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g arter in the state department
to-day. The principal Office is at
Marshall. The capital stock is $S l25000
The directors are Thomas Bond and Nelson
A. Esston, of New York; Nathaniel D.
Daily, B. Brookly, Samuel Cundiff. j. Z
Turner and M. A. Hardison, of Longvew.
The course of the road is as follows; Begin
ming at some suitable point at or near Mar
shall, where connection can be most con~
venien,ly made with the Texas S Pacific,
and thence passing through Harrison, PAN
ola, Rusk, Shelby, San Augustine, Sabine
Jasper, Newton, Orange, Jefferson,
Chambers and Galveston with q
terminus at some suitable point at or
near Sabine city and at Galveston, and also
q line from some poin. on tho main line,
either in Shelby, Pamela or Rusk TO q juno.
tion with the International & Great North,
ern. The incorporstors are @. L. Rsnfroe.
Brad Bonner, s. Cundiff, j. 4 Turner, J.
w Hoskins, NJ. A Harrison, i g. jack
son, w. Alex. Abbey, j. II. McCauley and
T. l.. Whnley, of Longview; and. Nelson A.
Easton of New York.
The governor has pardoned eighteen cons
victs upon the recommendation of Superin-
tendent Goree, with specific statements of
reasons. They are Antonio COrmGrillo, from
Nueees, life sentence, served % years; Psn-
cha Liendo, from Cameron. 40 years, served
10; Thomas Giloby. from Galveston, 20
years, served O.: Mike 0'Nesl, from Grsyson,
20 years, served 8; John Saiter, from Brown,
70 years, served 8; Joe West, IRON b sque,.l6
yesrs served 9; Julio Guzmsn, from Cameron,
life sentence, s,rved 13 Jears; Preston Smith,
colored, from Dewitt. 80 yesrs, served 8;
Willie Gtllis, firm Bsxzr, 2yesrs, served
since Jabua 3. 1880, Belioi Burrell, colored,
fcom Con,al, 20 years. served IL; Isns
smith, colored, from Fsyerte, 20 years,
served 6; Willism X lly, from Leon, AID
George II. Ellison, from Navarro, 4 years,
served 3: James Venable. colored, from
Travis, life senteRce, served 10 years;
Jsmes Hamilton, from Cherokee life, zen
tence, served nine years; Henry Good win.
from Collin, tventy-one year.; served ten,
snd j. NJ. Mcdonald, from Milan; five
years. served three. Ten of the shove we're
within the walls OF the peniientiary and
eight in camp when pArdoned.
Hon. Seth Shepard and Representative
Lynn are 10 the city. The latter reports
that II il generally understood thst work On
the extentiOn Of IndiaDola and
Cuero rosd, either 10 Houston or
San Antonio will commence this fall.
In the United States court to-day, 10 the
case Of Doyder Va the Western Union tale,
grAph company, for the non-dslivsry Of .
telegram, verdict IN the sum Of twenty
nine dollars damage was rendered for de-
fsndant
DR.. Taylor, vice president Of the Austin &
Northwestern railroad, recsived . telegram
today from Mr.. Francis B. Forster, from
New York. 70 The efec. tbs
srrAngsDenis are completed for th.
construction Of The rosd. The superinien-
dent Of Instruction has decided upon Orsngs
Instead Of Moscow for one Of the sumner
nOrmsl schools, on secOuut 81 The want Of
proper school room facilities ct Moscow.
TIE comptroller vii transfer one hundred
and sirty.fvs thousand dollars revenue 20
The trsssUry t0-norr0S.
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Irnnunis Wins Agnln.

London, June 1.-THE race for the Price
Of Wales stakes, for three-year-old colts and
III les, distance ola mile and five furlongs,
came off and was won by Lorillard's b. C.
Iroquols. +. Gitton's b. C Geologist second.
ANA Lo,d Falmouth's b. c. Great CaIle third.
Seven ran.
Ifoquois started IS the favorlte in tie bet
ting at So TO SI against MIN. CullJoeen
Jumped aw y at the lGed, and
made the running It'll n strong pace.
Nessicli1, V0luptuRry nd Ge0lCglst with
Gte t-Cal next. As the gtuIt long Swimly
bottom, Cullodesn hau -ap la1 AHout two
ler gins He was fol o"'d b. WON" 'Harv,
G OIOgst and ] OquO lo 90 ur'r" tV'
Until tbrce-quarters ~ r mile ..- home
when Gull dVea w ta9 en 10y turtU-
ary. Ness clin Al, r..aH.t..f WHr
came on to f""H .U.l i.t.
way up the straig' ..-- ..- w"' Dine,
by IroquOis ard q .y.... uu form win
ming good race by ..I... 'y.- 70 oaf".
GeOogs second with Gre, -. ..s' 'n..,.
MSsketine, Ress cliff, NolupusIy H.| o.. .".'g-
deer ilnishing In the order named,
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Galveston.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, June II, 1.-The police are on the
alert for Henry Schoenhausen, an e6caI ed
convict from The Louisiana staIe peni!entiary
at Baton Rouge. lie is reports d to have be n
seen az Houston, where he boarded traln for
this city.
Duties. aggregatirg one hundred and five
thousand dollars, were collected at the custom
house to-day.
Alex Anderson, charged with murderous
intent toward F. Peterson, was bound over to
the criminal court in tIe .um Of $500.
1t was Samuel Wallen4tein and not Helfen-
stein, as erroneously reported, who suicided
yesterday by takl G an ever dose Of Iaudasum
He was 4 man past the prime OF life, and
IeaYes Il large family
Mr.. F.. A. Burke managing editor OF the
New o leans Democrat, Is in he city registered
at the Ire Juout.
The British steamship Buteshire is report ed
as having arrived on Arlnsas Pats ls,t FRI
day, with q cargo Of rails for the TeXaS &
Mexican railway,
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Little ROCK, Ark. June li.-A special from
Russellyllle, Ark, say S last nieht betwetn Il 10
and o'cl'ck an armed crowd Of twenty five
men, thought to be from Franklin county, and
tosbe friends of the murd' red wnr an, Mrs.
Emery, TOOK possession ti tho Dover, Pope
cnuuty jail and hung Cal Eme'y,
the murderer, VIII Sc death sem
cummuted 10 twfDtY -Cne years impIisonm, Mt
In the peniientiaIy. EmeIy resitted wai was
slot In the head. l. II suppoted he v Hs dead
when hug. This was the third attempt to
lynch him, Emery had been found guilty
and sentenced to be hung, but the governor
commuted bis sentence as above stated.
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Court Decisions.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Austin, June 1.-THE supreme court to-day
reversed and remanded the case OF Edwards
VS.. Flotow, from Camp county, and affirmed
and reforme that Of the Western Union tele-
graph company va. the stale OF Texas, and
adopted the awards Of the commissioners OF
appeals as follOws;
Corelle We the Western Union telegraph COM
panyi from Lee. Reversed and renamed,
@. II a IL. X. X company VS. Bell Bro. {;
from Dallas. Reverse and femanded.
O'Neal ct al VS. Lockhart ct al; from Conan
che Reversed and remanded.
Wood vs. Thomss; from COmanche. Revers-
cd and femandsd,
B0wles We Glayow;from Hill. Affirmed.
Griffin vs. Rowe from Ellis. Reversed and re-
maEded.
Reversed and remgnded.
Howell VS. De0ioB; from McLcnnan. Re-
verset and Teinandei.
GH&HRR CO. Va Hcgg; from Navarro.
Revei sed ana reTnacded.
Bybse VS. WEddergtoni nom williamson.
Reversed and reminded.
Hami Ion v fIume, from Travis. Reversed
and remandei.
Eb-ri. ny vs. Schneider; from Gsudalupe.
Afi med.
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Austin
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Auayln, june l4.--The Texas Central Railroad
to-day filed the first mortgage In the state de-
partment in 81, l45, 900 to the Far ers loan and
trust com pany, of New York.
The blind asylum clesed to.dayfor ihs holi-
dayl.
In the United states court the Washington
county cases, for violation of
the election laws, were continued
by the United States Until tomorrow, on ao-
cou If the abSe ce of witnessts S.
United states Marshal Russell received a
teegr in from Socorrs, New Mexico to-day,
Rube Royce, one ofthe peg leg Stage robbers
W; o bra ke ali in Austin | st November and
escaped has be II arrested at thai point, n d
asking for Il description Of BOyce. The mar
shal at once piled wi h the request and he
expects TO learn the re'uliby tomorrow
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morphine. Doctors we're called who admin
istered emstlcs, and the poor creature was
soon Out OF danger.
Chris Rintlemsn has new wheel OF for
tune on n small scale, which Is supposed to
have the merit of being able to beat he new
gambling law which takes effect in July.
A Sunday school picnic will be given on
Thursday down below the bridge. 1t 10 u bas-
ket afftir, and everyone is invited
Another prohibition meeting Ia called The
pr0hibtionlsts have conslc cradle
trouble in getting their numbers
together. Heretofore they have N
reported to meeting calls with the Aacrity
whire should charGc. sr!z, the memoers of
such party.
The ri go litera' ard musical society
held their regular weekly meeting Wednesday
night
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.voExaminc Excurs,on Steamers.

Washington, June IA treasury circular
addressed TO COLES JtoTs and othei chief efficers
Of customs, and others, has just been issued
Omcisls are ef Joined particula ly IN make
close eNaminstiors of -xcursiOn steamers.
EXira efforts ia this direction. the cir,uiar
says, should mare on sun.
days and particularly on the
an Of July. suuerylsirg inspectors
will instruct local inspect ts TO detail one
half 81 their force 90 eich alternate sunday
for Cuty In the vicinity uf thcir b, me " sts
for the lurpuse II ascertaining by act1-l
count 81 Messengers, 81 J., cessay, Whether the
lew IL cimplied with. Upon The 4lh Of July
the y hOls fer will BE- I, employed
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FOL. skE.U
Fol. "I- U.
News From the iAIOwa and Sheyene
Agencies.

News From the AIOWa dhS SHeJ S"o
Agencies.
Special to the Herald.
Fort Reno, June 13-On Saturday, the
4.h Instant, misunderstanding occurred
betseen Agent Hunt and the Kiowa Indians,
concerning the issue of beef, the kiowas
claiming that the amount of beef was too
small, although over the weight required by
contract. The Indians drew off and refused
to accept the cattle offered, but sfterward
changed their decision.
Until the 9th instant runners of war were
rife, but the matter has been set
tied, and the timid again breathe
esuy. No doubt the state papers
are indulgiug in illtimed comments en- the
indisn outbreak at,the Kiowa agency. While
we are aware that reports have been circu'
lated calculated to leave the impression of .
general commencement of hostiliiies by the
tribes of the lower agency, Official corres>
popdence between that agency and this,
shows TO the contrary. Dlsafiecied parties
at these agencies are ever on the alert TO
start sensational reports, ard DO doubt Big
Bow is 10 day laughing 10 his tap 10
think now rapidly Colorol Miner
came TO the front WITH - G,J COG. psnies OF
troops. Tho asssTi.-a ,uht he movemei
was inaugurai,d by tho CheyonDes wzs
boldly contradicted by them and they d.
mAnd tho nsmes Of the parties who weru
suspected Of having passed the war piPe.
This demsnd insu'uied Investigation Of The
whole mstler. and il - due 10 the Chey ennes
~ - IL a
Maior Miles thst no CheN ennes have been or
are q, the agency with any evil inteDt; n d
that by associsiirg be name Of this tribe
with the matter. great hjuEtics has been
done them.
The annual sun-3snce Of the Cheyennes
commenced on Thursday last, and termina-
cd yesterday. There was come effort inside
bv TIE Cbeyenne fOldiers 10 make every body
sitepd. but in spite Of the superstition
eighty eight freighiers bsve started 20 the
rsilrosd termini in ths last four days. Forty
eight teams started On Tburtdsy % Arkan
sss CITY 10 be loaded with -four, which viii
be dslivsrsd here. A portion Of the fOar
belongs 20 the Ipcisns of the lower sgency,
and will be taken from here
bv Agent Hunt. The forty teams that
started Wednesday aud Thursdsy last 20
70 Caldwell, and viii be loaded with The ma
tsrisl for Candies new store and some fright
for either Rene or the csnionment T. E
looks Ike progress. Il his orly been sbori
time since The CheyenEes especially,
could nct BE- induced 10 lesvs tbsir nnsaiciDe
fo- any rssson. Nov msny of them Will not
cult their work 70 20 10 MediciDe. When u
is remembered vi'h What tenseiiy bsrbsrous
people usually cling 10 their religious Observ-
hDrrs fbe indicstiOns IN The shove are quite
dgnifesut
- 49, i3ssrshsE Etsrte1 With bic team 90
g ldreli on re IN inst, srd VII soon rs-
iuu hs-e, Eiih the Rev J. B Wicks, Of
Pc lis HI, Nez Iirs, ard Eve IDdisn s.u-
De r., uho src,rupsny lin Tbs psrty vi
n rs'ssirnsry vOIk srnnrg the Ind
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San AEtOniO.
Special TO the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
San Antovio. June 14.-Colonel Baker, of
the Central hotel, started TO his rancho this
morning with two children. When short
distance from town ono Of the children was
Playing with an English rihs. 1t went off
accidentally, string Bakers boot, tearing it
almost to pieces and making a very serious
wouud.
Dewitt, the murderer, will be tried to-
morr W. A larg numUer of witnesses arriv-
ed to-day.
Juan Hernandez for horse theft, hes been
sent to ths peui entlary.
semen-, whose family were
murdered some tine ago below
the city went before tn grand jury t0-day.
When coming on he met orge Washington,
colOred cba,ged with the Eilln G. ii struck
the negro severe blow on the head ana
jumped on him. He wDud no dount have
killed him had not officers interferei in time
The International Will iun the first pass n
ger train Al miles west Of the city next Thurs
day.
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than 200 lost their lives, returned a verdict to-
day. Thev find thst the cqp izlng OF the
boat was due TO water In tie holdj that
the boiler was not iecnrelv fastened, and
that the supports Of the pr menade and hurri-
cane decks were not properly brnced aud
were too slender They also condemn The
engineer, captain and governm' Mt inspector
FOR not rep rting the above defects.
At The Close Of the inquest Captain RAN
kin and Manager George Parrish ere
quietly arrest d In the lobby Of the city hail.
ON inform tOn OF Postmaster JoI ms, Of Lon
don, on the charge Of mans aughter. Bail
was escepts for Perdi.h in $1,000 and one
surety In $40 0O nech for Rankin and 1900 and
two sureiies Of So, 90 each.
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Waxahachie

Special to the Herald.
Waxahachio, Juue l4.-Tbe halls and chap
pei Of the Marvin college have been thronged
for several days attending the commencement
exercises of the institution. Rev. j, o. NUT
ply, of Calvert, will reciie an original poem
and Hon g. v Glib on wili deliver =. nd rpss
before the Ciionion 80 iety tonight, Hon
Olln Wellborn will address the Co lege to-
morrow.
William Chancellor, Of Ennis, was shot and
killed at a churcn near Ennis sunday last,
No arrests as yet. Public sentiment seems to
justly the shooting.
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Palestine.

Special 10 the Herald.
Palestine, June u In the district eourt The
case Of the state W c. G. Rogers, city marshal,
charged with the murder Of james ouisen-
n.rry, theeyideDcs vss closed, and the case
viii be argued tO-fnorrOU. eN-GnFefnOr
n Hubb ri - ssslstins the defense. Ine
genera Opinisn ssems 10 be that Roberts VIII
he scquIited, and thai be wss
I, rfecfiy Jnstlned IL viii be
r,rn mbered that James Qukenberry
uas br iher of " QuiseEbefry convicted 81
M murder of Dr. GraysOn and wife, and
Iam Quiseslberry is supposed 20 have been
arre-t-d IN Grsys0n foI t1e n uroer. Engss
wss sctive IN fsrrefting Graysor's muroererH-
snd b. his assistsDcs fhe Rnck en- and cuiscr-
f.e-rr we're arrested aud c0nvlcfed. Ouigef-
berry HAVING ErudEt against hoFe-s for he
orornlreuce IN bringing DE brother and
Ruckers 10 trisl and conviction. eIgafe1 IN Q
fght which culmfnaftd In his DEAN ~ fht
GovsEncr 4 b. Husitrl is IN the city.
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syaiae


Special to the Herald.
Uyalde, June H.-Bdslnsss IS lively here
among rsilr,s sders. J. p. Lewis, with Wright
as foreman, has pushed work RAJ iidiy between
Rio sna Nueces. West Of that point the men
are Ou a strike.
Higwaymen are at work In Nuece canyOn
trailing Ock. Several parties have To-
hOrsss and cattle. No clue.
The thermometer regis ers 100 In tbs shade.
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Fr,m the Celestial Empire.

san Fr-Ie 500, Cal, June l4.-rhe City Of
Psk n irinE sdYicss from Hong Kong under
date Of May ls.h. The laiest Intelligence from
Pskin is 20 ihs efeoi that fhs youthful
emperor has been suffering from sTnali-pox for
twenty dags. He is IN critical condition,
md court physicians hsve llftie hope of his
reccvsry. The emprefs ~ The VESTS exp cted
20 rrcCVer. Over one hundred uursfs have
been emplOyed % feed her with their milk.
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HeniurkN Grams

Louisville, Ky, Juae H.-T0e state CON-
missioner ofagrieuliure, In his monthly bul-
letin just issued says that the Drought In msoy
places hiss Zone more damage 20 wheat than
was anticipated, and there can't possibly he
more than two-thiTds OF crrp. Corn bas sur
fered nom bed seed and drought, ard must
be late in maturing. Hemp ana tobacco prom
4 Sc well
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Corsicaua.

Special to the Herald.
Corslcana, June 14.-A man named Dillon
died In Jail last night Ihs cOroner's Try re-
turned verdict OF heart disease.
A boy named Horton had both hands badly
lacerated in iced cutting machine to-day
Several fingers ware amputated.
Several citizens have LEFT for the north and
easf.
Tho cplored people VIII celebrate the 19th
with picnic snd n bail At night.
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TIE N.u York LegIsIsture.

Albany. N. Y, June 1.-THE JOINT conven-
don met al noo0, Presldeat pro TEN RobsItaon
q the cha and proceeded o vote for a senator
caus.fi by the resigiatiun Of Roscoe ,ODkling.
Toe vote was o. foliOws. wheeler %, Conk-
ling sl, Jac0bs 20, Cornell ~, Reg u,
Laplani 3, Foiger 2, Brady J, Marvin 2, Ire
maine Grower I. No cIOlce.
Tne convFn ion then prOcs. ded TO vote for
senator to OH the plscf Of Plat, with the fol-
lowing result: De6ew 81, Ksmao 81, Plat 26,
Folger ., Cornell TO- Crowley 4, Laphsm p No
chuioe.
The convention then sdjogrned.
The BRIBERY INvEsTIsATroS
Albany, n. Y, June 1.-THE assembly bri-
berry Investigation was continued this morn
ing Bradley, who was suill "a the stan ., was
questioned az considerable length by NJ.
Peck nam es 20 the stat ment which IL would
seem he bradley had msde 70 various paO-
ple b.th IN Albany ami Oleaa, 20 the elect
hat he intended 20 vote thereafter Tor Depew;
thst money In the alleged bribery case was
given 20 him by an outside lob6yifti that ne
be could get ~ go for vOtiog for DepeN; tnst
senAtOrs got 3 90 each for not going into the
caucus; that there was going 70 b. = tig time
for COnkilng and Plaft; that there wss con-
sfernstion ir si0re for the TeOpe
of Albany. When askcd ~ le ha1 made
essss thst fs dId not fhink Be he'd, or -wss
pretty positive be hsd not, o. could not re-
member ssying 30. Re sdmitiso, howe "a.
that be ~ ght have tol1 ne cofresponoento oi
the New York 1imes fhat money was given
bIrufv outside loIIiIrlsts.an alsofhat be fnisht
have isid be could Est 100 for voiing fer
H. his raS'rrct srarnInation Bradley sdmIt-
I'D having s.id he could ct s5lo10 for his
vute. He sad - b-causs u was q eurn-
won rumor nat votes were
i.sins bonfht. Hs admiusd also
hariTg rsfarred % stsrtling dsveloprneris
=. f1rrtr1u.lnr hut rns.rt dereiypmerts IN
rurrrrll1r Win star rou'es On Washlrrtur.
Re denied fhat be said ary ore hnd suEfeste1
70 flrr fhe making % n fsss chsrEe araInsf
sernfnr Sessions BE Erew - No consplracy
10 81 ~ ruch q ctnrrs. He kns noknculedrs
~ alIf . her csss cf irlt-ry o. a-teurted brlb-
~ rrrert re rwrs urltst, rernnrs, IN ne
n-e % ~. founr-
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London, June l4.-The Times Despatch from
81. Petersburg says another NihIlist trial
began ~ Kien Tuesday. The prisoners inclu5e
four women and . sax subject and French
citizen. They are accused Of vuriaus political
offha Czsr
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London, June H.-ParIs dispstch % he
daily News says the decision Of GrOups Of the
party Of The leff, IN the chsm5er O[deputies
aznir Il sdiss9lutionafihs'c 'chsrniE n IL great
y rsluf 10 M Gamhetta IN N even she vote of
tbe scnais r-jectlng the scrufin d. lisis biD.
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Nev York, June A.-Bills Of complaint
rsrs Ned In ths United sistss circuit court
rIerk's once This nn5rninE. IN the salts by the
Westfrn unior ffle-rnrh COMPANY sgalrsf ne
Arnefran kap'd telezraph cOInpsnT, snd
Nrfusi rrior teis graph company snd others
for alleEed lrfrins erIlerts % tne PaEe prienf.
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Morristovn. Pc. Juns IA F-rrum's cofty-
mills ttoppe1 vork yssisrisy ind-nniteiT. she
rrurrisiors naf belre this % bta n sr1l-i-.t
hnnds - run fneIu- 1ts hsuds ruck Cref q
rnontharo a. ina q refuctiun 81 wages.
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Lossor. Juns u.-Tbs fovsrnmsuf hss ur
ds-taks- fhs rrosecfion o. NcEavu ard Ma
9 rsk for atteruptlrg y blor ID rhs Igvr-ppT
rywn hall II q satd rtnt McEarif fs wlilinr
- frrr Qre-nss erid.ncr. k<pcrtarf disclos-
r-ss are srpsc.-1 ron thsT-<ete-s-
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London, gure lss-OHeiai srsturus eivf i1
a. ne runrf,er n r-rsors cetairsd urder Sc
oercion act urf % ~ 81 O. tte Trss--r
rnrrfh
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BrTsn i soon % hsvs . nsvspspsr pub
Esss6 b. yotn y. J0knsJn, = col0rsd msn,
v1et = 10 be dev5;ed 10 ths iatzrsiis Of
tie colcrsi re.
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Special 70 the Herald.
Fort worn, Juse If.-ss'lis johnson, q gin
o. ne saeni-rBonds, atts1IfDt-d sulcids e. ne
oalfoooss yesterday evening ~ tskirr
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