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Hysterla, nervous excitability, wasting Of
relieved BY using Browns Iron Bitters.
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Great Reduction in Millinery
70 suit the hard times, at Bauman's, zoe
ELM street,
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Look ct the linen ulsters, linen suits
Of actual cost ct n. Rosethal & Co.'S
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We receive Pattern Hats and Bonnets
daily rs they appear in New York AZ
Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Is useful in dyspepsia. 1t gives the stom.
ach tone and imparts vlgor to the whole
system.
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A grandfree lunch every day, from 10
nti p, m, at the Wichita saloon,
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Gainesville, Monday, July II.
Denton, Tuesday, July IS,
Weatherford, Thurs, July 20.
Fort Worth, Friday, July 81.
Waco, Saturday, July 20.
San Antonio, Monday, July ID.
San Marcos, Tuesday, July IS.
Austin, Wednesday, July 26.
Brennan, Thursday, July 81.
Houston, Friday, July IS.
Galveston, Saturday, July 80.
Palestine, Monday, July 81.
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Kid Gloves and Mits
all colors at Dauman's, 706 Elm street.
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The express trains of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi railroad leave st. Louis later
than other routes thereby insuting con-
nection for passengers from Texas
who, by taking this route are
several hours less time on the road,
psssiI s over best of tracks, with luxurious
palace sleeping COACHES magnificent day
car excellent dining cars all through to
Cincinnati without change. All lines ad-
vertising quicker time than the Ohio Il
Mississippi railroad intend to deceive the
travelling public.
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Tyler, Tuesday, August /.
Terrell, Wednesday, August a.
Longview, Thursday, Aug. 3.
Shreveport, La, Fri, Aug. a.
Marshall, Saturday, August S.
Texarkana, Monday, Aug. 7
GAINESVILLE, Tuesday, Aug. s.
Paris, Wednesday, August 9.
Bonham, Thursday, August 10.
Sherman, Friday, August II.
Greenville, Saturday, Aug. ~.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE


CHICAGO, January 30.-Patricl McGlew,
who was arrested here to-day ON requisi.
tion from st. Louis, where he is suspected
of completely in the murder of Saturday
was saloon-keeper here four years ago, and
well known to the police, having been iden.
iiiied with criminals all his life.
W." "rand iurv to-day investigated -
methods of business on change, With n view
of investigating whether they were indrt-
able as being akin to gambling.
Some prominent members were examined
together with importers and exporters
participants in the corner.
Seth Hanchett, clerk Of the probate court
Of this county, which was recently declared
Illegal has made n statement of business
done by that court during its four years
existence. 1t includes 4, ,69i cases transferred
TO the county court and 2,01S new cases,
value of transferred cases settled and pend
ing in'court, $40, $4,000; value of new cases,
settled and prbbated, S3202l 900; value Of
transferred cases distributed under orders',oi
the probate court, $40, $4,000; value of new
eases distributed, $50, ,270, 900; number Of ap-
peals, ,i0s; number OF judgments rendered on
claims filed, 5,2ll: and preparations for quo
warranto proceedings are not yet com
pleted
Mike Mcdonald to-day received dis.
patch from New Orleans that the ground:
for the Sullivan.Ryan prize fight had been
selected on the Mobile railroad, between
New Orleans and Mobile, between the hour:
of and 10, February 9TH.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

General Grant has been elected director
Of the Equitable life insurance company.
Friends of the late Mr.. Goddard, of the
Boston Advertiser, hayep resented his widow
with $4,000.
The walls OF Senator Pendleton's new
drawing-room at Washington arc covered
with blue silk.
The port of Venice Is being decpcned so
as to admit the entry of the Italian mon
ster iron-c!ads,
Tramways arc projected between many
villages in Italy on tie roads built by the
old Romans,
Twcnty-threc students of Princeton Col
lege have been inaictcd for smashing win
dows and lamps.
Young Mr.. Wilde Is being petted in BAL
timore society, Notwithstanding his erratic
conduct last week,
T he centennial of the discovery OF the
Mississippi Rivers delta is TO held in New
Orleans in April.
All the stables at Nashville having been
swept away by the floods, the Blood Horse
association has withdrawn all stakes, ayd
will hold no spring meeting.
Three-iourths of the opera festival seats
in Cincinnati have been sold at auction,
bringing $4,000, and before the first opera
is given the sales will reach $4,000,
The war footing of the German army has
been established by the budget Of 1882 at
500, 900 men. In the event OF war the mum.
Der could be doubled at twenty four hours
notice by telegraph.
France and Italy have hitherto produced
sugar only from the beet root The sugar
cane has lately been introduced In both
countries, and its rapid growth threaten,
the beet-root industry.
Turkey and Russia haye reached an
understanding, The former Is to pay
81, 900 600 annually on account of the wal
indemnity, payment being guaranteed by
the tithes Of some OF the Turkish prov.
inccs.
IT. az currently reported Roscoe Conk.
line's prize In the lottery Of assassination
Is to be n justiceship Of the supreme court
of the United States, will there be enough
black silk In Washington to make him q
gown
kilograms from Marseilles state that th,
balloon which carried Walter Powell 10 SC 4
from England, on the 10th of Decembe,
last, has been found, together with IN,
dead body of Powell, In the Sierra Pcdrosc
mountains
Ex-Prcsidcnt and Mrs. Hayes will neithe,
60 to Washington this winter nor 20 Il
Europe IN the spring. Mr.. Hayes IL salts
fled with the little village Of Fremont
where he Is q participator IN the debate.
down at the shoe store.
They are always discovering sometime
wonderful out In California. The lntcsl
thing In wonders IL canary who refuses tc
sing unless q mouse, for whom the bird has
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Sad Breaks.

m Nsw ORLEANS, January 30.--Vicksburg
telegraphic adylces from Delta, Louisiana,
to-day report crevasse near that place.
The Times-Democrat's Vicksburg special
says passengers on the Choteau this even
ing report the break occurred in the leyee
at Delta, Louisiana, about 8 o'clock this
morning, just above the government light
at that place, He says the break is 100
yards wide, the water passing rapidly
through, flooding the country in the VI
cinity.
A break of 100 feet is reported in the
levee at Tropical Bend, little above The
quarantine station, but on the opposite side
of the river, inundatine the country for two
miles back. Chief State Engineer Richard.
son s,, does not anticipate any trouble from
The crevasse, ''''
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New York Stock Market.

New York, January S0.--The stock mar
ket opened somewhat irregular, but in main
to | per cent. lower than
Saturdays closing prices, the latter
for Erie; Louisville II New Albany,
however opened per cent at 7ic. In the
early dealing the market advanced TO 4
per cent, the Denver 4 Rio Grande leading
therein, but subsequently declined I to /
per cent, the Missouri Pacific, Denver &
Rio Grande and Wabash preferred being
more prominent in downward movement.
At II o'clock n recovery of to II per cent.
took place, the Missouri Pacific leading
therein
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A Nan Stays Another at Bryan with A
Billiard Cue, and Says it was
Unintentional, which
Is Probable.
waco Wirelings--Spicy Items from
the City on the Brazos..Point.
ers from Palestine.
New Mexico News...Frasility OF Life
inthe Villages ofthat Boom
a Ing Territory.
Synopsis Of Decisions of the Commits
sioners of Appeals.
Gossip from Galveston--1hc deep
Water Committee.
Other Entertaining State News.
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)ther Entertaining State News.


r,
"''es'on'
Speciai 'o ihe Herald
GALVESTON, January 30--A compliment
ary dinner to adiusters of losses a. ~
oa,,as,a,, A.. " 'o'se' ~ 'he
oaiveston lire, January lS, was given at the
Girardn house Saterday evening by tho
Galveston Board of Underwriters Can,o,r
n. @ Laverv nrosi,,or, or,,,. ~, - W.,
derwriters nrrass;dsd se nnI - ~, tne noaru o. un-
credit 10 Tia occnsion enI "ai ,ns sno sp.eau:was
a heartily rcl;sh su rha "as pu.'aken WIN
aonr cnas,s ,.,r,adn 'oas's inciuueu.
dent.elec, nana ,v.r. ao,,,, ,huslMii.crs rresi,
tn. The a;nnar "ero oaonn, vavii oaiony respohded
The occnsion vii, lonp ieur hours ana
tLe pa,ticinnn,s "e W io"eihoerea py
Cotton rrccints sca
AT mee,iny ~ ho ..a
on deep water nj thn e,,n ov.l'niuec
change, MIR. p ! WINS oha;s eU,.on ek tx
jections we're raised ~ tIa"',n ,hn ,Nro, ~,
| of reporters. and n secre, Matt; p.osSnvc
Gated, reporters TO be advise" hs s,hsssnwon. "uvU.
| to the meetings as 10 what nroceoJ;nrs ~
was Thought hest 10 mako nnhl;o ei,mss 4 a,, ~
| lion wos ',ns ,node ,I may pup''ei Asugges-
| low that ;,em, "s ;,,aml, WI. MAJ
for publication be em,,rossoa a"'enucu lor
reporters obiectcJ H. " % mm,eh .nc
thought the best nlan wouid id'Ihnss ha
confer with the ,fexas % conar.ss;onaI I J
delegation and assist them avarv waa
Mr. Runge moved the mernhc,s have M
discretion, and Offered resolution exnress.
ing satisfaction at the manner In which
Colonel Mansfield Ind conductad tha.
harbor improvement work at this noint
both of which ware adaintad' i'
OF the committee, Messrs. Rnngc and him,
leave Thursday. Messrs. Belo. Iamison
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NASHVILLE, January 29,--The river is
Stationary at fifty and half feet on the
gauge
A McKinncyvillc, Tennessee, special says
waterspout poured upon White and Van
Buren and parts Of Warren counties last
night.
Caney Fork at II m. was rising at the
rate of two feet per hour,
Rock river is fuller than was ever known,
and all communications with the upper
country are suspended.
These streams are tributaries to the Cum.
berland river and threaten greater flood
than ever.
EVANSVILLE, January 30.-The river fell
nine inches between noon Saturday and II
p. m. yesterday. The rise in Caney FORK was
oceasioned by the rain of Friday night.
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pnnlclsy,

LONDON, January @.-The Observers
correspondent at Dublin says there was an
other and larger fracture on the stock cx-
change yesterday, and it is expected that
two or three large business houses will fail
during the present week unless assistance
is rendered them. There has also been n
failure in the foundry business and one In
the building business, with liabilities OF
$4,000 and $4,000 respectively. There Is
quite local panic, and business is at the
lowest ebb. Tradesmen are endeavoring as
debtors are mostly landlords, there Is no
possibility ofa settlement for months TO
come.
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now organized, or hereafter Organized
desiring to withdraw its circulating
notes, by deposit Of Lawful
money with the treasury, as provided in
section Of the act of June 10Th. 1874,
entitled An act fixing the amounts Of
United States notes providing for the re-
distrlbntlon of national bank currency and
Tor other purposes" shall be required
to give thirty days notice to the comm
trollcr of currency of lis intention to Je.
post lawful money and withdraw its circu.
latlng notes; provided. that not more than
SoVo,OOO OF lawful money shall be deposited
during any calendar month for this pur-
pose; provided, further, atprovisions Of
this section shall not apply to bonds called
Tor redemption by the secretary of the
treasury.
HOUSE.
In the house number of bills were in
troduced and referred among which are
the following:
BY Wheeler, of Alsbama-To grant land
to the state of Alabama in aid Of the War.
rior Il Tennessee River railroad company.
by Oates, of Alahama--Requiring the SUI
preme court in cases predicated upon con
tracts or breach thereof coming within
their jurisdiction, to decide them according
to the law of the place where the contract
was mn0e or was to be performed
By Cobb-Repealing all laws granting
lands to certain railroad companies and
states for the benefit of such companies.
declaring the right and interest OF such
railway companies and states to said roads
forfeited. This bill relates to a large mum.
Der of railroads, including the Atlantic &
Pacific, Texas & Pacific and Northern Pa
ciilc, and was, after contest as to the
proper reference, referred TO the commit
Tee on judiciary.
A resolution was also intro luced, call
ing for all correspondence between the
state department and the United States
minister at St. Petersburg relative 10 the the
expulsion of American Israeiies from
Russia, and the persecution of Jews in tho
Russian empire. Adopted.
A resolution calling for information as to
what action has been taken by the exccu.
tive department in regard to TIE modilica-
tion OF consular fees was adopted
| resolution calling on the secretary oi
state for list Of all promotions, removals
and appointments made in the consular
service since the 4lh of March, 1877, was
adopted
| Adjourned.
OBNOXIOUS TO MALONE.
| Senator-Elect Riddleberger, Governor
Cameron and number of members of tn,
Virginia Legislature, besides the prominent
readlusters, are here today to assist
Senator Malone in his fight against
Representative Jorgensen over the Norfolk
post-ofiice. Malone, Cameron and Riddle
barger called on the president to-day. anc
joined III the protest against the appoint
ment of Nichols They urged that tn,
nomination be withdrawp and represented
so it is said, that to make the ap
pointment would be injurious Il
the interests of the coalition party
that 1t would give encouragement
to republican opponents of the coalition
Just now, at a critical time, when that part,
has an internal quarrel on hand about tn,
state authorship. Mahone's friends still
declare Nichols nomination will be with
drawn.
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Austin,
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald
AUSTIN, January 50,-Charters were fled
to-day by the Planters Bluf' & Perryyille
mcadamised and plank road company.
capital 5000 for the construction of
toll road through the Trinity river swamp
IN Henderson county, the Workmen's,
Union OF Comal county capital 81 900, and
the Texas ice company, of Dallas, capital
$1,000 The directory of the latter is com
posed OF j. A. Brtton, W. Q. Connor and
j, earlier.
The governor is about TO revoke by proc
lamation the general reward of $500 Tor the
arrest of robbers, basing the act on the
lacturc of the reward TO accomplish the OBJ
ject intended, the belief being that arrests,
where rewards have been claimed, could
have been made by the officers with ordi-
nary diligence.
The Austin & Central Texas coal COM
pany, Of Rockdalc, report having struck n
third VEN Of camel coal seven and n half
feet thick.
Bill Smith, h.rsc thief, was sentenced
to-day for five years.
Reubc Bayles' case began this morning.
The governor Is able to be about.
The comptroller will give him fresh.
blast in few days. t
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Dakotah into the union, and he will vote
for the BILL He holds, it is said that the
southern portion OF Dakotah is enti-
tied, by reason Of population and
other considerations, 10 admission,
and that it is not question for
partisan consideration. Judge Davis vote,
combined with the Republicans, would give
the bill a majority in the senate, and as the
Republicans control the house, it would
appear the measure has good prospect of
becoming law at tho present session
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Crlner and Cn.naltIes.

NEW ORLEANS, January 29,-The Times
Democrat Goodman, Miss, special, says /;
Freeman l.. Lester, Of Louisiana, was
shot aud instantly killed here last night by
Dr.. 5. Clayton. The cause of the
difficulty is not known. Clayton was
imprisoned. Lester was highly esteemed
and his death caused universal regret In
this place.
cial rcports The death of Robert Henderson
u prominent citizen Of Barry county. His
horse threw him against tree, dashing out
his brains.
A lettor from Howell county, Mississippi,
reports the killing at Lewis Store of Robert
Decker, by Gabriel Laws. Cause, an old
ieud
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NRw YoRk, Jansary 9o.-Leading i'm.
porting houses Of New York, including
Warren, Constable & Co., Lord & Taylor,
y. $, Jaiiray & Co., A. 4. Stewart & Co..
ii. II. Clanin & Co., and others, have sent
monstrancc against the hill introduced BY
Senator Sherman abolishing trial by Jury
OF the qustion of rates on duty under the
tariff law. and substituting instead an APP
peal to the secretary OF the treasury or to
the court Of claims upon any. question Of
lawful rates or assessment Of duty, the de.
cision OF either TO be final.
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WASHINGTON, January 2o.-rhe Washing.
ton Post will publish tomorrow morning a
long interview with ex-secretary Blaine, In
which the latter explains and defends the
policy OF the state department 10.
wards Chill and Peru, while
til department was under his
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4 Snrnrlsrd Pollcemnn

Talk about bold bank burglaries,n said
member of the police force this morning,
"the slickest steal ever heard of was the
robbery OF bank down in Rhode Island
six or seven years ago. II was bitter cold
night, and q night patrolman noticed dim
light in the bank window, and going up TO
the door, raped.
Ills that you, patrolman? asked voice
from within
"'Yes, was the reply.
"'Step. in and get u heat said the voice
from within. The patrolman stepped in
side and encountered n dapper little fellow
wearing green shade over his eyes and q
pen behind his ear.
You're working late tonight said the
putrolmdn.
"Yes,' said the dapper little fellow "I've
been detained tonight strengthening up ac-
counts
"Tho patroleman warmed himself at the
roaring big fire that blazed on the hearth,
and went out again on his beat. An hour
after the patroleman came thai way, and
still seeing the light through the window,
raped again. ,m
u'ycs.i
u'Como in and warm yourself
"The patrolman accepted the invitation.
"'It's d bowling cold night, said the man
with the green shade over his eyes.
"'you bet said the patrolman. So he
took another heat and returned 10 his beat.
| lie was rather surprised next day TO learn
that his firesidc friend Of the night before
had got away with some $4,000 Of the
banks finds.n
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Ninssacrcd.

vienna, January 9.-The Pressc reports
that len gensd'armes were recently surprised
at midnight by a band Of insurgents in
Herzegovina, and massacred under the
most irightful circumstances.
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Bryan.
sperinl TO tho Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
BRYAN, January 3o.-I.ato on Saturday
evening farmer of this county, while in
difficulty with a saloonkeeper, of this place,
was struck on the head wits billiard cue,
and died from the effects on the same night.
A post mortom examination showed that q,
blood vessel had been rupturcd and death.
ensucd from an overflow Of blood In tho
head, while the skull was not fractured.
The farmers name was s. ". Rcchic, and
the unfortunate man, who dealt the blow,
was Joe lIearnc, who says he had no
thought of killing the man, and every ono
credits his statement, since he bears rcpu-
was held to bail in the sum Of 5000.
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The New Cabinet

PARIS, January On. Leon Say will be
minister Of finance, NJ. Marcy, minister Of
public works, General Billot, minister of
war and Admiral Jaureguberry, minister
of marine.
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Troupe
Special TO the Herald

TROUPE, January @.-Quite an excite :.
mcnt is now existing in business circles in
this city ON account Of the sudden closure
of the thought.to.be staunch and reliable
dry goods house Of W. T. Hall, at the in
stance of l.. 4 II. Blnm, Of Galveston. Tho
liabilities could not be ascertaincd but Il Is
rumorcd that they ore very heavy.
The weather has been very disagrcoablc
all day. A continual rain, mixed with.
some slect, has prevailed.
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Obituary.,

New YonK, January 3o.--Rev. Henry W.
Bellows ID. d., died to-day.
PARIS, January 3O.-Baron Jerome David
vice.prcsident OF the corps leeislatif under
the empire. and minister of public works in
the cabinet formed by Comte De polakio, Is
dead, aged 5s.
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An Indian came into San Bernardino,
California, few days since and procured a
plow. the only means of carrying which was
by packing Il on his horse, and he started
for his ranchcria, some eighty-fve miles
distant, with a plow, a set of harness and q
pair Of doublc-trces, all packed ON his mus.
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Exploded.

sr. Louis, January 3o.-Thc boilers of
the Bclleyillc, Illinois, nail mills exploded
to-day, almost totally destroying the build
ing. Several persons were seriously in
jured. .1.i Eft
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NoRroLx. Va, January SO.-A fire do.
stroyed tho grocery and liquor store and
adjoining d yelling Of W. II. Duaray at Berk-
ley last night. The flames broke out shortly
alter midnight and from traces OF kerosene
oil the fire is supposed TO have been the
work Of an incendiary. Value 5000 or
$1,000: insured.
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Mr.. Abner Mabe says he was born near
where he now lives, in what Is known rs
the Buck Island Hills. He Is ninety years
old, has eight sons and four daughters His
eight sons, though old men, were In the
Confederate army at the same time. The
whole number Of this old mans descend
ants, through four generations, Is two hun.
dred and twenty-five, two hundred and
seven of whom are still living. The old
gentleman gets about well and can do good
work with hoe on bright days, but says
he cannot see well enough TO work cloudy
days, being nearly blind.
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wAsniscros, January 3o.-It Is stated
with much positiveness that President
Davis, Of the senate, favors the admission of
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Sanger Brothers!
UPHOLSTERY GOODS

What We Sacrifice. Car
pets have been taking an up
ward tendency fort few weeks
past are way up now. Ours
were bought way down low,
and will be sold accordingly
We not only sacrifice the bene-
fit of the advance, but In many
cases our legitimate profit.
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The amendment Of Mr.. Hawley 70
the amendment Of Mr. Vest mcditles the
latter by striking out the last
sThat any national banking association