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Miscellaneous Foreign New.
rhK CLERGY WILL TAKE A HAND.

''hH hhhHh WIN AAht \ HAND.
LoNnoN, October "a correspondent
to the Times, states, as q concession to the
feeling of the Catholic clergy Throughout,
Ireland, all bishops except Archbishop
McCabc have extended permission "a
priests and their diocescs to take part In tho
Mansion.house evictcd tenants aid move.
mcnts, in the land league and industrial
union founded by parnell. The writer
says several minor church dignitaries baye
consequently become ofbranches
of the league, and will In that capacity par.
ucipate in the Dublin conference.
purrERlN's REPLY.
The Times dispatch from Constantinoplc
says Lord Dullerin in reply to the porte !
letter in relation TO the Withdrawal of the
British from Egypt, says that portion OF
the force had already leit Egypt and that
the government desire the remainder shall
follow as soon rs possible. England made
great sacrifices to pnclty this country, and
must take measures to insure the perma.
nency OF the paclilcation. The temporary
presence of certain numbers of troops wifi
be necessary.
COMING IN FREELY.
A dispatch from Cairo says cotton is com.
ing In freely from Mungaurah.
LIBERAL.
AT meeting Of the Irish conference com.
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The Steamship IIerder.

ST. JoHNs, n. f., October 0.-The steam,
er Herder, of the Hamburg-Amcrican
line, from New York, October 9th for Ham
burg, was lost near Cape Race last night
She had on board 2SS passengers. An
hands are reported saved
LATER DETAILS.
ST. JoHNs, n. f., October g.-Thc steam.
er lierder ran ashore at the eastward head
OF Long Island, about three miles west o.
cape Race, at II. M, during dense fox
Al! the passengers aud crew were landed
about $500 tons burden. She had crew
OF about 100 men, with 80 cabin and 81
steerage passengers. The passengers and
crew will be brought here by a special
steamer and cared for by the German con.
sui; 1t is believed that the ship aud cargo
will be u total loss.
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! ESTABLISHED lsas.
I PRICE FIVE CENTS

tenn statement made by Rhoades il appears
that LewiSa and Rhoadcs' brother had quar-
up IN the gambling den, and that he
went up and brought his brother down.
stairs on the sidewalk. Lewis then fellowed
them, and without any prov0cation drew
his siS-shooter and shot him, The ball took
effect in the bowels about two inches from
tho navel, and did not come out. Lewis
was arrested and lodged in jail. The wound
ed man was taken into ahouse and attended
by physician, who pronounced the wound
probably fatal, Rhoades is q ctrpenter ard
has resided ut Flatonia for the past two
years, where he has wife and six chilercn.
lie was on his way TO Liberty 20 buy some
cattle and to see his father who
resides in the rear of the town OF Liberty.
German emigrant, Adam Fisher, died
ON the International train yesterday, en-
route to Texas, His body was BROUGHT
here and an inquest held, the jury finding
That no died from natural causes.
Ihecity council met to-day and trans
| acted large amount of business Stephen
O'Flynn, the newly elected alderman, was
sworn in. The mayor was authorized TO
advertise for proposals for new iron
bridge over Buffalo bayou NJ the foot OF
Preston street, TO cost $4,000.
Harvey I. d. Wilson filed suit in the
district court today for $l9,096 against the
| TeNaS Western Construction company and
| garnisheed the Texas Western road, VII
son was the CONTRACTOR who built the extcn.
sion from Patterson to Sealey, and claims
TINS amount duo on the contract. lie gave
| slOO,OU bond, North Rolicrt Brewster aud
James |. ID. Wilson as securities.
The cotton market closed firm and uu.
changed. Sales l,4S2 bales, receipts, 10
219, gross; i3t0 net.
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Austin
speeial to Tho Hcralh.

Special 10 the Herald.
AUSTIN, October 0,--ln difficulty last
night at Bluff Springs Richard Chapman, u
Baptist preacher fatally stabbed John
Turner. Chapman had accused Turner's
sister of telling falsehood, and when the
two met this led to fight, with the above
result, Aiterward Chapman rode Oft, and
is still at large.
A. l., Goodwyn, aged about 20 years, and
VINO heretofore has borne Il good character,
was arrested to-day on the charge OF horse.
stealing.
The Gainesville Park and Blooded Stock
| association, of Cooke county, capital stock
$50 600, and the Sisters of the Holy Sepul.
chre, benevolent association of Houston.
filed charters to-day.
Comptroller Brown has written an
open letter to Groos & Co., San Antonio, in
which he presents an elaborate argument
lustiiying his refusal 10 pay the September
interest on the subsidy bonds issued by
Bexar county to the San Antonio & Next
can Gun railway company at their face
| value. This action, SAYS the
comptroller, has been taken on
his motion independent of advice from the
| people or county authorities of Bexar
| county. He relies firmly on being sus-
tanned by any tribunal to whom the Ques-
| tion may be submitted.
Mrs. W. G.. Phillips. oonsort Of w. o..
| Phillips ohiel clerk under Comptroller
Bledsoe, died Saturday night. Sunday
night Mrs, Eliza Millican, daughter of
Munroe Miller, died and was Ourled to.
day.
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No Truth In II

RICHMOND, Va, October 0.--lnquirie,
have been received here concerning In,
truth of the report circulated in the north
that Messrs, Smith and Wise fought due
to-day. There is no truth in the report, as
far as known here. Both men were seen on
the streets Of Richmond to-day.
SECOND plspATCH.
RICHMOND, Va, October although
there have been vague rumors of \ duel
between G.. ID. Wise and j. A. Smith Il is
positively known here that no hostile meet
ing has taken place. Captain Wise spoke at
Chesterfield to-day and Smith has been in
Richmond ever since Friday night, when
he had the difficulty with Mr.. Wise The
latter is also in the city. George ID. Wise
will he before the police court tomorrow.
to answer for threatening violence to Smith
last Saturday, There is bad blood between
the parties, aud trouble may yet come ont
OF it.
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Lone Oak


LoNE OAK, October 0.-Coloncl James 2.
Jones and +. W, Wade addressed an atten-
tveaudience here Saturday, The citizens
OF this portion OF Hunt county are almost
unanimous for Jones. Wade Is the so.
called independent candidate. The green.
hackers who left the democratic party are
coming back, and will support Jones, aud
Judging from the expressions OF substantial
citizens, We thiAk that the combined sup.
port OF Wade and his compatrot, 3. ii.
Russel, cannot exceed ten votes at this box.
Eitera q pleasant day with the citizens here,
Colonel Jones left on this mornings train
to meet his appointment at Emory, carry
Ing with him the best wishes 1T our almost
solid democratic precincts.
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Pensacola Pointers.


PENSACOLA, october 0,--Thc Italian bark
Accame has narrowly escaped destruction
by fire. She was saved with the most other
cargo of timber.
TllE FEVER.
Up to p. IN. to-day there have been 70
cases and 3 deaths from fever. Theweather
is damp and cloudy.
NEw ORLEANS, October The Picayune'. /.
Pensacola special reports IS new cases and
. deaths to-day. Yesterday there were II
new cases and deaths. Total cases to date
l,3O0; deaths, ll2. Physicians have been
kept actively and very steadily on the wing
on account OF the very large number OF
cases now under treatment, nearly 900 hay
ing been bulletned since Saturday morning.
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Corsicnna,



CoRsioANA, October 0.-Yosteriay after.
noon one of the Central freight clerks fell
from amovng train. Fifteen cars passed
over him without inluring him in the least.
lic says his slender build is al, that saved
him, and that he owes his life TO his hotel
keeper.
Cotton is coming in ut the rate Of $50
bales day. The compress is doing good
work pressing the lleecy staple.
Batcheller y Doris show here tomorrow;
hence to Mexia.
The new hotel, which, by the way, Is one
of the finest In the state, is now being fur
hished, aud when ready TO open will have
cos. not less than S50,V00.
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Aud other Interesting Specials.
Waco.


Special 10 the Hepld
WACO, october 9,-For about one week
past Rev, W. +, Penn has been conducting
religious exercises under his gospel tent at
the little town OF Alexander, on the Texas
Central railway, about eighty miles north
of this city. Everything went on about as
usual until Saturday, when heavy rain
set in. That night, after services had been
concluded, about $50 people, mostly women
and children, remained In the tent TO sleep.
Shortly after midnight heavy storm of
wind and rain, accompanied with hail,
thunder and lightning, came up, during
which the biz tent blew down, covering its
occupants with the immense canvas.
An eye witness reports the scene
as one which beggars description
The screams of mothers for children, of
husbands and wives for each other, of
brothers seeking sisters and seliihish strug.
giles and appeals for relief, were heard above
the noise of the storm, which ragged tor
several hours, while flashes OF lightning
and deep peals of thunder added ghasty
wierdness to the scene, not soon TO be for
gotten. Ii is described rs having been a
small but vivid picture of pandemonium
| To add 10 the horrors Of the situation, the
tent had been pitched on low ground which
overtlowed Il foot or two deep, and trunks,
boots hats shoes, clothing, ETC., were soon
atloat, while rescuers and rescued were
drenched 10 the skin. The tent was cut all
to pieces 10 get the people out, and will
| not be fit for use until thoroughly
oyerhaued and repaired. When our in
| iormant LETT early Sunday morning, the
only serious casualty reported was the irac-
ture of child's skull, who will probably
die, and the. e"..iervent religious spirit of the
congregation had broken out in songs and
shouts of praiseto the Lord for His gracious
deliyerance from the perils Of the night.
! LATER News received tonight confirms
! the above. The center pole of the tent fell
across and lodged on the pulpit, thus saving
many from death. Several were cut and
/ bruised, and Miss Leslie is reported In q
critical condition. The tent will be re-
paired, and Major Penn will go to Iredell
on Thursday.
! ". G. Boyd Is announced MS independ
ent candidate for sheriff OF this county. He
is put forward Oy large disallec,ed ele
ment of the democratic party.
Hon. K, Q. Mills, candidate for congrcs.
from this district, will speak here to.mor
row night.
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Albany


ALBANY, October 9.--George Howard was
cut IN the abdomen, in Throckmorton
county, iwenty.lour miles from here, yes
terday, by u man named II. q. Collins.
The difficulty occurred over bag Of pecans
that Howard said he had gathered ON land
claimed by Collins, Howard died TO day.
Collins is still at large.
Court has adjourned. Only one person
was sent to Huntsville, negro named Bill
Gilmore, for two years, tor theft.
q, NJ. Freeman was brought yesterday
from Seymour and lodged In jail Mt this
Talby Il Bros. at that place. Freeman is
well connected here, and our peop,e sympa-
thize to u great extent with his fathers
family.
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Matters In the Mountains


CHATTANOOGA, October 0.-The first train
ON the Atlanta division of the East Tennes.
see, Virginia & Georgia line LEFT here this
morning at Q o'clock. This is new route
lust completed from Chattanooga to Bruins.
wick, Rome, Atlanta End Macon, Georgia.
The new line also brings Rome and Dalton
trains TO this city and gives Chattanooga
two more important railroads.
TOTALLY DESTROYED.
A special from Tracy City reports the to-.
tai destruction by fire last nigh, of the
courthouse and contents ut Altamont, in
Grundy county, Tennessee. Not book or
paper was saved.
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Marshall.


eptVlhl W tno HVIalu
MARSHALL, October 0. General W
p. Lane, George Gcer, and several
Others are going to Terrell tomorrow TO
join their comrades of Ross brigade, who
meet there on the llth and 18th inst.
heavy rain fell Saturday.
Cotton is coming In freely.
W. II. Heartsell president OF the Mar
shall q Northwestern railroad, has gone
TO 81. Louis In the interest Of his enterprise.
The work OF construction goes brayely on.
Mr. q. ii. Watflcld and Mrs. q, A, Hod-
ges were married this evening Rev. A. IL.
Henry Hall officiating.
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Fort worth.


Special TO the Herald.
FoRT Worm, October D.--In the district
court to-day Ed Curtis, charged with burg.
larry, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
two years in the penitentary. Johnson
Mays, n negro, charged with intent to muir.
der Officer Hail by shooting him in the
face, the jury found guilty and he was
sentenced 10 three wears.
Mr.. l., Durham, railroad man, tried ia
commit suicide by taking laudanum. Cause.
disappointment IN love, Miss Sleys,er hay
ing refused him.
The wife OF Dr. L. Mcdaniel lel him.
taking SEQ, which was recovered. She re-
fused 10 live with him longer
Five saloon cases were tired In the county
court. All pleaded guilty,
The preliminary examination of n. e..
smith charged with the rape of u negro
child, was not concluded.
The report OF the city assessor shows the
total amount Of tax levied for 1889 10 be
$G,Gi2G0' total amount Of polls In the
city ga,
Senator Coke has been spoken TO and will
speak here Thursday.
Mary Hogan, u well educated lady, con.
hned for some time FOR insanity and dis.
charged cured, has gone 10 Weatheriord.
The senatorial convention meets to.mor.
row at Decatur. Districts-rarrant. Parker,
Wise and Jack. Candidates.. j., Smith,
mayor here and ". X. shannon. 1t Is
conceded here that Smith viii be nom
mated
Forty cars Of beeves passed here yester.
day aud twenty today.
Six thousand dollars cash was offered for
200 beeyes here today and refused
Stormy weather and big rain Saturday
night; IL is clear to-day.
Cotton and produce are coming in slowly.
Trade is dull
Two Comanches, Sado,oka, or Dog.eater,
and his squaw, are Just In from Wichita
with an Interpreter, q white man named
Mocosque, simply taking in the sights.
District court work has kept the Hon
John u. Templeton at home, but he leaves
tomorrow for Decatur and will Mt once
enter heartily into the canvass.
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specIal 10 the Herald

special 10 the Htfmd,
HousroS, October &C, Miles Rho.des
was sho, and II is,hought mortally wound.
ed to-day in front of perry's gambling
house, on Preston street, by John ]. Lewis.
gambler aud at one time member Of the
Houston police force. From an ante NOR.
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IT Louis.
Special to the Herald.

J
ST. Louis, Mo-, October O.--To.day the
criminal court convened for the regular
October term. The first case of importance
on this docket was that of the State VS..
Matt Lewis, charged with murder. The
indictment alleges that on the 18th Of
August, 1870, lie killed his wife, Annie
Lewis, in n hallway on Market, near
Ninth street by cutting her throat.
This is the fourth time that he has been
placed upon trial, having been convicted
three times. The verdicts In the other
trials were reversed on technical grounds.
Lewis defense is an alibi. lie asserts that
he was In Washington, Missouri, at the
time the murder was committed. A special
yenirc Of AZ jurors had been summoned, but
before the examinations were concluded IL
was found that there would not be enough
and the case went over until to-day. Lewis
IN colored man and claims TO have resided
In New Orleans at enc time.
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wichita Falls.


'TVVINI II EIIV HVIWIU
WICHITA FALLS, October 0.--MoCaskor,
OF Fort SUI, and sindotoka and squaw ar.
rived here to-day to meet Mr.. Burnett, aud
left for Fort Worth to-day. Sandotoea Is a
prominent Comanche chief, aud says he
wants to know the white people aud make
friends with them.
District court Is now in session.
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ATLANTA, october 0.-Yesterday at a
baptising near Canton bridge fell into the
river and preoipitated 20 spectators into
water. No lives were lost, but number OF
legs and arms were broken.
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Graham.
spec Ial 10 the lIerald.

special 10 the Herald.
GRAHAM, October o.-owing 10 the con.
tractors inability to continue mail service
at the low rate paid by the government on
the route between this place and Weather.
ford, We have had no mail for four days.
On account ofhigh water we are also cut
OFT nom any communication west.
Continued ON Fourth Page,
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1t Is Not a Corner!

NE nest and most extensive of its kind devoted solely
| ue sale of Mems and Boys Clothing in Dallas
Our reputation for handling only frst-cass and strictly
Aoe goods is doubtless well known to majority of those
D Will visit Dallas during the coming week. and anticipating
ge demand for clothing have made ample preparations
way OF an enormous stock embracing all grades prices
aabrcs and have added largely to our force of saesmen
" mat all may receive careful attention
Every gamentpuchased at house is guaranteed to
the latest style and just represented in every respect
Eases when any dissatisfaction the purchase money is
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NEWS By SPECIALS.

""uoT tehifs Big lent BLOWS Down NJ
Alexander. on the Waco Tap.
and a Scene of in-
describable
Confusion aud Terror EnSues-A Very
Light Casualty List is, How
ever, Recorded.
A Gambler OF Houston Shoots aud Prch.
ably Fatally Wounds an Uuof-
Tending Man.
A Baptist Preacher Fatally StabS n
Man at BluT Springs.
Graham and her Mail Facilities POlit-
ical Notes.
A COmanche Big Chief Starts on His
Travels.
Aud Other Interesting Specials.
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SIT, very respectfully, yours,
WM. Dickson.

Mr.. II; ii. Wells, the newly appointed
special United States attorney, who has
been intrusted with the conduct of tho
investigation of the alleged bribery of The
star'routc jurors, engaged this morning
in the careful examination of n large mum,
Der of ailidavits already taken and other
evidence now in possession OF the govern.
mcnt relating to the case. Ii is not likely
ately,
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A COmanchc Big Chief Starts on His
Travels.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-05-25
Uncle Sans Men

Uncle Sans letter-carr;ers are hard work
ing set OF men, and are liable 10 contract rheu.
matlsm because OF the constant exposure to
which they are subjected Calling al the post
Office the reporter had a pleasant conversation
with Mr.. J. ID. Matlern, one OF the most popu-
lar ana clever letter-carriers in Indianapolis.
Mr. Mattern SAD that, while IN the army dur
ing The civil war, he sprained one of his
ankles, which Was always worse in the spring
during The period OF the rapid changes in the
weather. lie did not find much relief IRON
the several remedies he applied But two
years ago he hit upon ot Jacobs Oil, and ex,
perlenced wonderful relief from It's use Seyela
Applications OF the German Remedy relieved
MN entirely The reporter talked with Others
among the letter-carrlers and tound that tht
Great German Remedy was popular IN thC
postoffice. They use il tor sore feet, rheuma
tlsm, etc, ana praise it highly.-LpdtGnapOeA
(I7sd.l Neoos
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The Harris Wire Company of St. Louis
have purchased the right OF Mr.. Jacob Rees
OF Pittsburg, to use the basic dephosphorizing
process of making steel, and with capital Of
100000, will erect a plant for producing
steel at Harrison Ill. which will cover So acres
Of ground. The plan comprises IL blast fur
naces, each 20x75 feet, Bessemer plant, an
open earth plant, .and splant to operate Mr.
Rees's Duplex Process besides the necessary
out-buildings, &c. This is the way they do
business out west
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The following paragraph refers to an ac-
cOmpnshed gentleman Wei known 10 many oi
our readers he is the father OF Mrs. Ii. 81.
George Tucker, OF this place: the numerous
friends OF Colonel William Preston Johnson
formerly professor OF Washington and Lee
University, Will be gratltied 10 hear OF Ills
marked success as president of the Louisiana
State University and Agricultural and Me
chanical College, located AZ Baton Rouge
When Colonel Johnston took charge OF Inc
University, November, 1881, there were only
thirty -eignt students present, and only sixty
nine matriculated during that session. Dur
ing the present year 15o cadets have matricu-
lated, and OF these 100 are now present vino
are prosecuting their respective studies witt
energy and credit.
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Robert Jefferson, colored, the reputed son of
Thomas Jefferson, died at Indianapolis recent
ly, worth $4,000. He was born slave in
Charleston, W. Va, In 1903, his mother then
belonging to Mr.. Christian then clerk of JEFF
ferson county. Robert learned from his
mother, bright and comely mulatto, that Mr.
Jefferson was his father.
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C.& O. Main Line trains run by Washington time.
Lexington Division by Columbus time.
Nos. and run daily, through between New York
Washington, Richmond, Huntington. Lexington,
Louisville and Cincinnati
NOS. and daily, between Huntington and Wash
ington, Richmond, Lynchburg &C.; between Lex
ington and Huntington daily, except Sunday.
No. 5 leaves Richmond 4 90 P. NJ; arrives Char
10 ttesv1lle 9:15 P. M.
No. leaves Charlottesville loo A. NJ; arrives
edmond 8 90 A. M.
No. leaves Charlottesville 4 35 P. NJ. Waynesboro
49, Staunton 80; arrives Clifton Forge 100 P. NJ
No. 8 leaves Clifton Forge 500 A. NJ, stanton
845 A. M, Waynesboro $50; arrives Charlottesville
10 AS A. M.
No 10 leaves Huntington 800 P. NJ; arrives Can
Melton $3.50 P. M.
Nos. 5, ~, 8, 9, 10, daily, except Sunday,
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage Checks &C., apply to
any Office of q. o. Ry, Depot or Ticket ONCE OF
any connecting line.
II. W FULLER,
O. W. SMITH, G.. T P. Agent.
General Manager.
maY18-tf
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The San Francisco Water Works Company

The San Francisco Water Works Company
imposed an enormus tax on the Cinnamon at
Chinatown, exacting about $45 per month for
ton by digging arteslan wells on their own
premises, and now propose to enter into com
petition with the Water Company by offering
water at halfthe charge the company asks.
This is one of the dark ways by which the
heather Chinee proposes to take care of him
aQlf