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Almost II Bloody Riot

AT LANCASTER, SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, S. G., September 2S.-A
special to the News and Courier from Ian
caster says; A political meeting was held
here yesterday, and was addressed by Col.
onel Cash. About the close of the meeting
difficulty arose at the stand between a
white democrat and Colored man. which
resulted in the former being wounded in
the head by blow with stick or q stone
At this time two or three pistol shots were
fired near the stand but no one was hurt,
Soon after this large procession of col
ored men on horseback came M the
street, one of the number having large
pistol buCked around his body. The ne
gro pointed the pistol at the white man
and said There's thcd u rascal who did
the shooting The white man gave him
the lie, and the colorcd man followed. I'm.
mediately after several shots were fired by
white men and the colOred man fell dead
\ number ofshos were then fired by white
and colorel men, and three other colorcd
men were killed and many wounded, The
authorities soon succeeded in restoring
quiet, which now prevails, II is believed
that the trouble is over
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Governor Coke at Daingcrllcld ycster-
day-A Batch of Newsy Items
From the Fort.
\ Residence at Waco Bnrglnriyed
and Then Fired The Flames
EXtinguiShcd,
Two Large Water-SpOutS observed in
the Gulf Yesterday.
The Governor Issues That Election
Proclamation.
And Other Interesting Specials.


brownwood.
Special 10 the Herald.
BEowNwoop, September 2S, Major ]. IL.
Davenport candidate for congress from
this, the llth congressional district, and
Colonel 5. IL, Barnes grecubaek candidate
for representative, and DR.. Bennett indie.
pendcnt-grccnback candidate for congress
rom this district, had a Joint discussion lnst
nightat the courthouse, in which Maio,
Davenport made an able presentation Of
democratic principles. Themaiori Is n ycrv
able speaker, and by his effort made many
q friend who will remember him in Noyem.
her. Colonel Barnes also made a very
able speech in support Of greenbacl pri,i.
ciples. f'''
District court adjourned here this morn.
ing. There were not many convictions this
term OF court, They are as follows; n NJ
Adams, theft of horse, sentenced 'four- vcar,
in the penitentiary; DIRK Saddlor. guiIty o
assault, fined S25; W, II, Cox, for perjury
five years.
There is good deal of sickness in tbi,
section, on account of so much rain.
Cotton and the wool clip are still com
ing in.
Weather cool and pleasant.
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\ ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
The Mornons.
TROUBLE BREWING.

SALT LAKE Cry, September 2s.--Goyer-
nor Murray in obedience to the law Of con.
gress providing ior appointments to I'LL
vacancies occasicncd by the failure to hold
an election In August, has appointed n
number of officials throughout Utah, In
defiance OF this law and of the Edmunds'
bill, the appointccs OF the governor have
been refused access to the reca,sea,.. a.., en-
places To which they have bes
This action Is in obedience ,,$.eS, d inpS
the Mormon leaders Thosy ~. ! sse,..'' II
criminal tn hold over are whiIE q by the
council and iniimidated by threGts of the
poygamists. Notwithstanding, writs of
mandamus were applied for yesterday to
enforce the titles of officials appointed.
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t'ili,,or.
tllmcr'
Special TO the IIerall,

GiLMER, September 2s.-Hon. j. IL.
Jones, democratic nominee for congress,
spoke here to-day to large and apprecia.
tive audience. His speech was well deliy.
cred and received. lie made many warm
friends Colonel $. II. Russell followed Col.
onel Jones to this place and spoke TO large
audience after Colonel Jones concluded.
lie announced himself as an independent
but announced himselfas being In full ac.
cord with the grcenbackers on finance.
His speech In the main consisted In abus.
ing the democratic party, which disgusted
the respectable portion of the audience, es
peoially the leading grcenbackers, whc
openly declared they would support Con
oncl Jones.
Business is good, Cotton Is coming IN
lively. Prices medium.
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failed to-day. Il is reported that bank
engaged IN diScountiug business psper
holds securities of the firm for SO..
Vni another bank for So5OOO
and third for Si0,GO. Ii is estimated that
the total liabilities will roach SlOO 600. The
assets can't now be determined. Emanuel
Hanson, one OF the firm, was arrested 10.
day on the charge oicrand larceny. ON the
complaint Of The Pacific bank. Id is
chained Hanson came into the bank YES.
terday and asked permission to take away
wiih hlm three notes made by Rcrenor i
Nor repreSeutug amounts aggregating
ABOUT sUOWN. Hanson failed to return the
hotcS To the bank, but returned them to
the makers Steps are being taken to pro.
tect the interests of the bank. Hanson was
admitted TO bail in the sum of SSlOO and
the examination orthe charge will be con
timed wv"
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robber and member of Jesse James sanr
has has been captured in kentucky, and hes in
in this city are not Inclined 10 place mnch
credence in the story.
Ihe repuhlicancongreSsional convention
Tor the 9th Missouri district met here TO.
DAY; IL was decided TO put no candidate
IN the field, which is understood To be A
virtual endorsement OF Colonel John 4,
CrlSp, bourbon democrat, but at present
OF the Sorehead order, who is running indie
pondently. Last year Crisp gained Sonsid.
cradle notoricty as defendant In n murder
trial at Sulphur SPRINGS, Texas, lie was
charged with the commission OF the crime
uurlng the war, but after somewhat OK.
clting trial of week he was acquitted.
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Washington News
NHrLuNE's rosrMAsrrR.

NNILINEF fOtfMAhrER.
WASHINGTON September 2S. The prcsi-
dent has appointed W. Reinhardt post.
master nt Abilene, Texas.
MRS, MlRA CLARK GAINES.
At the weekly meeting of the Women,s
National Labor league Tonight
Mrs, Myra Clark Gaines became
leader and made speech, in which She an.
nounccd that her membership would be an
active one. She expressed opinions as 10
woman's rights to labor and to vote OF an
extremely radical character. She said she
should sotl return to New Orleans, where
she would form branch of the organiza.
ton, and she expected TO give 200l) years 10
the work In hand, II il took so long TO 90.
cure the ballot TO women.
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Waco
SneclAl % tho lIrrnll


WACO, September 2S.-'rhc new operu
house company was organized last might
with n iu II amount Of stocl. subscribed, and
action taken to provide furniture. scenery
etc. The new theatre will be ready by the
LIST of December or earlier
General j. y, Robertson, independent
candidate for governor, went up 20 Hills.
boro today and will speak there to.
morrow. The General is doing some good
still-huning, which will bring down not n
few old.VeXan votes In November.
The residence of Mrs. Clingman was bur.
glarized and set on fire last night, but OK.
tnguished after considerable damage, Be.
fore daylight the fire broke out again from
sparks Of the first fire, but was put out after
slight damage
The Rosetta troupe sang here last night
ana the night before. The Batchcller6 & Doris
circus billed the town forto.day.
Twenty-Five hundred bales OF cotton bay,
been received 10 date.
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iIearne.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
HEARNE, September 2S.-Cotton worms
nave appeared to great extent in the bot.
TOM, hut no damage can be done this late.
Not much cotton is coming in, owing to
ihosmal pnce Colonel Lewis, a planter
this season. S"'''
fohtlcs are beginning 70 be the rage In
our county, One candidate drew a pistol
on another last night, but no damage was
W. q. Cain, of Tyler, Texas the Insurance
adluster, is here, by order OF the Texas As.
soclation Of fire underwriters, Terating our
pretty little town No incendiary ex.
posures escape his eagle eye.
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PnLApElrluA, Pa, September 2s.-Dur.
ing the night heavy rains looscned the
foundation Of tenement house No. ,023
Wallace street, and about 4 o'clock this
morning II fell, while eight or ten occu.
pants were asleep In bed. An were taken
out OF the debris In the cellar. Three arc
badly injured, all were bruised, but no lives
lost "
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Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald
FORT Worm, September 9S.-Two men
named Whitley and Bill Armstrong have
been stealing cattle for some time in this
county, and our sheriff offered reward OF
$40 each for them. Two deputy sheriff,
from Bosque county overlook and had d
fight with them. Whitley was killed and
Armstrong was shot through the thigh and
lodged in jail at Meridian, and the sheriff
requests our sheriff to send for him and pay
the reward
One hundred and ten bales of cotton onf
800 bushels of wheat were received TODAY
Two suits We're filed TODAY against III,
Texas & Pacific railway by A. S. Nicholson
one for $3.50 and one for s9,sSs, for dam
ages done cattle in transit.
Judgment was rendered to-day in favor
OF J. 5. Peters vs.. kemper Bros, artesiar
well bolcrs, for $29,S55.
Five hundred dollars occupation tax wa,
collected to-day. One marriage license an,
Two real estate transfers
The weather and trade are good.
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boIton
Special to the Herald.

BEroN, September 9S,-Bclton, since tho
LIST inst, has paid $4,000 for cotton. Re.
celpts to-day were over 200 bales. The
Belton City mills and lAn runs day and
night, Capacity, COO bushels of wheat and
10 bales Of cotton per day.
Inc Missouri, Kansas & Texas Is getting
Il liberal share OF patronage
The delegates to the State Baptist assoei.
atloh are arriving They will In all the
churches on Sunday next.
Crook, the walldst, begins his foot raoo
q race of l50 miles in twenty.nine honrs'
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.

DISASTROUS
CAIRO, i.S5 p, m, September 9s.--An
ammunition train has exploded near the
Cairo railroad depot Arabs and Euro.
peans are tleeiut from the scene. Thirty
persons are reported to have been killed.
ne explosions continue at intervals OF less
than haii minute. The railway depot is
now IN flames, The train caught fire, il is
ueHeNed, 10y spontaneous combustion
IN No HURRY TO LEAVE.
Contrary to rumors. General Wolseley
VIII not leave mere for fortnight, nor un.
ui the urgent questions awaiting solution
lu connection with the cOurts-martial. the
WITHDRAWAL OF u portion of the British
troops and the reorganization of the Egyp.
tian army are settled
BloTlNG,
There have been riots in sey.
erM towns in upper Eeypt ow-
ing to the efforts of officials
TO enforce demonstrations of loyaltyto the
khediye.
ORDERED TO TANTNH.
ALEXANDRIA, September 2S.--lt is stated
that two companies of the 10th regiment
have been suddenly ordered to Tantah.
HUMANE WISH.
LONDON, September ga correspoudent
at Alexandria telcgraphs that he is assured
mat the Egyptian government possesses
telegram from ltuine to Arab Pasha,
congratulating him on the supposed Egyp.
uan victory at kassassin, and hoping that
at the next feast Of Faraien Englshmen
would be sacrificed instead of sheep.
SECRETLY CROWNED.
y Vienna newspaper publishes story ia
me elect that the emperor and empress of
husSla were secretly crowned during theil
recent visit TO Moscow If the empe.
For survives till the public coronation, the
secret ceremony Will be considered void In
the event of his death, it will he made pnb.
lie, so rs TO avoid any difficulty in proclaim
ing the czaroyitCh Alexander ns the lawful
successor OF crowned monarch
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bold Theft of Diamonds

CiSctNNArI, September 9s.-rwelve thou.
sand dollars worth OF diamonds and valua-
ble jewelry were stolen at the exposition
building shortly after the doors opened thl5
morning from the exhibit OF G. Askamp,
The diamonds were insecurely kept in
showcase fastened with two small pad.
locks, and the owners had no one in charge
to guard the property, Visitors TO the ex.
position saw two men 80 to the showcase
and open 10 with such apparent ease as to
give me impression they were the owners.
Aiter selecting all they wanted they quietly
walked away. Ten minutes afterward the
theft was discovered
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

GALVESTON, September 2S.-The demo.
cratic senatorial and representative conycn.
ton met here tonight and nominated OK.
Mayor u. Z. stone for state senator: II.
!, labatt rom Galveston, as representa-.
tive; NJ. j. Hickey. Of Brazorin county far
the counties Of Bragoria ana Galyeston' and
J. W. Dennis, Of Mutagorda county inr
iloater from the counties of BraEoria. tai.
weston and Matagorda
Two large .watcr.spouts were observed In
the gulf south OF the city this niterpoon'
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SPECIAL 10 the Herald
HousroN, September 9S.-,Mary Ann
Waling ayoung girl, Gyears old daughter
OF John Waling, Of this city, left home at .
O'Clock yesterday to 10 to the Catholic
school in the fourth ward to take music
lessons. She has not returned home vet
anu Tears are entertained that something
has beiallen her. Her parents and the no.
nee nave been making a thorough search
Tor her, but without effect She is of slen.
der figure, nrcpossessjne appearance, dark
gray eyes, curly hair, Is sprightly and very
pretty, and when She left home wore a
light muslin dress.
The room OF Frank Damn was entered by
thief last night and lot Of clothes and
some money stolen No clue 10 the thief.
n delegation ofnine scholars left here To-.
day for the agricultural college NJ BRYAN.
Bishop Gallagher oi Galveston, with
twenty-five Sisters of Charity, will arrive
here tomorrow in n special car, via the
star n Crescent route. They 10 TO Calves
ton to establish a convent.
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Austin.


AUSTIN, September 2S.--The governor .o-
day issued proclamation for a general
election, November 7th, for state, district,
county and judicial officers, congressman,
and Tor locating the colorcd branch Of the
university.
The Reagan Cooperative association, z.
ot H., OF Falls county, capital $4,000, fled
u charter to-day.
George II Johnson, late of Little Rock,
employed IN the Wilson sewing machine
office in this city, skipped out with about
500 received from the sale of machines.
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Another Victim
oF rnr ruNNrL pisAsrEn,

NEW IonS, September 2s.-Ansthsr
death, making.threc in all resulting, from
the collision of trains In the Hudson river
tunnel recently, was reported this after-
noon at tho coroner's Office, that OF Eliza.
beth Ann Crammelin, school teacher %
years old.
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An Array,


COLUMBIA, s. O., September pa din.
Guilty occurred on Bear creek, Fairfield
county, last night, between DR.. w. r..
Sykes and three brothers named Brlggman.
George Briggman was shot and Instantly
killed by DIR. Sykes. More shootinS Vas
done, but no ono else was ipjurc0 N.
Sykes surrendered himself TO the alilhok
Ipg
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Commercial and Financial.

Ntw YORK, Septcmbcr 2S.-'rhe stock
market opened irregular but in the main
ut an advance from Yesterdays closing
prices. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4
indianapolis, however, was |, and st. Louis
Il San Francisco preferred lower. I'm.
mCdiatcly after the opening the market
was somewhat irregular, but subsequently
became weaker, and sold down ! 10 4,
Michigan Central, Louisville 4 Nashville,
OREGON Il Trans.Continental and Delaware
Lackawanna Il Western being most conspic-
uous in the downward turn. At II O'Clock
n rally of to took place, Michigan Cen
tral leading therein.
FUTURES.
NEW IopH, September 2S.-The Posts
cotton report says; Future deliveries de.
cined: September : points, the latter
months 3 points, but not only recovered
the loss but October advanced points
above yesterdays closing quotations. At
the third call September brought II O.,
October II II to II i2. November II %, De.
cembcr II 81, January II ~, March II 10,
April II 81, May II CD.
TOBACCO.
RALElun y. G., September 2S.--Reports
from the principal tobacco-growings sections
of the state are to the effect that the crop is
very good. There is large increase OF
acf, spe, aud IN the western sections the
quapiN ~, the leaf is high, particularly of
the lannon's North Carolina bright The
yield promises to be unexceptionablc. The
crop Is being rapidly gathered and cured.
Improved methods of curing have proven
of great value In increasing the quality Of
the crop, But little damage was done by
the rain.
HEAVY frisco FAILURE.
SAN Francisco. September 2s.-The firm
of kelmerich & Hanson, .well-known whea,
brokers and dealers In promissory notes,
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Special to the Herald,
DAINdERHELD, September 9S.-- Senator
Coke spoke here to-day to good audience.
lie handled the Independents without
gloves. Great enthusiasm prevails among
the democrats
Crops are fine and a heavy yield Of the
ileecy staple is anticipated.
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AsSArolis, Mp., September os.--Amonr
the successful candidates for naval cadet.
ships arc Joseph N. Allison and n. L.
Howard, Of Texas, and w. II, Caldwell, Of
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There is evidence of cholera or cholera
morbus in the state oi Chiahuahua. There
n town of 1000 inhabitants. A similar
disease, but less violent appears in that
region every year, caused by cutting dye.
wood, The government has taken meas
ures to prevent the spread of the epidemic
by establishing quarantine. There Is
alarm in the infected regions.
lNorE,-The names Of localities In above
item concerning cholera are very indstinct,
and consequently cannot be vouchcd
for.-Enl
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Special to tho Herald.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, September ga dis.
patch received here to-day states that Jim
Cummings, the notorious horsc-thief train
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Mexican Advlces

ClTy OF MEXICO, September 2S --Yosler.
day treaty was signed by Senior lnariscal,
Mexican secretary of foreign affairs and
Senor Herrera, Guatemalan minister, def.
nitely establishing the boundary lines be.
tween the two countries, The line pro.
posed many years ago by Mexico was aC-
cont aG
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
8O6 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS

On Our First Floor offering complete line o
eans Lndseys Fannes, Repelens Blankets Beached and
brown Canton Flannels, Bleached and Brown Domestcs
lotion Plaids Chevios Hickory Stripes, Prints, etc
On Our Second Floor are offering as complete line
VI Notions, Hosiery, Gents Furnishing oods Cashmere
Ms' Especially suited to our Western ade), Custom
made Overals, ETC.. offered in this market
t. on Our Third Floor we offering the most complete
e Se Oh Mems Boys and Chirens Hats, comprising B..
se'sons and Hurst Sons Hats, gotten up especially for
Tr T Cow Boy trade, also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
Sas Misses and Chdrens Sailor Hats Trunks Valses and
sches also Towers Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats ETC..
ever offered by us.
W. We earnestly solicit inspection of Stock before
making purchases.
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Marine llulletln,
nnnr or Nrw Nnnr

FORT OF NEW YORK,
NEw YonK, September 2s.-Arrived. The
Prentland. Arrived out The Echo, Freid.
erich, Meyer, Wyoming
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PERSONAL.

Judge DeArmand, Of Mckinney, was in
the city yesterday.
Thos. Holman left yesterday for Louis
Vile 10 attend the races.
Judge J. W. Ferris, OF waxahachie, was
In the city yesterday on legal business.
George Dexter. Of insurance notoriety,
len yesterday for jefferson and south
Texas
Judge J. r, Fleming, Of Cisco, was In the
Si,y Yesterday, uuest At The Grand
; Mr.. +. II. Mcspa1den, prominent mer.
chant Of Corsicana, and Mr.. q. n. burgess.
efths zane place, AZ n the city.
.' ~; nenry Friend, f:prsse MI =, y,
: 1o,dsy si(sr vssy snooeesful trip.
Jqsaice ". n. Edvarda, who has be. 4
coninsd q bone for s9vsFG DAYS past, ,
eeos Yesterday.
o.. oSisssSs bus'inssos I au|ss, '9 81
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Crsddock's
The name of Craddock has long been ia.
miliar in Dallas and all north Texas. He
is recognized all over the country rs the
leader In his business. Keeps the largest
aud best stock of wines, liquors and cigars
Of any retail house In the state. lie buys
in large quantities for cash, which enables
him to buy good goods tor the same or less
than Others pay for inferior goods, Grad.
dock attends strictly to his own business
and never misrcprcscnts his goods, (he don't
keep any fifteen year old whisky We ad
wise every one to 10 to Craddocks, where
they can feel assured that they will get the
best. Craddsck shows no avorites. He
gives the poor laboring man the same bot.
tic that he gives the banker.
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TALKS MILWAUKEE BEER.

o, yes o, yes Good people, all,
Nj lie and female great and small,
Put on your specs, or lend an ear,
While we tell of sparkling Beer
II is not made of rice and stuff
With harsh ilavor-impure enough
To stupeiy and drown the mind,
And make man always unkind.
No, dear friends, the Beer of Falk,
OF Milwaukee, is all the talk
Of men and women where'er sold,
1t is SO pure refreshing, cold.
Pure barley and the best Of hops
Are well brewed, unmixed with slopS:
'Tis rich of flavor, body stout,
Sure no one should do without.
For twill make you fat and funny;
Make your lifetime bright and sunny;
Goes well by gas-light, sun or moon
Sold at any ilrst-class saloon.
For sale by LOEB II SCHwABACHER,
Agents Falk's Milwaukee Beef
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The Hull Dog Left.

The bull dog caught him by the seat OF
his pants, drawers, and all as tho ira!e pa.
him, Tige,n and away went the seat of the
pants, but no so with the drawers, which
the brute tuggcd at In vain but failed to
tear. The dog held on with the character
islic Of his breed, and as the young man
tossed q kiss TO his darling and glided
over the hish plank fence he carried the
dog with him, 70 the CONSERVATION Of the
old man. He. had on o pair Of G. II,
Clancey's double.scated drawers, and on
earningi II the old man went and bought a
lot OF them at Clancey's, No. 0i2 south
Main street, besides lot Of shirts and un.
derwear manufactured there at the very
lowest prices.