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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

MCKINNEY, July 1.-The weather con-
tinues warm and dry, and unless it rains in
a few days crops will suffer. Wheat in
large quantities is received daily and finds
a ready sale The spring oat crop is badly
injured by the rust.
The Union Mill company are building q
large grain warehouse.
The East Line railroad is erecting a
large tank near the depot, and will COM
mence building their freight depot just
east of the track next week. The employees
ofboth roads are working in the same build
ing and the Houston G Texas Central rail
WAYS depot, aud get along very pleasantly.
There is large Suhday-sChoOl picnic at
Walnut Grove to-day. A great many viii
20 from town No doubt some will attend
that will find it much more pleasant than
staying at home and having n monthly bill
stucl; at them every half hour, as usual on
the lst.
District court adjourned on Thursday
until Monday, when the criminal docket
will be taken up.
Properly is changing handsrapidly on an
advance.
our new First National bank will com.
mcnce business on the Sd. We have looked
through their new books and bank sup
plies and must say they are very nice, and
the most complete we have ever seen.
MCKINNEY, July 1.-The precinct con-
vention met this evening and elected dele
gates to the county convention, to be held
here on next Monday. The delegates We're
unanimously instructed for Governor j. W.
Throckmorton for congress from the fifth
congressional district.
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GEN THEM EN- I!

Please keep the fact in mind that the Clothing House of
Reinhardt 7o4 Elm street, recognized to-day the
elegant and complete establishment of its class in the State
To advertise bombastc absurdtes as prices and guam
titles, mode Of business totally foreign the leading
Clothing House of |. Reinhardt.
Our highest aim be standard in all things deal
fairly and upghy with patrons and keep pace with
the progress of style and fashion the ratio which the city
of Dallas growing city, has right expect of its live
to be understood by the public whilst sell goods
Furnishing Goods suit the and purse of all classes
larger than any of competitors do it for adj
vancement and profit and not for the purpose of wagng
relentless, cruel war against our neghbors.
We love our nelghbors love ourselves Outside
OF the Clothing trade for which have worked hard and
achieved the abors deserve and is thus When
try hard to merit the public's confidence by LOW
PRICES, FAIR, SQUARE DEALING, and no lumbug
barney but an honest facts that only advancing
own and the pubcs interest," but attract rstcass
trade from affair." which, but for efforts would have found
is way to other neighborng cities
Please keep the fact also in mind that carry the largest
and finest of Gents Furnishing Goods in Dallas,
comprising elegant lines of Gents Underwear in Silk Linen
Babrggan and Cambria White and Fancy Dress Shirts, of
every STYLE and the exquisite and latest styles Neck
wear In fashionable Hats headquarters. If you will
call and examine goods and prices rest fully assured you
will endorse every word we publish.
In the line of Special Bargains suited for the present
season. have the following goods in every concev
able size and price:
White Vests from So rs to So 90
Black Al pacca Goats, from 1 rs to 90
Creole Linen Check Suits Mohair Suits and all the delight
full Light Fabrics made up for Gentlemens Summer
Wear in Serges and Dagonas at all prices.
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Iongview.
special TO The Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
LoxGvrrw, July 3.-Saturday night and
Sunday in Longyiew were enlivened by sew
eral fights. The first noteworthy one was
at the Junction. Two negroes raised a row
in Nelson's saloon with the barkeeper, Cole
Rogers. lie put them out when one began
shooting at him. lie returned the fire. but
nobody hurt. Later in the night he was ro-
ing up the street when he was waylaid by
Zen Fury. one Of the two, and shot IN the
sbouiderr and side with a load Of buckslOi,
but not seriously hurt. lie returned the
fire with his pistol and shot Fury. in the
ria h. hand left arm and with glanc ne
SHOT in The chest. They were placed under
arrest. The examining trial VIII be held
Sunday about noon George Maiden, a
colOred fighter, got into a row With q party
OF jefferson negroes. and IL ended in
Georges being badly beaten and large at
tendance ct the mayors court this morn
a roupe salesman Of Smith & Durham,
nerned Harry Champion, Of Kentucky.
died Yesterday. At his funeral this morn
ing q young lady was 20 overcome with
emotion and heat that she tainted 81 the
grave. to the CONSERVATION Of her conpan-
Rev. ]. Dewitt Burkbead began q pro-
traced meeting At the Presbyterian church
here yesterday morning
District court commences tbs morning.
Jndes Robertson vas promptly m ms
place. expecting II would Be possible % Ar
ranre some law questions. but the bar Was
not ready and nothing vas done.
Some prospects 81 rain.
F-rrk WeIdr0n has built snail steam
bonf- furufv-sir feet long, for use In log
hauling IN The Sabine. II i sucress-
Los1rrru. July Last night Deputy
1t~rif Wa1e fund Ellen BTles icoloredl
M in in1. wbs-e she had ben fyr several
DAYS. She died e 2o'clock IN The morD-
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Fort Worth,

Special 20 the Herald.
FoRT WoRTH, July About 4 o'cloc
this morning small grocery store and
carpenter shop on Main street we're burned.
Loss, about 81 200; no Insurance.
Mack Hickey and John Mar
tin while firing anyils at |
o'clock this morning were badly burned
about the face and hands by powder can
exploding.
A union picnic Of the Methodist Sabbath
school children and the Fort Worth fire.
men took place to-day in a suburban
grove.
The "Deutcher Verein" society had a'pic-
mic to-day, which ends in a ball at their new
hall tonight.
Three men, charged with liberating a
murderer named Wilson from the Muir
freesboro, Tennessee, Jail, were taken from
here today by the marshal Of that city.
A wild Norwegian, who gives his
name as Yoly johnson, was caught in
the woods near the city, to-day, and com
mitted to Jail. He talks fair English, is
afraid of something he will not describe
and ran like a wild animal when pursued.
A buggy was turned over and demolished
tonight by the team running away. No
persons seriously hurt.
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| ifo N charged with aggfavaied assault vim
| intmi ~ Nil and his bOhdapen HAVING
| nypn him ~, he WA arrested MI LainDdqaq
| lnst on The eve NJ hls Intended departure
Tor parig unknown,
a negro attempted Ia steal q li0fe last
night, hut wns prevented by bolnR shot NJ
by u courageous young lady Miss Detiie
PenCOck, sister ~ the owner VI The horse,
SAN ANToSlo, July 3,-Lasi week specu-
lators In grain at local bucket shops were
relieved handsomely, three or four young
men winning about $1,000 II Is
now developed that the figures
were falsIhed by telegraph operator
named Ryan, who has skipped. Ryan had
recently been discharged from the employ
of the Western Union office for drunken
ness, and was hard up. He IL thought TO
have planned the game. The names Of his
coniederates are unobtainable
SAN ANTONIO, July 4.-The Fourth was
generally celebrated by professions of fire.
men, speeches. and fireworks tonight.
M. j. Petrich, superintendent of the
Western Union telegraph company here,
will enter suit against certain newspapers
for damages on account Of duplicating the
office in the recent transactions, whereby
the local bucket shop was beaten out of
about $1,000. The Houston Post is sup
posed to be the principal offender. Petrich |
declines to be interviewed on'the subject.
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Special % the Herald
TrxARKANA, AK, July Ia fatal al
fray occurred about two miles from the city
this morning. in which T. 5. Vale was shot
aud killed by one NcCaib. The dilnculty
grew ont Of Wales refusing 10 pay MctaiO
Tor some work which be had done. Mcgai0,
after the shooting, made Statement OF we
cfTlir TO some friends and left. He is Sill
at large.
Texsrkana is to have a brewery in opera
ton in thirty days.
A little girl was taken from some lewd
women lat night By the citizens. She says
they forced her 20 do many indecent things
under threat OF being killed II she refused.
She 4 about twelve years old and tells q
pitifnl tale Of unparalleled cruelty at their
hands. Her prosecutors were lined 80
and costs each this morning in the CITY
court and are now in jail TO answer 20 a
charge in TIE state courts that VIII prODaDy
land them in the penitentisry.
No rain vet. but the air is much cooler
and some prospects Of a shower soon.
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Special to the Herald.

CLEDURNE, July Tho county conven-
ton met to-day. Every district in the
county was fully represented. The pro-
ceedings were harmonious Mr.. Joe.
Heath was called to the chair, and Mcssrs
Sherlock and Payne were chosen sccrela-
rcs. Thirty delegates were appointed TO the
state convention and the same number Ia
the congressional convention \ motion
IN instruct delegates to the congressional
convention caused warm controversy and
on 4 vote by Beats was laid on the table.
THE resolution to recommend and support
the Hon. Tillmln Smith for lieutenant
governor was passed unanimously; also
Il resolution endorsing the Governor Rob
erts. il before the convention. The Hon.
Ola Wellborn will 20 the vote of Johnson
county. Afterwards Colonel J. W Brown
win be the next choice.
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Special 10 the Herald.
GArEsyILLE. July The trial of Perry
Leonard for the murder Of Jones which has
been IN progress az The week terminated 90
7:30 this morning bv the jury returning q
verdict Of murder in the first degree and
assessing the punishment az inn
p-isonment for life. II was a
common rFmark that TIE jury was one
Of Intelligence. This " the second case n
conviction for murder IN the first degree in
the courts Of this county.
The Coryeil convention met to-day at ?
p. m. and endorsed the Roberts admiuistra-
ton in the main with en- amendment OPP
posing a third term. Judge NugeEt was
recommended for appellate judge.
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Plano
sreclal 70 the Herald.

PLANO. July Major w. +. Penn com
mcnced holding pro'rated meeting at this
place yesterday morning and will be here
several weeks. The town has been crowded
with people from the country and neighbor.
ing towns attending his meetings. and
lively times are anticipated ere tue close oil
his STAY here.
Oglesbv & Overaker, grain dealers here.
have lust filled a contract with firm in
New Orleans for 100 cars Of wheat 10 be de-
liverod in November. The total shipments
Of grain for the month Of June are twenty
Eve cars Of oats and eighiy-tWc cars Of
wheat
Weather dry aud warm.
Wenecd some rain.
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Kansas City.


SpCtlNI U Inc HtrlIU.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, July John Kern,
dissolute son of wealthy mill man in
Petersburg, Virginia, died here last night
OF sunstroke. He had good education,
but spent much of his time in dissipation,
and has been in the work house since cem-
ing here.
A woman who refused to divulge her
identity came to this city from the west
yesterday and during last night attempted
to suicide with morphine She WAS pre-
vented however and taken to the
police station. She refused to talk
much, hut enoag h was obtained from her
to lead to the be liet that her name is An
ME Bailey and hat she comes from Den
yer, Colorado She is about 20 years old
and is thou ght TO be a crank.
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Iittsburg.
Special 20 Che Herald.

PlrTsBURG, July 1.-The county conycn-
ton of Camp county met to-day at II
O'Clock, and was called 20 order by J. W.
Hooper, chairman of the executive COM
mittee The only thing that was done was
to elect delegates TO the state convention;
who were instructed toyote for Roberts, for
governor. Owing to the county issues no
other DELEGATES were elected. The county
stands for Chiffon and Jones in the race Tor
congress from this district.
Governor Hubbard spoke here last night
to a full house.
The people are almost a unit in this sec
ton In favor OF Roberts for a third term.
l.. p. Perkins. Of Hunt county, was in
town to-day. He did not address the peo-
pie on the political issues Of the day. Local
issues in the convention prevented his be-
lug heard. -
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fIastroI
Special TO the Herald.

opcclhl w tuo
BAsTRoP, July 1.-The county democratic
convention was called to order NJ ? o'clOrg
this evening by Chairman Captain j. Il.
Gillespie, II. Cain, secretary. Delegates
were selected TO attend the congressional
and senatorial conventions. Delegates to
the state convention were instructed TO cast
votes for Hon. John Ireland for governor
MS long as his name is before the conven-
ton. Resolutions were adopted condemn
ing third-term aspirations. The names of
the delegates to the Galveston convention
are Joseph ID. Savers, A. W. Moore, j. G.
Higgins, l.. G. Cain, p. Luckey,. r. s.
Green, J. j.. Moncure, w. G. Howell, j. w.
Kennedy and O. w. p. McGnnis.
Miss May Lyons, who has had charge of
the German American school here for the
past two years left this morning for New
Brauniels. She made many firm and last
ing friends here and they regret that for
tune does not keep her in Bastrop.
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having In charge A, H. Caflnglon, Thor
nfo ilifoo indictments aFnlnt hlm f1f ihtf
Ofhmsog md cattle lle baq ag0ldod nf
rest fof uore than n year lle alst
wanted IN LlanD county, boihR charged
vii same offence
llen Malone (colorodj WIS lodged In Jail
to-day for stealing ~ from the saloon Of
Mr. Bfaczeale.
4 prisoner, G. lIoldenhamer, attempted
TO break Jail on Wednesday night, and by
means Of n crOwDar succeeded IN pricing
of two bars of the grating, but was dis
wife was suspected Of giving him the crow
bar, but there was not sufficient evidence TO
convict her.
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Colnanclie.

oFUVIdI 10 IIU ffVTHIu'
CoMANcHE, July 1.-Notce of the last act
of the great national tragedy, which was
the execution of Charles J. Guiteau, yester-
abo ut5 o'clock. 1T is over at last" was
the exclamation of many.
The grangers opened up three stores here
this week with about $500 ok. and it
will be increased. Comanche county is
numbered with the few in this state that
control the free school system.
The wnol-g gro Hers of this county met and
organized county wool growers associa-
ton, and the following officers we re elected;
DR.. II. G.. Herndon, resident;
r. l.. Cunningham, vice president; +. B.
Bryan, secretary; and j. G. Hamilton,
treasurer. The next meeting will be held
here on the first Saturday in July.
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NIineOIa.



MINEoLA, July 1.-The Wood county con-
yention at Quitman did its work harmo-
niously to-day. Delegates were selected for
the state, congressional, senatorial, judicial
and representative conventions. Ireland
appeared to be the favorite for governor,
and Chiffon had an overwhelming ma
iority in his favor for congress, but none of
the delegates We're instructed. The con-
gressional delegation is solid for Chiffon.
Complimentary resolutions endorsing Sem
atOr Buchanan and District Attorney Hogg
we're enthusiastically passed by the CON
vention. These gentlemen are universal
favorites in their respective spheres, and
will probably have no opposition in the
coming canvass.
MINEOLA, July Wood county held her
convention to-day, and sent a solid Chiffon
delegation to the congressional convention.
The convention was largely attended,
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Decatur.
Special to the HeralI

specify W lHe leIaIu
DECATUR, July 1.-The district conference
of the Methodist ministery is in session
here.
General Weaver addressed the citizens of
this county yesterday upon the greenback
question. An audience of about 5000
was present. His friends claim
many converts to the cause.
Washington Jones who was advertised to
be present did not come. General Weaver
advocated Jones for governor. Good order
prevailed and the greenbackers are proud
ofthe days proceedings.
The democratic county conven
ton was held yesterday and elected
delegates to the district and state
conventions. The delegates were not in
structed but Throckmorton will have q solid
delegation from this coanty to vote for him
in the district convention for congressman.
The majority of the state delegates are in
favor of ireland Tor governor.
Crops are beginning to suffer for rain,
and unless it rains before week, the corn
crop will be seriously injured.
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Special 10 The Herald

Special % The Herald
IArEErcE, July 4-The citizens Of our
town celebrated the glorious Fourth in
grand style. Judge g. W Smith, 81 Ter
reiI. Chairman Of the state democratic er-
ecufivs committee. was the orator o. the
DAY. and delivered an able and eloquent
address Colonel A. J. Cropsy and others
also made enthusiastic speeches. Mr.
DR.. ]. ID Stocking rad the Declaration Of
Independeuce IN en- effective style and tone
There we're about q thousand visitors pre-
ent. and q basket picnic dinner vas served
in rrofusiUn Tor al present. The OCCASION
viii Eng h. rememberei as one Of The
rreatest In The history q our town
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Cardinal Points TO Rememberl

That Acker's Blood Elixir is specific
remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism, malari-
Gus and other fevers, scrofulous tendencies,
and all forms of notwithstanding. 1t puri-
fies the system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enriches the blood, pro-
notes appetite, dispels languor, and res
torres the body to robust health. Sold by
w. II. Patterson 81 Co., the Peachstone
Liniment men.
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speeisl 70 hs Herald.

Special 10 fhe Herald
Saw sABA, JUS 3.-Ths weather Il hnei
but hot and dry. Rain is needed, but late
cotton is not suffering yet.
Conference for the Lampasas district = 70
Be held here this week. IRON sTty %
hundred lively and vigorous METHODIST
Urearhers viii make q raid On the cnicEens
furnished b. the good sisters Of thi9 town.
The Fourth Of July vii Be celebrated 81
two different localities in our county m NE
Cd style. with harbecus.
The deputy Unfted States marshal Who
tr false ch1-res. cErse1 The Hrrest q
Theu1ure BCEman. vas brought m 20 2
With brncslets On In chnge d our snerIn.
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
CALVERT, July 1.-The democrats of this
precinct met and elected the following dele
gates to the convention to be held in Frank
lin, Jnly 8th: J. l.. Boutries, J. S. McLen-
don, James Connaughton, Il. Fancher, b.
]. Fl. Gibson, J. X. F. Hanna John Orr,
J. NJ. Davis, W. c. Osborne, L. a. Berg
eron, D. NJ. Payne, Tuck Young, ]. NJ.
Willis. Resolutions endorsing Hon. H. d.
Prendergast for the court Of appeals and
Scott Field for the senate we're adopted.
Being called on, Hon. H. D. Prendergast
delivered a speech of some length, thank
ing his fellow citizens for the honor they
would confer ontim.
Weather still hot. No rain and crops
suffering very much. Unless it rains soon
cotton will be short
Waite, the murderer Of WISER, the jailor
of the county, was yesterday tried and the
death penalty assessed.
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sp-cisl y ne Hs-.ld
BUExE11. JAY l-Nr. s.its-. dsputg
sheriff, returned f-Un Baylor county.
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Marshall.

Special to the Herald
MARSHALL, July 3.-Mrs. L. @. Weir
mother of Mrs. Dr. B. f. Eads, was buried
yesterday evening. A large concourse of
sorrowing friends attended the funeral.
Charles Roquet, infant son of Mr.. N. l..
and Nettie Houston Brnghurst, died last
night.
This is the hottest day of the season, the
thermometer indicating 50 degrees.
Prayers were offered for raia yesterday
and this morning at st. Joseph's church,
and from present indications they are to
be answered.
MARSHALL, July 1.-Colonel Buck Kill
gore spoke at the opera-house this morning
and created favorable impression.
John ID. Rudd, chairman of the county
democratic executive committee, called the
convention to order at II a.. m. A full dele
cation from all the precincts was present.
Joseph +. Taylor was elected chairman.
After the usual preliminaries, the corven-
ton proceeded to ballot for candidate to
represent us in the fifteenth district. The
name of W, J. Caren was placed in nomina-
ton; there being no other, he was unani-
mously elected. The committee on resOlu-
tions reported endorsing the Roberts adj
minstration, iavoring free schools, the state
university, etc. Delegates to the state con-
Ventl0n were appointed. n TesoluClon III
slructing delegates to support Roberts for
governor was laid on the table. 1t was
then moved to reconsider the resolution.
Carried. Delegates to the congressional
convention were instructed for Colonel
James Turner. Delegates to the judicial
convention we're instructed for n. A. Sted-
man for district attorney Delegates to the
state convention were instructed to support
William Stedman for judge of the supreme
bench, and +. b. Sexton for justice of the
court of Appeals.
Our city is full of country folks, dele gates
to the county convention, who report the
crop prospects gloomy, in consequence of
the continued dry weather. |
MARSHALL, July At commenced rain
ing about O'Clock yesterday evening and
continued about an hour, all the time ac-
companied by wind and lightning and peal
ing caps of thunder. Several houses and
other objects about the city were struck by
lightning, but no harm done. Our people
are greatly rejoiced at this timely rain, but
little business has been done to-day. The
bank, postofiice and telegraph office are
all closed A national salute was fired tins
morning, and the tire-cracker has been
booming all day.
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ing. The verdict Of the coroncr's jury was
that she died from excessive use Of alcohol.
She was q confirmed whiskey and Opum
user, and deprivation of her stimuants for
five days killed her
The democratic county convention was
held here to-day. Delegates were selected
to the state, congressional, senatorial and
representative conventions. Delegates are
all unnstrucled. Resolutions were passed
endorsing Coke's and Cubersons course in
congress, Ireland for governor, Sexton for
appellate justice, unanimously, and with
few dissenting voices, Hubbard for congress.
Longyiew male and female high school
held its commencement exercises Thurs
day and Friday. Much interest was mani
tested by citizens. Rev. j. d. w. Burk-
head delivered an address yesterday. Sub
ject-" Chemical Affinity" The whole ex-
ercises were very fine.
Crops are suffering for rain and from eX-
eSsive heat.