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Special attention given to the Re-
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SEVERE AFFLICrION.-In the brief
space Of two or three weeks five mem
bers Of the family of Mrs. Holman, of
Atwater Station, have fallen victims
to the dread disease. diphtheria. First
the mother died, then q son aged q
years, they were followed by twin
daughters, and last another daughter
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WatchaS.

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on the following SATURDAYS. to-wit:
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katui day, January 7th. 1882.
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rsrs
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DIV ~RcE NOTICE.

DIV SRCE NOTICE.. :.
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file his Netitinn in the Common Pleas Court OF
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hereof. SAMUEL Z LONG.
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sapreme Court decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 25.-rhe following cases
were decided to-day in the supreme court:
Bearns VS.. the mayor, aldermen and inhab-
itsnts of the city of Houston; from Harris.
Affirmed.
Fleming We. Seeligson; from Galveston
Affirmed.
Burnett We. Waddell; from Houston. Re-
veraed and renanded. s
Ashe VS.. Harris county; from Harris. At
irmed.
Dean, tax collector VS.. Lufkin; from Gal
weston. Reversei.and remanded.
Davis ct al. vs.. Reeves; from Wharton.
Motion to advance overruled.
Ebeaworth Us. Marx 81 Kempner; from
Galveston. Affirmed on certificate.
Lscy w. Usher ct al; from Harris. AT
firmed on certificate.
Hsndey ct al w. Smell; from Polk. Af-
irmed,
lombard vs.. Priester; from Harris. Re-
port of commissioners of appeals approved,
and the cause dismissed by agreement.
Pierce ct al VS.. Perkins ct al; from Fort
Bend. Affirmed.
Texas Land company VS.. Williams; from
Leon. Affirmed.
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Anntrs ut Austin .

Special to the Herald.
Austin, Feb 25.-Mr. Tom McCarty, who
was refused bail at Concho for the alleged
shooting of a negro, gave bail here and was
liberated. We learn that McCarty has always
stood high with his neigbbors, and is very
highly respected by all who know him. IL 70
thought by many that his being allowed ban
under all the circumstances argues his
acqnittal AZ the trial.
The Austin Grsys will probably not 60 10
Galveston, as the international railroad has
refised to psss them over that rosd free, as
the Santa Fe offered 20 do.
The display of patriotism 10 The house OF
representatives to-day was suficen. TO
please the most ardent lover OF bloody
shjrtism, the occasion being on the passage
of the bill to change the time Of holding
state elections. The specches were very
able and eloquent.
Tho lsdies OF the southern Presbyterian
church gave a supper and grand concert at
MillelFs opera house tonight The house
Was fun and the whole sfiair was q grand
success. il was for the benefit Of the church.
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striking out tho appropriation for tho pur.
chase OF JrngRs and Polka papers
seemed 10 him M indication ihM impartial
pQaiority Of tho war waa not desired. Any
thing that did Injustice 10 ono aldo or tho
other did Injustice 10 Tho whole country, f,r
In writing history of tho country
nothing that might bo said q compli
mentsry 10 confederate soldiers would
detract from the federal soldiers, but, on tho
contrary, would add TO their lustro and glory.
He badboen assured by a gentleman on the
other side that tho design was TO secure
everything that would throw light on
the late war, and no would, therefore, with
draw HE amendment.
MIR. Hostetter, of Indiana. offered an
amendment appropriating $4,000 for the
purpose Of enabling the secretary of the
treasury to transport free of charge subsi-
diary silver coin, when requested to do so.
Adopted. e,ad aHa
Mr.. Goode, Of Virginia, offered an amend
ment appropristing 100000 for the estab-
lishment at the Isthmus of Panama of naval
stations and depots Of coal for the supply of
steamships Of war.
Mr.. Blount, of Georgia, raised the
point of order that the amendment was
not in continuation of any work 10 PROCESS,
and urged that tie object was not SO much
TO establish coalin G station, but in connec-
ton with o protectorate of thu isthmus 10
consequence of the proposed inter oceanic
ship canal.
Mr.. Whitthorne, ofTenneasee, chairman Of
the naval committee, replied TO Mr.. Blount.
The Isthmus of Panama, he said, was TO be
possiblya future limit of the American
coastwise trade, and there were mineral lands
there which could be obtained now on good
terms. The amendment was offered not
only in the interest of the navy, but
in the interest of the great commercial and
national interests Of the country, and he
warned the gentlemen not to tri1e by delays
or technlcalities with sn occasion in which
the honor and interests Of the country might
be involved
A long debate followed, in tho course Of
which it was charged and denied that this
amendment was job in the interest Of the
Chiriqui land company, which had real es-
tate on the isthmus snd wanted to sell it to
tho government at an exorbitant rate,
Withous action on the amendment the
house finally adjourned.
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DO subject OF some discussion here to-day
Those who would answer tuo question In tho
ncgallye assert that lfgnl tenders 40
deposited are set apsff As n speclfis fund for
the redemption Of notes Of nntionol banks,
and ore, therefore, unavailable for the pur-
poao IN question. Secretary Sherman do
olinod 20 dOy TO make any further statement
u; present. with regard TO his inten-
tions as connected with money matters,
but said tho public would DO promptly
advised of any step which should be taken.
The secretary read advIces from New York
previons 10 the issue Of bic order to assistant
treasurer Hilhouse, That the financial situa-
ton was very Threatening, and unless large
purchase of bonds was authorized, the result
would probably be disastrous.
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Apportionmont Of Representatives..

AppOrtiOumeut ~ 1heproHo"'"A'c''
Special 10 tbs Herald
Austin, Feb. 25.--The joint re-apportion-
ment committee have agreed upon the
following representative apportionment, the
basis of representation ranging from $4,000
to II, 900 population:
Two representatives each for Dallas, Gray
son, Boxsr and Fayet,o; and two representa-
tiyes for Erath, Hood, Somervell and
Comanche counties; and two for Brown,
Hamilton, Lampasas, Burnett and Coleman /;
and two for Wood, VanZ4ndt and Henderson;
and two for PAnoin, M ason, and Harrison,
and two for Wnlker, Waller ard Montgomery;
ard two for Falls and Bell; and two for
Guadaloupe, Hays ard Caldwell /; and two
for Layace Calhoun, Retugio, Matagorda,
Jackson and Wharton; and two for Shelby,
San AuyussrBe, .AngaliRa and Trinity; and
two for Jefferson, Orange, Liberty, Newton,
Jssper and Tyler; and two for Red River,
Bowie, Titus, Camp and Franklin; and two
for Dewitt 'VictoiiN, Arensas, Bee, Goliad,
Live Oak, Lssslle ard McMullsD;
An5'one representative for following COM
binstions: Ellis, Navarro and Dallas; one for
Collin and Rockwell; one for Clay and
Montague; one for farfsnt, Denton and
Cooke; one for Jack, Young and Stephens;
one for Bosqus, Coryel snd AlcClennaD; one
for Eastland, Callahan, Palo Pinto and
Shsckelford; one for Morris and Upshuri
one for Lamar and Fannin; one for Grayson,
Delta Fsnnin and Lamar; one for Galveston
and Brszoria; one for Harris and hanbers;
one for Leon and Robertson; one for
Fort Bend and BTszoria; one for Nacogdo,
ches and RusB; one for Gregg, Rains and
Smith; one for Washington, Lee ard Bastrop;
one for Travis and Blanco; one for Conal
and Kendall; one for Mason, Gillespie. Me-
dina. Bandera, Kerr, Kimball, Menard,
Concho and Tom Grsen; ono for Llspo, San
Saba, Mccullough, Runnels and Taylor; one
for Ell Paso, Presidio, Pecos, Kinney, Ed
wards Crockett and Kimbsil; one for Neu-
ces. Duval and Eacinal: one for Star, Webb
and Zapats: one for Wilson, Atoscosa and
Clarke; ore for Uyalde, Frio, Hidago,
Maverick, Dewitt, Zavslle and San Petriclo;
one for Hardin, Polk and San Jacinto;
And one each for the following counties;
Ellis, Navarro, Freestone, Limest me, Collin,
Cooke, Wise, Tarrant Parker, Hill,
johnson, McLennan, Red River, Hopkins,
Lamsr, Fannin, Hunt, Kautmau, Anderson,
Grimes, Galveston, Horris, Travis, Blsnco,
Williamson, Robertson, Colorado, Gonzales,
Milan, Anderson, Cherokee, Houston, Rusk,
Harrison Cass, Smith, Austin, Washington,
vpenton and Williamson.
aNIhere are few more yet to be Gpportoned
toSnake up tho lC6.
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House.


Washington, Feb. 25.--The house remain
ed in session oil night on tho appcrtionment
bill, without taking any action. AT GAO
o'clock Mr.. Hawley. Of the committee, took
the floor to make suggestion that each side
of the house would select Eve gentlemen
who should meet and agree upon somo plan
Of sentiment.
The house then voted to take a recess
be proceeded with. This proposition
met with universal approval ard
was unanimously sgreed 10. The mem
bers on the restriction eide then grouped
together, and after faw moments caucus,
Mr.. Robson announced that the republicans
had agreed upon tho following gentleman 10
represent them: Messrs. Conger, Sherwin,
Lapham, Anderson and Sballinberger.
Nv Springer announced that the democrats
agreed upon the following to represent their;
Messre. Cor, Thompson, Of Kentucky,
Reag8n, House and Morrison.
Further proceedings under the call we're
dispensed with. and then st 600, the house
took recess till 1890.
After recess Mr.. Williams, Of Wisconsin,
called up tho senste resolution rulaii,e
81 tho death Of Senator Matthew H. Car
penter. He spoke briefly upon the great loss
which The country had experienced in the
death Of The great senatOr, and offered y res
olution for tho appointment Of Eve members
% accompany the body 70 bis late home in
Wirconsin.
Mr.. Hszelson, OF Wisconsin, ssid Il was a
sorrowful Office which be performed IN
seconding the resolution which announced 70
the house and world the death Of the most
distinguished citizen OF Wisconsin.
Over his death-bed Wisconfin bowed Der
head ia mourning. but the groat mouner
was the nstion, which be had loved aud
served - well.
Tho resolutions was agreed n, ard al 1913
o'clock. ~ marx Of respect % The memory
THE Deceased. adiOur1ed.
At11 O'Clock the session Of Friday bryan.
Owing % ths long session Of yesterday Tho
Journal wss cot nls5e NJ, and h's reading
wss postponed I'll to-morrov.
While tbe house was waiting Tor the re-
port Of he committee, expected lest night
tocoms - some agreement upon ne nppor-
Torment biii, the spesksr Recognized re
csnilemc1 % ask unanimous conf9nt Tor
o. m,tion n Nr. Dsvidson, Of florida
- ssnsto BILL vas psssei dirse'i-r De
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SAN Antonio Items.

Sndcial to the Herald.
d. Antooio Fab. 23.--Advices from
~ 49, r. fa,t;n q, ascaned
Laredo say that 0ohn y. 'Nar'ni a., 'sS'p0N
convict, was Captured tnere ale" uaJs aso'
III was II wears old.
= p.;., ,rarsoer of q MscDonald's
" i'"'nl0 N' O. .',.s.so.ad ,aa+ n;rb, IN
sneep rSncne' was ~
some unknogn parties.
Governor A. @. Hunt of the Mexican
National railroad, has returned from Ism
ffpsa,aat;onsi (, Mexican National railroad,
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conrt or .ppeaI. pecl.lon..

Special TO Che Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 23.--In the court Of hp-
ppsls to-day The following cases were decided;
Affirmed: Anna Brown vs. the state; from
Dallas,
Joe C5ulson Va the state; from Dallas.
VIC Dibroll Va 9 $ and Thomas Cordray;
from Whsrion.
= a. / Ward ana wife W W @ Dibrsll.
American Bntionbole ard Overseeing
Sewing Machine company vs Aaris Holmes
from Galveston.
M Rankin " Filburn and Ivars; from
Waller
Revessef and touandod: Two cases OF the
Iot~rna,ionsl & Great N011orn railway
cornrsrv " W I Grant; from Montgomery,
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HOUSE..


Tho house met In regular order.
Bills snd resolutions we're introduced as
follows:
Mr.. Finlay--A resolution that the speaker
appoint clerk for judiciary committee in
place Of Mr.. Lomax, who Is sick.
Discussion was resumed on tho bill relating
TO working roads.
Mr. Barry's smendment liking tho time at
four DAYS instead Of ten was lost.
Mr.. Barry then amended ii 50 as 10 fix the
time at six Instead Of ten days, when II was
M. Carleton moved To strike out the enac-
ting clause, but il was loaI and the bill pass-
ed
Petitions and memorials were presented as
follows:
By Mr.. Finlsy-A memorial from tho
MAYOR and aldermen Of GALVESTON, rendering
Inc CITY hospital for a medical university.
By Mr.. Mailock-A petition from citizens
cf CLAW and Jack counties, asking The forma-
ton OF a county TO be called Newport.
Bv Mr.. Oibson-A petition from several
counties IN favor Of prohibition.
By Mr.. Carleton--A petition from VIII
hanson county against Tao sale OF Liquors
within four miles Of I've university.
By Mr.. Smith, Of Tiius--A bill 60 allow
railroads taking out charters N this state 70
exercise franchises in other states
The bin setting aside 900 leagues Of land
for each orcanizsd county, was tesen Up.
n proyides for advertising m The newspapers
az Galveston, Austin ard Dallas, and ives
rscommitled 70 Judiciary No. 2.
b. Mr. Finlav--A bin allowing The gen
orai4ew for the sale Of university lands 70
soplv 70 lands IN NcLonnan and Hill coun-
tes
Tho tax BIZ wac taken up, and. after being
AMENDED 20 that NJ one-l legged, 0ne-armed,
deaf ana dumb or blind person
~ reeuirei l. p-y Toll tax, vas passed
nader a suspension OF The rules
BV Mr.. FinHr-A bin cuthorizing mem
hr-s of ne froriier bstts'i1u 10 serve Uriis
where Re stats j. iri-rszi'd.
7'be hiIi mstinr state elections IN August
irrler5 Of Norernber. ~ss taken up
NJ. Finlsg opposei he BIZ, and ssi1 y
~~-H - sstrirnerfsl 70 TIE democrstic
rsrtr sd fhst not more thsn half The voters
---'1 90 - the polls. Discussion on tnls
mi lsrSn,nea re rest ofihs Forenoon, 40
- resumed in the rfIsrno1n- Ns-rlg na,L ~
ft'e ruer-i.ers rnaic rpeechas On t1c boz t1e
~--rirt.s rnestirr war moved md carfi-1,
/ .rf he h|.i ra- errros-el
e...fs lbs ros 81. s.. lo5 and tle sob
-t'fu,e {. ssrsie Bill No %. wsre Itierr'1 -
/ ffsr rr rectirs c1uuIItiers-
TIE fcuss tas1 A-lou'nsd r1li 1'pl 70
rr1r~.r
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houston items .

Special to the Herald.
Houston, Feb. 25.--The largest passenger
train ever sent over tho Texas & Now Or
leans road left this morning carrying passen-
gers % New Orleans 10 attend Mardi Gras,
At least four hundred passengers were on
boa-d. Altogether tsore win be about 1000
Texnns IN New Orleans during the carnival.
The ooltan combination played II Gray's
opera house tonight for the benefit ct the
Bohemian club.
Qliie q number Of cases were disposed of
bv lho Criminsl court to-day, most Of them
tor gaming and keeping disorierly houses.
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Jealousy ANA Marder at BRENNAN.

Jealousy and Marder at BrenIam.
Special to the Herald.
BRENNAN, Feb. 23.--About dusk yesterday
Robert Henry, negro, about 80 years old,
was riding and driving four-mule team and
wagon in Mill creek bottom, about ten miles
southwest of town, wiAn asshot-gun was
ilred a. liul ironl lho roadside. Three BUCK
shot took effect in his back, and Robert
tcmbled off in the road dead darkey. Jack
LcclSett, who was driving = team in the rear
of Henry, 1ed and summoned cid. The
cause of the murder was tho green-eyed
monster. Henry and another negro living
OH the same plantation had had difficulty
about colorei Dinah the day before.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

Spec ri 10 the Herald.
A1baqurque, \. r., Feb. PA sherif's
p'sss lrsi rieht br0ught Flustino Gu1fefTes,
impiI .tu1 lafhs nna-1s- Of CD. Potter, -
,his citg sn1 l6dgs1 him 10 jail During ne
nioit .s W. taxa cut " Tie Virilsn,es snd
hong 81 ne Same tlac8 Is eccomrliees oc-
esrs-.1 eorna tirne tircs They pinned card
81 - ksaFssfirr; HHuEg 81 iir hundred
s1d or. C8Ionsl Poitcrs assnains."