The Dallas Daily Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 134, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 29, 1885 Page: 4 of 8
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.iittl-t:lii Matter.
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BCNDAY MARCH SB 1885.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
rOR MAYOR.
DonuM Mb. Joint Shell A") uamn-
dtdste fur Mayor at tb ensuing fleetlou la
April. "
'U ARK AUTHORIZED TO AN-
nnunoe John IWnhy Iihown as
candidate lor Mayor.
w1
WI ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nouDce Mb. Eu. o. Smith a eaudi-
4at fur Mavor at Ihsenaulini April eleoi Ion
11TB ARK AUTUORIZKD TO AN.
IT nounce Dk. J. W. C'kowouk a the
regularly nominated candidate by the Dem-
ocratic part- lor the ollka of Mayor at the
ensiilint April election.
FOU ALDERMAN.
VT BRBAuftloTlIZI'ri) AN-
V" nounce Colon m L. M. Maktik m a
cacdl. bU) for Kchool Director lu th Hlnh
Ward ol UilHclty Kl ctlon prll7ll.
VifK Aiifc ATjTiIoiuja)irAtT
Tf nounoeH. II. M: limine a a caudldsle
for tueolllce of Alderman lor Ilia lou term
i n the Mlxlb Ward at the ensuing- election
"UTE AM! AUTHORIZED TO
T n uiidH Mh. John 11. Louckx
AN.
oanumar to Aiii-nnau in tne Hrst Ward
t the ensuing At rb election.
WE ARK
ft nouiivo K. j. Kivi.kn
AUTUORIZKD TO AN-
L. J. KlVI.KM nil D. futnll.luln
or Alilcnuau from the Firth Want.
W E ARK AUTHOKIZ10D TO AN-
I' nounce Mh. C. M. Tkhky aa a candl-
ale for Alderman la tho First Ward at the
dmiiiik election
ALTTTro"iiIZi..I)
Mk. Fhanuis Baum. who is entitled
the F.l Mahdi or Dallas la hold in a
Canada prison for extradition on the
charges of arson aud forgery. Ho will
thedispatohes say apply for s writ of
habeas corpus. The present outlook
would foreshadow the fact that his cor
pus will soon be recognized here in Dal
las. Hi friends here should moet him
at the dopotwith a brass band. But
the Canada laws permit an appeal from
habeas corpus tria1 aud if this be
true Baum will have a "parrot time"
fighting legal proceedings before he can
get back to this oity where he is so aux-
lous to show his nose.
Tub aeaate has passed the house
out w oeuer protect nab and game
in the state with the exclusion
of certain counties. It looks very much
like the protection the wolf gives the
lamb. Of what benefit Is the law re-
garding the Ash interests when all the
oountles bordering on the lower nor
tlons of the rivers are exempt from Its
provisions and fish can be trapped
allied with dynamite and inadeslok
with ooculus Indlcus. Such laws are
an abomination.
To an.
D. Carter for rA-ilwv
tlnn to the oiuue of Councilman lu the ttlxlb
warq ror tne loin term
117 K ARK
nounce Ma. J
WE
DOI
oeratlc
. -i
V. I. Ill
Irctlon
ARK AUTHORIZED TO an.
nounce Da K. M. Tillman iu ilmUm.
oeratlc nominee lor Alderman for the lone.
tern lu the Fourth Ward at the ensulinr
H'K ARK AUTllOnr.h'.n to am.
TV nounce buiMUNO Iaikii ita a candidate
for the ntllco ol Alttermnu from the Fourth
ikk ' U0U llM) Klectu Alr" 7
11TK ARK AUTHOR 1ZKH Til AN
vv nounce O. 1". IIowhkii an a oundhlnto
-XIJ!.viviiItJII"J term.
roB ALUtllllAN-KAM DALLAS.
WK ARK AUTHORIZED Til "an
TT nounce Ma. F UamjKK an a candidate
for 0uiuilliiian In Kant Dallas ut tuo eiinu-
' nytii ciecnnu.
11' ri auk AUl-llOHIZICI) TO AN
i i V . BO' "AXHH aa a
vuuoiiMj or .iiiiifiiiuiaii iu bast
the ensuing April cl.'cilon.
Dallas at
Tmsoflloeof mayor In Chicago is for
ie or good Doha vlor but this only ap
plies to Cahtkii Haurison.
bi-l'i:ii)i:iiT AmiiUB is about to
unket lu Kuropo. It will uot be at pub-
uoeapouHe uut in ihu Intoront of the
New York liishlon plate makers.
Anh now tho legislature wants to
furnlNh Justlcos or tho 'oaoo with books
and stationary. Why don't they furnish
them with pantaloons socks and paper
collars. Them filtins tlu.y must have.
It Is to bo feared the gninlto bill as It
Is called will not puss tho bonne. It
Would bo probably a good measure uu
the stato would theroby bo nsxured of a
oapltcl tlul would enduro as long as
tlina la: Im.
TiiHBau Anloulo Tiuifa Is a noutlv
printed ably edited typographically
banilmiine paper lint it is never back-
ward lu blowing Its own horn. Well
the Hkkai.u adds a nolo of pralfce for
'he TIiiioh merlls it.
Tub house baa passed a bill prohibit-
ing backot-shops from carrying on bus
iness In this state. How would it be if
the legislature would attend to the pen
Itentiary laud and appropriation bills
Instead of looking Into matters that only
affect a few speculators and parties
who want to grow rich on their opin
ions or the rise or the fall or the price
or wheat corn or cotton. These bucket-
shops are of little importance and not a
ball dozen are In operation In the whole
stato.
Cot. Wvlh lately returned from
Washington says the roportof there be
ing so many oUlce-seekera Is true only
in the faot that there are a great number
of them. But he aurees with the Cour
ier-Journal that the number is far less
than were present after Garllold's lnau-
garatlon (which he attoudod) aud where
one Kopublloan administration suc
ceeded another. He sayg moroovor that
iexaswas more modest in hor olUce-
seeklng representation than was any
oiucr Bouiuera state.
Part-n kiihiih- betwoen mau and wile
has been decldod by tho genoral term
of the Brooklyn olty court to be Illegal.
Tho udges say wllh one dissenting
opinion that "there cannot bo a legal
oo-parlnerahlp betweeu husband and
wile." Tills is In direct conflict with
the spirit of Texas legislation which
forms a coparcenary arrangement ou
the event of coverture! that la as to the
pnssosslon and accretion or property.
Thk great probability now Is that
prohibition will be prohibited. Tho
looul option law In sometimes good lu
llsoneratlon. and In certuiu rare locali-
ties absolutely essential but when
It comes to binding coiisoimioo and
habit by statutory Inhibitory reg-
ulation tho effort will ver be fouud Tu-
tilo and tlio lonul bonds prove to bo but
wisps of straw.
Okn.Qohiiun lelt a liulo momorau-
'm In view of his piuhnUo ' taking
ir" thnt his diary should be pruned
:oublderaoly. tiux. finANT lu view of
his aeir-coutonipluted dissolution wruld
do well to rn!ow his example.
Wbktiikii or not congress has the
power to deal with the subject ol poljg-
amy Is being much discussed. The
married ladies or Texas under the
present dispensation generally settle
that matter by domestic regulation.
Thk Hill County Visitor takes a
cheoi ful view or prospect ol the coming
year and predict excellent crops and
bettor times uoxt autumn. Hill nmn.i
la In a position to reap a fulr share or all
the blessings the year will hsve to bo-tow.
Tun Itlutlraudv rlvar is no lunger a
Hortnl Ktvx lilmly coiniirclienilc.l hm.I
dreadfully Inhabited u n(K jts
length a river to bu crossed onlv ut
groat peril. Its bank i own cities now.
end at Laredo tho people rutu In street
cars mid enjoy a daily pnper-The
Times. This is a fereut change. Webb
enmity will at no oislantdiiy i0 one of
the wealthiest region lu the south.
ills) oung County News Insists on
tho point that Young county is (hepos-
sensor ol butter coal and more of it than
all thoothor counties einbrucfd iu the
coal fields r Texas combluej. II tills
be truo Yoiin county ouuht to bo
nappy for wheu there n!m s uio being
worked tlwro will be it slriko there
among tho miners snro.
rCTl W71 TTfln A Y ar r. . . . n .
nnujvitu: uallAiv tEaAc SUNDAY. MARflTT 5n
DOMESTIC SECURITIES.
these many yearsl His mauly adher
ence to principle is surely not to be Ig-
nored by the president or sneered at by
the people.
The solemn trijth Is that Mr. Cleve-
land is restoring principle In national
admlnisl ration. He is not looking to
localities for.hls appointees but to men.
Whilst rogarUfuTor MntlonsTliTwlll'M'-
sign none to high places save
those who are worthy and who
will reflect honor upon the coun-
try at large. This Idea is only
beginning to dawn upon the people and
Its dosuetuds causes it to be wondered
at. Yet It Is right and the Democracy
must not marvel of complain of the
enforcement of views which for many
a year they have incorporated in their
enuaolated platforms. When the full
complement of representative ap-
pointees is scoured then comes up a
question as to the best men to reoeive
patronage which can be enjoyed by
many persons whose Individual capaci-
ties for filling the planes would be about
equal. Almost any eduoatod man can
be a clork or a revenue olllcer. These
officials can be taken according to geo-
graphical position as a recognition of the
fact that certain sections were loyal to
the principles on which Mil. Clkve-
land was elected.
But has it ever occurred to our Ito
publican Mends that the "obscurity" of
men now being given high ofllces is due
to tbemselvesT It has not boen a mattor
of "obscurity" that Democrats for 25
years havo been denied even a national
appearance except so rar as the statos
they represented would send them Into
congress. The Tact of tholr uot "loom-
ing up largely" 1 not due to their want
of ability or Incompetency but to the
beggarly systom or p rtlsan adminis-
tration adopted by the Be publican
party. Yet we have boen In a moasure
sullluiontly represented both at home and
abroad and the rationale or this Is that
the parties are so equally divided In tho
union that out or either iOOOyiOQ of
Republicans or Democrats the very
best material oan be lelected. Mb.
CLLVKLANi)lms2r00()(wo of Democrats
to select Iroin. He has acted wisely
aud will do so In Mure unless he
changes his policy. What a herolo
spoctnOle is presented in the action or a
man acting from principle!
A DAY'S SEWS FROM WACO
NEW TELEPHONE LINE STARTED.
A I'lothlnK Culprit ('Silured-McLeauan
(tuuuty Teachorn- state of the Wool
Markrt-A Church Contract
Let-The Weather f tr.
THE GAIN IS 3 3-4 FOR THE WEEK.
War Help Shares I'p Itullnuy Tople-
nom Dulliiea Maulfeat Labor
ffotei Failure In Diver
I'lacvs-Kuslneaii Klc.
Tone of the Slock Market.
w York March J8.-Governments
quiet and unchanged except for coupon
which areji-blghor. To-day was
very dull and Irregular. There were no
Important rumors. European war news
had apparently no effect and there was a
manifest disposition on the part of o p.
erators to wait. The only active
stocks were Lackawanna and Paolllo
man wiin moderate business in Bt.
ram iaae nuore and .Northwestern
comparing prices this evening with
those of a week ago the majority of
Blocks snow gains ol i 108M per cent.
tho latter for Paoitlo Mall.
And low tho Improvident council of
Foil Worth has gono and dono It. It
has bought the other huir of (ho water-
works of that city and tho town would
have been bettor off without It. Oh.it
Is pilirul lu a whole city full how much
taxes the poor distressed pooplo of the
Fort will have to ante up when the col-
lector eouies around.
It Is sal it F.ng'and Is bolter prepared
to engage In a war than she has boen
for years. 'Tiswellj for if Bussla forces
conflict there will be a "sorlinmsge"
that will affect tho wholo olvlllxed
world with the chances lu favor or the
Muscovite
Thk Galveston .News Is reporting the
Dallas post ollloe appointment In a way
that la very ridiculous to sav the ln.i
The llunAi.li would only ask that that
w ise and ell-poatod Journal would ao-
anowieuge what an Immenso slim'.in
tt uasuiailoof llsolf when thoappolut-
sui'iik in wiimniiiCMi
rn . . i ....
iiib iToniouionlsts gained a victory
t Hot Springs. The nuosllou was auk.
milled at the last eleutlon and having
u Kvumauj lorgoiion three votes
were csst lor It A majority of the votes
cast determluod the mattor and the
three voto did the business. The sa
loons ate closed at Hot Spring.
ir win o seen that the bill dividing
o.uUrouoouuiy into six additional
counties ha beondefeatod In the sen-
ate. This Is to be regretted for It was
matter of peculiar Intorest to those
living In the oountle proposed and
would have been or the gre.te.t liupert-
auc In settling up that exlouslve dl.
(riot.
"TuKiilKhttohlsa.'M.a aubect aBl-
tatlng the mind of the drama lover. It
la tight possessed by snakes and
Koeso but when assumed by members
of the human family It I. . usurpation
-of prerogative. There I. an old Venn-
nylvaula saying that savors much of
wisdom In it application to the great
rmy of dlscoutouts. U 1 thlst u you
dou't like the small loaf or bread leave
mi oaaory.
t T
lui.na i no denying the result of
oiuai aiiairs. The Chluese huv ever-
lastingly whipped the Frenou at Dong
Dong and the troop of uuny France
r In a precarloas situation in the
flowery Kingdom. The British armies
In Egypt are In no better condition and
ven Wolbklkt ha retreated with his
foroe lu good order from Kortt. The
heathen I on top and from all appear-
nees he will remain (berg I
Tub Ago has wisdom equal to Its
years. It Is mild and earnest. The ed-
itor la a strict moralist more of (he 1st
man the moral. He permitted himself
lately to deliver an editorial lecture on
the "Impropriety of beer drinking" and
no uount at the same time had his olllce
litleied wllh beer bottles.
TELEPHONE CONTRACTS.
"Contracts by telephone" Is a novel
question and the goidlan knot has
been cut by tho Kontucky riplor ol its
supreme court. Whilst It Is true as In
telegraph cases the parties contracting
ni Ithor see nor har each other except
by unrecognised volcu communication.
yet tho telegraph has writteu dispatches
for tho correctness or which tho com-
pany becomes responsible. This Is uot
the case In lolophoulo communication
but the sensible Kentucky Judiclsry
w nose su promo court the late gen-
eral aud uow iiblor Justice Jcski u II.
Lkwib presides ha wisely and logally
decided to admit the evidence of the op-
eratorof the telephone. It holds the
View that the operator Is an Interpreter
uu mmjm iuai wnere to person coin
uiuuloate In this way the communl -a.
tlouniay be proved either by the Inter
preiing operator or persons who are
present at the time of the oommnnlca-
oation between the patties and lu sus
laiuiug us position the court ravs: "It
I truo that In coinmunloatlng by tel.-
pnone tne parties cannot sou each other
uut tne statements of an lulerproter
ueiweon mum persons could bo nrovnd
by third partloa without calling the in-
terpreter a a witness! aud bv tolenon-
nic meau persous are as much together
ior an purposes or eouversatlon and ac-
tors In what may be ooourlng as If they
were Immediately present with each
other."
PRINCIPLE.
The Philadelphia Times In rAenrHlnir
tbe aommout ou the lato eabiuet ap-
polntmeuts gives the opinion of one
Koiineman whose Ideas It seems to
thluk worthy of being set up In type.
The gontlemau alluded to romarkod
upon reading the Bulletin that th
presldeut "might a well have ap-
poluted Kujionpb or Phklps. Now
the Ukhald cannot ooncelve or a more
unworthy Idea emanating from a Demo-
cratlo source. Mb. Phklm Is an ac-
complished and scholarly fontlemau
wbohaabeeathaoraoleof the party In
tatt hopelessly JtopubUoao for lo
Waco March St. Special Tho
Krlo Telephone company has com-
mnnued tlio construction or lis system
riom this city to TempUi which also
puts Helton on (he Waco telephonic cir
cuit now comprising over forte cities
town and villages. .
A man named Freeman i-lii
keeper in limud davliuht ihU ir
gutting away with a nalr of hoots and
some Mii.il! articles. When arrestn.l h.
we.s linind to bo a rouuUr walkinu
arseua . having ou a lar.ru six-shooter a
belt lull ol cai tiilges anil a psir ol brass
kuueks. lie snvs lie is from II m I
Husk county uml tlio clllcers tliiuk ho
is a dani;er"iis man.
I ho luaclierv uKsoo'atlons of thU
counlv white and colored. hll iii.
' dlily u-.eotlng. ima lo-d iv there
iMMIer ulioiit III white unl oe.ir h .i
ft neuors liroMHIU
The eilUcns of Waco w ill tender tho
visiting mmiihor of tho Central 'liix:s
Ciiltleiiiiui's ass.iclstlon a L'rsm! I'lll
and Imnipiei at ih M-H'lelUnd opera
iioiimc on I tin nigtit of April H.
Wool Isi'oiiinieiicllig to nriivo fieelv.
Onelotol r.is pound' fnim AMia.iy
Slow k( llord e nmiv iiroiiklit lil'; cei.H
lor Ilia round lol Waco expect- lo
market l.tVM.nno pounds of wool l!ns
seilson.
Tho i'ohtri"t for eouioluiing Trlnitr
MetlclM l':picoinl elniieh bulMin
was lei to d.y. It will bo one of ihu
liHiidsoiueMt ohnicll ediliees iu tlio city
'Ihu sultry weather of yesterday lias
b hiacoeded iy a n irllier.
An Alliance Atln.t llurrlo..
Wasiiinoton March .'S.-Inrorinn-lion
has boen received in the ellv. that
on the Ujth instant a treaty of alliance
oueusive ami UofeuMivn was formally
simoon i isiivaaor ny the governi its
oi San Salvador Mcar.g ia and I'osta
Ideo. An alliaucii was euterxd Into
those slates liuinedla'ely upon the aii-
noiiiiciinent of Piesideut Itarrlos'
project of Confederation. The de-
tail of plans lor mutual defense
were not signed until the J.Mh wimn
tho treaty was signed. Hy th treaty
(osta.Kica pledged herselt lo contribute
to the common defense for the present
lOo.ikHI in uion y and I(K) troops who
sentol hostilities. Nicariigna agrees to
furnish 4iKKI troeps and Salvador her
entire available military forces. Costs
Kloaglve her aid to the alliance in
money lather than troop because of
her distance Irom the border lino or
San Salvador where (lie tliiatemalu
forces w ill seek to enter the territory
i nero are no railroads anil no w ay for
the troops to reach Nun Salvador from
tost Itica except by a tedlns march ol
several hundred miles. By the terms
ot tlm treaty the president of San S tl-
yador ill have tne d notion ot opera-
turns against 11 irrios tor the prcm-nt.
! ni irmai tun hat been received hero
to day to the ellecl that a movement is
on tool to overthrow the government ol
Honduras and to mini an alliance or
the people of that muntrv
Wllh the rcooln r VI..... .'.
Oosia Uloa and San Salvador against
Gen. Barrios' movement. It u r.
ported to have originated with Marco
Aurchas Soto the former president ot
loiidiiras.now In New Yorkcltv. Since
Itarrlos' announcement of his intention
to make himself suprtmo military rliler
of the Central Amerloan states Nolo
i Hsld to have been quietly at work
Irving to break the alliance of Hon-
duras with Guatemala. Hi
negotiation have keen carried
on through a general ortlte rormor coun-
try with whom he baa an Intlmato ao-
qualntauee. The peoplo of Honduras It
Is understood uro onpovod to Karrlos
and are only w aiting for sn opportunity
to break away from him. Tney are.
therefor) willing t Join forces with
rjicaragua In sn attempt to oveithrow
their own present govern-
ment. The foree of Nleara-
Kua It Is la asserted will tinmlcr
6000 or more and will cr .s (hi border
Ine Into llondutas nud sl lu roVo-
lullon. With the addition of the
opponents of Barrio In Honduras
Il ls said in army of oO.fioo men can be
raised by the state which are n'l ed In
resistance ti the pretentions of tho pre.
Itallroad New.
THK FOB T W0KT1I A I)KN VliR KXTICNMION
Wichita Faus March 28. Special.
iraPK laying nas progressed very
won this week considering the weather
which has not been Nvoruble. The
grading! nearly all completed mr the
tirst M miles and will be kept ahead of
track laying. The railway is construct-
ing a large lank lu tho reservation that
will cover 1200 acres near tho Htoek pens
at llarrold. Thespaij for the Wictita
lirldge anlved last night.
THK N1UKEL-PLATK IN TUB UAN0-I OV A
l KVKIVKII.
Ci.kvki.and March 1). W. Cald-
well was appointed receiver of the Now
York Chicago fc St. Louis er tho
IS ickel -Plate railroad to-day by Judge
rfones oi me ( uyauoga ceuniy common
pleas court. Hint was entered against
the railroad by th Uuion Trust com
pany oi afw lorn Udward King
president and Charters A. A. McClel-
lan or Auburn Indiana as trustees for
mo seconii uiortgago hoiids amounting
U $100(H)0(I0 to foreclose the mortgage.
Tho platulills allego In tlielr petition
that their mortgage is mbjeot to a deed
or trust executed December I ISHI to
tho Union Trust company ol New York
to secure the payment ot bouds sggre-
gating ir000OUO. A ificeiver was a.ed
for lu accordance with spoeill
cations of the trustee's deed
because the Interest on the bonds
Bcgrcgiitlnir lir.(Mn was due and
unpaid and taxes agaregnttlng K000 in
lour of tlio counties in iuiilana were due
and unpaid. It was alleged that the
current liabilities of tho railroad
amount to over i0twoi!(i1 anil Its availa-
ble resources to $llenoOK)j that many
suits wore pending against it
and that during the present
period of depression In business
M hud no means ol providing for Hs
iudoUfl.lnees and was prnctiudly In-
solvent. Mr. Caldwell tho receiver ap-
pointed is (ho vice-president of tho
road mid resides st Cleveland. His
bond is placed at S'J.OiHi.iKM and was
signed by J. II. Wado and S. K. Wil-
liaiiison ot this city.
A (iiiud tllitve.
CiiltiAfio March -JS.-Snlt was to-day
begun lu the fudoral curt l.uro tig.iin t
.uu i oiuis ivaiiiii railroad company to
compel roinpllaiieo Willi the law requir-
ing that live stock in transit be given
live hours rest lor every -H hours it is
on t tin rosil. Tlii- suit is uiidnistooil to
lie at (lie instance or the American Hu-
mane society ami wit! tie ot special in-
tontst in tlio wo-.t lo railroa Is and stock
men ns tho society at a reeenl uncling
in l'ntsMirg resolved to hire altornevs
in Ihn principal cities whom there H'm
stock yards lo prnsmmte vloiators of toe
law. Tins is Hie lirst case under Hie
statute lu the west.
our substantial business men to-day I0-
OO'.tlie required amount wasubcrined
aud work will be coiumenced immedi-
ately so as to have the mm ready for
operations iu time for the coming cron.
Deputy Hherill White made eight ar-
rests at Chat Hold ot parties implicated
n the mob that shot Into Mrs. BreseliiK-
hsin's house all of whom gaT9 tni KIIll
will have a preliminary trial Tuesday
lleury Watts a negro was arrested and
Jailed for obtaining money under false
pretenses.
r lti.H ""derstood here that Treasurer
J li. Fish of the Texas St. Louis
railway will be tendered the manage-
ment or that road.
Col. W. J. Betterton and Deputy In-
ternal Revenue Collector A.M.Cocbran
ol Da las spent the day In our city aud
returned home this evening.
A young man who has been acting as
freight clerk iu the Houston A Texas
Coutral olllces here has just proved to
be a lineal descendant pf the house or
Gloster. Councillor C. MoAngus of
the queen's beuch. London. AfrlVAll TAB.
teridHiy 8earoh nt tle missing anion of
....uy uviog iraceu nun to this
point and informed him of the death ol
elder brothers and his accession to the
titlea aud fortune of the family. He
save a graud entertainment to his
menus nere Monday night before
leaving for Kncrland.
The remains ol James Blair who was
killed at Big Springs arrived here this
evening accompanied by his father and
orotner. The luueral will lake place
m.ui tu laiuiiy resilience at n o'clock
io-uiorrow morning.
DENTOiN'S DAY'S DOINGS.
MORE ABOUT LOCAL OPTION
The Count Judge About to Isauea Iroh.
bit bin Proclamation and the 8a-
loonlat After an Injunction
lb School ItoMer.
-No c.t-
I the out
(Honnijr at l.on
Ms.N March Sp. el
tie buyers here up to dale
look Is bad for tho uvem.i grangers
have no luoieiv an I I tin n-j: ehanls are
noi nappy eiLiio.ii- prospect.1! aiv good
l .1 1 III.. 11. lit r!.
roitr ok u i. k - ion.
l i Al.V k.ston March JS.-Arrived: Tie
s'lMin .l.iii mill is:i IU. in Now Vo.k.
Dknto.n Murch 28. Sf eoial.-Local
option Is still an all-absorbing topic of
conversation. The commissioners
oourt listonod to speeches on bth sides
or the question again yesterday after-
noon and took tuo matter under ad-
visement until this morning when tho
decision was reached that tlio election
Should htand. and that the court had Itn
jurisdiction. to pass upon Hie
legality or the eWc.ion. The
county fudge will therefore
Issue his proclamation forbidding tho
sale of intoxicating beverages to take
effect In 20 davs. Tho II Kit bi's cor-
respondent is reliably informed how-
ever that an Injunction will be granted
Monday restraining tlio publication ol
tho proclamation nnd that the saloons
will continue to do business until a le-
gal election is held ut which a majority
shall vote for prohibitum.
Prof. K. F. Coineirvs. Kline l-intotiilnnr.
or the Denton high school has til.'I pupils
enrolled. The professor graduated in
the university of Alabama iu lHlft. He
is 41 years ol ago aud a mnst successful
educator.
Mr. Jonsa Hopkins citv secretary.
died of pneumonia late veslenlav evnii.
ing and was buried in '.ini (bid Fellow'
cemetery this stteruooii. His remains!
were toll.. wed to tlio gravn bv niaiiv
friends. He leaves a w ito and daughter
to leeiini his dualli.
Those Visiting our Establishment
This Week
WILL FIND OUR STRIKING
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J nst the Goods That are Reasonable and New.
Former Prices.
ThisWeek's Prices.
(b nenil Wadiiiigiini Iiileillgciu-e.
ATrrt.NTlON UU nuol' iKMO:. fit;
rtci.siiKi:-'!
WAMUMiT .N March L'S.-TI o com-
iiilssiniinr of Iiid'sn alf.ilrs to-dnv Is-
smd the Fclitdules of siij plies required
r' Hie ludisns this spring liic'uillng
fl'ilii)(ieO worth of beef and K.ni.ono
woi'.li of dres-i sisids. Advertisements
r proposals wlli In prune! in Iieiini-
$25.00 ! Camclet Press Patterns emltroltlered $17 50
I In Wool. Arrasi nw Uh Slnnl s. y
rey Mixed Silk aud Wool SuIIh
$2250. Stripes mid Checks to combine of bean. (tiflco
.. tir.ii envct. fyWb.
All-Wool Alba ross Milts plain mid
$15.0 ' . Hprurcd goods toinbliicd vurlely ef &15 00
colors. v u"
$15 00. j ll!uinlni(fd AIL Wool Pathm Drpss 4i o 50
i Patterns plain ami figured material. y u
j A lino of fcreuliig ? nlf inutle or a
$0.00. 1 Albatross ( luth finhreiitcrcd In $14 50
J Cliwnl In Arras -ne nml filoselle Silk.
nanei; i m hc; i
r l'uiiaac-la.
r I!..iel'li.dwle
The 'IVIephiiln T.li.
Hm.ToN Marcli is.-;sjneial.;-I'loi
Krlo Teleplioiie Company will shortiv
build a connecting iiuo beiweeu hero anil
Waco.
ci.itlc new iiies lien alter.
A Mil II 1. It I III V OK' ItiilAS.
It is tindi rslood J. :. C iiid sin in-
law ol Senator Colipiill of U.!gia. will
hliortly he iippolbti d clii-f of tlm de.nl-
loiter i Hire.
II.'IOVIMI TI! K Nl . l-Klo
III a.'coni toco wr.ii tti pruvi' i ni of
tlio la-1 1 ml ia i spprnpi i I'lmi bill I'tnn-niis-doii-ir
Atkins ot :!:n lediim I iir-sii
nas orn..ii nu removal -t Iit'pli'M I
bund o! Ne7. 1'eiee- Indi u s tr.im the In- I
iM.in Ten-it ry. Ol 'J I iiilian- e.-m n.
It g this b.lll'l I IJ w i' be ni u! t:i Col vilb '
i.i-nr a ion ili.ngt:.i I'. riitii v 'til
he r iii Ii r to l.ipwal I i-si i at .jn
I l.tlio.
rvi;f td- ii i n wv.
Tiie Vi:u'l.ii-'...ts tun been onl iid
fiotii imuoa to li I'ni.ni .-.an S.iva-lr.
$15.00.
$2 00 A YARD.
$1.00 A YAED.
$1.03 AMD.
A few All-noul Scree :uilH lultst
E mil-; Ii ovtItles embroidered In Eu-
gllsh (Yewul.
Velvet S'ripeil Etiimltit s n viM-y sty-
llsh material used for ptiioim'se or
f rhi)inln?q.
$1100.
$1.25 A YARD
All-Voel 42-liuli Pi.lki Hot Xim's
Vt illntr In eviilig nml street shades
65C. A YARD
All.
Iliclir
Wool Ik'urel
ir'nitidn.
Muslin Detains.
65C. A YARD.
-l':u: I'M i v.
i m 1 1 ; j 1 1 1 1 ii'd
nun M-s.
W..1 ... h
e. Ao.on Stager's rimoral
Cnu'Auo March iS.-The funeral or
tb Into Uen. Ansou Htsger occurred
this slternoon and was sttended bv a
largo number of li ion Is of tho deceased
fiom all parts or tho cotintrv. The re-
mains wore taken to Cleveland fur In-
t rnieiit. Msyor Harrison ordered all
lire alsriu bells lo lm i.ibed dm log the
mMige of the funeral eorl-gs Irom the
house lo the rsMiosd donot as a ..nark ...
respect to.thu dead.
Thellllooli Dead-Loek
KpinsoriKi.0 March a.-In the lolm
jssernbly to-day 11 vote er ct-
Morrltou 19 Logan 1
The t'lilon t.-S;i.e
ruii.Ai'i.i.riiiA March is. The Nn
tlolial Union l eague m l In nnniiai
scsmoii to-day. lien. Chailcs II. llr.is
veuor of Ohio wua eUet. d president
for the ensuing war. The li.Powii.i'
resolution was adapted:
Itosiilved That the i-eeretarv be di-
rected looped correspondence with anv
orgaini.itl in having as its- cardinal
pl ineiiilo proli ctlon lo Aiueiicai: beliis-
Irv wild a view to iiiiitu il i o-operalion.
Tlio following ol j etsaiid alies w n-
added to the cislo of principles of i' o
lesgiio:
First Protection to home Indiistrv . s '
opposed to the ruinous policy of nee
trade.
Hecoiid-Aiiierlcaii p.ilieles and pin-
pises lor securing to ail eitien f
the republii) the ei.ivnient. ot '
the rights to which H.ev
aie entitled by birth V i
naturaliisalion. and seeming to'
workltiguieii tlieliir.'csl libeiiv in ..!
sultol employ iiienl cous'srciit Wi'.li Viw
and order.
Third Tho en.ictioeiit or hlli'li luiva
slid provisions lor tlieir enb rc-u t (1 i
may be necessaiy to secure to
every ruixen oi each state
and terriloiy of the American
union a tree ballot at all ciooii.ui
tojeilier with a laircotmi and a fa.llilul
return of the same.
I? ourt h -Such niiieiii'inents from tliua
to tliuo of Mute an t federal ennslltu.
Hons as sliall lu couin iiecess.it to nritm
loot society 1 nun causes ' and ef-
led of vice and .nioo and in
sei nrnsuch relorms In our s.s lnl edu-
eatloinil Industrial end sical sw-
.ins us Kiia.i ciuuva'c vinii. and pro-
mote the welfare or Hie pis pie.
Filth -A svtoin of priiuarv eleetl- ns
regulated hi law tumbling all ciIiihii
to si. I in to i nomination
or candidate fur exuutlve olllce
throwing ariiiiud the primary everv
safeguard now provided st local and
general elections.
Il- I'.ill lslt; it eii
x i"r-. .t Ar'iiur. :
I bv S ii itor I'.iii i ri.it. Mr
.icticl. ii'i.l M.s
."ii "ni mi mis nl.crii.M
lor Fortress .Mniiroa A l.nK. .iiilu r
I'd Irinods incliidbig tie inoot'ieis
of tlm i s . pr si tent's eai.lnei
who are now In tho die scv.
i rat member thj " .1 ; -is .-!
i e rps hi d s iiiiinb. r oi na v mi l iirinv
ji tllcct and mail v l.etnw and gen-
lilll-ll . Well Uliow o in private
oie gaiiii re I at it o lla'timore A ulilo
-.ail. ill l-l see I lei pSP.V I ll.
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T5TI3.3E! 3 NUMBERS O!
ARE WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE
llawkln I. oral Nul.-..
II w kins M irch UX.-So al.j-T
i.r. qio more night op. r it..r i.erc leaves
ior m .isti tti to-ino.r J. .1 tser
.'(.. sunn relieves Ollll-
Weal her clear And i e i-nni.
St. Augii.tlue'i Celwliralloa.
Si. AvoUstimk Fi.a. Match 2S.-
Tho celebration ol the lauding ot Ponco
do INinlu lf'12aud lh f. un.lii.gol th
olty by Menendo In l.va was a grand ar-
r..l PI. -ll.. ......... J . . .
.. i.ipr v.u is ma- rsiHii w-iiii
inn Mpaiilsh color. The old Fort San
M.-iroo Is especially noticeable. Th
rerenioiiles eouslsled In a represent.
Hon or Hie lauding or l'oneolo lyxui.
Stata Senator (leuovsr tvirrousltd t)
Spanish discoverer. Ho was escorted
by til attcud.kuts In Spanish costums
Wllh battle xes and glittering helmet.
to tlio Inner quadrangle ol (ha fori
whoro nlirh ntaa was celebrated. Al
ter servlc add tcse were made iy
Men. (fibs.ui coniiiisndsnv ( forj
nUU U. Fairbanks th historian ol
Hlorbla. Attorspieches (be trooisivf
lb gsrrlson stn;e mlUtarv civil socle
ties Invited gin ts and outy.ens pAtn.led
the principal slieets. 'J'ho prKcvloii
w atwilue.scd by Imi persous.
t'i .liana lut.livi.
CoHsio.vttA Man -It 'A-ipcclsl.i A
letter was received bj Me. sis. Disne t
JolniKon jes'orilay frciu Mr. I. M.
Coll.m ot Jl.guer ir.lnl wl o was
dow n beti sbout a utonth sgo pr.srcvi-
ln Tor a mnl sit.. ilerli g to local
hr and erect a WO barret a dav rapac-
ity mill nd a Mi.uu-bushel elevator II
our cltUens would la It a third of th
stock lu (Ut eutorprUo. At luteliug ot
DYSPEPSIA.
Ped. iitury h ililu in m il w rrv.nrrvota
rxril. nii-iii. eve.-sor iui.i u.li iii In eat-
Ini; or il.i.ikin.'. mi l vars.us eili.-r eatiM-s
Induce l iili.ll niiill Inllewid hy general
derail reaient of lue Iner ki.liieis and
i"toiiiili iu which the .loonier ot emh
er ':in in -r. a-et III" liillriuit) ef I lie oilier.
The iiiiinediile le-ults are l.o.nf m"
li'e N;iii a Kent lr t h Ib iirlliuni t-'Iat-lilence
liln SI k lleiidiM lie. fuilui'S
ef phi-leal end in.-nt il vl.-er. dUmunir
rne of w. l .lit and tlCliie-. iiiiliestoii.s Ii
and iiieri c. di o. ln ncs nil o( w lili'li lire
known mid- r.-ne lu nd m lvpcpsln.
lucv. i y tn.tance w li. r-lhU !!-. use isj
not orlmn.it.. from .erotulou. lalnt In ttie
blood. Avut's I'll is mar lie ismild. utly
''l i.n loeil.-et si'iire. Tlm-c cas.
not allien dile lo the cnratiie liulin'iice ol
A Yrit's Pii i s e w III ivrtaiulv vt.-l.l It
the I'll.) a are aid. In tic powerful I.I.khI-
ptirifyhu ni-rilt' of Aviitt's S iIisapv
Mil It.
lyieptlcs slionld knew Hint tlie .m : r
treaiun ut .( tli. ir u.ain.lv I. pi-.tpou-i
the uiiue dilliciill oi am' li hecotiiei.
Ayer's Pills
Never full to relieve (lie ln.welt and pro.
mote tli.tr healihltil mikI regular ii.il.in
snd lhu cure liyspepshi. Temporary
lll.llvc all d.i s rm tin lit harm The
ilttlil a.'tlvlty Into vvliii li the enr- l J
stotnseh In spurred bv "bitters" and lis
hollo Htitniibuts Is' lurvltalily follnwed
by rcn.'iliui that I avri tho oriiau wcaicr
Hun hedirr.
TcllgneM Mi.I.I.NtA hy mr ..
esMu ..I i In?siii. vliiesl ; Alls' PtiLe
ftSor.lrJ mp .sssl t.-ll f. - ir .MVi.lou:i VM
Km .Iiss V. t mo .11 rilil." lUlia.ss Dills
aorr .Vrmtil S.J.
"I w lrtiiw( t trjr Atpb'i Puts f
rrmo'ty rr liillrlln t mailatn J
llea.ls.4ie ft.m. la. I. I K h n if.
f.'r.-r. 1 f-uiii) th. ir o.-n . .. nt eLuim-s
rwmi'l r-lirf. ''h.y i 1M ii.'l ni. ..r
1'i.n ll Iti. m.'.li.-liK a ..r h. few lil.sl" U V.
W.T..IN MK .nilf Al. l'Aio.(W ;(.
"Th..y lv. milrrlr iin.-td Hie ce.tl.
JiaMl kii.I ..Hr lnmvnl lev o nrial lir.ltli
Kiv. Ksak.u I). llaiow.'ijfj
"The n. st ilTttl- sJ ...tr.i i.tv.kl
but ever (..uti.l. iw it ill nul VI) Vn.ae
tny b. .-u an.i rr- n j a fas iua." . 1.
l'AU nON. l a.
"A a.i(V rr fnim 1 Iter 'ni.l tint rtTa-
Prpabl. an.l N.rilfl f.r .- I .t Iw.iu.
V' lra Avrs'a Pn.i I.-.. h.nrlttr tnr in -ri
Itias any i..u.-im. I lata rVvr l-lin." !' (
Ro XnJmrrt Ar.-s f.
"Far IH. tvjr rt linalu.'.lc." J. T.
U.l Mm. i I ta
AYER'S PILLS.
rkn Aitrn bt
3. C. Ajrer &. Vo lAiwnf Ma
lold by all Pmuda
Former Prices
Thij Week's Prices.
m Blacl Rfos-Gr ;inc.mn..
m yard.
Black M. Sil
JI.H21 PER YAKD.
OEPIPTIFIIT
t'hrKRI III. At K
Bla.-JO.
llI ..
sr B ii.
TWIi.l.KI) Mil K
ome Itaudu
r A It stH js K. tra lleav
i. nil on Paraxon t'rasita si
Uiiturlal wltli llanJ-
U 1-ln.
Col'd SatinFarasols
Dlaik
WDif4 wlthl.ncU wu4Al.8lk s.uulsh I.aco atM.75 worth
n Al rra viiv IiiisaaU . i. v ...
' -" which ur sriung ot V2 for 11.46
Misses' Parasols
ai.io. .ioi-f mix r-iit.li EtUt.K SiaJfs wjrl'i 51.23 for 30c.
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