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Mckinney.



MCKINNEY, October 2.-W. Il. Nor ,ol
shot by the negro Shock Colwell died his
morning, Shock had preached his first ser
mon that day. DIS. Lines and Gibson have
gone TO Norvols house now to hold an au.
topsy.
The bad weather had thrown a cloud over
he fair until yesterdays norher come to
their relief aud now every hing looks
lcye'v, The track is being put III fine fix
by sumo nterdent Garrison rrd 80
horses " | surely 60 IN $40. No pains will
be src"ed 80 mrLe It the most attractive
fair ever held in Collin county.
Maj. PCrn's mee.ing is said to be grand
srcctSs, re,c~t''es5 OF ,re bad weatha~. ard
hurd etsin Conin county can testify TO the
sweet Ci'C Of Ccd's yd'g'0n.
We lean Ike EaS. l. ne ) surveying corps
arc ha Il g. wo tapd c many mo,inS tho
narrow gauge wh,s,le viii be heard in Me
Kinney. f.
1re whea. ard oats pasture in Colin
is thocgh, - be he Ter than for rumber
sf yeas vi ,ch will hcl2 the farmers very
mrcl. iIdeed.
Nick .nncy WI be interested with free
walls c1 aw fom Il c courthouse top TO
Hap II bLtC.ps IS evening".
BlbiHS", To has been confined tn his
bed or sometime agrin upon tteesIteets.
Tho show CT ~ n,t'act me r,,cn.
tion and many spare dollars are held for the
occasion.
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ST, LOUIS
Murdered for Refusing 10 Pay an Exorbi-
t"nt mn -Waaner sleeping Cars to be rat
ON the Gould Roads-Ya 'Ious Specials

on the Gould Roads-Y VI 'Ious Specials
specll TO the Herald
ST. Louis. Mo, October 2t-Wm. Man.
son, ot The ii,m of Manson Il Co., leaftobpc.
IcQdcile's, was sho, pld dangerously wound,
ed ot neon by VIM. Robinson, negro mau
M~Go nv been arr % put up the stove.
ana payment ofthe eXor5itant charge was
reids2t A d'Spu, aa.o,c 4 the negro Shot
nm, 4 was ar.es.ed. Mansonis in PIE
cr- ors CoDut ior. ,,. ~
Adispntalii0m Secretary Blaine saws that
| ~ on euDensd d9scends ats Will arrive here
Fridey next. - ~ ~
Jrd,o Trsat heard to-day argument In
the lnreNon proceedings OF the Teya, K
, Low ~ tow, gurCe yailsoad company
age - he Iron Mornta'n comnany, seek.
ingio eni9 co tnropsh ia.as OF a connecting
rord uHlln 'le bass Of an agreement made
| uu inS'ne hnen management Of the Iron
Moun,ain road. TIE case was snbmi ed
Eugh Smith, swi.chman in the Vandalin
yards, across te river, attempted to board
a moving engine, but fell under the wheels
and was fatally crushed
it is reportci that Wagner sleeping cars
VIII be put on nli GDuld's fonle.
A contract has already been made TO sub.
stitute the Wagner for Pullman cars on the
iron Mountain route. This IL significant
III connection with the fact that A. w.
soper recently secured connection with ,he
Gould lines, and went to the Wagner Car
conuluv.
An Attention, Illinois, special saws, Frank
Collins, barber, former res dent az ~. Ionis.
cn1ed his lie last right by tikingmor,
pmnc. Want OF employment and general
daspoHuency are supposed TO hayo been tha
cause. % r''i s'.f ''' 'i1-
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residence of his son, The. Ayers. He Il :,
years old and has FOR more than 80 wear,
peeh Identified with Galyes on and her in
! tereS,S David Ayers WIS the most lihero
uohatorto 10 The It. James NJ. r. ,hnrrl
south, orr 'Zed IN 1872. Ills lite has bear
| one long concourse of even, !rl occurrence
His death will east a &c om which Will ey.
tend far beyond the cor fiues o. the state.
Ahother runaway at dent has 10 he
ehronlcled. As Henry Brras was driy,ne
out IN blackboard SUNDAY evening the
morse took fright aud En away, upsettinp
inc blackboard and ptec' ating the i'm,
mares to the ground. Tbs little boys were
A car driver, +. NJ. DeBreen, was knocked
uowh ls,N ana ruck IN the side by step while
attempting 20 replace aceruron The turnin,
tanie. Hlsinlurles were sCttciertlv seIious ,o
hecessita,e MS removal { > Il q intirmary.
a lad naTed frankie Ql'nn. was praetic.
ing with tov "iS,ol on lhe each. near
lSieAe it u. '-dqy, when man
MhoW 50 to oc' ,en,a'ly shot in ,he
heau M b.., - W ,s "ot ious. Quinn
was me, - Recorder this morning
unIer charge NJ discharg,ug firearms
within the city lin IS.
"a SINAI! tce occurred Sun lay in the
khchen otthc r"Sider e % me corner of
hV-el hth -ee' ar Broadway.
The cas- Gi hart Gre ~, charged with
hS'ar,o W hw.cll ,o' murGer. was con
unued un,l the 96th.
Mao.c Bclwa was severely wounded
~ the lace Nv ic acc,uc nj Discharge of a
pls,ol ilt'a e." rooi 50 oon. B..wn was
arrested cha cd with carrying concealed
deadly wea",o Is. and dischG.ging the came
within tie ci v limits.
The seams Up Ri, water s~r'yad to-day
ON Md csbo-o Nih a ce-co of seven
thousand three hundred and eight Steel
rails. Fi1v-six Thousand ,o''a Gus ON
dues Were raid to-c'Y o. i; Galveston.
harrisbu : Il S2n A Al,or'p railway com.
SATURDAY..
A grand entertainment las given bv the
P.otectiol Rowing ca Sun ~ nj cfroon
IN honor OF The open ig o. ,.srrcw boa
house recently constructed at cost of
$4,000. W
Misohell Bradford was arrested bv Spccial
ohcer Clhol charged Ly adam Elrolv
with the he of iewelIy Of Il greater value
than twenty-five Ola.
n. s. Terry, Of Dallas is here.
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New York stock Market.

Nlw YoHE, Oetobcr N, ii, n, m m.
stoek market opened generally firm. and IN
general nst advanced o fraction. The ann.
Iueions however. vpfe extremely liebl
ana no Important changes took place -es ex.
ospt Ia ei.vated railway shares. Manhat
~, reacted to 5Si and recovered ~ ~ KY EklI
Metropolitan opened at 81, fell of 70 so,
ana rallied 10 500. Chicayo
~ Northwestern. l2i I.S do'flnnSseo nSe'
erred. lS; Erie, 43 rs; East Tennessee See
Central, l30; Lake Shore & Micbiyan sn,,h
ern, Hol-S; Louisville Il Nasnyilleo Tfi
Memphis ID -Cha:.estGuy l2; Nashville 4,
Chattanooga, S2 New York Central .lsS IA
I Sbf g y Cleveland guaraetccd' iSo
EiG'imofd y E Z, 4 Allegheny, 90, Rock Island
9reierrcd, 81 u.s. Western Union s6asSn"yf. ny.
treasury balances, coin $7G, ,2I0so5; curreIpMey IMy
s5,075, ,73o. - '"' ~ tsSr''iiSney
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\, f. Atkins was orlained deacon. II,
was presented by pr. Benners. Ths
CEREMONIES we're solemn and impres ,iye
Ms Atkins has a pleasant addgess and &
s9ld by those who know him 10 be a man a
ability The bishop met the yestrv ana
thelr report was highlv satisfaeiorv Ths
ehureh has been vitnou, minister t6r some
VINE past. The bishop Informs us thar n
munster m, will be sent here at am early day'
me BISHOP efv for Shreveport this eyeniny
nStrlc, court convened this morninS
5euse Booty presiding. The grand
Jury was duly empanneed, aud after hear
ing the lndSe's charge retired 10 their
moms' Colonel spivy, district attorney,
put IN ms appearance this morning,
Sol lSaacS, colored, was arrested I'm
Shreveport vest day and brought here law
the. >nerifl o. Ellis county. He is charged
Ellis. '""'" o"oA 10
Coonel VIM, Garrett, Colonel Blount ana
r. Price, of san Autonio, and u. l.. John
SON j, Il. Ross and Il. S. Hicks, Of Shelby
!eouh'y, are in tte G ", railroad prospec ing
III the nteres. OF their respective coun,ies.
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Graiiau
Special 10 the Herald.

GRAHAM. October a.-Jsck Post, tho con
demnod mu"oerer, wio IL 20 be hanged here
th'sweeS. f.dry, made II GeApe ate at.
terr' Ia os"are THIS morning. lie WAS
he yily MANAGED r-G chained to the floor
In stop. WOO Ell CT in our JAIL he wa,
!c"."d "a the eel " ,h one Of the g,sn.s.
lie suddenly sprsng up, seized tie gun
stanG.ng near the guard, bus the guard
sprang on TO tue prisoner and Ia the
scutllo the gun was DISCHARGED
sending Us contents Of buck.sho n pgeInst
the o'k wall. The rero.t woke u other
guards who were s'ecr NJ in an fdjcininp
cell WHO Immediately clme in ard te.
GU ed tno prisolcr. He hal sucooeded In
unloca;ry his shack'es w'th . eco of n
su rentc buckle and thus feed his hands
S1ne ,hiiS ] 5 object was, not sb
much 10 effect he escar, as 70 cbmmit
sric lie. He has "erc, ,edy rskel thc
guard 10 kin him. He has been ieirninp In
sur ~ for sev ,rs eeLs and has rec,l pl I'm
ard tae urn, hut row he seanIs n,ore
talir i've. The scafIo'd for the cyecr Ion
Is being erer,e cd crr slight Hill ipvt ives, n :
town. About FIVE tnorsind people nre ey.
pected 10 he in at,erdance -
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austin.
Special TO the Herald

AUSTIN, October 24.-'rhs Corpus Christi
san Diego Rio Grande company filed
deed of trust to-day 20 the Sa.'a Depos'
company, OF Philadelphia. and Lewis II
Meyers, of New York, mortgaging the roat
at $4,000 per mile, all for the purpose of ex
tension.
Five land certificates have been issued IL
the Houston East & West Texas rail
way.
The stockholders # the Austin tS South.
western rlrrow gauge organized to-day by
the election of General $. c. Gufiin, of
New Hampshire, president, Honorable John
Hancock, vice-president and Francis II.
Foster secretary and treasurer The presi-
dent, secretary and treasure were made a
committee Ia full power 10 contiaot for
the construction Of the first sixty miles OF
the road. There is stock f)r sale, and the
company expect TO complc' the,rOad TO lis
gulf terminus at the mouth of the Bra2os
with the least teav possible ot - ,.--.,
The Tom William Grange 70 operative
society, of Dolby, Bowie county, with
capital stock of $4,000, have. fled their
charter. ..t..,....,.y
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Mabel wnnercorc, seu,sncsa

i, LoNnQN, October H.--In the case of Ma,
bel Wilnericrce tie jury, alcr diSagreeinp
once ret ed ,oran hour aad half .and ,on
returning - ,clu, aga,l announced thai
u : we 9 urab'e 10. agree. Justice HIw.
Is n5 s. do. &c w6iliEave TO dntata (, h am
soma orrS loWe". A q ~ar a cons,de Az
'irte 'll ey re.r ied the ihlad iime and
arnoucGG - ystJIGt OF guilty with rui
commcn ! on mercy. The prisoner was
tpen sea, enc ID - even months imprson-
mont at hanilabor.
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An Interview with Jadgo x.v

NASHVILLE, October I.--In an interview
yes;erday exslos.mes Or General Kew ,aii
r anat IN 'he summer Of 1870, he sent General
Iyner 10 Investigate the service on tho Pa.
enc coast. Tyner returned in the autumn
anu submlpeg a.wFiten report. Kew said
.a,.s,! shst ne told Tyner that fthe report was was
punlshed snhs ,lo ,nere would be row; that Brady
yaded lr and investigated he told
Tyner TO have a .confererca
with Brady, ana he believed suniv BraSv
would be honest and capable Private ~.
ANIMATION showed that In every insteno.
b5aady's action wassvstaned by the ts renorts,
to the department. Judge Kew said he Ind
no nc donlfthe depa.tmenshad been imposed
npoA IN some Instances, and expressed The
81 Jngest c0piidence in the honsstv az a..
dy and Tynef. - lie referred also D'a 10
the fact as an. indication of approyai
ofhis conduct that congress considcredo he
recommendations made by himself and,
llrady, and made appropriations To- s,,nsJu a,.
The deficiency recommended. 'PP'y
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Rates Adynnseui

Cnio.ao, October H-The Pennsylvania
ra'road company gives notice 10 Shippers
.atre thr. on ani after OsiobeFo5th, rates
" The Pittsburgh, Fost Wync & Chicago
rahroad eompany will on Gccoua. of their
crowded condition aud scarcity Of cars, be
sdyarooed on grain, flour and PROVISIONS TO
the following figures iTsspcs.irs of rates
made ~ other Lines Chlccgo 10 New York,
more u cents per bundred.
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Highly commended

Nnw ORLEANS, 0cto'er 2.--The steam.
boat owners in the Mississippi valley and
from Texas, Alabama, F'orida ard Gaorgja
rep-ssen ing $50 Gamers and $4,000, 900 Of
capital, headed by. the Morgin Liae, have
just commended he Gdmin.stretlon OF su.
peryising Iaspector General Of Steamboats,,
dent Arthur. fi't' T'.' '>''-l
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Marlin.
Special 10 lls IIarnId.

MARLIN O tober 2+.--At $50 this alter
noon CITY biarshal NARROW arrested, for
drunke ess and the 3,s Of .hus G lar.
guagt, Wiz Reagan, son ~ .h:dse ". R.
Rearan, ltho il O hsothvrto ltns Ho,. John
IL. Reagan. In attemrtns 10 take him
to ths lock-up yod.Is Reagan drew
q pistol sun hred upon the
morsha', tho bal bsrely 'wazing ,hs lat.
ter's nend and the pewG,r "a NJ &c h's 6sce.
Had not NARROW, assisted by DspItv Allen
and lystpnurrs instantly ov.rpowc-ed
tin, h1 tdarlpw) would ,v-aly eve been
kllel. J he pistol used was ~ inproyed
Smith \ Wes.on. Reagan |, .afely lodged
in iail and excitement runs hilb.
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SSass.


WACO, October M.-At meeting Of the
coUon exchange this sver'ng, the commit
tH' anpomtot ~ iaves.'g % ,he rep1, led
lrregnll n cotton Transactions by II. Ilalv 4
Co., submitted u report " eierrng charges
against them and IecomTcudiny heir ex-
pnlsion rom tue bcdy. Afer considerable
discussion the exch ingc adjourned until
three oc'ock ,1-mol.ow eyepirg.
The Linken Hoyer residence, one
and a half miles ives. of
the city, was bu ned yeste day mo-nng at
10 O'Clock Tue fe ccpyhs ON lie
kitchen s5ove. Less $500; 10 insurance..
BILL johnson. negro ens ,ed with arson
was brought here IS Torr gard 'odg, d
in jail Joinson w., = fa'il !, w,ak on a
charge cSturnings oet y On W, l. Powell's
farm. saturdly ne pa, ord AMI re. ulncl
bone Eme,!me during /. C.dav night
Mr.. Powe'rs hay rae't wcS brrn /. IRE
tracks OF horse lapi,ng f. ON - roq 81
cabin 70, ,.bo bJrri - { ! ~ $ Of n
burnt Gear all fJlud az -, sec. pcn
which coHespor c " ia 80. ofart. ! found
in h's ceb n I'D to ! s au,,
Troy .l,re:ilqu e cool and a heavy
frcss il cEr roc,ed to-nig, which will Liz
cotton and 1t is hoped " u stop the rfvages
OF the army worm on the growing grain,
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90 The United state, Senate

WAfHrSeroS, October 2i.-Thc MSlino
report was received and ordered topSbe
printed h,d IN The seilute today and laid on tho
-ME Edmnnds offered resolutions non.
ssenaEpsating sn - the apndiniment of chicf.tiefk
Shabcr as acting secretary oftbe senate, nrn
tem'' Adopted A conImunicotionN frns,, frsT'
the secretary of'sta,e was received m Tts,s' rGs'
p9ase 70 20 Z resolution 'inquiring IL any az.
ton trdheei fa tawasI nfotepsInns iSe
rge'Sari fI'ules,s or Tho Unit ii sta es in N
lhs fanma chfsl hA,tefr Retired Ia ggbss
conmissionoh foreigh' affdits. Tlior senate
then went into exacdtis session. rHSfspS'0
ihc senate conilmeJ Morgan rs secretary
~ - we ireasury The rsetlasht s,nomIbntedd
n1ea ,ieary H',hlahl ,Garnette, f6e ,soicred
preaeher Of New York, as minislsr resident
anu consu'-gereyaIt9 H1Nia snd The inl.
loving pos masters w o. pierce, at Mar.
shall, Texas; Clifford strathsm, al fyncb.
bury, Va. and William, b., brown nj MsSon
Georgia. ''aNoi''
Afer brief exccut' 70 session the doors
journed. ~ ''o' s'ei % WI. au-
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A hInrI, of Resne.t

WASHINGTON 0c,o .2t--Whcn the On.
IRENE co. q. $50 IL cd S'eses eonyerel 4
to-day .,G.ncy-GCuc"rl McyesgI. i1iu a
, .al address, - eser "a .odhe coit rrsolu.
I oAs '1p;e1ry 3 t?rmccllNg Inst Non
c;y,v ,t.e 60 10 tEe death Of le /, o
th;afOr fe God, and the conrt as n
NIX Of cspect for the latter's memory,
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Other Domestic and Foreign News.
More Arresta- shlnplnr NAM.

LONDON, October A,-Seyeral moro ~. 40
reS,s under the coercion act wire made ,'in "
iTelond to-day, including TINT Of fSlissss-
hoenoll of Bally rehob, ier, parsissin.,' IL. =.
SAhp,tns . copy ofthe "No RENT, n,sni-,,.-
its'o ;'' "a me window OF her house ,A Dnie, 4.
W, " correspondent says that accounts rom. !;
Inherent parts of The country, since ,l,enyo 4,
inu,Ha,on innt oil me nroc'amatien nsainst rther-r
hos "I h"ans h,sasus, nave bsensaIispaory Tleres;s,
the people are mrca relieyed, s.r,.'i''i ~,
swsdsn nae s'ehmer hu AleSaadrIa, pi Mntmo, -,
castle, with crew OF, twnni,. \, r,Ss,, .,t
amn ss adalt passen9lrs ard four cnildrtn, ~,
an swedes, resnn,ing from America, ssS
over due. .,,.4.t.,,- al" ~. y f'' .fmVvni'',-
u appears that only between twenty and
snlfty persons Wee drowncdby thcr'foun-
aering OF the steamer Clan Moljuir,, some Of,
her passengers compl,Slg part of the the,
n,agal ;n, ms company bomhd ,'or Bombay, nav, 4
ov leak ip tho vessel. the wa.c or tbrons,b i,s.
which extinguished he ilresin The Girnaces
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0PV'lW 10 the Herald
LlMpAsAs, October 4.-The enyinecrina
corps Of the Texas & ST. Louis railway
Icaeneu mere day. The preliminary line
was cHa y shed az far AZ uenrnck Snrings
and lNe surveyors will return 10 Ga,csvill,
t1-mQ".ow. Another tcst lle viii bc run q Z.
ier which {, . anal location viii be made Ia
sh'S p Scc, our cilsens - much infused
at no pro~ee's OF getting this rod, and
every iei9nap' lduccment wilt be OK
located either in Eas, Lnmpqses or near the
hancooN SnnhE5. Capnin Courtney, the
eng neer ~ ch1'Se, rep1i n good route be-
tween lamplSas and Ga, syile Grading
is eAoected 20 commclce ON the Santa Fe
in Few days.
business OF all kinds is brisk, and Lam.
paslS is booming
cellent
Cotton is coming in slowly.
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steamer Aground.

WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Queens
town steamer New IA. from Nav York for
Liverpool, arrived or Roche3 &, four o'clock
this .niorning. When inside Camden port,
at tho entrance OF th's harbor.. She got
aground. Attempts to float her have been
ifultiess, By. she may come out on this
evening 3 tide. 1'' SN' -
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WASHINGTON, d. c., October "A. The prrsI,
dent sent In tho nomination Of Edwin d.
MorCan, of New York, to be secretary Of
the treasury. This was the only cabinet
nomination sent in today. ''''s
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oompr,mIs,ng viii creci,or..

PmiLkpm sniA, pa, 0c.oNer n. 1.-The firm
I" W. ~ a ~ c,'g''s Sons have pre.
pared asia mens wi'ch they hsys submit.
tei to sees al o. t".' Ia ,gest creditors and
oner 20 ~ ior.y cents on the dollar
Among .etfUj. .O-s WAC have agreed 10
this Hdin''mcri nre tle C'rsrd -ba1k, First
National bank and the Philadelphia hank
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Strike ntan End

NRw YoRR, October A.-The strike Of
400 girls employed as s'rippers al p. Lo-
rillard ~ Co.'S. tohrcto worksin Jersey City.
came 20 an END This morning by the girls
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0TVIWI TO INN ICTNII.
Il ,oWNNcop, October M.--Cot.on contin.
ueS 10 come mo town, ard our merchants.
as usna' ale nayingsrailroad prices. Fam,
e's ete elt busy sowing whcat, and RON
pre-, elt indications the aercngc in wnrlt
WI le $50 or th,ec times greater next year
thep il was tails.
iHe rance ard water in all portions of
tS.s country are reuor. ed 10 he all ibat
could beasked. and the s.ock men saw stoek
of every description will winner easy on the
grass
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Rniri.


BArRD, 0otober 2ts1-0ur usually quiet
town was thrown into considerable excite
ment io ~ by Jim Joys killiuy his co',, IN.
Geo. Wi'nort They were som'rgtotos1
togetho' in y buggy, when wilhord made
some rcrners rtoue joys wifs that caused
a fight which resulted as above.
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TOMS October 24-Thc minister Of war
has started Tor Ali Bey's camp with
instruction. which VII nro6aby recall the
mutineers TO sense oftheir duly. ~ l
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I,scsfsr.
Special to tho Herald

DEc.ruP, October 2h-District court.
Judge Potter rteddlqg, cit, here today
The dockr con>ss &C six.y;i.ur ct,il. f1d
TIVE -tSe cr'.ninal eases. The c'yl a.
Is much In ger tnan usual and the criminal
about tho average.
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Single sculi Rao,.

WASHINGTON, October 23.--The single
s.cnll race yesterd hetween Breckland' OF
West Virginia, and Muiry, of Norfolk, Vir-
ginian, was won by lhe former In 95:t0.
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The oncupaiinn nfIera.

LONDON, October .i.--A dispatch from
Cuie.tt confirms ,he report OF the occupa.
on OF iIe-at b.y The force underthe Amer
General Abdul Kudaz Rain,
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Galveston.

Special 10 tho Herald.
GALvntoN, October 2i.-Father David
Ayers is dying gradually ofold axe at t,o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
Marshall.


MAR.uALt.. O ,Nor A-Bishop Gregg.
as sei by foy. DIR; Benners, oac,e;cd ut
'he Episcopal church yesterday, when Mr..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-25
PRESS DISPATCHES.


hS-fos'master.General hey In an In.
ter'iew Attempts TO Exonerate
Brady aud Tyner In the
StarRoute Matter.
lhe President Nominates Ex-Governor
Morgan, ofNew York, TO be See.
retary OF the Treasury
...He Is Confirmed.
Young Lady Arrested In ireland for
Persisting In Exhibiting the
"No Rent" Manifesto In
Her Window.
"cheral Walker, Superintendent of the
Census Bureau, ,Rcslgns..Inspee. ..t !.
tor General Of Steam.
boats Commended. o't
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-31
/ MEXICAN VILLAGE DEPOPU.
LATED by .REDSKINS
Twenty-scven out of the Thirty-scven
Inhabitants Murdered
How the Two
Escaped.

CAIcAGo, August ia Times
special from Las Nrs. y. NJ, OF
yesterdays date, says: .,lea. IRE news
reached this city at a very late hour
last night that the Apaches had
swooped down on.a small Mexican
village, eighteen miles from Rio Pu-
erco, q point on the Atlantic and
Pacific railway and murdered q
out Of % inhabitants. The two
Mexicans who made good their es-
cape were nearly exhausted when
they reached the railroad, and had
their horses shot down from under
them before getting out of reach of
the Indians. From the scanty news
attainable on account of broken tel
egraphic communication it appears
that the Apaches completely sur
rounded the village, thus making
escape for the doomed inhabitants
impossible. The track of the In
dians on their outward march
through the wilderness is continual
ly marked by murder and blood
shed, and the justly indignant citi-
zens ofthis .ection demand that the
government put a large force of
troops in the field Immediately and
wipe out of existence entirely the
savages who are committing such
terrible slaughters and atrocities
among the whites.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-31
Kicked TO Death.

LANCASTER, August ia horri-
BILE accident occurred here last even
ming, from the effects of which the
victim, Mr.. Daniel Stauffer, died.
Mr.. Staufier rdsided at No.326 Har-
risburg avenue, and his stable adj
Joins his property on James street.
Between 5 and 6 o'clock he went to
his stable for the purpose of feeding
blind mare. The loft of the stable
was hoored with loose boards, and
while Mr.. Stauffer was on the loft
he stepped on the end of one these
boards and fell down upon the mare.
1t is supposed that the animal at
once began to kick, for when he was
found, shortly afterwards, Mr.. Stauf-
fer's ribs were broken and he had a
number of cuts about the neck and
face. The horse was standing upon
his breast, and it was with great diff
ficulty the injured man was removed,
the animal kicking at everybody who
came within reach. Deceased was
about thirty-iive years of age and
leaves n wife and four children.