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The spring fights opened afresh last
evening, anda general scrimmage took
place on the banks of TIE Trinity, In
which four parties took a hand, aud
all came out considerably worsted.
From what ge can learn the difficulty
originated from a STRAY sale,r at least
u was ''stray SALE day, and the parties
were gathered at the courthouse door
In attendance upon the sales. Two
men had a dispute and repaired to a
secluded plnce On the banks Of the
river to Eight IL OUT OF course the
crowd followed, aud it seems that
after the two men had opened the
skirmish a man by the name OF E.am
irterfired for the purpose Of seeing fair
play. Another 10y the name of Came
ron. thinking Elan designed taking a
hand, pitched into him, aud struck
him "a fearful blow 10 the face, infliet-
ing deep and ugly looking cash upon
his cheek. The four men fought FOR
some thirty minute., and at the end oil
that time were a. bloody rs il was pos
sible for men to be, and all bad their
clothes more or lees torn from them.
At the termination OF the fight, Came
ron leaped upon his horse and made
fer the bridge ia hot haste. A police
man, who had appeared upon the
scene, jumped upon another horse and
pursued. bus lost him ia the woods, on
the other side Of the river. The other
parties, we understand, were arrested,
and soIne of them viii carry the
marks of the battle for sometime.
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,ap,nrra nna nrenx.., nnr,..

Last September, 4 young man
named Wellington Latlmer Hawpe, son
Of an old citizen OF this county, who
lives about two miles from town, shot
and killed young man named Alb
Miller. He made his escape, and for
sometime nothing was heard of him.
Sheriff Moon sent description OF
him to Major Jones, OF the frontier
battalion, with n capias for his arrest.
The other day, Sheriff Moon received
the following telegram from Major
Jones: "Haye sent Hswpe to the Aus
tin jaii," 80 Sheriff Moon went after
him and brought him back. He was
caught while herding cattle on the
waters OF the Liano, beyond the vest
ern settlements. Four others were
captured, bat they belonged to other
counties. Coming becK, Sheriff Moon
was detained twenty-four hours by the
rain, and lost two whole nights oil
sleep guarding his prisoner. He Is In
jail here now, and viii probably b
tiled 1t the next term Of court
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STRANGE FANATICISM.
= riy SIciAu's Uaunrn4uia-IIe Thinks
tst- Dead son NtII Come So Life
A=Rtn--A weird story.

= riy ~ician'- uounrn4nia-Hc Thinks
ST. Dead sen WtII Come ,o Life
A=ain--A weird story.
Monday we were in conversation
with wsli-known citizen OF this city,
vino has Just returned from trip 70
Houston, and from him received the
Following story, which proves that
truth j. indeed stranger than fiction.
lie viii ai,o youch for the tale, a. he
saw the phy sigisH who We refer to
and witnessed his. strange conduct.
Two months ago DR.. Ma,chet,
who lives la Houston county, near
Crockett, lost his son, boy ten
or twelve years of age. After hls death
the doctor told his peiguJuFs that
ne had revelation from the
Almighty. that IL he would Keep his
boy for three months, he would be re
stored To il!e again. He refused 70 let
the child be buried, and slept with il
Tor three weeks until the body be-
came offensive. Although the doctor
said hs coIld not smell anything,
the huz1ards were observed to hover
about the house. The doctor then
took the body, placed il ia a box,
packed charcoal about it, and takes it
everywhere he goes, ia wagon drawn
by oxen, and driven by "a darkey,
while the doctor stands guard over 1t
with adouble-barre!led shotgun. oar
informant saw tue whole outfit last
week, and tried to get some points
frcm the dafkey, but he keeps his
mouth shut, and will not talk. The
doctor, up 10 his sons death, has
been considered number one ply
sician, in good standing in the county,
and no signs OK mental alteration
have ever been Otioed. Even now
he Is perfectly rational ON sll subjects
ave this strange one. lie is wild.
over. This strange tale is almost be-
You'd belief but we can assure our
readers That our Informant Is gentle
man whose word can not be doubted
In the matter, and we can produce
him at any moment.
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS.

The municipal election in Louisville
resulted in heavy democratic gains.
The Indian journal reports the grass
hopper eggs very generally destroyed.
Another Ere occurred IN st Louis,
Wednesday morning, with loss of
s., 1000
st. Louis has issued $4l 900, FIVE per
cent. gold bonds, TO redeem its indebt>
edness now due.
4 complete map of the Cumberland
oil belt las been issued by MI. c. L.
3 Mathews, of huntsville.
A fire in Cincinnati on the 2nd in
slant, destroyed a carriage factory. Loss
about 100000, insured for s35 900.
The Geneseo house, Geneseo, Illinois,
was burned on the 2nd Instant The
loss was about $685. 900, OF which about
50 900 was the property of bearders.
Senator Davis, of Illinois, it 5 said, is
anxious 10 spouse the greenbaek cause
| with the three and one-half per cent
interest convertible bond of Kelley as
platform.
| The loss Of the United States by the
respective failures Of the United States
I banking company, and the Union
banking company OF Philadelphia, is
stated to be 81, 600
The merchants and hotel keepers of
Muskogee, Indian territory, have agreed
| TO have travellers, who are crossing the
territory, transferred across the Arkan-
ssts river, free OF charge
a game Of base ball in ST. Louis, last
Wednesday, where fifteen innings aere
1 played without scoring a run on either
side The 81. Louis Browns and syria,
cuse Stars were the mines.
Governor Hartrsnft of Pennsylva.
MIA, has issued a warrant tor the exeeu-
ton of the Molly Maguries, Edward
Kelley, Michael }. Doyle, John Dona-
hoe, Thomas Manly and Lanaha Lu.
eerne ON the Dist of June.
IL is being considered by some Cum
berland county parties whether the
eastern capitalists. who have secured
leases in that county. mean to sink ans
wells within any reasonable ieDgth o.
time
Reports from northwestern Indiana
contain descriptions Of the cyclone in
| that state on Saturday last Houses
were blown down. barns fences and
every thing was scattered. There ar.
no reports OF death rs yet, though many
persons were badly injured by hyinl
tinIbers. The loss is estimated ut fifty
| thousand dollars.
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By use % TIM eqa slizins saale and
linear bridge in tii- psanf che tension
Of the strings u sgaais brought 10 5,sar
upon III sides u the irGa pate and
,fFU14e, Thereby grratiy Increasing the
power and quality of tore, and also
the strength aai durshiity of the
piano. They wifi i,=st life time, aud
keep in tune at une-quarter the ex-
pense of other pianos.
The scale of the Matbushek Piano
being 40 radically different from any
other, SO Ingenious in it's construction,
and producing such wonderful power
and purity OF tone, has attracted the
attention OF mechanical and musical
critics in sill parts Of the county, and
is Acknowledged Try the uesi judges to
be vastly superior TO any ether Piano
mad {.
C. II. Edwards, 407 Main street. is
the manufacturer agent for these eel
ehrated Planes in Texas, aud is recaiv-
ing good stock of the various styles.
d&wlt
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centaur
LininnentS.

One Kind for the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals,
These LiDiaents ar. simply toe wohdei "a!
the world. Their effects are niti. l.ss IN n
marvellous.
f..e " rite Ltnisnent Is 'or the human
fsa.fiy. IL VIII drive Rheumatism. Sci 4tica
and sOraag ist frotn tie .ysfcm: cue I4qrfi.
baso- Gi.ilbiaifis Lock ian. i-alsy, IiciI. sh.i
most aisneoo- ETdptlCug. IL -atFla.t- frss-,
troiu frozen hands and Let, uuu The poison
OF iits ana sf1DEs OF Nenon.Ous reps =. d
shbdnfc swslliEks, an aiieviai,s pain O
every stDd- heis sl5FSiHs or HI. lss-s occur,
II IL the most potent rem els ever d.-cpyer,,si
10 heal ihe irJgrec pa -. he E.utauF Iin-
lnient IL us-.u with great --t "a \ tor sog.
Iaroat. Ib,liache, ciksd Bregs's. Farscke
ana v eak BACK. Ihe fu ioN iDg L. bu a sam
pie OF tbs numerous testimonials
"lsDiAsA HONE, len. Co. Ind Muy - ls7.4
II t'ipk IL my duty 10 InfoTm y0u IEis, i
hsFe s'Qgenef much ulti rt0oii-a fes; md
citpFos. a lew ho4 las Of teEihuE LiYisueut
iias dane ne trOrs fgr NE / nave mol o..l.
{tee trniH taehe swelling. u, esght tears Nov
an l'c!Jcefly 'o,if. I4e IlnlIuenl ought 70
"BESJAMIS BROWN"
The proof IL in lhs tfial. IL Is re!IaDlc. A.
II Mandy, II Il cheap, ana every lanai =
should have the white Centanr Llaimsnt
The yellow Cestsur ..n..,.aa s.
adapied 70 the tough inurclrE, crris aud
mesh % horses and animals. IL tas l.. rio! M
20 fbofe wonderful Guns Ia u .,a- years -
F'bNNin1 e,lIhtu. ih1-El4tz. :. TAirHts
7weeay, and general I.su.ri,sss than nj
other r. NEEDLES q rxistence. Red what H..
great IA pTessmeh say ol IA
NEW YoKE, January. MA
Every owner Of hcrsss should give NE.
tentHur Limb eui u u ial. ~ Consider II
ttle best article ever se-i IN gur stables.
III. MARSH,
"Supt Adams Ex STABLES, NY
"E. FGLII.
"Supt- Z. - rN. SiablFs. y. Y.
"ALBEr.I :. DIN,
''Supt. Nat. TX. Slscies, \ ="
he best patrons Of This Litiine = Q arr Far
en- aud Vet F.nnFy ru!EsOa-s, - no are con-
husily using some liu4in..4t. j. heal
ais. wounds anu Poli-eVli. Re gnl - - seiI-
nEs, ana j. worth ~ iliiGhs II dollars an
nLallI to Farmers, Livery men, -;ock azfON-
ets, sneeI-raisers, and those having horses
OF cattle.
hat a farrier csunOt 10 f.r so tn. Cen.
taur Linimeut viii do al a bifiin r,st.
These iinim-nts are sold Dy all Gt aiers
throughout the country. III. = are wsTran 81
oy the proprietorS, and "a bottle VIII De gwen
20 sny thrfIer Of rhy sic!An who desires 10
Test them
Laboratory Of !. b. Rose L Co.,
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This line trotting stallion, will stand
the present season at the stables OF
X. NJ. Cane, in East Dallas, near the
fexas Central freight depot, at fifty
dollars the season, the money to tie
paid when the mare is bred, with tie
privilege of returning the mare free OF
charge, until she proves ia foai, If the
morse lives. Should the horse be sold
before another season, arrangements
VIII be made for the return of mares
not In foai, or IL at distance, the
money Nil be refunded.
Lakewood by BiackWoOd first dam,
by Red Tiger second dam, by Old
imported Glencoe Biackwood, by
Norman first dam, by Msmbrino
Chief. Norman, bv the Morse horse
first dam, ty Jessey Highlander
second dam, by Hambletouian. Black
wood sold for Sf5.O-1. His sister, LGi,l.
beat GOidsinith's Maid, and 500, 0Oa
was refused for her. Bisekwood, it,, q
half brother to Blazewood, took the
Centennial premium, at Philadelphia,
last year ,and ] suppose = the test horse
Of his age in the United States. Rlsze-
wood now, not quite six years old, has
colts sold at from $50 70 $3.50 ,ioiiars
rare opportunity Is here offered To
fine horse breeders. Grass pasture
furnished mares from d distance nj
two dollars per mJath, aud breeding
attention free .! charge.
II. GANU.
DALLAS. Texas April =, ls.7.
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Last night, about ten o'clock, a
bralse-man on freight train, named
Campbell, brother OF Conductor
Campbell, fell while couple t:ars at
Forney, and was cut in two ty the
wheels. His remains were brought to
this city. He WAS an estima Die young
man, and his death will be regretted
by all who knew him.
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rsmaris were eagerly listened to, and
elected murh applsuse. His views -
e. the benefits ~ tba annual fes;ivi,s
were SQUAD, aud We iudor-e them
heartily.
The Swiss slee c'nh rendered songs
ut Intervals Ia an artistic manner.
Base BALL.
The national game WAS net forgot
tn, end Ia another portion Of the
ground the willow Uielders spread
themselves. The first game WAS he.
tween the Richardson club and the
white HATS Of Dallas. which re-
-ul,ed Ia a victory FOR the latter, boy a
score Of sixteen to twenty-five. The
White Hats then tackled the regular
club of this city, aud were defeated 10y
"a score Of twelve 10 twenty-six.
PRIZE TURNING.
The TURNER'S then came forward and
performed some very difficult teat- Oh
the horizontal aud parallel bars. The
following are The nan e. 81 those who
won the prizes: l. Fritz, FIRST prize,
;i1i Ben Davidson, second prize, 81;
Lou Griffin, Third prize, -, Charles
Baue,ka, fourth prize, 81, Henry
Boz, little bi. Of a fellow, iifth prize,
uTHlg GAMES
were abundant THE ladies ran races,
ia which they carried marble in IA
teaspoon. Whoever reached the goal
first, without splitting the marble, won
the prize.
The po.tofIice was also another source
ct revenue, aud iine mi.,iyoz were fly
ing all over tho ground. AIesSrs.
schneider aud Good, seeming 90 be the
fayoriieS with the ladies'. Their post
age mus, have been considerable. The
fishing pond made lots If fun. one
lady bai.ed her nook, east her liue,
and caught, whst--a little black India
rubber baby. Oh! my what a shout
went up Dancing went on all tais
time, and Il was hard 10 tell what was
going CA 10 80 many different places.
We ain, ut forgot 10 mention that the
East Dallas Hook and Ladder Com
pany sealed the floral hall With their
ladders ia good style, but whether
Cor prize or a0t, We i.d Gat learn.
uIva1 rHE AWARDS.
About six O'Clock the military com,
ruuies We're marched into the hail,
aud Tie MAi-queeu announced the
decision al the jGi yes uf the drilI. Civ
ing the prize 10 the Lamar Rifles.
Lieutenant-Cul1u1 EDIu responded
ia their behalf The beautiful gold
medal Wa also gwen - the ire de-
partmeut. 3Hi Nj. roaley aud judge
Good responded. Our reporter lett
the scene f!ru. but many stayed aud
danced III quite late. The whole
affair was a grand success.
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Estrayed or stolen from the under
signed, one large brown horse about
sixteen and half hands nigh, both
hind feet white, white snip on Nose,
no brand and five years old and past.
The above reward will be paid for the
delivery OF the horse 1t I. O. Gallo.
way's drugstore, Elm stress Dallas
Texas. 4. H. GALLOWAY.
InAy6-d1twlts
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The delightful rests of this new p III ci pie
DR.. J. ii. AeLean's Cough and Lung Heal
ing diobules, As the saliva in the mouth
seis On the giobp es gas Is generated which
s"othcs and heals iFriIstIou OF The throat
and lungs, makes the voice clear as a bird 5
cures hoarssness, coughs colds and consump-
ton. Trial BOXES, by mail, p cents. DR.. j.
II. Mclean, si4 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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DALLAS. Texas April =, gS.7.
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PaHula- Illustrated a3lsf Soma res9or
y %Hnop. NcIANaooDl MARRiASgg
PeciiHaeats 70 h.aFrlags; the cause
aad o.'re. sent See,s 81 SscLd, pos
paid ioE 60 C nts, byl5K. Z. WHITTIER,
on 81 Charles Street, s.. Louis, No,
the great specialist Read his works.
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Western Iron Boat Building Co
SOUTH ~. LOUIS. re.

SOUTH 81. LOUIS. He..
Bullders of Iron Boats ara BRTges, iron Rail.
way Cars, Boilers, IRuES, ami Plate Iron
Work for Blast Furnaces, Disiiiisiiss, Ken
dertps Esta hIisniueDts, etc, esc-
This cOtrF any has uuequalsd facilities for
shipping, boIH BY river and raii, anG tis.lE
machinery and tools being 4 she Attest snd
most improved construction, they are anIs
10 furnish the best work q Tie lowest pEieeE.
Proposals furnished On application.
THEODORE ALIEN,
inrhis-}m-wSs Sgt,i =,
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Popular Illustrated book t2s. pages on
MANHOOD WosASBooD MARRIAGE I'm
pedtments TO Marriage, the cause and cure.
sent secareiB sealed, postpaid for 20 cents, by
Oh. &. WHITTIER, 6l7 81, Charles street, NJ.
louis, Mo, the great specialist. Read his
works.
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County Paupers.

Notice y hsr.iN given thS. EprsuaGt 90 an
order of the Com aiistlonrfSf .a!uri, tps4r
and entered At special term, br7lU ,i aaa
bo4dth GA tue ZlsE dag % -Apgll, Ik71. pss
pnshis VIII - itceIF"u III tiJa BexI regular
nz "a said Court. Io-wif'
Second ssouaay in Nay .Is77.
Gontaiuins bids for uverses.r uf The County
POOR Farm for the ensuing year. sad BIDS
are TO be accom- panied v 18th good Ieypui
uaehhatlons rs eharact.rl etc. The NUM-
Der of persons in the family ufeGch bffa.r
ate 10 be scaled. addressed to the County
Clerk of Dallas county nd endorsed Pro
pIsslis OF bNtrseer for County ?.uyrrs"
The county Viii furnish nome =4G !.roXis
Ions for laid Overseer.
Done ~ crdsi - the commissioners
Court,
witness my hand and seal OF said Court
AT cfiiee IN The CITY OF Dallas, mis- 2sth day
Of April, A, u. l-7s.
\ HARw GOD, County Clsrk,
BY X. II. hAw1INs, nep4ty.
sp'ZT-dw tn May II.
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Honey.

fitrher Sast0rta is "a .nple;r substi
tute Tot tassor Oil. and pleasant TO "a k
as Honey IL is particularly a Epted 10
ieetBiug and Irritable ehiids5y,. Ia dsstfoS .
worms, assiDuiates the food, regui ACES the
stomach, ana cures " ina Cole. Few rem
fSiles are as sfncaciOus lot Fever lSb ues b,
Group, Worms and " hoopilfg Cough g.
lorna Is scientific and pgIeI Vegetable.
preparation, more effective - an Castor on!
ana neither gags or grlFee.
81, SoLuMBlA. Conn, May 8, 1896.
MessFS. j. .. Rose i Co., n. T..
Gents; have % family OF eight children,
ahu nave hscd a. mnch Cast aria any lam
'y IN the United States, I yhtaE. f-f.ay..
never found anything equa! 10 ~ My euil-
iren have been saved from a I Yer s-yer.iI
times Oy the u>c OF t.stnria. 1 rrcDIT IA. az.
iiA use Tor onitiren, for many dise,e, they
are subject To. IN preferences Ia any medicine,
kno" OF feel II my duty - give IA GER
thcat1 On Accouut 81 ihe beIi, nts have lie
rived by the use of tasIOTis
Very truI! yuurs.
NORM ~ Z. as rrt.ts
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.tua. OLD. .....tfs. and SenIa,l IT. way
r.-, Ola Main street. the Lamar pit,a.
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many No. 1. booL and ladder \,
hast D,Ia, No. .. .E.ua hose COM
r,ny No. who. IA I-in of A ho., cart
barre ..,.ti,u ~ b,.a tv hand aud
~uEply romp,uy W. 4 They varc
followed by her majesty. the
y.a,u az Al,y. seated ON 81 trin,nphsi
car. surrounded by her maid. of honor
Another large car behind the queens,
tur. a beyy a. beautiful girla. The
different societies brourht m the rear.
Owing To the lride. over the creek on
lin street having been Injured bv
The late rains, the procession turned
oil the usual road and proceeded nv
the NAY of the old lair grounds. As
they appronched the fair grounds, the
column was halted 70 allow a photo
rauber "A chance. 10 take n picture of
th. line which look. vary zine This
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Any information in regard 10 4. a.
Wash, wEo was near Dallas, feaas,
when last heard from, about two
years ago, viii be very ankfuliy re-
ceived by his anxious mother, susan
+. Wash, Montpelier, Hanover coun-
~, Virginia. Texas papers please
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HcLeaaass C5aatg-one mile OF the
street railway IN Waco has been com
pleted, Waco business men have or
ganized a company tor the erection of "a
new compress in that city The polls
for telegraph line 10 Cleburne have
been distributed,
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