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Daily globe., 1881-05-17

The jury found that deceased came to his
death by poison, known as cyanide of potash,
which poison was voluntarily taken by the
deceased.
'The funeral will take place from Mccarthy
g. Donnelly's store at o'clock this afternoon.
The arrangements are in charge of Mr.. j. j.
Penner, who, with several other citizens, are
engaged in taking up collection to defray the
expenses of burial. The deceased had an in
surance policy on his life for 81 900.
Daily globe., 1881-05-17
Academy of Natural Sciences-Annual
Meeting.

At the annual meeting of the st. Paul Acad-
emy of Natural Sciences, held last evening, the
following were elected as officers and directors
for the ensuing year:
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at q velocity Of forty-two miles an hour,
which at $3.50 was increased to forty-sight.
Trees were uprooted, fences and signs
blown down, but no material damage done.
A. 10 p. m. the wind is still blowing at
thirty miles per hour. The Temperature
Tell from 76 degrees to 80 degrees in a few
minutes. The barometer has been rapidly
rising throughout the day.
The body of Louis Dyer, drowned several
days since in the Little Sioux river, reached
the city to-day and was inferred under The
auspices of the Knights of Honor TO which
order he belonged.
Out Of ten bridges recently ordered b y the
Gulf, Colorado& Santa Fe railway, six haze
arriyeds Those across the Brazos and Bip
Bosque are being placed in position. Georce
Sealy, president of the road, SAYS the diffi.
culties under which they have labored in
pressing, construction has been removed
and work will now be pushed rapidly to-
ward completion.
The Norwegian bark Nielsen, from Rot.
terdam. arrived today with cargo of 2,S7s
iron rails for the Galveston, Harrisburg 4
San Antonio road.
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Fort Worth,

Special to the Herald
Fort WORTH, November "a baby in a
jar of alcohol was found yesterday in the
Trinity river at the water-works. Some
think that it once belonged to drug store,
but there are other surmises.
The city council met last night. $3.50
asallowed firemen for each time they at.
tend fire-1 900 feet of hose for tn c fire de.
partment was ordered to be bought. The
building ofthree more cisterns and propo.
sition to fine any one owning or keeping
pigeons in the city was referred to com.
mittee.
tits currently reported that o wagner.
whose name and residence has not vet been
obtained, while endeavoring to get his wag.
on out Of the river yesterday evening So
strained and bruised himself internally that
he died Immediately afterwards,
There are ten patients in the city hospital.
They are all doing very well.
Mr.. i. Pulliam, who had the typhoid
fever, is recovering.
Burlison, tie first station 70.
ing south on the Missouri Pacific
is fourteen miles distanct, and
is fast growing station. 1t has two gro.
ceries, one drug store, new section house
and depot building, and blacksmith
shop just started. A petition for postof.
flee has been signed and sent to Washing
ton city.
Last night, at o'clock, black clouds sud
denly engloomed the north and west hori.
zon and indicated terrible storm at hand
The wind bega ,-people hurriedly closeS
their houses, and the large drops of rain
began TO come down, but the wind was not
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EntertainInr the Gnest..

PROVIDENCE, r. L.. November 2.-Alter
being shown various places of interest in
the vicinity during the day. the French visit
OTIS were tonight given state dinner at the
Narragansett, at which Governor Littlefeld
presided. 1t was an elegant and pleasant
affair. Some speeches followed, and Judge
Charles Bradley made an eloquent address
to the guests, and Governor Little6eld bade
them pleasant farewell. After dinner a
reception was held at the hotel, and many
prominent gentlemen and ladies paid their
respects to the distinguished visitors. After
wards brilliant party engaged in dancing
to the music Of German band.
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Waco.
Special TO tho Herald.


Waco, November News reached here
to-day that Harris Burney, formerly of this
place, had been shot and killed in diff
Guilty on stock rancho in New Mex
leo. Burney was raised here and
enjoyed the reputation of being reckless,
dangerous man.
A lady from Mineola took the narrow
gauge train at Corsicana last night for this
place, having with her sick child, which
was taken with a spasm a short
distance this side of Corscana,
and died In few minutes.
The passengers did everything in their
power TO relieve the distressed mother dur
ing the journey. On the arrival Of the
train this morning the little one was placed
in neat casket, and mother and child took
the west-bound train on the Central
for their home in Hill county.
Since September fifteenth eight thousand
| four hundred and four bales of cotton have
been pressed by the Waco cotton compress,
and about three thousand bales shipped
without compressing, making the total
receipts since September lst about eleven
| thousand bales.
Senator Coke returned from Washington
this morning
This evening at five o'clock while Church
Fulton, n horse trader was loping his
pony on south Third street the
animal fell with him, breaking his leg.
Fulton Is already one-leggcd man, having
had his ankle badly broken several years
ago by fall from q horse, making amputa.
| tion necessary. In the fall to-day the same
leg was broken above the knee. His re-.
covery Is doubtful.
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WAsHINaToN, November 2.-The fall
running meeting of the National Fair asso-
citation begins here tomorrow and contin.
ues during the week. There are four races
on hand for tomorrow, the first mile dash
for two-ycar olds. For this race Vampire
is the favoritc in the pools tonight at fifty
against forty to the field The second race
is q novelty handicap, one and one-eighth
miles. Colonel Sprugue is the lavorite, and
sold tonight in the pool for fifty against
thirty-ilye for the field. In the third race.
one and .one-quarter miles dash, Ferida is
the favorite, and sold tonight for fifty
against twenty for the field. The last race
will be steeple-chase over the usual course,
two. and one-quarter miles, seven entries.
Bashi Bazouk is the favorite in this and
sold for twenty-five against the field.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
6oy. Cnilom Of Illinois Issues A PRO.
clamation Prohibiting the I'm.
portatlon Of Certain Cattle.
Statham and Other Nominees Left Over
by the Extra Session are Forced
into the Offices by Arthur.
steps lnaugurated in Boston Looking
to the Celebration ofa Worlds
Fair In that City.
Hon. Edward Atkinson and Eastern
Manufacturers invited to
Augusta.
Mr., Sexton is Released, but On Con.
dition that he Retires 10
France.
The Biggest Bonanza OF All Discovered
Lately In Colorado.
The Biggest Bonanza OF All Discovered
Lately In Colorado.
General Domestic and Foreign News.
statham Thrust In.


WASHINGTON, November 2.-In response
to a notification of his appointment, the
requisite bond was received at the nost-
office department to-day from Cliflorl
Statham, and the president thereupyn com
missioned him to be the postmaster AZ
Lynchburg, Virginia, vice j. II. Wilson
suspended under the tenure of ofhca act.
Statham's commission will hold good onlv
until the next session of the senate. unless
he is suspended by the president or nomi-
mated and confirmed for the regular term of
four years
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
In addition to Statham's, the following
persons have been notified of appointments
us postmasters since the adjournment OF the
senate, and will be commissioned upon
furnishing the required bonds: George @.
Mckee, jackson, Mississippi, vice W. III.
Green, whose commission lad expired;
Charles W. Buckley, Montgomery, vice
Israel w. Roberts, suspended under ten
ure OF office law Lonis Laforte, Donald
sonyille, Louisiana, vice William G. VIII
derson, suspended; John w. Hackworth at
Brenham, Texas, vice William J. BRYAN,
suspended John Donaldson. sherman.
Texas vice A. l.. Darncll suspended, and
Henry g, Taylor, Bonham, Texas, vice
kenchenbarger, deceased.
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signed on account of continued i'll health
the governor appointed Justice Gould his
successor, and Honorable J. w. Slayton, OF
Victoria, to succeed Judge Gould. These
appointments, it is believed here, will
meet with special approbatiom Judge
Slayton's reputation is that of iurist of the
highest character.
The attorney general has returned
nom Washington via Yorkstown and
Atlanta, having combined bust
ness and pleasure during his
flying rip, At Washington he contracted
with Judge Phillip Phillips to assist him in
the case OF the state VS.. the Western Union
telegraph company. which has been ap-
pealed TO the United States supreme court
He was also admitted to practice in that
court.
The Union Guide Independent society OF
kendalPs plantation, Fort Bend county,
was chartered to-day. 1t proposes to do
benevolent and charitable work, and pro-
mote education. No capital and only fees
for an income. Two out of three
OF the charter members signed their names
with a cross.
The capital board will be able to hand the
specifications to the printer by Saturday
In consequence of the time expired i'm their
revisory work they will have to extend the
time for receiving bids probably until the
first ofJanuary.
The receipts of fees at the land office f
October arein excess eight thousand do. lars
double the expenses
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New York Stock Market.

NEw YsRK, November 2-stocks were
generally firm.
Chicago u Northwestern, 125 5.S; do. pre-.
ferred, 137 34; Erie, 46 1-2; East Tennessee
n Ii; Georgia Railway, l65; Illinois
Central 1901; Lake Shore, ,& Michigan South
ern, 1222 Louisville IL Nashville "a;
Memphis Il Charleston, 70; Nashville &
Chattanooga, SO; New York Central, ,l39 7-s
Pittsburg Il Cleveland guaranteed, 140;
Richmond Il Allegheny, 3S 1-2; Rock Island
1885,; Wabash & st. Louis Pacific, S34; do
preferred, SSl Western Union, SO 5-S; sub
treasury balances, coin S76950, or currency
4,6T2, ,0lG.
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Calvert.


special TO the Herald.
CALVERT, November 2.--Barnum's show
being here to-day the town was crowded,
many people coming thirty miles by private
conveyance to attend the show. A special
train also was run from Hearne and all the
county dignitaries from franklin were in
attendance. The day passed off qui-
city, and the only accident was
a child falling from one of the
seats. 1t was supposed his leg was broken,
Your reporter learned from Sheriff
Wise to-day that he is en-
tirely up with the criminal
business lie caught two murderers who
have been at liberty for ten years, and also
caught Doc. Avont, who killed Nose Gill
eight years ago. Judge Crawford has
cleaned the county court docket
Of all the immense business
imposed upon it by the last grand jury.
Wise, the sheriff, in chasing criminals
pushed one so close in the Indian Nation
that he got his photograph and letters.
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A Young Man Killed by Lightning
at Savoy While Watching by
the Bedside Of Friend.
The Herald In Advance OF All Other
Dailies at Marshall Owing TO
the Changed Schedule.
1t is Thought the Police Have the Max.
well Boys In st. LOuiS...-A Kan.
sas City Defaulter.
A Severe Storm at Galveston. 90.
A Ravlsher Sentenced Mt
San Antonio.
A Child Dies on the Train BE.
tween Waco aud COrsicana in
n Spasm.
Chief Justice Moore Resigns and
Judge Gould Succeeds Him.
Chief Justice Moore Resigns and
Judge Gould Succeeds Him.
Other Interesting State News.
San Antonio.

san Antonio.
Special TO the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, November AT late
hour last night, the jury in the case of Geo.
Washington, colored, charged with rape on
an old Mexican woman, brought in YER
dict of99 years in the penitentiary. On the
first ballot the jury stood for hanging.
He is also charged with the murder
of the Hammon family and may hang be-
fore long. No doubt he richly deserves it.
A slight rain fell last night, but not
enough to interfere with the fair to-day,
which was even greater success than YES.
terday. The great attraction at the far to.
day was the address of Rev. w. ii. II. Muir.
ray. which was eloquent and well received
by the large crowd,
The finest display of hcrseiesh ever seen
in San Antonio were at the fair to-day
Rev, Mr.. Murray's pair of Georgian stal.
lions.
The first race. one-half of a mile,
race, best two in three, Garfield won; time
0:55 and 04. The second race, trotting
best three in five, Share won in the second
third and fourth heats, Flag of Truce in the
second and Lightning in the third; time 2:5s
| -307-S06. The following awards were
made to-day: For best stallion for size
style and speed considered. b
Z. Brahan's horse, Palmetto Chief
For best mare, size, style and speed consid
cred, Major Alex. Moores mare Blanche, O
Capota farm. For the best gelding, size
style and speed considered, there wer,
three entries, as follows: First premium t.
Mrs. Il. II. Cuningham's Palmetto Chief
| jr.; second premium to johnson Miller
black horse; third premium to II. II, Storr'
sorrel gelding, Dick, of old Lexington
stock. For the best pair of carriag
horses there were two entries; frs
premium was awarded to Mrs. Il. ii
Cunningham bay horse; second premium
to Major Alex. Moore's bay mare, Blanche
of Capota farm. The prizes for the bes
single buggy horse roadsters, were as fol
lows; First premium awarded to w. II
Storr''s sorrel geding, Dick; second premi
um to Johnson Mishler's black gelding
The prize for the best saddle-horse wa
awarded to ii. II. Storrs
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BonIiarn.
Special 10 the Herald

HUtVIUI VI IIIV IlVTHTWs
BOMBAY. November 2.-The fated town
of Savoy was again the scene ofanother mis-
fortune.from lightning last night. A young
man by the name, Of Cage Clark, while sit
ting up at the bedside of sick friend, was
killed by stroke of lightning, Other per-
sons in the house were considerably
shocked, but none others seriously injured
Barnum's big show is billed for this place
for next Monday.
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NihiIIsts still Active.

LONDON, November 2.-The st. Peters-
burg correspondent OF the Standard says;
Last week numerous nihilist proclama-
tions were distributed about the city, and
several copies were thrown into the bar
racks of the imperial guard. II is stated
that the czar has lately received many
threatening missives.
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Strike Of Cigar Makers.

MILWAUKEE, November 2.-The cigar
makers in nearly two hundred shops have
struck and forty-eight factories have ac-
ceded to an advance of one dollar per thou
sand cigars, which the strikers demanded.
The strikers are orderly and determined,
maintaining that they can hold out indefi-
nitely, and the strike is likely to spread all
over the country.
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Twitting Gladstone

LONDON, November 2-The secretary of
the Liverpool branch of the land league
hasteegraphed to Gladstone as follows:
"The elections yesterday show how your re-
sources of civilization are appreciated by
one hundred and fifty thousand Irish citi-
zens here"
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HonorIng Parneli-sexton Released

LONDON, November 2.-Parnell has been
unanimously elected chairman of the Cork
chamber of commerce.
Sexton has been released from prison, on
the physicians certifying that his life is in
danger If longer confined.
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Steamboat Sunk

ATLANTA, GA, November 2.-The Gunby
Jordan, a steamboatr inning betweenC Colum-
bus and Apalachicola, Florida, ran on n
rock below Bairnbridge and sunk. No lives
W ere, lost. She had cargo of salt on.
board.
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Dnmagc by the OYerllnw

CHICAGO, November 2.--lt is estimated
that the recent overflow of the Mississippi
has caused damage between Keokuk and
Sletonio amounting to $293,000. II will
take several days yet before a iness in the
river towns will be fully resumed.
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Palestine.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 tnc Herald.
PALESTINE, November S.-Henkels, a
tailor here, said he he has Oswald Wallace s
wife for housekeeper. Oswald says
things are not just to his liking in this ar
arrangement, SO last night attacked
Henkels with club. The doughty
tailor drew his pistol and Tor an hour
the town was hunting the dead
man. Oswald can't be found.
0akwoods sent delegation to Palestine
last night to take the town. They flourished
pistols, broke windows, closed up couple
of saloons, when an officer gobbled them
up, and to-day II took all their money,
watches and jewelry to pi y their f les.
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The DanyiIlo Tobacco Report

DASvnLE, VA, November 2.-The re-
port of the Danville tobacco association for
October, Just submitted, shows that 7O2, III
pounds of tobacco were sold for 81, ,19i, ,405,
an average of $l7 per 100 pounds.
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Kansas City.
Special to the Herald.

SVtclnI 70 thc HcfhIu,
KANSAS Cry, November 2.--Alfred Heitz,
book-kceper for d. G. Imboden & Co., and
II. La,zman left yesterday. Investigation
shows crookedness in the books of both
firms and considerable defalcation. Ieitz
was arrested at Lachine, Kansas, and
brought back to Kansas City,
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st. Louis.
Speclnl to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
ST. Louis, November2. Saturday evening
two men were arrested by st. Louis detec-
tives. They were drunk and boisterous at
the time They are still held. This was
not considered remarkable, as the charge
was of being suspicious characters Itnow
transpres that the police authorities are
confident they have the famous Maxwell or
! Williams boys, the noted murderers and
desperadoes of Wisconsin, whose record is
only second to the famous James boys.
The men give theirnames as Jack and Riley
and deny that ii is Maxwell.
Governor and Mrs. Crittenden have is
sued invitations to their silver wedding,
which Till be celebrated at the executive
mansion, at the state capitol November
| 18th.
The annual association of the grand en-
campment of Missouri Odd Fellows will be
held at Kansas City, commencing Novem-
ber 10th, and arrangements are now being
made for large delegations of st. Louis Odd
Fellows, who will make the trip by special
car.
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Marshall.
Special 10 tho Herald.

opecl0l 10 inc Herald.
MARSHALL, November "A heavy rain
fell this morning, followed by brisk north
er, and overcoats are in order.
Since the change of schedule the mail has
been very regular. The HERALD is now
read in the morning, and papers and mail
from other points are not in until evening.
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= a . Z C S.

Protect yourselves against the chilly blasts Of winter Nov
is your time to doit Our stock of wraps and coaks is
large, too large in fact and must be reduced,
These illustrations indicate what doing
in the cheaper goods, and our quotations
below are an index to the reductions
we have made in the finer.
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Boston Wants a worlds Fair.

BosroN, November 2.-Decisive steps have
been taken to the end of having n worlds
fair, and subscription books will be opened
next week.
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Galveston
Special to the IIerald.

Special TO the Herald
GALVESTON November 2-At $50 tins
morning the wind which had been blowing
from the southwest fourteen miles an hour
suddenly steered to the northwest blowing
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Campbell to Contest Cannon,s seat.

SALT LAKE, November "A. G. Clmp-
bell has gone east, and will contest for Can
mons seat in the house Representatives.
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Killed over Cards.

GAINESVILLE, TENN. November 2.--Georgc
Leuter was shot and killed last night by
Martin Hatcher In quarrel over cards.
Hatcher escaped.
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LONDON, November 2.-It is understood
here hat Sexton goes to France as the con-
dition his release.
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A False Renort.

CINCINNATI, ONO, November 2.--Arch-
bishop Purcell, whose dangerous illness was
reported Is as well as usual. I
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specioi to the Herald.
CoRsrcANA, November 2d.--The Beau
mont, Corsicana & Palestine railroad is be-
ing agitated by Judge Ferris among our
citizens. He speaks in most sanguine terms
of the Tractcability OF raising both money
and rigAt-ofway.
Mail agent Sisbee who decamp-
ed from his train at this
place last Friday, took with
him considerable amount from reg.
istered letters. On leaving the train he
shaved his whiskers and otherwise dis.
guised himself and laid about one of the
saloons a couple of days and left.
A government detective with one OF
our citizens went in pursuit but
lost trace ofhim at Bolton.
Large crowds of country people are al
ready arriving, TO be on-hand at Barnum's
show tomorrow.
The instruments, etc., of the Uni
ted States signal office here
were taken down to-day and
shipped to Palestine where officer McFar
land goes to establish the new station. Mr.
McFarlands and his lady's departure will
be felt more deeply by our citizens than the
removal of the office and we know that tho
citizens of Palestine will appreciate both.
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Austin.

Special to the Herald.
Aus1rS, November 9.-Chief justice
Moore, Of the supreme court, having r..
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Our leader Is black gros grain silk circular
lined with fur throughout at $40, worth s75
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A satin dc lyon circular of richest material
elegantly made up and richly lined with fur
$50 worth Sll0.
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Black beaver and diagonal dolmanS from Sc
to S25.
Black beaver cloaks fromSi to S25.
Imitation beaver cloaks from Sl.50 up.
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We are almost giving away handsome gros
grain silk circulars, trim med with fnr and quilted
lining, at S35.
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Black siciliene silk circulars, elega ntly trim
med with fur at $40 worth $3.50
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Finest French dolmans heavily trimmed in
rich plush, the style ofwhieh is the latestFrcnch
novelty at Si5, worth $3.50.
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Black sicicne silk dolman, with elegant pas
sementrie and handsome lining, at s55, worth S75,
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Queen Of Spain unweil

MApnrp, SPAIN, November 2.-The queen
Is quite indispoad.
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Black satin dolman, a superb garment richly
trimmed with fur s65, worth $751;
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A large line of lighter wraps such as cape
dolmans and mantillas, in gros grain silks, satin
de lyons rhadames, merveilleuX, drap de'te
and ,diagonHls, at almost half price.
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Continued on Fourth Parc.