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galveston
UHfSestu
Special u the Hernld.

Special 10 the Herald.
GALVESTON, March l7.--Mrs. Theresa
sweetland fell in spell at a nelghbor's
house, east end of the city, this morning.
She was conveyed to her residence, where
she died before medica. assistance could be
procured. Verdict Of the jury--heart dis.
ease.
81. Patriok's day was recognized by local
lrishmen by the display Of green ribbons,
and tonight two balls are .in progress, ON,
at the Pavilion, by the Emmett Benevolent
association, and another at Artillery hall,
by the New York Wharf Benevolent asso.
citation.
II is rumored on the streets tonight that
q young man employed ON some vessel
lying in port had escaped to the city with
a considerable amount belonging TO the
vessel. No particulars can as yet be
learned.
The little son Of Charles Bake was run
over on the street to-day by u dray driven
by ii. Batbman, who was arrested. The
child was conveyed home.
Gross receipts so far this season, 3o5, $3.50
bales; same time last year, 1875.
c. II. Campbell, of Dallas, is here.
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are entirely destitute. People here are not
prePa,eed u, !, ior such an influx, but are doing
Tba Incl ane,r power to relieve their wants.
Tor their use. ar. 'Sneu o'u
null. Citizens are s,hscr;h;n""
noersily for their maintenance. Retween
iour and five hundred horses and mnIes
nave been brought here within the past
,,wen'y,iour hours, and absut A hundred
neau oI cattle--all from the oyerfowed sec.
uoh, very little attention is paid to cattle.
! anu thousands are left To drown, Sheen and
nogs are not thought Of. The river is rising
Sours !" rne rate OF twelve inches in twenty-four
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SANGER BROTHERS.

ports during week, 81 $50; same time last
year, lO7 ,453. Total receipts to this date,
4,l37, ,I79; total to same date last year, 4,S69.
625. Exports for the week, si,7SO; same
week last year, l33,S6s. Total exports to
thus date, 2,5i6,0l2; same date last wear,
az ~, ,I5i Stock at all United States ports,
92S, HI same time last year, SS3, ,4SO. Stock
at all interior towns, IA, ,54S; same time last
year, l83,070. Stock at Liverpool, 757 600.
same time last year, s600O. Stock of Ameri.
can ahoat for Great Britain, 20, 900; same
time last year, 3z7 GEO. ct. ~ -
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Horrible

ST. JosErH, NO., March l7.-Yesterday A
party of boys, aged from s to II years, all
belonging to well-to.do families, 10 amuse
themselves dug q tannel in hillside on
the outskirts of the city. They worked in
relief FIVE were left by their companions AT
3 o'clock; when the others returned AT 3
o'clock the tunnel was found TO have cayed
In on the workers and the whole five were
dead when extricated. The tunnel Ind
been dug ten feet into tbe hill, was several
ieet wide, and had no supports for over.
head.
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Williams lsanche.
Special 10 tho Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
WILLIAMS. ..RAHonE, March l7.-Wheat
in this section Is looking fine. We have
had fine rains Of late, making a very good
season for planting corn, which is in full
progress.
Cattle are entering spring In nearly as
good condition rs they were In the fall,
The town Of Williams Rancho is i'm.
proving in business
John Barleycorn made an attack on the
town with a heavy charge on Saturday
night, two shots taking effect, one In the
hotel building and one lodging in a chair
frame inside the house. Morality and
rowdyism contend for the mastery with
morality in the ascendency, and, with a
little more. aid from the civil officers, the
good people will be able to hold the fort
District court is convcnlng and the people
are looking for rciniorcements from that
quarter.
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Conklipg

ST. Lorr, March i7.-Roscoe Conklipy
has been engaged to make presentation be.
fore the United States supreme court of the
case OF Charles Il. King, n notorious mnr.
dcrer OF this city. The matter will come
up at tho October term Of the court. and
involves q question whether the law ,,nder
which king was tried and convicted Is moi
CT post facto, NV
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san Saba
Special 10 the Herald

Special TO the Herald
SAN SABA, March 1.-THE weather Is ex.
tremely hot. The thermometer indicates
summer here.
District court will adjourn tomorrow.
since my last special three murder eases
nave been disposed of as follows William
Botho, charged with the murder of one
Wainwright, was permitted TO change
venue TO McCulloch county, and placed
under 5000 bonds. Robinson, charged with
the murder Of X. q, Dyer, was admitted 10
bail ON q writ Of habcas corpus; bond,
5000. The bond in the case OF Perkins
charged with the murder of Watkins case
was continued and the prisoner admitted
10 bail In 5000.
j. W. Ratlif, convicted Of theft of horses.
was sentenced to FIVE years in the penten.
tiary. Case appealed.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald.

waco, March f.-Sheriif Van Hall and
ms deputies today arrested two white men
tempt to rob Allen last night. The mon
are horse,traders, and have been In Waco n
considerable time. The evidence against
them Is strong. The pistol which
Allen captured in the struggle had the
names OF the men scratched gu H. They
are supposed to have been the authors Of
other recent deeds of darkness.
Ihe concort at the Waco university, for
.ne purpose OF improving tho cemetery,
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Dalngeraeld.
Special to the Herald.

DA'NakRFifLp, March lion the night
81 1.-the the 10th inst, NJ. +. Mitchell and RI
paiani Co.'S stores were broken into and
ouIglarzed. MitchelPs safe was drilled
snu s,na blown open. Loss, about $25 in cash.
PIN PHI worth OF iewelry and other minor
co.'s safe was taken out of tie stnr" ana
proKen open. but the firm sustained small
loss suspicion rests on q gang of pedllers
passing under the name of McCani, Two
as yet. ' wv hsns
=, weather clear and sprlng-lke. Farmers
All busy blowing and planting The ont
crop Is progressing well. -
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LONDON March i..-A Vienna correspon.
dent of the ST. James Gazette says a gen.
eral understanding between Germany and
Austria to jointly resist Russian attack on
either power has lately resulted in an ar.
rrangement Of details for immediate action
If necessary. '"'''
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Cotton Circular,

LIVERPOOL, March i7.-This weeks circu.
lar Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' assooio.
zion, says; Cotton was active IN the earlv
part Of the week, bu, temporarily relapsea
on Wednesday and closes with slight mi.
vance. American LIED. higher for voo,.
ordinary and superior grades. Sea Island
Is unchanged. Futures are generalIv
3-32d. .6pi.Sd. higher. '''
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Greciau A6airs

ATHENS, March iT.-In the chamber of
deputies to-day NJ. Tricoupis, president
Of the council, upon reading the programme
OF the new government said The connt,v
must be prepared for the coming change,
In the east, and that amlcable relations
must BE- maintained with every country.
especially with Turkey. "''
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Futures

NEW York, May 1.-THE Posts cotton
report says; Future deliveries opened 5.iOo
lower, and lost alter the first call
from 2-lOO to 3-l00. Then commenced
an advance, which brought prices nm 10
Yesterdays quotations; but as the offers
greatly increased, they failed again from
1'lo to S'l00. April was sold, nj i,l5
7. m, at l227; May. l2.l3; June. l., GGt@l2 ~
July, l2.si@l2.S5; August, li.0o-nnmely,
s'ioo lower than yesterday at close.
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LAWRENCE, Mass, March 1.-THE strike
OF the ring spinners in the Pacific mills is
increasing. To-day, after they had re-
ceived their pay, thirty-ive of those EN-.
ployed in the lower Pacific mills left the
mills, stopping eighty-seven frames. They
allege as the cause that the Pacific authorI.
ties ordered boarding. .house. keepers not to
BOARD the strikers from the upper mill.
Matters are at fever heat. A general strike
is feared in other departments. The entire
spinning force Of the Central Pacific mills
has struck, stopping $500 spindles. A
meeting of the strikers, held at the city
hall, was addressed by Hector McCoy.
editor of the Catholic Herald. Great ey,
citement prevails.
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LONDON, March ia boat race took
place to-day between Lewis Gibson and
Goodwin, Hanlan's pilot, from Putney to
Mortlake. for goo, and Goodwin came OF
victorious, hve lengths ahead of his antag-
seconds. .-'-' = ''' = !.
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A Brute.

NEw ORLEANS, March i7.-Testimony
shows that Albert Weeks, aged twelve years,
when shot dead yesterday by A. +, Wilde
was walking along the sidewalk with his m,
tie sisters and not stealing Japan plums, ms
charged. Wilde was arraigned TODAY nnd
remanded TO prison without the benefit ~
bail until Friday next, when the examina.
tion takes place.
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Denton.
Special to the Herald.

DENTON, March r.--T. II. 4 II. @. Fran
els, dealers in hardware, stoves, tinwarc
ana chinaware, made an assignment Of
Ineir STOCK today for the benefit of their
900. They were heavy losers In the iire
that occurred here last September. and
have struggled manfully TO stem thc cur.
rent, but they were unable so o do Hence
the assignment Ns
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la q Bad Light.

WArsEKA, ILL.,, March III. W. John
son, of Sheldon, editor of the Gazette news.
paper, a prominent republican politician
and an applicant for the Swedish consul.
ship. Is charged with having forged com.
mercial paper to the extent OF several
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Opposed

PARIS, March ia committee Of twen.
ty two. Of the chamber of deputies, ap.
pointed 70 examine, NJ. Boyssett's proposal
for the abolishment Of the concordst, Is,
with the exception OF two of It's members,
opposed 10 the measure.
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Clinton Dill, who shot and killed Little
sam. the cowboy, al Lincoln, Nebrssks
last fAll, has been indicted In the district
court Of Hitchcock county for murder IN
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The Reason whv

Lospos, March i7,-The Daily News this
morning says The suspension Of the nero.
tions in regard to the copyright treaty be.
tween England and America Is entirely due
TO lack OF common action among American
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DrsLts, March 1.-THE Irish Times
meeting convened IN Dublin TODAY for ths
purpose Of considerins the resolution for
dirsolving the home rule league.
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LONDON, March i7.-The Manchester
I, iS,uaruians n,r commercial article says: There
arl, more demand for shippi ng yarn, cloth 4
-1'' with small sales. Prices are steady.
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Wreekare,

LONDON, March IA portion of boat
has been washed ashore on the coast of
County Kerry, bearing the name CITY of
London; also some wreckage supposed TO
belong 70 the bark City Of Dunedin, which
sailed from Pensacola, October f8th, for
Cardiff.
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Failures.

NKw YoRk, March l7.-Failures for the
week throughout the country are reported
BY X, q. Dun & Co. ss 13s, as follows /:
Eastern states, ~; western, 81; middle, q;
southern, 35; Pacific, 10; New York city, o.
Failures In New York have little signif.
canoe, l'ItN IdAnf .1uN
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., ss fcsk, March ,i1.-Comparative
s.0' s'.'e'nsnt ofcoston for she week ending 70.
"es receipts as s'all United State
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Burned.

NV HAVEN. Conn.,, March ls.-Early.
GrsnI.., ens morning Konoed's gin distillery at
SSsWv; insurance, $1,000. ~ - y
al An hour later, while the engines were
pSnl ousy at konoed's distillery, Calvary
ipaptst church was burned out causing n
pS pes Q, about $4,000; insurance, 81, ,I50.
diary. ''''N W ""'' ''e" '"cen'
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LONDON, March ia meeting of i.he
sseetors of Northampton has approved
ptadlaugh's conduct In the house of com
mons, and passed resolutions authorizing
me executive Of the Liberal aud Radical
UNION to sign a petition praying that he be
neaid at the bar in support Of Its claim of g
ssnt 70 De represented In the house, by 4
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Not 10 Convene

RALEIGH, n. c., March l7.-The council
Of state at its meeting this noon BY ON even
vote declined 10 take action with reference
TO calling an extra session Of the legislature.
As the governor can make the cali only on
their advice, the legislature will not be con.
Vened, Il 't lf'iNN II. II |'7'G-' -
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A bad End.

COLUMBIA, s. q. March Ee-Brooks Hol.
eembe, o .colored convict sentenced at
lhe Laurens court to penitentary for one
year for burglary and larcency, escaped
irom Springles' phosphate works on the
Ashley river last Thursday, and this morn.
nihethe passenger train on the South Caro-
una railroad ran over him near Fort Nottle,
cutting his head of and. otherwise .mutilat.
ing him. His shackles were still on. When
discovered by the engineer he was lying
lace down between the. rails and IL sup
posed to have been already dead.
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Brenham.
Special 10 the Herald.

BRENNAN, March i7.-Captain +. w.
sprunbergcr died to day, aged 81. lie for
thirty years was a resident Of this.coun,y
and one Of our most cnterprisiny and useful
citizens. His death cast a gloom over the
entire community.
We will keep. cool next summer. Ma.
chinery for two Ice factories has been or.
dered. T' "
The grand Jury returned twenty-five IN.
dictmen,s, and adjourned for ten DAYS 20
give the farmersA chance 10 work.
Planting corn brisk.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
gl,e smaii-Pox at south bethlehem.


PHILADELPHIA, March IA semi.ofii.
eial statement from South bethlehem yes
terday protested that the reports of the
prevalence of smallpox there had greatly
exaggerated the facts, but to-day dispatches
report l5O cases in s5 houses. sDisiniectants
are, being used by the Wholesale. All
barber shops are closed. Five padding fur.
naees and the rolling mills have
stopped for want of men, not that so
many of their men are sick,
put because many men living in
injected houses are quarantined. Quaran.
tine IS enforced by Bethlehem ON the oppo.
site side of the Lehigh river. Citizens not
alredy quarantined in houses ARE leaving
town, or sending their families away.
Nearly every student in Lehigh university
and Bishop Thorpe Female seminary has
lett. No mail matter is allowed to leave
The injected district. Health officers have
peen given police power. Two hospitals
hnaye'leen equipped and are rapidly filling.
Ihe disease is now reported in Bethlehem,
where four cases appeared to-day.
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augusta, GA, March ITO. NJ. Stone &
~, S cotton merchants, cotton gin manu-.
,r..urers nsus and grain dealers, made assign.
iIiehi to-day. for the benefit OF creditors
~ tsaapillties oties about $4,000; nominal assets
sss.p. Among the assets is the kin man.
rm,sSrsofy, valued at $4,000. They have
~ sss%e'erred %en creditors to the amount Of about
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New York stock Market

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE stock mar
ket opened in the main aGI per cent.
higher than yesterdays closing prices, the
latter tor Richmond & Danville. Alton &
Terre Haute preferred was lower, In the
early dealings the general list fell off n
fraction, and Richnond & Danvillo. This
was followed byan advance ranging from
to l-s, Denver & Rio Grande, louisville
4 Nashville, New Jersey Central, Colorado
Coal, Alton Il Ierre Haute common and
Omaha common being most prominent in
the upward movement. At Ii o'clock there
was general fractional decline.
Stocks moderately active. Chicago
q Northwestern, 1924; do, pre-
ierred, l4Oi Erie 30i =; East Ten.
nessee, 1T; Georgia, l67; Illinois Central
l36s; Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern, ii5i,
Louisville IL Nashville, rs; Memphis 4
Charleston, 80; Nashville 4 Chattanooga.
"a; New York Central q Hudson
River, 1917; Pittsburg & Cleve.
land, guaranteed, 1856; Richmond 4
Allegheny, %; Richmond & Danyille, leO:
Rock Island, 1881; Wabash, st. Louis &
Pacific, "a; do preferred, soy; Western
Union telegraph, S3s.
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SANGER BROTHERS!

New goods have been opened In our
Clothing and Gents Furnishing De.
haruments every day since the first of
this month.
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sin, bowl and pitcher; washing ket-
tie and TUBS; churn, looking glass,
clock, andirons, axe, spinning wheel,
loom and gear, cotton and wool
cards, cook stove, meal and wheat
sieve, cradle, Bible and hymn book
and all school books; : plows, hoe,
cutting knife, harvest cradle, set
plow gears, pitchfork, iron wedges,
rake; l set mechanics tools, l Sc -
ing machine; gun; so pounds cot
ton; 20 pounds wool; each mechanic
who is the head of family, $500
worth of lum Der or material or pro
duct OF his labor, either in a finish
ed or unfinished state; to heads of
families a homestead in both legal
and equitable estate, worth not over
$1,000 improvements and all; heads
Of families are allowed to select out
Of what portion Of their lands the
$1,000 homestead shall be laid off,
whether they live on the same or
not; wives personal property is ex-
empt from debts of husbands con
tracted before marriage exempted
property on the death of the hus-
band goes to the widow, and if no
widow, to the minor children under
10 years of age
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achieved our independence and in
whose name our Institutions lave
advanced, the God of the last three
wheat crops, the God of those ge-
NAL skies and industrious rivers, the
God who has given mcrciful pro
lection to our armies in 1776 and
| 1912 and 1865, the God cf our
peaceful and beloyed homes. Bless
ed be his name forever. You say it
would not be fair to have such
platform of divine recognition be-
cause there are some people who DO
not bel eve in God Well, so there
are people who do not believe in
chastity, do not believe in marriage,
do net believe in rights of property,
do not believe in any style Of gov
ernment, people who would rob and
steal and murder Do you refrain
from making laws against crime be-
cause there are criminals? Then
why should you deny us a platform
OF divine recognition because there
arc many that do not believe in
God? All good men believe in God
The other plank of the platform
needs to be economy. 1t costs too
much to run this government.
Away with foreign diplomatic ma
chinery by which costly establish
ments are kept up in foreign lands
to settle questions international |
What is the use of these men
abroad on large salaries, when by
submarine cable our government
may any morning converse with all
the nations of the earth? 1t once
was necessary to have these minis
ters plenipotentiary when it took
SIX weeks for letter to go to Eu-
rope and six weeks for an answer to
come back, but not now. There is
also something wrong when it takes
100000 to hang one Presidential
assassin. Many look upon the UNI
ted States government as made to
steal from. The shoveIIing out of
the nation's treasures without dis
elimination and without right is
enough to sickeE every philanthropy
st. Let man rise with talent and
character enough to lead in great
in which the moral and
economic ideas shall dominate all
others and the Gohenna of modern
politics will be fumigated and
)lOughed under. We look for such
party and the coming of such
nan. There must be either reform
II destruction. A fight of parrots &
howed Columbus the direction of
he land. We will come to newand B
degenerate America by fight of =
prayers. Incur homes, our church
S and our common schools let the
principles of pure patriotism be in
We want to live in a ma
lonal atmosphere cIeansed of all
Moral contamination and we want
he dust of our graves untouched Of
he feet Of domagogue and desDoil-
r. God save the State God save
he alton!
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job Printing neatly executed at The
GAZETTE office.
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EXEMPT PROPERTY.

The following is a list of propartv
exempt by law from levy and sale
under attachment and execution for
all debts except State, County and
Municipal taxes, debts due the State,
or fines for carrying concealed Wea-
pons, falling 70 work on public roads,
Voting ont of ward or district. or
selling liquor on election days:
Thirty dollars of the wages of me-
chanics and laborers, and lien of
punishment only attaches to such
wages over $40 as are due at time
of service.
Two beds, bedsteads and necessa-
ry clothing aud an additional bed
stead and clothing for each three
children of any family no bedstead
to exceed in value s25; two cows
and calves, and for six or more in
family, 3 cows and calves; 55 head
of sheep; 10 head Of hogs; 2 horses
or mules, or l horse and yoke Of
oxen; l OK cart; two or / one
horse wagon worth not over $75,
and harness; I man and 1.Woman's
saddle; 2 riding brides; 20 barrels
corn; 20 bushels wheat, 500 bushels
oats; SEQ bundles fodder; hay s20,
,000 pounds pork, or 600 pounds.
bacon; poultry S25 30 stands Of
bees; 100 gallons molassrs; 100
pounds soap; 90 pounds lard 30
pounds salt; 100 pounds beef; 90
pounds coffee; 80 pounds sugar;
bushel dried beans, l of peas, so Of
Irish potatoes, 10 OF turnips; canned
fruits, $50; 6 cords Of wood or 100
bushels ct lsai carpet, S25; 20
bushels peanuts; / dozen knives
and forks, spoons, plates; etc, for
table; bureau, $40; safe; wash ba-
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