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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-19
STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPIcH BY TELEGRAPH.
The Lcpcr Insanity Case ut sherman
Prisoner Potter shot 20 Death
Near .LRredO-ParsOn WhitfOrd
Acquitted at austin May
Fest ut Brenham, Etc.
san Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May 13.-A letter from
Kerrvile says last Sunday, as Deputy
Sheriff Clemens, of Kerrvile county, was
returning from San Antonio with two priso'
ners, John Potter and William Dunmsn, be
was wsylaid by "a party Of unknown men
near Kerrvile and both prisoners taken
from him. The men stopped in the
middle of tho road with drawn re-
volvers. The deputy could do nothing
but comply. Shortly afterwards Potter was
shot down in the road. The deputy reported
facts in town and al inquest held on the body
Of Potter. Nothing is known as toswho the
nar,ies we're or the object of the killing.
Potter had been arrested and was on bis way
b. be tried for horse stealing.
The widow of NJ E. Gushing, Of Houston,
Il, this norni0g.
! special from Laredo says Postmaster
= I'd was arrested yesterday on warrant
ltom United States Commissioner Paschal
for refusing to deliver registered package to
a man withc ut proper Identification.
Fred Gross. son of banker and popular
Young man, died this morning at seven
o'clock, He had very large funeral this
afternoon.
The wool market seems considerably dis
turbad. Locsl prices are way up, while ed
vices from the coast indicated decline.
The gentlemen interested in the San
Antonio 6, Mexican Border railway are busy
looking about the city and the country west
preparatory to making out definite line for
the road
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Waco.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, May 1.-THE county commits
sioners to-day, in examining into the fnsn-
cial condition of this McLennap, county,
found sixteen thousand dollars cash in the
treasury, not dollar of debt outstanding,
ana money coming in every day for taxes.
The county scrip Is worth dollar for dollar,
and county taxes only fifteen cents on the
one hundred dollars. Can any other county
in Texas. make similar exhibit?
Delegates leave tonight for the Southern
Presbyterian assembly, which meets 1T
Staunton. Virginia, next week.
The Waco Lyceum gives nusical and
literary entertainment tosmOrrow night,
Miss Eta Carter and Mrs. Crooker, wife OF
the mayor Of Austin, are here, and will take
part in the entertainment, as they are tae
musicians.
Tho Texas &St Louis narrow gauge loco
moIiSa Gov. Hubbard, with tender ~
eight fat cars, arrived this afternoon.
The narrow gauge has d mile of track
laid in the direction of Uorsicana, and will
now push the work at the rate of a mile q
day. Five additional car loads of iron Or
rived to-day.
Meases arc almost epidemic here. Ere
quont deaths therefrom are occurring.
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A ustlln.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, May 13-In the supreme court to-
day tho following cases were decided:
Burks, administrator, Va Bennett; from
Maverick Affirmed.
Wadsworth VS. Checkers; from San Saba.
Reversed and dismissed.
Orr ct al VS. Briep; from Travis. At
frmed.
Orr ct al vs. o'Briep; from Travis. AT,
frmed.
Orr ct al VS. Klevege; fiom Travis. AT
frmed.
Orr ct al vs. Cdshney; from Travis. AT.
firmed.
Brown vs. Williams; from San Saba. AT
hrmtd.
Morrell VS. Hopkins; from Travis county.
Reversed and remanded on confession OF
errors by appellees.
In the case of the stats vs. George Whit
ford, in the district court, Judge Walker
rendered bis decision this morning, dscharg-
ing the prisoner. The judge aaid the only
evidence was that of the woman, and that
when her testimony was canvassed, appeared
she had given different versions Of the stfair,
that she had kept it concealed for nearly nine
months, and had in the meantime exhibited
great friendship for Whitford, and that her
testimony was contrsdicted by her husband
rs well as other reliable witnesses.
A man named FELTON,, who has been under
bond for robbing safe, jumped his bail and
fled. His partner in the robbery made full
confession, and it was this that scared him
off.
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The Cowpens monumcnt Unveiled.

Spartansburg, S. c., May 12.-The Cow,
pens monument wss unveiled yesterday in
Tie presence OF twenty thousand persons.
Governor Haeood, of South Carolina, pre-
sided, and introduced the speakers. Rev. A.
Toomer Porter of Charleston, opened the
proceedings with prayer, reading from d
prsyer book found Oh the battle field. Thir-
teen hundred volunteer troops OF the state OF
South Carolina were reviewed by General
Henry Hunt, U. S. A. General A. N. Mani
igault. nd;utant general of South Caroioa.
served on General Hunts staff by special
request. Also the following descendants of the
chief actors at Cowpens: Dan Morgan Tay lor,
u. s A.; McHenry Howard, Nd, 5. Q.
Pickens, and John b Washington, of South
Carolina. Speeches were made by Senator
Ham oioa, repres onting MARYLAND. Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and
Ieunessee; Hon. Thomas w. Higginson rep
resenting New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, and Hon.
William III. Francis representing New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvsnis and Delaware.
The music was furnished by the Fifth u. S,
Artillery band. 10 the evening the citizens
of Spsrisnsbnrg rendered bAnqust TO the
Washington Light Infantry, and 81 night
Gov. Hagood had reception IN honor OF
the guests The granite b4se aod PEDESTAL
of the monument were built by joint contri
button Of the old Thirteen StAies and 1ennes-
zee. and the bronze statue Of Morgan on top
was contributed by congress, and made be
Ward.
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Aus,i.


special 10 The Herald.
Austin, May IL. -In tho court Of appeals
to-day the following decisions we're decided
Price Va McCoy from FRO. Reversed
and romanded.
Mathews Va tho state; from Tarrant. Ro-
vorsed and remanded.
McCullum VS. the state; from Denton. AT
hrmed
Collins vs. tho state; from Callahan. Dis.
missed.
Whitworth Va the state; from Eratb.
Motion TO dismiss overruled.
Star 81 Go VS. Hsrde 81 Go; from Dallas.
Motion to dismiss overruled.
y. ambers vs the state; from Hood. Motion
to dismiss Overruled.
Scott vs. Kennedy; from Shackleford.
Affirmed.
Frazier vs. Burns; from Travis, Affirmed
on certificate.
Estelle vs. the state; from San Saba. Dis
missed.
Calvert va the sste; from Jack. Dis
missed
Wallace VS. the state; from Erath. At
frmed.
Vincent VS. the state; fro u Tar ant.
Affirmed.
Saunders vs. tho state; fom Erath. AT.
frmed and remanded.
Marks Va the state; from Guadalupe.
Affirmed
Several cases we're argued in the supreme
court, but no decisions.
Twenty-one cases were referred 10 the
commissioners OF appeals.
Rev. Whttord's case was resu med again
to day New witnesses were examined.
Among them was Moore, husband of the
woman, who was absent to-day.
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save Yoar Hair-Keep ~ Besutifuu

The London Hair Color Restorer" il
he most Delightful srtic lever introduced 10
the American people snd Is totally different
from al other hair restorers, being entirely
free from sll impure Ingredients that lender
many o,her articles Tor the hair obnoxious.
Where bsdness, or falling Of the bsir exists,
or rrcmalurely grsyness from sickness, or
other causes, lie use will restore the natural
you.h ful color, and cause healthy growth
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dan
duff, SC, 1t the same time a "a 81 pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, frsgrantly perfnm-
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n an iDdispenssble Articls IN every toilet Ask
Won druggist for London Hair Color Restor-
ar PR =, rs csnis bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Msiu depot for the United States, 800 NorIh
Sixth street, Philsdelphis.
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WentIlerfOrd.

Special to the Herald.
\Veatherford. May l2.-Election on
our. ion of whether OK no! ouF city should
take exclusive charge of the public free
schools resulted in the affirmation and TIE
cause Of educshon. The rate was moro
than five for as against one ia opposition.
Lake Davis last evening was convicted Ia
the district COURT before 3. w.
I. LsnhAm, probate judge, of
an assault with intent TO murder,
and bis punishment fixed at confinement In
tue peniten,isry for three years.
Fifty bills have been returned by the grand
Jury. 0aly few for felouts.
Professor McClain, representing the
Southwestern University OF Georgetown,
Texas, gave us very interesting sermon and
lecture last evening at the Methodist church
on the subject Of Christian education.
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Special TO the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Sherman, May 1l.--Frank Rsy, asixteen-
year-old boy. for villainous crime, plead
guilty, and was assessed five years in the
penitentiary.
The trial of j. p. Leeper, the Deniaon
merchant, on charge of insanity, is pfo-
crossing in the county court. The evidence
so far il very strong sgainst him. His side Of
the case has not yet been heard. The trial
will probably occupy all of this week. The
court room Is crowded and considerable in
terest is manifested in the case. Some of his
most intimate and personal friends testify
that he is insane, from what cause they don't
know.
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whit ErAdlaugh claims.

London, May 11.-Bradlaugh is reported
as saying that he claims exactly the same
legal right to enter the house of commons as
he did before the passage of the resolution
excluding him, against which he has sent a
formally written letter. The plaintiff in
action for penalties against Bradlaugh has
given notice of his intention 20 apply for
leave to sign the judgment and to issue an
execution with the object of baDkrupting
Brsdlaugh. The latter will the resist pending
decision by the house of lords.
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For az bv .II aruss sts.


Ertrsct nom q private Letter 20 J. II. zsilsn
OIL write you this note 20 corgrstniate
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rrfrlara D. ard iec1m-rend ~. bot ycu VIII
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fred fJr Tesrs. nnd puis The sbeels IN thsir
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~ osslea sHsiSs

~. Petersburg, May i8.--The nlhilIst ~.
rested here rocon,y charged with completely
Ia the murder Of tho czsr, and with preparing
Little Garden street iDine, was q naval
officer. Ho was also an &c.
complete Of the nihili,t who
caused the explosion at the Winter
Palace, in February. 1880, and 10 charged
with having stolen from the government
magazines q quantity Of dynamite.
The Golos says that quiet has been restored
at Keff. The people who suffer most are
merchants, small traders and retired soldiers.
There are 1900 destitute families at the bar
racks The wife Of Governor General Der.
eatlor has formed committee for their relief.
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The trustees of the New York Free Cir.
culating library propose TO raise fund OF
100000 to establish and maintain number
of libraries ia the more thick F.Settled and
poorer parts of the city to susbF good read
ing to the people free. They afe;to be model,
ed after the library now at No. 81 Bond
street, and it is proposed that each shsl | con-
tain from six thousand to ten thousand vol
umes suitable trr sll classes NJ reseera.. Each
library is slso to be furnished with reading
room in which newspapers aud periodicals
will b. kept on tile for the use of iheps'rous
of the Institutions.
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Tupi. Affairs.

Paris, May 11.--A dispatch from Tunia
says the French force has arrived at
L, j kaida, six leagues from Tunis. 1t will
proceed in the direction of Bsrada, although
there is no question of its entering Tunie.
The dispatch continues: This movement is
expected 10 facilitate negotiations with the
bey for conclusion of the treaty of guaran-
tees, which, while respecting the rights OF
European nations, will insure the security to
the Algerian frontier and provide against
the renewal of anti-French intrigues.
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Special - the Hsr~ld-
Sherman, Mss IA. -Bum Freemsn, ne
gro couvictad oftbsh Of bogs. and working
or bic ssntsDrs 1t fbs poor farm, eonclDosi
70 s;riks ior liberty to-dsy. lie knocked The
g..r5 down. sispassesssd him o. his pistol
snd consmeDc-d shooting ~ hin No beng
p-ofcient ~ pi-0l prsctcs be uisssd, sd
50 son overDosFrsi snd plscei y ths
c.urtF sal q -1sver chsrgs q inisIt q
murder.
Hsr.s Szi.h. ri. TO chsrgss a forgsrv,
49, srcui.i-1. sr1 - ths1 pisosd On iris
frr ths shtfi u 3 nue.
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fPowerof the Press.

In no way is tie 20 .er Of the press more
turely shown than ia the universal knowledge
tnat has In less than n year been Hiifussh
tiroughrut fifty miiliOns Of people of The won
derful curative properties 81 that spienuld
remedy, Bidnsy- Wort and the people from
The Atlantic 20 the Pacidc have shown ineir
Intelligence and their knOwlt dge 81 wat Is
in the pspers by Already makinx. Kinney
Wort tho r household reru-dv for ell aEcEses
Of the kidneys, liver and bowels --Herald.
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Ennrmaus Entries.

Louisville, Kentucky, May la.-The
Louisville Jockey Club has always been far
ahead of any club in the world in tho num-
Der of horses that copgregale at the spring
NEE ings, but this year the increase has
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RrenhRul.

Special 20 the Herald.
BRENNAN, May l3-our free school pee.
pie are iubilsnt. Judge Mcfarland to-day
returned his deci.ion dssolvirg the injunction
restraint & the collection of > specisl schoc
tax TIE collection of came will b. p o.
ceeded with.
Business was suspended to-day andevcry.
BODY went to the May fest unde the auspices
% the fra department, A good time was
bad. The fest was a success.
The races will be the attraction to-mor-
row
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Mason.

Special to the Herald.
Mason, May 13-Thc up.bound buck
board was stopped last night about o'clock,
seven miles north Of Rock Springs, and the
mail bags rihed of their contents. The deed
was done by one Iasn, who stepped out ofthe
bushes and halted the driver at the
muzzle of pistol. He was BACKED
thoroughly, ard wore large handkerchief
over his face. He asked the driver to look at
him close and say if be would know him if
he saw him again. The driver said be would
not. There were a number of registered
packages 10 the mail, but the value of them
is unknown.
Late rains have wonderfully improved our
county. Farmers arc ell busy and cores
pondingly happy.
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StexIcau Matters.

New York, May 13.-City of Mexico
ad, ices of the 9th say the government has
given permission to the Central road TO COM
mef CO work at Ell Paso del Norte, and has
paid the subscription due on the Sonora rail-
way. General Gran! has appointed engineers
to make the preliminary surveys OF tho
Mexican Southern railway.
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Special to the Herald.
Sherman, May 13--Iu the county court
the Leper trial for insanity is attracting con.
siderable attention. The evidence con-
cluded this evening and the srgumsD: Of the
cour sci viii conclude tomorrow.
10 the district court Gabe Newton was
convicted Of horse stealing snd sentenced for
six ,esrs. B. +. West was sentenced for ten
yeAfs Eve Of them for horse stealing and five
for burglary.
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even Persons Poisoned.

Little Rock, Ark, May 12.-InfOrmstion
from EuslA, Franklin county, this state,
reports the poisoning Saturday last Of WI
liam Reynolds, wife and daughter, Mrs. JOHN
Tram. DR.. Brown, Q german laeorer And one
other person. Physicians summoned pro-
pouncsd them 10 be cases Of arsenic poison.
An were taken In the same manner, and
shout The same time. Doubts are entertained
a. 70 the recovery OF Reynolds Brown and
he nnrman-
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London, Msy l2-Tbs Paris cOrespOb-
Gen, Of The Times says Il is doubtful whether
France viii tolerate even The dispatch Of tbe
Tufksh commissioner 70 the Tunis Or
Tripo frontiers, as ibs sole object and refuli
woad be 70 create agitation. which would
rstssd me settlement Of the question.
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Special 10 the Herald.
Corsicans, May IA son of the Emerald
Isle here was relieved of his pocket-book and
sundry articles while asleep in the rear of
the LAST Chance saloon last night.
The Pacific express company has opened
40 office here.
The Texas g. st. Louis road is laying
track on an average Of mile a day. Trains
will soon be running on regular schedule.
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Mobile, Msy lS.-BsfOre the board Of
trade here to-day, Mr. Leon Chateau
delivered an address, which was well
received. in which be claimed that IN viss
Of The late reduction % the French tariff
against American usnufscturiDgs, congress
should rsciprocsis BY .bolishing the tonnage
duties On French steamer
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The Chester Races.

London, May 1.-The races for Chester
Trade cup, distance nealy two miles and a
quarter, at the Chester meeting to-day, YVES
won by Sir j. D. Astlay's Windsor,
Lord Roseberry's Prudhomme
second. and Lord Falmanth's
Apollo 80. Ten ran. The betting just
before the race was 20 to against Windsor,
8 to / against Prudhomme, and 2 TO l
against Apollo.
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Brpuhanl.

Special 10 the Herald.
BRENNAN, May IL. AT noon to-day an old
frame store house, belonging to John Nor.
ton, and an old frame stable, were burned.
Loss $500; no insurance. Caused by a I'VE
year old boy playing with matches.
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Port worth.

speeisl tstbs Herald.
Fort Worth, Msy 1S.-At a mesting Of
prominent ciizsns. held this evening. il was
decided totsBder complimentary reception
70 the oflc.rs Of The roads ceniering here.
and committee vss appointed 70 fx The date.
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81 Louis. Msy ia contract for boring 9
tunnel through the Boston mountain on the
Arksu.ss division Of the St Louis a San
Frans isco railroad, between feyetievllie and
n. saith. has been closed tt tunnel .
70 be 1 $50 ssst long, sDd 10 Be hnisbed oy
January ~, 1882.
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flis anne.

St. Petersburg, May lathe nihilist
naval officer who WAS arrested for COM
plicity in the czsr's death, is named
Sukahonoff
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a Rad cold or Distressing Cough.

Dry, psrchet, sore throat phneumonia
bronchial an estimate attacks, weakened
and dobilita,ed state Of The system. all these
dangerous symptoms sre cured by "Dr::
swayue's Compound Syrup Of wild Cherry"
The first dose gives relief, end the worst
cough and sore lungs yield 10 It's healing
properiiss. An occasional dose of Swaynes
Mills should be taken to Keep the bowels free
Tbev are excellent for torpid liver and bill
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a, en-. Dt.ps-aI ~ me Freneh.

Tuhs Msy 1s.-Tbs FIsnth troops ar
rived o. MsD0nbA. near Tunis, to-day.
GsDsr.l Bsrsst ssni vOrl 70 NJ Ryus;sn.
Fred consul gsBer-i hsrc. tlst Re vs
hirnssf q the diTc-s o. ths isttsr.
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Police convention.

Omaha Neb., May 13.-The national po-
lice convention will meet here next Wednes-
dsv the 18th instant, in annual session.
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Approved.

Paris, May 13.-Ail journals here approve
the ministerial settlement relative to Tunisan
affairs
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Aib.ny. =. Y Msy ll--in Ne assembly
io-asr he bfl 70 sll0u vonsr 70 vote vns
dsfssis5
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WASHINGTON.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF IRs SENATE

A s,mber Of southern nominations
Confirmed what Was s"id ana
Done In Executive Session-
Chendier's Nomination Not
Acted on Fixed signal ON
York RIVER. Wa, Etc,
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Beauty, health, and happiD1ss for ladies
In WINE OF CARDul."
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Aa.lrnm,n,1 \Cnses'

gnnIent ~ cases
week beginning
n Mh western life
Mht iIaE 81 nj
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PlLESl PlLESl PILES!
A Sure Cure feuad 1t Last! No
One Need sllerl

A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. William, ian Indian
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Williams Ointment abeorb the tu-
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Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cuffin-
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William'a Ointment,
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Agents.
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+. Balch, Elgin, ILL.,, writes: "That
after trying dozens of patent liniments
without relief for rheumatic and
stiff knee, ! feel ! have "struck oil at
last" for after using three bottles Of
Thomas Eclectric Oil am prepared
to say il is the best application have
ever used. For sale by Oscar Seitz,
Salina, Kans.
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An Entire Succees.

1t has been proved by the most re-
liable testimony that Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil is an entire success in curing
the most inveterate cases Of rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, lame back, and wounds
Of every description. For sale by Oscar
Seitz, Salina, KAns.
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