho liabilities
of the government now outstanding
amounting to $374,803,808.47. Tueso lia
bilities consist of gold certificates out
standing, $1-J0,343.3aij stiver certificates
outstanding, $131,5.,531; certificates of
deposit outstanding, $17,855000; ma
t u rod debt and intered, $15,211,42(1.30;
pnstcfllco department account, $3,71!,
015.34; disbursing officers' bahincos and
othor Klnall accounts, $2ii,G'."J,2i2.53;fuuda
field for redemption of national bank
notes, etc., $52 345,429.09, mid outstand
ing drafts and chock, $7,"a"i1799.ai. This
loaves a (surplus of $14'j,737,till.l which
(unhoused in culling in 3 per com.,
bonds (subject to call) of which thero
urn m.tstiudiiig, $20l,Mi)l250. Tho at
tention of tho Fort Worth (iazeUo id i li
sped! ully culled to those feotsand fig
ures, and it is relorred for their verifica
tion to iho late report of the secretary oi'
tho treasury.
Tin: reduction o! wagoscouliiiiiosatall
tho iiianut'acturiiig centers in the coun
try, as well us wi' h railroads and min
im; companies. When Has decroaso was
lirstiiuiliKiinitfd.it was lociiivod will,
slrikosou the purl of tho operators, but
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ha company asserted, that they could
not aunrti tn ihv tint nutm nma ...,)...
not afford to pay tho usual witkres. iindur
tho depressed Ktato of trade. In nuinu
faetuilng establisunents, Liie reasons
:jivon,was an over production and a tail
ing ofl' in tho demand fi.r goods. It is
true, that values of all kinds have do
dined during the last year, and the cost
of living has bceu great y lessened, but
tho reduction iu the price of labor comes
at a bad season, w hen the actual neces
sities of life are inoro numerous and ex
pensive than during (ho milder months
of the year. There is an Impressiou
Willi tho nooiilo. that wanes havo W I
inflated for several yours past, and that
it will be a long time, It ever, before
prices will bo again as high as they were
a year or two ago,
A fi.wda.vs ago tho IIkuald sail
thero were 5K,(,H'0,fHK in the rnitcd
States treasury, which would be, as it
should bo, put Into circulation when tho
nomocracy got into power. Tho Fort
Worth duetto, in the plentitude of its
lMio'..lei!ti. iiltciupled to lliliiule llm
IIi:HAt.i tor Its .intt-meut, claimingthat
I r ivoi.it iuu. oi i ue govern-1
nienl's financial condition and upon
the statement of Vict:- riii smiovr-1
ni.Kiit' lli;sinio:;s in hU ro,w.,,i
spcecht s. Tho secretary of thu treasury,
iu his report, sent to congress on Mon
day last, says the total assets, that is
moeasn to t no treasury on October 31
InsI, was $523,.v.r,,110.1o. We only give j
rdiiry of tho treasury knows about the
condition of the country's finances and
bow exceedingly well informed tho tin-1
.eltois.
Wn i;n tiio census was taken in ISso,
Texas h id a population in round nuin
bersof l,iiOi),liOD. Tho vote of tho stato
that year was 2 11, .;., or otio votoi to li;-,
of Uio Inhaljiuif.s. Tito voto tliis your,
iueltntiiig Oldham, Fpsluir, Kl Taso and
Sun Jacinto, not received in tinio to be
olUcially counted, is 323,100, whicn luul
tiplied by-t),'..:, gives us a population of
2,102,l()il. This is, of course, but an esti
mate, tut wo take it, it Is a close approx.
imati ui to tho actual figures. This Is ,
pretty rapid Increase; si.y 12,,tMi) per au
iiiiiit (luring tlie last lour years. From
this showing wo may hope for a prpula
tio,i..f.i,iis),tiioii1 isyn. fan't we liope
for twenty congressmen ut the next ap
portionment? Tut: supreme court icpi.rt inyesier-
day s III liAi.n bhows an imitation of the !
iCjiles.inn long iij-o l-i-eoillllieiidid l,v
tiiis journal as the policy to be adopted
ny tny state with releienec lo the su-
preuio court. It U utterly Impossible I
iii.it i tin tnl.unal. as at nresent oi
'""I aiiciiu 10 mo inislues.s nro-
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sented for its eoiisidei'allon, even with I
the assistance of flm uppeiil court com.
missionevs. Sometliing must be done,
and the Hkhai.ii calls upon tho barm' I
the Mate for MUtzivstion. Its nu n u id i
bo given In due limn ami alter mature j
consideration, although its opinions'
n.uo iiiiea.ty . ecu suggested.
"i Ks.ll is true, and Mn. Hi.aim: is sad
because, ho says, he has n majority iu
the northern stales or iho popular volo
thero. Hut the Ilr.nn.n lim consulted a
number ot persons who voted November
4, ami has failed to find any who are wll
ling to change their votes. If the ma
lority rorCi.uvi-:t,ANDin Texas is to be
"put out" or entirely Ignored tho II tttt
aldU willing to acemte to tho strange
procedure, fl lis llepubliean friends will
only do tho samo thing with l'eiinsylva-nla-well,
any other state the late "party
In power'' wauls to "put up" against
Tex a i.
If parties desiro positions it would
prohalily be well If they could satisfy
tho president elect that they did not
want them. The obvious idea of the
Hepublii ans Is that Ci.kvi i.ami is only
going lo appoint men toolllce who ate
seeking to avoid such appolutmeiils.
Slrango to say, however, his usual
course in Now York has been to caleh
Democrats who wanted olllco and shove
Diem right luto placo. Tho Republi
cans he has treated In that way are rot
numerous. They may bavo" been ro
saetabio but at present are lllircniem
beredby thoiiKiiAi.n.
Thk r.renhatnllanner.lnait editorial
on federal apolntmont, says Mn.
Ci.kvki.anu "bus to depend ou the dis
trict representatives and senators for In
formation Iu regard toappo'ntiuonts.aud
he will be guided by their recommen
dations. The senators and reprenta
liveswlllboKuldl by tint rccommon
dat'ons of the iiromtiiioit lu ,
s .... IUUII
of their party as to whom shall be given
m. ...cm ouieos, intis i tie promiscuously
sinned netitioiis will t, i
. ..... I'Viiif'tun'iy
Ihrown in tho shaib,'. The petltiau bus!
nessaues not amount to anything, savo
n loss of time." ,
1 - rusmuiioii is 10 ue introduced
J into congress, to appropriate tlm m
and In addition, $I,,'W,r ea h So.
j .lomil district i , , ho Uttltod MUtm to
..id ! Bll nrlcullur.l E' at
I Louisville, next v car. This Is "l ,PW
money, which can only bonoQt Louis-
THE HERALDr H
Senator Him., of Colorado, earnestly
opposes the recommendation of Pkesi
iimwt Anrui'R on tho n'lver question,
lie not ouly don't want the dollar re
tired, but desires its coutinuod coinage.
The ISLAND bill, so ably advocated by
Gen. Tom Ewino, In his celebrated
spoeeh, will remain as a tribute to our
constitutional progenitors, who declared
silver and gold to bo the legal tondor of
this mile nation of ours, unless ro
poaled. M it. Ci.KVfcLAM), in his talk, turns out
to be just the man tho Chicago couven
lion supposed him to I.e. In the first
place, as the Hkrald's reader will seo
by rcfoieneo to tills morning's dis
patches, ho is a Democrat. No doubt on
that, score, and limit ho Is positive in his
convictions, and proposes to do what is
right and tako his own time atiout do
ing it. To a voting population desirous
of healthy reformation this is whole
some and consoling,
Tim lotlcr carriers will make an effort
to have extra compensation for nil the
time they are employed over eight
hours a day. It does (seem that govern
ment employes could bear the boat and
burl ben often boms work each day.Htei
not lose flesh by it, ai easily us a man
who laysMirick and spreads mortar, or
I suoves a jacK. piano, t en Hours wort
,, llot r0K..tlclod ns too much for labor
I . .
shoves a jack plane. Ten hours work
tug men, anil covernmcnt oninloves
should libido by what is generally ac
ceptable to others.
RoCIN'.-ioN, IU. IlKt.IKU HoiilNSON, the
twister of tho tail belonging to the ISrit
isli lion, has a good idea, lie dissn-
proves of Ki-.n i:a. as avcrvhodv knows.
and now annoiincesliis disapprobation
of gaudy and unnecessarily showy in
augural proceedings on tho occasion of
presidential installations. There is an
element of truth in IiomxsoN'N notions
and one dec tied principle. It would
would lako us back to republican sim
plicity, and the good shepherd knows
we (ire drifting very far therefrom.
TliK good peonloof Wise county are
wide-awake to their own interests and
desire a railroad connection with Dallas.
Someday, an I it is to be hop:' soon,
tho road will ha Inaugurated and built.
Speaking of this etiterpt ise, the Decatur
I'ust says: "Tho tlilnk'mcr business mm
of Decatur an,! Wise county are keeping Urn. iemd" M i;;!!!,'' ZuZ TZ I
aueye on Dallas, and when the time , and after the ghl' ,,,,1 .,,. eall.-d !
t" for them to act in concert wit h t.bei':"1 "' r lour tunes' she retired to her !
Dallas people in 1'ie matter of buildii
tho Dallas & Xoriiiwnsl. i- iil-Aon- n,
will be on hand. A roail front Dallas to
Duca'ur stands tirn-niiiliiniit.lv ,m 1 1.
thing needutl in order to make Dccu
fur a clever city, Wise tho banner
county, as well as being a magnificent
feeder to Dallas."
Joiiv I). Wa uhh.n is a candiibite for
senator from New York that is. lor th.-.
nominivtion for senator from Now York,
h1''1' incins that Attiiirii is not in the
I','e' His oi k, Utvsi:t,t., MnnroN,
I Kvakts and others will lie candidates,
lint no Democrat is mentioned. Many
of that persuasion would like so see
Co.nki.inii como to the front if u llepub
liean must bo sent to the Hcnato. This
might bo a little dangerous, but It is dif
ficult to withhold admiration and favor
from a great naturH like Conki.imi's.
Tlio llKttAi.l) is willing to accord him
its approbation just now, with the hope
th ,t he will not make any more bloody
shit t speeches, sueli as carried the norili
for Ci.utKli-.i.ti in Isni.
ni:n iMTti. ami iu:u foiiti.vk,
Two Children, n l int Teller, a la-
luucr anil a l aw Suit,
It took some little time this morning,
in tlie Old Court-1 louse, beforo Jnd;e
Tluijer, to decide whether Kosa ihircell
deserted lu r husband or whether Wil
liam Mircell deserted bis wife. On this
point they di.-.;. -reed, i.ut they did aiiivc
on the in ui ii point w hi,. 1, was thai liot.'i
were des,, ;,w , la, ,in ,il.(l
eliiinen, and sin" s.iid'Will.ain Ii.id ,1.,,,.
I'esertii. "ll.i hot, no, s, .-..ii i
, ," u" "' ":1
luotuli a-'o,'' she said, snillm" n, i.,,.
,-ionciior lor tlio rmu
(iliardiaiis Civin
and b'lt mo w.iii il,,, , .uii.i, 1, ,V. ,
iinrt. Ono is b! years old, ami t In- mi,' r
12, and he wi.l not sii oort inh. r r,f
Uicni, to say imtliing f refusing i i-.
v nt . for 11 e."
"What, is vour lin,lvitil'u .,i..i-'
asked Mr. C.n In.
"lie has a trade, hut he won't woikal
it. He is a laborer and makes about ;;iu
a week."
The kind hearted old Indies who lin
ger all day lu the court room to c.itcli
all the vulgarity a great luaiiv of the
eases bring out, were just beginning to
pity tho plattuilf, wliuu Lawyer row.
lor iho husband, sal.i: '
"Now, did you leavo blm.or did lie
leavo your" This was Iu a baritouo
voice.
"llo left mn."
"Are you tolling mo tho trttthT" This
was in basso.
" Yes."
"Now, how inanv times Imvn rmi left
your husband?" This sounded 'llko the
way-oil note ou tlio left-hand corner of
a church organ, and it alartled the
woman, who replied:
"Four or live times."
Then the kind eld ladies began to
think lliey hud boon wasting their sym
pathy. 1
"Now," sal I Mr. Fow,ilid not vour
husband object ui)oitr telling fortunes
and uoiug lo a beersulo :nT''
"lie did nol,' said itie witness,
"Hut he did," said the lawyer, nnd
making a lueo bow lo tho court" he said:
" 1 ne husband did mil object to support
ni.4iecnrilroivbut he did object to
having 1 beta l.Ae with a woman who
I'dd lorLmiHM Mini i,.M,i.,.i 1 - u..i
I and made tno children work in a mill."
xuoge linger sunt bo Would
not consider that proposition under the
present writ. This suit wa fur de
hertion. H tho custody of thy eiul
dreu was to bo argued, it would ro
iiuire a w rilol hsliess corpus, "it is a
serious imeatlon," said the bulge,
"wlieiheror not I would let such a
W01111.11 1 keep tboehlldreisjl don't Ihink
1 would, but of course I must bear evi
dence under the proper writ."
There w.-iH 1, ni.-u ...-Li, ....... r
,, , , ----- - .urn. iinr-
coll said she "goes out washing," tolls
nivs, sun uocs oilier odd fobs for n
living, tsho lives t Ul24Noil'h KourtU
Ntre'ii, and ilio beer saloon she
visites Is !I.M, North Fourth street,
so sin nil,! Mi,,, . 1 .... . ... 1 ...... .. '
... 1 . . i.i'M.I'H UlMfc IHO
ehildron worked in a mill, oxcontlmr
lor ono week not long since.
The IiiikIiimiiI u.,i.,..,,i ... ...... mt - -
1 11 1 , -('". .v. it ior ine
children untl, a liaiieas corous can I...
sued out. which he gave notice would
ie done Ixdoro this day next week.
Var Tulir. tha Huow.
"Oh, yes, wo had u most Intnrnati.,
uiseuHshm last night," said tin Vassar
f- tri 10 nor lather tho other day.
"Indoed."
" Yes. The subject wasonethat wholo
Mdumes have been written on, vet,
MrangeasitiuavseMm, wn eu(
nothing that could throw anv Unlit
on II," "
"Is it possible? Keems to ma that's
very strange, thougu. What was tlm
suldeet, my diuigliter?''
"The Sun." lltoeheslr Post-Express.
Thst whiter, kln nrhu-siitan iinow,
Anil .inisiili ni iniiumen 1st ..l.ui,r, .
Wnssll ssulrnd liyu.lng I'luiinQf, "
culcal4 ottnpletlau bo lq.-.
r,T,A. TEX A . FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5. W
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A SAD SCENE AT CORSICANA.
lUin and Death the Lot .fa Strange Vouns
Wnumn A l!al Man in M lcl.l(,-n
I'rulialiln .MniilrrNear I'arlii
Other ( rlmliial N. vvti.
What !ns ltiiijiinriir
Cor-icana, Dec. 4.- Special. A
lady between thnugesof25 ami :.!0 was
put oli the Texas A St. Louis east
bound train here to-day In an uncon
scious condii ion. She was put on the
train by a young man t Waco, who ac
companied heraslai- as Mount Calm,
about thirty-live miles west, oi
hero, where ho left tho train
and took to tho , brush.
1 he conductor, 1). f. Lepj;, kindly ren
dered the poor unfortunate nil ll'io a;(.
sistaiico in his power. Stio ,a.i no
ticket, and 1'iu youim' scoundrel who
nan ner in eliargo represented to t!i
conductor thai sue liad cv in her
trunk, which ho would get n,
when they reached a certain
elation, mid pay h:y fan,,
lint he ile.i rl, d her, w alu.ve stall d,
and slie was brnuglit in rc nod piaced in
tho hands of la city ijii !iuriiie, who
i i'iiioTi-d lu.r to a boar-bug lioii s-i, wliere
she is now r.jceiv.,ig Hie attention of
I'r. .outhworih, who entertaiiis no
hopo for tier ricwrv. Sim
has l..ee. ilrnuginl i.uil !aherwisc
l.mll.v dealt wi.h. hr. Soiith
SVorili, says who has either Hiven binh to
a cliilu in tiie iasi tun din s, nr an alior
tion lias been produced. I t., To is notli
ing about beroil-.M.ts livwlm-ii hernami)
can be iiHiau laiiu'd. A tew an ii-les of iu
lant's underclotliiio', rtecmlv made
wero found in ,P " trunk'
Tho young man w ho placid her on th
train at Waco, and .il't'. rv.'ards deserted
if.,1 .or-. I . T tT.'? !lH r,:': 1 1,(1
! '"'"lal lu liol
II I'l I is II. i v,l ill, i,i II.,, ..,)'. I , t. ..
' Vtl.ll. m.uii' I V H I in I
lady was shipped to hinuihcir (lammit.le
ork.
Trageity at tialni MVllle.
it(.'i svit.i.H, Dec. 4.-SpseiaI.j In
me viuloty llieatre, a placeof low resort
here, a tragedy oeeurrcl last imitIi, tio-
iweeu it nun vi o'idoe
that caused co:i-,
A wii:imn liv 1 1...
i-idorable e.xeiteiueul.
nviino of Minnii) Tboinps-m, ono of Hie
eetn.sA
.wounded bv lfarrv Park :: ihi Z.l .
inanuger. It seems that a rivalry Ins
existed for some time la lweeii Minnie
and the maii igcr's wife, also an actress,
; iiou as .Milium i:ts iho ino.i
j popular of the two iimoiig
I those who fre'juciiL tills pi n-o a (-.lint
i of ie:dnii..v u m...... .1 .....l I... , . i..
I ;n ker became enraged at ilie applause
I Lot ,r. ,....) M ; 1
. . - , i , i ii i
was lit a room u,lf,,in!t,' .,..,1 .. i,;i., i
nio was chnngini! licr eo'stume prepara
tory to again responding to calls for an
other soi.tr fill slu.t m 1,, r 11,, I,
crarli in Hie pnMiiem. 'i'i, , slruek
her in tho left thigh m:. lodi d ngain-t !
iho so nal bone. 'I t If) III I! tl IMltilf.lll I
ali'lv after the shot threw lii-, pistol un- i
; oer ii. e s age and was in lim net, of lonv
i.ig tl:e room through a b.u-k do. r'"1
..... ii in- us n i . r. i-1 ,i 1 1 nnd !.i;;en mid
enargn by an ollicer and landed in jail, j .,
Iho excitement un .,,'.,,.,, '
those present, as it w.,- r. prcsi-m.Hj ! "'''.v 'm-to:j-, bv the (,aUir of t
that the g'.rl we.s ib-ad. S!m wits t..kcnl"" "cd, (ior,:n M. l)i:b;v, of ',i'.
her room across fiie strut t iiuinedi-,
iitely, w hero iir. Watson dre..sed tho
wotiiid, a. id this inoming the girl is im-.
proving. Dr. Watson informed your I
representative Ihat she would tvc'iv. r 1
I'arkeris now iu jail. '11,.-, triii will I
be very apt to close up this den.
Inilti sll.nn nf Murder.
I'aiu ., Dee. Special. There Ins
been eoiiMi.l,.i-sl,i.w,-..'i , i .. i
terday and to-day t.ver the dis ippVar-
, , i iuni.v lll-l o VI v-
anee of Dr. Willir.m I'ierson. 1I l,.i'i I
hiShonie Iu Deport last week to visit1
s...v i.; l. . .... J ,v.. i ..,..1. i .. 1 1 . : i
Iie 1 1 1 ii I v o r v" i 1 1 1 1 1 r im i . V I . n J 1 ii . .... 1 .',.)? i
On ,.,l,.s,l,... ' :.. i '.
that DrV ii Ti.,., i
.I..',-. . "....' '"'" V" 1 '" I
,s ,,,,,,,, run., i,hik Willi t
saddle nnd bridle on. lo "i.piiro l',i r on
bouse, liaiing tho s,i Idle e,i id'Tably
sincarrd with blood, s piire l'i-; s ui ini
nii doili ly got on hlsle.i -.,i and ca.ue to
1'nris, to e if Dr. l'.er.o i h. paste l
thenvind found that lie In. I i;, ,;0ue so.
Si'ice then, the n.trv has l,.nn
searched iii-li m, I low, i, i,. i,itf has
been loiind out. All the eii-euiii,ianei s
point lo tlie coiseliid .0, i!, n, anoii.r
ibabolii al inurdcr has .: i ,. rl, ,.
iu our midst.
I'll," Siv il n ( .iiiit-Martl U
W imiim. ios. Dee,
ouii-innr'i il to day
opened a linn of do!'.
I.- in the Swaim
'unsel for ecus. i !
Ihat the stock 1
I : Ansae, ions lntw-i-r.i. u;,....: ,1
-- , , , .1101 itnti 1
I lUI'diiMi A Hi, Were ille.Mi, ,(..IIISP !
I I hero wu no ac'ual '.i.ies:-,.r of stocl-,
I and that, any prcieiule I claim or It i..- I
1 man A: I'o. noon lien S a aim r..r .,, 1
ttii'Siitrau-aelioiiscoiild not lie recovered '
iu .1 coin . of law, as tei.iciirit nburcs ofi
slock ever came into Sw,ini's possess
i'oi, neither actually or constrneiivelv.
On tt.o cross-cxaniiiiiillou J. Stanley
i: row n eoiieliidud without lUiythiug new
or important being elicited; and t'in
Ilatiiinan wns put on the slsnd, but
court udjourued before he bad fairly
iiegiin. J
A Ilnrrlhlti K.-Mirt.
Washin.itom, Deo. 4.-rror. Alexan
der Dowolowskl, u miislo toaeher, re
cently charged by his ibiughtor, Isabel,
with a criminal nsuult, wss round deml
In his room, having committed suicide
di.rtug the tilgut. lie left letters to
dillerent persons among them one to
tlio president and one to Sec-oiary Lin
coln, r tho data of 11 o'clock lust night,
protesting his Iniioi-niico and decl.iriiiK
that ho died to save his daughter's
honor.
Trial st ('nlvvrt-Aci-lttmit.
Cai.vkiit, Dec. 4. Special.; Ureal in
terest is iietng umiilnslod at the
pre
llmlnary trial of .bines, which
com.
inclined on Tunsd iy l ist, Htl is Ht,ij R,
tug on. About twmvrt wiltioses onlv
having been cxamineil. So far tlii (.i
linionv Is very much In favor of Jones.
t urn i,. .Ti.iruu, a iiiiiKeiiian on
ireimn Irani, Ii.id h's liaml li,llv
j:led'.his morning while coupling
man-
cars
HOI Ut
A rrr or li- qnliitors.
Mt. Stkul:N(I, Kv., Deo. .-sher'n"
way lias nrreste I seven men eliaiee.ll
with being members of a bund or regit
latara,who a Tew davs sgo killed J II
lllliihes In Kiiu-un as,..,,... 'c
confessed, Implicating ten i,'r twelve.
On Tiins.luv I'n. id I',!,,-.- ...i...
A .11.1 11 11 A r I A I '(.
.'gist
nt fcriners, Konlueltv, w.is kill
. . -...,-,,,.,,ii.
d al
Aiooreiiea.i in a diiU'iiltv wl Ii
.loliu
.Mariin,
Ths Morninim Must l.ii n the TrU-.n
na: l nAMiM O, Dee.4.-Tltc i hr oil I
do's l'reseolt, Arlsonn, special si.v:!
Thero has been live poiviiiunv eonvic
tions in this city wllliln'lliH ii , i.
In tbo llrl three cn-es ronviciioi.s , , .
f 'liud on Ilie eviilnnen, ''Ii,, h , , ,-.
two enses tiled to-dav. This la teas. ,! ,1
asKottllmr thoipiHsiion of M..rne , .....
V 'u"'. rseoiences will M passed '.
Judge Howard to-morrow. .
An .1.) in. u vun.lal.
Wl KHKC, l.t. 4,-riio cxe-,i, i.i
over tho siibiect of ti., ... .
nianageiiient id the Iniia'le
I.".. Hi tl.U pUee U li,r,.n.i i.
lo-day by the sunontieeincni thu ....
un or unit lt'I'I In tlm i'r., i ... i
canio lo her dentil VelV tlsalu.illv n,. !
yohlcraay lu giving birth to a chi d.
A tlllnil NurdKrvrlnllanir. '
Ottawa, O.xt., Deo. 4.-Cook Tenia has 1
been sonVenood to be hanged at Owenj
Sound to morrow morning. It is alto
gether unlikely that tho privy council
will Interfere with the tentenco. The
condemned man, w ho is totally blind,
was convicted of bav.ng mtirderetl bis
wife by poisoning, in the township of
Artemesia. a year aco. fie bad married
her ashort time previous to her death,
Betting an insurance of '4,400 on her
life, payable to himself. They went to
thettaies tor a few weeks, and about a
week alter they came back. Mrs. Tents
died in eonyuUion. On ti'O contents of
the stomach being analyzed etrlch
nine was found. The evidence clearly
minted lo (ho t,Mvt,.,.,,i .u i,... ;., .
j administered it, and a verdict of guilty
w hs recorded tigani.-t luni.
iynmlt llUusltr.
JjOhtos, Doe. i A special to the
Journal Hays: A fearful explosion of
dyminiito and gunpowder, oc
curred to day t the bouse
of S:epbeu Yonna, in SLdloni,
Jncw n.tioi-shlro. i'.ight persons Here
injun d; four will die. Mr. Vouinr was
having :: well i:i,-. Youiur'i neiibew.
of l.ovveil. w.is sliow in ,o.v ili'.i j nil.,
;cliar,r'-s should lu used when e.i,,, ex
ploded. Ti:0 c eicu isioii a!s! t x
ploib'd tlio remainder of t'io car
ir':d;;es a rut two kegs of powder.
The Injured are: .Stepimt Youiiit,
d'orgo Young, u man loiiie-l flr.rrv,
ami olio named 'piio
il'i'.igliter of Yoiiio.r, .Miss S.-t-din
Ui-cenfield. of ito-iwui.,.- ,!
two otlti rs, ii'imi'S not ascertained, j
Voting' daughter is dying. Some n'Ji-i
i'1-s were s'-rionsly injiirmi. The house I
and cntents were Inii neil to the ground.
A T lfc I'l iim-vi r, Aieordlnf to Ilojlc.
Out: k.n v.i.t.n, Dee, 4. St.eei.il. I --A
t shooting xeiapti oecuriud last nighi atal
neg.o party j South (iroenviile, be-
t weeii t wo le iTo;,", ii .ni' il !nr'! i Slin
. sou a. id ('Ion I, :t Williams, a woman ),-
jingattho boWeiii i,f the trouble. Six
1 '"Or bv William
.-ii-. is i n o iirci .
two l y Mtnsijii iiioi l
l.l-.S ,d wi. i.lt . I ri.,,1.' '
.s'itiS'in m the br.-ast, I,, it was Mfopoed
bv a pack of curds in bis breast pocket.
Williams was not hurt.
Till' .1 -iml I ..iii.ih ii-,--TIsliu;. .
Siav Yin.ir, Dee. When filenames!
of Frederic ka i licU aiim, l et- son,
Julius Mandell.atim.ni!,! her clerk. Hi r-
i ..I.... i-.tiiot.il', 1 1 1 . i ii i lor recetviiii
K.leu goo,b.,wore ci'U.l i ,.. ,.',.(,v1
. t ho navlii-s nnt.tfi .... ,. t.. m
1 "idoll-anni had civonhdl fo-:l t.iiiio,
'"'r son .luliiiy. ",! hi, and Strot.dc ;-j.Ki:i.
?l,wM er.. fm;f,it . d. I- is s,i,;e,scd uii
huve gone to Caniida.
A ltiul .linn in vi- li!.;n.
MrsKEOos, Mien., Dee. I.- Last
night sotnn men got iu!o a dapt.te and j
ono bunted Albert Koilh y, s i-.ued a I
shot-gun, with which be shot, th:-w !
Zl't T'Z 'Tlffi
Vhe iee otnem',, w:' V- ab'v
f nal. The others will .... , i ,i- i. y I
:r"j: -
ll'N; A UilfSi;
Jidies pprov
tie .Inker."
kiii.n wim; a ;tj
A I'iilfu r's Attempt In Iteiuu
lilS i'.Oilv
of .Sim to T: Mi.-.
S: i::.t:v vti.t.K, It.t.., 1 , c. 2.-(;-iito a
"a i"tl was produivd in V ;':. tv t ..
!' bv th" altemid fit hidnnrneir r,r tl,
I't-so of C. i: ltilb-y, !i 3 ih cilv
d,
I:
" 1 be lat tieulivs , an-' i in, e.-ms,.
!'"' iu.ipiii aro vi. tiii.ll-,- us foi-
'-jV"'-:
A,',nit live years ago Mr. ('. K. ld,,.v
this eitv nnd m. riied ,'
''""-bter ot Mr. I,. 11. Wri'.'iV, en old
" tkia city. Tlio nun-, n.ro was
not a pleasing one to Mr. Iii!le, 's pa-
rents, who wore opposed to!', ai'i! d;r
lh'-' t' years of their w.-dib"!
lite Ihey continually shov.ed th, ir dis-
. i , i ,- . . .
1 I , , . , . , ,i s .nr. .
i.. uuiey aim wt o came to tins , iiy to
visit Imr nuri iits. and wi.ii,. In..,. I...
..' :l "'' '"''! ' 1,1 ;' "! '"
u :J' 'a no s :ia.;-.atid hv.vl.u-.mi..
'i'T. '' '.'!.' . 's' , '.' I-'"- I 'i-b lief
i""' "1 I'l'-'l- p-o-.iT to i'l.to.- I,
i"1 11111 p-of ... ,- ..,:.c,,11Iin i
I'll. Cts. .ll. IlllllJ. vll'll
l.'leli to tins illy f.-
ii'id hue hii-li:! id
s.l'ei-.l.i.t . . 1 1 1 i ,
v. -1 mi -ids and s.
le.li'-r, p lleienl if
po d. Y'-ster-i i
1 tm-r.-r .. I- h.i.bi
V. I h-ii:
sent r
Ii irers
h-gravel h, kc, , -r ':,.Viiii', d
he W tool l,i.-!,-oi, i it!-. .... n.l so , :,1
on ( t'lMcii'T l mi i, ; ,. n: .
'e.,.,. , ,,..,, ,i.,.i;- v:i ,,,.r (',i;,,,.;i
VJr. I'. I! v. vi-.. ti-: .-f I ... i ..- (..... .
M
l.ll' V, M- 11
T'eoipt ii , ,l. -
! it
ill
dto i hoc nms, ns ho cis ins
ol' i!m iiodi , an I ' li,i. v
I'im to the 1 . i ; t . . t- ei,. ' '!,
ion '
1 on
.io lo.iiieriy icselents ol i.is c:y
nit niftce l to I, xa , v!ier,t ti,."v
l.iive beeoiiKi weallliy i ml i.i-.-i,n.eut. i
reeple here in (reucn'd.d ,-i f.o his u I
tempt at kldn.ivluir, a id tin. ...iteeine ofi
in" au iir w III no l.nowu in a day or
w hen the ease will tie p,-,i!r.ii,l v broimlii
iioiore mo eouniy jinii;o.
will. !i slight
OUIS ami tough ir. cuendv (J
Into ten i'r-ivnwt ,, ..!,. - .. A...
clnii
r.. .. . : " oi' itueai
tliteat
mn i ui-s, is R ron-idcta; ion which shiailil
impel every prudent p.ivn lu keep ut
hand, ns ti hof.-hold rcim-ilv. a bottle of
Atl'If.SClll.lMlY l';;Toi! 1
Notllill cl-i'MivcsHli-hl.ili'Mslliitcn-llrf
ami works km Hire a i-tire in nil iilVectlnns
of this rlnss, Tl,j,t eteliient plivdeiiin,
i"",f- . .'-lzcr, f (he .M ilne ikdiral
tcliool, llriiiivii-k, JIc, mjs;
"Mnll.-iil r!inri- has ;ir ni.i.s il im otl.rr iui,i
flyno nKvt,,r.,iii , lft .,j .Y til's cI;nUv
1 Bi Toiui.. ti I. iLvnluaWii for UiHw.t of Uio
tlausl blal full),--,,"
The fntne opinion (s exprcssiMl by iho
wc.!.w In-. 1..,). A l lison, of thiciiiro,
in,, nu' mc m:
"i nnvn never ronml. In thirty
five Tcnrt of
roiiuiiunus .III. K n,..l i,-..,l.... . .,
anv
..,.,,..,,, ii);r,iilv,lili.:iAviiRcK,mr
1 kitoiui., f..r Irivitim ni nf ,ii,. 0f nK,
tliruHt ami liinui. it , , 0y i,lvllk,
anil cun .rvorc ci.uln. t,i , wn, , Vi otlvn
Una nnytliltiiT pIhi In rrlkA-liif v,n i. nieit
irlou. lirouclilal ami indiimuarj stlc-ilou."
AVER'S
Cherry Pectoral
T not ti new claimant for repu'ar ennfi.
d"liT, but a laitlli-lno wlil.h I, t,liv
saving iho lives of the third gciienilinii
who have .'oine Into b,i,w auce it was
II iM oil, ml In the pulille.
There Is not a hou-. hold In which (his
....... - .. . ,lv ' "" i:, nil', liny
invaiumno rcnieily Ims onco Hs'n
in-
irooii.-cn wm-re its u.e ever
bei-n
n;'ii,inncit, imu lluro Is net s
person
wim lias ever given It n proper trial
ior iiiiT inniai r inntr ili-i'iim misren.
ft'd'hp1"1"0' 'h "'H ",Ul'"
AYbit'-S CliptV.X ri:(TOItI. has,
i:i ii'inihcrliw lintenrv-s, vmnl nli.iieim,
i.. .ciof chronic lirom hi(ls1lainyiltlH,
t:-.l even acute l'lieumouin, ami hns
i ', , ninny patlcttts In tno rarticr Hhns
'f 4ulii.ou:ti'y Consitntpthin. It I,' K
ill hie that only require to be hiken In
- 'I 'I discs, is pleasiuit lo Ilie (ii(e, mid I
.1 d In everv bnuso win
' h' 11, rts llf re Is lindiin,' an i.,..! .
w.i:
- " ..nnin.it.ii, I'll ircill'
tit n( froim nnd Wbooiilai. fi.tmh.
; 'I I M! !i Y 1M'( Y( i K A. I , f . ir t rest.
I hee nro all nbln facta, n hl h rim bo
w.irteil hv nmbislv, nnd should lw ro
Dicin'wri'd by rverj fiody.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
' FRKPAIIKI) II Y
Di'. 3. O. Ayer b Co., Lowell, Maou
SeM by all irugglsts,
' live wdli !h ,- p. .runt-,
h ivii.g i, t' I,, r con-1
sii. ,., .,,:,. ii;. !
m:m mmw hit nun i
:::::;Ti ';.;;:; i 3R YV V I 3 'V
iit i i. i .i t- : t mi i l it vi a i t. l. wi . i m
A Safenyard.
v.!;h
eS13
!.
i 13 1 jV l
TcalCSt Si!CC8332S Of
' I? c"3 nt tha n
ibf
" 1,1 toluull'-Jl 'Jutoi)..)oj ui iiiull uulSJildllillSiili llt'l gja
U lilfoih lo Iaiprov3 1 This fall of If their pto id k space in-
creased, and its t goods lidhr
wk a aiagiceiit sfi3v t-nd a !p,o:e
Can pet k found even in ilie-
OUR LADISIQ' HA
and
!
Are superior to any M.oc of 'lie kr d In the markw. T'L.V ,v the most
as tho Die;;t e,)inforl,.i!e Walklm; sh e. Kv -a l-lti . pri--. , n, ,,c
higher, one ircha uncti Shoes whh Die MitUl.icUmi tt.n
th leather itiu-lcctc t, li e w..iniiii.iil,ip
thoruaKlil.v ciuckiimI.
iOiiF Ladies' lacliiBe-ilade
J.VVKtJ
Aro (lie last ntWl imyw'.i. r , for Hi. mo-.ey,
.oi, ouier gr-iiien-iiuue.i uy m,. We exercl-e v, ry ears 10 s
ru.- t leliuhle makes. We are liowin
I
I 2 nl"in' DU-. fl ...
:m uutu;! oiurjs, fn -jiiRidiOu 'jenss last
Ladies' Ki-j Button Shoos, on Saand Tea 1 13'r.
Ladies' Kid Guiion Shoes, c.i Optra To Inst
.Ladies' Caracoa Kid Button Shoes, mi ,13 above.
"iii'ii'i' IVjbit lli( Dallon Slurs, on sjisc last us uhw.
lalhs' Kill Ilmt'iD ohiis, r;!riMl!cflt
OMlv-iis' Moc-, in stvtn: Stv'ts.
moved . ' "
' '.l M i I 1
' V 3 3 1 1
' I C rt I I I
HJL a J
1 - 1- ly
.h. ,e SI .. .. ar U. ''-
....,..' r"'",M
I. pv w i ,
i.lalle.l fiu- "0 p.-reiiit. nn.re. Tl nr.. N,
;
I 'ls
yi mm.
Kill I I TTl,:ill(ill A.MII OWtlKI.I.S.
.1 MISSKVVt'.K.U'O.V Kill HIT l(iy. HH11I NI I.OW m:i.I.
Missi s- VHIIH.K UI TTOM, tllliff AM) l ow IIKlil.S.
MISSI-.8' STilAUillTOOAT IHTTON, ltlC.fi AM) I.OT IIUMI.S.
MISSKV LACK 8IIOKS,INKII AM) I 1 I'.Ut.K COAT.
JHSBKS' Kll AM) l'Llllll.Kl'l iro, 8PK l II KICLS.
ChiMron's
!.,. r iimi " "I7 m ',r"",'i;'"' fr ,v ..armtawl,,.,, .,.cctl.ia: Miic Mr
or ii "i;"r",""n,m "cbcieraliin,., ,.,. ,...., HH.!,r:rlurv,Ul,.
w- 2 rr.7e.V,'rr ,,OM",le for. an.! . I. uric.
" l'""'"s llirin la he H. inw-st evr onVrnl.
Lis- KOt
ro
CI
DCIIOO
UK .AKK A HI'KCIALTV tV I'll KM.
(Ml OFFEMB 0? MM Wi
l.tl.Pen' flo'h Top Kltl l'-uicl,i,ii:t.,, OJTU t(M. I.t .. . .-.A
I-mtlrsM'tothTopKM Ko,.-,,, .,..,; rf , uj?'a " -Kon...r J
b i.lliVi!lov..K!.i v.., . . 2 o0-orm. ri.T 4 "
!... K 1,1, Hi,, e, liielsl '"
bailies' luminal on, room,,,,, . .f
i
mm
mm
o
IP
-i
"t T M E "LV T
!ej never cej
selected k
ever tekf
!t pre-
u.l
cciiijie ciifec'ioa of
kf' Ii
i - a ti 1, i3)
'. i. ... n i
Shoes
as our tra.l, In n,.,.,i
l'i b'-ari -r tin!
1
aire none I.ut thr,
... , . .
sac l-aa.- lu'.ii ujiMi,)t.
1 t
"' n '' very c-seatlal in fl.e paidin.e
of
"""'' belli, mill h-ivc. ttiir.r.nc
, ian-
'T Mi,ss' SI,,,,,, ,V,I. U, l;....lc.Hre
:K '
SEE OUfi "J
1
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s .M ii. ' V V
Shoes!
CI
onoes
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