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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-16
The Spanish ComcorsInt.

MADRID, October l5.--The Epocha
of this city has an editorial explanato-
ry of the note recently sent to Vatican.
The Epocha says 1t points to the relig-
ious condition OF Europe and makes
the deduction that Spain can't be an
exception and itexpressed wish to ne
gotiate for modification of some of the
articles of the Concordat of 1851, which
can never be executed.
MADRID, October l5.--'lhe Spanish
note IN reply to the Vatican is concil.
iatory. The Ministry explains that
they were defeated and asks the Vat
lean to consent to "a settlement on the
broadcast basis possible.
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Another Rape Outrage.

BINdHAMPToN, n. Y, October 10
Minnie, German girl aged fifteen
years, with younger sister, was way
laid and outraged. The screams of the
children brought two ladies to their as
distance. At the same time the party
started up toward the spot the ruilian
escaped. Subsequently young Joseph
Lovet was arrested and identified as
the villain. The authorities of the
town had trouble in keeping the peo-
pie from mobbing him. The girl may
die.
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THE WEATHER.

For the Gulf States, lower pressure,
north winds backing to south, warmer
and partly cloudy weather. Caution
AIRY signals continue on the New Eng
land coast. The signal Office reports a
severe earthquake at Kingston, ia
lmaica.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Hayes Majority over i,OO0-UOuse
and SeEate both Republican.

COLUMBUS, october l5.-Neither the
Republican or Democratic committees
have received any additional returns
this morning The Senate is still in
doubt and the result can not be deter
mined ill full returns are received
from Wood county, where it is report
ed counting is delayed by the fraud
ulent votes pOlled,
IATER-The news Just received from
Wood county, claims that heavy
frauds have been practiced in Perrys'
burg, which will probably necessitate
the throwing out of the votes polled
there.
If these votes are counted Hayes
majority in the county will be 400, and
it elects one Republican Senator, and
! If thrown out, Hayes majority IN That
county will be 723. and both Republi-
can Senator's elected. In either case u
Republican representation is elected
which gives the Senate TO the Repuhli-
Gans by two majority and the House
by twelve majority.
Hayes majority will probably now
be over four thousand.
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The9ailg
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
ALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING :;:;: OCT. 1G.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains at
DnlIMs.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives,
From the South (mail and express. 1908 D. M
From the North r. al and eXpress). $3.50 a. m
From the South, accommodation 1850 p. IN
From the North, Accommodation 2;lO y. 10
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mall ana ESpresS....,... SEQ y. IA. 0l0p. m
Accommodation. $50 n, m. 1855 D. m
Through Freight......-l2;C6 u. N. l2a5 D. M
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ROCHESTER, n. ", October l5.-Iulu
ran against her time, 2;l4, but failed.
Time 2:l69, 2:l4f and 2:l6. Best time
In the race between Lucille, Gold Dust
and Mrs Young was 2:2l.
NASHVILLE, October l5.-First race,
Two mile heats, was won by Emma c.;
Newton second. Fanny won the third
neat, Time 3:44l, 1881.
Second race, mile heats; Brokemore
winner; General Noble second Sum-
mer Rose third. Time l:4S!, l:45a, las.
General Noble took the second heat.
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Governor Ames comes to Terms ana
Quiet ~ Assured.

Quiet IL Assured.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-The fol-
lowing was received here to-day:
JACKSON, October II.
Hon. II, Il. Pease, Washington, d. G:
Military operations have been sus-
pended by Governor Ames, based upon
full, ample and minute assurances of
the leading citizens of the State that
there shall he peace and fair and free
election They would not undertake
to answer for lawlessness but they
guarantee to aid the civil officers in
the execution of the law The Gov
ernor has expressed himself wholly
satisfied with the assurances given and
believes that they are made in good
faith and will be carried out to the let
ter An improved feeling prevails, es-
pecially among the whites, and gen
eral desire for peace prevails among
all classes. Good citizens are greatly
encouraged.
Signed. j. S. LAKE, JR.,
United States Marshal.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of u deed of trust TO mo oxecu-
ted ON the llth day of september, 1874, by 4.
Il. 4. Kendall, and II. y. Kendall
duly acknowledged and recorded In
book Y, page 220--22S, of Dallas County
Record, for the benefit of W. W. Leake,
shall, ON the 18th day of October, 1876 at the
door OF the Courthouse, in the town OF Dali
las, state OF Texas, at public auction for
cash, sell the following described land stu
ate In the county OF Dallas, state of Texas,
viz a 80 acre tract on the waters OF Brown
tngs Branch, eight miles north of the city OF
Dallas composing the north half OF section
ton see said trust deed) Also 40 acres on
the north side Il. Derbin' 4 survey OF $40 acres.
Beginning at northeast corner OF said $40 acre
survey thence =. W varas TO the middle OF
the W. Fork of Trinity; thence up same ne
W. $40 avars; thence b. 5Oo W. 100 varas;
thence =. l6o W. $50 vdras to Cottonwood on
n. bank same thence W. ll60 varas TO w.
line Derbin's survey thence ~ 1877 varas to
N. w. Corner OF said Derbln's survey !;
thence u. 1900 varas to begin
ming, Also part OF $40 acre survey ON
Elm Fork located by 4 10 Manning Col. Hid.
right certificate, No. Z, issued ~ Ward
Com'r. Peters Colony. Beginning ut n. II.
corner of section 80 by snld colonial survey,
corner II Bennet's go acre survey thence
W. lat go varas Elm Fork $50 lilo varas;
thence $. $50 varas and River, at $40 varas
corner.--in all lOOS $40 varas; thence u.
$50 lilo varas TO 8. W. corner to Renret's sur
Neyi thence alongW. boundary same 1905 $40
varAs to beginning. containing 100 ucreB
except 8. Also lot No. 2, block G. In
Tan bervelles addition 10 the city of DALLAS.
j. II. CARLETON, Trustee.
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Dallas Broom Factory.

ia. RUSSELL q CO., Props.
Corner of Griffith and Patterson streets, at
Pointer & Shields' old warehouse
Manufacture brooms and brushes of all
kinds OF the best material, and all warrant
ed. Are prepared TO MI orders at wholesale
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. Or
ders solicited and promptly filled. The high.
est price paid for broom straw.
augl3to dwly
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Advices from Santa Clara valley,
south ofSan Francisco, says that there
occurred similar shocks there. No
damage is reported.
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Earthquakes.

SAN Francisco, October l5.--A sharp
shock Of an earthquake was expert
eenced here, about 0 o'clock this even
ing, vibrating from East to West
, 1875-09-19

tho common LAW, whch. as was fully demon
e,rstel il the ' ncent Nel on case. was amply
su ic,s:,t to compel .ailr ads, so far IS the de-
livery of grain VAS concerned. to perform their
du ,es t, the prod ,cer aud tho ehp. or. A
marked exhibition OF this growing ell is the
tendency to leRislate BY way Of CONSTITUTE ons,
The new Constitution OF this State is full OF pro-
orsspie op, law law. 'f Tae attempt to requisite the be
management. Of corporations, to provide for
the hauling and storage Of grain, to prevent
special legislation 6c., we're al instance Of This
character, nnd would doubtless prove troub:e-
some in the future. Written Consultations were
yet upon trial, and il they ever succeeded, it
would be br dealing with general principles. de-
iping general rights and dnsies. afixlng aud lin
ting the exercise Of powers, and leaving matters
Of detail to ba regulated by legislation or time,
as the necessities OF tho hour might require.
These topics we're not intended 20 be discuBssd.
They were suggested merely as lauyera
must meet them and ultimately have 8 large
share in their statement and solution. The duty
OF lawyers was to meet them squarely. ArEus
and decide them without reference to gusts OF
feeling OF popular clAmor
, 1875-09-19

A@ee* AN444'.-- 20
CINCINNATI REns-sT. LOUIS BROWNS.
CNc1kKAT1, O., Se.t. 13.-Ease-Lall: Cincin-
natl He!s. u; ST. LOUIS Browns, g. in eight In
nirgs The Browns declined to pay tue ,':nth
inning, claiming an unfair decs:on by the IN
pire-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Ath:etics, 4; Mptu-
ais, e.
GAMES TE1s WEI.
The Chicagos expect to play III Ottawa Tues
oay, III MorT.s Wednesday, and in Joliet Fiidxy
of this week
1t WAS exlected that there would be 4 eame
between the FreukiiDB AID The Ch1cacos to-
mo7ow, but at last accounts the a1rauntmeut
nAa not ooeu made.
The FhiladeIphias are set down for eames
"nn The Chicagts here Thursday and Saturoav
OF th:s "eet. There will be Rome curirsi1y 10
gee nov 1etiiean will succeed against hia to4 mar
oonsadea.
The games with the New Hasens which vera
expected to take place THIS xeek x,e Oh, Readers
0ase 1fooah1y notsced !ha. come OF tue c uh in
question have been IN jul = portion of the week
anu snefe is Low 60 probability that .hey uill
fe1 ~ fAI vert II thR ncen they pet sr,t
aouseoteax nc Ia new accompsllmen* for
"a players, but Connecticut gets 10 manv nar
THE RARTFoRps.
Inc NutmeEs leave here tp-pjrht for csnc;,.
nss'' 1hes VII! Day The ars, Of Co,tn,,fnu
~, ~. Ao ooa3' aud Lite Ludlous Tuesday. 2sta,
,rs .ueee canes they 80 directly home. and viii
mse4 tie Bosiocs SATURDAY. 1s' "oo "U
4aosS' Who h1a becE absent frou the Harn.
, 1875-09-19
AQUATIC.

AQUATIC.
cHIcAuu VICTORIOUS.
6p<e;a7 Dispdtch tn Tbs choaeo 7F'o1f7'e'
srEunENv111E, O., Sept 18.-John Pedgr1ft. OF
Chicago. beat Robert Peal, Of steubenville' The
3-u,ile turning scull race for $3.50 side to-day,
lime, q minutes 49 seconds.
[In tie Asso:iattd Press.l
SrEuBEyv1LLE o. Sept. l8.-TAe 3-mtie single
SOUL acc. between John Ped ;rt1t Of Chicago
oud Robert Peal, Of Sseubenville, for $25o side,
was rowed here this evening. and won
by pedgrift. Both men we're in e3ce,-
lent condition, and the race, winch
was Witnessed by about 5000 people,
was very exciting. Peal won the. position ana
took the lead at the start, raidy incl easing tne
distance until he reached the turning, point,
who he run foul Of tho stake-bcat, and before
be could stra ehten out Podgrft passed him aud
was two lengths ahead. On the last quarter
Peal made 3 squirt closing up rapidly, but WAS
una1lo to gain his lost position, Pedgrift coming
10 bali length ahead. Time, q minutes and
40 seconds.
Peal has challenged him to row the same
course in one week for m increased stake
Frank Deas Marshal has also challenged Ped
griit to row the same course for any sum.
, 1875-09-19


Buffalo thinks it will have professional club
next yenr.
Tho ST, Louis Globe-etc. SAYS that neither Muir
nor Joscphs have been engaged for next rear.
Per contra, the Boston Adrerl.ier says they
have.
The Boston Globe is RESPONSIBLE for the ruuaor
that pcarce will Cantain and Hicks catch for the
Lo o1is,ll.e Club next season, while Chapman Will
manage It. Hicks will catch for DevAn Aboat
two games, then ho will lay up
The Ner Havens claim to have re-engaged NC
Cinler. somme, vile. Nichols, and Geer but a.
last accouE:s some Caoadlan police authorities
had an engagement with Que or more OF the
nine which was likely to las. several yeara.
If the Philadelphia Times is to be believed.
things look ratner slually for the continuance OF
The Phi 'adelphis CT ID nexs wear. As lar as
Euown, tha Philadelphia Directors have not yes
engaged any men, It is understood thas the
bate.ba,l elements of PhilEdelphla outslde the
Athletic Club will form the Amerlcus Club OF
next year.
, 1875-09-19
NOTIFY THE MARSHAL.

To the Editor Of tie Chteago I4iorne:
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept, 13.-1n anawer to an arti-
clo published IN your paper Of this date, relating
to ''drunaea frensn," and slgaed Taxpayer.
please publish the following:
Any citizen vino ma7, upon any occasion, SEQ
or know Of any member Of the Fire Departments
being intoxicated while in the department uni
form, will conter q favor upon mo by notifying
ne Of taa fact. with the couplainaut's name aud
residence, ~ it is oue OF tue evils must desi1e
to remedy. Respectfully yours.
II. DENNER, Fire Marshal
, 1875-09-19
CURRENT GOSSIP
THE MA:cEn's TFare

THE MA:EEH's TEare
shs nat within her iried bower-.
4 maiden, lovsl; a. the morn
Iwsa as the twihgat's ho:y hour.
BefoEe tha 4il1cr ats1a wars hnn
Tears gfistened in has tsnder sxr,
And tay Ike pearls On her tois ch&S
aaf bosom he1ved with snxuis1ei ti,s.
My heart grew asd, and f.int. and -
Earth holds 30 saddsr hgh. fn., III.
wor.ans cuec1s NTH xr5xr. deT
What tales they tell Of byxcre bf,.
1sofaJ said, "aud aharp II x.1tI
~PeEchance ahe InouFns buried rov>
vanished JOY, I brol en- dram
SEees eyes, WAels grief htooc.x lila, a,
Thou ssowest of nope no cl,eetinv 49,,
Sweet soul, = cried, why dost thcr .
What NOES uro. s445 young ue.rs vs,.ss aespf
ssw the roxe ffusl upward ssetn
Hcr petfumed breath CANA ;itfn11v
Sh: trrned and met my ardent asza
AZ b. Ter side shyly ss.,
Than aaid-1 lst'niug in arQaze--
II AiHdtr want brzud-nex Int ~
Mary 0.Id.enoYe.
, 1875-09-19
water the London papers havo paragraphs like

water the London papers 0aVe paragraphs dH7
this: .........
The American says that on his return from America
NEXT NAV be will he happy to shoot ag,ins the reprt-
sentative Of the international Gun and Polo Club Tor
100 so1ereiens side. h1s is large stak: to seoot
for, and ii Capt. Bogardus won tke the amount IN
creased, 1t oan b made for 10.o0o aide
The London illustrated Sporting Netcs thus
comments on the above:
Now that Capt Bogardna has gone away, we may
e1pect rlurky challenges Of like description evefy
day in the week. While in this country he a!anIea ~ e.
face not ony Of pgeonshooters but Of ese
who liked to try conclusions with him ; and We aA
lnow With what result
Capt Bosardus has published very readaolo
account OF Ills English trip in book FORM
RIFLE sHooT1HG.
The National Rifle Association holds Its thifu
annual prize meeting at Creeamoor. beginning
Tuesday OF this ~eek. There are to be fourteen
competitions, With about twenty prizes IN eacn'
, 1875-09-19

rouer can keen them out OF it. This will be
crest boon 10 the poorer asses, who caano1 q.
ford to bni.d OF b1lck or stone, ana tney oukut
tn take adyacsage Of the eseuto fega' oe'1s1ou
hat permits the erection of frana buildings
auyrhero IN the citv, provided 1t is pretenued to
be used for the ''storage Of wood and d coa!.
, 1875-09-19
BILLIARDS..

THE NORTHWESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP.
No challenge has yet been banded in for the
championship OF the Northwestern and sonth-
western States, now held By lageioli, but it is
expected thai Billy Bureigh will be the next
contestant, and that To will represent with
in few days.
, 1875-09-19
CRICKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 18.-In tho cricket
match to-day between British officers and the
Canadian clubs the result was: British. 353
Canadian, 900. A match between Britieh officers
anu the Americans began soon afterwards and
at the close OF the play to-day the Americans
Scored 113. The game will be resumed On don
dav.
, 1875-09-19

70 the Edit07 q 7Hs Chicd30 TTt007ls:
CHICAGO, Sept. 18.-The en1erprising advertis-
ing agent who +" wrote up" Mr. Ira Brown for
TIE TRIBUNE Of this date has suffered his in
terest in his ellen: to interfere with his regard
for truth, at leas: as far the aoxcaled CONVEX
sation With me is concerned I am report
ed Is saying that I had ''knoun Mr.
Brown for TWENTY-FIVE years. that ha
was my neighbor when he began business in
Chicago, that considered his word good and bis
note good, aud am also reported as expressing
an opinion On the subject OF Mr.. BtoWn's church
controversies. did not mike the statements
reported, nor did express any opinion on the
merits Of Alr. Browns dispute With Elder JutkiDs
or any one else. JOIN r. WALSH.
, 1875-09-19

TIE DEAT-MUTR SOCIETY OF ChAcAoo'
II the Bditsr of The chteaoo ITioun@:
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 18.-There is Little 60
ctetv IN Chicago which, in quiet Tay, ID DONG
much good, but of the existence OF when pfop-
ably niue-tenths Of the citizens are unaware.
refer to the Deaf-Mute Society. large number
Of putes reside in the city. In January, 1875
thew orgauized society. their object being to
secure room or rooms, where they could meet
regularly for religious services, Tor lecturlng
purposes, and for social intercourse. Hrs !.
III. Rat1ingtou was elected President, and
has continued to fill the Office IN
most acceptable nm, manner ne rustss ever sra a,nee
telligent men, labor1ng earnestl, to Promote
the prosperity OF the Society. The Wslter,
teacher OF deaf mutes aud familiar With the
sign language, 1ectured before the Society in
September, 1874, aud agaln q few weeks ago.
In 1874 the Society met it large hall. tempo
rarily secured for the purpose, and in almost
every way unsuitable for such gathering Now
it meets at 80 East Madison street, in
d pleasant and neatly-furnished room. A.
library has been starred, aud a1ready con-
.ains over 100 volumes. The Society meets every
Wednesday evening at half. ast Z O'Clock. and
every Sunday afternoon ut 8. The possession OF
a room by the Society enables teachers from the
va1ions State institutions for tho deaf and dumb,
HUI VLu61 utu Wuu CaQ a4uIc6a t4tIu IL LutlE
own language, to lecture to them, aud to con-
duct religious services for their benefit. Evi-
deutly this. together with the lectures,
debates, aud ftequent occasions for so-
clal intercourse Of the members them
selves, promotes their education. mentally
and morally, aud enables them to understand
better their duties aud responsibilities, TINS
making them better and more useful ci.lzens-
Should any OF the readers OF THE TRIBUNE de-
sire further .ntormatiou with regard to tile SO.
cety aud its work, it will b5 given them cheer
fully by calling at Room 10, SO East Madison
street. D. Fl. @.
, 1875-09-19
THE TU7F.
NORTHERN INDIANA FAR-

Special Dispateh to Tie ch.caao i1souns.
Fort WAYNE, Ird-, Sept. 18.-To-day two races
were advertised-a trot:ing match for horses
that never beat 2:40, and free.for-nll trot. The
l.t,er was declared of On account OF some dis
agreement. The following is the summary Of
, 1875-09-19

Wilkes' S,>sszt gives the following list Of nll
tho trottine horses that made records during the
RECEIPT great trosting mestiags q. Cleveland,
Buffalo, Rochester, Utica, Poughkeepsie, Spring
field and Hartford. with the best racord made,
md the amount won by each. Several horses
won cona derable portion OF the money With
out taking heat. Notably among the number
is Net lie, whose winnings through the circuit
amounted to So, 400:
, 1875-09-19
THIS TRIGGER,

FA1DIE3 VB. KENfIc0T9.
The day for ehooting OF the return match
between these clubs will be fixed 1t meeting Of
Executive Committees to be held Tomorrow
afternoon
, 1875-09-19

j. D. PTeut1as and his horse, Lazy otar, were
| expelled from the National Association, ho hav-
ing entered his horse. failed to pay the entrance
fee, and Withdrawn without permission.
KANSAS c1T1 EXPOSITION,
Spee1el Dsspdtch to The Chicago Tribune
KASsAs C11Y, no., Sept. 18.-White Stocking
Cha.l1e, Pilot Temple, Lothair, and Frank
2eeves we're entered for the big purse ut the
Fair to-day. White Stocking, for the second
time during the week. got away with the first
money, Letha,r second Time, 2:33, 2:3111aS,
2:1316S.
Mosby won the mile dash running race,
open to all horses-time, 1:53-and Yankee Boy
tho drst money for three-minute horses.
AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Mass, Sept 18.-Two races ut Mystic
Park we're unoecided to-day, and will be finished
On Moaday. Goldsmith Maid did not make q
fui ther attempt to beat her record, and has gone
West.
AT PTrBBU1G.
P171sEuRa. Sept 13.-TLo $50 trot at Friend
ship Park TO-DAY, mile heats, best three in iige
for purse aal stases Of $500, four entries, was
won by Bay Dick six heats were trotted. Ella
Eon the first and second, Noise son the thlrd.
and Alert WAS d1stanced. Time, BAT. 2:45.
a:4o, 2:45, 2:47, ?:52, 2:ol. The attendance vas
fair, and tue track middting.
, 1875-09-19

new pIsnat WEE discovered yesterday in tho
central heavens; tha exact constellation and
position not discovered The d1scoTerer weighed
200 pounds. and was oomlnR out Of \ market
when she was il terrupted By 0&tarmelon-rind.
aho named it "Goahl"
, 1875-09-19

Fly. eE MULE.
The Free Press says: Yesterds r nnn1ntnf' "
rushing a:ound the Detroit i Mluauhee dspo.
q cross lookin: old codger bourd TO: Ohio iea
over truck and plowed bis n',se zlonz tne
ptanks for distance OF 10 feet. BE gps up ve5
quietly, and, IS he made no remarks. 1hs dAf9a
policeman inquired:
didn't you hurt yourself :"
"Came within Al inch Of baing Iit1ad, w
the gu. H. answer.
''Tnen why didn't you swear and tss.
around 7"
.'Cause," said the man. pulling out his Hstcail
"I'll be home in three hoars from NC y. sud ta
get sled-atake and pound thunder ont o. H
old army nue to pay for this!" j..
, 1875-09-19

Lib l14Gt1l' 1CF. Du. WHO ta the IO0ft0 r.
''Ah, the fourth! Well hopa lie is in kurga-
torv. for have had masses said fur the repose
OF his souL For massoa a!o expeuaivo-l have
paid out 70 pesos already-aud Father Duuainlg 10
says rs pesos worth more will do tho bu 1ncss.
As It WAS Jout affair, you will have to pay it
bac4 to me--in dme-no hurry. / suppose you
Will still let me supply you WITH water?"
- 1t Texcoco, suppose hal lied, what would
you have done with n,y $40 pesos :"
You sEould have bad the handeonest funeral
IN duanaju8to-what was over to the Last real
would have gone for nasses."
This Is exactly What my friend, small, hand-
some lutte old rrenchlnan told the = summer
ago, as admired his say-colorcd house, Bseu du
Rol. sud h4s strawberry-crean roof. MY
pointed to s s:uuted bit OF foliage OIL ona sido
of the house. IL have not advanced anything
IN ms story which il not true. That 1udiau had
bought my store fur ne. Kept my secret
Padre wanted me to do it. IL ten 3e.rs made
just enough money to leave Mexico, coms to
Franco aud settle down in this ltto properly, IL
the Batlgnol4es-the place Of my dreams"
"And the watel-carrler? asked.
II pald him every cent before tue year Was
out"
''And what else?n
''Apes? Well, my friend, the instruments
Providence chooses are sometimes bizarre
am afraid Texcoco dispensed Justice. according
E~~0AAAA 0fte''S
with knife. This WAS at the least ruonoso-
nous! Five yeara af.or the occurrence havo
had the honor Of telling yoa about, Coco was
shot, for murder, the circumstances OF which
I never could get exactly at the bottom Of. I
went down On my knees before the Governor,
and sued for his 11e-but It Was OF no
avail. My good Narcisse, s.id the Governor
{haa E&ce1leucy Was quite familiar with me. for
i dressed his daug1ters ha1r), when Texcoeo
managed your business 40 cleverly tnat Has well
Bur tbat xas not his frat murder. As he has
rassed his sixteenth murder, you see am forced
to stop It'll! Poor Te1coco. / may be hardly
called plous, but had masses said for the repose
of his soul, for be was The most xeigious Indiau
ever met With You need not smile, cir; he
WEE When my tree pins ont mora branches, it
will add greatly to the embetianmenr OF my
grounds '-Neso York Times.
new planet was discovered yesterday in tho
central heavens; the exact constellation and
position not discovered The d1scoTerer weighed
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