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TIE DEAD.

Mrs. Lively, OF Dawson, believes Thcy Arc
thu Remains of Her Missing Husband,
Whom, She Believes, Was Murdered.
A few mornings since the HERALD made
mention of a man that had been discovered
some nine miles distant from the city, on
the line OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
road by Mr.. S. ID. Ritter, and subsequently
that an inquest had been held by Justice
Meyers, yet the identity of the remains was
not discovered. There were buck-shOt
found in the d%ecomposed flesh, and IL was
evident that the deceased had met a violent
death. Yesterday morning Postmaster
Whissen received the following letter from
Mrs. NJ. l.. Lively, Of Dawson. Texas, and
Sheriff Jones received another and similar
letter from her, both Of which are given
below. The one TO Postmaster Wbissen
reads as follows:
To the Postmaster. Dallas City:
DAWSON, Texas, October2i, los2.-Though
unknown TO you, / do not think you would
object TO help me all you can in this great
trouble. ! read the special telegram to the
Waco Examiner from Dallas, and the body
Of the unknown man / think is my hus-
bard: a least, the clothing is jul like his,
and the time that il Is supposed be has
been dead corresponds exactly with the
time since I heard from him. Did anyoae
~ N1MN III UklM u ~ MANNINA hNE ~
head had several marks OF small shot on il,
nearly right in the edge OF his hair, n n
be bad little chin whiskers and mOuFtache
Of lightish color? lie went 10 Dallas on the
evening OF the 18th Of September. / got n
letter from him on the 18th, stating that he
was going out Of town. He went 20 collect
money. and one man In this county left a
few DAYS after my husband did. and re-
turned a wees ago and has been telling il
around town that be was killed. and even
went 90 far % TO say be had fifteen buck
shot put in him. and ali that IL told In the
paper. Therefore I believe il must be my
husbands body. He bad no enemies here,
unless ID was this man
Please find 0It all You can Tor me. ]
know vour time is precious. but n may be
you can put ID in the hands Of some one
who saw him, and ! can't, for / don't even
know their nsmes.
Yours respectfully,
NJ L. Lively.
LErTKR NUNBEE Two.
To ne she-if Of Dallas County
DAwsos, TENas. October "a. 1852 In
yesterdays special Telegram 10 the Waco
Examiner, I see q notice 20 the sdect that
the body Of an unknown man had been
f1und on the Gulf COLORADO A Santa Fe
III you raw the body. o. knoW
nuybody Th0 did. please ansusr my ques-
NJ husband. J. r. Lively, left here
on The evening q September II. % 70 70
Dallas % collect s1me money. amounting 20
shout 1890. He wrote ne on the l5th,
rum Dnllas, satlng that be had sftenced
10 his bus nesa. ana wns euinr cut IN the
country. he lat thst vas zen q hin
BE- vas goinr IN The direction Of TIE
rnion dspot. have nessr hea-d
hin Ence ] wHrt 10 kn0s q some
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MIR scorIIla


INsANE, a TIE JURY.
CHICAGO, October ga sealed verdict in
the Scoville insanity case was delivered last
night. and was read by the clerk Of the
court this morning IL declares Mrs. SEQ
VILE insane. The courtroom was crowded.
be found.
The verdict declares that she has been
insane about six months, and that Der in
sanity il hereditary.
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The Episcopal Congress

TT-TIHTN TVNIT9TTsFW"9
RICHMOND, October 27.-In the Episcopal
church congress to-day the topic Of Chris.
tianity and the Criminals" was discussed at
great length, both by writers and speakers.
Among them were Rev. DR.. II. c.. Halter,
Of New York, who furnished a mastery and
eloquent paper; Charles Ketchern, of New
York; Rev. ID. Heber Newton, of New York;
Louis Delafield, of New York, Rev. j.. J..
Tucker, Of Mississippi and Rev. Mr.. Peters,
of New York.
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rnG DALLAS wenN1Y nnaAlo' rnUasoAg NOVEMBER, 2 fyea.

~ btt NE feag6h II h6W ON nq shfb n,
innt ttlle1i 61l1 Weather Cofi6h4poki6e
me 0bly WORK ~ The iafm That oahn0t be
bare, himblO fingers, aud In cold Weather
plokiDR must ypfOpfess very Hi0wiy, AZ
tbs time there Riess Than i9Othit1s Of Tho
crop opened and MT more than One.ihifd
gathered, The reminding twothlfds, n
saved, must be done very late. ~ most OF
transient help will aBandon the fields
8hen cold weather sets IN.
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Considering the number of competiore
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and this
high repute some Of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the ~winning of the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite a matter Of congratula'
ton on the part of Messrs. w. T. Black
well & Co., manufacturers Of Blackwells
Durham tobacco
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OXFORD NEE, August 16, 1S7a.-CARrER MED
rTNv EnrpANy.

OXFORD NEE, August l6, 1879. GARTER MED
CINE COMPANY:
GENTLEMEN:-Please send me five
walls of Carter's Liver. Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
l take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my neighbors, and would say to the
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use, and / dare say cannot be equaled.
| have been using them for some time,
and / find that they are entirely curing me
of dyspepsia, and that is more than l can
say OF fanny other medicine l have ever used.
Respectfully yours, Mrs. H. MARTIN.
The Carter medicines for sale by Will
liams, Ioiliver IL Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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T~elegraphic Titbits.
MINOR AND MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS AT
HOME.

MINOR N M"ISCELLANE0US AT
HOME.
EAST BRADY, Pa, October ga fire
last night consumed a number of buildings
in the business part of the town. Loss
$75,0 900.
PETERSBURG, VA, October 28.-Marion
DAILY (colored) who has been on trial in the
county court at Mecklenburg, Tor the mur.
der of her child, was to. day found guilty OF
murder in the first degree and sent enced to
the penitentiary for eighteen years. Coun-
sci for the defense moved for q new trial,
which the court granted, and he. case was
continued until the December term of court.
CHESTER, Pa, October 2S,-Tne extensive
works of the Eureka, cast.steel company,
Lamokin, were destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss, about $4,000. Fully insured.
RACINE, WIS, October 2S.-The tug Wet
zell blew up this morning, twelve miles
north of this city while she was racing
with the tug Till for a tow. The vessel was
completely demolished. F. f. Lowell,
! captain and owner, William Kelly, en-
gineer, and Pat White, esq, were killed.
The explosion was so powerful that none of
the bodies have been found.
New ORLEANS, October 2S.-The Times
Democrats Baton Rouge special says:
Presbytery of Louisiana to-day adopted a
strong paper protesting against the action
of the Atlanta assembly, last May, on the
subject of Fraternal Relations, with but
one dissenting voice. The session was har-
monious and pleasant.
A Kosciusko, Mississippi, special SAYS:
r. M. Suggs, planter, residing near this
place, was shot and MORALLY wounded
while picking cotton in his field yesterday
evening. The assassin used a shotgun
loaded with buckshot. No arrests.
CHARLoTTEsvILLE, VA, October 28.-The
trial of Lee Rhodes, brother of Jim Rhodes,
the murderer of Massie Fairnly, whose
trial has been going on in the circuit court
OF this place for several days, was conclud-
ed this evening. The jury rendered a YER
dict of murder in the second degree and
sentenced him to the state prison for eleven
years.
ATLANTA, GA, October ga. W. Bishop,
conductor on the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia q Georgia railroad, fell between the
cars neal The C-AattaloOChoo river to-day
and was killed. His remains were brought
to Cleveland, Tennessee, his home.
SAN FRANcIsco, October pa dispatch
from Truckee, California, says: Fire last
evening destroyed a considerable portion OF
the business part of town, including the
American hotel, the Sheriff house and the
Odd Fellows building. Loss probably up
wards of 100000 two-thirds covered by
insurance. The fire started in Menke's
brewery, and was thought to be attributed
TO his carelessness. This is the fourth gen.
eral fire that has occurred within a few
years, and under the excitement conse-
quent upon this conflagration, there was
some talk Of lynching Menke.
PETERSBURG, Va, October pa large
brick tobacco factory, on Washington street,
occupied by c. w Spicer, was destroyed by
fire tonight, together with the machinery,
and stock; loss about $4,000. par
tally covered by insurance. The fire orig
upstairs.
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IVA, ILL.,, January "a, ls8l.-oARrER MEDICINE

IVA, ILL.,, January "a, ~lssl.-CARTER MEDICINE
Co.:
Gents.-Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends, among whom |
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
to improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver 81 Walker,
druggists. Dallas Texas.
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SUMMARY OF CASES AND DEATHS.
PENSACOLA, October 2S.-Thirty.three
new cases of yellow fever ard one death
were officially reported yesterday at the Of
flee of the board of health, showing a slig hit
falling of of the number of cases. The to-
tai number of cases to-day is 2,lGG; total
number of deaths, III.
THE RELIEF N
New York, October 2S.-The Pensacola
relief fund to-day was augmented TO the
extent of $3.50, making the aggregate over
$3.50.
THE ~PIoAYUNE's SPECIAL.
New ORLEANS, October 2S.-The Plea
yune's Pensacola special reports SO new
cases and | death.
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Washington News Items

WasHEsroE, October 2-Foreman Dick
son, Of the star-route jury. Yves arrested To-
day and gave bail In the sum Of 5000 for
his appearances 10 answer the charge Of con
spirncy and e~ndesvoring 10 influences the
verdict Of the star-route trial.
THH FAFNAsTEn-eEEKRn
IN bis annual report recommends that The
act q July - be % amended % ~ % allow
IN the discretion of the secretary Of
one months leave II absence 70
fBcss Of the army With q dedsc
Hon Of nav o. the allowances
for each year during which such sbsencs
kas been taken. He thinks u you'd Be
better sill II ell avs afecting pay Of
of1csrs While N leave we're repealed He
also recommends the repeal Of that pro
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High Authority. DR.. W. Il. Scott, President
OF the College OF Physicians, Montreal,
writes: | have recommended Colden's
Llebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic
InvigOrator as the best preparation used
Ague and loss of appetite. Remember the
name, Colden's-take no other. OF drug
gists generally.
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miscellaneous Foreign kilograms.
BIG FIRE.

MARGATE, ENGLAND, October 2S.-A fire
to-day burned the assembly rooms, the
Royal hotel, vicarage, and the whole ofthe
south side of Creil square. The flames
spread rapidly, but at noon the fire had
been ex~tinguished. The loss will aggregate
eco, 600.
FLOODS.
LONDON, October 2S.-Heavy rains have
caused floods in the Thames valley, es-
pecially at Oxford, Windsor and Egham.
The waters continue to rise and Charing
Cross boat pier here was carried away, but
was recovered. The houses adjacent to
Thames street are flooded.
SIR GARYEr woLsELEY
landed at Dover at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon on his return from Egypt. He was
enthusiastically received by a large crowd.
He arrived at Charing Cross station, Lon
don, at $50 o'clock. A greet crowd gath
cred to receive him and his reception was
most enthusiastic. He will proceed to Bal
moral, where the queen is new staying.
STARVING.
A dispatch from Dublin 10 the Pail Mall
Gazette saws. Three hundred neonle on
Tory Island are without food and other
portions of the population in western Ire
land threatened with starvation.
s%ANGUIYARY ENGAGEMENT.
a Turkish newspaper states that an en-
counter has occurred between Chief Abed-
Allah's band and a detachment OF Turkish
troops. The latter, IL is reported, lost 200
men. The Turks withdraw to Baseball to
await reintorcements.
DEFICIENCY.
DUBLIN, October 2S.-Lady Florence Dix
chas publishes a pamphlet in which she
seeks TO prove that there Is a large discrep-
ancy and balance ~unaccounted for in the
totals of the land league funds.
STRONG MEASURES.
PARIS, October ga decree will be off,
published tomorrow regulating the
use OF dynamite, and i~nstituting rules 10
enable the authorities 10 trace the sale Of
explosives. The government has decided
to establish a permanent garrison at Mont
-au-les-Mines, and TO give the projects dis
cretionary powers in regard 10 enforcing
the law respecting religious emblems in
A Dynamite FACTORY.
Lyons, October . The police have dis
a dynamite mandatory 10 the
suburbs Of this city.
YELLOW JACK.
HAVANA, October S.-There were eight
deaths from yellow fever during the week
to-day.
BEY or TUEIs DEAD.
TUSIs, October 2-Sidi Mohamed FL
bey of Tunis, died last evening.
5idi All Bey, abrother Of the dead bey, and
Legitimate successor to the throne, has
power.
AwsrNe ANC
At the installation Of Sidi Ali Bey, N.
the French minister, expressed
he devotion Of his government 10 the new
,ey, and said that France also expected the
,eyis attachment. NJ. Cambon Afterwards
a circular TO foreign Representa-
ives, notifying them Of the death Of No
named FL Ssdak and the accession Of Sidi
All. The ceremony Of installation passed
,f quietly.
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Card.
" -

A Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., L
will send a recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary In South America
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph T. Inman, Station d, New York
city.
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Whenever you prefer TO go hungry rather
than suffer from Dyspepsia after eating,
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enjoy
vour dinner. In neat tin boxes, % and 30
c nts. Sold by w. IL. Patterson, ~ Co.,
Dallas. Texas.
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Louisiana State Lottery.
Regular monthly drawing November u.
Capital prize, $4,000, whole tickets, 50
fifths, 81. For information apply TO
GEORGE A. WEBSTER,
70i Elm street.
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Every day in this city thousands Of per
son eat too much at dinner, and, as a con-
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart
burn, Indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. If these
will take just one of Carter's Little Liver
Pills Immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un-
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue in their improper course
of eating big dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember 25 cents. All
druggists. For sale by Williams, TolliVer
& Walker, druggists.
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II Wight Have Been.'
Thus your friends will sing as they watch
your life pickering out with that dread dis
ease dyspepsia; stay its rayages by using
at once Browns Pepsin Tonic. Remem-
berl Delays are dangerous.
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flint MIL nj Fails River, Massachusetts,
burned yesterday, Involving
Loss Of Nearly q MIL
Ion Dollars.
The Mill an Imposing Structure Of
Granite, Equipped with Every
Modern Appliance, and
Employing 500 Hands Loss Partially
Covered by Insurance = Des-
criptlOn o fthe Casualty.
Foreman Dickson, Of Star-ROute Fame,
In the Clutches of the Law
at Last.
Mr.. EIlisOn's Cotton Estimate Was
Enormously Cabled.
Pensacola: Progress of the ScOurge-
More Help Coming.
Mrs. ScOville Adjudged Insane by n
Jury.
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one wh6 saw me- body m gas moi loo
| badly deoOmbdsed ~ tbiD, IN he had ohln
wliskefs and mogtaobe, N light colon IN
they noticed anythlng Ike small
shot IN hla forehead Also " no had llgbt
clothes, This CLOTHES aud time correspond
with his clothes and disappearance. I
pray you let me know all you can. ! am
lone woman aud must depend upon The
Kindness Of heart Of other people 10 find my
poor husband, know he has met With
iDttl play somewhere. Please, sir, let me
ear from you at your earliest conyen-
hence.
The officers have begun 10 Investigate the
In earnest and II possible will ferret
lut the identify Of the decenaed.
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Foaming and sparkling Bailey's Saline
Aperient is the cheapest and most delight
full purgative in use. For dyspepsia and
habitual constipation, it delights every
hadv
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A missionary Just returned says lie re-
CARDS Johnson's Anodyne Liniment as be-
yond all price, and eliicacious beyond any
other medicine. 1t is adapted to a great
variety of special cases. and is the best pain
killer in the world. Wholesale and retail
agents, W. II. Howell & Bro, Dallas,
raxna
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EOR SALE ORETCHANGE-A nrhf phHt1n.
II IN rerf-r order been red ous seaaul m
sale o. erchnnrs ~ q rod rsu1e hrr.t 1nt
chasrs ~ a l.rFs h1r.z n pes1J 1919.
rne1t f1Du
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Ev,otIy wind h. aou,An,r

A safe, reliable, not repulsiye remedy
that can be taken without interfering With
business or pleasure or disorganizing tho
system. Such Is in Simmons Liver ReguS'
latOr, purely yegetg bic,
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styled HfeHigat Day1 10 fhs gfonp Of
W,Centenhiai feies The dogs ceremonies
we're %ihaugufated Wy a parade ~ nights.
Templaf over the sans route previous
hour there we're o bicycle meeting and
archery contests In Falrmount park and q
Welsh musical festival In BlCentenn nj
music hail. The crowd appeared almost
nndiminlshed. As the Templar parade
passed through the streets, the participants
comprising Communicates from New YORK,
Washington, Providence, P%ittsburR, Rich
mond and other cities, and numbering be-
/ woon 5000 and 1000, they presented n SUI
porb appearance In their regalia.
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DIPPTHERIA.
lQhnSan,s Anaduna Linimanf WI WI,

vent this terrible disease, and viii posiiIyeiy
save many lives sent free by mail. Don't
delay 4 moment. Prevention Is better than
lnre. ]. s JOHNSON & CO.. Boston, Mass,
Purgative pills make new rich blood.
Bro.
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Burnett's CocOaine, the Best and Cheapest
Hair Dressing.
1t kills dandrufl, allays irritation, and pro-
notes a vigorous growth of the hair.
Durnett's flavorlng extracts are invaria-
bly, acknowledged the purest and best.
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Mrs. ScOville Adjudged Insane by n
Jury.
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MARGATE, ENGLAND, October 2S.-A fire
to-day burned the assembly rooms, the
Royal hotel, vicarage, and the whole ofthe
south side of Creil square. The flames
spread rapidly, but at noon the fire had
been extinguished. The loss will aggregate
eco. 600.
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Mr.. EIlisOn's Cotton Estimate Was
Enormously Cabled.

Pensacola: Progress of the ScOurge-
More Help Coming.
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LONDON, October 2S.-Heavy rains have
caused floods in the Thames valley, es-
pecially at Oxford, Windsor and Egham.
The waters continue to rise and Charing
Cross boat pier here was carried away, but
was recovered. The houses adjacent to
Thames street are flooded.
, 1882-03-11
Wheat Supplies.

The London Miller, an accepted au-
th"rity upon the grain trade of Europe,
says in its issne of January I'd /: In
confronting a new year We have agrIcul-
turally as much good hope as this early
period of the xhea. plants life can give.
Seldom have the autumn wheat fields Of
England and of Europe been a better
promise than they are at the present mo-
ment, in addition to which their acreage
is currently believed to exceed that of the
previous autumn. As regards supplies,
We have received in the las, eighteen
weeks, /. e., since the beginning OF the
| cereal year, about 3, ,540. 900 quartersfrom
home and foreign sources Somoi1ed,
Wants against these supplies may be put
| at I92 600 quarters, leaving a surplus OF
GU, ,090 quarters beyond reserves IN hand
at the end Of August The immediate
present being thus satisfactorily guaran-
! teed, We may turn 10 the nearest future,
| IN which We see the enormous
quantity OF 1905, 900 quarters Of wheat
already on passage to the United
Kingdom Looking beyond this
We see the Austraiiasian colonies begin
ming to reap good crop Of wheat. bar
vest quickly followed by that Of India IN
one hem sphere and Of Cuba in another.
This brings us To spring, To harvest IN
Egypt, and to renewed Russian sxporta-
ton. That the latter is likely TO be large
can hardly be denied by those who have
marked during the past two months the
steady movement of grain 10 the Blacs
Sea ports Odessa is already overstocked
and the value is currently SAID to be
maintained arrifcially by an alliance OF
the merchants interested in high export
rates prevailing. America must De pre-
| pared &c meet a brisk and continuous
competition. Since the beginning Of her
cereat year-August-she has already
shipped ,000, 600 quarters of wheat from
the Atlantic ports The California ship
men;s for the cereal year admit OF being
estimated with far precision, and with all
reasonable safety may be assumed TO BE
/ 3, 800 900 quarters