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~D ,es man ever 60 iato gro,
eery store snd ssy,. "I'll give you five
cents for pound OF sugar" and ex-
pscste BE- treated Fith respect Not al
all. He asks the price of sugar and
pays what is asked or goes without
But the sama man will offer q price
twenty per cent bbsloy rates for for giyesr
space In the advertising columns Of
newspaper, and feel offended because i
10 not taken.
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81 don't want that Stuff"

Is what lady of Boston said to her
husband when he brought home some
medicine 10 cure her Of sick headache
and neuralgia which had made her mis-.
erable for fourteen years. At the frs,
attack thereafter, it was administered
10 her with such good results, that she
continued its use until cured. and made
go enthusiastic in its praise, that she in.
duced twenty-five of the best familie,
In her circle to adopt it as their regular
family medicine. That "stuff'' is HoE
Bitters.-Stdndard.
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Wool.

PH1LADELrHIA, May 22.-Wool-
Quiet but steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above 3Ss
40c; X 38a40c; medium 43a44c; choice
33a37c; New York, Indiana and
Western fine 35a3Sc; medium 42s
43c; coarse 3as36c; washed combine
delaine 3Sa46s; unwasbed 2Ss32c; pull
led 30a37c.
BosroN. May l3.-Wool-In fair de.
mand; Ohio and Pennsvlvania extrs
3Sa42c; Michigan and Wisconsin 37s
39c; pulled 28a48o.
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Attention, HorselRen!

YATES & HOSMAN, horse buyers,
will be at 50
GRAYsvILLE, on the 2sl, Gath and
25th. gsF ~ 4l+ss So 4
wooDsFIELD, on the ae,h. 9Th
and 2Sth.
All persons having horses to sell are
requested TO meet them at the times and
places mentioned above
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RGoverppent bonds were quoted
10 New York on the 18th lost, as TO-
lows: U S. Csupons 1881, lo54 Ney
Fives, l03t; New Fours-and one-halfs,
1Iq} New Fo6is, ll7s; Pacific Sizes
Of '95, 1871.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that . petition
Ilv will be presen ted to ths Commissioners
Iof Monros County, Ohio, ~ their june ses.
sion, 1881, praying for ah alteration Of fths
county road leading from the Woodsasld and
Brownsvills road TO the Woods0sld and An
tioCh resd In said county, beginning at the
forks df the road south Of James Hawkins'
house; thence along the old road to . stream
oalled Dismal; thence along by.road 70 the
Isaid Woods6eld and Antioch road south Of
Iohs Hobbs house. 30
msyS,Tlvb. MANY
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-05-17

ETOaii ~ TaE SfrRrr Office for job
!, printing from visiting card up to full
sheet poster. Letter heads, business,
card on. envelopes, statements and bill
sneads printed on, short notice.
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Nav l3.-Flour 4 00s6 90; Wheat
02s1 03; Corn 4lc; Oats Sic; Rye
l %, Barley 90. rs..-
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AGENTS AND UANyAssERs

AGENTS AMI DCANSASSEhS
Make from S20 to $50 per
week selling goods for E. q. RIDE
OUT & CO., 10 Barclay street. New
York. sf.z1
Send for thsar Catalogue spd terms.
aug24, '80ls.
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Baltimore.
ClllcaR0.

Nav IS Flour 8 25a6 25; Wheat j
"a; Corn 59c; Oats 49a52c Rye l Is
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There are many forms of nervous de-
bility in men that yield to the use Of
Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness, night
swsass, &cn sbould try them,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-05-17

BaltlmOre.-.Mav 9.-Cattle.-
Verv best on sale 5 50a7 90: that gen.
orally rated first quality 5 75a6 so; me-
dium Of good fair quality 4 75a5 rs;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
3 00a5 SO; extreme range of prices
3 coat 90; most Of the sales were from
6 00a6 so.
Hogs-We quote at 74aS4c, there
being few more common hogs in the
market than there were last week.
Sheep-We quote prices at 4A54c fo'
clipped sheep. and wool sheep at 81
a64,, with hut few Offering. The marke,
is active. Lambs dull at 7a9c.
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- - -roa Sunday, me Sth inst. ,fat
his brother's resiience 10 Georgetown,
Harrison county, Of Consumption, ALEX
AxDER Wllson, aged 26 years. His re-
mains we're inferred in the cemetery here
on the 10th inst. ALEX. had been at
ts1dfhg Delaware College for several
years and would have graduated in June
bad he LIVED. ln, considesatioa of tbe
certainty OF bis graduation with high
.honorss Faculty of the College sent
lahin his diplomas few days before his
,3Ssyh pssls sfsa a-ef'
STsFixUk1 sEtgtH ger
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The Bellaire correspondent OF the
Rsgistey, 18Th inst, talked of the Loan
Exhibition in this style:
isTseThs Tsbacco Warehouse, which
formerly looked slightly dingy, has been
transformed into . little heaven One
could hardly imagine such great change
could be made and oil day Yesterday the
iniisdiug Vac filed with persons busy
fixing ap their booths. The exhibition
is going to be grand success from pres
ent appearances
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-05-17

W-JAcoB REINHERR has just received the
largest Stock of Candies in the county, which
he will sell at reasonable prices School Teach
ers, Sunday Schools and Parties supplied al
Wholesale Prices. He also keeps supply Of
Fresh Tsffy Of his own make Cakes Of all
kinds. Oysters, any way called for
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Barnesyille Real Estate Agency.
Eight Farms in this AID adjacent
Counties, s,and fifteen pieces Of Town prop
cry owofsfing. Address -
J. T. SooFIELD, Agent.
feb8. .'81y1, az r~
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New York.

Nav 13-Flour 4 00a6 Is; Wheat
16al 27; Com 55a6lc; Oats 46a54c
Rye 96c; Barley 45c.
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J. N. BuRxHEAp has been appointed
Street Commissioners Of W oodsfeld: I

j.. M. 0URkHEAD uuo utcu uppVthsVu
Street Commissioner Of W ocdsfsid; (
Elk. MoRRIs, OF woodsheld. who is
IN business At Columbus, visited home
last week.
= Mrs. WARREH HoLI1srER, of Bridge
port, Belmont comfy, is visiting friends
In this place.
JAeoB RErsHfkR was. appointed a
member OF the School Board last week,
vice r KorsLER resigned ,sets1
Marble playing Is all the rage now
among the boys, and some Of the boys
arespot very young either. si.'
Wins ApriIx coorEs has. new stock
OF Spring millinery goods and invites
The LADIES' Of Woodstield to call and see
tAg-Ss = / 49, y ~
sheem' !. s-.s. .hsast 'sscs' sE Is
"a Joax LowERr, sentenced to the Peni.
tsntiary Tor horse s,ealiug. was taken to
That ins,i,uiion on Monday by Deputy
Steriffs WILL READ and ALLEN PIER.
eoM sx'sg 90 < lsse azaa
Anonflnis6e,t dwelling house Of ISAAC
s.MAsrlis's, near the Depot, was blown
down By the high wiad,during the storm
ahat visited this region last Saturday
3 SsyeaiDel as,saa ~ 3isf
:. The B,nsits, E,.a Exhibition opened
yesterday, the 18th inst, and win con.
tinue to the So,h inst. It will be atten-
ded by large number Of people from
this section
JoHM LowERY, under indictment for
hogs9 sseelings wss srraigned In Court
, on The llth Anst., and entered . plea Of
guilty. He, Vas sentenced to. the Peni.
tensiAfy sor ODE yssr. 1.l's NbsA4s ~
Auditors ATkINsox and COPELAND
appnhedths BelAife 4 Southwestern
"a, 800 per mile, which is considered
vefy.low. IN fAct bslow what II should
be whsa conpassd With other roads.
The tight papts which have been out
Of sists for many years are now all the
rage Id the cities. They are particularly
tight around the ankle, and men with
Zig feet advertise their misfortune at
once Nhen they don tha latest fashion.
49,. Niss. ,ADsL,A CooFER has returned
sffom Wheeling with q new stock Of
goods, consisting OF hats. bonns.s. rib
bons, dowers &C., which sheiis now pre-
pared to show to the ladies Of Woods
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live Stock Market.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
q Hogs-Rather dull and scarce 5 25G6
90; per hundred in prime packing lots
butchers 6 90.
Sheep 00@4 SO.
Cattle-This market is fair at present
cattle scarce. We quote young cattle,
from 800 to 600 lbs.. at 44c: bulls
3ic; 600 to 900 lbs., Al; 900 to
1000 lbs, "a 75@5 Is. Cattle Of.
fered at present are native and foreign
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'BK you want Furniture go 10 waddsll
& Helbling's before Purchasing elsewhere
they, cansuit you "a price and quality. Give
them aoalL - 20 yfss'sf t Pc
ECHAMPION CROSS CUT SAWS,
Manufactured by Henry Dipton & Sons3 are
the BOSS SAWS. You will find them for sale
at the Hardware store of
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wooasaeId stock Market.

9 May 16-Cattle 3a44c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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Notice to Teachers.

FTHR Board OF Examiners Of Monroe Coun
i ty will hold meetings foe the sxarnin4
tion Of Teachers as follows:
Woodsheld, Saturday. June 4, 1851.
Cameron, "sa,f 2S. "
Stafford. &c. July 3.
Wcodsfeld, a. /" &c, q
These examinations win commence 1t
O'Clock a. m. and close at p. m.
By order of the Board. d asu
q. 0. D0UGHERfY, Clerk.
aprlq, 'sltd. 7sH,s-i
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Brackets, Brackets.

!. Brackets, Brackets.
Call at waddell & Helblins's and see their
Gne selection OF Brackets, Corner and Side
Brackets, Paper Racks, Clock Shelves SO.
In fact anything that you want In that line,
they can furnish to you on short notice.
tB-Ifi in buying "Groceries" you want ''full"
value for your money 80 to Schumacher, op-
posits the Bank.
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SEEDS. SEEDS! SEEDS,

VICKS choice Vegetable and Flower
seeds, of all varieties, for sale at
| MRS. NJ. A. WAYS,
| - Woods6eld Nursery.
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kY-Shoes for Men. Ladies Misses and Chill.
dren, the best fits and lowest prices to be had
at NORRIS 3 ARMSTRONGS.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICE ES.

week at MORRIS & ARMsTRNGS.
eeEYou, should see the. Dress Goods and
Trimmings at MORRIS s. ARMSTONGS.
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E. K. MoRRrs. OF WoodsHeld, who is
IN business At Columbus, visited home
last week.
= Mrs. WARREH HoLtlsrER, Of Bridge
port, Befnont county, is visiting friends
In this place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28
A serioms Accident.

Detroit Mich. September 27.--.The psssen.
ger train on the Canada Southern railroad
due here about O'Clock this morning while
being transferred across tho river from
Amherstburg to Groso Isle met with an AGA
eident. The transfer boats ran with such
force sgainst the dock at the Isle as 10 throw
forward the sleeper which ran slong tho
train on the boat and plunged
headlong into the water. ,fhe
passenger coach Immediately behind Il was
also forced forward and the forward trucks
wont over the ond Of the boat Tho coup.
Ing between the coach and the one behind
did not break however, and tho car hung
over The end of the boat a. an angle OF
forty-five degrees and one end ius, touching
the water The engines Of tho boat were NJ
once reversed and ~ IL backed away from
the slip the sleeper which had fallen in the
water rose and turned over on lis side, tho
trucks attached 10 it having gone
10 the bottom All was cons
fusion and the passengers in tho sleeper
clung to the side out of the water and tried
TO break through the windows and cried for
help. Sixty or seventy others who were in
tho passenger coach behind were panic
stricken and rushed pell nell for the end
OF the car furtherest away from the water
Some Of them cambered out at tLa sides
and fell into tho water. Others
OF the passengers who stood on the deck of
the boat saw the danger of those ia the wa
tea and plunged in to rescue them. AS ssoon
as possible the passengers and .rain men
cl smbered on top Of the coach floating in
the water broke open the windows and pulled
out the dripping occupants. When all in
sight had been rescued II was found of "a
passengers in.tho sleeper three we're missing,
The darkness Of the night the confusion
and the fact that nearly I'LL the passengers
were strangers to each other made i. posi-.
bio INA! all were Reused, but it alao leaves
painful uncertainty rs TO whether or not
several persona we're drowned. Six pas
sengers went down with the car but were
rescued with the exception Of man who
occupied section II. Careful search for
him was made but he bad no. been fonnd
at last account.
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Tho YnrktnMn CenInnninl

Fort Monroe, Va, September 27 7.-.PppMs
Siions for the centennial celebration a,
Yorktown, are being pushed rapidly forward
and will no doubt ba mplete1 AZ far as tba
means at command will admit in ample time
one company ofengineers, under charge of
Lieut Townsend, and battery of artillery.
under command of Captain X. X, Myricb.
aro now employed clearing the grounds for
encsmpment of troops. Captain l.. q.
borsyihe Of the quartormastefs departmon,
is also on the grounds. The arrangements
are ample for the supply of fuel, forage, etc.
sua ., aleo looking after tho water supply for
tho encampmons. Arrangements for the
accommodation ofyisitors so far as Yorktown
h concerned are very meagre and those
comirg rom distance will have 10 depend
on ihn steamers on which they arriye for
meals and sleeprg accommodations. There
hre put thFee small hotels in town with &C.
commodations for not more than ore hun
dred in each. ''"
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New York, September 2z--An Atlan,,
special in an evening paper states ,ha. during
the commemoration services at the opere
house las. evening the police who were keen,
lug back the crowd were assaulted by col
ored man, who was soon Joined by o,hert
Wd gonaral.riot Became Imminent. Fortv-
live thousand people lined the streets and 4
panic at one time struck them
a scene OF widest confusion ensuea
which resulted In crushing many woner
and children, Tho policemen used ,heir
clubs dexserously and succeeded in arreslino
about twenty Of the leaders. They were fol.
lowed TO tho jail by a large crowd. An Al.
tempt was made to rescue the prisoners
during which macy persons were woundod
the officers finally lodged them in Jail, and
Oy mldnightthe excitement had subsidized.
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Special to ,he Herald.
San Saba, September 27.-The weather Il
fine.
The death OF Pfosi1tn, Garfield wss The
subject of an nielo,tinG sermon yesterday
by Rav. Mr.. Leo Fcror. At night Rev. Mr.
+. Q. Wilkes, chaplain Of tho senste
preached 20 crowded house. Lis sermon
was an able one and kept HE hearers en-,
trancad throughout the entire dMcourse
DR.. Wilkes has become prominent resi-.
dent of San Saba.
DR.. Breckenridge, superintendent of the
frontier telegraph company, left tero this
morning.
Carotners, the wOuOdtd stOcknsn, is ro-
covering.
Yesterday the sheriff of Coleman county
In charge OF John Grton charged with
forgery, passed through town on his way 10
Coleman City.
The now celebrated case of tho state vs..
Captain I. q. 7. Kendall, charged With
killing w. A. Brown, tho brother Of tho
sheriff of Lee county has boon continued
and by consent Of all parties except tho
unfortunate Witness.
Change Of venue was had 90 Washington
county, and trial set for the third of October.
Cotton 70 coming In freely,
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sands Appointed Assistant Snperiu.
.en"ent or the Texas. & racinc-A
o"rder Trial frogressing-A rexa,
stock Dealer Robbed.
Special to the Herald.
81. Louis, September GA oirculsr issued
hers to-day, signed q. N. Hoxie, general
mansger of the Texas & Pacific railway.
says; George L. Ssnls has this day been
appointed assistant general superintendent
OF tee Texas y Pacific, with office at Mar.
shall, Te1sL' Mr.. Sands was q. i,,aat su,
porintendent Of the RIO Grsnde dyei m
with headquarters vt Fort W,r.h.
hr'Goyernor j. c. Brown, o. Tennessee
general counsellor Of the Gould Southwestern
system zen tonight t Texas. He returns
III week and heresfler makes his heads
irs morning, iaklIg testim ny In the case
OF Onaries Rose, coored, roustsbout.
charged with the murder of George Ingram
near seventh snd Cara streets, was begun In
lhe criminal court. The first witness placed
oa tne estsni Na''hepropfietor Of the ca IN in
whloh lhe istal accident occurred, and testi,
ued' Two women and George Ingram
were sitting in the saloon when Rose
entered snd spoke to ono of tho women and
aroused lngram's anger; row cpsued and
Ingram attempted 70 run away when Ro.e
caught him and stabbed him in the back.
one womSn who saw the whole ARRAY has
died since. ""' "''
The Missouri land frsud case, In which
ehSrges OF forgery have been preferred
against the following parties, are set for
Tuesday, October 18th, In the criminal
court: Rober. l. Lindsey, John Morris ]
I Richards, D $ Bingham, Hermsn \
Schusler, John Brady, Levi II Whybark
and q l. Brown, Thore are in all these
Ssses irdiclmcuts docletod against these
dehndanss '-'-'
William Jones, Tsxas stock dealer who
came in on the 81. Louis 4 San Francisco
hadwaY Tins morning, called at the polce
headquarters and rapocted he had been
robbed Of $50 and thioks that two mon who
sat beside him in the car picked bis pocket
while he dosed in his seat.
AIR. Oreecy, who has done some good work
mi, summer ss The special egen, Of ,he Hu.
name Society, has resigned that position.
tic goes - FoTns TO assume charge Of rail.
road surveying part being stiIIlul en-.
gineer,
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Council Blafs, Iowa, September 27,-At
o O'Clock lasi evening Just At The close of
'he Sarheid memorial exercises the oity wns
shaken 10 It's very oonter hv terrific on.
ploa'on' Instantly great volume of smcte
was seen to ascend Ia the southern mari NJ
the city, and investigation of
tne cause of the exnlos,on
disclosed tho fact tina. Saturday las, a rar
load OF gun powder, billed as common Mast.
ing powder, reached here over the Ohicago.
hock lsland " Pacific Railroad ON lis wav 10
Denver, Colorado. The Union Pacific Cons
pany, however, refused TO receive h. as dan.
gerous freight and the car was returned !,
the Rock islanl Il Pacific From
some CAUSE Il exploded win
fearful force last evening. and the concussion
oeihollshed tho compsny's round house and
repair shops OF brick, and the freight housp
Oh frame, besides forty or fifty freight cars.
ana aug hole in the ground fifteen feet
deep and forty.dvo wide. a LARGO
number OF windows In oil rsrts ~
'no City were shattered, ard pieso,
OF plssleriag were torn from She houses ar 4
,he ,at, havoc was considerable N an direcliopS
windows were eve ytbhrpkeu nv The concp..
sion IN Onshs on toC opposite side Of IN
river and rs far IS Missouri Junction twop,y
miles north OF Council Blun. The loss vii
1901 up several hundred thousand dollars.
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Richmond Va, September 27--The r4s
mail train bound south and tho northern
bound regular mail train of the Atlantic
cosst line colliied last evening near Chester
IN tho Richmond and Petersburg railroad
both engines and baggage and ma
cars wero badly smashed but fortunately nc
ono was hurt, Postal agents 0'Rourke and
Hawkins were severely hurt and several 9th
ers sustained slight injuries. The engineers
sud tremen OF both trains saved themselyer
by jumping oil. The accident Is attributed
TO disregard of orders on the par, Of tho con,
ducior and engineer Of tho north bound train
which should havo rcmained al Chester until
Lhe fast mail had pissed.
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Austin.
Special to tue Herald:

Special to tue Herald
Austin. September 27,--Tho inspection OF
sixty miles Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fo railroad passed for land certificates to.
day.
A charter has been filed for the San
Gabriel, Milan county Cooperative Associa-
ton 10 run mercantile business on the
grange plan; also for the Corpus Christi
Building and Loan Association, capital stock
S800000; alec for the French Benevolent
Association, of San Antonio, 10
be styled the LUnion Francaia,
for the mental development of its
members and for social literary and ohsrits-
BILE purposes.
Captain McMurrsy Of the state troops re.
porting from the end Of the Pacific track in
pecos county, reports hiB company organized
10 the full standard. On the 12lh instant ho
arrested George Withen, charged with rob-
bng SELDOM Of Sl,100, The money was
recovered and tho accused sent to Ben Flick.
lin for trial
Work on the Texas s. Pacific ia progress,
ing rapidly,snd it Is expected that its exten.
sion will reach o point seventy milea from
Its present terminus by the Goth of October.
Engineer James Dsugherty, injured by
the locomotive explosion near Jowett las,
Sunday, hes been brought here and put in
ibe hospital. His condition is regarded aa
extremely critical He was blown into the
air and badly burned about the face, breast
and arms.
The remains Of o. w. Booth, who died
at tho Raymond house, from the effects of
morphine, were forwarded to-day TO hiS
family in Springfield, Missouri.
Commissioner Walsh has returned and
reports that the building plan and spociacs-
lions for tho new capitol will arrive by the
10Th of October proximo.
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galveston.
Special to the Herald.
Galveston. September 27.--Jennle Foster
a notorious keeper of house of III fame
msde PROBABLY successful sttemp. to
commit suicide th' evening by taking n
dose of chloroform all making tive gsshes
in her left arm in an endesvor to sever tho
artery. The wound was dressed, but the
physician pronounees her condition critical
Trans on the Santa Fe railroad now run
to koppefl, twelve miles north of Morgan
in Bosque county.
This morning Amos Gordon was bound
over by the recorder in a sum OF $500 upon
a charge OF theft Of cattle, when watching
his chance ho leaped from the window and
made his escape, 0u! was recsptured.
This,aflernoon adaputy United States mar
shall and assistant accompanied by Captain
Fisher, LEFT on the tug Estell for tho bark
brenham now lying stranded Go miles south.
west OF Galveston, but owing 10 An accident
were compelled TO return.
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Hnn AntOnin.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, September 27,--John Brady
q saloonist, accidentally shot himself yesler-
day while out hunting abou. oieh, miles
from town. The contents Of both barrels
entered his shoulder but the wound Is not
thought fatal though worry painful.
Tho fair association have secured w II II
Murray ss tho orator 80 dolyer au address nj
the fair grounds, He is generally known as
Adirondack Murray.
A Mexican named Louis Carlo was muf-
dered THE morning in n saloon BY an Italian
nsmed Antonio Chhfar's. Tho murdered
NAV wsa shot through thehcad. tho ball on