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Palestine.

Special TO the Herald.
I PALESTINE, November 16.--There is a very
general demand here for a thorough hives
tigation of the financial affairs of this city
and county The unlooked-for defalcation
of County Collector Wallace, and multi
tudinous insipuations given out as TO the
cause of the shortage in his accounts,
creates serious public feeling, which be-
came intensified when il was discovered this
morning that two of his bondsmen were
members of the county board Of commission
e who had supervision of his accounts.
Whilst nothing is said derogatory to those
gentlemen, still it is openly asserted 1t was
very improper TO be on the Collectors
bond. 1t is not known whether the State
loses anything by Wallace's defalcation.
Sheriff Davis yesterday arrested Barney
Fentress, alias Jackson White. q negro
horse thief, lately escaped from the sheriff
of Caldwell county The only description
Mr.. Davis had of him was that the negro
Ind tooth nlurred with GOLD So Yesterday
when Barney opened his mouth in the
presence Of Davis, the Sheriff had him in
iail before his Jaws were closed. Barney
saws he will take the gold out of his teeth
when he returns from Huntsville.
palestine, November lS.-Last night the
new store Of Conoway q Numson, grocers,
on Main street, was broken into by bur
glars. the safe combination hinges was
wrenched to pieces, the hinges torn of and
a determined effort was made 10 get into
the safe where several hundred dollars were
deposited Not succeeding, the burglars
broke open the store ca-h drawer and OBJ
tained- only few dollars. No stock was
disturbed. Have had no burglars In Pales-
tine for years, and thisattempt cause con-
siderable comfnotion.
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lance with him; subsequently, resigned on
account Of sickness, and was appointed
10 The army In 1878; met Flipper bore had
been on friendly official terms but lad
never invited Fllppcr TO his quarters
called on him specially. On being re-er.
smincd the witness stated that he visited
Flipper IN The guard house !. went on two
errands for him and rendered him his ser.
vices II he could be Of any assistance. Flip
per said he had money due him for
stores; that he took funds last year to
meet the deficiency and would have
made good last years deficit; said,
"You know how the colonel Is,
he is an cratic man, and l told
him had forwarded the money, and
so reported to the Chief Commissary Had
no deficit in New York. but the firm who
published his book, owed him about $500,
and he could have made accounts all straight
if he had not been ordered to
turn over SO quickly. Witness
told Flipper he was 1910
short he responded that 81, 440 check
was gone; that he would have made that
good from New York balances; the rest of
the shortage ought to be on hand III cash.
could not account for it if gone.
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PANAMA. November l9.-The bark Iaie
Tale which arrived in Aspinwall on the 9Th
in charge Of the crew put on
board By the bark Won Moltke, the
day before, sailed September 18th. from
that port. shortly after a fever, probably a
malignant type Of ship fever. broke out.
The Captains first officer and two Of the
crew died, leaving too few hands TO set
or fnrl the sails, and for nealry sixty
days the bark has been drifting about in
the caribbean Sea. at no time more than
one hundred miles from Aspinwall. The
Captain Of the Won Noltke claims salvage
and will probably get II, as he has clearly
saved the ships and survivors Of the crew.
The Iage is nov in charge OF the Consul.
who awaits instructions from the owners.
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Waco.
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WACO, November l6.-Mac Bridges and
Bill Jones, the Bell county convicts that
made their escape at Hearne while on their
way TO Huntsville, were, we are reliably
informed. in custody of. w. cadenhead.
of Cadenhead d Slaughter, peniten-
tiary employees. instead of Sheriff
Blanton, -of Bell county as was stated in the
Galveston News of recent date. 1t seems
that Cadenhead visited house of bad re-
pute while in Hearne and took the convicts,
Bridges and Jones, with him, and il was
while there that they made their escape.
Sheriff Blanton Is somewhat exercised at
the report Of the aff.1r as published in the
News.
A railroad contractor named Lynch
was badly. perhaps fatally cut at house
Of III repute in this city, at 10 O'Clock p. m.
Il was at Cora McMahon's notorious dive.
Lynch has two deep and CHASTITY wounds on
his left arm near the shoulder and
bis head is badly cut in numerous
places. He claims that a woman in the
house robbed him, and in an effort to get
his money back Cora Mcmahon, the mis-
tress, struck him with beer bottle, and
Jesse johnson, woman in the house, cut
him, while Ben Smith stood by with a six
shooter. Lynch, at midnight, was in a
very bad condition.
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LaInpasas.


Special to the Herald.
LAMPAsAs, November 17.-Grading on
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad
between Coperas Cave and Lampasas has
commenced and soon the entire line be-
tween The two points will be under con-
tract.
Allen Arnold, who is wanted in this
county, charged with the muir
der of Fetner and Littlefield IN
January, 1875, was arrested in Cook county
a few days ago. and he will be brought
here forthwith for trial.
In the District Court to-day Cal. Clay
ton, charged with the theft of q horse and
forgery, plead guilty in both cases and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for seven
years-fve years for the-thef Of the horse
and two years for the forgery.
LAMPAsAs. November 1S-Contracts for
all the grading on the Gulf, Colorado d
Santa Fe Railroad, between this point and
Copperas Cave, are now let. Jones and
Clead, Richer and Evans have the contract
for the first ten miles.
In the District Court to-day in the case Of
the State VS.. Tom Williams, charged with
theft of a COW, he was sentenced 20 the pen
itentiary for two years. = Ed Tennison,
charged with theft OF two horses, plead
guilty and was sentenced TO peniientiary
for ten years.
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Georgetown.
sncoInl to The Herald.

Special to the Herald.
GEORGETOWN, November 1.-THE corner
stone Of Grace Church was laid in this city
yesterday by Rev. l. b. Lee, Of Austin, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Wickens, Of Hampstead,
II. w. Atkins, of Austin, and the Rector
Rev. J. T.. Meredith. The solemn ceremo-
monies Of The Episcopal Church were wit
messed By large number Of people OF the
city and the surrounding country. Much
credit is sue the Rev. J. Il. Meredith TO
whose efficient work and untiring
zeal, and that Of the members Of the parish
also, the abundant success Of their work is
due. The church will be completed by
February, or March at the latest.
Thomas Walker, prominent grocer here,
was married last night TO Miss Lizzie,
daughter of r. W. Vinina, Of this place,
Rev. J. r. Meredith officiating.
I'd. GirTan and Milton Camp. who were
implicated In the shooting Of the negro Bill
Mankins. were admitted TO bail In the sum
Of 81 500 each.
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pr.eriai r. ne HERALD
GA1vr1oS. NOvembcr I5-The fempo-a-
~ bridge ncross the RIO Grande, on the line
81 de Te1ns-Eexicar road was crmulete7
e-aav. ard i 1rs expected that c0nstrtic-
fioa trnin laden -ifh material for fhe PRISE
cution Of f-h1k laying beyond would cros
to1sf. Three slrsyine parties are nov
enrnasd along ihe Ene OF tie. road. TIE
c.rps complied ire survey fr5m Tre1-
s-i-i-.l--e &C. san Antonio today. and VII
pursrs shs r.1Te7inf o. Dsef1ls. rbsfs
.-...-'r 20 f. ~ - rfair viii n I-ne nm
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Waxahachie.

special 10 the Herald.
WAxAHAcHIE, November 16.-The 10th
session of the Northwest Texas Conference
convened here this morning, Bishop II. II.
Kavanagh, presiding There were present
about 200 persons. No business was trans
acted to day, further than organizing and
appointing a committee, and the session
will last probably week. as matters Of i'm
portance are to be considered,
Payton Rowland, grand lecturer, or the
Masonic order is in the city.
The total number of bales of cotton re-
ceived here to date is 1885.
WAxAHAcHIE, November II THE Meth
odist Conference spent to-day in passing OH
the character of ministers and reading OF
memorials for change of boundary lines
and division of the Conference and pc
titions for instituting extension societies.
Committees were appointed to which these
subjects were referred. The body is large
and there are already over two hundred min
listers in attendance and there are more to
come. The churches of the city are placed
at the disposal of the body for use.
]. r. Haynes, District Clerk, rendered
his resignation to the Commissioners Court
to-day, and r. G.. Phillips was appointed
by the Court to fill the vacancy.
WAxAHAcHIE, November 19-The North
west Texas Conference Of the Methodist
EPiscopal Church to-day elected as dele
gates to the General Conference the follow
ing: J. d. Shaw, w. N. Price, III. Bishop,
C. Il. Brown and A. Davis Deacons and
Elders were elected and will be ordained to-
morrow. E. f. Kahlon was found guilty 81
immortality and dropped from the rolls.
The conference also provided for the publ
cation of their minutes.
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The Heavy Rains Cut OF Railroad Com
munication

Z ST.. LOUIS, November 19-At o'clock
this morning only one passenger train had
arrived at the Union depot, instead of fif-
teen, which usually arrive at that hour.
The heavy rains of yesterday and last
night washed out the road-beds and in
ficted damage all over the road.
The Chicago & Alton and Indianapolis
& st. Louis trains were abandoned, and
Illinois Central, and Keokuk & st. Louis,
and Vandalia were indefinitely delayed.
On all other roads, trains were from four to
eight hours late. Trains on the Chicago &
Alton, and c., B. e. O., and Wabash roads,
which left here last night for Chicago, were
forced to return on account of trouble with
the washouts. Communication between
ST. Louis and Chicago is practically cut off.
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spseiait,neH Herald

sr.acialt1. Ire Herald
GAINESVILLE. November 16.-District
court met Monday. Judge r. r. Gaines
presiding. There is not very fun docket
lis term and the legal fraternity VII not
be compelled 70 expend an undue amount
a ,as and labor. There are forty cases on
he frfni civil docket, thirty1three cases
IN TIE appearance docket and sixty On
tiIr criuirai. There j. only one murder
rase On tie criminal docket. There are
f-rel--r divorce suits On the Appearance
7,rl-ef. fbe parties being mostly col0red.
Drr.ufr r1lerif John A. 5. Webb. 0f Little
p ~ courfr. Arkansas lodged J. IT.
ftitrr ard q. II. HnynIn in jail here Pr
7ar. on n clnrre II horse STEALING he leit
VIZ thea IN Arf11Ess to-day.
ne r-s1i her r. coolirf1nd clear and cot
ton = crr1irE IN lively
County Iudre Baety Is down VIII fsTe-
end Ioi rrret1sd q i've.
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Negroes Hung Two Boys Confess to Muir.
der.

NEw ORLEANS, November Ex-Governor
McEnery to-day signed the death warrants
for the execution Of three negroes, Charles
B Terrence o AehelIe and stealing Z,
Mary's Parish, in October last. The first
one for the murder of Joseph Borel, in June
the others for the murder of ID. Langain,
July Sd. The execution will take
place December 30th, at Franklin.
A dispatch from franklin, Loui-
siana, says, two colored boys, Eddie
and Aleck Howard have confessed to the
murder Of Richard 0'Neil, aged fourteen,
on the 9th inst. in a field near Franklin
They took 0iNeil's gun away from him
and shooting him through the shoulders,
then fractured his skull IN several places by
beating him over the head.
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For1 DAVIS. November l9.-Tle cross
ez.-nfuntion q Lieutcntni We'll vas r.
---arf DIS morning. an1 frrrr Tie exam
-.Ir.f-.r fI.e wines -ttf-1 tlri rIEa 1t tIt
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special TO The Herald.


HExPsrEAD, November 1s.-Messrs.
Dodge and washburne, Of the Missouri
Pacific Southwestern Railway system, ac-
companied by President Wheelock, Of the
New Orleans Pacific, and two Mexican rail-
way commissioners passed, south to-day by
special train. The Dodge party. have been
In Texas over two weeks. ia which
time they have visited the construction ter
minus Of the Texas & Pacific within sight
OF the proposed point Of junction with the
Southern Pacific. From there they went
70 the CONSUMPTION terminus Of the Inter
national Road. beyond San Antonio, within
twenfJ odd miles Of Laredo The party are
now en- route 70 New Orleans.to be present Il
the approaching opening Of the view Or
leans Pacific. which il 70 connect the Cres-
cent City with the Pacific Coast, and also
give her tror0utcs % Hexico via II Paso
and LAREDO respectively The Mexican
Railway Commissioners are The guests 81
General Dodge, and they joined lie party
near Laredo and ere accompanied By their
inter1reters TIE train j. under charge q
Crndnctor Hal. q sellalia- Missouri, one
of the old veterans Of the Aieouri. Kansas,
q Tens
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Special 10 the Herald
CoxAEcuF, November i7.--Ths body Of
Mr. @. w. West was found yesterday about
thirty steps outside the rear fence Of his
flrm, where II had been probably laying
for several days. Very few signs were
found TO indicate the cause OF
his death, but II was probably
heart disease. lie was noted for his uncx-
celled skill In gardening and doing bust
ness. ~
A coal vein has been found in the north
ern portion of this county which, from re.
ports and indications, bids fair to turn out
well.
Cotton continues to arrive in large guam
titles. Business good
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Williams Rancho.

Special to the Herald.
WILLIAMS Rancho, November 1.-THE
worms of this section have disappeared en-
tirely and wheat is looking splendidly.
We had big railroad meeting last night.
Mr.. 3. Il. Ware was called
to the chair. Speeches were made by sew
eral. The citizens of this place are aroused
in regard to the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fc
road. They proposed to give them depot
grounds and right-of-way.
Business of all kinds is brisk
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ArnExs. November i0.-Pomp. Goodgamc,
a citizen Of this county. indicted and
charged with the murder Of a negro, came
10 0nr Sheriff last evening and fave-up and
announced himself ready for trial. The
negro Wa q witness in our District C0urt
and while on his wy 10 c0urf
nf DE srring term vas sh0f and
Killed ~ Al unknown party. beng literally
filIled with buckshot
Tie Texas Trunk CORPS OF engineers are
Col0nt J. H. Skinner. one 81 cur leading
ucrclnrts. mace en- assignment Monday
Iinhiiifics. shout SOD. asscts. Sufficient 10
r1rfr tie liabilifies
A One rim fail vcrteriar.
CotI1n = sriii coming b. rauiI n.
County CoL11-ssi1nefs' -C01ri = ID sss-
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NEu YoEK. November 19.-The stock
market opeped extremely irregular and
was feverish and unsettled In early deal
ings Of the first board a heavy pressure to
sell was developed. under the influence Of
which the entire list recorded shows q de-
cline. Miiwaukee. lake Shore 4 West
ern lell Of ? ler cent; DecaturS trnnsvll,e,
rafed. ~. and central Pacific, Cincinnati
Southern a Cleveland. Denver 4 Rio
Grande. Na1haffan Eievated and Norfolk
& Western each Ter cent
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Henrietta.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald.
HENRIETTA, November 1s.-The Their
mometer fell this morning to 80 degrees
under the pressure~ofa stiff norther.
Major Murrell arrived last night from
Fort Worth. He goes with his party. who
have been awaiting his arrival here, to
change the line Of the Fort Worth & Denver
Railroad in several places to this side Of the
Canadian river.
District Court convenes on the first Mon
day in December. The criminal docket is
light, the civil side ofthe same being much
the heaviest.
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Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
GEoEsDEcK, November 16.-Messrs. Bess
ling & Roller were closed out to-day by at
,tachments for $1,000 by Oliver & Griggs, of
Mexia, when the creditors from Houston
and Galveston put in their claims, amount
ing in all to $4,000; assets not known.
A norther is expected
Cotton is rapidly coming in and much
more to arrive.
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jacksonville.

Special to the Herald.
JACKSONVILLE, November 1S.-The Chero-
kee Argonaut, edited here by John H..
Hutchinson, made its first appearance to-
day, and is credit to Jacksonville, as well
as to Mr.. Hutchinson.
Our town is infested with tramps. Last
night two freight trains were almost taken
possession of by these pests. Cars were
broken into, and they only desisted in their
depredations on being fired at by the con-
ductors. A dozen shots were fired without
success, but had the effect of saving the
trains.
Cotton is coming in rapidly.
A norther struck us this evening.
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An Attemp. .toAssassinat auiteau.

All tOAsshosihs.\
WASHINGTON, November 19,-The driver.
of the prison van gives the following partic-
ulars of an attempt to shoot Guiteau. The
facts are substantially these: On the adj
journment of court the van started as
usual for the prison, having one policeman
as guard, who sat in the seat with
the driver. Before reaching the Capt.
tol ther~ guard noticed a young
man on horse-0Afk riding leisurely behind
the van near the c0.",er of East Capital and
First street. The hor4anaan rode directly ]
up to the rear of the van anei----..stlfys
peered through the small grating. Guiteau
was alone in the van, and seated on the
light hand side, the seats runnidgr
lengthwise of the van. After evidently sat
isfying himself of the location of Guiteau,
the horseman wheeled suddenly to the left
of the van and fired directly through it.
He then dashed to the front Of the van and
pointed his pistol 1T the driver with the ev-
ident intention OF intimidating or
stopping the van. The driver was
somewhat excited, and in response
TO an inquiry of reporter said perhaps he
intended to stop the van by shooting one Of
the horses. Seeing an armed policeman
by the side of the driver he exclaimed, IL We
shot the = of -,' and putting spurs to his
horse started down East Capitol street, in
The policeman fired one shot at the fast
disappearing horseman, and the driver of
the van whipped his horses into Sgallop
and kept in sight Of him for several blocks.
The would-be avenger was, however,
mounted on blooded horse and readily
escaped out in the country. He was
described as smooth faced
man, about twenty-five years old, and
He had on a dark brown srit of clothes.
The van then proceeded 10 the jail, and
Guiteau was taken out in a state OF great
excitement. he exclaimed: " have been
shot. Notify Major Brock at once tell
him to arrest The scoundrel and have him
dealtwith as he deserves
On examination il was foHnd that the
bah had just grazed Guiteau's left wrist, in
ilicting q mere scratch. The ball struck on
the opposite side of the van and fell on the
door, where il was found on searching the
Jail. The encouragement Of the at
tempt on Guitean's life created
intense excitement on the streets,
and oil sorts Of rumOrs were at once in
circulation. The would-be killer was seen
about the courthouse this afternoon, and
day, but waited. He was also seen 20
mount his horse near the courthouse soon
after the van left, and ride leisuiely
after It, II was rumored that be
hailed from Illinois. but there seemed 70 be
no foundation for the report. II was whis-
psred in the crowd without the court
house just previous g adjourn
ment that today would would DC me
remark was also heard in the crowd = that
II any one wanted 20 Sc Guiteau. th< bad
better do 50 today This would lead 10 NJ
be1icffhaf more than one persOn was aware
Of the attempt on The life Of Cuiteau.
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WnrEIIxe. WEsT Va, November Is
Governor Jackson was ini0rrned Wednes-
day rfrht that q mcs0f three hundred and
Jay mixers at OnneIrl. Lad driven oct n
company Of men sent t. take fheir plrce.
and that trouble was expected. He d.
rec.ed Colonel Rufner. u TIE STATE militia.
10 examine into tie natter and report.
Morl has been rcccirel from Colonel kufi-
r4r that trouble j. riil iInr1incnf. ard tlirt
81 has c1|tTed q company of militia -
Dln-lzn All dressed others 70 b rca'iT.
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Irrrs7r H11r ,-1F<afsr ls.-Nr- i. -
IN. engineer ff he Ausiin q Norihvczi-
s-n N-ror oaare Ra1road. notified or
erie nf7E fhsT r01li hs required to
Eve lrtf-1f-4.v -on 85rth 6abliei
rrri 4. =. a tnr1s. scrni- Ene. also 1er,rt
rr-rIf. N citizens cafe a l1tfII1r q
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F5z1 eI1r1.r. E1F s-nfsr ls-I1e "a ID
r.srt tslerrr1'h fne Is ro1nriete1 and ~
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Trr TO-r. Eorcui,er 1a.-The u1c.tr
riricmcrt u the ass1.iate1 bank sicr The
f|'iorine cI1nzss- L1ars increased 2 lll..-
~ sI.ecie 1er1rrre b. 80 ler-l ierlrra m
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