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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

During bis visit to England, several
years ago, the Shah of Persia fell des-
perately in love with the Princess of
Wales, and he hasn't gotten over the
fame yet. About once year he makes
q tempting offer to the Prince for her.
His last proposition was to give him two
of his best wives, his mother and his
grandmother for Alexandra, but Wales
still declines. He is reserving his moth
er-in-law for q coup de grace.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

Mr.. Emmett q. Logan managing editor
of the Louisville Courier-Journa1, and
one of the most brilliant and trenchant
Journalists in the West, was married
last Wednesday night to Miss Lena II.
Covington, lovely and beautiful Ken
lucky belle, whose parents reside at
Bowling Green.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

Lord Roscoe has hung ont his sign in
New York, announcing that in future he
will devote his entire time to the prac-
tice of law. Conkling has sense enough
to see which way the wind blows.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

Morgan City Review: For holding
the fort, look at the Webster Tribune.
It holds three Forts-one as publisher,
one as proprietor, and one as editor.
Minden must be stragetic position.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

Upon assembling of District court at
Colfax the clerk asked the Judge if he
should call the sheriff, to which ishonor
replied that perhaps it would be a good
plan to call in two sheriffs in order to
preserve order among the attorneys.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

The st. Tammany Farmer tells OF a
horse that lately died in Covington
whose |'swayback" was so great that he
had to be bailed out after a rain.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Digestion

A Chicago religious paper offers among
its premiums "revolvers warranted to
kill at long range"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

The Jackson, Miss, Comet says the
reelection of Senator Lamar is SO GER
tain that it would be folly to oppose him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10
LYDIA E. PlNKHANU'9
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


Il q Positive Cure
fsr Ill these Painful Csmplsints ara WsAks4sset
soesmmsn 70 ear best female pspslaties.
twill cure entirely the worst form Of Female CONF
plants, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulosrs
tion, Falling and DISBURSEMENTS, and tho consequent
Spinal Weakness, aud s particularly adapted TO the
Change OF Life.
10 will dissolve and expel tnmors from the uterusin
an early stage OF development The tendency 70 can
cerous checked very speedily By IL
IL removes faintness Natulency, desroysal craving
for smulants, and relieves weakness Of the stomach
Il cures Blosting Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, slespessnes, Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, caudng pain, weight
and bckache, 10 always permanently cured by it.
IL viii At all times and under III acti
harmony with thelaws that govern the female system
For tho cureof Kidney Complaints Of either ~ this
Compound II unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKuAM's VEGETABLE CON.
POUND Il prepared ct ~ and 4s5 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Ma Price o. Six bottesfor y. Sent By mali
In the form Of pills. also In tho form Of ozensse On
receipt Of price, q per box Tor either Mrs. Pnkham
freely Ill letters Of inquiry. Send Tor pamph
lsA Address - above. Mention TIE Repw.
No family should b. without LYDLAE P1NxHAEs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, h1issaso.
end torpidlty Of The livsr y cents Per bo1.
n Sold By MI DYugglote. -
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10
NEW HOTEL.
THE HOWARD HOUSE,
THIRD STREET,

Between Main and Laurel.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
Convenient 10 boats railroads and business
part OF tbs city.
Large and commodions rooms, polite and at.
tentive walters new furniture and the best fare
the market affords. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MRS. N. q. TOMLINSON.
Porter in attendance At all boats day and night.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

Guiteau claims that he was inspired
to remove the President, but it was left
for the doctor9 to finish the removal.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10
eREAT GERM DESTROYER!
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid
SMALL Fox
ERiDICATED

Gontdgion destroyed.
Sex Rooms purified and
made pleasant.
Feveyed and Sick persons
relieved and refresh.
ed by bathing with
Prophylsctic Fluid
added to the water.
Sct White Compilations
secured by its use in
bathing.
Impure Ar made harm.
less and purified by
sprinkling Darby's
Find about.
To purify TIE Breath,
cleanse the Teeth, ii
can't be surpassed.
GatasrA relieved and
cured.
.E,ysipelas cured.
Burns relieved instant
~. Sears prevented.
Cholera dissipatAd.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-10

Ship ferey prevented by
its use.
Removes all unpleasant
doors.
In Cases Of death in the
| house, it should al
ways be used about
the corpse - il will
prevent any unpleas.
ant smell
! An Antsdoss for A nimal
or Vegetable poisons
| Stings. &c.
Dangerous emuvias Of
sick rooms and hospi.
tals removed by It's
nse.
TsI1n,e EarAs E,pn.2santad
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-15
The French Senate.

PARIS, December l0.-In the Senate yes
terday indemnity was voted to the survi-
vors OF the victims Of Coup d'Etat of 1851.
The Tuniscan grant was also discussed.
Duke DeDroglio, Orleanist. demanded an ex-
PLANTATION regarding the future OF Tunis. He
incidentally referred 10 the constant insults
TO which France was subjected. and said ii
would be suicide to assent 10 the proposed
revision OF the constitution. Mr.. Gam
BETA eulooized the Senate, saying that he
fully realized its importance in its repub-
lican system. He only desired, he said.
10 consolidate. lie repudiated the
Joint responsibility with the iormer Cabi-
net for the Tuniscan expedition, and
said he would introduce bill for the fu-
ture administration Of Paris as soon as the
country was paeiiied. probably in FeDru-
airy. With regard to the Tuniscan debt he
said be desired IL In accordance with the
powers TO eject a statement similar % that
applied 20 Egyptian insnces. lie hoped
that with patience and moderation Trance
would succeed IN appcnsing the objections
which her policy had provoked against
fp-tign powers He stated that the total
French loss 10 the campaign wes l.lo0.
inrfi. The border treaty he sid was bind
ing untii The iiaY when hcnonlDie means
should &c f1und for rtlralnr
FrcIcc from her obligations towards
tse icy. Tie treaty mnsi iot be torn NJ.
but must be more clearly defined ~ j.
T,0ssi bic. be said, 10 re0rcanize Iunis With
ont depriying her 81 her Independence.
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cncrol legislation BY means Of approprla.

general Legislation by means of appropria-
tiOu bills.
Mr. White, OF Kentucky-A bill appro-
prating $1,000 for educational purposes, TO
be distributed among the States and Terri
tories in proportion to the degree OF Hit
cracy.
By Mr.. Ellis, Of Louisiana.--A bill to
abolish the government directors in the
Union Pacific Railroad; also bill to Sc
cure from loss depositors in Freedman's
Savings and Trust Company; also a bill
requesting the President TO notify the
Government OF Great Britain of the abro-
CATION of the Cayton-Bulwer treaty; also q
bill to establish an ocean mail service be-
tween certain ports of the United States and
foreign nations.
BY Mr.. Gibson, of Louisiana-A bill au-
thorizing the Mississippi River Com
mission to make q survey and re-
port as to the best route by water
and the method of connecting the lakes
with the Mississippi river; also
bill to abolish the tax on
bank checks, matches and tobacco;
also bill for the appointment OF COM
mission to ascertain on what terms q ma
tional beneficial treaty with France, Mexi-
co, Brazil and Canada can be
arranged; also bill reducing the tax on
distilled spirits to so cents per proof gallon;
The House then at 4:50 adjourned till
Friday when the call will be continued for
Mr.. Ellis bill for the ocean mail service
appropriation of $4,000, 5000 for carrying the
mails of the United States on the high seas,
So 125,000 to be expended on mail lines
between Portland, Maine, and Norfolk,
Virginia $2.125,OOO between Wilmington,
North Carolina, and Galveston, Texas,
and $3.50, 900 ON lines from Pacific ports.
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Houston.


Special TO the Herald.
HoysToN, December H. = The Grand
Lodge adjourned to-day at noon. The fol-
lowing are the grand officers: Chaplain, A.
s. Bunting, of Lavaca; Orator, S. w. T.
Lanham, of Weatherford; Marshal, I. J..
Largen, of Baird; Senior Deacon, H. Smith
of Pleasanton; Grand Deacon, G. M. Israel,
of Marshall: Senior Steward, Robert Cohen,
of Houston; Pursuivant, j. p. Ross, of
Mount Enterprise; Tyler, Conrad, of
Houston.
The following are the District Grand Mas
ttrs in regular order from the FIRST to the
Thirty-third District c. s. Slade, Lewis
Cowen, l.. NJ. Rogers, G. ID. Gilleland, c. c.
Howerton. J. l.. Martin, w. l.. Fly, G.
Spencer, w. A. Highsmith, George w.
Tyler, A. Refs, j. w. Wilkes, Il. j. Num-
ford, T. A. Hill, o. c. Drew, NJ. c. Leslie,
l.. II. r. Daniels, J. A. Allen, George w.
Weilly, G. b. Greer j. G. WootOns, Jake
Youngblood, G. II. Wisong, j. Z. Cooke,
George L. Rich w. NJ. Reese, L. S. Gar
rison, T. b. Bonner, w. X. Burdette, l.. A.
Wheally, w. G. Davis G. A. Beeman, s. G.
Cannon, 0. Il. Finley. The installation
was conducted by Il. W. Taylor, p. G. NJ.
j. III. McLeary, p G.. NJ, initiated the
ceremony of giving a Masonic ring with
jewels to his successor, requesting its con-
tinuance forever.
A car of cotton on the international Rail-
road burned Sunday. IL was insured.
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AustIp.
special to fhe Herald.


AUSTIN, December BIN the District
Court to-day in the case Of Barnes Porter,
for forging land titles, verdict Of not
guilty was rendered, and another case
against him of like character was dis
missed for want Of evidence.
The following newly elected officers Of the
Colorado Commandcry No. 4, have becit
duly installed by the most eminent Grand
Commander Sir ). w. lIcnnig; Sir Knight
Pastor, eminent commander; Sir J. o.
johnson, generalissimO; Sir NJ. Holmes,
captain-general; Sir ). Murray ,prelate; Sir
J. w. Glenn, Jr. Warden; Sir A. II. Crow,
recorder Sir +. Howel, treasurer; Sir A.
Williams, warden, and Sir J. o. Mcdonald,
sentinel.
There are twelve lrnatics outside OF the
asylum in this county. Seven In the
sitting miasma Of the bastile and five on
the poor-farm.
The Board Of Lunatic Asylum Trustees
meet tomorrow 10 arrange for advertising
for bids for erecting additions TO the pres
ent inefficient institution.
she Male and Female Institute, Of Co
lad. filed their charter to-day 10 continue
Q school embracing a collegiate and general
English course.
The Governor returned this morning
from Tyler, whittier be had gone TO dispose
Of some property.
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WasHEsros. Deceuber 12-The Repub-
hcsn Senators rhis morning hold a caucus
or very brief durni;Cn. at which a report q
Their Committee o. the subject of rtvis-
ing the Republican membership or some
Of the Senate committees uus received.
explained and accepted. i provides
fr making senaicr Nmi01n chair
man n f5-eign rtlntions comr1ifiee;
senntor Miller. of Calif1rnia. Chairman
s.rtis Comuifisc On the Revision of the
IsFs. ans Senator seusl. q Ner Jerse5
Chairman of TIE CJnmiites On Erro.ied
BIls. ssnsfor W'lnfon VII alse - plncs1
On The Conuittrs o. Rrteris. Ed1c.iion
And Labor and Ir1rs rsI.rrinti1n Erutes ~ tht
trato1r1- NJ rrrre1trNFt r-s--r-I1r On
|tr .-.I@a.| r|| - Fl ||IrItf1I - IIf @1r1te
tut rrrIcrs rlIrrrIs rII b rra1l frri1 time
- iil1s etr|1r1leI Itt r11rr1 1l41 ttIt
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Galveston.


special % the HerAll.
GALVESTON, December I3.-Adelina Patti
will not visit Galveston this season. Booth
and Barrett are certainties.
James Heron, injured several days since
By a fail, still fingers in an unconscious con-
difiOn. having lost his eyesight entirely.
The cotton exchang- is being prepared
fOr the opening ~ the future call board
on the 18th. The rtseipts ID cotton for the
pest - hours arc Zf4l Dales.
The AlderrnnrIic inrestielfiCn Committee
nn AfrigGliurai Ii1ri iciilrural nDd lndu--
friai b1-k MISTER, have been unable tDa aeree
l1i VII reiurn s1ti niaioriiy ai4- minority
rePorf.-
fhe strike Of dock lab0ser ct Morgan
City cniTninnicd yesterday By The strikers
coming % terms The steGmers vii resume
regular trips 81 once
TIE directors of the Houston A Hender-
500 Enilruad Company meet to-ID0rrOg for
the r.rrrsIse 1f c1Il dcrinr the resignation
u The president
Tbe morning reuorts 81 signal service
bureau shor The teflptrature 81 Bismarck.
Dtkota Terrif1-y. t0-lay q 2 dc-rees be-
ior zero. The sundaT Temperature vas =
degrees aDOFe-
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Houston.
speciol TO the Herald.

Special 70 INC IItraId
HoUsToN, December 13.-Sam Warren.
who was wounded in melee at Reno Mills,
on the East & West Texas Railroad, and
brought here, died at 2 a. IN. to-day.
He was hunting place for safety when
shot in the groin. Verdict of inquest shot
accidentally. Several ofthe participants in
the row have been ar rested.
The survey of the Belt road around the
city has been completed and work COM
menced.
Light norther with rain.
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Austin.
HUstI
Special to the Herald. %


AUSTIN, December 12.-Only nineteen of
the two hundred and ten incorporated rail
road companies have made their annual
report to date, although the law subjects
railroad corporations to II fine of $1,000 for
not having its annual September report
filed by October Goth.
The Sheriff of Blanco county and his
deputy arrived here this morning from
Polk county. Arkansas, with Joseph
Radliff and his Two sons. George and
James, indicted in Blanco county in 1874,
for cattle stealing, and since then, until a
few days ago, have been sojourning in
Arkansas.
The Kyle, Lockhart ..& Southern Rail
road company, capital stock S240,000, filed
a charter to-day. The road is to run from
Kyle, Hayes county, through Caldwell
county to Ilockhart.
Captain Oglesby, with a small eietach-
ment of rangers, is on duty to-day at Lar
edo His Instructions are not to interfere
in the election, but to make arrests for
fraudulent voting on proper complaints
and papers. ~.
A Deputy United States Marshal, of like
conservative instructions, is also Oh duty at
Laredo.
Gibson, Michiganer, convicted of adul-
terry few days ago, and fined 81 600, had a
new trial to-day. He plead guilty and was
fined $500.
Lewis Brown, colored for an attempt to
commit rape, was sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary.
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STATE SPECIALS.
Tyler.

Special TO the Herald
TYLER, December l2.-Geo. i. Moore,
late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
reached the city last night,
Governor Roberts, who has been spending
few days in Tyler, returns to Austin to-
night.
Judge r. S. Walker of the Commission
of Appeals, leaves ny same train for New
Orleans.
The Court of Appeals will finish all bui-
ness before 1t adjourns on Saturday.
The cases decided by the Commissioner
Of Appeals to-day arc as follows:
The City of BRENNAN vs.. b. w. Becker
from Washington, Reversed and dis
missed.
The Board of Trustees of Trinity Univer-
sity VS.. r, P. Mcfarland from Limestone.
Reversed and remanded.
Lynch and Lewis vs.. Lark0witz ~ Bro.
and Strauss; from Hopkins. Reversed and
dismissed.
Martin Kenzic VS.. Joe Ward ; from An
derson. Reversed and remaided.
M. j. Morris vs.. C. ~ Wuods from
Delta. Affirmed.
James Wilson, administrator, vs.. w. r.
Griffin ct al; from Rusk. Affirmed.
Bach, Meese d Co. VS.. f. A. Ginocchio;
from Harrison. Reversed and. dismissed.
Thomas Dwyer vs, A. Testard; from Wash
ton. Motion for rehearing ,overruled.
G. w. Glasscock VS.. t. p. Hughes; from
Williamson. Reversed and remanded:
Mary b. Cassidy VS.. c. G. Franklnnd;
from McLennan. Reversed and remanded.
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Loss by Fire-Jeff. Davis Does Not Visit the
Exposition.

ATLANTA, GA, December 1.-THE loss by
the burning of the Atlanta Street Railway
company last night, will probably reach
5000. The building and live stock in
cluded.
Jefferson Davis has telegraphed to the
managers of the Cotton Exposition, stating
that circumstances will prevent his accep-
tance of visit to the Exposition before its
close. W.
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Snecial To the Herald.

SPECIAL 10 the Herald.
BRENNAN, December 12.-Saturday night
two coons, Cary Hunt, aged IS, and Henry
Stone, aged 16,quarreled about girl. Hun
has pistol ball buried in his back and his
condition is critical.
A Temperance Alliance was organized
here to-day with about forty signers The
object is the election of legislators who will
submit the prohibition amendment to a
vote ofthe people.
The daily Sentinel, after a precarious ex-
iistence, suspended yesterday. me material
very soon.
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Big Springs.
Special to the Herald.

BfG SPRINGS, December 12.-This being
the end of the district, and at present the
terminal station for tie mail and express
trains, and havinga round-house, some ac-
tivity is shown. The Improvement COM
pany has leveled the streets and given them
a neat appearance. The salubrious air and
ample supply of water invites emigration.
A sale of choice lots was recently made,
amounting to 81 800, none selling for less
than $3.50. The people are anxious for the
opening of the road ON the lst, when mail
and express facilities will be extended and
completed.
The traffic in buffalo bones is still com
siderable.
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BOnhanl.
Special to the Herald.

DoSHAM, December 12.--The returns of
the election on prohibition have nearly all
been received, showing majority of 1,2l0
for prohibition.
The store of Russell & Bradford, at Savoy,
was burglarized last night. Their safe was
blown open and 81 800 in money and severa,
thousand dollas' worth of valuable papers
were extracted. AS yet there is no clue to
the burclarS
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p,dd,ebarrer not to he Nominated

RICHMOND, VA, December lit is
authoritatively stated that the differences in
Readiuster circles has all been quietly ar
ranged, and it is now well understood
fact that the opposition to the nomination
of Captain Riddlebarger, as United States
Senator, has been withdrawn, and that the
caucus TO be held Tuesday night will not
nominate him without trouble.
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New Orleans Pacific.

: New ORLEANS, December 1.-THE last
rail OH the New Orleans Pacific Railway,
between Shreveport and Cheneyville, was
laid at ll:3O to-day. This gives all rail to
New Orleans by connecting with Morgan's s
Line at Cheney vile. Forty miles of New
Orleans Pacific remain yet to be completed
below Cheneyyille,
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Special 10 the Herald.
EAsrLAKD, December 13.-Charles Cantly,
charged with the murder Of his brother
John Cantly on January 4, ISL, was to-day
acquitted and the jury rendered verdict
Of accidental shooting. in accordance WITH
the brothers dying statement that ne NM
self pulled the trigger. The verdict meets
with the approval Of. all, and Charlie can be
noTonger censured with having upon his
hands the blood Of brother.
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Nepro Brutai,y Beats his Son.

RALEIGH, N. c., December 1o-A special
from Shelby, N. O., says Amos Horn,
colored, beat his son, aged 16, cruelty. The
corpse, which was buried yesterday, was
exhumed to-day by coroner's request
Amos was arrested and .incarcerated. The
negroes are excited and swear they will
have vengeance on him.
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Belton.
sncclalto The Herald.

BELToN, December l2.-Mr. NJ. I. Hamp-
ton, wife and little two-months'-old
baby were thrown from q hack
Yesterday about one mile irom
town and severely bruised Mrs. Hampton,
and broke Mr.. Hamnt5a's lng between the
knee aud ankle The child. fortunately,
was unnljured. The young family had but
Just arrived from Okolona, Miss, their
former home.
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Railroad Warehouse Burned.

WILMINGTON, N. c., December ia
special dispatch to the Star from Lincolnton
says, the warehouse of the Chester & Lenoir
Narrow Guage Railroad Company, at Ches-
ter S. c., containing one hundred bales of
cotton and a considerable quantity of other
freight, took fire from the sparks from
locomotive to-day and was totally destroy
ed. The loss is about $4,000; insurance
unknown. 0 a
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Burnet.


Special - the Herald
BunxrT. December I3.-The contract has
been signed, pifh a few exceptions. that
wiz bring Us a railroad bv The FIRST of May.
Tie depot viii be- les than haf mile from
the prhlic square
Cotton d stih coming IN slowly. Twelve
1.fl1 bales.
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SD = ~ 8sflh
.Wrl1uEsror8. D,soe-nier f,.--Ths Grand
JurT s1io1rrIsl Scr -fnaing i0-tT-eisii
tine Ina
Cox. No ki1e1 r. g. nrf Bui Crrir-il
rrf rfo rns A. illI rrarinr the rctirn n
ire crrr1 Jury. rr.I r1s M indeed nrl
~rs re.rr.ef. t'lf - r.-ErresIsl mon 81
nf1arII rT rrf Hrrr-
n -|rIr1I IrrEf. w11 tan rf rrElsr-
rl- tired F1wm1.r I1H tIrftr rIe1Iel
l--I1 81 ~ - f|-c~t Irt - ia -i
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Fnnernl of Colonel Forney.

PHILADELPHIA, December 12.-The fu-
neral of the late Colonel Forney took place
at / o'clock this afternoon. For several
hours a line of men, women and children,
representing many classes Of society, en-
tered the house and viewed the remains.
Many prominent citizens present.
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LoxDox, Beccmbc- 1O.-In the Divorce
Court to-say n decree uisi was pronounced
in The suit brought By Alfred Munday- Of
SIilley Has. DcrbyslIire. ngninst his vile
ard thc Ear ~ ShreUslury, a. cO-rcfpon-
deilf. Tie suit was n1t approved
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Houston.


Speciai 70 tnc tefad
HoUToN, December 12.-News by train of
a row at Reno. on the Houston, East *
West Texas Narrow Gauge, one negro, Bob
James was killed and two wounded slight
ly. A white man by the name of Warner.
brought in for inferment, and Warner for
medical treatment. This occurred while
an officer. with assistants, were trying to
stop row.
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money Of over $50, and were given two years
each IN the pcnitentlary; aud two 10 theft
of horses and received five years each In the
State prison.
Our city Council have issued 5000 more
In bends aud will so on improving the
streets.
The weather is warm and there is some
appearance of rain
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A Defaulting. Revenue Collector Gets Two
Years

NEW ORLEANS, December Ii.-oscar "A.
Rice, Defaulting Internal Revenue Collec-
tor, who, last week pleaded guilty to en-
bezzlement. was today sentenced TO pay a
fine of 81 ,30i, thc amount of the defaulca-
ton, and to serve two years at hard labor in
the penitentiary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-15
vomIna,Ion Of secretary Of state.

wAsnISGToS, December 12.-The Presi-
dent has sent to the Senate the nomination
OF Frederick 7. Frelinghuisep, of New
Jersey, TO be Secretary OF State.