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LAIEsrNEws ITEMS.

According TO the fashion correspondent of
the Clncinntai Enquirer there Is no danger
Of the revival If the hsopszirt mOnstrOsity.
There are at the present time nine persons
In he New York Tomos awaiting trial for
murder. This IL an unusually large number &.
A statement OF the comptroller OF Maryland
just printed, shows that TIE eta owes ELL
81 ca 80, with assets oftS, SOC, sS4 20.
There have been 40 buildings started dur.
ing the present } ear In New Yo K. the sggre-
gate cost OF watch Will be tla, eO0OO0.
The officials OF the New York Central and
Erie rOs0s pronounce the rumors Of The late
rate war between their roads false.
Sever I thousand federal troops are being
concentrated In nor ben Mexico 10 protect rail-
road projects fIcm Indians.
When the star rou'e rascais come 20 trial
The WesbirggOn Post wants eN-PresideDt
Hayes mbpBn q ed - a witness.
There "a TALK OF f0unding q German unlver-
sify At NJ lwaukee, Wisconsin, and Of raising
~ 90 0o1 for the pr jet.
The snrgsstion IL made that u would
not be bad thing n We had vhsle.cablnet Of
attorney gsnerals.
ne STRIKE Of the steamship hremsn in View
York thrsatens serious Interruption 20 coast
wise traf1c.
Ninth m. Tomptlns. 500 Of Daniel D.
TonIpkiDs OF Nsu Nc. X. twice yice-presidenf
oi the u tied ststrs, died the other day he
was The BRIT republican candidate for eov ern0r
Of New York.
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PERSONS LITlES.

At the annual commencement OF Lincoln
Untversi Y, In chester county, Pennsylvania,
last Tuesaay, r. j. Flick, Of Wiki STARE,
Pa, rose Md said: ~ herewith present IT,
this institution $50, 900 for the endowment OF
a profe- sorship."
poet, In company with Boston e. lends, is I
Mount Vernon She is the MasaechusetlS
member of the Mount Vernon board OF
res ents and Is attending the meetings at that
place.
A fashionable congregation In New York did
not know whether TO be- plrased or not when
he other SUNDAY its preacher said: "ADd
here will stand Satan with gilt o. gid
sword "
The death of a woman at Portsmouth, X. L.
revealed the unsuspected fact that for sixteen
years she had kept q u aniac con conce led In
an attic 70 m, attending to his wants herself
Krucp cannot keep up with his bis orders i iol
big guns. Roumania wants 100, Greece no
-sws eden 90, Holland 100, and Italy 400.
Europe ts at peace, as us lal
General W Il. sherman has positively ac-
cepted an Invitation 10 attend the New Eng
land fair. which is 10 he held a. Worcester
Mass ,Septembrr7.
Ex-senator william Pinkney Whyte hai
decided to accent the Uemocrh tic msyoralty
nomination III Baltimore
Mr.. Cameron, the Malone candidate fol
governor Of vlrginia, was riddled with unior
bullets at Bpll Run.
Ms .arDhJ. Hale now claims tn author
ship OF the mes commencing, MARY had
lille emh "
Hiram sibley. OF Rochester, will present 4
Or. SWIFT, the astronomer, spe, troscope cost
Miss Rachel sherman is traye ling in Eng
laad and Scotland with General and Mrs
SchOfield.
II Is reported that Robert Bonner desires e
dispose OF the New York Ledger,
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio. June H. Last night between
ten aud eleven O'Clock, at Saint Hedwig, In
the post Cak settlement, this county, Next
can named Pedro Lojor, assaulted and a.
tenn pied to murder Polish lads named Fl an
els fud,k. The Mexican attacked her with
knife and succeeded in cutting her throat,
nearly severi the windpipe. , He
be ongipg to Topey Mahla and mads his es-
cane Ihe lady WAS not dead at daylight INT
morning, hut had bled SD much the doctors
think che can hardly recover. Pedro LcJ0'
was tracked within S miles OF San Antonio,
VIII, the trail was lost. 1t is supposei he
skipped for n exicO.
At ths Govsrnn>ent building scaffold'pg
fell on a man. breaking his leg Severai Others
were severely Injured.
Ten carloads of sh en will be shipped 10
Paris, France, tomorrow via the lnterna-
t!onal Il Great Northern rail DAD
General E. q. O. Ord arrived from Mexico
last night, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Gan raj Trevino.
Invests alton into the state of Captain
Armer's mind closed to-day. IL Is under-
stood the findings will vlndcata the capt In.
The telephone exchange will be working
july 1st
Representatives. of Astor, New York, are
here and have made arrangements to put upa
S25O,OOO hotel as health resort. When finish-
ed 1t will cost $500, 900.
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The President FOrninst the Malone
Crowd.

Washington, June 1.-THE executive COM
mittee of the Virginia republican associ ton,
headed by General Wilkham and Represents
tive. d iset dorf and Jorgensen, had long In
tervi with the president this afternoon
on the political situation In that slate, with
view of securing his support for the regular
republican organization. In reply to the
statement by eneral Wtlkham on the OBJ
ject OF the delegation, the 'eside.t is report
I'd to have said that he was positi-
vely and emphaticslly opposed to
any party or people whose belief would mill
"a te again ST. the public faith and credit. He
went on to say that it was for them, the repub-.
iicans OF Virginia, he not being resident of
that state, and therefore did not understand
these things as they did. to decide
whether this movement was of the Character
indicated, that is whether the readj -ister's
mo, ement was to tie attained with the republic
cans or not. If 1t were, they ought not 10 sup
port 1T In further convention the presi
dent is represented as saying that no one
Is authorized to promise appointments for
him or threat, mOvsl; thai In making ap-
pointments to flices at al times no propose s
10 use his judgment and not to be dictated to
by any men, and his appointments should al
ways be made first with vi W
to the pub ir good, and second
with view TO the capacity and character Of
the applicant. He was opposed To the boss
system IN politics and did not propose to give
the patronage of any state TO any one man.
fter some further general conversation the
interYieM ended. -
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s,m,.., Co,,e, NH. B-rpea

Raleigh, n 4 June " The total dsstruc-
tion By FIRE IL reported Of simpson mills 10
AlamanIs county, four mies from Grshsm.
The mills, which were he property Of FAlls
of tbe Neuss manufac urlnE couDsny. were
~ wond, 1insd with brick, 81 feet IN length
laud two stories hfrh. They were built IN 1875
ard crJutsined co. Fplrdies ana lee looms,
fgIoparnrfves were s.1pl1Fed: ptai value Of
be ehole properly vas about 80. 90. AZ a
insured The ton hyuse and boiler house
buried. The opers tive houses were not de-
rrruvei. he Gre a supT1u'4ed 70 hsve h1eI
cnu.nd bv fne err.10slon - an III ann. AZ
O'Clock 1hursday mOrr ina ire lam was IN she
cr.nfeF Of ne mill IN Gre TEei
~ rI-nuer- y l. - o. fgws. q rnnr A NJ rirar
q - Enrh BrI7s1 30 ~ sTlHrlllr. - ~
NInr.rn Is 80 Tlrs 81. u-af.re - IEI a1eI-
r.fIe Ffrr. Conrnrrrf.I II iffi a.eu- anre.
a. onff,f. r-fuIra "a irr auI l1sa-r-cs O ~
3 e. pI1 flro, ffl-01- VEN Ar1f1irEr IIOr1s.
49, Wakrtcwn, q Eew foIk, 1850
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IIehfns rues-ssmptoms and cure

The symptoms are moisture, ike pespi-
ration, mtsDss itching, increased BY scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night
as II pin worms we're crawling In and shout
the rectum; the private psrts are sometimes
sfecast; " allowed 10 continue very serious
results may follow. "Dr. SVsyns's All-besl-
ing Oirtmert" Il pleasant sure cure Also
FOR tstter. itch, psi rhsgm. Ecsld hesd, cry
sipelas, BARBER itch. blotches, 81 scsly,
crustT. Uutsneous eTuptions. Price 30 cent?,
three bo1es for 81 IS. Ssrt By rnsn 70 ans
s5dress On receipt Of pres IN currency. q
hrs cert pos.sRs stsDps. Prtpered Only
b. Dr.. susvrs q S1r. go North SiKih
stsert. PhEs5elrbs, Pa % vbtm lsiers
sbould Be sddrsssso- Sid b. al prominent
drugristA
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THE REvIsED sInAs.
Mali n million Copies sold I'm Phila-
delphln Alone 40 Far.

Philadelphia, June II The different book
sellers OF ihls city who ordered copies OF the
revised New Testament seriously regret one
thibg-they did not order enough BOOKS and
the supply ran out long before tho demand
was exhausted. Lippincott IL 20. alone say
III y coulu have sold hall n million copies In
week II they had I'm, instead Of 100000.
ClaxtoD d Co. report the same extraordinary
demand; Porter q Coates, John Wanamaker
anu Holman Il Co. confirm their statements.
The tact that there n YER mad b. en- any pre-
vous event Of the kind In the experience OF
The booksellers Of this day snd The consequent
Absence OF any data upon which t. base a cal
culatiun, rendered the whols subject, looked
at 10 he light OF a busisess enterpri o. an un-
certain risk. The orders of jobbers were
comparatively small, n only in TINS country,
books had been fairly put on the mar
ket that the extent Of the oe-
mand began to be- realized. LIP
pinoott 90 had two orders tina, amounted
t. nearly 60, O00 copies. Holman & Co. and
Claxton q Co. had likewise large orders. AS
soon rs they saw the way the ord Is ere com
g 10, the agents In this O. unt rysent to Eng
la for fresh invoices, blu already the grt at
dem anu in that country had utterly ex-
haurtei the supply. Il is said that up to the
pre- ent time 3, 100000 pies have been sold In
England alone. In Philadelphia there have
been sold, IL Is e timat.d, 500 Con COPIES.
anime America houses have begun pro-
duciny new editions and although the active
demand 70 the looks still continues 1t Is ex-
their editO y on the market there will be a
falling or Porter & Coates have Issued what
Ia known as thu comparative edition, con tain
the old version and the new in parallel col
umns, AMI already report that they have or
ders Ia exc IS + their present supply to tie
extent Of 600 copies. Hubbard Brothers have
also issued an American edition, of which
they report 1000 copies ordered inside OF q
week. Harper Br thers issued the fist of
their edition yesterday. Holman
edition out inside a week. They. have
four sets of plates prepared, from which they
exnsct to issue o, 900 copies to each, or 20,00U
copies in all, for the first edition, ore set of
VIII Oh will be illustrated. A peculiarly in
this connection is number of small typo
graphical errors found in the cheap paper
editions of the English version Holman q
Co. report that in preparing to get out their
own editiO they have discovered number
of transpositiOns and broken .syla-
all of which have been corrected by
: he aid of the standard or presentation copy,
VIII On, 1t is understood, is the only one the
revisers would guarantee as free from typo
grhpical errors. The above ere only few of
the publishing houses which have gotten out
or are getting out American e. tions. All
the leading publishers IN the country, 1t ts IN
derstood, viii have on the market their own
editions in less than month.
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Special to tie lerall.
Jacksboro, Jnne 1.-Two young men,
brothers, named Frank and win Ksrby, were
arrested here to-day, charged with the muir
der of id S. roggins, of ID ,llas county, last
February. They waive; an examining trial,
and were bound over In the sum Of ST. 900 each,
to appear at the next term of the district
court 1t is alleged that the kerbys, with
others not yet orr et' d, W mt 10 the Ind an
Territory in search of stolen mules; that they
found the mules ut The rancho of q noted
horse thief named Storeman, al which place
ScroggIs wa arrested. Stonenan COULD not
be founn. Theparty started to return with
Scroggins under arre t. Some days afterward
the dead tody of scrogglus was found hang
ing fr m tree and shot in several places
III. III. McC Jnneli last night received his
commission as postmas' err OF this town.
Miss Fannie Murphy beautiful and accom-.
pliehe' young lacy, graduate o 81. Bridgets
aosdemy Kew ork, has open'd school on
Archer street Miss Murphy's amiable disposi
tion aud general aptitude for the Instruction OF
the young, has already secured he's large and
increasing number ofrupils ami the best wish
es of the commu,tity for her success.
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Galveston.
spec,nl 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, June l7.-Messrs. Greenleve'
Block 4 CO., wholesale dry goods merchants
have purchased three lots In me purn non uiso
riot on Tho sIrand, upon Whit h they propose
10 erect a forty thousand dollar brick iour-
story bull ding. -,,.,no mazda Inv
the oolored people for celebration Of emanci-
patton day. A.. a,o,oment
thai sub chi ptions to the Pa -Su Ivan
raily, v have reached S75, 900. The commlttee
soliclting subscriptions have nine Gays IN
which to raise the balance OF sloo'oOo de-
manded. ,,oo,,o aud
market. Was entered last night ana small
amount OF money and Tome clothing va ase err
Grinin. was ARE. ted charged with theit oy
special officer Mo .ntain aud lar deo IN , tne
county H. The goods ana portion u 'he
money was recovered. .-,,,,
The engineer corps Of the Pslmer Tnan W
ralwa are OK ected here daily; tr reyt @ an
the island.
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uee,,ur or Ra,Iroad Presidents.

New Yort, June 7.-At n meeting Of the
presidents Of the New York Central a
Hudson River, baltimore a Ohio,
PenDsylvania New YORK, Lake Erie
a Western combined, held to-day IN
the ofice Of commissioner finks, u was resoly-
OF in any way participate IN
auy time contracts In we t-bound
fraffic, and that the com missioner not fies all
parties In Interest and take such steps ~ may
Be necessary % enforce euch resOluliOu,
and second that tr~sidsrfs II each Of the CON-
pauies represented wi ] give the same instruo-
tons 20 all lines sDd representatives. connect
ed with them re- pectively, and third, that the
cnmmf el0ner oOmmunfcate vifh mem bers Of
the creative committees OF western llues.then
20 ~ pt such measures - may be necessary 70
NJ afut1ln tarff n rates
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Baird.


Baird, June II "A very serious ana sIo ac-
cident occurred here this morning. Nine cars
of iron ran down steep grade into locomo-
tive that was standing near by on me track
ahead of them The COLI Ion resulted In the
death OF tie engineer, Burns, and In serious
if not fatal wouSdi of the a eman, Mr. Oscar
Richardson. kilograms were immeuiateiy
sent from here to the rpla'i ives of Richardson,
who, it is said, has half-brother in Wealth
erf0rd.
s. Loponski & Bro, of Weatherford have
opened here wholesale grocery house and
general merchandise, and ara doing an exten.
sive bu mess with surrounding points as well
as In the tow.
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Henderson,.

Special to the Herald.
Henderson, June 1.-THE commencement
exercises of the east Texas male and female
college CLOSE d last Wednesday.
Ten or fifteen teams passed through yester-
fron, the New Orleans Pacific en- route for
Tyler ,o, % mi, :.
line of telegraph from Hendeiso to San
Augustine, passing through, Nacogdoches,
which will he likely to succeed.
Clinton lodge No. % A. f. ana nj. eiected
the following officers to eervethe ensuing Ma
sonic yesr: SIR VIII .tley, W NJ: G W Smith,
S w; OK Num- ely, W; Hayter. secreta'
nv; Charles stewart, reasurer, ana Paui De-
lamar, tyler.
III. NJ. James leaves to-day for Bryan to at.
tend the meeting of the board OF directors OF
the A. & NJ. college, of which he Is mem
We have had q fine rain and crops are report.
ed as b irg very fair. ,,,
good deal of sick aess is prevailing.
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The Atlanta E.position

Atlanta, Ca, June l4-H. l. Kimtsll,
director general of the International cotton
exposition, 10 be held here tie last three
months of the present year, left lest evening
for the north and west, 10 respcnse 10 invita-
of cotton exchanges and commercial
boards. he will address them in theipterest
of The exposition, as follows: New York,
Saturday, June IS; Boston, MONDAY, June
20 b; Chicago, "wednesday. June q; S.
Louis, Thursday. Jure 23j; Louisville, FRI
day, June 25tt; Nashville, Saturday, june rs.
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The bribery invest CATION tG-davw m ainly
confined TO the exanin ton of various bank
oficers with regard 20 large sums Of money
drawn By members OF the legislature In cur
rency since tue beginnlDg OF the senatorial.
contest. Nothing Of decislve character was
-
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Austin
Special to the Herald.


Austin, June l7-Fish Commissioner
Dinken's messengers returned frcra Washing
ton this morning with two hundred and fifty
thousand youI g shad. The fish is in excellent
condition, az d will be panied in the liver
be- ween and including the sabine and San
Antonio.
The Columbus cotton oil manufact uriue
company, capital stock fifty thousand dollars,
fled their charter to-day in the state deparI'
ment.
The Smithsonian institute has written to the
board CT C pltal commissioners for sam.
piles of stone found IN the nLighbJrnOOl "
Austin.
There is considerable sickness amcng chill
dren In the rural districts near this ty.
In the district co TT to-day NJ. a. Matthe VS.,
colored. WIS f. und guilty of the theft of l. ar
ness ard his punishment assessed at twoyeais
In the peniteniiary
Teachers holding claims for services M t.
July, 1871, are notified by the comptr0ller that
unles said ciai0s are filed before July LET,
they will be burned under the law.
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L.nnEYleW
,pecl al TO the Herald.

Specla al to the Herald.
Longvlew, June 1.-THE thermometer reg
istered % in the shade to day. 1t has been
very warm also Tor the past four days. Il in
is nee. Ell fer tie IN. A slight rain and
thunder sto m occurred this afterro Don. an
PROSPECTS are now 1000 for rain. Farmers
have been very indusu ious for home days ana
crois are pretty well cleared of gra
The agent Of the United States fish
commi sion nut one hundred and
twenty five thousand Young shsd ln the Sabine
at the .. & G. N. railway ridg- sUme I M
Yesterday. They were intended for the TriBi-
~ and azos, but the supply q ice gave out
and they wefe put In the sabine TO prevent
their loss.
Prof. Harding's school has had a closing
examln sfion tDis week, and tom ight have
commencement xerci. es ~ Davis hall.
The cher n ID he stock OF LEWIS Meyers
under q chment to-day. IL wes sold In bulk
% J. W. Flanagan for sIxty-five per cent OF
the IL voice
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A POSITIVE CURE

without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct. l6
1876. One box
No. will cure any case In four days, or less
No will cure the most obstinSte case, no
matter of how long standing.
No nauseous doses of oubebs, cotalpa, or oil
of sandalwoGd, that are certain to produce dis
pepsia by destroying the coatings of the
stomach.
Price, 81 80. Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
For further par .iculars eend for circular 49,
p. o. Box 1888. j. c. ALLEN CO.,
John street, New York.
Quick, s.fe and sure cure.
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Fort worth

Special TO the Herald
Fort Worth, June H.-This afternoon Chris
Rlntleman put T, Highnote, II deputy
sheriff from Corsicana, out OF his SALOON on oc-
count OF a dispute. Not long after Highnote
returned and informed RinLe mah
that he bad come 10 Kill him Chrr
Jumped for him and held him by
moth arms, v lille his brolher'in law, hari q
Hitler, to * Highuote's six shooter away, IN
the struggle Chiii rec ived an ugly cut on
the ncse and IIighuote blow on
the head with six.shooter
Hitter ana Highn te then got out on Mat
street, when the latter stabbed Hitler i've
times, once In The left brea' below the heatt
and four times J. me Gacs,
II liar will die. a iter the cutti
Hitler and R'n'lemen followed Hishno,e Two
ll0cks, thoo ing at him all tho way. he VS.
then caue hit and lodged In jail. There IL SON.
ia k of ly nching h ghante but II IL rot likely
that any trouble of tne kind will &C ur
The re,psins of Frsnk Burns, The engineer
who was killed in the wreck at Baird,
this morning were brought In tonight or
train No. 2, hut was delayed some hours. He
Will be hui ried to.mor ow morning. Ills
brother works in ,he 4. ana p. shops here,
The e eat Meslem oil company have made
arrangements to erect tank here near the
depot.
x wood hawker named j. H. Cleary, VINO
was stopping with his wife and child at the v:
X. wagon yard, sent his wife up town ana
then skipped nut with the child. He left q
note for his wife, saying. he did not care toliVe
with + err longer.
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Iowa Domocratic Convention.

DesMoines. Iowa, Juno H.-At the after
noon session of the democratic state conven-
ton the committee on credentials rep. rte 4
stow, OF Fremont, was elected permanent
chairman. The committee on resolutions
reported, resflirmipg The nation j platforms
F, RS 6 and 1880 Judge l. @. Pinne, u lama
coun y, was nominated for governors u. NJ.
Walker, Of Polk cnunty, for lieulenant-gov-
ernor, and II. Is. Hendershoit judge OF the
supreme court. The convention then ad-
INN ned.
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tpecfai - the hera1o-
whItesboro, June E.-ThitssboTo is boom
ing. Crcps a e reported IN a 1oufishing con
ditloD. and ls-se cofi,n crop is anucipafed.
Msrcnanfs a-e d3irga nno6ers sur M hrs
falI. HeErse ferientIns v " warm Weathef
ature~erf hui WEffeebofo being q fuate1 -
ffs On 81 eln 'rIanre, a. - su1fr a. hos
60 VIC sre. eiflrt-1 % W ~ - -os.
Whffashrf-r Il - a. - nfr location
g. vel - har ID . o. m Iards surroundirE
her AZ fsfi-lslc foru shr usually arernKes
tre1ty Eve - NJ daily. Styck has cnm-
tornar - N Etf Z areirf frBin eftfr frtln q
stDck pssslHs firUugh 70 northern Enarkets.
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Laredo.
Snecial TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Laredo, June 1.-THE International survey
ing party from the city ofNexico, and Msj3r
B. swothen arrived in New Laredo this
morning The party Ia In CHI rye of VIM.
Sprsgue. assistant engineer. The Major left
them at Monterey to look at another route and
will come via the coast. Jam Truehart: Il
Gerard. W. Campo II and Alfred Raphael, OF
his party,
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London June II The Sportsman says The
sctIon OF the stewards Of the Henley regatta,
declining the entry Of the Cornell university
crew for the race for the visitors cur, ie per.
fecLy unexpainable, save on the ground mat
dIing mIsmaDaeeme eat and lack ~ courtesy.
W reall, 'egret that the Cornell four have re-
csived s1ch Treatment, and wish them 20 un-
ders'and that the general public does not ~ M
psthize IN the least with the eccentric perver-
eitv of the stewards.
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MOrtUary Matters

New Orleans, June us. V Anderson, OF
McComb City, an Engllshman by birth, ar
rived here from New York June 81, nd died at
the ST. Ch,rles hotel OF congestion of the
brain this evening. 1t Ia stated that his busi-
ness Was that of cotton buyer.
Rev Father Joseph Austait Cavon, of this
diocese, rector of ST. Maurice's church, a ma.
tive Alsace, Is dead, age 60.
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Commissioners OF Appeals.

Special % the HeThId.
Austin, June 1.-THE opinions of
Commissioners Of appeals, adopted by the
supreme court, were to-day 90 foilows.
Green vs. Long; from Palo Pinto. Reversed
ana remanded.
10 tzesl W Jones; from Navarro. Affirmed
and Awards u commissioners adopted by the
Dobbins vs. the oit- Of San Antonio; from
Bsxar county. Af1rmed.
Drone We Gaipem, yer ct nj; from Navarro.
Rever-ed and remsDd d.
FOrmsn vs Curtens frOm Brahos county
Dismissal
Natarro County Publishing Compsny Va
Flshburn from Navarro county Affirmed. 9