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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

A special meeting Of the City Firemen's
union will be held in the Empire house
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The purpose
is to reconsider the action of the union of
July 9th, going out Of service on the 1st
Of February, 1882 !; to elect q vico presi
dent to fill q vacancy, and to consider q
plan Of ordinances aad rules regulating
tho frc department, 10 be presented to
city councils.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

At = stated meeting Of Washington
lodge, No. 159 F. and A. NJ, held at Dru-
moro Centre ON Saturday, Dec. 3, 1881,
the following officers were duly elected to
serve for the next Masonic year ensuing
W. NJ. Milton NJ. SOurbscr; 5. w., Will
lam McCombs J. W., 8. Milton Hess
Sec'y., Edward Amber Treas, Samue /
Ankrim; trustees, DR.. j. NJ. Fewer, DR..
Il. +. Ranb, Geo w. Miller representa-
tive to grand lodge, Amos G.. Manahan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05
We Ditisf Soy is WIS.,.

The John Holman, whose arrest for
robbing car We noticed on Friday even
ing, is not John A. Homan, the we'll
known butcher Of Rockland street, nor
any relative Of his. This explanation is
deserved on account of the similarity of
names. --r-r-------
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

The Philadelphia grand jury on Sat-
urday indicted Ida V. Baight for per-
jury in swearing falsely in the prosecution
against Charles II. Engel for fclonlous
assault upon her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

Dick q. Ball, the we'll known contract.
ing agent Of the Barnum.L London show,
was in this city yesterday. He was regis
tered at Shober's.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05
MULTIPLYING CASES.
why Fish of one and Flesh Of I
OfIaerS

why Fish of one and Flesh Of the
Other:
New Era.
The court and grand jury unite in scalp.
ing Alderman Spulrier for multiplying
commitments. In the next paragraph but
one tho jury praise District Attorney
Davis, and, Notwithstanding that their at
tention had been drawn to the point, they
allowed him to send in seventeen indict-
ments for this same batch Of tramps, ali
caught ut tho same time, all in Jail to-
gether, and all of whom were actually
tried together yet neither court nor
grand jury said word about consol-
idating tho indictments. Spurricr's
otlense was a fact accomplished beyond
their control; but the multiplication Of
indictments by tho district attorney was
in their own hands and within their power
to stop. But they did nothing and Davis
rakcd in I fees at 81 each in few hours
-S119 instead Of 81!
Can anybody inform us why this su
premely grand jury made fish Of one and
flesh of tho other?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05
Mayors COurk.

There were about dozen lodgers in
the lookup this morning. Ono of them
who was drunk and disorderly was sent
70 Jail for u days Four professional
travellers were sent to the work house fer
30 days each. Tho cthe-s were dischar.
ped.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

THE revision of the revised version
seems to have been laid on the Examiner
table. 1t quotes "the golden rule -" Do
unto others as others do unto you
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05
Two Ways OF Doing 1t.
Philallelphia proGx

Pennsylvania broke its faith and ma de
the speaker. 1t might far better have
made the speaker and kept its faith. This
achievement was equally in its power,
with less strain and more honor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05
sale OF Real Estate.

Allan A. Herr & Co., real estate agents.
sold at private sale for Mrs. Martha Con-
nell the two-s story brick store and dwell
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

RUSSELL ERRETT wants to show that
he can kick just as high as his colleague,
Bayne, when lie thinks it is his time to
kick
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

Were the seventeen tramps tried in the
court of oyer IN terminer? If not, there
ought to have been 4 termination of tho
fee multiplication before it reached $119
for single trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

SAM BARR's view of Ohio men must
have changed since he passed that men,
orable opinion upon John Sherman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05
Once More


Philadelphia Times.
Ohio is once more spelled with big O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

CAMERON will continue to be spelled
with big C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

SENATOR ANTHONY sent 2 Rhode
Island turkey to every senator and ex sem
ator that he could reach with one. The
express charges on some Of them spiccd
the viands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

New p. II. r. time table,. X. Henry,
Ne~ Era correspondent, sick in bed
Abram Valley died Of typhoid in Wash
ington borough, aged g and member Of
tho band.-Christian Boyd, 2. X. X.
brakeman, had right hand mashed coup
ling cars ut MOuntvillc.-West track from
east yard to MOuntville crowded with
freight. Light snowfall to-day.-Two
drunken women fought ON Tow Hill Sat.
urGay night. +I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

Vigilant fire company important meet
ing to- night.-Lovering's book store left
Columbia in disgust.-Cc. & gymnasium
ready fny use this evening; turkey shoot
ing did not como off.-ExcelsOr eiccution
club at Miss Sallie Patton's, tllis evening
at O'Clock. chased tramps
last night trying to enter p. X. X cars IN
front Of Blacks hOtel.-Wcsley Ablc's
arm not amputated yet. His vifs was
summoned home to his assistance from
her dying mothers bedside. .-.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

RAINEY was 4 good enough man and
brother until his party came into ma
jority. When the Republican nomina-
tion for clerk of the House became equiva-
lent to election the white man grabbed it.
He never says turkey once to Scipio Afri-
canus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

Don Stimmen bel @eiebsebansss unb Ses
: Hator> Wablcn.
gScIhen Griab ioQ 9feDa6a fir ieincn slI
@ruuee gebenoen Sergbau ftnoem? S6m
fam tetn Getretpez un0 Mein=8au Das
Sob uno SlIber crleben, tpie benz gIii6z
Ii6eren @dliiornien; oenn stpei Orittel
ieiueS @ebtets iino Nuite, Die GiebSudt,
Die friber wentgiteus in einem GDeile 9tez
paoaS betrtebeH tpuroe, bat lid beinabe
9an3 bon bort perSogen, sulnal lett bic
Bieb;u6t tn9olorapo 10 iebr emporfommt,
Sabriten giebt IS in 9fepaba feline; bic
, lDentgeH@ emerhe oaielblt itanoen beinabe
ole i'm SuiammenbnHge nit benz SergbGW
uno geben nit bieiem eir.
Die @inmobner 9icpaDa's, beren 2abI
mod beute penig iber $4,000 betrd9t,
ImilA ni6t, ME ite tIinItig Die n0tbigcn
~WtitteS2 UNI llnterbalts ibrer Staatsrcgie>
rung uno Der Serpaltung Der IA Counties,
III tDel6e Der Staat eingetheilt lit, Suiar1z
menbringcn louen. 0isber biente sur
Se6ung oteier Qlnsgaben DauptiG1lih Die
Steuer auf @oelmetale; ober nit benz
GId9ange oe5 8ergbaues bat 1i6 Der
@rtrog bieier Steuer oar iebr perminoert.
Ste rel9en Seute Sleben Doueno5 bintDeg
aus gteDa0g uno Die armen SeGfel, pel6e
iebt Die Steuerlalt trageu iollen, baben
DeDer Gult bier5 III nod Die l0tbigen Otittsl.
SH ODlICn Grnlte miro oaber iebt in
gteDGoa Dielfah Der 8orlhlag gelna6t,
enttpeoer ben Stat nit @al%ifornien All
%Dereinigen, ODER aher i'm mieOer in eln
bloBes Serritorium surIdSuuerDanDeIn.
Qpd in Salifornten ipIli man natiirli6
ni6ts Don einem iold)en 3uipa6ie wiiieu,
Nno gegen bic 3ucii6DcrpanbIung in ein
SerritOrium ~llrGuben ii1 natiirIi6 Die
8unoes lcHGtOren SousS unb Sbaron,
Doer itott oes lebtercu OieIme6r Der inn
am 4. Di1rS i'm Senate f~oIgsube 6air uno
oas p0ltttlde @efolge Dieier Wanner ;
oenH ais Serritorium bate ia 9teUaDa
tetne 8NnoeSlenatoren, uno bic Summen,
tpel6c Die Senatorcn, namcntli6 Sdir,
beDuIS ibrer GripGbIIng %auSgabeu, ipGren
cann SHrn Tenlter GinGu5geipOr1en.
Gus Oelte mare, ipern 9teraba 6urd
ben @ongreB uub nur;a lsine eigrneu
Stimmeeber in ben GerritoriaIz 2uIteno
surlldperieBt nIroe. is ipGre 0itS Elm
Slid fir Die groBe Webr6eit Ger n~ortigcn
GiRlpDbHer, uno aud Elm Slid fir DC
Union, tpeId)e baour0 6a3 aIeridilimr1l;e
ibrer orei "rotten ~boroughs" (Jteoaoa,
9eIapare unO 8bo5e S5IeMn) Los tpIroe.
Iueroiu9s ioiiroe baum elmer Don ben
SO Steruen 0e5 SteruenbanHerS rer=
i6mtnoen; aber es lit ia eiu reGt triiber
unO bleider Stern; uuo gliidliher ySeiie
perfIgt Die Union Ibcr mebrere SerrI=
torten, Die iih iebt 10 fr6fttg eutnideln.
baS ie in ni6t ferner Seit miiroige unn
beltrablenoe Sterne inn Sternenbanner
iein peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
4 nfft9Rn II.

Oh UttIWWIeN. man : 9emelt (9raul5immeO,
8 Sabre alt. Sewidt Iber 800 9innD, gutter Graber. BET
Sui. fSuds in Ntotena. &iu 60, ST. 1Sieb2tn2p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21
0ermii6teS.

- General 6aneod bat ieiuem
tuiroi9en 8euebmen leit ieiner gtieoerlage
pom 2. NoDemter oGoMrd Die &rpne aus
geleBt, 6aB CT Die @inlaoWng oeS Malbingz
toner Seltcomites, bic NeierlidfeiteH bel
Der gi neBnng lelnes Ile9ret6eI 0egs
ners 0arftelo our6 leine Gegenlpart
uno SDeilnabme 81 DerDerrlibeu, unbe=
btMgt annabm. Gr l6ritb bent SetretGr
bes Gomites, oaB er ieine gOrfehrungeN
10 getroffen babe. lin Den Seterltbfeiten
ieDenalls beImobHen 81 t0nuen.
- DaB IS aud noble NopofQteu
giebt, babsn @uitap 6 0rNer uno ietn
Sobn u. q. &0rner III Betepille bepiez
len. Sic baben ndlnIid ibrsM iie9reiheN
Gampf fir Den Deutl6en lluterrtdt IN ben
0fientlihsn S6ulell Nelepi4e'S ppr ben
peri9iebenen @erihtSz Sni1an3eM gQna unz
entgeltlib, nit 0erSi6tleitung auf leoes
6onorar. gefubrt. Betanntlid polItc1
BeIepiler 6uownotbings etren gertdts
Itden Ginbaltsbefe9l ge9en tenen llMters
ribt berbeitl6ren, bIiBten aber Dor bret
@eridten, iblieBlt6 Dor benz Oberitaats=
geri1te ab, uno Die 6erren S0rner pareu
bic gei6idten uno eifrigsn Sa6matter pes
beuti1en nnterrihts.
Iteutt ~ u u u VIZ W. q ! v "
q arfielo l6reibt Der vGleDelauber Qlns
aeiger": v0tiht alletu @sneral @driislp
,piro tGgIih uno ftiiMolid nit Btttidrifz
ten beIGltt8t, l0roern Guh lelne 6rQu. Qie
Iemperen3ler bGbeM cS auI 2ebteye
abgeleben uuo tie hat bcsbaib leBt pteuti1t
nod einen lhiDertren StanO ais ~ibrltanl.
benn Die Yolitifsr uno QlenlteriGger m0gsn
nod 10 bartNddtg nnb unperl66mt ieiM,
bic EempereMsler periteben oaS Drungiali=
reM bod nod better. SraN @ayficlo wiro
bon ben 1empereustern beitiInmt, ie lollc
benz verbabenen" NeilpteI Der iebigsu 2auz
oesmntter, Der sSrau QucD 9aDe5, foigen
uno ben Wein aus benz WeiBea 0aule Der=
banner. Mir glauben iebo6. baB Die
Semperensler l6merli6 auf SefrieotgWng
ibrer MIulde redueu f0Hnen. Gtdt all
Iein bat es @arfielb niemaIs ner9eimliht,
0aB er Gin Sreuno zines gHten Sropfens
lit, ipnbern er lit aud ein 81 tpeIttluger
Wfann, UNI etpaigen GempereEagelIlten
%ieiner Satin 9tebnung 3I tragen. gr
tpirD better als 9err 6aDes. 81 Nhteri@eiS
ben tpiilen, mas CUR 9ontatIe elmer vSers
rim bes 8eiBen 9auies" 8e6ort.. User Ib>
ri9ens bic al lpru6slole ino etnfade Srau
0arfieIo fennt. miro i6perlih nermutben,
DAB tie fid iemols Die Jfebte anmaBen
f0nnte, tpeI6e 2ucp 0aDes lettber i'm prG=
iiovhtIihen 6ausweien ausIbte. lSenn BET
Sra1 Sapes oas poSSzzine nHo bet tbrem@es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-21

in MiIpautee sugeididt. SIN nerganses
men Sabre ieBte er fur $4,000 Bier uIl,
peL6es ielbltDerftGnblid gum sr0Bten
She'll in Sdiieru an 1nterabnebmer in
Stabt unb 2anb p~ertaWft wuroe. gn Der
&ittle &cf & Sort Smitb Giirnbabn. mo
uor bier ODER flint Sabren nod Oas oeut=
i6e acknowledgement taum benz 9lamen
mad betannt mar, nimmt nit benz itetigen
3utpa6S Der 8epOlterun8 and Der 8iers
conium BON Sag 81 Gag 81. Nud bic
Nmeritaner bort getpObnen ii6 pieIfah
ans 8iertrtnteu. miirsen aber ben miI6en
2runt norOerbano, pie ih mebrmaIs au
beOba6ten @eIegenbeit bate. nod nit
elmer gebOrigen 4SOrtton S6naps ooer nit
ipanii6em Gfeffer, oamit Der &a1en bod
penigltcns gefiBeLt weroe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
Cotton Brokers, Circular.

London. September 93.-Thls weeks circu
lar Of tho Liverpool cotton brokers' assocla
tlon says cotton opened depressed and wi q
very limited business, but revived on wedn e.
dsy, aod on Thursday there was good bu iness
at tho last. THURSDAYS dealipgs showed full
rater, aud American followed eimilsrc urse,
cloeipg at Q partial advance. being an advance
OF l-0. During the week large iran.a .actions
have taten place IN cotton - be t'ntrred
early IN October at a price about q ntlf pence
below the price .of the now onrrent rates
taes ara mt lnclnded In the flsnres Tor the
week. fes Island oontinu Q In impr,vei re.
qsest at full rate. Futures nutlu tied al
through the week bat continues nrm at l-l6 10
is advance. Distant positions are showing
tho chief Improvement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
Henderson.

Henderson.
special to the Herald.
Hend ersop, September 23,- On September
", one year ago yesterday, two miles east of
the now rich and prosperous little village of
Mount Enterprise, the community was
shocked with the intelligence that MIR ] A
Finkle, a substantial and worthy citizen, had
been shot and killed by Tom Williams, a
oolored boy about 20 years OF age, who had
been in bis employ and had become incensed
At supposed wrong of about so cents due
him. He l>aded his gun and stated
that he was going to Finkle's
house to kill him which throat no carried
into execution on the day named. He i'm
mediaiely fled the country, but was captured
near Nacogdoches by Sheriff w. T. Brewer
and posse OF Friends of the murdered man,
and tho sheriff had TO plead with the crowd
to allow the law to take its course, which
they finally agreed to. The prisoner was
then brought here and jailed, and at ,be
sitting of the criminal court In July he was
tried and convicted, and received
his sentence from Judge Booty. He had
his case appealed by his attorneys, Messrs
w. Q. BuFford and j. Harvey Turner, but
the finding of the lower court was affirmed.
Tom, on being asked stated tha, he had
been born in slavery and owned by Mr..
Palmelt of this county. His early life
run as smoothly along as could be
desired, He has not seemed TO
realizs hi' situation or care what his fate was
since his conviction. Everything being
ready to-day at 1850 o'clock, the crowd and
me wagon carrying the prisoner, moved for
tho scene ot execution. Tom asoended the
scatfod with his head bent and did not show
the least emotion or fear. He did not say
anything except through his spiritual ad-
viser Rev. Peter Evans. He said that
he was ready to die, and that
he hoped that God, for Chrisps
sake, would pardon his grea,
crime At l.27 p. m. the drop fell; in fifteen
minutes his pulse ceased 10 beat, and at
twenty minutes bis heart ceased aud his
spiri. fed from Its earthly confines into
the presence Of the sll>powerful Judge
After hanging thirty-two minutes he was
cut down and given TO his father. Fully
1000 persons witnessed the execution. But
liberal number OF coiored people were nos
siced at the execution. The beat of order
prevailed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24

9pVolhl 10 tue herald.
Palestine, September 23.--The collision
reported yesterday between two freight
trsits on'tbe International below Elkhart. IA
more serious than at first supposed. One
engine was scompletely destroyed, and mum.
Der OF cars demolished. The brakeman,
Frank, had both legs caught and crushed so
terribly be Gied soon sf,er he was
brought 10 Palestine and buried TODAY.
Several other train hands we're pretty badly
hort IL is Dow reported that to day the
authorities OF Houston county issued the
necessary papers and arrested Engineer
Reynolds and Conductor Booth, both be.
longing TO the same train aud claimed TO be
In fault Not furnishing the necessary bonds
thoy were j,iled at Crockett, and II il said the
grand jury Of Houston county now in session
have found bills of indictment for man
slaughter against them. There is very de
clded feeling here that the Houston county
authorities are taking the correct and COM
mendabe course, and the railroad officials
mere are ready TO aid the Judicial invastiga. -
'iop to find out and punish those in fault.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
AUSTIN,

special to the Herald.
Austin, September 2S.-Grand Master
MeLesry has received from the Worshipiul
Master OF Washington. Texas Lodge of
rtee Masons, the addresses ana petitions of
the Marble Lodge Garland County, Askan-
ss' TO various lodges in Texas.
oeseeehing their efforts in behalf of their
o'o'her' Jno. Akin, undergoing sentence in
'ne penitensisry for the killing at Ganse in
ioi4 ora ST. Louis drummer by shooting
'nio aseeping car. The addres represenis
AKIN 70 90 model Of Masonic qualities and
personally known to the lodge as an upricbt
Young man OF excellent character. The
petuon alleges bis extreme youth and exem-
plary character; that ke was moi con, ;ctaa
upon credltable testimony, bu, upon evi.
uenee oil witness whose testimony clea,aa
MN before the examining court for tbe same
onence that the crime was committed In
1914 and no indictment was found until
1910 and until after lavish expenditure of
money, and that he was rnsbsS
into trial In Texss tea days after his arrest n
.,. nssanses against the protest of his counsel.
wnen 'ne witness who could have proved his
Innocence was not accessible in SO short
ume, 1rsnd Master Mcl.esry to-dsy replied
as follows; The address is unmasonlc and ali
well informed masons will at once recocs
nise as such. No action on nv
part necessary nor should
y 90 noticed by any lodge in the grand
inc contract for builiing an addition to
,ne n iunatic asylum was awarded to,dsy TO
br0%n. Randall Il Co., of Austin, at S9s I
lne election returns have been received
from loo counties SN
Mr. Taylor Moore to- day turned into the
srsasury over Sll 900, fees collected from
deiaulting sheriff.. w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
GRIVeniOn.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, September 23 Turner Hall
was seized to-day by Kaufman & Runge 10
satisfy claim of $4,000.
United States Revenue Collector McLear.
left this morning at the solicitation of M.
sampson Heidenhiomer after the pro-
peller ba-k Brenhsm 10 search for
and return her 10 this port. The Brenhsm
sailed tFem Corpus Christi Monday without
orders while the captain was conveying an
injured sailor ashore. The vessel had been
chartered by the Texas. Mexican railrrod in
the transportation Of lumber from Mobile
and II Is thought she 10 headipg for that port.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
Lanlpasas.


sproIhI 70 the IIeraId.
Lsmpasas, September 23.--0ur sheriff,
Mr.. Wolf, and Constable w. A. Graft,
arrested W. A. Cravey of San Saba County
at Senterieit to-day. Cravey is charged with
an assault with intent 70 kill In Robertson
county.
Cotton is coming 10 lively, but there will
not be over half crop. and all will be in
the market by the middle of noxt month.
The health Of our county Ia good and
business fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
Denton.

Special TO the Herald.
Denton. September 22.--A fire started
at 1890 o'clock this morning
in the rear end of res.suran,
Vn the northwest side Of tho square. The
flames spread rapidly, and in less than one
hour half the north side was burned to ashes
The following is partial list of losses.
J. J. Cannon. saddlery. loss on stock SO, :
900, insurance ST. 500. d A Fry, loss on
building and stock, $500.
Staples & Son, stock of groceries, $1,000,
J jJhnson, loss on building. $500.
Il N q III q Francis.
hardware. $4,000, insurance So 600
RS Ross loss on builipg, 81, 500, insur-
ance 81 COO
Il S Ross on stock of drugs, loss $1,000,
Insurance 50 600. II II McIlhany, loss on
building, $500, insurance 81 900
PC Wilhere, saloon, loss not known.
George .Mcresl, loss on stock of groceries
ST 800. RE Cobb, Ioss on confectionery
stock, $500. IN McNoal Il Co, loss on
building, 81 900. insured for $500
j M McNeal II %, loss on stock, $1,000,
insured for 81 900.
The Ohrlstian church was destroyed, LOSE
about $1,000.
Mr. Jones. lost q small tenement house $500
Tho loss TO goods damaged by removal is
not known. Among the last named
are VatLier & Fain,:groceries
b II Paschel saloon.
j h Burton. stationery end news dealer.
Faught Bros, druggists
Lacy house, hotel.
II Is not known yet how the fre origina-
ted
Mr. s g Woodward, who has lost $40 900
in the last four months by FIRE, had one bale
OF cotton burned.
The total loss. foo,s up about $40 900, and
the insurance so'fsr as now known but.$20,
900
This is the second disastsous fire In
our town within the past six months.
Mr. Tom Gerrin lost Sl35 in money and
all his wearing apparel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
Lib erty Hill.

Special to the Herald.
Liberty Hill, September 23.-Mr. George
Malcolm has been in this section looking
through our country, from California. Whio
they were camping out last night his ton
fell out of a treo breaking, his arm. 1t
was soon bound up by physician and they
resumed their journey.
Suspicious looking parties are infeltirg
our neighborhood.
We are looking anriously forward 10 SEQ
the iron horse make i,s appearance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-24
Senterfeit.

Special to the Herald.
Son,orfos, September 2s.-Sheriff Wolf
and Deputy Craft arrived here to-day! The
sheriff arrested w J Orsney who Is charged
with assault with intent TO kill, committed n
Robertson county.
Tho stcckmen in this vicinity will hold
meeting In few days for the purpose Of
raising funds TO build tank 10 iurniih
lasting water for their stock.
Business is very fair.
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S,uolal 10 the Herald.
Paris September 23.--0n roceip! Of the
intelligence of tho death of james A, Gar
aold, Thursday morning, evidences Of mourn-
ing were generally displayed, flags half.
mas,ed, etc A public meeting was called
for Friday evening at the Opera house,
during which business was entirely suspend-
ed, ut which nearly the entire population
OF Psris was represented aud addressed
by Senator Msxey and DR.. II. p.
Read. The following resolutions were uusni
mously adopted by a rising vote.
.WHRREAs, We the people Of Paris, Texas,
have received with deep and intense grief
the sad tidings Of the death of James A
Garfield, president of the United S,ates;now,
therefore,
Resolved. That In this death we mourn
the loss OF q chief magistrate
OF our nation Of high and
excellent sttainmenis, lony purposes and
majestic strength, whose firm self respect
gentle dignity and deeper patriotism created
. bond OF universal confidence among poo
pie divided by fears. prejudice sld dissen.
tont; OF q statesman whose comprehensive
grasp Of heart and mind enlightened by e1-
perience and study and purified by =
.trong Christian faith responded
% the demands Of bis high oflice and through
which he promised 10 raise our country 10 q
height Of dignity, peace and happiness un-
psrslleled In the history OF naslons.
Resolved, That We tender our deepest
sympathy and oondolonce 70 the devoted
wife who his 80 long AID
faithfully watched BY his bedside
and tenderly soo,hed tho accomplishing
sulferers; likewise 10 bis aged and honorsd
mother and his children.
Resolved, That in accordance with the
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Special to the Herald.
Bronhsn, September 2S.--Lsst nigh. Mll
o'clock the frame house owned py Alderman
Amester and occupied by Molly Seymour as
bsgnio was burned. The building and
contents we're insured for 5000.
Every organization and society In the city
will participate In the memorial services on
Monday.