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Aug. "a, 1881.
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"
of Mount Vernon, was the builder oil
the house, and during its progress be
contracted an improper intimacy with
Mrs. Lauten. About six weeks ago she
absented herself from home for three
days, and on being shown the anouy.
nous notes sent to Mr.. Lauten when
she had been, but made Q confession oi
her love for Mr.. Jansen, and that she
would be more happy with him. 1t was
subsequently ascertsined that she and
Mr.. Jansen bad been sojourning at the
boarding house or hotel kept by Mrs.
Myers, at Farmingdsle, Loog Island, ss
husband and wife. One day recently
Jansen called at the residence of Mr..
Lauteu. apparently ignorant that bis
intimacy with Mrs. Lauten had become
known, when some plain talk was in
dulged in not very complimentary to
Mrs. Lauten, whereupon the latter went
to her room and returned with pen, ink
and paper, aud said to her husband /;
snow, want to see whether you will
seIl me to Jansen for ST." On the i'm
pulse Of the moment Mr.. Lauten exc
cute6 tho document, and on Friday last
Mrs. Lauteh removed from her resi-
depce load of furniture, together With
suudry works Of art, some jewelry, etc. i,
which her husband had previously given
her At the same time Mr. Jansen re
moved load of furniture from bis home
in West Mount Vernon, and the two
loads we're driven together to the cor
ner of Lexington avenue and One hun
dred- and-second street, Harlem, where
Jansen and bis dollar companion have
taken up their abode. Mr.. Lauten and
Mrs. Jansen have begun suits for di
vorce from their unfaithful partners.
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NOTICE.

Oakland Mills, Aug. 8, 1881.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Aug. %, 1881.
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Dec 10, is77-,r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03

Washington, May IA decision was
rendered in the supreme court of the
United States today in the case of VIM.
Neal against the state Of Delaware in
error, from the court OF Oyer and Terminer,
for Newcastle county. Neal, who is a negro,
was indicted. tried and sentenced 10 death by
the state court for the crime of rape. His
appeal to this court ia based on the fact that
that court refused to grant a motion msde
by him that the indictment and panel Of
jurors be quashed for the reason that colored
men were excluded from the grand and petit
iuries by which he was indicted and tried.
This court holds that the exclusion OF
colored persons from juries. which is
complained Of In this case, did not az a
matter FLAW result from the constitution and
laws of tho state. The case therefore could
not have been properly removed to the
federal courts, since, however, there was
improper exclusion of colored men on
account ct race from juries BY
which Neal Was indicted and tried.
Tie state court in refusing
togrant the motion Of the accused to quash
the indictment and rarep of the Jurors and
judgment is sben ,ieisyetsl n costs, and
The case remanded with directions to set aside
the judgment and verdict as we'll a. the order
denying the motion to quash the indictment
and panel Of the jurors, and for such
proceedings upon further hearing Of those
motions as may be consistent with the princi
pies of the opinion of this court. Judge Hsr,
Ian delivered tho opinion, Chief Justice
Waiteand Justice Field dissenting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
The River ut 1t. Louis

st. Louis, May Avery serious apprehen,
sions are beginning to be felt for he.safety of
the property along the river front. The
water is now nearly foot and half above
the danger line, and is still rising at the low
lands south of Chotesu avenue and east
of the high embankment of the Iron
mountain railroad. The Meser iron works, on
the eastern side of the river, opposite Carondo.
lot are surrounded BY water and have
suspended operations, though there is not
any immediate danger south of this, however
in thst portion of the city occupied by the
union stock yards and great lumber interests,
there is much trouble. In East st. Louis
there is great danger of general overflow.
Cahokie creek, which runs through the town
is overnowed from back water, and great
extent of country in the neighborhood
of Brooklyn aud Venice, two small
towns northeast of st. Louis,
are submerged, causing many families to
abandon their houses. The water is also
encrosching on the National stock yards, but
has not reached them yet. The business of
the yards has been in,erferred with. Much
OF the bottom further inland, towards the
bluff, is said to be inundated, and growing
crops destroyed. All the roads are strength
ening their tracks and protecting their prop
erly. But few inches more OF rise and the
water will cause great damage and much in.
reference to business, and probably a sas.
pension Of traffic on some of the roads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
Tho Yorktown Meeting I'm New YORK

New York, May IA mass meeting was
held Saturday night in Madison Square for
the purpose ef fsrthering the celebration of
the one hundredth anniversary Of the sur
render OF Lord Cornwsllis. TO bo held in
Yorktown, Virginia, October 18th next.
The square was illuminated with electric
lights and magnificent display Of fire works
was made. About fifteen thousand persons
attended the meeting, which was an enthu.
siastic one. Frederick X. Condert was
chairman, and bo, with Governor Holiday
and Hon. John Goode, of Virginia, Professor
Charter, John Austin Stephens, Judge
Woodbridge, Of Virginia, and Judge Joseph
Christian, Of Virginia, delivered the speeches
Of the evening. The Guarde do Lafayette,
sixty strong, surrounded the platform, guard.
ing during the meeting. At Its close an ad.
journed meeting Of the association was held,
Hon. John j. Goode presiding. Ex.
Governor Beedle, of New Jersey, reported that
the committee had decided 10 commence the
festivities on October 18Th, and to continue
them on the 10Th and perhaps longer. The
committee did not decide as TO what the ma
ture Of tho opening ceremonies would be-.
Tho report was adopted and the meeting sd-
journed sine die.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
The Unhappy Cxar.

London, May "A letter from ssir,
Petersburg gives a gloomy account of the
new czsr's life at the Castle of Ga,schip,.
thirty miles from the cspitol. Before tbe
court removed thi.her several hundred
artisans OF the Preobrsjinsky regiment were
sent to make the necessary alterations Az
midnight they assembled in church AT
Gatschina and were sworn secretly to silence.
death or Siberia being the penalty of the
infIaction Of their oath. Ten rubles were
the price Of each mans silence. The slters.
tions were made in forty.eisht houra
Vodki soon loosened the tongues of the
workmen. and the following 10 a description
OF the precautions againat assassination made
In the palace Of the czar: A subterrsnasn
passage LEAFS from the czar's room 10 inc
stables, where number of horses ara tsrS ant
saddled and bridled day and NIGHT SentinaIs
are posted at intervals Of twenty yards Ali
around the building. 81"
The imperial bedroom has two vindows
protected at night by massive iron shuttars
which can only be reached from the oulsids
by passing through three spacious SS snts'
chambers, in which are posted eighty Goa.
sacks, armed TO the teeth. Thew are allowaa
to speak and to move about in the two outsr
rooms, but ll tho hall adjoining the czsr's
bedroom perfect silence is maintained ali
night. The general on duty for the day sits
IN an easy chair, bis cossacks sitting on the
divan which runs around the whole room.
Atthe gereraPs right hand Is the knob of
an electric apparatus which rings a bell in
every guard house within the palace grounds,
When the emperor Is about TO retire 10 rest.
before shutting tho door, he removes the
outer handle. 60 that no entrance can be
effected until he himself personally opens
the deor from the inside. Unlike his father
he cannot endure the presence Of an armed
soldier in his bed chamber.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
Picked I'm nj Sen.

Boston, May 2.-The bark Mary A. Nelson
arrived yesterday from Cienfuegos, in latitude
$3.50, longitude 1920. She picked up q
small boat containing the master and steward
OF the schooner L. b. Wing, of
Mobile, from Mstanzas, for New York.
The master of the schooner reported that
on the 10Th his vessel shipped heavy sea,
which washed the remainder of tho crew
overheard; on the llth the gale continuing
the vessel rolling on her beam ends and
taking water, and II being impossible to keep
her free tho survivors took 10 the boat, both
being very much exhausted when rescued,
having been l0S hours in the boat.
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WcAtIncrfOrtl.

Special to the Herald.
Weatherford, May "A light rain fell
this morning.
District court Is still in session. Tho pas,
week was consumed in .ho trial Of non.iury
civil cases. The criminal docket will bo tak .
en- up next Thursday.
Tho serious trouble which has existed for
some time iiftht Baptist church at this place
has been finally settled. The committee 70
whom the matter was referred last Tuesday
morning, finished their labors and delivered
their report to the church On Saturday
night. and tho same was unanimously adopt
cd. Deacon Haney, who had been hitherto
deposed, was reinstated. The resolution
offered to exclude the Gue Of ten members,
Sr expressing their disapproval Of tho pas
tors course and the manner said resolution
was attempted to be put through, was decided
TO DO unscriptural and unbAplistical.
DR.. Kimbrough ,ofUollin county, preached
q flle sermon at tho Baptist church yos.
terdsy.
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Special to the Herald.
Austin, May 2 The following cases were
reported and decided by the commissioner.
ofsppeals today:
kampner va Bennett; from Bexsr. Re-
versed and remanded.
Nichols essl. Va Debrell; from Guadalupe.
aAspesr VS.. Hurcall ct al; from Bs.trop.
Pitcher vs. Kirke ct al; from Ersth coor,v
Reversed and remsnded. 'N"'''
Orr Of al vs. O'Brien; from Travis COUNTY
Affirmed. 'o""y'
@ Orr ct slw Kluse; from Travis county.
Haley y Gales vs.. Harvey; from Lime.
stone. Affirmed. '''
Griffin vs. j. N. Rome; from DSlla.
Reversed and remanded.
Hunter vs. Nichols; from Travis. Reversed
and remsnded.
Coleman vs. Smith; from Travis. Affirmed,
Hueske vs. Broussard & Co.; from Wash.
ington. Affirmed.
I. 2. Hand va. Kinney; from Collin. Re.
versed.
10 the supreme court several cases were
submitted, but no decisions.
This afternoon saddle horse in front Of
the court house took the side. walk
and dragged the saddle after him, Alter
running about six blocks he struck An
awning post and broke his neck. N Nobody hurt.
Thornton, for years the Austin represen.
tative of the Galveston News, left tonight 70
!ake position on the editorial staff OF
that paper, and IL succeeded here bv
j. A. Muir. formerly of the Review.
The Austin Dramatic smsturea nlsv
Wednesday. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
Affairs In Ireland ,

Dublin, May 2.-A boy named Farrell
was shot and dangerously wounded hero to.
day, for giving Information which led to the
discovery Of arms in tho house where no was
employed. The man who did tho shooting
has been arrested. Tho crime Is supposed
to DO tho work Of Fenians, and an ex,rsordi-
nary edition Of tho Gazette declares that the
city of Dublin has been proclaimed under
The arms act. II 10 stated that John Dillon,
home rule member Of parliament for Tip.
perary, will be arrested.
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states, ne (Saulsbury) would for one saw
unnesitauneiy that that administrator was
not worthy Of his support. "''
The motion to go into executive session
was lost-yeas 2l. nays 90.
An hour was consumed in calling the roll
upoL dllatory motions, and then, st 3:l5. on
motion Of Mr.. dawes, the senate adjourned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
Debt Statement,

Washington, May 2.-The debt statement
issued to-day shows the decrease Of tho
public debt during the month ofApril 10 be
50 100000 70; cash In tho treasury $685..
73l, 1876 81; gold certificates S. 062600 90;
silver certificates 500, ESQ 40 90; certificates
Of deposit outstanding Ss 295 900 90; refund.
ing certificates SIPS, 100 90; legal tenders
outstanding S3i6, 6Sl 0l6 90, fractional cur.
rcncy outstanding S7,1l60i6 02.
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BOnllaii,. /.

BOnhanl.
Special to the Herald.
Bonham, May 2.-Last night about nine
o'clock r. y. Church was killed by falling
from the second story gallery Of Henston's
store, to the street. He was drinking at the
inc, and II Is supposed that while In a
erunken frenzy he walked off the gallery.
causing tho above result Church had many
friends at Bonham and his death will be
much regretted.
Sam DOES, who was shot and killed by of.
deer Thornton on last Saturday, was buried
at English cemetery yesterday evening. II
was the largest crowd present that ever wit
messed q funeral at Bonham. Doss did not
die until about eight hours after the shoot.
ing, although the shot passed through the
entire mass Of the brain. Officer Thornton
gave bond In the sum Of $500 to await the
action OF tho grand jury.
Two story brick improvement Is going on
rapidly in Bonham. Four new buildings are
now being erected on the north side Of tho
square, three on south Main street. and sew
eral Others are to bo erected.
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sherman.
Special to the Herald.
Sherman, May 2.-Thero was heavy rain
storm this morning. Some hail foil. No
damage as far 90 heard from.
In tho district court tho case Of Georce
Bond, ex'policeman, charged with killing one
Mitchell, Of Cook county, while making an
arrest at notorious house known 90 Point
Breeze" and al.o charged with an assault
with intent 10 murder another party at the
same time, both cases wero continued by tho
state: l.. Mckinney. charged with forgery.
plead guilty and received Two years, making
sevon In all for the two cssee. Joe johnson,
another Of tho boy burglars, was sentenced
for two years.
County criminal cour. is In session. Keep.
ers Of bawdy houses plead guilty and paid
one hundred dollars and costs. The Sunday
law VIC atofs arc fighting their case, and with
opposite results.
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The ThOmas.Dickson Tragedy M
shreveport.

Shreveport, La, May 2.-Tha trial Of
Captain S. w. Thomas, who killed Hugh
Dickson, his brother.in law, for seducing bis
(rhomas) daughter, closed Saturday night,
the jury rendering verdict Of manslaugh,er
and recommending the prisoner 10 the least
punishment under the law. Tho verdict was
a surprise TO the entiro community, as an
acquitsal was anticipated. 1t is expected that
the governor will be pettioned Immediately
to pardon Thomas, as such a petition would
DO signed BY nearly every citizen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
Egyptian Cotton Crop.

Cairo, May 2..-The cotton crop in tho
province of Behrs, lover Egypt, Is seriously
endangered, tho rev pumping machinery
not having answered tho anticipation, and
tho dredging Of the canal hsving been neg.
lected. Four thousand enforced taboren arc
now working on the canal.
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JacksOnville.

Special to the Herald.
Jacksonville, May 2.-Jacksonville 10 70
have newspaper very shortly. II 10 said
that material has been ordered, end the pub
lication will be made here about the l6lh Of
May.
A fine rain fell to-day and the farmers are
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Decatur.


Special to the Herald.
Decatur, May 2,-Distrlct court, Judge
Potter presiding, has commenced here TO-
day. THERE'S larger number of cases to be
disposed of than at any previous time. The
civil side opens Tomorrow and the criminal
on Thursday next. The most important
cases on the civil side are tho suits Of Evitts
vs Roth and Others for large tract Of land,
and Essp and others vs Miller and others for
the ownership of twelve hundred and
eighty acros Of land lying ten miles north Of
here. The criminal docket embraces twenty.
six felony cases and three cases Of assault
with intent TO murder. There 10 not murder
case on the docket. The court will be in
session for about two weeks.
The election for city officers takes place 10.
morrow and the struggle for the Office Of CITY
marshal, between NO. Corgill, the presen,
Incumbent and Henry Renshaw, Is wsped
with considerable ferceness. Friends Of both
candidates are confident of the election Of
their man. II Is binted that. this election will
rot pass over without serious difficulty be-
tween the factions.
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Corsicann.

Special to the Herald.
oorsicans, May 2.-Track laying was
commenced from this end to-day on the 81.
Louis & Texas railway. Trains will be run.
ming here by Thurtdsy night.
A heavy rain fell this evening.
A raid made on disreputable houses netted
the city and officers about 500.
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W
are % hs,a nSs y Csomer, Of Penn,ylvsnia,
'ne new railroad 10 T,m"Iaws" )"
On .ne gulf Of California TSsr
say me engineers will be nut IN wo,t
once once on the survey to the Rio Gr.nds and
sctve work will begin soon sf,er n v;,1 ibu \.
oroad ga.age. They cay ali tba csn;,.I v
necessary ls at hand, snd The road viii % hs
tUa'ps completed .s 70 the Rio Grande in ten or or
AT. a telegram from Castroville says a p.r,v Of
Young men, supposed TO be the st,cs =
ono 1uos,s ,n wno nave been committing depreds.
MI ' ~ ins yves. country, we're arrested at
'ss 4 A.. P'ISe to-day. Their names are
niger. They are we'll known hs,s IA
serious doubts are entertained that tbsv ..s s,s
] ,he right men, though the officers are con- s
ndent
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Palest line.

Special to the Herald.
Palestine. May Al. Epstein and Nose.
Shilling, prominent merchants here, went
with their families % Long lake yesterday for
: pleasure Trip. While out 10 the lake their
skitf was turned over, and Epstein and Shii.
ling were drowned. Their dead bodies ware
found this morning by use Of drae. A
special train wa furnished by the railroad
company TO bring the remains from me
AXE. A large crowd Of citizens attended The
funeral. '-'
II seems to be mistake about the grand
Jury indicting Bob Watts for murder. dc
has not been indicted. '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-03
special weather Indications.

Washington, May 2.-The special weather
bulletin indications arc .ha. party cloudy or
cloudy weather, with OCCASIONAL roir, will
prevail In the New England and Middle
states and lower lake region to-day followed
BY clearing weather In tho latter two die.
tricts.
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Special to the Herald,
San Aulonio, May 2.-Mr. ]. w. Barnes,
Of Tsza, j.. Q. Stanton Of Boston, r. n
Loonsy, Of Memphis Smith Broa, Of New
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S 7 RAW s.!

WIND BLOWS FOR BARGAINS OF THE
KIND ARE AT sANGERs AS INDICATED BELOW
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

N. o. Church Killed by Falling From,
the Second story OF House nj
"onham--rwO Prominent Mer.
chantsof Palestine Drowned
-Crtmin"l Matters at
sherman Court Mat
ters at Decatur,
Etc, Etc. a.