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!
Bmrov. April 2i.-The case e TIE state
rs T. r Melvin fJr the killing Of Deputy
Marshal Sweetvear. was argued yesterday
sud the jury was only out an hour when
they returned a verdict Of not guilty. This
case was one u much interest % the people
in this vicinity re the defendant is q one
Of the first fnmi ies IN central Texas.
The case nf the state vs. Frank Potter
charged sith killing Jack MeWhsrt0n. has
been continued an the next term Of the dis
trict Cuurt.
GrnfinE on the Missouri. I.ansas 4 Texas
ruilruad j. being vigorously pushed ahead.
They rrur0se % complete the grading 20
BeIfnn ~ the lasf q Nay.
The b1dy - J. II. Anderspn. the engineer
nffhe Missouri. Kansas a Texas rHiiruad
uhn died here last week, wss Frhurned yes
tsrday and expressed 10 View York.
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81 ecial TO the Herald.

TExARKANA, April 8.-The residence OF
Mrs Harrell, on Spruce street, took fire last
night about O'Clock and burned, also the
dwelling Of ]. ]. Taylor and a house belong
ing to Colonel Roger. The wind was very
light while the fire was raging, and 1t was
with the utmost exertion on the part of the
citizens that il was confined TO that square.
The entire loss is supposed to be not less
than 81, 600.
The odd Fellows celebrated the day by
parading and memorial services in the NJ.
L. chsrch south. Messrs. Swiggins and
Snead delivered the addresses.
Business still very fair.
TExARTANA, April IA very severe
rain and wind storm visited this section
last night, during which The steeple OF the
NJ. Il. chusch south was struck by Zig IL
ming aud badly damageG. The doors - .a-
church we're shivered to atoms. A house
belonging to Captain Hogan was bloSu
from i,s piers, but the house was not other
wise injured 10 any extent. Farmers re-
port heavy damage by fencing being blown
down and fruit trees being broken.
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Senator Ben HIS Sufferings.,'

The announcement n to-day's papers
that Senator Hill is assured a permanent
cure suggests the suffering he has under
gone. The extent OF the cutting to which
he has been subjected is not realized by the
public. -Four times has he been under the
nnile. One thiri of his tongue has been
taken out-the entire floor of his mouth
the glands in the left side OF his neck. lie
said that if he had to choose between
death and the suffering he had en-
dured from the cutting, he would
unhesitatingly take ueath-were IL
not his duty to live and endure. The last
operation was the most severe ana prona-
biy stIcCessfIi. When he was put under
out small lump that had hardened OH me
gland in his neck. After he was lnse rs, ne
Il was determined to adopt the heroic
treatment and take Out the entire
gland. He was kept under the knife Two
hours, the gland cut out, and the knife
sent in clear to the new flesh
that had filled the place OF the first opera
ton. When Mr. Hill awoke, he wa terri
bly exhausted, and shocked at the hole
cut in his neck. Tue gashes had been
neatly sewed up. For seven days he
could not move his lips, and lived
ON LIQUID food. After this, he I'M
proved until inflammation developed along
the wound. Then came the most critical
period of his sickness The entire opening
Il the wound being closed the pus accumu-
lated and pressed AGAINST MS
throat. lie Was seized with
fever and could hardly speak.
At last the tension became so great that the
Mound burst inside his mouth This gave
him relief and he went to Philadelphia. DE
was put under the Knife aRain,and the outer
edge Of the wound Slit open 50 that IL might
heal from the bottom. This II is doing
finely, and without inflammation. M
trace of the disease can be found, ana Inc
hopes of his permanent cure were never s.
strong. He says ne will not submit TO tn.
knife again, and his surgeons think there
will be 10 need 4 Atlanta Constitution.
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Their warm and cloudy.
Baird,
Spccinl TO the Herald.

BAIRD, April 26.-The Odd Fellows o
Baird and Abilene had grand union here
to-day. There was street parade in the
morning after which they adjourned to the
city hall where most excellent speech was
delivered by one of the visiting members
Tonight the town is crowded with visitors
to witness the grand torchight procession
after which ball will be given in honor Of
the visiting lodge. All so far passed of
quietly and tremendously.
District court is in session at Bell Plain
and the docket is being rapidly
cleared The grand jury is makingi it lively
for the law break ers.
The rumor in regard to the track being
torn up near Ranger is reported to be
false.
Cattle are coming in lively, and we hear
of some heavy shipments to be made
shortly.
Weather clear and beautiful.
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scOfketoWI
Special 70 the Herald.


GEoRGErowS, April 26.-The annual
meeting of /. o. o. +. was celebrated here
to-day by grand picnic at Towns mill
pond four miles from here. The crowd at
lending was very large, and the town in
consequence thereof was almost depopu-
lated. Many were prevented from going
Tor the want Of conveyance, every vehicle
having been engaged for more than two
weeks previous.
L. r. Stegall. q student Of the South
western university. accidentally shot him
self ia tine leg while playing with a pistol.
The wound j. painful but will not result
seriously.
The people Of our town have been pain
fully shocked to-day 10 learn that W. X.
Foster. formerly an OLD citizen Of this
county and editor u the first newspaper
printed here. was brought from Lampa.sas
to-day iu an insane condition. lie has
many relatives living here who will see
that b. b. properly attended 20 till he has
been pla.ci in the asylum.
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Information from an eminently well-in-
formed source was received in the city yes
icrdsv. % the effect that the warrant tir the
arrest OF StilVcil II. Russell. laie ltiiel
4, sfes marshsl for the western district II
Texas. hsd been issued aud o. nov en- route
from Washiugpn. The warrant charR' :
Mr. Ru-seil Sith emhezzl -meut 81 govern
meut funds. AID IT, isslsnre D. said o be
hssfd on the ,rt made By the iuresti-
eating .-rmmitise shirii recsi.tly examined
into tie affairs Of bis Office at Austin.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers,i

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and cry
ing with the eKCruciating pain Of cutting
teeth? II 50, 90 at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. IL will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon il; there is no mistake
about il. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever used g. Who viii not tell you
At once that it will regulate the bowels. and
give rest % the mother and relief and health
10 the child. operating like ma-ic. II j.
perfectly safe 30 use in all cases, and pleas
ant % the taste. and IL the prescription ri
one Of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the Uditc1 States. Bold
ev rywhere. . cents o bottle.
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M. H. b. Costley, of Galveston, is Dc
sif1us Of receiving information % bis son,
Rol--rt Cosfleg. a NJ Esboy Eho let home
surnt two months since. BE D. DOT iu this
city. iut the fdll1sing j. q description a
the inf. H j. shout : feef s inches DOB
heirht. rafher s-iider in build. BE- hes blue
eyes and 1T black hair IN The face D. z
rathsr Fnsd- Oh 'nr. AMI talk. In bluff,
cua-se vote His mother g. almost crnE-d
Al his con Tn ID absence.
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UEsE Ma LsiI0s Ling erFerience IN
cnr ~ Children. aud sr-at Sues IN BRING
inF them szf.iy through sirkusss, rrFes con-
fdanrn % eseurt thlf Group Ehc1InnE-
cough. bronchitis. dirhtheria and Al thru-t
and rhesf Efirrfi-1s. I'll - speedily ~
Hered arld cured - using D. ArEer-s Eng
lish Remedy, utich = troeel lnrly pa..i-
vounr~sf infant Aluts vi ind % the
hest ard rnnst p1tenf En1wn sfiecItc f1r
rrrsrrr rltirlr. selma &c. ar1 = gnEe
trial ~ r-1rtf his tue As on NrEsE.
To sustair at,urs trial b. .les mET - had
~ ~ certs RON ". r. fEtte-s0n a Co.
he Peactstors Liniruert me- kerrla- sizs
bottlss - oents srld 81
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Gcoa InteIIIgence.

In taluable preparations n the cels
hrated Dr. Acker. - fav0rab'y kn0ul
throughout Europe, have lately been irro-
duced among our people. Dr. Acser
Dyspepsia Tablets " j Be hailed wth 10y
by all who are distressed with disrfders q
the stomach and liver. for which ney are q
sure preventative and cure. Tfey are very
pleasant, and sold in elerntt bones 81 p
and 50 cents. By W. II. Peterson a Co,
the p.arhsfuue Lfuiureuf rfen.
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LsNrasss. ATrl E--An sfhdsTit vas
svo-n out yesterday declaring W. X Pos
tsr 70 Be- inssns- His family being n
Gso-Es.orn. be vas taken there. He hes
rssids1 aooui Austin. R0u1d R0ct and
gsgzs.grn f-0n bgFhood. bsinr sngssed
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Trouble Gay come and friends prove IN
true. IN. BiackueI's Fragrant Durhuru
Bull s.1oking Tobacco is always a.. same
-fhe 1est.
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sour stomarh and sad cuuHienancs ~
the result Of indiessfiOn- BEOuE's fEF-is
Tome vii sei ypr all right For sale ~ al
druggists in Tf.ss-
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Tho Brown CutlQnein Co.. New London, Ct,

IsIusi f. Broicf, Pres'k> Edo, 7. Brorr Treas.
These machines run light, make fine sample, and
clean tho seed properly Best English cast steel in tho
saws the teeth will not bend break of or turn back
iron pulleys throughout, brush strongly made with
adjustable boxes cast steel journals and two belts
one at each end-ensuring cool bearings full speed,
and steady motion (only Gin in market having this
inprovemeut.) Extra large shafts to saw and brush
cylinders. Strong Iron frame best materials, supe-
rlor workmanship nnc hnish.
t{J-More Brown Gins have been SOLD curing the past
three seasons any other two makes combined Mr..
Israel f. Brown Qrom 1aS to 1858 OF the nrm Of E. I.
Taylor Co. OF Columbus, Ca, the president OF tho
company, has had longer practical experience in
making Gins than any living. Present facili
ties manufacturing and shipping unequaled by any
other establishment of the kind in the world. Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
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silBut BEous's PErzrs TOrfc. IL never fails
% cure. beadaele, indigestion. Eud ernst
uzfion. p-ics 5t-fs- 81 al drug st1-es in
Dallas
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s.eE. genuine pax. q Du-hsn- s,ssa
nsf q he World
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SpCCiRI 70 the HeTnd
CoRsIcANA, April 2G.-The races to-day
were more than usually interesting, eSpe-
hcially the last trOttnG race, which VIE
fbe concluded to morrow, it being too late
for its completion tonight. There was
dead heat between Membrino and Tom
Moore, which, on being again trotted, was
won by the latter by Il neck.
Parks Lizzie won the first quarter Of the
novelty race.
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FIRST race-Rmlning novelty, II mile:
Baltic |, Narrow GAUGE Time-2:l4t
Second race-Trotting for green horses.
Achsah 2-l-l-l; Tony Sloan dds
tanced) in second heat, Minnie NJ. 81
% Times. 02-3.Ola IS U7-30j.
Third race-Trotting 23j class. Tom
Moore, 2-2-1; Membrino, ~; Dick
Shain, 3-3-3. Time .43-2 .4O-l.40. In
both pools and the general betting, Tom
Moore was the htyonte AT odds OF : 10 |, ana
is still held SO.
Considerable money is up on this, and
the result is looked for with much interest.
CoRsEcANA, April 27.-rhird days races
Corsicana Jockey club: First raca-Hun-
ming five furlo lgs, for two-year-0ldS. u. g.
! Holly's LurIilard WIN; +. n. Liiy's I'll
| grim Rose, second; o. W. Stones Lite
| Maude, third. Time; l05!
Second race-Running, mile dash, Tor all
ages. f. X. Kslly's Giendower won; Is. q.
Holly's Mary s., second; j. A. Parks Bob
MollOy. third; Campell y Hi8h's Jllia,
! fourth j, W. Mitten's Count Pollgnac,
| fifth. Time: l.43!.
The last was the best contested and most
exciting of the meeting the tayorte,
1Nnv-sS5,-w had been selling at odds OF
two TO one against riiG-tield, coming III sec
ond best.
The trotting race, which was ny uniln
! shed yesterday, was declared of, oWing+S
some Irregularities.
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Mother" Get out sf my house, ysu old hum
bug" =, - - 1870
Daughter" Vel, rnotser, yoa Sc 80, bostoI.
and comm need the use 81 that when % mlsn
needed The effect has been most vondsfiul' lbs
one relieved nv head cured the constipation While
the other inpsTted strength, came 70 the heip o.
Mature Aad made me feel new"
THE CONFESSION.
Moflsr-"yeryu tue, asd bslls,s thsy ~.
,ayed your liz. new coHfess that bf Dfettpols,
English Female Btters 10 the mosi olesi -.
medicine and iron toEic : ever fne", aha -.
BAileys Saline lpetient 10 pleasant an9
remedy for headache, cOnstipatian see
biiiouspess, ete etc" Family Medical ha's.,
free. Adsress promFoois = - I-...-.--- -
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Mother" Doctor, is she dangerous an
Is her sfiictionf"
Dscfor-" Yes madam, she I, danger
The yentricular and auriculsr forces are
librium, there 10 An increased eehttlPi
portal circulation vhscillAtes, suspen
seems hesitzting, and /"
Mothers Stop, for heavens 50
to work at once"
Dscfor-"I will do 4. S,H0
Msfhr - ~, twp -y,eks have expired
I weeks and no relief. will procure that which
you desired at hTst.h ,,,
Dau1bfev in a low tone-''I am glad, and think
a me only thing that will restore me 10 health"
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
$4,000 REWARD.

VIII be paid for the detection and convic-
tion of any person selling or dealing in
any bogus, counterfeit or imitation HOP
BITTERs, especially Bitters OR preparation,
with the word HOP or HoJs in their name
or connected Herewith, th,t is intended :,
mislead and cheat the public, or for a.,
preparation put in any form, pretending
to be the same as Hop BITTEHs. The genu
inc have cluster of GREEN HoPs (notice
this) printed on the white label, and are
the purest and best medicine on earth, es-
pecially for Kidney, Liver and Nervous
Diseases. Beware of all others, and of all
pretended formulas or recipes of HOP BIT
TIERS published in papers or for sale, as
they are frauds and swindles. Whoever
deals in any but the genuine will be prose
cuted. Hop B1TTERs MFG. Co.,
Rochester, N. Y
Daily globe., 1882-10-05

The above is q good likeness of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
ham, Of Lynn, Mass who above all other human beings
may be truthfuly called the Dear Friend of Woman
as some of her correspondents love to call her. She
Is zeaously devoted to her work. which is the outem
OF hfe-study, and is obliged to keep six lady
assistants to help her answerth large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her. each bearing its specia
burden Of suffering, or joy at release from it, Her
vegetable Compound is O medicine for good and not
evil purposes have personally investigated it4nd
am satisfied Of the truth of this
On account Of its proven merits it is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country
One says: cit works like a charm and saves much
pain. 1t Will cure entirely the form of falling.
of the uterus, Leucorrhea, irregular and painful
Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation, Feodings, all Dispacements and the con-
sequent spinal weakness, and especially adapted to
the Change of Life'
tpermeates every portion Of the system and GIVES
new life and vigor. 1t removes faintness hatuleucy
destroys all craving for stimulants and relieves weak
ness Of the stomach. It cures Bloating Headaches
Nervous Prostration, General Debility SleepessnIss,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache, is always
permanently cured by its 1t will at all times and
under all circumstances act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
Itcosrs only g. per bottle six $5 and is sold m
druggists Any advice required special cases. and
the names of many who been restored to perfect
health by the Of the Vegetable Compound can be
obtained BY addressing Mrs P with stamp for reply.
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show. i,
Mrs. Pinkhams Liver Pills, says writer sEare
the best in the scorld for the of Constipation.
Biliousness and TorPidity of the liver. Fer Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fai
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
All must respect her Angel of Mercy whose sola
ambition is to do good to others
Philadelphia, Pa. CN MrsAMn
Daily globe., 1882-10-05

faction of his hearers that they were false.
From the temperance question he touched
upon the corrupt ballots in the south, and
the way the elections are conducted there.
He then dwelt at length upon the river
and harbor bill, and while not claiming
that it was perfect, he. claimed
it cannot be considered extrava-
CANT. His entire speech was we'll received
and loudly applauded. He closed his re-
marks with an allusion to the statement
published yesterday, that he voted to pay
$4,000 for wines and liquors drank at Gar
fields funeral. He expressed the utmost
disgust at the disgraceful conduct of some
of the men who made beasts of themselves
upon that occasion, and wished to be plac-
ed upon record that he branded the state
ment that he voted for the appropriation,
IS false.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05

Pure glycerine, it is said, may be
burned in lamps, provided the wick is
20 arranged that it shall not be elevat-
ed above the surface of the liquid, as
the viscidity of the substance will not
permit it to be fed upward by capilla-
~ attraction. The flame Of glycerine,
like that of alcohol,is almost colorless.
G!ycerine, however, is easily mixable
with variety of substances that will
lmpart luminosity to the fame, and a
number Of substances rich in carbon
may be added to it for that purpose
1t is not improbable that circum-
stances might arise where these facts
would be useful.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
Waiting for the Future.

will ne DltoY
Tho humming of the bees as they sped
from flower to flower and slipped the hon
eyed treasures of petal and calyz, and the
low murmur of the summer breeze. siph-
ing among the locust trees were the only
sounds that broke the st. Louis silence of
a beautiful afternoon in September. The
amber haze of Indian summer had fallen
upon the land, and from the Avid hues of
the sumac bush to the pale gray of the
abandoned hoopskirt every object that lay
so silently upon the brown bosom of the
sun-kissed earth was touched with the with
ering hand of autumn. Away to the west
ward stretched vista of grain fields that
were laughing In the golden glory of an
abundant harvest, while the eastern land
scape was flecked here and there by a sad
eyed but brindle COW.
''Let us think only of the future, Ru-
belt," said Beryl Gillhooly to the strong
limbed, all-on-account-of-E Eliza young man
who stood by her side, looking down into
the hazel depths of her beautiful eyes in a
wistful, will-the-old-man-ever-go-to-bed bed ex-
preston that sat so strangely upon the
Chicago outlines of his pure young face.
And even while speaking these words she
turned her left foot slightly, so as to shield
him from the ardent rays of the sun, and
smiled joyous, happy, you-are-frst-
choice-in-every pool smile that told of the
deathless passion that enslaved her soul.
Let US think of the FUTURE" she contin-
ued; ''of the bright and happy future, full
of matinee tickets and ice cream"
mo, no, not that, some other future"
cried Rupert Mcintosh, a look of haunting
horror coming into his face. 81 cannot
free my mind from the dread suspicion"
At that moment book-agent was seen
ascending the brow of hill. He entered
the portals of Coast-cliff Castle and went
up the front steps. In little while he came
back hurriedly, and soon a dog was seen at
play with some gents furnishing goods.
Rupert kissed Beryl and started over
town.
''When are you coming back, sweet
hearth the girl asked.
"Next August" are the words that the
zephyrs bear back to her.
''Why do you wait so loug, darling?"
Because" he answers in tear-strained
tones, dogs are muzzled in August
From "Ouer the Gordsn Wall," by Murat
Holsteod.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
Congressional Nominations.


MADISON, Wis, Oct. At is stated upon
official authority that arrangements were
perfected this afternoon for the with
drawal of both Keyes and Hazleton, and
that the ''peace committee" lately in ses-
sion here, will reconvene at Milwaukee on
Saturday or Monday to receive formal ne
tification and then take initial steps for
the nomination of a new candidate.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The Republicans of
the first. congressional district, this fore
noon nominated &. w. Dunham, president
of the Chicago board of trade. The NOM
| ination was surprise, as is was conceded
on all hands up to the opening of the con-
vention that Hon. VIM. Aldrich had a walk
over for denomination.
The Democrats of the third district NOM
mated w. P. Black for congress, in place
of Mayor Carter Harrison, declined.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, Oct. 4.-The Republi-
ted F. A. johnson for congress-,
SYRACUSE, Oct. 4.-Judge Andrews has
formally accepted the nomination of chief
judge of the court of appeals.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 4.-The Repub-
| licans of the Tenth district have re-nomi-
| mated VIM. Fl. Rice for congress.
GREENSBORO, N. c., Oct4-The Republi-
can convention of the Fifth congressional
district endorsed J. R. Winston, indepen-
dent Greenbaok candidate.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 4.-The Democrats of
the Second congressional district nominat-
ed R. G. Marshall.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. AT a meeting of
Prohibitionists, j. Monte Hunter was put
in the field as candidate for congress from
this district. A vigorous canvass is to be
made.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The Greenback La
Dor convention of the Eighth congress
sional district nominated =, Louis, F. Post
of Truth newspaper.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Al. F. G. Talbot is
nominated by the Democrats for congress
for the Second district; Theodore F. Long
by the Republicans for congress for the
Third district; Henry Stockbridge by the
Republicans for congress for the Fourth
district.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 4.-The peace
committee appointed by the Republican
State central committee to settle the
Keyes-H -Hazelton dispute in the Third dis
trict, has succeeded in getting the consent
of both contestants to withdraw. Ex-Gov-
ernor Fairchild will, in all probability, be
nominated.
The Prohibitionists Of the Fifth district
nominated B. L. Wing, of Kewaunee, for
congress.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
Charley Willtspss Defense.
Especial Telegran to the Globe, I

KENosHA, WIS.,, Oct. 4.-Hon. G. G. Will
. liams, Republican candidate for congress
from this district, opened the campaign
here this evening at the opera house to a
large and appreciative audience. many Ia
dies being present. He chose Kenosha ss
the field for his first public address, for the
reason that he had been publicly assailed
in one of our churches as being addicted
to the excessive use of spirituous liquor,
10y Mrs. Stone, who is stumping
the district in the cause of
prohibition. The charges he denounced
1asbase falsehoods, and proved to the satis-