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Nown tho bayou with twenty Lead I'm,
~ witness tbs beginning OF shIp snnnnol
sSsen. The object was looking
b' tho feasibility OF getting
d cfer water 10 tho sea. Tonight
be addressed mass meeting OF citizens at
tho cotton exchange. He said this work
would be done, but merchants must
20. thor friends north to aid tho
movement In congress by In
Huencc on their congressman. He gave
an account of bis efforts TO get congressional
aid. His speech WAS we'll received.
The Houston gun club will be represented
at Depison by George Porter, Sam Nell
bsny, Phillip Watson, d. w. Dunn and
George Price.
1t is known to be true that a
large newspaper venture will be
started in your city soon with about 800, 900
capital,
A negro on an excursion from Galveston,
fell between the cars and was badly mashed
yesterday, may be fatally.
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Plano.
specIal to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Plano, May Pa. G. Ssndifer, sub
stantial farmer of this neighborhood, was
found dead, hanging by his neck. in bis barn
this morning. The .upposiiion Is thst be
committed suicide. He leaves wifo and
two children. His most intimate friends
know of no cause for the rash act.
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COrsicana.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicsna May 26.-About two hundred
people from Tyler, Athens and other points
along the line, attended the sale of lots at
Kerins, but owing to the heavy rain the sale
was given up after few lots had been sold.
The highest price paid was one hundred
doll arg. Your correspondent is under
Obligations to Messrs. Frost & Barry for
favors on the trip.
A daily paper is being agitsted here.
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Sherman.

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, May 25. The dead body of a
man, about 80 years of sge, was found on
Chocktaw bayou to-day. On his person wss
found en- envelope directed to Richard Cooke,
Weatberford. 1t bore no post mark. He
was tatooed on his right arm with two leaves
and star between the leaves. Two pad
lock keys, connected with chain, were also
found on the body. There were no signs OF
violence.
Nat Gunter, nephew of Job Guuter, was
admitted 10 the bar to-day. He is said to
have passed the best examination of any
applicant that was ever admitted at the
Sherman bar.
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WeatherfOrd.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Wesiherford, May 26.-The great question
rs 10 whether or not the end of two railroad
divisions would be stationed here and also
the round house and machine shops, was
decided TO day by the sudden appearance Of
q telegram ordering the shops and round
house 10 DO taken down and all TO be
moved 10 Baird. The astonishing
news spread like wild FIRE,
when one-half an hour after every one In
our city knew of Il, and to-day there are a
large number Of capitalists and real estate
men discouraged and willing 10 sell lots for
cost.
There will be on election held June 9Th for
school trustees. and soon after there wi be
another 10 decide whether or not tax shsll
be levied to maintain the public schools ten
months in The year.
w. Burton, convicted Of burglary, left to.
dsy for Huntsville Ia charge Of s. A.
Mason.
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Houston,
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Houston, May 26-The Knights Templar
to-day parsded to the church, where services
we're conducted by Rev. Clemens, Of Christ
church. Tonight they he'd grand banquet
at tho lodge ROOM.
A Post reporter interviewed Colonel Jor
dan to-day and be says there is no truth
in the report that the Central had pur
chased the Dallas Sc Wichita railroad
but that the report that refrigeratipg cars
will be placed on the Central may have some
foundation.
All the employees of the Sun Set road are
to be put in unirorm.
The school trustees met to-day and ap
pointed teachers for the next season.
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, May 26.-Diyorces were granted
to three different parties in the district court
to-day.
A number of cases of aux are reported to
exist in the city.
Some twenty poles have been placed on
the streets for telephone exchange. They
will carry about fifty wires.
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Fort MeRaNllt.

Special 20 the heraid-
Fort McKAvilt, May Is. - One Of
our ciiizeHs received upwards Of
seven hundred head Of stock here to-dsy.
The prices paid were: Yesriings $50;
two year olds Sl1. Il il understOOd that
they are for the ST. Louis market
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Taxark0na.

Special to the Herald.
Texarkans, May PA young man died
here suddenly last night. 1t is supposed
whisky was the cause. He was buried at
public expense. A negro pauper was also
buried to-day.
James Hangsn, of this place, has been
ordered to Marshall to accept the .appoint-
ment of division master mechanic.
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Colorado.

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Colorado City, Msy 25.-The track OF the
Texss & Pacific railroad reached Big Springs,
Howard county, to-day, three hundred miles
west of DAllss, and eighteen miles east Of the
Stsked Plaina Thirty-three miles OF track
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Special 70 ne Hsrnid-
Houston Msy 2l-Tssisrdsy forty-nins
STOCK csssis soli st 80 pr bad, and the
ssoek rusrket confinu.s lively.
To dsy Hos. R1gsr Q. Mills took . TIP
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san Antonio.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May ga negro named
George Washington was arrested TO-
day for choking and rsping a
Mexican woman eighty years OF
age. 1t is now thought this negro was the
murderer of the Simmons family, for which
crime one Phillips is now held in prison.
Circumstances point strongly towards The
negro.
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New Orleans, May 25.-The Denocrsfi
Floyd (IA) special says a difficulty took
plscs on tbe ttreets yesterday evening be-
tween Z L. Sage and II. r Lott, Jr, son Of
Col. Il r Lotk In Which Lott was instantly
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8SASTER.
EXCURSION STEAMER

yictorin with over SIX
Excursionists on HOARD
Is Near London, Onta'
One Hundred aud Sew
nty-Ave Bodies Recov-
cred 40 far-Fuh De-
tails Of tue
Calamity.
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wsx straksseh uskes An sssigument
New York. Msy H.-AsE Sirskoseh
vss.srasy mace a. sssigumsrt sor tbs benshi
Of his crsdiiors-
, 1881-05-03

In a "Btudy Ut III Old Southern borough" in
the May Atlantic VIC tind tho following. "ln tho
never tpwus und tho larg0r oitles, tho negroes
E4yV by this tiE,a fOrKuttcn their u1 nastera
and thplr old homea, Or DO not caro- tor theu1.
Hut In an old borough thaEa arc n!Wayg como
who have pascal their wholu llyes thor0. There
siIiso their emancipation. Thor oll masteta
thny alW1ya AdlrosS ~ old marfur,' aud blu tona
as Mars James, sMars' rhuMAs. or Whatoyar
fhoir Cbr)4IjHn name may bo. AT thG!r 9!d hotn0
thcy feel that they eloy III slight privilege ana
eyefl That tnsy hayo u sbft ut right to SEQ thAt
oysgythln9 atinut tho household Koea on w4Il
N'hete old negroes hlyu u surt Ut u0nt0mpt Iuf
thtsu who bare 1,u such old attachment. u u
ouulu,ua phrase n,nouK thot,. lnsposkluHu no.
Rr0 who did mt buunK to ah asstoeFl1tlo a1tll.
ny, 'pat niKBer aln't g9t 20 maunetss aeilot
had no raIsn-ruoF folks GlYker' 6otnetltaos
thoso old negro u.en preseryo tho loEd'T mal!. s.
ncr1 OF their Ina4turs. Thotr negro dialect does
o e 4stsIst 1S aos y 4Sa!ty %S
IA YlrataEa lsdy Ia Louisville bad employed
vputoci old ncKru man to nurse hnr sOH. Mh1
wss aufFerIu9 with u broken llusu. 6lo noticed
nj Uno0 the Iixn.tlna bearing Of tho negro; anu
QUE day sho 4sk VI him, 'unclo Noes whore ~sro
You rrRreAf' ,,
in I'D yirxlnuY, madam With polite
"'I am virginAa tnysclf.' sup continued.
FruiI1 wiint pAFt Ut do atat8 tnH1Atuf'
"'btom Fairfax, Uncle Mod. ny snaadsn name
a.I knUwcd dat we was solato1. tnalaul.
4'tqpgod 10 OLD Atars Hugh Aossou. 1knowed
dat Wa WQs TslAttl4"
, 1881-05-03

herself in regard tn tho disposal Of her stofk
OF tltnlcrs. aid eventually 10 provide rooin
far a tuore extended nse ut silver In i,cr own
coin circulation. Special negotiations arc
still procectttn9 with the object Of securing
representation, nj England. and It In proba-
bio that The Conference, Mt It's next meeting.
will nti1ourn III order to give America at,d
France time to gatl' prcclse Information III
regnrd to tho v!ews OF ENGLAND. n. Cor.
n,sull nnd Mr.. Horton, tic Sub Committee,
wilt submit tllalr proposals To Tho Committee
Ut Fifteen tomorrow.
DEAD.
rAIstA, May a-The Marquis Dc La Val.
lctin Il tleat1.
Chatics,tean.Arar! Felix. Marquis De In
Fallette, WAS born at een]ls, France. Nov.
vi, 1S0G. After having completed collegiate
course, he entered tile diplomatic service ufl-
der Louis PHILIPPE, and became Secretary OF
tic frcnch Embassy. at Stockholm In 1877;
Consul.tiencral in Alexandria, 1841; a'ul
Minister to llesse Cassei In 1915. lie was re-
called FROM tho Inter post III fSio. llu neAln
entered the diplomatic service Us Minister to
Turkey III 1851. 1fe was rccalfct! 1t Ills nwt,
rcallpst III 1867, and In JuMe Of that year WIS
raisetl 10 tia dignity uf French Sol'ator. lie
returned to Constattinoplo III lSCo, and III tstl
bNSEEE0EA k1lQ DAV Ad NBAu4uhb w tA49 ANH~h
representative ut tic Vattcnn. III 1875 lIo
becalno Frenrh Minister Of tho Interior, alld
In 1stHj. during tho abscrce OF u. de slauBtluE,
performed tlla dutios Of Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, t.sstt drew lip The celebrated circular
uf the Fre.lrli Government oil tho affairs Of
| Germany, which foru4tadowcd the policy
adopted by Franco two years Inter. III 1st's
ltu Succeeded II. de Moustier, but retired It,
June 1T The following year III consequences oi
tho liberal program promised by Napoleon
ILL., 1t. tho July following no wns Bctt as 4 m.
bassador to tho Court st. james, bit rcsigi,eti
Oil tils appointment Of II. Olivier Us Cllfei
Of The French Cabinet .a1d Minister OF For,
cigu Affairs buth ..bucause lIo tfslIketi
Olivier personally ni,d bvcauso l,u thought
Ills Administration TOO liberal. Tho de-
ceascd ,loblen,a,! was, like most mon 0f hit
class, willing to scrve under My tnonnrci
whom tho French people wo,t]d stb'nlr to
but utterly opposed to tbs nepMblto II, ever,
shape md form. lilo wns agraid OF the rul'
Of tho people. and strenuously supported th'
prch,lsio,s Of l,ts order to superior tntulil
gencc a,ld virtue. lie Ind lived In retire
fnent since 1870. bocauso lc WIS opposed II
tho forms Of government which have existct
iii France since TINT time.
, 1881-05-03
THE KENO BOYS.
They Try d New Way to Beat the
Mayors Orders,
And Are Caught at It BY hcGarigle'a
Men,

Tho Mayor hnving ordered that tho tcatlvo
game of "kenn" ahatIll be suppressed 1T tho
city. the gambling fraternity were notified some
tlays ngn Tint OIL and nftar tho 1st thy of tho
present month nm :. carsts sbonId bo peERed"
at my at tho rrsort&. IA n general thlnx thu
warning ~ cnnsltIaratcly given wns hecdctl. and
eincp suntlay morning tho tnohotonotIs try nf
tho lotitl.vNtccA tt1nnlrhfator bf the keno
"gonao'' I,ns mt l,oon heard abroad In the
streets. Ono Ril.ntllng.housc. that ns No. NJ
Clark atrpot. rs,1i by two mon unmod "a1po'o
md Hkagct. TANK very mitch tn henrt tho loss OF
tim nt1,Ilts nrfsnx frbm tho game Ut keno. and
therefore !nstitlutntl last night n new. game
ealtp,! s:pII.tp," "fh,cAy Siulntafn 1nek," or
,r e;.hcai,,ilY Of tho Kind. fta rrtnelpo Is
identical With tint Ut the forbidden sport, and II
Is ,,tuytrt In Fcry atn,!nt why. Tho tntroduc-
ttt,t, Ut tho tecruutiori lid not moot With favor
III shu Uyes Ut lha polco, mud thotoforc pi,atl
Ut ,hun untur 1.uuss Curries walked into tho
pinue lnBt night about 10 ucook, aud, nrtoF tak-
l,lx posagsstUs. OF II rathrs nenRru an1lncxpcn n"
live "layuut, 1narrhe.l tho kccpur ot tho roo.ns.
NsbS s 9sso W. III ont II ito 10 ds T5o
t!esrs iorsd .ho trsotnp%Sn'y %'ynn ansno a,
uighty u4tfortli'latee tt,ok the m!1aie et the
stFtul mid n,areted In good ordor 70 ine station.
Nsks aia Aeps W tha spir,.s 9t thc pu1ssa sn "
What @ VIZ no aat pai &C., Sna sc: Gty"n ~
1, ~" s.ar. is, @ sfnt.s 1t., na,nrs Sbirt s,mu
WV ~ tta ~ r,on uo" NV. ~'' -No
u sue Wv" say ..,,
wEttE+ or COURSE, FICTITIOUS
only the unnitIatcd giving tho names bestowed
uptjn tne.1 III THUR itlfnnUy. The Smith, ju1tes.
}t0wn. a1,I ltoblns0n families MGre Numerically
wolf represented, aud "C, H. ilarriaon" " and
tce asfs Scto,c 4s %boa aS se maD
appeared io 10 Ut tho hArtlworkfnR clAss-.clcrks
n;id sosne taborars. They nvUrhKed nbnHt =
yuurs Ut uge, md only niie acknowledged thht hc
| was still Il tnnor. THIS tnurninY they Will 10
MrsnlKned before TIC fot!eo C1att. Ing po,aee
~ ,,s,c i, otfcsf"aiIv t,atInx @ mn od to Keno
Ann ~ - 1', ae,tnnrr ,,r..,. thn sir fn nm ~
gtata' @ IL pus1h" p ~ ~ ii,,,, ,xlirh nrnsr,ttry
Wnrn" snnt lin rcst r. tt,1 trtcEs which nfa
| Fa.n. n.nrxv -o,or,or sr.orvtowrd scvcral
i1n,t r. Ioak cvninn. and cach ex.
psomlncnGtt GtRn.aS hsas;tIw n"tt ~ tho ns n.
ns StrI, st.s,,,t,,v nntc r., thn ttruntion
~ VIZ r .,t ,,oss -, M ~ i rimuns xnd tho1Vbt
~ Muf .s, *n wa, ~ s,s,sttt,fS th,vornc
ts s ,r ntI,,e T., :, vs,rv tiiscM,rirI,,,s
nm !oa ~ ttvnr tTsrr5a',-e ,t,an IN whI,tri
snanMGF ~ sH.... s.HH.. ~ tnrnitv ~ Smcr,n wIrt,
% %tae %Gm.as' @ ,I,r Ia Nnnriv cvrry
9aoes ~ rtt,,,n h,s tSa arainar,
s ,@l, fe tnm,t',oi nr ,n"ntai inltnr. nn
ances "Galla W nnl t,,th W tho = i,rn"1wt,ner
M Wy ,',o ~ III vomtinr knrw nothin,r Mt
III III ,,.s.".+,t,., !, Thar 1vus evnry GnantN
a.! concerning u ..,., ,h y. NJ dtshrnc.tis. Hi
" tnu "ts!u W ~. a1e e"sJ ~ JtsSnr"ncs f1,.r
tns Mas a entoa @ pu,l. ~, :" !. ..snn,vh"t gan,jI.
Aomn ..en = ~ Il I. ..,SstontInIlv ~" ~ Inn hn rrn.
, 1881-05-03
TIE KING,KILLERS.
IIELFStASN.
stnAeIaI it6lLk =

pA1.1u, Afay 2.--A telegram to the iNtrun- |
sffjclnt announces tint nn aborttve attempt |
llas been ,nad0 by the Niht1ists to rescue
IIessy lleKlnat,ll. II. Rocllcfort Is organizing |
tiiollster meetings all over Franco to protest |
agatnst the barbarity Of executing lle1finann.
PROCLAMATION or TIFF It'll Of Ara1t.
II ths lrsstsra Atsoctaftd Prets.
BERLIN, Afay 'a-1MtelltKenco from st.
Petersburg reports TINT tho manifesto OF the
Nihillst Executive Committee, printed OH
the 18th OF April, says, s'Tlic verdict aealnst
the NIhlllsts who have Just received martyrs
crowns was dictated as we'll rs confirmed by
the Gar. Tho first act Of lis autocratlc will
thus has been the banging OF women with
out waiting for hts coronation. lie has
spr1nklcd Ills nllrono with the b1ootl Of tho
champions OF national right. Over the graves
Of our colleagues VIC publicly affirm tllat VIC
will continue our efforts for tho liberation OF
tho Russian people; ,vc will be no more de-
terrel by tho gsltows than WIS SoloyieT and
other champions OF the last ruIgn. After
even tho 18th Of March the Executive COM
lntttce Informed the Emperor tliat the only
mems OF reyertln8 to tho patti Of peaceful
development waa by un appeal to tllo poo-
ple. Judging by t1,e execution, ule supreme
power Inns elected to appeal to the llangnlat.
So bo it. Tho Commltteo dcfers pronounchlg
my Judgment OH tie general policy OF tho
Emperor, bnt 1t declares thnt reactionary
policy will lead to consequences more dlsns'
trous than tho event Which took place ~
March," The manifesto concludes ny appeal
Ing to nil WHO would shake of slavery to
cooperate In tho struERIe for liberty.
THE LEFr-1tASDED WIDOW OF. THE czAIt.
It IL runlored TINT tue Princess DolRoroukl
Is IN very poor health. and taat tao Tragedy
ofSt. PETERSBURG nas pcth'a"ont'S ptoSen
ltor constitution lhyslela.ls nhVe aostsea w.
tior to nlaka hor rcslaehoo at ono at t'lo oath-
INK places III tla SOUTH OF flance Us sooh ~
siie Is ao.o to travel'
ABDUL AzH'
CoSsrAST1yorLE, May a.-ltis now pretty
genorally accepted TINT the reason OF tho
| Sultan's zeal concerning the inquiry into the
death OF Abdul Az1z Is that a se'ious cotl-
spIracy was organizing against himself. In
view Ut which fo possibly thinks the OK.
e'npary punishment OF tae nssas!ns .sl WI
furnish salutary example, iA9 oultaMs
two brothers. Enla1n Manh!oua f@s!a a!lo
| Nousy fasha' WIZ wv unuc, n'sos', ,s' ~ n"s
, 1881-05-03
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DISSATISFIED ALUMNI,

HANOVER, n. IT.. Bay sI-ThoFo 70 aome ox'
cItemcat hero oyoE affalra oonneosol with part-
mouth College. Dissatisfaction ts felt bY tho
alumuk oyor tho election OF Prot. John J. Hewitt
to tho Crock reutcaaorshlp. At recent meet:
Dartmouth was commissioned to investigate tho
essn md he has haon her0 to-lny. II Ia evident
lint tho trouble must &0or 1llsuluatc,
, 1881-05-03

said tho last ORC would sink the Island be-
low the sna-Ieycl. Three Ut the predictions
nre verified, and the people, sinco tho last,
nro comvl,,cctl that he llas gifted p0wer Of
prophecy, aud aro cniRratfng IN drovcs. Ills
church superfors removed hiln trnin tho pull
pit, bit tie people raised such riot that
they rcinstatetl flinl.
, 1881-05-03

this cnae bcfnt widow OF ohty ak wock1. They
were married In tho room whcre her daughter
wRH prostratctl With the meHslcA. tho latter not
being able to 10 below to wftnces tho ceremony.
It wns genuine caAo at lnvD st flrNt ttRht, tho
co,iplc ptt having met. it IL aafd. until tho day
btforq tho Hcd.4tnR.r
, 1881-05-03

THE DYKES At HEEutIlSt
VIENNA, Afny 1.-The last Elk linurs at
Szegod!n lave been tho ilost alarming dur
lng tho I'ast nontli. A. violent storm Is drsy-
Ink the waters agatnst tho slykus. Tho crisis
appears over. Fine spring weather, ai'u q
general fall lit tic waters has begun.
, 1881-05-03
sANTt) DOMINGO.


HAVANA, 3tay a.-rtare is probably n rev.
olution going I'll III :5anto Domingo. The
spar,lal, mail steamer wns not nliowes to
enter the port Of Capital indrr the pretcxt !Tf
tho 1lnexIthfutncss af tho crow. It was ilu-
ttcct! tint tl,ern was much unwo.ltc1 conf.
..notton atnong tic peouIu o., the shore.
, 1881-05-03
I}uSSlAs

EfIzAtlETfIU1IKn. :.
ST. PETERSBURG, May A-Two hundrctl
persons were injured III the r!ots agatnst tho
Jows at Etiznb0tltKraA. uetnchmes,ts Of:
cavalry and Infantry now natr0l the streets.
Tl,a approaching fatr Mt TINT ptace 1Ias been
intleI1uitly postponed at tic request Of the
Town Council.