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ABANDONMENT OF THE POST OF sITxA--ALARM
OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AN ATTACK
By THE INDIANS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal June 81, 1871
pross despatch IRON Victoria, vancouvor's
Island, says the steamship California arrived
at Port Townsend June IL for Alaska,
having ON board all the government
officers troops and the remainder OF the stores
arms ordnance. &c, OF the post At Sitka which was
abandoned on the 14th OF June.
ALARM rHD CITIZENS.
Tue citizens OF that place were very apprehen-
sive OF immediate trouble with the Indians
Thoy left without any protection, and
no law OF any kind, and anxiousiy
looking forward TO the arrival Of the cutter
and gunboat. Tho women and children especially
excited and alarmed
ORGANIZING FOR PROTECTION.
Meetings TO bc held for the pur-
pose of immediate organization and 10 APP
point guards at night TO prevent the Indians
IRON entering tho town. Tho commando ng
officer before the departure At the request Of the
citizens removed tho Indians Ms usual outside OF the
fences and oarricadcs and II Is the intention to adhere
this rulc OF keeping them out Of the town at night
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ARRIVALS.
REPoKTED by THR. HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoKTED ny THR. HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer State Of Virginia tBr) Noodle Glasgow June O.
h:Fss ss = 80 rM With d.s and p.ssns.5 70 austin
ao.S Inst. ass miles OF sansy Hook passed
steamer He.d. ssr Craig Ssnos Nay 49, IeEhorn ssS
derson Bros Had light wesssIy winds the sntirs
Norfolk With ndse 10 the Old Domnion Co
ship shakespeare !GeD Fechter Bremen 45 days with
sans thence days .s strong s% Winds
June 20 of Nantucket. spoke bark Chrisel Ger' from
Bark so.renc Nor Foyn. LIVERPOOL so days. in ballast
70 Eunch Edge ,, Co s.s,.e,, p,.,,o,,, 1sa.v
with china clay order. '..
Bark Drowning Louise tNor Olsen, Antwerp Al days. in
ballast g ordsT june lat . lon y passed
chored in Grsvesend Bay for orders.
sst Hamburg IS days. with
Bark Gers Ger, Doelner Hamburg 90 days. with md's
Bark Hector Nor rellesen Rotterdam 60 days. bal
last 60 iSps resen Was IL days west OF tho Banks with
Bark Abby Bacon, asrrl. Malaga 50 days with
order; vessel 70 Dearborn Passed Gibraltar May
sulphur Psns e.
Bark Mnlon Scr Nielsen Rio Jsnsro My O. with co'
Bark Ceres (swe, Nasmnn Cardonss Gays, with sugar
20 = Morgan: vessel TO Louis Tetcns.
to order; vessel TO Miller houghton.
sshr Annie pickinsGp ,Scker csmpoaehy 81 days,
Bark Josaninns DIR. Gardner Cianfuesos 10 days. with
'gss, e .rass y.sse 70 Hutton Watson: Y Nth
nuts, &C. 70 VIM Douglas; vessel 10 master
70 s % sa Gays with pines
70 ss .1 nss William. ss.'s Wis., Co.
s sssT e a."s eass sSs Er xi1f.s'
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
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ANTWERP. Jane I5-Arved, steamer Switzerland (Belg),
Jackson, PhilsdsiphiM
ALGIERs June lo-Arrived brig Nina Emilia usaD Peg
liaro. Now York.
BRISTOL. juno 2i-Arivsd, steamer Arrsson .tBr' sy-
mons. New York
Sailed 2lst. bark Mia Madre tIta. scotto Newyork
BREMEN. June 2o-Arived, ship Milo (BD. Marvin. New
York.
BoRDKAux to June 2o-Arivsd. bark whitehall Br,
Davidson. Trieste.
DUsGKsEss June 81 Passed. ship Martha 0er). levin.
New York for Bremen bark spsranss or Olsen. do for
Dantxic.
DuxpALK. June 2I-ssiled bark Vile do Belg),
De Rycker, United states. tt,s.
Hosc Korc. to Juno 2OArrved, ship AS Davis, Ford,
Cardiff mot before).
ISSIsHowEH HEAD. June 21-Arrived bark Pilau (Gerl
Kuhr. New York for Londonderry.
LIvERPooL, June 2l-A,rivcd. steamer Palestine Br).
Irving. Boston.
Also arrived 2ist. Alice (Br. Ellis, New Or
leans.
Sailed 2ls brig Enrico (Aus), Frsnen. United States
LONDON, June 81 Arrived, bark Express (Nor, Havor-
sen. Charleston.
LxGHonS June Issailcd bark Birdssow tBE. Williams
Philadelphia.
MAnsxILLEs. June 2o-Arrved. bark Veteran, Gage.
Richmond. Va
PxREAMBuco, to June 2oArrved, Csssiu (Br)
Mckenzie. New York for Bahia ....
QUEENSTOWN June 2l-Anived. steamers Montana tBD
Bcddoe New York for Liverpool; Caspian (Br) Trocks,
Baltimore via Halifax for do bcrian Br Horne Boston
for do Muriel ( Quine. Now Orleans and all pro-
ceeded).
SLIGO. june lsssiled. bark Bergiet (Nor. MosberE.
United States.
srAvAscER. to juno 2o-sailcd. bark Minor (NoD, 30
rensen, New York.
LONDON. Juno 21-The French mail steamer Mel Kong,
which wrecked in the Gulf Of tho 10th
had cargo Of silk and tcs. All the passengers tU
saved Two sailors drowned
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp. juno 21. PM-C misty.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE % l877-TRlPLE SHEET

near Cow Creek, in Idaho. They claim TO DO peace
able the Governor teegraphcd TO Silver City IN.
ssructions Winnemueca return, aud he refused
10 do so, saying he would fight first About twenty
five or thirty Indians from the Mahem reservation
passed walhcm village ons Monday with u band OF
horsps, going in the direction OF wAser county II
Is er,sae than India a. Canyon e.. cI Ss, %,
take.Agcnt Rinehart away he might be killed.
There has been considerable dissatisfaction existing
among tho lndiansin regard to Mr.. Rinehart
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KIDO-KOM.

Adviees from Yokohama dated May l6 say shat KIDD
Kom. private Secretary OF tac Emperor and formally
Sangi Imperial Councillor and Minister Of Educa-
tion, died In Kioto while attending the Mikado,
May 20 He ouch respected by all classes He
had risen through personal mort from humble
station tho rank and received distinguished
honors before and at his death.
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Steamers state OF Nevada (Br,. TOR Glasgow: Hcrder
Dutch Rotterdam Niagara Havana; Gamma DIR, Bcr
inuda, Iraac Hell kichn,oud dc; Ellie Knight rhadcI-
pbia shin British America tBrl. barks 1Nanhoe
,Br) xiramchi. NB Madnrn Cor. Stcttin; Montcxuma
Barbados; brigs Daylight. Dcerara: Chas Hoard (Br
ST ohns PR; schrs Potos Prcgreso and Laguna Mex
leo, J cnne Middleton. $500.
A lao nailed. w ID AndreMs. for Gonnives.
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UNITED STATES MINISTER L,
CHILL

TOPEKA, Kan, June 81, 1871
Governor Osborn left here to-day Tor Chill, where
40 has been appointed United statcs Minister. Tho
citizens bore gave him and his family farewell rcccp
s,or Isst evening The attendance very large, In
eIudng all the state occrs and the leading residents
n Lha eik4s -
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SUSPECTED MURDER.

LOWELL, Mass, June q, 1871
The body or an unknown was taken from tho
Merrimack Rivor at Tyngsooro yesterday. II was
in army blanket and from this and other in
dicstions II Is probably o case Of murder.
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wrLL1As. g. JOINS.

William G. JONES' ex-Assemblymau, who was three
times elected to the State Legislature from tho Fifth
district Kings county, died at early hour yesterday
morning At his residence, No. Ito Flushing avenue
Brooklyn
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship John Harvey, Brown, from Boston.
Bark Drugi Dubrovnck tAus, Percich, from Liverpool
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ship Cormorant (Br) williams from Liverpool for San
Francisco. J une l. lat 20 so ". Ion 10.
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MRS. II. D. osTERMooR.

An amiable and long valued life closed on Wednes.
day last with the death Of Mrs. Catherine z. Ostsr
moor wife OF Henry D. Ostermoor, OF No 315 Clinton
street. Brooklyn Rarely recorded the death Of
whose history rcpcte with OF unostentaous
benevoence, for tho comfort Of others
and disinterested kindness BY which tho pains Of
legion OF the sick and orphaned have boon alcvatcd
and appcased or the many charitable enterprises
with which MRS Ostermoor was associated during her
eighteen years. residence in the City OF Churches may
DO mentioned tho 81 Mary's Hospital and foundlng
Asylum. 10 Dean street, OF which she was one Of the
projectors subsequently for thrce successive terms
comprising three years, she was dircctress OF St
compelled to relinquish the duties attached to
that Office, owing to poor health, though she
renamed member OF tho BOARD OF Managers up to
tho time OF her death. Mrs 0sscrmoor's protracted
illness had for time warned her friends OF the
proximity Of her cn but the grief csused by her death
Is mono tho less deep on that account
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OBITUARY.
CHARLES FREDERICK BRIGGS, AUTHOR.

CHARLES FREDERICK BRIGGS, AUTHOR
Nj. Charles Frederick Briggs, aweil known author
and journalist died at his residence No. loo Livingston
street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday night at tho age Of
sixty.seven years. He born the island Of
Nantucket, In 1870 but removed to New York early
In life. In 1889 ne published novel entitled "Tho
Adventures Of Harry Franco; a Talo OF the Great
Panic" In 1s43 no followed this with "The Haunted
Merchant" and four years after "Tne Trippngs OF
Tom Pepper: or, the Result Of Romancing." Mean
while in 1874, he had begun the Brodd,oay Journal,
and In 1845 had allied with him Edgar Allen Poe,
whose brilliant critiqaes have made the Journal
famous in American literary history. He was
an editor OF PUtndm's magazine from 1855
20 1866, associated with George William Curtis
and Parke Goodwin He was also connected with Put
nam when revived In 1869 He was we'll known
quarter OF century ago. because Of hts writings I'M
der the de plume Of ''Harry Franco" He was Tor
years OF tho editors OF the New York Times,
and attached to tho Brooklyn Union At the time OF
his DEATH Tho funeral will take place at his lao resi-
dcncc morning at ten O'Clock The remains
will DO buried at New Dorp Staten Island
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AID IrLY.
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wHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from New Bedford June 20. bark George MARY
Chase. Atlantic Ocean.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer franconia, Bragg Now York for Portland.
Steame. Neptune. berry. Now York for Boston.
Sehr Harmony tr). Bnrne Now York for 81 Johns, nj.
Schr Whistler. Kccfe, New York for Taunton.
sctr Mary Hcxe, Mosier Nov York for New London
Schr Empire. Cha.e. Vow YORK for New London.
Schr G l. Dabo Racket, New York for Greenport
Schr NJ Freeman, Eldnccc. New ork for Dennisport
Schr Elisha smith, Smith, New York for Portland, Ne.
Schr Alice b. Roberts, New York for Boston,
Schr Orion Wilson New York for Providence.
schr Mary Il Niisin, Ferris, HoSoseo fsv warren.
Schr il ohm stockham Hart, Hoboken for Providence.
Scnr Fltsht. Jefferson, Hobcken for Providence
Schr Pcaeedslc Caswe Hoboken for Nxrragansett Pier
Schr Norbert Manton Crowel Port johnson for Boston
schr James Bayes. Wasson Port johnson for bridgs-
schr ELIAS Ross Lewis Port johnson tor Pnwtuckct
Schr Sarah Babcock Vineyke, Port johnson for Port
schr Garland Libby Port johnson for Portsmouth.
Schr Is II Warford, Spraguc, Port johnson for Paw
tuckct.
Schr Trrcli, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr VI Tyler, Hart, Por. johnson for Providence.
Scr Johu Warren. Mcar Elxabethport for Providence.
Schr Mail Mead. New York for Greenwich.
Schr A Forsyth Hobbie. New York tor Stamford.
Schr Orlando Saith ferris. Amboy for Portchester.
schr z FELL, shropshire. Amsoy for Somerset.
Schr Xebec. Robinson, Amboy for Fall River.
Schr Sterling, Ball, Amboy for bridgeport.
Schr Joseph Ross, Green, Amboy for Taunton
Schr John w Bell Cook, Amboy for Taunton.
Schr Eva Divsrty Candy. Amboy tor Newport
Schr J Rogers, Otis, Amboy for Gardner.
Schr Artist, Fleming Amtoy for Fall River.
Schr Hattie Collins Brainerd. Amboy for Hartford.
Schr Zoe, Stears. Amboy tor Providence.
Schr Johnnie Mcsserve French Ameoy tor Round Pond,
Ne.
schr John Croker, Thrssner. Amboy for Taunton.
Schr Nellie shaw, Shaw. Baltimore for Now Haven.
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CoNFIRMAroRY DETAILS OF THE MASSACRE
EVERY MAN on SALMON RIVER KILLED.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN sPAIED--cHIEF 10.
sEPH's FORCE.
SAS FRANCISCO, Juno 81, 1871.
press despatch from Waa Waila reports that Or.
Don OF that place. has received letter. dated Lewis
ton June 20, which says
Tho Indians have killed every Salmon
River but have not nurt the women and children. A
company Of cavalry and Jim LAWYER, nm Indian, and
forty ot his 10 Lewiston to-day. wit all tho
empIo-cs aud all tho whites or tho "Karniah'i
Reservation. ut I.npwai, winch has been
abandoned. have Just returned iron a
scout to the Grand Rondo River, the South side OF
Snake River, upon party Of warriors numbering
about hfty. They appeared TO be making their way
to wallowa The indians have got the best OF tho
soldiers so lar. They have killed about thirty and
driven them back from the White River Greek TO
Mount Idnho.
NUMBER KILLED WOUNDED
The killed. and wounded, so lar, number fifty por-
Sons Troops from wala wnlla cannot get to tho
Kamas prairie IL will take 500 soldiers TO whip Jo-
seph's band. fgWt ayf
CLAIM TO Br ryAcHFrL
wipnem ucca and his band are sncamHsd and armed
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,ED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer City OF New Bedford. Fish. Now Bedford for
New York.
schr Francis Hatch, stearns, St George, Me- for New
York.
schr Waterman Pendleton, Bangor for Now York.
Schr Charter Oak. Booth. Ban for New York,
Schr Ellis, Torrey. Rnckland for New York.
schr Pennsyvana, Ilutchin. Rockiand for New York.
Schr Nickerson. Haskcll. Boston for New York.
schr Eliza Rebeecs Price. Providence for New YORK..
Schr Eva Diverty. Candy. Providence Tor New York
schr Ganges. Pomcroy. Providence for Now York.
Schr P Shuts. Davis. Providence for New York.
Schr Phil Sheridan Lindsey Providence for Now York.
Schr Hswley, Tyler, Newport for New York;
Schr Elias Runyon, Sands. Pawtucket for New York.
schr Anthony Burton Johnson Pnwtncket for Now York.
Schr James. Styles. Pawtucket for Now York.
Schr Berths. Conovcr Bro akcrs Folly RI for New York
Schr Rappshannock Sykes Westerly RI, Tor New York.
Schr Cunningham. Parker, New London for New
York.
schr Mary Matt, Barker, New London for Now York
Rchr Applegae, Matthew'S Now London for New York.
Schr Julia A Tate Tate, Norwich for New York.
Schr Annie J RUSSELL Chstheld Portland, Ct for New
York.
schr Josephine. Mehers bridgeport Tor Now York.
Schr Curtis Goodwin, Steclmsn, New Haven for New
York. tt
schr " A Wiley. Wiley. Now Haven for New York.
Schr BrAmhn, Hamilton, New Haven Tor New York.
Schr Wilson, Wcbhcr. Stamford for New YORK.
Salne Burton. Burnley Stamford New YORK.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE q, 1877.

sBrisk. Moderate. tGsntle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
CITATION.

I'HE STATE or TExAs-To The .se.,,,
II OF any tonetAbie Df Dallas COO rtx -
,ng; You sre hsI,hy eSmmAndsa thar bs
nA%irg rcoiicofisn - fnis -lf atI.,f, IL 49,
neSsysIef ruE,ishas. "a tlp csasf, az ~
~. Isr ioor Neeg- ~ = You. 4, IN r.i.r.,
va ne. %, You NrHalls1 EiiEt p..xft-rIx
~, -, unknown. V ~ aaa -.
In and for the county OF Dsi.zs. =. a. cos.rs.
nnus9 thefeof. In tie city of DaiIa. ON r. \,
,sondsy n Dscrmosr next then and sh-re
MED IN said courL against a.. s.is go
DAuxnerty, " C. sickle< and n l. H.a
man and alleging In substance a. salia~.
.S-vn; Inst On the soth day Of octsb-r. lid
her note. pay able 20 ". C. Sickis. or h~sr.,
for the ann Of el1o. d ue one yesr sf..r 49,
teat said nots va. for part Of the rrrensss
tate, to-wit: A tract 81 land iyins All h.
Ing in the city % DAiiss, sfsfs Of fexss- ~
GA ming AZ ibe vest oerner % = ia or
Ham, Ham,. osds s.. q " " seess a.: ssd
sno W. IL Colser. on the isih dsy r.,
Mach, h:s; thsncs south q asgre-s e.ss.
- let o kAndslis oosaer. theIc. nerIk Is
vtef, lsp feet 10 Cocl.r4n street, thencs s-,nte
~ de<rees, vest % fsst- along said Cochran
:srsss g ne s, bssinn,ns I..s ps.lsrlf7 eisias
faction q s.id note. ws@rsisrs pssinsg
~ ios seoals q MD mole. ia,sss .e 81
asa vendor. lien u,os ~ i ssd m he
Al MOI. but have yda then aud shsr, b~s.r<
sid sourt THIS vril vim your rsirre 49,
o. shSvi.s hoe ysa have ssssa:ss sSs
wi.sss y, A. usrvoud. usrs Of N. p,.-
.,e SeSy 9! naties s>nnty- Gives o1a<r
3; 6siisa ~ 49, -. - sesc e ne si.y
W.so9EA Heoag. ssvis dlSAve ]
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

We lfarn thst Mr.. j. W. D.Son, for
whom q reward OF ave hundred dol
lars was offered by Governor Nichols.
81 T.ouisiaUe, and who wa arrested
~ Mar bal Motion under she nose Of
two Gs,sotivss from the Crescent cay,
hiss had a trial aud been honorAbly So-
gulitcd. Mr.. Dixon was arrested Tor
the alleged murder of n negro in Fast
Te.ielana pggish In 1876. Tue testlmo'
ny eliclted on the trial fUliy establish
cd thc fact thst the killing Wa
done Ia scifdciense, the accused mar
rouly escapius death at the bond 81
the negro killed. This occurred dur
ing the presidential campaign, = ben.
under the lead Of the senator from that
d,.lFict, the radicals inS1guraied the
celebrated system 81 bulldoziag all ne
erues who lolued democratic ciuts,
and attempted ~ terfor!zs over the
whites who encouraged them in tie
organization Of such clubs. MIR. Dixon,
Who proposed to surrender himself
90 the authorities the day following
tbs kiln1g, was advised TO leave the
state until quiet was restored and a
mir and Impartial trial eould be had 10
q . parish. When warned OF the pres
enee 81 the detectives in this G. y ia
search Of him, he refused to leave the
bedside of a sick " lie, was arrested NJ
above stated and confined TO his house
under guard until a rsquisition from
Governor Nichols WIS received. Dur
ing bis imprisonment under his own
rcof. he became the father OF a bounc
ing fsif.
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A foundery is about to be established
at Monroe.
In franklin parish the mast crop
Is abundant aud hogs fat
Sorghum cane IL very successfully
cultivated In Claiborne parish.
Constant rains have damaged the
cotton crop throughout the state.
Some eighty yards Of the Colomb
levee, Pointe Coupee, has caved In.
The cotton crop of Vermiliion Parish
Is short. Plenty of corn however.
The sweet potato crop has been un-
precedehilyy tissfee in north Louisiana.
a violent tornado swept over Nat
chez, and did some damage in Concor-
dis parish.
A number OF the eolored people OF
northwest Louisiana are In earnest
about removing to Liberia.
All the upper rivers of the state are
rising. with prospects OF good naviga-
ton for some time to come.
A bald-eagle, measuring eeven feet
and nine inches from tip to tip, was
parish.
The wife OF Mr.. Hewitt, editor OF
the Mansfield Democrat, was burned
to death a few days age by the ex.
plosion Of coal oil lamp.
The sugar cane yield In West Baton
Rouge is turning out a great deal bet
ter than was expected ut the opening
Of the rolling season. In some instsn-
ees two hogsheads TO the acre has been
made.
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a FAr BOY.
rreWzht 60 ORtts- Coz she rrrpsse az
ESsIstfion. "a. ~ Drsert-a and Lets
Au,usiE ssreBsesa.

nrausht 60 DHits- ss- she rurpsse az
ESHIstiion. "a. ~ sr.srt-a aaa Lsts
A",anE ssrNssesa.
Au'g, y week ago man went 10 the
HfuIchhe!d house, st the west end of
Main street, aud registered As "a. w.
Gage, Henderson county" He WAS
accompanied ~ young boy, who
Cage stalled Is only Eve years old, and
10 this statement he Is substantiated
IS The child himself A remarkable
thing about the child Is his extraordi-
uary .ize. lie IL quite tall FOR his age,
very tieshy aud weighed over one humid
red pounds when he arrived In the city.
since he has been AT the Crutehfield
Rouse, 10 has been sick with ehills,
aud has lost flesh, though be Is still
vecy large for his years. Cages story,
a. told Mr.. Keunsdy, the landlord Of
the Crg,cbHeld house, is that the boy
was kidnapped in Henderson county,
near Rack, that the man who kidnap-
ped the child, brought him 10 Dallas
with the purpose Of exhibiting him at
the 'air, Tut did not do so;
Gage said that the father. who re-
s,des on his tGage'Al farm, had sent
him 10 bring his sou back; that he had
found the man who had kidnapped
the child and was then on his way
bhck 20 Henderson county with HE
charge, Bat the strange part of the
circumstance j. that the next morning
he told Mr.. Kennedy that some Oae
. had stolen his horse and he would g
aud look for the auinai. lie went avs
leaving the boy, and was gone tive
days. He then returned, and reported
4. that he had not discovered his horse
. Amer eatiug-diunef he again left am
has not been seen since, and~Mr. Ken
needy ~ at loss TO account for his ab
senee. The boy Is still at the hotel
where he Is made "a comfortable at
possible, tut Is nat well, as above
stated. He is Of ordinary intelligence
and says his name is Tommy Reese
Mr.. Kennedy has reported the circum
stance To Mayor CabeIl, who to-da.
will write to Rusk making inquire
et the ohild's parents.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITATION.

IHE STATE OF TEXAs-To The shsrsg
Il o. Any t-snstsAieo DAliss County - 4 n
Ereiins: fou ale ns reby com fl.s1Ifsssd. u a.
~ making publication OF this 4 tia iau IL
s s hssspap Punii~iie1 II The eSanty a
DaAassr Tor Tour weeks previous 10 the feturs
day hereof. you safnI.i u tseOrgs W N...r.
Niso-s resldeE q is 4IkuoNu. ID b. = M = -
pear t,ef rc The District COurf, 20 D. lofatu
" ana tlr the couHty 81 bailas, a the gouff
houss tnereof. IA tue city g sli-S- On th.
tntIs - answer the petition Of susan r Nil
LEI, nled % said eourt -RiLEi the aid Gr..rr.p
w Miller, ana aiis-slng "a sulr-t nurs- =. 20
ls~s FOWL: Ihst Ia DrtDser, ls4is fetl.
tionrr and sid George ". Mul.- yer. - p
riesl Ia Bryan. In the state us feaas Thai
they lived together a. man and ,rIf,- IA! a.
tob r. lasi and nan fsur children. ir-.s al
said marriage, two % whom arr flf..f anu
Two sGENiEe Thai Ia October, asa. faIa
SeoFse " MI II abandoned pef!Eon.r aud
hss LON inst lime sePlTatsd hims ~ and
iANe'i apart IOfn her. ana tha he ia. LEI.
her with detention Of aba dauE.s..f- 80
has a tfkftconed her tor more tIHn rur.I-
year last past, and tai his plare Of r..I-
drnce l. uuknOga. Petitioner pays ILL.,.
hiie may b. HilI we'd TIE cusrorv ana rl,-r-,..
~ her children and FOR ~ yofoe a vircaio
frptn the bonds q matrimary Fhst 80
sa.d oeprGe ". Miller te mad. a party d.
* neT-i rcllef.
Herein f,il not, but have yoa then and
There before SD count thss writ Wirh -uf55
IetuIn thereon, showing how 700 have .se-
ruted The sane
witress, ". A. Harvood. Clerk OF ti,. H.
Iiet Court Of Dallas county. sfvea uaI.r
ny band and Eesi OF said CONT, IN a., go.
oil Dallas. tbs 18TH day Of SoEsnnhsr. In.
Clerk OF the Districi Corr o. naiins 4, mt
By II. ". yosE-. Deputy. nov-i7-el,-s,