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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-29
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Aequittai OF Rush Lloyd, the Negro
Charged with Attempting to Wape
white Womas nj Fort worth
An informer ON NOn.Tax.
raging Drummer, Gets
Ais Reward, Etc Etc,
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
Fort Worth, Oct. 2s. Marshal Sam
Farmerarrived last night from vinits, Indian
territory, with j. L. Upton, who is charged
with an ATTEMPT to rape.
Rush Lloyd, indicted nine months since for
the rape of Mrs Bowman, WAS acquitted by n
jury lato last night.
Hon. }. ii. McLeary is to speak at, the
courthouse tonight
Cliif ott, IL. .hooting at A. N. Woody
is on tr'yl to-dS,, :"
Rev. J X. Aim next Sunday will preacb
MS last Sermon At tho Methodist Episconal
cuutcn "' FouI'n erect, previous to attend
ing cooi"rance ,t Waco.
" L. Clemeht, IA coupling cars last night.
hId one hand badly injured.
IL. Z, Csntrill and Miss Alice Curtis wore
married by kev. }. r. Allen yesterday after
neon.
the train that brought tho HERALD wss
delayed until midnight.
-Four hundred and ility bales of cotton on
the market to-day, Prices the same.
I'D. Williams, editor of tIe "Luminarv ~
has recovered from h serious spell of sickness.
immigrants In wagons and strangers all
along our path are SO numerous that people
must he center ng here from far and near.
Inc Waverly house being of brick and
Isolated is less liable to burn than anv hoieI
near the depot. ''''N
d; IL. Millspaugh, government post trader
OF Fort Concho, arrived this evening.
The last new box oar ~ douhla os ,,ao;.. .
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ahe Arresl OF EIec.lon superyisar.

Chicago, Oct, lS-The case of U s. su-
pervisor f. Gensseler, who was arrestc at
the place of registration yesterday by po-
licemsn, was before Judge Drummond in
the United States court this morning. The
judge reserved his decision as to the fact
whether tho supervisor was,in tho discharge
Of his duty when he wes arrested.
until next Saturday, when tho case will
be fully argued before him. He laid dove
the law on tho subject involved, however,
aud then released Gersseler with bail.
Ne hid that the United Stats laws ap-
pointing and regulating the actions of super
visors ut an election for representatives in
congress are in full force and binding upon
all aa,e and city officials, no matter
whether such election be held under the
state laws OF not The supervisor,
in discbarging his duties under these laws,
cannot be interfered with by a sta or city
officer, and if the supervisor should be SO
arr ted while in the performance, as he
claimed, of his duty under these laws, then
the federal courts had right to inquire into
the facts and pass judgment upon them.
Much interest is manifested in this
considered test case, which wildetermine the
status of supervisors in the coming OLE Ction
here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-29
ON n Big Spree.

ST. Johns, N. B., Oct 2s.--A crowd of
laborers employed on the Grand Southern
railroad track, part of which has just been
laid to Lsrpreux, got on convivisl drunk
on Monday and proceeded to take the vii.
lage bv storm. Yesterday they assembled to
lte numJer of QUO huudred and held uudis-
puted sway in the place for hours. During
their drunken melee house belonging to
W. X. Reynolds was set on fire.
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Robbery at Galveston.

Special to the Herald. r
About 10 o'clock last night, Mollie Watts
residence On Bath avenue, between Strand
and Mechanic street, was entered BY Joe
Robinson and Green, both colored. Her
trunk containing money, jewery and olo-
thing valued at several hundred dollars, was
carried out and taken to coal yard ON
rwenty.sixth and Mechanic streets and ri
fled Of its con ents. rhe loss was reported
70 tho police, and the case investig ted, re-
sultng in the capture of Robinson and
Green this evening and the recovery of the
property. The thieves are in Jail awaiting
examination.
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Withdrawn.

Philadelphia, Oct 2S.-JOel Cook, repub-
lican candidate for city comptroller, has
withdrawn from the ticket, and Harper JEFF
fries has been named in his place,
Hornellsville, N. Y, Oct. 28.-Dr. 8. Il.
Shattuok, greenback candidate for assembly,
man Of the third district OF Seuben county,
has withdrawn in order to forwsrd the in
terasts Of Rev. Thomas X. Beecher, of FL
mira, greenbsck candidate for congress, who
has been endorsed by the democrats.
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The Outbreak Around Cohn,.

London Oct 2s-.The most recent official
possessed by the government
leaves no doubt that tho district around Ca.s
oul o rs IN astate of disturbance. This &C.
souns Tor the breaking of communication
between here and Hlmla. The British polii.
., en agent was constant in his communica.
, uuis with the government, and the act Of
nese communications being interupted de.
uueea from the absence of Afghan news in
,he ne Vieeroy's. recent telegrams, Jends 10 the
having occurred. esN o1'ot'aA
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AffalrSnt Austin

special 10 tho Herald
Austin, Oct. 2S.-The treasurer paid 500
reward to an informer against two drum
mers for non.tar paying to-day.
On yesterday only forty acres of land
were sold by the comptroller.
The weather is cooler. 1t is clear and fine
for cotton picking.
The general land commissioner will offer
10000 acres of the capitol lands for sale
soon.
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Unpcoc,. n witness.

New York, Oct 2S.-IR the suit entitled
Fischer VS.. Ei-Sherilf Riley, Generel Han
cock has been subpenaed as witness. The
case was called to-day in the supreme court.
and on motion WAS adjourned till Monday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-29

Vicksburg Miss, Oct 2s.--Judgo Young
has refused the application OF Samuel Haw.
thorne for a new trial and sentenced him 10
the penitentiary for life. !"
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FatnI Wreck.

st. John, N. B., Oct. 2s-Information
has been received here of the total wreck of
the bark Clydesdale, of Liverpool, during a
heavy gale.
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Murder In the Frs, nsrrss

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 2s.--In tho circuit
court to'day the jury in the case of Jackson
Green, indicted for the murder of B Borlsnd.
Drought IN verdict of murder In the frat
degree, with the penalty of death.
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Neal Dow for the Renun,,oa,, man.

Boston, Oct ga dispatcht to the Herald
from Portland tonight says that Neal Dow,
pron'o'tlon candidate Tor president has
give gwen notice that he will support the republ.
can ueSet IN the present campaign, and that
ne himself Will vote for Garfield and Arthur.
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ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, Oct 2S.-The registrar of voters
of this city made It's inal report to-day,
from which II appears 6S,334 names were
registered 0ftbis the board of registration
struck of II, 767, leaving 56,577 as the legal
registration of the city, Under the law,
voters, who for certain reasons we're rie-
vented from registering before the boots
were cl ,sed, can register at the polls on elg'7
ton day. The registrar estimates $4,000
voters not registered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-29

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Registrstion returns for
Cook county are cot yet fully made up,
but ii is known that they will foot up TO the
unexpectedly la'ge figure of between $4,000
and $1,000, In two wards registration gives
over 10000 votes TO precincts. In one pre-.
cioct 10000 votes are registered, rendering
it impossible for all voters TO cast their ball
lots next Tuesday.
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= ,ilANsAs hANsAs UITYl Uct, B.-Wheht-N0. 2 spot,
S2kc; No Sspot, Sic.
FOREIGN.

LIyEBpooL, oct. 49, - Noon - Cotton -
Nominal, owing TO operations in 0ctobers;
nplands, Us; Orleans, l5-l6; receipts,
$50; American 6,000, Hules, s,COO Speculation
anu export, 1000, uplands low middllng classi-
tohsr and November, -; November
nud December, --; December and
,lanuuiy,S Ole 6iJanuary and February, 0 5-l6;
Fehrual and March, 0 1882 March and April,
futures dull
$50 p IN - Uplands, OK; Orleans, 8 1915;
low middllng uplands, q GIG; good Ordinary,
9 lie ordiuaTy, 9-l6i uplands low middllng
ela' slhcarions for April and May delivery,
I-l6. VIZ
$3.50 p m--sales of American, 5,260, uplands
low middllng classl1oations for Novem ber and
December delive'y,6 0 ll-32i January and Feb
tuary, o Il SO
k,1k ~ ,n tent,ra, haro,, o,,.a,.
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LIVELY LYING.
is GARFIELD GUILTY OF 1T?
Mr.. Hart ana Mr. KenwOOd Phillip,
ofTruth, ON rriai In New York for
Pcrsistentiy Frying 10 Prove
that Garfield IN Not truthful
James - Information as
TO Who Mercy Is.

New York, Oct. 2S-A communication
was received last night at democratic head
quarters of the national committee from
Richard Q. Goodwin, of this city, stating
that he has resided in Lynn, Massachusetts,
from 1870 to 1879; knew the organization
called the manufacturers union, or employ
er's union; knew Morey also, and that he
was the agent for the union.
The following aflidavits in the Phillip
case were read in court yesterday:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

The following extract from Washing.
tons Farewell Address reads like a
prophesy in these days. when the chief
aim OF Radical politicians is to create
and aggravate feelings OF hostility be.
tween citizens OF different sections OF
what would otherwise DO a united
country.
'ln contemplating the causes which
may disturb our Union. it occurs as a
matter of serious concern that any
grounds should have been furnished for
chAracterizing parties by geographical
Observation-Disclosures aud South
ern, Atlantic and Western; whence de-
signing men may endeAvor to excite q
belief that there is n real difference Of
local interests and views. One of the
eIpedients Of party to acquire influence
within particular districts. is to misrep.
resent the opinions and aims OF other
districts. You cannot shield yourselves
too much against the jea!ousies and
heart'burnings which spring from those
misrepresentation. They tend to rem
der alien TO each other those who oug /
to be bound together by fraternal afrec.
ton"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17


SILVER REEF Miner: At Shosl Greek
recently q mother. whose name VIC
could not learn, observed her little
child to be crying and putting its hand
to its side, AZ II pin was sticking into
II. An examination Of the irritated part
revealed three small punctures In the
skin, which was much swollen and in
famed. The mother, puzzled as To
what occasiousd those little wounds.
could do nothing to alleviate the suffer.
iugs Of the child which soon went into
spasms, and died, having first bitten
the mother, who remained sick for sev.
eral days on account Of the bite.
Shortly after her recovery the mother
observed a huge rsttlesnake come out
from undor the door step. where the
child had been In the habit Of playing.
and the mystery Of those fatal little
wounds wero solved.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

SIX miles from New Canton, Pike
county, Mo-. lived a family named
Baker, consisting Of father. mother and
two daughters, the elder being l5 years
old. A young man named Sellers had
been working for the family. About 6
o'clock last Thursday evening. while
Mr. Baker was absent. he insiHted that
the daughter should promise to ma ry
him. She refused, whereupon Sellers
drew revolver, shot the dog, then the
mother. and finally the girl. He then
placed the muzzlo to his own temple
and fired. Each shot WIS instantly
fatal. The youngest daughter witnessed
tho whole trngedy. .r.....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17
Al Isterest,.E Ex,r.e,.


In his great speech at B-lleville, ILL.,,
August Soth. before 10000 persons.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull. 'one Of the
ablest Republicans In the United States
Senate while Lincoln was President,
said: 1rsFr.rrs u-.- r.-s..-,-.
"The only things left to be accom-
pliShed by the Republican party, as
proclaimed In the days Of its purity.
are: ..-s .-r.r.. ...
The restoring Of the action Of the
Federal Government to tho principles
OF Wnshington; the establishment of
the right Of ench State to order aud con-
troll it's own domestic institutions 40
cording to its own judgment exclusively; I;
the return to rigid economy and ac-
ecsn.=h!liiy ss indispensable TO arrest
the systematic plumber Of the public
treasury by favored partisans; aud =
change of administration to correct the
recently startling developments of
frauds and corruptions at the Federal
metropolis.
For which Of these measures Is the
Republican party OF to day the ndvo-
cate7' Not one Its most trusted lead
ers denounce the Efforts to restore the
Federal Government to the principles
Of Washington and Jefferson ard to
MAINTAIN the right Of each State to or
der and control its domestic institutions
according to its own judgment eIclu.
sively az little less than treason. The
reckless eItrava8ance Of the Federal
Government while controlled by the Re-
publican party Of late years greatly eI-
celled thar OF 1860, which il denounced, :,
and in its frauds and corruptions nota-
bly, before the party was restrained ny q
Democratic House Of Representatives.
it far exceeded anything ever before
known in the history OF the government.
need not 60 into particulars to make
good those assertion. The average or.
dinary expenses under Mr. Buchanan q
administration. denounced by the Re
publicans Of 1860 as reckless eItrava.
gance.' were sos. .29l, ,452 40. The
average ordinary annual expenses under
the frst six years Of Grants admins.
ministration, while the Republicans
had control OF Nil branches Of the gov
ernment, we're $40. 3O2, s2j Is OF early
three times whatthey we're under Bu
chanan. In the meantime the popula-
tion OF the United States had not in.
creased twenty-five per cent. Surely
the ratio Of increase in the ordinary
expenses OF the government ought not
to exceed the ratio Of increase OF popu.
lHtion. Twenty five per cent. added to
the reckless extravaganza OF Buchau.
mans administration would make bui
sSl.Gl4,3l5 so, or nearly Sss. .GSs,.
Ol0 Go leIs than was annually expended
by the Republicans. when in full con,
troll from 1869 to 1876"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

THE Republicans of Ormsby county
in convention Saturday. nominated the
following ticket: County Commissioner.
short term, Israel Crawford; Long term.
s. +. Jones; Superintendent Of Schools.
L. 8. Greenlaw; Coroner ami Public
4 administrator, B. +. Foster; Assessor,
John ID. Kersoy; Recorder, las. Morris
Treasurer, James Frazer; County Clerk,
N. d. Hatch; District Attorney, ". r.
Bar,ine; Sheriff. s. r. Swift; Assem-
bIymen. Henry May, William II. Have.
nor, Trenmor Coffin; State senator. J.
ID. Hammond. y.
Among other thing the convention
resolved that recognizing the Justice Of
the complaint Of our tree lsborers
against nm enforced anil disasirous com
petition with ChiDeae seris, We rely upon
the Republican p0riy to restrict the in,.
migration anil fortij the importation Of
servile races TO our shores.
The party hns Bed so often with rc.
spec, TO its position on the Chincse
question. that ), is but rrasonnbts to
expect it will cohiinse 10 rein durihg ID 9
ssmpaisn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

A SANTA FE dispatch Of lato date
says: Saturday laat Col. Speli effected
sJunOtion with the Mexican troops oi
Col. Tcrra,As at Santa Rico, Chihushua.
Col. Carr, with the Sixth cavalry, Is en-.
camped on the line Of the Southern Pa.
ciAo near the frontier. Id.
Advioos from Battle Ford say all In.
dians along the Seattle river are com.
ing In for big talk. They aro greatly
disaffeoted. Ono Indian horsewbipped
Agent Delaney for refusing q demand
for provisions. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

The Tmes.RsrisT says that tho com.
mittees having iu charge the prepara.
ton Of the race track, have nearly CON-
pleted their labors, and will hayo as
fne track as can he fcuud in Eastern
Nevada. It will be q mile long. and ns
well arranged ~ possible, for the speed.
ing Of the horses that may be entered
at our races. To Fred Wilson Ia due
the thanks Of the Jockey Club for the
perfect arrangements Of the course.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

OK Saturday last the stage from Bo.
die to Mammoth City was stopped and
robbed near Kings Station. Frank
Piercy. the driver. says: No unusual
occurrence trsnspired on tho trip out
until the stage reached the heavy sand
stretch beyond Kings. When nearly
over it. the team in lather Of sweat
from the pull in the heat OF tho day,
they overlook mau carrying q roll OF
blankets and double. barreled shotgun.
Soon after passing him, and within 80
or 10 yards from the road. Hank saw q
man rapidly coming toward him, stoop-
ing forward In the sagobrush and car
ryiBg Winchester rifle before him and
pointed at the stage. The mans face
was painted red and striped; he wore
close.6ttiug black cap and had a red
handkerchief tied around bis neck and
chin. Hank supposed for moment
that u was a drunken Indian and. fear.
ing mischief, whipped up his team To
drive away from him. But tho knight
OF the road In unmistakHble English,
ordered him TO stop aud throw
of the box. The boz was passed of
and the stage came on its way. The
last time Hank.looked back he saw the
robber hammering At the box. II Is
supposed that the box contained $500
In silver coin consigned TO George Troy,
$500 or $500 to Conrad Holiz aud other
small sums amounting In all to nearly
$1,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

Under the above heading. the Reno
GdI,tts publishes the speech Of the
doughty Senator from Csiifornia,
Sharon. delivered At that place Tuesday
evening last. The following are few
specimen bricks Of those HunR by the
great statesman, at the multitude:
''Now, ask you. has Fair the intel.
lectual qualifications for the ONCE OF
Senatorl What Is tbs meaning OF all
this talk about his ssckl Does he intend
to buy his way into such positiou, and
are you to be the bearens CT this. dis.
honor. and fall down aud worship the
golden cslf7 Gentlemen, the ballot box
guards your little homes. He who would
break il :. only 6t for 'treasons, strate-
gems and spoils.'" ....... r....
Come right down to q logical idea,
State rights means simply the right of
a minority to nullify the acts OF ma
jority-of one State to draw out from
aud destroy the Uuion. Did not South
Carolina say it had right TO draw out.
Have you ever heard these people who
talk SO much about State rights say any
thing about State duties. You remember
how the term Continental damn origi.
mated. II you get back the Democratic
party the good currency Of the present
day may depreciste until 1t Is not worth
Continental damn" .....
1.-The Senator went on to say: Il want
to call your attention to this thing OF
residence. Mere residence cannot be
the pivot. the centre point in question
OF candidates. You have scores Of men
permanently residing in tho State Pris.
on. That doesn't make them eligible
for office. II is not residence but prin-
ciple that oVershadows the broad
land"
81 might allude at length to this Fair
aud his SICK, but l believe that YOU
will not be influenced by It. although
fear some of you may be seduced.
Though might leave this State solitary
and alone. / would go out Of it proudar
than ever il you should bow down to
Mammon. Your votes are more dear
to you than all the filthy lucro in the
world. Remember that ye shall not
worship two masters. Ye cannot serve
God and Mammon. We will never be
unhappy unless we bow down to these
falso idols. DO not deceived by these
false slaves"
'1s 1t COLI lucre that you'll Offer at
the throne of Mercy7 Be not deceived
by these men. and do not listen to their
unholy proposals. Rspel with scorn
The men who shal! dare attempt to bribe
you"
This from a IN IN who, it is we'll known
and admitted, has contributed more
largely to the bribery aud corruption of
the people Of the State than any one
man; who secured seat in the United
States Senate through the most corrupt
means, bringing upon the State the
well merited stigma Of the. Rotten
Borough" is an exhibition of brazen
efrontery reaching the dignity OF abso.
Lutte sublimIty. II q redundance Of
cold cheek and coin, without any other
recommendation, can achieve success
IN this campaign. all competitors might
as we'll abandon the field il favor OF the
gentleman from California. Mr. Sharon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-17

b A MORO recently found himself In a
disagrecablc position in Illinois Judge
Trumbull. tho Democratic candidate for
Governor Of that State, was delivering
a public speech and was interrupted iu
an insuliing manner by The darkoy. The
Judge remarked to him. II drafted tho
constitutional Amendments that made
you Free" The duSky interioper had
the aeconoy TO subside In short order.