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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-21
MARRIED.

On March 9th, 1882, by Rev W. F. Ward, q
the Foundry NJ. E. Church, Washington. d. G..
+. F. NORTH and BESSIE WINDSOR
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Containing all the essentials of true ton
le and sure to give satisfaction. is Browns
Iron Bitters.
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POLITICAL.

Messrs. Massey and Paul are advertised
To speak at Lynchburg on the 4th of Octr.
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The New York Slate Prohibition Conyen-
ton was held al Rochester yesterday, and
there was large attendance from all parts
ttheStatc. A full State ticket was nomi-
mated, headed by Professor 4. A. Hopkins,
of Monroe for governor
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MEDICINE OF the age. For sale by all Druggists
and Dealers generally sen1I
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u T. " II.I.IAM,
LIZ Grand Ave, ofWiliam 4 Co., Hardware,

This great remedy has proven its power in in.
Vulnerable eases, and is to-day more extensively
used in malaral districts, whether in cities or in
the country, than any or all other remedies for
the cure of the same class of disease No one can
AFFORD to trifie with the first symptoms of mala
ra, put instant care should be taken to check it
on the start before its evil Influences ovcrsh.dow
the life '
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The Republican State Convention of New
York met at Syracuse yesterday and the fol-
lowing persons We're placed in nomination ::
Secretary Folgcr Governor Cornell, James
". Wadsworth, J,ha Fl. Starin, and John
{. Robinson. The first ballot resulted Fol
ger. 223; Cornell, $50; Wadsworth, 60 Star
In. -; Robinson, Z. Necessary to choice
249. While the second ballot was in prog
ress changes of votes took place from all the
other candidates to Folger and Cornell
Finally Wadsworth's name was withdrawn,
and Folger secured the nomination.
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Mr. John Paul recently wrote to the post
master ut Van Buren, Furnace requesting him
to exerthimselfin securing subscriber to the
Wing, and concluded his letter by saying
This request is an urgent one and | hope
it will command Your best exertions.'
The postmaster replied as follows:
Mr. John Paul, HarrisonbrIrg Va
DEAR Sik:-lcnr circular Isl inst. received | re-
,iectnlly decline acting a- agent for the Richmond
want principles and would he very sorry To see is
circulation extended. At present il has not II snb-
Srrl'rr here. trust il never will have
FRANK KING
There will be vacancy in that Office in
about ten days.
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AIineola.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
MINEoLA, October 1l,-Colonel James II.
Jones, the democratic candidate Tor con-
gress in this, the Sd district, addressed u
large and enthusiastic audience at the City
opera-hall this morning. The speaker
stood squarely on the Galveston platform.
denouncing the national banks, the present
protective tariff and all other forms of mo-
nopoly. Colonel Jones handled his radical,
greenback and independent opponents with
out gloves. His speech breathed the very
Astounding in the most fervent appeals to
the people to maintain democratic ascend
ency in order to have good government. The
effect was to arouse and unity the
democracy to heal It's local dis
sensions and insure its success
at the polls in this congressional district.
Colonel Jones is every shere making q
good impression by his oratory his genial
manners and the popular style of his ora
tory. Withers and Wade, two of his oppo-
nents, who were present, attempted to re-
ply. Colonel Jones' majority is estimated
by intelligent men at 1900 votes
The Mabel Norton troupe played here
last night to the largest house of the season.
The troupe left this morning, greatly to
the disappointment of our citizens to play
in Terrell during the reunion of Ross bri-
gade. Their brass band, dressed in full
Confederate gray uniform, will lead the
minds of many of the Confederate soldiers
back to the blood-stained battletields of
1864.
Senator J. G. Buchanan left this morning
to make several speeches in Upshur and
Gregg counties
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Talmaae, n. Chandler, N. H. Newman M,
| u, n, Mofnllongh, Of The GOULD southwest
efn railroad system, and " y, Dakef ~
| ifot superintendent Of Tho Western Union
telegraph company. They left for Galyts
lontiis evening but return In the morning.
and leave for Palestine whore they remain
Tomorrow night. Thence they 10 TO Aus
tin, where they will stay Saturday night,
and Sunday night they spend IN San An
tonic, and Monday night In Laredo. They
propose to inspect 5000 miles of road In
two weeks.
The cylinder Of the new international
compress broke here to-day. and business
will consequently be suspended until the
cylinder can be replaced. Houston has
three cotton congresses, which have ample
facilities for COMPRISING all cotton Of
fered
The cotton market closed quiet and UNI
changed sales, 1874 bales receipts, 6,20i,
gross; 1928, net -
HousToY, October 10.-The case Of II.
Froment, jr., indicted for the murder OF
Louis Roos, was called up in the criminal
court to-day and continued to the next
term.
Wash Jones came in from Orange to-day
and left for the west.
Rabbi Voorsanger will commence his
course of twelve lectures on Jewish history,
from 1850 to date, at the synagogue on FRI
day evening next The first lecture is en- |
titled Dawn of the New Light"
The cotton market closed firm at an add
vance; sales, 2027 bales; receipts, 1887,
gross; ,532, net.
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Tyler.


Special 10 the Herald.
TYLER October l5.-Supreme court:
Hagood VS.. Aiken, from Anderson county;
affirmed. Dandson VS.. Patton; motion TO
dismiss overruled. Lampkin VS.. Smith,
qua rdian, from Anderson county; reversed
and dismissed.
The following cases were 70 day trans
ferred 10 the commission Of appeals by
the sumeme court: DIXIE et al. vs.. Reed ct
al, Green vs.. Beer Bros. ct al, Ferren vs..
Dashien, Morrow et al. vs.. Stephenson,
Keith rs. Hyndman, Houston 4 Texas Cen
trail Railroad company W. Rust ct al, War
rem vs.. Gray and wife, Oscar W. johnson,
Baker ct al. vs.. Compton, Kaufman 4
Runge vs.. Wicks, EdnngtOn We. Newland,
Jones W. Andrews, Barkley vs.. Tarrant
county, Reagan vs.. Clark ct al, Blum ct al.
v. Byers, Battle vs.. Guedrey, Parker vs..
Choniser, Fantress vs.. AndrewE, Shilling
". Howell, Uardesby Bros. vs.. Fleming,
Widener W. SbortridRe. League ct al. ys.
ROean Il al, johnson W. Liechanr, Merrill
VI. Shoemaker. Teal e. al. ". Glenn e. a.
Life Association Of America vs. GOOde.
smith vs. Grant ct al, Walker We. Hunt,
Russell q ~. W. Friedman, Johnson e al.
W Citt Of Brennan. Maxwell vs.. Hillburn
ct al. McKeen vs.. Sutterfuss ct al. Blanks
". Todd. Elan Ct al. v. Donald (admr.l.
DOfsOn vs. Mos. Gnrrett e. a. " Arthur.
HOlc0mb 81 81. " Kelley. Smith 4 lenk-
ins ". Geo. smith. Fiizgerhid ". smith,
Rusman A Freeman ", fmes e 81, Blum
q e. " Wassenich y Co, Wright ".
Cinrk Ct e., Peterson ". Reynolds. letter
ct 81 ". Hudson e al. Loroxick adm.
". Guck ct al, Spencer et al. ". Eqsen-
thai. Allrret fexr.l " Brisier, smith isdmr-
v. Shannon a wife, Farley Va Deslonds =
Al Bal vs. Brifton. H0wHn ". kOrperl,
Blum W. Bruce. Stone lfrr.l " Esfste Of
Stone. Rirham v T0ihert e. al. Garrison
Trfrr. October If.-Conrt Of Appesls.
Preston ". the state from NcLernan
c0uutv affirmed. Arlington ~ The stare.
from Grimes county e1lrned- heerns
". TIE sfsts. from Dewitt COUNTY e
frned. Rnssti ". Oppenheifue- = A..
from DaIlas county attrme1 leras A
racifr rniway ". Green. RON Aemar
rnuntr. afirrns6. BlsdlT ~ Cirpef. fron
r1aro county; reve-stf sn1 olsiI So
Vo1rlf - ne etate. from Iarrart crurtg
-r~frsed snd rsrnnrded. ETnn - 90
srnra. ron Tnrrn1t county ar-u-c- u
-s-rstirral A Grert -c-rteTr rrl.rtT p.
urtrtirs fra Irr~s rrrtT -tTe--e.
nr.l rrrr|ar1el rIInrrr1n -. rrt --1-t|
f--r Derrr crurtr af-ri1l Et-l.a-''.-
q. tts sac frn11 Ds1ar County f1.---..
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Marshall.

Special to the Herald
MARSHALL, October 1.-THE saw mill
men on the limo of the Texas &c Pacific, be-
tween Marshall and Texarkana, have
formed an organization and met in this city
to-day. They say they have ready for mar
ket 10000, 900 feet of lumber; that the Texas
& Pacific fails and refuses to give them
transportation; that it frequently happens
when they make shipments the cars are
sije-tracked and weeks and months elapse
before the lumber reaches its destination,
and that damage is done, especially to
dressed lumber, as a consequence. They
feel that they have been badly treated and
have sustained great loss for lack Of trans
portation, and they will procure the best
legal talent to 10 ok after and protect their
interests if necessary.
The National Mutual Cooperative Fire
Insurance company, ofthis city, have notice
OF q loss at Crockett. This concern is run
on the cooperative, pass-around-the-ha
system.
MARSHALL, October 1.-THE Minnie
Maddern troupe played 'Foggs Ferry"
here last night.
The machinery for the electric light has
been ordered.
Books of subscription for q telegraph ex-
cnange will be opened tomorrow, with
every assurance that q sufficient number
will BIZ made to secure the exchange.
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late war, held their reunion hers, A most
efoeIient and mastery, eloquent address
N welcome was extended 70 ihe
old oOnmand Wy Judge n, 4, Teague, for.
mefy u member Of tho brigade, which was
responded TO by General II N, da.n, by
request, - his usual ielio,,,9u9 m n ,5f'
Of Dallas, In one Of his soul.stirrng ad'
dresses, after which all present.,
vlted TO partake Of sumptuous
repast, prepared by our citizens, After
dinner short addresses were. made. by Col
onel r, II. Murray, president Of the ex;
Confederate Missouri association, General
Griffith, Il, @. Bower, Il. T. Slaughter and
others. Altogether this was one OF the
most enjoyable reunions of the boys in
Grey" that has ever been held in the state.
Old friendships were renewed and many
interesting "reminiscences of the past re-
called. The reunion continues tomorrow.
It is hoped and expected that the next re-
union will be held at Mckinney. in August
next in company with the ex-Coniederate
Nissourians,
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Williams Rancho.

Special TO the Herald.
WILLIAMS Rancho, october 1.-THE 60
as-you-please race which has been going on
here for the last three days ended last even
ing. We have a fine track and there were
several contestants in the ring. They were
walking for purse Of S75, and all seemed
to do their best, The champion was L.
Deley. entered by F. Nayin. There was
heavy bettinga and excitement was high. The
race was attended by a very large number
Of people and the Rancho was iyelier than
IL has been for some time.
John Bolton, the little son Of w. i. Boil
ton, who resides about five Riles east Of
this place, was on Thursday, the l2tb in
slant thrown from a horse which be was
riding to water without bride or halter.
The horse, aftsr throwing him, stepped on
his head, crushing in his skull. The attend
ing physician thinks the wound fatal.
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Bastrop.

Special TO the Herald.
BAsTRoP, October 14.-Ex.Governor i, j.
Dayis spoke at the courthouse this even
ing to an audience of about $50 persons,
threefourths of whom were colored The
speaker discoursed about two hours in
strain to please those opposed to the demo-
cracy. His speech ELECTED but little ap-
plause, and that came from the freedmen,
when the speaker made some remark about
the rich expressing the poor. He touched
upon the leading issues of the day, but
there but few of his hearers who could APP
preciate his position. Your reporter has
made it special business to inquire from
leading men of all parties, from different
sections of Bastrop county, regarding the
race for congress in this county between
Hancock and Davis, and feels warranted
in saying that Davis will not have II
majority exceeding 800. The republican vote
is about 400, only 100 of whom are white.
The democratic vote is about LOO; the
greenback vote 500. Out of the 800 green
hackers Davis will get less than 100. Many
will not vote at all, but the majority will
vote for Hancock in preference to Davis.
The greenbackers in this county are mostly
country farmers, and as n class are opposed
to the negroes and republicans. The Ger
mans will be pretty evenly divided between
Hancock and Davis. Your reporter APP
preached q prominent member of the Ger.
man brass band, and inquired ii his band
would serenade Governor Davis, and re-
ceived most decided negative answer.
1--WE always take great pleasure in serenad-
ing Wash Jones'" said he, land we will
vote for him. but we will have nothing TO
do with Davis" Thus il is among all
classes of voters, and the ides Of November
will develop the fact that the personal sup
port Of Wash Jones viii not vote for Davis.
That following number nearly thousand
voters in this county alone.
BAsTRoP, October ll.-Hon. Geo. W. Jones,
independent candidate for governor, re-
turned home to-day from his canvass of
the state.
Ex-Governor l.. J. Davis is expected to
address the voters Of Bastrop county here
next Saturday.
The county republican convention, TO
nominate or endorse candidates for the yari.
Gus county offices, is to be held here next
Monday.
District court also convenes Monday.
Hon. Joseph ID. Sayres left for Austin to-
day on private business.
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furnished music Tor tlie procession, Inc
party NJ once proceeded ~ The northwest
corner NJ The courthouse yard, where n
platform had been previously arranged Tor
The speakers, Governor Roberts was intro
dnoed 10 The crowd and VI some length DIS.
dussed the political issues Of The day. Din.
ner was then announced and all partook
Of one Of the grandest dinners ever seen In
Texas. Hon. John Hancock was then
brought forward, and In an able and on.
manner made q speech that was
Of man well fitted 10 fill
any position at the hands OF the people.
cheers were given for ''our next congress-
nan, John Hancock" Ex-Governor Lub-
look's speech was well received after which
Judge Terrell made a few remarks. A
rand ball was given at night at Brezeale's
lall.
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Weatllerford.

Special to the Herald.
WEATHERFoRD, October l2.-The nomi-
nation by acclamation Of Hon. W, R.
Shannon, for senator, yesterday at Decatur
gives much satisfaction to the people of the
Goth district, and his election over Judge
BrooEer, his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, anti
democrat opponent, is assured
Colonel Lanham. candidate for congress,
is this week winning new laurels among his
numerous friends in Parker. DR.. Barnett,
his chief opponent, is also active in his can
vass but only in portion of the district.
Hon. Richard Coke will address the peo-
pie here Saturday next. 1t is desired by
the democrats to have Wash Jones reply.
L. w. Gathings, of Hill county, was mar
ried last night to Miss Ada King, Rev. j..
b. Allison officiating.
Henry Martyr, of Weatheriord, will this
evening wed Miss Ida Hardeman, Rev. j..
i. Clancy officiating.
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Bolton.


SPECIAL to the Herald.
BELroN, October H.-Juage John ireland
addressed large and enthusiastic audience
here to day. His speech is freely spoken of
as one of the finest expositions of democratic
principles ever delivered in this county.
HEIDI scutsed George w. Jones and hisrecord,
reiuted his charges that there were no IS
sues between the republican and democratic
parties, mentioning the tariff and national
banks and other questions upon which the
parties we're not agreed: was in favor Of a
thorough system offree schools, fourmonths
in a. year, 20 be increased ast the people we're
prepared and the resources Of the state were
sufficient for that purpose. He said that ne
vras also in favor Of state university. when
the free schools have been organized and
the i,eorle prepared for snd demand ssch
an Institution. and we have the funds
with which 10 build j.. lie .iisCussed
the greenbackers and fat money,
followed out the fallacies and the arguments
OF the independents. and expressed bis Ie-
grets that they follow OF hifer strange gods.
He also reviewed The republican party anc
IL record since ths war IN Texas and cnfu-
pared ID with the dembcraiic party; proved
,bst Davis rot only nov bat bad been sup
porting Jones since bis frst rice for con
gress. ID would, however, be impossible
10 DO Judge Ireland justice In this re
port. ID IL enough 20 say that his speech
vas well received and that Il viii probably
bring a eood many wandering democrats
back into the fold.
The furr In the case offbe state ". Prank
Rafher. Who vas charrsd with killing Jack
McWhirter 81 Rogers station last Deem
Der. brought in q verdict, aftsr being out
few minutes. q not guilty
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And Other Interesting Specials
Fort Worth.

Fort worth.
Special to the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, October Ex-Governor Coke
spoke here at O'Clock in the courthouse
to q large and select audience, consuming
two and a half hours. In drawing the conf
parison between democratic and radical
rule, he handled Davis without gloves,
showing his administration to have been
one OF tyranny and oppression; that he had
suspended the writ of habeas corpus in
Limestone and other counties; that his
police had murdered citizens and stolen
property; that when he Davis came into
office taxes were but twelve and half
on the 500. Not only that,
bat he left the state 1000, GOO in debt and
still worse, tax was levied to build school
houses, and not one was built. After
dwelling at length upon Davis and the
frauds aud corruption of the radical party,
their dishonesty, etc, and especially how
Davis came into office and still wished to
be retained in office, even at the point of
the bayonet, after he Coke had been
elected by $4,000 majority, and referring
also TO Clark who contested and tried to
seat himself in congress, when Gid
dings was elected-in fact, draw
ng vivid picture of radical
mlSrule-Lne senator Iurueu " VIC iuuS-
pendents and greenbackers, and asked
them what they could expect by electing
Wash Jones governor, if such thing were
possible "You can expect nothing; you
are simply being led astray; you are sold
out" voice in the crowd: ~ QUILL have
to prove that, governor "l'll prove it,"
replied Senator Coke. why up there in
and fix up the business to carry the south
ern states, and a fund of 100000 will be
IN nsea V SGr shis P heard Malone tell
the lamented Ben Hill that he was better
democrat than he (HilD was, when Hill
was tearing the mask from his face that all
might see the deception he was practicing
upon his people Just so with Wash Jones,
who claims to be only an independent
Elect him, and you will see what kind of
an independent he is. He endorses Davis,
Davis endorses him, and he hates the de-
mocracy with a hatred that knows no
bounds" Governor Coke then impress
at all in the party government
when all is peace, prosperity and
happiness. The people had tried other
parties and had been badly deceived. he
Showed conclusively that they had nothing
to gain but everything. to lose, and he
urged the greenbackers, independents and
disaffected democrats not to be inveIgled
into any party that has no platform and
promises nothing, but to come into the
folds of the democratic ranks tor protection
from oppression ard misrule. His speech
was a mastery effort, delivered in that
happy, earnest and soul-stirring style, that
seemed to infuse new liteinto all. AS shouts
and rounds of applause rent the air, at
the conclusion, the crowd pressed forward
and the Misunderstanding. commenced He
speaks at Weatherford tomorrow and at
Decatur Monday.
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Albany


Special to the Herald.
ALBANY, October ia fight occurred
here to-day between two OF our candidates
for county Judge, j. i. Fisher, present
judge, and Henry Black, son of Hon. Jere
Black, of Pennsylvania. The difficulty
grew out of circular Judge Black issued
against Judge Fisher, touching his qualiii-
cations as county judge. The two met in
the Texas Central saloon, when Judge
Fisher gave Judge Black the lie, whereupon
the latter struck at the former, without
effect. Fisher then knocked Black down
and jumped on him, and bruised him up
over the head with pistol. The pistol
was discharged, but Fishers friends claim
it was accidental. Black was unarmed,
They were arrested. Judge Fisher is from
Dallas county.
Collins, who killed one Howard, in
Throckmorton county, the other day, has
been arrested and lodged in Shackeiord
county jail.
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snecial 10 The Herald.

Special 70 the Herald
DECATUR. october 10.-The democratic
convention to nominate state senator con-
vened yesterday and adjourned to-day after
norni mating W. L. Shannon. Of Weather
ford. Colonel J. =. smith, mayor Of Fort
Worth. was a candidate but his name was
not placed before the convention, as the ma
ioritv rule after ahard contest was adopted.
Seeing that Shannon rad e slight majority,
the Tarrant COUNTY delegation withdrew,
and Colonel shannon was ngniua'el -
.rsrrruaffru
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NEWS ny SPECIALS.

Frank James Whites 10 M Austlii PAS
tor. who BaptIsed Jesse, En-
DURING After The Latter's
Spiritual Condition
AZ tho Timo "A Colored Organization
Alleged 10 Have Been Formed
to Thoroughly Test
The Validity OF, the Civil Rights BIZ -
Davis Addresses the Denizens
of Wash jones'
Lair Ireland's Brilliant Effort at Bel
ton Young Rather Acquitted
There.
A Big Barbecue ut Characterization
Compress ExtOr'iOns.
A Forger in Limbo at Waco Evidently
One of a Gang.
The East Texas Lumbermen and TEeir
Grievances.
Ben ThOmpson's Case Set for Hearing
~ Monday.
Another Bonanza Unearthed at Mineral
Wells.
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