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HERE AND THERE.
Asith. the seath C.sstisa Bigsai.i.
IL sssssr~d-FfFe Record Tsei- ttft,
Thsasssd Doiisrs-YefIs~ Jsrk ta
AeN York.


CHARLESTON, September - -Thonl-
a. Keith, of Newberry Courthouze, AT
rested for bigamy and subsequently,
conyicted, Was = colored member OF
the legislature, and not Colonel keith
Of Newberry, and no connection OF tiie
late I.awrencs NJ. Keith, Is erroneOasly
stated.
KEY WEST, September s.-Ths hrie
Maggie, Of Pensacola, for London wiin
lum Der. struck Florida reef on the 2lst.
and proves "A total ioss-
NEw YoKK, september =. John r
Oil, who died here Of yellow fewer
yesterday, was the agent at fernAdiDa.
Florida, Of = commission ho.se here.
lie Was formerly agent in PhilAdelphis
for Lorillard steamers.
CoLUABCs. o., September 6-A. G.
Pot;e,'s pattern and grinding SHOPS Ia
the penitentiary, aud ). Glblsi1 :
pattern chop adjoining, were burned
last pight- Loss $500.
NEwAKK, \. J., September 3s.-ScA-
Iey's hat factory burned this morning
Loss $4,000.
..whe. S.a Have Gses Thisx. Keep
if. Keep Ia
BALTIMORE, September .s.-Colonel
+. sharp, master Of transportation o.
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. has
no intention of resigniisg.
CHICAGO, September aa-Dr. Y. A.
TTpln, was oppolnied receiver Tor
the Fidelity Savings Hank ON = .iH
hundred thousand dollar bond.
BALIIAoRE. September ss.-Privsis
dispatcbs. report the Io-s Of the bark
Cricket from Brazii biiheT. one oi
the crew ~us Loot aud aeven thousand
four bundled hsss Of coffee VAlUs
seDo.o00.
NEW YoKK, Septemt.r 2z.-Benneit,
SehaIrk q Earl. cigar msnufacsurers
have fsilec- Lisbii!,iss slJs.ss.
I LosDoE. September :7--ube Time,
in its financial column says. Puiro a
Co aud GyseImAn 4 V.a. Rms huy.su
Of Batavia, have fa.isd. owing 10 IN
suecessfai s.seeuiaii0n- in sugar. IN.
losses, which are understood 10 o.
large. Will fall chiefly In America.
PRovsScgsowx. Mass. Septembel
H.-rhe Bsrnssabie savsygs hank -a-
pend-i to-day.
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NO. 1 ESTABLISHED. 1919
FRENCH POLITICS.
The snece-s of the u.pDbIl-zI~ -
Almost "a fo-.co.. sauclu.isa-.I
aes the STATE HAS Lost Ht~ .rsn

Almost to--es.. saucIu.sss-.I
ass the state isa> Last H.~ srip.
LONDON, September -al-Tl-c Pari-
cO.re-podent of the daiiy Sess slate
that INSTRUCT ns have teen telegraph.
Ell TO the protect to intetdici eoipOeE
tsge or piacarding Thief- past husasT-
ous addresses. The liuies' corre-p5
lent at Paris telegrsphs that the eirc
toTsl period, namely, that ia u hieL
public meetings may oe held, has Ho~
been open two days, Gut There has 0evu
10 excitement ia consequence IN isTis,
where meetings are not necessary, a.
the success Of the republicans i- al
IL at fOregone conclusion. la IL
mote provincial districts, however, Ia
idea can te formed abroad OF tie bst
terncss already aroused between tht
political parties. They are like t~u
hostile armies confronting each other,
and ready 10 come 10 blows. Ssyef
before did this snimosity attain The IN
tensity to which it has been groSi n.
since the 10th Of May.
LONDON, September 27.-A special
dispatch from Paris to the Standard.
says the manner in which the - call
ed socialists manifesto, attacking iht
government and the Gambettistz, i-s H..
yesterday, was made public, is eaioala-
ted 10 inspire doubts sf its authority,
and suggests the possibility OF n hoax.
IL Is published by the Monitnsr. I'M
verse aud Defense They don't -
how II eams into their hands. t,u
merely assert that IL ~a- determined
upon al a private meeting held earis
ia August, and adopted at a sut-e-
guent meeting, at which twenty-five
Paris embellishments were represent
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of public opinion in some quarters to
place the railroads under government
control, it would not be labor lost TO
have Tweeds Erie operations, as des-
cribe1 by himself, printed for general
circulation IL would, IL anything
could. open the eyes of the people to
the danger inseparable from perma-
nent consolid ,iion. Erie controlled
the legislature because the legislature
controlled Erie. The more thorough
the divorce between railroad corporas
tons and the government, the better it
viii be for the people.
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STORM KING.
HWPrscaue Probable ta the Seush
Atlantic aod G1lf States DuSfag she
Preseas Neek-


Atlantic asd Gnlf saases Dusfax shs
Presess Aesk-
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. September 25.-
On the 2lst the telegraph reported a
storm in the Windward Islands. Yes
terday evening 3 Telegram from the
signal service observer at Key West,
stated that hurricane passed Porto
Rico At twelve midnight, yertex two
hundred AMI nifty miles soath, direc-
ton west northwest, velocity one
hundred 10 one hundred and twenty
miles This is probably the storm re-
ported on the 2lst. Yesterday evening
the observer for the signal service al
Kingston, Jamaica, stated ia his regu-
lar report that storm was spprehead
ed this evening. The signal service
reports are missing from Flvrida ami
the West Indies. IL this storm does
not lose its energy 1t may reach the
COST Of the United States within three
days. Timely warnings viii be given
Of Its approach, but caution should he
exercised by the commercial marine
the south Atlantic and gulf states dur
ing the present week.
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THE SOUTH.
with the Disappearance of Carpet
baxgery Appearances OF Growsng
Prosperity are Seeo On all Haads.

WAsHINGroN, September 26.-Gen-
eral A. &. Jones, who has Just re-
turned from an extended tour through
the southern states, under the auspices
Of the department of agriculture. rep
resents that everything throughout the
south bears the appearance of growing
prosperity ; that the cities are recov.
ering their former trade; that in the
country there is much diversity of
crops; planters and farms have the
look of thrift; the people have more
heart and hope than at any time since
the war, and tina. the eolored popula
iion is at work, with good wages, con-
tented and happy. Louisisra. Missis-
sippi, Georgia and South Carolina, will
hot only furnish the country with
their great staple, but in short time
supply the markets of the world. Cen
eral Jones will soon make formal re-
port To Commissioner Ledue.
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ME. Ss..s.x..,- nn.I-,e..

Jacksonville (FloridA) Chronicle on
Friday. in the Office Of Justice NJ.
Hesrn, the skeleton Of a woman MAS
sold under execution To satisfy a claim
for rent held by the executors .. the
Ross estate. DIR. &. Drew became the
purchaser for twenty dollar The
skeleton was formerly the property OF
DR.. l. II. Everett On the inner SIDE
OF the hip bone is the card. Miss Ida
Montague. aged twensysthree years
Died OF grief. Nay %. fss6. Her deaths
bed rsqusst -Heuor your sancsum
With my h0nes.'
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WASHINGTON.
GRAND Causcii with the IBdfans-Tb~y
Want 60 Get Rich Like kep0bstcass
Pubite Aea-Two of the gaiSn Pa
cine Robbers KILLED.


WASHINGTON, September 25.-The
president aud party arrived here At
eight o'clock. The president concludes
to postpone his trip to Richmond un-
Ill the time of the state fair, when he
will have an opportunity to meet Viz
ginians from all sections. He WAS also
pressed to return on account of public
business OF Importance. The presi>
dent spoke warmly of his receptions
south aud OF the courtesy and horpi-
taiity of the southern people.
The following journalists are here
with the presidents party, having ae-
companied them during the progress /:
f. V. Smaller, of the New York Frit.
une; J. b. McCormet, OF the Cincinna-
Il Enquirer; w. II. Chamberlain, of
the Cincinnati Gazette; Will l.. Wood
son, agent of the associated press At
Memphis; K. +. Madden, OF the Courier
Journal, Louisville, and III. V. Red
field, of the Cincinnati Commercial.
Details of yesterdays fire are imper-
feet No important papers involving
title were burned, but they are much
scattered and some of them soaked.
The patronage Of Mr.. Schurz will be
greatly enlarged by this disaster. 1t ID
stated in this connection that Mr..
| Schurz, la an emotional moment, dis
placed = S2B, 900 officer who had con.
! troll of the pehsi n department., whose
daty il was TO be watchful OF the safety
of the building and devoted to his du.
ties, end relied on the chief clerk.
The Sioux have arrived, but Secre-
tary Schurz has not formed to have
his preliminary Interview with them
| WASHINGTON, September 2s-Mr
Alexander III. stephens arrived lssl
night. His health Is unusually good
Arrests continue for passing counter
felt i've dollar bills on the Tamaqua
Pennsylvania, National bank.
Great interest attaches 10 the Roch'
ester convention. All New York pa
pers have elaborate specials on the sub
ject. The fire brand ia the convention
was teat part OF Hayes policy divore
ing the civil from political service
HIS southern policy was highly iaudes
by the Curtis faction, aud was not de
nounced by the Conkling party.
| Mr.. Key does not believe the state
ment that \ confederate flag WAS dis
played during the reception at Allan
Ia, where, Mr.. Key says, the enthusiasm
was greater than anywhere.
I The grand eouacil with the iadisn
WAS held in the east room. There wer
twenty-five savsges. They were psinte,
ami wore feathers. The speeches wer
In the usual style. Oae of the chief
said. a.iuiing To Hayes. IL had sem
promise from the president and hav
been looking for 1t ever since.r
Little Wouni said, We want reIig
ion and = Catholic priestn
i lie Dog said I: ~ xm northern In
dian, but / am ~ wise. In that Il
my country want my people to b
} raised right aud to be quiet. We var
, to know which b the widest road "a
us and the best way to live. You q
!. rich xnd that Is what wapt 10 do.
, want TO do it the way you do"
;, The conference was adjourn ed Il
! tc-morrow. Mrs. Hsyes pads the ..
quaintsnee OF the savages. The Sta
s.xs sha rafaivad thar, gvsc;..,ai v . :,
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Jns Waco Eysm.str should be calm
and reflect that Dallas is one hundred
miles north n Waco aud two hunared
north Of Austin and BRENNAN. conse,
guently cotton Is later maturiag. bat il
natures none the less Dallas hiss
many important crops TO ship, and cot
ton Is only an incident TO her general
trade. Nevertheless she will ship eighty
thousand bales this season without
doubt. II she doesn't commence so
early as her neighbors, she keeps il up
longer.
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TaE bright and cheerful trade reports
Tor the past week, covering almost all
sections ofthe country Is in marked con-
trast with the gloomy business outlook
of England in our despatches of yester-
day. st. Louis, New Orleans, Chicago,
Louisville. Pittsburg. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and other trade centers report ac>
tisity in nearly every branch OF trade
and industry, and the adviees OF mer-
chants from customers are such as to
Justify them in looking for large and
healthy trade during the remainder of
the fall
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Tbs Galveston Independent of the 23d
has a very severe article condemnatory
of Messrs. Burnett a Fitzpatrick. large
contracting firm Of that city, and the
present lessees Of the state penitentiary
The article is scathing and demands
an answer, being just one of those
things which cannot be ignored.
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TnE State Gesaue takes the lawyers TO
task for defending such noted criminals
as John Wesley Hardin--thinks it
tends 70 lower the standard Of putlic
morals. Not hit Of il Let them
have the best legal talent s,tainable.
but provide such courts and jurics ~
will oboy the las. heed their osn oatha
and do their duty. even Il every ia~yes
in Amsriea were retAiued for ths iris.
onss. II Il not the lawyers who lower
shs standard W dsssnding notsd crim
iuAIs-is = Judges Who fail 70 l,sld
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Tx old dons over in Cuba are having
little experience with strikes. This
is new thing to them, but perhaps
they will learn from it that even q
cigar maker may have a soul as well All
hands, q lesson which. up 10 this time,
they have utterly refused 10 learn.
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THK only difference between the
Illinois and southern ku klux is; after
throwing a train from the track, the
southern ku klux would have gone
through 1t, while the Illinois shady
faces took big scare and stampesied.
Bob IngersolI ought TO look after them
fellows little, they're learning bad
hahits
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Tue Gainesville Hesperian enters upon
its second year with many bright prom-
ises of success. Indeed, it deserves it
all, and much more, Tor it is really a
very superior paper in every respect,
while geographically it is very nearly
faultless
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BY J. l.. BARTOW. / VOL. XIV

iuries to their work. and iuries them
selves. who, from motives Of fear or
favor. often let noted erim nals' slip
through the meshes OF The law and
cheat the gallows at the expense OF
society. No matter il John Wesley
Hardin had murdered hundred men
in cold blood. he is entitled TO de-
fense and should have it, but when his
guilt is clearly established aud the
courts have condemned him, no earthly
power should be permitted TO reverse
or defeat the verdict.
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THEER is something seriously wrong
with the mails between this point and
sherman Ii is the rarest thing now
tor us 10 get a CLINT AT Sherman paper
viii the postal authorities look into
the matter
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THE Associated Press brought US the
roll Of the Bohenlians of the presiden-
,ial excursion yesterday. 1t only lacked
Leader, Cutler, and few others of our
Texan excursionists, to stamp the trip
with Immortality.
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The 1ge is furious because The usE
AID spoke good word for Galveston
the other day Weare sorry We are not
atle to do the same for the Ays. We
are satisfied the good people Of the
Bayou City will be thoroughly ashamed
of the language of the Age. We know
them, and know they don t like the
tish-market elegance of It's language.
II the .1ge will answer ouB article in
such language as We can admit to our
columns, we will reproduce it and give
him AN answer Until he does. disgust
seals our lips.
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TaE Threatened destruction Of the ps>
tent office on the 2ith by FIRE, ought TO
insure the use OF adequate means to rem
der such a contingency an utter impos-
sihility for all the future.
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Murray says Richard Nelson, (nigger,
gave him check on Galveston, to pay
his entrance fee to the Texas Press As
socistion. which was sent back union
ored. Who is the victim, the associa-
ton or Rieharda To our mind, Dick is
ahead so far
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STANLEY MATHEWS is provided for let
come what will. II he misses the sen.
ate the supreme bench will catch him,
should that also fail he can fall back
on his talking talent, and always earn
bread and meat,
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LET the yeomanry and itinerant sew
ing machine and insurance men rejoice.
One of the largest chrome establish
ments in the Unired States was de
stroyed by ere Yesterday.
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Pan has come down from the tripod
and is now installe in the Office of the
FL Paso hotel We don't know il Pad 5
gastronomio get up Is equal to the situ-
ton or not Wen take the future re>
ports of the guests for that.
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THE gold developments in our west
ern counties, notably in Llano and Bur
net, are attracting much attention. In
another place to-day, we publish some
facts concerning it which will prove in
teresting to metallurgists.
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Only FIVE numbers of the Dmy Cssil-
,aa at one time. But even ~ good aud
venerable paper as the CsriAan un-
doubtedly is. may come in too large
packages.
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TIM ball given by the Denisonites on
the occ lsion Of the fifth anniversary Of
the settlement of that city, on the 24th,
was, according to the Noos an enjoya.
ble affair The oil residents were out in
F,rca
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ouR |. c. got it past the humorous adj
dresses of Theirs. Ii is very funny. alb
solnteIy brings T(h)iers to the eyes.
Thiers is posthumously murdered. Alas
unlucky Frenehman
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TURCO-RUSSIAN WAR.
Turkish ketnfereeaent Cut Their
Why Ghreogn se Plevns-Aa asirsan
Neutrality.

why to
Neutrality.
LONDON, September q. "A ;ussisn
official dispatch, issued at Gorny
Studen, says: Ga the I'D inst, sboun
1900 Turkish infantry from Soda,
SUPPORTED by artillery, forced their way
through our cavalry, posted to inter
cept them, and entered Plevna. All is
quiet around kustchuk and ia the
Balkans.
AVienna dispatch says in theAustrisn
roystadt to-day, replying TO the inter-
poiaiion Of Prince Adolph, Anderssey,
~ president of the council, declared
the government would maintain it,
policy OF perfect neutrality. Regard
ing the contingency of ServiS's psrtic-
ipation in the war. he said the govern
ment could not declare it, policy in
anticipation of the event.
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
The Continuea stsgustfoa Tn Load an
Render. Matters Well Nizh D~~p-r-
ate with Those Of Limited Means.

LONDON, September 36.-The Times,
In its financial article, ssys: Business
remains in very dali and inactive
state generally. Nothing bat COM
plaint Is being heard on all side- of i'm
movable stagnation. On tie stock ex-
change, where grumbling Is more
audible than Ia other departments OF
business iu bad times, matters are well
nigh desperate with good many,
whose means are limited. IL is more
or less the same in al departments Of
trade. At best, only quiet bcsine--
Is doing. There IL, unfortunately, only
too good reason To believe thst the ma
tion, ss ID whole, like one individual.
must prepare for struggle of more or
less magnitude, from commercial
point Of View, before We regain the
smooth path of prosperity
slight Improvements sn 1riiI.h Bpesd
stuH..
LONDON, September 25.-The Marx
Lane Express, Ia its weekly review of
the British corn trade, says the wealth
er for the last ten days has been more
favorable, and even Scotland reported.
about the middle of the week, some
progress with the harvest. Since then.
however, rain has fallen generally.
Potatoes are spoken OF very badly in
Scotland and the north generally. The
wheat market. during the week, has
been quiet but firm. The country
markets are beginning to I'LL, but the
condition generally is bad, and in the
north many samples are failing ~ low
as forty shiIlings, snd even less.
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HAYEs wasn't disappointed at Char
lottesyille. The people were pleased,
and the president was delighted Let
the curtain drop; the comedy drags.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

KEY heard from again. Made EN-
laugh even at the grave of the great
Jefferson Great Jehosaphatl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

Nov the Dutch are behind 50 $50 900
and there is mourning and moisture
behind the diles OF Holland
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

TINS Denison Herald now carries the
proper credit at the head of its dis.
patches.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

THg New York republican convention
is having a stormy session. Conkling
is running il, but hss rough sailing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-29

WE don't hear as much OF Grant now
as we did few weeks since Have the
Scotch bottled him?
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