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spoili. regardless NJ tie constitutional
requirements ~ oonllgul'y Of counties and
the designate popul di1n. The demo.
cratic ptry was ~ ain dlshonorod aud again
injured by .uch op'n violation III right and
Justice, such oppression " people, colortd
andropublicans, by an arbitrary dIciatlon
that runs on all.lours with
the tyranny of the Dallas convention
Of some two years ago and which We
80 implored and warned against. The bill
was so odious that "the governor who do.
cIined to fix Il day Of prayer Tor President
Gariield's recovery" refused to approve
It and sarcastcaly stated that "the seven.
tecnth legislature should alone be en-.
titled 20 any merit it might pos
soss as whole" Such under
hand manipulation simply disgraces us
in the eyes of the country without securing
ny acquisition or subscribing any purpose
Of policy or prudence. 1t was against the
spirit Of the day and this people, and while
a decent regard for others rights will not
sanction, the future will disclose the almost
BlllIllIul DluDueT. IL, was pdTllHdll
| triumph and qualification and not states
manike conduct thing to be chuckled al
for day by some Jealous simpleton, to be
! dcplored for the next ten years by the
party and the people. 1t may be that this
review will not much shake the nerves Of
| some of our solons, disturb the gravity OF
heir muscles nor the serenity of their
tohciences on the ground Of corr O.
rate and non-individual applicability
| Perhaps some will never know that they
ever erred, and hence our sympathy tol
their failure to be returned by the good
people of their sections next fall would be
lost. We reverence the Affections of good
man; his sorrows are sacred; but
how can we take part in the
| misfortunes of man or feel fol
his calamity when he himself is in.
| sensible oft, or, being sensible, insists or
denomnating his bluuders as brilliant ex.
ploits. The seventeenth legislature is
dead. The people will have new deal. TIC
"a calm retrospection of the follieS Of the
past we look for the improvement that
| Texas should have and that Texas de-
| napdS
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Tense II herein dsnned then YOU viii nbs
him milty NJ man laughter aud assess his
punlslm6nt MI confinement N the state
penitentinfy Tor 70 term NJ years not less
Than iwI nor more than 1--WE. you are
satisfied rom the evidence hey nd n rens-
onabio doubt that the dofenda / Is either
guilty Of murder or lnanslanghter, then
you will acqut him Of murder aud find
hin guilty oil manslaughter.
fyou believe from The evidence that de-
PENDANT killed said Thurm0nd In sell.
defense, as sclfdelonse Is herein defined
then you will lind him not guilty.
II you have reasonable doubt as "a
whether defendant did or did not kill said
rhurmond In sel-deiensc, rs self.defense Is
herein defined then you will find him not
guilty.
The defendant is presumed innocent un
I'll he is proven guilty, and if from all the
testimony in the case you have n reasona
BILE doubt OF the guilt of defendant, yor
will find not guilty.
GEORGE N. ALDREDGE,
District Judpe.
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Mining Company Organized.

The "Rosario" mining company of the
repnblic of Mexico was organized yesterday
by number of our leading business men.
As soon as the charter is procured from
Austin the HERALD will give the list of in
corporators, the board of directors and Off
GERS. The capital stock is s., GAO, 0OO The
officers agreed upon: John Martin, of Paris,
president; Jules Il. Schneider, OF Dallas, vice.
president; j. l., Leonard, of Dallas, secre-
tary and treasurer; S. 0. Hemenway, of
Dallas, superintendent. Board of .direc-
tors: John Martin, j. II. Britton. Jules Il.
Schneider, Samuel J. Adams, on the part of
the Americans. Negotiations for the or
ganization of the Rosario mining company
we're made by Jules A. Rand!e, who has
spent some fifteen years in developing min
ing interests in Mexico. Rosario" mines
are among the richest in America and have
been worked by the Mexican for 175 years.
large amount of machinery will soon be
shipped into the state of Neuvo Leon and
the work of development set booming.
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State Democratic Executive Committee
Call.

To the Democracy of Texas.
TERRELL, TEXAS, May s, lsS2.-A majority
of all the members Of the StateDemocratic
Executive committee having voted in favor
ofholding the next state democratic con-
vention at Galveston, hereby call said con-
vention to assemble at the city of Galveston
on the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1882, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the
various state offices to be filed at the ensu-
ing general election, and for such other
business as the interests of the party may
require.
1t is desirable that the democratic
pa!ty in every county in the state
shall be fully and fairly repre-
sentcd in said convention. To this
end the chairmen of the various
county executive committees are urged.to
take such steps as will secure the attend
ance of delegates from all clubs or precincts
upon their respective county conventions.
Each county will be allowed one vote in
said state convention for every three hun
dred, or fraction of hundred and fifty or
more democratic votes cast at the last
general election.
In view of the fact that the convention is
to nominate candidates for every state
office which is elective, including those Of
supreme and appellate judges, it is ear
nestlv hoped that the delegates chosen to
said convention may attend 1t, animated ov
a patriotic determination to subordinate
personal preferences and sectional aspira-
tons, If need be, TO the promotion OF the
interests of our party and state.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE w. SMITH,
Chairman State Dem. Executive Com.
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WORKMAN.
correspondenee Of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
WORKMAN, May, @ 1sS2-We are glad to
report the rain sufficient to saturate the
earth after a long drouth. One inch of rain
fell. here last night, the third day of
showery weather. There was never so
much display of electricity before. Every
shower Of rain is attended with fierce light
ming.
Crop reports are favorable, except wheat.
Our soil is not ADAPTED to wheat.
The fruit crop was never so promising.
The health was never better.
Some complaint Of poor stands of corn.
Four hundred mutton sheep were shipped
from here to-day. Cattle shipping is going
on all the time.
Mr. Stuart has purchased the mill prop
erty here.
We are under obligations to Trinity Uni
versity for supplying us with iirst.class
preaching. The light of that institution is
illuminating this whole country, intellect
ually and morally. May it never grow less:
Mccain q Griffith, of Mexia, have opened
UP at this place.
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Yesterday morning about o'clock this
city and, as far as can be ascertain, this en-
tire section of North Texas was visited by a
heavy rain, hail and thunder storm, which
lasted until 10 o'clock in the morning. The
rain fell hard and fast, accompanied by
deafening thunder and vivid flashes of
binding sheet lightning. As will be seen
by reference to the Geographic columns,
there was severe cyclone in the earlier
part of the night at McAllister in the In
dian territory, causing loss of life
and destruction of property, and as
the storm came from the north, Dallas
must have gotten the tail end of it, So
far as learned, there have not been any
washouts on the different railroads or any
was a heavy hail storm at Fort Worth, and
the hail stones are represented, by those
who saw them, as being larger than the
ones that fell in this city lev weeks ago.
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Select Good officials.

To the Editor OF the Herald.
AUSTIN, May 4, 18S2.-In conversation with
representative men from different portions
of the state it is found that there will be a
stronger array of seekers for the different
state offices this fail than usual. Some of
the probable candidates for the different
offices are comparatively new men in the
political arena. This, it is thought, will
prove of vast benefit to the state at large, as
well as TO the particular departments.
Among those named so far are those who,
if we are to judge by past records, are
the duties of the offices to which
they aspire, but We are inclined to think,
are as fully capable to add lustre to state.
in the eyes and estimation of persons and
commonwealths from abroad Ofthis class
of officers comes first in importance the
office of comptroller AS aspirants for this
office there are almost without exception
worth, Of tried integrity, and unquestioned
loyalty. The various, but no less necessary
qualifications of several different persons
make the choice one of grave importance,
not to say doubt. So far, the general
opinion seems to be. that of all others
who are or are not probable
candidates, there are none who
Wptilu VI oouiu oci VIC INC ot"Vo ~ Vh0 hi5h
and exacting duties of comptroller than the
distinguished senator from Red River, the
Hon. w. J. Swain. Captain SWANS name
has been frequently mentioned in this con-
nection by prominent citizens from all parts
of the state, and taking into consideration
his high qualifications for the grave and
responsible duties of the trust, and the
sect IN of the country represented by him.
we are induced to believe that, if Captain
Swain's consent is not wanting, he will be
the choice of the people for that office.
Gopn GoVFpNNENT
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The following is the mortuarv report for
the past week As furnished the HERALD by
DR.. News0m, health officer.
Mary =. Hvick, acute phthisis; age "A,
white.
Infant Of Mrs. Dickers0n, white, year
old. male; c8use ofdeafh unknO~n-
William Frederick Noland, acute scFof1(
losis; white, n months, male.
Sallie StOtkman, year old, white. cause
Of testh not reported 70 health officer.
Robcrt Pnckeit, white, scarlet lever, IA
years
Eta Simpson, suicide; y year,, white
Three premature births and one still
bOru
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The following is summary Of the work
done by the district court on the criminal
docket tits term, which ended last Saiur-
day. The following convictions were had
t,-wit: George Blenkin. theft Of money,
40 years; w. II. Bush, theft Of horse, five
years; John Mccoy. theft Of calf, three
years; Martha Garrett, bigamy, one hour;
G,be Davis, burglary, three years; Bob
Galloway, obbefy, two years; NJ. NJ. Drey-
fus, forgery, four years; James Welsh. as
horse, five years; Jim Sellers, theft OF
clothing, two year,; Il. .. Cowart, murder,
seven years. In the following cases new
trials were granted: Gabe Davis, Bob CAL
loway and r. L. COwart. Only three have
apDealed-Jim Sellers, NJ. NJ. Dreyfus and
John Mccoy.
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II 0iell. turerinieudelIt ~ the Chi-
cnr-1. Terss a Merirar Central rallr1r1. re-
frIrre1 yesterday from rus.ne-s NO e.
Chirar1. AMI since fhe ruad les hen fag-
ing cT 81 iBdetie1ness here- nrmll-roi
Z Ans asre pad yesterday. "a i d IN
Ier.tor1 fhnf 81 cIaims TrrrfrIT suited
ri - % . ~ RI uIIre- IhIs = rod EeUs
- ne losai c-ed fars II - 80
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We think we can cure bad case of back
ache quicker with one of Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladonna Dackache Plasters,
than by any other application, and after the
backache is cured, you can still wear the
plaster without discomfort for two or three
weeks, or longer. This combination OF
smart weed and belladonna is a great hit,
and it is hard to find any pain or ache that
will not yield to it. Price % cents. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
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that worthy aud honorable gentleman viii
question tie honesty NJ lia purposes or The
purity ~ bis motives, but Unless u be post
lively oefieln that he has the power ~ is
said he proposes 10 exercise there Is bat w.
tie doubt there will be found those who will
dony his light 10 exercise Y and dispute tho
legality ~ his action aud the result VIII be,
there will he dissatisfaction aud demOrali-
zatl0n In the party ranks.
My recollection Is that the power Of the
executive committee Is limited BY resolu.
ton Of the Dallas convention to filling va
canCes In los own body and on the state
ticket, and that IL is not In terms author
lzcd to fill vacancies In either In the con-
gresslonal or senatorial chairmanships 10
may be- that H. Is and do not positively
assert that IL Is not, but IL Is u question OF
some doubt, and no question of so much
importance in preventing discord in the
ranks of the party should be lett IN
doubt The matter should be consid'
cred at once by the full executive commit
tee, and there are other questions OF much
Importance that also demand attention.
Who has the right to call conventions and
direct campaigns in the various congress
ional and senatorial districts cannot be too
soon determined in some authoritative man
ner; nor can the question of whether the con-
gresslonal conventions shall be held before
or after the state convention. II these
questions are not quickly determined dit
lerences of opinion and conflicts of author.
ity will inevitably rise to the disturbance OF
party harmony. Let then the executive
committee be called together at once at
some convenient point and all matters per-
tanning to party organization and manage
ment of the campaign be fully and freely
discussed and due and regular action be
had thereon. DEMOCRAT.
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PALEsTxE

correspondsnce Of ne Herald
PAIEs1HE, May 8. lss2.-Thers has been
loud complains in the upper part Of this
r1unfy lafely, over the disappearance a
reristere1 money rlarreres cOlng through
he nsail tom the p0stal route which begins
r. Nerhes and inc. nding four olber cffoes
ends af FencaEle. During Arril fyurteen
rnch packares were lost. and tIsse Incl ufs
the money ssnt b. the postnas1erz b the
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The coming DsmocrntIe Convention.

r. The Etitr % The Herald
AUsI1S. Texas. May 3, ISL submit
bat & is altogether important that a meet
lnr 81 the democratic executive committee
4 the state should be held at the earliest
practicable day. II u mani,esfly impossi-
be 70 f-ansacf the business demanding i'm
medisfe attention ~ the bsrds ~ the con-
niftee. thr0uRl the medium Of the mails
anl telegraph.
There are matters demanding prompt
ald decisive action 81 the hands Of the
r0fnmiftee, and TIE consideration OF which
stJu.d not Be postponed until alter the
meeting Of the state convention.
The 0rerEti0n Of the superintendent bills
recently uassed 4 b. chance AL the senate
~. ard congressional districts, and IN
may cases 70 -hrUr two OF more chairmen
.ffs tbs same district. and that confusion
and ccnfirt @ authority v ! in eli pr0ha-
flity curns b. ress0n thereof caunot be
Il fsTs bs.rd II slated tLnt the chsir-
MAJ 81 tie state eTEcutve COMMITTEES
Has erI'ressed his intention 81
fHrr auf rarrncies that occur and uf ap-
roir 'inr chairmen IN the I've new Gun
rr..sign1i disricts No nan Who knUEs
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Human Suffering Relieved.

Intensely severe headaches, constipation
of the bowels, deficiency of bilious secre-
tons, flatulency, unsteadiness and weak
ness Of muscular power lowness of spirits,
dependency, heart-flutterings, nervous de-
bility and weakness promptly cured by
using Browns Iron Bitters. A true tonic,
universally recommended by the medical
Medical Journal.
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NTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOO rUf
w Gil ARIES b. GILLESPIE rs a Candidate
for the Office Of Tax Collector of Dallas County,
atyhc November election.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w II, BLEWETT rs a candidate for Tax
Collector Of Dallas county ut the November cleo
uon.
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It's an unprecedented success slid NJ
C1srits = y. Ar1Ambal, tle Ueli-knoet
B rfics Louse druggist. Wien eske1 -
hi. views in recari % 81 1sc0bs OIL d D.
hfahir rt1iled and is irving reflersl sails
fseli0n-r Kalamazoo lMicb.l DAILY Gnzette.
Nr. George Barues. q Barnail a Barnes
c..fh Nafer frtet. slid lhaf BIS vile bad
I...-f. 4 serere sufe-er glIn neuralgia u
rea-t ani lad tired many remedies IN vain
Iar1bs OIL j. tne on.F hing tll
t-.ririt her rsiief -fDalT CHicar1 Tine.
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Mr.. Clifford T. Hudson, of Elmira. N. Y,
says: my aged mother suffered greatly
from poor digestion and general debility.
She was always com plaing Of her liver, and
her bowels often panied her greatly. She
was very weak. 1 bought her bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters, and she says, 1T goes
right to the spot, Clifford. She has greatly
i'm proved since using the excellent med
icipp ~
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YESTERDAY two Of the boarders at DR..
Beuton's. Vho resides on Elm street awoke
70 IND themselves minus Their gid time
pieces. The burglars had been there IN the
Silly hours Of she night. ard. entering
the ironf door which stood ajar, asoen5ed
TIE stairs % ne sec1nd-sfory and visited
Albanr. lniisna- and Dr. Bl1fe. 81 Waier-
bury. C01neclicu-. and t0nk Their satc1es
from under fheIr ril0rs- There we're
ntlers sleeping in the buildine bat the
bnrrIars lid nos mo- 80 then-
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Eoc Shccitf
Tas GoIlcc1pr.

WE Arc REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w MARK ELLIS ron for Sheriff of Dallas
County Election. November, lSS2.
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Gouufu Erca surcr,

J6TE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AENTUNCE
w the name of WILL +. DOUGHERTI as a
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday November 9Th, 1852.
WE ARE kEQUESTED TO ANNOUNCED. u.
w WILLIAMSON as candidate Tor County
Tearsbrer Election. November. 1892
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ITALY.
Correspondence Of the Herald,

Correspondence of the Herald,
ITALY, ELLIS Co., May 7, 1SS2-A very
heavy and destructive hail storm passed
over this section of the county to-day.
Stones of hail were picked up by the writer
as large as hen S egg, and no doubt will
damage the corn and cotton crops to very
great extent. A great many peaches were
knocked of the trees, but there will be
enough left for good crop, as the trees
were overloaded with fruit. A heavy rain
fell here last night, which was very much
needed to bring up stand of cotton.
Mr.. c. b. Morris, of Fort Worth, is So
journing with us tor while
The crop of candidates is very large, and
Misunderstanding is now the order Of the day.
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Uanntp ziudoc.

ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w II. II. IVES for the Office OF County Judge,
at the ensuing election.
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Downs a Thomas,

Downs a Thomas,
successors 20 J. W. Barton a Co, 722 Elm
street, dealers in groceries and aS-icultu-
raj implements, are exclusive agents In
Dallas for genuine Avery piOws and extras,
OF which they keep a large stock al prices
and terms to suit the times. They also
keep a full line Of family groceries, and ask
their friends to cali and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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ITE-,,,E NLt{uEaiED L. AsN, NbE
w " ~ C. NIL MS Candidate for County
CLERK Election, November next.
MIR, " H. THAUkER HrREBY AN.
III NOuNCES himself rs n Candidate Tor
Comfy Ccrk-has had thirteen years expert
e,lce as deputy In Texas-for the past six years
In charge Of the County Court of Dallas, county .
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u~-rr~is a. l.rez,s ri.fr Caters De
r,i-f,rr - uss nrd 80 rtaf ~omach. II.
l.irer 81 Cos l1'1tion. &c. t1eg en- ~.
be ezreled
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skinny Men.
Wells Health Remover restoras health
and viEor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence.
Serual Debility. 81 Depot. Geo. I. At
kina Dzllas.
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Is three times the man he was before he
began using Wells Health Remover" 81.
Druggists. Depot, Geo. 7. Atkins, Dallas.
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Chairman State Dem. Executive Com

The ready relief given TO asthma and
summer colds by Browns Iron Bitters, is so
satisfactory that many speak OF it as a COM
plete cure.
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise,
should use Carter's Little Liver Pills for
torpid liver and biliousness. One is a dose.
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s.or Countp Glerk.

',,,,' y mai am a candidate for the Once Of
CoDntv {lerk. II my reputation rs man and
INV o,inlitcatlon, for the position are such as to
commend me to yonr conndenice ask a cyG 2ui
unon INV nart win be spared In make IN efficient
anu iNi'ii W 80, o " wUrNT
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ties fIron, combined with other tonics
and most perfect neryine, are found in
Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and improve the blood
and complexion.
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atcouhnng oflceV
ford came w lnvey
with Postmaster Ter~,
Into the conntfy andy
rider, William B1fdl N
with them until they ftruo'
few miles from Palcstine, 6mI
yoVers fnled TO bring him bnck
The timber and brush covered lIisNueN
ful flight
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Announcements
nistyict Q-lcrIi.

ME ARE ACrllORllER I0,eSSs,sH M,E
w the name Of HfNRY, w. JoNEs tht pre- vi, =,
ent incumbent as elnIinaW iv' ~. N iis
County. nj the ensuing November eleriion
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Children often need some CathartiG and
Tonic 10 avert approaching sickness. Sim
mons Liver Regulator will relitte collie,
headache, sick stomach, Indigestion,
dysentery and the complaints incidents TO
Childhood
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snsEs s-nu.ss Duks q Durhsn- Sand
ard q ne vofld