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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-08-19

Alltrsins arriving in Toledo, via other lines.
make close connections with the South bound
trains of the Columbus Il Toledo r. r..
Direct connections made in Union Depot at
Columbus for Newark, Zanesville, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phiia-
delphia also for Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis
willie. and all points South and Southwest.
Pullman Drawing Room aud Sleeping Cars
from Columbus to baltimore, Washington and
Philatelphia, without change.
Trains will arrive and departfrom Toledo al
Columbus and Toledo Railroad Company's De.
pot, Summit Street.
w. II. II iRRISON, Genl Ticket Agent.
G. Y. CARR. Gen'l Sup't.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-08-19
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Taking Effect May 22d,Iss1.
Three Passenger Trains daily Except Sum
dsys,) as follows:
SOUTH BOUND.
To},in,b,,s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-08-19

l.. WILLIAMS. Genr Manager, Dayton.
E. E. DwIGHr. Supt., Toledo.
A. NJ .MKrHEAsy, Train Dispatcher. Toledo.
W. G. NORTON, Agent, Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-08-19
Toledo, Dslph0S & Burlington R. R
THE DELPmOs ROUTE.
New Though Line Between tho
EAST, WEST AND SOUTH.
Took Effect July 23, 1871.

IAN trains now run by Columbus time.l
uolsa SOUTHWEST. COMO sORTHEAsT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-08-19

Wantcd-B0nds.-Will pay 95 cts fol
Road Bonds and 9I cts for Ditch Bonds.
REED & MERRY,
Exchange Bank, Bowling Green, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-08-19

NOHTH HOUND.
Lerre
Columbus. 5 80 AN. I2-30PM. 500 NJ
Arrive at
Toledo. ....l0-10 SOS do 1000 do
Detroit-.... 1.30P N. S.l5PM. 10 AN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-08-19
w. GREENE g. co.
sEADINa MUSIC HOUSE IN TOLEDO.

KRANICag & BACH, vOSE & SONS,
Decker Bros, Behnng, j. w. Greene u Co.,
and o.her Pianos.
AyILCOX g. WHITE, Mason & Hamlin
Tnylor " Fairly, and w. Greene Il Co. Organs.
Domestic and New Home Sewing Machines
Bui tcrick Patterns. 1873 Summit ST., Toledo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
A usLin.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, j ely 26.-Sylvester Watts, with 9TH
er cal itall ts, hailing ON st. LouIa, is form
lag company here for the compressioA and
shipment Of cotton. Presses will be erected in
Austin and Waco.
Jas Carries was jailed here to-day for tie thief
of two hors.s from Richard Meeks, near Web
be vilie
TIE university Ir clamation will be issued
to morrow. IL " IL en- brace three propositions
the main university, medical department., !,
al the separation Or non separation OF the
L. tier from the main university. The candl-
dates for the entire university are austin. Wa
co, Albany, Graham, " llliams' Ranche ana
NJ tBgoId da. For the university without the
medical d par me mt: Lampasa-, Caddo Grove
aud reak, 1hOrp's Spring and Tyler. Far tie
medical department: Galveston and Hous-
ton.
The governor to-day commission ed General
HaIdeuan, engipeer. 10 inspect the first nf-
railway, now ready tor Inspection,
sup, rintendent HClllngsw orth has received
reports from TIE summer imal school,
showing an asgs, gaze attendance or jOO teach
ers.
The veteran claims commission approved
of the claims of IL z beth Taylor, Emmy lrisn,
JOSEF pl Barns III. Udoie =. Lee, W.O S an
fieid, W.n. McUu 'cheon, Thomas u McGhee,
Ellis Benson q u VIM. NeCtl S. The rel 5cLed
Jams srs t. ose of l.. smith, Hiiam
HAtiB John Hardwood, M. Jones,
b. o. stost, j. w. Boone and John James.
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NEWS NOIEs.

ACbinamsn was admitted 10 the member
sS1p of the Mount Vernon church tcODgregs-
tiooeD IN Boston on July 5, and bis little sun
wss a 40 afterwsrd Uapfized, both parents ap-
psaring on this Oc. aston,
Bishop whiphe, (Episeorsllsnl Of hinneso.
ia favors w man suffrage or tbe quesnon oi
nrohfbif The sale of Intoxicating drinEs.
He hae beaded n petition 70 the MINNESOTA leE-
blsture 10 that eBsct.
The lord mayor Of London is . Heihodist
and aorne of the Established Church newtpn-
1,-rs don't rEe 10 see the disnitaries OI Toe
church 900 ready 70 sccept social recognition
from = oissentsr.
seventy I've TirIs employed BY the Ameri
can rnsnufecfurlng company, IN Cincinnaut
fn the man ufac uTe Of collart. cuffss tiee &C .
are on . strike for more Wages OF rednction
Of hCurA
Thcmas J. ellis, . tramp from Boston, vhs
run over by ths wesfbouDd eNpress neAr Cher-
Is.fton. IlllLois. last Saturday ana instenhy
filied. ne bad three nssoclstes WITH MN
A coIorsd ruan nsmed HorrUv Bornes die1
rsfur ~. lu li0iumbis counrys Artansa-,
tn nlaabred AZ u lni years- Hs SH- Neh-
tnoWa local cei-bf1fy-
gi,oupas Tale. Haas oar and August So
lire ere tulsd iu ne West En1 fnlnesi
81 n srn- |orfssllis. .NsW 1orEs s-atufctIsr - tH-
Flvs fur'sssa bush.ls q ui.ssi lf ststk v.si
~ Cl.Irlrtrs Onto. srf feioi EinG - T.
r.,r-s.-. ,rrs rIf-truTe1 ~ fre on sslu-csJ-
co. am rfrrrr. ul-lIe orf gafterir- nletr-
t.---Ies Ter Ceusrt. Dfio = ~ oags So
urs ir. f1rtIy ~ lec ~ fs.llrE nine-
- ulfIe wnr ns Ucr fnate1 ~ n.tlf-
~ -renslsI ~ fts Onio I'rlhihit onists. -
dee ire1-
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San tonic.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio. July 2G.-An inquest was
held this evening by Justice Shields upon
the body OF DIR. p. +. Crenshaw, a
stranger, who died suddenly from over-ex-
ertion and consumption, cl He was from Ath-
ems, Alabama.
The Waters Pierce oil company have brok en-
ground for new stone wareh use, 10 be erect
ed near the Inter ational freight depot, and
nave commence laying the foundation.
1iss B. stephens Hoped last evening with
H. l.. Daniels u locomotive engnee er on the
rexas & New Dreams road They were
marie d by justice and left on the Inter-
ma ionai.
The KOtula scandal still furnishes amrse-
ment AZ the court hLuse. The uniailh'ul wife
carries IN the fight over the children The
woman seems to regard the Whole matte as II
good ke, rs she ia CHS a. ud 2s the loudest
at tie smutty pfoceediI IS.
The following is f. ON Uvalde: two OF our
most prominent citizens had difficulty to-
day, wh"p tho IL ju I'd one levelsd his Win
chester al his .opponent. Fortuna ely b. a..
sJGnIer selZed the eapOn by the muZZe ana
directed he pyrt mid of LEAD from its intend-
I'd victim he gunner was promptly ar
re teo by the sheriff and escorted from the
public gaze.
T o Seihofist societies under the auspices
of Revs. Knox and Fisher. are holding revl-
val meetings, which are msetlng with un.
being admitted.
The sheriff, through error, conf ed man
To-day in the " rOng cell. He escaped through
ahole Officers are on his track.
The weather is hot auu dry.
Thieves infest the town.
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London, July 25.-The funeral OF DeaA
s,qnIev occurred to-5ey. There wa
roma, kabla gathering Among those present
3, ,hs sbbe7 vcr grols. Huxley and Tyndall,
,N-1 Ncs,asn anl, lardinal Newman,
Cardinal Msnuine Lords Salisbury,
S,.Ibaas. Giouogs'er nnd other prominent
rlr-g,1oep. sac Dukes Of Argyle and
T.lhmug3, 3sTJ4a Salisbury, Lords
uerby Aberdeen and SherbrooEea,
Mr.. Gladstone, Sir Stafford Northcote, Slr
r. Asbeiton Crosse, Sir Bartle Freere, Slr
Robert Leighton, and Baroness Burdett-
Coutta.
Although o'clock this afternoon was the
time announced for the opening OF
Westminster abbey for the funeral of the IA g
Dean Stanley, the crowd began to assemble
at noon, and by z O'Clock
fullv twice as many persons
bsd assemblies ~ could possibly DO accom-
modated. The Prince of Wales was present,
and other members of the royal family were
specially present. The cofiil and room IN
which il is placed, pending the funeral, were
decorated with wreaths and crosses
composed OF choice flwers, which
had been arriving at the Desnery from
an early hour of the morning.
Among the decorations we tnose
sent By the queen, in her -, writing, bear
Jog the wotde "a mari, vi sircfre and nigh
esteem from Victoria Tnere were also
wresths from well-known admirers in
London.
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crittenden l. .term'-c5 to

Goyerper slrirtenden Il ,term'-' e1 TO
Ertye Outlaws fr"-'i StIaawuT' a
Reward ;OE Sjm0nG zoe rua irasu
R"bbers-Ex. =. dtss.. cu .A4r,"Ce IN
Account of tn frs si0cD. ..9 'Utti-
tiou A Panic H. ss.istnor- ft..r.'
Movement to t.E rige0n
Shooting.
Special to the Herald.
81. Louis, July 26.-Governor Crlttenden
annouuc his det.rmiuati 10 rid mis- ourl
Of II outlaws that inftst certain portions OF
tn state. A meeting was he'd to- ay, at
which myst OF the p ointment railrosc officials
we're present, am Governor CrlteLden pre-
sideC The object OF the conf renoe was TO
deVi . some means for pu tn s al eDd % tEala
robbery, The m-etiLg was secret, aud the ue-
tails could o. be asCertaiLed, but theie Is
good aut or.ty or saying thar the gov rnor
will imme a.. I, Iy itsu a pr cl m 'tion nering
SO OUO r. ward for the o1pture OF - "a 7g
that recently robbuo the Il alu On IN Va go,
X, ok I.lhnd d PAc fic railroad.
There was excitement borueTing on panic
on exchange here today, caused by report
tnst the d esident was 81, king. There seems
10 be spprehensiOns of the aVest Kind Ia
nnanciai ~ d commercial circles es TO tue
outlOok in the event Of the presidents death.
Just wnat would happen no one seems 20
Know, though Every one eeemsto thlnK IL VIII
bring abohJ 3 crl IL in Du iues3.
The Humane society VI ST Louis are making
desperate efforts 10 put ST. p TO pige. n shoot-
ing They have appiied 10 the courts Inr an
orr er prUhibitinR tournaments 10 occur IhuIs-
day, The order was not granted.
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VELVET AND MOQUETTES.
SANGER BROS.

fersd for Introducing to these bosrds my
'rie d and fellow artist, Mr.. Edwin Booth.
TCheers Ofhis great qualities as an actor
You have no scanty proof, for after repre-
sentipg at the Princess theater many OF the
leading Shakspesrisn creations with signal
ability, he was received here with mighty
demonstrations of enthusiasm, which have
more than confirmed the great impression he
had already made, and which were as graft"
flying to myself as they must have been TO
him. Mr.. Booths artistic fellowship, high
courtesy and single minded devotion to our
common art has made his engagement one OF
the most delightful associations In my re-
membranes. 1 am grar6ed to think it an
additional link to the many bonds of amity
and goodwill which it should be the pride
of Eoglishmen and Americans TO maintain."
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sf. LOUIS.

strike OF cigar mskers.-A New Dem
oerstic Paper on the Tspis.-sorry
shooting. Rte.
Special 70 the Herald.
81 Louis, July 25.-A psrti.l strike Of The
cigar makers was inaugursted here to-day.
The new tchedule price vss adopted By tbs
union recently increasing the price for
some msk n, 10 take effect To-
dsv. A msjorify Of The large
f.ctories have scceded % The prices demand
ed. Il is not tbOught tbe strike vii be sr-
tersiye.
For some time pest there hss been . move
usnt in proErsss IN 81 Louie 70 stsrt sDotber
dsDocraiie uevspspsr. Il is nos sid SO. :
600 has been gnsrsuiss3, but hH is
ou1v abo q hslfs The fum requirsd 70 csrfJ
o0t the iaess Of The proisc.prs Of The entsr-
prise. TbOse in tth sac en6 city Who
rsigbt Be lorks1 70 ff si1 for
1,ch 40 erts-prise, Il void sppesr.
..its,s 70 bsDd Ous the cs-A thinking %
8ouht the hsld i completely occupied by
ne Rst ubliesn-
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Ranger.
SpecIal TO the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
Ringer, July 26.-Saturday Hon. Joseph Lee,
state commits, ,ioner for the proposed new cap
itat building of Texas, accompanied by Hon.
7. c. Sc roy, Of Au tin, owner, ana by EX-
Governor Hubbard and oiher invited guests,
inspected the recently di covered sand-ston e
quarres at his place. The commissioner and
the party express great surprise hnd u auii-
cation ut the ineXnaustib.e quantity II The
sandstone as well as its superior qualify
snes linen bl0css were Obtained by Judge Lee,
OF both tie brown anu white sane stones, TO
be sent TO the Smithsnui,n institution at
Washington for anniyzing, and wnere are
n W reporting upon toe building stones OF
Texas, experts smong whom is ehtionen
.Ol. Meyers, OF Michigan, whose plan has
beer aoopts for the state capital lie pro-
nounced the Texas sandstone of very
superior quality. A mpany Is organizing
TO WORK tue quarry. The cities OF mttdls end
northeastern Texas are especially Interested
ia its development. Ii VIII besides furnish
Immense frsignts TO the railways by hoD
the company are promi ed iiberal treatment.
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, Jul, 26.--The body found In the
bayou Sunday was identified to-day as Theo-
odore Hutchison, q young man well known
here and n son of the late Rev. j II. Hutchi-
son, u Presby ytefiau minister OF the city. The
suppnsition is that ho drowned from cramps
wht b6 thing.
Mayor ker, in reeponse to q letter from
the MAY or of San Antugio regarding Texas
cities setting a ide d.y If thanksg wing over
the receive Of the PRESIDENT, states that cit
liens here ave already taken action In the
matter.
The physicians of Houston formulated an
add ess to day to the medical mel Of lex 9,
Sc ting forth Hcus' oa's advantages ftr the
medical department Of the statv university. ii
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Fire In Baltimore.

Baltimore, July ga destructive fire
broke out this morning in the extensive pork
packing and lard refining establishment of
Casssrd Bros, east Fayete street, entirely
destroying he building, With considerable
amount of stock. The flames pread rapidly
to tie tin can factory of George l.. krt bs
which was 30 destroyed Several adjacent
buildings occupied IA residences took fire and
were damsgrd TO some extent. The total loss
is e.lmated by the fire Inspector at 1900 600
Cassard Bros are insured for $23 800 On bu Id
ing md machinery, al d 100000 on Stock
Krebs was insured for S3l 500.
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Tyler.
Srecial to the Herald.

Tyler, July 25.-The contract for grading
and crosstles for the % miles Of the Texas &
st. Louis railioad north of Texarkana, in
Arkansas, was let yesterday to Roche Il Terry,
of Fort Wor, II. Work is 10 be c,mDieted and
,raok laid by October first, thereby giving
this road an Quiet t. st Louis and New Or
leans, row pi ieyented by u just di elimination
OF the G..uld system. Work IS Pre- gress ng
satlsiactori v along the line to Carr Con-
naction with the Gulf, colorado IL sarta Fe
road, twenty inllts south OF Waco, will he
made by October fifteenth. Colonel Paramore,
board of directors are exp cted here Tonight.
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Dynamite.

London. July 25-In the house of COM
mons to-day, Sir W. V. Horcourt, home
secretary, replying TO Viscount ssndo N
conservative, said the report Of the dis
covery Of internal machines al Liverpool
was substantially correct. he said that the
home officers on arrivals Of the
vessels referred 10 In the report, had
sent Two detectives 10 Liverpool and that
six machines we're discovered In one vessel
and four in the other. The home secretary
further stated that more thsn three weeks
ago be was informed OF consignments from
America 10 Englsnd.of internal machines
The names OF vessels being given. 1n
yestiestions 70 discover the proumlgssort
of the coDspirscles are proceed
inc here and in America he
believed the confpirstors were connected
with the svoued projects Of the fesisn press
In America. b. concluded ~ follows: II -
NV firm belief that the American government
i ss desirous as The Eoglish government 10
fuppress such crimes.
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COrsicana.
Special to I

Special to tn 3 Herald.
Corsicana, July 28.-The city council held
called NEE ting last night. Hon, B I. Barry
addressed the council on behalfof the citizens.
pray ing that ways and means be devised TO
supply the growing want for water. A COM
m,tiee cor nsisiing of The mayor and several
citizens, was app int, d to eSamine the ground
II the southern portion of the ciy, where wa
ter appears to bs plentiful, ard see II supply
sufficient for The town could he secured. The
question OF issuing bonds for water-works was
referr to attorneys.
The Texas b st. Louis railway Is rapidly
niliug up the gap between this city aid
Waco. General Snperi tendent Brown has
Issued an order that WORK bs carried on day
and night until completed to Waco, which
lois at Hubbard City wi TAKE place August
II. Extensive prel brations a-e being made
or gala time n the day of the sale.
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MnrshaIl.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Marshall, July 2s.-Early Monday morning
a man was found lying in pool OF blood
under the the railroad trestls. about three
fourths OF mile east Of this city. He was In
an unconscious condition and remained 80 TIL
his des b last night, never having uttered q
word. He was a laboier. thlriy-nve or fIty
Years OF age end a total = ranger bere, no one
having thus far identified him. He had several
stsbs about the head and one Just sboye the
nose, which probably Peneus'ea D%is.a: %
pieces Of the blade, were fonsd
ne.r him, the large Dlsds' having eyi-
dentiy ben broken OF by tne ttshs OF the
done lrv whom for what purpOse, and who
the maS is are profound myster es. The cor
onsrs tury Will Be In sessiOn to-mOrrOW, Dui
win tile Hop-s Of eilciting any reliable
f.ets. Ibs body was buried this afternoon.
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Henrietta.
Special to the Herald.

SDtCIHI 20 III5 IIUIdIOI'
Henrietta, July 26-A farmer named
Kitchen, OF this county, is about to put in his
G aim as the discJyerer ofIhe late comet. He
asseris that be pointed itout on June.2lst.
lie wants the premium.
Maj II Mashbu n, chief engineer OF ths
Teas & Paci fic, passt d here on Saturday
enroute to Fort Worth, having besn over the
lins of the Fort Worth & Denver rhil.osd sur.
vey, which is being rapidly pu he'd toward
the Caahdian river. At that point
the engineers will meet another corps
curps working south from Denver Major
washburn found his party at the Big
wlchits river, twenty-six miles west OF this
point.
Many Immigrants are passing through look
4. q ~ the country.
Sheep in considerable nun bers are being
rought ito this country. They have uni
formly proved probable.
The catte men are holding up their ship
menk, hoping for rise In prices.
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what the InferaHI Machines Were
For.

London, July 2S.-There is toleraby conc!u.
sive evidence that the Internal machines were
intended to explode in the steamers hold.
They were SO carefully packed aa 10 resist
concussion. Many irish members OF
parliament have exchanged views as
to he proprlety of using mknifestos gned by
the home rulers and addressed TO Irish en- In
all parts of the world. protesting against re-
cent attempts on Eng ish lives and property
Several influential home rulers,
however, opposed the proposition on
the ground that the mani 'esto is
unnecessary from the fact of their well known
disapproval of such attempts. Parneil Will
decide the question at issue.
The Dali, News says If the report on the
land bill is finished to-day. it viii be read n
house of lords Ffiday,
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that England can rely on the good faith Of
America In her endeHvoIsto to prevent n renewal
OF the overt acts by couspi ators agaipst the
British government The Manchester Guard
Ian says America will doub less omit no
efforts within It's capacity to discharge Its
obligations towards International 70 IoSship.
The di filculty 10 to ees what more America
can do to prevent Inf, rior machinery being
shipped, and II England Can prevent their
landing here. Journals Dublin correspon-
dent says 10 is wisdom on the part OF the
American fed erhl or state authorities TO pu' h
check on the safety valve supplied by yapor-
ngs of the Fer Ian press.
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Washington, July 26. - Deputy collector,
Noah, at Columbia, South Carolina, .tee-
grephed Commissioner Raum that raid on
McDaw's house resulted in figding 1t deser rted.
He saw no dicatlun of an effort on the part
OF the msrshals to arrest McDaw. Raum iele-
ara he'd as follows: ''Of rsS0 reward for the
arrest a d delivery to United States Marshal
Blythe OF McDaw, fJr the murder OF deputy
Bray tom"
The state department has received notice or
the IA iicatiOn OF two treati 8 between The
United States and China, exchanged at PekiD,
III
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FRINGE and Enc and.

..Paris, July 26.- During bIsreply'to the in
auiry of the Due de Broglie, in tho senate,
y, sterday, as to whether the G vernment In
tended to advaEc Ece on Iupis, Nj Bartho.mey : L
r illiare said he rad replied perfectly since the
reply to the British & JverEmsDt that he re-
gard,d a good understanding with El gland
es ent al for the interests of ma ions and the
paramount interests Of civil zdtion and hu-
m4n,ty. He concluded: "We have made ey-
cry effort with thai object, and trust we have
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Fire nt Erie. feunsyIyania. +

Erie, Pa, Juy ga fire last night orlsl-
mated in the chair factory Of livgman n
Cheney. and spre d 10 Z. Jones cn.,fe iac-
tory, rau-ing total l. IS OF from t40 600 %
$50 600; insurance for from ST 100 20 sl5O, 90.
Toe prime pal losses are LlveL4an u Cheney
SO COO and n. Jones SIS 900.
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Watrrosd Accident.

Richmond, Va, July 2e.-An accident oc.
CURED last evening on the Richmond and Al
leshapey road, 20 miles east Of LyBchburg,
me engine o. the construction train Jumping
the track, followed by five cars. Engins er
Henner was seriously aud perhaps fsta ~ IN
iured Conductor Thompson is badly bro SEQ.
Two oOlored brakemsn were fatally lDJubeos
nd three there hurt.
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A Foul Murder.

New Orleans, July 26.--The Democrats
special from Columbus, Mississippi, says foul
murder WAS committed by two negrO's near
Crawford, 1 this county Alfre BOerdeIs
and his wife Laura BOerfers, were walking
by he house pf JET WoOten, the woman
struck her husband wi h a ick Jef Wont
en- folio wed with he4vy blow. The assailed
man fell, and WAS then taken and th own into
a cstern. Both the mu dsrers are in jail.
TIL, give no motive for the deed.
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A KiIiipg in n mississippi.

vicksburg, July g6.-A special to the V'cks.
burg CoIp m, re al, rom Edward, Miss. re-
ports the k | Ing cf Henry ,al by depny sher-
III OF Jorne iius, 1st guena county. Cor Ael us
went to Ed wards to arrest Call and some 9TH
er negrJe for Violating contract with PLAN
ter up the Mississippi INer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
Galveston.
Srecial to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Juy 26.-The Journel says
that it is reported that q. A. Whit
ney & Co., managers Of the Morgan
lease VI fl ats Aranted by he city council nd
that the uuildfnR Of wnarves ou tho norm side
of the channel will result in the abandonment
of the oid
with =, $50 bales o. cotton aboard.
q. U. Nunelly, Of Dallas, is Ia The cily.