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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-27
CORRECTED DAILY

CORRECTED DAILY
aeported tor tho CHRONICLE By Lee i
Caldwell, Butchers.
KNOXVILLE, March &C.
REVIEW.
Good cattle and hogs in demand at quo
tstions. Sheep and calves dull.
BEEF CATTLE.
No. steer 100 lbs and upward, SIC
800 to l 0OO lbs steers and heifers, 2aa3c;
small fat cattle and fat smooth cows, 2a3;
common, HAZE.
HOGS.
Gross, 4la5c; net, &c. a
sHEBP AND CALVES.
Sheep nominal, at 24a3c; calves, $1.50a
800
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Retail Iron Market,

KNOXVILLE, March 26, 1881.
TIRE 1RoF-Two horse, per pound, 8
cents; One horse, per pound 81 cents,
NAILs-Per keg rates $3.50 per pound,
scents
HORSE SHoEs-Per kes, $500; turned
10c each.
Horse SHOE NAILs-Per pound, 2Oa25c.
HARROW TEETH-Per pound, 5ab4 cents.
HoLLowARE-Per pound, 4e.
q Ass-Common size, per box. $3.75a
$500.
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Atlanta Market,

Atlanta Constitution. March 10.
FLoUR-FamiIv s6.OOa6.25, extra family S6.25a
$50 fancy. $6.50a6.75.
BAooS-suk.r-cured hams. 111zc; break
BULK MKATs~Clear rib sides ShasAc:
LARD-Terces lilo: kegs and cans 1lZal2c.
WHHAr-C1oice White, $l.25al2s.
OATe-55a57c per bushel.
HIY-T1mothy. 81. 35; mixed, 80,
CORH-White 7la72... in car lots.
MrAL-72Ec
P1As-Stu 81. 85a90c per bushel.
PeTAToIs-Irish, Tennessee seed, s3.50a3.75
per Dbl.
OHIoss- Tennessee. $s.O0a35o per Dbl.
E0as-Per do5en, 1916.
BUTTER-Tenaessee. choice, zoe. l.
POuLTRY-Dressed chickens, 13al31lc; turkeys,
15c
Bx.swAx-20c.
FRATHKRs-New Choice white sOa55 =
Damp FRu1T-Pealed peaches, IOal6; I'M
pealed, 411c; apples, S1za4. .- ...-lT.--.ts
LIVE STOcK-Cattfe, Tennessee choics, 33<a4k;
sheep. Tennessee &hssc; Hogs, demand light,
ta5He.
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A. 81. W g ENNE,

For Maps, Timetables and all inform 3
lion in regard to this route call on, or ad
dress,
A ss. " e ENNE!z
Travelling Agent, Atlanta, tia.
- Nj. q. EgSss2E4ssss
Passenger Agent. Chattanooga Ten
Or w. A.. kehSR4ZS.
General Passenger and Ticket Age
Nashville. T
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ghe Only True alalariaE intidote.

DR.. HOLMAN'S PAD Is no gueSs-WOrk relieuSI
10 feeble lml alive. eXperlment-no uIlolne
hodge Dodge OF some Inventors IDEAS IL Is Tue
OrIgIuai and Only Genuine Curative Pad, the
0niT rpWedt that as an honestly acquired right
IN use the tltle-Word Pad in connection with
treatment for chronic diseases OF the Stomach,
In rncaHfIv perfected Improvement effected
Nv me addIliOn of vegetable ingredients OF new
iydisroypTei remedial value and dbSOrtiYe
hiIlty DR.. HOLMAN has greatly lncTeaS-
Cd th4 .cone of the Pads usefulness, ami appre-
Cfahiv aurmpnttd its active curative power.
ms great Improvement gives HoLMAN's PAD
(U-itI its 4diWantsl c0mpiete and unta,llng con-
trOj over he mos persistent and unyitldng
forms Of Chronic Disease OF the Stomach and
Liver rs well AS Maiari / Blood Poisoning.
HoLNIAN'S PADS have cured-and are daily
cUTing-GiSea>eS of SO many kinds, that the list
! iaon Of every type, from Aching Bones and
Low Fever 10 ChillS and Dumb que Stomach
diseases, SuCn as Dyspepsia, Indigestion, sour
stomach, Chronic UdrThPa, Heartburn, &C,
conc, Dangerous feverS, Sick Headache, PANS
IN the Side, Bilious FeveTs, Torpid Liver, &c,
&c wen does this mighty remedy JUSTIFY t1e
eminent Professor Looms high encOmlum 1T
Is NEARER UNIVERSAL PANACEA THAN ANY
THING IN MEDICINE
The success of HOLMAN's PAD has inspired i'm
itatOH who offer PauS similar III form and Oder
t. t e genuine Holman Pad. Beware of these
bogus and miraji0n Pads, gotten up only to sell
on the reputation of the ENUINE Holman Pad.
Each Genuine Holman Pad bears the Private
Revenue Stamp of the HOLMAN PAD COMPANY
with the above Trade Marx. printe in green
FOX SALE BY ALL 1RST CALSS DRUG
GIoTS. or sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF
$500.
HOLMAN PAD CO.,
SO WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK
P. o. Box Pip. jan9-e od-5m.
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Cincinnati. CumberI ~"d Gap and
Charleston Railroad
Knoxville and Augusta Railroad.


The steamer Emory City, carr ing the mail,
pas engers and freight, runs daily between Lou
don Kingston and lockwood, arriv ng at Lou
don 10 conn ct with the eastern bound train, No.
at 10 45 p. III. and leaves for King ton and
Ro kwnod on the arrival of the western bound
tai /, No. 3, at 4 20 a. m.
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WhOessle Grocery Market.
CORRECTED DAILY.1

KNOXVILLE March 26.
SRAns.
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Spices,
CagEa ed &00GE

Parahne, per ID 23a25
Star. full weight l3al3H
!" tiQht - lZh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-14
AUSTIN.


Special to the Herald.
Austin, May l3.-In the supreme court TO-
day the following cases were decided:
Burks, administrator, Va Bennett; from
Maverick. Affirmed.
Wadsworth VS. Checkers; from San Saba.
Reversed and dismissed.
Orr OF al vs. O'BrieD; from Travis. AZ
Orr ct al vs. o'BrieD; from Travis. AT.
q Or, Orr ct al Va Klevege; from Travis. AZ
firmed.
Brown VS. Williams; from San Saba. A.
flrmed.
Morrell VS. Hopkins; from Travis county
Reversed and remanded on confession Of
errors by appellees.
In tho case of the stats VS. George Whit
lord, IN the district court, Judge Wake,
rendered bis decision this morning, dscharp-
ing the prisoner. The Judge said the onl,
evidence was that of the woman, and tba,
when her testimony was canvassed, 1t sppeared
she had given different versions Of The affair.
that che had kept 1t concealed for nearly min,
months, and had in the meantime exhibited
great friendship for Whitford, and that he,
testimony was contrsdicted by her husbsnf
rs well rs other reliable witnesses,
A man named FELTON,, who has been unde,
bond for robbiDg a safe, jumped bis bail and
lied. His partner in the robbery made full
confession, and II was this that scared hin
off. A''
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reached proportions almost incredible. u
, tnere will be over throe hundred
oeaa OF thoroughbred stock from The esst.
west, north and south. Such an arrsy ~
never been seen in any country. Rxcunlop
Trains will bring Thousands TO witness Hindoo;s
struggle for tho Derby. on which day 10
Held is free to the public. Hindoo's VICTORY
IN the blue ribbon stake at Lexington ~
not dsunted horse-owners here. Wills su
concede his great speed it's eaid Slieo An
lshed ahead Of about the same field win =
much ease and more daylight and
that bis stable companion, Csli,csnethus
Is much better than Sligo. Lellsx worked
one and one.half mile. Thursday ard M ~
recovered from his Nashville accident Bc,wn
y 20. claim that Alhsmbra, who cannot
run 10 the mud Is Hindoos rival on drv
track, and Fellowplsy has also regain.
cd his racing form, while Mel
ton Young's game pair. Get Awsv
and Bootjsck, have both demonstrated
,has they nre dangerous contestants. The
horses in Kentucky have sll been short 81
work, while Hndco is in perfect condition.
There IL much excitement ali over the coun.
Try In regard to the result.
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Tho Telegraph Suit.

New York, May ls.-1n tho sui. of vii,
liam d. Williams VS.. the consolidated tele-
erSph companies, to restrain the increased
issue of Sl5,oOo,Ooo of tho capital stock Of
tho Western Union Telegraph company.
argument was begun to-day before Judge
Truax, of .be superior court. A numbe, .,
prominent lawyers on both sides Arc ON nlnroa
Ia the case. jay Gould and Ds
Norvin Green were early in a,teoaanoa'
and will be called ss witnesses, Il i ,bon"h,
that the case will occupy tho attention of sbo
court for over two weeks. The onen;nr
speech was made by Robert Jewell. counsel
tor plaintiff, who read portion.
OF The complaint, and stated .hst II wiIns..e,
told The truth the truo inwsrdness Of iho
mee,ings at which tho consolidators wsro
effected would be disclosed. "s''
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investigating the Cause or a Dentb.
Fredericksburg, Va, May l3.-The author.
tiles OF Caroline county have commenced an
investigation of the circu instances Of the
death OF Major Charles Morris Smith.
formerly editor Of the Richmond Whir
winch occurred about two months
ago and was reported at tho time as csusej
Dy the accidental turning over on him of A
yrhicle, In which he travelled 10 Port Roysl
virginia. The investigation is to set at yes,
rumors which bavo been widelv
circulated that Major Smith was
dead before the time of tho accident
Addison Giles. eolored, the driver of tho
conveyance left here to-day in charge of The
saenif OF Caroline county, and W. r.
Ma',hews travelling companion, of Smith.
mas peen summoned TO attend tho trial.
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DEFERRED TELEasAms

Washington, May 1.-THE execu,;vo
session OF the senate this evening was devoted
70 the further confederation of the rom;no.
lion OF Stanley Matthews for associate ina.
tice OF the supreme court The princinsl
speakers were Senators Edmupds. Davis
Logan and Mcmillan, in opposition to tbe
confirmation, and Sherman, Pendleton and
Beck In Its favor. The debate was similar 10 70
that OF yesterday. At the conclusion a yoie
was taken on motion TO confirm and was
carried-yeas %, nays 81. There arc rumors ora
that the vote will bereconsidered to n,orrou
but the friends of Matthews cav that ali of
sro iwenty'two senators who voted in favor
" hls connrmaslon to day will vote
vac same way Tomorrow. The
confirmation will undoubtedly be
'no hrst instanco Of confirmation of .
supreme court justice by very small major.
NY. Jusuce Clifford was also confirmed by
majority of one. y
Charleston, s. o., May 12.-A terrible
murder Was committed Monday night in
spartan county, by man named Hicks
lwhlte), and thirty years of ege. He Killed
ms wife flrst, shooting her and then cutting
her throat He then made desneya,e
attempts at suicide by cutting his own
throat inaicting dangerous wounds, The
alleged motive was tho ioildolity of his
vile. lilo has been lodged In jsil.
Vienna, May l2.-Emperor Francis ,Josenb
mas ~ addressed an autograph letter 10 Count
Tatte, president Of tho council Of mipi,ters.
expressing his thanks and thoso of Prlnce
Rudolph for the many testimonials of love
ana Affection, on the occasion of the ma rrisve
q Prince Rudolph, which, coming from tse
pearls OF the people, have gone Straight to
his own. sA' '"
Now Orleans, May l2.-David C)ere aoca
40, native of Alssce and q we'll known
merchant doing business Al Corsjcsna and A
Dallas, Texas. suicided here by lhootinr
himself through the heart No cause was I
City Of Mexico, May 12.-0ep. Grant a.
DAY signeds new contract with the MesIcsn
government embracing The exlcnsions oj d ', ,bs b
Ms!icsn Southern Railroad. Il viii be ssh ib
mi.ted 70 the congress 10 morrow. '
Madrid, Nay a. I. Il officially asnourc..,
MAT the recent municipal elections re.n,s \
- sho return Of 200 c6ndldates fsvo,sh!s !, =
'he present minl'tsy, and oe2 hoslls therss !. y
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~--
Missouri Dcsnerndoss,,

81. Louis, May lathe Republican,
Charleston. Missouri. special Gays four men,
Frank Brown, Jesse Myers, Charles Ham.
ilson and Patrick Rhode. visited n,
house OF William Knox, i've miles ,ou,b
0! New Madrid last nigh, with tho in,sn,,oo
o. killing him and bis half sister on accnnn, v.
Of an old grudgo. A man pamed Co,s,, IvSas J.
was carrying = child aud walking Tho aoor \, i,
!no houic, and mls,skine Colsms"
for Knox tho psrtv a,sS S'"s. su
him and wounded both him:snd the ch,,d "a
Warrants were Issued yes,erdav far s'U", ~.
arrest ot the sGassius, and H6eriG wsle .Ie !
tefs, with pcfse started Ia pursuit Ana 'n,,r
overlook them. The men Hsd 10 ibs ~ s'c.s,' wv.
sna ,s,a sscteted shsmselvss beLlnd fallen ,rcs.
when ths pcsss came up thew s rscs,ssS r: |.
so'sS a'om me CONCEALED party, and Ro6srI
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,
ihe Leper Insanity Case at sherman
PRISONER Potter Shot to Death
Near ,t.arcdo-ParsOm whitford
acquitted Mt austin HAY
Fest ut nreuham, Etc.
san Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May lS.-A letter from,
herrvi'lc says last Sunday, as Deputy
Sheriff Clemens, of Korrville county. was
returning from San Antonio with two priso.
ners' John Potter and William Dunmsn, he
was wsylaid bya party of unknown mon
near Kerrville and both prisoners taken
from him. The men stopped in the
middle Of tho road with drawn ra-
volvers. The deputy could do nothing
but comply. Shortly afterwards Potter was
shot down in the road. The deputy renorted
facts in town and an inquest held on tho bodv
OF Potter. Nothing is known as 10 who tho
parties were or the object of tho killing.
Potter had been arrested and was on his wnv
to DO tried for horse stealing.
The widow Of NJ Z. Gushing, of Houston
died this morning.
A special from Laredo says Po,tmsster
Ford was arrested yesterday on a warrsnt
from United States Commissioner Paschsl
for refusing to deliver registered packaga 70
man without proper identification. -
Fred Gross, son of banker and q popular
young man, died this morning at seven
o'clock. Ho had very large funeral this
afternoon.
The wool market seems considerably dis
turbed. Local prices are way up, while adj.
vices from tho coast indicated decline.
The gentlemen interested in the San
Antonio y Mexican Border railway are busy
looking about tue city and the country Yves,
preparatory to making out definite line for
the road. '''
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sussian u Hatrs

st. Petersburg, May 13--The uihilist ar
rested here recently charged with compiled '
IN the murder Of the czar, and With preparing
Little Garden street mine, was a naval
oficer. He was also an ao.
complice Of the nihili,t who
caused the explosion at the W,nter
Palace In February, 1880, and il charDad
with having stolen from the coyernmsnt
magazines quantity Of dynamite.
Inc Golos says tht quiet has been restored
AZ Aieh. The people who suffer most arc
merchsnts, small traders and retired soldiers,
There are 1900 destitute families at the bar
racks The wife of Governor General Der.
estlor has formed committee for their relief.
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Mason.

Mason.
Special to the Herald.
Mason, May lS.-The up.bound buck.
board was stopped last night about 0 O'Clock,
seven miles north Of Rock Springs, and the
mail bags riaed Of their contents. The deed
was done by one man, who stepped out ofthe
bushes and halted the driver At the
muzzle of pistol. Ho was blacked
thoroughly, and wore large handkerchief
over his face. He aaked the driver to look ai
him close and say If he would know him 4
he saw him again. Tho driver said he would
not. There were number of registered
packages In the mail, but the value Of them
is unknown. '''
Late rains have wonderfully improved Our
county. Farmers are all busy and CORES
pondingly happy. ~
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A settlement OF the Franco.Tuuisnu
Troubles.

" Sosuohcht OI un0 Fr0nCOsT Tuni In m
Troubles.
Paria, May l3.-In the senate to-day
Premier Fereye announced that the Franco,
Tunisan treaty was signed yesterday. I,
assures to France the right to occupy posi-
tions which the French military deem
necessary for the maintenance of the order
and security of frontier and coast of France.
and guarantees tho hey security ofperson, state
and dynasty, and maintenance of actually
existing treaties between tho regency ana
European powers, the bey not to conclude
any new international treaties without a
previous understanding with France. The
French diplomatic agents abroad will be
charged with tho protection of Tunissp
interests. The financial system of Tunis
will be regulated by France in concert with
tho Boy to secure a better working Of
administration snd of the regency. A sub.
aeQuent convention will determine ,he
amount and mode Of collection
OF the. war indemnity to be levied
on the rebellious tribes, and
guaranteed by Tunis. Tho bey undertskes
TO prohibit the importation of arms and
ammunition on the coast south of Tunis. nj.
Fereye .said the text will shortly be suh.
mi!!ed. lie hoped, the chamber, would
ratlty.the treaty, which guarantees the suritv
OF french interests and attains the object for
wnich tue expedition was undertaken,
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LeXingfan Rnnaa

Lexington, Ky, May l3.-The first race
ior the colts and fliies stake, three quarters
ofa mile was won by Bengal, Ballard second
Rhoderick Random third. Tine, l.l71-4.
the second race for the blue ribbon. II mileo.
was won by Hindoo, Get Away second. Ber.
sor third. Time, 2:3S. The third race ali
ages, l mile: Rogue, ALL Virgil Scar
l-o-3-2, Mary Corbett, o 5-O-2, Gram
mace, Al, Stroder, 10, Vice, "a Miss
Nailtr, "a. Time, 1:45, AL, 47A. 4al
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Special wectber nu,,.,,,,

washington. May ls.-The special weather
oui'eun indications are that clear or fair
weather will continue in the southern stotes
I'M Inc temperature has risen slightly during
sne past twentv.four hours in the soniberS
states, and in Virginia, and continues shouo
mean for the month, except in ,he unnsy NINA,
is slightly below. 'u' where ~
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Lstrase was killed. The sheriFs psrly
returned the fire. but receiving second vol.
icy thsy, :etreated. The desperadoes then
robbed the dead body of Lsfrage of his
watch, money and shirt,stuis and fed. In
me e'ening Rhodes, Of the gang. who had
been wounded by the sherif's posse,
came In and gave himself up This
morning party of vigilsntes took him out
and hanged him. Hundreds OF men ara
securing the country in every direction for
tne remainder OF the party. If caught, thew
VIII very probably be hanged.
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A Talk From chnttcnu

MOBILE May 15.-Bsfore the board Of
..soe 10 mere 10 ''r Mr. Leon Chateau
uei'versd al addless. " Aich was well
received, in which he clsimed that in Wow
VI .ns is!e reduction of the French tariff
.Ia', .ISahss american marufscturinga, congress
snould sa' reciprocate by sbolshing the tonn Ace
duties on French steamera. ' 'AA's'
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SENATE,
Washington, May .l3.-On motion of Mr..
Dawes, 1t WAS ordered that when the senate
adjourn to-day, it be TO meet on Monday
next. Carried.
AT 1880 O'Clock, tho senate went into ex-
ecutive session.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The senate went into executive session this
afternoon, and confirmed the nominatinn of
Don A. Pardee, to be circuit Judge for
the fifth Judicial district, and George X.
Gllmer to bo postmaster at Richmond.
No motion was entered at to.day's execu,
tive session, as 1t was rumored there would
be reconsideration of the vote by which
ex-senator Matthews was yesterday confirm.
ed MS associate justice of the supreme court.
NOMINATIONS.
The president sent the following nomins.
tons to the senate to. day: Postmssters,
W. w. Lambert, at Brscksttviile, Texas; b.
Pratt, at Canton, Miss; Ezer B. Harrison,
at Fayetteville, Ark; Chas. L. Henry,
Of Orio, to be United States
marshal for the District of Columbia, vice
Frederick Douglas, nominated as recorder of
deeds; FredericS Douglas, of the District of
Columbia, to be recorder of deeds in tho Dis
trict of Columbia, vice Geo. A. Sheridan,
resigned; Frank Thompson, of Louisiana, 10
be chaplain in the navy.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The republican senators held a caucus this
morning for the purpose of individually 70.
porting to each other what progress, If any
had been made in the effort of members OF
the caucus to harmonize party diff, rences in
regard to contested nominations. No def
mite plan appears to have been agreed upon
but several senators say they were encour,
aged BY the conference this morning to hope
that satisfactory adiustmet! may yet bt
effected.
During the conference attention was called
to the fact, which has quite generally been
lost sight of, that the action taken by the
caucus last week in regard to contested
cases, extended no farther than to provide
that icy should not be brought before the
senate till after clearing the docket Of uncon.
tested business. and various senators TO-DAY
announced that from and after the time wher
this clearance shall be expedited, which is
apparently very near at hand, they will moi
enter into any agreement or understanding IL
regard to any nomination, but will hold
themselves free to move for promp,
action on all such cases in accordance with
their individual engagements, and restricted
only by the rules CT the senate. In view Of
these announcements it is considered i'm
probable that any attempt will be made t
obtain caucus action on the subject, and un
Il A.. ID.
nomination can be avoided BY some othe
means, 1t will doubtless be brought befor,
the senate soon after the intervening busi
ness shall have been disposed of. The caucu
to day adjourned, subject to tho call of th,
chairman.
WITHDRAWN,
The president seat message to the senat
withdrawing the nomination of Lewis Wal.
lace as charge d'aflairs al Paraguay and Uru
gusy, at his own request.
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Redemption of Bonds

Washington, May l8.-The treasury do.
partment to-day received more than 500.
oooooo registered ave per cent bonds, to be
continued at three and a half per cent, under
the terms of yesterdays circular. There ara
now less 'han twenty millions ofsix per cents
outstanding. and when transactions in E,rons
left for redemption, ~" a." "'S VIII oo
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new Orleans, May l3-By resolution Of
tho executive council the regular bionn;.,
convention of the nstionsl cotton exchange
OF Americ. will be held at 81. Louis. wed.
nesday, July goth. Various matters of i'm
portsnce 10 the trade and planting iniere.to
VIII be considered, among which will ho
SPECIAL reports from exchanges on tho subject
ot selling cotton By net weight,
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WOn'tTOI.ratov. =.

London, May l2-The Paris correspon-
dent OF the Times says it is doubtful whether
France will tolerate even the dispatch of the
turkish commissioner 10 tho Tunis or
Irlpoli frontiers, as the solc object and result
would be to create agitation, which wonld
re'ard the settlement of the question.
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Brenha am .

Special to the Herald.
BRENNAN, May 1S.-Our free school peo'
pie are jubilant. Judge Mcfarland TO-DAY
returned bis decision dssolvirg the Injunction
restraining the collection Of special school
ceeded with. po'
Business was suspended to-day and every.
body went to the May fest under tha ans rSc snics,
o. .no mi nre department. A good time was
had. The fest was success. 'S ""'
Tho races will bo the attraction to-mor.
row.
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Sherman.

bnermNn,
Special to the Herald.
Sherman, May 1S'-In tho county cour.
tho Leper trial for insanity Is attracting con
Siderable attention. The evidence con.
oluded this evening and the argumen. of the
counsel will conclude tomorrow.
ln the district court Gsbe Newton was
convicted Of horse stealing and sentenced for
SIX years. B. +. West was sentenced for len
for burglary. "N A''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-14
Hampstead

Special TO the Herald.
Hempsteal. May ls.-Thls morning Aleck
butke' aged about 10 years, shot Jim Aleck.
2 boy about tho same ago, both colored
Cne VI \. snot penetrated bis mouth, breaking out
al tho front teeth. One entered ths ava
oeIes'roying the sight and two shots lodged IN
me neck The wounded boy 10 still alive.
win oil prospects Of recovering.