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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-03
STATE SPECIALS.
TFxAs TOPICS By TELgdRAPH.
Negro shoots Himself NJ Houston
The NJ IL nnd 1T. Chapges Hands
-hont'rey aud natamOrRs
RniIroed Inaugurated.
Fort Worth Iten,.
fort worth Items.
Special TO the H.reld
FORT WORTH, Dec. "a, 1850.

itNioA W tlt II lttu,
FORT WORTH, Dec "a, 1850.
AT near o'clock last night the tire bell,
the report of pistols and the cry of fire cau3td
quite an excited commotion On our stretts.
The fire was small stable lst back of W.
Bondies' warehouse, owned by Thomss
Aston, but used by Mr.. Boudies, who had in
it bay horse which cost SG5 few weeks
snce, two loads Of rn ami one Of hay.
Feed stab and horse were all burnod up
The fire ia thought 10 have originated from Il
pm Of rags which had been used TO doctor II
diseased horsr.
Mrs. Slower, q daughter of the late Pres-
dent johnson, is in the city.
The funerSl of Mrs. Sarah Stckpaden took
place this morning.
1t seems that MAYS, instead of sending
word 10 Marshal Farmer, had 10 be hunted
up, and was found in cabin concealed in \
bed. An tlicer had told US wrong,
The case against Win Craft for aggravated
assault is to come up in the county court.
+. K Pinckard, Of Dallas, is in the city.
For the last two days the sun has tried TO
break through the clouds; il has been seen,
and we prophecy that it will shine again, and
even this year, ss it used to Il long time ago
1t is visible this afternoon, and glsddens well
the mud.
The line of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
is being surveyed and stsked through town
but even vet il is not settled which route viii
be used. We met the surveyors with their
accoutrtments on the street. They have the
march q f business, and doubtlo,s will s0or
liG unmistskabIy the line Of the road,
Persons who have returned from the front
lately, report the extension in less than eight
mics Of Baird, Lots are being held vt $3.50
which people say is 100 high, otherwise thi'
| town would grow much faster.
From our information young Craft is NO
at all blamable for his difficulty with th'
negro Mays.
w. II. Abrams, Of the Texas and Pacific
was here yesterday.
The HERALD will be delayed until nigh
again.
Good weather seems to have come at last
At the Waverlv house to-day w.
Geter, city; John Southworth, county; j. N
Wyatt Robert Dufa, Dallas; I. V. Hicks
Missouri; Austin Beck, Ben f, Smith, j, E
Jones, j. b. Hutchins, }. +. Osborne, w. n
Burkeen, VIM. Ashley, $. w. Sweet, Johl
Campbell, B. 5. Gcmwel', }. d, ArwinC
Missouri, Kansas and Texas James Savage
VIM. WilliSms, Wise county.
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Two Alleged Train Ronssr. ,rre.,ss.

Kansas City, Dec. last night about
o'clock Marshal Con. Murphy and posse
OF six men left this city for locality south
east Of here, in the neighborhood of the
county poorhouse, and succeeded in surpris.
ing and srreiting two men Richard Lalley
Snd ht Rose-purported to be parties con,
nected with the Glendale train robbery
which occurred on the line Of the Chicago
and Alton railroad little over year age.
The mea were arrested on bench warrant
issued late Saturday afternoon on infOrma.
ton derived from Tucker Bassham, who
pleaded guilty last Friday in the erin,
nal court Of this city 10 tie charge Of
completely in the robbery. Bassham SAYS
Lslley and Rose were along with the robbers
and furnished the arms and ammunition,
ana received as compensation part OF the
booty secured from the express car.
The men made no resistance to the officers
but peacefully submitted. Rose i, a broth
erin'law to the Younger boys, having mar
fied one of their sisters number OF years
ago. Both men have large family of chill,
dren,and a rumor was current during III,
election In this county tn Marshal Murphy
was friendly to both Rose and LAll. y ant
would net cause their arrest, but the mar
'hAl went last night in persan to their home,
and the result Is rs above stated.
The men were brought to this city earl,
thii morning ana are now safely confined il
the Jackson county Jail. They are boil
farmers Rose being An owner of part o
the old Younger farm, just below this city
This arrest has caused quite u cNmmotio
here and all sorts Of rumori are alost, larg
crowds visiting the jail during the day on
deavoring to catch a glimpse of the prison
ers.
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fakes the Cane.

Little Rock, Dec 2-In an interview with
our Dorsey" in Inc Globe-Democra, he
says he does not live in New Mexico. but
yves IN Little REX aud votes there. Now
i0r the pure and uaedulers.od cheek this
lakes the cake" D5v.ey does not 1.-Two !,
Arkansas, nor has lived here within tha Az
years lsst past Ia fact, he never lived bars Ss
very muce. His family hss no, been he,e
IN hye yesri, and he hlmsali
has pot been inside the state for AS much "a
month altogether in the last four YES years -
tiis ASSERTION that bis home ia here and that
he vote; here is not in accordance With M 'as ,hs
facts, which, | think, will show tha. ne nevs, war
voted at an election in Little Rock. He has
not paid a poll.tax in this s,ate in ihe lac,
ave years, If he ever did. He has not naia .
dollars tax OF any kind in this cltv. and /
oeneVe not IN the state, 10 the past five wears,
No, Mr., Dorsey is csrpet-bagger, pure
ana simple, and has no more right to claim
citizenship in Arkansas than Spencer has in
1AIaonma or Ames In Mississippi, and be.
iieve the former now lives in Dakota and the
latter in Minnesota. '''
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war war when necessary, then we sss1 reach the
polns equally With her s,N be nre-.
pared when the necessity sail arise 10
w. ~, WIN her question of superiority
upon, the sea. Before the war We bsd
nearly succeeded in running British yes.
"ls from the ocean, and silce then have
eonsen'ed ourselves with ustesing complsints
asS'nsI . Ensls d Tor her agegey in DESTROYING
N.Y. T', su,ps while the war WAS IN progress.
uV S''ne 'or active, energetic means had ar
.GSe' .fS anu every future year of neglect will
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-03
A Bankrupt Law.

New York, Dec. Alt a regular meeting
Of the chamber Of commerce to-day, sup
Elementary report of tho special committee
on bankruptcy laws was submitted, embody-
ing the following "The Lowell bill should
not be accepted by the chamber of com.
merce or tho country, without important
amendments. Neither should SO valuable n
beginning bo allowed to pass into obscurty,
because IN so far US the distribution OF insol-
vent estimates is concerned, it will be diff.
cult TO provide u better The committee
rendered resolution which, after long dis
cu,sion, was adopted ia the following form
Resolved that the national bankrupt act fol
distribution Of insolvent estimates md dis.
couragement of insolvency, will promote thu
general well being, by conforming to conf
dence business transactions and greatly III
crease the interests of state trade.
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LnY GOuld PraAident.

St. Louis, Dec. "A. Mitchell late
general manager, will tomorrow officially
announce that the New York Trust COM
pany, as trustee, has returned the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas load to the possession Of
the company, and Jay Gould, AS prCsiden',
will assume control of the road. The latter
will also officially announce the appointment
ofCoonel A. A. Talmadge as general mana.
ger Of tho col soiiated Missouri Pacific and
Missouri, K4nsss and Texas railroads.
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EdISOn.s Electric Lamp,

New York, Dec Edison promises an
experimental exhibition of the new electric
lamps to be given at Menlo Park within two
weeks. He intends introducing them in this
city Ms soon as permission is given him to
open the streets for the work of laying wires
which work will probably commence in
January. He expresses ut most confidence III
the success of the invention.
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hiuiI1Ier kuit.

Chicago, Dec. 2 Gen. John A. Mcdowell
to-day brought suit in the circuit court to re-
cover $40, 900 damages fromW Henry Smith,
collector of customs, and William KuhuI
for an alleged conspiracy to ipjure NJ, Dow,
el's name and reputation. The AMT il
founded on charges that smith and kuhut
encouraged and supported him with pocuni
sry assistance in the suit brought somo tim;
ago by Miss Annie Coe against Mcdowell
COR seduction, which was abandoned in con
sequence of the plaintiff coniessing that tn
charge was fabrication.
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The Irish Cases.

Dublin, Dsc. 2,-The jury for the state
trials will be selected as follows: Firstly from
tho special jury list, comprising 1900 names
48 names will be selected by ballot. Tn Sc
lS names will then again be placed in The
baiot-box and drawn out separately, each
side having tho right to object to II. From
the "a nvmes thus rOmaining the jury will be
selected, and each side will ag l.
havs the right TO challenge SIX,
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Eldorado, Kan, Dec. 2.-The Walnut Val
ley elevator snd Bonanza mills, owned by T..
X. White, were destroyed by fire yesterday
together with some 10000 bushels of wheat
and several thousand bushels Of corn. The
lo.s ia abo1t $4,000 and insurance small.
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Speclal 10 thc iierb!u'
Houston, Dec. 2.-Ths morning n negro,
James Maytield, living in the timber west OF
Smokeyville, some eight miles from the city,
happened to ba fooling with hi' gun, and he
exploded several caps, but found it could not
be discharged. lie then put his mouth to
the mu2zle to blow into the barrel when the
load was dis harged entering Mayaeld's
mouth, aud literally blowing his head off and
his brains cut Justice A, W. May held Nh
inquest in the afternoon, At which the above
facts were ELECTED.
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Change of Railroa" OmciaIs

Special to the Herald.
Denison, Dec. Quite a stir was created
here to-day in railroad circles in consequence
Of a general change of the officials on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad. A
special car reached Deni'on last night, car.
ryirg Superintendent Talmage, tho new
man under the Jay Gould combustion
They visited the different points of the road
to. day and proceeded to make the changes
before referred to. A still greater revolution
on the same line is expected soon.
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Richmond, Dec. 2.-R. B. Foster, james
Galloway and Samuel Logan, judges of eoc'
ton in the city of Manchester, have been
arrested on the charge of refusing to receive
the votes of number of persons, mostly
colored, who presented themsel ss to vote
on the presidential election day. These
votos were rejected for the reason that the
parties did not show proper capitation tax
receipts. They Lad receipts issued by 'h'
state auditor wh ch the judges ignored
The casois beng heard.
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Mems Great Goats.

Our OvercOats aud listers
FOR solid c mfort in cold
weather, nre values we claim
as "speclaltiesn OF great in
terest to Men, who,e duties
expose them to the chill North
ers Of this climate. These
garments come in Beaver, 3
eolors,' Chinchilla, : COL
ors, Fur Beavers, etc, and in
all grades. Farmers and
Workmen should look at our
Vermont Greys, Union Beav.
ers. Felis, etc. Prices range
from SO 90 upward.
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Fine Dress OVeIcOats.

Our re0dy-made garments,
Of this class, are guaranteed
to be equal 10 the best work of
extra "tariG" ta'lors. Bought
of us, they cost less, each, fiom
80 to 80 per cent OurRrlllngs,
Soft Fronts. silk Facinps and
Sleeve Innings, and FaulIless
Fitting shape, have only 10 he
secu to be fully appreciated
These coats coma In irocks and
surtouts, In Diagcnals, Wors-
teds, Basket Cloth, Etc, and
are adapted 10 our best trade
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indictments Found.

Memphis, Dec. 2.-The grand jury of the
criminal ocurt yesterday found an indictment
against the Memphis water company for
failing to furnish the necessary supply Of
water for sewer and household purposes,
thereby creating nuisance.
The street railresl company was also in
dicted for failing to keep It's track in repair
Ind beiLg public nuisance.
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jersey City, N. j., Dec. 2.-Mamie and
Annie Arts, respectively seven and FIVE
years, were playing on the ice on the Morri,
canal near their home his afternoon, whel
the ice broke and both tie girls fell into toe
water. John Barton, aged twelve, witnessing
the accident ran to the assistance Of tht
little girls and gathered them up in his arms,
but bef,re reaching shore the youngest WA.
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Gents ReVersibles.

Two "tOp coats" in ono,
buttons AMI pockets ON both
hidcs, and made changes BILE
hence, "Reversib en These
garments are chiefly made in
fancy plaid tabic., the two
SIDES contrasting more or less
sharply accordtng to shade
aud figure, No liningsor wad-
d!ngs can be used, and the coat
must therefore be L served for
light and med um weigh sew
iceas a pleasing and new mode
In cutter apparel,
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THIS SEASONS SPEC|ALTIES
S a N C e. r S.
Ready Clothing
single.Br'st'd Sack Suits

These are undoubtedly the
most popular Business Gar
luents wurn to-day. They
combine grace and conveu.
ience SO perfectly as TO enjoy
the grestest run public fav r
ever obtained hy Il sensible
style among well-dressed men.
These suits are made up to fit,
look and wear well, and are
sold by us at prices from aj to
80 per cent. | IS than the
"tarifl" charges Of custcm
shops.
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Deatbs from Ea,inrPor,s.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-The family Of an Italian,
consisting Of five members, partook freely Of
pork sausage last night, and are all in pre-
carious condition, the meat containing tri.
chinae. 1t is reported that two Of the family
will die.
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l.Buttoued Fr0ck Suit-

This style Is presented as one
OF the fastest Getaway shapes
OF the season, designed eN-
gressly for stylish young men.
Oursuits ofthls description a .
made up principally in the
ilner grades, and have had
every care and attention IN
theirmanu acture to our order,
with the view of fitting every
well Ortionedman as per
iectly as 1t could be done at
an exclusive custom shop.
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YOmths' Sack Suits.

Young men fIom l6 to 90
years of age have u keen al
precla.ion of new styles, and
demand the very latest novel
ties of the season. We study
the wants Of our stylish young
triends, and believe that oul
new shapes In Sscks will sgt
isty the most fastid Gus among
them Whether for school,
business or pleasure, the youth
when clad IN one of these suits,
will appear at an advantage.
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Single Br'st'd Uisrr'ttes

These popular arments are
shown by uS in aediUm and
heavy weights, in skeleton
shapes iorm Il ting, fancy lined,
butt med through fronts, with
all the elegance Httsinable in
these long ult'a coats Our
Uhterettes come Ia Scotch
Plaids, Cassimeres, etc. Our
resident buyer in New York,
and our m cans combine in
sure us the "inside ira lIn on
Mems Fashions, which we in
troduce here simultaneously
with their appearance East.
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We have no space, here, to
enlarge on our speclallies in
this line, nor could we, In q
sirgle "a f." tell the half OF
what n Mother can zee, when
seated at her ease, in the ele q
gantly.appoin ted Department,
d voted 10 Om Boys" at SAN
GERS. We shall simply ray,
thar in Play and Dress Suits,
all grades, 0vercoats, listers
etc our stock Is the Larg est
and Best-Come and see
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Found Dead.

St. Louis, Dec, 2.-The body of Rev. w. j
Murphy, a Catholic priest who formerly re-
sided in New Orleans was found in cellarwa
of the Hotel Barnum yesterday The cause
of his death is not known.
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Reing LiOnized.

London, Dec. 2.-rhc court of common
councils has resolved unanimously to present
to General Frederick Roberts the freedom oI
the city of London and sword in rtcogni
ton of his services in Afghsnistan
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New 0rltans, Dec. 2,-The east p4p
an h ur lnte, sd brought no mail matter ,n'
of Atlsnta
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plbljn Dec. 2-Dr, Myers has beel
ele> ted lord mayor of this city for 1881.
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"Young PrObs I"

Washington, Dec. 2.-General Hazen y
probably be appointed chief signal scrvl
off ,er tomorrow.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES


Gold aud Stock Telegraph Co., \
Commercial News Department. \
NEw ORLEANS. Dee y ls,n
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NEW STOCK

Dress Goods, Silks and Satins Kid Gloves Corses and
Hosiery FanneIs Wateproofs Towels Table Linens Cloaks
and Dolmans shaws and Blankets Knit Goods etc.. Shoes
Boots and Hats tsFurnhng Goods and Splendid Styles
in Clothing.
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AIsunaw,sy Husband.

a AlsunaMily Husband.
One day last week man residing
in East Tcledo, Ohio skipped from
Instantly and.broagRtupm Detroit.
His wife got 4 clue TO his where-
aboutsand came on after him, and
yesterdisxshe had anlinteryiew with
him al the Central Station, where
she had him run in for the purpose.
She had mo tears to she'd. On the
contrary her hair had d fighting
bang, and'a soon ~ She could get
her breath she began.
$50 YOU miserable little apology
for rashuman bcing, you skipped out,
aid your
q.repIy. - 2.
After ! had wished and scrubbed
andseHsd for nearly twenty years to
support you, you got ttssd'of your
aaihjlg lid EaAl2 Qnfstsle ofliyipg.
wasn't tony enough TO suit You, and
you wanted a diamond pin and a
canelp
/ Say, Lucy, I'm sorry Y he mnm-
bled.
well, Iaip'tfg shesnapped. aNo,
sin On the contrgy, lin glad of it.
You've chewed tobacco and drank
whisky and whitfield shingles and.
loafed on the corners at my expense
just as long as you ever willln
.What do you want Of me, then?"
"Want of you? Why, / want to
clear my characterl All the neigh
bors say that you ran away from me,
and some pity me and some laugh.
You run away from mel Why, you
low-down corner loafer, you couldn't
run away from anything but a sp, de
or an axe. | followed you toget this
matter straight. I've got to live
there, and I'm not going TO be either
pitied or laughed at!"
"What do you want?n he asked.
"Here's what wantln she said, as
she seized his collar and twisted him
around. "Now you take that--and
that-and that-ahd I'll have these
officers sign paper that found you
and kicked you out to take care Of
YOURSELF Now you gitl Don't ever
write me, don't ever dare to CONS
back to liie. Even i'll hear that you
ever tell anybody that you were mar
ried to me Ill buy shotgun and
hunt for youl" Y
The husband sneaked out doors
land.d dSwn4the street, and the wife
having the adocs" in her pocket,
walked walked the other way, muttering TO
herself;
Skipped outl Run away from
his family Well, his old shirts will
make a mop worth twice the value
Of his whole bodyl Now, / want to
see some one grin in the face of this
testimonial that | raised him right
off his heels. Detroit Free Press.
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CHAs. L. IIoGG,

Attorney at Law, office in cour, House,l Point
"A Pleasant, West Virginia Practices in the coun.
teY Of Mason, Jackson and Roane, in the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia and in the Federal
Courts. Inoy. 1919
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A swarm Of Bees Capture a Car.


Sunday afternoon when the chica.
go, Rock Island and Pacific arrived
it came in under cloud. A large
swarm of bees being attracted by tho
cool location on the top of the car
while near Beaverly, in Missouri,
took deck passage for sunny Kansas,
and the fears Of the conductor and
other men on the train Of a stinging
rebuke prevented any attempt to put :.
the deadheads of. When the car ar.
rived there Police Officer McCart was
lapprised of the fact he could take in
a number of prisoners if he would
visit the car. He went to inyesti-
gate and finding the bees snugly en-
sconsed on their novel abiding place,
proceeded to effect their capture by
coaxing them into an empty keg.-
He succeeded, after receiving numer-
GUS stlngs, in capturing the entire
swarm, taking more prisoners than
he will have at one time while he is
on the force. He says She family is
getting along fine at his home in tho
north part of the city.-LcaccnuorA
Times.
"Will you be SO kind, my little
friend, as to tell your grandmother
that the man who is taking the cen
sus would like to see her2p said 10
downtown census taker yesterday to-
a young miss of seven summers.
The little one hesitatcd an Instant
and then replied; "Yes, sirl I'll tell
her, but don't think she has ANY,
Henry Britain, of Richmond, Ind,
while asleep at noon fell from his
second story window, struck on a.
lumber pile with sufficient force to-
bounce him into q cistern eight feet
away, and when some worknlen who
saw him fall ran to him he was still
asleep.
John Long, of Dunmore, Pa, was
recently driven out of his house Nv
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John II. TININ1s,

attorney Mt Law and Notary Public, Point
a Pleasant, West Virginia. viii practice in the
? Courts Of Mason and Putnam counties, and attend
pigmptly to all business entrusted to him.
dec. 7o.Iy.
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ttorney Mt Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
"a Practices in the Courts Of Mason county, the
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia and the United
States District Court for this State. Prompt attention
given to the collection of claims Olce near the Court
House. jan. as isso-iy.
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.lTYORyEI;s.


w.M luAt:SsoS. DIV. poLsLEy
ToMLINScN s. PoLsLEY,
Attorneys and Counsciois ut Law, Point Plea.
a sn,, West Virginia. practice IN the County Of Ma
son: the United States District Cousor West Virginia
and in the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF West Virginia
entrusted to them Address, Point Pleasant, W. Va.
jan s, is79-iy;
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KNIGHT a COUCH.

A ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, Wes, Virginia,
d will practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
Ounties [june II-ty.