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KrinR's Neck.

St. Louis, June l5.-On next Monday ex-
Governor Charles P. johnson, attorney for
krlng, tho twice>convicted murderer of
Dora Broemser, will argue motion for a
rehearing Of the motion for new trial al
ready overruled in this case, presenting in its
support a deposition Of Kripg the elder, ro-
gaiding The manner In which he was brought
into court to testify against his son. The
deposition is as follows:
F'itz Kring being duly sworn, deposes
that he is the father Of the Charles F. Krinp
named above that Immediately before bis
appearance in the court be was met by two
eesec'ivss, whom he afterwards learned to be
Eggs and Miller, in the French market !;
@ey showed him their stars and told him
mat be would have to 60 with
!aem to the four courts. He was
tnen taken before Chief Chapman,
xoo told Eggs to take him out to
ne park, and Eggs took HIM out to Lafay
eHe Park under the prstense that the Ger.
man consul wanted TO see him. Out at the
park deputy sheriff nsmed Jos Greenwald
zane up to him and read sp-per out loud,
winch he did not understand. Hc was kept
mere Tor some time, as he supposed, under
arrest He was brought to the courts
ioom' and he swears positively that
no did not know 1t was is sons
case no WAS testifir~ i Il. thought he
ys WAS oelhg examine a. To BIS own sanity.
"nen he SAW tho JcNspaper reports the
aeA' day he was sstSDshed He came to the
,Vur courts. and met Cbss f. Joy, to
mnom he told tho above story. Joy at ouce
uoR MIN into the shetili's Office and sent for
tnarfls. He told Harris he wanted to G rect
as W G%s'mony, but Harris left him in charge
Oospman again, md Chapman sent hun
sm aswh 10 South ST Liuis in hsrge of an
sGmc'r, who kept him down there Tor some
Mr' Harris, the circuit attorney, ID absent
nom the city.
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Crop Prospects.

Washington, d. O., June l5.-The follow.
ing report, showing the condition Of cotton
and wheat. was Issued by the department oil
agriculture to-day:
Cotton returns to this department show
the total increase of area planted In cotton
10 be les than per cent more than last
year. Reports were as follows: Forty-one
counties In North Carolina report an average
Increase OF four per cent; sixteen counties
IN South Caroline report the
acreage the same ss iast wear:
seventy counties in Georgia give an incrt ace
of per cent; FIVE in Florida give decrease
OF per cent; fourteen in Alabama give q
decrease OF 2 per cont; forty-one in Missis-
eeippi give the same aversgo acreage; fourteen
in Louisiana give an increase Of 8 per cent;
sixty>ninein in Texas give and increase Of 2 Der
cent; thirty-two in Arkansas give an increase
OF ! per cent. seventeen counties in Tennessee o
report an average Of 3 per cent. decrease.
The condition Is much lower, being 93 this
year against 90 last year at the same TINA
and 90 in 1879. The weather ia penersllv
reported % too wet and cold, and She CROP
consequently is very backward.
Asto spring wheat the acreage Of this crop
shows large decline since last year, and q
reported TO this department 10 only SO per
cent ofthat down In 1881. The condition, Ia
lower but fully equal TO that Of last wear
at same time. As 70 win.
ter wheat the condition of this
crop Is reported at On average for the whole
country Of only 76 per cent. The principal
complaints arc from Michigan, Indiana and
Illinois, where added n most unfsvorsble
weather. there is great damsge from chincb
bugs and tbe Hessisn fly. California reports
very low condition caused by cold weather
and drought.
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she probabIy Pcrishcd,

o1 Joseph, No.. June l5-On Sunday
nlsa' the family of William Stout, a pros.
ss'ous German: falmer living noar the
Hsescy ford, left hons to visit daughter,
'''V'ng Mrs. Stout. mother of William, in
sosfge of tho house. When The son
s,0, oaS family returned, about 8
Uock at night, their home wss a
SuP AMP OF smouldering ashes. Some time
!" S,hug ~ tns afternoon the house was observed
- 70 on tre, but too late 10 render any assist.
Aug. SSace' The house and all iu contents wero
svs..toyed, and 1t Is feared Mrs. Stout, who
". % very cid, persisted Ia the aames, as she
..s.uS ~ nov been heard Of up 70 noon.to-dsy. A
Su.,s iHuICa wa. to DO mado among tho debris
sthnag teis afternoon, but II Il not learned
M Thler i", ner remains were discovered or not.
\ / is ~" I"'s on house and goods Is estimated a.
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LONDON, June l5.-rho Times this morn,
iog says the running In the race for the
rf'nce OF Wales stakes yesterday, showed
that lroquois is a much better horse than
many were willing 10 admit.
Inc standard this, morning says the
squadron on the Irish coast will be strength
ened BY tho addition Of the steel paddle
wheel steamer Soahorse, which has been
oraeIed ora 's TO take aboard large supply of
a tsr's dispatch 10 the Standard SAYS the
experience of growing wheat is Admirable
abn promises superior crop.
For Tho first time since American wheat
began to enter the French markets there Il
q prospect that Franco will pro uce more
nan enough tosstisfy her consumption.
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A Nobicmau su,c,ses

Chicago, june l5.-About 8 o'clock Last
evening young man named Hughoran
Maldepu', and who appears to belong to
noble family in Germany, Jumped from tie
top OF the water works tower and wa, ir-
stant'y killed. 1t la, since been ascer.ained
'ha' tho suicide was son Of tho present
Chamberlain OF emperor William of Cor
many, and that bis Samily name is Miapet
Won w Neuville, Of Frankfort-on.the-M Main.
rms Is one of the Oldest of the Gernan
families and one that has held q number Of
leading positions in the empire.
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Special to the Herald.
Houston, June l5.-Csptain B. Mcneil,
colored, of the Grant Rifles, who
mas been assigned to duty as qusrtermas.
ter of the colored regiment of
state troops is here, making arrar gemen.s
for the grand encsmpment and military diss
play and sham battle which occurs next
Monday.
Last night sbout2 o'clock great excite.
ment was created by negro woman rushing
down the street crying murder at the stop of
her voice. A crowd collected and finally
learned from her that woman had been
murdered at her house on Louisiana street.
On rushing there it was found that
the negroes were all drunk and
the murdered woman, who was sitting a.
the front door and laughing. The whole
gang we're placed in the calabooae.
Yesterday morning, while Mrs. Grotshs,
who lives about I've miles north of the CITY,
was o. gagged In household duties her hus,
bald being absent, two negroes entered with
drawn six-shOoters and demanded all the
money about tho place. Mrs. G. fled, and
the negroes, after robbing the house of $50,
left for parts unknown. Mrs g, Saws she
would know the negroes If she saw them.
Mr.. Stone Western, one of the oldest and
weslthiest German citizens, died last night
and was buried to-day. His funeral was
largely attended.
Judge j. W. johnson and daughter left
70. Tor the north this morning via the Central.
Thew will spend the sunmer north
The weather 10 very hot aud very dry.
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captain Millett's herd, about ten miles frem
mere, commenced shooting at each other
ABOUT some slight misunderstanding and
soey hred about ten shots al each other:
@ oo'n OF them we're badly wounded, and they
are now In the hospital at this post.
Another shooting match came off vas,e-.
dsy between William Cresswell, on Com,
mission creek, and B. White, foreman of j
WORD. all cattle men, growing on, of dis
pu!e about the range. White was brought
~ ~ .ne town OF Mobeetie to-day dead, and
evening. ' WY '"''
, In Oldham county, near Tuscosa, Tom
Treen' who works for H. w. Crosswell, and
.. Chappell, who works for Tom Biebee,
cattle men, commenced fist fight and
wound up with six-shooters, resulting in
Gr'en being shot three times, but no will
recover.
>, jim Moore. the man who was shot by
Aacker few days sgo, died to day.
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Qaebec sufferers. !

Quebec, juno l5.-The following is the
official statement Of the number Of houses
destroyed and families rendered homeless
and destitute by the fire on the night of tho
9Th inst: 642 houses and l2ll families.
consis ing OF 6 OPS indivdusla. Two-,hirds
of The above have lost all, and have no
insurance on their property given al las,
nights meeting of the relief committee.
The resolutions passod al tho meeting
of Protestant gentlemen on Monday, was
unanimously adopted. The resolution pro.
vides that per cent of all subscriptions
received by the committee shall be paid 10
the Protestant committee to tho Protestant
victims of the fire.
Quito sensation 1, caused In St. John
street whenever an alarm of fro is given, II
looked like panic yesterday to see tho peo.
ple rushing in groups into the streets on
sounding the alarms.
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Austin

Au9Skns
Special to the Herald.
Austin, June l6.-The teachers associs ton
Of Texas will hold their annual meeting at
Corsicana, beginning on the twenty-eigh.h
inst at 10 o'clock. All the teachers in the
state are invited to attend. Arrangements
have been made with the Houston & Texas
CentraI.the International s. Great Northern.
the Texas g. Pacific and he Texas g. 81.
Louis railroads for one and one.fl fifth fare for
the round trip.
In the United States court to day the Judge
took under consid ration motion TO oussh
the indictments in the ashington county
election cases, and reserved his opinion until
tomorrow.
The case of the Westers Union telegram
company We the state, against payipg-occu-
patton tax was affirmed and reformed
by the supreme court few
days ago. and will be taken
up to the supreme court of tho United
States. In tho meantime the attorney
general of Texas will bring suit for the tax
IN question. OF which years will fall
due on the S0.h inst.
The supreme court reformed the case as TO
the interest and rendered judgment in two
thousand ono hundred and ninety dollars and
eighty cents.
A large n,ck Of sheep passed through
here to-day en- route to tho northwest.
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Ascot Races.

London, June l5.-This was the second
day of the Ascot meeting. Tho Asco,
Derby for three year.old colts and allies,
mile and q bali, was won BY Count F.
Delgrangc's Musketine; p. Lorrilsrd's
Passaics second, and Lord Talmanets's
Lennox Lore third. Six ran.
Tho race for Coor allan stakes for two
year.old llliss, about one mile, was won BY
d. Saville's Murcketle, NJ. F. Grstton's
leola Marble second, and Lord Brad fords
Out Of Adversely third, Seven ran, includ-
Ing Mr.. Lorrillard's Seneca.
The race for all ages except two -vear.olda,
one milo, was won BY Sir John Ashley's
Peter, Lord Bradiord's Sword Lance second,
and Duke Of Besufords Pe,ronell third.
Twenty ran, including Mr.. Lorrillard's
Mistake and Mr.. Keene's Bookmsker.
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George Evana n Colorad hoothlsnk 81
seventeen. Al MsvsviIla Kans""sw Avn, -, 80
ace his duicines shout hi. n~n ~. Ssus S. W
night. A quarrel ensrinc no, u,.s, s, SSSusy shs.y
he drew 4 pistol and .hot ha. ~ ,s., ~,
face. seriously but not dsnccron.lv ~ .n - sle
inc her. He then ran down 10 tho ,;v.. ""uuu .sS
shootinr bimsaIs IN ,ho Ian Isf, "a ~ soJ ,vsf, ana
gion of the heart, falling into tho river. but
scrambled out. He was shot mor,slly in the
left lung,
The state board of health Of Illinois ,e, .
circular on Monday to ali iesl,h suiboriiies
in the northwest sI,pSes,inu % md ,suuss,,. vs,..
that an inter -Aato haslth conference be held
at Chicsgo on the ,29.h inst. The object Il
to form q plan for concert Of action with the
national board of health, and to consort
measures to prevent ,ha spread Of email
pox tho prevalence OF which 10 noteworthy
Nokoms, III. bss musical prodigy In the
person Of a little child. Hose Mansfield
Eversole who plays msrvelously on the
piano and violin. She gave grand concert
10 'nN place Monday night Tor the benefit Of
.re Me!nodlst church. and her peri finances
nave set me town IN an uproar Of excitement
ana oeignt'
John Downing and John Basler had 4
1gnt ~ growna6orc, y little town near La
SfSnge' hentucky Monday, In which the
io,mer out me latter fatally. They were
nnmn;pss T,nn'Gs s,oIs @ ~Isu otaet co%psnions. and
p.'n ppowning LOOK o.ense o. triding action Of
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EufauIn. I, n,

Special TO the Herald.
. Eufaula, !. T., Juue 15.-Tbo north bound
passenger. train this morning picked up o
young whito man named N. A. Todd two
miles north Of South Canadian, l. T. He
was shot through tho leg and the leg wai
broken. Ho was walking on the track when
ho saw s-msn sitting nosr the track with q
gun. After getting past ho heard him cock
the gun, bn. when in The act Of firing he
struck the gun down. He WAS shot With a
rifle, and the bone is badly shsttered. Am.
pu,slion is necessary, and there Ia lit,lc
probability Of his recovery.
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"A Myatery EXPLAINED.

Davenport, TO-, Juns l6-The mysterious
disappearance of Mss Lena Brockner, lass
Friday evening, after she had attended .
party in Moline, has been accounted for to.
day. Her body was found in the river ea-lv
this morning four miles above this city. No
cause has been found for the death. ana
whether II was intentional, accidental or Ina
result Of foul play is set to be learned.
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Fort Worth.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, June 16.-Satddard johnson
and Hon. j. @. Z. Blackburn, congressman
from the Ashland district Of kentucky, ere
in the city.
Mr.. Blackburn, who Is reckoned the ables,
orator in congress, will probably speak here
In few days.
Mr.. Hoxie has issued an order allowing the
clerks vacation.
The city council tonight ordered an issue
OF bonds for 100000 for water works and
ten thousand for improving the streets.
The occupation tax ordinance was adopted
1t being an exact copy of the state law.
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A Base Deceiver.

Eureka Springs, Ark, June l5.-In ,ht
month Of February last man calling him,
self l. 8. Winson, arrived at the springs from
some point in Iowa. He is slick tslker
and got to be treasurer Of the Dairy Spring.
Loan company, and finally, four weeks since
married ayoupg lady from Illinois. He ha.
basely deserted her, stealing her gola watch
and chain and rebbing the company of $500
IT is now known that he has wife and
children In Iowa,
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Special to tho Herald.

Special to tho Herald.
Marshall, June 15.-Our town is agog to.
day concerning the latest news about a
southern railroad from this place to Sabine
Pass anu Galveston. 1. has been already
published that stock company for that
purpose has b on organized with New York
capitalis,5 at tho head. Brad Barnes and
Others are in the city, working in tho interest
of the rosd, and much feeling on the sub,
ject 10 manifested by our citizens, in tact,
1t Is the topic Of tho streets and business
circles. 1t ia hoped and believed tho work
will be in process of execution in o brief
time,
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Galveston,

0OiSestOn.
Special to the Herald.
Galveston, june 15.-A private
letter from Washington, Of recen,
date, says Ex-Governor L. ]. Davis had
been rendered tho appointmen, of solicitor
general, for which office WIN. 4. Chandler
was nominated but not confirmed.
The British s!oop D,ero, which arrived in
tho outer roads tc-dsy, has u cargo of six
thousand eight hundred and seventy. four
IRON rails consigned TO Rider.
GIOVANNI Martinalavich, a sailor, arrested
the night before last by a United States
commissioner for desertion from tho schooner
b. B. Church, and who after living in isil
over night WAS put on deck of the vessel.
jumped overheard and swan ashore after
the vessel had gotten under headway.
The committee soliciting subscriptions to
secure the adoption of Galveston IA one of
the terminus of the Texas AMI Mexican
rilroad. arc reported as progressing
satisfactorily in their work.
The libel suit brought by ex. County Judge
Wlllsms against Wheeler s. Rhodes and
A. H. Bolo & Co.. to recover damages to the
amount of $40 900 for alleged libellous
publication IN the News last fall, is
pending in the district court.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
a Ne" Railroad to Marshall-Tela.
graph Suits ut Austin-Joe Black.
""r" IN Fexas-German wO-
man Robbed Near Hous-
tOn-Fiye Men shot
Fourth Of July at
Colorado aity.

Caurt Decisions.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 10. The court of anne.,,
'o.oay rendered the following decisions:
Jones VS. the state; from Navarro county,
Reversed and remsnded.
Affirmed. A'' ''un'y'
Organ VS. the state; from Brown county,
Reversed and remandej.
, o'Brien VS. the state; from Hood county.
Reversed and remsnded.
johnson VS. the state; from johnson county
Affirmed. ''' No""'y
OConnell VS. the state; from Navarro
county, Reversed and remanded.
Davis vs. the state; from Lamar countv
Affirmed. ''
Aft med. "n''
Affirmed. ''""'y
chambers VS. the state; from Hood county
Affirmed. >'"A'9
dR!oye vs. the state; from Walker county
Affirmed.
, hili VS. the state; from Kendall county.
Molion for rehesring overrued.
Mitchell vs. Coro,hers; from Milan county
Affirmed on certificate.
a. Newman VS. Barkley; from Graysop. AZ
hrmed on certificate.
Whlte VS. Branch; from Falls county. Mo,
'ion 10 relnstate on the docket. overruled.
- oecaro VS. Menzer; from Dallas county.
reversed and remanded on confession of
error.
commissioners awards we're adopted as
Iollows; Fort vs. Cameron and Moore; from
Lamar county. Affirmed.
Young vs. Clsndon;from Bexar county.
Reversed and remsnded.
, Fitzpatrick VS. Small;from Lamar county.
Reversed and remsndsd,
~ Erwin VS. Austin city; from Travis county.
Reversed and remanded.
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Waxallachle.

Special to the Herald.
Waxahachie, June ia large audience
began to gather At the college chapel this
morning. at 10 o'clock and by IL o'clock the
chapel Pas dcDselY packed, at which hour
the Homo Wellborn began tho delivery of
an orstion that will never be forgotten t; i,
audience.
For one ar' h'lf hour he held SPELL
bound bis b, ....s,-t.., Al. Dassiopa,e. elo.
quent and logical ideas, and as an evidence OF
appreciation round after round of hearty
applsuse was sent up by the audience.
The exercises will closo with grand
muacal concert tonight.
Farmers are wanting rain.
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Rome, June 16.-Iu the chamber Of dspu-
ues In opposition to the proposal of the gov
rnmeat that the franchise be guaranteed 10
oil who pay taxes to the amount of 20 lire.
and can read and write, motion was made
to substitute 10 for 20 lise. Toe government
declared point vital one on which
they wero determined to stand or fall. The
amendment was rejected BY vote Of 2I2 70
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Young Ens,uests

Troy, N. T., June l6.-At the commences
ment OF The Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti.
tute to-day, tho degree Of civil and mining
engineer was conferred upon members Of the
graduating class, numbering twenty, all Of
whom have already been rendered and have
accepted lucrative positions in various parts
OF the country. The demand for engineers
was greater this year than the institute could
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Engiaocr's Conycmtiou.

Montreal, Juno l5.--The thirteenth annu
convention of the American society of civil
engineers moi hcso to dsy and tho may, (,
extended hearty welcome 10 The meui bc,.
oftbe convoution. Principal Lswsos t'in
delivered an address, aud shortly after IT,
convention proceeded 10 the order OF
business.
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The Fanuus rorger.

Joplin, Mo-, June 15-This morning the
June term Of the Circuit Court was con .
vened BY Judge McGregor. The attorneys
TOR Gen. b. A. Morton filed an application
for change. of venue, which was not grant.
ed BY the Judge. Documents werc then
produced from physicians and the mayor of
New Haven, setting forth the severe sickness
OF Gen. Morton and bis inability TO appear
for trial OF this term. The Judge has taken
the case under consideration,
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Colorado.

Colorado.
Special TO the Herald.
Colorado, June l5.-By error in my dis
patch Of the 18th, I said the round house
was nearly completed, instead Of the railroad,
which 10 nearly complete.
Sixty thousand cattle in Mitchell county,
instead Of sixty thousand cattle In the
country; also several business houses instead
Of several commission houses.
Tho fourth promises to be big affair.
Senator Brown, Of Georgia, is expected
hero 70 address tho peoplo on the issues of
the day. II is hoped that special rateS will
be secured from Dallas and intermediate
points.
It is a Toast and banquet rendered by
s.ockmen and citizens to tho outside world
10 got acquainted.
A now government road Is being opened
from Fort Ooncho TO Colorado; also road
from Colorado TO Fort Stockton, near camp
Charlotte and Gtierson's springs.
About four hundred tons Of buffalo bo mes
are being shipped from hero this week.
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we'll thought be could get across. but Just as
no got on tho track he ssw that the way was
blocked. The nephew, mother and two
daughters jumped out, and it happened that
they were the ones killed, while those who
remained in the wagon escaped with little
injury. A strange coincidence was that the
persons killed were all struck in the head and
sustained no other injuries.
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Killed at n ne,lrond Cro,,,,~

|c.,. .,Ncnuold' ILL.,, June l5,-A family named
N. sWe'' consisting Of six persons, living
n. NIUE %,les north Of Raymond, a village about
mica northeast of here, accompanied BY
n ''ppaew were returning from church
ID "vmond last Saturday night.
|Vs,o seems that several teams
|ts.I waiting 10 cross the Wabash
|los Ja's a, ths Chicago exprcss, which does
"p " Naymond, was Ia t'ght. Criss.