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Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
CAHILL H0IISE. AsBMEx \ nv 4SI rAKk, : Ar

win reopen June If, 1881. The situation is
known as one of the most desirable in Asbury
Park. Two minutes walk from beach and
bathng-grounds; near the lakes Tie house
has been enlarged; several new rooms added
and refurnished; spring beds hair mattresses,
etc. bath rooms, hot and cold water. perfect
drainage, gas throughout, improved Kitchen
facilities. greatly enlarged dining room and
ssumptuously. provided table; will rival the
best OF seaside resorts Apply early and se
cure choice OF room. Address Mrs. NJ d
CAHALl- Third avenue and Kingsley street,
Asbury Park, N. J. mys0.2m
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

JEFF DAVIS does not like to have it
said that he was glad when Presi den
Lincoln was murdered by an assassin.
We reckon it makes but little difference
whether he likes it or not, or how much
he denies the story. A man who broke
the oath he had taken to sustain the
government which had educated him,
ana then attempted to destroy that gov
ernment is MT man to be believed.
He is perjurer, a liar and a traitor and
his oath and denials amount to nothing
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
LIVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

DIR. JAMES TODD OF Philadelphia, whc
has for many years been eminently successful
in the treatment of CHRONIC DISEASES
has opened an Office here and can be consulted
between the hours of m. and p. m, on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, of each week ut
MA SAn a ID
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

WHILE MAYOR ALLMOND is enforce
ing the ordinance against goats running
at large, there are many people who
would feel gratified to him If he would
enforce the ordinance against horses
and cows running at large also. The
terrible death of little Tommy Cotting-
ham from the kick of vicious horse
eft running at large should serve as a
sufficient stimulus to enforce the ordin-
ances.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

WE DO NOT know whether the House.
hold Of Faith Church had any more
faith than any other churches or not
but it is certain that the "Faiths"
started with better day for their ex-
CurSion than any other church had.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

all that was required. 1t made no diff
ference what wing of the party he be-
longed to or whether any. A great
many hot headed Republicans have got
to learn the important lesson of coneili.
alton and forbearance. if they would
have the party successful. They must
bury themselves more out Of sight and
keep the principles of the party more in
view. Unless this is done the breach
will widen never to be healed. A hint
to wise Republicans should be sufficient.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

EJREKA GROUP CURE
A safe and prompt remedy for the nnt, ou,v
Group. Applied externally on'v. ~ o0A
box. Sold by ,,+s
SMITH g. PAINTER, Dru sgigs,,
Seventh and NJ arksto o~
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
DHILADELPHlA,w WILMINGTON AND
L BALTIMORE RAlLRAOD.
MAY le, 1881.

l. BALTIMORE RAlLRAOD.
MAY 1e, 1881.
ETrains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta.
tions, 100, $40 9.l0 1890, q. m, 230, 400, 100,
l0.00 p. IN.
Philadelphia (Exprsss) $50, 300, e56,
o. m, 12l6. 9.55 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 205, 225, $50,
100 9.55 ll.63 a. M, l2.43, 2.03 $50, 6.38 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 8.3S
q. M, 4.45 p. IN.
Perryville and intermediate stations, 6.l5
p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1876 z. IL, 4.02,
1866, 8.3S u. m, 1855, l.04, $50 1851 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 500, 9.35 a. m, l.05, 800, 62S p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 9.c5
o. M, LOS, CPS p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations s.aS a,
M, Loo p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 a. M, 300, 100, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.05, 1925 a. IN,
$50, 6.S8 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l 2.l2, 4.O2,
7.55 a. M; 10. 81 p. m.
For further information passengers are re.
erred TO the time tables posted at the depot.
H.. r, KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
OOAL AND WOOD.
B. HIRST, Coal and Wood Yard,

IhTEENTH AND MARKET STREE :
Oak wood, 81 per load pine and oak mixed
81. rs per load. Coal Of all kinds at the loves
market prices. Urderscan be lett at the Re-
PUBLICAN Office and at Il. h. Mccartney s
flour and feed store, No. 8 West Tenth street.
je4ly
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

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tfactoryll| ll|
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Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

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Pnue, will
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regarded the action OF the meeting OF the ., st
IN ueposing him as illegal, General W,ck
nam, Congrtasman Jergensen and Disepdoif
s. as. otmefs. who participated In the meeting
tion to Laws presiding over the d iiberstions
me committee. subsequently Laws yaca.
teu tue chair and calIed stare Senator Early
VINO favors coalition with the read in sters. 10
pIesiue. MIR. Clarke. of Fairfax. ole cd res
V,u,inn reques Ing both Mr.. Laws and General
wicknam 10 resign and rov ding for the an
polnth MT or cobmittee of cor ference In
recommend new chairman, and other
t,,s measures Tor reconsideration of he general COM
mtt'e. This resOlL tlOu ts being vigorously
discusseh and the ,nmittee appears 10 be
about equally dividel
lhe resolution was adopted and recess for
on hour taken '''
oa reassembling 1t was sscertainsd that the
conference committee had failed to agree on
anv compromise. The committee wss COM
iion, and both sides submitted i rae. re.
ports embodying their own views ana
eonnlcting directly one with tho other. After
,,ome discussion Mr.. Clarke, of Fairfax, who
nsu acted during the day with the straishts,
oHereu ressluti IN as substitute for bptn
reports, providing that Messrs Wickham and
louis should relenQuish their claims 10 the
cnalrmanshtp and neither of them be cleo ed
chairman, but that one other member of no
committee shout be selected, and further
nat convention be held In Ly ynch urg on
tne nth OF August, ~ which convention no
person should he eligible as u delegate. who
had participated In the recent readjuster Q m
vention, The substitute was adopted. yeas
II; noes 10.
Hon. Joseph Jorgensen was called to the
chair, Mr.. LARS returning from the floor. u.
NJ. Clarke, OF Fairfax, j W. CochraDe, cOlored
OF hock ktngton, were placed In noml az tion for
tue chairmanship and Cnchrane was elected by
vote ofli to 10 for Clarke.
Arssolu Ion rs adopted providing that del
egates TO the iynchburg convention shall be
straightout.
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Mileage Of U. n. MarshaIs.

Washington, ID. c., June 2s In the settle
ment Of the accounts of George Turner, who
served M marshal for the middle and southern
districts of Alabama from 1876 till 1850, the
question arose as''to whether he is entitled to
mileage on each Of two or more wris of ub-
rmnns Issued In one case for witnesses residing
in the same locality and served at the same
time; also whether he is entitled 10
mileage on each OF two ubpmpas
for witnesses required to appear and test fy
generally under similar circumstances. The
irsl c0mptro Ter Of the treasury to-day decided
thatlass relative to fees Of marshals prohibit
Ell constructive miie' ge On wriis served by
deputies and also o. prohibit mileage Cor travel
not necessarily perfo med. The comptroller
further malntsins tnat under the existing
lava subpoenas for witnesses, who are requir-
I'd to tend any I rm ~ circ,it or district
courts Ia any part Of he Uniie states. should
require them 10 testify generally before q
grand anu petty Jury court Rs the case may be-
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ST. LOUIS
one of the Counsel for Dorsey and
Brady, tU the star Route Cases, In-
tervtewed on the Suoject - Texas
Educational Matters

Brady, In the star Route Cases, In-
terViewed on the suoject - Texas
Educational Matters
Special 10 he Herald.
81. Louis, June 2S.-Mr. Jcn. Chandler, of
the law firm OF Lee & Chandler, OF this city,
who has been engaged Gs associate counsel
with Messrs. Shellabarger, Wilson & TollIn,
to defend Brady and Dorsey In the suits
against them, In the star route buslness, re-
turned lr.m Washington to-day. To . repor-
ter. when questioned on the subject, he
ssd ausa tast tbe an was being
government hid not sufficient evidence to in
diet. Mr. Chandler says the evidence the
government ha' secured Is merely heresav tes-
tim,ny ana much Of 1t wonld not be admitted
against Brady and Dorsey. The others are OF
small account. When questioned as to the line
of defense to he adop,td in care indictments
were found In September, Mr.. Chandler said,
There isaqnestion Of law lying underneath
the case which think settles 1t entirely.
There can ba no element of legal wrong In
these contracts which the cou ts can induire
Into after congress has by Its pecial legislation
regarding THIN cured Them of all inflrmity.
fou Know congress appropriated 81 200 roo to
and before doing this 1t investigated
eaoh one of the contracts and
made tne appropriation to carry them
ont upon tho expedited prices This was In
effect to dec are ny congress that the pOstOtiiCe
departu ent mud acted properly mex pedit pg
these roues and In paying these addil ionel
prices IN reading his 1t must be uun erstood,
IT is ihecase as Viewed by the ringsters attor-
ney.
Hon. o. n. Iollirsworth, state secretary of
destruction and acting Superintendent of the
public schools nf Texas, mas been in
st. LOUIS endeavoripg TO- secure n
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San Antonio.



San Antonio, June 2s Mrs. Tamb.er, liy-
Ing several miles west of the city, while
suffering from brain fever. committed suicide
by drowning In well on premis es of her hus-
band. She had been left here In charge of A
nc' c'su5or while he sought medical aid
To-day was dusty ami warm, though there
are rain signs In le west.
The report telesraphed a few days ago of
hgst between desperadOes at COrdelia Hill
IL fully co rTob0raied. The hous. was sur
rounded, and man says he shot one of the
opponents dead on the road, and thinks h.
mOrtally wounded two others 1t Ia also
stated that three days ago. two men, one of
them nsmed Taylor. were killed at York
town. 1t is also reported Wright was killed
Every day tends to incresse tn 1erceness OF
the feud, and 1t is thought unless the
governor interferes many innocent cit-
zens will be drawn into 1t. The AFFAIR
all originated over the ownership of one beet
and already several men have been kill d.
The case OF Maria A. Renard, claiming pos
session of the child, was srgued in court to-
day. Judgu ent was reserved as 1t appeart
the mother 10 about rs bad rs Annie New
man, having kept hou eof i'll fame In New
Orleans: the child will probably bs takel
IRON tilher,
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Norfolk, Va, June 2s Last week Eugene
Whitney, submarine diver, connec cd with
the wr.cking firm Of James rower & Co, of
this city found three hundred pound safe In
the after cabin of the wreck OF the u. S,
steamer Huron, which found' red II the coast
of KITTY Hack, n. Y. November ISIS. The
9 ntents Of the safe, which was opened vest T.
day, weresx British suvereigns Of various
colnsge; two silver mpnaln; n maltese cross
shaped medal each wing bearing on its oh
verse side encircl.d the words "fidellty, Xpa,
and Obedience'. In the centre e"U. s, NJ"
ers n,'and o. one other, "James Coup; also
found one heavy lain Is Karat gold ring, and
silver coin of uncertain date. This safe has
been se'rched FIR with interest as 1t was
thought Ia contain n large sum of mon y; but
to one OF the officers and not the paymaster,
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Engiand's objection TO Metallic Our
renew


London, June % in view Of the re-sssem.
bling OF the monetary conference on Thurs
day next, tn, Times in Its financial article
this morning, while conceding that az an act
Of courtesy to France and the United States.
II was proper to sccept their invitation TO
eend delegates T. the conference, advises the
withdrawal of English representa- Ives In that
S1y S1Sy case @ heps o + snssnas nS question nseens IN
TO anything which viii affect her
to single gold standard. The
writer declares that the basis of the confer
ence was fundamentally erroneous In the con-
ception of the functions OF the goyernn ent
10 regard TO the metallic currency oppos, d TO
the traditional principles of the English
currency system. and he Views tho presence OF
the English delegates In the congress as most
unfortunate and will injure the reputation
OF the English government. lie seeks to
show that The functions of the govern ment In
dealing with metallic currency ia simply to
guarantee It's weight and hneness III owing
the Wishes OF its subjects In the selection OF
the inetai and In no way Offering 10 regulate
the supply tf the metal itself.
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Affairs mt Albany.

Albany, N. Y, June % Tho vote In Joint
convention to nll the short term was 10 fol.
lows: Potter 10, Conklitg 81, Wheeler ~.
Cornell 8, Lspham II, Folger l, Crowley 3,
Roach l, Rogersl. No choice.
The convention then proceeded to vots 10
AZ ihs long term vacancy with the 10 lowing
result: Dspew 80, Herman l0, piatt n, Cor
nell 0, Wheeler l, Crowley G, H0skins ], La.
pham 3, Tremaine !.
been had In either case.
The m llion to adjourn was carried yeas 70,
noes 20, and the conveptl, adjourned.
SESSIONS INDICTED ron DniDERy.
An indictment for bribery has been found
against Senator Sessions. Heishel In 1900
hall
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Man Drops Dead on the street Al
LongSiew-eurtOm. of Weather
ford, Sentenced to he Hanged
July lst, Reprieved till July
a.d.-Incipirut Fire at
Fort worth 80 suicide
Of Lady Near
san nAntentO-Mis-
ceitaneOus.
Austin.


Special to the Herald.
Austin June This morning Mr.. J. T
johnson, living near Oatm ,nvl,ls. eight
miles southwest of Austin, discoyerei tbrsa
horses lied ma clump of live oaks, which.
exciting his tuspcions, he with n
nsighbor concealed himself closely A
Mexican riding up soon afterwards, was
qfasied ae s,s - no TO halt by Mr. Johnson
he grasped tn. latter's gun. A severe contest
ensued, johnson and Beckett finally overpow-
erlng the Mexican. who they then brought To
austin and lodged In jail: The Mexican refuses
10 give his name, but says he got
tho horses from some one on Onion creek
The attorney general to-day gave the opin
ion that county commissioners courts exceed
their authority when they enter into
contracts with others than county surveyors
Tor the survey of four lesgues OF school lands,
nave no right. he said, to dispose of school
lands In that way
Judge Hurt, Of the court of appeals. will
leave for his home in Dallas, tomorrow.
The Texas " Mexican railway company
hive changed the style of their road TO ths
San Diego 4 Great Eastern railway company.
colonel lioliingsworlh telerraphed the gov
ernor To-day from Chicago that he has com
ple'ed arrangements for tae summer normal
senoois; They open July fourth at all points
does not opsp until July llth Teachers
attending will pay full fare going
and sent mile returning
The governor has reprieved to July o. Bur-
ton, OF Westheriord, sentenced to be hanged
July /, In order to devote the necessary time
to an examination of the papsrs accom- any
Ing the application for commu' alton.
Postmaster =. NJ. RantLoif has left for
Washington.
Wool receipts re light, with prices firm at
20 and q cents. accOrdlng,o quality.
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Steamboat blown I'm.


cincinnati, Junei %. The steamer Phaeton
whiie racing with the steamer Handy this after.
noon at O'Clock, explode her boi.eis and ,bs
hoat was torn to pieces. The chimueys Of Tho
randy We're b.0wn OF. The accident honnen,
four miles up the river from hers, Both toats
were hi'ed with passengers. The steamer
,Wildwood has gone to the rescue. No news
mas Het oeen received as TO extent of the ioss
The Pbaeton was small side. wheel steam.
or, Ysiuel at$o,O 0. Shewas In the local trade
between Norceburg aud Manchester
SECOND DISPATCH.
Cincinnati, o, june 2S,-A special IN the
Commercial says the steamer y, nd wond
which went to the re ,ef OF the steamer Phae.
ton when she exploded her boiler, has Ie-
turned, bringing all that could be ascertained d
ttSn'ernlnS tom anS uae,, 5ss accident The Phae-
boilers exploded, The steamers were in
middle Of river and close together. The dlrec.
lion Q! the explosion ws 10 the rear and this
saVeu the passengers, who were mainly in the
irohto everything above the water
line N the boa twas completely torn OF. The
iia dy, all holgh disabhd by having her
chimneys knocKed down. went on up the
river, taking several passengers, who were
hurt, and whose names are not known,
Mr: Nc Nrthur, Chicago saeAman, was
BADLY hurt, aud Is ata MOTEL at MaysyilIe,
Joseph Tcrrebs, commercial traveller from
Pitisburg, was blown into the river, but was
rescued The unHnown passenger who was
supposed to have b en- lost was n lady, who got
aboard In the 9th ward at Maysvile The
cabin register being lost, IL Is dinicu!t to tell
whether all the casu ,ltcs are known,
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L.Ongview.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Longview, June 2s.-Charles Hager, re.
Gently here from Germany, fell dead on the
street to-day from exposure to the sun. lie
used liquor very fre ly
Sixty-two c,nvlcts are working on tho
junction Improvement. Work has heen srs-
pended to c1mpee the Min.ola con.
nee Ions, and work will now plo-
gress steadily 10 the end. A good supply of
water was found In "A well thirty feet in diam
e'er, dug h re for tn, use ,f gines, etc.
CIR at Inconvenience results from Inc failure
to run trains this ,ide of NJ nicola.
TIE HERALD is not received till the day
after publication.
District court begins next Monday.
Nsry warm and dry.
Farm labor is scarce
Coru needs ralr. What is left Of the cotton
crop Is doing wei.
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DisallOweO.

""shinstoo, ID. &, ,Jure ss.-in the case OF
EYE Aubrey OF Louisiana, VS.. the Uti,ed
s'a'es' me French cli'ms commissioners dc.
e,usu mat colored man who lived In I.ouIs,-
, ,,a ma and was citizen of France NJ the time or
lf"i,sa sessnn S,n oi the former territory to the
ann eession,a citizen f the United States''
81 nnu v"nnot now sue as a citizen of France
mnuer me provisions Of the conventlon Tor
me me sstiement of Frep pon-American claims
Inc claim is therefore dissliOwed.
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WestnerrOrd.

Special to tho Herald.
Wcatherford, June 2s.-The weather 10
some cooler this morning than for some days
past, though still warm and very dusty
Some prospects ofraln.
william Burton's attorney has returned
from Austin, and says he thinks Burton viii
at least be respitea, thou, h he has no idea as
to what steps the governor viii. take as to bis
cnn mutation. Next Friday Is the day set Tor
his eXecu ion.
Our sheriff is selling the Martin stock Of
goods this morning at auction.
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Eagle Pass.

Special to the Herald.
Eagle Pass, June 2S.-Dick Wood, of PEN
d'ncia, well known through western Texas,
was brought here by the rangers last week,
charged with Irregularities. He give bond
and returned home. o, the 28th he was again
arreste by the sh,rifl Of Dlmmit c0untS on
another chng ard Will being taken 10 c lrlso,
taken from the sheriff by the vieilants aud
81 OF TO death The oiganlz.t on of u v gllsn ce
committee, heretofore unknown In this sec
tlon, ia pr,bably due 10 The laws notorious
~ certainty and delay.
It is reported at Pledras Negras that reveral
American railroad enginee were ki led In
the interior OF Mexico, in conseq neuce Of n
dispute regardiu; the right of way, but it is
impossible to obtain reli able particulars.
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Mysterious Aurher tm an English
Railway Car.

London, June 2S.-When the Brighton rail-
way express lrain was stopped for collection
Of tickets outside of Brighton yesterday, a
man named Arthur Lefray was found In one
OF the carriages wounded ON the head and
bleeding lie reported that his fellow travel
lers we @ Q countryman and an old GENTLE
man, and hat shortly after passing Coryden
he he n a shot and was stunned. This police
found several bullets embedded In the car
riase and In tho Balcombe tunnel. Theg
found with his throat cut, the corrse of +. j.
Cod, 4 retired business man, who had been
It BIB d in various places Only a pocket
b ok containing cards, was found ON his
person L. fray after having his wound
dressed, started for London. Notice has been
i.sned stating that he Will be accused Of the
por er, aged 90 years.
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London, Juae sS.--A dispatch FROM Berlin
70 the Times says Prince bismarck ia stlll
suffering 50 much that he will not bc abl. 70
leave Berlin f,r week AZ least Rsn,v,r. -
aconeratu'atory telegram from som.. iirestisn AZ
suuehts, no wrote aB follows: "Your sslutn.
uohs s'r. ngthen the hope that he n nationaI
sense OF Germany Will In future nfcr
on on me Mthtrland that internal peace which
not fuund - f''N' ""h he, hus
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.onuoh' June 2s'-rhe Denver & Rio Grande
r'nway company is adv Rising In England.
lrelaNd, Scotland and Wales far ,., ,.s,,,,
nen ,,us to work"n their railway extens,nns IN
H,iS,vrsuo ,iSnnIuo anu Utah. ecompany has estah.
@ ,isnea an English agency, which signs ,wo
noms SeSrs osn.racts win laborers at IN, ir own
hlgh waas essss,ng 'ogiye them steady work and
pw pns,,ny ,,,ney report themselves at Denver or or
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virginia Republicans.

Richmond, Va, June 9.-Ths republican
state central committee met here q. noon To-
day, pursuant to the cali OF Hon. John T..
Laws, chairman. The full COMMITTEES was
prescnt, either Ia person or by proxy. Upon
taking the chsir Mr.. Laws stated that IL had
been his Intention to resign the chairman.
.hip OF the meeting, which he
lad called for the 2lss, that
q rcumst noes compelled him 10 postpone
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oohs'antinople, June ?s.-At the trial of
prisoners charged with the murder Of Abdul
Aziz, to-day, after the unsel for the defense
,.", au Sseu ,heir addresses, the Judges decided
tuat Mus ta'a, u wrestler, MuStala a Sergeant
Fahra Bray and Hadi Menmid, w. re ruiltv
ni murder, and thst All Bey, Nedjlb Rev.
Mluhat Pasha, Nouiepohno Patha and Nah,
uloud no. tasba we're Rccomplces, being priyy to
prisoners to. mOrrow P"''~" w 'ho
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Cisco.
CISCO
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Cisco, June 2S-After the completion of the
Texas Central railroad TO this place, work
stopped for over two weeks. but has commen.
ced again. The rad g,cs fr m here TO Albany
the first twenty miles having been cjn-
trActed.
Plans for the Union depot have been ap-
proved and al ne r the foundation is being
hauled. l, Will bs 2l0 feet long with 1--we
hundred foot platform and waen completed
w'u ~ "" s'he fl"est depots In tho state,
MANY bailding, are bolng erected aud every
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Fort Worth

Special TO the Herald.
Fort Worth, juno 2s.-A lamp exploded In a
room Of Mrs. scotts house tonight, settling fire
TO the bed. The alarm was sounded. hut tho
fire was extineulshei before tho engine ar
rived. The damage IL slight,
In The dlstrict court to-day, Jim Logan,
colored, for burglary, was sentenced to the
peniten,lafy for two years. VIM. Kennedy
for assault with Intent TO kill, was acquitted.