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Arabs and French Still Fighting.

TUNis, November 2l-Continued fighting
is reported between the Arabs and French,
with the column advancing southward.
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fore starting he expressed fear that he
would be again attacked His body was
found in a ditch to-day near Carrick
Naughten. Two men have been arrested in
connection with this affair.
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AUSTIN.

Special 10 the Herald.
AUSTIN, November 2l.--The Capitol
Board to-day postponed the opening Of bids
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NOT TILE MAN.

WASHINGTON, November N.-Police Off
Ger Ed. Elm, who was riding in the prison
van yesterday evening at the time the at
tempt was made to shoot Guiteau, says that
the man Jones who was arrested last night
as the supposed culprit, is not the man who
fired in the van, and Jones, therefore, will
be released. tomorrow morning. No other
arrests made.
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Supposed to bo Guitoau's Assailant.

WASHINGTON, November ia young
man named Jones, living in the country
near this city, known as a Crank has been
arrested as the man who fired at Guiteau
tk,o
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STATE SPECIALS.

Palestine takes Measures to Ferret
Out incendiarles Infesting that
Vicinity--.A Man Shot There
While Resisting Arrest.
A Stabbing and Shooting Array al
Hillsboro.-.ldle Mechanics at Mar.
shall'--h Incendlary Fire
Mt Banks.
The Capitol Beard Decide to Postnone
Reception Of Bids...Waco Receiy.
Ing Coal from Cisco.
Ex.Adjutant'General Steele and Hon.
Gustaye Cook Win their Suit VS..
The State.
A construction Train Crosses the Rio
Grande on aTemporary Bridge.
Progress Of the Cold Waye...North.
west Texas Conference.
Other Interesting State News.
, 1881-06-08
ROSCOE.

HOW 1IE nAMNs THE NErtflf1.1CAy PARTY,
AND st'ECr1.ArEs ~ TU HEINZ TIE llEMO+
CRATIC l'i,ESllsESTtAL NOMINEE ~ fSS!.
Correspondence llashfHpoH I'Dst tf1em.}.
Nsw IoHK, June al just canght The
Hon. Lewis Lawrence, Of Ut!ca,-rcportcl
the weAltltest 1lnN OF that ilk and known tU
be COnkllng's lilost lcyullt w0rshtper,-nlul
by tlcxtcrons twist ut his c9rcgtons vaility
! managed tn secure n go0d Interview fron,
the venerable gentleman. Alr. Lawrence
sua: "Yol know TINT l know all nbout
Cullkltng. Twas with him ut Washington all
tho winter Ut 1877, during tho Electoral
Commission, md tlined with lin daily. Our
intercourse wis Of the most intimate
character, mil let ,ne tell you that we
learned most heartily 10 tlespisc tho
Republican rlnElnaslcrs, who hustled
Hayes Into MI oliice To whIrl,
he had never hccn elected. I knew, as well
as Col,kling did. tint Haycs llad never bcol,
elected. and always enjoyed his jokcs nbout
tic splllclcss statesmen who were pushing
htnl INTO oi'lce. One hight / was with him
III his rpon,, silently smoking. willis Cork
llnx walked up and town Hike n ringing Ilo,,.
ksep company with th1s ritf-ratf my longer,
Fhuy nre rn;tcn with corruption, and, nfter
having taken everything elsu they cuuid,
they nru bound to steal tho Presidency.
Srt's losioier ee sta'iey itatt!,ews woai u
sell Ills SUM for Otllco. As fur 1lAyes, 1,g Is
simply pln,Is sneak, rea,ly to give money tn
tc President, n1,d to drop on Ills knees in
gut up In tile Sanato and 4enoNnce tic whole
tiIlitg to.tnnrruw, ind cut OIL honest itepl,t,-
llcnns to give tho election to rf!detl, to whom
you, as well nS !. know It belongs | told
party, a,ll he snid, Let it uriye-tllcrc aro
tllDrg gentlemen Alltl fuwer hogs tllprg tl01,
, 1881-06-08
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Gathering 0f Sottiipr* Mt Hartford for
l4al AuItIlMI IIrniiltx.


tise Annual 3lcctiIlg.
HARTFORD, june 7.-l'reparations for tho
annual meeting Of the Army OF the Potomac
a1id tho arrlyat tonight Ut prominent inen,-
bers Of tho Society fnltlcatu that tic E,,tl1er-
Ing Tomorrow will be Of unusual interest,
The 'll0tel cDrrf.lDrs arc crOw.lrd, and there
are lnn'.y tlenrty greetings OF conrntus. Col.
llornt!o Z. King, Secretary Ut tho Society, rc-
ports thRt Ge1s. Sharnan will arrlyeat til
tho morning. md SacrDtary-of.Wnr Ltucolll,
t'cn. Bocnlli, Gen. SlekEts, nl,d others Of,
later tralns. Tho plblLy buildings,
business blocks, md private residences
ase l,alsdso,aely Aecnratct. Tonight shb
City;ilnll Square, ttle Allyn House, the
lprh6tNl, woro Illuminated. S"yeral "f W iho 1
oillrGrs ni'4 guests, were entertained till.
evening ut thu ltnrtfurl Club. SENATOR llnw-
Ivy alrl ex.lioys. Hubbard alll duwull aru pl,
thu ttl1zei.s' llrGeptlon CDlninIttee. Tic
il.rmbers VI the Ninth Army Corps inst t!r,,
!lurrsl.inat tho uupot with music suld torches,
ind escorted lllM tn tits ltllnrtnra ut tte Al.
iyt House. T0-Murruw lle different Army
Gnrps Mtll lMeet !n tho Stata Canitul.ls,lihf.
ing: Itn First lleRttnent ut Connecticut
Stata Militia viii lbs rnvtaw.Hl IN t1le Park
w uha Secretary 0f War and ten.
Sherman: The procession Will, about mon,
sscort he ye,esHits ta tho lipera.i itousr,
vii! dal!ynr RI aratlo't i.lul Col. i. d. Slim
ner, nf !sridaelMrt, rea4 Il poe,l.. The hnn0tct
takus nlacu ut Allyn Iluil III thU eye,aI,lg,
wllero thD tnbles Will bp nrrnNgial foT :HI'
Gov. Nlgel0W aI1tl staff md ntler New Ell
gland Governors will lIB present.
, 1881-06-08

UHp1tch 70 st, L0N(s Nfobf- -DfW0tTuk%
New ORLEANS, .Juno 5.-l,obctt Smith and
his wife, both negroes past ~ years OF nge
and professors Of tho youdou art, wore mr.
rested yesterday ut AtuMtlsviilc. Just across
Lake ponclartrntn from this city, for bur-
eS Of tcdy aee ycqs @ psoRae t ra '!raef Gv S :;
III, loft by Ills dea.l parents to be
caretl for by ,Snlth and Ills Wife. lia
hull Always beeu. cruelty trtutcd md
starved by them: Yesterday ho stple il pieco
IN front Of tirr, whers, In spite Of ills cries.
he WIS loft until he WINS 80 thoroughly
roasted Tint l,Is life Is dtsrnircl Of. rIo
child WIS fo,lntl by some Of thu neighbors III
were arrested ai,.t jailed, whefe they aru
guarded to prevent the cNrngod negro popl,-
lace from lynclllng thacutprits.
, 1881-06-08
D1sco,trt.rED 1yScuEns.

1PtEHs UHp"teR 10 1A3 EHttdoo 1f56THs.
CAtno, ILL.,. Jnne7.-A mob OF about thirty
masked n,en Visited the County Jall last
night with the Intention Of lynchlng Albert
Hayes. tic coiotrd fnan who committed
rape few days ago Oh Mrs. Kabler, n very
estili'abla woman 60 yoars Ut age. The mob
reached the outer door teallnr to the cells.
md attempted TO break 1t down with nxes,
when the Jafter 0ppcAredl on tho scene With
IFS two sol!s. who commanded tho ,ln,b 10
dlspGrse. One of tho ,Jaller's SONS fired his
mob. Iii the meantime Tie tirc.helis wssiv
rllilg for asslstAllcu to protect the iuil. No
further trouble e1istted and IL not nnfc4palctl.
, 1881-06-08


MILWAUKEE. Wis, june TEN tlnys ago
Chicago woman named Buck, who was
forplerly y an jnnatc Of tlIe County Hospital,
tlirougi, o1io Of the County Supervisors prr-
isfsca charges ot serious nat1.ro against
tne supetthfendent, nr. Marlel. Among
uuplttly bcnstly drink, and was crinina|Iy
intimate with number at tic fei,lnIe ill.,
,lates. Thc Investigation of tho ciarges Was
begun teddy, but, tile Buck woman failing
to ilnteriallze, nll of the cliargBs except that
Dt drunkenness were dropped. Thus fur III
the lhyust EgrltloN the Testimony goes to Al,Ow
that the charges n1p grOundiess and trumped
up on petty grounds.
, 1881-06-08
UNPHOvOKEn sTApntNt1.

fRe1d' HShEeN % Thd Ch1faao Tribune.
SrnEATo1s, ILL.,, Jnno Ia stabbIng nfrrny
occurred IN Nosth Strentor tllis evening.
john Kmetz, Hungarian, Ind miner c,l,-
ployetl by tho Chicago. Wilmington l. Yer-
million Coal !co'npany. l,atl been nit for II
Tine with George 1Alcas and John Nlarcinc.
They Ind spent tho nftcrnoon together, null
had been drinking considerably, but, Just ns
their sport WIS nver and they were scpornt-
llE to gU to their homes for supper, L,tcus
nnd Atnrcille bado kn'etz goodnight, md lie
rapllcd with " by-by," ,wl,erelipon Lucns
drew \ kiifn ntltl cut several deep g,lshcs III
known proyOcnt!on wliatcyer. 1t tho ahne
your correspondent Interviewed Klnetz hH
aecnled to be III hts right MUD and not mitch
Under tho ln!lu9nce Of ]iqnDr Lnrns was
arrested and held for the Justice Court to-
morrow,
, 1881-06-08
GOV. NOST'TN.
A SKETCH OF lIIs c.AllEEn.

spss@. eo'.s''o"af"es ~ t"s e".<"'o iT'o''ne'
oi.f'sn1'AS.' A.: ~ SMne "Gn was many
!.. ys"Is W" o, uass ne on!ce VI Governor OF tAe
,n,l. nsMtc y. unm AssnNieo va 'laca lniporlance'
lMs llnpota,toe Noea nov CONSIST III mo SUI
~. Ms pnM ~ Ut sno ""t'ga ~ pstt9lnotl, nor set III
n'o l!Anusaa'lSe p,n N, " '4e naues themse'ves.-
tut, ~ 1om Got"n 6a's: lohB 6t''ce' thaso
tlut'es eoIs1St pr!no1pally III signing No
1asies' commissions. aiau III paf4on'ng Demo-
esats oat a. uab lealteiittarE" l3ttt It's reat
, 1881-06-08
A ALEFT-IIANDED "AD.o FOn A CIR
Gus.


EAST SAGINAW, Mich, juno IA dns-
tardly ontr1.ge WIS committed Iate lust night
IN the Vlllagn OF Chesantng, III this county.
Abnut II u'ciuck gang OF men CONNECTED
with l1tlllartl q; De Motifs show, armed with
clubs aI,u rey0ycrs, lnntlu a descent upon u
cruwtl Of citizens attending Dowery dance,
mud commenced Wholesale attack, using
weapons indtscri'nlnatoly August Emery,
speo!al policeman, Was olubbnl to death; J.
Il. GrIsw0hl, President OF the vl1lage, was
Enocket! down and badly Injured, being s,ti1-
blu to leaye Ills room to-tlay; Fred Wcnzell
WIS wol,ndotl In a shocking n,a.lnor, alld II Ia
thought will die; Charles Homer received Il
plst0l-sllot In the, face, and number
OF other citizens wero Bruised anI cut.
Ono lady t,ati n leg broken by q stome. Eight
NJ the Msputralors-Jaines Wilson, "Ullly
Flock," Alonxn DnrelI, John Colts, Jamus
Young, 0eorge Wilson, Join Stepllel,soll,
aud Fret& Lorigeless---woro arrested, brought
to Saginaw City this evening, alid iodgcL I'll
jail. Four others aro In jail at Ctcsanlng,
athl It IL likely they will be taken out and
hanged Tonight, as excitement Ia at fayer
'Ieat, tho people being terribly wrought lip.
4 post mnrteln WtIa held on the body OF
Emery, and two bt0ws found on tho left tenn.
plo al,d 0na OIL tIe upper part Ut tho head,
frAeturlng the skull. Uno man was arrested
alnl Jailed ut l.nnslng.
5n ~ 1yisfs,n Assuelalsd. .1sTs.s.
East SAGINAW, Mlei,., Juno 1.-Ata late
hour Inst night, gang Of roughs attached
10 lIll(tnrd u Da Motifs circus lnauo q d.
sceas upon u er0wd.Hf people assembled at
she Dowsry tlance at thu YillaEe Of Cllesa,,.
Augustus Emery, a policeman, was poundotl
10 lbntil. Fred Weyizol Was fatally Injured.
, 1881-06-08

:, n@esta9 H3Sd7sA q IN C6ttdad IF7kVAf.
GAhEsltul.o. ILL.,, June 7,--The Ciscuit
Court IL isow In session, Judge 4. il. Smith
presidlnR, ansl J. J. Tnnnlolitt 6tata's At
torney, Tiers nte On thu docket, to 10 tried
this term, twenty-Ntna criminal cases.-olo
for .ns1sder, one for assault 70 murder, tl,reo
far iarceny, tiys for butgiary, .t,rue fur
s]arS, one Tor robbery, alnl t1a balance lar
various mtsdemeandss. Thefe are lB con,-
,no!s-law cased, los c|.ancsry cases, ai4d karty-
fotr sltyorce su!ts. Bells Bpaulding. for Tile
shooting Of O'Cnn,foF, will probably be tried
this term. Jlnlas Carroll. \ Chicago crook.
, 1881-06-08

y. dpsssu1 01spHFsH n 4Ak EH1eaco 1FI6HNF.
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, June IA hoy
named William Evans was arrested on Sut-
urdny night charged with assault upon W.
W. Watson. proprietor OF tho Whiting House.
An examination WIS had Monday, when
col,tinuanee Of ten days Was gtanted to await
to he insane. Monday afternoon he fore 4
!hrge hola III tho root OF tho calnbuose and
esclped, but was s00n fund uEaln.
, 1881-06-08
Discontinue Of Party Who Visited
the Cairo Jail On q Lynch
ing Expedition.
4 nitflcnfty Between Indy md a
Dentist eliminates In Ills At
tempted Murder.
North 8troator, III, the Scene Of Severe
and Apparently Unprovokad Stab
bing ARRAY.

spfe'at ohpasta to The ch.eaao Ifshans-
Plrrsnt'RH, Pm, June "a tcrrfbie trngctty
occurred at i o'clock to-tlny ut EttEewuoti.
ntout soyen nlies fron, tbis etty. 4 WEALTHY
wla"w, ageo N. was seriously, per.
hnps fatally wounded III tic parlor of
hcr own house by Il plstol-bn,l fred
Nv n mai, named William Murp1,y. WIN In
staatiy ioi'owea up llls pl'ot!y wosk Ds hflns
two SLOTS INTO tlts OWL heatl' falling sclise-
less and pleading upon tho floor ut the
wounded wo,nan's feet. She Ind been mar
rIe,l thren times. Murphy lmSnr liar
'ifst nasoanu; from wnotll sic was dlvofcctt
about twelva years nEo, on tho
ground Of drunkenness. Eight years aEo
sl,x, ,,,urro1 - ,,,,n ,,,,nt1 tsor,,,t,,tu .,i,.
, 1881-06-08

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 7.-Nows OF Il
shocking murder IN Vnn DNrcn County was
received hero to-day. The victim was Louis
Sweden, Il reputable cttlzol,. lle was u.s.
sasinatcd Mt saybreak Friday morning wl,la
standing OIL the yura,tda of Ills dwelling. Ills
nssasfl!s numbered three. and wcrr concealed
II, tho bushes forty ur titty yarls distant. A
number ut peraOlla hnyU heon arrested on
suspicion, UNI tic lllyAtery surrounding tho
matter lands additional Interest.
, 1881-06-08
A DRAFT s,rOLEN.

DETRo1T, Assch., June 7.-Draft No. 1,aii,
drawn by Jphn porland, Of Inlay City, tn
t!ts, Stnte. ~ the Nassau Bank OF Now
hAs been stolen. Payment has been atopped,
, 1881-06-08
ROBBERY,

Hpsetas Dttpatck 70 1hs Chicago 1fsbltNA.
KEoKuK, H., Jlno 7.+@rl,e agunt Of tho
Keokuk Line ut Canton, No, wns robbed
yesterday Of $a's Of tho Company's
money. a party namBti W!ntsrs was
arrested l9 this city tonight on suspicion.
MoEiroy, IL. the gentleman representing tho
tUad at that p0fuf,
, 1881-06-08
lEADVtLlE.

lEADv1ls.s, Cola. Jumo 1.-The output
OF Tie l4eastst4le mines for May was tt,a
largest, sasn ot.s month, IN the history Of tho
calup: ,SMaltesAi, output Sso,06s; Mill out
put, 81 LIZ. .Q0; ray Uro output 2l3A 00o; total
3l,355 ,asF ali lneEsase over April VI $37p,33 ,3308.
, 1881-06-08

spMS0FfEID, Alass., June 7.--Chnrlcs D,
Kld'ler, 4go KS, travelling salesman fur a Bns-
ton dry.ttfons firm, wns shot dbatl Tonight
Wy lIalf~bEottaer named Dwight, agetl II.
, 1881-06-08
ANNAPOLIS.

ASSAsut1s, Nil, June 7.-Thn raln pre-
vented tho slIam batt!a arranged for tue
lSourd Of Visitors. Scnator Murga,, delivers
the address u tho graduating class,
, 1881-06-08


CINCINNATI. a.. JMnu 7.-Peter Elcllelber-
ger, a'1 ex-pol!ca.,nti, IL reported at tho point
OF death from tho effect OF q wDu,lsl by a
knife !n thu hands of Louis SchwelKvrt r.
Etfiyea laat night III, IL quarrel. SellWelgeTt
lIAS b9e1l arfH3tntl
, 1881-06-08

DECATUR, ILL.,, June 7,-Gcorge Lalltlon,
WHO Is now In JILL awaiting the nctiorf of the
Grand jury, Inns been identified by Ills vlutim
md lly. f0Ir otller l,artles US tho pers0n who
III Friday last. near this place, outraged The
person ut Mrs. Afary St0rgess In d most
II s fearatt TINT si,e will dis suull. ner leuO-
SitloM Inns been taken.
, 1881-06-08

GAlENA MUNICIPAL. k1'Ectmw 'm'...
sps&tal bspat:h to TIE catsae' t' ,'.,,Ute,nal
u1aEnA, ILL.,, june 7:-Ifs .,.n ,n.dsY,
election passe.t ntt quietly ~ ths sits ssI"wins.
and resulteti In victory Tot 1hs a0Ilt: raIlts:
nuueu clIxitiatps: Nayur. G7o'Ss
, 1881-06-08

@-----...-N-.N.NN "~~-
,hot hc l,nq rcocl,cd lin limit - ill., e,roun,h
st,.t @ ] ~ W. 'e"nv't .hs, i'it III w stfrnEt,
@ ~nrs s" H. e'"., e"n a!t a.. IG mm.,,eonHS
farrr' ~ ~ ~; & W, ma.th" 'aiS liaMt. III
ftSer shnt Se,S SMasH II y ~ MtGta.lsatly nsscrtsa
III hai|n, So,o WI ~ nr htey OF 9ser ~. ilio
'1s' t,'e nGxt att smd sHysra nr ,,
tint II ia ,,nst fnr n G"se 'ertS . H., r'i' n..t
i" tnkcM IN hMttsa ~ t'a s WI, n1sf as,fn
ssss,s,,,Mp ~ "Kr UP vy tne 4tuministiatinn s,.!s.
of tiio tirNi Army s "f the S scp',6ic II t.is
r.cogiiit, '9 ~ tn saaES siSis m ,e1t s" " ~ ~
,,srtS ~ & u US i %naeL e'En1cmt ~ VI Ky e
mnst;or ~ cHmsS en1nn e. y ~ ~. nost.,on ot o
Wills "'' "'>0''' "''"' 'o' 'N p'
no AGREEMENT
s sr ,ease a .a II rcF9[d g I'D o ,n, S ,"E asaa
ho droptWti to.r,orr0w ior Wheeler mi
Voeors. HceIr,iinR 10 the Intest riniOrs
Nsse,nblymnn G. II, Russclt, Of Drookjyn,
es wS ,o eff fss,t fss cqnsx i xcR fa eaaTs at, a t
rnw. tiis canjatas Nil t,roilnbiy lie Toy
Cornell nn,l ic,,, il. f. Trnuy, Of l3rooklyn.
Vlcc.l'resiient Arthur arrived on IN carly
sis lis roo its 90 oy a. by sc sIcEnsss 'larils tie M
eim ws seros ~ r0sklin~ M M sc,,t tnr
% aid appeare, p cd ' Oh ae sco',e nEo,t It'll 10 i ocoek
.Jnkcy;' Patterson md "jfmn Bcfinn.
md wns welcomed by TijpuopotnMl,ts
butcher, Asse,nbiyman Trimhte, aui the
co!oFed ]anltor ot tl,e Grant cub. Ills d;
crowd of curious ,uIIyitiilaIs. but there was
t,o demonstration tf nry kimti, iii renaircd
ut o,,re to his room. where lie heIti lnng
rt,1lsnitntEon wifi lIfs infinnfn friends mi
workers. " '''' ''''"'' +''e''<'' '''''
Nm ruaxnr ~ THE u,.r,. rnoou,v
:. 1,nsr, -. -. - ~, sa.,,. w ~ uM ts s.,
Xnta% The stnr}as at njlmnt ,,v tt,o ' 1tmrta "a
, 1881-06-08

pRrln11tMlcls., June 7.-Alartin Waters,
q botleralahor. WAS shot I'll tho knee By Pat
ttarytn tltN morning III d salouu becnusp Jl0
had not Joined tlle uMion. I,0tl, Wer0 drunk,
, 1881-06-08
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY,

1p7tIas 0WpdEtN ID 1Hs CHlt080 1Ft6N1t,
FLAA0. ILL.,, Juno 1.-THE whola family OF
Il. o. Lincoln, 0us Ut tue olles. aud wealsl.+
lest farna!trs hare, llAye bBei. con,ined witt,
IT. <eldd, "e~"
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a Double Trage DIV.

From the Bates County tNGol Record, Feb 3.
One of the most terrible tragedies which
HIS over been enacted in our county took
place LAST evening on tho Hapinvillo
road, mac miles southeast Of Butler.
Old Mr. Runyon and young man
named william Glenn wG!o returning home
from a field where they had been ut work,
when tao residence Mr. Daniel Young,
q young man NAMED Alva Guest spraDg
f,om the side Of the road and demanded
tba. Glenn got out orhis wagon aud he (Gucs)
would whip him. Attic same moment VIII
liam B'cnham stepped out and took hold Of
Runyon's wagon and made the same demand.
Runyon took up the board on which he was
sitting and attempted to drive tho asssssrs
from his wagon, when his horses became
frightened AMI started ON arun. This cau5ed
BrenhOm to loosen his hold, but by the
time the team was stopped Ruuyon heard
| three shots from rey0lyers, and soon there.
after Clem's team came running down the
| road. The team ran into Runyon's over
! turning tho wagon and cGmc TO sudden
| stop by running against a tree. Glenn was
in a sitting posture in in his wagon and
gasped TO Runyon, 81 am shot," or II am
killed" Runyon went st once to his assist
area, butiuund the vital spark fast going out,
and in few minutes no was dead. Runyon
at once gave the alarm end soon the neighbour
hood was aroused aqd search WAS made for
| Guest and the two BronhRms. Clems
! friends came to Butler for an officer for the
arrest OF tho Brenhams and Guest, and whom
Sheriff Simpson snd assistants reached the
| place they were met By an officer from Lone
Oak with y warrant Cor the arrest of Glenn
for themurder of William BRENNAN. This was
the first knowledge either psr,y had that the
other Was killed. Guest was soon aflerwSrd
spprehended, hut Gary Brennan had not
been found up to last evening. That section
OF the country is hunting for hin, aud il il
doubtful II he succeeds In escaping,
The whole affair grew out ola dance given
at Widow Hedges, some elk weeks ago. Only
last week the Brenhams went to field where
one Bill Smith was working and trounced hin,
severely, for which they we're fined $l5 each
by Juctice L&key, of Lone Oak. 1t is the
opinion that the attacking party either in
tended To whip or kill both young Glen and
old man Runyon. Both the victims were
about twenty-five years old and single, and
both stood well in the community,
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l.IGDaD'S5. a. REQ 9n

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Railroad Connection.

Cincinnati, O.. Feb, 9,-Tho new board o
directors of the Kentucky Central road yes
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JOINT RESOLUTION.
proposing nm Amendment to Article
lo) v OF the Constitution of
the State of Texas.
COMMITTEE REPORT.

COMMITTEE REPORT.
COMMITTEE ROOM.
AUSTIN, Feb. 4, 1881.
hon. H. j. Storey, president of tho senate
Sir: Your committee on constitutional
amendments, instruct me 10 report the ac-
companying amendment, framed by the
committee, to article of the constitution of
the state of Texas, and request that two
hundred (2O0 copies of the Same be printed
for the use of the committee and the senate
Houston, Chairman.