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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-17
Fort worth.


Special to the Herald
Fonr WORM, August O.-Garnett, citl
zen, was robbed of $40 last night.
Jim Wilson was arrested to-day, charged
with robbery at III Paso.
Lieutenant Ripley. 9th infantry, Is In the
city on his way to TT. Leayenworth on de-
tailed service. Colonel Henry, of the 9th
infantry, is visiting this city.
Robert Roberts embezzcd $50 last night
from another boy aud skipped. -.
FoRT WORTH, August 1.-THE republic
can congressional convention met AT the
courthouse this afternoon before 2 O'Clock.
| ]. c.. Bigger was called 10 the chair.
Twenty-sx persons were present.
Arch Cochran, of Dallas, was elected per
manent chairman. He made a speech be.
fore taking the chair, in which he returned
thanks and promised to deal fairly. .,
On motion. George Burchill was elected
secretary.
A committee of three on credentials com;
posed OF Ware, of Tarrant; Armstrong, OF
Ellis, and Raynor, OF Dallas, were APP
| pointed.
| vice president, and took his seat on the
stand.
A committee on platforms and resolu-
lions, composed of Morton, of Tarrant
Armstrong, OF Ellis, and Raynor, OF Dallas,
We're appointed. ,,
While these committees were out, Elder
Dodsor, coiored, OF Fort Worth, was called
upon and made an address, conciliatory
and conservative.
The committee on credentials made a
majority and minority report, the split be-
ing on admitting Kaufman by proxy given
to w. Jesse Grant. The majority report
was opposed to seating proxies. The
minority wanted all proXiesseated. Messrs.,
| Ware and Morton opposed the seating OF
proxies. Mr.. Grant favored it. The vote
| being taken by counties resulted, Ia for
seating proxies, 7 against. This gave. rep
resentatlves to four counties out OF the
seven in the district.
During the waiting for the report OF the
committee on platform Captain Bigger, of
Dallas, addressed the meeting, charging
the democracy with many wrongs and
short comings.
The committee on platform made
their report, embraced in eighteen
articles. 1t favored public schools, emigra-
ton, repeal of the drummers' license,
and occupation taxes, favored change OF
scholastic age to 10 II years of age, on
a fair basis. favored the independent ticket,
indorsed l.. J. Davis.
The report was adopted, on motion.
1t decided that hereafter the proxies be
admitted unless the proxy be from county
represented.
G. II. Alteman, of Dallas, was elected as
sistant secretary. William Jesse Grant was
elected chairman Of the sixth congressional
executive committee by reclamation. Mr..
Grant made vigorous speech and strongly
favored the independent movement. The
republicans would make no mistake now as
they did in 1878.
Colonel Morton, of Tarrant county, G. r.
Stephens, of Dallas, r. Armstrong. of Ellis,
and d. G. Byrne, of kaufman, were elected
an executive committee, members from
Hill. Johnson and Bosque to be added by
the committee.
On motion the convention adjourned.
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Special to the Herald.

'PN'lhl w WV htIhlus
GEoG0ETowg, August 1.-THE district
court at this place, under charge Of Judge
u. swacker, who is here on business with
To-day the case of Rnckcr and Montgom-
cry vs.. the Austin q Northwestern railroad
was concluded, the plaintiffs getting judg-
ment for $2,0S5, and some cents. There are
four convictions for penitentiary.
Merchants are receiving goods for the fall
and anticipate a good trade.
Messrs. Maxey IL Fisher, who represent
the Austin e Northwestern railroad, re-
turned 20 Austin this evening.
Georgetown is still on the improve.
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Special to the Herald
DENIsoN, August 1l.-Dr. Lawrence A.
Washington died last night of apoplexy, at
his residence north of this city, aged 60.
Deceased was the granddaughter and near
est living relative of General George Wash
ington, and came to this city about seven
years ago, since which time he has been
FULLY identified with its progress. His re-
mains were followed TO the grave this after,
noon by a large concourSe of friends and
citizens of Denison. :.
The fruit-growers of this vicinity are dis
posed to ridicule the recent formation OF Il
state horticultural and pathological So
ciety in Dallas, as such an organ
lzation has been ia existence in
this city for several years. The country
about Denison is without doubt the finest
fruit land in the state, and the shipments
of both large and small fruits from here to
the north and west have been enormous
this season. While Denison will concede
many wonderful things to Dallas, she will
not concede anything that will detract
from her claim of pre-eminence as fruit
region.
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snecial 70 the Hersld.

Special 10 the HeFsld.
MORGAN, August I0-Great interest il
being manifested at the Methodist camp.
meeting, twelve miles north Of here. Fully
$50 people are on the grounds. Convert.
numerous. A general revival is expected
before the meeting closes next Monday.
Crops between here aud the Braz1s river
are fatiering.
The HERALD Is now regarded rs the most
valuable paper published IN the state be
cause Of the full and reliable fnArket re.
ports. oar business men say they won ID
not disJ-n-e with IL for twice the subscrip'
ton price.
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WoorAN WELLS, August ia fine rain
fall here yesterday. Crop prospects never
better. No cotton worms in this vicinity
but reported to be in the county below us.
A railroad from this point to Bremond is
theme that is now in lively discussion.
1t is needed.
Thirty-fvencw arrivals yesterday; among
the prominent ones are: Colonel j.. v.
johnson, OF the Houston Post; Hon. ID. NJ.
Prendergrast, of Mexia; Colonel John ID.
Rogers, and Captain William Christian, OF
Galveston; O. L. MAR, agent of the CALVES,
ton News; General Thomas b: Howard, OF
Houston; Colonel Thomas FL, Baker, OF the
Santa Fe road, and others.
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Tho eily m leave N absence, iils appoint.
niebt lbore was dhe ioonHom m olale here.
With whom he wntaf l0Rfciliofds, fnd gh0
wefe DESTROYS a thus 0lfpnsinR " him
Nelson, however, .ubWllllnr M be- Thus
ofppled IN ia helf hrnlnt Tie custom.
hoiio hne. has appealed w. The secretary "
The treasury, atd " IL stated uron god
authority will, within q few days, resume
lilg desk In the cuglOm.h01sc,
II 10 evbeoitd ihat the board Of health
viii lo-m1rrow announce strict quarantine
nnalust New Orlpnuq.
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

MCKINNEY, August 9.-The weather is
cloudy and threatening rain. --------.---.-...
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 2. Bowser and son, OF
Dallas. are visiting Colonel I. H. Murray,
of this place.
No cotton worms have yet made their
appearance, and the prospects for a good
crop are fine.
Your reporter took a ride on the East
Line railroad yesterday as far as Farmers
vile. The road is in a good
fix, and Farmersville can well be
proud of the most enterprising and
industrious people, farmers and merchants,
in the state for any small town.
Mckinney will be well represented at the
Confederate reunion at Sherman on the
10th.
We had two runaways on the square yes
terday; no damage of consequence done.
Justice Page has been busy to-day trying
the parties charged with making an assault
with intent to kill on some negroes close to
amsterdam, few nights since. As yet no
decision.
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Overflow.


OvERroN, August 9.-The trustees OF
Hubbard: college to-day elected Professor
J. r. Arnold president of said institution to
ill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Professor William Crow, who has been
elected superintendent of public schools at
Mineola.
An old negro, said to be aged los years,
and a mule SO years old died in this place
yesterday. Ovcrton is not seeking noto-
riety.
Norman is the new conductor on the FL.
& o. branch.
The foundry here is doing an extensive
business.
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Hubbard City.
Special to the Herald.

I pVUUIWI 10 IIIU IIUTIIU.
HUBBARD CITY, August u.-Hubbard
City celebrated her first anniversary to-day.
-Four thousand people were present. The
ceremonies opened at 10 o'clock, by an adj
fore dinner speeches were made by Colonel
Miller and Judge Stout, OF Corsicana. In
the evening General j. B. Robertson and
Colonel l.. A. Jones spoke. Music was
furnished by the Oriental colored band, Of
Waco. A large crowd was present from
Corscana and Waco. Everything passed
off pleasantly.
A ball is in progress tonight at Bishops
hall.
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spefial N The Herald.
IarrAsas. August 10-Bev. 6. W.
Briggs, Of Galveston, Brrived in the city
yesterday and will deliver lecture tonight
on the Destiny q Man" There are quite
n lace nun,har al visitors here ana ~
dnrir ft.r- r-ii he q large cadence %
bear tie nafed orffOr.
We were visited yesterday By q good rnin.
which iusurss r. good cotton crop In tbs
part Of ne state. Lrmp1sls cNpecis % %
a very lnrre western trade this fall.
This viii Be- the terminus Of the Santa
Re.
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Special 10 the Herald

CoRacAsA, August 9.-In The district
court to-day Jessie Rascoe, who has been on
trial for the last three days for the murder
Of Harry Lackey, was hcquitied.
Our first bale Of cotton was received yes
terday and bought By Nessrs- Cert Il Ra-
r,hsel for $50. with premiums, who ship
red il 20 MARI A Kempnsr, Of Galveston
Il was raised BIZ p Anderson, near Wing
Ter.
The Frpenbsck sts'e convention has been
called bv II. G. Still. Of Austin, chairmsn
81 the executive committee. % meet 81
Cor-icana on the 3ist Of this month.
One Of the heETlest showers Of the sea
son visited this section today, and n =
feared vii do more damage than goo1, -
caffon and corn hare both as much ~
nerde5. ar,d Il Is feared the moisture vii
bring on the boll-wurm.
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Abilene.
Special to the Herald.

ABILENE, August 10,-The' Episcopal
festival here last night was largely at
tended.
The Methodists are constructing very
stylish church edifice.
The Abilene high school employs three
teachers for next year, guaranteeing them
good salaries.
Five hundred dollars have been subscribed
to add to the old building.
DR.. Smith fell from the depot platform
last night and sustained some injuries. We
should have more light there.
Shep Taylor, from New York, arrived
here yesterday with 400 Merino bucks, the
finest ever brought to this market. He also
brought choice lot of merino ewes that
clip annually twenty pounds. Who can
beat it?
A refreshing shower fell yesterday.
IL. S. Memfree and party returned this
evening.
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Special to the Herald

Special 10 the hcrhlu'
WACO, August 9.-The republican county
convention met here to-day and appointed
delegates to the Austin state convention.
1t endorsed the leadership of Ex-Governor
T. + Davis. and favored The support OF in.
dependc~t candidates in all cases where
republican nominations are not made.
The lirst bale OF new cotton was received
here to-day and sold at public auction for
twenty-five cents q pound, Cleveland q
Cameron being the purchasers.
1t is rumored that prominent citizen oil
Groesbeeck will soon be announced as an in
dependent candidate for congress from thi.
district, in opposition to Mr.. Mills.
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Special to the Herald.
Bolton, August 0-The State Grange
assembled here at 10 o'clock yesterday with
a full corps of officers present, and the
grange opened In uniform in the. fourth
degree, Hon. Hand Baump, worthy mas
ter of Missouri, state and master lecturer,
was introduced. The addresses Of A. M.
Kellogg and A. N. Edwards, state lee
turer were highly appaudcd, after which
the worthy grand master arose and
delivered lengthy address, then recess
was given while the masters made up o, list
ofcommittees, which being accomplished,
some minor business was transacted and the
grange adjourned till this morning, To.
day was consumed by work and reports OF
committees, resolutions, memorials, etc.
Hon. Hand Baump will lecture tomorrow.
A good attendance of delegates are here,
and the morning promises to be interest
ing.
More rain here to-day and farmers COM
planning Of too much OF it for cotton.
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Marshall,


MARSHALL, August Ex-Governor Hub
bard addressed large and appreciative
audience, among whom were many ladies,
at the opera-house this morning. He Will
speak again at the courthouse tonight.
He goes TO Jonesville tomorrow morning
where a grand barbecue will be given.
The indications are for more rain.
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AIexia.

Special to the Herald.
MExIA, August 1.-THE first bale of new
cotton was brought here to-day by John
Eubanks; weight, 500 pounds; ciassed
middling. and sold at auction to Kawsler
Bros. for 49, cents; shipped to Galveston.
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NIexia.
Special TO the Herald.

MExIA, August 9.-Marshal Hord az
rested here to-day negro, George Wright,
on suspicion, for horse stealing. He had
two bay mares and one colt. Since the ar
rest he admits that he stole one of the
horses from Perren Evans, near Waco.
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s1slIN7 . DC H1T1lI
P11EsIrxE. Angus l0.-Ths streets are
crowded to-nighf With strangers from Al
ns-ts Of ths couutv 20 wines. the hanging
n Chess Tb0rnas tc-rnorrUT, fo- the murder
81 Houston McMesns, aDOth = negro. II
vi Be . crest disHI Poiu;msn' .ssths ex-cz
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TI-I--I . u III
Hous7oE. August s.-Ths congressional
couvsution l. sill in session ard perma-
nenfy orzznizsd. The basis q Representa-
ton vas chznred from one vote for every
three hundred, 20 one f0- every one
hrx1rsd md ErSr-iSa o. E.g I'D
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CURE YOURSELF!

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Nervousness, Confusion OF Ideas, Aver
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A POSITIVE CURE

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THE GRAND NEW BOOK
Theatrical & Circus Life
or the Secrets 81 TIE Stage. Green
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AGENTS WAITE d.

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METgOPOuIbE LIFE URTEllEB.

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M EsXICAM

4 Mustang Linirnopt is without an equal.
It penetrsfea Gosh md mIacle 10
Y tho very honS--making tho confiDu-
annoe OF pain and Inflammation impos.
4 sible. Its effects upon Human fIesh ana
/, the Brute Creation arc equally wonder
full. The Mexican
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-10

IN Colorado i . ten-acrc field. which
Is no more nor less than . subterranean
lake covered with soil about eighteen
inches deep. On the soil Is cultivated >
field Of corn, which produces thirty
bushels to the acre. II any one will
take the trouble 70 dig hole the depth
Of spade handle he will find i filed
with water. and BY using . hook and
line fish four or FIVE inches long may b
caught. Inc fish have neither scales
nor eyes and are pcrch-like n shape.
The ground Is q black mari II nature,
and IN all probability was q one time n
open body Of water, on which accumu-
lated vegetable matter. which has been
increased from time TO time, until now
Il has crust sufficiently strong and rich
20 produce fine corn. although Il has 70
be cultivated BY hand, as il = not strong
enough to bear the weight Of horse.
While harvesting the hands catch
great strings 81 fish By making : hole
through the earth. A person rising on
his heel and coming down suddenly can
see the growing corn shake III around
him. Any one having sufficient strength
10 drive rail through the crust win find
on releasing Il that Il will disappear ~
together Ne Territorial Entc,Prisc.
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Ana mt !. ny 4 makes ~ "a % have %
- =. ~ sl'sr 'ssss ar'ew. IN make me
Ana GARNER All A. ashes win an ancient tur-
key'~ wing.
fsch a. Ibave % sweep the Moor. and beat
Ana rsn about "a ~ a. ehesks ana curry
AMI fss-h H. nr'niay can o. beer and trim
rnr greasy I1uI<~
Aiir'-- H. yellow envelopes. ana Lick me
postage STAMPS
m man Nh pays me sIiies around with high
Ana /. ii vain ssS<- shr room . ssll- me not
AMI e..i- - No t,nnnle fro~n- II but sing
Ana ii - .ssEels resslve = dollars swo Per
week-
~ driver = : horSey swel and wears din
An ui-.sr ssssksd, mi y = up IL all the ways
4 MN no = Nanh.sran Beach vim purchase
Ana !. !.. y: ss'ars aaeas . 'raadie o. :
n rhsve neshInxcn nv han,l-. thas man viii
60 t..rsn .1l - ny la'iy love and azk her a
or e. ! have % fold my arms and rit upon :
AM 80 ju-r llk- the liuie boz whc loves his
SUNDAY -~chpol-
Ihave p hr,,-h hIs ovcrroat ere thought o.
And ~iih +. fesiher du=rer banx his panraIoons
Ana ~iih ~ daily marketing have :, home
WAL. f.r.n' ~. c.f,l...-e AMI tnc beet above
the hasket-top.
"a. 1--WE me tack thc happy days. the days !
u.cd NJ knpw.
wheu down Beside Oh <kinn~r's mill used "a
whrn p'a.. s'iro,.ly senie.i. made shs teacher
AMI -seke.i ~ s.Iken somc..t ia the zpirtIc d
tne pump
Tdlks rn sronr fhc hornets nest, and club the
Ana .1n< M -~ess Tncoerltn-. ana own Z
AMI ssIk IN ~ssi wn~re sleepy winds renl
rY~Kr <<atnf+ HfIt>1f.
AMI rhrp1 ,hr subtle briekta< q tne unsus'
p~xtiu< Es1t-
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ralus ~ berrs-6aekes ~ my Iuie playmate
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1sd:i-9 IN mIai-rr.rion< o. he brinilet
UNIr14m hull
WHIST hlI-s cnce mnrr ID hockey play and loal
r.un1 mn tswu
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NtIs FI4wn.
a prs's NJ s1rsIar. shsse professions Yer,
Before ItsrInt.i 20 : weful once boy.
O.. rke me- teck. "a. take me back unto -,
ntfhN.wi h1mc-
All ErSn ~ fnt<rznr precincts Iet me never
M~Ntr rU4m.
Hut STAY fnFrm. WrrrU rhe pine trees on IN
h'Iftp weIrIis uten-
WntrN thN -rI14l tAnys hunt rnc mu-krlt Auk
IL Nr1ktr unknown.
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