davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-11-03
MINNESOTA.

"Pinkey". ".sjukdomen har utbru.
tit bland hastarne LIE Sueur.
! - Andrew johnson Aurora fck
haromdagen s:n ena arm lila tilltygad
en- troskmaskin.
- Thomas Haas, auditor af Scott
county, ahed den % oktober tyfusfe.
Der.
- Utaf Hinnesotas domare arc sju
f6dda Vermont och sex New
! York.
- Difteri Bages i elakartad form
har bland in 1ianerta pa White
Earth vationen.
Thomas Spsin's hus nara Grace
Vile nedbrann f0rliden vecka. For.
lpsten $1,000 Ingen brandf0rsak'
III 3.
| - stallet 1emte pa skullen f5rva.
radt h6, tillh0rigt John Smith
Athens, Traverse county, nedbranp
haromdagen till fold af praigie.eld'
Ex.guvern6r Marshall r1pporte
ras att hafva salt en- section, $40 acres,
af sin farm nara Bird Island for
SO, 400.
En- matt f6rliden vecka bz0te sig
tiufvar in i ofverste J. P. Owens bus
Il Taylors Falh och togo 500 reda
penningar.
Hotellegaee st. Peter hafva
holt mattaxan fran $3.50 till a. / vec'
kan med anledning af de hoga priser
na pa llfsfornodenheter.
- En- lycklig jurnalist d, redakt6ren
af Crookston Journal. Han sk0rdade
denna host 400 bushels potatis fran en-
acre.
Red Wing "Republicaa" uppger
att j. A. Porter tillverkat 10000
pounds ''sugar cane syrup" denna
host sits sockersmk yid Trout
Brook.
Farmare t@ckss all
manhet vara at dea 6fvertygel.
sen, att hvetestackerna icke tagit ma
| gon namnvard skada af det mycKna
regnet-
| En- enge]sman v1d nsnn Geo. q.
Bachelor / tjenst hos Jas. A. Harris
i Heridan, skot sig den 81 oktober Of
vada med ett skott fran en- b<sss. som
han handteTeds. Hs.,s hllssAnd DR.
kritlskt.
WIN. KAlr, boeuaei Pipestone
county, boss; zig forhden oasdsg all
Tyler, 6fver]nstade sig med starka
drycker ooh begsf ZIG derpa henat.
Pa sondasen hittade saan hans dods
kroppt on back tvk miles borton sta
den. Hastszxe fanuos afven dcda
yattnet.
Ny. II. A. JsokEan (JocSnnan?,
| trsff.des fredass alton on 4rlns k1oc.
kan S sf en svsr olyckshandelse, ds
han akts In till saltwater. Ofre de-
len af Akdonet- sdtet ocA euffle%ten-
foil bakut och hit. Jseknan f0]ife
med falIst cch slog sig lila i br6stet
Han lyctsdes fortytta sig in hospite
let, som lag bredvid vAsen, ooh erhd
der Ward.
vi bert atbnde i rs Ia yscksns
hummer, att aisstankar forevoro mot
tMrs. Louise Peterson for naord pd
sin man, ssHuel Il. Petterson, hvtl
ken tr5ffsts aod ca hoskulls Sin
eeendom ntra sLexiugton. ooh n,ale'
.nszeude denna ruskika SAX II nu
Iuppskjutet Till dea ss snsvember, al
det infor distriktdouastoiens grand
Jury sksll uppbegss. =.
- En sorglig tilldrsgelse intraf7a1e
den 18 oktotcr ps qvaiieni Weaver,
i det att tv1 Raanspersoner och EFT pal
Ihast&r drunkuade. Da B. Becker, eu
fsrnare. je1nts sin drsng stervsude
fran Minneapolis. togo hastarne, ai
fned mot Aodez, stG!let for att vika
taf ned ps shres 6fver foden, hvarvid
vagnen stseipte och bada nsdnnen RI
lEsoas hassaEae kerame1 Aeden cot
IA NAA4&S&4Es y.isi3.s
- FsrnaarsE JskA sTeassn 1 Ferest
LEke ska&aSss illa es dAs fsrlieen
vecka. IN nnlGssa, ssm sh.n red,
skrdmdes af east PAR lhandaxs ste,arndls
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-11-03
FOLDS S. GRIF'F'ITT4s,
M A IT. A. MD. ARe e :
No. 2G6 Mioollet & ao7 e

No roo N1oollet 4 ao7 Hennepin Arc. aoiatatsn
# ala sae aa alasa an
% sssss ursss Il af,a s at,
sss.x* ~ 5fFoLDs aR1EFYNMs ass
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-11-03

sskoss-
driktet beset Hennepn Carver Wright Mcleod Meek ec saas
counties
omrkde betackt onn.
1adag vdgformig
yket rk bestaende hufvudakgen u svaryl
ket ldmplgt for all sorts sadesodling.
t6rsedt bacar omkrng vangsn
unkta bmake hyiket
aed famgang.
produk Har
2so
lanAet ar nara adagset frhn jeravsgen.
uadeadenng denna adjoining
kunna vi nberakna land efter
Alt delta ppiaoasa.
n sherbuae Mile Benton och Morrison
ock utnarkta for
kne oszaa pserna fran 50 till se
AFDELNINGEN.
De1vas skeehevuxet Kaadyoai
Douglas och Otter Tail counties seg nd
Hvarje praksk n
u yderkt jsrdsruR
konner att rekomae endea sig sent. i'' "'
H1d g iseno anna akt bibriags utaark
frsnsstaaade sca svecklng stader
schal ciyiisationens behof dnnas har
rbadas sakring 1850 land till
s5
sDJH AFDELN1NeEN.
Prairie stsvas. Big
Vlk1n Marshal
drikt fossvis nytt
sedan h6ten 1873; de eakdt
bebygd afdeling
taks st&te. nsial Red Riverdaen norr.
Il *B&@ta s&ttet
pa IT, Iaadkontores
gss ALA nelga appysaiagar angieade ndet
hkn &l af staten
k6pa Iandkeno det gifver
till de villa land for sadass srag
aroi
af hvilka ytsaea<e u.aeer aas
beltgsnhes grinsl1nier t,.!,,...,
FULI.sTAHDIG B1sa1RaFNIN& iii
azdet sfv
pandes innehaHer 81 slider seh ut&alas gratis
sset: 1he Swedish Ossenfuahoa Dsrcau, -. "
ss. rasa aRnn.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-11-03
Skandinaviska IIloigqvarter

i Miso,
dk o abe
Vi
PENNNGAf
fe bandr
'vauo
DIVER DORRARNE OCH COR MISSTAG!
100 E.. Seventh street, 100 Nicollet
nda 0rrenf ran kson MINNEAPOLIS
Skanmav alaman. Skandn navIkS Salesman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
NO. 40
Youthful Preparations for The glorious
Fourth.

If there was any doubt IS to what the
small boy would do on the glorious Fourth
the following extracts from 4 newsboy' :
diary voald settle the question at once; e.
July l-Git all all yer money tegethel
fur tie Fourth Of July. They say thar
lemonade won be oycr three cents glass
and that fellcr kin cit 81 the ice cream he
Kin stuff fur about nickel
.Jnlv Hide yer money where robods
lin git their paws on it, or else you may be
left. Seven hunchcs of iire-crackers and
coke-nrt hain't any too much fur any one
boy 10 shoot ok The police dasnt inter
fere COS eur four fathers died fur freedom
of the city. -
July See al the boys and ii upa Pc.
radc ard 'buy cokcriut and some dates aad
two sky-rocl,c.s, and hide en- under the
bed keep awake all night 50 as to git up
asore daylight and yell fur glory.
July 4s-IiUy some powder and hre-craeS-
els, and e"ndy, and peanut, aud pisloh
Asl: all the boss fur bite Of their cokclnut
aad look in font OF the stores FOR lost mon.
ev. Maybe this Is the last Fourth we shall
ever have, and every boy ought to cai three
cokcrnuts and two Roman candles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
lines cn ne Death o) Hiss Maggie "
,gOh Hs03i


Not in the TUde moments cf the yorldly day
Did this brave spirit wing It's fight away;
BAT. in the calm Sabbath sweet vcspcr-time,
When silvcr-throatcd bells made soitest chime
That hearts, devout In love To IIiM might raise
And ieTycnt lips give uttcrance 70 His praise
Ter soul, euancipate from earthly pain and
care,
spell swiftly UPWARD on the wings Of prayer.
Sweet siStcr-.ricnd Thine was the true es-
tate:
4 lifa-dme's hc.t endoavor to others consccratc.
Twas duty urged thce, from tiny early years
Thysclfun orphan-to qucnch ia orphans tears;
To strive, in exile, with all of heart and brain,
10 cheer them - comfort and sustain
Twas Charity hoh badc thee give to social
ties
The leisure, precious, which t-ci one- most
And though oft wear, to charm the whlom
guclt
With winni r'anaer which c- the heart
contest
N, ours It's t. mourn thy glad release
Where tirees> toll gave but slender peace.
And rare unseldshncss- itself thy subtle foe
70 friendly claims reer Pakc the prudent
No. .. ....
"rc-slsc o'C f:w things thou hast faithful
been.
Der many things place thee Enter in
Inspired pens the words have handed down b
And She who wore the cross now wears the
crown
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
Thc Vortan IYho iraS Ifrdid of Being
Kissed,

\ man was once walking along one road,
and Il woman along another. The roads H.
nally united and the man and woman,
reaching the junction az the same time,
walked ON from there together. The man
wa, carryinga large iron kettle on his back !;
I'm one hand he held by the legs live
chicken, in the other cane 2nd he was
leading q goat. Just n tacy we're coming
10 deep. dark rIyine the woman sad 10
The man. &" am afraid to 20 through that
rayinc with YOU it Is a lonely plgcc md
YOU might oycrpowcr M and kiss me by
force " If YOU were afraid OF that. said
the man. YOU shouldn't have walked with
me at all; how can possibly oyerPower
YOU and kiss you by force when | have this
great iron kettle on nay back a cane in one
hand and live chicken ia the other, aud
am leading this goat? | might as well bc
tied band ard foot"
"Ycs. " replied the woman; but u yon
should stick vour. cane jntotho ground and
tie tho goat to IL. and tufn the kettle bottom
side up. and pat the chicken into IL, tbcu
YOU might Nickcdly kiss me, in spite Of my
resistance" Success ~ Thy ingenuity
Owoman - said the rejoicing mar TO him-
self; - should never have Thought cf such
expclien'.". -.
And whcr ,heg cane To- ho iaurc hc
stuck his cane in The ground and tied the
goat to il, gave the chicken 10 the woman,
saving. Hold il while : cut sowc gras'
for the goat, ard then, lowering the kettle
from his shoulder impri,ored the fowl un-
der il. and wickedly kissed .he woman, q.
she was afraid be would
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
4 Pleasant Iiacc for Editors.

We rode on in silence for soiac tsmc 0at2
Just As we entered broad portion oi tho
canyon, diglifed by the name OF sun
shine Valley" when my neighbor on the
outside seat of stage asked: You are
the new c,lilor, ain't sou?'
elowed a little and blushed bccomingly
trust. for was not unwilling to officially
annoarcc thnt WIS no longer a reporter.
a." ! am the new editor .s
Ny companion was again silent unit we
reached TIE crntr5 Of The valley whcEl
pointing 10 little clump Of bushes, be
slowly remarked: s.
I'VE killed the last editor oforer there
| ceased to glow and no longer blushed
recovered enough to make 4 desperate At
tempt at facetiousness, aud asked
"Where was the one before the las. kill
ed?"
"Oh. he yas killed back ia town in
barroom fight, but the one before him, whq
was the first, wasn't killed" ~
That was too bad.
"Ncs the fellow he ofCTded mcarswcli
but orly sho, him through the ankle. Some
do shy as how he died from the shot, lul rs
he lived four months, aud took in consider
able whisky all the time, | say its giving
too much credit to the buckshot 10 say hc
died from the wound
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
Lowest Possible Prices,
TFFE TssY.EOR EEOUSE,
Formerly Sappington HoteD
CHARLFSTOWN. WEST VIRGINIA.

THE undersigned having leased the above
I named Hotel. and re-paiuied, renovated
and thoroughly and comfortably furnished II,
now informs tbcpublic that lac Is prepared To
receive permanent boardcrs or transient guests.
The experience of wears a host is an assu-
rance cthis autness and ability 10 cater agrcca-
blyto 1lc wants Of the public, and he believes
he su' serves Ills own interests best by serving
thcpu5l;c generously and honestly and courte-
0Usly.
Rooms con. Portable Ialloara Ear well sup
piled: Stables ample for the accomTodation ol
horses AT Livery uTnihuscs aitonc upon aTIl-
val and departure # trains agS9,s Hioderaie
July ., isSl-3m. N =. IA LUX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23

How % cat an orange: 4 iosk 's picrc-
cd partly through the center Of .,n orange,
entering it from The stem side. The foik
serve. lor a handle, which j. held iD ihclclt
hand. while with q sh3lr knife tie peel and
thin skin are eat Df in thin strips from tho
TOP Of the orange 20 the fork handle. Now
holding 10 in the riglt hand the orange can
be eaten, leaving al lie Ibrous pulP on The
fork. Any gourmet knows that TIC only
way to eat ~ orange IS to suck II. By this
methld the .ame san factory rcsult il Cd
taincl in more reputable manner. a taIt
orange eaten in this fashion Is ALLEGED y be
am appetizer"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23

Some months ago the Lord Bishop Or
came 10 this country OF visit % the Res.
DR.. -, of the Episcopal Church ln Ncy
York. Tie Doctor insGucted 4 colcrcd
boy in his service 10 knocs ~ the bedroom
door of the Lord Bishop early IN the nom
ing and -ay, MY Lori the boy" Ad-
cordingly the next morning, ihc boy. somc-
what dazcd by 20 much grandeur, knocked
al the Bishops door, ho called oui, = Who
Is there?" The boy Icpoadei, " The Loi9,
NV bow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23

At the burial of the infant daughter Of
Captain Joseph Rob,nd, Of Caldwell, Texas,
it was observed hat q dog that had been al-
lowed to plar with the child while alive had
followed The remains 10 the grave, and
while arrangements were being made Tor
the intermcnt Of the baby the dog hung
around the corpse, moaning most piicousiy
and otherwise exhibiting iis grief, AMI
when the grave was opened 10 jumped IN
and refused to come out ior coaxing or
scolding. At last the dog was tied with a
rope aud taken from the ground and Sc
cured to tree to pTeyert is going into the
grave again. Anor the burial rites were
performed and Tie dog was approached to
be turned loose, it was found dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
4 Barley HoH suited for an HboHy
Lobbyist.

We'll Uncle Miles" said q Little Rock
Justice 10 an old colorcd man who had Just
been arraigncd, You have been brought
before me on 4 very serious charge, that oi
striking little hoy with 2 club.
",jedge, I'sea ole man Ike ycnefi hot ]
aia't aiccr 70 kick niger o. hit a white
maa. Use been hcah TOO long Doan talk
ter me bout hittin' boy
But the witness says you struck hit
boy witfa clGb."
"Wall. now. ter set inside arguments fur
doan like p'Iitical 'scu@iops ] did bit de
boy, but ain't guilty oh de charge
How can yOu sustain sticil an unrcasonl
bic statement? Old man, IL SIC had pot
been boys together and played in shrt-iail-
cd delight around the barn and duck pPnd,
would commit you N;thou, further cxim
ination."
"Joglc, lia,cn tO nc. ! was gwinc alona
the road 4 rabbit h0ppcd out before ulc,
sai on his lunches and grinncd. New, :.
way dat we wuz cdycatcd was dis: 10 a
rabbit hops out before ym fore dinner,
fling at him or ycr'll hab bad luck; but ar
ter dinner, yer mus not fling at him, lessen
yer hab bad luck. Now, dat rabbit hoppgd
out flung de clubai BIN an hit de- boy"
e know, replied tie judge, but u '@a5
in the afternoon when YOU struck the BY"
Oats fact. jedgc; but de reason Nuz
dat dc boy WIZ so fu- away dat II tuck de
club all dat time ter git &C. him
Miles 20 to Jail You have onigrowi
the old hemp shirt you used 10 wear but
your capacity for lying stretches viih ~
Cining yCars.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
POETR u.
GROWING OLD GRlCEFULLT.

Softly. oh softly the years have sWeptDy thee
Touching thee lightly with tenderest care;
Sorrow and care did they often bring nigh thee
Vet they have left thee but beauty 10 wear,
Growing old gsi6efully,
Gracefully alr.
Far fam the storms that are lashing the ocean
Nearer each day % the pleasant home light
Far from the waves that are big with commotloa
Under full sail and the harbor in sight
Growing old cheeriully,
Cheerful and bright.
Past ali Il winds that were adverse and cliill-
Past all the islands that lured thee to rest
Z lst all the currents that wOoed thee unwilling
Growing old peacefully;
Peacefully bicst.
r ever feeling &C envy or sorrow.
Where the Bright faces Of children are seen
Never a ycar from their youth wouldst thou
borrow
Thou dost remember what licth between.
Growing old willingly;
Gladly, ween
Rich IN experience that angels might coyet
Rich in a aii;a that has grown with thy years
Rich I'm the love that grew from and above il
Soothing thy sorrows and hushing thy fears.
Grow Ing cla wealthily;
Loving and dear.
Hearts III tic scund of tfy coming are lightnd
Ready and willing thy hand to receive;
Many a face at tbs lind words has frightened
1t IS more blessed o. give than recciyc!
Growing old happily,
BlCst, We believe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23

Nothing j. so admirable a. logic. Al
French traveller hurried Outof thcOycflaBd
train at Collax last week, tircl and dn.iy,
e.ied out: Vaitaircl bring M bjf t.s-''
The waiter replied that il wouid take halt
an hour to order and cook thedesirei Wand,
while the train only stayed iiitecn minutes.
The kindly and sweet-tcmpered Ganl rc-
torted, "Vell, den, bring nie half BIT tex
The waiter wilted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23

Bismarck has received as many as thirty
American letters by one mail asking for his
If Bismarck believes with poor
old Carlyle that America j. comp0sed OF iii-
IS million people mostly fools, no cne can
blame him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23

Colonel Cobb came into he office yeaDr.
day. pretty well corne1 IL Was eithn.
from his appearance that his mind was dis
turbcd Pulling chair up close by Die
side Of the editor hc askcd
What's all this ere talk Dcnt y co'aic7
I've looked my almanac through, an ~ bc
angcd i ] can End oul Il hate bout iL.'
What kind Of an almsnac have yony'
asked the dissemination Of wisdom.
Il dunno, but 'taint cot notbhf in u
bout the comic.
q" j. it q comic almanac
" No. guess not
"Wcll, colcncl, ihats The troable"
- iicw you're right, boss" replied be,
"an' b'licye III 20 au' gii comic alma
nae an find onl bon. this ere thing right
away
And he went
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23

ARidgeield man has invented a chair
which can be adipslrl 20 eight thousand
different positions II is designed for boz
70 1T in hen having his hair cut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
sgOhn &. Eegg y Company,
FLOUR GRAIN AND

Commission Merchants,
So. Spears Wharf and . Patterson ST., BALTIC.
THQMAS II. BOTTS has an interest IN our
! business from this date.
JOHN c. LEGG & CO.
Julv I. Sl-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-23
XtirNlnia 9tee gte5s.
JuIy 23, 1887.

T.relrs Hours on tie NorSo,i. q HcsicrH
II. II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19

Jacks0OrO.
Special to the Herald.
Jacksboro, July lS.-Distrtct court has
entered upon its second week, and up "a
d,te has disposed Of two murder cases, viz;
Jones Leonard, who last March killed two
men named Doyle and Leroy, who openly
avowed their intention Of taking bis (Leon.
ard's) hsir. Lsonard met them and duel
10 the death was the resultin which Leon.rd
killed both his opponents. Levi Pettis,
also indicted for murder, va;
acquitted. A brother-in.lev of
Of tet.is, named McGee, while crsxed with
liquor, XII led Pettis own brother, By cut.
ting bis throat Levi Pettis pursued McGee
and killed him with q single.tree. The a.
torneys Of Petlis and Leonard increased their
reputation - ablo and successful lawyers by
obtainiHg verdic,s for their clients, notwith.
standing the brilliant and earnest efforts oi
tho county attorney on behalf Of the state.
A $500 school house will be begun nox,
week.
Immigration Il flowing In tho county.
Copious rains ere reported oil around and
tho farmers aro jubilsnt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19

AAomHAossOs
Special to the Herald.
Henrietta, July Is The engineer corps Of
>the Fort Worth & Denver railroad, under
Major Murrell, chief engineer, have located
their line within elk miles Of Henrietta. The
citizens Of the town will make reasonable
dbpstion 10 get the road. which would insure
the Gainesville road crossing q. this point, and
make II one of The livest towns In the north
west.
A man named Williams, from Dallas
county looking at the cou' try, bought as self.
cooking revolver, and while experimenting
with Il to-day put ball 10 bis leg. He 10 on
his way back to Dsilas.
The corn crop In this section is light.
Wheat and small grain generally good.
Cotton 90 far 10 doing we'll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19

The stRlwRrts Resolve to stand Firm
for COnklihg--Lap60m q IL within
Five Votes Of the Required Number
10 Elect-TwO lncGeciual Ballots
Taken.
Albany, N. Y, July 15.-The s.slwsrts
this morning iu conference resolved 10 stand
firm for Conkling.
In the senate today Senator Mill intro.
duced bill wh ich provides that wherever
vacancy exists in the office Of representative
In congress from the state, occurring
on or after the fourth day Of
March In tbs year, and mora than sixty
days before a general election, 4 special
election TO 6ll such vacancy shall DO ordered
and held, provided petition therefor In
writing. signed by at least two hundred elec
tors Of the congressional district In which
the vacancy exists, and who are entitled 10
vote 10 said district for such representative
In congress, shall be presented 70 the COVER.
nor At least fifty days before the time OF hold
ing the general election. Tho bill
was madethe spe,ial order for tomorrow.
The joint convention met at noon to-day
and proceeded TO vote to flll tho vso,ncy oc.
casioned BY the resignation Of Coz king.
When Il. 8. Tu.hill's name was called ho
proceeded 10 defend tho stslwsrts for de-
manding regularly called caucus and
spoke Of tho effect Of ties on the Unitel
States senate in the past, lie also said that
II would be stupid blundo. to elect Messrs.
Miller and Lspham, and thus give the house
Of representatives 10 tho demo rate. II
icsisted that the tlmo had not arrived for sd.
jouramen,.
The vote resulted a. follows Lspham 81,
Potter 81 Ccnkling ~, Evarls i; necessary
10 4 choice 50
Speaker Sh rpe did MT vots, and Il wa,
announced that be was paired.
Senator Holbert inquired with whom he
was paired.
The chair said hs could not give the infor
nation.
Mr.. SpInola said hs knew Of no democrats
he was paired with.
Another ballot was then taken which
sAowsd 10 change from Ne asA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
Dodd CITY.
SpcoIal TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Dodd City, July ia negro was horris
bly, mu,ilated here at half past ten O'Clock
last night by the regular freight, bound east.
Though still alive, there 10 no hope Of his
recovery. Being intoxicated, the presump-
tion is he was struck by the pilot while on
the track. Ris right leg was broken in two
places, right arm and hand mutilsted and
head seriously injured. He wus found by
Mr. Cobb In the centre of the track after tho
train passed. and WAS removed just few
minutes before an extra thundered by.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
New BraunfOln

Special to the Herald.
New Braunfols, July 1s-After q drouth
of three months and ince,sant heat, heavy
rains are now prevailing in this section of the
state.
Cotton looks splendid and the prospects
for . good crop look favorable enough.
Epough corn will be made for home con,
sumption. Wheat and oat, have turned out
very we'll, aud:.hree.fourths of crop have
been made,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
Henlpsteisd.

Special to the Her. Id.
Hampstead, July s-Atter about two
weeks illness y. Il Clspport, master mechanic
of the Austin branch of tho Fl. s. 7. q. rails
road company, died here at $3.50 this afternoon.
He le yes devoted family and host Of
friends to mourn bis death He was well
known In railroad circles and highly respected
by oil, being possessed of oil the noble attri,
butss Of man. He will be buried tomorrow
evening by the knights of Honor, of which
order he was member.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
COnnRncllo.

Special to the Herald.
Comanche, July 1S.-The first rain In
this country for nearly two montha, fell
yesterday, too late though to benefit the corn
crop, which 10 completely ruined.
Our people feel deep interest in the Fort
Worth & Rio Grande railroad, ard
Comancbo is ready to 60 her part in the
enterprise.
A sewing machine agent, getting full of
''red eye" WAS pulled In to.daytAnd left a
machine for security.