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FOR SALE.

Furnished or unfurnished, A BEAUTI.
Full RESlDENCE. nearly new and nice.
ly furnished. containing seven rooms,
bath. room, etc, with all necessary mod.
ern improvements, Including hot and
cold water and gas throughout the house.
Also, servants room, storeroom, wash
room, wood room, etc. The whole lot
be ,uIifdlly impro we'd, the rear contain
Ing from Is to "a choice assorted fruit
trees In bearing. Apply on the premises,
io3 FORT street. my27-2w
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Report of observations taken at Los An.
;eies, Cal, May 81, 1881.
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Tho house met In regular order.
AT the request of the committee on finance
Mr.. Lsbatt was added TO that committee.
Memorials and petitions were presented as
follows;
BY Mr.. Hutcheson-Petitien of Mrs. Bra
shear, asking relief on the tlaim of being an
early settler.
BY Mr.. Dani-ls-A petition from citizens
Of Dallas against the repeal OF the Sunday
law.
By Mr.. story-A memorial from citizens Of
San Marcos for q normal school.
BY Mr.. Lynn--A memorial from the citizens
of Jackson county, asking that the county he
named after the distinguished Texan, Clark
l.. owens
BY Mr.. McComb-A memorial from the
Houston Light Guards, asking that the militia
be b.tter organized and permanent fur d be
provided pay all necessary expense.
Petitions to the same effect were offered by
Messrs. Haynes, Grant, Tompkins ard Carle-
ton for the BRENNAN Greys, company T.
second reglment Of Texas Guards, Johnston
Guards, and Austin Greys.
by Mr.. Gibs ,r-A petition from citizens Of
Ellis county, asking tor prohibiicry liquor
law.
By Mr.. Burbs-A petition from citizens Of
Red River county on the same subject.
BY Mr.. Traylor-Ssme from Bosque county
BY MIR. Key-A petition from 24O citizen.
OF Coreyell county on the same subject,
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AT SANCER'S.

Standing on the threshold of new commercial year,
we beg leave of the public to indulge in few remarks
apropos. Our own outlook never brighter than
now with this Spring before US. The year which will
be "closed OUT this month, along with Fall and Win
ter STOCK has witnessed splendid development in the
business of both our Retail and our Wholesale Estab
lishments-a fact all the gratifying because
noted at time Of general complaint in local trade
circles of 30 business for the past three months
owing to the successive spells Of excessively nasty
weather The occupancy in September last ofour pres.
ent paatia quaFters increased the Dimensions of
show and sales rooms by just one-third, yet to day
finds taxed to the utmost of acre Of floor room to
give each Of Departments the space it has TO
require The larger in amount sales every season.
the greater likewise become our purchases and the
larger tho latter the Ereater ability as Cash Bay
ers to obtain special concessions from the manuac-
turers with whom We deal directly This s what
chiefly interests Our People, who thus assured that
every additional Dollar spent at SANGERS" will
contribute its proportiOnae weight towards securing
the increased efficiency Of business policy which has
identified with its owa the interest of the consumer
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
A Democratic Postrhsster Mt Brenham
Gin Mouse aud cotton Burned
Near JscksOnV IIe--Aaleo Of rown
lots 20 Begin at Abeiine
Next MONTH"; -HOush
Released, Etc.
waco Items.
sp cial to the Herald.

Sp, cial to the Herald.
Waco, Feb 10. Captain Bogarlus, the noted
sh, otist with his -four little boys who are also
skllful marSsmen, are billed for this place the
coming week, and local merksmen propose TO
Try g hand with them.
liough, the prosecuted t9 republican
lay in jail He could get plen,
ty OF bondsmen If he would
receive them, which1e is amply able to do,
h wing plenty Gtland The bond asked is
only t5Oe. Hswlfe starts to M,cbigaa Mon
day morning
hembers OF the Melhoilat church hera are
somewhat asto1nded at the stand taken by
Rev j X. street, editor Of Street's AIontol r.
and for twenty i've years a mlutster
in good standing IN the Methodist church
Mr., street takes position somewhat slpilar
to that Of Rev. Dr, Ihomes, Of Chicago, who
says th3 church dogmls are err0neous, aRd
that he does notpropose 10 preach 70 them any
longer lti expected that the district con-
ference VIII promptly suspend him from the
pulpit until themeeting of the Northwest Tex
as .onference, when hc le almost certain TO be
bounced Cor hetrodoKy.
Asubordlnate council of the American Lee
glon OF Honor, was organized heye tonight
with 7S charter members.
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Tbe Hapado xEnruerers Finally Rnng

gbe EHpadc MUruerers Finally Hung
Cincinnati, o., Feb. IA telegram from
Winchester, Tennessee, represents that troops
were present for the protection of the alleged
Lapace mlrdereis on trial there, and
that they gave parade IN the
courthouse yesterday before dars. Last
night after dars furious thunder
storm came on, ,and.fear Of tho prisoners being
lynohed then vanished. A night session was
held to finish the trial Judge Stark gave his
charge to the jury, after which the sheriff pro-
ceeded with the prisoners, James Higgins
Jack Mslloy, Lon TnweAt, Robert Thweat and
James Elder, TO iail. A mob OF about 200 per-
sons pressed upon the sheriff, took the prison.
ers, closed the courthouse on its grounds.
They then stationed strong picket guard
around them ana hung the iye prison.
ers from the second story windows
OF the court house. The onset
OF the mob was sudden and boisterous, ac-
companied by firing of pistols and guns into
the air, so as to4toyrify the spectators in the
courtroom, who jumped and hastcned from the
scene. Murphy and DuGy, the two charged
with completely IN tue murder, having been
released ON Thursday, had returned to thelr
old stamping ground, which is thought TO haYe
precipitAtod the action Of Tie mob. The mob
are after them, aud 1t in believed they VIII b.
lynched not later than Tonight. rhs mob
nun berod two hundred well-armed men, who
came In from olt directions on hor-eback and
dispersed In the Same manner. They did not
shoot or mutilate the prisoners, but LEFT them
hanging, when assured that they were des'
Dispatches are silent Ms TO what tho state
military were doing all this time.
THE oTnEE TWO SERVED LIKEulsR
Nashville, Toun Feb, lo.-lt 10 tessrtsd
that Dufyand hurphy,the Laprade mdrderers,
wLo tdrBed states evidence. were iound hang
ins - a tree, near Guthrie, this Elorning.
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court Of AppoaI's Becisions

special to the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 10 lin the court Of appeals
to-day the following cases were decided:
sam Darlington vs.. the statei from Harrison.
Affirmed.
W. Morrison VS. Isaac Jalonlok e Co from
Galveston. Reversed and remand,d. wink
Ter, iHdEe, dissenting.
Dick Edwards VS.. the state; from Brazoria.
Reversed and r-msRded.
P.J Willis VS.. w, +. TURNKEY & Bro. from
Galveston. Reversed and remanded.
Nathaniel Toby VS.. samson Heldenheimer;
FROM Galveston. Affirm d.
Jefferson Miles VI. the states from Bexar.
Affirmed
Frank Edward ys TIE state; from Be1ar,
Affirmed.
T. W, Wallace VS.. tho state IRON. Egath.
Affirmed
Legelrso & Co. VS. Matthews &c Wright; nom
Galveston. Affirmed.
10, g. George VS.. 2. q and Ida H.. DYER,
f'om Galveston. Reversed, Injunction dis
solved end cause remanded
Aaron Stevens VS.. thc sAtai from Anderson.
b yened and reminded
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Special 10 the Herald.
seu Antonio, Feb. le.-nayor French rc
ecivad tho following disp,lch from Aualin la
reply to the invitation TO the legislature TO
visit San Antonio; "The scnate orTexas ac-
cepts the Invitation OF the city orsan Antonio
to visit her historic grounds, Happily
conceived Is tho ilot OF tho visit,
being on the u!thday of him who
s tho father ofthe liberty ofTexas; this body
glorles in her history, breathing trumpet
tongued as perpetual Distance to tyrany as
Marathan at rhermopoles or salamls, and ap-
proprlate the opportunity with due apprecla.
ton oithe honor conferred Of visiting the city
OF the Alamo. JoHN p. G. WHITEHEAD,
Secretary of the Senate.
Our visitors will arrive Monday evening,
stay all day Tuesday ana dopar for the capital
Wednesday morning.
General Ord leaves for Mexico on the next
steamer, clearing dispatches to Next
co. He Is TO meet General
Grant in the City Of Mexico, and tits thought
the two generals are on Important business roi
jay Gould.
A special from Corpus Christi ssys q. Nor
rls, one of the principal wholesale dry goods
merchants, madean assignment to-day ta Mr. &.
D. IIirsCh
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A Negro M,rdere,s 10 HING,

Petersburg, Va. Feb. l9.-The wife OF vii =
son Fowler, colored, on trial the past two
days in the county court at Petersburg, for the
murder OF her husband last January, has been
found guilty Of murder iu the first degree an
sentenced to be hanged. The murder was tn a
most cold flooded ant atrocous ever commits
ted in this state, While Fowler was asleep
she attackedhim with an axe, Drained him and
threw his body in a well Torthopurpose Of con-
cealing the crime Her motivefor the deed was
shown on tho trial to be to get rid OF her hus-
band and live with anoluer man with whom
she was enamored.
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Washington Feb. l0.As soon "a the read
ilg of t,ie jouranl was concluded th ere was
general demand for recognition from all parts
ofthe chamber. but after the passage of few
private bJl3 the regular or Ter was called for.
Mr. Carlisle, OF Kentucky, from the COM
mlttae on W 1ys auI means, repor ed a bill re-
paaling al laws imposing taxes on bank
check ,'drits and orders, bank ooposlts fric-
tlon matches, medical preparations, per-
fumerJ, cosmetics, c9logoe and odnor orilcles.
Mr Tucker, of VifdEiai ulered q yeso soutlon
providing tuat ASA max qf respect 70 tho
late Fernando Wooda oiderso enable nem.
bers and oid ers e' tue houselo attsnd the fu-
neral services az D. m, tho houso shall
adjourn ~ O'Clock to-day, aud directing the
CLERKS To invite members Of the senate to Join
ths members Of tho house Ia attending mis-
funeral. This resolution was unanimously
adopted
Mr. Cox, New York, aid he had intended
- call up Tho Npportionmons bill, but as ne
had learned that his republican friends had
not concluded their conference he thought
Improper To defer, but expected to call up his
bill a. soon ~ h9 he rd something delnits
from The other side.
The house, at l2;l5. went into committee Of
the whole, Mr. Cox in the chair, on the agri-
cultural appropriation bll.
! Tne committee treu rose without clnciud-
inz consideration Of the bill, aRd theconference
report On the army appropriation bill was
agreed to. and tho house, ut O'Clock, at-
| iournsd
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Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. l0.-sampson and Charles
Keldenheimer, charged with assault with In
tent to murder, had their cases continued
until the 2lst.
seven marriages and fourteen deaths during
the past week, six of which were children.
The French benevolent association grand
fancy dress III masquerade ball is In progress at
Artillery hall Tonight.
The stock OF j. Lieberman, q clother on Mar
ket street. was. sold out under, execution to
day and brought S9,sOO.
kaufman & Runge broke ground to-day for
. colossal business structure.
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houston Items

Special to the Herald.
Houston, Feb. ia movement Is on hand
hero to establish cotton and cloth manuiac.
turing mill, with capital OF $4,000. Forty
thousand has already beon secured.
separations are being made for q military
ball of the Old Guard, Tuesday night, Ut IIar.
wood.
A young man named Gallagher got into O
fight with desperate negro. The latter struck
Gallagher, who drew pistol and shot til,
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wnslnrn rr,,inn nnicers.

New York, Feb. Dat meeting of the
stockholders Of the Westorn Union Telegraph
company to-day S25i0l3 shares voted In favor of
an Increase of stock to s00lO,OOo shares Of
81, ,OO1 each and 100 against tho lncresse the 100
shares of which were voted against the In
crease belong TO William s. Williams, who
has brought one Of the suits against the con-
soliaaiion. jay Gould, william H. yander-
blt and Governor Cornell were present at the
meeting. Most of tho shares were voted by
nroxy
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Tho nronhnm postmnater.

Special 10 the Herald.
Brenham, Feb, l9.-For some months there
has been great activity in republican circles
here abouts. Petitions have been numerousy
signed urging the claims of good republicans
to the poslmaetership. To-day the news Of
the continuation Of William j .lBryan, as post
master, WAS received. II struck tho rcpubll.
can camp like bombshell Major Moses
Austia Bryan resigned some three weeks ago
intending to move % his farm near Iudopen-
donce. W. j. Bryan istheson of Major Bryan
AMI has hoon head deputy for several years,
giving general satisfaction to the public
Politically he is democrat.
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uon Condemned.

Nashville, Ten, Feb. l9-The state senate
this morning unanimously adopted resolu-
ton condemnlng the action of the mob OF
Springfield in taking the prisoners from the
custody of the coart and putting them to DEATH
and declaring that the mob must be suppressed
Tit takes the whole power of the state. The
resolution calls upon the governor to use al
means for tho arrest and punishment OF this
crime, and promising active measures by the
Isoieintu
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THIS SPR ING

AN unusual activity in every branch of industry may
be looked for THIS SPRING, whose sunny skies
will smile on thrift and enterprise in every section Of
the Lone Star State whose farthes oonfnesair fron-
tiersare rapidly being peoped and attached to the
world of steam and electricity through the powerful
insrumentality Of the railroad chiet covonanter Of
civilization ho first indeed, of modern cvilizors.
For ourselves, anticipate greatly increased sales
both as obbers and retailers the figures Of year
ago. and have accordingly bought very literally from
first hands in the manufacturing centres of the Eastern
States and the Old World with the view Of obtaining
AN abundance of all the Novelties Of the Season. and
offering the New Goods at the Lowest Prices named in
this market. Thanks to he excellent Department Sy5-
tenn, to DO found only ut "SANGERS,' our patrons
may examine, at their leisure and under good strong
shaded sunlight, the Spring Styles in many
and various lines, and viii receive prompt and polite
attention at the hands Of our experienced and efficient
torcS Of sales people. We extend cordial invitation to
our lady and gentlemen friends 60 call THIS WEEK
and aoo ho brsJ arliyas Of SPRING STOCK, which we
aro now busiy engaged in opening both sides aud in
la parts Of inc house.
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special TO the Herald
Eagle Pass, Feb. l9-About half past
O'Clock this evnlpg q dispute over u trlfing
amount NJ money arose between two parties
engsged in game OF carts In Browns saloon.
One, c'lored man named Reilly, attempted
to draw his six-Seooter, but was too slow Ht
opponent, Tom iesky, promptly shot him in
the left breast, morally W undmg him.
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affairs az Austin
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald,
Austin, Feb. 10 Mrs. Gertle Parker, by
permission, delivered alecture on prohibition,
in the hall of the house Of representatives TO-
night. Quite Il large number OF fladies, mem
bers of the legislature and citizens were pres
cnt The lecture was good, and was listened
TO sttentively.
Mrs. Piouts and Alonzo Mlllett arrived In
Austin this morning,
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London, Feb. 10 The press association says
It understands the English cabinet and tho
government are, AMI have been for several
dnys past. discussing tao terms oil peace pro-
nosed by the latter, and 1t Is believed this ac'
count for General Sir Kvyiin Woods advance
being opposed.
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Jaclssonvlle I.eu.s.

Special to the Herald,
Jacksonville, Feb. la.-Mr. Cssey's gin
honse' with twenty bales OF cotton, was dcs-
troysd by fire last night. 1his is the s, cond
gin house that has met the same fate here this
winter Mr. Casey was uninsured and the oss
falls heavily.
There i' stiil much cotton in the fields.
The rains have cleared aud we expect q 70 /.
actionin business yet before spring opens, a
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TWO Avnl nnehNs.

London, Feb. 10 "A dispatch from Pari
says the vlllog, OF Breyieres, In the depart
ment Of Savoy, has been completely destroyed
by two avalnnches Fifteen persons were
killed. The damage Il estimated at $4,000
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Special to the l5ersl.
Waco, Feb, 0 Richardson 5. IIough haa
just ob'ainsd bul and let the jail about i've
minutes s'nca His bondsmen are two 10
numoor beth souhorn men and denderais
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Special 70 the Heralo
Marshall, Feb 70 --Tussday, March IL, has
been fixed as the day for the sale Of let's al
Abellne
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CONGRESSIONAL.



Washington, Feh. .. The credentialsofMr
Johnson NJ Camden, Of West Virginia, ana
Howell Jackson, Of tennessee, senators-elect,
were presented, the former by tho yice-pres-
dent end the latter by Mir. Bailey.
A number Of proposed amendments to the
river and herbor bill were Introduced aud re.
fsrred.
At 1885, aur dobato upon
the priority OF business. the
regular ordsr on the calendar was postponed,
on aotlon Of Mr. Johus, n, and the cattle dis
ease bin establishing bureau ofanima in
dustry, o.c, was taken up. A diyision, re-
sailing q TO 2l
nudpg tho debate Mr.. Whyte presented the
memorial OF a, Schumacher & CO., agents OF
he North Germ IAN Loydt' and Allan lipe OF
Hteamers; G. Merideth & Co. Gao. Anappold,
proprietorof merchants' and miners trans
portntion company; Il u Foster, agent OF
New York riy.r liue and Atty other leadiNg
shippers and merchants OF Baltimore, pray
ing for The establishment OF lighthouse or
Hharp'9 islam eastern eide Chesapeake bay,
Referred to the appropriations committee,
a resolution ly Sir Kaaen Tor oGjurn-
mem az O'Clock to enable the embers and
officers Of tia auais 90 arend the funeral of
tas late eeiefer uve Wood was adopted.
Cattle dlsee4e debnte was resumed
nv Noig3r- lu yluw or ohiactl0ng 20 the bin
leng, sho Nd, uuoor AluGoaai, .ooyad Hs
| lr,oOmmull
| After reomts of1iessgs Ncpherson, john
| ty ot considering solpe onoofthe special bills
"a
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This Spring
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A acmlnolo chior pend

Special TO the Heull
Eufala, |. n, feb l',.-Tho Seminole chief,
John Chupco, die suddenly.yesterda ay Of heart
isease.
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negro ~ the thigh. inaIctins severe but no,
fatal wound.
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ss' :GTt s!sis 1ssisi, or il 'H 's sa & 'ss2 BE- E!
3;,i.D7; premiums. 1873, slo7.i0: premiums
1S:n si4h; prcinlnms tssq, stS..@1; total,
hat or'ian asf "i u to s''s sasrsiasys '' report
relative tn cm1tretnrts fruli counties " tho
Ssatu was referred To Il sl,.'clai committee,
who recu!t.tnentletl III appropriation tn curry
OIL tho plum: wllrrc,lloM tic Socicty voted
n1nloidt: ana 81. VI. llol,Ilis'inn, of po,S.
were appointed q committee TO secl,rB such
leg.ssiation rs is desired by TIC lsonsl.
tllat the railroads Ut the State ,nd agrecl to
bring visitors to tic Fair ut lln'f-fnre.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
resulted Ms fotIuws:
prestdent.:Jol,n ". Porter, of Iown City.
Ffee'Presldent-E. +. brockwny, Of WASH
Tic Secretary and Treasurer were re-
elected.
DireStors-t:rorso Q. pnlElcId, of Keosau-
qua; ". L. S,nlth. nf OskAloosa: t;eurge
aE Ga u t. %W@eS & WsS o II ss 4 soiss sMinsisf Of odc'
Tho time OF lnl,llng tile next Fair WIS fixed
for tllc first wce: II. September. The .plaeo
WIS referred 70 tho Directors, WHO will IT,
CharIss S, Wells, Of Knoxville, was elected
First Assistant; atut j. II. q. Little, Of Mus.
cattlic, SrcoiiI Assistant.
days, 10 revise tho pl,:,nE,s-lists, and co.l,-
piHte tho arrangements fnr tho Fair.
Tho atte'tttance Wns tlle largest Hrcr kH0wr
~ thy History Of tho Society, Its location ut
t,e metroInlis alltt centre Of the State, ,where
crnwt. has arouset! increased Interest a,long
farmers III tho SOeiaty, md Tie outlook Is
grand for the next year.