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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

WASmSGroN, D. c., October ll,-On the
opening Of the criminal court ttis morning,
Mr.. Enoch lotion, counsel for the defense.
in the Star Route eases, was addressed by
the judge, who said | present II motion
to rcscind the order made some days ago,
information to be fled. also
present n motion asking for an order on the
district attorney to bring the records and
files of the poStof,lcc department relating
TO this particular route to some place
where one can see them. We have made
those applications to the postmaster zen.
cral for leave to look at those documents
aud paper. which are essential, and have
been each time refused. have also an
affidavit TO 20 with these motions. | have
n note from Mr.. Cooke, counsel man
aging the prosecution, saying he Is
otherwise engaged this morning in court.
| have anotc from him, He thinks that
the arrangements might be made for the
beginning Of next week"
Jolton-lfw we can agree upon the day now
so Us TO suit the convenience of the court,
we can know the day before, and any time
will suit me.
Robert Ingcrsoll expressed the hope that
the argument would be fixed at very early
day, ny he had 10 leave the city for some
weeks on next Thursday or Friday.
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Washington Wirsllugs

WASHINGTON, y. c., October ll,-It /.
generally believed that at least two cabinet
changes will be announced whom the senate
convGncs tomorrow. The retiring mem.
bcrS are Windom and McNcagh. II is
known that the president has upon his dies K
about hundred nominations to
deliver to the senate, and the general
impression to-day is that the final adjourn.
mont of he senate will he possible in two
or three days.
The democratic senator's met in caucus
about 2p. m, at the capitol, 10 discuss the
situation, and agreed ON u plan of action,
and the appointment Of committee and
the election OF u secretary,
The cabinet session lasted about
an hour Nothing OF special
Importance was considered. The time was
confined principally to the discussion of
the political situation as il now stands.
Howgate's ease was before the grand Jury
to-day. President Arthur has accepted an
invitation to attend the Yorktown center
nial celebration, and will 10 TO Yorktown
early next week,
A copy of the indictment against Guiteau
and the list of witnesses were
read to him to-day in his cell at the Jail. Ii
is understood he will be arraigned to.mor-
row for trial
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Galveston,
Special to the Herald

Special TO the Herald
GALVESTON, October ll.-ln the case OF
the city of Brownville vs., Marc Joseia Ca.
va2ccs ct. al, in the United States circuit
court, the clerk, who has been engaged to
pass upon the costs claimed by defendants
.. the amount incurred by going 10
Me dco to obtain copies Of documents,
has decided upon 81 ,60Oas Just and fair. The
defendant claims $1,000,
Several parties came very near being
drowned at the foot of Centre
street Sunday evening, by getting into
. mole which was prepared Us a receptacle
Tor reilse nom Il sewer which was COM
mon2ed, but afterwards abandoned
The hole will receive attention
from the proper authorities, and the danger
in bathing will be removed.
The city is crowded with immigrants.
landed from the German ship Crown Prince
last evening
Rev u, q. Johns, ID. d., has returned
from the Methodist annual conference,
which met recently at London.
MIR. George Barthomcw, Of Baltimore.
the original Little Joker" is here.
Arrived to-day Steamships CITY of Nor
folk Clinton, Aranzas, Corpus Christi, llar-
Ian and Morgan City
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ST. LOUIS.
The Synod Of Missouri In Session The
Grand Lodge of Missouri In Session A
Fatai shooting ARRAY, Etc.
Special to the Herald

Special TO the Herald
ST lorIs. Mo, October 1.-THE general
synod of Missouri convened this morning.
Rev, NJ. Travis, of Santa Fe. New Mexico.
called the meeting to order and delivered
the opening sermon. The synod continues
three days
Peter Corcoran was found living ON the
pavement at daylight this morning, hclpless
from loss of blood flowing from cuts ON his
head and in his face He did not know
what hurt him. The wounds may prove
fatal.
Edward Jones, wife and son, arrived TO-.
day on their way to Dallas They said
negro on the train Snaiched a satchel
containing a hundred dollars worth of yalu-
ables and jumped aud ran before tho train
stopped.
Major Kennedy, prominent citizen,
was thrown from his buggy and received
injuries which may prove fatal
The sixty first annual communication Of
the Masonic Grand Lodge of Missouri is
now in session here. In Missouri are 500
lodges, each entitled to three delegates to
the Grand Lodge. At the opening session
this morning, about 800 delegates had ur-
rived. The attendance tomorrow will be
much increased. The time OF the first ses.
siop was occupied with the appointing of
committees and the hearing orGrand Mas,
ter SmhheGelds address.
George Edwards took Charles Smiths vie
to ball last night. Early his morning,
while coming home, he net Smith
ANA few angry words
were exchanged, when Smith Shot Edwards
IN tho head, The bullet is still in the head.
He may die. smith was not arrested
lle prevalence OF pink,eye heroahouts is
SO general that the II. Louis Jockey Club TO-
day decided to abandon tho fall running
meeting which was to commence on the %.
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4 Night Watchman Ran Over and
Killed at Fort Worth...Othcr
Fort Worth Items.
Decisions of the Commissioners Of
Appeals at Tyler.--The Court of
Appeals win Act To-Day.
Anderson J. Walker Acquitted of
Murder at Bryan.
A Lone Highwayman Goes Through
Two Farmers Near Waco.
Palestine Items and Other Interesting
State News.
Fort Worth.

Special to the Herald
Fort WORTH, October ll--Of the 800
people from north ard south German y,
who lately landed in New York, 80 includ-
ing woman and children, arrived here last
Saturday night l30 more going on TO
Baird. They are principally mechanics,
and are hero to engage at their trades and
to stay. They report n large immigration
en- route and others preparing TO come to
Texas from their country. So far they are
well pleased with this country,
They were on the streets yester-
day and today in gangs, observing and
the observed. Their appearance and man
ners pointed them out as immigrants un-
mstakably.
The erection of telegraph poles and wires
on the east side of Main street is delayed by
rain and mud.
The regular watchman Of Canyon and
other bridges ON the Texas Il Pacific rail
road, while asleep at the Canyon bridge was
awakened by the shrill whistle of the en-
gine last night, and in his bewilderment
rot on the track and was run over and Killed
by the train
Morgan Jones hands, teams and imple-
ments went north of the city last Saturday
to begin work on the TT. Worth 4 Denver
railroad grade this morning. but bad
weather delayed their commencement.
At tie meeting Of the city council last
Friday night, much interest was manifest
ed and warm speeches were made for and
against the establishment Of water works.
The proposed issuance of bonds TO deIray
expense of establishment of water works
was defeated, and the water works bushes:
after going to about $1,000 expense, Is
dead. Al least for the present.
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An p,cItlnv Fire I'm New yort

NEw YoRE, October i1.-Carl Upman's
cigar factory, in east Seventeenth street
burned this afternoon. Two hundred EN-
ploycs were in the building, which is five
stories high The fire began in the engine
room, OH the ground floor, and escape by
the stairs and fire escape was cut oilalmost
Us quick Ms the fire was discovered.
Fears of panic ensued, but eventually all
got through on TO the roof through. .scIttlcs
and made their way To an adjoining build
had 10 be carried out, and some of the men
were 50 dcmoalizcd that forcc was neces-
snry 60 compel them tn make use OF the
means ut hand Of saving their lives. With.
in two minutes nfcr all had escaped the
flames broke through the roof The loss il
about 100000; insurance $4,000.
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From the Indian Country.

SAN FRANCISCO, October ll.--A Wilcox
Arizona, dispatch received from San Carlos
states that the Chihuahua scouts. who do.
seItcd have killed one of the White Noun.
IAN Indians Fears are entertained that
thc @tter viii rctsliaie, and If A
general hight results among them
mn nv one can tell where II
WIN emu, General Mckenzie is at the
toward Ash creek with his men, and somn
OF Carr's troops are pursuit. Col Sandlord
has been directed to place his troops in sn' h
q position as TO prevent all incursions al
the hostile Indians along the borders he
tween Arizona aud sonora.
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i've years IN ISIS, for robbery. was purioned
to-day by the governor on account OF good
conduct and the lass of a part Of one foot.
MT, h. \. Myers arrived to-day with the
building plans and specifications for the
new capitol which Were submitted. and the
board this evening without a voice accepted
them, The plans are beautiful and in the
minutest details,
Dirt was broken to-day ON the
Austin Il Northwestern railroad.
Commissioner Spaight has received up TO
date full and comprehensive statistics from
l62 counties.
The lunatic asylum board
oi trustees except the country
member, Col. Rutherford who has taken no
,9art IN the controversy. while the former
hlye been very outspoksn, have resigned
ana their SUCCESSORS will be
appointed in few days.
This action was thc'rcsult ofa disagreement
between them and the governor respecting
the design of the building ana the
fairness OF the contract.
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Palestine.

Special TO the Herald
palestine, October ll.-Rcy. II. W.
With t., agent for the Paul Quinn college
for colorcd students at Waco, has been at
Palestine for the last ton days soliciting
subscriptions and aid for that institution.
and has met with great success among the
coloted citizens Quite large sum has
been made up by subscriptions, festivals
and the white citizens also aided the
liberal donation.
Superintendent llcrrin, of the San Anto-
MO division, says the international is NOV.
ing at present, with about the same trans
portation facilities, more than twice the
amount than was carried and moved this
time last year The entire road is in splcn-
did order, The new management of the
gulf division gives unusual satisfaction.
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Memphis Cotton Exchange n,oor,

MEMPHIS, October ll,-Regular monthly
crop report of the Memphis cotton ES.
change, comprising the district of western
tennessee, north Mississippi and north
Arkansas, embraces replies from 10 conn
TIES Nearly all report the weather during
september as having been generally iayore
aole ior picking pa.!agc by drouih rust,
worms % ana stains sreported by all MS seri''
ons' om me average is 81 per cent. Nearly
~, report ths@plant fruiting badly, with
serious shedding of forms and hollis Thn
rcnorts nldicatet that d To- Is per cent. of the
crop has been picked, Il o average being IL
Per cent The average yield s estimated az
80 pounds OF seed per acre. Estimated
Inhse nom . 10 20 per cent less than lSS0.
the average being Is per cent. less.
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Waco.

Special to the Herald.
WACO, October ll,--saturday night while
Felix Butler and John Roberts, farmers
living few miles east of the city were re.
turning home they were stopped by lone
highwayman and robbed of what money
they had, amounting TO twcnty.soyeu
dollars
Last night. about one o'clock, some one
entered Mr.. j. NJ. Rcvierc's servants house
and attempted to rape n Norwegian girl.
llcr screams aroused the inmates of the
house, aud the villain lied without accom-.
plishing his purpos
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RcdeeIulnv Hand.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE secretary
oil The treasury has announced that he will
redeem ut the department on and after
Monday next, October 18th, five million
dollars of bonds embraced in the 10th cali.
with interest TO date of payment. The SEQ.
retary states that this action is taken sim
ply because the treasury has money avail
able Tor that purpose, and interest to De-
cember 2Ith on that amount of bonds If re-
deemed can he paid by. this course. lie
annonnoes also that purchases in New
York will continue as heretofore.
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"Dr." Buchanan Again CouvIet.d

PIIlLAnELplIA, October lL--,Dr. John
Buchanan, who pleaded guilty last Noyem-
Der to the charge of violating the act of tho
assembly prohibiting the sale of bogus med
zeal diplomas, was brought before quarter
sessions court this morning and sentenced
TO line of 81 coo and Imprisonment for ono
year. lie has already been confined In the
eastern Pcnittntiary fora term of fifteen
months, which he served under conviction
and sentence in the United States district
court for conspiring to delraud the govern
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Formal pn.sn.alnn Given.

CISclSSSArr, October 1.-THE final and
formal matters connected with the transfer
Of the Cincinnati Southern railroad TO the
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
railroad company, in accordance with the
terms Of the lease to Fred Wolfe was COM
pletcd this evening. The new company paid
to the trustees of the road 81 ,5l7 800 for the
property and supplies on hand, and to the
company which has been operating the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

WYTnEvuLr Va, October li.--Charles
Jones and his wife were walking along tho
road near their home, six miles from here
yesterday, when Henry Crockett met them
and presuming on a long acquaintance, ad-
dressed Jones' wife in a jocular manner.
which, however, gave oilensc, and she com
planned to her husband, who went into the
house, got gun and shot Crockett.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

Special TO the Herald
Liberty HuL, October ll.-Our business
men are waiting patiently to SEQ whether
the railroad is going to move our town.
Several want to move but will not do 50 nm.
til they ARE better satisfied in regard 10 Il.
If It moves the place, Il will move also a
great deal of travel, which Is ut present
going by this place, mostly immigrants
who are principally from foreign parts.
Nearly all are going to LHmpasas county.
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The Democrntic Cnncns.

WASHINGTON, y. g., October 1.-THE
democratic senators met in caucus this
morning, and remained in session about an
hour The committee appointed yesterday
to examine the credentials Of the three new
senators reported they found nothing on
which 20 base objections TO the admission
OF the new senators on prima lacia evidence
of their credentials. The report wa
promptIyudoptcd and the caucus adjourned.
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Atlanta Exposltlon.

ATLANTA, GA, October 1.-THE second
week of the exposition opened on scene of
great activity-hurrying the work on the
buildings and putting of new exhibits in
pace, ana presents avery nyeiy spectacle.
place and hourly additions are made to the
machinery,
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WATthuI
Special 70 tho Herald.

NfNN'"t w NuV iAsfhlu,
MARSHALL, October l.--R A. Connolly
chief engineer, and II. b. llotchkiss, sec.
retary of the Sabine Pass & Texas North.
ern railroad company, are expected to-
morrow, These gentlemen come with ample
authority from the president of the company
~ press forward the work OF construction.
Mr.; g. {. Ample, the chief of the grading
al,H WY CONSTRUCTION Wlll accompany them or
follow at an early date. A meeting of The
board OF directors will be held ON the 18Th
instant.
Captain sam. Crandin, secretary of Il {
Texas Mexican Gulf railroad company, /,
IN the city. A business meeting of ia,
directors was held Yesterday in the absenc,
OF President Barney. Mr.. join
j. Price, one of the directors
presided, The engineers have locatct
the road to the Sabine river and still til,
work goes on.
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Tho Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE election in
Ohio has been unusually quiet and from all
points from which news comes are reports
of an exceptionally light vote. In the
city the vote will fall Off from 25 to 30 per
cent. Party lines were much broken over
by the voters, therefore the process of
counting the votes will be very tedious.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

Charles Dennis, Chicago rough and bad
character generally, was arrested In Louis
Vile u few days ago as fugitive from jus.
ticc. lie had but recently been discharged
frum the Frankfort, Kentucky, pcnitcn-
tiary, whore he served a term for burglary,
aud hc is now wanted in Chicago for bur
glary and murder committed in that city
three years ago, he and two other thieves
boing charged with the killing OF Policeman
nigo
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The remains of an unknown white man
were found In the river near Chester Illi-
nois, u few days ago. The body was well
dressed, and as there were no marks Of yio-
lcncc TO be found, Il was supposed hs had
been accidentally drowned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

Two or three days ago n special passenger
train on the NJ, X. &T. railroad, ran over
o man at Jefferson City, Missouri, killing
him. The mans namo was George w.
Freeman, and he was carpenter who hud
recently been IN the employ of the govern
ment. llc was intoxicated at the time, and
left widow and six children.
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Tyler.


Special 20 the Herald.
TYtEn October 1.-THE following cases
have been decided by the commissioners of
appeals;
Ray ct al vs., Daley ct AL, from Falls rc.
verscd aud rendered.
Fowler et al. vs. Stagncr, executor, from
Caldwell, reversed aud remandcd.
Janruy & Go. ". Meyers, from Gregg; re-.
yersed and dismissed
Tho court of fapresls renders decisions to.
morrow.
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Tho Mrs. Garfield Fund.

NEw YoRK, October 1.-THE subscription
to the Mrs. Garfield fund aggregated $780,
sos 10 at l2 o'clock to-day. The fund will
close Saturday, the 10th instant, and on
Monday, the nth, full list of all sub
scribcrs will be given to the press.
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For The Michigan sufferers.

NEW YoRK, October li.--President Dowd,
of the bank of North America, has received
up TO date s04 ,25S co for the relief ofthe
Michigan sufferers.
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TnnnarY nurned.

ALLENTOWN, Va, October II 1.-The large
tannery Of Mosser II Jack, with the ma
chinery and stock, burned to-day. Loss,
S5O0O0; insurance, 10000 The fire was
ncrilnnInl III
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Jay Gould Elected a director.

ST, LOUIS, October ii.--Jay Gould, who
became u large stakeholder of the National
stock yards of East 81. Louis, has been
elected member Of its board of directors.
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The residence Of q Mrs. Won Kettlor, liy.
ing at Galena, Illinois, was burglarized and
robbed Of si50 In money and some valuable
papers, but the thieves returned her papers
10 her.
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WARRINGTON, October 1i.--Secretaries
Blaine and Lincoln to-day resumed their
official duties.
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NEw YoRK, October 1.-THE latest esti-
mates of the loss made by the fire last night,
In the destruction of furniture, etc, stored
in Nerril's warehouse, is S2,00O000.
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Bryan.


special 10 the lltrAus
BsYAS, October 22.-Andrew j, Walker
who was tried here for murder, was aoquit
ted lie is now held undor capias from
Liberty county.
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Snow In Now York.

WArrRrowS. N. y, October 1.-THE
ground was covered with snow ut Madrid,
st. Lawrence county, to-day.
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Austin.
Special 10 The Herald.

AUSTIN, October il.-IIorace Bell, of
Harris county, convicted and sentenced 10
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knitting MIL nnrned.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, October ii.-Watson
4 Mlllers knitting mill burned this morn
ing, Loss, $4,000; fully insured
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This Is thN sSss
Louisiana { ESTABLISHED 1914.
(fRlCE FIVE CENTS
Louisiana : {
( ESTABLISHED 1874
| PRICE FIVE CENTS

MtNiN Tor ~
SS19 S,n aSSsspS,'l5Mtiis property IN the rollipy
Rv m mr. SStc, as fixed by the appraise
ehise ne company also deposit.
Stipl, Win The sinking fund $alO-
l",S security lor making improvements on
PISain,ai as IeYulred by the lease, and in
lddition gave mortgage on all nronert, 81
the road 60 secure the perlormanee Of M
terms of the lease. An underwater NINA of
SSop,OW was given for the faithful nerfnrn4 "
tnce OF the contracts assumed. The sins-
ing hmd trustees have certified the action
taken, and formal possession will be toksn
by the new company this midnight.
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(aus BEN .pbilabtpbia Dtmpfrat."O
1trttetIe 6ber ote drstIt6e BE,
han0Iuua 0arftelo'S.

Na1 Der Sbbuttion Der 9ei4e bes Q,d.
fbentsn III Der Moment sinsstrstsn far BIZ
meoicinii9e Wifsnidaft, ibr llrtbeil lbe,
BITE B~ebanbIung beS prdfbentsn NIT 9r6
6erer Si@erbeit, ME porbsr, absebsn su
t0nnsn. obslei9 aud bas Bulletin iber biz
Obbuttion ni9ts wenissr ais ssnau uni
u~olfdnbis III. Wan erbdIt barin gar fei,
men auff4IuB iber bic 8sidaffsnbsit BEG
wirtli9en WunbtanaIs uno iibel bic bee
gitertanaIs.
Bic isst finb bic ssfdutsn l1rtbeiIe Der
slerste nod isbr porfdtissr Natur. Sm
Nusemeinen 1T man s%inusritanbsn barber,
baB bic anweisnbeit Der RussI i'm R5rpsr
bes prdfoeuten teine birstte Gobesuriade
mar. Oarhber, Oh bic &no1snipIitter,
wel9e bieielbe Don sinem RldsnpiIbeI ab.
f4Iug, uria9e Der 8lutuersiftuns waren,
msrbsn periSisbene Gnii9teu ausssipro:
den.
Die sinieitise anfidt absr, baB bic Der,
p~uHbuns abiolut tSbtIi9 sspslsn uno oab
Der prdfbent ni6t bate ssrsitst psrben
f6nnen, aud wenn man bur1 rs5tseitiaes
Sonbiren ben pirtli9en Bunbtanal gefuns
ben bate, miro bur9aus nidt inboiRrt.
Niemanb tam iasen, baB bur1 Sffsnbal
tuns uno 6einisuns bss uabren 0unbfa.
nails ni4t bic Bunes bate sur Sslluns &c.
bra4t unb isne Splitter battsn sntfelnt
wsrben f6nnen.
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BebanoIuns bes Yrdfbentsn ibsrnabmsa,
nidt bic uon Der Wifsni4aft uorssi4risbss
ne Sonbiruns Der Wunos uorna5msn.
Oisie 8eridumniB pirb bamit enti&uI.
bist, SaB He f4 seflr9tet bdtten, benz
S4merSen bu ueruria9en,