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Now York stock Market.

NEW York, October %, II a. m.-The
stock market opened generally strong and
higher, and in the early dealings prices ad.
vanced l.Sto rs per cent, Metropolis ele-
waited being notable exception, settling
down from 40 ~ TO 81 rs. At the tlrsi
board the general list became weak and n
decline took place of Ia to | 3.s per cent.
which was most marked in Manhattan ele.
vatsd railway shares, which fell of from 81
IL to % l.2.
Chicago Il Northwestern, 1913 1.2: do. prc.
lcrred. 1912; Erie, q -; East-Tcnncsscc,
II ~ Georgia Railway, lG0@70; Illinois
Central 1871; Lake Shore S Michigan South.
crn, ll97-Si Louisville IL Nashville. aji
Memphis IL Charleston, ~ Nashville n
CHATTANOOGA, ~ New York Central ,i37 ii.
pitlsburg d Cleveland guaranteed. 100
Richmond. A Allegheny, 10. Rock Island
l3i, Wabash & 81 Louis Pacific, 4Sl.2 do.
preferred, S1 81, Western Union, 80 is: sub
treasury balances, coin $3.50, "a currency
$lg76,ll9
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FNI'
specialize the Herald

Special 10 the Herald
PALESTINE, October 25.-There has been
considerable interest manifested here In the
nutcome OF the convention at ST, Louis for
the improvement of the Mississippi valley,
and last night Col. Geo. Wright and a
prominent lawyer of this city started for St.
Louis as delegates from this section to that
body.
The Trinity & Sabine Lumber company,
whose charter was tiled to-day at Austin,
met here this evening and perfected the or.
ganltation Of the company by the election
OF the following board of directors: Il. S.
Hayes, Ira II Evans, ID, $. IL. Smith, Gideon
J, Gooch and A. r. Howard. The
directors organized by the election Of II. S.
Hayes, president; ID. S. Ii. Smith, secretary
and treasurer, and W. S. Peters, general
manager. The headquarters of the com
pany will be established at Palestine, aud
business will be done here. Much satisiac.
tion is expressed here at the prospect OF
cheap timherand plenty of it,
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The Connecticut yi,i.ors TO south
Carolina Leave for Home De.
lighted With Their
Hearty Reception.
Ex-Governor Morgan will Probably De.
cline the Treasury Portfolio
.- Spccnlations as to
the Cabinet.
Several More Arrests Under the
Coercion Aet...UmSual Fcniaa
Activity.
A Rnm0red Assassination of the Gar
Proves 10 be unfounded.
Three Unknown Men Make an Ab0rtiNe
Attempt to Rob a Train.
Gencral Domestic and Foreign News,
Delighted with Their Reeentlon,

CHARLIsroN, $. {. October 2.-The first
Connecticut regiment of Hartford and the
Governor Foot guard, of New Haven, left
here al IL o'clock this morning for home hy
rail via the Virginia Midland route They
will stop in Columbia several hours and he
entertained by the citizens and military of
that city. They may also stop in Charlotte
and other points en- route, but will probably
reach home by the end of the week Gov.
Bigulow and staff and many of the civilians
with him leave here tonight for Augusta
and Atlanta 10 spend day in each place
All the Connecticut visitors are delighted
at the cordiality OF their reception. In u
public entertainment given IN their honor
one thing beyond all question, the state
of Connecticut will ever cherish the
state Of South Carolina in the sistcrhood of
states and will never forget the brother
hood Of the men of South Carolina Loud
chcerlng,l The people of Charleston aud
south Carolina have given us u warm and
hearty welcome. don't know what could
have been done that has not been done TO
make Our visit here one of unnlloyed pleas
urc.' Mayor Bulkcy, of Hartford said
when they started on this expedition there
was some feeling that they might hetrcadng
ON dangerous soil, but since they had come
they had found that they were at home.
Colonel Barlow said. I'VE cannot begin to
express the qualification that very member
of the First regiment of the Governors
Guards feel at the reception, aud every Law.
ish and warm-hcartcl hospitality wc have
received everywhere in Charleston Yes
gcntcmcn, every man woman aud child
IN Connecticut is proud OF It aud
tell You this is something that will last
hpXOuI Itip ttsfl IL, ,s..t,. "a, a..
history and tend to renew that brothcrly
feeling which viii, know, never again b,
rudcly broken asunlcr" lrrcmcudou.
phpcrs
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MAsHuL, October 25--W. c, Pierce, Of
the place, received telegram this morning
informing him that his nomination az post.
master OF this city had been confirmed.
Judge Williamson has made q very good Of.
icer for the Time he has held the office,
Our visitors from Shelby and San Angus.
tine interviewed the officials of the projected
railroads aud expressed themselves wen
pleased with the prospect Of being placed in
early railroad communication with the out.
side world.
The Sabine Pass II Texas Northern and
tue 81. Louis, Texas Il Gulf of Mexico rail.
the field soon, and to all appearances mean
business.
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WAsuiNGruN, October 25.--rhe senate
after swearing in Acting Secretary Shaber,
went into executive session,
Mr., Sherman called up the resolution
authorizing the librarian Of congress TO re-.
ceiyc and carefully preserve the papers OF
the Count ID. Rochambeau TO await the ac
ton of congress ON the proposition to sell
the same to the United States gov.
ernment. After debate, the rosolu.
tion was adopted. Mr. Sherman
offered resolution which was
laid over under the rules directing tie
finance committee TO investigate the &C.
counts Of the expenditure of the several az
preparations for contingent expenses of the
treasury department since July lst, 1871.
When the doors were reoponcd the senate
nt 260 adjourned The senate confirmed
the nomination Of Wm. II, Brown az post.
master M MaCon, Gcorpia.
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Relative to the Cabinet.

WAsnlNGroN, October 26.- President
Arthur said This afternoon that Governor
Morgan had not yet accepted the secretary
ship of the treasury. member OF tho
cabinet, when assod what he though, Of tho
outlook said itmeans that Morgan declines,
The presidents failure to sendthe name of
Attorney-Gcneral McVeagh's successor 10
The senate to-day is construed TO mean
mat the question OF cabinet changes is be
ing reconsdored, and that new names NAV
now be selected for both existing and rop.
templated vacancies.
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Special TO the Herald.

GEORGETOWN, October 25--Thomas Jor-
dan, while feeding Mr.. Denison's cotton gin
near here yesterday afternoon, had his
hand caught in the gin and so badly crush
ed ii had to be amputated. The operation
was performed by DR.. Fleming, ofour town.
He Is doing well.
Parties interested in the copper mine
tried to smelt about two tons Of ore to-day,
but owing to the inCapacity Of the furnace
failed. They seem TO be determined to find
out what is in it, and will ina short time
build a furnace sufficient TO test II thor
oughly.
Our town is quiet
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Eondon News.

LONDON, October 95--A dispatch from
Rome says the small villages, tandio and
Nalleta, have been burned. Three persons
were killed and eleven seriously Injured
homeless,
Two arrests have heon made in connce-
ton with the Maloney murder near Ennis
saturday night. II is now believed though
mat the difficulty was not about land, but
mat " was rather family quarrel than an
agrarian outrage.
The arrest ofAliss Bailey Detoh Yesterday
was merely police court affair and wns
not under the coercion net
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The Trinity \ Sabine Lumber Company
Organized at Palestine..R. \.
Hayes Elected Presi.
dent Of Company.
A Prominent and Popular Merchant Of
Tyler Dies suddenly e. DE.
eisiOns Of the Supreme
Court at Tyler.
Report OF the Proceedings OF the Pres.
byterian Synod at Corsicana..
Resolutions Passed.
A. Young Man Kills Another In Kill
County for Shooting His Horse.
P0landers Fined In the Federal COgr,
for Illegal Voting.
Other Interesting State News.
COrHtgana



Special To the Herald
CoRsIcANA, October &-The synod met
Monday morning at o'clock, and after
devotional exercises proceeded 10 business
The committee on the records of the presby-
terry reported, recommending their ap-
proval. The committee on the institute
Tor training colored ministers reported that
increasing interest in the institution Is
shown by the enlarged contributions and
increased number of students.
The following resolutions were
adopted; That all our churches
be urged to contribute TO this cause; that
our ministers and members make diligent
efforts to secure suitable persons for candi
dates to be sent 10 this institution, and.that
We place it in the sympathy and prayers OF
of our people
The synod spent much time discussing
resolutions on the observance Of the Sab
bath; also on the Austin college. The or
der OF the day stopped discussion
so That they were not finished.
but will he taken up again. Rev. j n.
WaddCl, chancellor of the Southwestern
Presbyterian University, presented the in.
tere Is Of that institution to the synod. The
evening hours were devoted TO home mis-.
sionS and eyangclistic work. The state re-
ports presented showed what hsd been
done and needs to be done Vast fields ara
to be cultivated, and more than twelve reg.
ular fields are ready for ministers. Able
earnest speeches Were offered showing the
character of the work, giving incide4ts and
urging the people to do more to sustain the
men who are needed To enter this work.
After these addresses collection was taken
up amounting TO one hundred and twenty
eight dollars to be divided equally between
the funds.
To-day was generally occupied with
the report of the committee ON comfy
which the synod refused to accept, il
being thought lmpracticablc, and II wa'
concluded to take no further steps in th,
matter at present.
The trustees Of the Austin college ten.
dercd their designations, which were not
accepted by the synod until rendered the
second time. An election TO fill the va
cancy will take place tomorrow.
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williams Ranch.


Special to the Herald
WILLIAMS RANCH, October 25.--Qute a
norther sprang up yesterday evening, which
will kill the worms and enable the farmers
to be- successful in their wheat crops.
A new firm from Brownwood have put up
a irst-class store, which the town has long
needed.
Mrs Right, wife of Adam Right who
lives ON Brown creek, died Saturday
night
Cotton and wool are coming in briskly.
Grass is splendid aud business is loom.
ing mp.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
WACO, October 25,--Last Friday evening
q young man named Carr, living near Osce-
ola, Hill county, met young Wiley, neigh.
Dor, and accused him of shooting his pony,
which Wiley denied, whereupon Carr drew
his pistol and shot him, ipllicting mortal
wound. immediately after the shooting
Carr He'd and has not been captured since.
The army worms are destroying many
fields of wheat and oats in Hill county.
account Of the high price of seed
The Waco cotton exchange met this
evening at O'Clock To proceed with the
trial of Il. Early & Co., charged with cotton
crookedness. Aher considerable discussion
the exchange disorganized amid confusion.
Eight or ten of the leading cotton men viii
publish a card in the city papers tomorrow
explaining their action in the matter,
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ST. LOUIS.



Elevator Burned at springfield, Missouri
Etc.
Special To the Herald,
ST. Louls, October 2j.-Two years ago in
4 quarrel in negro gambling house Charles
Ellis shot and Killed Mack Sanders, both
negroes. A verdict of murlcr was found In
the first degree by the criminal court. To.
day the court of appca,s affirmed the judg.
ment, but an appeal will be taken 10 the
supreme court.
In 1870 Thaddeus Babcr quarrcled
with the mother of his mis-.
tress, Frederca Schneider, and killed
her. He was conyicted Of murder In The
first degree, To-day the court of appeals
sustained the verdict The defense Il In.
sanity, and the case will now 70 to the su.
premc court.
A Springfield, Missouri, special says the
elevator Of Green & Turner was DESTROYED
by fire with is contents, The loss Is Ss, doc;
insurance 5000
A Jefferson City special says Charles
Woods, OF Morgan county, and John Con.
nor were arraigned before the u. S.comnls.
.ionsr today charged with violating the rev.
enre laws.
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LONDON, October o5.-Several more ar.
rests under the coercion act were made In
Ireland to-day. No Importance is attached
TO the revelation concerning firearms.
Their only serious object is thought 10 be-
TO raise subscription for diminishing fund
In America. The Dublin Frecmans Jour.
nal says the statements are monstrous and
would not believe that any
lrishmnn would stoop TO the
crime of assassinating Gladstone OF
Forster. The Irish Times considers IN,
revelation In the same light. y
At meeting Of the National Iibe al Fed.
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.

AUSTIN, October 25.-The Trinity a. Sa.
bine Timber company, capital stock 500.
600, filed charter in the state department
to-day for the purpose Of buying and selling
timber land and engaging In the numbering
business generally. The principal office OF
the company is TO DO at Palestine
and the directors are X. S. HAYES
D. III. 5. Smith, of 81. Louis, Ira J. Evans
Howard and q, II, Gooch, of Palestine.
The Montgomery county grange, capi, al
sock SN,O0O have also ilcd charter.
In the district court to-day the case of
the state vs.. Milt Livingston ct al, from
Bowie county, on an official bond was with.
drawn from the jury and continued by con.
sent
The case Of John T. Allen VS.. the Calves.
ton News, damages for libel, was passed to
the head Of the criminal docket.
Capt. McMurry, Of tho state troops. re-.
ports that at Toyuh recently there was a
shooting aliray in which Bud Babcock
was killed by an old man named
Frank Hathaway Hathaway was then
shot by one Tom Fowler. Fowler was mr..
restedby Corporal Courtright, who delivered
him, next day, to the authorities OF Pocos
county.
Millie Summers, aged nineteen. fallen
woman, tired of her life OF shame, suicided
to-day by taking morphine.
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Senterfcit.
Special to the Herald.

VVVVIWI W TIIV IIVTNTI
SENTERFnr, October 25.-Onc JAS Hen.
dcrson was arrested here few days ngo ON
Il charge Of theft of u horse and was bound
over in bond Of 500 to appear before Mat.
thew Roach, justice of the peace, on tho
10Th inst.
There was u small house belonging to
Frank Field leycllcd to the ground by some
lively boys last night.
Grass is green aud growing rapidly.
Business of all kinds is good
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IIclton.-
snerlnl 70 Tho norAlh

spetluI 70 Ihc HcfNU
BFLToN, October 20. The city of Bolton
declined to-Jay by vote Of one hundred
and sixty.two to thirty.seycnto take charge
of the free schools
The case Of tho state vs. r. + Spurgoun,
which has been on trial since yesterday
morning resulted In an acQuittal The Jury
was out four hours He was indicted for
the murder of W q. w. Franklynbcrg
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The River s,lllRisi,a.

BURLINGTON, Iowa October 25.-l.asL nighl
The river rose an additional inch above ne
mark Of the noon report. The water is now
two inches above the high-water mark Of
one year ago last June The river covers
the Illinois bottom lands opposite this city
for five or six miles, A large portion Of
Jackson and liurin townships in the north
ern part OF tins (Des Moines) county arc
more or less flooded. The water IL doing
much damage 10 crops.
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ATLANTA, Ga, October 25.--The store.
house of Whitehead q Co. and the railroad
depot at Taylorsville, Georgia, were burned
last Saturday night.
Mrs Walker Bath at smithvlle has been
shot by her husband, the ball taking effect
IN her head. lie claims that IL was accident
al but the servant gives different version.
William Allen, white man. wns kiIled
near there with knife on the same plnnta.
ton.
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A Town ana valley in Danger from aiming.

SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, October 95 The
investigation began a week ago, by the
commission .f trade through the mininr
districts in Butte, Yuba and Nevada coilii
ties has convinced the commission that the
continuation OF the present system of min.
ing WIZ ruin the city of Marysvillo and
valley and water course of the Sarran,nto
hut that the mining interests are too in,'
portani tobe stopped, They ,linkn proper
remedy Will be to construct dams by which
Z is believed tho debris can be inpounded.
The miners express Willingness to 10 this.
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WASHINGTON, October 25.--It is rcporf,d
that the ear of Russia has been nssassi-
mated, but the report lacks confirmation.
THE REPoRr uSFoUHDrp,
NEw YORK, Oct. 3-Thc report Of tho
assassination Of the Car published in nm
extra by nm evening paper proves 10 bo
wholly uni0unded. The report is omitted
in subsequent editions of the papers which
printed Il.
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Onernntfa ReduetIon Of putIo,.

LoNDoN, October 25.-The Paris correS.
pondent OF the Manchester Ciuarlian SAWS
an important meeting in reference 10
ihe French cotton industry, was held Rt
Epinel saturday. Senator Cloud OF tho
department OF Voesgcs presided lie dwelt
on the difficulties encountered In cpnse-
qutnee OF the 10 IS Of Alsace and deprecated "A
reduction which he said would give iuycipn.
erS, including the Germans, an immense
advantage. lie urged that an appeal be
made to the chambers TO maintain the du-
tles oi ls,O as the minimum The greatest
uhailhlty was manifested at the meeting
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Two Young Girls Acquitted Of ,rurdcr,

DANyiLLE, Va, October 25.--Matida and
Emma Williams, two young white girls 6r
teen and seventeen years old respectively.
on trial in the county court of Spottsylya.
MIA for the murder Of their father. Robert
Williams, near White Weed, in this county
last month, have becnsacpuitted, the cyi.
dence against them being insufficient,
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said he threw out Of the car window.
as ne was not sick. judge Mooav
sent him up to the grand mry for
80 worth Of oyercoat and medicine.
Cotton is still coming in fast and business
is lively.
Town property is exchanging hands daily.
Ihe grating on the Missouri Pacific To
this place is nearly finished and ready Tor
the iron.
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RcpudIatlns the No Rem, Manifesto.

DumrN October 25--E. Dwyer Grny
speaking ut meeting of the corporation
to-day, rcpudatcd the "no rent manilesto,i .
aud separation from England, hut conteni-
ed thnt the moment when all England wa
yillilying Parnell and Dillon was tho time
for lrshmon to cticr them consolation.
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San Antonio.


SAN ANTONIO, October 25.-.-Six polnnders
were tried IN the Federal court to-day for
illegal voting. They plead guilty and were
fined SIS and costs. Several other cases for
smuggling were disposed OF in similar
manner.
Books have been opened here for sub.
scription TO Jhc general Irish land league
fund
Mool continues to be brought in. and
prices are high Notwithstanding the unf,-
NoraLle ady,cCs from the east
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A SAILOR Mnr,IercI

SAVANNAH, GA, October 25.-Tbc de, I,
body of the mate OF the British steamer
3lcnrosc was found on the street here Sun.
day morning. His throat was cut and Il
was evident that he had been ioully dealt
with. Twenty-iour persons have been mr..
rested for completely in the affair, which *
being vigorously investigated
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An Intended Train Robbery rrus,r.,,a.

PirrsnuRG, Pa, October 25.-An ai,eupt
was made by three unknown men to rob
me chicago express train on the pittshurr
ft. Wayne 4 Chicago railway on It's way 10
this city about 10 o'clock lasl might Tbc
train had just lei, Bucyrus. Ohio. and wns
running at the rate Of about RNecn
miles an hour, when the men
boarded the train, and attempted
TO force their way into one of the Pullman
Sleepers; They were met on the ycstibule
oy conductor Shallis. who endeayored 10
eject them, whereupon one of the party
drew q. revolver and fired several shots, tor,
Innatoly without iniuring any person.
me passengers We're aroused by this
.lme, ana the thieves becoming frightened
escaped by jumping from the train.
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E,ndInx poIlrn Inlerfernnea

LospoS, october pa priest near Glare
Morris yesterday eyaded police interference
by holding land league meeting in his
orally rosortod 10 for future meetings.
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NJ. I,oustan to be- Superseded.

TuSis, October 25.--The report ~
current that Gen. Lambert will supersede
Susal column has successfully rcpulscd mn
attack OF Arabs whose leader was Killed.
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Grafton at Liverpool, letter frcm Prof
Soodwin smith was read commenting on
the action of the government In finland
and declaring that the land leag,,c move.
ment Is akin to fenianism, ANA II not
checked, would lead to revolution.
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Foshaii Again yictor.ous.

A.. LONDON, October 25.-The race for the
Jambridgeshire stakes was won by Foshall,
Lucy 0littcn second, and Frishin third.
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JKnsEr Cry, N. j., October 25.-All The
girls employed at Lorrillard's tobacco lls.
tory have now returned To their places.
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BKRLiS, October 25.---1he Imperial bank
statement shows aspccie decrease ofli,00t
marks.
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