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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09


TYLER, Nov. S.-[Special. Court of ap-
peals; Affirmed: Reed VS.. Lockett, from
johnson county; Brooks VS.. the State from
Navarro county; lsh vs.. the State, from Ma.
yarro county; Mcliie VS.. simpkns ct al,
from Navarro county; Proctor ct al. VS..
Robinson Il Bro, from wise county; Parks
ct al vs. Billiard ct al from Ellis county.
Mcmahon VS.. the State, from Rains county
Osborne & Co, VS.. King ct al, from Falls
county; Prestige vs.. the State, from Hood
county; George vs.. the State, from Delta
county; Crawter vs.. the State, from Hop
kins county; Friday VS.. the State from An
gea county; Carter ct al. VS.. Park ct al.
from Cooke county; Lespry VS.. Marrow,
from Grayson county reversed and re-
manded
Aycock VS.. Doley, from Falls county;
Howard VS., Moore ct al, from Grayson
county; May ct al. VS.. same, from Bra2os
county Peacock VS.. the state, from Van
Xandt county; Jacobs, Berheim & Co. vs.
Comfy ct al from Hopkins county; Wood
vs. the State. from Hunt county; Lindsay
ct nj. VS.. Moore ct al, from Kaufman
county, Wilkerson vs. the State, from
Rockwell county; Wall VS.. the State, from
Rockwell county; Chicago, Texas & Next.
can Central railway W., Ritter and wife,
from Dallas county; Vennost vs.. Docket,
from Washington county dismissed; Davis
& Oates vs.. Lcatherwood ct
al, from Johnson, aud Craddock
VS.. the State, from Dallas county, super.
sedeas and injunction perpetuated,
The court has about fifty cases on the
docket aud will clear the docket about De.
cember LIST. 1t is of special interest to at.
tAH ~. B.N So.
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COIiCnO.

CoNcHo, Nov S.-[Special. The election
in Tom Green county passed of quietly.
Wash Jones for governor has carried the
county. The rest of the state ticket is
democratic, Forcongress, Davenport, demo-
crat, has large majority. J. ID. Hill
has q large majority in this county,
though probably defeated in the
district by Abbott, republican, for
district iudgship A. Q. Cooley,
has a large majority, and w. II. Teasing
has carried the county for district attorney.
The following are the county officers
elected; Joseph Spencer, jr., county Judge
j.. d. Spears, sheriff; county and district
clerk, John Lacky, assessor, NJ. A. Ar
NOR.
The removal of the county-seat from Ben
tlcklin to Angela has been effected by an
almost solid yote-about 600 to IS.
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Ennis

ENNIS, Nov. ESPECIAL, THE clear and
pleasant weather during the election yes
terday brought the people to town in
swarms. The vote of the precinct is 200,
the largest ever polled. The quiet and
good order was remarkable. Returns thus
far indicate the election of Dr. j. c, Loggins
for representative John Bealey for sheriff,
W. j. Ross for tax collector, Henry Beau.
champ Tor assessor, Il. NJ, White for county
treasurer, NJ. q, Templeton for attorney,
and ]. IL. Nelson for surveyor, O. f. Dun.
lap for county Judge; b. + Hawkins for
county clerk and X. q. Phillips for district
clerk have no opposition. The independ.
cnt ticket received less than one.third of
the votes cast. Business has been almost
entirely suspended for two days,
Cotton is coming in fast, from 100 to 200
bales daily.
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county clerk; A. r, Andrews collector; ].
W. Stewart, assessor; S. Il. Farmer, district
clerk; ii. n. Tuck, treasurer; J. p. Iopson,
surveyor, are elected The other county
offices are in doubt. X. H. Bullock is elected
justice Of the peace in Sherman precinct.
Il. NJ. llerstadt, merchant of Paris, Texas,
was to-day attached by creditors.
Partial returns from thirteen precincts
have been received, indicating that the
democratic state ticket has been carried by
500 to 1000 majority. Il. II. Foster. Of
Denison, is elected 10 the legislature. The
other representatives will be either j.
T.. Matthews or j. b. Cobb, q greenbacker.
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THE ERECTION.

ihe returns coming in--A Close Race for
County Attorney, Treasurer. Etc TIL.
Wards of the City and Several Precincts
In tho County Veto Hear From.
The excitement over the election Is be.
ginning to subside and saving the candi.
dates Tor county attorney, treasurer, and
justice of the peace OF precinct No. !, In
which Kendall and Braswell are the con.
tcstan,s for second jhstice, Ed.
wards having been elected by good
majority. The race between Clint and
Bower Is very close, though IL il the pre-.
yailing opinion that Clint will 10 In by n
small majority. The race for treasurer IL
badly mixed, and lies between Boil and
Downs. II will be hard race,
The democratic state ticket has not poled
as large vote rs heretofore, aud Ireland
will run behind the ticket some 800 votes,
The wards In. the city, tho fair grounds
and several precincts In the
county are yet TO be heard from, vet
with the exception Of the Offices mentioned
above as being hard contested, II Is gener.
ally KIN WI who are the successful candi.
dates. The counting OF the vote I'm the
wards will be finished to-day and In TO.
morrow's issue of the HERALD will give the
full vote so Tar as can be obtained,
The clerks OF the election say that they
never saw so much scratching OF tickets,
Republicans voted for democrats, and dem.
ocrais for independents, and green bac kers
for democrats. Elsewhere Is given q tabu.
lated statement OF the vote 90 far a. heard
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CLrnURNE, Nov. ESPECIAL. The fol.
lowing is the state and congressional vote
in this county, as far as received here. The
vote here is only about half counted: North
Recommendations, $50, Getzendaner,
50; Douglass, l57; Morgan, 5j Brown, 1856
Keys schoo.house-W ellborn, no report.
Geizendaner, Is; Douglass, As Morgan, s:
Brown, ST. Harris school-house-Get2tn II.
daper, II; Douglass 81; Morgan, -; Brown,
l0l, Caddo-Getzendana 50; Douglass, ll3;
Morgan 22 Brown, 1853. Stubbleiield-Get-
zendancr y; Douglass, 3ii Morgan, 4;
Brown, 60 Pleasant Point-Getzenda
81 Douglass, 80; Morgan, Is; Brown III.
Grange llall-Gct2endaner, %, Douglass,
% Morgan, IL; Brown So Balance OF the
above returns have almost completely il.
norcd the state and congressional ticket,
but we can safely expect, rs usual, q large
democratic majority in the county lndi-
cations are thai Wellborn has led the tick.
ct somewhat Ewing, candidate for re.elec.
ton rs county Judge, is elected by large
majority Five more boxes to hear from.
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COrslC ana

CoRsIcANA, NOV. ESPECIAL, Very lit
tie enthusiasm was manifested in the cleo
ton yesterday. A very small vote was
polled on the democratic ticket. Ireand's
majority over Jones is 600; Martin had al.
most the entire vote, running very much
ahead Of his ticket, The vote for senator
from the 10Th district, stands; L.J. Frarra
g3O majority over j. A. Allen legislature,
county attorney, is elected by large ma-
jorlty; also Duran, county commissioner.
A car of transit cotton on the Central
side,,track, awaiting compression, was
fired to-day by sparks from passing en-
'gine, and will prove nearly total loss.
Moses Stanton, an old negro living near
Spring Hill, shot and killed his son.in-aw
this morning. He gave himself up and al.
eyes the shooting was done in self-defense
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New YonK, Nov. S.--The Post says the
tidal wave which swept over the country
Tuesday was surprise to Wall street only
as respects its volume or extent. Demo.
cratic success had been anticipated and
those who would consider the success az n
reason for influencing the stock market had
generally acted on their own judgment
before the election had occurred. The
overwhelming extent of the victories Of the
opposition to the administration may, how.
ever, have influenced others to-day, hut
there have been few changes in the stock
market which cannot be accounted for by
ure Of public credit, are unchanged, except
for extended SIS, which are lower, and the
Is, which are l lower.
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LAMrAsAs, Nov, ESPECIAL. The cleo
ton is over and the following returns are as
close as can be obtained at present. Ire
land, AGO; Jones, $50; Hancock, 40; Davis,
IS; Acker, for representative 400; Holland,
independent candidate for the same office,
ITO, Ireland will beat Jones by about 10
majority; Hancock will beat Davis about
$50, and Aoker will beat Holland for repre-.
sentative about 22j majority. Four small
boxes are to be heard from yet.
The remains OF an infant were found YES.
terday about two miles below here, wrap.
ped in Il lady's undersuit, then in an old
saddle blanket and placed on top of the
chimney of n derserted old house. The
child probably had been lying there two
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vs., Robertson 6; tor lieutenant governor.
Martin, 50; Young, 203; Morton, 1S,eomp-
lroller, Swain, Si6; Kenndy, ISL: Stem
erlng, % treasurer, Lubbock, go; Terry
~; land commissioner, Walsh. l.l63. nj.
torney-general Templeton, 9l5: Burns
~ chief justice OF supreme
court A. Ii. Willie, IlG}.
associate, justice Stayton, l,lO7: West,
i;OiS; judges court Of appeals, Hurt, 1914;
Wilson, LOOP; White, Loss: congress. 9Th
district, Wellborn, 90l; Kearby,
S'9 state senator, 3Oth dis
trict, .Trayltr, .967. Mum, 263; repre-.
tentative, 10th district Fields, SO; Barry,
3Gl, Frank, iOS; Hardemau, 407; Boucher,
lOS The following probably have been cleo.
ted county officers; Il. &. Childress, Judge:
u: W. Randall, clerk; II. w. Marshall, dis
trlct clerk; f. &. Thomas, attorney; Nj. NJ.
Whitworth, sheriff; W. Y, Kemp, assessor:
). W. Adams, tax collector; II. White,
treasurer; S, J. Siddall, surveyor. A light
vote was polled in the county.
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Obituary

NEW York, Observation-Disclosures George
died at West New Brighton, Staten Island,
last night. lie was one of the earliest and
most prominent contributors TO aud ardent
worker in the underground railroad by
which slaves were forwarded from the
south into Cnnada. Nj Shaw was the
father.in-law OF George William Curtis,
X bert b. Minturn, and General Francis
Barlow. His son was the first colonel of a
colored regiment, and died ut the head OF
the command at Hilton Head.
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An Explosion,

WINDSOR Mills, QuEuEc, Nov S.-The
mill where powder is grained and polished
exploded o.day. The conclusion exploded
the mill containing the press and cylinders
at a distance of eight feet. Both buildings
were completely destroyed. About six
tons of powder exploded. Ten acres OF
ground are covered with debris. Only one
man was working in the mill at the time.
lie was blown to pieces. The rest of the
workmen were at dinner.
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Grpenyillo

GREENynLE, Nov. S.-[Special. The
election passed off quietly, The majority
for the democratic state ticket is about
200. Jones, democrat, for congress, has
about 200 King, for the state senate,
about 24OO. Wash Jones received about
40 votes, Russell, Independent for con.
gress, about $50, and Wade about the same.
County officers elected are representative,
}. Tilson; judge, J. S. Sheriff. attorney,
5 d, Stenson sheriff, n. j. Ross; county
clerk, \. Cameron district clerk, A. q.
Pace treasurer, G. Weatherly; collector, c.
W. Collier; assessor, S. A. Cochran. These
figures are OILY as estimated. Returns
from all the precincts are not in.
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buildings controlled by the city, including
police stations, parish prison. city hall,
etc The city owes the company over 500.
90, old debt and on the cash contract. che
city has not paid the company monthly in.
stallments since July. The company
offered to light the city il the city would
pay the lamp-lghters for four months, but
TINS olier was not accepted. Street lamps
are also out, and, except in the vicinity OF
electric lights, the city il in darkness,
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NEWS BY SPECIALS,
Continued from Fourth Page.
Austin,

AysHN Nov. ESPECIAL, Returns
1'om all but thirteen precincts in the
county give Jones 1874 majority Hancock,
SS, Terrell is elected to the senate by 500
majority. The democrats claim the dis.
yet for Hancock by 5000 to 1000, while
NE republicans are confident of Davis
teIiion by 1000. Williamson county, so
M as heard from, gives Hancock about 500
e1eFyWharp
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VA, uAL'fsToN, Nov. ESPECIAL. The
, %au, going on very slow. ochiltree is
4 .'au everywhere and Is still gaining. He
,ris, Va' TED the city, the county aud the dis.
mt, hIs majority IN the district is csti.
CAM, . al, Tue way from LOO to 5000 votes,
w approximate Jones aud lrelands vote
no,," v,al returns cannot be given before to-
c,,,;sw out ochiltrce is considered to have
d,,,ssu, 'he city by about 500 votes and the
I'm hiu oy upwards of 1000. Jones will
civ Venihd Ireland 800 to 100 votes In the
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SHERMAN, ~. S.-[Speciall The fol-
lowing named Officials of the Gould south.
west system ofrailrodds arrived in this city
this evening on their way to III Paso: A.
A. Talmage, general TRANSPORTATION mana.
ger: L. H. Dudley, superintendent of the
Texas 4 Pacific railway; o. A.
Haynes, superintendent OF motive
power and machinery st. Louis,
Iron Mountain Il Southern;
Texas & Pacific and international & Great
Northern railways Il. A. Garvey, resident
engineer, Texas & Pacific railway James
Williams, division superintendent, Texas 4
Pacific railway J. NJ Eddy, supeiintend-
ent OF the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas rail.
way. This party has been making . gen.
eral inspection tour of the roads In Texas
and Louisiana, going as far us New Orleans,
where thew spent Sunday. Mr.. Talmage
reports business better than II has been for
years, and found everything very salts
factory.
Richard Mattbic, Of Collin county, is
elected district judge q. A. Dickinson,
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Taylor.

TAYLOR, Nov ESPECIAL. The cleo
a9a passed OIL very quietly A light vote
'Spollet' lrelands majority over Jones
SOver 100 For congress Hancock has q
IIalonly Of 300 over Davis, The rest of the
1nocratc ticket is solid.
man named Wilhelm shot and killed a
OIns man from Kentucky named Willie
NV, Os,syS near Bartlett station, on the Mis-.
Sui faclhc railroad, this morning. The
TTgS9Ntng Is said to have been unproyoked.
Wilhelm has npd
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HUBBARD CRY, Nov, S.-[Spccial. THE
!, s'yuOA passed quietly here with the fol.
own owing result For governor, Jones, -;
V'Aau' l'S' Robertson, I. For lieutenant.
.,Gn9r' Martin, 80. For state senator,
waehdaner, A.; Douglass, 1876. For
kyySo,oeIsess '. Walling 1876; Files, A..
ANY ~ y Mcdaniel, I; county judge; Par
N",.,--i' Blanlnn, ~; Reeves, s, for sheriff
Is'ason' i!d; Bell, 100; Farrar, 81; county
Ec c'H SN Wright, l6l; Darden-Will Dun.
E.,o- 80 county Surveyor Vaughan, Q23;
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A SnnlI Isla,s.

NEwBERSB, n O., Nov. "A fire tonight
on Middle aud south Front streets DESTROYED
stores occupied by W. f. Rountree. general
merchandise; II, w. Wahat, wholesale
liquors; Roberts & Bro. geseral merchan.
disc, and the ice.house. Loss about $40.
600, mostly covered by insurance.
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The Fever mt Camargo.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.-The Times. DEM
oorat's Camargo. Mexico, special says the
port is 80, deaths, 10 No precautions have
been taken by the poor classes to avoid the
fever, and when taken do not notify the
physician or the authorities when in pre-.
cartons condition
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,, a.sovlrw, Nov, Especial Gregg
s Suu'y returns; Ireland, COS; q. W. Jones
~ LOT congress, James II. Jones, demo.
@o o., stillwell II Russell, independent,
ds, STATE senator, John G. buchanan,
aa |V S, iS ]. NJ. perdue, independent,
No.. Yue precinct 10 hear from for the sen.
vote representative. Sam Cundifr,
can 'S cnt U.s. ]. ". Bradshaw, republi.
dsm.@o district attorney, .. s. Hogg,
dsnvv,at, S22; T. W Dodd. 7l3. The IN.
joS surrent county clerk, Il. u Levy, and
cumh = hilgure. county Judge, present In.
uor Oeh's, are reelected without opposi.
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FL n SIT.

We shall call your attention TO orr
Blanket Department. We have an
urecdingly large stock, and offer
Mmberless bargains. Every blanket is
,iced at an exceedingly low figure.
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THIRD.

We desire you TO examine our stock
Il rlannels. We can safely say with
tlt fear of contradiction that in this
apartment our bargains are unriyaled.
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SIC 60 ID.

We invite yOnr inspection Of orr
line OfComforts and Quilts, every one
II which are worth 10 per cent. more
thln We are selling them for.
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FIN a LILY

Lett ask of you TO examine cur en-.
tire stock, procure our prices, compare
them with those of other houses, and
ihtnsee if you do not find it TO your
interest to deal with us. Respect
I'LL! yours,
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NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov s.-The gas
company has turned Of gas In all public
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Don't accept any substitute In place OF
Psrker's Ginger Tonic, which is Superior
strength restoter.
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Meridian

n,iOuS, Nov, s,-tspecial.l-Re,urns
,aM IN except four boxes, resultingas fo,.
'" For governor, Ireland, SID; Jons,;
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MI, bUfrERCuE rkxAs. sept t. lSS2
rms = 10 certify that we have used ycnr
WIN lEkUl. EIGHT for BLACK IEC
in Catl'e by giving from lS 10 % drons inteS
n9lIy aut applying externally once or twice 10
the parts affected, and II gave immediate relief
\. j. McLURR. W. IN. SHlFLFTT
A STEWARD. WILL McLURE.
IN n WILLIAMS, Dallas, Texas.
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COLD WEATHER

=, ,ssll offer a line of goods especially adapt
y IA The wants of the season at prices
" fiat cannot fail to n+yt the approval
of an apprecSRve public.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

BrrrEs1rE tAAAs' AuguSt-A ISsl.
y'ss, so.s' i have sold WONDERFUL
6Es,t.i ~ several Of my customers who used
Eisi ~ clre o, BLACK LEG by giving
/ ~ ~, doses internally and applying it ex-
u g ~ Wi n worked ike charm Yours, Etc.
Ess-!' 1t J.B. HUTCHINSON.
Err sale by CROWDUS. BALDN
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1ic(l.

hAfNES-At the house of their son .in.lnw. DIR
Charles Everett In Denton Texas on The m
OF january, lSSa Mrs. Virginia A HAYNES
aged 81, after an Illness of live DAYS; and ON
me next day, January sth, her husband, Mr.
'alNin Haynes, aged Gi years
Their home was four miles west of Dallas ON
the Trinity, Both were natives Of Columbus
county North Carolina, aud came to Southern
Texas about 1853 but for twelve years have lived
In Dallas county, Mrs. lIayncswas an educated
refned and lovely woman-nn ornament to her
sex. Nc Haynes was well known in this com.
munity rs an intelligent honorable and good
citAen-a true man in every sense, He served
on the Federal Jury during the present term
OF the United States Court MS he had done on
former occasions, and was taken sick while on
that duty. But few days since he was on our
streets and, though feeble, none dreamed of
danger They were both buried, twenty hours
apart In the Odd Fellows cemetery of Denton
and will be- long remembered by large number
OF ailtc,ionatc friends for their hospitality, purity
and their trus, in the Savior of men. They leave
two sous aud two daughters, besides the little
children ola deceased daughter
A fRirSD,
Wilmington Is. Cl papers please copy.
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SENATOR PENDLEToN, who has been loom
ing up as the apostle of civil service re-
form, in lately published interview rels-
tive to the effect of his bill now before the
Sena tc, said AS partisan Democrat
am strongly in favor of reform. | believe
it will aid us greatly in getting into power.
Patronage robbed us of the Presidency in
1876 and in 1850. Without patronage on
the part of the Republicans, who believes
that they could have carried Indiana in
lS'0, or Virginia last fall ? If this bill should
pass it would paralyze the efforts of one
hundred thousand incumbents fighting to
retain $l00,000,000. This, OF itself, in an
election as close as that of 1916, or that of
1850 would decide the combat in our favor.
The oflice-holders are an active, compact,
disciplined body of men, paid by the year,
allowed long vacations, furnished with
cheap transportation Ceven where railroad
fares are not paid by the government,
compelled to so hither and yon, and COM
PEELED to be active on pain of dismissal.
What an immense force to bring against Il
party out ofpower, whose cohesion is the
base of its principles -