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Csmped On the Trail OF Her Hus hands
ParamOur.

ParsmOur.
Yesterday morning, a woman who
registered as Miss Clara Scales applied
at the American house on upper Main
street for board. She was given a
room 10 which she at once retired. In
the afternoon, a man called, saying
that he would like TO see the woman,
and at her request he was shown UP to
her room. Soon after this, woman,
carrying a porte-monnaie, came into
the office Of the hotel, and
asked Mr. Slaughter, the proprietor.
IL the woman referred to above was
stopping there, and being answered in
the affirmative, asked If man had
called to see her. Mr.. Slaughter told
her that man had called, but that he
was under the impression that he had
left. The woman appeared very nerv-
Gus all the time she was speaking,
looking flushed and excited. After a
she would like To be shown to the
room, as she wanted 10 see the wo.
man. When the caller neared the door
of the room, which WAS open, she saw
the man sitting with his back to 1t
talking to the woman. Quickly open
lag the porte mOnnsie, she took out a
revolver, and made for the open door.
The man turning, saw her with the
pistol in her hand, and jumping up,
caught hei, and wrenched the weapon
from her, just as she WAS in the
act of firing at the woman. She would
have made an assault on the woman,
had not the man held her TO prevent
1t. She said that the man, whose name
WIS Jim Campbell, was her husband,
and that the woman was trying TO steal
him away from her. A war of words
ensued between the two women, each
eoDtendiDg that she had the best right
to the man, and matters began to get
so " arm that Mr.. Slaughter told them
they must leave the house, which the
woman of the pistol did, taking her
husband with her. She vowed dire
, vengeance against her adversary, as
she led her lord away.
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uuptus ~.s -ua LaaeIy

Yesterday evening woman might
have been seen, standing at the cor
upr o. Commerce aud Jpti .r-on streets,
weeping. When asked the cause OF
her grief she replied that her husband
hsd run away and lefl her. "He has
been try To- get away for some time, "
she remarked. bat ] will make II
warm for him when | catch him She
positively refused 20 give her name,
saying Il was noyody's but her own
business
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p.IIns cay aa,as.r Ward.
Poisoning ,soi.es

There appear. to he n DoFgis at large
among the CANNES OF the city, and
they are meeting their fate In large
numbers. There l. no doubt that Dali
La has a surplus Of dogs. yet other
means thaH poisoning should be em-
played Ia removing them. Throwing
arsruic around loose on the street Is
dangerous to other lives than those Of
the dogs, and the practice should cease.
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CRemn aiss q

Or the method of burning our bodies after
death. created some little stir In this copn-
try, but met with very little favor. To place
our child, our mother or father into hot
oven. after death, and to stand and gaze sf
Its rapid crI-ping. burning and conversion
into q few ounces OF ashes, Il, In our estiias-
ton, cruel aid sinful. Now ladies, you " no
are suffering from some female complaint.
who have become Irregular, CT have pains
and aches. Mysteries. nervousness and gen
ersi prostitution, we sdvi.e you 10 u~e Eng
ilsh Female Blttsrs At once, and 81 aim q
new lease upon your iiv--. IL i- . ~onder-
fui female regulator, and also quick and
powerful tonic. curing chronic cs<e- IN AN
Incredibly short time. dtiUuni-w2t
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.aernan Syrup

No other medicine In the world was ever
gwen such "a test of Its curative qualities a.
BoSCaEEr GEENAN HYRUP. In tire. y.srs
two milton fouT hundred Thousand small
bottles Of this medicine was q stTibuted free
Of charg. ny druggists In this country TO
those afflicted with cDnsum ptiou, asthma.
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and other
diseases of the throat and lungs, Civ Ing the
American people undeniable proof that
German syrup Will cure them. The result
has been thai druggists In every Town and
village ia the UHited states are recon mend
ing II TO their customers Go to your drug
gist ana ask what they know about IL sam-
pie bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS cents
Three doses will relieve any case.
myl5dlt- wit
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This excellent instrument seems to
be rapidly gaining the favor 1t so rich.
~ deserves, and will, We believe, at
no distant day he the popular piano
OF Texas. Being constructed with
their equaliziug scale, they stay in
tune better than any other pianos,
and have q volume and sweetness of
tone surpassed by none Mr.. G. II.
Edwards, at 705 Main street, the state
agent for these superior instruments,
informs US that he has sold FIVE OF
them In the last two days.
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From n gentleman who arrived In
this city yesterday morning from Fort
Worth, II IL learned that Lee Witt,
who murdered the railroad ticket agent
vt Corsicsns some time sinc,, was cap
tured in that place by Marshal Courts
wright. Learning his whereabouts In
the city, the marshal, with a squad OF
men, started after him. But through
some means he got an inkiing that
they were coming after him, and,
mounting his horse, he dashed down
through the heart OF the town, making
for the Trinity river, closely pursued
by the marshal and his party, who
kept up q running IRE on him, which
he returned. He gained the river, but
before he could cross, the pursuing
party closed In on him. when he SUR
rendered. After the capture 1t was
found that the horse ne was riding was
one that hsd been stolen in this county
He WAS Jailed in that city to await
transportation To the scene Of his crime
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Daiias sf,y Lumber yard.

There are four prisoners in the
The market is we'll supplied with
spring chickens and they are declin.
ing IN price.
lieutenant Peak will dismiss a
portion of his command to-day, keep
Ing part of them.
The Trinity river is slowly rising
which shows that there has been a re-
cent rainfall northwest of here.
Lieutenant Peak, it is understood,
will disband his company of rangers,
keeping only few picked m ell.
The wood dealer has relented, and
now asks only from three and a quar-.
ter to three and half dollars cord
for his wood.
Mrs f. C. Browder, wife Of the late
Z. G. Browder, of this city, died at her
resideace two miles from the city,
yesterday morning.
"A number Of shop-keepers were
arrested yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal Seward, for violating
the internal revenue law.
"A number OF witnesses were sum-
moned in this city yesterday to attend
the United States court at Tyler Tues
day, TO testify In the Pipes>Herndon
case.
Attention is directed to the adver.
tisement of the postmaster general,
which appears on the second page, fol
, proposals for carrying the United
States mails In Texas.
-Msny Of the farmers have finished
harvesting their wheat and are pre-
|, pairing to plant cotton, thereby rAisins
two crops during the same season OF
the same ground.
IA number of wagons heavily load
, ed with freight, left for the west yes
, terday morning. Among them wer'
: several teams from the forts west, car
rying out government stores.
This is the time Of the year whel
me hobby young man unceasingI,
II racks his brain in q vain attempt {
g discover what will be the style u
y standing collars fur the remainder q
" the season.
= The picnic sesson IL now in fol
.. bloom, and the faverite place OF Fesol
3 appears to be Longs lake, which ca
> be reached In short and pleasant rid
e over the Dallas and Wichita RAILROAD
= or 10 Siler's ,busses, which are ready I
run on all such occasions.
" Major Jones, Of the frontier bai
y TALON, returned to the city last evss
" Ing from Tyler. In > conversation b
= stated to . HERALD reporter that som
D orhis men we're after IHdians VII
= had made their appearance In Kimb
u county, where they had been raidinl
There are now In all ten dali,
weekly and monthly publications.
this city. The tenth h the Texas Pr,
~ ducts and Progress, monthly, wiki
=. made IT. appearance Wednesday.
u. b edited by II. s. Hyatt and y d
!; voted to the development Of the Z
sources OF the state.
ng REV. J. NJ. Mnbey, colored, vi
nv CONTINUE his evaRgelical latogs amor
no tbs coIored peUple here for ssveE
op dayA He b directly from WashluGts
III city, where be WIS student In q
~, Smithsonian insfttnts. and VIII, I
3 donht, ac0omplish much good annoa
hi oo1ored bgsehfoas
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An Aerial Pne..m~.e.

This morning, about two O'Clock, \
brilliant meteor shot athwart the heav-
ems, leaving q train Of besuteous light
In Its passage, which lasted for several
seconds. The body which appeared to
be close to the earth, was exceedingly
luminous, falling to the west. When
near the horizon It bursted, throwing
= number Of beautiful lights of. max.
ing a grand scene. The reporter did
not have his a.tromieal glasses with
him, and was unable 10 take full OBJ
seryailons Of The aerial phenomenon.
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The Ttr.g New wheat

Sir Boot Britain, residing some six
miles southwest of the city, delivered
The Br.t wheat OF the season, which
WAS shipped to Greer shaw a Com
pauy, st Louis. IL WIS harvested on
the 18th and 2gth Of April, AMI brought
In ou the 18th Of this month. This is
early harvesting, even Tor this state,
being ten days earlier than that Of last
season. Hts crop averaged fifteen
bushels 20 the acre, aud II Of very
good quality.
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The bridge over White Rock creek.
on the Rockwell, road, built from the
funds donated " the citizens for the
Improvement Of the county roads, II
finished. The span, which IL sixty
fee; Ia length, is . substantial structure
and will prove Of great benefit 10 thoss
who coms TO the city by that road dur.
ing the heavy rains. The force waa
moved up TO Duck creek, on the same
road, where another bridge. my fse'
In length, VIII be erected. The timbes
used In these bridges consists Of biseh
cypress aud yellow heart pine. The
work u under the stis supervision ol
Captain Johnson, late city snsinsss.
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DsIis. CIfy Lom.er Yard.
mar rtrd.

At the residence of Mr. w. II. Nor
ton, In East Dallas. Wednesday, 18th
instant. at > O'Clock p. M. by the Rev.
Kirk Baxter, Mr.. W II. Mathes to
Mrs. r. G.. Epperson.
rHE HERALD sends its greeting to
the happy pair, with the wish that
their journey adown the pathway Of
life may be strewn with flowers as
bright and beautiful a. those Of the
month Of their union. May their star
OF destiny Ire ever in the ascendant,
aud may they ever enjoy aweslth OF
affection and love.
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E-CC LEN Iss-Irish POTATOES, p-f hbl - 81
a. a. onions. Per Dbl, e. g.. Cabbag... Ne-.
tern. per crate. none. southern. per dazsn,
u s.. kfouiz. pr box. s..
BUTTEK ASD CHkE-E-Buttsr. western
Per II. ztst.-sc, cheese. western. i-axl.r.
ktiTS-Appiss green, Per hhi. . sil.- -
A pies dried, per De. c. peaches. F-sf n ~.
Oranges per boz, az b-moEs, pr toS ..
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lUaBER nARhET

YELLOW PiNE-BoIing. -oAnuing. pei
Thousand. s5 90. drcssci fir eo. flooring
cr.eed and matched. go - Nsteh-i o-liiIs
tih~i. misunderstanding, si2 -. fencing
sls IA.
WHITE PiSE-houlh. per thousand
st5 20, surfaced, 81 o.. msicn.-i csiiing. - ~
We tiherlsoaTding. - "a.
CNPRfaS-hongh, Ter thousand. sgs d.
sur fAo-f, So %. pick-ts, "a cd.
SliISGLk--feilow pine, cot. q GO o.
iot.g Leaf pine. saved. . - cypress cuE, - 4.
~ s.
LArHEs--N.iIo~> pins, - - per thou
sand.
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Jack Hardy, the boast and pride OF
Dallas, on his arrival al st. Louis,
from New Orleans, received the fol
lowing well merited notice from the
Globe Democrat:
The name OF Jack Hardy is famil-
lar to turfmen throughout The coun-
Try. He Is Il race horse OF rich breed
ing aud sterling merit. In 1877 he
won four out of six starts. At the
New Orleans spring meeting, second
day, he won n dash of three quarters
of a mile In I:isa, beating Redman,
Maria Barnes aud four others Ga
the next day he heat the Nipper, mile
heats, ia l:47, l:47a. Two days later,
10 dash of mile aud quarter, all
ages, except three-year-oids, to carry
one hundred pounds, he defeated Bob
Wolley, .Kilburu and Verdigris. Co
ing thence to Texas, at Galveston,
May /, he conquered Little Reb at
mile heats in 1:45i, last. May %, Mt
Houston, he was beaten by that won
derful son of Glenely aud La Polka,
General Philips, q mile and quarter
in 2:l2, but finished II in front of Con-
rad and Ten Pin. The following day
Little Reb turned the tables on him in
q dash o! mile and q half In 1881.
He was then laid up until the recent
New Orleans meeting, where he start
ed on the third day in handicap for sill
ages, mile heats, in which lie ran
third the first heat, and was distanced
the second; and on the fifth day, In a
consolation purse for all ages, one mile,
which he won with one hundred and
htrtz< . bon ttt,.x a
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Sunday night, about nine o'clock, az
Mr.. Thomas Overall was riding along
the Denton road, and when near
Cochoran's chapel, he was halted by
two masked men, mounted, who rode
out Of the woods In 'front.' of him. The
usual command Of "throw up your
hands" was given in . tone that indi-
Gated that the speaker would brook no
trifling. They then ordered him to
dismount when they went through
him. getting eighteen dollars and some
odd cents. One Of the party remarked
to the other 1--WE have gotten the
wrong party, !" when the other said emo,
be has it hid some place about him."
They then made him pull of his boots,
which they examined thoroughly, -
well rs his hat, which they turned
wrong eide out. Not finding any more
money they attempted to scare money
out Of him BY threatening to kill him,
but rs he had In more about him !,
could not be fortheoeaiRg. After hoi1,
| ing short whispered conversation
they told him to mount and ride on
which he did with aiacr!ty. Mr.
| Overall states that the men were vel
mounted, and wore black masks
which completely hid their faces.
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N-.isri'y crning man named
walter btrr1t, charged with cattle
stealing csNe ia and delivered him
.a.i uu COP .x.rif Moon, who took bond
nrHI- fenrance 1T the next term Of
u.r @ fiot court. The accused had
mo-. (eu hiding, IL seems, hat ~ soon
~ hp heard u there being an iudiut-
mout against him, ne came in person
t4rga sheriff
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BREADsTuEFs-

fLOUH-Crescent. 81 SACKS, So sal
Jaeinto, - % Empire, O. =: XXX. . ~
lag - Is; Magnolia. IN sacks. b I1., - Is
Ju-Id's xxx, ~ 50 state Central NANN
- 10 Graham " % bran. u 90 corn meal
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s.. SSs 30 s83,SaS.di
Te general and Jury Gund,
on hand April lStn, ISL sS-T
Road fund on hand 18TH
OF April, Is77 ...- ..'...... iIS-sli
Courthouse fund o,i hand
18th of April. isz7 5000. 2,4so-5S
Lunstie fund on hand
18th of a pril, lST7 -... 1871
Speeisi indebtedness on
hand 18th OF April. isT 2,l5a.ss
Stock ON hand 18Th Of
April, 1871 ....-.......-. 7-75
By gen raj and jury fund on
band 18th of April, 1875 l5oOe
Jail fund on hand 18TH of
April, ISIS. .-...-........ Il
Special contingent fund
on hand April Ia, 1873 s45-l4
Road fund on hand 18TH
of April. ISIS ..-........ 1880
Courthouse fund ON hand
18th OF A prIl, lS1s 4..-.. 4,i.S.sJ
Lunstic fund on hand
18th of April, ISIS ..-.. 1873. ~
Special indebt'neSs fund
on hand A pril Is, 1878. 6,Oss ~
Poor-farm fund on hand
18th of April, 1878 ....,. l,UiS.25
COURTEOUS sinking fund
on hand April Is. 1875. i,s2s.I
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THE FAVSRITE''
CLOTHING HOUSE

Has opened at No. iO7 Main Street t,,s,>ii..
LeGrand Hotel, and will always Keep oH hSHd a
select stock of CLOTHING, HATS. CiP> aaa
Gents Furnishing Goods, which We will sell al very
low prices.
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HERE AND THERE.

A Prussisn officer was recently lost in
the crater OF Vesuyius.
Charlotte Cushman's grave is marked
only by a small white stone,
Ohio has voted by a large majority
against taxing church property
Mrs. Fortune, of Halifax. has given
birth to twins-girls. OF course. Miss
Fortunes never come singly.'
The other evening fifty thousand
trout were deposited IN Lake Winne>
bsgo, at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
The Philadelphia Times says the coal
regions Of Pennsylvania are alive with
lodges of organized communists
ayes, said man last evening. a. he
bent his elbow 70 raise the twentieth
glass OF beer, it Is overwork that kills. q"
King Humbert has set apart s2G0. 90
out OF the income of his civil list to-
ward the monument To his father to be
raised in Turin.
The picnic season has approached
The young man with the lavender trous-
ers should guard against sitting down
on the custard pie.
When YOU can count more than one
bald head in the parquette on specta-
cular night, You may conclude that the
times are indeed hard.
An Iowa minister has invented a
churn which is operated by his cush-
Toned arm chair as he rocks 10 and fro
and meditates upon his text
Three-fourths Of licorice manufac>
tured in the United States i, said TO be
prepared in New jersey. Spain and
Asia Minor furnished the root.
A man in Somerville. Massachusetts.
nailed up all the outer doors OF his
house 80 as not to be disturbed by yisi-
tors while whipping his wife
tramp was rescued from a watery
grave ut Portland, Michigan, Just ia
time to be proven thief aud sent 10 ia.
work house for year
Three alleged couspirators have been
arrested at East Saginaw. Michigan.
charged with the heinoG. oifcnsr OF try
ing TO bribe an alderman
In Kane county. Illinois. it has been
found difficult To- induce farmers to
serve on the jury. as they are AFRAID to
leave home on account Of the many
tramp- that infest the county.
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T.IAL OF TRAIN ROBBERS.
The Three Aurphys and Scott NAYS
ArresseA and Take en- TO Ty Ter, Reieas-
exf an ROud

The Three Aurphys and Scott Mays,
ArresseA and TAX en- TO Ty Ter, Reiess-
esa en- Bsnd.
The latest information from Tyler
concerning the train robbers, is that
Murphy and his two sons, Jim and
B6 b, were admitted to bail, yesterday,
in the respective sums of one, two and
tive thousand dollars, each, from day
to day they to remain about the town.
Scott Mays was also admitted to bail
on the same conditions, in the sum OF
two thousand dollars. A man named
Cannon, partner of Bob Murphy,
went on his bond. and old man
Mays on that of his son. Henderson,
Murphy, and his son jim, gave good
and approved bonds. "Wednesday
was occupied In arguing the cases for
bail with the above result. Strong
efforts are being made to bail Billie
Collins, but it is understood that the
bail will be excessive, and up
to yesterday none had been
granted. The trial of Samuel
Pipes and Albert q. HerRdon is set for
next Tuesday, which, as soon as it Is
finished, will be followed by that of
Jim and Bob Murphy.
1t is reported that United States
Marshal Russell hiss expressed the
opinion that eleven of the twelve
prisoners charged with robbing trains,
and OF being accessory thereto, will be
convicted.
Deputy United States Marshal Fraely
returned to this city yesterday from
Denton county, where be has been for
the past few days summoning wit
nesses In the case. A good deal OF tes-
timoDy will be introduced by both
sides, and a strong fight will be made
over the issue.
Sheriff Eagan, of Denton county,
went over to Tyler yesterday, as q wit.
Dess in these cases.
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LuuE Axp cEusNr.

CENEST-ko.-ndis--i 10 vor.a O. y e.rrs
Louisville, esst, little kspi. q - y b-rr.l
DAlieA. - So
LME-Ths hest quality In barrels 10 versl
- In bulk. g. ~. ordinary paiias. - psi
boshel-
FLAsTER 10 worth . - y barrel.
The supptysof shc Above unsntionsd artl-
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Canned eviled ham. u 80 a. sal.
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