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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-11
wI>GIfG WILLIAMS.

.,r,,a, tn 81 a., 81 ,L~ aars-r.r
%, o.. no - d"' z,"".
$50. o,,T
u. .D. ESQ wts,.D " d ,rsin on III,
I.s4- asa P,rih. ul,.d, yerterdsS
.,..us. C.ptaiu O,Do,p, sheriff Of
y... ur,, hpvtag la chsrE- man
r4w.t Marion Williams. arrived Ia
tuu .fy.
IUr prisoner was wounded, and had
tr Hrcarrisd from the train on cot
luu the waiting room of the Union
depot. Co nwztt the arrival Of the 40 TIA
ru..d train on the Central road.
AItEAlu reporter upon interroga-
urE .ls sheriff learned that W illisms
Voc the same man wbC some two
weeks since shot and Killed. near
puyrJ -tiup, Noluey Turner, deputy
sheriff Hf Wood county, while he was
a.r.u .uug his arrest, an account of
a... appeared la THE HERALD at
o.. .mH.
VILLAINS first crime wss committed
.u,a.s county iu the year 1915 he
Va- 10 Lsri-wurSug young man, and
v.ut3 sud won the affections OF u
well .u,dn armtt.- daughter. named
-u.u, Boo ruHt ruutN Iut -athet
U.Jg opposed upfse ua.,h, D. w.- put
.T .r.m .u- 600 t,u,. The father
u. rN. go. aUulg rapt they were
determined tu marry ut l--' gave his
...... I. uHurr protest, however. They
-."|. sr,rHasd. we're married ana
-. .I H..r -aW, usishbofhuud H.
s..t tIu Smith resided.
b. t.- u.t long after the marriage
.r.r. .ury began ,u disagree, aud the
... si Juy yuuuy vile began To- weigh
heavily upon ueT The ill-treAtment
uf Williams continued to Increase
UluI B., became uru,srAble when sine
su away, going back To- her fathers
buusH to i've.
Williams became, 20 all appearances,
YguIlrut, aud eudesvored tu persuade
Usr tD come back, tut such was her
ursad that The treatment might be- re.
ppafti that she refused. Williams AT.
tr.Jut,d her refusal to tie Influence
90 her Iather, charg * that h-had put
bic daughter against him.
Oue day in the fall Of 1875 he went
fn. iue house Of Smith and shot him to
utstu, after which he fed the country.
AID Efforts TO capture him proved futile
until his arrest nj the time he shot and
Sil.ed the deputy sheriff Of Van
Laudt county.
The deputy, Noluey Turner, when
Ee attempted the arrest, ordered vii.
Ism- Tn throw up both hands, when
ue attempted to draw pistol, but he-
fore he could do 80 the deputy shot
him twice, once just over the left nip
lIr. nad once In the upper part Of the
left arm. Nilliams did not fall on re-
rtlying the shots, but returned the
IRE with deadly effect, killing the
dsIufy Instantly.
ALrlhtr deputy who was present.
then hfed three shots at Williams,
hitting him iu the pa ~ the stomach,
la The left sd. aud Ia the right wrist,
breaking the bones sui disabling hun.
after which he was taken.
The prisoner w@ unable 20 ut alone
aud had 10 be supported ~ he drank
cup ~ coffee. lie ~ an atout
twenty .six years old aud has any other
than the face Of II desperate character
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D.I,a. e,,y ..amarr YARD.
rnY..,~n,ne 90 srnsr 81. wife.


John raibary. u painter, residing
on Wood strret, near the culvert, has
oeen out of employ nent for some
time, and concluded to get drunk yes
terdsy. He went home n that eondi.
ton last night just after dark, and
began abusing his wife He told her
he was goii & away from the city, and
his wife signitied her intention Of
getting a home with lady friend In
the city. This seemed H. irritate him.
aud he threatened to kill her, saying
that II she dared 10 leave that he would
beat her brains on. Mrs. Bradbury
becoming alarmed for her safety &C.
cured protection at the station
house, where she remained all
last night, fearing TO return
TO her home. After Bradbury dis
covered that his wife had left the
house he smashed some furniture into
smithereens and left. An officer was
looking for him late last night, bet
had failed to find him al last accounts.
Mrs. Brsdbury IL lady Of refinement
and presented pItiable sight when
she went to the officers for protection.
She was SO badly frightened that she
bad hystsris, and imsgin ned every one
she saw was her irsscible hu-bana.
she Gays that he has often threatened
n kill her, and that she does not In.
tsnd to live with him any more, fear
ing that he WIN do her bodily harm.
sDd proposes to return 10 her parents
| II Ksatueky.
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LIVESTOCK n,R..,
COUNTRY PRODUCE


BACON, per Ib-Snoft clsAr. = l-ssI-
SHOULDERS, 80 &c. breakfast. o. 80 e.. lrs
.alt, l-1a.s sc
sGTTEi. P,s 10 Western. so.sslc. ooa-iry
BAKING POWDERS v-risu. brands D..
10 cans I,er anz 81 81 - a. d. ~. T. :.
- DO do, ~ -sssG
ChlissE-~ --i.rn. = 10. q T. . i-zc.
CANDLES star, e "a - ls.aifc.
cOff Et-jEVa- Ier ID. -saEss. ~ %. cnuicr.
-. la putar, gl.el lac, uutn me- o.
CoNCESTRATED LYE-Varlsas tr.ne.
doz. ID ears. Ter c2se. ~ lssss a.
FlrH-A.cksrAi- u-Cr hi. so .laxsl4 81. slt
- eoetsi = White lsh, kit. ts-fi -
hfEklSc--brl-1.I- cf OK. 49,
fl-H-Du-d cs1r.1. pr b. g s-ta-c-
LAkU-An u.rc-. "a alac. - 90 Ealis. :
10 lac; ana 10 10 IN tins. ~ s-sal.r
hAAs-fer 10, fancy BRANDS. ls.ss -
AoLLsssEs-F.ney Loui.lsu.. r.r -.
~ $685. Choio-. iS.sap-, fritas -aaassl. Ear
1880
HlCE-I>oaisi.n., pr n. "a IA.
SUGAR - Gfsuuiat-d. T-f o.. ll4.la-H
Crushed, II I-salaos fosd-r,a. % l-.al-.-
q, Nee, A, pr 10. D. l-talo l-ac. .tuirs
DooiSisna. aas i-1c. Prime. 49, "a. tf.ll-
nary % Par. % i-srs CurufuDl.. 49,.
-oDA-C.-r, bs-o.Eb- ErElish. - l---
k.g, S.. -.
sfARcH-Vsriogs hF4na.. g.r "a. ss.a.sa.
soaP-olivs, -. 80; fancy soaFs. E-.r t.aa.
sALr-Lyerpool saoE. e. 80 g. ohis
Tiyef. Ia tol-. q Is a. q. tAb-e, pr s-ck -
80.
rEA-GrnroWder. $500. irnrsr.sI. 50
Al Jspat, - sc, Ooiuus. 49,,
NIsESAk-Cia-r. 49, Ehli- she. "a.
&C.
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ciI... Lia,m-n, loa,a. ., .m.a.,.

Cures neuralgia, face ache. rheuma-
i-m, govt, frosted feet, cbilblaiI.-
-ore throat erysipela-. bruises anc
Souni. OF every nature IA man or Aui.
NAL The remarkable cures this rem.
ely has effected Glasses u A. one % Ia.
most important aud valuable rem.
dies ever discovered for the cure and
relief Of pain
From over exertion / contracted /.
pain across my ioins- Nv suff-ring-
were intense. One bottle % Gil--'
Liniment IOdide Of Ammonia cured
me.
Il. h Mnsfk
Conductor New s. ors and Nru HEser IL 4.
For sale by COnnor 4 Walker. drug
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The Residence Of Charles Gayle Re.
daeed 10 Ashe.-TWe Men Meet with
&ersous sPforfes

The Residence Of Charles Gayle Re.
dncea 10 Ashe.-Twe Men Meet with
serions 'piories.
Wednesday, night about bine:thirty
o'elaek fire broke out in the kitchen
of Mr.. Charles eagle, at his resideuce
on Patterson avenue, near Central
park. The fire alarm was soon sounded
from the engine house, aud it was not
long before the few firemen In the city
were on their way to the scene.
Before their arrival, hoxever, the
kitchen, which was composed of well
seasoned and infiamable material, was
covered with flames, and was soon
consumed. The residence adjoined
the kitchen, wss soon in q blaze,
burning rapidly, and was soon beyond
the control of the firemen.
The engine stopped at the cis-
tern near the corner of Elm and
Sycamore streets, but by this time
the building was almost entirely con-
sumed. The furniture and other arti>
clea were nearly all saved, but were
very much damaged in handling. The
house was a one-story frame, and was
good piece Of property. 1t was In.
sured for Lfteen hundred and thefur-
niture tor twelve hundred dollars, in
the Phoenix, of Brooklyn, represented
uy kerfoot d Hereford. While on
his way to the fire sad
accident befell Mr.. J. w. Webo.
He was on the hose cart and when
near the corner of Sycamore and Elm
streets, the horse took fright, running
away and throwing him oil. A severe
cash WAS cut oyer his right temple,
and Two of his ribs We're broken. The
unfortunate man WIS taken to his resi-
dence, Oh San JacInto street, where he
was attended 10 by physicians. Late
last night he was suffering very much
from his wounds, which were pros
uouneed to be OF y serious character
During the IRE u mall named Charlie
Kemp, while fighting the flames,
Was by some means shut up In
room. The room was flied with
SMOKE AMI WAS soon aGlhZe. The skin
un his face aud hands Was scorched.
In mis- efforts 10 get cut he threw him.
self against the door with great yIo-
fence, which nnaily yielded giving
hIm iiuerty. Upon making his exit he
" as much exhausted aud Tell senseiess
To the ground, after which he Was
taken across the street anu laid on u
mattress. HIS lung, were seriously
affected by the occurrence, yet he Was
able after awhile TO walk home, as
sisted py friends.
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Dallas cay Lumber Yard.
ATexas SHOW for k-a,ucky.

A novel entertainment Is being pre-
pared by n citizen OF Louisville, Ken
lucky, Mr.. CHI ?. Kennedy, for u Mr.
Reticker, the former OF whom is al
present IN the ely, 10 he exhibited be-
fore the people OF Kentucky. 1t is n
''Hippourorne of Frontier Life" the
only show IF the kind, II is believed,
ever gotten up iii America. 1t Is TO
consist o. ABOUT twenty ChoetAw a
,iians, three MeAicaus sud three COW.
boys, who, with Iassoes, on ponies,
will give specimens of the maulpuia
lion of that Institution, rs we'll as from
tier horsemsu=hip. The performances
are To be given at fairs and race
courses, and viii no doubt be some
thing of wonder To those VINO have
never witnessed the pecuiiarities of
these queer specimens o! the human
family. The Indians, Mexicans aud
COW boys, have been for " del TO Lou
isvlIie,
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Da,i.. city Lumber Yard.
rhr hexei-s,xaen |, a.e.

This case came up in the district
court yesterday morning and occupied
tie attention OF the court all day. The
msndsmus against the city secretary
to compel him to exhibit the poll lists
aud ballots WAS granted as 10 the lists,
but refused as to the ballots, upon the
ground that 1t would violate the secre-
cy Of the ballet, This practically ends
the contest in favor of MIR Bagel.
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AIux.niI. Hor.srnisf.

Yesterday morning, Deputy Sheriff
Pryor arrested, at the Union depot,
a negro boy, named George Carlton,
ON charge of horse stealing. The
boy who is only ten years old admitted
that he stole the horse, but says that
was stolen from Mr.. Frank Chane in
Denton county. The boy wasIloeked
up ia Jail to await trial.
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RnI.. Gsvsssiag the NAtIes, Shooting
Match.

Following are the rules and regula-
lions that will govern the shooting
match ut the Msifest next Monday /:
The .esms from each company VIII
consist Of SIX men, each man To shoot
SIX times; distance three hundred ana
sixty yards. The rifles Used ny each
term 10 tie the same rs used ny tn.
Respective companies. No globe or
peep sight To oe allowed. Any posi-
ton viii be allowed except All artlfical
one. The target to he the same as the
second class target of the national
rifle association. The prize Will be
thirly dollars, cash.
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Was dsDe, and upon returning they
succeeded in killing II after shooting IL
eight times
measured th 49, fs.i, eur iu d
ia length Upon being s-ruseu OF iis
death, r"p- wss fastened about it,
nfrk aud IL vas dragged To- the city.
IL was the attraction OF several persons
iu the lear OF Todd's mill, who went
TO see II late yesterday avenink.
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LuaBER aARarT

YELLOW PISE-Bonins. se.-tIlu.- -
thousand. sts 60 dro--s1 s. - ar-..t--y
dressed and rD.tebec. ~ .. Asiehsl c-lIisI..
tlS az Misunderstanding. az -. fsncin.
sIs 90.
WHITE PISE-houkh. PR thuu..r.f
s{5 %, -crf2ns-1. sun q. rsatchs-a srfis1z -
we.therts1riinz. go "a
IMPRESSION. "a. u.s-r ti.ou..rH ~ -
surfaced, 80 es pc k-ts. SO g..
shlNOL-k--hsllow pine. cot s. ssssl %
long leAi pine. sA~e-i. s. - cyTFes- cut. O. =
81 -
LArHES-vsile~ p.a-, - - E-sr tLss-
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The broken Gown con-titution.
caused by kidney, bladder and urinary
Diseases. is promptly strengthened,
and these complaints cured ~ HUNr's
REMEDY Dropsy, pain In the slde,
t'acs and Joins. diabetes. exce--s-. iu-
Temperance and gravel, are cured ~
HuAT's REMEDY. All di--A.e- Of the
kidusys, bladder and urinary orsan-.
are cured by HUNS REEEDY.-d1I~
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a nrnan..Nan..

@uluare meafis The blossom q 10. p11l.a.
Eranste. Ncsf4g al Iylnaie nau-s 49, a..
sAs ulEdss lsEsrs. >ccEts. ~ aIUsF arl.
-asnts OF luKurfs. which ahaun4 n 49,
~ peFboiicAi pO-iry. Hgflug fh--- uItsl.rt.
..nes ifca. have bssn caught frHm ft.t
yi.-ht, Anl The same slCuincsmc- - =. Yea o.
tnc nam. English E4tf-fs- ia imr.t-. T.5.-
tof atfuu . heath = rsilcsl CGr- - = to-.
chroDlc heterogeneous aud Irr-.EIar.t.ss
th-i ailirt the i.fuAls N. 10 tnTlia- 4l.H e.
and I'osuFiu4 acliu1 over teIl4sle truufls. lf
Implies r-su4atlBg zuo restoring oll uf = d. a. !.
i-lnslr. 20 fArir natural condition. an ~.
t1H soOuld iail ~ usc them. ttlIfus D. a !
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DIZZY eooDs ,aEKsr.

fhis s. ia'.hspss - Pass 81 ssirtlnss
I've Gernsrs. &C, d-rmoGy, g..
BROWN sHkETfSG--Arianf A gEs
Indian head. AsAes Sa-hxlns. "A. 80
Utica. 4. aScs l-.sre1nr, 4 L. . I-.c- f.l...~
-, Il, - :. Ds-ishIss.' fspsssi. a rs. ~
HLEAchED MpsLISs-v.n.u,t. A.
I>srs Fruit 81 the Loon. >r- Lon<d.I@. 80
Hoes,s> fsasoay, y; Sev .Jsrssy, G q.
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alias Ci,y i.ams@r YARD.
nwer. /. ;. an s,,or..x

Allen Mitchell, Esquire, presented
his petition in the district court yester
day for admission To the bar. Judge
Hunt appointed G. F. Clint, ID. o.
Williams, L. +. Smith and J. NJ. Thur.
mond rs committee to examine him
as to his qualifications. and upon the
committee reporting favorsbly, he was
sworn in ms an attorney ss this bar.
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Cit, Lnmber Yard.
Death of Conn soaore Morgan.

Mr.. u. Jordan, general manager Of
the Houston and Texas Central raIl-
road company, teiegraphed TO Mr..
George W. Gaines, agent al this place,
yesterday, that MIR. Charles Morgan,
tue principal siockhOider aud one OF
the directors OF the company, Gied al
Houston yesterday morning.
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ISENION Al

ksoaG tae Eaa1aIs - -.
rnsaih we -hzIi r~a.-s. -
bu>ine-> trsla sur p-~-.z
stand 90 the sailSls- ts-~-.ls
occupied b usr-aii. a 49,
ard. Tor asis = f.n-.r ~s.--.
We t@sr thi. ~sr--t.-sss -
thank sar frisasf- So 49, -
YER. and iasit- 49, ..auA-
eiti<ea- 81 tsaIias- au.a t-saz..
TO si-it - ia ssF - -
-nrisg then ta-t- - ss-r -
fore. 80 -h.il strive - u--rs.
their esctiHt,ea s-l-sua -
tronz<e- heF, Hs-g-<sr.srF.
REED a LATuEoF-.
Beck seller aaa ~t.at-asr>.
Va aoa MAIN ~TRknE
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The sale Of the property of the city
and county delinquent tax payers, for
the year 1871, closed yesterday. About
one,hfth OF the property sold wss bid
In BY Captain PrAther, the collector
for the state, yet the property can b.
redeemed up TO the 18th instAnt, by
the ovners coming forward to his Of.
nee At the court house. and paying the
tsxss and cost Of advertising.
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LOCAL JOTTiNGS.

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A'n'' one Vi tue h'ei'en'
'i"ii a'olAi' was 'aHeh III yesterday
aver us ''fl's' I'D 'he 'i'y' ana had
W e''' :" N''-e 'a'' -" is"]
s"see''e" ~ n" eAcAa-g
''i"' 'ue No'u P''-Aio We "ooliSne'',
an" =. ~ '"'''''A'eS 'i-e Iu"ch He 7h -
s'i'"s0"' Secohd h"''"h'
"e ''oi'e"ai' uieJ VIII shorty
NC" i'"'hi' Inherent iroiL
Wv '"' 10" "'i" ~ 'hehi' az well aa
IA ii'S 'u' atu "u''
o''i'i 'li"'i i"'oefS' "Aleh "ar
AZ troupe, occurred friday
"'e"'' Nv" III Az oass were taken from
'"s " p'' where '"es were LETT Tor Tie
NV ~ ''"'" INN
''' eeu ~ i'a'hfop nave
.eAeN 'ne ou'iuins ~ the corner oil
".n "uu lamar stfee'S' tue ola stand
" -"''' ~ io"afu' anu VIII oceu-
~ '.1 e''7'' III aoou' Ten uAys'
' "'a" ','e''on mas donated
' 80 "D nm iro'A 'iie ci'y as
1''','',' W. 'ne p''p 'Se oi iin
- 80 :" ''e a'"u " A' ~
WI 'se 'o"'pSny WIZ
no'uy 'nsNe . proposition 10 th'
'' ''n'' - 'ne e"ee' 'hs' II II VIII
V'''e A'i io'"' "''n'h 'heir chartered
INNS 'ney VIII fed"ee Tue Toll one
nail,
was H. d IIa''' D"okkeeper al
""' e' mus ii"" Hihs, VINO ore"
tue lounge at MAeaiiester's preform'
ance the other night. Another Illus
"a'ion OF 'he Tueisin, The deserving
are Always fortunate"
rom special telegram to the
uSiNestoh News from Tyler, 1t il
learned That the United States grand
jury HuJourned yesterday. The par
Ties charged with train robbiug are
still In Jail. Their trials will likely
begin next week.
1t was learned late last night that
Mr.. j. w. Webb, hurt by the accident
to the hose cart, aud Charles Kemr,
who WAS burned about IN. face snd
hands, at the bnrniBg of Caple,s real.
dence, night before Inst. were out n,
danger and rapidly improying
Robert u. Bell, ''OId Swami Fox ,,
says that the report that the fisb i'm tbs
Trinity river were poisoned ia nntr,e
He follows fishing for a living ana i.
catching some fine ones tbara everv
day aud night. They are brouyht 1,
town alive and eouId No, ha n,;s
oued
Tuesday night the nolics ayrsstas
+. Hart aud Bob Williams two nj
Lieutenant Peaks rapver. for sboo,
ing of their pistols within the c;tx
-. =.
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Wanted to purchase, by the eounty
commissioners court, DAila- county.
Texas. three 500 court house houu-
Sealed eids viii he received - the
."uhiy clerk OF said county " % the
18th day Of May, A. d, ISIS.
Mays tillSSwlt.
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Dallas Guy Lsmo-r Yard.


harvesting Is getting under head
way, aud tne wheat csop promises Il
much larger yield than was at first an
tiSipaIed. IEe heads are We'll per
feeteu, aud the grain IL of good quality.
Rust has prevailed To N limited extent,
Uui not enough TO dc any great damage
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nREA0sTIFr

FLOUR-cresc-nt, In szrss. ga 80
yaciuto. - %; Empire. g .. AK. Sc
Eagle. .. 3; Magnolia. in SACKS, =. a.. = (. .
1odd's XXX - -. Sfst- CentEal ANXN
- < thoic- Family. q = star Nill-. IA
- 10. Graham. y - . bran. " ~ corn rsss.I,
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Yesterday morning. AZ the re-idsne.
81 captain q. VI. SWIM. No. lz-8
Jackson street, Charlie Scale. -on 81
the late Professor ~cAle--
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FIsBI AND 1lArs

CANNED-D.vii-d ham. a. ia =. 81
mon. ITO y 4ia= - L..usi~rs. - 50. J.
Cove oysters, - a.. Coru hs-ef " -
-ARDlS E-s-h Dox. as lo..ls D. II -
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Fs.asH sNs.m-r

70 81 $3.50 aH.U a. 60
! : -. - 2. l-e-. 49,. - .a -. 30.
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Smiih Couaty-Tyler Democrats The
late rains wore in time for the growing
crops. and considerably increased the
already aattering prospects.--T The
East Texas University. whsn compile,
ted, will be the prettiest and best school
building in eastern Texas.
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A PoRNIbABLr RrvoIrrloN.

The scheme upon which the present
effort to overthrow Dia8 Is founded. has
been well and deeply laid, the utmost
secrecy having been observed Not only
IN Mexico, but throughout western
Texas, wherever there is Mexican
hamlet, some one has been let into the
secret ana has received instructions
when and how to act. And the result.
about 10 be developed, will prove be-
yond possibility of contrsyersion, that
the Mexican people are entitled to the
iron, rank amorg nstionalities in the
matter OF etiecting fundamental changes
IN political organization. Whether this
is virtuous gift or not, let the reader
himself decide.
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IT Is with deep regret we announce
the death Of Captain John c. Forbes. The
sad event occurred last evening at the
city hospital, wh.thsr he had been taxi, n on
tuesday, victim O. the fever, with " hich,
during three vie tItons, he had baltled as
q member Of the s.. Andrews society and
lastly Of the H0Fa,5 association. While
nursing ,lr. C4mpbeil and his wife, on
A'aJ-.-Ia stree, he also VISITED ali the
ieser-stricsen patients in that worst part Of
the infected district, and finally accept
ed the dangerous post Of fuperin-
tendent % the distribution depot Of the
Howard association, the duties OF which he
had been dischar2ing but few days when
che scJurge seized him and he died after
three days illness. Al that was possible to
attentive aud Intelligent nursing and the
care Of one Of our BIS. physicians was done
for him, but 70 no purpose. Though man
OF vigorous frame, he succumbed. To
che last the work he had
nearest 10 heart asserted itself in speech. A
little girl OF seven years Of age-a fever pa
tient-0n being taken into the same ward, he
gave minute directions as 10 her treatment
and when she died and was carried forth for
burial be- said, IL have lost my life" Thi:
expression be- repeated many times yesterday
10 those who visited him, and to whom he
had cudearei himself by many noble exhi.
billions Of that quality of heart which
Christ promised reward for in the
words: For as much as ye have done II unto
the least OF these my servants, We have done
1t unto me" In view OF his good Sam. ritar
work and the hope Of this text, we lose SRht
of the shoi tloIuings, the frailties and iafrm'
tiles Of the man, and sorrow for one who
bravely and uusel6sbly went about the Mas
ter'swork. suc,oring the sick, and bringing
aid and comfort 10 those who were in sick
ness and distressed.