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Austin.
! Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
AUSTIN, September "a charter OF the
Merchants, Mechanics and Farmers Mutual
Endowment association of Terrell, Texas,
was filed to-day.
Captain Newell reports horse thieves
very troublesome in Preside county.
Heavy rains have fallen in that section and
the weather has been unusually cool.
The city council to-day held a session and
appointed three experts TO act with the
three appointed by the capitol board TO eK.
anime the temporary capitol building. II
Is believed by many TO be wholly unsafe
and If so, the city proposes TO have II pulled
down. The contractor is at work moving
the rubbish, preparatory to repairing tho
damages If the expert decides the building
a safe one.
Fiftv-seven new cases Of fever and foul
deaths yesterday at Brownsville we're re-
ported to the governor this morning.
The greenbAckers and republicans held a
meeting to-day, and put candidates in the
field for all county offices except the county
Judge and the county attorney.
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The Jury's Verdict.

WASHINGTON, September 9.--The jury in
the star-routc cases came into court shortly
after 100 clock and announced that they had
not agreed upon averdict and asked for fur
ther instructions. These were given by
Judge Wylie at great length. The general
tendency was strongly against the defend
allowed to take their notes to the jury
room and again retired. They are to report
at o'clock, up to which the jury took a
rpppgg
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NEW York, September s.--The stock mar
ket opened strong and l@1 higher than at
yesterdays closing. Later, st. Paul, Min
nesota & Manitoba led. In early trade the
general market was heavy and prices fell
off 1@1. Later, Minneapolis & st. Louis,
Lake Erie 81 Western, and st. Paul, Mime
sofa e Manitoba, however, were exceptions;
the former advanced, l and the latter six to
/ go. After this the market became strong
and sold up l@12, Nashville & Chattanooga,
and Louisville & Nashville leading the up
ward move
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NEW YORK, September s.-The Posts
cotton market report says: September de-
liveries are in good demand, and advanced
500. All the latter months find only a
very moderate inquiry and improves only
LOO. At the third call 12.45 was refused
for September; october brought 1l.S5; No
yember and December, II GO; January, lilo;
March, II 90; April, 1908; August, 1912,
Futures closed quiet but steady, Septemb Der
being 800 dearer than yesterday, the bal
apca 100 loTver
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Fort WORTH, September 9.-Mr. Hol
land, senior proprietor Of the Morning
Democrat, leaves for Chicago in the morn
ing to purchase new power press and type
for his paper.
The school board met to-day and decided
to rent four new buildings and build two.
Two are for negro school houses.
TWenty-four real estate transfers and
four marriages are registered and eight
bales of cotton arrived, all this week.
Mr.. NJ. B. Davis, of this city, and Mr..
James Riser of Bell county, are arranging
to go to Egypt as war correspo ndents o
eastern papers,
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KEY WEST, FLA, September 9.-The
American schooner, VIM. l.. Farwell, from
Cedar Keys to New York, with lumber,
went ashore at Fortagas, during the cyclone.
She was assisted by the wreckers and is
now coming here. She is reported bilged.
The mate and three Of the men left in a
boat to go ashore, and have not been
heard from since, land are sup
posed to be lost. Another American
schooner, name unknown, struck near here
and will be total loss. The master and
crew stripped her themselves and will send
the material here. She was from Cedar
Keya
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gpecsfl 10 the Herald.

SPECIAL 10 the Herald.
COLEMAN, September s.-The daily mail
hack between this place and Baird, while
crossing Jim Ned creek yesterday, ten miles
from here, was carried away by the swift
current. The horses and hack with the
mail drilled down the stream. FOrtu-
nately there were no passengers. Some Of
the letters and packages were lost, but some
Of the mail was recovered this morning in a
damaged condition. The driver was hailed
bv a man on the opposite side Of the creek
who told him il world be unsafe % cross.
nrt the warning was disregarded with the
above result The loss 20 the mail con-
tractors viii Be about 500.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., September 9.-ID the
supreme court this morning, in the case Of
the petition of S. Chaflee, trustee and as
signee of the Sprague estate, for advice and
assistance in the matter of the sale of Can
onchet to Il. d. Mouton, the petition was
dismissed, thus leaving William Sprague
nitely, unless ousted by proceedings at law.
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LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, September s.-Chas.
II arris. one Of PinkeriOn's railroad de-
tectives, was assassinated last night at San
Antonio, q small station few miles south
OF Rocorro. Two men alighted from an
emigrant train and approaching Harris,
who was standing on the platform, they
shot him dead. The murderers escaped.
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Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Bolton, September S.-Thts evening the
track of the Missouri Pacific was completed
to the depot, and trains arrived with some
freight and lumber.
The barbecue on Thursday the lith, is
progressing well and promises TO be grand
affair. Hon. r. Q. Mills and other promi.
nent speakers are to be present.
We have had continued rain showers ioi
the past three days.
All lines of business are dull.
1t is stated that the Santa Fe will run q
line of drays and deliver freight to the mer
chants free OF charge from their depot.
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Laredo


Special to the Herald.
LAREDO, September 0.-Colonel George Z.
Finlay, of Galveston, was nominated this
afternoon as democratic candidate for the
Seventh congressional district after 145 bal
lots. Tom Ochiltree, independent, is here,
and declares the nomination suits his i'll.
terests. The democracy are said to be very
hopefully -,
offseveral adobes on the lower, bank of the
Mexican side. Considerable distress pre-
walls at the towns or villages below here
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moro attention should have been paid ~ The
warming 0f The statesmen relating W The
Temporary capitol,
T6dny III D. m. occurred the funeral NJ
The twin babies NJ Mr. and Mrs. !. w. Pain,
aged two mDMh1. Tho bereayod parents
have the heartfelt sympathy Of tho COM
muuiiV
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BROWNSVILLE, September s.-There were
forty-eight mild cases Of yellow fever and
two deaths, the latter being MeNicans,
within the tventy-four h7urs ending at II
last night. There also were four new cases
among the troops at Fort Brown. The
number Of fever cases in MatamOras grow
Lees dav By day. There have been eleven
deaths there since Wednesday.
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Lampasas.
,oo,s,,o,bo 1forold

LAMrAsAs, September s.-Thomas Viii
liams, who was shot near here yesterday,
while resisting arrest, died to-day at 4
o'clock.
There have been several races run here
to-day and great deal of cock fighting.
The weather is pleasant and business on
a boom.
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WAsErsT0s, ssr.subsr AT 2o'clock
chs si1---outs ju-y sE-in cane into cou-t
rud reported f.zt tisT bad iaiisd 70 agree.
They zee di-uctsl - rsiirs ana report
a-rin 81 Co'co.t. W'he1 tseJ arzin csrus
ir-o cur e. NJ latter tine. HlsJ A.
rourcsf Der had 5sechsf q. sr-sene1i
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Special % ne Herald
BEErEr1, September 0.-Mr. Albert Ten
nsr found the body ofsn unknown man in
the Colombo river ten miles above Biuffton
On lee THURSDAY. lie had Oh lssthc- ler-
.-sris s,.1 o. pistol ta-f .su1 ir fie p1ctsfs vas
frund tl q sale made 81 Ciaffn1r m J.
j Saith. He is fbrurtt - = tie rIEr uho
rrs drowned ef McNszlus Bend some tinie
ero. The tudT wEs ptli 81 2 usE b1r na1i
fhs -r-i1er-n - Alrtrrzr BrDru.
g1dEt While, 81 tbs tIpellaie bench
county yesterday
! - lzs--z-ioa q he Psgsis hsrs : Ia,
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San Saba .
Special to the Herald.

opUCIHI % lIIU IIUIUIU.
SAN SABA, September 9.-District court
has been in session one week. Sam Rob-
inson, charged with the murder Of Dryer
was acquitted; ]. L. Perkins, charged with
the murder of Watkins, case continued by
the state; L. Watson, colored, was con-
victed of theft and sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary. ,.--rr@-
A series of meeting of the citizens was
held and contributions for the relief of the
flood of the Concho river was made. About
$500 with considerable amount of provis-
ions was raised and forwarded. Professor
Spillman, in charge of the academy, deliv-
cred an eloquent address to the young men
last night.
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New York, September o.-The weekly
statement of the associated banks shows
the following changes: Loans decrease,
s.. 45l, 500; specie decrease, $2,6SS, 500 lega
tenders, Si75, 500; deposits decrease, s., 765, :
500; calculations increase, $4,000; revenue
decrease 81, 726, $50. The banks now hold
81, 932, 275 less than legal requirements.
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vIcKsBURs. MISS, September 9.-Ths
democratic convention Of Warren county.
the largest county In the third district. IN
structed for George N Klein. q prominent
banker in NicksrurE, for Congress. The
convention vii meet ct Greeuviile. on the
3rlth inst. The weather IL cool and cloudy
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Information iley possessed touching these
ATTEMPTS nj bribery. Judge Wyli0 an.
swefeA that he did no wsli that Inquiry
started in the Jury room. The defendant g
counsel called attention 10 The number ~
ihnfprnyefs 0rinsiruotlOns,w which had gnly
been touched on generally and asked Tor
speoined Instructions, but on all these re-.
quests the Judge ruled against them, and
exceptions we're takon by the defence. Al
3 o'clock the Jury retired, after having boen
instructed 10 come into court G'o'cloCk,
whether they found verdict or not
at that hour. They returned and re.
ported that they had reached an
agreement only as TO one of the de-
PENDANTS. Judge Wylie declined to hear
anything further from them, and ordered
them to again retire and come into court
again tomorrow ut 10 a. m. All sorts of
rumors are afloat as to the bribery. One
juryman has settled the fact that attempts
have been made by parties in the interest
of the defendants. As to one or the other
of the defendants, the Encouragement is
quoted as having knowledge of the
NAMES and amounts. The friends
of the defendants have asserted
that the attempts of bribery
have come from the prosecution in
the shape of promises ofan official position
or employment in the departments. There
does not appear to have been any concert
of action among the bribers who seem to
have been numerous. -Four jurors are
named as having been approached, but
only one has stated publicly in what inter
est the efforts Of corruption seem to have
been directed to securing disagreement
of the iury.
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wAsHEesoS, September 9.-surgeOn-
General Hamilton, Of the marine hospital
service received the following from Browns
Vile, Texas. Seven new cases and three
deaths from &c low fever to-day.
fsiguefl MURRAr,
eop-Commanderof d. @. b. Of H. Of
Ger. Go0DRICH, collector.
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Pensacola's Condition.

New ORLEANS, September 9.-The Picay-
FUMES Pensacola special SAYS The board
of health bulletin reports thirty new cases
of fever and two deaths within the past "a
hours. One of the deaths was also one OF
the cases reported to-day for the first time.
This leads the public to the opinion that the
number of cases of suspicious nature were
held under observation in hope that they
might not prove to be yellow fever. This
may probably account for the apparently
rapid increase yesterday and to-day, The
people, in the face of an almost entire sus-
pension of business and severe pecuniary
losses thereby entailed. are holding up with
a courage that is quite remarkable when 1t
is added that thousands are newcomers
here and consequently are unacclimated.
There was until noon yesterday buoyant
feeling of hope that the beginning of the
end of the plague had come, but when case
after case was bulletined at the office of the
board of health there was great reyulsion,
but no panic. Our pressing need now is
nurses of trained experience.
The secretary of the relief association re-
ports that there has been greater demand
for nurses than they have been able to sup
ply by volunteers, and that it has no funds
to pay them or to purchase apparently
eSsenuldl supplies. IhS SoihhiAeIS heo,
however, hopes for a generous response to
their appeal, telegraphed to the Associated
Press last evening. If the fever continues
and extends, we will have to send to New
Orleans for practiced nurses. The atmos-
phere to-day is much cooler than usual,
and some alarm is felt as to its effect upon
those who are down. The people are even
now hopeful that the fury of the epidemic
may be stayed.
The Italian bark Due Amici Legui, was
boarded yesterday, about 80 miles outside
the Pensacola bar by the fishing smack
Kate, with no captain or mate on board:
The bark's crew report that the officers died
several days ago. The bark cleared from
Pensacola August 18th, with lumber, for
Newport, Wales. No sickness was then on
board. The captain and mate are supposed
to have died of yellow fever The vessel
was brought to the quarantine station. The
Italian consul will investigate.
White, acting assistant surgeon of the
board of health, received the following:
PENSACOLA, September s, 1O:l5 p; NJ
owelve new cases to-day and two deaths
ne colored.
The weather for the week up to noon to-
day was very warm, but now cool and
rain-storm threatening. WHITING,
Secretary.
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P0rr1 81. AgsEs. MfcH-, September g.
The republican congressional convention q
fhe TN disfrirf yesterday nominated, b.
scciannffJn, EiTarf BreitunE - Eucceed
Hubbeil in cuurrrss- B-eitung hes been
resident n The Uprss Peninsuls ~ nearlg
thirty rrs~s
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YfENNA, September "a telegram from
st. Petersburg published here states that
the convicts in prison at KeOkhane re
vOlted recently and the guard was called
out TO suppress them. A struggle ensued
and sixty convicts were killed.
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rrrrzrr. Mss. ser..errte- s.-Iesss Pa.s,
q fifhlv rssrsrfstls fsrrn-r. vas vEylsid
81 rrnr1srsi Trs-sriaT re1- Nircfa, ~
fur men rErIei Curtis Bon men are a.
ir-re. TheT EcEr1rlesiEel having cr1n-
rrit.e1 ths deed ttr1rEh LETTER % tie
-..-i1
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Waco.
Special 10 the Herald.

WACO, September 0.-Information has
been received here that the Texas and st.
Louis railway has received iron sufficient to
complete the road to Gatesyille, without
further delay.
A car load OF Texa, flour was shipped
from this place to-day to Camden, Arkan-
sas. -. &c
The one mile foot race between Crook
and Freeman takes place tomorrow. They
are winners in the. recent contests here, and
public curiosity Is somewhat on the qui
yive to see who will win in the coming race
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Clerical Error

WHITE RIVE JUscTIos, September a.
There we're clerical errors in The election
returns sent hence a. regards POlQnd iOr
congress from the sec5nd district His IA
i1rit- il nov shown 70 Be ls363. StevHrts
mai0rify for congress from The trst district
IA r-r-.~ ~ nfn
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CoRPUs CHRISTI, TEXAS, September s.
We have passed the Brownsville mail. but
the postmaster at Pena refuses 10 receive it.
II will go out 10 Pena tonight, and pass
through If possible. SPoHS,
Assist ant Surgeon
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Brrrs, ssptsmber s-TIs ToE Blafts
reports that While the grHud cavalry ms
u0urres were lueiug c0u1ucred ~ fruce
Trederirk William yesierney. two french
ofFicers IN high rank in civilian cress. we're
arrested. TbeT-havs been fnsking sketches
rffhr ground
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a-s universally c1nrsisd 70 have no e1n
81 curing siek Hesdacile. Corsiir1-i,
sr1 T1-r.id Liver Trey are r-er1rel Z
r.eriaiir ~ this tiiinus cii-usts Sod
=. .--a-E-t- - -1-izs.
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r'rrorr-rg rts r1n--- RI cl-uT'eti1-s
- - sl-a-IrIl-l- sT.l-ts rrt f1-ih. arl ne,
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nov - hr.1s- -11 u-t---r q - oriT
"a Ee1aI ET-r Elrer r. - Ars--..l -
ribiti1r = qult- = ia-ler <, =, = -.
- - - r|r-r ri NeE-s n. T blacr-
-.r A o. rrannisctrr1-s q b.acrre-s
g.l-tarr s-rr-r1.
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PENSACOLA, FLA, September S.-ThC
board of health bulletin announces nine
cases of yellow fever to-day, the 18th day
of the scourge. If the disease becomes
epidemic, which gloomy aspect threatens,
there will be great need of pecuniary re-
lief, the larger proportion of the residents
being strangers to this people and climate.
If this relief comes too late 1t might as well
not come, as witness Memphis and Gren-
ada In 1873. Therefore we appeal to the
benevolently disposed through the New
York Herald, [Signed.l
GEORGE b. LAND,
Chairman Relief Committee under auspices
of the I'm. G. A.
BENJAMIN Robinson,
Secretary.
Approves. III. G. CusHMAN,
President Y. M. G. A.
Approved: r. G. WHITE, M. d.,
City Physician.
Approved: RoBT. J. S. HARdIs, NJ. D.
President Board Of Health.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-27

MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
Two Republican Senators to he Appoint
ed on the Committee ON Congress
sional lApportionmenf.
Railway Matters-NO Chang In the Code
Wanted-Rumors of Constitu-
tiOnaI COnVenfiOB.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, January 26-.Senate.-
The bill appropriating S25O0 for the pur-
chase of furniture for the governors man.
sion was referred.
resolution was adopted to appoint two
of the Republican senators on the Committee
of Congressional Apportionment.
Passed: The act to incorporate the Mis-
sissippi Valley railroad.
The Committee on Railroads reported fa-
vorably on the bills 10 authorize the consol-
idation of the Memphis and Vicksburg Rail-
road Company and the Mississippi and Ship
Island Railroad Company; to exempt the
capital stock and property of the Memphis,
Selma and Brunswick Railroad Company
to incorporate the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad Company.
Passed: A resolution instructing represen-
tatives in Congress to oppose the Cowdon
canal scheme; to change the time of holding
the Circuit Court of Lauderdale county; for
the relief of Messrs. Cowan and McCabe; 10
provide for the payment of county warrants
in Union county; in relation to the election
of representatives; to prohibit the sale Of
liquors in Coffeeville; to amend the section
of the Code relative to the levying of execu-
tions and attachments on personal property.
House.-About twenty-five acts amenda-
tory to the Code were reported back unfavor-
ably.
The bill to incorporate the Pacific Rail-
way Company was debated all the morning.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Rumors of a constitutional convention are
in
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Updegraf presented petition of four
thousand citizens of Ohio, asking for the
establishment of an alcoholic liquor commits
sion. Referred.
Mr.. Page, from the Committee on EIuca-
tiop and Labor, reported bill to regulate
limit and suspend Chinese immigration.
Ordered printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Cox offered a resolution calling on the
President for all correspondence between the
state department and the United States
minister at st. Petersburg relative to the
expulsion of American Israelites from Rus
sia and the persecution of the Jews in the
Russian empire.
Under the call of the committees the fol-
lowing bills were reported:
on Commerce: Appropriating 100000 for
continuing the work on the Davis Island
dam. Referred to committee of the whole
By Mr.. Neal, chairman Of the Committee
of the District of Columbia: Appropriating
81 900, 600 for the reclamation of the marshes
in the harbo-s of the cities of Washington
and Georgetown. Referred to committee of
the whele.
By Mr.. Browne Ind ], from the Committee
on Invalid Pensions: Calling on the secretary
of the interior for Informal as to what
appropriation will be required annually to
pay the pensions during the next twenty-five
years if all claims for pensions arising from
the war of the rebellion shall be adjudicated
within seven years, the period terminating
June 80, 1888, and if, at the end of that time
the survivors of the war with Mexico shall
be pensioned at IS per month. Adopted.
The House then resumed the consideration
OF the report of the Committee on Accounts,
designating the committees which are en-
titled 10 employ clerks The question being
on the amendment of Mr.. Holman, striking
out a number of committees from the list of
those entitled to clerks, and a separate vote
being demanded, the vote was first taken on
that portion of the amendment striking out
the Committee on Militia. The House re-
fused yeas, 104; nays, 11S-to agree to this
branch of the amendment and the other
branches of the amendment were severally
voted down.
The report of the Committee on Accounts
was then adopted.
Mr.. Springer called up the Senate bill
granting an additional pension to the widow
OF President. Lincoln. Passed.
The resolution from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs requesting the President to
obtain from the British government list of
American citizens imprisoned in England
was taken up, and Mr.. Robinson IN. Y
concluded his speech. He finished by ex-
pressing a desire to offer his resolution
published some days ago-condemning the
action of the United States government in
saluting the British flag at Yorktown, but
Mr. Orth refused to yield for that purpose.
Mr.. Cox IN. Y having made a speech in
the same vein as Mr. Robinson, the matter
went over until tomorrow.
The House then took recess until even
ing, the session being for debate only. Six
members were then present. The speeches
were started, but the speakers asked and
obtained leave to print them IN the Record,
after which the session adjourned.