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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-11
STATE SPECIALS.
Galveston.
Continued from First Page.

0uiNestOn.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, April 1O-The schooner Re-
liable, No. 3, grounded, sprung leak and
sunk off Calcasieu bar Tuesday morning.
Signals of distress brought the light.keeper
to her assistance, saving the entire crew.
The Reliable was laden with lumber and
cross.ties, and was bound from Caleasieu to
Corpus Christi
Another case of iniantcide was brought
to light about o'clock this morning, when
the badly decomposed body OF female
col0red child was unearthed i'll the back
yard OF Mrs. j. o. Agnes, corner Of Broad
way and 2ith street. Mrs. Agnes states
that a month ago ceored girl named
Mary Ann was employed on the premises
She remarked the girls unusual size, but
the girl denied being encointe, and two doc.
tors decided that such was not her condi'
ton. She rem aimed away one day about
the end of March; returning it was noticed
that she was much reduced in size. She
was dismissed April Sd.
Colonel George +, Afford, Of Dallas, wa.
on change to-day.
Cotton receipts, S2j.
s. Tinncy, of Fort Worth, is here.
The girl Mary Ann Blair was arrested to-
night and states that she is the mother o.
the child. She claims young man is the
father of the child, and that the child at
birth was dead and was given to the young
man, who promised to procure coffin and
see that the child was decently inferred
She denies any further knowledge OF the
affair Dr. Johnson, county physician
says ii is impossible to discern whether OF
not the child was alive at birth. The jury
returned n verdict in conformity with the
above facts.
The Galveston Daily Journal has sold oui
to MesSrs, George H. Sweet Il Co., publish
crs Of the Texas Journal of Commerce, who
will continue its publication in connection
with the above weekly, under the caption
of The Galveston Daily Journal of Com
| mercC,
Nctrcccipts ofcotton so far this season ar,
220,S7l bales short Of last years receipts
and exports fall short Of last years l3l, 40.
bales.
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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL II,

cises at st. Joseph Catholic church yester-
day were in Keeping with the event they
were intended to commemorate. The altar
was beautifully decorated with native flow.
ers and evergreens. The music was soul
inspiring Under the fostering care of Rev,
Father Granger, the congregation has
within the past few years grown from q
mere handful to be one of the largest and
most respected in the city. They have Il
beautiful church building and two flourish
ing schools, male and female, under the
care OF the Sisters of the Sacred Heart,
Colonel Nolney Hall and wife arrived
Yesterday, after an absence of several
months. The colonel has many warm
friends here He is now in the employ OF
the International Improvement company
of Mexico,
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Bolton
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
BELroN, April 10-The state of Texas VS..
James Rather, for murder, occupied the dis
trict court all day, and the case was submit
ted to the jury about I O'Clock this
evening.
L. Brunette, charged with murder, was
refused bail Saturday, and lodged in jail to
await habeas. corpus hearing which is set
for the 10Th of this month.
The grand Jury has found Al bills up to
date, and the Jury is still very busy,
An engine and two box cars broke through
a small bridge on the Gulf, Colorado q
Santa Fe railway, about nine miles west OF
Bolton, this evening. There were nine or
ten passengers on board, but fortunately
but one was seriously hurt.
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Rcsrkto,l-Thc Elond-

YAzoo Cry, MISS, April 10. William
Chvcrs, negro wiic-murdercr, sentenced
to lie hung at the november term of va.
~" county court, after having been
twice respited, had his sentence com.
mutcd to-day by Governor Lowery to i'm.
prisonment for life.
Total fall of the river, five feet. The de.
cline Is not rs rapid us heretofore, being
about two inches per day. Laborers and
mules are being rapidly transported to
plantations in this valley, and planting will
10 on without further interruption,
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Tho outlook Mt Franklin.

NEW ORLEANS, April l0,-Thc Times.
Democrats Franklin, Louisiana, special
says; Tho water was stationary during
the past twcnty.iour hours, ending at q u,
m The level OF the bayou is said to lie
higher than that of the lake. The levccs
on the front prevent il inundatug the
town. The water IS running through from
Fussillicr Steamers left this evening for
New Orleans crowed with passengers and
freight. Mail from the east arrived at a.
IN. via Galveston.
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& ilcni IN.
pecial to tn Herald

pecial to tn clIorald,
COLEMAN, April l0.-District court is in
session. The State VS.. John Vance
charged with the murder of his brother.in
law, j. Knight, on the It'll day of July
1879, was taken up in the district
court this morning. The special
yenirc of sixty men was ey.
hausted and only seven jurors obtained
of twenty moro summoned to appear.
This morning the jury was completed at
II o'clock, and this evening has been oc.
cupied in examining state witnesses The
evidence is circumstantial and the case will
probably take up several days.
This evening Frank Taylor, u young man
of this place, was hurt by jumping from
his horse when the latter made break and
ran from him.
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FARM, Rancho, COAL, AND COPPER LANDS
TUESDAY. April II, 1899.
spccial Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt

GALVESTON, April 10, Observations show
ing highest and lowest tenn
pcraturc and rainfall for past twenty four hoars
taken daily, nj o clock p. M -,
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
tho United States signal service by requiring
their agents to take the observations and use their
transmit by them, viz: Gulf Colorado a Santa
Fc, International K Great Northern, Texas "
Pacific, Texas X New Orleans, Houston 4 Texas
Central and Galveston, Harrisburg san An
ton railroads,
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MEMPHIS, April lO.-For the twenty.iour
hours ending at noon to-day the river here
declined ten inches Old steamboat men
say that by Saturday tue river will be with
in its banks all the way between Cairo and
Greeneyille, Mississippi
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Released

DUBLIN, April l0.-parnell was released
from prison this morning, and is now on
the way to England.
DsBLGN, April l0.-The release of Parnell
ison parole for week in order to enable
him to visit u sister in Paris whose child
has lust died.
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Georgetown
Special to the ncrald,

Spcclnl 10 inc hcrulu'
GEORGETOWN April l0.-The Presbytery OF
Austin met at Georgetown on Thursday at
7p. m. A large attendance of ministers
and elders were present. Rev. W. II.
Bloys, Of Coleman county, was elected
moderator, Ben. cClcland, of Brownwood,
secretary. Two new churches were report.
cd organized, also u large increase In mem.
bcrship, and attendance on public worship
in Presbyterian churches; there are
no unemployed ministers, and now no un.
supplied charge in the presbytery. The
prcsbytcry never was so strong to work, In
such ilourishing condition, MS now.
The trucks for the Georgetown hook and
ladder company arrived to-day from New
Orleans.
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Obituary

CHICAGO, LII, April l0-W A. Hurlbut,
president of the Chicago Base Ball club and
of the National Base Ball league, died of
heart disease and dropsy this evening. He
WAS moving spirit in the organization Of
the league in 1876, and has been its presi-
dent, except for the first year.
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burned.

CINCINNATI, April l0,--A fire at Hamil.
ton, Ohio, last night destroyed the liy.
cry stables, the Hull agricultural works
with number of steam engines owned BY
Nashville parties, the 0'Brien wheel works,
Block and Clarence's iron houses and the
city buildings. Loss, about $4,000.
CHESTER, PA. April l0-An inccndiary
fire last night destroyed a paper mill of !.
Howard Jones Lewis, near this city, with a
largo stock of material and manufactured
goods. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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sherman
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
SHERMAN, April lo.--Thc barns OF DR..
Henry and q. A. Brown burned this morn.
ing at about 10 o'clock. The fire was
caused by DR.. Henry's little four.year old
boy, who was playing in the barn. All the
forage, ETC., that was contained In both
barns we're burned, but, fortunately, there
was no stock Of any kind In at the time.
insurance on each was about sufficient to
to cover losses.
The telephone wires and boxes are all up
and everything Is In operation. The
most Of tho boxes In town were connected
with the Methodist church yesterday and
last night.
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INDICATIONS.

For the gulf states-Fair weather. southwest
TO northwest winds; higher barometer stationary
TO lower temperature.
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NuArstAil.

Special 70 tho Herald.
MARSHALL, April lo.-Ths religious exor.
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bonds

WAsniaoroN, April l0.--The secretary OF
the treasury will not call any continued
five per cent. bonds before ali continued
six per cent. bonds have been called. Flu.
turc calls will be based upon tho figures re.
ccivcd from different bureaus OF the treasu.
ry department. II Is anticipated that the
surplus revenues from month to month
Wilt warrent calling si5,0oo,ooo each month
hereafter.
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sale or Lease Of Comai County school Land.

Proposals for the purchase, or lease OF tho
Coinal County School Land, situated IN Coleman
and Callahan Counties, and comprising ii
leagues Of land, either Ia whole or In part, win
be received by the Commissioners Court OF
Comai County, al It's next regular session, TO be
held On tho sth day OF May, 1852. Bidders will
stats price, terms aud quantity desired.
The Court reserving The right 10 reject any and
By order Of Commissioners Court
aifsSt ERNEST K0EBf0, County Judge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-11
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

We Warrant six Boxes OF Dr. r.. c, VESTS
Nervo and Brain Treatment TO euro any
Nervous Disease either mslc or female, such as
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression. Loss OF
sions, caused by oycrwork Of tho brain, self
abuse, ETC., and will rive 4 written guarantee
with each 3 order agreeing to refund the money
IL the treatment does not effect a cure In six
months Price 81 per box; six boxes for 81
Sent prepaid by mail on receipt OF price. Guar
antccs issued by +. FREDERiCKs0N, Whole.
sale and Retail Druggist New orleans. La. Or
dsrs by mail at regular price.
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Awarded.

CHATTANOOGA, ThSS., April i0.--A con.
tract for grading the Knoxville 4 Cincln.
natl Southern railroad was to-day awarded
10 Condor Bros, OF Knoxville.
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Not Jesse.

CnicAoo, ILL.,, April The Times,
which has had special correspondent In
Missouri TO investigate tho particulars Of
tho Jesse James shooting. publishes a letter
this morning containing interviews with
number of Missourians who knew the
James, and who are all firm In tho belief
that II was not Jesse James who was killed.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
THH DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM,

Frat; That NO re-Affirn tho i'm
mortal declarations Of the Demo
cratic party, AZ enumerated BY JEFF
foraon and tho early fathers Of the
Republic, that the greatest good to
the greatest good 10 the greatest
number consistent with public or
der, is the true touchstone to true
Democratic principles, free and POI
pular government
Second; That we adopt and re-
affirm the Democratic platform Of
of tho National Democratic Con.
vention, at Cincinnati IN 1880;
Third; That tho expenditures Of
public moneys should at all times be
limited to the actual necessities Of
the government III all it's depar-
tmenta National Territorial and
county
Fourth; Tint taxation should be
equal and uniform, to tho end that
all classes Of property shall bear its
just proportion Of the burden of
government;
Fifth That no public money shall
be voted out Of the treasury Of Al
turas county or taxation levied
upon tho voters thereof for tho pur-
pose oferecting any public buildings
in said county for the two years
next ensuing;
Sixth; That the Democracy
pledges now, rs always, the strictest
economy in the administration Of
the governmental affairs Of Alturas
County, to the end that tho debt Of
said county may be liquidated at
the earliest practicable day.
Resolved, That the Democracy
Of Altpras county. fully recognizes
tho principles hitherto enunoiated,
viz, Protection Of the lahoring
classes against monnpolyI tho hope
Of the HGreat West against the
celestial kingdomi and that we
thoroughly indorso tho action Of the
representatives of this coast IN Con
gress, in their action restricting and
controlling Chinese emigration
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Somewhat Sensational.

The HALEY Times set this story
adeiil last week. our readers have
been swallowing The smoke for
several weeks past. but they can
take ~ much Of the remainder OF
the statement As they please
ut is stated that near The limo Of
the Oregon Short Limo Railroad
across the Snake river lava fields,
strong sulphprous vapors have been
escaping during thepast week, from
oletts IN the lava, and that the col.
umns OF smoke can be seen for miles
around The boiling springs, which
occur At Irregular intervals. are Is.
peeially agitated and many Of the
laborers ut work on the railroad
grade ia that vicinity are leaving
the country tsror.stricken The
phenomena occur over an area OF
% square miles, from all parts OF
which little Jets Of flsmes and col
Eumna Of smoke arise, giving the ex.
tent OF country referred to the APP
nearanee OF being on fire. The
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Tho old story of self rising nj

Tho old story Of self rising and
expressly for family use" has just
been repeated In Pendleton Oregon,
whore o blushing sage,brush bride
wrs weded by q gallant young ranch
man in the stable Of the stage COM
pany, The hostler and two stage
passengs atood outside, while dhe
bride donued her wedding clothes
MS the groom refused to go to o hotel
owing to the great expense. After
the departure OF the bridal party
wearing apparel was found bearing
the legend referred to,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
AN INDICATOR.

Ihers extaifs spes.e avis!stsaa toil
the beliat that Ketchum will be the
final terminus OF tho Wood River
Branch Of the Oregon Short Line
ltailroad The company have so.
eursd twenty acres Of choice land
adjoining town for depot grounds,
upon which tho tic contractors have
erected large supply store the
survey has been completed and
tho grade stakes act to this point,
and In the Official railway map juat
issued ketohum Ii marked As the
terminus Of railroad operations on
Wood river Simply the fact that
ketehum Is the mining, smelling
and business center, and the nearest
timber point Of the country, ought
TO DO satisfactory evidence that the
railroad company will not fail TO
drive The iron stood into her immo-
diate precincts Railroads sock
commercial conters, and onc-horse
Town companies or county seats
exert small influence toward check,
Ing them,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15


Tns citizens of Haley were
startled on Saturday evening by the
receipt Of the news that tho county
scat case, TO come before theSupreme
Court, would 80 by default unless
$500 were paid the Haley attorneys
before the arrival Of tho appointed
time for hearing the case, A that
time had already passed when the
Tord was received, the impression
prevailed that the euse had Como by
default and been decided IL favor Of
Bellevue. But on Sunday, tho
Times states, this idea waa diapelled
by letters stating TINT two we'll
known citizens Of Boise advanced
The required amount and that the
hearing Of the case would proceed.
Frank II. Ensign Esq, left on Sun
day 10 asaist the HALEY aide, and
the turbulent feelings Of Haileyites
are once moro quiet,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
trnE Democratic Territorial @

THE Hemnerhtit TuitItpfIaI CON.
yuntion mot in Boise tiiy yesterday
for the purpose Of choosing a eandi.
date for Delegate % Congress.
lis labers are likely 70 extend over
Two or three days and may result in
the nomination 81 q dark horse,
though George Ainsiie will hold a
strong delegation.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
A Bia MINING ENTERPRISE.

tho much-taIke'i Of bedrock f.ume
up Mores creek ia Hoise county, is
now IN n fair way 10 be realized,
though, perhaps, not on ~ extensive
scale "a many could wish, The
object Of this hume Is TO wash out
tho rich gravel In tho bod Of the
creek, and tho deep and valuable tail
ings over IT, Avery large portion Of
these taiinga came from the mines
worked along Moro crock IN the
days Of '6a, when Idaho was boom,
ing city Of from 10000 to $4,000 In
hahltants, when flour WAS worth
$50. per sack, and everything in
proportions and when water sold
for 30 and rs cts per inch, and miners
received not less than s6 day In
those days there were several
thousand men employed stripping
and washing the banks within q
mite or twp or Idaho CITY, and all
ground that would not yield moro
than 80, per day to tho man, was
stripped and wheeled into tho
waste dump ind washed below, in
many instances covering ground
which to day would DO valuable in
itself, but could not then be worked
owing to tho great expense Of wa
tor and labor. This proposed hume
will take through thoao rich tailings,
and work toa largo profit the ground
thus uncovered An important
item alone, Is Che quicksilver, Of
which 1t ID estimated TINT there is
two million dollars worth 10 the bed
OF the creek,
II is estimated that, even with the
erudeuess and rapidity with which
these claims were worked, the
ground yielded between 100000, 600
and sa0,O0o,00O, and no doubt
enough was lost TO richly remuner-
alto tho successful operator Of bed
rock flume,
lit IL carried out properly, this
will BIO the moat important enter
prise iueugerated in the Boise eoun-
| ty for many days Tho following is
what the World has to say on The
subject
L, Headen, woll.to.do minor on
Raena Vista Bar, without asking
congress for grant, or making any
noise about it whatever is propar.
ing to put a bedrock fiume in Moore
creek, commencing vt the canyon be-
low the Warm Springs. Charley
| Man purohed y aRw-mill Ut Placer.
| vile, hauled it ovor to Warm Spring
| guleh, and is now putting II w, and
rs soon rs 1t IL together will com,
monce saving lumber for th Q dume,
| which Headeu will begin the con
| struotion Of this fall 1t was the
| largo demand for lumber for this
| aume, that induced Man to put up
! the sawnlll. HeRden hns tho where
withat 10 carry on tho enterprise
and will make Il success Of II II such
I thing is possible. lie Ii q mar
who never blows, but when he
starts mon uny kind Of u heavy I'm
/ dertalting. will never let mp rs long
rs there's apostolic eheneeafsuoqess
There are millions in the debris O
Moore creek, to say nothing of rich
spots 81 ground that were paased
over N early days, and which ars
now covered over with twenty o.
thirty feet of tailings 4 few miner,
arc Of the opinion that the bed o
the creek, from Warm Springs up
can not be worked the creek no
having sufficient fall to carry OFT tail
ings, Headen, Who ID All eSper
ieheed miner, Is eonfdentthai he cal
make 4 success of ii, and we hops
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

sniokoi is carried up Wood River val
ley, past Bellevue and Hpiloy, TO-
wards Ketchum, whore II attains
considerable elevation and passes
on over the mountain tops
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

TnnnE being many slip, etos
'twonlj ba better Ii HALEY was less
aanguine If success iii the county
scat dispute Wouldn't hive 50
hard fall in case Bellevue should
eventually yank the seat from IN.
Her her
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Payday Notice.

All persons having bills against
the Philadelphia Mining& Smelling
Company are requested to present
them in duplicate by tho frab Of the
month, Payment will be made for
the sanle on tho fifteenth.
CHAs, +, MILLER.
General Superintendent.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

sTyTRAi candidates have already
resolved 70 uso only pump.handle
methods IN conducting their can.
va+s. much 70 the chsgrin Of the
consumers OF free whisky
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

TIE skirmishers are already ont,
while the heavy fierce Is still behind
he party harrieades manufacturing
political thunder
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

TIE Haiiesites were foroibly re
minded The other day thai the long
fight Tor the county seat II not
ended
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

Trails across the pampas Of South
America are characterized and mark
ed out BY q continuous heap ofthe
skeletons Of animals chat die en-.
route.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

D + p PgIDr ESQ, the newly,
appointed Register Of the Land
osiee at Boise City. has assumed the
duties Of the Office.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

p1Ask Ne. ) il the Democratic
platform is Il good one and will eer.
without regard u party ftalty
ketehum may need those county
buildings sef.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

The Vienna Reporter appears this
week with suntiower tint A.
manifestation Of one Of Bro. Jones
old aesthetic fancies. that's ali.
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