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Galveston.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, August ga negro, Alfred
Lynet, was before the recorder this morning
to answer 30 tho doublo charge Of robbery
and an attempt 10 rape. The trial created u
great deal of interest, especially among the
negroes. Lynet WAS placed under $1,000
bond i'll each case for his appearance before
the grand jury, in default of which .he was
consigned to quarters in the county isil.
Joseph Casey, who sometime since cut
negro in New Orleans waa arrested here
to-day by Detective Mike Henneay, of New
Orleans, and Special Officer Csplj and conn
signed to Jail to await the arrival of extra
dition papers from the governor.
A mass meeting of aborers was held
tonight at the hall of the 'Longshoromen's
Benevolent association, a. which resolutions
were passed advising that earnest efforts be
instituted 10 obtain an incrssse in
payment for labor TO meet
the recent ri,o In rents and breadstufs.
The cotton press men have under considera-
tion the schedule of tariffs for COMPRISING
cotton for the coming season.
Charles +. Hasselmeyer, builder, aged 81,
died to Gay of hemoTrhaee of tho stomach,
be again having vomied a large quantity of
blood.
Il Decosls, and w Il Lupton Of the Texas
Mexican road arrived from New York io-
day.
The till from j j Shoals money drawn
vss Abstrscted by unknown parties early
Sunday morning; loss about $l5.
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toms are reported by the physician. to bs

favorable. BLAINE Secre,sry
Executive Mansion, $50 p. ra.--In an in.
terview with a reporter ct tn associa,ed
pies at 1889 p, m, DIR -Bss raid the presi-
dent is getting along much more evenly 10.
day than yesterday The txtreue range Of
the pulse has not exceeded six beats aud is
now from l02 to l05. Thet ulseis also fuller
and stronger in character. Yesterday st this
hour the patient had little fever, to,day he
has none.
In reply to questions with regard to the
reported accumulation Of pus in the lungs,
Dr. Bliss said: We have examined the lungs
every day and they have always been and are
now in perfect condition. Tae respiratory
murmur this morning was clear and natural
and there WIS III single Indication OF sny
abnormal symptom. The doctor was cues.
lioned with regard TO the ported existence
ofpus in the knee.joint
who invenls these absurd storiesY he In.
qulred, There Is no pus in the knee ioint
or any other place except 10 the wound and
eiand, The pus could not form and hs re-
tanned without Mt once affecting the pulse
What is the condition OF tho glandulM
swelling, asked the reporter; has /! decrea. cd
any?
II hs'. The outline of the gland is per.
eepuole, and 1t Is discharging freely. We
TOOK ouiat least u tea spoontull of pus this
morning.
Does the president continue to take food
we'll '0N
Perfectly. lie had some chicken broth
to-day; aud another piece OF milk toast. and
eemed to enjoy them both.
Do You think he is better to day than at
the ssme hour yesterday?
lcertain!ly do. His progress tosdny has
been much more even than on yesterday.
TIC expression of bis face and his pulse have
further improved ard hs has thus far had
no fever whatever. His present condition is
more favorable thsn Mt this hour Yesterday
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HraekettsvilIe.

Special to the Herald.
Bracksttsville, August ga colored
man named Joe Davis, who came here 70.
Gently from Austin, shot himself in the
head this morning with shot gun. The
charge entered near his mouth, tearing away
his whole face. He still lives, though his
wound is total.
Captain d. w. Burt, commanding COM
psny d, of the FOrtieth battalion Texas
steto troops, which have been encamped
near this place for long time has moved
his camp to the Llano river.
at point near Junction city, about forty
miles southeast Of here.
Our little town has been very quiet lately,
The military post is garrisoned by five CONS
psnies of the Sixteenth Infantry, commanded
by General Pennspscker and the regiment
band funishos us with fine music daily.
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waco.

Special to the Herald
WSco, August 20.-The newspapers will
publish in the morning d circular from Rev.
Dr. Rufus Q. Burleson, d. D., prosiden. oil
the university, Dr. b. II. Carroll. pastor llrs,
Baptist church, and General j. w. Spoight,
president of the board of trustee, OF the
Waco university, announcing TO the Buptsts
of Texss that they are in favor Of the loca,
tion OF the State university ut Waco, The
circular is intended as denial of the
statement that Doctors Burleson
and Carroll are either hostile
or silent in the interests of Woo in the can
vsss, and In reply 10 inquiries from all parts
Of the state.
Cotton is coming in at tho rate of 100
bales por day, aud, al the present rate. the
crop will all bs in the market by the ltt Of
December.
Il is understood here that the new card
goe, into effect on the Santa Fe, and trains
will 20 through Morgan on the Texas Cen.
trsl, and the Central will commence run
ming trains through 10 Cisco 10 conlec. with
tho Texas & Pacific.
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Sherman. .

Special 10 the Herald.
Sherman, August 29.-Charlcy King, who
has been residing ut Pilot Grove, In this
county, came 10 this city yesterday, after
having been wounded in row At that plac5,
and was arrested by the city authorities. He
claims tba. the trouble WAS about a woman.
and giving such n crooked account Of him
self the officers thought best to
hold him. Ho has been photographed
and his likeness will be forwarded for identi-
ication aud bis body held hcre nntil further
developments.
Hal, several inches deep fell in this coun,y
Sunday, doing no damsmsge.
Il. b Douglas returned with Burrel Bond
this morning, who burglsr.zsd grocery
store in this city some monthS ago. and CIV
ing bond for his appearance aod to AS
kansas.
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CHICAGO,
SAD accident from seckicss Driving
Excitement at ih0 Board OF Trade.

a sad accident from seckicss Driving
Excitement at ih0 Board of Trade.
Special to the Herald.
Cncsgo, August % An unusual and
appalling accident occurred this mcrning in
mo business part of the city, in the south
side. Daring temporary Barnum's circus
excitement heavy wagon in attempting
to pSss an open street car, jsmmed wiih'pas-
sengers, going in lhe same direction, knocked
men Of the side platform One of them,
HnFy McDonsld. had his legs broken and
'usiSn'd serious internal Injuries tina, will
csusa bi' death, The oi6er two were
picked up consoles with their budies in a
badly damaged condition. rhe driver of
Tho wagon Was arrested and placed under
bond on charge criminal carelessness.
Az the board Of trade was vita, ssed
good deal Of excitement ibis morning Tho
September wheat opened 81, tn improve
mont over Saturdays closing, but within an
hour lell cent?, October wheat following
The example Yaids & Co announce that on
september 1t they will advance the price of
corn 10 %,
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Burnct.


SpeciRl 10 the Herald.
Rurnet, August 29.-Maior Penn's camp
meeting closed yesterday evening with
sixty conversions ct the close of the Sc vices.
Two hundred aud eighty five persons
professo' T'S his record at ,his pl, co
He goeL .IVL. 4,.o ~ hamilton, Hamilton
county.
C.tton II coming in very rapidly, and 80
bales of new cotton have been sold here up
to date Business ia yory good We ars
anxiously awaiting developments of the ST.
Louis narrow gauge railroad. tho A in IL
Northwestern, and Eastern. We no, that
ut no very distant day we will have rail way
connection with tho outer world.
There |, very littlo said about the univcr-
sity, though it seems that Galveston has the
msjority for the medical and Austin the liter
sry department
Tho weather is hot, moro r.in nec1el, sud
cotton pickera in demand.
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Special 10 The Herald,
Cors!csns, Augu,t 29.-sam Moblos, the
party arrested in DOllss Saturday for sggrs>
vnted assault on q brakeman. wac brought
down lust night Several hundred people
w'rc At tho .depo, when ,hs
train arrived hut no attempt was
ms'o 10 interfere with the prisoner. Monty
says he used nothing bu, his att, tho doctors
TO the contrary potwithit.nding.
Cotton is coming in very slowly.
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Austin.

Austin.
Special to tho Herald.
Austin, August 29.-In reply to Commis-
siouer Speighrs letter suggesting that the
cabinet of minerals loaned by the state to
the International Il Great Northern railway
company should be plscedson exhibition at
Atlanta, Mr.. II. NJ, Hoxie writes from ST..
Louis that the cabinet is on exhibition at the
Central Park museum, New York. where the
display is doing tho state much good and he
therefore deems i. expedient to remove it.
The Williamsburg City Fire insurrnce
company. with assets of over, 81 ,000. 900, sp-
piled to-day for authority 10 do business in
this state.
@. j. Thompson, q specisl policeman
and Ben Shaw, Is years old, were arrested
Sunday morning by Police Sergeant Chene
vile on charge of robbing Doc Miller. the
sheriff of Burnet county. The sheriff it
appears in taking in the sights on Sunday
evening, got under the influence of liquor
and went TO sleep on the Central railroad
not far from the passenger depot Having
come to, he discovered that he had been
robbed and reported the fact at police head.
quarters. Suspicion pointed TO Thompson
and Shaw who had been seen in Miiler'i
company, ssd they were arrested and search.
ed On ShAw's person were found $3.50
and policeman Thompson, while
denying the robbery scknowlged
TO having taken $50, which he deposited
with Mr.. Bsrlands, subsequently drawing
50 of the amount which he loaned or speri
The boy Shaw owns up to the robbery
The case will be before Justice Teguol
tomorrow.
Governur Dram M. Roberts bat
received letter from Governor Gonzales o.
Tamsnlipas, Mexico, endorsing his resent
proclamation on the subject OF extraditioE
AID stating that he had directed the extradi-
ton agents in his state to comply strictly
with the eItrsdilion laws,
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Astoe,nboat stueL ,

New York, August 29.-Tho steamboat
State Of New York, plying between Hartford
and New York, which left Hartford at 4
o'clock sunday Ahercoon struck on rock
n.u q .od Spe, do laling half way between
Sy Brook point nni uarifor about 0
o',lotk las, hight Shv w,s Immediately
ru ashore nad lays there sith her stern
un Ter water M .islic en.iN, and no lives
wee los,. Her rauensr 10; could not be
Asc rtainet.
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Ch1rle,t,h, Angu T-A h'svy gel
b owing from ,h- nor hcn, IN nc htt night
W III re- syn Of ahs,''g ih,- afh on No
damage Of cois qirce " r'-orted TO the
hippInyon tho wnNve or In the city.
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SHltEvEPORr.
4 Disastrous Fire on the Leyee with
100000 or uore Loss.


si0o,00s.or uore Loss.
special to the Herald.
Shreveport La, Augutt 29.--A FIRE
began tonight At 0 o'clock Ia. tie
swo"s,ory brick building On the levee, of j.
W. Foster, proving total los. II was
valued n. $4,000, With no insurance. Il
WAS occupied by William Bludmortb, dry
goods store. and limited. Loss $4,000; In.
turanco $500. in the assurance Of
London 10 conane Paris, Howard,
New York, and Wa,crtown. New York.
TIE fire sProad TO two.siory brick building
warehouse, valued ut $4,000; 10 al loss; no
insurance, and occupied bv james Psreray-
burn, saloon, valued at $4,000; insurance,
$1,000 Tho walls on each side of the are
prevented the town from burning, there bo-
ipg q great scarcity OF water.
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AnIn,lieu Outrage

San Francisco. CAL, August ga die.
patch from Tombstone, Arizona. says the
In'.ians attacked the town Of Ear,ks, New
Mexico, few days sgo and killed al The
lhbsbiian,s, said 10 be about t'ven,y 10 mum.
her.
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Jsck, bore.

y jetial o I I. Hrsl'.
Jak to-o. v. lenio,, August GA
mos.ipgo' the o'u'tn Of hi, county wa
held Of the court house last Saturday even-
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SUNDAYS DISPATCHES,


Washington, ID. c., August %. s.--Executlve
Mansion, q. m.-Dr. Bliss feels much on ..
couraged at the condition of the president
'hls morning. He reports that his patient
rested quietly ana slept considerably during
the night ard thinks the favorable symptoms
OF yesterday and the improved condition of
last night were fully maintained throughout
the night. Pulse at this hour is about l04.
Official bulletin, $50 a. m.-The ameliora.
ton OF the presidents symptoms announced
In last evenings bulletin continued during
the night, and since midnight lome further
improvement has been observed. The pulse
Is progressively diminishing in frequency,
the stomach has continued to retain liquid
nourishment and last evening he asked for
and te a small qusntily of milk. The slim
ulsIing nutrient enemata continue to be
retained. There has been no mental dis.
turbance during the night or this morning
AT present his pulse is 100; temperature so;
respiration IL.
ID. w. Bliss.
ROBERT REYBURN.
j. X BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ID ii AGNEw.
Executive mansion, 10 a. m--Fsint hope
revived last evening by the reported improve
ment in the presidents condition. Ii wss
hardly expressed by the faw who sharei
1t for fear that a change for worse would
occur during the night. So unexpected was
the announcement made by the physicians
this morning that the president had held
his own during the night ana ,he
favorable developments OF the night
related in this mornings bulletin caused
still more hopeful feelings to
prevailed at the executive mansion this
moraiRg. DR.. Bliss aud General Swain,
both of whom were Ut tho presidents bed,
side during the most Of the night, feel muob
encouraged at his condition this M rning
Dr. Bliss thinks the favorable d mptoms OF
yesterday and improved condition OF laat
evening, were fully maintained lhrooghcut
the night.
Washington, 1880 m.-Dr Boyn,
ton at 9I5, upon leaving the sick
room, said the improvement h.d peen 10
marked during the night that the Indications
now are that the president has fairly started
on the Toad to recovery.
Executive Mansion, 10 p. No. The i'm
proved condition OF the presidel continues.
DR.. Hamilton returned to NgR York ,o-
night
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AGAIN REVIVING
THE PRESIDENTS PLUcKy STRUGGLE.

THE PRESIDENTS PLUcKY STRUGGLE.
saN
he Passes hore Comfortable Nights
And baJs-eus discharges More
'opious ana Healthier Mind
Ciearer-ue Wants 20 Know
How Many More sta
tions He Must Stcp
At. mo Trouble
ExisisAbout the
Luugs-ThOse
Near Him
Hope.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,

An Austin Policeman in Trouble -Ex
element In COrsicnnA over u
Prisouer-RaiIroUd Aeeting at
Jacksboro-I5O Bales OF Cot.
ton Received Daily Rt
WRcO-Large Amount
of C0ItOn at HOas.
ten - LabOrers
MASS Meeting
at Calves
ton, Etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-29
Proposals for Building

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the office of William Schimmel, Secretary
of the Board of Trustees for the Hospitals for
Insane, until July 18th, in st. Peter, and until
noon, July 18th, 1881, at the Hospital in Koch
ester, for building an addition to the Second
Hospital for Insane according to plans and
specifications which may be found at the office
of Horace E. Horton, Architect, In Rochester.
Each bid must give the name or names and
postoffice address of all the parties interested
in or parties to it. Every bid must be accom-
panied by certified check on some National
Bank for the SUM of one thousand dollars, pay
able to the order of William Schimmel, Treas
urer, to be forfeited to the State of Minnesota
by any bidder, who, his offer being accepted,
fails to enter at once into contract for the
work, otherwise to be returned to the bidder.
The accepted bidder must give the customary
bond, with good and sufficient sureties, to be
approved by the Board of Trustees, conditional
on the faithful performance OF the contract, IN
the sum of one-third the amount of said con-
tract.
The walls of building shall be finished and
enclosed on or before November, 1881, and the
whole completed on or before September 1,
1882.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids, if not satisfactory or within the
sum appropriated for building.
The appropriation for payments on the work
will be available 1882.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked proposals for Building Hospital"
WILL AN SCHIMMEL,
Secretary of Board of Trustees.
st. Peter, June ID, 1881. 157-mo-wed-f fri 4w
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THE COURTS.
District Court.

before Judge Young.)
L. D. Dorling VS.. Hampdin Whips. Con-
tinued.
Joseph Lynabi VS.. Fred B. Cosk. Con-
tinued.
Cyrus B. Moses VS.. VIM. Grumshnd. Con-
tinued.
Charlotte s. Clark ct al. VS.. Minneapolis &
st. Louis railroad company. Continued.
| Eliza Ross VS.. Frederick Bulls. Tried and
! submitted.
State VS.. Eli Grondle, Jr., malpractice
Continued.
WEDNESDAYS CALL.
12576-James Weaver VS.. the Minneapolis
& Rum River Boom company.
10, 164-James WenZ VS.. the Minneapolis q
St. Louis railroad.
1,255-Peter Wolford VS.. Harlow A. Gale.
before Judge Vanderburgh.]
42,629-Ole Hogan, respondent VS.. the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad. Tried
and submitted.
WEDNESDAYS CALL.
II, 504-Eugene NJ. Wilson VS.. The Board of
County Commissioners of Hennepin County.
JUDGMENTS DoCKETED.
12,T01-Dunham & johnson VS.. Mrs. c. APP
plegate, $3S9.57.
12,2S9-Joseph Stickler VS.. George Blake,
S44
12,SOO-W. E. Hale VS.. James L. Sprague,
$685..
NEW CASES.
12,S00-W. z. Hale VS.. James L. Sprague.
Transcript from the municipal court filed.
2,S01-Henrietta Blakeley VS.. -. Blakeley.
Note of issue filed and cause placed on special
term calendar.
12,S02-The North Star Iron Works VS..
Richie & Foote, defendants, and H. M. Good
l, 1;,Io Co. ,icbv ,o,.%
filed.
12,SO3-Gupn, Cross & Co. VS.. Richie &
Foote, defendants, and II. M. Goodhue, gar
nishee. Affidavit for garnishment filed.
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To Young Men--A Sure Cure.

The awful ef cts OF early vice, which brings or
garlic weakn S. destroying both mind ~ d cody,
with all its ire dful ills, p lmanenty cured The
symptoms before consumption sets in are palpita-
uou of the heart ti,nidity trembling, nervous dis
charges dyspepsia etc., with those sad conditions Of
mind so much TO be feared, frgetfulness, chaos Of
social life and brooding melancholy. fSarrisd men,
or tho.o entering that happy life. aware of phys-
cal debility, exciability of the nervous organic dim
unition, or other Irregularities, quickly assisted.
quick cure guarant led. NO MINERALS USED
Young people losing their he alth, spending time
with pretending qnacks and unsuitable treatment,
forcing diseases into tneir BODIES with deadly poi
sons causing fatal disorders to the head,
liver and lupgs stomach and towels, speedily cured
No false modesty ahond prevent them calling at onos
on DIR. WASSERZU6, 43a Jackson St, between
eth and 9th, up stairs The doctor can be consulted
at ary time at his office and family resden at the
above place. DR.. Wasserzug will positively stay
here I2 months Medicine fer chronic diseases sent
every Shere Write end meption symptoms.
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Notice to Creditors.

State Of Minnesota, County of Ramsey.-In
Probate couit.
In the mater Of the estate of Henry Kicker Ram
sey, deceased
Notice is Der by given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of Henry
Kelker Ramsey, late of the county of Ramsey, de-
ceased, that the Judge the probate c.uTt of ssid
county will hear, examine and adult claims aud de-
mands against said estate ct his Office in ST.. raul in
eaid county, on the first Monday Of the month of
August, A. D. 1881, the same being the
first day of said month; and that Fix months from
the 30th day Of May, 1884, have BEEN limited aud al
lowed by said probate court for creditors to present
their claims. JOHN N. SPEhL,
Administrator Of the estate of Henry Kelker Ramsey,
deceased. june1-5w-wed
lIraTs OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-ss. District Court, Second Judicial Dis-
tr1ct
Mary Mullen, plaintiff, against John Mullen, de-
fendant.- Summons.
The State of Minnesota to the above named defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
tho complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, Of which copy Is hereunt0 annexed. and
herewith served upon you, and to serve copy OF
your answer TO said complaint the subscriber, at
his office the city Of sain: Psul, in said county,
thin 30 days after the service Of this up
on you, exclusive Of the day Of such service; and,
if you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ton will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded In the COM
plant.
Dated St Paul, Minnesota, Maya, 1881.
OSCAR STEPHENSON,
june22-wed-7w PLAINTIFFS Attorney
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A SAFE ROBBERY.
4 Cool $50 Stolen by a Confidential
Clerk from ChGs. II. KimbdI.

Clert from ChGs. IL. KimbGU.
On Monday Chas. R. Kimball, the railroad
ticket agent, did an unusually thriving bust
ness. In fact he was kept so busy that he
found it inconvenient to make his daily de-
post of moneys taken in before the banks had
closed. Consequently he was compelled to
place the same in his safe for safekeeping until
the following morning. Mr.. Kimball on 60
ing to his office early Yesterday morning, and
opening the safe, was dumfounded at finding
the money locked up there the night before,
some $3.50, entirely missing. In his employ
was certain clerk. one Homer Tompkins,
who had hitherto enjoyed the most absolute
confidence of Mr.. Kimball. Tompkins had
slept In the office during the night, and was
The only man beside Mr.. Kimball who knew
the peculiar combination of the lock on the
safe, and as he was also missing, it is safe to
conclude that he has gone to take care of the
$3.50. At all events, this is the conclusion ar
rived at by Mr.. Kimball after due elaboration.
The whereabouts of the absconder had not
been ascertained last night.