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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-23
LOST ANDlFoUND.

r OST-Three mich cows: one red COW,
IL high horns, white on tip of tail: one
white COW, red head and neck, one horn short
er than the other; one speckled cow, short.
Information will be suitably rewarded, P.
Hogan, 10 Columbia street. 143
r OST-Between Perkins, Lyons & Co. and
IL Bridge square, pocketbook containing
sum of money. Finder please return to P.
O'Grady, No. 8 Bridge square. 1874
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DAMS on life insurance policies negoti-
~ ated. Solvent or insolvent bought. L.
P. Van Norman, 116 East Third. 126*
ITO LOAN-At Z per cent, money on i'm
L proved city property. D. s. B. Johnston,
20 Dayton avenue. 49,
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w ANTED-A girl who is competent to
w cook, wash and iron, at SO Summit
avenue. 1911.
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"ANTED-A situation in private fam
w lily as gardener or coachman. Best ofre-
ferences given. Address j. c., Globe office.
13G%
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as a frst-class
w baker. Bread and cake baking pre-
ferred. Three years. experience. References
if required. Address Baker, this Office. 1909
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IF you want to buy or sell city property,
i call on R. j. Lewis, room AZ, Davidson
Block. 139-143
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dor RENT-One store room, 22x60 feet, on
IL Bridge square. Inquire at room of
Chamber of Commerce. 64*
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EEEK'S Model Restaurant and Oyster Par
Il lors, 258 First avenue south, Minneapolis.
The best place in the city to get meal or
lunch. Parties visiting the city will find it to
their advantage to call at this resort. Robert
Feek, Manager and Proprietor. Ill.
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TO LOAN.

OH00 TO LOAN on improved city real
EVVV estate. U. L. Lamprey. 93
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~ REAT SALE OF THE ST. PAUL DRIV-
" 1NGPARK BUILDINGS, ATAUCTION-
I will sell on the premises, Saturday next,
May 2Sth, beginning at II o'clock a. M, all
the large frame buildings used on State Fair
occasions, to-wit: Mechanics hall, Hardware
hall, Dining hall, Ramsey County
Agricultural building, Floral hall,
Commercial hail. Railroad hall. Parties
who can use this class of lumber.
glazed sash, doors, etc., had better be on the
ground promptly at II o'clock next Saturday.
Terms cash. Reasonable time will be given
for the removal of buildings.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
143-48 Auctioneer.
9 BEAUTIFUL LOTS on st. Anthony Hill
Q at auction. will sell on the grounds,
cor. Laurel ave. and Dale st., on long time, on
Saturday, May 2Sth, at Q O'Clock p. M, eight
very handsome and desirable lots, situated in
one of the most pleasant and growing neigh.
borhoods on the hill, where schools and
churches are in process of erection. A small
house is upon one of the above lots Terms
made known on day of sale.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1888 Auctioneer.
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II EARN SHORTHAND and Telegrapny at
IL T. K. jones' School of Standard Phono-
graphy, Archibald's Mercantile Academy,
Minneapolis, Davidson's block, st. Paul.
137.43
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COLLAR AND SHIRT IRONER wanted
" Immediately at the c. o. D. Laundry.
125k
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GOOD CHANCE for man with $1,000
" capital. Grocery business for sale in a
good location, doing a good bHsiuess. For
particulars inquire of M. Tin, Fourth street,
Sixth Ward, st. Paul. 1915
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WANTED-By competent English
w engineer, situation as stationary
engineer,ten years experience, first class tesh-
monals. Address ]. B., Globe Office. 1870.
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EOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-House 592
IL Canada street, near Pearl street; ten
rooms, furnace, water, bathroom, etc. Apply
to 81. s. Fairchild, corner Fourth and Jackson
streets. 120*
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DOR SALE-At an astonishing bargain, a
II new sewing machine of standard make
Apply at Globe office, where machine can be
examined. Ga
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dor RENT-Residence, with gas, water
IL and furnace, ten rooms, convenient to
business Williams & Davidson. 1921
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WANTED-A girl for general homework
w in small family. Enquire at 4SH
West Third street. LAG.
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HARPENTER-W. D. Hutton, carpenter and
~ contractor, No. 80 East Seventh street,
will do all kinds of carpenter work. 1884
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NTANTED-A good cook, washer and iron
w er, corner Exchange and Sherman
streets. 13S.
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LNOR RENT-House of rooms. stable
II Lake and cistern water. Old No. II, new
No. 374 Fort st. 1914
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HNHOMAS Observation-Disclosures office,
i No. 314 East Seventh street. 1884
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"ANTED-A girl for general homework
w in small family. Enquire at No. l
Grove street. 127x
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"ANTED-A first-class cook, no washing
w or ironing. Good wages paid to com.
petent person. Apply to Mrs. w. A. gilbert
son, 238 Summit avenue 13Sx
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TOR sALE-A first-class riding or driving
II pony; also set of harness, cheap, at st.
Paul Tea store. No. 16 Rice street. 103*
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WTANTED-A good farm hand. Also, men
w to grub land by the acre. Apply to
VIM. Stees, cor. Third and Minnesota st. 1851
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MTANTED-A boy at 4os Wabashaw street.
w 143*
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HORSES &C.

EOR SALE-At Judd's stable, 20 good
Il farm or draught horses, weighing over
1900 pounds, with collars fitted. Terms cash.
Enquire for W. L. Logan. 137-42
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WANTED-Young girl, at 81 saltwater
w Street. 1870.
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WTANTED-A gentle horse for lady to
w drive or child to ride. T. C. Field,
16 Iglehart street, st. Paul. 1861
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COMPETENT cook wanted at So Chestnut
" street. 40.
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~ RANITE ROCK drilIers for Watab, $1.75
VI per day. Free fare. Moore's Employ.
ment Bureau, st. Paul and Minneapolis. 143-
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EOR SALE-Ten shares St. Paul Harvester
Il Works stock. Address, t'Stock," Globe
Office. 1871
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MIsCELLANHOUg,

A NY person indebted to me is forbidden to
n pay any agent of mine, except by writ
ten permission in my handwriting.
j. G.. MCCARTHY.
st. Paul, May 19, 1881. 14O-42
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WTANTED-A competent cook for first
w class boarding house; wages $25 per
month. Also q good dining-room girl.
Apply at once, 81 Robert street, bet. Third
and Fourth streets. 1851
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WANTED Situation by first-class meat
w and pastry hotel cook. Thoroughly
understands the business. Apply to Mrs.
Kearney's intelligence office, Robert street.
142.
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WTANTED-3 frst-class carpenters. Good
w wages every Saturday night. s. G. Mad
den, Ill Mississippi street. 137*
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WANTED.

Oh MORE RAILROAD Laborers for st.
~ Peter; SITS per day. Go Tuesday
morning att. Call at Moore's Employment
Bureau to-day for free pass. 143
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FOR SALE.

G7k Will buy combined Buckeye Reaper
R(C and Mower, (dropper,) but little
used, in good condition, with four sickles and
repairs. Cost $40. w. M. Stees, corner
Third and Minnesota sts.. st. Paul. 134*
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WTANTED-Fiftyf rst-class hands on steam
w power machines. Steady work and fair
wages. Also girls to finish. Apply in man
ufacturing department, Indexes, Warner &
Schurmeler, Cor. 9TH and Sibley SITS. 139-45
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NTANTED-A girl for general Homework
w at 43 st. Paul street. 13S.
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~ IRL WANTED-Inquire at No. 1856 Broad
VI way, corner 5th street. 1884
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WTANTED-A small house with or
w rooms, with cellar, by family of
three, without children. Address, T.. e. p,
Globe Office. 141-154
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A PRACTICAL Man, with 81 900 to So, 900,
N to buy an interest in stock and grain
farm 400 acres, 100 under cultivation, 81 miles
from st. Paul, near r. r. depots and on two
fishing lakes. Address M, this Office.
MaY1 5-4W.SIn
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w ANTED-Two or three good joiners.
w Apply j. V. Clark, 81 Oak street. 137*
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sITUATIONs OFrREED-rs,aaIss,

WTANTED-A second girl at 81 Wabashaw
w street. 141*
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MANITOBA competent girl for general
w homework, at Is Saltwater St. 1S2*
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-16
u.,,road,ns In the clouds.

BIsm srck, June 100. ID. Chsnowiln' 'n'
engineer In charge of the Northern pacinSt tno
yseoIs has run an experimental line oysr . .an
soyv, a, nithe Rocky mountains at kalir ,hu
bass. TSe line, now adopted, Wi, DC so o", sTn
tr, site work 1907 higher than Tue sa nass "a
for ihe reason that the approach TO the PasS go
in a narrow gorge which IA imppossib.e 70 ~
through the u yea being too snsrp, 80 w 4, NUN mn
he br III. ed. The steepest g'ade ON inc why ~
the little BIackfoot Is ninety feet TO the inIie
and for shOr! distance this SID o. Will ,ne cross
LIZ p'a ~ and the french Won All y toll foauH,
tugsing The east side of fine mo inta,ns ~ IN a.
cireIing around 80 IA TO come down w "r nv,
y ee', To Ten Mile creek This IS the ilne nov nov,
being run as an experiment, II not ipo orl
practicable with proper grade, o an Hrs ekt over
a low mass 10 the Little slack'oot, anu seIela'
lines VIII be run over other pnssess or ,he . road
cnity until one Is found suitable lor h .u Ioo
The singular fact that trestle or p,iI u auU
feet higher than the summit OF me hJWaS
mountains to get over, Is not iouhu tnJ iii al
in The whole world, and, II baiit' TWIN III
WAYS he "A wonder.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-16

San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June 8.-The FL Paso stage
wac robbed last night, about five miles this
side of Fredericksburg by one masked man.
The passengers consisted Miss Jennie Mitch
ell, JohRMcNeil,of California; Carl Armansht
ThurmoHd. of Kickspoo Springs, and Brown,
the driver. The Californian was observed by
the robber only holding up his loft hand,
and when asked why he did not hold up his
right hand, the Californian replied, "come
closer and find out" having his right
hand on his pistol. The robber
then fred o. him.. Grabbing the
mail bag he made for the bush.
Mcneil, the Californian, had with him about
five hundred dollars 10 money and eighteen
thousand dollars in checks from San Fran
cisco banks, and was determined not 10 give
il up without fight. He says be could have
killed the robber, but WAS afraid Others we're
in the brush. The lady was almost fright
ened to death. The only booty the robber
got wss the through mail pouch containing
Unregistered packages. Il lie not known
what amount the mail contained
George Reyes was tried in the district
court to-day for horse-stealing.. and given
FIVE years at Huntsville.
Tho city Is very dull and warm. The
thermometer registers 90 In the coolest
places.
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Mckinney.

Special 10 the Heral o..
Mckinney, June i0.-Weather suli warm
with some prospects, of rain. Farmers are get
ting along finely with their harvest, asa gem
eral tbIng,the acreage Of wheat Is small, still
the grain Is OF the best quality. Cotton and
corn are both doing fine and farmers as gen
eral thing are In good spirits since the wet
weathe or stop ped and the weeds began to dis
appear befOi the low and hoe
The mas Opsare making preparations Tor the
ceiebra Ion on the Path. Grand Master Nc
Leary, Past Grand Master M"tt, OF Galveston.
and many other distinguished masons have
accented lnvtitioDs to be present on this
occasion. A committee of ladies have bsen
appointed tn 'eceivc tho lady visitors and
other lady committees f decorations, etc; one
committee meets at Dr Footo's Tonight and
one at Mr. l. Moberly's Tomorrow night. The
various committees of gentlemen are very
busy at theirrespeclive duties and ALL VIII be
in read mess TO make the occasion very enjoy
able. All the lodges of Dallas and Dallas
county, a well as many other counties, have
been Invited Mckinney will do the thing
up right once In while.
They are acharitable people, with plenty TO
eat and would be glad to extend the right
hand OF fellcwthip to all who Will honor
them with tleir pres ence.
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.Bouhan.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Bonham, June I0-Yesterday morning be-
tween midnight and daylight an attempt was
made to assasslnate old orhm Phillips. col
ored blacksmith Of this city. The shot was
fred througha crack in the house by an I'M
know party, three buckshot ,scraping the head,
but producing no fatal result. Frank Perry, q
mulatto has been arrested on suspicion OF
being the guilty party.
Bonham IL rapidly Improving.
a. j. Crooks, formerly OF the Sherman
Courier, and who purchased The Fennin
County Advocate, has returned from 81. Louis
and has an issue OF his paper out this week.
test case for violating The local option
law, by james Brothers, at Honey Grove,
was cont ested TO the bitter end In the county
court this week. The case WIS prosecuted 10y
r., u; LUX, the county sttcinsy,
and defended by Judge Hare, OF
Sherman, aud Taylor a Tayl0r. Of this place,
ard @. w Wells, Of Honey Grove. Judge
Coz held that the unexpifed license under
which the liquor was sold was no protection
in selling after local option was voted. De-
fendant was sentenced TO ten days In the
county fail An appeal has been taken 10 the
court Of appeals.
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A usttn.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO inc heraiu
Austin, June 10 The governor will issue
procla tomorrow announcing that he
has issued commissions as eXtradition agents
to the county aud district judges of every
county and judicial district bordering
upon the frontier adjacent to Mexico.
The proclamation makes it obligatory on he
officers to act. Heretofore the district judges
and some of the county judges have sufren-
dered their commissions on the ground Of in.
convenience Commissions have been ISSUED
to the following district judges: / a Falva, III
Paso; NJ Paschsl, Castroville; > Russelli
Corpus Christi, County Judge: Jose Baca, El
Paso; A NJ Hoghrigg, Carrlzo Strings Dim
mitt county; James NJ HAYNES. townsville;
p NJ khod,s, Hidalgo; M Young, Fort
stockton; j + Robinson, Bracket; John 3
Sproull, Eagle Passi James i Iyingson. Kl9
I-rande City; j NJ Rodriguez, Loredo, and
John e Crismen, Carr 20. -, ,,.s
The grand stats lodge OF colored Masons
installed the following officers to-day: W r. W
R W and G Master, A R Norris;
Austin: r VIC W, OIL Lewis, Galveston; r
w q W. j W Alexander, Austin; w
secretary, John Debrule, Brenham; W
treasurer, s J Coll, Houston; WGF, Oh
Keelap, Houston; W q chaplain. McHenson,
Austin; r W G Tyler, IL Lee, Galveston.
A general distribution of the acts of the sew.
enteenth leg stature to county officers entitled
10 them, commenced In the state departments
to-day.
Cowser and vie; from Robertson. Reversed
and remanded.
McKinson VS. Hudson; from Brazos. Re-
yersed and Iemandei. Opinions of commits
sinners of appeals adopted.
Holbertv vs. Flint d Chamberlain; from Ma
varro. Affirmed
III q T. q. railway company VS. Seal and
vile; from Robertson. Affirmed
Royal VS. Griffin; Johnson. Affirmed with
damages.
Carey ct al VS. Alexander; Ellis. Affirmed.
Rutherford VS. Ranchj from Denton. Re-
yersed and remanded.
SAWYER vs. Milan county; from Milan. Af-
firmed.
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The 81. Louis r. Il. Gazsfts says; Texas is
making astonishing progress IN all that makes
n STATE great Ia area is 30 vast, End ITS re
sources 20 varied, thai tits capable Of beoom-
ing an empire ~ Itsel' No other state is
oisulsyinr such actlvlty IN railroad matters.
an more miles Of new road viii BE- built there
shis Vear thsn IN any on Eve states. II n
e-fIrnsfed that the Gould combustion has
irruehf ever three million dollars Into T Tas
since fhs frEt Of April, lsf4 and Il now has
rearIv 30 miles under consrucfi01-
n. Kassas asd TsEss extens'On. q The
Missouri Pncifc Il pushirg On q Lsrs1o,
through the henrt Of the ate, nu1 ne IeIas
a Pee 1e IL rapidly nrrr1ac1irE - fafo- me
fluIr fiolorndo a ssrta Fe iaertenninr IL lines
10 ne uorrh. TIE Teras -. Louis u destined
frr rhe RIO Graude, ard nuueryns oiher
rrnsiIer rosds nre IN progress -. L0uis VII
sorn have ttres trnnt Inns ett nolre
through % MS va erful stalt-
~. Trrn Mourtain. MIsrcur Pa
ne. sra st Louis a san Trnrcisoo. n
Win ~ - . rreaanrabis - expect that ttls
city vi hen have the tulk 81 IL I-ras
Hssr ~. T.rss a Fssia, hes Joirsd fhs
f1rrffrrr Pnfifc 81 p faso, faciiltlfs vi -
rrrI-IIef = 1rrrslrrr ~ lsc1rnt nc1unlrtec wltt
-i.s stsfs - fhelr wny ~ t1s eoast. mrltl-
fufss IN avnl tbernssl 80 ~ Ne orrorturity
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Little Rock, Ark. June 10 The county asses
sor and two other citizens of Perry couny
ro,ched this city at noon to-day, Claiming 'hat
til had been compelled to flee for their lives'
They were capt,r yesterday aId tomg ~ ~
hang tn m to-day, They managed sast
night to eludo the vigilance OF ah da
guards and reached this city to-day IN t i He :
Siorable coalition. Their feet We're b,eeniD
and torn, they having walked me entire or, y
lance barefooted. Great Indignation eXn e,e
nitv (Iovernor Churchill will adopt sum-
mary measures 20 put down The outlaws.
Msjor General Robert Newton comm ia ab ~
the state militaIy, has been ordered by Coy,
ernor Churchill OF Perry county, 10 report Oh
the situation there. Reports TINS morn
ing state tibet great eXcite,hsn'
nrevaiIs. The des T eradoes have armed them.
selves and declared their detsrmlna,tlon ~ "
prevent the return of Harris and Mattnews s, "
the county. The action of the governor VIII
depend upou the report of General Newton
Serious trouble Is apprehei ded.
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Marshall.
SpeciaI TO the Heral d,

Special to The Herald.
Marshall June TO- -One year ago to-day, r.
L. Jennings, editor Of the Messenger, shot and
killed W. y. Coleman, in a street fight in this
city, the cause of the difficulty being a
denunciatDry article in the MESSENGER
concerning Coleman. Deceased attacked
jennings on the street denounced the erticle
as an inf nous, id lie, AID began to draw his
pistol. Firing Immediately began anu seven
shots were exchanged. Goldman fell to the
ground and expired in a few minutes. The
case OF the state ag 'ins, Jennings came ON for
trial in the district court yesterday and was
concluded to day. Tie jury was
out about one hour and returned at o'clock
with YER let of ''not gui ty." Jeanin was
defended by James Turner, Major Steadmsn
and Alexander and William Pope. The de-
PENDANT was heartily congratulated on his ac-
quttal.
The case of the state against William Taylor
for Il e murder of lillian Afford In March
pan alled and the state witnesses heard. 1t
will be submitted tomorrow.
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A ustin


Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 9.-At the October term of
the United States district court at San An-
tonic, there will DO star route investigation
in the case of the Brownsville and Corpus
Christi mail route. The original contrac
was for $4,000, which was increased to
1927 600. 1t is said that Senator MaXey is
implicated in the recommendation of said
increase.
Colonel Pearca and Major An
drews are here, it is rumored with the object
of attacking Judge Newcomb on the evidence
taken before the fourteenth legislature upon
which Newcomb was removed from Office.
Msjor Andrews says the grading on the
extension of the Sunset route will be oppo-
site Fort Clark next week, and that he
expects the combination of the Sunset and
Huntington line, $50 miles northwest of San
Antonio.
In the district court of Travis county to-
day, P. w. Wynne plead guilty to land for
gerry and was sentenced TO two years in the
penitentary.
The board of education has determined to
establish summer or short terms of the nor
NAL schools at Tyler, Waxa-
hachie, Gainesville, Laredo, San
Marcos, Moscow and Prairie View.
They will be organized July LIST, and will
continue until the third Sunday in August.
The expenses of the institution except for
board will be betrayed by the Peabody fund.
Each establishment will be under the control
of experts trained in normal work. Certf-
Gates will be granted by the governor at the
next legislature, and recommend the passage
of On act validating them. Colonel Hollings-
worth will 60 north In few days to pro-
cure teachers.
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Houston,


Special to the Herald.
Houston, June 10.-A child of Adam Clay,
q merchant of this city, while playing on n
bed on q second floor, rolled out of the window
and fell to tie ground. 1t cannot survive the
injury.
At harlss Kreger's mill, near Westneld,
Harris county In a difficulty between william
Hard, whits,and Antony Wood, colored, the
former assaulted the latter with stick which
the latter took away. He then used knife,
which was also taken, but finally GOT double
barrel shot gun and emptied both barrels into
the bod of ,sr, Wood Death pea n naI
soon. Huld had not been captured, but
Deputy Sheriff Fout is in pursuit.
Lindenbulg's concerts are growing in popular
ity. Instead of one he will give two next
week.
The sale of property by the sheriff for
delinquent taxes has just been concluded.
Nearly all vas purchased by the state.
Watermelons have been In the market for
two days, but sell beyond all re-son.
The negloes are making extensive prepare
lions to Celebrate Emancipation day.
There will be several visiting military COM
panies here to compete for the pnrse.
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Fort worth.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald
Fort worth. June lo.-In the suit Of }. 81.
Brown We. the Western Union telegraph COM
psny, for $40. 900 for non delivery Of a message,
Brown re ceived a verdict for g.. 900.
John Cariin, brakeman on the Texas &
Pacific railroad, fell from the esboOse near
Parkefis water tank this evening and recelv-
ed severe injuries. His leg VIII have 10 be
Hmputated.
water works 10 cost about sky foueand doll
iars. Bonds viii be Issued TO the amount Of
SIS. 900. probably.
The Insurance. adjusters settled the claims
This evening arising from Tuesdays Ere, but
refused 70 entertain the claim Of the fire de-
partm ont for salvage.