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ACTS OF ATROCITY.
DIRE DEEDS OF DEsPERApoS.
Two Williams Hung by Infuriated Cit.
liens In Virginia for 0utrages Per.
pesrased ON q widow and her
Daughter-A Double ragedy
at CoucOrdia, Miss "A
shooting ARRAY in
south Carolina.

Richmond, Va, Oct. San account has
reached here of an outrage perpotrated few
nights since on widow named Mira Massie
or her daughter, living ia Nelson county, by
two white mon, George Lowry and his bro,
therin.law, DAVID 1homss the latter Of
whpm is sSd 20 have robbed tho house while
Lowry committed the inhumsn act, The
psrtiss are reported to have been arrested,
tried before justice of the peace
and committo to Jail, but that the
officer having them in custody
was overpowerod by an armed body of cih.
zens, who executed summary Justice by
hanging both oulprits to q tree hear Mussie
mill, in Nelson county.
DoUsLE TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI.
Memphis, Tenn, Oct S-On Wednesday
last, at Conecrdia, Bolivar county, Misissip.
nj diilicu,,r occurred between B. T. Owen
J4s,,>e ol Vac peace, and j. w. Glover a
farmer. o ven was hearing his court, and
Glover made disturbance and was ordered
under arrest by Owen. Pistols were at once
NlhNA Wy hNNiA hiA ullNE NNth
| foil dead, aud Glover ran abuut thirty Yards
and fell. He died after lingering eight hours.
They were both young men of good standing
in the community.
| SOUTH CAROLINA SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Charleston, S. c., Oct S.-A serious aflray
occurred near Sumpter, in this state, yestei
day, between Julius A. Boyd and his son OF
ono side, and B. II. HusSey and wife on the
other, resulting in the shooting of the elder
Boyd In the stomach, and his son in the
thigh. Hussey was shot in the knee The
parties are all white, and neighbors and tn,
fight grew out of a private quarrel.
ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY.
New York, Oct. Son requisilion from
Governor Colquitt, of Georgia, lsadort
Finkenstein was arrested here to-day oharg,
cd with grand larceny in obtaining goods
valued at $4i7 from NJ. Speighelberg, Of
Rome. Go, for which he made no return
He was committed to-day NJ the Jefferson
Market court to await the arrival of officer
from Georgia. He claims 10 have paid fol
! the goods,
AN OUTRAGE IN ARIZONA.
So Francisco, Oct, S.-Noar tho town o
Bisbsr, Arizona, last Tue0dOy, ma,
named Dodson attempted 10 outrage
young lady, whose name is unasoertaineC
Her father having rescued her, Dodso
presently returned with carbiue and 1fe
two shots, ono killing the girls brother ep
the other wounding the girl herself in th
arm podson escaped, bu! party is In pur
suit of him
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CoIored ODD FrllnMn.

Richmond, vs., Oct. s. In con-
ue,tion with the meeting Of the An
nua VI uble Committee Of Colorod Odd
Fellows Of America, which has Seen in
s@,ion here several ~, there was grand
parade Of eolored lodges of the order to day.
IL tho PROCESSION wore lodges from Balti
more, Norfolk and o;aar cities, and fouI
bands Of music, one bei,g Ksulmsn's baud
Of white musicians, from Baltimore. Th,
display was vary crcditsble
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Affairs ut Austin,

Special to the Herald.
Austin Oct. s.-Tho capital state fair assc-
citation is much cheered with the prospects
of the blooded stock display, which is OK.
pected to be very fine. The premiums amount
to nearly $4,000. The sales of stands
are bringing high prices.
The drummers' tax receipts are increasing
fast and bid fair to exceed those of last year
The old aloaide says he's got EN- on the hin
by offering reward for their arrest.
Il. j. Davis goes TO Rio Grande City to.
morrow.
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: Chicago, Oct. SIN IN interview with a
reporter for the Nsws this morning, General
Grant said he had not received any oommui.
cation from General Hncock in reference to
the recently published Foglar luterv ew, and
whou asked if be expected such communi.
cation he said It was not immpossihle. Cen
ersl Grant loayes at 3o'clock this evening
for New York.
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kpenIIing nt Sam .,ntOniA

sa, h,tna;n on, @ nIa .p,,.. :. -.
'"" Au'on'o' Wv o-o'u .''A" 10 en-
Unused tonight us she haS not been for
years, and the political pulse is about worked
nm 10 rever bnp,. Tho Damocra,ic ceoiral
,I,,. c,...l;, :, ,,,,,,i,o ..-.l1,.r,
o'uo 'o''N'o ii eA'o.'sNo 'o,oH''SuI process
hon on the AismopI ~ nnd mtchod from
thence down Man street. t. the maiu plaza
,,ooosdoi by. bross hand 1i,,.,,,.i,,, au,o,,
P'Vl'' NV, NV y, " ''''.9 ''','O '''''N' '"'o,
lnu''c' i Nv 'r"'s ParoHc'o' we're o'h'pivuous'
bearing tho leg'HIi in b'4 loito-s "our
mex. president and yice.rr,sidqnt--I.5c5cl,
n.A E,.u.,p ..rr,.h a,l yr,,,.,., r.
""" -''t''l'' ''N'n "'N 'N''lt' lt'I'
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Not neds of Sosinli.m /.

London, October ga dispatch from
Berlin to the Times says from scmi.oiiicial
notice published 10 last nights papers, re,
lstivo 10 the rumored suspension of the state
Of minor seigo in such cities as Leipsc and
Hamburg, it appears that tho government
has seriously tSken to heart the works OF
Count Won Entenburg, minister of the In
terror, ut the debates in the Rechstag, on
the prolongstion of repressivo law,
when he pointed out that these
were the hot-6eds of socialism, apart from
Berlin, and that tho time might come when
there might be no remedy there but state
Of siege. II also appears that tho demoanol
and menace of the socialists ut the late meet
ing ut Zurich have caused tn,
Prussian government TO consider Tho
question of fresh outbreak and have madt
It draw the serious attention o
the Saxon government and Hamburg state I,
the necessity of taking measures to guArante,
the public peace; though II discaims all in
tenlions Of exercising undue pressure on an,
Federal mombors, 80 rs to constrain them t
initiate its example by declaring certain cite
in state Of minor seige..
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warned Of Danger

New York, Oct s. "A telegram from
Sheffield says tho roadway and embankment
which separates the immense Lake Eccles-
field from the valley remains standing, but
huge gaps are breaking on both sides. The
residents have been warned of the danger,
and it ia hoped there will be no loss Of life.
The harbor works and quays have been much
damaged,
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Havana, Oct. s.--Alfeady speculation is
rife MS to the formation of the cabinet. The
following are mentioned as the probable
ministers; Sehor Gomez Paacio, minister Of
fouign sIlairs; Senior Carlos, minister of war
Senior Manuel Joro, minister Of finance.
Senior Manuel Reutas ,minialer OF naval stlairs
died on the 23rd ult His successor has not
yet been named. Ramirez, leader OF the
rtyolutOnists in Sonora, was killed in the
action on the l4th ult
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EireH

Charleston, S. O.. Oct S.-A letter TO the
News and Courier from Wsrring says a
fire yesterday morning destroyed the general
store of ". Levi, with the entire stock OF
85,000.insurance $4,000, The store OF A.
weinberg slso burned; loss unknown. The
fire was of incendiSry origin.
Chicago, Oct. Scamp & Walkers ex-
tensiye saw mills, located near the suspen-
sion bridge st Minneapolis, Minn., was de.
stroyed by Gre last evening. Loss, 1000
Insured tor Sl7 800
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Speclal 10 the htrald,
Houston, Oct, S,--The negro strikers
still hold out, In the meantime seventy. five
Mexicans arrived thia morning and took their
pisces, and tho cotton tomprcssos are now
running rs usual. The strikers were afraid
of the military and made no attempt to
bother the Mexicaus lftbey do they are go.
ing to get hurt.
TIE state continued the Crawford II urder
case at Hempgtead to.da The de iendant
wartel to come to trial, ss ever, thing wa:
dxei up for his acQuttsl.
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Mckinney Races

Special to the Herald.
Mckinney, Oct s-Frst race trotting
race, Tom Moore won in two heats. Time,
900, 2:45. Dick Spain ran away and was
shut out. Red Fawn broke badly.
Second race, running race, was won by
Bessie Davis. Time, 1;5l,
Saddle purse ives won by, frst-E1.
Graves, Gainesville; second. John A. Buck,
McKinney; third, Dan Mccullough, Plano.
There was big crowd present.
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Dots From Galveston

Special t. The Herald.
Galveston, o t. S.--Paul +. Heucy, for.
merly city editor of tho News ard well
known in Houston, died at the Sisters hospi.
tai, Laadyille, Colorado, October Q, of cry.
sipelas.
The cotton exchange this morning, callod
to consider the establishing Of board Of
futures, after much discussion, decided moi
to establish such hoard,
The libel suit against the Ncws, Wheeler
and Rhodes, for $4,000 has not been sol vet.
Wheeler and Rhodes dcmqnd jury.
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New Orleans, Oct. s. The grain cargo On
the three steamers R9bint, Stag and Benellp,
roportcd wrecked at st. Michael, Azores,
wu insured in the New 0rloans syndicate
FOR S2i5000 The syndicate is composed OF
the Fnctors and Traders, New Orleans, Oies-
oeat and Teutonis Insurance companies.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Increase I'm Receipts OF the Dram.
meTS' 'TnN-Mc inDey Rnces -Mexi.
cans supply the Places OF the
Negro strikers at Houston
Grand Political Demon.
strRtiOn ~ san AntO-
niU, Etc. Etc

hpeo!al to the Herald
Fort Worth, Oct. S-Pat Dooin, who
went to Fort Quitman for the remains Of the
late General Byrnc, is expected 10 return on
the 10Th of this month.
VIII Murphy, a boy, Will, cmoles,l,
handling pistol yesterday, shot pat of his
finger otI.
There is much gold in circulation hOre
|. Wood for fuel is in great demand.
Many strangers in the city to locate.
Slrayhorn & Harold brought 10 town yes.
t rday 700 beef cattle which will ba shipped
to Chicago,
Tho city Is being improved with NOR,
bui'ding' and of "a letter quality than usual
Good streets aud causeways are also beluQ
constructed.
Rev. John K. Allen will deliver lecture
on cour1ship and msrriage next Friday nigh
| at the Fourth Stree Mctholpt Epsc lpal
church--proceeds for the benefit of the Sun
day school.
A team of oxen ran away, aud rast, too
/ yesterday.
A trickster tried t, Obtain show tjck-it
from Barnum MS policomsn, but no wa
caught at it.
Two hundred and fifty bales of cottol
arrived to-day, aud sold at from s to % cts
/ per pound.
General Peers is about to build anothe
hotel
Large stocks of goods are continual,
arriving for our merchants.
The Waverly house register Indicates tina
many people from II distance are arriving.
Several car loads OF material (parts) o
the mammoth new compress ARE hOre. III
woodwork aud the foundations are beinl
made reSdy as fast as men and money ca
maze them. The new press will bo read
for work in two weeks or less.
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Inspector of Elections Arrested.

New York, Oct, s.-Thomas Finally, an
inspector of elections, who was arrested Tor
interfering with Supervisor of Elections
David w. Ives, in the discharge of bis duty,
on the last day { registration, was held To-
day by United States Commissioner Duel in
the sum Of S2,500 TO await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
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Vienna, OCT. The town council has
passed resolution declaring that meeting
of the constitutional party at Vieuna, as sd.
yoca,rd br tue meeting at Carlsbad, is neces.
sary and desirable. The Poli'ak, the leading
or,an of tho Czechs, says the goyernmon,
will reply bya dissolution Of the council
which has no right to moddle with politics
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Richmond, Va, Oct. s.--The cause of City
Sergeant N. n. Lee, charged with obtaining
money from the state treasurer under false
preteuces in connection with clothing pris-
oners in the city jail, which has been on trial
in the hustings court of this city two days,
was concluded this afternoon. Before cen.
cluelon Of evidence for the prosecution, the
commonwealth attorney made a statement to
The court that from tho evidence
taken It appears to be impossible
TO involve Mr.. Leo in any GRIM
inel charge, and that it was perfectly
idle 10 continue Investigations and he con
cluded by asking the jury to render vordic,
of not guilty. Judge Christian, after making
a short explanatory statement in reference to
the matter, said he was satisfied that no
criminNity could be attached TO Mr.. Lee,
who had followed the practice which hao
pgsrsiled before his induction into Office, and
closed by instrucling the jury to find tn,
accused not guilty. Tnis ms accordingly
done, and Mr.. Lee was discharged.
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Iron Bridge Across the pecos

Washington, Oct S,-Quartermaster-
General Meigs has recommended the con-
struction ofan iron bridge across the Pecos
river. in Texas for the use of the new mill.
tary road proposed from Fort Clark to Fl
pusO
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Danville. Va, Oct. SIN the case of De
Jarnette, convicted of the murder of his sis
ter, and sentenced to be hanged on The Goth
inst, the supreme court of appeals have
awarded a writ of error and supercedeas
and will hear the case ut Richmond in De.
cember.
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tremendous Gale,

New York, Oct. S.--A cable dispatch from
Penzance says tremendous gale prevailed
all day Yesterday, Several light fishing boats
and yachts were destroyed, and several lives
we ere lost
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London, Oet.s.-A Dublin dispatch to the
Times says the government has ordered bar.
racks at Alhalore, Carlowe, Sligo and other
places in tho west Of Ireland, to be prepared
for the full complement of troops they are
are capable Of accommodating.
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Boston, Oct. s.--Proisssor Benjamin
Pierce, the eminent mathematician and pro
fessor at Harvard college, is dead; aged
II wears.
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prono.ltion 10 the powors.

St. Petersburg, Oct. S.-A dispatch from
Vienna to Golos says that Great Britain.
has proposed to the powers that the inter.
national fleet take possession of Semmes or
Mitelyte island, 10 the Egan sea.
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Paris, Oct. s.-The Republicque Fran.
Gals hints that the sultan is demented. The
article evidently points to tba. journals
fdvocacy Of his de,hronement.
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Nominated for Congress,

Boston, Oct. s.-rhe Boston Democrats Of
lhe 4ith district yesterday nominated Lewis
i .ebee for congress.
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InsurrectIon spreading

London, Oct s.-A dispatch from Van to
tho Daily News sass the Turkish insurreo.
ton Is spreading.
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Eennion orGrant's old Regiment.

Decatur III Oct Fully twenty thousand
people were in Decatur yesterday in attend.
snce upon the third aauual reunion of Geu-
eisl Grants old regiment, tbo tsonty-ilrst L.
linois, with other Illinois veterans. A largo
procession escorted Gencr, Grant to the
fair grounds. Ex-Governor oglesby
prcsidcda = meeting ted ta9rc and General
jesse i. MooN welcomed ,he oK-prosi.
dent 10 80 clQgwal. address General Grant
returned thanks Tor his cordial reception, aud
said iu'roGs-a 10 slpe remarks tna. hav,
seen male by gentlemen making welcoming
addresses ''t must thoroughly aud
cordially subscribe 10 one thing,
md that is to tho fact that
We NsuL this whole nvtisn u
ba homogeneous poopla and striving to rival
e'cl other n prosperity; In developing our
respective sections, and uphoding one com.
mon flag one common institution, that OF
freedom, H,tbout regard to race, color, sex
religion or nationality, applause,
aud / believe that result is TO b,
WORKED odL - how, | do not exactly
SEQ; hut that it will be worked out in somt
way am perfectly confident The daJ viii
c,mo whon we will heay nothing about sec
tiore, hut We will strive 10 rival each other
- good citizens, in upholding Que common
| hsg Of the sections"
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MIL I'M Fa\r !!
THIS FALL DALLAS
A REVELATION

Surprise and Delight expressed by Lady Patrons at the
extent and character of our new Millinery Department
The Fact apparent ALL at glance that have invested lib
orally Of and expect do our Share this FALL Of the Best
Millinery Trade City and Country
We expect this Because the Recognized Merit of Offerings
which
lst-The largest and the Finest Stock.
2dThe Best Work Mne being engaged with reference
solely to their Experience and Fitness
3d-The Lowest Prices according TO valuation
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THE SUN.
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nickel fence, and can be had at a moderate price and on very gooa
terms. !. 1,o.;. m obnrcb OF
ION Yards from the Methods, Church, very suitable for a residence m
or business stand, measuring 200 feet front BY 25O feet deep. Inc
same can be had on a good bargain. 4.uo4oa =
No. rs This beautiful and we'll improved property is situated 10
this town o. rue du.Bas-de-Ville. The lot measures ~ 1et 'front.' oy
,n Me s" ' doom - LARGE commodious and we'll furnished dwelling house
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Of the village offers a good position for a business man win fanny i
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HI. L%eguennec,

WHEELwR1GHT & BLACKSMITH.
respectfully announce to the
public that | keep On hand all the
different materials appertaining
to sewing machines, Of all kinds,
and more especially to the Singer;
and also the genuine machine oil.
l also have bnggies and hacks
for sale, and make and repair the
same at prices to suit the times.
Sept-7'78.
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Notice.,
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR

The undersigned Baker at Alb
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