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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-07

Of the matter" ' s'
What reason have you for doubling that
uene,M Grant has attacked your char.
"ln the first place he laoked
good grounds upon which r.
attack me, aud in the second nlsco he
IS an old soldie- and graduate of West Point
Assuch he could not, ii seems to mo so far
o'oFslep the bounds of truth and pentle-
manly proFliety as to attempt to iniure me
even Va private conversation
- "Wlli your formal reply to Genersl t,rant
~ you una u necessary TO make one. bo in
the shape of a letterfn ' w :"
1 cannot say ut present; that is A question
for after consideration" ''s'''n
What are General Grants FEELINGS tows-a
you personality 'o""fu
u have always supposea that bo ma.
;ns ;,,su VITO WOULD never allow any i'll will TO
influence him against me, and I shall n", ~
cnsnge my opinion unless am obliged n do
80 BY indisputable evidence" w
IN REGARD TO HANcosK's REPLY.
New York, Oct. 6.-General HaneocL II
an interview with an associated press MOI -
Ter thls afternoon, stated that he had moi va,
determined whether to answer hjmsoit ;ha
recent alleged ulterance of General Grant or
leave the reply to his friends. In case ha an. N,
'wers he. will give his statements To tbo
associated press. '"'
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Special to the Herald
Fort Worth, Oct. 6.--But few drunks and
disturbances in town yesterday, considering
the immense crowd.
None of the courts we're in session yester.
day.
Two cotton buyers, drummer and A
farmer became pugilistic yesterday on the
plaza, but not seriously,
The brick building on the corner of Main
street and the square is fast progressing.
Marshal Farmer arrested man yesterday.
caught in the act of taking Frank James
pocket-bsoh.
Mrs, Burchaeld. having been abandoned
by her husband, who left for parts unknown
with another woman, is in needy condition.
Several Thousand attended the show YES
terday, and all agree that it was thorough
su cess
The Waverly house is doing A
splendid business. 1t is headquarters
BarRum's procession yesterday was simply
immense. All agreed that it was splendid
Lsrge ibrongs ofpeople crowded the streets
One hundred bales of cotton on the mar.
ket to-day sold ut from 8 l-2 70 8 l.2 cents
per y und.
Fully four thousand ounds of new wool
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A Hcartrending Accident.

Jacksonville Fla, Oct GA hear.rending
accident occurred in Lsyila, a suburb of this
city, about 2 o'clock to-day. Mrs, William
Clark had just finished the family meal and
two of her children had taken A scat
at the table, while tho third stood bv
her, near gasoline reservoir, which
she was about to fill. From some unexpected
eadse .he vossUl Of gasoline, which Mira
Clarke had, hecame ignited. A fearful az.
piosion ensued, filling the room with a
volume OF intense flame. Mrs. Clarke and
ter threo children we're burned in a most
terrible terrible manner The children died, and
mother. Mr.. Clarke Is one of tho leading
business men of the place, and Mrs, Clarke
was greatly beloved by large circle of
friends. The calamity has caused gloom
over the entire community.
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Panama, Oct. 6. Two important decree,
have been recently issued by the executive a.
Bogota. One provides for the restoration Of
the Colombian navy by the i'm mediate pur.
chase Of four vessels, and the establishmen,
Ol navy yards at Csrthsgenia and Panama.
Tho other directs the organization of tbe
fourth division of the Colombian armv. % in
Wow Of possible complication with foreign
powers ' 'o'o's"
The only news of importance from thu
south American coast is tho intelligence of
the occupation of Chimbole, on tbe ION
inst, by a force Of three thousand Ohilians
ander Captain Patrick Lynch. Thew met
with no opposition.
An earthquake was felt throupbout paru
August 10th. II was destructive to nron-
erly' but did not cause as great loss of life as
was at first reported
A London firm have sent out circulars nm.
noouncing their intention to establish n lima
OF steamers between London and Belize.
Honduras, touching at Jamaica ON the ont
ward and homeward trips, and calling At
Livingston, in Guatemala, and other points
on tho Coast. fN'
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san Antonio Items.

Special 10 the Herald.
San Antonio, Oct. 6.--There is now q
Mexican bolt from the regular Democratic
nominations, which will materially decrease
IT not endar ger the Democratic ticket for
county officers
st. Msry's Catholic church has Just been
elaborately lrescoed and otherwise orna.
IN When tho new organ arrives, and
the cut glass windows are put 10, II viii be the
finest nd handsomest place OF ,rship in the
state.
the western streams are ST. ding, and
the roads are better
The fall clip of wool Is arriving and
changing hands more freely, with Il slight
expansion in prices. T. IL Landorsnn pur.
chased today about 10000 pounds. The
total sales are about 10000 pounds.
Governor Coke will arrive here tomorrow
and speaks Friday night on the political issues
of the day.
The Central Democratic club will be or.
ganized tomorrow
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Nominations for Co0rr.s.

Hartford, Conn. Oct. 6.-The Democratic
congressional convention of the first district
to-day nominated Hon. George Beach for
congress by acolamation.
Baltimore, Oct. 6.-The Democrats of thu
second congressional district to-day re.nomi.
natod Hon. j. F. @. Talbot, of Baltimore
county, for congress, DR.. 4. 4. Shaw hayjps
declined. ~
jamestown, N. Y, Oct. 6.-Tho Demo-
cratic convention of tho thirty-third con.
gressionsl district to-day nominated George
non Camp, of 0lean, in place Of Professor
Balcomb, who declined the nomination of a
former convention.
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special to the Herald.
Houston, Oct. 6.-The negro strikers aud
their employers both stand firm and do.
termined, neither backing down or giving in.
No violence was attempted to-day.
The board of health this aitern ,on mot
and passed resolutions requesting Governor
Roberts to Immediately establish quarantine
at Orange aud other places ON the state line,
to prevent tho injection o. Texas by yellow
fever, which he's broken ont In New Orleans
Old residents say that though it is late in
the season, the danger is not over by any
meNna.
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south Caroiina's Census Correc,

Washington, d. c., Oct. 6.-Genersl
Walker, superintendent Of the census, to-day
submitted his report to the secretary of ths
interior. in which he says that the recent in.
vestigation, conducted by Special Agent
Garrett into alleged frauds by the census
enumerators in South Carolina last June,
shows that the census of 1870 was very do.
fective, and that the population enumeration
made in June last's correct.
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Special TO the Herald.

SPSclhl 10 the Herald.
S'n Antonio, Oct. Cat Stockton, Toxps,
three prisoners confined in the Pecos county
jail made good their escape last night, by
digging out the mortar around one of the
large stones of which the jsil is built, Among
the rumber WAS the soldier who killed one
of his fellows some time ago, and wns com.
PEELED to dig his grave and bury his victim,
under military guard, The other two were
Williams and jackson, who were confined
for burglary and arson respectively. All the
parties are colored and are still at large.
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Special to thu Herald.
Weatherio'd, Oct, 6.-Barnum's greatest
show is here, and there are twice as many
peoplsin town to-day as were ever here at oAe
time b. orc
Parkercounty farmers aversgein sales over
one hundred bales of cotton per day at 8 IL
cents to the. e..Weatherford merchants, Weather
delightful, business booming, morey plenty
and everybody happy.
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A Railroad Sale

Petersburg, Va, Oct. GA special meet.
ing of the city council was held this evening
to take action to protect the city's interest in
three million dollars Of the capital
stock of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad which is adyer.
tised to be sold under deerse
of the United States district court at public
auction In November next. A committee
was appointed to confer with similar COM
mittee from Lynchburg and Norfolk in
Richmond tomorrow, with view to having
the sale postponed.
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New York, Oct. GA motion was made
before Judge Blaichford to-day in the United
States court to compel United States Com
missioner John j. Davenport to continue his
defense before referee Lyman, upon the
charges brought against him regarding the
alleged illegal arrest of voters Mr. Dayon.
port pleaded pressure Of business in connec.
tion with the pending election, and the mat.
ter was alloa ed to drop, with the understand
ing that he would proceed as rapidly with the
investigation as his official duties would per-
NIT r.
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Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Oct, 6. Thu board of health
held meeting to-day relative to establishing
quarantine against New Orleans and Key
West Action was postponed until further
developments Of the disease.
Tho steamship Josephine, from New Or
lean5, was held in quarntine Ave hor sud
tNon permitted to come to the wharf aud dis.
charge her passengers and cargo No 40.
p.eheusions are felt here.
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New Orleans Notes

New Orleans, Oct. 6-Charles Borde,,
aged 20 years, while attempting to board
freight train in motion was struck by the ca.
boose. He died tonight.
The city council tonight concluded its in
vestigsiion into the affairs of ex.Sheriff
Gautheresux. The only definite conclusion
appears to be that the present system of col
lectng taxes Is defective.
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Kings Mountain Centennial,

Charlotte, N. c. Oct. G.-The ceremonc.
to-day at Kings Mountain we're only prelim-
inafy to what is to follow for the next three
days There were twenty thousand people
present and the exercises included the union
of states celebration, which was held on the
very battle ground and near where Ferguson,
the British commander, fell, The association
has cleared of az area of twenty five acres on
:he battlefield, for the ceremonies of Kings
Mountain, on ono of the spurs of The
Blue Ridge, and pcturesquely located on A
line between North Carolina and
South Carolina. The crowd assembled
at the grand stand, near Furgersons grove.
at 1880 ~ m, and aftel prayer, speeches
were made by Hon. Daniel 5, Fowler, of
North Carolins, the governor Of south Caro-.
lius, Rev. d h. Buuer, of Georciw Judge
Nixon NauDyke, of Iunnessee; Generals W..
Williams, ut Arkansas, and l.. NJ. McMili.
OF Mississippi The Reunion was grsud and
inspiring and The speeches were cbeered -
the echo. Hundreds Of wagons and convey,
ances were arriving at dark, and the camp
fires look like an army suddenly organized.
The programme for tomorrow Includes an
illustration of battle, under tho immediate
command OF Captain Hunt, of the United
States army. The weather promises TO be
fair and tho crowd will be large
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Withdrawn.

New York, Oct. s. Hon d. P. Devices, Of
Pennsylvania, has written TO the chairman of
the National Greonback Labor party of
Pennsylvania Withdrawing from the canvass
as the nominee Of that party for Judge of the
supreme court of PENNSYLVANIA.
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Savannah, Ga, Oct. 6.-The steamer
Europe cleared to-day with 1900 bales of
cotton and 100 tons of phosphate rock, it be
ing the largest cargo Of cotton ever cleared
from any port in this country
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A CoIored Society.

Richmond, Va, Oct. GA body of color.
ed persons know n as the "Aunual Movable
Committee Of 0id-Fellows Of the United
States, Canada and the West Iudes," are II.
session to-day with closed doors.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
n" APprehenSions of yellow Fever ~
GHiveston-Second Day OF the Me.
Kinney Fair school Matters at
Corsicana-PrisOners I'm the
Pecos Jail Escape-ARairs
at san Antonio, Etc.


Special TO the Herald.
Mckinney, Oct. 6,-To-dsy, the second
day of the far there was large increase in
attendance There was good exhibition of
stock. The first race was won b, Wildmoor
in two straight heats. Time, las. Second
race, trotting race, was won by Tom
Moore. Time, 2:4sl, Lonesom was
distauced. The third race was postponed
until tomorrow, Thursday, tho big day.
Dallas was well represented to day.
Following was the programme Cor to-day :
Best pair of ge'dngs for o. ..s. !. A. Buck.
premium; Hayes " Co., certificate.
Siagle geldmg tor harness, j. A. Buck and
L. b. Cor, certificate.
Best pair of mares for harness. Lewis
Dysert, premium 5, o. Scott certificate.
Mares for single harness, S. "A. Scott
premium; ). A. Dysert, certificate.
Best saddle stallion, ID. r. McCulloch,
premium.
Best saddle goldng, DR., Il. NJ. Herne Of
Ellis county, premium; j. q, Boon, certia.
cate.
Best saddle mare, +. NJ. Hill, premium;
Hays " Co., certificate.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best stallion, mare or geldng, +. NJ. Hill,
premium; D. NJ. Mccullough, certificate
Best stallion, two years old and under four
+. Nj. Bonnas, premium.
Best stallion four years and over, +. NJ.
Bonnss, premium; George herndon, tertia-
cate.
Best stallion under two years old, w. G,
McAutry, premium; I. G. Taium, certificate.
PREMIUMS AWARDED THIS AFTERNOON.
Best stallion under two years, awarded to
+. NJ Dumas, of Grayson county, premium.
Best stallion colt, Q. w. Wilcox, premium.
Best mare four years old and over, f. NJ,
Bonnas premium; 5. o. Scott, certificate.
Best mare two Years old, and undor three
Jeh. Robinson, premium.
Best mare colt Q. W. Wilcox, premium;
N. Newman, certificate,
Best brood mare with colt by her side,
y. w. Wilcox, premium; w. Newman, Ger
tiiicate.
Best pair farm horses, HAYES & Co., of
Shreveport, La, premium; w. NJ. Weaver,
certificate.
Stallion sweepstakes, NIL work, +. NJ.
numas, OF Grayson county, prenium D. r..
Mccullough, certificate.
Mares, all work sweepstakes, F. NJ. Bon
mas premium; +. NJ. Dumas. certificate.
One ofthe most attractive features of the
exhibition was the boot and shoe msuufsc.
tory Of Messrs. A. u ". Hunstable, they nay
ing on exhibition in the moin building a
force ofnhout sixteen or eighteen hands at
WORN aud turning out twenty-five TO twenty
tour pair If boots per day. They sre among
ths most energetic and industrious citizens
OF north Texas and have largo dealings with
merchants all over Texas
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on on the market and brought as good prices as
y 2 cents per pornd.
Tho gas company are extending four
inch main line of pipe to the passenger
depot.
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MIL I'm E-RY! !
THIS FALL ATDALLAS
A REVELATION

Surprise and Delight by Lady Patrons at the
extent ana and character char of our new Millinery Department
The Fact apparent ALL glance that we have invested lib
orally our and expect do this Fall of the Best
Millinery Trade, City and Country.
which sN
ls-The Largest and the Finest Stock.
2dThe Best Work Miners benu enuaed with reference
solely their Experience and Fitness.
3d-The Lowest Prices, according to valuation
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-29

Farmers and Merchants Bank OF \
Los Angeles, Plaintiff, vs..
A. s.. Gray, Executor, etc., ct al, Def'ts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-29
MONDAY, THE BOTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1880,

All tae right, title, interest and estate OF
said Ramona Verdugo, minor in and to
all that certain lot or tract OF land situat-
ed in the county of Los Angeles, State
OF California, bounded and described as
follows;
one undivided one-half OF a tract of 35
6l-l00 acres, portion of the Coiima
tract, allotted and set apa rt TO Ramona
Verdugo, minor, under the name of ka-
mona Verdugo de COlima, by the decree
in partition of the Seventeenth District
Court in the case OF Eusebio Acuna ct al
VS.. Nicolas Colima ct al, described as
| follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner
of the ract allotted to Jesus Acuna by
| said decree, running thence south so de-
grees 81 minutes east 1910 chains; then ce
north 40 degrees II minutes east 1858
chains; thence north 90 degrees 30 min
! utes west 1910 chains; thence south 4O
degrees 2l minutes west 1910 chains, to
place Of beginning, containing 35.ol acres,
the interest of said minor therein being
equal TO IN acres.
Terms and conditions of sale:-Cash in
legal coin of the United States. Iced at
exense OF purchaser.
All bids or offers must be in writ
| ing, and may be delivereed to the under
signed personally, or flied in the office
of the Clerk Of the Superior COuit.
Bids or offers may be made at any time
after the first publication of this noIIce
and before the making of the sale.
Dated august lab. 1889.
Guardian of the person and estate of Ra-
mona Verdugo, minor. al3tu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-29

Under and by virtue OF a decree of
foreclosure and order of sale entered in
the superior Court ol the county of Los
Angeles, State OF California, on the 18th
day of August, A. ID. 1880, and writ of
execution fov The enforcement of judg-
ment requiring sale OF property under
foreclosure oil mortgage, Issued out OF the
aforesaid superior Court, annexed
to said decree, snd dated The 18Th day of
August, A. ID. 1850, in the above entitled
action and in favor ofthe FIanco-Amer..
lean savings Bank, plaintiif, and
against Rosa Capdevila de Amat,. Joa-
gun ran,,s Amat, her husband, anu
lided copy Of which said decree of
foreclosure, duly attested under the seal
OF said Court on the 18th day OF
August, A u. 1880, and delivered to me,
together with the writ annexed thereto,
ON the 18Th day of August. A. ID. 1880,
whereby am commanded TO sell aL pub
lie auction, to the highest and best bid
der for cash in U. S. gold coin, the follow
ing and In said decree described real es-
tate. to.wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
situated. lyiLg and being in the city
ana county OF Los Angeles, State Uf Cal
lioi ma. with the house and all The I'M
provements thereon. The Said land is
bounded and described as follows, TO-
wit:
Commencing at a point sixty (60) feet
north from The southern boundary of lot
~. block twelve tt2), Of Hancock's sur.
vey, and running along the eastern
| boundary Of spring street sixty (6v) feet
to the northern boundary of lot eight ~
| " said BLOCK twelve (l3); thence IN an
easie.l' u rection one hundred and six
ty ses en- anu One-half (lb7hI feet; thence
sixty (60J feet IN a sou Ii srly direct on &c
IA puint sixty 1907 1eeJ from the southern
Ooundary OF SAID lot l8I eight; thence
we ,ierly one hundred and sixty seven
and one half (l611a) feet to the eastern
line o. spring street sixty t6D feet from
the south westerly corner of lot eight tS)
the place OF beginning.
| Publ notice il ueroDY given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-29
HIRAM H. WEEKS, Plaintiff,
MIGUEL MORA ct al. Defendants

Action brought in the Superior Court
of the state OF California, In and for tue
County OF Los Angeles, aud the Com
plant flied IN said County of Los Ango-
perior Court.
The people of the State of California
send greeting TO Miguel Mora, 9ablno
PARA, jose Ruoio, C,rdina santogo,
seph BontnO. Pier d. Assand, =. He'll.
man ]. J. Campbell, 8 Levy and Fred
rico Pena, ueiendants:
You are hereny. required to appear In
above named Plaintiff in the superior
OF The state OF California, in and
or the County OF Los Angeles, and TO
answer the complaint filed therein, with
In ten days, exclusive Of the day OF SER
vice. after the service on you OF this
summons-tf served within this County;
or, II served else b. re wi hin thirty days
or Judgment by default Will be taken
said complaint.
This said action is brought to obtain dc.
cree OF this Court ior the forecl Jsure II .
certain mortg ,ge d scribsd In the said COM
paint. and executed by the saii Miguel
Mora and Gabina PARA to Joseph NJ.
shef fburne. re, Orded In DOok ~ OF mort.
CAGES, y. 1856, OF the 0dlcial records OF Los
Angeles couaty, to " hicn reference is hsd
for u description OF The premises there
in descI bed, on the 3lst day Of Decen-
ber, A d 1877. to secure the payment Of q
ceriain prOmissory note for The sum OF
s32i, gold coin, with interest thereon
per month. interest payable monthly !, If
not SO paid u be compounded Onthly,
said note aud mortgage Tor valuable
conslderatlDn having been assigned
nsr,u M that 1ss to plain
| 0y said m !rtgsye may be sold and the pro.
ceeds applied tU ths payment OF 1924, gvld
coin, with interest Thereon at the rate Of
Two per Cent per month. compounded
monthly, from December 81, 1877, besides 60
ices. PROVIDED for In SAID mortgage, and
also Tor the sum OF 35i.7o, paid IOr taxes,
and interest thereon vt the rate of per
cent per month from November u b,
81, and oests Of suit; and In case
such proceeds ars not SUN, isnt to pay the
same. then to obtain An Ok xecuti0n against
| said Miguel Mora and Gabino PARA Tor
the pa'ance .elnA ming Que, and also
that the said defendants and all persons
th.% thinning or III Isner saoGus1 them or NAV Sndss ss
| Jared and 70 soIos+d Of all right. title.
claim. lien. equity uf redemption and inter.
est in and to said mOr'g, premises. and
Tor Otner and further rel.ef
Reference is had to complaint for par
ticulars.
And you are hereby notined that, II you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint,
| as ABOVE required, the said Plaintiff will
apply to the Court tor the relief demanded
In the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of IT, Q
Sup-rt Court vi the State 0f California IN
and for the county Of Los Angeles, this 40 b
Jay Of December, In the year of our Lof
on- thousand eight hundred anu seventy.
'" ~ A. W. porrs. ol.rl.
sc. HUBBELL,
au2l2m Attorney Tor fletntif.