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LAMpAsAs, February 22.-Deputy Sheriff
L. N. Wolf arrested and jailed old James
Downs this evening for the theft of gold
watch and chain on last December from
Miss Mollie Fisher, of Waco. lie had DIS
posed OF the watch to Mitchell, the jeweler.
The watch was identified by a number OF
citizens. The chain has not yet been re-
covered.
The three stone buildings on Third street
were raised to the second story to-day.
The contractors report fair progress on
grading and bridges during the past week.
Ouite a norther reached here yesterday,
ana owing to a considerable frost this morn.
ing, fears of damage to the fruit are enter
tanned. The weather cold, with gathering
clouds tonight. Ill.
LAMPAsAs, February %J.-LasI night
about dark Sheriff Wolf arrested two men
named Tucker and Reed, who rode two
brown mules into the edge of the town bav-
ing no saddles on. They were held in jail
until this morning, when, falling 70 obtain
sufficient evidence against them, Reed was
released aud Tucker was held in charge for
CARRYING n pistol which was found at the
time of the arrest. Reed started with the
mules toward Sternville. About noon Mr..
Coons. of Whaley d Coons, contractors on
the Austin d Northwestern railway, ar
rived here in search of the mules, and pur-
sued Reed. Two gray mules are also
wanted by r. T. Colts, on the same camp.
1t has been drilling tpin for the past
three DAYS.
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Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
FoEr WORM, February Bit dissen-
sion in the republican meeting last night
has been the principal topic of converEa, ion
on the streets, and will, doubtless, .niure
materially the furtherance oftheir cause.
John Cairf was arrested tbs morning
charged with the robbery Of man known
as Smith Wesley. Cain is nov in ial.
In a difficulty to-day betveef NAlie
Hamilton and Charles adams small
co.ored boys, Hamilton inflicted ser. IS
razor cuts on the face and neck Of Au--ls,.
One hundred and sixty dollars we've realiz-
ed al the Baptist festival last night.
A negro child is reported 70 have the
smallpox.
Tbe district court is engaged 1p3n the
last iury case on the GOcket-J ~h1 Parker,
charged with robbery.
Forr WoErH. February 25.-1be negro
rirl with the smallpox VII be removed 20
The pesi-house soon, which is beiag rapidly
built south Of the city.
New officers were elected Ut t1e meeting
Of the lyceum last night.
Thr,e Thousand dollars 81 taunty eK-
penses were paid to-day by the equity treas
urgr. ,
In the district court last night ard today
Tohn Parker and Thomas Nhfe were
.given five and two years imprisonment re-
sueofivelv. for robbery and taeft- The
cgurf has adjourned for the term.
Drilling rain il falling.
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Special TO the Herald.
BnESnAM, February 25.-At LaGrangc,
about o'clock last night Deputy Sheriff
J. T. Rankin went to attend to the Jail
prisoners, seventeen in number. AS he
struck match John NJ. Harrison, white,
charged with horse stealing, lately brought
from Eastland county, caught Rankin in
his arms, attempted to throw him over the
banisters while big negro choked him.
who died almost instantly. One prisoner
a negro horse-thief, escaped. At the coro-
ner's inquest this morning Rankin was eX-
onerated.
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JACKSONVILLE February 25.-Our town
has finally succeeded in putting on city
airs. At at an election held to-day the fol-
lowing municipal officers were chosen;
William NJ. Andrews, mayor; Wilson Eng
George Tiley, j. l.. Douglass, }. A. Tenn
peton, Denny Dells and William Sulry,
aldermen. With this array of city dads"
we have the finest in the world, as they are
all prominent and influential business
men.
Bad weather has again set in, and farmers
wear long faces.
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SpeClul 10 lllc iieIhlu.
HoUsroY, February 22-The two negroes
implicated in the killing of John Bragly
were indicted to-day by the grand jury.
The grand jury adjourned, and in their
final repot scored the county road-over-
seers for not compelling residents of the
county to do road service.
Large crowds are returning to-day from
the Galveston Mardi Gras.
The Orange Rifles, on the way home from
Galveston, were banqueted here tonight
by the Light Guards.
HoUsToN, February 25.-The tinshop of
NJ. Stanley was burglarized last night of a
few valuables. The thieves are not yet APP
pretended.
Fifty-two silver brick arrived here to-day
en- route for the New Orleans mint from Col
orado.
Twelve cars of steel rails passed through
here to-day for the New York, Texas "
Mexican road.
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mopla, Is again able 10 bo at his place Of
business. a.. 4.
jim dflnlth, yard master at tho Texas q
Pacific depot while attempting ~, w
couple some cars last night about 0cloGk,
got the thumb Of his right hand caught,
and the end of II was 50 badly mashed lhnt
II had 10 be amputalod at the root OF llie
mil. He came up 10 DR.. ThOmpson's
Office, who performed the operation, ne
is a good, clever fellow, and has been ~ the
employ Of the Texas q Pacific road Tor
some time.
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Burnett.
Durhe'
Special 10 the Herald

BURNEr, February Pour sheriff, Mr..
Green, has the description and photo
graph of one James b. Mason, alias James
p Moore, who is now arrested in Caddo
parish, Louisiana. Mr.. Green has strong
opinion from proofs Obtained that said Ma
son, alias Moore IL ted in this county
for theft of cattlei luary, 1873, and in
Kimble county t. murder Of Race
Moore. F.-
To-day our citizens were excited by the
appearance of a mad dog on the streets,
but, seeing the evil, made no delay in ter
minating his canine career. Several dogs
were bitten, whose owners will keep con-
fined.
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OvEEroN, February 23.-Isey. 7. Dewitt
Burkhead, Presbyterian divine Of Paris,
closed a meeting here last night, having
preached a series ofthe ablest sermons ever
delivered in this place. lie added a num-
Der Of converts 10 his denomination.
Hubbard college has "a large boarding
patronage. having recently received stu
dents from Pamela, Henderson, smith and
Rusk counties.
Farmers are rejoicei over the prospect Of
dry weather and are busy plCwing. Gar
defining has begun.
People here are proud Of the conspicuous
positions now occupied in congress by SEN
nt0r Coke and ConEressmen Reagan and
WellbOrn
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epeesal 20 the Herfld.
saw AxroSIo, February 22.-The funeral
of II. Grenet this afternoon was the largest
ever here. His loss to the business commu-
u,tv Il regarded as a natural calamity.
Washineton's birthday was observed by
a f-emefi's parade and lunch at the dining
haIls In tie forenoon nearly every Dusl-
noe house gave the clerks holiday.
SAY ANTOEIO, February 2t.-Last Hoh,
dsv evening the authorities here received
~ Information that two thieves and burg
las who had been depredating on the peo-
ne III Ilsrpdo had arrived. They. jumped
~ rrfhe train south Of the city however,
cr5 I'll Efforts % find them we're unavaila-
~. ffn "Wednesday. when CITY Marshal
s.i..-5es-, caught one q them in n gambling
49,. ne cave his name &c g. i. Iqr-
-, fbo-1r-f ii was since asceftsined % be
W.-der He partner leii Tuesday morn
-'r-,f --rs heard o. 81 Denlson. end = be-
ne f-,rtea. These men chlorOiormed ssF-
80 r.e-.uns. ar1onE them one ~ ille pro-
rg-iet1-s Of the Revolving Lint Scion ln
4f.ss SIC .-Ia secured upwards ui I'D. r.
Guiding some sl5.o IRON VI lslsl'i ----' -
~ rfe~rrrr Nafi0ral railrunls
Cs-I-f 81 IIa-edo adiJurned 90 DAY, laFlng
s.rfrusse1 reri-rs IN the case % tharlt-
c-~tfh rlrr~ref with the MURDER o. Ion
F1sr 4 Few drTs ar0. The Flrf1 ndice aai--iisi
n i -------sl fhsf = l0i 81 c1uViets. On
f..Ii~s+ v--I-f ~ the Mericau reilru1l con
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~. ti---s sscatinr. yes-eTlsr- 7 hese con
--if-s ue-r trrrr -esf only ~ n1ls .ro
sar Ar1or1o. February -. SIN p y
q. rrs1 20 v-z-s. cozIrnit-ed sric11e- n1rib
q he cty to-days b. taxing tEo iaois-
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Spoonfils N arse mic. lie left note saying
That he was tired OF life aud that the. cause
was. If once was independent and ny IN
ayoldablo misfortune am reduced to ex'
IRENE poverty, and am dependent on ON
ers for my support. choose to die ana be
out of the way, Death Is preferable TO ne
Ia my present situation, for have already
outived those who only ought TO- be my
friends" Deceased was cultured Behtie-
man I'm hia dny
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There is room in Texas for millions of people,
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Howe.


Special 10 the Herald
HOWE, February 22.-This morning, be-
tween 3 and o'clock, the residence of j.
Baxter, four miles east from this place, was
consumed by fire. Loss not yet known.
Mr. Baxter came from Kentucky years ago,
and is one of the Oldest settlers of this
loss.
Weather fine and farmers in better
spirits.
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Whitesboro.
Special to the Herald.


WHIrEsBoRo, February 25.-The corpse of
the desperate J. Dawson was brought here
to-day and forwarded to Sherman. 1t
seems there was a large reward for him,
some 500 or $500. One of the parties con-
tributing to the reward was a Mr.. Pike,
whose house Dawson shot at some ten or
fifteen times while Mr.. Pike and family
were at supper but luckily hurting none. of
them. j. Hardwick, the sheriff, being
questioned said that Dawson was despel-
ado and very much feared, and that he had
some pretty hot work before he succeeded
in killing Dawson. 1t seems when he came
up with him he had companion and they
both commenced shooting at him, and
many shots were exchanged before he sue
companion, whom they still hold in the
nation.
Whitesboro was visited last night by
three burglars who broke open and robbed
three stores. At present the amount stolen
is not known and they lave not yet been
caught.
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WAxAHAcHIE, February %. - District
court is still in session, but owing to the
condition of the roads very little business
has been transacted except to continue
cases on account of the non-attending wit
nesses. There have been four convictions,
two for theft of horses, one for manslaugh-
ter and one for theft of money. Court will
adjourn this week.
The commissioners court decided that
Marvin college was not taxable.
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Justice lfedgepeth issued warrant. Sheriff
Friend aud posse left last night ana re-.
turned about ~ O'Clock to-day with BOP
Liyerett and two sons, who Gre now IN jail.
Their trial Is set for next Tuesday. More
parties may be arrested,
Sill 10 rains,
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sneisi toths Herald

special 70 The Herald
srrEuar. Texas, February 4s-Weather
warn and cloudy; prospects Of more rain.
sam Femansky len on the east teund
train this morning.
VI. Doppelmayer, Of the hrm % DoFlse-
mavef q Ritenof. 81 this place returns
wednesday from Shreveport Hlfl1e ne has
been ~ the last mgals q 50
1esse Goode. uh0fzf bis leg broken At
sFsrrr rink in ForT Worth, q few weeks
80. ard Las been coufued IN bed - hls
fsffe--s h0rse, 81 this place, eyer since =
slrvlT iDr-UrIDr-
lie AVN Ioslin comedy c1npArT a.
fl7Ilrd hert a. nsrf Monday night
Ne r.esfrtd tn first NAL from lie north
rs morning th1f We have had fcr the las-
10, Csrpertsf. Who has been confDsl
20 his red ior The pas Eeek via Pnsa-
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Special to the Herald
GEORGETOWN, February 22.-Miss VIII
lard, the temperance lecturer, visited our
city yesterday by invitation of the indie
pendent Temperance club, and.deliyered a
lecture at the courthouse last night. The
audience out TO hear her was the largest and
most orderly that ever assembled IN this
place, numbering 1000 people, and
every one seemed to listen in breathless
silence throughout the entire discourse.
This eminent lady seemed to take our
usually quiet little city by storm, and has
done more good for the cause Of temper
ance by her lectures than any other lee
turer that has ever been here. She left on
this mornings train to speak at Austin.
Today ID. Stanton, who lives fifteen
miles north of town.. came IN with
wounded hand, and claimed that he had
been attacked and bitten by a mad dog
near his residence. He was in search Of the
tuous mad stone to apply as a remedy.
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spe-ial o. The Herald.
TExAEKAEA, February PHI Moore, j.,
was killed in the city last night BY A. 7.
Criswen. The difficulty grew out Of a
Jockey horse race last Saturday. Moore
abused Criswell for some time by cursing
and finally struck him. Crisvell being D
man with only one hand could only defend
himself bv snosting, which be did. The
bali entered MO0res bead Just above the
eve. causing instant death Cri-ueI gave
himself MP % The Ofhcers and va plaeed on
preliminary trial 20 DAY. TIE examination
4 not yet concluded
TExarEAEA, February IA r Crs-
vel. who has been On trial for several days
f0r the killing Of III Moore. on The Zlsi
inst. vas released TO-DAY.
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Salado.


SALADo, February 22.-Miss Bette
O'Brien, daughter of Dr.. J. S. O'Brien, of
this place, suicided last night by taking
morphine. The supposition is the cause of
the rash act was love.
The weather has cleared up and the farm
ers are putting in good time preparing their
farms for planting.
A corcert is to be given next Friday night
at the college by the young gentlemen and
ladies OF Saado, for the benefit Of the Meth
odist and Presbyterian churches.
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vital auid passing unobscrved in the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead TO insanity and
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the best cel-
leges Of Europe and this country, and have had
large experience In these troubles, ana will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
Wnder their special advice and trentmenD will
not cure, or for anything impure or injuriouB
found in It, We treat all private diseases sue.
cessftlly without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE Thorough examination and advice, ins
Guiding analysis of urine, S. Price Of VITAL
RESTORATIVE s. a bottle, or four times the
quantity, $40. Sent to any address upon receipt
Of price G. o. D., secure from observation, and
institute, No us Olive street, st. Louis, Mis-.
souri,. Postoflice box, 2iC0
Wholesale agents, Williams, Tolliver d
Walker. Dallas. Texas.
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SPECIAL N trs-HerrA
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The Deim0nico restaurant has been IN
advance q an competitors. They have just
received. and VII constantly keep on
hands, q fuil supply q fish, oysters and
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The Great English Remedy.

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Special to the Herald ~
GALVESTON, February 23.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Flake. wife of Adolph Flake, promi-
nent merchant, died this morning,
The four-year-old son of Major Doom,
who was injured at Navasota by the eXplo-
sion of a gun cap, part of which entered the
eye-ball, has been brought to this city Tor
treatment. q, r,- 1Io,,
ION was badly wounded about the head by.
unknown parties while in the act OF enter
Mr HUBBLE was pronounced non .compos
mentis by DR.. Rogers, and mas oeeh re-
turned to his home in Pamela county.
Cotton receipts, 2,OOo. ..,,. Wa
L. FRANKIE, who attempted sulclue Neu-
nes,Iuy. is In a fair way to recover.
lanes L. Madison. an Englishman of rare
cnlture and educational advantages, VINO
has represented number OF promlhen.
northern book concerns IN GalvestoA, anu
who became demented the latter part OF
last week, has now become raslhg niah al'i
He imagines himself Duke OF YORK, ana
amuses himself by creating marqulses OF
ali his friends. He VOWS vengeance on all
who dare come within his reach. his re-
lotions in the north have been teleeraphed
for. and are expected to arrive shortly.
GALVESTON, February 20.-kcal eState
transfers for the week amount to Sl9,-
G6262.
The following are among the registrations
at the hotels to-day: j. l.. Thomas anu
wife, II. Church, j. Slacke, Dallas L. flne-
ston, Fort Worth. =
S.H. Walker, of Dallas, left to-day Tor
Houston.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Lilies VS.. Woods IL CO.; from Newton
county. Motion certioriari granted
Van Alstyne VS.. Houston & Texas Cen
trail railway: from Harris county. Submit
ted 10 court of appeals. ,,...
II. L. Over VS.. state; from Mercer county.
Submitted. ,o.i ~,
CHAPMAN Price VS.. state. Appeal on
habeas corpus submitted.
Cornelius Lambe VS.. state; from Brazorla
codnty. Motion certioriari granted.
lanes and Henry Bullock VS.. state from
Milan county. Submitted.
Conrad Huschicks VS.. state; from MlIam
county. Submitted. -,
lanes Bennett VS.. state from Johnson
county. Submitted.
Wharton Rates VS.. state; from brazoIia
county. Motion to dismiss case SUD
mitted. -. -,
a. Il. and L. J. White vs.. state; rom
Waller county. submitted.
T. NJ. Walker vs.. state. Motion eerlorl-
r. A. Wharton vs.. state; from Navarro
county. Submitted.
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albuquerque, February pa fire last
night destroyed building on Railroad
avenue, occupied by two French prosti-
tutes. Loss on. building, $1,000; to inmates,
$500. ----.-
Canardo Springer was arrested last night
for raping the person of an eight.year-old
and threats of lynching are being made.
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proouTrGTOx 1-hunlrl ST-nsEEy AND
r.EsFf-s HOf a.. b t..s l-- - Arras.
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u-f-r r75-. e--r Frl-s e. friacl rrta
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MEXICAN

Mustang Liniment Is without an equal.
1t penetrntes flesh and muscle to
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the Brute Crcnti ~ Wohucf-
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SOME one has found in ons Of Ecker
mann's books record of conversation
he had in 1925 with Goethe dp the sub
iect of ship canals. Goethe, lhe says,
showed specla, interest in Hunboldt's
idea of piercing the Isthmus Of Panama,
and further said 1: It is necessity for
the United States that American mer-
cbentmen and men of war should be
able TO set sail straight into the Pacific
from the Bay of Mexico, and I feel sure
that they will accomplish it. I should
wish to live to see it; but that will not
happen. Secondly, should like navi-
cation from the Danube into the Rhine
to be rendered feasible. And thirdly,
should like to see the Englishin posses
sion of canal across the Bthmus OF
Suez. To live long enough ii order to
witness three such great events it would
be really worth while to put up with
existence for some fifty years more. "
Goethe's fifty years, it will be observed,
were completed in 1876.