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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14
Waco.
Special 10 the Herald.

special 10 thc Herald.
Waco, October l3,-Last night boarder
at the Union hotel named Otto was awak.
encd by noise in his room and saw two
men standing by the bed in the very act of
ransacking his clothes, lie jumped up and
seized ono o. the men, when the burglar
drew pistol and shot otto in the thigh,
making severe flesh wound. The scuille
and pistol.shot aroused all inmates Of the
hotel, and in the confusion the burglar es.
capped
The matrimonial associations are still
| shaky, and policy holders on the ragged
edge, One company has refunded prcmi.
ums pro rata to members and quit the bus.
iness. Captain Blair, n prominent attor.
ney here, has resigned his position to-day
a. an officer OF one Of the associations, and
the end cannot be Tar Oft, as public conf
denoe is utterly broken.
East Waco pond, covering five or ten
acres, in the outskirts Of the city, wa,
drained to-day by sewer Just completed
at the cost of sl,J0.
There was n hig crowd TO see the exhibi
ton of Ba,oheller & Doris circus.
A negro named Nelson Bible was arreste,
and Jailed to-day for stealing horse II
this county which he sold In Gainesville.
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Georgia News Items

SAD Nl4lfs
ATLANTA, October l3.-Yesterday, while
OF work in W. W. Turner's saw.mill, seven
miles from here, James Smith was trippcd
by n piece of timber, and falling across the
saw, was cut almost in two. lie died in.
stantly.
MINIATURE hArrLE.
AT Upton, small station on the Bruny.
wick X Albany railroad, Il ,crious shooting
ailray occurred yesterday, the news oi
which has Just reached here. Green
b. Mays and Martin narrell,
two tprpen,ine producers, who had
quarrelled, met at the court grounds, and,
when Mays asked for a re,raction of certain
things In an insulting letter 10 him from
Hnrrell, the latter fired. Between the two
men and their friends forty or fifty shots
were fired. Both principals were mortally
wounded. One OF Harrell's supports
named Jordan was instantly killed and a
man named Vickcis was severely shot.
TiIs RESULTS,
A special to the Constitution says; Mays,
one Of the men engaged In the Upton
| fight, Is dead. William vickers Ia reported d
dead, and liarrell is at the point Of death.
continued Oh Fourth rsge.
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Washington Notes


THE MARRIAGE AID ASSOCIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, October l3.--Reports have
been received at the post-oflce department
from the chici postal clerk on the Chat.
tanooga railroad to the effect that ma lis
are being oyer-crowded with circulars
mailed by the various associations which
are located In The state of Tennessee The
postal clerk also reports that the attorney.
general for Tennessee has instructed the
grand jury OF the state to indict the prin.
cipals of these organizations, who are car.
rying on q frauduont business. The mat
ter has been referred 10 Chief Special Agent
Parker, of the post.ollicc department, who
Will make investigation rs to the legality
of the business.
POSTAL STATISTICS.
The following statement, showing the cN-
act financial condition OF the post.ofice de.
partment at the close of the fiscal wear
ended June 30 1852, was to-day prepared by
Mr.. James g. Smith, chief book. keeper OF
the sixth auditors office: Total receipts
Sil $40 40 10; total expenditures, $i0,63g,.
6Si.15; excess OF receipts, 81 ,S3G 775,i0. Tn,
amount appropriated for the several divis.
ions of United States mail service, together
with the amount expended therefor, and
the urexpendcd balances, are given
| below: For star.rou,e transporta
ton, amount appropriated, $4,000
amount. paid, S5,70i A69.3S; uncxpended
| S2,l95,53361. For railroad transportation
amount appropriated, Sll 033, ,2S2, amount
/ paid, Sl00JfGlS,1j; amount unexpended
! $685., 5,G6S,25, For postal cars, amount ap
! propriated, Sl,I8O00, amount paid, 81,
@3 3,iOL50; amount unexpcnded, sl22, ,j02, 20
For steam boat transportation, amount AZ
| propriated, $4,000; amount paid, 1858,
I 5OlI6 amount unexpended, SBl ,ie5.2i.
! RECOGNIZED,
The president has recognized Ricardo u
ToNas yice.consul of tho republic OF uru
quay at st. Marys, Georgia.
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Houston
Special to the Herald.

tptrIhI 70 INC IIOTAIf
HousroS, October ban the cases In
the criminal court to-day were reset and
court adjourned until Tuesday next.
A dwelling on Louisiana street was en-.
tered by thieves las, night, and quantity
Of iewelry and money stolen. No clue 10
the robbers,
Nearly all the democratic nominees ior
county Offices left tonight for Rose HUI, In
this county. where a big barbecue will be
held tomorrow.
ns Tss sGaGn u s.as. %s.sss %iass SHsss c ssas &
,2Is bales vsg''. '.H" Sr9ss, s.isi -sA
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Financial ana Commercial
STOCKS.

SIONhS.
New YORK, october, l3,-The stock mar.
ket opened weak and Is to lower than /,
closed yesterday, the latter for Memphis a
Charleston. Richmond & Danvile, how.
ever, opened IL higher at 65. In the
early trade, after the general list had sold
up q fraction, decline of took place IN
Richmond IL Danyillc, q In Oregon &
Transcontinental, aud lis to in the re.
mainder of the list, the latter for Northern
Pacific preferred. At IL o'clock there was
a general recovery of lis to /, Oregon 4
Transcontinentai and Richmond & Danyill,
leading therein.
FUTURES.
New YoRK, October l3.-The Posts cot
ton market report says; AT the first cal
future deliveries were sold at decline of .
TO points, but most OF the loss was recov
cred before aud at the second call, aud ai,el
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Albany

Special to the Herald.
ALBANY, October i3.--A fight occurred
here to-day between two of our candidates
for county Judge, j. l., Fisher, present
judge, and Henry Black, son of Hon. Jcre
Black, of Pennsylvania. The difficulty
grew out of circular Judge Black issued
against Judge Fisher, touching his Qualif-
cations as county judge. The two met in
the Texas Central saloon, when Judge
Fisher gave Judge Black the lie, whcreup pon
the latter struck at the former, without
effect, Fisher then knocked Black down
and Jumped on him, and bruised him up
over the head with q pistol. The pistol
was discharged, but Fishers friends olaim
it-was accidental. Black was unarmed.
They were arrested Judge Fisher ~ from
Dallas county.
Collins, who killed one Howard ia
Throckmorton county, the other day, has
been arrested and lodged in Shacheliord
county jail
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SpeelAl 10 the lIerald.

Special to the Herald.
FoRr Worm, October l3.-0no hundred
dollars was recovered by plaintiff from the
Transccntinental railroad company in the
Justices court to-day for the killing Of
bull
f. NJ. Plttman was jailed for stealing u
hat at q hotel.
DL SSerg, the independent candi date
for'Heu !rfhnt.goye ~ in the city.
A shooting match will take place here
next Thursday for the championship Of the
state. The prizes are s25, SO and 500.
Dallas and other parts of the state have
been challenged to participate.
q. s, Frame, of Huntsville, leaves to-.
morrow with nine prisoners for Huntsville,
with terms assessed at two, three four and
five years,
i. S, Glover brought suit In the district
court for $4,000 for defamation of character
and imprisonment against 4, II. Matlock
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NEWS By SPECIALS.
Travis County Democracy Earnestly at
Work In the Interest Of Han
cock-Reported Robbery
OF the Nails.


OF the Nails.
Two Candidates at Albany, One a Son
of Hon. Jere Black, Resort to
the Arbitrament OF
Flstiana - Additional Details Of the
Losses by Fire at TerrellTmrs.
day Morning.
Desperate Struggle Of a Wac0ite With
n Brace Of Burglars.
Fluctuations of Futures at the City
by the Sea.
The Sleepless Ride Of a vigilant
Detective.
What the Higher Courts are Doing --
Political.
Houston Happenings Thieves Make a
Haul.
And Other Interesting Specials,
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Austin,


special TO the Herald.
Ausrra, october i3.-The following char.
ters were filed to-day Lone Star Nursery
company, Of Den,ou, Texas, capital stock
$4,000 the Mutual Endowment and
Ee.sys..-, sss, eia,..a :, Nor,h Ansr:ca.
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t Is Not a Corner!

lE finest and extensive of its kind devoted solely
/ 0e sale of Mems and Boys Clothing in Dallas.
0 reputation for handling only irst-class and strictly
@e goods is doubtless well known majority of those
wlvisit Dallas during the coming week. and anticipating
age demand for clothing have made ample preparations
way of stock embracing all grades in prices
aorcs and have added largely to force of salesmen
mat all may receive careulattention.
Every garment purchased our house guaranteed to
the latest style and just represented in every respect
cases when any dissatisfaction the purchase money is
eruly returned
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the second call there was a further advance
OF l point. In the face of the Liyernool
decline, the increase in quantity of Ameri-
can cotton ailoat for Liverpool. namely
III: coo bales, against 6,O0O bales last week
and an Undouhted favorable reporl from
the agricultural department Tomorrow the
reaction from this mornings decline can
hardly ee reasonably accounted for. At
the third call only 100 bales of February
were sold at II %, and 100 bales OF August
at IL 69
COTTON CIRCULAR.
ldvERPooL, October l3.-This week cir
cular of the Liverpool Cotton BROKERS, as.
sociation says. American cotton has been
in improved demand; medium grades have
advanced sdi lower grades continue neg
lected. In sea island business has been
moderate better grades have declined I'd
Futures opened strong, but shortly weak
ened, and AFTER several fluctuations last
week closing quotations were barely main.
tanned, except for October which was ld
higher,
TOTAL REcRIPTSA
NEW ioRE, October lS-dhe following
are the total receipts of cotton at all ports
snce September LIST: Galveston, 1906;
New Orleans, l0l653; Mobile, 5O,2a;
Savannah, l5,SS2i Charleston, ll0,l7i vii.
ulnSton, loiu-Nt NorIolk, UO,OOS, BAltl-
more, l,lo9; New York, 1877; Boston,
99S; Providence, IS; Philadelphia, S,Gi2
City aud West Point, l9,40i; Brunswick,
L7l5; Port Royal, l,07s; lndlanola, 6,52i.
Total, 67S5Sl bales.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
NEw loRK, October 3.s-tpmparatiye
statement of cotton for the week endipglo.
day; Net receipts at all United U}ltes
ports, during the week, 2Ol soi; same week
last year, lS60S5. Total receipts to ttis
date, 617 ,5Sl; total same date last year, IA I,
9SS. Exports for week, "a, ,20G, same week
last year, 93 los. Total exports to this date
300, ,599 same date last year, 362, i3l. Stock
all United States ports, 35S, ,lid; same time
last year, 5OS,02l. Stock at all interior
towns, A., ,i31; same time last year. S9,G5G
Stock at Liverpool, 1856 600. same time last
| year, sol 600. Stock OF American ailoat fol
Great Britain, li4,0oC; same time last year
| 10000.
FAILURES.
NEW YORK, October l3.-Ihe number o.
failures reported to Il. &. Dun Il Co.'S mer
camille agency tor the past seven daysis ll2
of these lOI occurred in the country and
in this city.
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General Sir Archibald Allison
committee on the channel tunnel has
made report uniavorable TO the
project as dangerous to England, and
the report of the committee Is supported by
still stronger objections to the tunnel from
General Wolseley and the duke of Cam.
bridge.
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continued oa Fourth rsgs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-25
LIED. srocY AED ceop


Ten work mules cold in Montgomery
at sl75 per head.
DR.. 7. y. Montgomery sold TO w. q.
Wallace, for Ben Givens, thoroughbred
bull calf for $40.
r. Y. Berry n Co, have bought co.
900 bushels OF wheat al % cents TO 81.
They say the crop is magnificent Wood
ford Sun.
Mr.. George d. WeAren received the
following from New York last evening:
August wheat 81 II in this city, Sl.13, in
Baltimore, decline Of cents since Sa.-
uruay'
h u. Hunter threshed held OF wheat
that averaged 80 bushels and IA pounds TO
the acre IL was the German Amber va
lie'y and was raised from seed obtained IN
Oanada last iaIl.
Hon H. D. White, OF Madison, bought
OF Hon J's' Owaley, OF this county, los
feeders for October delivery at D cents.
Mr.. White also bought OF Dick Moore
lot OF cattle at s5S per head.
John NJ Hal sold to ). o. Lynn 100
ewes at " % per head not picked; also 40
TO Hun Dudderar at same price, and to
D. ~ heynoids 20 al same price, lie also
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PULASKI COUNTY


9tNVNFnfNs
Miss Annie Belden is at Mrs. New
mans for a short stay. Mrs. l.. b. Porch
and daughter are at J. NJ. Wilson's.
The C, N.O&T. PR. X. has avoided
a strike by raising wages TO $l75 per trip.
They very generously dated their order
back to July let.
Over $4,000 worth Of property chang
ed hands last county court day. Land
brought good prices, and the entire mar
ket was rather sii6.
Ike Murlock, miner at Barren Fork,
got his small finger slightly mashed be-
tween the cars Friday. Guess he will be
content to dig coal and let car.coupline
alone In the future.
The Borden q Thomas mines tried con.
illusions again Friday. Score IA TO 8 in
favor Of former II the Stanford nine wan,
to take any lessons we think we can give
them some instructions.
Col. Morrow went TO Pine Knot Thurs
day to prosecute some scamps for throwing
into the windows Of passenger coach. but
when he arrived the birds had flown. The
officials are confident Of catching them.
The republican county ticket will 60
through without opposition, but there will
be hot fight over Congressional honors
Capt. Carr and Col Wolford both made a
good impression here at their speaking,
aud the friends Of each are prepared to
wade in neck deep.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Crab Orchard

Cndb Onchdn.
The Fancy Ball at the Springs Friday
night was an elegant affair
james r. Chadwick bought Of Miss
Katie shiyel, handsome saddle mare for
$75.
Little Walter Saunders is still in
most critical condition; no hopes Of his re-
covery. lie has been the most patient SUI
ferer we ever saw.
Misses Eliza and Maggie Harris are
guests Of Mrs Willie Buchanan. Mr..
Bland Ballard Of Richmond, is the guest
of q. Ballard. Mr.. II. b. Farris, Of Lou
isville, is at home on brief visit. Miss
Maggie Adams is with Miss Mollie Tatem.
Mrs. Fannie Green Of Stanford, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sam Hardin.
As Sam Tatem was driving down Ian
caster street few mornings ago, his horse
made sudden turn to go into the livery
stable, but missed it and ran dewn under
the bridge instead. II was quite narrow
escape as the emSankment is ten or 6fteen
feet high. Driver and horse escaped I'M
hurt, but the wagon was slightly injured.
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GARRARD COUNTY
Lancaster

lancaster
The Baptist meeting closed Thursday
night.
--llev. X. II. Kinnaird, of Midway, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
The young men gave a nice little hop
at the Macon House Friday night in hon
or Of the young ladies visiting here.
Three Of our young men have organ
lied themselves into pedestrian club and
propose walking to Cincinnati about the
first Of September.
The death rate in this community
this Summer has been greatly above the
average, but the deaths have been among
the very old people.
The interest in the election seems 10 be
on the increase. Both sides are working
hard and it would not be safe to stake
your money ON either side SO don't.
The question that is agitating the
mind Of the public hereabouts, is, Why
did Jim Duncan want to butt his head
against the church wall Sunday night2 A
few hold pointers on this but wont divulge.
DIR. w. ii, Pettus is very sick. His
physicians pronounce HE case critical and
have telegrsphed for his sons, one in Lou
isville, the other in Padueah, to come at
once. Mr.. WIN. Gray, very old but re-
markably strong healthy man, was taken
seriously i'll few days ago and his recov-
ely considered doubtful, but he is improy-
ing ..
Lancaster has the building fever bad
George ID. Burdet. a Co.; j. G.. Sweeney
a Son; Jno. a W. s. Miller and +. Brown
will each build nice brick store-rooms on
their lots in the "bIrnt district" Burdeti
q Co. will front ON Danvile Street as well
as on the public square, thus making five
rooms May il prove contagious and at
tack their neighbors fatally.
Misses Ellen Hanks and Fannie Lii
lard, Of LSwrenceburg, are visiting Mis-
Nell Duncan. Mess. Bell Walker anc
Pattie Faulkner, Of the county, are guest
of Misses Lizzie Walker and Jennie
Faulkner. Misses Claude Hull, Will Ded
man and Silas Joseph, Of Lawrenceburg
we're at the hop. Miss Lee sandiier i
visiting Miss Mamie Olds Mrs. W. II
Greenleaf, Of st. Louis, Mo-, is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Owsley.
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WAYNE COUNTY.

An infant child Of B. +. Oats is in dTtie-
ulo morris Of enteric and pulmonary diseases
Hampton Prentiss, Of whom mention
was made in your last issue, died Of the in
juries received from the fall.
Born to the wife Of G. W. Flemming,
a daughter. Robert McKechnie has also
been presented with a daughter.
A little Gve-yesr-old son Of Rowland
Hubbard had his elbow badly dislocated by
falling from fence short time ago.
Uncle Henry Hufiaker sold a pair Of
oxen to K. Burnett, weighing $3.50 pounds
for $3.50. Doc Shearer sold 3 mule colts
10 James Duncan for Sl75.
Col. Robert Metcalf and family, Of
New Mexico, are visiting friends in this
vicinity. He has recently bought and pre-
sented 10 his niece, Miss Mary Flemming
the house and lot in Monticello, known as
the Tu'tle property.
If the trustees Of Monticello would
prohibit the hitching Of horses on the
streets, have the citizens to cleanse and
disinfect the steets, alleys, back yards,
privy vaults, &c the coming autumn might
be very much more healthy than was the
last one The dampness and warmth Of
the present season will tend greatly to pro-
duce malaria and promote the causes Of
zymotic diseases generally.
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MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Sam. NJ Bumett. Editor


Yesterday was Court Court Day. The
magistrates were in attendance to receive
the delinquent list from the sheriff.
"A freight train jumped of the track at
the mouth of No. 6 tunnel in Laurel Coun-
ty, last Friday, causing delay of an hour
or more to the South bound passenger
train.
Mr.. +. l.. Thompson is preparing to
build new store-room ON the lot adjoin-
ing the building he now occupies. The
work will be under the supervision Of Mr..
S. II. Thompson.
Jack Hornsby was arrested Saturday
by Constable John Smallwood, on a bench
warrant charging him with carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons, and in default Of
$50 bail was committed to Jail.
Having had two days Of sunshine,
farmers aud and tan-bark shippers begin to
hope that the wet weather has spent is
self The wheat has not been damaged by
the rains, but the tan-bark business has
been materially interfered with.
The colored people held services in the
Court House Sunday morning, afternoon
and night. They are making ain effort to
build new church near town, and took up
collection looking to that end. A very
liberal amount was subscribed.
There is very little said about the cleo
ton Of Magistrates in the various precincts
of the county. The people should see to il
that good men are chosen. In the Livings-
son precinct A. j. Pike and j. X. Galloway
are both candidates for reelection, and in
this precinct NJ. 4. Mullins will be re-
elected.
In the Laurel Circuit Court last week +,
Judge S. +. DeHayen sitting as special
Judge, b. p, Simpson, charged with muir
der, was acquitted. He had been three
times trie before, each trial resulting in
hung jury. Simpson killed James White,
clerk of the Clay County Court, several
years ago. In addition to his former strong
array of counsel, he was defended at his
last trial by Hon. w. o. Bradley.
Tom Moore was tried last Friday be-
fore Judge Mcclure on the charge Of ma
liciously shooting and wounding John Bur
ton. The testimony showed that Burton
began the difficulty and fired the first two
shots. His pistol was discharged by acct
dent the first time. but the second time he
fred straight at Moore. Then Moore free
and wounded Burton. Moore was acquit-
ted on the ground that he shot in self de-
tense. A warrant was issued against him
for carrying concealed weapons on which
he gave bond to the Circuit Court. Bar
toms wound still confines him 10 his bed
but is is thought he will recover.
Young Mr.. Taylor, Of the Glades pre-
oinct, having become desperately smitter
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RELIGIOUS.


The Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
Missions has appropriated S64O,OO0 for its
work the coming year.
There are 5S7 churches in Philadel'
phia-a figure which entities that town TO
be called "the city Of churches"
Rev. Green Clay Smith, Of the Mt.
Sterling Baptist church, resigned in order
to become an evangelist. His resignation
was not accepted.
Elders w. l.. Williams and j. @. Liv-
ingston will commence protracted meet
ing at Lawson's School-house, in Garrard
county, next Friday night.
The New York Sun has a several col
umn description Of Rev. Geo. o. Rarnes
and his methods, which is one Of the best
We have seen. II is copied in full in last
Saturdays Cincinnati Commercial
The meeting at the Christian church
is progressing satisfactorily. The pastor,
Dr. j. w. Cox, has preached four very inn
pressive sermons, and last night Elder
Reynolds, who had arrived in the after
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with Miss Reynolds, a neighbor girl, deter
mined 10 marry her. Miss X. was willing,
but the parents Of the twain objected siren.
uously to any such proceeding. Taylor
then attempted TO csrry the young lady to
place where parental objections would
not be in the way. 10 his first effort he
was unsuccessful, but last week he met with
better luck. They went TO Tennessee and
returned man and wife. Two Of young
Taylor's brothers had married sisters Of
Miss Reynolds. II would seem that these
people are keeping all the riches in the
family with a vengeance.
ABOUT PEOPLE Mr.. and Mrs. W..
NJ. Weber and Misses Annie Kirtley,
Cleo. Williams and Fannie Bragg are Wis.,
ting friends in London. Miss Mollie
Kennedy very handsome young lady
from Louisville, who had been visiting
Mrs. l. b Dean, at Pine Hill, returned
home last week Misses Jennie Kennedy,
Mollie Tatum and Mollie King, Of Crab
Orchard, we're the guest Of Miss Maggie
Adams, Of this place, last week. Mr.. w.
S. Knott, an attorney from Lebanon was
here yesterday on business. Mrs. Otter, Of
Louisville, is visiting her son j. II. Otter
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Brown, Of Parksville,
are visiting at Judge G. W. McClure's.
Miss Helen Conn, Of Brodhead, will leave
for Garrard county in a short time to take
charge Of school. Mr.. W. ii. Spradlin
returned last week from a visit to Ten
nessee and has taken his former place in
the X. C. K. r. Corps. Mr.. Frank p. Kel-
ley and party Of the X. c. spent Sunday
here. They are still surveying the Round
nA1no ronia