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The Snb-Treasury to-day lost 81 3I7, O62 on bal
ance made mp by losses of $26,37l currency and
Sl,32O,6 91 coin. Money on call was i'm abundant
supply at per cent, which rate the bulk of the
days business was done, but late loans of small
amounts were maze at 303l2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as follows:
For the day-Exchanges, $146, 49,, ISL; balances,
$3.50 99 For the week-EXchanges
S925.1164 400; balances, $50, 40s 397. The trans
actions at the Sub-Treasurv covered Receipts,
$1,000 sS3 payments, $2,377, 945; currency bal
ance. "a, 131 ,532 coin balance, $7S, 025614.
Tho United States Treasurer now holds United
States bonds to secure National bank circulation,
1850, O0O0 bonds deposited during he week,
$1,37 800; bonds Withdrawn during the week,
Ss2s,50O. National bank circulation outstanding;
currency notes, 1857, 84S, 500; gold notes,
to-day amounted to 1871 1853 and the internal rev.
enne receipts to $4SS,346. The Treasurer received
TZZZ,OOo nNational bank notes for redemption
the tai of such receipts for the week. compared
with the same week of 1850. being az folloMs
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ThE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH AND

NETWORK: No. G Rr0ad- 81.
LONDON; No. p Royal Exchange. z G
LIVERPOOL: \ Exchange Build NJ.
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VNO THE HOLDERS OF THE CAPITAL

n. ,slOth and other SECURITIES of THE MTDI,AND
b $4,000 I'D. SonPANG OF NEM.JERs Y.N otioe Is
n%Ik 9s9neh una and Western Raj road Company viii DO
prepared 10 make the exchange and
Ndei Tor IN the Articles OF
dated une To- 1881 by which the Mid and Rarnsd CON-
PAM OF eM-JerSey was merged into
the New York. Susquehauna Western Ilsrosd COM
pa ana IN accordance with the Circular dated inv So
ISL explaining the basis which said exchanse cod IS
OF The Circulars De obtained az the oces Of tho
No 80 Liberty-sL, NeW.NOrk City. f-''
A ILvE Secretary
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yr,rrr, NKW-loRK, sept Is. 1881. j
E'hE annual meeting of the stOckbo derS oP
TINS Company wlll be held the ofce OF tie Copns1
on tuesday october Il, leSl, az II O'Clock m mo tr9n
p VIII be closed saturday sept ~, reoie. OCT Ia
). L. VALENTINE, secretary.
ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD CowPayY y
y.1rrr, .N-N-r-.r NEW YORK sept. Ii, ISL. 3
I'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the StorkhoId-
ers ana voting bondhoder FOR election oi DIRECTORS
VIII ps held al the Offices CifT
- - $3.50 ~ = y Iva
Transfer books viii close instant and reopen October
I" b. q. MITCHELL.
- refar
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Since open'g -''fN''~'
igaton 1850 339 Is G6so23 1900 COZ sI610s1o
First receipts by lake 1880 March 2O Canal opened
opened May 10 my - N@I'i
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rested me in by-path. He was smoking n china
pipe and he blew smoke between all his sentences
Said he: Bouquet you have overlooked me %
Anything IN the flower line, citizen 7"
"No, something in tho line of truth Bououet
From convenient place beneath the window, ] have
heard your mornings discourse on the early school
masters of New-Amsterdam. You gave Dominic
Bogardus the whole credit 1t is true that er-o6ico
as minister he also birch weder over the Meth
crand youth. But he delegated that high dntv tn
me, and brought me along with him from Holland
as schoolmaster by deputy. My name citizen. il
not Bogardus, but Adam Roelentsen, and | W as the
first schoolmaster on Manhattan island"
{" Ah Roeen tsen, methinks have heard of Won 4,
You were put in the stocks and banished for too
much gallantry with Dame Sybolts, in the wear
1916"
"Wholly on account of the strength of Van
Cortlands beer, Bouquet My little residence and
school, eighteen feet by thirty and the ceiling
eight. stood next to the brewery My terms of
tuition were two beavers year. It CHANGED that n
rival arose to me in Jan Van Ipendam. and he
coveted my scholars and beaver skins What did
the knave but send me keg of Van Cortlands beer
and Harck Sybolts wife to help me drink itY 7
yielded to the tankard's influence; the vocative
turned to potential and the genitve to accusatve
l was cited before the court and jagged and
stocked. NV Punishment was never carried into
elect, and have been ever since looking for n iobD
4" | believe, friend Adam, that you were laundry.
man as well as schoolmaster ~
"Yes, so moderate the returns from nv
scholars. so unstable at times my beaver skins.
that took in washing by the year, and after had
to sue for my money. My house between White
hall and Broad-sts, all clapboarded and the roof
matched, cost me complete from the hands of the
carpenter just $40. There. Bouquet, whaled tho
pilgrim fathers of Manhattan while ODD Dominic
Bogardus was sweating over the preparation of his
dry sermonsW
My walk led me down Ffth-ave. to the region of
Columbia College, the oldest and the chief college
endowment OF New-York, and apparently rising
again to that importance its situation and history
should insure. Turn the side of the great marble
cathedral and walk to the diagonal from it's
parsonage. There, on the most valuable ground in
the city. stands solid block Of college architec
tnre OF different ages and partly in the mason's
hands STILL 1t incloses IN the centre. facing south
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M0ULT0N MINING COMPANY.
SIN further developments of the MoULroN NINE b,,,
induced the withdraw offer TO sell the stool.
at 81 and from this price is advanced 20 a 80
share at which figure be held untl further noto.
DoNNELL. LAWSON & SIMPSON
Financial and Transfer Ageatx
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SAN antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, March 1l.-Work on tho
Sunaet extension has commenced in earnest.
About mile of track has been laid west OF
the city and construction bridges will begin
immediately.
III. Cocker, an old and respected citizen
Of this county, retired TO bed a. his house on
Salado street last night The family found
him depd this morning, having passed away
during sleep.
Federal court isin sesson. No important
business VAS transacted. -.
The San Antonio singing societies will be
we'll represented ct the Galveston sangerfesL
Ex-motber Superior Roselin, of the con-
vent, fell dead this evening in the garden of
thst institution, Of heart disease. She taught
school ia the morning apparently in good
health
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Cn,,rt ofAnpenls.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, March 9'--The following cases
were decided to-day by the court of appeals;
Reversed and remanded. George McPhail VS.
the state; from Gonzales.
Ohildress IL Brother VS. Hsye & Co.;.froin
Galveston.
Ex-parta Howerd Wslker.
Flynn g MoSpadden VS. David Lynch;
from Fort Bend.
w. W., alias Bunk" Simms. vs. the state;
from Limestone.
Afirmel--A. j. Walker ct al VS. the state;
error from Liberty.
Raleigh White VS.. the state.
The affirmence of the grea. bond case Of
A. j. Walker OF 81 created quite ripple in
leghl circles. A full synopsis of the opinion
viii DO published as coon as the opinion is
accessible.
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Caucns OF nemoc cradle senators

Washington, March 1.-THE democratic
senators held brief caucus this morning and
unanimously agreed TO carry out tho pro-
gramme heretofore agreed upon for the i'm
mediate organization of the senate COM
mittee. Rumors of "a compromise with re-
publicans for division of control of the senate
have no substantial foundation. No such
proposition was considered at to-dav's meet
ing and prominent democratic senators say
they have not heard Of any proposition of the
kind from either SIDE
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r.markabie AssanIs on IA Ciorsyman

Remarkable Assaulf on n ClorEyman.
Cincinnati, O., MsFca OH tie t0~n Of
Fsirfsid, IN the northwestern part Of Green
county. Ohio, the Rev. J. T. Hale, pastor Of
toe Reformed church. was struck On sbs
head with club BY George w. Musser, 10
year, old. The testimony At ths preliminh
~ trial before q magistrate At FArasii dsvsl
opea this account Of the affair: Last Sun
day ct the beginning Of church services
Musssr vas vhispsring and laughing. vhsn
The Rev. Mr.. Hale called out to rim,
George husssr, We WI excuss you from
the congregation" Husser lhft. vent
o butcher shop. procured = hickory club,
returned 80 the church, aud waited outside
Tor services 10 Close. IN 81 his be had been
mature Tssrs. Who s1vissd biDa 70 Ekip NJ
Hale, sad vent along 70 sss i done. Wbon
church vas over. tbs Rev. NJ. Eaie cane
cut sccgmQ.nied ~ La uiIe. riiI8 BE car
red ozs rflI1 on 1is am ia lei anotber.
Al ais iim5 hr-ser c11foried lin ard
rsrnsrkisr "fon tsve r1ircl mr ct11clcr
and I III In vou." f1srLirr a. .i1i.i1r
icrn b a les E1l u. 1.-7 N tae
f.csl sr1 -1t1 crl~a rlrClI-1 L,fl1rlsrl
in,s-rolz. rlsa Ersie- -. rlsssl ~
reIrterf n SIRE rz.10r. JrIl
rt1isr ir,s--1-s' f15'-rrl.t r1.sL Ilt
~ a.. I.i1 h-il'T escaped ls,L iri1IF
nd f1rrIl.I - r1s Euur1lrI l-on Daf-
tcf- Es rrarf ee- srr-f. Il 81 rr.-I-
rrt1zror~ rs Ton ft1 rnrCr shock.
Tousr L'ssss - t-l1 - 11lE1r - rls1ui
VIII hart g. XII he c1rDcriIr 1rs
mud sr-i,s1 iri 6s7rs llulIsri i 1ssl-ibsz
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san Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

SptcIaI 70 tht HaTaIU.
Ssn Antonio, March 9.-Mrs. Isabel
Krsuse, living on the Medina river fourteen
miles from the city, committed suicide last
Sunday by shooting herself through the
heart With a pistol. Her brothers forced
young Kranse to marry her about week
aco In order 20 have flasher FOR her illegiii-
raste child. Krause left Der the nazt dsy at
the solicitaiion OF HE father and brother,
when tho above tragedy occurred.
A lc,t8r from Laredo says good carpenters.
lsborcrs and stone cutters ara needed
badly.
Mccullough viii have crowded houses
nightly.
Postmaster Thome, of Brackets, died at
go today.
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speclal - the Herald.
Jongrisw, March lo.-Tvo highwsymen
robbed John Miles, . farmer living near
Glllel's Mis-, ak miles south Of Warm
Springs on Tuesday evening about dark, Of
$50, The proceeds Of cotton cold hat dsy
1t Longvisr. They met him 1T Aacn's
creek, covered him Hilh Their pistols. and
when be denied shsi be had any money,
thrs.ssnsi 10 shr0r him 10 tbe creek. They
lsft % soon Ne they got his money
Perm work Il progressing rapidly, and the
wssibsr l. very favorable Gardens and
fruit are doing finely.
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Washington, March 11.--Secreisry Blaine
to-ds, addressed arote 10 the British Lega-
zion on the subject of the false reports sent
by the Acting Britsh Consul at Philadelphia
ia regard to the prevalence Of disesse among
swine of the western states. The secretary
reiierates toe statements made IN ESart's
note of the 7.h of March, that all raesns
OF information a. lae foc0uIso Va sAo depes.
ment concur in showing the late published
report as wholly without foundation, and
sends copies of resolutions of the merchants
exchange Of St. Louis snd chamber Of cons
merce Of Cincinnati, explicitly denying tho
report Of disease among swine, and showing
the condition OF the stock In the states OF
Ohio and Illinois is exceptionally healthy.
the prevalence OF disease in Ohio
u esnphsticsly and fully denied,
The secretary of state sent alsD
tho substance OF q communication received
from the secretary Of the treasury conveying
an explicit denial OF The report published u
England, aud asking that tho character and
source Of tho information on which Crump's
dispatch was bssod be sscertsined. In M
swer 10 the 3riiish minister's statement that
the consul ii Philsioiphia ns5e bic report
ppon What bPprsrpd 70 be good authority,
hospcretary Of The state Gays thsi. At this
government can learn after sosrch-
ing i6quiry ieads iIrefiElehly 20 The cor
ciution ihai the good faith of Der majestys
representative at Philadelphla has been
islposed upon by designing specuiaiorl, 70
their own selfish interests and incaiculable
injury 10 legitimate commerce. Ths fecre-
tsry further expresses his trust that tha
Briiirh minister will ooncunviih bif9 IN The
opinion that no steps car DO zoo urgent OF
TOO impressive 10 overishe and contradict
this falss siaieinsni and hat The government
confidently looks % Der najesiY's legation for
hD auihoritstive denial
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Special to the Herald.
Galveston, March 1.-THE motion for 0
writ Of nandamus in the celebrated case Of
the McPhail heirs VS.. Sapley and Platten-
berg, to compel the district clerk to make out
a tranacriptappellants having taken the pau
peas oath, was refused by the supreme
court.
The gauge of the city railroad cnlsis being
changed SO all the cars may be utilized for
the ssngerfest. San Antonio will send dele
cation Of 100 singers. The Sangerfest opens
April 18th and lasts six days. Grand prcpa-
rations are being made.
1t is reported on good authority that Jay
Gould has purchased the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson railroad and will build
depots etc, here.
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speciri 70 the Herald
Wesfhsrford. Esroh 10.-Lat night the
business house Of r Il Foot 4 Co. was
broken open and fhs change lell in the
drawers. nrhounting y only lev dollsrt, vas
taken So couple Of brefc loading shot
runs. some re-0lvers. pocEei-kriTes &c.
The r7ocerr store Il Does q EInEsirim vas
ala, k-nis1 orcr. tui re trir1t II her l1ss
kal rci set b1rr -scert.Inet-
AK f1bsrtso1 h.4 preliminary trial
f-f Re- J -..'ot E47lar f---s-ieT On cttrzs
rrssri ri1 i1-s1t % uur1nl. au1 "
rll-t-1E.l
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Showing the Upinifiated How it is
Dome.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 1l.--At the
Academy Of Music last night Mr. j. W..
Simonton, general agent of the New York
associated press, delivered his lecture on
'How We Get the News" 10 a large and
sppreciative audience. The academy was
connected by telegraph with London, New
Orleans, San francisco, Montreal and Wash
ington, for the purpose of illustrating the
manner of collecting news, and during the
evening dispatches vera received, giving tho
last news from these points
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rHE DALLAS HERALD, THURSDAY MORNINGS MARCH II. 1881

ner called 10 hold an.inquest over tho body
Of Levina Walden, q white woman. about 80
yearD old,who died last night at Harkin's house
The inquest developed that an abortion
had besn.practiced and Harkins was immedl-
ately arrested 10 answer tho charge Of piurder
The deceased was sent to HargiDs' house
about two months sgo for treatment. The
case promises TO be an interesting ono.
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Marshall.

Special TO the Herald.
Marshall, March 10.--GrRy Commandery
No. l6, Knights Templar, was constituted
and lis officers installed at the Methodist
church lsst night. The ceremonies, which
were interesting and impressive, were con-
Quoted by General John J. Good, Of Dallas,
deputy grand commander; W. j. Morphy,
Sherman, G.. s. W.; Benjamin A. Bolts,
Houston, grand treasurer; Robert Brewster,
Houston, CIR; John @. Mccoy. Dallas,
p. G. G.:J. Y. Carpenter, Sherman, ii. G.
Up. f. Il. Sexton, of Marshall, was installed
eminent commander. An able address was
delivered by General Good, of Dallas, after
which a magnificent banquet was given by
the commandery. Champagne flowed free
ly ard toastes were drank
This week the body ofan unknown man
was found in creek twelve miles north Of
Marshall. He hsdon overall pants, checked
shirt and heavy boots. Nothing to lead to
his identity was found on his person. he
had evidently been dead two OF three weeks,
and was probably drowned during the heavy
rains.
j. r. Malone has withdrawn from the race
for mayor, leaving o. HeDdrick and Q. 81.
McGili in the field. Candidates for other
city offices are coming out rapidly.
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Governor Throckmorton Seriously Ill.
Special to the Herald.
Mckinney, March 10.-Goyernor Throoks
morlon, who has been confined to his bed
some three weeks or more with inAamma.ory
rheumatism, is to-day dangerously i'll and
his life is despsred of. In fact, it is feared
he will not live until morning.
Mckinney, March 11.--Ex-Governor j.
w. Throckmorton, who has baen lying here
quite il for the last several days, asd very
critically SO for the past forty..sgbt hours,
is now in an improving condition. This is
reliable.
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TaylOrsyiile.


op6CITI
Taylorsville, March 11.--Colonel B0rlin-
game, engineer in charge Of tina surveying
party of the Missouri Pacific, arrived in
Taylorsville to-day. The distance from here
to Temple junction on the Santa Fe being
thirty five miles, is amosta tangent of the total
distance, and only two streams TO eross. Had
not this present legislature retarded The pro-
gress Of rsilr ads by their tllibustering there
was little doubt but the road woaid DO con.
siructed to this point. Said legislature re-
ceiyes the ana!hemas Of our citizens.
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vhe national Bank question.

Washington, March l1.--At the cabinet
meeting this afternoon, the request of the
national banks 10 be allowed TO redeposit
bonds and withdraw lawful money de-
posted for the purpose of Te.iriog their
circulation, was considered. Secretary
WINDOW was directed TO prepare decision
on the mbject. WHAT that decision will DO
taken Is not known. but IL seems 70 be tho
impression the, The request viii be ref1ged.
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Nasa''i'e, Tenn, March 10.-The Auieri.
can has Information thst the governor has
received proposition from The boudioldors
to scitle the rtale debt q. par aud 2 per cent
interest, The bonds 70 run 90 ycsu sad cou-
pong 90 be msdo receivable for taxes. The
proportion will nanlly DO seat 70 TIE legis
iAture within day OF two.
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Arennneler aenseacea fpr a.ife.

Special to the Herald.
Waxahschie, March l0.--The juryssin
the case of the state va. Alexan-
der, charged with tho murder Of Billiard,
found him guilty of murder in the Hrss degree
and assessed his punishment ut life inprisoo-
ment ia Che penitentary. The speech Of
Colonel w. j.. Crawford, of Dallas, WAS one
of the moot mastery efforts ever heard.
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Against The Railroad nilr.

Special to the Herald.
Tyler, March LA memorial 10 the
governor and legislature has been circulated
and generally signed By toe leading business
men of Tyler and Of Smith county, protest
I ;y, i'ssa'se .. ~, ~.
tho government Of railways. They regard
this bill as unwise md hes.i,e TO TIC best in
terest of the state at this time.
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A "nfck'' From Bray.

Special TO the Herald.
Brenbam, March 1.-THE grand jury to-
day indicted Alexander Mason tor killing
Ferdinand Boehnstegel some months ago.
Mason was admitted to bond by the district
judge.
Colonel Bray is here at home. He doesn't
like bis treatment as Dallas.
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nc olIIe n. % Crcw -nTea

New OrleKns, March l0-The crew o. he
Ollie B. reported burned On Bayou Bar
tholomew yesterday, saved Themselves b.
sWiniing ssbore. A colored cook af.or baing
rescued. DIED from exposure The boat and
q osrgo Of 500 bales Of cotton ara total lea,
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Nsv Orleans, March ia Little Rock
special 10 The Dsmocrst says information has
been recsived q The lynohing Of Green
Hsrrls Giles PEEK. John Woods and Burt
Hoskins four negroes inplicstsd in Che nuur-
Der Of Miss Eaiiis Ishmssl, near Jonesboro.
Crsieksad county, ~ gang
Of rnnska1 men, V1riously eslimried 81 from
two % three Hundred. The lynchers spr.ng
out ffbs wDods surrounding The building
where fhsnezroes had been ten pgrsily placed,
ovrrpousrsd The guards and tskise The
prisoner hsnred them tos tree per b.,
and fi.nrpes-e1 81 quietly ard isnentIT A.
ny rsffsfsi- u j claimed tbsi prior -
Re -rrcutinn ths rrrrDes ms1o f1I o0nfss-
- riv,ne daslsd nccouri
IN ne rrima sIIerin1 thal Us
TIfrrrs'l. - Kid fcr refusing - fis1loss
~ t'1're r1r1t II = larre I'm n mo1sTs
rtrt ~ t-rIIs- I'D rece'Ttd fsT 1sIi
I'.''''-. - f-s.el- oac1rr41. Ihs l7nctift
~ Irla-s'fs1 eElll-rnr1l n he neig1b1r-
torl 81 - rlI-1t.
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against the railroad Rili.

Special 70 the Herald.
Georgetown, March 9.-Pe!itions arc in
circulation through the county and are being
extenniyely signed by all classes Of oi!izons
niemoralizing the legislature AGAINST tho
railrosd bill, regarding it in the highest de.
gree inimical to the best interests Of the
country.
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LEGISLATURE.
bsD Days PROCEEDINGS.

Achievement Postponed TIL the
2and. ana an Extra sessie" Likely
to be Held TO Apportion the
Is State-sihe Prohibition Reso-
sution MysteriOusiy his
appears From the speak
er's Eable-Penitenti-
AIRY Bill Passed.
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Washington, March 1.-The senate in
executive session This afternoon confirmed TIE
uominElions Of Robsr. 5. Iayior, OF II diana.
to be member Of The Mississippi river
Improvements commission.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

1-coyernor Throckmorton's Health
Impr0yed-Jay GOnId Bays the
GaIveston, Houston & Hender-
son Northumberland Prepm-
ratiOus for the Galveston
Sangerfest-Thc srOth-
err superior ut San
Antonio Dead.
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COLONEL Tora Eynms IGiiled.

Special to the Herald.
Bryan, March 9.--Colonel Tom Evans was
killed yesterday by Mr. Grise. near Pitts
foxy, 01 tho P.azos.
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Appalling EesuIts Of an Esrfhquniks
on the Island Of Escf,fa.

Rome. March 10.-The loss ollie BY the
earthquake on .he island ofIsehia ia sppal-
Ling. One hundred and two bodies hsve
been found Al C1sszmoccisls up ~ the pres
ent, and many otbers are under TIE ruins Of
buildings In the village. In the district Of
Lkcco alone thirteen houses r1re destroyed
snd i've psTzcns killed.
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and discussed, c,rsuming the entire night
msnEI1ANEous MArrEns.

MISCELLANEOUS MATrERs.
The senate reapportionmont committee
has concluded 10 make Dallas and Tarrant
counties one senatorial district.
Members Of The Legislature seem willing TO
serve the country some more, but want the
governor TO call IN extra session SO rs to get
So per day.
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as enjoying the distinction he has achieved.
HE family are coed and hare tho mortifcs-
ton Of the community over the outrage.
The Rev. Mr.. Hsla did all Ia his power To
prevent the prosecution oil Musser