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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-06
New York Stock Market.

New York, November 5.-The stock
market opened strong and generally a
traction higher, but in the early dealings
and Texas & Pacific leading in the down
ward movement. The depression was.
however, of brief duration, and al the first
board strong tendency prevailed, result
ing In an improvement ranging from to
4 per cent, the latter for the Texas & Paci-
Tic, which sold up to OCT. Other shares
prominent in the advance were Denver &
kio Grande, St. Paul and Colorado Central,
Chicago, Burlington IL Quincy, North
western and Delaware, Lackawanno Il
Western
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Waco.
specialto the IIerald.

Specialize the Herald
WACO, November 5.-The track of the
Missouri Pacific railway is laid twelve miles
south Of Hillsboro, which makes IL only
twenty miles north Of this place. 1t is ex-
pected to reach here about December /.
The new telegraph line along the narrow
gauge was completed to the depot in East
Waco to-day
Bell county still continues her whip
ping bees. News reached the CITY
this evening that young man living
on Cedar Creek, in Bell county, was taken
out by mob and severely thrashed. II is
said he was charged with incest.
Wallace Smith and the telegraph opera
tor Of the, Gulf, Colorado y Santa Fe, at
Meridian, had a shooting serape at that
place, Thursday evening, in which several
shots were exchanged without damage TO
either. Both were bound over TO await
the action of the grand jury.
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San Antonio
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, November 5,-Capt. w. ].
Russell, father of Colonel Russell United
States Marshal for this district, died this
morning at seven o'clock, aged 50 wears,
lie lead in the first outbreak against the
Mexicans in the war of Texas independ
encSe, and also, u is said, fired the first gun
at the taking of Tabaso. He will be buried
tomorrow by the Masonic fraternity.
Russian refugees arrived last evening with
two carpenters and blacksmith, and will be
taken care by the Hebrew brethren until
employed.
On account of rain and mud the balance
oil the fair programme has been postponed
until fair weather.
The criminal docket of the district court
has been well cleared off this term, Six
teen felony convictions were had, embrac-
ing one capital case. There remains thir-
teen untried, placed in Jail. The misde-
manor docket has been well cleared.
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The Massachusetts Committee Leave Rich.
mond.

RICHMOND, November 5.--The committee
OF military officers here from Boston inyes-
tigating the charges of misconduct against
the Ninth Massachusetts regiment, concul
ded taking evidence in the case last evening.
and to-day will visit several places where i,
course OF this investigation ii was DEVELOPED
that members of the regiment forgot pro-
priety and committed other wanton acts.
and at ; o'clock they will leave for home.
There is nothing upon which to base an
opinion as to what recommendation the
committee will make in their report, as they
to the matter.
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WASHINGTON, November 5.--The state de-
partment has received a report from Mr..
Hall, United States consul at Havana. In rc.
lation to the alleged Mexican outrages upon
citizens of the United States, who were
again collecting guano ON the coral reef
near Key Aransas, and were ar
reste lby the Mexicln auto titles. Consul
Hall says the Americans were simply ar
rested for .trespass, and that there are
owners Of the guano and 1t does not involve
any international controversy.
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Houston.
HOustph
Special 10 the Hernld.

Sfecla Otne Herald.
HoUsoN, November "a mass meeting
oil citizens is called tomorrow morning to
dispose by vote of $3,4OO belonging to the
public, accumulated from various yolks-
tests. The, fire department and public
sshoois against TWO German societies ale
the contestants and hot fight will he made
and the result is likely TO cause trouble.
In the Davidson tax collector case
Judge Masterson overruled the ex-
ceptions by the defense and set the case
Tor the llth inst, 1t will be continued by
the defense on the ground of not sufficient
time for preparation.
The suit of A. McGowan against the Cen
tral road for S65,0OO damages to property is
set for next week.
w. II: Floyd, stabbed by George Nc
Howan, is stu IN critical condition The
latter is still jailed awaitingr results.
Rain fell all day, making very muddy
streets.
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Corsicarln.


Special to the Herald
CoRsIcANA, November 5.--0ur cotton re-.
ceipts this year will not reach half of last
years crop, the number of bales 10
date being eight thousand six hun.
dred against twelve thousand last year
a train of emigrants from Dewitt county
passed through here to-day on their way 10
Ferris. They have been over three weeks
on the way and have experienced very bad
weather and considerable sickness and
part OF the party Is now down with bilious
and malarial fever.
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! ESTABLISHED isaa
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Snns, Sla,ed press before it had been filed in
Cook interrupted him with aa-
MAJ oil what he characterized as n ,nal-
facts. 'en'e"' oi
Mr., Chandler said ifthe gentleman dep,o,
!. was so ne would accept the denial and
fact or not, there was not man nnan. 'y ,ha
American flag that does not know tha, he
read IN substance every charge in that infnr.
marion months before il found its way into
court IL may not have beenthe same In ar.
rahgeinent but II went out months aro with
brutal adlectives that characterized II Nav
y has infected every corner of the ITnited
states, and the gentleman (Blissl said YES
Ieruay that its effect was TO render these
,nen iiilamous IN every district in tho
nn,.eu StaIes' Not one opportunity have
ehey llau 70 speak In their own behalf Not
single word of testimony had dropped
hnt nom any living witness against them,
eut the government of the United
states had so manipulated these
iacls 10 Their disadvantage thata cloud OF
lnlany rests on their names, II Is said in
every district Cf the United Stntes ana fnr
that alone the court should exercise its d;s.
oreron IN ,expelling from its records this
polluted thing. NNo'"s s'iis
Az the conclusion of his argument tbe
court ADJOURNED till Monday, when Cook
VIII argue in opposition to the motion 10
set aside the information, ''N" "
Another Terrible Steamboat pls,s,.r
kEoSuK, Iowa ,aNovember 5.-The splen-
did passenger packet "War Eagle,p in at
tempting to. pass through the draw of tho
heoNuk ana Hamilton bridge was bafiled
oy euales and cross currents and swung
around against the bridge. breakin9
out one span and entailing damage amounts
lag 10 sloVooo to the bridge. The clerk
q, ,hs sae steamer says The captain and twoor
three pilots were in the pilot house when
the whistle blew for the bridge. and hearJ
the bells to stop the boats headwav. I
then saw that we were broadsde to tho
bridge and that the boat was backing
strong. instantly ran into the cabin ma
threw up both hands to give the alarn,
J caught hold of one lady and cried
out to the rest to follow me
Us the boat was going 20 strike the bridge
ihey ali passed out at Tho door on the
sleamDoa. guard, reaching there Just as the
! Srssh ol the collision of the bpTi against the
uIluse occurred, calling to the passengers.
The hurricane deck AS they did not seem 10
led the way and they followed
several ladies we're clinging to me. AS soon
me boat struck, the bridge span gaye wav
with fearful crash. | looked forward and
saw that she was leaning on the west pier.
her stern cleared the east pier where tbe
break in the bridge occurred, and / saw
people climbing from the boat on TO tbe
bridge, ! took one woman and the rest fol-
lowed; Most of the passengers were safely
oh ,a'Heu, ,," wheh me boat swung off and float
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The New England Manufacturers Invited
a to Selma.

SELMA, ALA, November 5.-The city
council and cotton exchange have united in
an invitation TO Hon. Edward Atkinson
and party from New England, who are now
in Atlanta, to visit this city. Extensive
preparations are now being made for their
reception.
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Health onlcers Fighting.

KEY WEST, FLA, November 5.---An an
cry controversy, going on here between the
health officer Of the port and the president
of the local board OF health concerning tho
presence Of yellow fever, eliminated yester-
day in light personal encounter between
the two officers
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rx.aoy. ,.cott Arnultied

NAPOLEON, o., Novcmber5.- This morn
Ing the Jury In the trial of Ex-Gov. Scott. of
South Carolina, for the murder of Young
Brury, brought in a verdict of not guilty.
The verdict appeared to give general satis-
faction,
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LAInpnsns.

Special TO the Herald.
LANrAsAs. November 5.-Mr. II. c. Rose.
bury, who had the misfortune to have his
leg broken last week, is doing reasonably
well.
There are several parties from George.
town here this week, prospecting with view
TO locating In Lampasas.
The grass is better in this section than Il
has been for number of years, and ali tho
stock are in good condition.
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Not to Change Hands

RIouMoYp, November 5.--It is stated on
the best authority that there is no founda.
tion for the published reports that the con-
troll Of the Richmond & Danville railroad
company is likely to change hands. N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-06
Death Of lieutenant. Commander wrleh,

WASHINGTON, November GA dispatch
received at the navy department announces
the death OF Lieutenant-Co Commander Q. II.
Wright at Key West this morning, Of yellow
fever.
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Tyler.

Special TO the Herald
TYLER, November 5.-Thc following
cases were decided by the court of appeals
today
j. 7. Watson VS.. Steadmnn & Co. from
Hunt county; o. u. jenkins VS.. Gauss, Her.
rick 4 Co., from Hopkins county, affirmed.
MI Cole VS.. the state, from Kaufman
county, reversed.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Colonel Robert G. mgersoll and Mr..
Jeif Chandler Concluded the
Argument for the De.
fense Yesterday
On the Motion to Quash the Information
In the Star Route Cases Now
Being Heard.
Another Terrible Steamboat Disaster
Occurs In Iowa, Doing Nearly
100000 Damage.
The Massachusetts, Investigating Com
mittce Conclude Their En-
quiries and Return.
The New England Manufacturers Now
In the South Invited to Visit
Selma, Alabama.
Ex-Governor Scott, of South Carolina.
Was Yesterday Acquitted of
Murder In Ohio.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

Our stock in this department very large and complete in
every cry. pastiPusr part Palar We quote the following prices
Unlaundried shirts at soc each Medcated I''
flannel underwear at very low prices.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
3 IT TT N c. Err .

respectfully pubc-bows his
the medium 1.-The only published
earth the countless civilies
recognition the hands of the concerning public The
and G. enumerated patronage. and the unknown is
o the aforesaid p
The unknown scarcely had time look grocery field
the reduction So satisfactory has trade been the unknown
stepped and relieved the peoples vore and has only
exhausts the Illuminating the dubious gmmer his aw
don't have by daylight that Notwithstanding the
along the whole line staple and
that the kePca of other particular
only have believe the unknowns
that average bill of groceries he them little the best
prices shop We've the goods Our
prices will sell them You take the trouble call
unknown weknown moey frb him speak in meeting
wound the sensitive of his brother the
All goods sold their merits, and every article
properly named, and to appreciate this difference and
ne the honest and honorable intentions of this GROC
ERYMAN, specifically but this will OF
represent and sell for standard Coffee
genuine goods sardineS
full cher; hrlrae dried Viii
Nichols Co.. Justly celebrated article grain
for Il or al cracker trade mark,
Every article of the kind pcuazed has its distinct nomenclature,
corresponds inherent You'll
only able and willing call the in the GROCERY DEAL but
we'll full hand and AMI cash
long ourselves Shelves full Of goods and he has nickel to call
Ohio and Third Sts BI,I"IIN GER.
EE
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
Missouri's Meanest Man.

Carthage has the meanest man i'm th,
state. He has bcen using water all sum
mer from the well of 4 neighbOr, but final
" the water got 80 low that il would sup
ply only the wants of the family ownin.
the premises, AMI he, with many Others,
was obliged tO get water elsewhere. This
fact exasperated him, and he concluded
that ii ne couldn't Use the water NO one
else should, and he accordingly poured a
quantity of coal oil into the well, and sat
urated the bucket and curbing 81 Is To-
render the water wholly unfit Tor use.
This was his revenge Tor being Temporal
rily deprived of the generosity al his
neighbor>, They threaten to tar and
feather him, and he deserves il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
Mikes Narrow Escape.

On Thursday evening last, Officer Mike
Whelan was called To- the residence of his
father-in-law, who resides near George
town, to the bedside of his sick child As
there was no train going in that direction
until morning. Mr.. Whelan concluded not
tn wait, and, accordingly, hired horse
and buggy for the purpose OF making the
trip. Nothing unusual transpired until
after the buggy had been driven inside of
pasture leading To the house just then
the storm came up and the horse took
fright at heavy bolt of thunder and
SHE'D off to one side, precipitating himself,
buggy and driver into large ravene. The
buggy was broken into splinters and Mr..
Whelan was badly bruised up, but the
animal escaped without beirg injured in
the least IL took Mike about an hour to
extricate himself AMI horse, during which
time the rain poured down in torrents.
The buggy was taken out Friday after
noon and brought to this citv. Ii looks Is
ii il had been struck by a train OF cars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
Dog Stealing.

There is general complaint in the last
four weeks among the owners of bird dogs,
at the wholesale stealing Of dogs that is
going ON. a gentleman living on Fifth
street has lost three dogs by THEFT in the
last two years, and in the last two or three
weeks, Messrs. Crandall, Houston and Clark,
and several Others, here had their dogs
stolen. They have laid their wits together
and determined to put a stop To it. Tn
der section 1907, OF the revised statutes of
Missouri, dogs are personal property, and
the subject OF larceny. A man who steals
a dog is just a. much a thief a. the man
who steals 4 hog or a sheep. This Is the
light i'm which the Owners of bird dogs in
Sedalia regard it, and they propose to- make
examples of the men and boys who have
lately stolen several dogs in Sedalia. They
have been quietly collecting proofs against
them, and propose to make it warm.
They have subscribed So each rs a
fund, for the purpose of prosecuting all
such cases. Aud We advise dog thieves in
Sedalia To look leedle out" from this
time on.
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Buy YOUR GROCERIES OF WEST.
Has He Two Wives?

Al. McCausland has often been referred
To by the BAZ0o. He is now pretty we'll
known, but not for any good quality he
possesses. lie has figured in several trans
actions of 4 shady character, and If there
are any virtues in him, surely they have
not vet developed.
McCau>land has not leen in Se,lalia for
several days, but woman whom he passes
of a. his wife is still here. For all the
BaZOO knows, she is his wife.
On Friday another woman arrived here
from I.eavenworth in search of him. The
woman SAYS that she, too. is his wife, and
she has some important business with him.
~ he has lett the city, OF course her mis-
sion proved futile, and she has disappeared
from sight. 1t NAV he that she is his law
ful better hall. IL is known that he was
married once before, but by some it is stated
that he Is divorced from her At any rate,
Me" is bad citizen, and the woman's
story may be Il true one.
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Gifts to Grant.

New York special 10 the chicago Times.
Mrs. U. >. Grant is busy in this
city unpacking numerous cases con-
tanning President Grants presents.
When Gen. Grant gave up his house
in / street, Washington, all the pres
ents he had received up to that time
were packed and stored. He has now
eighty-twO cases Of valuables to be I'M
packed. Mrs. Grant recently said
she did not know how much the fam
lily really had. The magnificent SER
vice of silver presented to Grant by
Mexico about the time he became
president, and by him transferred to.
his wife, has been ordered from the
vaults of the bank where it was de-
posted, and will be used for the first
time in what is termed Grants New
York Palace"
The service of silver is said to be
finer than that owned by G. w.
Childs. Grant will have in his house
a sideboard that will arouse the envy
of all lovers of unique furniture. 1t
is made of Mexican onyx, and was
presented to him by Mexico. 1t is the
rarest and costliest buffet in New
York. The parlors Of the new house
will be crowded with presents, some
of which will be kept in burglar
proof safes. Col. and Mrs. Fred.
Grant. with their two children, and
Mrs. Ulysses Grant, Jr., will reside
i'm the Chafee mansion. Mr.. and
Jesse Grant reside in an elegant fiat.
Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris and their three
children are expected in New York
next month, and it is probable they
will also make their home here. The
value OF the presents contained in
Grants treasure-boxes is fixed by the
rossips at a fabulous sum.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
THE LITTLE KNOWN.
ELLIS COMB.
A Little Joke Which Cost a
Dollar.
Two Men Arrested for a Little
Pleasantly With an Old
Friend.
ELLIS COMB.

Tracy Ounce and Jack Williams were
arrested yesterday on the complaint of one
Charles Ellis, a painter, who charged
Williams with stealing a pocket comb al
the value Of ten cents, from him, and
Ounce - an accOmplice.
Ellis saws that about noon Yesterday the
two men met him on the corner OF Main
and Ohio streets and asked him To set up
the drinks Williams claimed To- have
known Ellis in Parsons, Kansas. Ellis
told them that lac did not have any money
Just then, but would have some in the al
ternoon. He saws that Williams then
went through him, and after examining
the contents Of his pockets, among which
were two new putty knives. he selected the
comb. saying that it was just what he
wanted, and put it in his pocket. He re-
fused To- give it up, and the two men were
accordingly arrested. They were taken
before Squire Clark yesterday afternoon
and Williams was fined one dollar, which
he paid, and was discharged. Ounce was
acquitted.
The robbery seems to have been quite a
costly joke to ounce and Williams Be-
fore the trial came off Ellis offered tn with
draw the prosecution iHr five dollars.
Williams asked him what ne took him for,
and ordered him To- shut mp. This latter
inciden, would seem To show the animus
of the prosecution.
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99c. Store!>
3D. OHIO STREET. SEDALIA.
Next door 10 Sichers'.l
Caught with COOns.

Two Young men, giving the names Of
Jas. Smith and \ ". Wavman. were
caught In anything bat pleasant pre-
dicament la>t night. Both are railroad
men, but only the one giving the name Of
Smith resides in Stdalia.
They rented Il room in a certain bust
ness block and started Oat in search Of fe-
male companions. Not being choice as 70
color, they took up with Emma Houston.
or Fry, and Jennie Butler, notorious col
ored prostitutes, and escorted them To the
rented room. Here their presence was
soon made known 10 the neighbors by
their loud and indecent language, and the
police were notified. The consequence
was, all were escorted To- the calabOose
where, subsequently, the fellow giving his
name a. Smith was liberated by a saloon
keeper going on his bond The entire
party will answer for their conduct in the
morning
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Escape Of COnvicts.

Friday night between and o'clock,
three convicts, whose sentences would have
expired soon, made a successful escape
from the penitentiary at Jefferson City.
Two of them were i'm the stables. one in
the capacity of horse doctor and the other
sort of clerk, while the third one was a
colored boy, who attended the warden's
Office. Their plans were well laid Al
though diligent search has been made for
them, no clue has been found which will
lead TO their arrest. The rIngleader
is undoubtedly one Mike Roor, man sent
up from St. Joseph for train robbery. His
companions names are David Wilson, a
horse thief, and s. Horrow, grand larceny.
Each man was serving out two years
sentence
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Hard to Answer.

On Friday last one Of the teachers in the
public schools informed the scholars, on
their assembling in the morning, that she
wanted it distinctly understood that she
was not native of Missouri, but was born
IN the safe renowned for being the birtk-
place of our two last presidents Upon
hearing this remark, one OF her scholars, a
youth of about six years arose to his feet
and asked the teacher: Madame, during
your residence in the Buckeye state, did
you learn TO pail cow" The inquisitive
young rascal was given thrashing for his
inpudence.
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A Surprise Party.

Miss Mamie Bunce, an accomplished
young lady of Boonviile, has been visit
ing the Misses Parker for a few days past
Yesterday was her birthday, which was
known 10 Capt. Parker's family, and they
determined upon surprise tor her. Ac-
cordingly, last night, some half dozen
couples of her young friends were invited
and dropped in at Mr.. Parker's mansion,
making most complete surprise. The even
ing was pleasantly spent, refreshments
being served, and no doubt Miss Bunce
will not soon forget the occasion.
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Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cesSiul cough medicine We have ever sold
\ few doses invariably cure the worst cases
of cough, Group and bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of consump-
ton is without a parallel in the history of
medicine. Since its first discovery il has
other medicine can stand. Ii you have a
cough We earnestly ask you to try 1t.
Price, l0c., 30, and 81. Ii your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold by your druggist.