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sTEPHENSVIL

Correspondence of the Herald.
STEpHENsvILLE, May %, lSS2.-A terrible
TRACED, was enacted about TWO miles from
this place this morning, which terminated
in The death OF Mr.. W. ii. Henley. The
deceased is matchmaker and jeweler OF
this place, his residence being about two
miles in the country, where he cultivates a
little farm, his boys Charlie and Wire
doing the work on the farm, Charlie bell
about Is years of age and Willie about ~.
The younger son, who was the only VIII
ness TO the terrible affair, gives, IN sub
stance. the following statement: The old
man and his two SONS were together IN the
front room of their residence, and Mr..
Henley was in the kitchen Charlie ask q
his father to pay him S35 that he had prom
ised him for work done by Charlie for his
father; his father refused 10 pay him any
thing, whereupon Charlie asked his father
if be might have n horse IN lieu OF the
money, which was ais, refused by Mr.. Hen
lev. Charlie then told his father that he
Intended TO leave home, whereupon the
father flew into rage ami told Charlie that
he Wou'd Kill him before he should DO 50,
and started to carry out his threat by get
ting down double barreled shotgun, when
he cooked aud presented toward his son
Charlie, whereupon Willie, seeing his broth
uuiStT, rail- 10 Ju ~
TO knucH the gun w so that 1t was dis
charg, d in the ceiling. Mr.. ii. then
tried 10 kill Charlie with the other
barrel, but before he could do so Charlie
DIRE a pistol and shot his father IN the
Dreast, from which he died in about ten
minutes. A coroner's inquest was held
over the body, which resulted in the YER
diet THAT the deceased came to his death
by pistol shot from the hands OF Charlie
HI il
what he has done. and tried to kill himself
before he was arrested. He is now in jail.
The deceased has or several years been
citizen and business man of Stephensvllle,
and has always been regarded as a sober,
honest. and industrious man, fair i'll his
dealings, aud clever and obliging to every
budy, but was most unfortunate in pos. es-
sing an ungovernable temper, which when
man. Ths affair is greatly deplored, aud
he family of the deceased have the sincere
sympathy of the entire cimmunity. f.
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CLEBURNE.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
CLEBURNE, May a. Iss2,-The court
house question Is creating no little discus
sion There are those who favor building
a new courthouse, and others, and no
small majority, who say that this one is
good enough | don't know whether the
aw is any better administered in fine and
imposing building than it is in schooI'
house or under rec or not, but l know
that the poor fellows who sacrifice all the
comforts of nome and IT'S surroundings feel
mere com urtable in an imposing aud mag
nificeht building, surrounded by comforts
and lighter duties with good pay.
The strict court will adjourn Friday.
Judge Abbott has labored to clear the
docket, and has worked late and early his
decisions have been succinct and 10 the
point. Judge Joe Abbott has studied To
make his rulings and decisions Just.
Everybody is Il King preparations 10 80
and all, desire to clasp hands with Dallas
between now and next fall. 1t is our mar
keU and outlet.
Colonel b. J. Chambers returned to-day
from the Mineral Wells, looking improved
in health.
MIR Hullpeks, of Sanger Brothers, had hi
aut ograph on the register OF the LaOleu'
| 10 day. r.
| visited to-day the brick.yards. There
are five of them in full blast. Mr.
| J. NJ. Cantrell is using. at his yarc
a new machine, invented b!
a gent eman of this city. 1t is doing splen
did wcr8, and the brick will show for then
selves.
The new bank of Cleburne is nearly com
p'eted. The brick work was done ..
| MIR. D. Mahoney. The building is 26X'o
two stories, thirty-eight feet high. The cor
nice is of galvanized iron, but up by Harr.
Brothers OF Dallas. The vault and safe
are the finest hat could be had, and OF tn
| latest Improvement. we,
At,he burial of little Annie Laurie WI
Hanson, the lutte girls who were he
friends threw handfuis of flowers IN tn
grave. Tears were in the eyes OF some Q
them. One little one, hardly years Ola
was slow to give up her flowers. Plck
! ing out 70 e.bud, she threw th'
rest sa, ing, as che looked up at her motheI
DENIS enough for Annie to tarry to God,
John Lovelady has ordered Thousand
dollar outht lur the Empress" Gree
| Bros. VIII ill the order through their fur
| allure house here.
We received Sundays HERALD to-day
| Why is it
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CLictstittNE.

Correspondence Of Ia, u-rnlt.
,LgBURNE, May q, lss2.-To-day the
MAGISTRATE of this district sat in Judgment
uvpu tl,c two case Of assault. Jim Court
RIGHT, charger aith assault, plead Rd'l
and was fined i've dollars aud cast. Cour'-
right was charged with assault and battery
upon one Buzz Davis. Bud Davis was
neat arraigEed for assaulting Cou'trlsht
aud pleaf mot guilty Iesi imOny Was
heard and the court discharged The pris-
oner
Ben Freburg returned Yesterday from
Galveston He made arrangements TO MI
his neN house win gJOds.
] ]. MCGOWAN. sheriff, and w Robin
son deputy sheriff. OF SOmefvelle uniy,
arrested jim Gates, charged with s'ea'ing a
horse. They left with hun iur Somrrvelle
today. These gentlemen informed me
that crops In their couuty were usyer hetis
particularly corii, oats and wheat. e"fnef.
velt is tue smallest county ~ the slate, ou'
has six candidates tor sheriff.
Mr. Fisher, II the Palace lunch no ise,
bought a furIle to-day thai bad tnirty-nine
eggs besides hundreds OF liitl- Unes
JudRe Abbott will huld cur another
week He Is determined 10 clean up MS
docket.
Colonel Smith and Major Baird are buy
Ing wheat aud paying tne highest prices
for II. Ne have uog c,mpirie me grain
warehouse, aud sur merchants al have
uts,ir tie'r arrangements 30 buy all u 2
grain that comes 10.
Tue lie lied, ~a- full last night IT stran-
gers, most Of them pr'-p-cii. Tor loc~'
lions
A report is in circulation thai the 1uti'
olorado 4 sauIe - hsl pun-ua-ei ths
chicago Texas & n, xiu D. Cen ri raj roah-
I an only say that q o riifior, hui pe0sar
VI Cleburue generally hope thai o may o.
80.
1.-THE weather rsInAius rond. ",er thrsr
,rndre,i viii wish Dallas next sunday.
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The GrirHhY Land suit.


kilograms received yesterday lroln AUS
tin TO all appearances virtually settle he
cu,sh, oaso n iavor of tb. heirs IN S
oiiseoy o"'o
case has heen on nan LOT aoouI elsn' y ais
AMI involves the whole OF the james a.
Sylves,.r snrvev and apuut 300 acres in
~ =, t,,o,,o, doc
the iona nrigsoy league ~ ho"e'ei' ooeS
not Involve That poItion oi The league ON
which a greater portion OF the city is 10.
,l,-,,.. ina, heen oOo ,cras sold nv
cate l. tD"fs having peeh l,oyo aTIe' soi'i Wy
joan oIissps p'''i W r,S ue'''"' p,cI,',r''
AZ '"'' Iatf y,,d /,
MI S',u -, ia ,,ntt,nd : w : hin.
.io as'oi. ia I'aic. va ,'ros.rI,I.u
c .a DO ~, ,o In. nj h.. ,,r,,,,rI,
!he Iaee, 49, s.sSn 6nn rh'. ,,,i,,r M
iuvoiv s ~ 40 80, So in tho y,.i,,,t,
oioi VI nv iaH '' "a. 49, 800, r.,,,,i.a
vi the idii s'ou""' mas W.
an, se'i 1n o h,,r,aarv 10 all m. IN
e t'T',,.h,.a,, s,,,,,.t nd wast of +, l., o
oouVn ", ',.,.,,.,s,f n.nU q .nd,Ii,,n md
,iio "e.0 ~ 'on,a,, "a AL,.rd 80
tne easVi iiie Vi Oi0"'u'' ""'
uiSioh. aoo;s;on Tho b;yb.
oil,oe W a,,,I,,,,S m. d,snut
o,ui. niaus v, ; III ,r'.,,,,,,.rn,niss m.
Gu ianuo az "',ns -, IL 80 foIlo,,..
ue .,,;V. Vi w ~ u rsi',.,,y a, ~
Wl VIII re-, MI. ,.n,,nI, TIE decisiy
app.a; ,t1,'',, go ,',.n mn ,yh,cn re.
point ~ 'nta 'd'" 81 et,ap ni tns ',,rI,,inn
lales ~ an1 80, iIs" ,ha ,r,hate a,,,,rt %,
PIone,nn nd A,dersnn c,,,Ii,ti,.s ON IN. AID
ilous.oi , ahu a. 80 Cr;',"h,,S ,.,at.
~ ,''a rd ,',,,isr,,Inr ot said estat.
DAes hI, f,n ,'.n, ,n,, ,,F III. ,,,,,s ~,
lileu p 1,,'G 60 800 ia controversy i,
.ne 'ui" T.. - yrsha,>, cnurt IF Unus,o,,
Inis SUM- " vno ,r -, 49, .bnwtn,y m
county, Hoiennpei ',,;;,',y h., H. ,''i, :
liie W. !" - d,',..,.ed 1Snu
Vi h'uisa "a ~ m
was tne IF .nn'.,ie. II n
1rlgsoy ahu nio'nel u upPG 'iv.hy. ana
uflgspy, ny .ne ~, 1 IaIn &C., Gr,''s,,r a., Iad l.,
AFTER tne uea.h Vi p yoi Edb' 49,, is',,a q,
teriharrieu WI naies i1Ne's Jo,,iso
SAID marrlate oelng .ie app ,,,I,'d ,1 ',..'
now LOUISA o"i ,, ~ a., c,,n,m,nirl
nan tne esta.e 'ne sam hne MI I'n,iSs
property VI .no 1 sd G,,,,s,u Ia -,
urigsoy. nas oonI ths hairs
heirs, nauhiis mem "i,o ,,i 80, ~,
Oh LOUISA oLleso'i a,, u .',,'ird -,
naueu neirs meI. ~, ~ n,.,nrs
Onehali Vi salu esIa'e. ina. NC a' .,,
guardian alineu " ,ePiSs n n
Euens, anu as iesai suauian VI -
GnHsby claimed tne rlsnt 70 iepresen' u'in
In loio ths proseeuliss III .nis es'ave w." ~,
IRA lsleT,eu 10 ahuei'on oG iiy, ~ % -.
suit oil Bales EIens, aunll i ~ ~,
estate OF John uIlgsoy anu a. sualuiai, io'
the parties before nan e,', Ju 's.ie"i
rendered DEC eelhg u,ioil VI. tne 'ou'
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TEL EPBONIC.
The Growth of the Dallas Telephone Ex-
change

The Growth of the Dallas Telephone Ex-
change.
1t is not quite one short year since this
exchange was opened With only sixty sub.
scribers, and now it is one of the largest
aud most successfully managed exchanges
Ia the state. IL is giving unprecedented
s ttistaction To the subscribers, as is evi.
d-nced by its rapid growth; twenty-iour
new subscribers being added this month
The exchange now numbers ll5 sub
scribers, and has in use about eighty-hve
miles of ,ine-wire, 22j poles. 735 cross arms,
4, 80 pins aud insula ors, with all other me-
ce,sary apuurtenances IL also has the best
arranged and must comfortable Office We
ever visited aud now has a capacity TO ac-
commodAte five or six hundred subscriber
This company, which has its headqnar.
tiers at Littl,. Rock has exclusive control OF
Texas and Arkansas, and also two states IN
Mexico.
The president, Colonel Logan III. Roots,
and Major J. n. Keller, the general super
intendeni, have Just returned from the cities
Of Mexico, Vera Cruz and other places, ar
ranging, 10 build telephone exchanges in
thai cpuniry.
This company now has exchanges run
ming inihe following cities inrexas,yiz; Cal
weston, Houston, San Antonio, Austin,
Waco. Dallas and Fort Worth, ana VIII
Lave in a few DAYS one opened in brenham,
where our young towDsman, J. A. Cham-
bsr- j. nog building. The telephone com.
many expects 10 sent him to Corsicana and
perhaps rexHrkaDa 20 build exchanges
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KAUFM an.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
KAUFMAN, May %, lss2.-Our town pre-
sents a very quiet appearance at present.
The country peoi lie are Oh busy harvesting
,nd farming, with fair prospects ahead.
The small grain crop is reported to be toll
erably good.
Work on the east extension Of the Texas
Central goa steaiuy fOr~ari. CclOneis
orlan and Cave pas-ed over the line few
DAYS ago and repVrI every thing Ia salts
factory condition. The Rad all evidently
be constructed through our county 10 the
Hunt county lIna b, tie = I sepiem Der.
Inc season Of caHdidat,s r. up.'n us and
he crop ur,snif-,.- o. 80. .ion J ,.
N,a,d. oar late me uutl o. tue hyuse 81
re,.r. .rntafivss. vii. pe"rle ilsisi
Gt..sn o.. again iay D m nfra toe star
.' ui- csuatr, NJ. x a-Ih std Uncle
Raj, as.sns uf fOrir .ifaa eaht
Aosd's place A couB e4 yefii All
b. called % meet aboui bs d. 1ulg'
ghieh all dpuiaiess 81 e. 90 m
Our .enpie Or. iis.fn-4i 90 Dtllas
-.l,ot t6e slate s-na'vr o. i-asi i0f tht hrst
term. -,
80 e'Nersor. Cson.l Henry. Of your
eiIt. -. M o. b. ahead here.
So s,.ti, laii.t has b-en heard against Mr..
W.finoru and 70 be desires % ~ Urn 70
c,Brre-s. ID is believed this county WI sup
PIT lin
Local news IL scarce.
o. tuo.srory h-lcs 81 Nash A Carlisle
q sbcuf completed. Norg0 4 Nark us
Ill build 6rIst IN feg % :; Ih- ~ -
dr.ub act 70 improfeiIen lumoer. a
l--s.f iumbsr yard sIii -. brrr-
~ H1---r. ne c.aItrsf -. quiie scr
..i,u 1l-r-. NJ. fss-r .i.1 ?. THRU sion-
III DaIi-.. t,.-sei Ihfr1 % ~ morn an
der - % -. him a..
f1I.~-iel e.sert e. rerae. fee the hf-t
u--,fsr III fufs.. -iri 49, I'D veil
r-II lsl.-Frr " 90 Haud- \ r. ln1ef -i-'tre
-I--s - ,.rsr Io = a AZ i.nr- irnnk I'D
IN = arno..r I1il. fl-rk ora 500 90 iills
csrr.
In ne Ks Ii.al - a-y IN t.e
$50 -. o. e. --..ni. ln F,'trriiit - .ns
-. =. q l-eu Crs fiuaf-l-' - ne
-. r..--...s- - 8us-f- 80 manIg-
.-.8 49, l..ra.i.lli|- -.'ii.- - -
.r.-ss. o.al-.le -. y - Ht'ni-,''i. -
I'd 1tr lI.ra-lrs- ~ 70. 1-|-
kauimsl ~ ts4- tccAsior -
=. = 49, .rrc1rr-1 ng1lnE - m
- - 1----i.cs - - su-I ps-1i-s.
-. Z n -. r-r.sinIT rlIr1urre1 ttern-
-. - $3.50 TIr1I'r.-IF 50 49,
-. II ~ irrs1Is e1llr 81 Ne 1nn.
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a President who Talks as Other Presidents
Have not TALKED.

| was in the White House the other
evening, after II O'Clock, when one Of our
Illinois members came By appointment.
,,crompauied By q man from the west 40
wanted q place, and who had but recently
arrived in Washington. The man stated
fbe nature Of his business, and then asked.
aNO shall I get up some papers with
Recommendation and signatures and bring
fb.u 10 Won or leave them with the secre-
rsrr3 or what had I better do about it7'
That. ret .rDed the president, must
10 A. YOu think best. II might be well, n
you want 10 do IL. and I shall see the pc
lsfrs ~hen I come 10 the case.
The man thar 81 xgested that, having
-.-sn tim ana talked the matter over, ne
ufluld look upon the submission 81 papers
e. merely q perfunct0ry matter % put nim
neon On sppareflt foot NC Nth other apph-
canfs
sBuf ! hsvs not promised yOn the place.
- t,,e president. and Do not prUni~s u
NE. There are several applicants Tor y,
- uher 1 reach the mnffsr Till consider
torr cain with the otbers / my ap-
1.oiat ron. buf ] don't know that ] VII
b. thai time ] may hare . man whom 1
uart % app0int. and n / have shall ap-
point him. ] soaid not naTe You cary
~usr N impression that your chance 4
kr-frr fhan anybody's elss. o. thaf 1 hnFs
.rnnIired vDu nuyt1inE
30 as 80 Eai1 VIII - canoi1 ana -
80 = a. - rhnf TIE man vent aung f-e.-
80 riIr1 - isast b. he'd ben openly oenIt
80 - TIRED like q Fsrtleran--lCln-
r1rnai Crrrme-cin-
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Mrs. Kate Chase spraTue, it is said, viii
leave for Cincinnati m few days, at be iu-
vHatIon Of Der fathers friends, wbo desirt
10 perfect the arrangements for removal Of
her fstber's remaius from Oak Hill ceme-
tery. near GrSrgrt0sn, ~ ePriuE GryVr.
near Cincinnati, which. il hiss always BE- o
understood. was t. have BEEN theIr hnal
sting place. At Oak Hill there Il ~
monument exregt plain granhe siap
rnurked --Chase." AT spring Grove, u y
understood. a fitting monument vi b.
rei-ed over the grave Of the Etste-Insii.
fnaucier and furist. Hon. William D Gal-
Irrber. formerly Of Ono, hnt nos residinr
near Louisville, Kentuckg, Who i In the
civ. II Il said. vii escort Mrs. spragus %
Clninnati.
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Noises in the Head the v't.f flu d p ssng unob-
scrvcd Ia TN uiinr, az u. ny other diseases
that cad to 'nsani ~ deaf
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will II rec 10 or cir Five Hundred Dollars for
q o. We # this kin he VITAL RESTORATIVE
Uinde' their special adv &c ard reaimen will
MT cure or for anything impnr ~ injurious
found m it THE ENGLiSH MEDICAL IN
sTlrUTE treats al Privste Dise0 succ ssfully
" 4, u me culy COnsuliat on Free Thor
ouch exa nj alton and sdvic, nrlud rig analy.
sis OF urine IS 40 Price # vial Il. stOrative,
81 o. bottle. o. four mes thr quantity $40 on;
sent to any address ipt Of price orC. o. d.,
mo co. d. sent ithout - enc O.rn rs II guar
ant e)% SCI ure fir m obs, rvaiiol, Il in private
uame If desired, by ENGLIS MEDICAL
tNSrIi UTE, rs lie str It outs Mis- ouri.
Hhob'> Ag'nu W II WELL & BRO,
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The case of W. A. Jon-s ". the city Of
Dsiias. which has been peDGine IN tie 49,
rct court since ls76. ~ss Plsc- on trial
Tuesday morning The piaiDtih claimed
Al so damage becaase ths tits nsd taken
1 s.utv i've feet 81 he lot ior street pur-
49,, "a. " the rstoFery ~ tut gryund. Inc
"a Diced dediraffu1 and pfesc1ption.
fiie f.--f,auopy and -. unIrif = c0un-ei
,.,lfsu-Ued Ta-sia and Aeinesn.{ Sben
~. 60. "a. avn % tle jay The jury
..,,nx u,.rfl - es~uIua. NDen there beng
a. s.l,als-. fsr 90 nrrtemeiif. the cour as
,,nrrrd them. The ca-r 49, notl- CON
I.--1.,1 On hcrh si1ss- ife riaintln 80
=. ,.re-s.nfrd b. fud . Bars sale. tol1ile
arlianns md &. 7 Desc ne cItg ~ ~
Frnnk 3 ed. ~ 60 altt.fnsf. sd -
I r.Iin1t frhf o. si,e cr'-psrurio9-
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having reserved himself into smelling
.n,mmfiee on morals, saw anything. Oh
that occasion winch Justified HE attack on
the managers ~ the excursion. he Il the
only one nhuse sensbilitles were shockedl
Tor the unanimous verdict OF the citizens o.
Kaufman Is that the Queen Oity duaris.
and accompanying excursionsts behaved rs
ladies and gentlemen.
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s;URE YOURSELF!

Dr. neannans Vegetable Curative" warranted to per-
aaneny cure all iorms of spFrt-auoiTIss or seminal
frakness, GENERAL Drbly, Imprary. -c., aud restores
los. Power and brings back the SSo.hiui iigor' OF
hose who have destroyed BY sexual prac-
ees from weeks time This remedy, which
been used by Dr. Bohannan In his private pgGcre
thirty years, known to fail IN curing even
he WORST CASES 1t gives vitality aud mparts energy
th wouderfl effect 70 those middlsagcd Hio who feel
weakness beyond their years. Its nygotng properties
felt al once Young suffering fom the eonse-
Of that drcaduy destructive habit Of self Abuse
use this medicine wh the assurance of o speedy and
PERMANENT The patient gains strength and ess-
y of spirits at once as II acts directly the parts Affect
d soothing and healing tonic and nnudyne TO the
ixed seminal yesces and rritaed ducts npaTing power
and tone and restoring them to their narl the
Il the bancful habit had mover bn indllkcd IN. I've
ingredients simple productions OF narehnrks ROOTS
aeIhs etc, and specific for the above disease
Price, Five Dollars, sent with full directions etc. tn
address. For sale only ct Dr. c. A. BOhannais Office.
% 69l North Firth street between Washington and
.rccn street, st. Louis, Mo- EsabfD,u N 49,.
uy-Dr. BIS '1reail-s Special Issn,ta,' which gives
dcneaiion of the nature, symptoms means OF
IRE, etc., Of sil HILLS. SEMINAL hLAkALsS, Ere sent
RE TO any address upon receipt OF oner,amp.
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varo. hppele moves 10 strike out the
statement " facts because " IL not
the original, but statement Oi
facts fled IN lieu Of the original
which had been lost The substitution
was made at the next term Of court after us
loss, and not like the bill Of exceptions ~
the case supra, which was substituted In
vacation. He'd, the court hayiuB au-
thority TO make substitution Of papers
which have been lost during the term Of
its session, the substitute stated - valid
and cannot be struck out by motion In this
court for the reasons above asserted. Per
curriam
NJ. Farley VS.. Il A. Deslende ct al, from
Milan county Appellee moves to disulss
the appeal because the appeal bond is de.
fective in that IL does not name the parties
to the suit bur designates the appellee as
Il. A. Desande Ut ais Held, the record
clearly showing who are the parties, the
court cannot hold 10 such strict conslruc
ton as would CAUSE the dismissal of this
case Also that party was named as A.
| b. in the body of the instrument when The
same was signed c d. Held, this is not
such an error us would cause the dismissal
OF tue SUIT. Ter curtain.
Grigsby VS.. Caruth from Dallas county.
! The court charged that the partition pro
C pdiugs in probate court of II. and a. coun-
les in estate If john g., did not operate
"a 80 bSfopDtl or record us W pldllhIh, W..
il ID. G. b. made subsequent sale OF the land
he received ia PARTITION, and referred To It
as his source OF title, then IL would operate
against him as an estuppel i'll pals, ana bar
lbs right of recovery. But held, the parti-
ton proceedings referred To were those OF
the estate of John q only, and not l.. 4;
through whom appellant claimed, no fraud
ulent concrament or misrepresentation
are shown, and, therefore, there was not al
esroppel in pals. Reversed and remanded
Bonner, ],
I. d y o. railway company VS.. White
from Tom Green county. Under the re-
vised statutes a summary judgment cannot
now be rendered against the principal aud
sureteS, nor,againsI.' lac principal alone III an
Injunction bond, Tor the principal OF deo'
eniUimed upon the m' re dissolution OF tht
: iniunction. But the courts OF tins state
nave ample power to grant relief TO "A cred
itOr without resort to separate suit upni
the bond, under proper pleading anc
proof, for hindrance in the collection "f 1t
debt There was neither pleading no
proof Of special damage, and the conr
|, erred in rendering judgment against tn'
principal or sureties for the amount OF TN
Judgment enjoned. Reversed and re
> manded. Stay ton, j.
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University 0 Virgin,

The neEt session begins ON ne list of October,
1899 and ontinufs nine months
. The institution II org 1niZedif distinct on "
) nj, inaly planurd Tor Il by tn, ! iici % .
frpured undfr tn departments u ~ .H e.,
.ience law Medicine Enrin IN Hid .
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