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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-25
Political and Religious

ATLANTA, GA, May lS.-The state demo-
cratic executive committee met here today
and called q convention to meet July 18th,
in Atlanta, to nominate state officers and
congressman from the state AT large. Each
county will be entitled to representasi!n
double that in the legislature. No
method is prescribed for the election
of delegates. The first Tuesday in July
was suggested as a day for selecting dele
gates.
Presbyterian church met here to day and
organized for session by c]lecting Il. NJ.
Smoot, of Austin, Texas, moderator. re
opening sermon was preached by Il. L.
Parrish, of St. Louis, moderator.
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NEW York, May Is -Lececaya HolGwaY,
the ~defaulting cashier of the First National
hank of Poughkeepsie, was discharged az
cured from the lunatic asylum Saturday,
Add arrested Oh a warrant at the doors vi
the asylum. He WAS brought here and
lodged in Ludlow street jail. To-day he
was brought before United States Commits.
sloner Shields and bail fixed at $4,000. de
remains in custody unit, the bond is given.
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New York, May lS.-Tha insensib'e
oody OF DR.. II. W. Kendall was found on u
meadow near the county Dol house ceme-
,ry. fur miles from this city this morn
with a bullet hole between the eyes.
AIkit of rcsurrectiouist's tools was found
near the body. 1t is supposed that Ken
dali was engaged in body sn2tchiug and
either shOt himselfo or was shot BY d COM
yauion. lie cannot live.
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MEMPHIS, May 1-.-Leyi Post, a former
living eight miles below Memoirs, was shot
lead lasi ni,hi. Suspicion points 10 one
Clark, with whom Post had a lisht near the
scene of murier early iu the evening. Clark
eft tor home az 3 O'Clock. Post remained
until o., and was shot as be WAS Iiding along
he road. The report of th5 guu was heard
Y seysrs pers DIS.
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Nrw YDnF Say 49, Tho following at'
me lotol net receipts 0f cotton Ut OIL ports
since September iaf. Galveston, il7 $40.
New Orleans. l.t5i.CJs, Mobile, 2j1,oG4.
savannah, 7t28lGi Charleston, 49,.
.DE Wilmington, 132.5i3, Nor.
.fly, 5s5,OlO; Baltimore, 8iiGi;
New York, tG55 jG Boston, 2lS go,
Providence, n ~; Philadelphia, n. lU2.
CITY Of West Point, IN, III; brunswick,
G,S2l; Port Hoval, % ZOE; Pensacola, lO,l37i
Portland, 1904; lndianoln, l3,Gl1; Wash.
ington. 1O,5Dl Total, i,4J6,3s2,
COHPAEATfyE STATEMENT.
Comparative statement Of cotton for the
week ending to-day: Net receipts 81 oil
United States ports during the week 1859;
same week last ycpr, 1913. Total receipts
10 this date. 1 I0G $50; total to same date
last year, 5,ii5,l7l. Exports for week, o.
l2O; came week last year. G2,l3j Total eX-
ports TO this date, 3,lGl, 70i; same
date last year, 39S7,325. Stock at all
States ports, 400, 2G5; same time last
year, 53O,0l7. stock at all interior towns,
II ,0S2; same time last year, 0O,G2j. stock
ut Liverpool, Gl GOO; same time last year
lS3, goo. Stock of American aiioat for Great
britain, 10000; same time last year, 49,
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Opposed to Division.

NORFOLK, VA, May 19.-At the session of
the Episcopal council to-day, Bishop Whit
tie refused to entertain the question of a
division of the diocese. He claimed that,
under the canons, he alone had the right to
take action in the matter. Considerable
discussion ensued, when me bishop stated
that il the council decided to have Il meet
ing of the parishes the coming year, and a
majority Of the parishes favored division,
he would not oppose such action but, un-
til he was satisfied the majority of the par
ishes favored it., he assumed his prerosa-
tive. A plan will be offered Tomorrow for
ascertaining the wishes and views Of the
Iaity on the subject.
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AUGUSTA, GA, May ia special 20 The
Chronicle from Athens says that in the
az OF the state % g in-t Ecsols aad john
core. ior tie kiln OF ~y9undtr7e. the Jury
bound a verdict oT gully ct assault WlIu 90.
-aft 10 murler. judge Erwin sen .Heei
ff, p~-is0gtr o. tie pgnitentiay Tor frn
-.rs. Probably tlp cise VIII be catr.. %
.hc supreme court.
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WAFufvsr1E, My 1.-THE ummi-si0rs
lrIUI.sr ailirs hos iu-t resolved .hc 81
I.in. ~t-I---am from IuliIu Agent Level
800. concerning fhr r-tlrH-.d fnuubi.
Ha Mr-caiara Air r Nrr M.Eap:
DO ca. ORC aasr.F. I.F Do Hy eur 90. viz
T.rar-f Err r.. IT. D.liu...lIl- 90
Fr araiHe ID U-fHrs
ver af fle Ilur ri c1HErezs % MATE
.lt.I Or tle -Ihsisruee of In
Cd. srI ir fi- Of -Lr flr that tle ree'
n .u- lf l..l ui nllf Ilsf sIiu s11ui
IH.r J.. aud rlsf uIH-- Indians have Do
rf-s q 81 -lt-is jug themselves, BE- seems
20. o.. frst Dr. uiI b. % brftrr policy ~
.srar D m b. rti- r-r DEPARTMENT. Whiah
s..iil fat+ cla-rr oI th-m befre s'arga-
lr crmreis fl-fn t0 commit dcpre1a-
ff1. u.icl VII ulIurllly lcad 20
.r.af lusz Of hie snd Destruction
.Frrrerr. A. ss ns supplies are cut
~ 49, I'd iira-r wi LaFe % acL There
f-a fffrE 90 nIrsnhie fararuuTs % take
rlr-sp I'll tfe utaalora ApaeIss Il once.
Euf. NJ aftort 81 fulce cen clmfs- them %
~ma.n nu tb- rrarVsti o. and siarre. The
-.-t..n 81 U-lersss in his MISTER simply
a-r.s % fne MescalU-a- eEfermrnatinn-
rs7rusa1 LIEuEILTE. Agent.
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P~umAUrLruIs. May 1.-THE Nav nu"i-
.sr OF the Textile Record just issuel. r.a-
sira r msss OF valuable reading re p 3D.
IHiaccd a%auiicr ton and false IA -ie Hi
twtresn ao.fan. Factors at ~ .IIfrr-H
ia uuiu- p1r.4 nd y number o DOT. hero
u~iil1ers .ain Boz testify ing that t-.uduleIt
IA King iss,rr rare indeed, ant that thc
cha-ees 80 fr--ly made In En- -I are
sros-ly eza-Gcrl ted.
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Yesterday morning Mr. Ed smiih's little
son. Willie. got Mr. Hanc7cE's horse -ira
ran iva with him and threr him on
at-eet, near Mayer's restaurant. To- rte
feT5w ~was-uicked mp insensihie ans earned
INFO a boarding house near By, AMI we
coon brought N. He vas not seriously
hurt. but bruised NJ considerably about
~ Narn
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New YonK, May 19.-Failures through
out the country for seven days reported to
New York numbered 124. OF these, II
occurred in the eastern states, 81 IN
the western, SO in the southern, q in the
middle, u in the Pacific states and terrific
ries and 8 in New York city. This is an
increase of 7 over last week. Failures IL
the city Of New York are not significant.
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New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Timcs-Dem-
Gratis ST.. Martinsyille special says Three
nuudrcd men yesterday took Joseph
f.. Jenkins, who murdered his brother
iulaw, r phael Costello, Monday night,
from the JAN and took bin to the place OF
murder, NEAR BrruaX bridge and hung him.
On the way from St. Martiusyiile thgl anne
across q colorcd man named Euycuu Azar.
who killed a young man asst year. Azar
was also hanged on the same tree with Jen-
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Brownsville, Tennessee. Democrat: Cap
tain Stokes, an old river man, was killed by
the buffalo gnats last week on Hatchie river,
neal Henning's station. He had been fish
ing a trot line all the evening, and was 50
intent upon his occupation he did not pay
attention to the millions of gnaJs biting
him. That night his'face and head was SO
badly swollen from the poison that he died
after intense su fTering.
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CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIANs.

CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIANs.
NASHVILLE, May 19.-The genera! assem-
blv of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
met at Huntsville, Alabama, yesterday,
and Rev. S. II. Buchan, Of Little Rock,
Arkansas, was elected moderator. Rev.
W. J. Darby, of Evansville, moderator. OF
tha last assembly, delivered the opening
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Nru YORK. May s-This NJ e-no7n
-hite serrf e. were being held at he Euis-
49, church Of the AunuuciatiO Cd West
Fourteenth street, a young mand s-ed IKE
l-1rrer enter the vestibule, d. "a pistol
AID shot himself IN the bead. Ire occur
renee did not interrupt the ser rces. he
-az a Frpuchman.
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The soliciting committee Of The N1uh
Texas Cotton and WOODEN Nils meet ct
the Board Of Trade rooms ct 5 n-ciock yel
fe-lsy afternoon u elected NJ n e.
efpvruarn permanent secretsrT- Nearly
Al the members we're present ? oeter-
mined 20 take the field 81 the earliest dag
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CLEVELAND, o., May lS.-This afternoon
the American Eagle exploded a steam
drum when tw.lye miles u from San
lusky and racing with tac steamer jay
Cooke. A fireman, T.. Bite, was instantly
killed, and n dcck-hand. +. WaJtcry,
fatally injured. Engineer Johnson was
badly scalicd about the face and hands. a
tug lowed the EAGLE to Kelley island, the
huh being uniujured.
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m6fiy ni,eo dolepaits aiie0Gi6f. Hwao
1iGfflff4 we're h1f Ntfefehfei Tho plaf
ffm Fas M fiflh hgnft Antl monopoly
ffee0haft pinif0fui a fnll state nokel Nas
nominated, headed Nv Iiinfnlf A Afm
Trlbnho, NJ n candidate iof governor
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Loyuo-. Msy i3.-Fsrr o b NJ are cd
;l c--1a.-ti.n viih inr MURDERS Of G. y.l-
dish a. @ Blrks . uov s1 gen rai in IRELAND
iar tlc rea.s-,y trav Ins OUTSIDE 1
fr- nH cr pflF io-
Nov Hutrralts pftflr OBI .IHI |Ht-
t..T or Amrrcs re-iff fe e lIie course
fIeferr frm soma. u. Egrp+ &C.,
that ODD. taiiI.- uI fa .ul rs
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nm rr he cnrus go sucresfli
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ti~r r-am ar-t eu -uiraei- ard UIeu Ti1-
.r-s fhe fm-amtrf II n0utiCs In Ire
49, $50 ~ heal az ~ Der -ures.
1870 WarIa T. rhr h0use n con-
- ~ ~-a- anln. 90 flaf motion ~ he
-----f railing rf fhe rerresirn hlL. the
.r..r-- r-rr,rr-f fhrt ~ only paragraph
Z ODnrna1's amsndmelf in order ues
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m-rf 40 - nrrilirT. lrnnel oenqune
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NASHVILLE, May l0.-After three bung-
ling attempts to hang Rea at Pulaski he
was finally swung of. He made no CON
~fessiou, as it was thought he would do be-
fore hi. final exit, neither denying nor con-
Tossing his guilt.
AUGUSTUS LEIGHTON.
NEW York, May ~19.-hugustus d.. Leigh
ton, the murderer of Mary Dean, was
hanged this morning a. o;45.
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bial h hef fnrl aod nome T6e nan 1lt
Nv " distant 4hd dftolnl6 olhy0h vent
u4hed nhe ~ fudiaH, and slept hIn Tree
Nv NE fHfe ~ ihlg tfnfillng HflfY NJ foie
ifo w1meh held lfue NJ haf eletidd mr.,
finro yoyf, qouRlit out her fHeffaht spQpfe
ahd lived Win hin W. ihe 0pen Alf, untH ~
her ngsistanCe they mahaftd 10 raise q fndn
roof Ovef theif heads And nav an0tlior
'ofin ~ n weo baby, which has recently
its appearance IN tho mountain
and Which IL claimed "a their own,
iut ~ which the neigbbors assert that they
ave no right or title.-fInter.Ocean Letter
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Boat

BosroN, May 19.-In the Harvard college
class boat-races on the st. Charles river to-
iav. the senior crew won by n hall
length ahead OF the junior crew. Time, II
MINUTES 10 seconds. Distance, two miles.
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SUNK.

EVANSVILLE IND, May 2l.-The steamer
W. II. H~anshauser was sunk at West
Franklin last night and is a total loss. J..
was the property Of J. u. Morris ~ Co., and
vas uninsured. One he was lost
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SYRACUSE, n. Y. May 10.-Dr. II. ",
Rental, the physician who was shot while
preparin. to rob a grave at. Onondaga
nm Tnursdar night, died tO-niEht.
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Isrpo. Nay E-WHiEn Msntsrs, fJrs
mar couposltor and printer Ofths socialist
rsr.r. he 3 her. hss ben a-estsd- an
- o-drv a-Iairu-f IN Bcg E--ei POI
eur. on IN chs-rs q pubhnafton %
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Executed.
TRIED TO CHEAT THE GALLONS,

CIyc1NNATI.O o., May 19.-The T~imes-Star's
special from Pulaski, Tennessee, says; W;
W. Rea, whowas to hang to-day, swallowed
q tea-spoontul Of morphipe early this morn
ing. He was partly relieved Of it and it
was supposed would live to hang later to-
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WV YorK, Nay ia Charlotte, S7-h
Carolina, special 70 he Pc says: The
fT7th suuive-sary Of the Mecklen rg
C0uutvD eclarnti0n Of Indepe 1dsnceis -
ealeh-afed. The festivities heun { dag
unh q military d splay and w1d last auth
a-fu-aFv ufgff. -
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HsrrrzEuEs. Pa, Nay 1s-Tbs g-esD-
bsek STATE convention met here today Eita
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WAsnrrGror. Stay E-The senate today
confirmed William A. Many rs assistant
attorney General ofuis United States and
j. +. Eppnr postmaster o. Darieu. Georgia.
Tie nuus. ioreisn Affairs committee met
arlia to-day d resume THE investigation OF
tie afafr af tie Peruvian company.
Jsr-b T. stipherd appeared IN fhe COM
mite ron win o goed slzHd hand hag
.rfich uas immeliafelY cuniecfured o. BE-
nd with c~1-urleIr for the ilfTrmufi0n
a. rhe culum.ttfe. ~EutrncnE emuug other
rsfer= 3 sfarsmcut preulreI b Ship
btrd. HChsifmsn Millisms asked
Shfpberd ~ he vss rsaty % furnish copies
~ ~ cnfresp1 udrnce - Ween himself and
80 urs1rs -h1ms1erHr in rHEard 70 the
Wf~sr nr~auir ri11 or iects 81 D Peru
~irn rmpany -htuhern ansEered That be
We sai; Ist vs a.. s :, iE,s g gssas
sslPs = q sny q s. fa-@s
~e.rrfrts Tue oomnff6ethsn veut mt
w--~te csnsaiiafion. AftG about e
-ir~-~ - 8oars r-rfr o. psned and t. =
se-red that tie c01ni1ies bad arsd ~.
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Washington AdvICes.

Washington, 14.-The comptroller OIL
the currency has authorized the Mer-
chants National Bank ofHelens, Mont.
to commence business with q capital OF
$50. 600.
The postofice at Atchison, kansas, has
been made free delivery Office, to take
place July LIST.
A committee waited upon the Presi-
dent to-day and invited him to attend
the Garibaldi memorial exercises to-
night. The committee was informed that
while the President was in sympathy
with the object of the meeting, other en-
gagements would prevent his attendance.
The bill to establish additional collec-
ton districts of Wilmington and Eureka.
introduced in the Senate by Farley, and
in the House by Representative Cherry,
now only awaits the executive approve
to become q law, having been amended
in the Senate to create ports Of delivery
at San Buens Ventura and Huneme
The House, yesterday, concurred in these
amendments.
Counsel for Sergeant Mason will again
tomorrow call the attention of the Pres
ident to the case. and seek his release
from prison.
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GaribaIdt,s Monument.

Washington, 14.-The GAribaldi Monu-
ment Association had memorial meet
ing this evening. Representative Kasson
delivered eulogy. Letters of regret at
their absence we're resolved from Pres
ident Arthur, ex-Secretsry Blaine, Col.
IDgersoll and others. The Presidents
letter said: although unable to show by
his presence his hearty sympathy in this
monument to honor so illustrious soldier
patriot, it is gratifying to him to know
that his fame is to be perpetustsd here in
an enduring form" Blaine's letter con-
tanned the folio wing: 81 am sure you
will find ss warm an admiration for the
chivalric old soldier on this side of the
water as in the land of his nativity, for
whose liberties and whose regeneration
he has done so much. I will gladly CO.
operate in the movement to honor his
name by an appropriate monument on
American soil"
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The Forest Fires.

Milwaukee, 14.-Specials from the res
Rion Of the forest fires in Missouri to the
Republican, states that at least 80, 600, 00C
feet of standing pine have been destroyed
in Pike River country, and the fire. il
still raging in the region Of the north
western portion Of Wisconsin and the
peninsula Of Michigan. Reports from
the line OF the Wisconsin Central road,
states that rain last night has checked
the fires somewhat, but it it is doubtful if
they are extinguished. The latest re-
ports from Milesville, the central portion
Of the state, and where the most serious
fires were, states THAI q heavy rain has
extinguished the fires and all danger il
passed. Many million feet Of pine has
been destroyed, but even the approx
mate loss can't be determined.
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Boston, 1.-THE New Hampshire Club
had its annual dinner at the Revere
House this afternoon. There were two
hundred and sixty gentlemen present.
Among the prominent guests Of the club
we're the secretary of the navy, Senator
Frye, Collector Worthington aAd Geu-
eral n. P. Banks, sill of whom spoke on
national affairs. After an hour spent in
dining and social intercourse, the chair
man introduced, with brief snd COM
plimentary address, the secretary of the
navy. VIM. E. Chandler, Who spoke st
some length on the wretched condition of
the United States navy.
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The Strikes.

Columbus, O., H.-Gevelsnd Authori-
ties called on the governor for troops to
qUell the rioting strikers, and were n0ti-
fed that they had power, with the sheriff,
to call out posses in the city and county,
and the state would not interfere till those
proved inadequate. There was no trou-
BILE.
Cumberland, Nd I4-stonss were
thrown upon buildings occupied By the
Consolidation imported miners last
night. No one was injured. The sheriff
was at Eckhsrt all day, spprhending q
disturbance
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TELEGRAPHIC
EGYPT.
The strained situation Con-
Itnnes-EUrOpeans Leaving
as Fast Rs POssihIe

Paris. IA 1t lie announced from Goa
stantinople that the Marquis De Noilles,
sDd Lord Duferin, French aud British
sm bssasdors there. supported by other
diplomats, have energeticsl!y urged the
assem- bling of the conference.
Alexandria, 14.--The governor has ia
sued proc 'smstion declaring the arrival
of the Khedive and Dervisch Pasha il a
guarantee of order, and citizens have
consequently resumed avoea, ions. A
turkish frigste has arrived. The Khedive
received diplomats, officials and several
leading Europeans.
Vienna, I4.-The Austrian Lloyds
sent two aud the French MessSgeries
msritiDes, seven large steamers to Alex.
andrls for the purpose of removing
Europeans who desire to leave the
country. Upwards of 900 refugees ex-
pect to arrive at Trieste on Sunday.
Cairo, 14.-The panic is Increasing.
The exodus of Europeans continues. The
offices OF the European cemptrollers and
several banks are closed. The English
and French comptroliers general have
gone to Alexandra. ALI of the officials
have obtained leave of absence. Prob
ably all branches Of the Egyptian ad-
ministration, including the Oaisse of the
public debt. will be transferred to Alex
sndrls. ltls reported that Sien ken Wicz,
French consul general, asked to be re-
called. Slenkien Wicz called q meeting
Of French subjects to-day, and said he
declined to be responsible for their secu-
riLV,
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Sweet Girl Graduates.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y,I4-yassar Col
lege commencement occurred to-day.
Inc yslealcIory was delivered by Miss
jennie MeClellen Paterson, of Washing
ton territory. Among the far west grad
ustes are Inc following candidates: For
the secood degree 10 ats, Emma Laura
Sutro, OF Sutr0, Nevada; the candidates
for the oaccalapreate degree are Mary
Berta BrItton,. Francisco; May Lucy
darker, San francisco, aud Jennie Nc.
Clellen Paterson, Valla WsiIs, Wash
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New York, May 9.-Argument was
heard to-day in the supreme court on re-
turn to writ of habeas corpus obtained yes
terday by George Scoville, commanding
John w. Guiteau to produce Francis NJ,
Scov;le in court this morning
charging that she was illegally re-
strained of her liberty by her brother,
1t also says since the late Guiteau trial Mrs.
Scoville has sh own strong evidence of men,
tai disturban e. The court room was
crowded. Scoville was present with his
counsel, John ID. Townsend, and near by
was John w. Guiteau and his lawyer Jas
Armstr lng. The latter read the return of
John w. Guiteau to the writ. The return
denies that Mrs. Scoville is in the custody OF
or restrained by John w. Guiteau of herlib-
erty, ana says he does not know OF her
whereabouts, and therefore he could not
produce her in court. Mr.. Townsend then
made application to have the return ira
versed, and read an affidavit of Scovile in
which the latter still declares himself of the
belief that his wife is in John W.
'Guitcau's custody. Scovilc was called,
anu testified to the wearing effect of the
trial on his wife, to her strange actions, her
talk other brothers. case and to her saying
to witness that she thought he mad ceased
to care Tor her; her leaving home
and coming to this city, and GER
tain other facts given in traverse
to return were also ELECTED in test imony.
Witness said he saw John W. Guitpau in o
store house and later he heard witness was
going TO put Mrs. Scoville in lunatic asy-
lum and that he (Guiteau) would resist
further attempts to prove insanity in the
Guiteau family.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-11
1kat Assignment.

ST. LOUIS, May THE assignment of the
Observation-Disclosures comp Amy this city
which was reported on Friday, seems to have
been made by Henry Budde pburage, the
president, without the consent,of the board
OF directors. This caused great dissatislac-
ton anl the board repudiated Budden-
burage's action and have made an assign
mort of their own to Joseph Peters.
This is likely 10 lead 70 trouble. A partial
COMPROMISE vas effected yesterday, unter
which Daniel Stritler Is TO be custodian OF the
companv's assets Nntil an assignee can be
agreed upon or me matter is settled III
court. Under the n,sTi assignment the liza
bilities of the company are placed at SlOe,
600, ofwhich 81, 900 Is secured; the assets at
$4,000.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-11
Suicided,

WICHITA, KAN, May G.-Wallace Trcm-
aine, a resident of this city, this morning
purchased bulldog revolver and walked
to the lower end of the city and deliberately
shot himself in the left breast. He clutched
the weapon with both hands and put the
other two charges through his brain Just
over his left eye. Tremaine is an unmar-
ried man, but leaves a father and mother
IL is said he had been on protHcted spree.
On huying the revolver he remarked to The
merchant that be need not be surprised if
he killed man within few minutes.