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H i, i. . .i. i.i in. WM
WASIII.NliTOX.
The hnl 1IViIi Stj llirj
llullJ.
Hill
QUEER LANGUAGE IN THE SENATE
Mnm, 1rintil Mini IhumIU ..IomLIi lh
rnilun mill t'lrrlriry lh
lerli A rrjr Hu.jf IMjr
lit I III" IImiimh.
THE SANTA FE.
INHIllMvr 41MUT A l AI TIH.IIUI I.
I 111. IS HIT.
M'.iHitiMinis. Ji'" IT-- Xiflitl.' -riu
linlf, ,inilii A' Simla 'o si.n
.'woro liulitfiiitiil nlmiil tlm rrlmrl Ilml
llii'V w ill ii'il luillil llimuuli Inn Ti rrt.
lory. 'I'liry wiy iln nr.f tiny tltn I'ill lo
ItlYo lli rii;lii-i('-iiv iHtiiiiu'M n inn,
llirv w ill I'm mi ciiHini'iT i-r"t III Ilm
U-II uii'l will lln iiHTiiiiini.
V THE MEXICAN TREATY.
f A HIIAIMiW OK A lilliiW H'll UH llfcsrit
ItKrlliiS. V.tiiiNi.rnN, Juim 17. SmtIuI.; -
Mr. Ili'wilt rciHiili'il n dill In-iliiy In mi
tliiiCiimiiillliti 011 hv iiinl Mi'iiiih I'ljTlinin.iiiil liri'iiiliiimiii'.i'lnll'iwhiirllii'
Ciirrv inlni'llii'l llic Mi'xli'mi In uiy, 1 1I1 liv . rv nf 1I1U wnu w hh i lt inn h i'.
mill Iit nr u-ri'.il liiijiiirliim't' In Ti'Mii. Illi.t .v 11 ilea. I llfiif in tlm I'liitnihi-r
I n lirlvili-utH tiit lltin, liml I t-xun
ini'inlii i s tliink It ran U' uiillt n nil mnl
iNssisl till st sslull.
THE UNION PACIFIC REPORT.
Oil. Mil. K I'llANl'IM AIIAVM ri:llht'Ai:n
Hi:riti tmiv ti:i.i.i:iito Jl ii'li v it.
W.iHiiixt.T.ix, .1 ii lit-17.- ClnirliM l-'raii-flu
Ailains, ri'rt'i'iillii! Ilm I'lilun
I'lii'llln Jtnllroiiil iniiitiiny, ttlih llmt lilif
lunik ki r r nl llmi uiiii'iiiiy, liml mi In
Inrtlntv tn-ilay with tlm hiiTnlaiy of I liu
lnli'iiiir 'iinl ('iiiiiiiiN-l'iiu r nf liniirnails.
ill rfpjtt i-l In tlm rnpurl nr Ilm llmiin l.il
fimiliiiun nr urn t-niiiiiany, iiri'iniri'ii ny
tin' Hiit'iilM nf lli llallwiiy lliin iiii Inr
Irnnmiiissluiiloilm Jinlii'liiry I'oin mil ti-o
of 1 1 if t Small'. T in ri'i-ri-nt'iiiiitivi's! ol
UlP I'llllill rili'illl'fonip.lllV lIHStTli'll llmt
Iho ri'ini't Ulil mil furri'i-iiv ri'iri'i'in it
1 niiiit' Inl i lllnll. I Im s'rniary,all''
iit'tiriiitr llii'ir iiruiuni'iits, ilit-iili'tl tin
rcpiirl hlimilil, in xu i no rm-in'ils, I hi iiiihI
iiiii'ii.
POSTAL POINTS.
THK MlllVIl K IN 1I.XAS,
Wakiiini.tun, June 17. SM'ninl.
'ho fiillnwln'rl liro iMiKtati'liiinp-Htiiilnti'
'imUillli'l'M PMlilblishril -llrott'lli'r, Mnllt
Ninmrv I'imntv kimm'Iiii irnin .tniiii
lonmry, hIx iiiilim huiiiIi, on route :H,iCi
Limirkirnft. Mt't'i'll mill's: linrth.
i Cliiiii'.'iM lu Star Snlmtliilnti-Kmito
litin. tintcsvilli' to 1 1 ii in i ll iti ; Iniivu
Intnsvitln ilnily, t'.M'i'pt SuniliiVK, at I
L in., nri'lvn at .Ittni'isln tr'iitjjli liy ll p. m.
bnvn .lnni'Hlinroii";h ilnily, cxi-npt Sun
invs. 7 ii. in.: nrrivo ill lialcsvlllu ny I
i. in.; Inavo .limi'lii)r.Mitli iliiily, nxrept
fuiiilnvN. nt 7 a. in.; nrrivo at llaniilton
.'v I ii. in.: Inavo Hamilton ilailv. I'xri'n
iumlnyit, nt l::Kl p. in.; nrrivo nt .loni's-
htrouicli l iv i i. m.
I Now iiltfcs Froil M. DiivIm, Diill'an
Volls, ICriith county, Toxiim; ('oIiiiiiIiiih
fninkK. Kni'i'lliH, l.uvai'ii I'ounty, ioxiih
kiliu l!. I'hlunoy, I'liinnoy, Islam
tmnly, Wnshiiititiiii Torritory.
ORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION
KKNATK.
I WahaishtiiX, Juno 17. Al'tnr Iho
k'ntlitipr of tho Joui'iial, Mr. Ilrown rnso
' r n (piostlon of prlvili'KO. Ho hud Iho
'-iork mini tho l'oiuiirkN of .Mr. Infills
initio yi'Nlorilnv, rolatln to hl (Mr.
Brow ii'h) roiunrkM niatlo in ilolinto Kri-
invlast. linn tho I'h'i'k hail cimt'liltlcd
!iiilitiU, Mr. Ilrown Htiiil ho hail not re
. lictl to Mr. Innnlls yoKtorilny liooiitnto
o did not wish to sponk untlt'r tho irri
. ' ition which Mr. Iniill' wortls wcro
hlt'Ulutntl ami liilcmlod to pro
foko. Inwlmtho had to ay he would
loop williin tho docm-iiin of tho Soiuito,
jnd ho linti roducod IiIh roninrks to tvrit-
1K. Ho cullod tho iitloutiou of tho Son
It u to tho iiiHiiltini; ninl tmprulifimis
kiiBiiuffo used liy Mr. Jnjralis towiirtls
lnomtior of tho Soiuito, who cotilil not
biiol huoIi ItiHiilts tvltliout ii violiitmn
I" the rules, which ull Honiitorn woro in
onor bountl to obey. Mr. Ilrow n did
ot wish to L'ln.o over this mutter. Tho
hurffo of tho Senator from Kniistis was
nit of fnlsifyiiiK tho rooord and eoniniit
ii) forgerv uimui tho roeords of the
n.i.il.i rlMitu tiitirmiirii ,'nu II flnlili
Vllll.ua i .. ... ...... ........
rntoly planed insult und uttered not
nly in violation of tiio rules but in deli
ne'ooftho uuthority of tho presiding
llicor.
Tho Clinir remnrkod if tho Senator tvns
pplying that luiiftiiiigo to tho Sountor
roni Kiinsns. he (Mr. Ilrown) was doing
10 thing ho was charging ngninst that
lOUillor, 111 licensing n iiminei ounaiui-111
olilierntely nlunning instill. i.no Liiair
ttid tiio Senator from Georgia, w as out ol
In I nr.
IMr. lirown: "Thon, sir, that remark
withdrawn under tho ruling of tho
Uinlr."
The roninrks of tho Sonntor from Kan-
hs, Mr. Brown snitl, woro not niado
nstily, but niter two days had elapsed,
nd ul'ter, ns Mr. Ilrown supposed,
satisfactory disclaimer had been
lutlo of nil oll'ensivo iin-
utntion. yit. Brown thon re
brrod to tho unbroken custom of
lovision acceded senators. No miittor
low nceurato tiio reiiortor limy bo, ho
buhl not near nil tiio sonaiors witn
kiuiil distinetness. Had tho Sonntor
om Kiinsns cnllod his iittention to tho
ords eoniplainod of, ns was usual in
.tcli ouses, ho would hnvo publicly
ivostod the languugo of every
race ot even scorning unKinunoss or
Ioprccintion. Notwitlistnndingovcn ns
i ranees given in tho Somite by Mr.
irowii, tho Sonntor from Kiinsns hud
orsistod in his purposo of insulting a
enutor.
Tho eliuir thought this observation out
(l order.
Mr. Brown submitted to tho Sonato
bother it would permit such an out
i.n....a l.vfin.tli nfitu iiiivilni,nfi In iri i,n
olieed. In rognrd to tho want ot oour
go, thoro wus nothing in tho porson,
huracter or antocodonts of the Senator
from Kansas to make him nn objoct of
Ipprehonsion or to excito tiio
fears of any man. There was
tro plaee so safe ns tills Scnato
icliamuer lor a manoi uisereoi courago
. to bluster and parado his vituperative
rhetoric: no other senator .would have
(used such language as the senator from
J Kansas had used under tho protection
tho Senate, and he (Mr. Ingitlls) woultl
not uso it oxcept under tho protection of
the Senate.
Mr. I n gulls said if the Sonator from
ueorgiu. woinu uuuw tttu rtjittttiwi niuuu
this morning to stnnd as they had been
delivered, he (Mr. Ingalls) would bocon-
. tented, but if those roninrks were to bo
amended by interpolations and observa
tions not delivered aftor thoy hud been
sent to tho printing house, no (Mr. In
galls) preferred to wait beforo canvass-
. fng the vote until nil tho roturns woro
in. The Senator from Georgia, Mr.
Ingalls said, was mightior with tho
pen than with oither totiguo or sword.
Continuing, Mr. Ingalls said that tho
ftnnntnr nhnd Ink lilrn wnt.nr. lin was
very courageous with tho pon. Mr. In
galls would not bo diverted from tho
real question at issuo. That question
was whether the records of the Scnato
had been falsified by interpolation.
The matter was personal in its
character, susceptible only of nn offen
sive interpretation aftor tho rooord had
been made ap by the reporter. This
wonld not havo been done in tho ordi
nary affairs of life betweon one gentlo-
jnaii and another.
. The chair thought this remark out of
order.
Hr. Ingalls then withdrew tho remark
I f M I'M
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Mini nl'l In I In' i lutir ll miiiiI'I ph. I H.i.r
ill I III' flllll'l. Ill' I I I I IllKI I
Hi'iilil Im If "inili.r .limilil tt i im lulu ,
it del. sit. kIiiiiiiii n i I i ilii' rlli 1 1 I mil hi
uintlur lioiii .Hush v n i
I'llllHIUM Mll'l Jii'lililiirt JM
rril, x lio I'iri ii r wit-limn
ln iiiimU v ill) I. iv Isi'.'n i:i 1 1 hihI nns t
tf.ilin it uter. mill III . I !it-y !, nuii
I'M n rliiiii nun .illy. A it. r ilml h riuini. '
HIII'I', llii .M' III' lllT.i III I llliriH li lll'
1 1"' Ni'iMlur Ikiiii Al isku niter tlelintn
liml i I.... .I hi. lint "I liuli 1 1, mii" of
lltt Ktnntn, iiinl u.msi. in tn In
ii.v lui Mil Hin ".Insi'iili Surl'i'i'i" ol
A Mii'i I'-ii n .in.-.; ( It it I In ttn i snivel
. iiitn lit' n i i.iiivi'1 -
il rn k.l.ill." wlii.li.nl Im i ii
.if .-.i n' l-.hti, til i,.,, .,,..!,,
lit'!iiii''t'il In I'ViTV in-
Ulltf mlllliil
till llll Mllt'lt
ihi iiinl iH'iuii''t'il in fVirv xi
liiiiiil I'ltil.v in hi Untune, mill
lii'li'iim .1 in ihhiii tlnii lit' lin. I
imt lstr.ivi-1; tumM i hut U'
lllllll llll' lnit ill e,t i.C ilelintti nr in in--tunliiiii
i' ti nli lin- ir..n li Hi of l. il.i-
liVD linHfl'llilltla 'I'ltl'MI llliM'I'MllillllH,
Mr. liiuull" Hitiil, In' until im illiis.
lrm Inns. Tln'.v liml no h'imiiiii
.1 tlm iitilMil llluiii ,.r I ll.U ft.iiiuy. In l-il. an tiir.lfi li.v IV
l.i ulL-i.i uimn liii ' l""V Mifi'tll r ini'li last I ii. lay In I'lkn
lllllllll'll. .H
tin' .i iini.ir Iruiii i.i iiilI.i uimn
l.'ir. ntu:iiii I 'i'.iiiiiil fiiiinmu iiinl iii
im'UI'iiiii'i', lin l y n miv In lilt' Si'lia
Inr linni iiinruiii thai In'' (Mr. InunUl
In ri' ilialiiii'lly iivouihI nil tluil In liml
liillmrl i xiiiil in imy wiimi liml Mr.
Itrnuil "il 111 In lillrjlniti' In It, liml
III' (Mr. lllfMlUl lllil mil
Hllll'M liiiiiKi'ir 1 1 -Ii 1 1 II I llll' l'.
ilt-ufM if tin' hi null' ( liiiiiiln r.
, , j,, dm rruwilnl uallfili'it, wlifii In
U'llls iiiIiIihI; This is nil I ilnslin In hiiy,
sir, in ri'"Miiisn to tlm p iuli'iiiaii. A
Ki'iinrnl Imxx tt ns linaril ami Iho itallcrli s
wi-io Inslaiilly hiiirompili'il,
IIIII'MI .
W'.vsiiiM.rnx, Juno 17.- SIim iiiii im'i'
Kt'iilt'tl tlm I'liiii'i'miino ri niil mi Ilm I'll.
JiiIiii I'uiii'r Mil. Tlmi'llii'l l In i-lriki'
nut nl tlm lilll Ilm ttiirils, "luL-i'llinr t ith
nil tlm rlulils, tiilns ninl prlt ilnji s, mnl
ravsnn, Irnm the cummilli'c on pulilh'
hind's, reported back the bill In ivstni't'
all lauds InM in iuilciiiiiil v llinlls fur
railtvav mid wngun mini ii:i'hi.scs.
I'liii nil on the Huiisc cult ntlar.
The lluiisi' thin went into cnnimittee
of llin tt lioli', Ihhiii III the l lutli, tin the
ilcllt iciii-v bill.
Snvcriil iiiitniiiliiii iils were offered ami
relented.
tVlien the end of the bill wus rciiched,
Hmiilall moved ns till ntlditinuul seetiuu
his prnHisitiou uguinst piiliticul nsscss
luents. 4 'iiiiin m made the point that the
niiicniliiif nt tvns not in order under the
rules.
Kandall. a.liiiltliiiir that the muciiil-
melit was oiM'ii to n point of
order, expressed regret thai the
Hiint had been made, lidding that
the judgement of the people was that
jMiliiieiil usscssmeiits binl been curried
on to nn outrtigeiiiis extent.
KtiHHon urgnil thul tho umcudiuciit
wus objcclinnul, not only us
being uguinst tho rule, but but
us being ugnilisl gum I policy,
ifu fnrmer sold u hundred bushels nf
outs to nn iii'iny commissioner lie could
not uso niiy of I he money
for dissc minuting political iul'ormu
tinu or for printing tick
ets. A member of Congress
desiring re-election would not be
permitted to spend any of his own
money for tho oriliiniry purposes of his
election while ids competitor (not being
n member) might expend uny uuioiiiit
lie chose.
Tlm chnirnian expressing the regret
that such a wholesome proposition,
and one so conducive to the pub
lic morals, wus out of order, felt
coiistriiincd to sustuin the point of order.
The proposition was therefore not nd
mittcd. Tho committee then rose and the houso
agreed in the bull; toall time mtuicnls re
ported, except iiinl striking
out tho provision as in the coiu-
nt'iisallon ot loiirin-ciuss lusiiiuisiors,
Tho veto on striking it out wnstuken by
veusiind nuvs. ami resulted yeas, mi;
iiarSi "i mo result ociug in inu uuoi-usi,
ol posiiniisiers. xno uiu men passeo.
niiiteii on Wavs nnd Menus, renorted
Ill W ll. Ill .ll'l 1 Ol IV. llUIlt UIU '.HI
it lull to carry into eueci, mo
eonvention liettveen tho United States
and Mexico, signed the aitli ol Juniiiiiy,
ins;), witn a lavoniuio report, i no re
nort wns ordered nrinteil and tho bill
nluced on the CHleiidui'.
The bill to nrohibit tiio importation of
labor under contract being tho special
nrile i- IV if to-dav. was Dostnoned till
Thursday, and that day set npurt lor its
consideration.
Tho House then nroeoodod to the eon
Hldoration of tiio bill reported from
the Committee on Pacific Hail-
rtiads to amend sovorul I'ucitie
railroad acts, and it required tho com
munes to mowitiun ninety uuvsironi mo
DitsstiL'o of this act, or within sixty days
UllCI IHO CIIII1 jllL'llilll nitlYUJ-p, til tll-n. ui
sections of land claimed by thorn, and
to deposit tho cost of surveying and so.
icciing ami convoying uiu nann;.
1110 lirst question was iiikou oil
tiio nineiulmeiit by l'uyson to
tho ono offered by Jlunbuck
Hanlmck's wus (lint nil lands
embraced in tho notice to bo given by
tho Secretary of the Interior to tho rail
road coninanv to take out its patents,
shall be subject to State, Territorial und
municipal taxation, und after sixty days
irom tiio (tato oi nonce, i-aysons wus,
that tho lion of tho United Stutes for
cost nnd expenses of surveying shall
not no eiieotou ny mo saiooi iiiuus.
I'iivkiiii's nmendment was adonted.
nnd thon llnnback's, as so amended wus
also adopted, on a veto by tellers. .
Crisp demanded tho yeas nnd nays on
tho amendment, declaring it was nn
ubniulonnicnt of tho security which tho
government now had in those lands.
mo voto uy yeas anu nays resiiiieu in;
Yeus. (12; nays, 8H. So tho niuondinent
was ngroed to.
A. voto wns men iiikou oh i tiysiiii a
substituto for tho bill, nnd amended.
It provides that if railway companies
shall not comply within sixty days
from tho receipt of notico to pay costs of
Hiirvnvinor Intnl. then their rlirht to such
land shall cease and tho lands shall bo
restored to tho public domain for settle
ment unnor tno nomestcau laws.
Tho substituto was airreed to and tho
bill in that sliapo passed.
Tho House then took up tho bill to
amend tho Thuriiiiin act, Imt without
action.
Adjourned.
A soro throat or eouirh. if sufferod to
progress, often results in an incurable
throat or lunir trouble "Brown's Bron
chial Troches" give instant relief.
Base Ball.
Boston, Juno 17. Philadelphia, 7;
Boston, 2.
ci.KVKr.AND. Juno 17. ciovouinu. u;
Detroit, 8.
BAt.TI.MOKE, JUUO 17. St. LiOlllS, (,
Biiltimores, 0. 1
flTTSIH'HO, JU110 17. liOUISVUO'S 7i
Allegheny's, 0.
Chicago, juho it. uiiieago (unions;,
2; Kansas City, 5.
Nkw York, June 17. Metropolitans,
; Columbus, 5.
Biiooklyn, Juno 17. Brooklyn, (5; To
ledo, 4.
moVinKNCE, Juno ii. rrovmence, :
New York,".
PhilaiikiiPHIA, Juno 17. Atiueiics.iuj
Cincinnntis, 8.
Washinotoh, .nine i. inaianapoiis,
11; Washington, 7.
BUFFALO, June i. uunaio. o;, t,iii-
cago, 7.
b?irr7?h.:-K "provMcd'Thai ' i'?' "'?. "-""
I'itx Jul, n I'oitnr hhall rcci ivi my, l,n x' ,,,n
cnuipcnsalitiu or ttiliiwaiici' whiilnvt'i', i A Si'iiiiilur. Ni-n tit-1.
prinr In his iippuliiliiiciil iimlnr this ncl," I sr. Lul ls, .111 tin 17. - Special.' A dis
liisit'iitltiflhnliilliitvlnii wnrilsiii tlii'bill. ! , , r ,, . ,.,, niittnU kiivs- VI
but this net hhall itui be ciiiHirucI ns . I"1'1 11 1 " I linccton, lllliinis, sats. A
iiiillmrilng pay, cnmiM'iisal Inn nr nlluw- Uln i lm k last night in. Mci.innis, nged
n tiros prinr tn Ids iipptiiutuif lit iinticr j M, shut .Inliu lailcv,agcil lil.tw Ice lu the
il." ; hi'inl, Willi ii revolver, mm shut taking
The conference report was: ngrccd to - cil'cct in Ihe corner nf the left cyo nml
I.'iKIiiIII. I tine in the back nf the head. M'( iinnis
nrrr
ttttj rrrrr
uinii.s ism u unu
YtflUr.DAf.l llljrrui. flECfJRD.
(lie I Ik. ! IMlli ttl.rlt Nr.tr Ml,
l.illil.itt - I r tit a I rlittlintlt I .in, tit lit
till I N)M ' Sri W l'-f IImuii
f 4lr nf ln mid ttrri,tl
Mr ill It lijr I I4I1I11I111).
Mlnl.1.1 HI i, Jiiiik 17. i t l.il.
I'uiii luir Inir, iiyi'tl iit at mi k l.
liuliliiinu .ftliriliiy iilliriiiHiii ulilln
I'.lliillK Inn k ! u il I It -I llll lin i;lin 11 .
I'l'IH IliiMl'n llullM' H I Mnllllllllll I'ri'l'k,
Inn mill's Mr-I i.f In n', iiinl iiioiiinilv
killi il. Ituytl iiinl il.uijjlili r tT" lnn k,
Inn mi' r'i in t-riiitf.
llururNtii lu lliH'k,
Tr: HK N 1, J nun 17.. S .t . I it I. '
I K (in I v l iillcil Stiiifn .Miiisliiil lit r timl
1 MutIM Aihilr m
i . . . ,
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VV..1..I.. i.. i
.slinriir Aihilr u" Wiilki-r i niiiuy, Tt xiit,
my wllli J, lim it ll.ir
iili llin miirilnr at linn
rlulil, in .liiiiiuiry, I -7:. liururiivn will
U'l.iki'ii n lliiNiuii'jiiil In Hin tti'ii ii 1 1 K-
I Hllliltl Hi l.ul,
Tm i:ii, J into 17.- Kmh'IhI.! l 'ltinU
I'liiiili rliinir, Itokilli il W. s. ii. Willi
1111111, lailmr iifl'niiiity Jinliiii V. J. Wliit
1111111, ni' ( InTuk miiiiiiv, ill Mairvill.'.
i-iiiiiiiv , .-kiiiis!s, nun iirini;iii iiiti' nun
Jaili'il.
Tlit. M lillt lluiitlli'il liiimir.
Iliirriix, Juno 17.- Siiflal.'-.V nil
lliiK M-ni'ii In 11 w lii't'lHir-liii-iiiiin (jinn.
I.linvr liiiust'ot'fiirrt'tl lal nluln, 11 in-cm
I'llltillK twn w liili' Ini'li, nut' 1111 fiiijilnyc
11I' llll' i'sIiiIiIInIiiiii'IiI. I In minlc Ins "..
i'iijm', llutli will ri'fiivi r.
Driiwni'il In IIiiiIiIiik.
Kvi.k, Juno 17. ;Skm'IiiI.' -.Iiiiursi 1:1.
Innlt, ii yiiunii iiiiin 'Jl yours ul.l, tvhllo lu
l.nlliiii'.' nniir lniprno yoslnnlay, tvns
stl.nil with t-rn ti 1 1 ami ilrntvimil linlnro
ho i uiilil do roni'hntl.
litnii lo Ihi Jury.
M Mi-HAi.i., Juno 17. Spni'liil.' Tho
oast. nC Antlmiiy Wnlkor, fur Iho kllllmr
; is in inil. The victim is still alive. A
M-iiiiiliil in high I i In is nn top.
Tim Ktmil r llursu 1'lt'i.li.
Kivi.k, Juno 17. iSpenlal.; Kayclte
Massey, a young man living near this
town, wus arrested hero this evening by
Deputy Sherilf Joliu Nolcii ami taken
to Ihe Iluyes county jull to await the
net inn nl' the Blanco county nuthorilies,
where he Is wanted for liorse-steiiling.
He isilie same man who was released
fromjuila short timo ago, on bond, for
horse-stciiling in this county.
A Couple of tt HVH iiril Ones Ctiuin lo : rli-f.
Ji:i'i'i;itsox, June 17. ',Special.
Frank Walters, who lives nt lliii liaiiuii's
Mill, Bnwie cnunty. wns urrested to-tlny
nml In-oimht here by Deputy U. S. Mar
shal .1. .M. North, on n charge of trying
tn pass counterfeit money. Ho will be
tried to-morrow.
lulin liiirland wns arrested tit lAing
view this illuming by lieputy Miirshul
Sentt Inr furging nn nrtler ftir a postal
note on the iinst-ollice here belonging to
Postmaster Whnley.
Tun of ll Killtl.
Ni:w Yoiiic, Juno 17. Tlm I'nited
States (iriiutl Jury handed indictments
uguinst J. I), l-'ish and J. C. Kno, churg
Ing them with misupproprintlou of
National lulu!: fiiiiilsjalso nn imlietiuent
iiir.-tliist 1'eiil Ward, charging him w ith
Hiding und libelling un ollleer of a
National bunk with Illegally applying
funds,
An Uxorcldi! Trips Thrinigli the Trup.
Dktiioi r, Mich., Juno 17. I.uko
Phipps, wlio shot his wife on u ferry
boat between this city ami Windsor, one
night in August lust year, anil who was
arrested and lodged in the Sandwich,
( tu tario Jail, whence ho siibsequeuntly es
caped, nut was iinaiiy ro-arresieu at ni
cagoand extradited, was hanged this fore
noon ut Sumlwicli. lie met lus lute witn
fortitiidouud died almost instantly. His
crime wns commit ted under the lull nonce
oh!iiiior. Tho purtics hud scpurutcd some
lime ncioro tno snooting.
Siispt'iuletl for Di'litluntloii.
Bai.timouk, Juno 17. Joseph Dough
erty, chief of tho money order division
ni' llin iinsl-riillnn. tlnsetiv. bus linen Slls-
peiiileil. Ho is u defaulter for sovorul
thousand dollars.
Sliroutled in Mystery.
(illKKNSHUlKl, Kv., Juno 17. C C.
Morris, a prominent citizen, wus assassi
nated yesterday. Ho left his homo in
tlie'coiuiliy, on horseback, on his way to
town. Simmy aiterwuriis nring was
hoard and his son and neighbor found
his body lying in tho road pierced by
six millets, wiin mo pocKets iiirueti in
side out. but it is not stinnosed that rob
bers was tiio causo of tho deed, which is
shrouded in mystery.
They rii;i;i'l the Jailer.
Xmv Lkxixuton, O., Juno 17. James
CliU'ord, confined in jail, chnrgod witli
tho murder of Iticliurd llickey, by
lynching, was released by friends last
liiirht. who succeeded in drugging tho
jailer und securing tho key to the jail.
A Terrible Accident and a Fire lu Mex
ico.
St. Louis, Juno 17. A despatch from
Now Laredo, Mexico, says: Information
tins boon roceived hero that a torriblo ac
cident hud occurred on tho Tnm
pico branch of tho Mexican Central rail
way, by which two American and twelve
Mexican laborers wero killed by tho
prematura explosion of a blast. One of
tho Americans killed was Miko Mudo-
Siin, iormerly ot St. Louis, and well
known among railroad contractors
Another despatch says: Tho entire
business part of tho town of Pinos Atlas,
Mexico, wns destroyed by liro May 2Uth.
Tho loss is stated at $.'100,000; no insur
ance Considerable distress has existed
among tho inhabitants for want of food.
Jealousy Fired His Brain.
Dktroit, Mich., Juno 17. Chnrlos II.
Cnmbridgo, of Whitehall, bent his wifo
lust night with a chair and then shot her
twice, indicting wounds which will
probubl v prove fatal. Ho thon shot him
self through tho heart. Joulousy was
tho cuuso. Thoy havo two small chil
dren.
ROCKWALL ltIPri.ES.
A Correspondent Who Believes Tlint the
Coils Help Those Who Help Themselves
He Bucks His Belief.
Rock wa iii., Juno 10. Correspond
ence. A Galveston telegram published
in the Daily Hehalp of tho 12th instant,
containing a statement that tho Gulf,
Colorado A Santa Fo Railroad company
had abandoned tiio idea of. extending
their road, foil like the sound of a funeral
boll upon tho ears of our people, who,
however, recoived a spark of hope from
an editorial in the Friday's Kkrai.u,
advising Dallas to take hold of tho enter
prise and build tho road. It can be done,
it must bo done. Your correspondent
submits tho following as n feasible plan:
Lot Dallas take stock to tho
amount of fiTOXKI; Paris, $iV,000, nnd
Coopor, Greensville and Rockwall, $100,
000; making in all a capital stock of
$500,000, and' $11,500 more per mile than is
roquirod by law to form a corporation,
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Wi'iiilinr Imt mnl miliry.
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C1TV SIIIKS.
A RED-HOT BUSINESS MEETING.
rnipusitl Tnr tt itlnr sii,ilyMtlntil!lfil
Tin I'lilli n I'l'IIUim I'm u liiiUi'"
Tlie limit hlin k Musi Nnl
Slllllf" lU I'llllill'.
Tlin Cltv Council inn: In mtriilur ses.
slnii last liight, nl tlm I 'ii v Hall, Mayur
Clllil'll prcsitllllg. Alisnllt, A lilel ll'lell
Clll'kl'I'll lllld I .lie 1 1. The millUtes nl' the
previous mci'llng were read mnl up
pruvnil. His llutiur. the Mayor, rem lit letter I'min
Col. .1. I'. Kllintt. 'Cniiiiuissluiii.r lit 11 1 1
I exits In Hie New Irletius -.XMisitliiu,
Ill relcrnnen In Hallas taUiug steps tn
see lite space lor nil exiinill.
The npelitiiiil nf the nil iens lining
linsiiiess in Ihe (i 111 in I Wiiiilsur lintel
lilnnk. signcil liy Mr. W. C. Huwurd, Ihe
iiiiiprieliir, und uthers, nskinir thul
liuul-lilaeks, tt ' 1 1 It'll they stale have lie
ciiiiie 11 nuisance, lie pruhiliili'd fruiii
"shining" on the side-walks in li-nnl of
that liiiilding. The pelitinu was referred
to t he police hoard.
The I'lilliiwing I'ruiu V. C. Cuiinnr In
regaril tn supplying the city t iili tvatcr
was read:
Hun. .Mayor nail liiinrtl of Al.l. riin n:
('knti.k.mhn: The mule rsiitncd anil
iismih l.tles desire to sulimit a proposition
to your liouoralile liody fur the hitroiluc
tiu'u of 11 wnlcr supply fur the nil y, unit
iiupe to have thesiiiue re.nlv lu siiliinil
in 11 verv few duys, mid would respect
fully usk that iio'ilc finite actiun lie taken
until our oiler is liel'ure you, w hieh w ill
lie in 11 very few tlays, anil at I he earliest
possible lltuinellt t'liiit we cull get our
ilans und figures miido up.
Yuiirs very respectfully,
YV. C. CoXNiin.
The following from Clinpiu nnd ussnei
ntes on the smile sulijeel w as read and
witli the uliove referred to the Vntcr
I'omiiiissiuti:
Tut lie Hun. Mayor ninl ( Ity (.miiiiII nf tit.)
City ui' liitlltis:
Ukxti.kmk.n: Ye tho uinlersigncd
will furnish you withugnn.l supply of
Ii 1 11 1 1 one tn l'i 1 1 r milium gallniis daily uf
wlinlesimie water tli'livereil at viuir
pumping works at Urow iler Springs, for
the sum of ifl'J.iKHI peruiinuin, payalile as
follows: Six thousand dollars 'ns sunn
as volir cuiiimilleo rceeives the work
ami $::.ihhi at tint nnl of
each quarter iifterwuril.t, anil
should you desire ut miv
time tn piirehase the works we will sell
the snnie to you fur the Mini of :?liKi,(rHI,
und we will ugree nnd liiinl ourselves tn
keci the supply up ut all times nml all
machinery, pipes, etc, used in bringing
the water tn place nl'dell , cry in perleet
order, until votir piirehase. .should
voti accent tins nrniinsition, we can cont
inence work within two ni.mlhs, and
cninplete sainc within twelve months
from uceeplant'o nf this proposition,
liespcctftilly,
I'.nw.tuii J). C ha ! ix A.- Asm 11
I A'l'KS.
A petition, signed by tho members of
the Police force ninl recommended by
City Marshal Arnold, praying Iho coun
cil 'that in view of tho increasing popu
lation und the stringent regulations of
their chief, us tn their uniforms being
tidy nnd their inability to maintain
themselves and families nn
their , meagre salary, tn give
them "a relief by increasing their
salaries. They remind tho council that
the polico force is tho only department
of tiio city that is self-sustaining. Their
petition was referred to the police hoard.
The secretary was aiithorixed to ud
vortiso for feeding tho city prisoners for
a your.
Tho trustees of tho public schools
recommended tho appointment of a
Superintendent of Schools, which was
referred to tho Committee on Schools.
Tho roijort of the Health Ollleer rela
tive to securing tho right-of-way to the
dumping-grounds by paving !i, was
refered to the Committee on -Sanitary
A Hairs.
Tho City Engineer ronorted thul the
iiidinent of tho District Court
guvo tt . a. ,1 ones, in ins sun. against uiu
citv. iiinetoen feet, of Sycamore street,
uceoi'dimr to the liold notes, while lie
only got judgment for twelve ninl n half
leet. I lm niiiitcr wns reterrcii id id me
ell v attorney.
Several small accounts were ulloweu
und ordered paid.
Several petitions wero read and re
ferred to tho nnnropriuto committees.
An ordinunco wns pitssed levying
nn occupation tax tviuen is
tho same as that of tho past year.
An ordiiianco prosentod by Alderman
Ilrown. for nutting in street crossings
on all the streets in tho city, was passed.
Council ufljourneu until i ruliiy nigiii.
Tho best smoking tobacco is "Littlo
Joker."
llullits Academy.
Iii Monday's notice of tho commence
ment exorcises of this institution, tho
reporter's notes on thonssistant touchers
and tho awards wero mislaid. This is re
gretted, as Mrs. Dickinson, in tho full
ness of a truo woman's heart, wns anx
ious to havo justice done her corps of
nblo and ellicient assistants. Slio being
judge, supplemented by tho verdict of
mo patrons oi mo ucuuouiy, inn innumi
lnborsof Miss Shnrpo, as 'lirst assistant,
havo been invaluable; Miss Arwino, in
tho primary depurtmont, is tho beloved
of her charge; Miss Lizzie C. ilrown, us
teacher of Spanish, has been happily
successful; Miss Lula Smith, us pianist,
has had most marked success; and Miss
Sanders, ably assisted by MissMaggio
lohnson, nns won a success in mo iviu-
dergarten beyond tho most sanguine
nones oi tno irienus oi mo Bcnueiu.v.
The following is tne a warn oi prizes in
tho high school and intermediate do
nnrtmniits: first prizo in scholarship
awarded to Fred Hurst; second prize in
scholarship awarded to Bessio Cussell;
third prizo m senoiursiiip uw tiitiun m
Rhoda Clark. For greatest improve
ment in lust threo months First prize,
Laura Taggart; second prize. Mainio
Hurst: third prize, Mary Dull'. For best
prepared lessons during last threo
months, Minnio Hartz; for best average
in United States history, Tom Palfrey;
for special application, Jlittio Sheppnrd;
for speeinl nppliention and having
marked 100 during tho year in dopurt
niimt.. I'nru Tnirorart: first nrizo in schol
arship in primary department awarded
to F.lmor Carter; second prize, Willie
L.cake; lor nest record in pnsi uireu
months, Sallio Gibbs; lor grcniest im
provement in music, n gold nietlnl
awarded to Laura Tuggnrt.
Dobbins' Scouring Polish Is tho lxist
thing in the world for denning tin pans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thing
for using in washing dishes and pans in
hard water. For sale by A. E. liouche,
Main street.
t,) (,
AfiimcA s me moi'fjun in junk.
UIich, It lit rt it ml Unit In hrt'it t mil
littltftnf IliillHriiii ilililt- i
littit nit llmit'kl rrioti -llrttiintllr
.Hull'.
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I'ltiilra-'t t In re Is In lwi',11 tin- Inmin likn
l ilt nl liiill.ts liml tlm 1. 11 ,tl nit iiii.n,.!
Iisi'uiirii'.liin ami IiiiIh'I is ihi r.iiiiu j.nl
Inr nil nlisi i in I. u M ais.
tt t'lt'iii'lii'illlmi'ilt 111 llii'i'.iilt I'ti'itliiu
mnl us i' u nm Inn I'li il mm nr Ilm Imiisi-
lups, in an I'lnt aii'il i .ir, wn i-.tiiuui
glllllist' ill' llin ot en-row ilml il w I II in us,
nunin llli'ti, ti uineii mni i-innili'il ill .14
ml 11 mi-, ri'l' t'xisii'in M iii piiv. iit ,
hiiiiu.'r mnl .1.1 1. I rnm Ilm in .1, l- :in. i s.-uiiiale il. p. 11 1 ineiit ni-
u , llllle nl.. shullliltu .linl il illg I'l : m'.llililli s. 'llin .'.usl..tl Mill In. ur-
Ilm llltl-l.' nl' nil nl. I ut j. 111. .Ntnt mid I i,iiie, inlu Ivulv.. il. put until , lit
then 11 wni-l liitln t'li. f uiei i.'.l my 1 nr. i-iinliu upparutiis t u. iippln-, InsiKs,
mnl ri'i'iiilnd siillle lillle Irii lnl in the 1 lin iiltuii', i e.
SlIIIIIV Sillllll, rust Willi Inn 1 1 ll .111.1 sill'
rniiuili'd w llll pnii mi, .nnl .n il s n 'gn en
linlds In H"iiiiiH-r it I m iii t. I'uui- Iiiiin
chil'irnii ul'criiwili'il luii'iaiu.
We ttcrn gltnl when v,e l. tilu'.l our
slatinli ami k.h.ii we wi'i'e 1ulnr1.1l.1l.lv
snlilnil iii 11 ctisv Iiiiin riMini ui ihe Mui-
risnit llmisi', in I'uiiiii Sqiiuri'.
Just il.uve I itii m iiiiari'
I lllllll
I'lilee, is l i.-.ili'il a llat and itpaliiiinlil
llutlse, nn ililpriit elllnltl till llin telle
uii lil-. nl' Ihe 1 h nit-, tliuiiult similar iii
Nulili' i.'pncs. It i-. Ihe riulenie, ami
w i 1 i. i ieil 11 few years au.i, nn pari uf
the gi'ntilid tt lii-i-e kuim ihe hull-.'
w 'ini'u Mum. Nllsiiu was lir-l cn
ti : t.iinml In Ainei ieii. al mi
cxpi'iisn I'l'tiliinit half 11 iiiilli.in. Tiiis
isniiniif till' must fashlunalilii in Iheellv,
ami siitne of lis upiiiits arc iiutnil
New Yorkers. The llals in-., let iiiiin.ti
Islit il, und rents nverai liutn sl.m In
Vt,il 11 ynar. These ll.U s eulii jil ise aliul.l
eleven 'rooms of uindlum size, ariisiie.
ally ilnt'uraled and liii'liide llll lite latest
cuuvenlenei's.
The aiiai'tmenls illil'er from lints, Iniis-
uiui'li us lltnv are let furnished in lurut
or small suits. Tlu-y ure very similar In
u grand liuti'l, ns the leiiaiils urn nlillued
lu lake their I lis in the ri siaiirant at -
taehed. I alile liuiinl avefiies iil.uut 1 1
ii'l' week. A llllllllier nl the ulil lllllll
liar resiilenecsof l-'i ll It tlM-llile hat e linen
converted into these palatial liuililinus,
inany of w hieh are cNnlusivcly for liaeh
clors, "I Inw can a luiie liiichi'lur enjoy him
sell'" III the must snnipl Ions' li'uniliiT.
He can have his private uparliiicuts ele
gantly I'tiriilslieil with rare liric-a-lirae
ami fust I y rugs, cxpensit c paintings anil
ancient tapestry hanginus. He nan un
to the rluli, lounge in 11 luxurious ea-.y
clinir, or stroll on Ihe iivcntie or dine
with sonic I'ashioiiulile ladv iidiuiri-r w im
tries with all her arts nml couiiiliuieiiis
tu lure him tn iiiali iinony. Bui he has
lieeiiino too sellish in consider unyolics'
huppincss hut his own. The most ch-
guilt upurtmcuts arc near the pal k.
One that is nuw in course of erection is
over twelve stories Itiuli, und has a
frontugeof UNI feet hy ! deep. It Is of
massive grey stone nml brick, ol the
latest style nf urchitccliirc, nml design.
Tliere lire eight ilill'crent cm t alli es mnl
lurge gateways lending into u grand
court, whom 'beautiful beds of choice
Mowers will a. hi to the beautyof the ill
closure. Powerful elevators are to be
used which w ill carry carriages In the
dill'ercnt Honrs of the occupant. This
building is on the homc-flub plan ami
enables each tenant to ow n his suite of
rooms. Prices vary fi I $10 to Ju.utm,
a riling lo Ihe size ami loeation nf the
building ami rout i is. Such prnperty is
subject to taxes and repairs to Ihe build
ing. The cost of this building when
completed w ill be over a million.
The latest plaee of amusements is the
Kden Musec. il is an exhibition uf wax
lay figures, representing noted people of
history. On enteriiigthe niiisco the lirst
tiling' that one is nttmetctl w ith is n
group of three, u young ei inn try girl, her
eseurl, anil aiinllicr young man. They
are gazing nt uu ailverliseiiient nf "lie
ware of pickpockets." Wewatehed the
group sniiictiino, und thought they were
so peculiar, lull seeing I hey tlit 1 lint move
we realized the decept iu'n, ami had a
hearty laugh. Ill the adjoining rooms
tvcro'small alcoves inu hieh were dis
played realistic ttiblcnus from tho lives
of noted personages. One of these was
Napoleon II, lying in state surrounded
by his w idow', Kinpross Kugenie, with
lieroiuy sun ami llic itiiico .icrnme nn
naparti) wilh his threo suns. Next to
this booth was it tableau of the defense
of the Prince Inijn rial against
his murderers in Africa. The figures are
life size nnd lire copies of the originals.
In the central hull is it largo collection
of the rulers of the world. They are
placed on a high platform whern'sonio
tiro seated iintl others standing in easy
positions. On the. stairs lending to the
platform are nil the national guards.
Another large group represents the abo
lition of slavery in tho I'nited States.
It includes lien'. I littler, Grant, Lincoln
Sherman and Hancock. There are also
ten realistic tableaux of the great in
ventors and discoverers of the age. The
literary and artistic group include nl
tho grout composers, singers und artists.
A lower part of the building is called
Crypt. Here is shown tho mode ofcapi
taf punishment in tho various parts of
the world. Snnio of the clothing used
for tho liguro ot these pictures, or rather
tableaux, wero worn by men who were
condemned to death, nnd were pur
chased from tho surviving relatives.
Besides many nioro of these, one can
view over ,tKI0 stereoscopic an nf ull the
world. Tlie delightful music hall in the
center of the building furnishes nn ex
cellent orchestra, and hero one can have
a dainty repast if desired.
Regarding other amusements, I can
say but little, us tho regular season nf
tho best theatres havo closed, and only
light pieces are put upon the boards. I
havo, however, visited most all the thea
tres, and 1 litttl none inoro sweet and
cosy than our own. There are others
more capacious, and tho double stage at
tho Madison Snuare deserves admira
tion, us well us tlie Casino, as u summer
place of amusement.
My olllce, which overlooks the
square, is daily lilled with noted
professionals. Tlie author of Poep-n-lion,
of which JiOO.iHiO copies havo boon sold at
a royalty of $S,(HH), and Hy-by-Biiby, and
others, un which ho has gained $2u,(KKi,
is. a young iiiiin of ministerial appear
ance. He lias an income of sumo $.'10,000
a year, which does not prevent liini from
accepting an engagement at our theatre
for next season. Miss Clara Morris,
who is considered tho linest emotional
actress on the stage, lias been induced to
play for us next winter for the considera
tion of $1,000 a night. Sho is socngerly
sought for that wo could not iill'or.l to bo
without her. Hartley Campbell's My
Partner, and tho Inst attraction of tho
Union Sipiure theatre, "Sopurution," has
been engaged at a largo certainty. Tho
Devil's Auction, including tifty-livo peo
ple, a largo ballot, will bo seen by our
people Mudnmo Rhea, J. K. Kinniett,
whoso beautiful so.igs have charmed so
manv hearts, Gus. Williams nnd others.
I hud almost forgotten nn unusual at
traction wo nro to have, Mile. Mario
Aiincc, who is to appear in Dallas in a
new comedy. It will bo remembered
that Aimeo has horetoforo sung in
Fronch opora comiipio, so it will be de
lightful to hear her speak Knglish. She
will doubtless ronder "Pretty ns a
Picture," which she sings so coqiuitislily.
Tho Bandit King, Jesso James, of such
notoriety, who lias boon on tiio stage
since "his eventful career, will
potrny to us a modern Jack Sliep
liord! IIo still appreciates "large sums"
and will only come for a largo percent
age. Our expenses for tho coming sea
son will bo verv large, but wo hope our
kind friends will give us their patronage.
On Broadway and Fifth avenue uro si ill
to bo seen many New York belles who
have not left for tho country or seaside.
Their stylo nnd costumes nro varied
though tho delicate brown mid light
frrays are greatly favored. Our Dallas
adies compare very favorably in beauty
and stylo, for I soo nothing particularly
new. Hoops are displayed in sonio of the
stores and extremely largo bustles are
destined to lo worn'diiring the full and
winter. Tho hair is worn very high, with
a profusion of soft curls and ringlets. Tho
latest stylo of walking hat is a narrow
brim sailor with bunches of held Dowers
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sii'tiinilv 1. 1 tl'iiinii Ilm S 1 .tt I H-111 Ink. s
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is i.iltuM ti illi t i-i.-iit-.l Iii r.il. s li'.iiii
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, llnil. .tt vs.iirlilith; I'mui Purkeri'i-umy.
' 1 ipililuii l.y W'csl.j. Tliere Is nn lull ..'
i ei i iniuiis lu l In- re.-.. pi. 'I'lie.i.i lu.' tty-
ill',' till- I lis" M ils Hut llski'd In, llll. I ill. I Hut j
, pl.l llisi"ilelliills n I. let and law ull I'e- t
"ii.l. Tli tin i'iiiiii'I, ami iliei'i'is m 1 11-
lleli nt eviili'iiei' In jiisiily Ihe llll Inn.'. ,
1 thai tin' pitt'tins euiieliiili'il In tlliiill'lmt
: their huiuestcit.l ami ilid. in lin-i. aeipiirn ;
uite III III.' Iliilnl in iiiie.-llun. 1 Here una.
1 it iileuen finiii wiiieh tin nn euiil.l
eunilii.l,. thul after remit el ina Irnin tlm
1 hmd in iiiie-.u..it, mnl cslalillshlnn iheir
liuiite iijiuii minilier inn-t. thai the a;.-
pi linn ami her Im il..ui. nun i I In
separtiin It. nit ea.li tither, an. I in
I piirsiiau f tills iiii lei-l in.l-
lilt: tlltlile.l ihclr prupni-iv
jlieiwet'll theliiselvi'S mid allerw ill'ils
I lit ml npurt I'l'ntii I'Ui'h nl her from that
I lime up tn the present. This vnluut.ii'y
1 ami mental aliaiiil.nimeut l.y I mill the
w if" and liiisluunl, ut' their mai'lial
riuiits, iluties and relatiuits, v. nul l of
I itself work a fui'l'eiiuif nf ull claim Iiv
I I In-iii tu tlm prune ny ns u lioiiii'stnail.
. I Intiii'steail rights am nut u in lei I tn
; wives h i nliainliin their liiisiianu
; M'olliim vs. Atkins.. ti. ''eas Law Ii...
1 view, SVXi Nurure liief, nr shuuld they
1 nllutvcil, ill enses u'hei" the purtics
nuive tn iiliandoli each olhcr, nml tin, ill
I a. l, In piit-siianee of such arcenicnl.
j jive apart I'luin each other for years, us
was il-itie in this case. ( 111 Tcxus, J.T.t; 1
, Tnxus, US.'!: 41 Texas, -.11 Texas, !is;.V.i
Texas .'j;; ."ni Texas, :ilo; ."ill Texas, :!:
Texas Law Itcvicw, .) Alllrmeil.
Texas A- Pueilie railway ts. Hays;
from Graysun cuiinly. opiniuu bySiav
tnn.J. Although llic witness P. tpiali
lictl himself ns nil expert, yd. had he
not done so, us he gave titc facts itpim
which he based his opinion as to lite
cause of the Injury, his testimony was
lint subject to o'lijci'liillt. ll Was lint
error in' the court In refuse to charge
the jury that plaiiitilf could
nut ' recover, unless defendants
knew, or by the exercise
of ordinary diligence inighl have known,
of the dele. -live eha ranter of the lunch inert-
through which Ihe injury resulted,
aiid that the burileii was upon the ap
pellee lo prove this. The converse of
this proposition is the correct doctrine.
(Iiallas ,v Wichita railway vs. Spickcr
el ill. :l Tcxus Law llevicw, it. ill. The
remaining ipiesi inns have been disposed
of by previous decisions. AHirmcd.
Ladies apprnve of your smoking
"LiUlo .Inker."
The rliiri'lifi' Niglillliiinl.' nf Hie Nursery.
The following is an extract p-mti a let
ter writ It'll to the German I'ei'nrined
Messenger ut ChiiiiibiT.shiir'r, Pennsyl
vania. A MI'.N':.U TliKsS.
.lust open the door lor her. ninl Mrs.
Winslow will nrovo the American Flor
ence Nightingale of the nursery, of
ihts wo urn so sure, that we w ill leach nnr
"Susy" to say "a blessing on Mrs. Wins
low"' for helping her to .survive and es
cape the griping, colicking and teething
siege. Mrs. Wmslnw's Soothing Syrup
relieves the child from pain anil cures
dvscnterv and diiirrluea. It softens the
g'unis, reduces inllaiuatiim, cures wind
colic, and carries the infant safely
through llic teething period. It performs
precisely what il professes to iierlorin,
every part of it--nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow--know her
only through the preparation of her
'Soothing Syrup for Children Teething."
If wcliutlth'u power we would make her,
as she is, a physical savior lo the ifniuit
race. Sold by' all druggists, "i cents a
bottle.
Hx-Siicaki'i- .lames Vt'. Iliistttl, tif the
New Vnl'lc Leu Is lal lire.
MAKKS A I'KW ItKM.tltKS.
"You tli. I nnt go to Florida for your
cough ami cold, as von proposed?''
"Nu! I I'otiii. 1 the necessary ozone nnd
pine aroma in lour aiicock s rorous
Plasters, twn nn my buck and two on
my chest. 1 was quickly cured; they
proved a perfect shield against illicit
iitonta. These plasters also cured my
sun of rheiiinalisiii in Ihe shoulder,
which for mouths delicti medical skill.
I have found Ihein verv quick lo cure,
and absolutely piiinless. In bruises no
external remedies can be more
live."
clloc
"Allcock's" is the only genuine I'urnus
Plaster; buy no other iiinl you will not
bo cheated.
Oi l en Iti'l'iirn tlie Mcrliliuti Of I II''
Is reached, tho teeth decay. Jn nine
cases out of ten they become carious
through neglect. The timely use of Sn
zodoiil arrests tho destructive cllectsnf
impurities which have been allowed to
accumulate upon the teeth. Children's
teeth polished and invignrntcd by this
stilulury botanic preservative will re
main sound and white until a ripe old
Hue, and failing teeth arc rescued by il
from increasing dilapidation.
lr. lltisuiiltti.
This minie has become so familiar wilh
the most of people throughout the
United States that it is hardly ncces
rary to state thut lie is the originator of
tho' great Dr. llosanko's Cough anil hunir
Svrup, tho people's favorite remedy,
wherever known, for coughs, colds, con
sumption und nil nll'ections of tho throat
antl lungs. Prico fiO cents nnd $1.00.
Sold by ilickox A Patterson, Dallas.
Purity, Freshness nnd Flavor
Are mighty und will prevail. Ilionosa,
tho preference of rousted eolfee is pro
nounced bv all who uso it, tlie best
roasted eoll'eo ever placed in tho Texas
market. Prepared at tho largest eoll'eo
mill in the south. It is shipped direct to
tho dealer and readies the consumer
quickly, possessing undiminished, the
beautiful llavor and aroma, which dis
tinguishes lino coll'ee. Sold immediately
after roasting, by nil grocers, in pniintl
packages, (iuarantood absnlutely fresh
und pure. Thnso who are not familiar
with the superior qualities of Hionosa,
should injustice to themselves, givo it
uu early trial ami be convinced.
The g'.orv of man is his strength. If
von aro weakened down through exces
sive study, or by curly indiscretions, Al
len's Drain Kootl will permanently re
store all lost vigor und strengthen all
tho muscles of brain nml body. !pl;
fnr!f. At druggists, or by mail from . I.
If. Allen, 31."i First avenue, Now York
Aro you inudo miseriililo by indiges
tion, constipation, dizziness, loss of ap
petite, veilow skin? Shilnh's Vitulistoris
a positive cure. Sold by J. M. House.
Why will you cough when Shilnh's
Cure will give immodiato relief. Price
lu, 50 and l. Sold by J. M. House.
1 .i'
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Jt tm'M'Jll M M ll(illlt
TNI Tltfl
f il.itl A .!, ...I V.f .1. nfilll ItMlf lhi
"" II r.i..'ll 4 1 . I in k.4 W
I ..1 ..I t . il W-t l.iw Vrt'w. Hi r .i.iM.ltl4
l)0i:S NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
n liutllilt ktl Hi NEVIR lltl Iiiunusilk
J In a million h.siusi f.ir a t.uit'-r of ft ts-nliir It ba
1 tUsnl flit. iui.tiairis' twiltfl.ld li-.t,
I THE TESTJFJHE OVEN.
irniCE IJAKIN( rOWDEItCO.,
Dr. Price's Lupulln Yeast Gems
. r Lla-lit, ll' slilir Hns.1, Th lkt Hry U p
V.s.t lu 1 lid WurUI.
FOR
CHICACO.
SALE BY
CROCERS.
ST. LOUIS'
fynsaBsaaszsaa. r anna
"Wjilt ttir ts'inliitr Ibtn iin.Lf?" mi tet
tlttl ny I'M. I t'll lu hit .'lurn.itiy i'un-
Iili t. lit my. un'h'i.viT. Uiut tli. roUntisl
wry to tiM tul.a.-is, ! tltr..iiti tlie 'lsi.
AU trfns Hut .'i.ly Ui- li.st tol-ari-.i .hoiil.t
I'S lix-l Wtli-ll la till Is-'tr 'l'b-t to
ttiniili Xfttiiri' Limnititrilititt-it thfluiMt il
OtUrlir flavor, itlai-ksvirt Hull Imrhaiu
SiiioklliH'T.'linisolilla tliv lull i-iilitl-tt-ly.
Nrmrly Iwo tltlr.ti ot alltli" telri-oirritwu
nn Un' lliilili-nT"lis'iilii.!l of N.irlli faro.
Una inns! liitiitliuuiainilNiii.ry nl Ittai-k-wi-ll.
st piirtumi. '1 Ii. y buy llio ft. k nf
UlO ttttlro tss'tlnii. l,uct
lllt.-ksrvU'a Hull Dtirliam
Siuukui Tolai-co la 111"
Is-tof tliat tnltat-ci. Di'U'l
In. dtsslvtsl wU'-ii you buy.
Tlm lmrtuuu llttU tnuus
niirk la on
wry noli um
tstckaire.
UtachwelPii Ornuino Hull Durham
Im Ui choltvof all Jiiiltruftuf
bu.oJ.ui Tulwccu.
AYER'S
Ague Cure
cm.tiiii.s nn aiitlilniL' fur nil iiialitrlul tll-
ii!-i'..'i'rt w'.il.'li, mi far ns Uiioivn, is um-il lu no
itl.i i' r.-i;n--!y. It ei.titain.t no (juiiiine, nor
..; t. ni.'i'iil I..H-iKili'ti'i'ii.us vttl'stnni'o tvliut
I'Vrr. -in I i'.ii.si iiii tilly i-ri.iliU'i'S no injurious
lie. t ;...ilt III.) I'l'll'tilllliotl, t.tlt li'UVCS tllO-
t. in :i l.i it.iiiy n it was hi'tnrn the uttnt'kv
we wAr.?nv:.T avek'3 aode cuke
l.i i'i-.i', every t .-t'e i f 1'ivor anil .Acne, Intcr
n. ill. nt or Chill Fever, lioiiiltti tit Fovi-r,
I'uti.li Au-', l.ihotis I'Vvcr, nnd Liver C'oin
I'lalnt c.-iusi'il by malaria. Jucasetif failure,
i.tn-r .tno trial, OVnlcm are authorized, liy our
riiotilar u.dcil Julyiet, to refund Ilia
money.
Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass-
Suld by all Druggists. :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ?.'
RICHMOND
T CUT HO, 1 CIGARETTES.
I'litiiretlc sninKcrs who arc williiix lo pay a
Utile mure fur cit'iucltes than llic price
eltiiii:ed for the unlhiiuy Iriulcchcarcllcs will
Ilml the
lilclinieiiil Straight ( nt No. 1
Ktipi'i'lnr Inall others. They ure inmle liiini
Ihe luighlesl, llto.st llelil'lttelv llll vt Hell, lltnl
hinhi vt i-o.-t L'nl.l h nt' un'.' it III Vlrginl't. unit
tire tlhsnlutely U'lthntlt lliltlltenitinlt u-ll t'llu'S.
We tle the genuine l-'l-eli'-h l-iee mier ul our
own llll'eet illliultlltlnll U lllell Is lilinle rspe
riitlly fur ll", wiltei- liliilkeil w ilh Ihe liilllte uf
the lit-iilnl
Richmond Straight Cut NoJ I
n nirl: i-; it'i'lh1. u ilhoui wliit-h num' aro
'i iiiiin.'. i:nc iiiiltMii'ins oi lr.inl have
Ii. in )i'l ;iiit riLrnrrtti' smuki'is am
(iinl HMidl Unit tills Is tin' old and urttrlnal
lraii'l, :iud ti nhsiTvo that tai!i pacUiiut' nr
liu til
RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT CIGARETTES
iU'iirs the SigimtiiiT of
ALLEN & GINTER. Manufacturers,
KIl'IIMiiNI). VA.
XO yV.W Til I Mi.
STRONG'S SANATIVE PILLS.
Proved tiy successful use for half a century
the best
LIVER MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
No griping, pnlsnnmis tlrtms, lint, purely
VCItellltile, safe itltd relltllile. I'l'eserilii'd even
by ph.vsichius. A speedy cure Inr liver cinii
plalnt, regnlittlng lite hotvcls, pnrifyitiK tho
tiloiul, cleanshn; tt-oiii iiiahirhil tiiint. A per
feel cure for slek hi iiiliii hi', eoiisllpiillna, nnd
nil bilious ilisnrilel's. Sold by llntgi-'ists. Knr
paniphlets, etc., inlihess C K. Hull A- Co., IS
Cedar Street, New York City.
NVAXTKI)
DAWN:
Adonis fur iho GOLDEN
Or Uyht nf tho
(i It K A T K U T lT U K.
ScIumiI triii'liors, studi'iitn, yotinif inon n4
lmlifs ad hit; a ay:cnl I'm I his lunik aro mnk
int: osvr Hi a niniilh; Hrlls lust, unf aii ut
sold 71 lirst l." days; unnthor Hi In M days;
unolticr It lu 1 day; another 1'iaud hlhlrs In
."idiiys. Si'fiirc territory (Uick. Also aircnM
wnnttMl fur tho hrst illtislrait'd family hllilu
ovtr sohlhy am-nls. Hind for circular. Al
drt'M Texas Hook und Itlhlo Co.. 7Vi Klut
Stivct, iiallas. Texas.
Without pain or detention
from business.
CTIIK Ci 1 AK A N T E K 1 .
AllromtntinleatlouHst rletlyiMUi
Ihlentlal. Kor pauidilets and eer
itlteates, address iieorm rA. Jtnul
iord. M. 1., Urutfirlst. and l'hur
ntaeist. llox (.'oluinbus, ;a.
CONSUMPTION.
I hare pootttre remedy for th mbor dltM; br Ita
thoDMnd of ctwi of the wont kind and of lone
undine bftva ben cored. Indeed, so itrons ti mj faith
In 1U fflcftcy, thU I will ind TWO BOTTLKS Nil,
together wtth ft VALUAHLK TKBTI3Kon thli dlieMft,
toftUxatUIerer. titve BxiirM end P. O. addreee.
, DB.T. JuSLOCl 111 Petri Sk, New To
opiu
HABIT
CURED