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IFrOm thursday. Daily.]
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Il 3oAs
The IsDErESDEsr Office for job work.
The Order OF the Eastern Star meets
this evening at their hall.
Late arrivals from Cherry Creek de-
clare that camp in a ~decaying condition.
There are i,o9s patients in the Stock
ton Insane Asylum.
Eureka's curiosity arrived in town
this morning in q box.car-"Eidob
Ekaj."
General T. D. Kirby. who was cash
Tered from the army for intemperance,
has bean restored to A.captaincy.
1t is reported from Eureka that
George Hill will neither lose his wound.
ed leg, nor even the use o. it.
Grind me into powder,
Burg me without a slab,
loot the brass horn louder,
But please don't touch my scab.
The difference between a punched
half.dollar and q paying silver mine is,
N is coin with q hole in it and tho
other is a hole with coin in it.
We understand that Mr.. Truman, the
elder, is seriously i'll at the home Of his
son in-law, Albert Wines, in Lamoille
valley.
The people of tho Black Hills will
give bonds fos $500. 600 to the first rail
road which makes its advent at Dead
wood. -
Travel on the railroad is light at
present, but the boom will soon come
and trains will be more crowded than
ever.
The town OF Tar Flat, in Arizona, is
said to be "a boomer" It has six
saloons. four hotels, one restaurant, one
barber-shop and three undertakers.
Mrs. j. W. Williams arrived here
fIom Tuscarora by the stage last even.
ing and departed for the East by the
regular s O'Clock train.
King Kalakaua is fitting mp the now
royal palace at Honolulu, which has cost
about $3.50, 900. and has sent his cham.
berlnin to this country after the furni.
ture.
]. ]. Hill, the young man who was
stabbed by oSerstroet, at Deeth a short
time since and was under treatment n,
the hospital here, returned home several
days ago. Hill came down again by
the train to-day, and is nearly recovered
from the effects OF his wounds.
Tho barometer continued falling all
dag yesterday, and another edition of
tho beautiful began it's issue SOME time
during Tie night, continuing a part of
to-day. About n couple OF inches wss
added to the liberal supply already on
hand. Some sanguine persons are of
the opinion, however, that this sort OF
thing won't last-later than Fourth of
next July.
Amos Roach and Jud Dakin got back
from their visit TO the old home in the
East by the train this morning. Mrs.
Mckee, widow OF James Mckee. who
went to her husband in his last illness,
from their home in Huntington, also
returned by same train. The party
started for Lamollle valley in q sloigh
which was here awaiting their arrival.
]. V. Lowell is in town O .day from
Cnrlin. He says there is rumor of q
wedding soon 20 take place down there,
but refused to give the names OF the
high contracting parties. pete" also
declares that the ball on the 22d will be
the gayest and grandest event Of tie
season, all bands being determined 10
give the affair a glorious sond.of.. It's
object is n worthy one. md certainly
entitled to prove a pronounced success
A New Version OF the Vaughan
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San Francisco Meat MnrLe,.

Following nro rate, for whole carr
casscs. from slaughtorers to doalers3
Boef-Primo,GH@SH cents; medium
grades, 5M@5'.c; inferior, 5H@5Hc
per pound.
vcol-Lorgo calves, 30 small ones,
SOLO Pb
Nutton-wethets, t@bHc; "w>s IHc
per pound.
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term Of tho Seventh Judicial District
Court:
Frank Mcl'hoiros. VIM. De Graf,
Benntd Dein. l.. j. Jones.
ISo OstroichUr, Olo Thompson,
+. y. Wells, James Clark,
II. l.. Miller. John O'Brion,
Richard JofTry. II. a. Young.
L +. Muller, Cicero Davis,
George Russell, II. S. Thompson,
George Kessler. A. Il. Miller.
Harvey MchdHms, Dudley Salo,
Vim. smith. Jas. King,
Thomas Tobin, A. j. Hatch,
John Murphy, s. NJ. Strcoter,
Martin Scherff. James MARSHALL,
Goo. Williamson. II. Il. Cunningham,
Walter Chase, Owen McKcnnn,
Joseph Lang. Frod ReinhaTt,
II. Van ylCck, g. Reckhart.
David hrbnBort, w. q. C~raighoad,
J. X. Major, o. G.. Mcdonald,
Vim. Armstrong, ii. T.. Gains,
W. A. Wilcox, Joe Holman,
Owen Monohnn, J. $. Mnyhusb,
q. NJ. Vincent. n. Tobias.
J. L. +. Hall. .Rogor Trowick.
The yoniro il mndo r%oturnablo Taos
day. March Z. 1899, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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Hotel Arrivals.

NJ. Marks. San Francisco.
Knox O. Crane, South Fork.
II. II. Brennan, Star.
G. l.. Down, South Fork.
j. II. Gibbons. Tuscarora.
Duck Biasdoll. Carliu.
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a NEW sensational hymn, which. IL is
said, Is likely TO become popular, is
called, Two Joy In Ny Heart"
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Lost.

4 gold lockol with n picco OF chain
attached. The finder will DO suitably
ro ""rdcd by leaving tho same a. this
Office.
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Look IJerct

Singer sewing machines NJ from $25
to $50. st. John sewing machines n.
from $50 to $40, for cash. Eyory
machine kept in repair, aud warranted
for Eve years. J. Il. GtGLioAs, ARt..
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IIotei ArrivaIs.

A. W. FisS, Tuscarora.
Mrs. Triple, do
Mrs. Keller, do
j. w. Isonfofor, Cornucopin.
L. Z. Grcenloaf, San Francisco.
ID. Shwoizor, Carlin.
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Cstarrh cured; health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's ostarrh
Remedy. Price 50 CENTS. Nasal II
jector FREQ.
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Shiloh's vitAlizer ls what you need
for constipation, loss Of appetite. dizzi.
meas and all symptoms Of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and as cents per bottle.
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Sleepless nights. made miserable By
that terrible cough. shilOh's Cure 10
the remedy for Jon.
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shiloh's Cough and CopsumPtiou
Cure is sold by us on . guarantee. IL
cures consumption.
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spec,ll noTlcH.
That hacking cough can b % quietly
cured by Shiioh's Cure. We suaraatso

Will yon suffer with dyspspsia and
liver complaint shiloh's vitAlixsE II
guaranteed TO cure You.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received ut the Gem Restaurant daily
by cypress.
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FINE blackberry randy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at the Gem.
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II RESTAURANT

Il afst.sia,. In AL its appointments. ard ufi
hereafter ASccl Us former excellent rrputa
ton.
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Fresh Eastern orssesS

Received hslly Nv express, snq navskg sspv.
rior facilities To- keeping ihen. sustaatsS
them fresh TO the trade
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For lame back. side or chest rs
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price IS esnts.
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THE best Quality Of Rhine Wines At
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
x Co., Proprietors.
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J. +. GrLLIGAS makes the boss ALL.
gator boots for this season Of tho year..
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CHAMrAuSK of the beat quality and
brands, can be had AZ ReckhArt q
Froelich's Saloon.
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Asen. rot
Agent f5f
HunyadI jnnos' Mineral Wakos,
Celebrated Peruvian Biteefs,
Miiwaukeo'Beer.

Ny clock ~ sexars SombfiseA ths blsA
wcst. hate ALSO lhst trtrlttd IN iuvutss
OF the .",THRHB KINGS" CiEatetiSs, prs
nounecd ID be tho beet aid putcIi ~ ihs Htsf'
het.
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Group, whooping and bron.
chi'is immediate relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
For sale at F. F. Muller's Drug storsi
Elko, New.
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Trial Jurors.

Tho following is tho list Of trinl
Jurors TO serve during tho February
term Of tho Seventh Judicial District
Court:
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Tho storm king raved las, night.
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Austin.


special To the Herald.
AUSTIN, September The Marshall
Marriage Aid association filed a charter
to-day.
The governor to-day appointed ". C..
Fisher state health officer for Starr county
terrific rain storm visited this section
last night I, began rainin. Yesterday
afternoon, and continued until about /
O'Clock this morning at which hour il cul-
minated in Il furious rain, which came
down in torrents, flooding the streets and
cellars IN different parts of the citv. A
/ strong northwest wind prevailed, prostrat.
ing The entire northwest corner of the TEN.
porary capitol building, the walls of which
were completed last week. Ii Is feared the
entire south wall will fall tonight. The
front wall is badly cracked aud damaged and
| competent Judges express the Opinion that
the entire structure will have TO be rebuilt
the catastrophe viyidly illustrates the
ialIacy OF the "penny-wise and pound.iool.
ish policy which has ever been In vogue in
the construction of public buildings In This
state. In the city Walsh's lime house was
Hooded with water Stacking the lime which
lired and destroyed the building and
damaged large quantity Of cement md
plaster The loss is about $2.Oo1 Barton's
creek south ofthe city, was ont Of It's banks
ioodlng the farms and washing away IN,
crops. Englishs ilouring mill was carried
Oh and Poggis' grist mill badly damaged
Washouts occurred all along the railroads
ana all trains are behind to-day.
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Found Floating.

Nkw ionK, September IA box was
found floating in North river yesterday,
which contained male frtus. In the box
wasa hotel soap-dish and matchbox, and
u wrapper bearing the name and address oI
George ). Davidson, room l2l, Fifth Ave
nue. hotel. The police lound Davidson al
that address, and he admitted that his wife
whom he had married six weeks ago, had
given birth to child in the room, aud that
on the advice of DIR. Theodore Y. Kenney
ot Patterson, who attended her, he hat
disposal Of the iUtus in the manner named
the paper bearing his address being mad
vertently used as wrapper The physician
and Davidson were arrested. The lady /,
in critical condition.
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald

Nl'''"i w WV iNlhih
GALVESTON, September 7.-Last night
between II and T. O'Clock, Augustus Drant
president Of the longshorcmen's union in
session here, and number of friends In.
eether with them, became somewhat intoy.
icated IN n saloon owrcd By A. Honnc
corner Of Twenty.second and Post Otl}cc
streets. Brant grew boisterous, whom
Hoppe, the proprietor Of the establish.
ment showed him out Of the saloon, Brnnt
fell upon the sidewalk. A policeman went
to his assistance and attempted 10 helm
him to his feet, saying, Gus, why don't
you got up?' llrant replied, evidently i'm
pain, Because can't The officer went
to procure assistance, but upon returning
could find no trace of him, as friend, In
the meantime, while passing. had l0nnI
him lying in the alley and procured n con.
veyanco and took him to his residence
where he died this morning. The funeral
took place this afternoon. An autopsy was
held, but the result Of the deliberations nrc
not Obtainablc. Justice of Peace Brosig
acting MS coroner refuses TO release Home
until after the holding Of the coroners In.
quest tomorrow morning. - .....-.-.----->..s--
The United States revenue cuiier Nc
Lean, which was TO have sailed today ior
brownsville with physicians and medical
supplies, is still here, having been deferred
by the anticipated cyclone.
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Recaptured

LONDON, September The Paris cor.
respondent OF the Times hasr,ceived com.
municatlon Stating that .Radricquea, Cos.
tello and Jas, MaccO three Cuban LAWYERS.
lately succeeded in escaping from prison al
Cadi2, and tookreiuge at Tangier, Morocco,
T!hencethey proceeded to Gibraltar, with the
view OF going TO America. The British
police, however, Notwithstanding their
protestatida3H handed them over to the
Spanish autrHiities Two of them were
returned to their prison at Cadi2. hut
MNcco wasseli to the galleys at Centa. Ills
friends are cnily alarmed concerning his
fate.
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As.atic Cholera.

BosroN, Mass, September IA special
from Newport says; A case OF Asiatic
cholera, it is reported, has occurred here
the 1-year.old child of Henry d. AuChin.
Gloss, OF New York, having died of that
disease. The mayor has called an extra
ordinary meeting of the board of aldcrmen
and city physicians have been summoned
The parents of the child were away at the
time OF its death, and are now returning
from New York to Newport. The child's
remains were placed in the upper story Of
the mayors cottage, which Auchincloss
family are occupying For some time back
there has been n report OF some sanitary
defect in the mayors cottage, and the state
ment is now verified.
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NEW ORLEANS, September The Pica.
ynne'S Pensacola special says The hope
fuI view expressed last night, and for sew.
eral days past is not sustained BY the re.
ports, there being nine new cases within
Sne past twenty-tour hours, but no deaths.
ina people and physicians as well the
latter OF whom have aborcd heroically
ana without interruption had anticipated
tna' tne enemy was conquered and that the
disease had about spent itsel'; but the de-
Eelopmeits Of this, the eleventh day of
the lever, are not encouraging The doubt.
l9l cases Under observation by tho physi-
cians, have nearly all been pronounced
Seiiow, lever and 1t is not unlikely that sew
eral others on the sick list will receive the
same recognition tomorrow. The relief
ASSOCIATION, under the auspices of the
1oung Mems Christian association have
sent tonight through the Associated Press
NJ New York, an appeal for aid, This APP
peal bears the endorsement OF the city
of health.
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exact account Of Arab Pasha's forces. the
grand totals OF which are as follows: In.
iantry, iiWO: cavalry, 1900; guns, lIS :
rocket tubes, Is; Bedouins, 5000,
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram compa.
ny from Alexandria says; 1t is fumored
that the sultan offered Ecypt 10 Fncland
two months ago on the same conditions ON
the offer.
ALEXANDRIA, September The muir
derer Of the EnGlishmen, Dobson and
Idehardson, was hanged at : o'clock this
morning by the native noljre Us wos
conducted from the prison through the
town, escorted by detachment of English
troops, who formed square around the
gal!ows. The condemned men walked in a
deliant manner. Several hundred Euro
peahs witnessed the execution, though but
few natives were present. When ,hc tronns
had withdrawn, however, the Arabs came
out IN large numbers.
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Subscriptions

New YORK. September "A. j. Bloom.
berg, OF Brownsville, Texas, has been en-.
gagged for the pas, ,wp days soliciting sub.
scriptions TO fund ior the relief Of the suf
ierers from the yellow fever In BrownsyilIe
Bloomberg raited s9lO In cash, which h,
sent Immediately 10 bis house IN browns
vile by telegraph, stating that Mayo,
Thomas Carson, Of Brownsville, has author
iEed llloomberg & Rappail to receive sub
scriptions.
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Waco.


Special to the Herald
WACO, August The sale of lots to-day
NJ McGIesor, the junction of the Santa Fc
and Narrow Gauge railways, was attended
by about 500 persons. The total amount
realized wa nearly $4,000. The prices for
lots ranging iroln 800 to $aa. Several
waco men made investments, though
purchases We're made by people
rom many, neighboring towns. Governor
Hubbard delivered an excellent railroad
speech, in which he reviewed the history
ana advantages of the narrow-sauge sys.
tenn. lie appealed to his hearers no, to bc
led aStray by demagogues into making n
senseleSS war on railroads, which under
proper legislation, were really the friends of
the'people adding to the wealth and doycl
opment of the state.
blind and helpless l,ish beggar, grop.
ing along the streets this morning, excited
much sympathy and many contributions,
but towards night he got gloriously drunk
and had his sight miraoul0usly restored or
us he expressed it, he had got u new pair Of
eyes entirely.
The city council is in session tonight
again considering the yexod question of
railroad ownership of certain streets in the
city.
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Gulteau Again.

PHILADELrnrA, September THE report
OF Doctors J..W T, Arnold, of New York,
E o., Shakespeare, philadelphia, and J.
w. Mcdonnell, OF the army medical
museum at Washington, microscopic ex.
periS selected to make microscopical ex.
am minaticn of Guiteaus brain. will be pub
lished IN. the Philadelphia Medical News
ON Saturday. In reference to their report
the. Medical News will say editorially there
is in the microscopical revelations no
reasons Tor changing the opinions which
were originally expressed, that Guteau's
abnormal character justly suffered the pen.
atty of law for the high crime he had com.
mitted ~
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Sherman.
Special 70 tho lLcralh.

SHERMAN, September The funeral Of
Hon. George X. Reeves was postponed yes.
terday on account of the very inclement
weather. He was buried by the Reeves.
willie. Masonic lodge near Pottsboro nt
ii o'clock this morning, procession of
over one mile, and consisting OF over five
hundred ncighbors, following his remains.
Just before the coffin was lowered into the
grave an aged sister arrived on the ground.
who had travelled hurricdly from her home
IN Arkansas 10 get one last look nt her
dead brother. Persuasions were of no
avail, and she will probably never forget
the horribly mostihed, swollen md froth.
covered face that shocked her sight when
the cover was taken from the glass. Rev.
DR.. Carpenter, who accompanied the dele.
CATION from sherman, made a beautiful
aud appropriate impromptu closing nd.
drsss.
A drummer named Duff, on an east.
bound Texas q Pacific freight last night.
was relieved Of his pocket.book containing
si5 aud gold ring. No clue has been
found.
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
SO6 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS

on Our First Floor we are offering complete line O
@ Lndseys Flannes Repelents, Blankets Bleached and
|.Wh canton Flannels, Beached and Brown Domestics
'"0n on Paids, Cheviots, Hickory Stripes Prints etc.
on Our Second Floor we are offering complete line
Noaons Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods, Cashmere
specially suited to Western trade) our Custom
'ue overalls, etc. as ever offered in this market.
N Of Mems Boys and Chldren's Hats, comprising !. B.
Son @ and Hurst Sons Hats. gotten up especially for
J.. low low Boy trade, also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
w. Misses and Chldrens Sailor Hats Trunks, Vases and
e also Towers. Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats ETC.,
liking purchases.
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Scare.

SAN FGAScsco, o,Cll September "A dis.
patch from Babcrllcld, Gala, says. "rwo
car loads ofa>k Cinnamon arrived here to.
day. Several ol tl,pm were in a diving con.
dition and o. NJ died on the Tourney.
They were iforc,he advance body of the
Southern Pacific railroad lnborefs in Tcx.
as and the rumdr that their disease was
yellow fever caused so much excitement
ana fear that II coroners jury could not be
found to SIT on tpe deceased. IL is not
known what tho disease is, but the report
CntCd
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Ready TO Fall The Water Floods n
iime-liouse aud Causes Its Cou-
sumption by Fire.
English'S FIGURING Mill Takes Voyag,
Down Stream and Another is
Badly Damaged.
A Galveston Barkeeper Shoycs A Bois.
ferrous Man Down on the Pavement
And Causes His Death-A Drummer
Robbed of His Pockct-Book.
other Interesting State News,
Nlinneola.

Minneola
Special TO the Herald.
MINNEolA, September IS. II gr, chair.
man of the sixth senatorial district. called
the convention TO order. This convention
assembled to nominate candidate to ron.
resent the counties of Smith, Wood Grcr,
pSher and Rains. On motion of Colongl
Horace Chiffon, of Smith, c. Ii. Yookum,
oi Rams, was elected TEMPORARY chairman
ana u M. Eains, secretary. The chairman
announced ready for business. A commit.
Tee compo.ed OF one from each county
We're appointed on the committee of ere.
dentials as follows; Rains, Il. NJ.
Gam wood, W. NJ. Giles; upshur. ]. +.
liart' 40 delegates were allowed on the
committee from Smith. A committee or
permanent organization was also appoint.
eu' ihe committee on credentials divided
u', ,ne olnlth county delegation giving the
Chiffon wing four votes. The mntien IN
au0pt caused considerable cycitoment
Col. douglass opposed the adoption nfthe
report in a short and iorcible speech. Col.
Chiffon favored the adoption and criticized
NJ some length the action of The
HUBBARD wing. A vote on the motion,
leaNlhg out fractions, stood nine for. ana
one against the division of the delegation
oi smith county. In the interest of har
lnony, as stated IN the report by the com.
nlttee, Col onel Douglass announced that
the Hubbard wing would not accept The
TWO votes given them, but his peoplc do
inaiiueu one.hai or none. Hon, ] G.
buchanan, oI Wood, was nominated by NO
claination, whereupon the convention nd
| lournod. Mr., Finley announced a cal o
the judicial convention at Sp. IN.
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conieSting Hubbard delegation ne-third of
the votes Of Smith county. The committee
on credentials reported in favor OF A
settlement OF the matter on this
basis, which was adopted by n
vote ct niue and one-half to one and one.
egates rejected the offer and withdrew
The convention proceeded to nominate the
Hon. J. {. Buchanan Gml1 great onthus.
iasm. The judicial convention for the
seventh district in session tonight re. e.nomi.
mated Hon, James $, Hoeg for district at
torhey The contesting Hubbard Smith
county delegates refused TO participate IN
the proceeding of the convention, The six
votes OF Smith county solidly for IIogg,
non Il; W. Chiffon, of Tyler, made
ierously cheered
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snceIAl to the Herald.


SAN SABA, September1-Mr, J. W. Davis,
candidate for the Legislature of this dis
trict' entertained large crowd of listeners
IN IRON. of the hotel last night. Julius Il.
oa,man, OF ldano, candidate for district
judge, also spoke.
~ W. II. Lessing, district attorney from
lom oreen county, was called on, and
gave full account OF the late delnce
Eighty ilves are known to be lost, and
twenty thousand sheep were drowned The
county records were in vault at the court.
house, and were not destroyed, but consid.
erably damaged. One-haf of million
dollars worth OF property was lost. When
the ui water reached its highest point it was
been contributed by Tom Green county. A
committee Of five men were appointed
| here to solicit subscriptions.
District court convened here Monday.