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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-28

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

wEArHERPoRD, Nov mber4.-[Speciall-
The Gaming Of Harry Smythe last evening
by ex-County Judge j. NJ. Richards Is the
town topic to-dtt. The facts, as we can get
them, are that In almost every issue Of his
paper he villifed some Of the gentlemen Of
the county. Two years ago Richarcs I'M
dertook 20 thrash him, but was prevented
BY bysiabders. Richards then gave him
warning thst Il was only a question OF time
when NJ would castigate him II he lsmythe),
ala not cease T. Islander him NOtwith-
standing. fOrbearance ceased 20 be a virtue
Richards being a candidate for COUNT
Judge. 70 misrepresent and abuse him has
been 10 Smytbe a labor Of love. On sester-
dav Richards heard thai the next issue Of
the Times. and The last paper that would
be published IN che county beior' the cleo
tion. would contain a severe and most Sian
derous article. visited bis ofiice. closed the
door. and when Smythe was unable 20 get
out h vas severely beafen. snd when par
ties attracted by his cries Of murder
reached him. he vas All bloody. Richards
received a few -scrafches and blow from
smyrhe's cane. The commHnitJ. almost
rith0ut On exception. sustain Richards
under the circumstance
The erpenbackers are disappointed that
WISH Jones did Dot come here nom fort
CoioDsi I.snhan is It home, bat leaves
~ fns ue-t tonight. He very sangulne of
representing the largest Ieras districi IN
tke nert ConEress-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09
Houston.

HousTos, November2, -[Special l-Major
Sam C. Timpson, assistant general SUPER
intendent of the Houston Il Texas Central
died suddenly here to-day. Major limp
son was an estimable citizen, and his sad
death occasions a great loss in this COM
munity. His genial manners and kindness
of heart won him innumerable staunch
friends, who feel his great loss. He was at
one time alderman Of this city. He was a
native of New York city, coming to Texas
after the close of the war. He was in his
43d wear. He leaves a widow and three
children, He was married in 1866 TO the
oldest daughter of Colonel Paul Bremond,
HoustoSS Tyceum held an entertainment
tonight. "A prize Of $50 for the best origi
nal musical composition was awarded 10
George @. Collins, of this city.
A rousing democratic meeting was held
In the 9th ward tonight.
The cotton market closed easy at L de-
cline in ali grades; middling spots, 10;
I,les. / .22I; receipts 56ls, gross; $50 net.
HoUsroS, November Especial IA
rousing democratic meeting was held at the
market.bouse tonight. Addresses were
made by Hon. ID. q. Giddings and Hon. j.
q. Hutchison. The democracy are boom
ing and will carry the county by large
The cotton market closed easy, decline
in ordinary and 4 declini In low middling
sales. 9i2 bales; middling spot, 10; receipts,
sol. gross; 2,4l7. net.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

BoNHAM, November 4.-[Special. Last
night about o'clock, while City Marshal
Thornton and Deputy Sheriff Mckee were
waiting for the west-bound freight train, n
the lookout for man named Norton thai
had committed murder at Blossom
Prairie, Officer Thornton went down the road
about 200 yards from the depot and while
standing on the track convict guard from
DOdd Civ named parAell came walking up
the road in search OF a convict that had just
escaped. officer Thornton ordered him to
throw up his hands, and each party think.
ing he had found his man began firinr.
One ball passed through ParnelPs coat 1T
the left breast, who in turn put a ball
through Thornton's clothes, slightly graz
ing the right hip. Parnell then retreated,
but hearing Thornton call for Officer
Mckee to come TO his assistance he re-
turned aud found that II was an officer he
had encountered instead of the supposed
convict. The parties returned to the depot
and had laugh over the mutual mistake
which had come so near being a serious
affsir. Norton was captured last night
near Honey Grove.
Doc Gillian, for killing Henry Gibson,
was discharged yesterday by the county
court.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09
Ell PasO.

Ell PAso, November 4, [Special.l-
Governor Ortiz, of the State of Sonora,
Mexico, who has been driven out of the
state by Brigadier General Reyes of the
Mexican army, arrived here to-day wife his
retinue, and leaves here tonight tor Gal
weston aud New Orleans, at one of which
places he will take steamer to Vera Cruz
thence by rail to the City of Mexico, where
he will seek the assistance OF President
Gonzales to be restored to his position.
Everything is quiet around Guaymas since
the governors departure.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

SAN ANTONIO, November 2.-TSpecial.l-
1t is thought the 9TH infantry, now in Da-
kotah, will relieve the 22d in this Depart
ment. The removal of the 22d causes many
expressions Of regret. General Augur has
asked the suspensioRof the removal until
be quarantine at Fort Brown is raised.
Charles Woods, an old negro, last night
took an axe and smashed up all the furni-
lure in his house, tried 10 Kill his wife aud
children and then burn the house. Neigh
bors arrived and stopped his conduct. He
The good news was received to-day that
the reported duel between Charles Mckin-
ney and Sheriff Tomlinson was canard.
Colonel II. ID. Andrews, vice-president Of
the Galveston, Houston & San Antonio
railway. has returned with his family from
California. He says bis road will
December LIST He says also that political
excitement runs high in the Gate City, but
that the democrats will elect Stoneman
governor and sweep the state.
Some few days ago an aged ne TO
woman, 20 years old, named Lizzie
Wells, while smoking, laid down
aud went to sleep. Lighted tobacco
fell from the pipe and set her siire, burning
here severely. A physician attending her
enjoined her friends 70 watch her carefully.
rhis they did not do. and il was discovered
Yesterday that screw-worms had gotten
into her body To-day she died.
Hon. John II. Reagan addressed demo
cratic mass-meeting on the public square
this evening in a speech mainly favoring
Tree trade, with a view Of changing the
rinion Of this protective tariff CON-
munity.
San ANTONIO. November 4, 1882. [spe-
cal Mike Sullivan. just IN from Yiana-
,aroOn. on the Sunset Extension, reports
hat place being abandoned. The China
men have reached there from the west wi b
he track. aud the two ends Of TIE roads are
row only four miles apart. The bridge
yer the PEGS and some trestle work over
lees canyons will keep the ends apart for
80 weeks longer. when Houston viii be
iirectly connected with San Francisco BY
rail-
An old German woman named Miller,
evenly vears old, was killed on the Sunset
rsck At dusk this evening. A switch en-
zine ann eight cars Of cattle passed over Der
b ~. Tha Jury Of inquest y now out.
Ex-Governor Davis delivered an adde's
n spanish ~ q large number o. he1icsn
voters this evening N tue interests OF be
congressional claim
Wh1e eli were 81 supper ~ IaDde q Ho-
Il in Cnstrovills last evening q thief en-
I'D the offioe and carried oesk into the
ard. and took shout 5000 that Il con
tained
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

MARSHALL, November 3.-[Special.l-
Bishop Gregg and Rev. DR.. Patterson ar
rived this evening and will remain until
Monday. The Bishop will preach and adj
minister combinations on Monday.
The Texas IL Pacific have large force
excavating the site for the passenger depot.
Cotton is coming in freely
The Independent candidate for congress
is Russelling around lively.
Much sickness prevails, though not OF a
serious character.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

LANCASTER, November Ably Tele-
phone. ION last Friday night Miss Jennie
Hooker died of malarial fever at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Halter, her step father.
Miss Hooker was one of the loveliest ard
most estimable young ladies in our COM
munity. She was the idol of the home cir
Gle, the centre of a large and devoted cir
Gle of friends, and popular and beloved by
all who knew her. She was younger sis
ter Of Mrs. Halter, whose death was chron.
cled in the HERALD only few weeks ago
Her remains were buried in the village
cemetery and followed to their last resting
place by large. concourse of sorrowing
friends and relatives.
Mrs. w. T. Nance was partially paralyzed
few days ago. She has, for several years
past, been in very feeble health
The Rev. A. NJ. Ayerill will shortly issue
pamphlet from the press.
Judge Johnson, of Dallas was here yes
terday attending court.
The event of the day here was
Mr.. Charles +. Clint's speech. MIR
Clint, who is candidate for county
attorney, spoke over an hour to-day
and delivered a powerful speech through
out. There were many people in town
rom the country, and the enthusiasm over
Mr.. Clint's address was immense. He will
carry this precinct by very large ma
jority.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

DENTON, November3. Especial. l-Throck-
morton and Jones met here to-day in joint
discussion. The audience was fair one
and both speakers were frequently, ap
plauded. Prior to the speaking Jones hot
temper got him into difficulty at the ST.
James hotel with young man OF the place,
IN which he was struck several times in the
face before they could be separated by
r.f
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

Hawrrss. November 4-lspecisl Mrs.
W. B. Glenn, one Of our Oldest and highly
est. emsd ladies. passed away at O'Clock
this morning.
The cotton crop in this section ofths
country is obout onsthird gathered and
marketed, Cotton receipts Up 10 date, 80
hsies. e. much ns The totrl receipts las
year.
oar town Il flooded With caDdidstes aDd
los a stimulants VII be used Until Aitef
TIE election he democrats vii czrry
ff.is district b. q large majority.
Wesfhef warn and 15ndy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09
NIineOla.


MINEoLA, November t. Especial Judge
Ireland, we are informed by an old citizen
of Collin county, was never in Mckinney
until last September. Therefore the charge
of the Texas German Post that Judge Ire
land said seven years ago, in speech at
Mckinney, that the emigrants coming to
Texas were the sweepngs of the aims
houses of their respective countries, is an
infamous falsehood, and every citizen OF
Mckinney will so testify. The malicious
course of the Houston Post towards Judge
ireland is everywhere severely denounced.
Ireland is growing in popularity every day
in this section, and were the election
deferred few weeks, his majority
would probably exceed 100000. Jones
for congress, Buchanan for the sem
ate, aud Hogg for district attorney, tie
democratic nominees, will all be elected by
handsome majority. Greenbsckism has
disappeared from our political arena; the
issue is between democracy and radi-
calism.
Colonel Russell was in town to-day, and
was utterly Respondent as TO his election.
AT the request of the local democracy
Senator Buchanan will close the canvass
with 4 rousing speech next Monday night
at Caspere's hall.
The Golden Troupe appeared at Caspere's
hall last night i'll an entirely new play,
Married Life" and tonight in "Forget-
Me-Not," also new play.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09
NJ eXia.

MExIA, November 4.-[SpeciaL]-There
was political speaking here last night. DIR.
A. G. Camp, the democratic candidate for
the legislature, together with Major L. J.
Farrar and the Hon. l.. L. Foster, candi-
date Tor lloater, completely demolished the
one poor little independent candidate Tor
the legislature.
Mr.. Walter Allison was buried here yes
terdav. He died at Wootan Wells, where
he was soiourning, with a hope to regain
his health, but his case was too far gone.
Weather fine.
We have shipped over $, 0OOb oil cotton
this season.