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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
Corsicana,


Special to the Herald
CoRsIcANA, November 3.-A large con-
course ofpeople from all parts of the county
attended Barnum's circus to-day. Consid.
erable excitement was occasioned by dray-
man firing pistol in the tent and the arrest
of four pickpockets.
Governor Hubbard was in the city to-day
and says the branch line of his road from
Mt. Pleasant via Mt. Vernon to Sulphur
Springs has been determined upon, but the
line from there to Dallas will be chosen af-
ter further surveys have been made, The
road is now receiving engines
every day, and more freight and passenger
ears will arrive during this month, so that
there will then be no delay in transferring
freight and lumber which has been COR
siderable drawback heretofore.
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Henrietta.
Spoclnl 10 the Hcrnld.

SpVcm W INC hcrhlu,
HENRIETTA, November 3.-Some parties
coming from Wichita Pals. this morning
discovered wagon and team standing in u
gully near the road and in II man appar.
emily dead. They reported the fact
to the authorities and the coroner
proceeded to the place and
found from papers on the body that his
name was j. Southwark. He was shot In
three places, once in the wrist, through the
abdomen and is the side. His pockets were
turned inside out His pocketbook con-
tanning one dollar and ten cents, was found
by him, and silver watch in his pocket
and knife and pocket pistol with one
chamber discharged. lie was apparently
about siyty-hve years old. 1t was ascer.
tanned that he was from Forestburg, Mon
tague county, and was en- route to Wichita
Falls, where he was about to open store.
The opinion is that he was murdered for
the money he was supposed to have on his
person.
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Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
GRrsNvuLE, November 3.-Thcre was a
heavy rainfall and some hail here Monday
night
The town has been crowded with cotton
this week, coming from this and adjoining
ecunties, About five hundred bales were
brought IN ON the first. The market is
brisk and buyers circles are active.
H. H. AcTee, a young merchant of this
place was closed out few days ago by res.
idcnt creditors.
B. +, Collier and Mike Laokey, two of the
party who attempted to mob Waldo Lewis
near this place last week, have been nr.
rested and lodged in the county iail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
Tyler.

Special TO the Herald
TYLER, November 3,-The following eases
were disposed of yesterday and to-day, by
the court of appeals
Jim Williams VS.. the state, from Robert
son; j. ID. Grant ct al. VS.. Anderson.
from Robertson, Texas 4 st. Louis
RAILROAD company VS.. n. j, Robertson,
from Smith tialmage VS.. Silliman,
from Bureson, were affirmed.
Dock Connell vs.. the state, from Mont.
gomery; Henry McGee VS.. the state, from
Jasper; Jn0. Couldon VS.. the state, from
Jasper, G. G. Miller ct al. VS.. ]. NJ. brown,
from Delta, were dismissed.
George Estley VS.. Preston Jones, from
Grayson; reversed and remanded.
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Galveston.


Special to the Herald,
GALVESTON, November 3,-James Devina
was arrested for robbery of Martin Brennon
from whom he snatched forty-fve dollars
currency. He was bound over to the Grim.
inal district court by the recorder this morn,
ing, under three hundred dollar bond.
meeting of the cotton exchange will
take place Monday for the consideration OF
resolution adopted by the board OF direc.
tors, raising the right of membership from
five hundred to thousand dollars.
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Calvert.
Special to the Herald.

CALVERT November 3,-The general mer-
camille establishment of w. l.. Gerson, was
closed by attachment to-day. The liabil-
tiles are estimated at from $4,000 to $l5,-
900; assets estimated at from 5000 to
5000.
&. Anschick for years leading merchant
at this place, was to-day convicted of
rape, alleged to have been committed about
five years ago on the person of young
colored servant The trial occurred at Cam
eron, in Milan county, on change OF
venue. He was given seven years in the
penitentiary. This was the third trial and
conviction-the first for twenty years and
the second for five years, new trial being
granite d in each case.
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The Receiver ouaIiaes

NEWARK Nj, November ,S.-rrederick
Firelinghuyscn qualified as receiver Of mo
MECHANICS ban / to-day. His father ex' ,no
Senator Frelinghuysen, being his hondsmvanr vn
for S3o,OW; An injunction was served '''om a.,
PreSldent Haiseey to-day from the Exchancc
BANK 81 New York, restraining him fronn,
bank for collection. ~ 'ne
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The Guiteau Case-The Star Route Cases


WASHINGTON, November 3.-Counsel for
6uiteau appeared in the criminal court this
morning and asked for the papers left for
various persons by Guiteau on the morning
OF the assassination and since that time
retained in the possession of the district
attorney. The court thought the--request
proper and took the matter under consider
alton. Further time in which to prepare
the case was requested. This also was taken
under consideration by the court.
Argument was then made by counsel for
| the defense, looking to the quashing OF the
| ton in the star-route cases
In the criminal court to-day Judge Wilson
ofthe counsel forthe defense, opened the dis
cusson and presented an extelded argu-
ment In favor of the motion, taking the
| ground that ignoring the grand Jury by FL
| ing an information in the case, Il
was left TO arbitrary power,
which Subomel the insirumt ntality
of law that stood between the citizen and
| his injurv.
Judge Wilson IN reading the injunction re.
Gently filed, maintained that none of the
acts filed therein had been sworn to by the
government witnesses. The information
could not be filed, he argued, as there
was direct testimony presented. The fatt.
as charged were only heresay, and the
court sitting as grand inquisiOn of course
could not, under any circumstances, accept
II, he said, When the matter came directly
before the court the most important ques.
tion would be, had the Judiciary any right
to question the act of the execu.
tive on this point. lie read number
of authorities 10 show that the person acting
as judge was not lialle.to prosecution, ciyil
or criminal, on principal, as the executive
officer was subject to prosecution In the
higher court of impeachment only. AT the
conclusion of Judge Wilson's argument
the court adjourned till tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
Waxahachie.
Special TO the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
WAxAHAcHIE, November 3.-The cotton
receipts have been quite heavy for the past
few days, numbering on the ID 4S0 bales
The total receipts to date number II, ,45O
bales.
There was considerable frost this morn
ing, though but little vegetation was af-
fected by 1t,
Many persons have come in to town from
the surrounding country to-day so as to be
at the show tomorrow
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Cuban Crnnhs-

HAVANA, November S,--Brigadier Arler.
ms has been appointed governor Of tho
province of Havana. - ''''
The newspaper, La Luce, the organ of
the Antonionists at Puerto Principe 6ayin~
been suspended for fifty days by thss
tribunal of liberty in that district lSclornJ
their party dissolved. t''Oi"''"
Spanish gold lS60lS7.
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Not Interested In pern

WASHINGTON, November 3.-The nph.
lished report that the United States rov-
epnment n,,.;io ma directed General Hurlburt to
President Calderon as the legitimate ro,, ~
ernment Of Peru, was shown TO Secrafiar,,
blaine to-day, and in reply to the onest;oyS
II IT were true he said there is nothinr i,
the affairs of Peru. about which the denart.
ment cares TO speak. Nf"''-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04

Special to the Herald.
LAMPAsAs, November 3.-We had very
heavy frost last night destroying the top
crop of cotton and killing the army worm.
Cotton is nearly all in market.
Property is changing hands here very fast
on account of our railroad prospects. Prop
erty has advanced about so per cent. since
it became fixed fact that we will get the
Gulf, Colorado n Santa Fe.
District court commences here on the 14th
of this month with very small docket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
san Saba.
Special to the Herald.

SAN SAsA, November 3.-Dr. Gregg re.
ceived n report from Washington to the
effect that his specimens of San Saba mar
bles were very interesting, and unlike any
other marble yet examined by the govern
ment experts, who requested more speci.
mems to be forwarded for examination.
Some beautiful specimens have been pre-.
pared and will be forwarded at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
New York Stock Market.

NEW HoRE' November s.-stocl,s light;
request generally finn:
Chicago \ Northwestern, 125 SIG. do. nrc.
ierrcd lS3 3I; Eric IS 81 Illinois Centrol Sw, I
II l-2; Lake Shore G Michigan Sonthsrn'
Telegraph IS l-2. mon
currency $l87, ,272. 49,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
Commission of Inquiry on the 9th Nassau
chusetts

RICHMOND, VA, November 3.-The con,s
mission appointed by the adutant general
of Massachusetts has arrived fcre To ino,,ire
into the charges of misconduct on the mart
of the members the 9th Massochnsctts
regiment on the recent occasion of their
passing through this city, en- route to York
town.
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LONDON, November 3.-The branches of
he. land lsague throughout the provinces
complain loudly that their meetings should
he dispersed while the central league In
Dublin is permitted TO meet unmolesl-
ed. Miss parnell wishing 10 test
the legality of the proceeding.
Of the ladies' league publicly announced IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04

BosToN, November 3.-The railroad com.
mlttee of this state, after hearing of sever.
al days. on Il petition of mumber of citizens
for reduction ofstrect railroad fares In this
city have to-day rendered decision that
they have nopower 10 order reduction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
williams Rancho,
Special to the Herald.

SpccInl 70 the IIernId
WILLIAMS Rancho, November 3.-Quite
a northcr sprung up last night, and We had
a very heavy frost this morning.
The pecan crop in tnis section of Brown
county Is not SO large as last year.
Grass is splendid and cotton and wool
are still coming in.
business is good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
Sum for Missionary Work

NEW YORK, November 3.-The Methodist
Episcopal conference has decided TO eiyo
$50 900 for missionary purposes. The snm
has been divided for use in Africa, Central
America and China, and other. apportion-
ments soon to be made.
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Sneclnl 10 the He.

SpeCIal 10 the HornId,
BRowNwooD, November 3.-A heavy frost
fell here last night and it has been cool all
day with norther, causing brisk business
with furniture and mattress dealers.
On last night, n little girl of Mr.. Dickey's,
living in the country, was bitten by u large
black spider while playing in the yard and
was brought to town this morning in a
critical condition, to procure medical aid.
At last accounts she was doing very well,
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No Money There.

LONDON, November 3.-The Times saws
We are able to say that the Bank of Eng.
land does not hold penny available for tic
payment of Confederate bonds. The pub
lie should be warned of buying bonds
worthless in the face of such rumors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
The New British Minister Arr,ves

WAsHINGToN, November 3.-Hon Sack.
vile West, the new British minister, was
passenger by the steamship Indiana, which
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
Bank of England,s Statement

LONDON, November 3,-The Bank OF Eng
land shows decrease of specie during the
week of $4,000. The proportion OF reserve
to liabilities which last week was 81 1-1G, is
now ~ ll-l6.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
LA -DI C S

Protect yourselves against the chilly blasts of winter Nov
is your time do it. Our stock of wraps and cloaks is
large, too large in fact and must be reduced
These Illustrations indicate what doing
in the cheaper goods, and our quotations
below index to the reductions
have made in the finer.
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A slight Fxarreratio,.

LONDON, November 3.--The account of
the aitray at Bellmullet, county Mayo, np-
perrS to have been exaggerated. Is now
stated that only one death resulted from
the shooting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
Gambctta ExpIains.

PARIS, November Sat an interview
with the Prince of Wales, Gampetta said be
had not seen Bismarck and that his three
visits to Germany were in cognito.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
ADeolIne In Confederate Bon,,

LONDON, November 3,-The confederate
bonds have declined to si 2s. Cd. per one
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Imperial Bank s,a,om.n,

BERLIN, November3,-The Imperial bank
shows, shows an Increase in specie of siGGo,OOO
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Marshall.

Special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, November 3.-General Albert
Pike arrived In our city this morning. lie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-04
The President Leaves for New yor,

WASHINGTON, November 3,-Presdent
for New York. ''""y
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Black scilenc silk circulars, elegantly trim
med with fur, at $40 worth $3.50.
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A satin de lyon circular, of richest material,
elegantly made up and richly lined with fur,
$50, worth Sll0.
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Black Sicilienc silk dolman, with elegant pas
sementrie and handsome lining, at $50, worth SO.
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large line of lighter wraps, such as cape
d0lmans aud mantillas, in gros grain silks satin
de lyons, rhadames, merveilleuX, drap det
and diagonals, at almost half price
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Our leader is n black gros grain silk circua
lined with fur through out, at $40, worth S75.
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Black satin dolman, superb garment, richly
trimmed with fur s6j, worth $50.
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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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Finest French dolmans, heavily trimmed in
rich plush, the style which is the stFrcnCh
novelty at Si5 worth $3.50.
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Ladies' and misses light-and medium weight
ulsters and ulsterettes.
Light polo jackets.
Military and COachman jackets
ChildreuS dresses ETC. etc
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NEWS. BY SPECIALS.

The Texas 4 st. Louis Line Determined
from Mount Pleasant to Sui
phur Springs, but not yet
Through to Dallas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-13
SulliYan's HibernicOn.

Tomorrow evening the noted ''Sul'
livsn Eibernicon and Mirror of Ire
land" will be presented at the The
atre, together with the specially acts
of Dan and Josie Morris Sullivan,
who are reported to be simply i'm
mense. The entertainment has been
given in Ogden and Park City, where
it has been well received, and is
pretty certain to meet with q portion
of the success that has characterized
all The entertainments given st the
Theatre during the present month.
1t is the same performance and piano.
rama that wss given here in 1872,
but greatly improved and now enjoys
the reputation Of being tbs bes: in the
country. The entertainment will be
highly amusing and instructive, tTO
things that should satisfy every per
son. Following is from sn exchange:
"Sullivan's Mirror Of Ireland and
Irish Comedy" make their bow at
Powers' Opera House on Friday and
Saturday evenings next and Saturday
matinee. The company is one of the
best that has ever appeared in this city.
They sre not common band of stroll
ling players, but are artists Of merit.
Dan Morris Sullivan is host in himself;
he keeps the audience in q roar Of
laughter whenever he appears upon the
stage. Miss Josie Morris Sullivan is ore
of the brightest and most sparkling
ladies. She is a second Lolita, and our
music-loving people should not fail 10
see her.
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Hsmill-DWyer Readings.

The full aud complete programme
for the readings to be given at the
Theatre next Saturday evening by
Miss Alice Hamill and Miss Ada
Dryer, the former the daughter of
Prof. s. s. Hamill, the latter the
daughter of James Dryer, ESQ.,, OF
this city, is published this morning.
As will be seen, it is a de-
cidedly choice one, and intro
duces variety sufficient in ita ex-
tent not only to satisfy the
most cosmopolitan audience, but also
to give the young ladies every oppor-
tunity for the exhibition Of
such skill, talent and eloc1tioa-
airy and dramatic ability as they
may possess. The engagement of the
Careless Orchestra was wise, for the
reason that it will not only add to the
pleasure OF the evenings entertain
ment, but constitutes quite an in
ducement to persons to attend, par
ticularly as the orchestra performs
several selections. Ons especial feature
the young ladies intend making is
found,in the selection from" Hamlet"
in which Miss Hamill assumes the
character OF the grave youth, Miss
Dryer that OF Ophelis. They dress
in costume. another feature which
will add to the realistic effect OF the
dramatic reading of this selection.
Reserved seats can be had at DWyer's
book store on the 15tu, 18th, and
18th; and 81 the Theatre box Office
on the 18th and 18th. There will be
a good attendance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-13
The LIQUOR Cases.

The last OF the liquor cases, growing
out of the recent arrests, that OF
Butterfeld and Fitzgerald, was tried
on Saturday, and the defendants dis
charged. The CAGES throughout have
developed marked interest not only
on the part OF saloon-keepers, but of
the citizens in general. Thirteen con-
victions have been had and in each
case the fine has been 500. and for
felt of the license under which the
parties we're doing the business; and
in each case, also, an appeal has
been taken. Considerable feeling has
been engebdered in the trials, and it
is a question if there has not been
some tall lying. The detectives, who
have been employed by the city
sre both respectable young men, who
do not come under the "spotting"
class, but are employed officers and
detectives; persons who would not lie
for the sake of getting the fee or q
credit that might result for a con-
viction, aud if there have been any
discrepancies in their testimony, they
have been the result OF mistakes.
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English Comic Opera Troupe.

Arrangements have been praoti-
cally completed here for the appear.
ance OF the Emily Melville English
Comic Opera Troupe, which is now
enjoying 8 remarkably successful run
in San Francisco. They are playing
at the Bash Street Theatre. IN that
city, and on Friday night had
finished their 25Oth performance.
The troupe holds the boards until the
Big Four Minstrel troupe arrives
there, when they start eastward, play
ing st Sacramento on the 2Sth inst,
next at Virginia and Carson cities,
Nevada. and then coming here. The
engagement here is for six conslcu-
tive nights. giving, each evening, q
new comic opera, including the
PIRATES OF Pepzance," now the rage
east. The company is a large one,
and its wonderful run at San Fran
cisco should sufficiently sttest the
merit OF their performances; besides
which, Emily Melville is a noted
boufe artistic, and one of the best on
the ttsge to-day. 1t is not known
when the company will he here. but
it is likely to be during TIE early part
OF March.
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The Jenkins Case.

AS announced last Sunday, David
jenkins, who shot John Borlsse al
Sandy some time ago, was arrested
for the murder of Borlase, and bis
preliminary examination on the
charge commenced last Saturday.
The examination not having been
concluded, was continued for one
week, until yesterday, when the de-
tense WAS to effer some testimony.
Jenkins, who has been confined in
the Penitentisry since bic arrest, was
brought in yesterday for the examina.
ton, but owing to the engagement of
Arthur Brown, Esq, MIA attorney, in
the Keyser case, the further sxsmi-
nation was again postponed until
mex! Saturday morning. It is thought
that little, il any testimony, will be
offered 10y the defense.
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ALTA AID.
The Committee Report Further
Means Necessary.

SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. IL, 81.
Editors Herald:
The funds contributed by toe PEG
pls OF this city for the rsIiei OF the
Alta sufferers have been exhausted
and as We have several cases on hand
which require further assistance. We
desire to announce that any cOntri.
buttons from parties who have m as
yet donated will be thankfully re
oeived and carefully bestowed.
We shall make q fall and hnal
statement in a few days-at least We
hope To Respectfully,
GEORGE a. MEEARs,
Chairman.
HENRY w. LAWRENCE,
SAMUEL KAHN,
Committee.
Il u. TAYsUH, Secretary.