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tbs not at all necessary to call the aiten-
ton of our esteemed Fellow Citizens 20 the
TACT, bat it should perhaps be stated, for the
Benefit of Strangers Within Our Gates, that
our Present Reduction Of Prices extends to
Every Lie of Fail md Winter Wearing
Apparel, and materials for the same, for
Men. Women and Children; as well, also, as
Carpets and Housekeeping Goods. In single
advertisement, We could only Display Every
thing We Have Married Down, by the
purchase and use of % much space that the
readers OF the HERALD would find Nothing
Else of consequence in that issue, and our
Aroirdupois "Ad." prove too much OF Good
Thing; the which Intelligent People Prefer
as we think, TO have in the Smaller Doses Of
a Double Half Column, llanked by the News Of
the bay, We trust, therefore, that Visitors to
Dallas, when In want Of Anything to Wear or
Use, In one or another Of our combined lines,
will nut themselves TO the slight trouble Of
II just That Article Is not to be
found among the Great Number Of "Ihe
MARKED Down Things" as aforesaid. 1t
Is our wish, always to have Strange Cell,
without any thought Of securing that patron
age which they VIII certainly bealow Accord
lug to their own good JUDGMENT and pleasure,
and to them we xtend, az all times, cordial
Invitation 70 accoPt The hosp!tonties Of the
"HoUsE OF SANGER.n
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The speaker called the house to order as
ten o'clock.
Representative Finlsy introduced reso-
luton that when the house adjourn to-day
ii be to meet on Monday at ten o'clock, go
as to give committees time TO work. Car
ried.
Representative Tankersley moved to take
up bill No. 80, the Hutchison bill, on emil
nent domain and that it be made the special
order for Wednesday morning at IL O'Clock.
Carried.
Representative Denman presented petition
from citizens of Nscogdoches county TO re-
store civil and criminal jurisdiction in that
county.
Bills and resolutions were introduced as
follows:
By Representative Anderson--A bill allow
ing 10000 inhabitants to extend corporate
limits. Referred.
By Representative Wooldridge--A bill TO
amend the act relating to assignment for the
benefit of creditors. Referred.
BY Representative Cathron--A bill regu-
lating the collection of taxes in incorpors-
tons Referred.
BY Representative Msok-A bill TO amend
the act regulating the pay of county Judges
on duty performed for public schools. Re-
ferreI.
BY Representative Traylor-A bill REFORM
ing the manner Of authenticating deeds.
Referred to judiciary committee No. 2.
BY Representative Scotia resolution that
the committee on taxation investigate and
report bill in reference TO the reduction OF
taxation. Referred.
By Representative McComhs--A bill to
amend the ad valorem tax law. Referred.
By Representative Carleton-A bill to
amend the election law so as to permit
liquor saloons to.-open on election day in
municipal elections, Referred to the COM
mitte0 on elections.
By Representative Matthews--A resolution
for the committee on finance to Investigate
and report upon the expediency of abolishiue
the occupation tax and the tax on drummers
of home merchants.
BY Representative Chensult-.A bill relating
to the discharge Of fire arms in incorporate,
cities.
BY Representative Paddock--A bill tC
amend the estray law, requiring county com
missioners to conform as other parties.
By Representative Hill-A bill to ament
the law concerning the estates of decesset
persons. Referred.
By Representative Gould-A bill 10 amen
the law relating 10 landlords and tenant:
Referred TO the committee on agriculture.
By Representative Stribbing--A bill pro
viding for the sale Of alternate sections o
land surveyed by railroads, set aside 70
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university lsnds Of various asylums and
school lands put on She market.
Neporls Of oommiit0ea:

university lands of various asylums and
school lands put op Che market.
Reports Of committees;
judiciary No. asked that bill.No. Sc be
pat oil I'LL Wednesday at II O'Clock
rs the special order and DO con-
sidered with bill No. 20, being
substantially the same, relating 10 emlnont
domain and right-ofway of rsilroads. Tho
report of this committee on The Baker poker
and dice bill, on motion of Representative
Mari, was postponed till he return of the
author,
Committee on statistics-U -Unfavorably on
the act TO establish bureau for the eollec-
ton Of scientific statistics for agricultural
purposes, because i; was the duty of the
committee on insurance aud history.
The eommittea on contingent expenses
brought in a report.
ltJudloiary @committee Ne. ,, brought IN
the printed mejority and minority reports on
Representative Labat's bill, compelling par
ties on executions for debt to the state, 10 say
whether they have any property concealed.
A long discussion ensued and amendments
were offered.
A message was received froH the
governor with memorial from the
teachers association, asking that steps be
taken to ,blish state university and only
one. The governor warmly recommended
the memorial TO the legislature. lie believed
the limo 10 begin was now at hand.
Tho joint resolution Of Representative
VorIeton granting three months leave Of sb-
sence to Judge Joe Abott, being July IA
next, WAS lay0ra5'y reported.
BY judiciary committee No o
Representative Tr9ylor's bill pro-
yidlng that attached witnesses in
felony case, when summoned from gbc
county in which they reside, 10 have their
actual expenses paid to and from cour,
After - long discussion the report
WAS adopted.
Representative Matlocks bin, relating tc
the payment Of jurors, upon the tntl read
ing, finally passed, and tfter several attempts
TO amend the Commissioned. amendment, jht
house adjourned Till 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
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aupren,e oomrt I,eclsIonn.

special to til Herald.
Galveston, Jan. 2S.-In the supreme
court to-day ,aa following cases were decided:
Alarmed--Stagart vs.. &lle; from Hous-
ton county; on certificate.
Cshiness Ooehel & Go, vs., Cox & Cole;
from Walker county.
Groves, administrator vs.. Miller; from
Grimes county.
Cundif OF al, vs.. Chandler, guardian;
from Houston county.
Reeder and wile ys, Arledgo & Woodson;
from Houston county. s--
Wooters vs. Saith, administrator. from
Houston county.
Wooters vs.. N2lms; from Houston county,
Holl vs.. Wooters; from Houston county.
Reversed and remanded-Houston and
Texas Central railway company vs. Mul.
draw; FROM Grimes county; opinion re-
served.
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New York, Jan. 2S.-Flames were dscov-
cred last night on the fourth floor of tho six
story brick building, Nos. G65 and S67 Broad
way, which extends from Franklin street 10
Franklin alley, a distance of leo feet. An
alarm was sent out, bat owing to the height
Of the building the fremen had great Diff
Guilty in extinguishing the flames. They had
not succeeded until the flames mounted to
the top floor and after hard 1ght of two
hours. The loss amounts to nearly $60000
The building was occupied by Switzer, Penn
broke & Co., whose loss is $50 900; Lawson
Bros, $l50,0O0, aud Davidson, Sl50,000.
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CoMnens Monument

Charleston, ), g., Jan. 28.--A committee
has fixed Wednesday, May II, as tho day for
the unyeiling of Cowpens monument at
Spartansburg, S. @. Wards bronze statue
of General Daniel Morgan, provided by act Of
congress, will surmount the column Gov
ernor Hasgood has invited the president and
cabinet and governors OF states TO be present
General Hunt, of the United States army
will, by invitetion, command the military
pagesnt, and Lieutenant Daniel Morgan
Taylor, Of the United States army, . de.
scendsnt of the hero of Cowpons, will &C. n
sdiu.ant,
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STATE SPECIALS.
TsxAs TOPICS By TELEGRAPH
Accident ON fhe Texas se st. Lsuis
Railroad ArtesAaR Wen at
Elnao-Supreme CORrt De-
ei0iOna-sad Plight OF
WOGnn at Galveston.
Galveston Items.

NNiNNHtuh AtShhSs
Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Jan. 2s.--Aiiss Sullivan, of La
grange, Tenn, died and was buried yesterday
by the masons. She left an infant IA weeks
old. She was tho victim of william, ard to
hide her shame sought home among
strangers, willing TO perform the work OF a
nenial. She arrived in Galveston few
weeks sgo. Her family IN her native state
are OF the highest social standing
No additional tidirgs OF the disaster of the
schooner Coos have been received here.
To-day Colonel Chiffon, recently 40.
pointed assistant attorney general of the stale,
arrived.
Entered-Steamshi St. Mary. from Bra.
shear, and Whitney, from Vera Cruz, gan-
srsl cSfgo,
Clyarei.-Stesmship ST. Mary for Indian.
ola, and Whitney for Brashaar, general
cargo; British chip Newman Hall, for Iiyer-
pool, bli0 bs,os Of cotton, valued at S293,
46S N0rWegian bayss Scott. for Liverpool,
2205 bales Of cotton, valued s.. Sl14493. md
h. V Bremen, $50 bales of cotton, valued ar
S48 28li sehooue Baucbe Hopkins, for
Providence, 1890 bales os cotton; schooner
AnAa, for Pensacola.
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Thmt EIonaton Niisnr.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, Jan. 2s.--The case of the miser
Koop is still on trial in the probate court
before Judge Jones, and is not yet conclud-
ed. This state brought prominent gentle
men, including bankers and railroad clerks
and experts, TO prove tn It the signature was
not that of Koop. The impression on the
public mind now is that it was forgery
and put up job TO get he dead mars
property. 1t begins t. look ugly for one or
two leading citizens concerned in the bus-
ness. Long reports of the evidence will sp.
pear in the papers tomorrow.
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Washington, Jan. 2s.-Mr Speer, of
Georgia, gnve notice thas he would ,omor-
row call up the contested cleo
ton case Of Yeats VS.. Martin, and
after allowing two hours debate on the re-
publican side, would call the previous ques-
tion. This met with general approval on the
republican side though few members de-
clined to feel bound by arrangement.
Mr.. Cox, of Now York. chairman of the
committee on foreign affairs, reported back
the resolution, calling on the secretary
of state for all information in bis departe
ment in relation to the Halifax
fishery award on S5,500,00O, paid by this
government TO Great Britain, and especially
that relating TO sllegod fictitious statistics and
periurod testimony imposed on the arbilra-
tors, and on which evidence the award was
made, and also rs TO whether this govern.
ment has taken any steps to procure verih-
cation of recently published statements by
Professor Hind. Adopted.
Mr.. Townsend, of Illinois, from tho COM
mittee on expenditures in tho navy depart
mont reported back the resolution calling
on the secretary of the navy for information
on the subject of torpedo experiments.
Adopted.
Mr., Wilson, of West Virginia, reported
from tue committee on printing, a joint res
olution for the printing of i've thousand
copies Of the special report Of commissioner
Of agriculture, relative 10 diseases Of swine
and other domestic animals. Passed.
Mr.. Singleton, of Illinois, presented o
petition signed by 10 600 persons on the SUBJ
ject of postal laws. Referred.
|, The mprning hour having been dispensed
{ with, the house, at 1890, went into commi,-
tea of the whole, Mr., Hunter, OF Virginia in
the chair upon the private calendar
The FIRST bill on the calendar was that 10
place Mark Walker on the retired list OF the
, army, which, after some discussion, was
laid aside for favorable recommendation.
The bill for tho relief of Mrs v p. Page,
q widow Of Caplain Page, Of the United States
navy who resigned in 1861 TO 90 with his
state in secession, was then taken up.
Mr.. House, of Tennessee made on elo.
quent speech in support of the bill, and ia
depreciation of the continuance Of sectional
4 feeling aud bitterness.
: Mr. Hooker, Of Mississippi, also supported
o the bill in speech, defending the leaders oi
n the confederscy against tbs charge OF such
t treason as that Of Benedict Arnold.
/ TIE bill was opposed by Msssrs. Briggs,
d of Wisconsin; Hswley and Reed. It waa
o finally laid aside for favorable report.
o The house then rose, and without actor
}. on the bills reported, adjourned.
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New York, Jan. 2s.--The executive com
mittee of The Methodist Episcopal conference,
western section, concluded their sessions this
evening. Bishop Simpson, Of Philadolphis.
resided. The proceedings we're private,
out programme was prepared for general
conference, which meets in london in Sep
tember. The programme will be sont to the
executive committee for conference of the
eastern section for approval.
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New Orleans, Jan. 28.--Shraveport pe-
sorgers on the stesmer Caddo Belle, from
the upper river, say that Wednesday eve
Mag sam B. Lamog, a large merchant at
Cut on, wsa shot aud killed by Clinton, q
Younger brother, a drunton desperalo. The
Gratrlcide mounted horse and made bis es.
cage. Deceased was uuarmed, aud il is re-
saIded as an uDiustilable murder
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Special TO the Herald.
3yler, Jan, 2s.-on last nigbts freight
train on the Texas & St. Louis railway wss
wrecked about one milo from town on the
Black Fork creek bridge smashing seven
box ears snd woundiug ono brakeman Sc
yerely.
drummer for Galveston house had a
team TO run away with him near town To-
day. The buggy was smashed to pieces.
One horse was killed. Tho drummer was
not hurt.
The NJ. Q. club was Hospitality entertained
by II. II. Rowland and lady At their resi-
dence last night.
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Ottawa, Jar. 2S--In the house Of ccm-
mons Sir Charles Upper laid on The table
the correspondence respecting tho offer Of
ptrtieSin Chicago to construct snip canal
irsm the Georgian bay through the waters
ofthe Trent valley to the outlook Of Lake
ONTARIO at or near Trenton. The govern
ment refused to entertsiD the proposition at
the present time.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
aeIlnto.

Washington Jan. 2s.-AIr Hamin pre-
sented the credentials OF his successor Ru-
gene Hale, of Maine, elected for the senator
ial term beginning March ltd, 1881.
Mr.. Pist presented tho credentials Of Mr.
Joseph r, Havley, senator elect from
Connecticut for tho term beginning March
4, 1881.
The vice president, presented the oreden-
tiais Of samuel Il. j. Mcmillan. SENATOR elect
from Minnesota, for tho term beginnine
March A. 1881. AN Of tho above wera read
and ordered To be filed.
Mr. johnson, from the select comm;tiae on
diseases Of domestic animals, reported with
smendmeat q bill for the establsbment of a
bureau OF animals, Industry and for tho sun
preston and prevention Of Contagious ais
eases among domestic animals,
Mr. Coke, member of the oommlttae
sisted his non-eoncurrenoe in the report. The
bill was placed on the calendar with notia-
eaton BY Mr.. johnson that he would NIX IA
consideration on Tuesday.
Nr, BayaTd, from Tho finance committee,
leWried, with d recommendation that 3
psss, She bill To amcud section 5,l7l and re-
pea llb OF tne revised statutes, in relation
TO the circulation Of uaunaal banks. Piaged
on the calendar.
by Mr. Kukwood--ro aid The United
States Postal Telegraph company IN con-
slruo.ioo and organization of postal telegraph
lines. Roialied 10 the committee on post.
ofloca aud post loada
b. hr honan--- TO iegol.ae the oolltct
Z ni .sI IL
natioual bones. Referred to The committee
on llnanco.
by Nr Baine--For tho establishment of
United states ooasn mail service aud re-
yNai oi i3f1en commorco in American
steamships Dir. Blaine said he introduced
tho Dill S. q substitute, one whion was the
sa6ject Of Mr. Back. speaeh on tho previous
day nsmely, FREQ ships, 1t bis .uggestion.
The bill, after bong road, was referred TO the
committee on finance.
MIR. Wallace introduced joint resolution
proposing an amendment TO tho constitution
of the United States, changing the mode Of
electing presidents and vice-pFesidents Of the
United States. The bill dispeuses with tho
electoral ctllege, and provides for their cleo
tion by the people by ballot--a direct vote
il districts. Each state has as many diatricts
as Il has senators ana members Ia congress,
and other districts TO have one vot'; the
vote TO be canyasspd BY stae
board Of e0nvsssere, consisting of the
governor, chief jusuco and seer. tary
Of state; ihpir returns 10 be made to Tho
speaker of tse house, and 20 be conelusva
| proof ot ieaulis; tao votes to be counted by
congress in JOIN corv0ut,ol aud plurality
| vote to elect phe Bill was tAulporerily IA
on ihe tssle, MIR Walace alatng ha would
ssl1 to tubmitrenarks on il tomorrow
ss no next order bsirg the Indian land in
seyeralJ ell, was proceeded with.
After long discussions snd tie r. lection Of
a number of proposed ameud@euts, the
senate finally, without actioA, ad urnel
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Arteslnn winter at Elmo.

Special to the Herald.
Elmo, Jan. 2S-Water was struck in the
artesian well yesterday at depth of five
hundred and twenty feet. II stands at thirty
feet below the surface. ltis thought another
days work will produce flowing stream.
Tho we'll was an enterprise Of the L. & p.
railroad company, and this will now proba-
bly, become the end of freight division on
the road.
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Port Royal, s. c., Jan. 2s.-The first and
oniy grain elevator GU The South Atlantic
coast was opened for business here to-day.
IL is another valuable addition to this pros
porous place, and will commence TO receive
grain for export at once. The cspecity of
the elevator is 100000 bushels.
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DelnNsare Roneaters.

Wilmington, Del, Jan. 2s.--The legisls-
ture AZ Dover yesterday passed resolutions
authorizing the state to defend tsoro tho
United Stales district court al peroEs who
were indicted for assaultin5 Ua..eI states
marshals or for voting illegally at the last
state elections.
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Electahfo Tho Housa.

Edinburgh, Jan. 2S.--In the election yes
terday 10 lll tn vacancy in the house Of
commons, caused by the resignation of Dun
can McLTen, liberal, his SIN Right Hon.
John MoLsren. crown edvocaie of Scotland,
wss returned by majority of 740 over Mr..
jenkins, independent lib bsral
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Lottery Enshnrgo.

Havana, Jan. 2S.-Captain General Blanco
has issued an order forbiddng the advertise
meDt Of private gale or introduction in the
island Of tickets for the Louisiana or any
other foreign lottery.
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1,he Maddington.

Halifax, Jan. 28.-Work progresses favor
ably and as rapidly as possible by night ard
day on the sunken steamer Waddington. A
considerable quantity Of corn md sixty bales
OF cotton ver3 taken out yesterday leaving
about half tho original quantity of cotton in
l..
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o.ntested Elec,ien ,rase.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2s.--The state COM
tested election case, which has created 90
much talk in connection with the election Of
a United States Senator, was decided 10 day
by unse sting Stewart in the house, by three
majority.
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rronsIe Among the golfers.

Leadon, Jan. 2S.-It is reported that the
mob which was endesvorisg TO molest the
colliers who had returned to work in the
Athertsa district, has been dispersed by
cavalry
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THE TEXAS FARMER

A Department. Devoted to Agricultural, Me.
Chanical and Scientific Information Of a
Practical Nature. We shall ''pRlm on'' ON
our readers Nothing Spurious under the cheep
cover of "Orlginal Matter" but win conflne
our Efforts chiefly TO the collation. and con-
densqtion Of the sense and substance of such
articles. taken from the highest Accepted Au-
th0rIties, as may tel1ie u the | teresis and
Deyelopmtl OF Texas, and tue Prosperity ina
Prozress OF those Texans, more particularly,
whose brain and Drawn are actively. engaged
in the material adv sncemcnt OF lhef ot"te,
both ia Agricultur, aud the Practical Arts
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British Columbia.

San Francisco, Jan. 2S.--A Viotsria dis.
patch says that the legislative assembly was
opened in speech barren of interest beyond
reference to the failure of the dominion to
carry out its railway obligation. Mount
Baker is reported in active eruption.
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Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2s.-An investiga-
toin of the charges of the alleged mismansgo-
ment fthe female reformatory is in progress
here. Damaging testimony has been given
against the officers in charge.
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london, Jan. 2s,--The ,haw hss rendered
the Thames impossible for rowing for quite
while, owing to the floating ice. Hsnlon had
two good spins on Southampton harbor yes
tnrday
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senntOr Alllaou.

Washington, Jan. est is authoritstively
asserted in Washington that Senator Allison
can have the portfolio of the treasury if he
desires 1t, and that he viii accept.
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Advance I'm Lumber.

Chicsgo, Ill, Jan. 2S.-Ata special meet
ing Of the lumber exchange last evening the
market prices ca all grades of boards, plank
and small timber were advanced about five
per cent.
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Detroit, MICA, Jan. 2S.-The will of the
late William B. True has been fled for pro :
bate. 1t gives all of tho estate, over one mil
lion dollRrs, 10 his wife.
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piss erlyphoid.

jackson, Mich, Jan. 2s.-Don Robinson
secretary OF the Grand Western Tro,ting
circuit, died here yesterday of tophold fe-
ven