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london, July io.-In the house Of commons
isst night, In COMMITTEES, bsslde the elimiua.
ton OF Canada from the immigration clauss =,
tne land bill, all mention Of particular iss.,.
ltles 70 omitted, 90 that the CLAUSE A. s,,.~s".
amply sives The commissioners 10 81 nno,. =
sm,S,s,ia. n rSsa ne ,A eil power 70 arrsSss icf
the .sollcitor.generai hoIuins thst cci.p,s,se pS,s,ses
l0rslgn povefOments will - covsssS - \. er
words "publ!o bodiss.'' '''~ " sns
.sAsIne sAn ansndnest e1sred b. NJ. ro,sIev
sem 70 s SSpsaxsd SS iS 49, iss.ss9 i1sss.ss9 as ~
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Fort worth.
Special 10 tho Herald.

Fort WORTH July lb.-Mr. +. NJ. Snow died
yesterday afternoon and was buried 10 dsy.
The entertainment given last night By Pro.
lessor Mciiheny's scholars was very much
appreciated BY those present, and the youns
ladies' acquitted themselves very oredItab,v'
a runaway occurred on Main street n ar
Gay aiternoon. A team Of horses oysftnrns,l
nnneaIvery n,y wapon and then ian to the stable
:, a match game of hillisrSs between Mr..
Frank Trombly and Mr.. lIanoox resulted In
victory for Il Q latter. The pame WA aol
poiuts up with four balls, ""' wv
1ss Ex,veyetnor 20 e Coke and Congressman Well.
=. Captaln ,. y. Paddook yester'ay droppsd A
KNIFE on MS foot, aud the point strikins q
'o@s Innlcted quite q pAinfnf wound,
Inc Texas 4 Pacinc train from the West vns
one hourlats td.dsy. "'-' WV
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
a reinforcement OF Recruits for the
Penttentinry From Mckinney
and LOOgview-Clailns Passed
Upon by the Veteran
Board Teachers Iu-
stitutc at ny
Ter, Etc,
Etc.
Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

MCnhuncy.
Special to the Herald.
Mckinney, July l5.-The weather ia very
warm. lhethermometer has registered from
8to l02 degtees lor the past week.
The following cases have been disposed OF
In the distrilt court: state vs. Wash Boren, 4,
charged with murder, continued by defend
ant; state vs. Frost, charged with murder,
continued by state; state vA Yelton Lissnby,
theft OF yeariisg, two years In state pri. on,
state vs. Yelton isenby, theft Of mare, verdict
OF not guilty; state vs. Jesse Leach, theft oi
mare, hve " ars In the penii ientiary; state va
BIZ West, theft OF horse, nolle prosequi, de.
feDdant having been sent to penitentiary
from Grayson county for seven years
state vs. John Faulkner. coiored,
or not guilty: state vs Charlie Hodge, moi
guilty; ssate W George Washing on, coior cd
theit Of property, two years In the penitent Il.
ary; State VS. Henry wilkins, theft two year.
In the penitentiary, new trial granted Many
other minor cases have been disposed OF.
me grant jury round nity-ave bills, mosliy
misdemeanOrs.
Ine Gaze OF the state va Dave Brinley
charged with the murder Of Walters, was ia
ken up yesterday, This is an old case Tn,
ind ctment was found in 1870, when L. +
smith, OF Dallas, WAS district attorney for This
district. AS usual hs tied 80 many hard
knots In the Indictment II could not be
quashed. Lawyers Jenkins and Muse, Craie
and Beverly represent the state and
Colonel Clemenson NJ. IL. Gar
nett and II. f. Brown the defendant
Mayor L. Dogett Is special Judge In I, Q case
aud from hisospsrence In IN unicipal matters
rules with much diguity. The case is one OF
much interest. Ns,riy 100 men We're used IN
sci, citing a jury. The grounds are closely con-
tested Dy the counsel on both Sides AS there
are many ~itL. sses The case viii dOubtlessly
co isume several days.
District Clerk q U Johuson has been quite
sick for some time, is up and Mt his post again,
Fine rain has fallen In fferent parts Of the
country within the last few days.
The mas0ns have bought Q lot In the Nor.
row block and will build q handsome two story
brick. move is Oh foot IN build an Opsi q
house adjoining, something much needed vi
Mckinney.
Oats and wheat are coming In lively anu find
aready market at good prices.
Every one seems glad that President Gal
held Is recovering.
Mckinney will hear the whistle Of the East
LIZ inside of q year.
Governor Throckmorton Is much improved
bn' not able to come 10 town. His D, ysiciant
Will not permit him 10 leave home. His being
so jealous In his many cases at this term O
court was the cause ofhis relapse.
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Restricting the Production o { Refined
Sugar.

New York, July l5.-The principal sugar
retlnsrs OF this city have agreed to restrlct tho
prediction refined sugar to 10000. .OCo pounos
a week. instead OF 81, 900 900, the amount usu.
ally p.oducod,, Among the parties 10 this
meyer Elder, d. Castro \ Bonner, Ihe II. o
Mst'h,eesen and Watchers refining comps-
MES. Muller, slerch 4 Co., End others. tits
teportca n ehe trade that the smaller rtnners
kot Aimee the union Of the larger rsflnsrs In
sasta'n prices By limiting the production. Tks
price OF relaed sugar Was forced down ons
cent pouad lest week. o"'
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"A Menace and Lawlesspe..

London, Juls D.-The Pail Mall Gsxe,ta
this evening, In leading article, warns Mr..
Bradlaugh that his notice to the speaker 40
tho house Of commons, declaring that he win
present, present him.elf ~ q the bar. demanding 70 be
reslst physlcal force II offered, Il iuenscs M.
iSwlessness, and that he and his foli =, r.
snonid understand that those who. me ~
- rsi NAL Ssslstts, have supported and intend
and INK can .sa woi no,h claims through thick
failure In t. Snu
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Two Negrocs Mnnwcd for murd.-.

Marianne, Ark, July l5.-Isaac Green and
John Hardin, both sgroes, wore hanged here
to-day In the presence Of 5.eoo people, four.
niths Of whom were colored. Green was con.
victsd for killing John Rlchertis In Couu al,
Bend last April. H.rdin killed william
brown 10 PHILIPPE county two year, sso, but
sSsc1rsd Ss chanss or ysnue 70 Lee county
Lee county district eourt fuIi oonfssciops
were made By the condemusd 90 tho oca06ld.
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mai Institute here. DR.. A. r. Horn, AZ pin
cipal, is giving eminent satisfaction Many
o'her o ucators have written that they will te
mere 10 attend next week. The aim Of the In.
s,tnta has heeo misu derstot Il, but lea,i,rg
liberal minded teachers are comprehendip II.
true ., Jeci, wnI,h 10 the mutual Deneht OI
comparing e> perhnces DIR. Horn says N st
ne nnds the teachers of Texas as thoro lah and
ilvsr public lecture htxi Monday night,
Rain fell all around Tyler YES, erday.
Y. X. st ett, Is IN this section zeaiously ad-
vertisitg Waco as tue proper place fur the
state university.
Several from this plsce will attend the re-
union OF Ector's brigade at Henderson, on
August nth.
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Tanners Twin,

Chicago, July l5.-The Interest In John
Grlscom, The faster, has not yet subsid cd
He visited the Grand opera house last night,
and he feels better this morning for having
'eea The play. For breakfast ho ate two slices
Q, molasses cake and drank a glass of cream.
He tried to swallow some ten 6ut d Nj or ,ai
ish II. lie is still quite weak, with uup eas nj
aensrti ms In the I'D, but In mending, uni re
TANNER, he has no exaggera ed appetite, but
ea's less and desires less than an ordinary
ca'culable value TO scierce
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BOnhann.
Special to the Herald.

Bonham, July l5.-The state meeting OF the
Christian church met In this city yesterday
The church throuahout the state 10 srepresent.
ed. The meeting was called 10 order BY
Elder Carlton, OF Bonnam, who made q few
remarks Of welcome In his own unique and
happy style. otter which, on motion, a com.
Wist.e wn consisting q Elder 4. W. yasksy, Fort
worm, hlder W. X. Hall, Of Dallas, and Mr..
=, IL. skller, OF the same place, were eisots.i
for he purpose OF nominating ofiicers. TINS
oommiltss reported the foilowins, PraS
Charles Carlton, Of Bonhsm president, Elder
Of Dallas, for secretaries, who were elected Sy,
me convention ana installed % perm Suent az.
hcers. Delegates from all over the ntste Ara
II coming in on every train. The church ia
Soon, So,%o % . strong 10 ibis state. with mem.
and other countries. The growth is eotimste,i
at about lO0, 900 per annum "s''u
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Quebec, July l5.-Flre sthis year creating
great destruction In this vicinity. Eush fires
are seemiogly burning almost at all points OF
the compass. Margaret Island, some miles
below on the south shore, WAS last ight re.
ported all on fire. ST Jean Chrysostome ia
also burning. and the breaker and ilns mill
report I'd prey 10 the Il ines. The city lasl
evening and again from about Q y. N. W IS
illltd with dense smoke, and the shipping is
almost unable 10 m We about on the river,
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Marriage of Cong res,mnu sneor

Wash ngton, ID. c. July Ii. -Representa-
tive Emory speer, OF Georgia, was married
lastnisht to Mis- Eleanor D. Morgan, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, DIR. j, Il.
Morgan. Toe ceremony was performed by
Kew. Father Cole. st, Dominica church. Al
the conclusion OF the wedding service, a re.
risd couple left ior athens, Ga,
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Ill.Hcalth i'm Russia .

st.Petersburs, July 10. The Golols Gays the
peasants In the Arous district, near Norsor.
cd. are suffering from constant bleeding nj
the nose, accompanied by the appearance OF
large, black spots on the body. A local san,-
tery committee has established quarantine In
the environ Of st Petersburg, The deaths
IN 81. Petersburg last week exceeded the blr tins
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victimixed by Gamblers.

Oil City, July b.-A farmer by the name OF
Hare, residing In Warrencounty. was ylctimi.
zed by ihree.card.monte men few days suo
losing s56j.. lie came to this city and mn, An.
matter in he hands OF Chief0f Pb iceSmisp
NELL, and that officer succeeded In rtcoyerinr .
so1 OF N. money, Tor which the granger WINS
his heart and gave the otllcer one dollar.e ep''e"
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Tho Red uced reIcwr.ph Rate.

London, July l5.-The Anglo. American
telegraph company, the direct United States
csoe company, and Compasuio Franc also du
telegraphe dc Paris. .at New York, have given
notice that on and after Augu { lat npnroxi-
mates o, transm,ssions NJ teeg ans between
New YORK. and ths United Kingd m ani
France Will be reduced to % GEMS per word
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Cooling Rain nc Ciuc,nu.,,.

Cincinnati, July l5.-R fell th 60 hcurs
last eveniag and tho temperature fell twenty
degrees. The city was In q thnpksg,y,np
mood over toe deliverance from tho excessive
heat OF the pasttei days.
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=. The after ding surgeon report, a. $50 p. m
hat the president has had hardly any fever to-
day ana that he has taken more solid food
Than during the pre- vious corresponding reriod
and that al, his 8, mp.oms continue TO be favor
alb Q and encouraging
unoflcial pullatin, Up. m.-The president
has continued to do we'll during the ,i.y. This
AFTERNOON the fever has Deea slighGer than
on any day since the Sd. His pulse Is 9S; tem-
perature lJ0.4; respiration 20.
THE GARFIELD FUND.
New York, July Is The amount subscribed
to the Ga field fund to-day was Sl,279. The
total amoun. is Sl45, ,7S3
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Tylsr.
Special 10 the Herald /,

Tyler, July lS-Thsrs ore about tve.tv
sss'hsn attending ne shors term Of shs Nor.
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Pope Leo Complains 70 King Hmm.

London, July i5.-A Rome dispatch says
Pope Leo has written privately to King Hum.
bert, complaining bitterly OF the conduo, of the
government In not preventing the recent dis.
turba zee, and declaring that he Will protest In
the lace q Europe in regard to tho position
occupied BY the pontifr0t Rome.
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a'n"'i"n or colds Murderer.
London, July l5.-The examination Of
Arthur LEROY before the magistrates, Will take
p'acs to-day at Critchfield, In tho dlsty,ct
whers the body ofGuld was found. "'''''''
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
GRATIFYING PROGRESS PERoIpTIBLB

He Has Hardly Any Fever, Takes
More, solid NOurishment Than
During the Previous Cor es-
pODdtng Period, and
His symptoms Con-
tinue Favorable
and EncOur.
aging.
Washington, ID. c. July l5, Official bulletin
Executive Mansion, $3.50 a. MI he presid en-
has rested well during the night and is
doing admirably this morning and takes his
food with relish. His pulse Is 90; tempera-
ture 9S; respiration Is.
ID. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
kOBERT RkYBuRN.
presidents condition continues very we'll
This morning his pulse was 9i; TEN yeraturre
9s, respiration Is.
e-- d. w. BLISS.
X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RkYBuRN.
Executive Mansion The following tele.
gram was sent by the attending surgevns to the
consulting physicians this event. G: Ex' Gu
tive ,nsion, Up. m.-Io Drs. Frank Ham.
TO do vel this evening. His fever is daily less
marked. A smaller quantity of milk has been
given snd I'D .ood subs ituted and relish. d .
ne hae h AL less rum, and AZ Intervals vi se'-
eral hours has taken some Tokay WINE,
In al about two ounces and half
of the latter. Last night his hyp dermic
Injection consisted Of 3-l8 grains vf morpuia
ony. which proved zuiiicisnt to secure rest
This morning We ha, q al cred the dose of sui
phate quinia e. three grams to be taken thr. g
tin g daily. YESTERDAY at 7p.m. his pulse
was 9S; T. mperature l0l respiration % ro-
day atS:3Ja. M. his pulse was 80; temp srature
9S; respuatto Is. At p. m. his pulse WAS
Oh temperature 9S; respiration IS.
ID. W. DLIss
j. X RARNEs.
J.J, WOODWARD.
Robert kkYBURN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

SUSPICIOUS SYMPToMs.--A minister
who was not too careful in his habits
was induced by his friends to take the
teetotal pledge. His health appeared
to suffer, and his doctor ordered him
to take one glass of punch daily.
''0h T. said he, Il dare not. Peg
gy, my old housekeeper, would tell the
whole parish" a..
when do you shave p the doctor
asked.
I'm the morning"
Then, said the doctor, shave at
night; and when Peggy brings you up
your hot water, you can take your
glass of punch just before going to
bed.
The minister afterward appeared to
improve in health and spirits. The
doctor met Peggy soon after, and said:
I'm glad to hear. Peggy. that your
master is better"
Indeed, sir, he's better, but his
brains affected there's something
wrang wi his mind"
How p
Way, doctor, he used to shave at
night before going TO bed, but now
he shaves in the morn, he shaves be-
fore dinner, he shaves after dinner.
he shaves at night--he's aye Shawn"
The symptoms were. indeed very
suspicious.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

BrhL ARP's view OF LTrE.-Ws
had ! good old-fashioned country
dance lass night. and don't feel any
worse this morning for il. We hid
1 young people and middle-agei eople,
and old peonfe, and those of ii who
didn | tFipsoa the light fantasai q efoe,
sat on the bread piazza and talked and
looked on. aud enjoyed ourselves all
the same. A. - used 10 % when the
gush and vigan If yuuth we're upon
Us. What blessed thing IT is that
nature takes away our desire for frolic
8 we grow older. and begin 10 wear
the sere and yellow leaf. i don't care
tosdance now that the spring in mv
extremities il gone and tlaEe's lead
il my shoas. ard ! don't mean z
lament that old age is creeping On me,
for ! have many new pleasures, and one
OF these is 70 look on and see other
people happy. Enjoy your day,
whether it be in youth or old age /:
enjoy every day, make most of it get
all out Of life you can. IL won't paw
TO always be laundering after some
thing or grieving over troubles that
haven't came and may never come.
| know people who let the dark side
Of life cheat EN- out Of every DAYS
happiness. who ponder and fret over
little troubles until they swell M like
dried apples and get to be big ones,
and they can't eat or sleep in any
peace.
Life TO them is q grindstone, and
the grit Of it is always cutting away
little by little until there's nothing
left. Enjoy the day; get some good
out Of it even if its nothing but con-
tentment for good health and being
out of jail An oldgentleman of three
score years and ten was here last
night-came FIVE miles Just to see the
young people happy-and he was
bright as the full moon. and it was
pleasure to see him and listen to him
discourse upon life and how to live
and how to farm, and so on. He's
seen trouble enough, goodness knows,
but he never took it to heart or snr-
rendered his manhood.-Atiantd On
stitution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

WITH A REsERvATI0E.-"Do you
believe in predestination ?" inquired
q Mississippi steamboat caPtain OF a
clergyman who happened to be ira
Yelling with him.
"Of course I do, was the reply.
Then you believe that whatever is
to be will be p
Certainly"
well, I'm glad of it."
Why
Because I'm going TO pass that
boat ahead in just fifteen consecutive
minutes, if there il any virtue in pine
knots and safety valves. So don't be
alarmed if the boilers are not going
to burst they won't, that's all. !"
Upon this the divine began to put
on his hat and looked az if he was go-
ing to back out, which the captain
Observing remarked, II thought taat
you believed in predestination. .
so do. bat prefer being little
nearer the stern when it takes place. =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

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And f,or, thst ,na,oont - ;nax-
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suddanlv anneorad !, their n1i9lsf
foIlowad ~ ! oman in whose
arms restei a 'tipv infant
Mrs. Thorrton snrang IN hav feat
while Cieely Howard shrank hsek
with q low annrehansive cry
.sNoel Thornton !, exclaimed the
rnother awhat does this mean Z
Whose child l. that y,
s4sAgv .chiIdi' he said nrcnIntlv
tsYts y,,cthas..s~,r. lau-F,,I w;fa las
dad ~ 60, ss's,s -" co -, " Cod
Eno,ps the9 1.~'~@ s;nnaS enouSh
ara;nst ,,e ..s p1Sse n denv;no her
her r;gbtC,' js A1..,sItien n the world
and nv neglact has been hardeath.
blow P,,f ,f Heaven will accent
,nv davot;on 70 bar ch;Id &c NV
a.e,o,s,ant e., tSa 1.,rona, dona ~
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15
MARY, PUr ON ANOTHER PLATE. .

MARY, PUT ON ANOTHER PLATE. a"
"A good story is told of couple OF
farmers who lived few miles apart.
One day one called on the other, hap
pening around at dinner time. The
person called upon, by the way, was
a rather pecunious old fellow. He
was seated ct che table -<Ejjo--inps hia
dinner. The visitor drew up to the
stove, looking very wistfully toward
the table. expecting the old farmer to
invite him to dine. The old man kept
on eating.
What's the news over your way,
neighbour p (still eating) mo news,
eh ?"
"No, / believe not" Presently a
thought struck the visitor. well.
yes, friend, / did hear of one item Of
news worth mentioning.
"Ah! what is that p
"Neighbor John has a cow that has
FIVE calves
as that so? Goodness gracious
What in the thunder does the fifth calf
do when the others are sucking ?"
Stands and looks on Just as do,
like a fool"
Mary, put on another plate"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

"a A gentleman who was inspect
ing a house in the most fashionable
part of Austin complained that the
location was too dull and lonesome,
that there was no life. 1T may seem
q little duh now" responded The own
er Of the house. "but you wait till the
grocera and butchers are trying %
collect their bills, and you will think
there Is q fair or q circus out an this
part Of town. / know it is a little
dull during the day. That's the way
it is in all fashionable localities, bat
just wait till about twelve o'clock at
night when these heightened roOsters
came home drunk. and pound on their
front doors and whoop. -7eras Sifi-
ings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

~ The sudden unpopuIarity of the
phonograph is all owing to Bubbins
He bought the FIRST phonograph ever
owned in this city, and it came BY ex-
press Friday evening. He took it
under his arm and stopped in al
several places to discuss politics
and things. and when he got home
and attempted to exhibit the phono-
graph to his wife, that deprayed in
strument remarked, in several distinct
tgness
Set ,em up for the boys, barkeeper.
Whoop. hOorayl Yer's luck. Fill THE
flowing bowl. Who's afraid Of the old
woman
No uSrs monographs for the boys,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-12-15

LIFE's AUTUME.-Like the leaf life
has its feading. We speak and think
of it with sadness just as we think Of
the autumn. But there should be no
sadness at the fading Of life that has
done we'll its work If we rejoice Mt
the advent Of a new life, If we well
come the coming Of q new pilgrim to
the uncertainty Of this worlds ways
why should there be so much gloom
when all these uncertainties are past,
and life at its waning wears the glo-
ry Of completed task 2 Beautiful as
is childhood in his freshness and in
nocence its beauty il that of unified
life. IL il the beauty of promise, Of
spring. Of the bud. "A hoiier and q
rarer beauty il the beauty which the
warning life Of faith and duty wears.
It is the beauty Of q thing completed
and az men come together to congrat-
ulate each other when some great
work has been achieved and see in
its concluding nothing but gladntsss
so ought be to feel when the setting
sun filings back its beams. upon Iifs
that has answered well LIES purpose.
When the bud drops are blighted ard
the mildew blasts the early grain and
there goes all hope Of the harvest one
may well be cad; but when the II.
pened year sinks amid garniturs 81
autumn flowers and leaves Why should
we regret Or murmur 2-AnoB.