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Galveston.

special 10 the Herald,
GALVESTON, June 2S.-General Clinton G.
Gardner, general superintendent of the
Palmer Sullivan system of roads in Texas
and Mexico, visited the city yesterday, and
today thoroughly inspected the road on
this island to its terminus, twelve miles
from the city. The construction force on
this road is to be largely augmented, and
work of laying track is TO be prosecuted
with rapidly.
Colonel Q. L. Lewis, superintendent Of
the Mexican, came down tn Galveston this
morning from Rosenberg. He states that
Inc gap between the extension from Rossn-
berg and that from Victoria has been re-
duced 10 four miles, and that by Sunday
trains will be running through TO Victoria.
There is considerable interested mani
tested here over the proposed road from
Bolivar Point and Beaumont, Texas
and the New Orleans road parties are
in town at present talking up the scheme.
N l. proposed that ii Galveston viii donate
800 900 that the road VII be built.
WIN. NJ. Edwardy was 10 day brought TO
answer five charges against him pending IN
the recorders court. He was lined tOr car
rving concealed deadly weapons, also for
discharging firearms in the city limits.
The recorder withheld one option IN
another case for carrying pis-
"A
him By CAPTAIN Fox. The Captain at
teiupted 10 withdraw. out Of sympathy Tor
Mr.. Edwardy's family. but was not per
United 20 DO 90. The cases were continued
until next Tuesday.
John w. Glenn, superintendent ~ the
deuartneut o. architecture for the nited
STATE government. reached the city this
morning. IL il presumed his visit relates
10 the erection oi a new Cust1m-house, ior
rhish an appropriation Of $1,000 vas
s-ranted hv the General government.
CsrvrzT0s. June Z9.-Ihe Houston Post
t1.is morning ~ biisbes edit0rialy a Stale
r1rrf 10 tie elect that the charges esainsi
NJ FINarly. their Galveston rspre-enta-
ice s-tr- fforen without f0undst0n. and
itrf fisev stre inside as o matter oi pers-
,.--fi1n ~ lie police on ncc0unt -ct Erlieies
slfrh lisre appcsred IN the frst crltici-ine
fl.1f- rrirf i ICtiuus and calling uuOn fa
-.-s ti.-ou bout TIE state % make noTre9
. lirss Oh n reports. a. Lere-1tore tee
-rar.fsl. .fOur c1TresFslru dent nsiieTes tli
j r1.ice I'd haze hesn entirely imparti- p
. fle u-trni-es. -
Al t.-fmirsnf Gllrestrn rueIch1nt, VI
-.flI-r y fJ-1sT f-riH TRIP orr tiis NeE
f Trrr. Teras 3 tierir1n rsiuay Tes'eflay
.irrs ftle tsYr iiflu ri ''aI-s aiong ne ifsl
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rrri~ r.trr ~l5rf 81 rade THE trlr nrd q
81 r-rrraf ard delarei in rrur- - a.lrl
he rII5-.rsr time 10 riIt --.od f9rt he eneine
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TmE DALLAS wEgKLY ngaALD TnUnsDAY, July Q. 1881

given 10 delegates n Tho state convention
! fYf ilObefts f0r governor ~ vote ~ over
| two thirds N The convention. lngtfncilOha
wef0 also giyen Tor Hon Marion Mafiln,
Tor lieutenant. governor, nnd COLONEL VII.
liam CrOft, " court " appeals. Tho con.
yeniion Il still IN session bat u is Thought
fhat Instructions will also be given for II.
). Simpklns, for attorney. general, Navarro
county seems 10 be asking for n largo slice
NJ tho public pie, ns she has four candidates
In the field Tor state offices. AS no dole.
gates have rs yet been selected II Is thought
II will DO far into the night before adjourn
ment.
LBrER.-The convention instructed for
II. j. Simkins for attorney general,
II. Q. Mills for congress, and
W. 8. Simkins for state senator. Roso-
lutions were passed endorsing Senator
Coke. Owing TO the latcness Of the adj
journment the names Of delegates were not
obtained,
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special b the Herald
v-es killed ten miles from here, near
Slaughter. last night by Deputy She iii y
y. Wolfe. Handcartle was charged With al
ferrrf 20 assault Mr. Madison, and last
uigl.t Deputy Wolfe, in company. Win
R6-hurrr. went % where Hnr1castle VS.
srI-,r,osrd 10 Be and searched for him. NJ
Wolfe discovered Hardcastle In the siinle
Of q tree with q cun IN lis neng
and ceiieI On him o. surrender. Her1ras-l-
raised his Winchesfer and slnt o. 4-ie-
,-bo returned THE IRE uifh q duu1f-1ar-
rafaF sIrrrn Hardc1sflf ran OF. 1nl
IS found h-is morning ulih.n two nrn-
Frel yards Of the srrrr ni fle fll1f.1--
rirtt fueE.lni sfrurk bin I'D She hre1s
Tie verdict Uf the iurr cf -uIueaf We m
T 9oor-fruar With she shove frets. auI Jolly
] .~r~era+e1 sheriff Wufa. HE-lcas-ls uls
fhrrrei uith murder OBJ Milan and At1--
Tbs rostissr is bot and rain is uesiel.
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NOTICE.

I'VE STATE or TEXAs.-To an persons IN.
-a-a.s.lsf In he sfrnIuistrafiou Oh he estafe
Oh Willis n ~ Stewart, decreased. y. II. Cundlh
~ fled. en- TIE County cuurt ci Dallas county.
rn rr.r1iral1r Tor Tie probate 81 he last VA o.
Wfram ~ steuart dnceasct. ana ior le-iers
t1afrr-ar-fnrr uiieh " y ~ bead e. re reft
fIrrH 90 saif n1lrL cuTl r1leurlrr % ne tlltl
unr1et in 1rlr D.. ia. 81 the CORR 1nu.t1
IN stn rIrr % Dallas. a. Wrirh flue OF r1f-lIt-
Iffa-tslef ir sid estate tnsT rrreEf ard cliiisi
srfl rrr.Iirrt.fIn. n I.If 9 80 f.-u1lf. -
WINES. a UnTrnrI. fIurIrtI tlerE ri llalA-
.II-.r-r. Taras Given rrnrr ~ hrnd rl.l re
80 - rail el---t one fn fhe c-tJ 70 Da-lls
r.ie liza DAG rf frrr A y ll
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Uorsrov. June 30 True bills OF indict-
nent were found to-day by the grand Jury
AGAINST Frank Burford, Ed Jamison and
John Helm, all negroes, ON the charge
of numbering the printer, M.
CHARLES William, in this city
al ihe colored Emancipation grounds, on
the night Of June 18Th.
The first open cotton Of this season comes
this year from the plantation OF Coionel
KYLE in Fort Bend county, where picking
vii commence on or about July IS. No
renort of worms vet in this section and
tbe cotton crop promises 20 be the finest FOR
years past.
Politics are lively here pending me co9n-
., convention. which takes place In this
city july 18th Stewart and Huicheson
are candidates for congress frum THIS DIS
trift. and on the preference tor congress-
man will the election q delegates largely
depeud. as the friends Of stewart and
Hutch, son viii each make giant fights ht
the urimaries.
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Pittsburg.
Special TO the Herald.

Special 70 the hetaiu'
PrrTsDuRG, June pa large number OF
our citizens attended the closing exercises
of Prof. J. NJ. Richardson's school at Lees
burg, in this county, to-day. This Is one
of the finest schools in the state, and the
patrons of his school are fortunate in OBJ
tanning the services of such an able teacher.
The citizens OF Pittsburg and vicinity will
hold a meeting at the academy on
Friday, June 30th, for the purpose
of electing trustees and arranging
the school for the next year. This is fine
opening for some middle-aged experienced
teacher 10 locate and build mp school. The
town will furnish an average OF from 10 10
$50 pupils.
Rain is needed in these parts. Cotton is
looking fine, but corn is suffering for want
Of rain.
Hon. Horace Chiffon addressed the citi-
zens 81 this county Of the courthouse on
last Monday evening, on the race for con
gress. Sentiment is divided In this county
among Hubbard, Chiffon and Jones, Of
Henderson.
III. A. Alternately add L. c. Davis are can
didaies for representative rom the eleventh
district, including Camp ana Upsher coun-
ties.
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Trrr 1uss s1.-Ths CITY Of Tyler clrh
rrs-H-iar rsTe en- ever relTllnE f ~.
~ ri1ve-rirr Hub5z-d- u has tEer' I
ro.rs II thu County cr1Feu-i1n-
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ConsIcAxA, June 2s.-Rev. Allison Tenn
pleton, well known throughout the state
and for the last three year pastor Of the
Cumberla Presbyterian church IN tins
eifv- died today at 10.15. He vii be
buried to-mnrr0U ct e. m, BY the
Masonic maternity The Rev. J. ".
poiu1ertr-. Of Austin. viii ye here 20
uresrh lis funeral sermon. HIS lasi re-
a1e.f that his s0n, Rev =. W. Temple
ion. Of Favettrilie. Teunessee, who e berg
III present. should ID bis pulpif mex SUI
Az. uill ts complied With
~ n. HoiliuEsUlrth- slperlfiel1eni 81
public eduea.icn. has aur1inied fruis-s =
a. j. Roberts % take Cnaree OF IRE nnrml-
.-fool. which curunfncss nFre nn tie 1il
ID 1nlv. untI the arrival 81 t-li-ssor iiorn'
Who VIII be here % take cg1irol On Tie
18Th rruE.
lev d.r1rlrafil convection met tle
-rn-rirr Eifh san reF-e7etfsii1i
/ r-..l- rrr-r r.-ra 'rr.. F--ruaneiIt cr-li.iza
Z firn. rifh II d Mlrciliief ~ IN TIE c.lri'
I - 7 ~ smith. -tc-tt1rg. ras-tiierfet
/ IL IRE h ciclotk. Instrnctions have teti
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Denton
Special to the Herald.


DENTON, June % In pursuance of re-
quest made by the city council large
number of our prominent citizens met
with them last night to discuss the feasible
ity of bonding our city for Sl5,O0O for the
purpose of greetings public school building
The bonds were voted The board OF school
trustees agreed to give $500 out of the
appropriation towards the enterprise
which, together with the public
school property, of the city, which
amounts TO about Sj,000 will build
and furnish us a public school building
second to-. no house in the state. The site
selected is on one of the fine elevated
knobs, comprising seven acres, for which
mans. etc, was appointed, consisting of
W. j. Austin, T. w. Abney and -
Brady, on the part of the city council, and
Hon, +. L. Piner and Judge j. A. Carroll,
on the part of the board of trustees of pub
Colonel w. T. Forbes aud G. L. Bayley
of the La France Fire Engine company, are
here for the purpose OF delivering to the
city La France engine recently purchased
by the city. On the trial of the engine a
committee from Weatherford, consisting OF
the mayor and three members of the
CITY council, are expected, also Ike com
mittee from Gainesville and Denison, as
these cities are in negotiation with the La
France company for engines oil their manu-
facture.
w. J. Austin, chief engineer Of our fire.
department, will extend an invitation to
the officers of your department to be in at
tendance so soon as the trial day is fixed.
A. NJ. Ault, esq, secretary OF the L. Il G..
w. railroad company, and teller OF the
Denton bank, has gone TO Austin and Gal
weston on q weeks recreation,
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held meeting NJ q O'Clock this afternoon
Outside NJ ilie regular routine N business
perlalnng IN l0cal mnliati0n,a resolution
wns PASSED declaring That vessels touching
nt Rev Wesi either 10 receive or dlschnfRt
ifelqit or passengers, shall be detained ~
quarantine upon their arrival nj this port
until twonty days shall have elapsed
snce touching or leaving that port also
that all vessels from any other port south
Of the 25lh degree Of latitude shall be DE,
tanned for twenty days ut the discretion Of
the board Of health,
A report In current on the streets to-
night that twelve bales Of cotton have been
stolen from the Shippers press
Ivy one of the employees. The young man
whose name Is mentioned In connection
with the occurrence, has left the city for
parts unknown. His flight confirms his
guilt.
Collections at the custom-house ut this
port for the fiscal year ending to-day, are as
follows: Duties on imports Sl,35S3ll IA;
tonnage, S2O,0O5. 20; hospital tax, 1881 6S
official fees. $3,32lG6 steamboat fees,
So, 1872 SO; fires, ETC., $526.3l storages,
So, 4SS II services of United States officers,
50, 975 so; miscellaneous, $907H; aggre-
gate, 81 ,305 sol OF. This recapitulation shows
q deficit OF over $300000 compared with
last years receipts. This deficit is coun-
terbalanced, however, by railway iron in
bond, upon which duties have not yet been
realized.
New issue of $500 OOOof Galveston county
G per cent bonds wos sold to-day to Mr. A.
j. Walker, of this city, at 974 cents and ac-
crued interest. Through this transaction
the county is enabled to call in a like
amount of 10 per cent. bonds outstanding,
The bark Kosmos sailed to-day for Liver
pool.
Galveston market for spot cotton closed
finn, quotations as follows: Low ordinary,
0 3.s; ordinary. 10 3.S; good ordinary, II 3S;
low mddling, II Sd; middling, IL Ia; good
middling, II 5'S; sales, lO5.
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served In the urine, and many other diseases
that read 10 insanity and death.
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win agree 10 lorieit Five Hundred Dollars for
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
Toau uersuus interested in The admins
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us-r1s dsaarse4 d. Harris has
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a final nreuunt which ull De- beard ai
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eats r-h dr5 ui June. A d l--L
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The bark kosmoS sailed To-Day LOT Liver
pool.
| finn, quotations as follows: Low ordinary,
0 3.S; ordinary. 10 3-S; good ordinary, IL 3'S;
low middling, II 3.4: middling, Il Ia; good
middling II So sales, lO5.
Color ado
Special to the Herald.
COLORADO, June 2S.-Though We are slow
to report the news items and incidents that
concern us here on the Rio Colorado, it
does not follow that this town is dead. Bus
mess is active, already some 10000
head of beef cattle have been loaded
and shipped to market from this place this
season. The wool trade has been cores
pondingly large. Some $4,000 head
of sheep have been brought into this
county this season, and there is every indi-
cation that another year will make this the
chief wool market, as it now is the chief cat
tie market, or shipping point rather,west OF
Fort Worth.
A test brick kiln has been burn
ed here and the brick prove
to be of excellent quality, and
already foundations ere going in for
two large brick blocks.
Dunn's mammoth hotel will be opened
on the first proXimO, and then our accom-
modations will not be such as to fully salts
fly the demands.
A new post route is established from Col
orado to Mount Blanco and Estacado, 100
miles north to open on first prox. 1t is also
understood here that the termini of rail-
road divisions are TO be established here in
stead of Big Springs as heretofore. AL
ready turn-table is completed here with
view to the change.
In the way OF personals, | can report the
marriage, on the 25th, of Mr.. q. W. Forbes,
confectioner and news agent, to Miss Mary
McGinnis, only daughter Of Judge McGinnis.
Others are frenzied at the sight OF the con
fectionate" couple, and are threatening to
commit matrimony on the least proyoca-
ton.
| regret to report the sudden death OF
Mrs. DIR. r. II. Lee last evening, as also
that of Colonel j. Itiordan, banker, on Sat
urday last, at st. Louis, whittier he had
gone for little recreation. Colonel Rior-
dan has shown a spirit of enterprise that no
other one has manifested here, and he is
great loss 20 our town.
In contrast with the sadness of the Intel
ligence Just mparted, it is refreshing TO be
able to report the occurrence OF some poht-
ical deaths on yesterday. In the mayors
court it came out in evidence, and receipts
were exhibited as proof Of facts that
on payment OF assessments of blood mon
ey the saloon-keepers, gamblers and pros
titutes we're permitted to run their business
unmolested for three months.
Certain political aspirant5 will hear some
thing drop when the fall election comes OIL
Huntsville gazette., 1882-12-16
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 1882

Iew days ago, and the following persons
We're killed: William Montgomery, Charles
Glass, Henry Hughes, Charles Baker, George
Price, William Price, Sam Mclaughlin,
william Kennedy and Wade Kee. Two
other men were badly hurt, one Of them, it
was thought, fatally.
The managers of the recent Garfield
fair erected in the rotunda Of the national
capitol wall Of boards to protect the his.
torical paintings. The wall turned a current
OF hot air on those works, partially destroy
Ing those representing the baptism of Poca-
hontas and the pilgrims at prayer, which cost
$40, 900 each.
A PROMINENT painter and artist, John
d. Lackie, committed suicide by cutting his
throat few nights ago at his home in Erie,
Pa. Financial reverses were supposed to
have been the cause.
WHILE skating recently five persons
were drowned by breaking through the ice
in London, Eng.
A sCHOOL-TEACHER at Cumberland,
o., named William C. Frazier, stabbed two
pupils recently in a general fight with the
big boys in school. One died in few min
IIfp
Huntsville gazette., 1882-12-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

I In the United States Senate on the
18th the Civil-Seryice Reform bill was dis
cussed at great length. In the House the
Post office and Agricultural Appropriation
bills were reported. A resolution calling for
| information as to what action had been
taken for relief Of certain soldiers from the
charge Of desertion was adopted.
MRS. COLLINS, wife of a prominent
Bradford (Pa.) man, who had been confined
in the State Insane Asylum at Buffalo, n.
l., was taken out on writ of babeas cor
| pus the other day, and it was stated that she
had never been insane. 1t was alleged
there was trickerY in the manner of her
commitment.
IHE total receipts for tolls on the
New York State canals for the season OF
1882 up to December /, were S65j, 1876. For
the season of 1881 they were 1851 ,62l. Last
year there were 211 days of navigation.
This year there were 241.
THE Land Court has decided the test
case affecting 1,200 tenants in County Mona.
CHAN, Ireland. The decision was in favor 0
! the tenants.
HE nominations of General Pope
and Colonel Mckenzie, to be Major Gener raj
and Brigadier- General respectively, have
been confirmed by the United States Senate.
ALEXANDER GARDNER, who achieved
national reputation during the war by his
Photographic work with the Army OF the
Potomac, died the other morning, in Wash :
ington, aged sixty -one. He was the origi-
! nat Of bo DoIi
FREMONT, o., for some time had two
murderers in the penitentiary, named
Knapp and Welsh. A pardon was recently
secured for he former, on the ground that
j ne was dying Of consumption, but he reached
home in robust health, while the corpse OF
Welsh speedily followed. The question
was, who made the mistake?
THE Marquis of Lorne received sew
eral threatening letters few days ago, and
an escort OF soldiers was ordered to accom-
pany his train over the Southern Pacific.
RECENT changes have been made in
the English Cabinet, as follows: Lord
. Derby, Chancellor of the Duchy of Laneas-
ter; Lord Harrington, Secretary Of War, and
Right Hon. Hugh Childers, Chancellor of
the Exchequer, Mr.. Gladstone resigning
the latter office.
A PORTION of the War Office at Mad
rid, Spain, burned to the ground few day 5
since. Twenty persons were injured, one
seriously. The library and part of the
archives were destroyed. The King was
present during the fire, and assisted in SUBJ
DUNG the flames.
By an explosion at the Enterprise
Mills at Manayunk, Pa, recently, two per-
sons were killed and several others were
injured.