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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

Warm weather IS upon US In earnest. At
O'Clock this morning the thermometer marked
% degrees in Washington. In New York city
the heat was six degrees above Washington,
the thermometer indicating 70 in that city at !
j. m. In Toledo, where the lake breezes are
supposed 70 keep things cool, the register was
a. degrees The wide open streets OF Washing.
ton, and their plan OF intersection at different
angles. give opportunity for free circulation OF
air and full ventilation. Consequently, In hot
weather, there are fewer cases OF sunstroke here
In proportion TO the population than In cities
much further north,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

Fhs Evening Star has q regular, Dsrna.
asst, bena nds daily circulation mere than
zrsbls that Of Any ether daily paper DaS.
tishsd In WashinEtsn, and equal 70 that Of
all the other daily papers here added -.
gOthoF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

Massachusetts is preparing to take the field
In the cause Of civil service reform, and she
will marshal her political hosts for conquest
OF the United States. Reform associations,
composed OF men Of both parties, are organiz-
Ing, and Senator Pendleton Is announced as one
OF the friends or the cause who will, at an early
day. lift up his eloquent voice In Its behalf
Ex-Secretaries Bristow and Schurz are also
supporters OF the movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12
COUNTRY BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD-Desirable Summer BOARD
ton to JOHN T. .VINSON. Auditsr, caraer AZ
street and Pennsylvahia avenue, and ALFREJl
WOOD. Secretary Steamship Company. 6i9 18th
street. milo 9fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

1t Is good news that the captains OF some of
the ocean steamers are to be prosecuted for
violating the laws against overcrowdIng emil
grants. With all the protection that wisely
framed aud we'll enforced laws can give them,
the lot OF steerage passengers at sea Is hard
enough; when such provisions are neglected or
violated the horrors OF their ocean voyage are
little less than those of the infamous middle
passage OF the old days of slave trading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12
The Double Sheet-TO Advertisers

The Double Sheet-TO Advertisers.
Although the advertising in THE STAR on
every day averages twenty columns out Of the
twenty eight, iU Is unusually large in the
therefore confer favor by sending in their
orders as early as practicable. to insure posi-
ton and classification for next Saturdays en-
laTged edition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

GOOD BOARD can be had at SCOTLAND. about
NJ minutes walk from Highland Station. &
=. h. Fruit shade, plenty OF milk and ice,
and celebrated mineral spring. Apply on
premises. W. 3. N0URsE. nl0-l2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12
CPECIAL PRICEP.

GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS,
AIBRiGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
FAWN-COLORED BALBRIGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS,
LACE UNDERSTANDS.
w ~. TEEL.
MIL 93S Pens sylya mia e nue..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

WE ARE GOING TO GIVE
THE PATRONS OF DUB BOYS DEPARTMENT
SOME BIG BARGAINS
This week. and have selected about four hundred
Children's Suits,
ALL NEW AND FRESH GOODS.
To be marked way down. In order to keep up the
run on this department, whose sales this
year In three months increased
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Lot s.2l5 bad 10 Suits; have IL left. They sold
well at 81; We close them at e5.
Lot s.232 had IS Suits; Is left Prioc s6. Those
on hand ct SIS.
Lot g. 159 had 1850 Suits of this lot have IS left.
They sold st ST. We offer the bala nee of the
lot IS.
Lots s.1s4. g. 1856. 8. lss. e.ls7; were all good
sellers at %; to close them they have been
marked down to s..
There seems to be no demand for q Suit under s.
in our house. rs the people who want
common goods,
NEVER COME TO Us.
They come FOR good goods. at low prices.
AND THEY GET THEM TOO.
Now. we have two lots OF Suits for Children (about
hundred in all > Lots 9. 500 and Q. 1903. that
we marked "a. as bargain we want
to clean them out quickly. and
If the new price,
THREE DOLLARS,
WONT DO 1T, WE DON'T KNOW WHAT WILL.
1t may be just az we'll for to state here that these
reductions are not made with view to
''selling OFF CLOSING Out"
Or any other of the
EXCUSES OFFERED
To abate from new prices. We do it
TO CONTINUE BUSINESS, GAIN NEW Gus
TONERS, AND KEEP THE LEAD
FOR GOOD GOODS AND
LOW PRICES
THAT WE HAVE ATTAINED.
LADIES.
CUT OUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT,
Ask to see the lots advertised, and we will then
SHOW YOU THE BARGAINS WE PROPOSE
TO GIVE.
A. SAKS e CO..
STRICTLY ONE PRICE OLOTHIERs,
mo 316 and BIS seventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12
ORKNEY sPR1HGEs ssx.,no.r ~ v,
s. IL. MULLIN. Proprietor.

RUY THE MYSTERY" sHIRT-They are
" made Of first class musllns, such as New
l hork NILS Wamsutta, and Williamsville-not
when you buy the "MYSTERY' SHIRT You get
hrst, class Muslin and the best Sound Heavy Linen
for 70 cent?, and If they not satisfactory when
you get them home you can return them and get
your money.
LINEN COLLARS. finest quality and latest styles.
only 81 80 per dozen; six for Is cents.
SILK NECK WEAR, cheaper than ear.
Very fine ALL LINN HANDKEkCHIEFS 25
cents, worth 40 at
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SPECIALTIES.

A L. BUCHANAN, ELECTRO MAGNETIC
TENTS at SOB Pennsy Ivania ave., corner 9th st..
MADAME MILLER. FROM NEW YORK, THE
opened an Office ct 31l Pennsy lvania ave. north
wssi nes - first hoor where she win read al
sa.es. ETC. with perfect satisfaction. Gal at all
noure. m1O-6ts
M Re. y. z. WRIGHT. OLAIRvoYANT And MAG
Ing acute and chronic diseases. The suffering
should call at her residence. 600 9th street. corner
OF street northwest. marl-3ms
MM: BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EyENT6 OF
III LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies' and
GenNemen 80 cents each. No. 400 street. between
Rth ana 9TH ktxee0 northwest. Seb10-14W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

TIE BTA1 ofics u connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements. orders for the paper
~ mail and otherwise. news. or any Information o.
can be sent day or night, free OF CHARGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-12

LIME SANITARY PLUMBING-Bast M.,a,;.I
II and WorkmanBhtp. "a years' practical Pr
s0Ral s5peTiatendeTce. VIII write pecifcati0as And
sperateHG the construction Of first class sanitarv
work At . fair charge orders for any amount Of
Hork promptly hued. JAS. +. BRIEN,
Wle-lR' 4l9 9th street northwest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-09
CORRECTIONS;

At GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western and Wisconsin Central Railways ke,
milwaukee and Chicago. and For al point
North, East u, 4 South
At NEW LONDck, With The Milwaukee
Lake Shore Il Yves s.a e., for saAwaHo aad
appleton, Oshkosh, Hsaitowoe, she borgas
ssd Milwaukee
Al AMHERST ia. sHd PLAYER ~Is
Wisconsin cse,rs! :. 4. fox Ashland. &c
yeas 20 Bs Foss.gr a~d Aaaissr.
Al GRkEILLAf IA Nth Caicszo hs
Paul 3 Minneapolis AID oiasLa ko,l~ ny st.@
Black River salis. Eau G!sirs, ST faA Or
Minneapolis.
At WlfokA With Chicago, Miiwsuke. h
st. Paul Railway, for g. Pssl and Aisnesx,
Ola, WITH Nnons 4 ST. Peter Railroad. lc
n. W. fer Rochester. Marshall, sou1
Guy. fxakisa, sni points West
Al LA rKosEE With Southern Nirr..o,
and g. c, y M Dir!s;oas en-. = 81.
.a- ~.
TIMOTHY CASH, E,c-.v.r,
Aad cct1 AaSsses
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-09
ooam st. Paul sos
1-oosu lAinnsapo!s 7 o5l m 6p

Trains run on Chicago time (which u a
minutes fastsr than Winopa ,ime,) aauy
SUNDAYS excepted. For time OF aisas frsisht
and accommodation tFalss, CSC Loss. l~s
table.
Spinner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-09

DTSTA FCES
From Green Bay 20 New Losden. %
mi,es; Grand Rapids, 8s M; MerriIisa
Junction. l4s IA; Arcadia, 1913; winen.
2l4i La Crosse. Sss; ST. Paul, ssi
Minneapolis, 500.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-09
Superior CITY.

Lot2 in hlock6 Lo, Z 6 ia block g. Lot md
u 9 mud 10 in biloxi -. Lot 4 q in block
80. Lot 3 n block 81. Lot Z 1oiu h,ock 81 LOT 9
ia block 81 Lot ia block IS. bot Z 8 9 10 in
block Ca lot 2 8 5 10 IN. block So Lot G
In box 81 Lot in block 60 Lot ia bio
101 Lot ID block 102 Lot 10
block ITO. Lot ) in bork lis. Lot ia block ll6
Lo IL block ll9. Lot 6 z IN block !24 Block
l25 e..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-09
TAX SALE.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.

@ TATE Of WISCONSIN COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-ss.
~ OFFICE OF rHE COUNTY TREAsusER.
Superior, April, 9, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that much of each tract
parcel of land town lot l. + situated In the
town Of iperior (Which covers the entire County OF
Dougias) aud described in the following Statement.
as may be necessary Tor that purp.se. viii, the
third Tuesday in May next being tho
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF KAYA.D., 1881.
CONNIE cing at ten ociork in the fore oon aud the
next succee ding days tusresftsr be Sold by me at
public sucti.,n al nv ufice AT the Court IloGs in
Supe Tor thu Of Justice of said County, for the
payment # the deli .quent interest and charg,
IN, for the year 1880 returned 10 me by the
Treusu Of the town,uf ST er,or said County Uf
Douglas.
Given under my hand ofie ally at the Office Of thu
County Treasurer If Donglas County stat VI scon
sin this nath day Of April AID. 1851.
THOMPS IN RICHIE,
County Treasurer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-09
Ely's Addition TO Superior.

West 3rd street Lots fsS sos sos
West 4th st,eet Lots 442 40 SO, 51S 514 SIS
West 5Ih street Lots 47U $40 54,i 542
West 9th street Lots 4o2 AGA AIT 4l9 42l 423 442
Az SOL 523
West TN street Lots 425 AT 429 AGA 497 400 SEA
$50
west Sth street Lots 392 40 500 545 SAT SIC $50
Sos
West .tE strezt Lets 429 ago Asa SO 53l $50 SIS
West 10Th Lots 123 453 493 49, Sac
West llJh street. Lots 500 9US $40
West 18th street Lot ISL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
National Industrial conxsntIon.

New YORK, November 29,--The National
Convention of representatives of agricul-
tural, manufacturing and commercial in
terests of the country, was called
to order at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing. in Cooper's Institute by Colonel
S. f. Houston, chairman executive commit
tee. Hon. G. d. Loring, Commissioner OF
Agriculture was elected temporary chair.
man. Mr.. Loring was received with mp
for the honor confessed on
him, reviewed at some length the
manufacturing and agricultural industries
of the country, and recommended harmony
in the convention so that the greatest good
might come to the greatest number.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
Sued For Breach of Contract.

ST. Louis, November 29.-The Union
Stock Yard Company, of this city, filed a
suit this afternoon against the Wabash
Railroad Company, asking half a million
dollars for damages for breach of contract
made in 1874, by which the railroad COM
pany agreed not to discriminate against
plaintiff and in favor of the National
Stock Yards in East st. Louis. The petit
tion charges that the railroad company has
violated the contract from 1876 to the pres
ent date in charging only the same rate
for the transfer OF live stock from points
west of the Mississippi river to East ST :.
Louis as was charged to this city, thus de-
yerting trade from the plaintiffs yards on
the east side of the river.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
b L A N X e T S A N d
COM FOR TAB BLES.

line of lCA white blankets at s. s5 good, val.
ued at 81 co.
superior article in lOA white blankets at SO 90,
worth SO rs.
An extra heavy 1IA white blanket at 81 90, that
is considered cheap at IS co.
l2z white blanket at 81 90. This we consider
the best value in our house.
In colored blankets, we are making the follow.
ing special prices for this week only.
A ID. blanket of good style and color at 81 &c;
better quality at 81 As.
full lb. blanket good quality and color al
81 90, worth 81 s.,
All our finer grades of white and colored blank
cts have been marked down, and all parties
In search of these goods would do well to learn
our prices.
We have an elegant line of HORSE BLANK
ETs and LAPROBEs, that we are offering
at greatly reduced prices.
our stock OF comforts are specialties throughout,
and are being offered at the following low
prices.
81 90. 81 25, 81 so, 81 75, 50 up to 1915.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
The New York Stock Market.

NEw York, November 29-Stock market
opened irregular, but in themain, weak and
traction lower,..and in early dealings prices
recovered, decline ranging from one-eighth
to one per cent. Denver & Rio Grande,
Norfolk K Western preferred Northwestern
Trunk Line shares and Wa
bash & Pacific being most prominent
in the downward movement. Subsequently
former tone prevailed and improvement Of
to per cent. took place, which was most
marked in Northwest, Wabash Erie, New
York Central, New Jersey Central, st. Paul
and Denver 4 Rio Grande.
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Other Interesting State News.
Austin.

Austin.
Special to the Herald,
AusrIS, November a-The following
convicts were pardoned by the Governor TO.
day Sam Wicks, two years, from Burnet
county, cattle stealing; Louis Reese, theft,
from Washington county, five years: Drew
reel theft from TituS county. The last
two mentioned We're lr,rdoned for good
conduct, and the first upon the recomn,en.
Attorney. '"' -'''''''
The Southwestern Lumber Com.
pany, capital half A mil.
iior, hled Il charter to-day. The incor
poraIors are w Il, Wise, r. Il. Dougla.
ana / A. Craig, all of Paris, Lamar county
In the District Court to-day the case of Y
y. hurloek.. of Corsicana, charged with
lahd orookedness, was postponed until 10
morrow, awaiting the arrival of witnesses
Tom Iinnin. pleaded guilty Ia
burglary and was sent up for
two years. Tom stole snf,
which he omptied fits contents and tLen
threw II in the river.
Two colored youths named Tasso, wcr,
jailed to-day on suspicion of having stolen
three head Of cattle
This morning Peter Kelley, in n row
with Mexican saloon-keener, had his arm
b1rokens and sustained other injuries. en-
dangering his life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30

place, was closed by attachment last n,,ht
ihe following cases were disposed OF Ia.
uay ey the Supreme Court: X. j Harvsy
Vs.. ss; J, K and r. W. Bond, from pancIS.
J. r. l.. Tmmons and w,eevs n ,r
,sr barnsr ct al, from Cherokee; motion m ID
dismiss sustained. "''''i !"
l., X IL. Blum vs.. A. wettermark. from
kqsk; reversed and remanded '' wv"
u. Is. Warren VS.. l.. Warren. from r,lo
Pimto transferred to Court OF Apneals "''
~ ~ Watts ct al VS.. J. NJ. Holland from
Travis reverse and remanded ' ''o'"
Jacob Lem and wife vs.. c. Aramhone,
tion. VI Ju'isuiu-
y, y. Loving VS.. W. Dixon, from Cooke !:
reversed and remanded, ~ N''"v
,,l IT. .. Wright VS.. J. IL, Watson ct al. from
Ellis affirmed. y 80 ''V''
y y. n s. A, r. II. Co. VS.. Pfeiifer 4 Ira
manded. >''Ne "''" y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
w O r S T e d d r. e S s
GOODS.

beautiful line of all wool plaids As inches
wide, at Sl.00, cheap at $3.50.
An elegant line of new shaded plaid foule, Al
inches wide atsIS5, worth 81 rs.
An exquisite line of silk and wool moires, strip
ed in gold and fashionable dark shades at 471Sc
regular price CSC.
The most superb line of fancy plaida at S5c
sold previously at SOC.
A small line Of silk and wool monte stripes
choice and novel at s5c., worth 81 15
We are also offering some rare bargains through
our whole line of plain shade worsteds, includ
ing Damasese of every style and make, cash
meres, shoodahs, flannels, cheviots, monies
camelets, and all the newest English ano
French productions.
In novelties we are showing, In addition to tn,
above named, the most complete line of plaids
plain and bayadere stripes in all WOOL WOO
and silk and tinselled fabrics.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30

They were the kind of fellows 10 HELM me
Faillng TO get charge Of the lnter-0cean,
went into theology that was
wa was worse than the newspaper business.
me Idea of publishing the New York Her.
aid simultaneously in Chicago, was
Q part OF the Inter.0oean scheme, |
looked out the building and presses,
ana consulted the manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and also The
manager Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific Tele.
graph company. The Atlantic & Pacific
was Just starting at that time, Its
manager was an active Young
fellow who wanted to get into businesss; |
ssnd proposed to duplicate the New York
Herald dispatches, thought It an immense
,hmg, and SO il was; wrote James Gordon
h1hneu about the dispatches. Think
tulu MN IL ne helped ME out in the matter
| would consider the old Herald suit AT an
end. N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
Palestine. .
Special to the Herald /.

PALESTINE Noyember 29.-Mr. Sidney
Iuttle' so well and favorably known for
years past as conductor on the Interna-
tlonal line to Austin, resumes his train to.
aay, alter several weeks leave of absence.
spent In Southwestern Texas
Eleven hundred and ffty.iive bales Of
cotton were loaded on the international
to-day, and reports from stations show 4, ,43s
bales awaiting transportion along the line.
Freight has been considerably de-
pushing construction material toward
The front for the extension townrd
Laredo. The new lnc from Trinidad 10 the
Sabine river, tapping the long-leat pineries
VIII be under construction by next Monday
Burkitt, Murphy & Burns, contractors, are
gathering large force of men and teams
here to commence operations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
Insult to the American Flag.


NIw ORLEANS, November @.--The Times
this morning publishes the following
"Messrs, Dominique Cefalon 4 Son, of
this city received communication from
Mr.. W, G. Burchard, United States Consul
at Ruatan, which will be forwarded to the
Department of State at Washington. The
communication recites that the schooner
May Evelene, belonging to Cefalon & Son.
was seized on the sth instant
at the Island Of Utilla, by
Q band of Hondurak soldiers who boarded
the vessel and made the master, Hanson
prisoner. On the following day new
master with crew of five persons, who
were not citizens of the Unit States, were
by order OF the local authorities shipped on
board the Eyelene, Captain Hanson
was placed under charge of a
military officer and five soldiers,
and was taken to sea on the vessel. Before her
departure the agent of c, fa on n Son ap-
piled for rpermission to take ashore money
and merchadise chat rad been shipped to
him by his principals This request was,
however, denied. The schooner was
brolght to Ruatan and went into polt
without having her flag hoisted as is cus-
tomary, and the new nas.er de laredt at Q
had received orders from the commandant
at utilla not 10 allow the American flag TO
be hoisted. Captain Hanson was taken to
the common jail and is confined there still.
The cause of arrest was an alleged in.
formaity in the schooner's manifests OF
merchandise during the month
of September. The vessel has
gone to Utilla twice since then, but had
not been molested till the ith of November
A bond was offered for the release of the
! Captain, but refused
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
Gaiyeston


] u ~.
GALVESTON, November 29.-The suit in
the District Court contesting the will of the
late ]. 7. Wagale, who lef all his real and
personal property to his widow, has been
dismissed at the instance of contestants
who pay all costs.
Several more prominent city officers were
summoned before the Grand Jury TO testify
in the Agricultural, Mechanical %.Indus.
trial bonds investigation
James Horn fell yesterday from shed at
the intersection Of Twenty-Seyenth and
!Post,,Ofiice streets .and was seriously in.
jured.
City Treasurer Sealy and Mr.. %. G. Muir.
ray, General Freight and Passenger Agent
of the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe Railway,
returned home this morning from New
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fort Worth


Special to the Herald.
FORT WoRrn, November -. This
morning at 6 o'clock I. j. Me-
1uire was found dead --on the
iloor Of his room at the residence of ]. G.
Scott Esq. He had been in bad. d.heal.h for
amonth, but did not remain in doors until
y.s,eriay; He owned farm eight miles
south OF the city, and had made This region
ms home for the last several
wears. lie had been boarding In the
ely Tor some six months His
parents reside at Meade, Pennsylyania
lie was subject to hemorhages Of The lungs
ana though no blood was found vel Il 4
supposed that this affection 80 weakened
MN that he tainted and did not retain
years old. ~ wa -
Judge II, NJ. Dittey, of Hillsboro, Ohio.
arrived yesterday. V''''
TracS-laying II the Fort Worth & Den.
yer railroad began at the junction. three
miles north Of the city, by the LAYING Of a
day evening ss'ei
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
Corsicana.
Special to the Herald.

CoRsIcASA, November 29.--Cotton re-
ceipts to date make better showing than
was expccted-eleyen thousand five hun
dred bales by wagon and two thousand by
the narrow gauge railway, all of which is
from this county. Cotton is still coming in
freely, about three hundred bales daily.
The indictments against the LAWYERS of
the city for non-payment of occupation tax
were qrashed because o.informality.
The bar met today and set cases for the
District Court, which convenes Monday.
There were sixty-six appearance cases.
Transfers of real estate reached abont
$4,000 this week.
big house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
Jacksonville


special 10 the Herald,
JACKSONVILLE, November 20-A terrible
boiler explosion occurred yesterday at the
sawmill of j. p. Douglass & Sons, near Mud
Creek, instantly killing three white men
Engineer Oliver Wilson, w. II. Burkell and
one Billips, workman, and fatally iniuring
o colored man. The explosion was terrific
the boiler being carried more than 200
yards. The mill buildings were blown to
atoms. Mr.. James L. Douglass had mar
row escape. lie was nearing the mill in his
buggy when the explosion occurred
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-30
IndIetIng the star Routers.

NEW York, November "a Washing.
ton special says the first indictment in the
Star Route cases were found to-day blythe
Grand Jury against Star Route Contractor
Pratt, for bribing the Government officials
against Deputy Auditor Lilley for accept
ing bribes.
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Waco.
sneoinl 10 the IInrnld

WACO, November 29--To-day while c.
H. Lewis. teamster on the Missouri
Pacific, was distributing ties on Jackson
street, he was thrown from the wagon
striking one Of the standards in the fall,
which broke one of his ribs and otherwise
seriously injured him
News reached the city this evening of the
death OF Rev. Joseph =. Sneed, of Milan
county, He was one ofthe pioneer preach
ersof Texas, and preached the first Baptist
sermon ever delivered in Waco. which WINS
in 1910, and the population of the Mace
numbered less than dozen.
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IOngyiew.

Special to the Herald.
LoSGvIHw, November 90
Jeilfy's sawmill four'm''
came involved in a :"
which pistols i"o men NJ
killed. Ne .Ies from town. be.
fuller d .,iffculty last might in
pee ere used and one of them
.,nes, as yet are unknown, and
.etails are lacking Physicians have
a. sent to attend the other combatant,
who is seriously wounded