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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-14

ism and self-eacriiice by the southern
people 70 tho suffering communities
that Ne Ill rensmbsr with pride. Bu,
II h not heroism. or generosity, or doc
tors, or quarantine which Will stop tho
plague. II il cleanliness and good
drainage. 10 long Is tho Texan and
other Southern towns near The infected
districts Ycmain IN their usual foul, un-
drained state, there i NO hope that il
viii b. checked. Ittook Memphis three
years experience Of death. misery and
famine 10 and out that the only cure for
them Was 10 gsmovc the reservoir Of
alth that flowed throaeh her ssrssGs.
and Il may be ~ ling before thoss
other pretty, ill-melline southern cities
learn Ne ieeDna. 4 mouth1 ssaloas
dfaininR, ssrapine ana swespine viii do
moro 70 stop the progress Of the fever
than ali the official sesrnnen or indi-
vid1at Asroissn which ths Soush oan
boas
The Alta quotes the foregoing from
the Iribsas and siassto inquire vhstAer
The pArt abont draining, scsapine and
sweeping" does not apply 70 San Fran.
cisco. Weput The same question With
relation to6ssttls. Tho Alta maksa ia
inqaivy irrespective Of yellow fever. ia
DO ~. There arc soourRss Scarcely lea
deadly than Yellow Jack. brad in and
horn - vnclsan streets and yard and
dsessefv6 6s~srass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-25
ARLINGTON ELCCX,

THE l-JRI = ORR" OF TIT: Et;-
oid Judicial is'rict, in and fer Orrsby Count. STAT
of vsis May AMES, plaintiff. vs.. piIlNEA4
'MF.S. defendant Action brought in the pi--
rict Court al the SECOND Judicial District ot the
state of Nevada. In and for the county of Ormsby,
and the com plant filed IN said county of OrIns-
by. In The Office OF the Clerk Of said District Court
- Tho state of Nevada sends greeting to Pnineas
mos, def ndnt- You hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
abovcEtIneI plaintiff III the DIS; ;rict Court of the
in and for til" county of Orlnsby, and answer
the com paint hled therein u copy of which
companies tula SummonSI within ten DAYS teX-
elusive oT the day of servire) after tue vice
N0u "i itits >GTnICOus if served within this
cOuatr: or /; kcrVi.t out of this County, bat il
this district, within twenty days, OF Ohcrgis4 with.
in forty dayS-or judgment by default will he
taken against yuu Tn" said action IL brought
to recover judgment against you disSUivin, The
BOMBS Of Iiati1mOny now and heretofore existing
bHt~e"n yen and said plaintiff. upon the ground
Otwiilfui desertion, and upon the further ground
of failure 70 provide, plaintiff alleging that such
failure 20 provide Is not the result OF poverty.
Ana You are hereby notified that ii you fail %
3pUeir and answer the said com plaint a. htr,ye
required, TIE pla milf will take Judgment by
default ami Apply to the CcIrt for the RELIEF
prayed for III her complaint
Given uutt.r my hand :i.!s thi,t day uf MAY
in ,n' year '.t car Lord oi.~ t3t.Isnd .gut hun
dTG0 aud sjHl!ty-:Wo
A, &. ElII~, Attorney for ri. tit wy6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-25

y - . y" ""A ttorn.y sat Law and
Plcut S,.'scltor~, Washington, y. C., for rcfercn
ces and advice, 81 nj FI.EE. We attend eJclu-
siV"iy to Patent bus mess. Reasonable terms
1eissucS, interiors nc"-, ana casts rejected IN
other hands q spet-aitr. Cnvr8;s sol!ciIe-t
Send moiel. or sketch ana description :or opinion
to patentabi'ity. fnEE GT CT .n0E- We rtsl
to the isSioner OF isl:..H.a lIoo 30 exEkin
nissioucrs. Established iSJ. D.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-11-18
UP ELOtSAS TIN SHOP.

XX7N. LsGHETE.EY ANNOUNCES TO
w our citizens that he has returned to OPP
elonsas. He has opened tin shop
next door to II =. YOung's drug store oppo-
site inlien Caude's old stand, on Mai, stree
He is prepared to do all job work, gutttring
and repairing at the shortest notice. and in
WOrklnanllke manner Feb 25-3:n
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Straucd.

]. W. Hart ostrays before C. II. Filker, justice
of the peace, one roam stallion, about years Old
about Il hands high branded J on left
thigh, and valued at s25.
Dallas Thompson estrays before w. IL Price,
Justice Of the peace one roam mare, about u
hands high, years Old branded IA on len
shoulder and left thigh, and valued at ~
II J Jones estrays before T b. Queens, J. p,
one bay horse about lIh hands high branded
thus, j NJ II. on each shoulder little white on
both hind feet and lite white on LETT fore foot
harness and saddle marks on him, about 10 or u
years old. and valued at 81.
IN n Fender estrays before j. r. Blewet', J. p,
one sorrel mare about 4 years old, about -
hands high, left hind foot white, star In fore
head ,nip In nose: one sorrcl mare mule, about 3
wears Old about "a hands high valued at $50
A Burnett estrnys before Goo. Robert-ont Jus
tice Of The peace, one bay mare, II hands high
> or 10 year. old. few white hairs In forehead,
mathematical on eah size backbone. branded
l1l on left shoulder. md on leather halter, and
chain on front foot: valued NJ so.
b L. Brauson estrays before J. a. Lindsey
iustice Of The peace. one light grey horse about
is hands high, about 10 wears old branded thus,
A on tight shouldcf; valued at go
raken up by - ryan, an1 estraycd before
y BiewCtg . p. Auri =. lssl, one b-own
p1nv mere about or 5 yeas Cd. hraudc1 on
IN shoulder UP connected and on right thus
y. about o. hands high. white hin1 fe-t dcnt in
AZ M bv RI Sew. &c. sni cst-avsd he
fore Geo x be leo J . rav O. ls,s on- gr y
n rse 1tsE hands high. vrn.s Old. branded u
"a In hin AID sha ldcr. one CD stunt ~.
horse. e ar. o'd fE hanl- ti-h ban IN =
on IN. one hav horse efrs old. ii1 hnnns
high. br nfel % on lcit hip; one ,rri Pc 'se'
rs hands high s yC1r- ilf. b-a 1iet VIZ ron-
ra,feF on irr. Fhafi fpr. one bar horse, o. bands
hirh. wears old branded Pr connected on Jet
shoulder.
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COrsicana
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
CoRsIoANA, May S.-The Houston &
Texas Central railway shops here will stop
work for several days while larger boiler
is being put IN TO run the machinery. 1t
is taken as good omen OF the round-house
ana shops staying here instead Of being
moved elsewhere, as was rumOred and
feared.
Delegates from the principal points in
our state. representing the Catholic Knights
of America, are here organizing state
council.
The brick work of the new hotel block
and cornicing was finished to-day and but
little remains to be done on the entire
block, which presents a handsome appear
ance.
The rain of the past few days was all that
could be desired and for once the farmers
are satisfied with the prospects.
CoRsICANA, May 9..-Messrs. Drake and Or
ton, representatives of the Holly Water
Supply company, are in the city as guests,
and an enthusiastic public meeting is in
progress at The opera-hOuse to discuss the
water-Works question.
The state council of Catholic Knights
of America closed their convention to-day,
and after rendering resolutions of thanks to
the Corsicana lodge and ladies, were feasted
by Rev. Father Theon. Most of the yisi-
ting delegates leave for their homes to-
night. Tue following officers were elected:
Right Reverend n. A. Gallagher, of Calves
ton, spiritual Director j. H. II. Scott of Gal
weston, president; Thos. f. McEnnis, Of
Dallas, vice president; G. c. Doran, of Tex.
arkana, secretary, and II. Ballauf, of Jeiler-
son, treasurer. Bylaws and regulations
for the use of the order in Texas, and other
matters pertaining to the welfare of the
order were discussed and acted upon. The
council adjourned until 1884. with a proyisO
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Marshall,
Special to the Herald


MARSHALL, May 6.-Major John A. Dick
son, ce-president and general manager of
the Marshall car and manufacturing COM
pany, has just purchased ten acres of land
near their present works, where they will
erect blast furnace. About $4,000 will
be expended IN these improvements.
The skating rink at the opera-house is
well patronlzed.
The day has been warm, with hattering
prospects for rain. The farmers tell us that
the prospects were never more promising
for an abundant harvest than now.
Ii IS laundering.
MARSHALL, May 9-About 1 a. m. yester-
day our people were startled from their
sleep by terrific wind and rain storm.
The night was dark; the rain fell in torrents;
the vivid flashes of lightning, the bowling
winds as they rushed on in furious battle
made UP a night such as those who
were so unfortunate as TO be IN the track Of
the storm will not soon forget. The first
we heard of the storm was at the plantation
of Tom Craig, situated II miles south OF
this city. Devastation and ruin marked its
pathway. Houses, fences, great trees that
had withstood the storms OF many winters,
all were as chaf in the way of
the storm. The casualties in the
city are few. Many shade trees in
Marshall were uprooted. The frame Of the
house in course Of construction by Nat
Harvey, near the depot, was blown down.
Old man Miller'slarge frame residence, SIT
uated about two miles east Of the city. was
unroofed and otherwise badly dam
aged. The beautiful grove in
front of the residence Of w. II. Poland was
literally demolished. Only one death Is
reported, that Of a negro boy on Frank
Halls place The storm extended from
south TO north and was about one mile in
width. The growing crops ia many places
are badly damaged. Many Of the sufferers
are lefi destitute, and a subscription is
icing taken up for their relief.
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ManahaciIle.


Specialize the Herald.
WAxAHAcHIE, May s.-Considerable bail
fell here on yesterday. Saturday night a
good rain fell here.
The republican party Of Ellis county has
perfected its orsanization. end there is a ru-
nor that il will put cundiiates In the field
rlr euch 0fiiors a. the leaders nav think
there is a chance u eleetine.
A great many cattle have pnesed through
WaNahachie going west IN the past ten
weeks
There was more cotton on the streets a
f.lw dnrs since than for some time.
The Hon. Charles Gibson returned from
Austin on Saturday. Senator Rainey has
not set returned.
Tiere i rumor that q. J. Penn. our
r,-...euf postmaster. will be removed and
sume one else be appointed, but the large
majority Of our citizens would regret % see
any change, and hopt there is nothing in
WtraHtrHrE. NAY 8-Tbe siddons hotel
foot fire last night and was burned down
The property belonged 10 the Warahachie
pe.T Faare ard Building association.
There was al so insurance on The building
Tie r-uu-iefrr sustained considerable los
$3.50 basrfe-s lost most q tiieir effects.
4ere-ai Other business houses were damaeed
s1rns. but none seriously. hessrs- Malc0tt
a NcC1-tnsv sustained considerable los
from removing their goods cut of the
fhreafened t1ilinrs. Al one time y
s-erned that she posi-oti1e would bun ana
Postmaster J. q. Penn nm1red AL 81 the
mail and p1s- -of1ce furniture out. The
rnzii inafier suffered no JOS except ieE
o. rerIa rlfrs-
We hsd q 1irlt min after the Ere
81 Clif on 81 WaErhacrie 2 rr1rui-
rent i'usiness men. wo-kei ~ night cure
lard 81 tbs fre ard alter cong bone US
-fri1ten down 81 parnraIFsis and L IN q
~ cIi.icnl condition
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Albany.
Special to the neraId.

special 10 inc llefHld.
ALBANY, May ga most unfortunate
wreck occurred 10 the east-bound mixed
train yesterday morning at Hubbard
Creek, eight and one-half miles east Of Al
bany, ip which Fireman Barnes was in
stantly killed and Engineer Sullivan mrac-
ulousy escaped with few severe bruises.
A heavy rain Saturday night undermined
the trestle across the creek, leaving no
signs of its fearful work. During the night
the engine went TO the bottom and two
freight cars loaded with wool were smashed.
Barnes body being fastened under the
water, was not recovered till late yesterday
evening. Barnes was said to have been a
most excellent young man and leaves
widowed mother at Cowan, Tennessee. lie
had arrived here but short time ago and
had been employed but day or two on the
ill-fated engine. The company have en-
ployed hacks to make connection at the
wreck with regular trains from this point.
The wreck will probably be cleared and
regular trains running by the night of the
9th INST
A badly needed and fine rain fell here on
the 9th inst. Its value to the stock inter
est can hardly be estimated.
Large herds of fat cattle are daily pass
ing us northward. Wool is now arriving
pretty freely. About $4,000 pounds have
already changed hands at - cents.
Weather fine.
Business good.
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Special 70 TIE heraiu
MoKIxNEY, May Sour farmers are
in much bet CT spirits as the army-wOrm
seems confined to certain sections, and
ware tbey have ruined some crops OF
wheat, the damage compared to acreage il
small. We have had fine rains in dihereit
paris ofthe county, and prospects Tor good
crops W fe never better.
s1erin w rIen l. now selling a stock Of
LIQUORS and cisrrs levied oti as the property
Of A. ID. Nixon by Fr,iberE, Klein a. Co.,
n ne, Z r1ilun a Co, Illlman Co, and
Bet rfOn, Irvine a Co.. consisting - sIuie
nty-tEO barrels OF WHISKY, VINES and bran
dies. about 51OD cigars, har-lkfurcs, etc.
NAM ar present ID the sale. and the goods
vii probably bring their value.
There has been q call Dor the friends ~
local option 10 meet af the curt house this
evening for The purp0-e Of organizing. lie
meeting sii b. vel attended.
TIE commissioners c01rt VII meet next
wesk. ana y il g-Defaily understood 81
elsciion for she c1uuty val Dc ordered In
tlfrtv DAYS Much interest viii BE- taken
IN the issue on bah siies-
Your reporter bad the pleasure of seeing
EIGHT Old f.euule Yesterday "a dinner a. lis
h5use M Cd one able. TIE yUunetst 81
Vs.. riH rheel1esf -. Tw0 sisters one Mrs.
sale ffrzhuEh. ared q. ana Mr.. Nancy
Fradier. ared 81. aere present. Ihey al
met adrideirallr. and ealh q the 90 Ia
dies I'D dauehfers present % Eait on them,
orIe5f years Old Toe other BAD two. ore
- ard tiIe otlserC7 years old Ar.Gate fiir-
huh. O. years %. presided Ms Erncy
TarUie frs Nsurr Jones. Ars- hefiie
Nichols Es Eckllnsy and Ars -alie
I.uf-a4 rer1 rhr orher mtlu 1.rs uf the I.le-s-
AT r1snrari AL cd Ierieiis. bui rlle. h-F-
ing lived here from . o. fJTea-s- 1of'lels-
m 80 erer rrtnle- % ~ thau - c1ntrlt-
NE - fte nunf1rt afIl narrIress oi tno,e
old fIt1 - near the r..es u heaven
MarslI1l 0'ates lIns ben busg i1- ne f-.i
SlIr.e lr-.. putting IN seue-s Rom TIE eur
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Special TO the Herald.

opcClNI % Inc Herald.
TEXARKAYA, May 6.-This morning about
II O'Clock Charles Taylor, of Boston, Texas,
made an assault on Colonel WI. Allen, of
the Interstate, on account of bitter edito-
rial which appeared in that paper few
days ago against the writer of an anony-
nous letter to the Franklin County North
Carolina) Herald. Mr.. Taylor seemed to
be the writer and demanded of Allen re-
traction, which was refused, thereupon he
made the assault. Colonel Allen being the
smaller man was soon on the floor, but at
once convinced his assailant of the kind of
an editor he was by producing a bulldog
and popping away. Friends interlered and
the correspondent was persuaded to retire
from the sanctum. No serious damage to
either, but it is feared that the fuss is not
yet settled.
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Easti.Inu.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
EAsrLAND, May 6.-We are having heavy
rains to-day, and indications are that it ex-
tends throughout this section. Crop prosl
poets will be now brighter and grass get fine
Conductor Dempsey, of the convict train,
while uncoupling cars, at this place to-day,
fell under the cars and was dragged some
distance, but was, fortunately, eXtricated,
only being, severely bruised. His escape
from death was almost miraculous.
Nothing new from the Ranger train rob-
bers.
District court convenes here next week.
We are glad to see our worthy senator,
Major j. II. Davenport, so prominently
mentioned as o candidate for congress. He
understands the wants of this section, and
would represent the district most creditably
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Special TO the Herald.

DENIsoy, May 9-Yesterday evening
about O'clock the mining camp of the
Usage Coal company, situated about three
miles west of McAllistar, Indian territory,
was visited by a cyclone, which de-
molished over thirty dwelling houses,
killed eight persons and wounded
about forty. among them a number of %o-
men and children. Many Of the wounded
cannot survive their injuries. The town ot
McA lister barely escaped.
The engine of the south-bound freight on
the Missouri Pacific jumped the track at
Armstrong, Indian Territory, this morn
ing. The engineer, Boldsley, had his right
arm broken and sustained other severe in
iuries. He was brought to this city, where
his family resides.
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Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
BRENNAN, May 6.-The two dVs Mai
fest under the auspices of our fire iepart-
ment closes to-day.
Yesterday Miss Annie Spencer waTmade
May queen. The procession of the d,part-
ment, military and societies was quite zine.
A miniature engine and 200 boys was the
most interesting feature. Eighteen hun
dred people were present yesterday. Ills
afternoon was devoted TO horse raciny
Very good time was made by local horses
Six hundred were on the grounds. The
festivities closes with grand bail on a
mammoth platform. Attendance not as
good as last year. Interest in the Mai-fest
wanting.
We had rain storm last night.
The negro methodist church in the west
end Of town was blown down and complete
lv wrecked. Loss, 5000.
Richard johnson q ;rd u years, injur-
ed by falling of the platform Of the up
bound passenger Central train. last night,
died this morning. His skull was fractur-
ed and arm broken. His parents we're en-
route from Chicago 10 Austin and took The
body to Austin to-day.
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Join gallagher, via hns boon fesidl1g on
camp street, but now nn lnmate NJ ihe
station house, willie under the lnilnense oi
strong drink, assaulted his wife yesterday
morning, She net him half way, but
when Onlccr Mullen lntcfposcd consoIlda.
ted with her husband. and the guardian Of
the peace found himself between two
Gallagher and succeeded In lodging him In
The stHtiOu.hOusc
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1nIrnlI.
Special to the Iorald

Special TO the Iorold
TEnRELL, May "a picnic was gyon
yesterday by the different sunday-schools
Of Terrell In grove about mile west OF
town. Every one from both town and
country, who could spare the time were
in attendance, and an unusually large
crowd was the result The day was cool
n pleasant time. The wills Point band
was engaged for the OCCASION, and added
greatly to pleasure of the day
A ball was given at night at Clements
Opera-house, but was very SHINY attended.
The originatcrs were proportiOnately heavy
in heart and light in purse.
A light rain has fallen this afternoon with
good prospects for more tonight.
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d. Harter's Iron Tonic, the only prepara
tion 4 iron that will not blacken the teeth
il a cmbination ofirOn, Peruvian bark aud
pbosliorus, in the most palatable form, II
has male some wonderful cures in manga
ses Of n,rvous, pros'ration, female disea es
dvspepsa aud an impoverished condition
%; die bod, aud many physicians pre-
scribe il j, their practice in preference to
any irUn lfeparation made.
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Special to the Herald.
DECATUR, May s.-District court is still
IN session.
\ The recent fine rains brought smiles on
ue face. OF the farmers.
A numerously signed petition was Tor
utr,led to-day from Wise county o. Gov
er,or Thruckmorton, asking him to run Tor
coAress for this district.
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i-iiiiiIsiSaS'
special TO the Herald.

optCIuI 10 IHU HtIUIU.
LAMPAsAs, May GA very heavy rain
fell here Friday night accompanied by a
heavy wind.storm. The streams were over
flowed, washing mill-dams entirely away,
and also the Sauta Fe bridge across the
Sulphur. The rain fell steadily all day,
saturday until 5 p. m, when il fell in tor
reEts, causing a second and still greater rise
in the streams. The wires were blown
down in several places preventing COM
munication on Saturday night.
The season is very fine and farmers are
rejoicing.
Weather clear and pleasant. Business
good.
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cfai houses. n blow about ssly.nye miles
IN hour, dmne rfeat damage iGcrOpe.
NJ Gt0, q. fitzgerald, u Houston, was
IN the city to-day,
our Dfcnlo. Which wls 10 have taken
place on the 10Th inst. Waa postponed unlil
The l7th ON account NJ the committee pick
ing II moro suitable location.
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Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, May S.-Ueavy storms of
wind and rain passed over this county Fri
day and Saturday night. In some parts
the stOutest oaks were broken off, and the
tops carried long distance in the air. The
hail did great damage to crops south Of
this city.
By vote Of the tax-rayers to-day appropri-
ated $4,000 ior u normal public school
building.
Frank Paspal, an old Texas veteran, mis-
tool, a piece of lunar cuustic for aquiniHe
capsule and swallowed 1t and came near
dying from the effects.
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jefferson.
Special to the Herald .

Special to the Herald.
JEFFERSON, May 6.-Mr. J. w. switzer, of
II. b. Claain e. Co., New York, was this
evening, after fair and full investigation
before United States Commissioner 1. L.
Martin, honorably acquitted OF all the
charges brought against hun by jacobs
Bros. of TexarkaDa, for having them
closed up wrongfully by attachment.
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Many persons will take no medicine un.
loss Frustrated upon bed of sickness. A
gentle tonic stmuaut II taken in time,
will eradicate malaria and restore the or
gans to beautiful condition. No remedy
with which we are acquainted POSSESSES
this power in equal degree with the eel
ebrated Home Sanatiye Cordial.
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In this reek's paur vii be found The an
nouucemeut Of Marx ElhsiOn, Esq, 81 Far
rners Branch. Mr.. Blisi0n i a eeniieman
OF good standing IN H. county y know ~
m feve PLENTY III mrs. and githal that be-
h : gDoi hnsfness man. n elected lie vii
81 the Once Eifh credit
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s.sincs using Compound Oxygen, my
sieer Il natural md good. Ny spirits are
In a much more lealthy condition. ! have
no need of anol nes-hsve more natural
strength than fyrv ears past" So writes a
uafie1f. Treaffsepn Compound Oxygen.
ssnt free. Drs stakey & Palen, Pniladel-
plia, Pennsylvania
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Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, May 6.-George Siegler, a
stage driver, committed suicide last even
ing bv taking two ounces of chloroform.
Two brothers, named Buckalew, were ar
rested in Bandera county for robbing
stage in Rigaldo county, last July. One
turned states evidence, and the other
charged him with being the leader in extern
siye and systematic horse stealing.