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Fortunate Escnpe Of tho Inmates,
Numbering over Six Hun.
Clrctt.
Loss Between 100000 and
$3.50, 900, with Not a Cent
OF Insurance.
plnnlng-MIll md Lnmbor.Yard
Burned at Chippewa Falls,
Wis.-Loss $40, 900.
Burning Of d Bridge on tho Iron Mount
min Railroad-0ther 0onae
grations.
Burning Of tho Ohio Idfottc Asylum,
Near Columbus.

Near Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. t8*-Abont 10 o'clock
this morning, telephone announcement was
sent TO the city TINT tito lttfutic Asylum was
itl tlatl'es. Tho Intelligence was con!tninl-
cntcd to the fira department. but 1t was nee
cssary to take an old Sillsby engine M well
rs reols, for the reason TINT the Institution IL
outside OF ally connection with tho city Wit
ter-works. by II o'clock tic entire main
building WIS destroyed, md the flre depntt-
inont was aeyotlng Its senergles to saYo tlle
other buildings. The tlru occurred III tho
basement on account Of some sudden atsar-
but Just how wilt probably evor remain n
mystery. The building was tic best cor-
slructed not tire-proof building be-
longng to tho: State, but the
ventkators and air llues were
jttst so lnnny avenues for tho flames. At tic
tlmc OF tho fire tho children were in tho
scloot-roorns Of tito 1nntn building. tho part
destroyed. Tho teachers were notified by II
messenger. and marched the pupils down the
statrways III good order, and conducted
them to tho hospital u building In the rear
Of tho new north wing md not connected
will, any other building. Hero the children
were provided with bread, meat, and other
provisions carried from tic kitchen. There
was enough to feed all, and all had access to
food ui,der tl,o Immediate eye OF the tcacll-
ors. Tho tllscfnItne Of the TEACHERS wns per-
taot nd ,'.,rn f.tt.,t,,, ,ot ~ wo,,a,, cn,,,
!ec' n'a i'o'o ,.ssn r ~. ~ h't,,tna ,,a
not 10 1ouhu ntlyWhefe. Ihe n4lltllng ue-
stroyed contained tlio reeept!on.l'nrlors,
Sel,ooi-rooIs, olIlGo of tho trustees @ le1 aad
SuperlMteMtlpnt, anlase'ne',t ',al'. ulcers' attt
tGachcrs, uliitiIc-ro9ns. kltcicli, felflYctatots
for meat, vegetables. anu .bntteE, sIeegiIi1E.
rooms o! officers nnu seVcrnl 9l the leaa,mG
employees, alhl atiite milnper o. nu1.f
Apartments Tor various pufpnses assnclAtea
with tho administrator aonnrt1ien1 men a
LAZY aitentiant Wns 70 aepressea . taat l9I ,t
time sllu was eiltffely nerolt o. 1easS9.ni,. 9I
by chrA sue WY soon fcstorcN. Ihe oi4
pupils nna all tiia enpleyes Were salely r.
moved froin th9 ptlii!i!ng. M',d on!y one ac1
ctde1le occurred: o't9 fireman oaalY spra'hett
his left leg. Dr: DUret, Snperlntendent,
stated that lle cuil!a NOT posstoly SEP HOW tiie
lire con!d llaV9 OfiEltlhted' ~ tt!o nAseineht'
where Y 1lrst broKo nslt. tf1efo WelG H. iuI-
naccs* stoves or iiklits, or eomh3itsllo!cs l3 o.
any k'ad. otean''.Mvat,ne 'e pIpus nass ,i':ss,
, 1881-11-19
THE BOSTON FAILURE.

TIE BANKS NEW YORK CoiiNEsl'USpETr.
Spsttas Ds,patth to 7'hs Chicago Tribune.
New York, INV. ls.-rlie Now York cor.
respondent Ut the Boston Pacitic National
Bank, wl,Icl, closed Its tloors today, Is tho
l'ark National Bank, which Inns Ind the &C.
cuNHt only for + few weeks. AN onseer OF
tile bank said totlny that It had lln.tu ITO
lunns or advances to tho Boston
bank, mid TINT small amount Df
money would b. ttno tho Pacific Nntunal OF,
settlement. 1t IL understood Tint the Park
Itnuk refused tUslny drafts amounting 10
abWnt S;a,090, bGcaIsu Il 1htl mt thu iIlces.
sary. funds tn the credit Of the DostnM lhlnk,
but It IL not known whether this refusal Ind
anything to ao with the failure Of tic Boston
Bank,
, 1881-11-19

Sentenced TO Jinprlsonnient for Life.
C,r111lcornE, o., Nov. ls.--Dayt.l lsoss
pleaded guilty to murder IN tho scc0ttt de-
gree. 1lo stood charged with tho murder NJ
.tn!!n D. l}AIlrenbtrg, near Greenfield. llt>
was sentenced to imprisonment for life, ten
years 0f which to 6o spent !n solitary coll
iilvJlGut,
, 1881-11-19

8bef1dE U[1buFtH u 1H5 C4itd10 1TtuEHts
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS, Nov. 18.-AfcRae
4; prentice's planing-,nIll and lumber-yard
caught In tho mill and spread rapidly to the
yard, destroying many thousand feet of dry
'rl,u Insurance. ts not kl.ow... Tile ttre-s.uall.-
er llas bunt, tn New York for repairs, allrl the
city IL without my 'protectluN whatever.
This Mayor. .askul Emu Claire for help, mil
tliately. At 4alf-past 10 tte lire WIS fully
under control,
, 1881-11-19
Accidental Death Of a Supposed Horse
TlliGf.


6pteldI Nli0dtth 70 1hs Ch1cdao 1F36Unt.
DrnuQuE, 1a., Nov. la.-Some three days
ago II ltorse n1ni buggy wero stolen from the
residence Of Dr. Xtcppreeht. The property
wus found mkt day toll miles from the city.
tho l,orse being tied to q tree, but no trace ut
the man who ssoip it. This evening II rosi-
dent Of tho neigltl,orlood brings ,,uwa to tile
city that the tleuu body of tho supposed thiut
has been found III II mineral hole near where
tIle flUlss was tIetl, hnving stumbled into 1t
III tlie dArk while trying tO escape.
, 1881-11-19

Special Dhnatt4 70 1Ka Chltcao 7FlbllN4.
CoLuMnt.s, $. G., Nov. 1s,-Squlre Clarke
fcoloret) will be l,angcA Mt Lexington nuxt
friday for killing a white rnan na'ncd Hook
md pinclng Ills body on the railway track to
CONCEAL llls erin,e. a. coiored lMan llalned
Johnston will daacc In m.!alr Mt Sumter OIL
tho sanLe day, nrd Richard James. II eoloretl
man, viii treud the gnii0ws for killing 4
peuceahte and highly respectable citizen OF
Marion County. Next Frltlny wi i bu n lively
tlny lii the Criminal annats of South Caro-
lfnA.
, 1881-11-19

LITTLE llocN, Ark, Nov. 1s.-A difficulty
occurred ut Il low drunken dcn lastnfgllt be-
TWEEN negro na1nca William brown and
.Juke ScI,wenk, white. proprietor ot thu
sut00t. Jl,n l,orU, II nUEra, took part III
tAyUr ot Scllwellk, and stupbo4 Brown suy-
ural times with lnrRo dirk. lsr0wn's
wounds Are fttal
, 1881-11-19

TorTsv1LLEt l'n.. Nov. 1s.-Tho entire
front OF the residence Ut Mr.. Mcrklc, coRl
operator nt Mlnersvtllo. was torn ont by MI
deilul!sh the house. No occupant was hurt
, 1881-11-19

~ lovo mr. wlfe." young ~, p, xas sayiug.''1!
inyv ny vito as t5 oihor tuaa .!Dss. xons sroao5
tl.u rppl.ua sMlle OF appFobanuo1iu IL wblsystsa.
rho company aud !iie4 HWay ays,sts aud dizzy.
f9t,tud eostaors xnd ito ynunv :I'.aio :I'.'a juls -
hat. fallett L, MAKE hlmsolf unae'e'S
ho wished 70 10,
, 1881-11-19

E1.nIS, ILL.,, Nov, ls.-'rho p,st-o1ltce at
l3art,ett was bur.larIzutl last llght. Tho
null wus .aI.sauke,t uiul letters opene.i. Tho
oxtept oY tIlp luss IL unkn0wh. Ur. Guilds
drugstore ..ltt Csuu,iil's slI0o storc wtre aisu
utrH lnrfxht1.
, 1881-11-19
lace Station, on tho Santn FL Railroad. Tho
unrticuiArH aro not sfAtu,i.


LITTLE 1lorK, Ark, Nov. la.-William r.
1.oycy. w1io s'lut al,'l killed sam Hester ut
Fnrcst City ~, tho 0tl Inst, wits ncqulttr.l To-
day, M Ills ground tint tho killing wis done
fiji snl{.lIDfDIlsc.
, 1881-11-19

AInrQuEnQu::, n, st., Noy. ls.-svednes-
luy night, ut NeruullllU, JuhM lluldell wus
fatally slot by u lian nalned Kelly. rl!e
saulv 1tght q murder wlls eoMnlltteu ut Wal
, 1881-11-19

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov. ia stage will,
seven passengers and tito United Statcs nlntl
was robbed by two masked md arlned men
tlear Lurpdo lust night
, 1881-11-19
1,rot,nblo SVlfp-1Kurder.

tctefai Dtspateh to 1hs Chtts7e ss't'tF:.
CEpAn Harms, H., Nov. ls.-Lalo tonlght
u ucEr0 barter uar!eu Jones shut his W!fa
Tho negrO IL III jul. Thu wound Is futal.
, 1881-11-19
'Illustrutlon Of the ussf.ilncss Of q TInao
Lock,
Hpseiof fhsu,tftA IN 1hx f,hlca.ao TfihunA.

LoaASslpwy, Ind, Nov. ls.-At o'clock
this morning tlyo uIusked men went to the
resIuc!1ee Vt Il. e. l.icc, Cashier Ut thu l,ank
OF Cain4en. twenty Miles llortA Ut this pIuce,
bound and guggpl h!u. ami hurried Alul u
, 1881-11-19
Au Alleged RrnudnIent Pes,~ion Clai,

Spsetdt pIspatsh to 5ns chtta7o Tribune.
0nASD lsArIns, Mlcl,., Nov, ls,--Spccta!
Agent Mnel}ri.Iu appeared buforo Co,nnals-
s1oner llins.lalI a1,d entered information
nKaIilst nllA duMnllued tlp unrest NJ tl0racn
With presant[li, u fraudulent pensl0ll clalnl.
, 1881-11-19
Narroyly I;.capcd 1set,,4 Lynet.sd.

AUBURN, II, T., Nov, lS.-Joe SlAltls, who
brutully assaulted AlIss Cnlwell, ot Wecda-
port, narrowly uscnpe,l lyl!cl.tng by tho VIII
IagerB. Illu SAarl!f a.,4 lls posse still pro.
tegk him,
, 1881-11-19

, Spttt1t D1pdtsA 10 1h* LhHa0o 3Taoun&s
ST. JusEl'Il, Ata., Nov, l6.-Last night the
stati01l-a9ent Charles I.each. Of Maitland.
oil tt,a Kansas City. ut. jus IL Council ulnils
Road. cIusesl up Ills utllca, Tucked tho big
sufe, ;llld went hotnu. EArly this n0rulng Ila
went tn the stutI0u, aIul suoll Ills attention
WIS called to tho flcE that S0'lo uue Ind bte'a
thcre while Iao slept. llo looked nbtllt, alld
toMull that one window l,asl been furced
upen, aIu1 u further examination proved tint
tho polltlur0us Iron safe a,Al been antpretl
a,ul r0hbeu Of lts contents. The burglars
}a.l learned or stumbled accidentally OIL tn tho
combination. and tho safe was oposled without
Injury. The tnllur slonrs weru brakeil In
with hammer, wl,tch wsss iutt III thu rt,o.a,
mud all pA!,ers eXanlinetl aud everything 1f
my vMIltu tMSen. 1'lle safe ut TIC t!l4p cHll'
tuiueA 0yec 500. Sums S50u 0f this be-
iullsett tu the unttrd States ExpruAs Eun,'
pnlty, ull1 thu rust WIS this pruperty Ut tho
kNtis,.s CIty lsou4. Tho stntv.s-tacllt !s lsr.
feci!y eu,itt,!uut lIlat lIe tucked tho safe. rs
well ils vi! thu inner drawers: Thu n!gllt bu.
fnrU tAe station ut 11raAyvflla Was entered
md tho Knfe brnkull uni Slua s1curcu: I,!h.
eltrulIcu IL tue 0tt!en was illnae hy
fnrcIlsg the rtar door Opeu, utter which tile
snt, WIS broken apeti With s'e!GE-t!asll!'.es; M
VI tl.s casI1 ~ thu !nttar placo Sl;O belt,!Est!
IL tl,v American Exprcss Company 11ltl ll!u
remainder 10 the kuslsas City ltund. ~ u'ts
two plueca cttall nllH yMlnabes tnKethtr ut
over 81, wv WIS received W the burglars.
, 1881-11-19
Two 11sn Who Sold IL Isad DRIFT Now
III JMt4.

Special Dispdth to 1hs Chtedoo Tribune.
APPLETON, Wis, Nov. 1B.-Yesturt1ay two
welI-drcssut and fine looking men arrived Mt
tIla Waverly 1iuuse, III this city, n,,e nRcd
nbout u, NAMED W. II. Brown, the other
giving tho l,.,1no Of l.. II. Morgan, nuparant-
ly about twenty years younger. In tha
course Of tho .iay they called on Mr.. u. T.
KUgery, one uf our most prominent citizens.
who recognized Brown Ms Il Innn llo hal
formerly known IN tic Lake Superior cop
per region twctlty ycnrs aHo rs INN Of
substance aud gund stattiInI In the business
community. Brown represented himself rs
travelling for New York commission house,
while Morgan claimed to represent certain
cotton manufacturers. Morgan had tIraft
Tor Si,lrv, drawn by u private bunk nt Match
Il; ayoa M,ff' y no 9 w. baNSscq MY sak M Isi Iafist
over t. Aforgan T!'ls drift Morgan t!esiretl
IL oas ss' rsssss sss G M a sers e to es' wiz Il n o
ii turn, Identified Ainrgnll, and the First
National LINK Ut this city advanced tho
bcgal1 to fgol suspicious that III wis not
right, especially as tho amount was SO t,I1lctl
lnrGcr thun travelling mel usually got
fur EXPENSES, eic. llu saw Tue Cnsl'ler "
the Lnnk tn Natcl,ez, by whom tiic draft pnr-
portel tn huvp Deen drawn, md, In tile
course Of MI hour Or twn, received repfy
that no such draft llatl been given by them.
what direction l'rnwn aisd Morgan liaA gone,
mud It was lenrlud thnt they Ind taken the
Lake Sh0re towards milwaukee,. 1t hnp-
prlicd TINT Mr. IL. q. II. lleed. General Maui
sEsF ss q Wra % m 5a M " iraa o'ds uers Wsr. @
ahead OF tho tratn to Arrest thslll,
which wns tlnnc at ,Iscelsbnrg. arl they
wnre taken .to ManItowoe aud lotlEed ill
ail for the nlglt Tey wcre nrarS'ia M af1 *
awalt MI examination. All Inc inn!'ey OK
cept fuw dollars WIS recovered. They pro-
test their !nllocence. and clni,,l to have takou
tile drift IN good tnlti,, Wy ,o. Eaa examination
MASrrowoc. Wis, Sov. ig.-sherilT s1nr-
plly, Ut this county, made quite n! important
Late mic last nini!t ltc reeelsed 4 dispatch rroM
tile City-Aluls!,al 0f Appleton tu arrest two
men ol the morning passenger bound east
md suuth. Wli!cl! arrives hero at nbo!tt III
| anl SAYING they Wero wanted III in Appph!s,:-
t"" Sn thu Fl First Ssto tStEs ,ak Of tas city, effx T
nluu described were fonnd upon tho trnin
Fifteen hundred and some odd dollars WIS
found Apot' me- ct them at.d x.!'t!! sanh
| UElEH hFGHatell, Nllll FaRItahFl i!f bNl !aGs
They lnsl no wenun,,s nbout tllcn.. They
giyG tho names 1f Brown nl!tl Morgan. nlltl
ti,sy bo,.E,t tho forged cEleck fl Cincinnati.
Tl.1y aru very respectable, Intelligent, we'll
dressed men, agtal Mbont53 altl 10 reSrect!se'
Is. 0ne says that he Is ii retired c4'.lnisSlti,.
| MAJ. alld tho other COLLECTOR fur New
| Yurk lry-g0a.ls hu,isu: but HDn,a pupsra
found III t(,ulr sntclIpls would inlcato TINT
| they wcre hntis doctors. a iarga number o1
blank elteck-bo0ks nn various bamks were
| Willingness to siye bnuk tt,p H,ol1y to tAt
Appleton hnnls X thny w0ull lot them g0
There IL every Inalcatt0l, tfnt they nr0 erotlRs
but evidently not old hands Ill the buslnesa.
, 1881-11-19

ONE HUNDRED MEN TO on i STRIKE ltE-
c.&uHE 4 G1ls5. HECElvEu THE SAME FAY
AZ TltEsESEt.VES.
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rENHE STATE OF TEXAS, County of Dal.
4 las: Whereas, On The 18th day of May,
lseO, the City National Bank, of Dallas, ss
sued TO Georgia Morgan certificate of de-
post for one hundred dollars, payable to her
or her order; and on the lth day OF june 1850,
issued TO said Georgia Morgan certificate OF
deposit for nifty dollars, pay able TO ner order;
said certificates being numbered respectively
No. 1851 and No. 26ll; and,
Whereas, Georgia Morgan rep escnts TO said
bank that the said certificates have been acct
dentally burned, and that they had nor been
transferred or endorsed by her, and that she
is now the only person entitled TO be paid the
said deposits;
! Now, therefore, In consideration Of the
premises aforesaid, and of the payment of the
said sulI Of one hundred and My collars by
said bank to said Georgia Morgan:
Know all men by these presents, That We,
Georgia Nor an, as lrincipal, and Mollle
Cross and II. a. Mansfield, as sureties, ac-
knowledge ourselves bound to pay TO the City
National Bank, of Dallas, the sum OF two
hundred and fifty dollars. recoverable before
any court Of Dallas county, Texas, having
jurisdiction ofthe subject matter
Conditioned, That II the said Georgia Nor
gan shall well and truly indemnify and hold
harmless the said bank against any and all
claims, demands and judgments that shall be
made or recovered against the said bank upon
or by reason of the said CO tifcates or either
of them and shall pay on aud discharge any
judgments, costs and damages that may be re-
covered against said bank by reason Of such
cert ficates or either of them, then the said
bond shall be null and voidj otherwise 1t
shall be IN full force and effect.
Witness our hands this-dav of January
| 1881. MOLLIE CROSS,
Il, a MANSFIELD.
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DISsOIUTIaN


The firm OF Goldsmith, RoSenthal a Co, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Isidor
GOLDSMITH receives the assets and assumes
the liabilities ofSaid firm.
lSIDOR GOLDSMITH,
NJ R0REN1HAL.
DALLAS, Texas, Feb |, 1881.
Thanking the public for their liberal patron
age IN the past, trust that my successors
may meet with equal favor.
NJ R0SENTHAL.
Theundersigned would announce that they
nave formed co-partnership under the Il m
name oil Goldsmith Brothers, in the dry goo Z,
boots, shoes, etc business, and will succee
goldsmith, Rosenthal n Co., at IA Kim s,tett,
where they Will be Pleased to welcome their
former patrons and the public.
lSID0R GOLDSMITH,
NJ. GOLDSMITH.
The undersigned also announces that have
essociaied myself with Mr. l.. Rubeustein, OF
New York, to carry on an exclusive wholesale
millinery business in the same building, under
the firm name and style of Rossnthal 4 Ruben
stein, to which particularly invite the atten-
ton Of the trade,
NJ ROSENTHAL
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saNHn STATE OF rEXAs.

~ VIE SIAIN VI EN- As.
Il 10 the sheriff or any constable of Dallas
county, greeting You are hereby com
manded to summon Mary Billiard and w. w
Billiard whose re- dences are unknown, and
their helts, whose uHmes and residences are
unknown, by making publication OF this citA-
tlon IN some newspaper published In tho
county of Dallas for tour successive weeks
prior to the return day thereof, 10 appear be-
lore the C, InmsSioners ut cond emnatlon an
pointed by the Honorable Il. II Burke, county
judge, OF chambers, at the court house. IN the
city of Dallas, on the I'M DAY OF February
next, then and there to answer the petition o.
the Texas Trunk railroad company, died In
the county court Of sad c1unty IN tile 18th
day OF January, a. ID. loSl, suit numbered
1896, said petition praying for the appoint
aent OF special commissioners, as provided
bv statute, and for the cOndemnation for the
purpose of constructing, establishing and
maintaining It's railroad of a sulpof land 400
feet long ard 300 feet wide, running across
the followin described lrsct of and, to.wit:
The parcel of land containing 100 acres, lying
IL miles 3. Il. from the city of Dallna, qdioinlnn
Rylis Prairie, known as part of the Mckinney
Williems surrey, ard belng that por.ion Of
sBid survey, DE- eded on tbeWh lay OF January,
lSG9, by WIN. iubberville to Mary aud W. W,
Bu lard.
Hereof fail not, bnl OF this writ maze due
return, showinl how You have executed the
sslne.
Witness my hand and The sea, Of said court,
at Office OF the city o. Dallas, this The 18th DIZZY
~ January, A, ID. 1881.
HARDWOOD, C'esR.
by " ii. THACKKR, Deputy.
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NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given 10 ali partie,
concerned tnat the Anglo-Amerlcan Land and
Claim Association, Il corporation chartered by
the laws of the state of Illinois. will apply tc
the next Legislature OF the State Of Texas foI
the enactment of the following special law:
An act authorizing the Anglo American
Land and Claim Asspciation 10 purchase, hold
and acquire, and to sell or otherwise dispose
OF real and personal property In the state OF
Texas.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by the legislature
of the State ofTeNas
That the Anglo American Land and Claim
Association, corporation chartered under
the laws of the State of Illinois for The purpose
of locating colonies on land In TIE different
states and territories Of the United States, are
hereby authorized and empowered to pur.
chase, hold and acquire and TO sell or other
wise dispose of real and personal property IN
the State of Texas.
Dated at Dallas, geXas, this lst day of Jan.
uarY, APP 1881.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Applicant
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SPECIAL LAW.

NOTICE Ia herr by given that after THIRTY
IN days publication hereof, application
will be made to the legislature of Texas fol
the passage of bill amending the city char
ter, in substance Ms follows:
To repeal sectiops2. and OF am nded
charter, they not complying with law.
To amend section la OF charter aud provide
ior tullding and repairing sidewalks and
furnishing failure by fine
To amend section 1853 of charter by chang
ing the manner of selecting board OF apprai 80.
ment and the nun Der of said board, 10 act IN
streets, etc.
To amend section 90 so as to crease the poll
tax to be used for school purposes and pro-
Vide penalty for non payment.
10 amend sections % and s. so as 10 increase
the jurisdiction of the Mayors court and In,
crease maximum Of fine and imprisonment
under charter and give city Jurisdiction Of
disorderly houses, etc.
JOHN j. Good, Mayor.
DALLAS, January 25, ISL.
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FORT wOGTH.
,rresnondence of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald.
FoRT WORTH, Feb. 3, 1881.
An officer Of the track laying train saws
that the first iron on the Transcontinental
line will be laid at this point next Monday
and that the road will be continued
north for several days, until all at this end
which is graded, is laid, when the hands will
be taken 10 Denton and track laying will be
continued south to the place of destination
The precinct convention of the far
mer's ASSOCIATION takes place tomorrow.
Their county convention is TO bo hold 1T the
court house on Saturday the 18th instant
Six hundred bales OF cotton arrived yes
terday, making The total amount received to
date over SO. 600. IF the weather becomes
GOOD Roach S rierney intend TO bring their
hands from tho south aud begin work on the
Cuff COLORADO and Santa Feroad ia this city
Elder I, w. Ca.key ia confined at homo
with t,rIuring curbuncle The fire in
the cotton ut tha depot yesterday damaged
come thirteen les 10 the amount of about
Sl00--Cotcn on tho market yesterday
brought from 8 to 10 cents per pound
The WaveNy house still has precedence as =
hoiel-V. &. Frost, president of tho
Texas & Franco Land company, and Msjor
-. O. Withers, depot and town lot agent, are
here en- route TO Baird. They think that
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Sweet Water will be the large city of the
west.-No mail, no HERALD, from Dali
las yesterday, nor any to-day so far.-This
bad weather has stopped all work on the
grsdes.-rhe railroad grading and track.
laying will be delayed in accordance with the
continuance of the rainy weather.
There is mo place 10 North Texas
where passengers can find a better drink lot
Old Monarch Whisky or a better cigar
Railway Improvement than at the genial
Chris. Rintleman's, foot of Main street, near
the depot. Gall in when you are in that
Reighborhood
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Notice to Tax-Payers,

The state and county ad valorem taxes Tor
1850 Will become delinquent ON the 81 day of
Marcn next, at which time the Office will be
closed until delinquent lists are made out We
orc required by law TO make final sc tempnr
ny July lst, and the present law requires that
All personal property be exhausted before
lands can be advertised 10 tnXes. Therelo ore
IN view Of the LARGE amour Of work 10 be
done, and the short time allotted In which to
perform the same 1t viii be impossible TO ex-
tend the time for p, yl.-nI beyond March LIST
All PERSONS who owe the state and county lax
for above year will consult their int rest by
s. ement OF the tame before oXpira, ion OF
the time, and thereby save cost.
Respectfully, w IA. PRATlIER
Tex Collector of Dallas county.
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TRINITY MILLS.
Correspondence of tho Herald.

Correspondence OF tho Herald.
TRINITY Mills, Feb. 5, 1881.
We had the heaviest fall OF rsin at this
place on Saturday which has been known
for years. The whole face of the earth was
inundated, and the river was raised quite
full.-We have had two cases of menin>
gifts. First, s. $. Hetrick, the stoutest man
known in all the country, was taken and
died. A few days afterwards his wife was
taken, but she is recovering -0ur people
are preparing for another heavy crop of
cotton.
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TO TRADE OR SELL.

One 2nd hand buggy, extra good
Four head OF horses; some very line.
Five pianos.
Two fine gold watches.
One kiln good, hard br ok.
One case fine English guns.
WIN trade any or all OF the above for country
produce at cash prices.
l have also several tracts OF good land in
this and other counties for fale low.
j, J.. kEEKEH MOin street,
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PuhIic Notice

rs hersby given that J. ". LeedOm, of the
i CITY, and county of Dallas. and state Of
Texas, did on the 10Th day of january, 1881,
assign to me all Of his gooJt and property for
the benefit OF his creditors, and thati have ao-
cepIed said assignment and entered upon The
discharge of its duties At G3l Elm street.
W q. VEAL, Assignee OFF y. LeedOm