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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-27

Special 10 the Herald
FoRr WoRrn, October 26 "A freight train
on the Missouri Pacific was wrecked last
night five miles south of here. Five ears
were ditched, but slight damage done.
The shooting match took place It
o'clock this evening, between local contest
ants. DIR. IL. W. Moore and Il. r. Streets
won first prize, S7S, the second prize. 800,
was awarded to N. d. Barradall, Theo.
Witten and W. C. Getor they making d
draw of the after-tio. Theo. Wllien won
the S25 prize.
A fashionable wedding occurred tonight
Mr.. Foster and Miss Latt
Seven wagons of Grays0n county mmi.
grants passed through to-day for Menard
county.
one hundred and seventy.iive bales of
cotton were received to-day and siStv.three
carloads OF beef cattle shipped to East ST.
Louis and Chicago to-day also three
double carloads OF sheep were shipped east.
Three hundred bales OF cotton have beeS
compressed here TO date,
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Cleburnc.
| Special TO the lie

CLrnuRSr, October s0.-Sod Lott aud n.
Il. Roby, Lofts nephew, were both badly
cut by each o,bcr this evening about 8
O'Clock In quarrel. Lott abused Roby for
refusing to 20 his bond. n few--weeks
since for beating his wife, which lead 10 he
cutting. Roby is not expected TO live
through the night. Lott received o sovero
but not necessarily fatal cut on the head
by one OF Roby's friends, who was near
when the quarrel began. Lott IL now In
jail awaiting trial. lie Is q hard dfinker
aud has been before the authorities before
for various otfenses,
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SAN ANTONIO, October 2G,-ln the United
States district court to-day, James Carroll
was convicted Of manslaughter. Carroll, o
few weeks ago killed Fritz Pandley, shoot
ing him with q revolver. Both were gov
ernment employees, aud the shooting 90
Cured In the arsenal grounds, in this city.
The United States authorities took the case
after an inquest Jury had exonerated Car
roll on the grounds Of seli.deiense, and
proved that the evidence going 10 Acqut
was periured, involving man and his wife
cited great interest, on account Of the posi-
ton assumed by United States Attorney
Evans In claiming jurisdiction.
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Greenvilie.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald
GRFENvILLE, October 2G.--Governor Lub..
book spoke here last night, making one ut
the best speeches of the campaign, The
election is becoming quite an interesting
topic especially with the county Office
seekers.
The Missouri Pacific railroad company
Is constructing round-house here at their
depot.
on the 29d OF the month n proposition TO
levy u tax to run II ten months free-schOol,
will be voted on,
An employe OF the Missouri Pacific rail-
road was badly hurt yesterday while re-
pairing passenger coach at the engine
house. One hand was crushed and his
body severely bruised, His recovery is
doubtful.
Cotton is coming in lively receipts TO
date about 1 GOO bales.
Business generally is good,
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Galveston.


HfVNihi VI AAt l'Ihlu'
GALVESTON, October 8-Tho Chicago
futures market closed steadyand firm nj
quotations. November wheat, Nll Noyem.
corn, CO.. seller the year, COZ, January
5j'; May, sol. November pork, Sl0.35
January, slS72i. November lard, II 37i
Weather unsettled, Grain receipts incrcas.
inp.
The Galveston market for spot cotton
closed weak and irregular; middling, l0l:
sales, 3,S2l bales, receipts, 1 1853.
Futures opened weak and closed steady,
January, 10 03Hl0 05.February, 10 1000 IL
March, 10 lsml0 ~: April, 10 9i6oiO VI
october, 10 ljmlO is; November, 10 O0M
10 %; December 10 0O@lO O2. Sales, D
100.
Wool-Finc TO medium 10 to 25c: coarse
10 TO lie; bury and dirty, l2i to lie.
Hides-Dry Hint, l2i to llic; dry salted.
r. to l2lc.
Judge Stratton, independent candidat,
for the state senate, and #. j. Duff, indie
pendent candidate for iloater, spoke here
tonight in the west end of the city,
Colonel Finlay and Major Ochiltrce leave
by the same tram in the morning,
The steamship Crystal leit this afternoon
for Liverpool with cargo of 1909 bales OF
cotton aboard, the largest ever shipped
from this port.
Deputy United States Marshal IL. II,
fitzpatrick was married at 81, Johns
church to Miss Mabel McClanahan, by Rev
q. w, Briggs The ceremony was n most
impressive one. The newly married coupl,
left on board the Morgan Line steamer ioi
New Orleans, for q short visit.
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sulphur Springs.

Special to the Herald.
SULPHUR SrGiSGs, October 2j.-The Hop.
kins county fair Is success, ana the attend.
ance very large to-day. The gate fees are
heavy, The stock rings are iull and the
agricultural department is shoging up
splendldly, much better than at any OF the
preceding fairs. The ladies' department
is better filed than ever before, and the dis.
play is magnificent. There are many races
and some little excitement consequent.
among the ulslingul'hed.y visitors are Hon,
and Adiuiunt General King. Seth w. Stew
art, esq, will deliver the annual address 10.
morrow.
There will be grand ball tonight at the
opera house.
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Austin,
HncolAl 10 tho HorAld.

AusrIs, oc,ob.r .G.-Thc fair was well
attended to-day. This number Of cattle on
the grounds s very small and but few pre.
miums were awarded to-day In this depart.
ment.
RACKS.
First Race-Running; mile heats, three
sl25. Entries: John Hancock's b. (, Miss
Ward, Warren Nix's ch. o. wataugua, j.
NJ. Browns ch. c. John Claiborne.
First Heat--Claiborne first, Wataurua
second, Miss Ward third. Time. i:h3i.
Second Ract-Tro'tinr; mile heats 10
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GreenVille: Governor Lubbock's Speech
"A Painful Accident.
Clebnrne: Two Relatives Resort to
the Knife.
And Other Interesting Specials.
Houston.

Houston.
Special to the Herald
HorsroN, October 2G.--C. o. Wallace,
claiming to hail from st. Louis, and pork
packer, committed suicide at the llutchins
house to-day. Some time ago he deposited
q draft for $50 with T. W. Houses bank for
collection, drawn on G. II. Carter Il Co.
-, Louis, wholesale provision dealers. The
draft was returned to-day unpaid. Wallace
then returned 20 his rooms at the hotel,
dlvested himself of his outer clothing,
placed "A wash-6asn on the floor beside the
head Of the bed, lay down, held his head
over the basin, and cut his throat with n
razor from ear 10 ear, scvering all the ar.
teries. He evidently held his head over
the basin for u considerable time, as the
basin was nearly filed with his blood.
When found life was extinct, and the body
was lying on the loor beside the bed, hay
ing fallen OIL, weltering in gore. An in.
quest was held and a verdict Of suicide was
rendered. &. II. Carter 4 Co., of ST. Louis,
were telegraphed, and If no instructions are
received M to the disposition of the ro.
mains, they will be Inferred by the cNinty.
lie was an elderly gentleman about GO
years OF age, had slightly gray hair and
whlskers, was well-dressed, and apparently
had some means when he arrived here some
three weeks ago,
kutheven Commandery No. ., knights
lemplar, Will hold commandery Of sorrow
on sunday next In memory Of Right Emi
/ nent Grand Commander John j. Good, ol
Dallas. The services will be held In Christ
church.
a party Of English noblemcn arrived here
to-day, accompanied by DR.. John H. Ennis
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the ANARCHISTS.
PARIS, October Ale Paris publishes the
details of tho anarchist conspiracy. They
show that L is composed OF small numbers
of staunoh supporters in all towns and man.
utacturing villages of France, The mem
bers are mostly young men, who distribute
revolutionary papers. Each group has Il
distinctive name and letter Documents
seized by the authorities recommend that
the groups should pretend TO be trades
unions. All groups in u department
form q federation, some having Sc
cret symbol and these iederations
are the link between the groups
and the central committee. Several
Of the persons arrested Saturday last be.
long to the tederations. The central com.
mitiee Is composed OF delegates from each
OF the federations. Ii meets monthly at
Geneva. Letters in Prince Krapotkine's
handwriting shows him TO be member of
the conspiracy. The disturbances in
August at Monticeau les Mines were not
ordered, us the committee disapproyed OF
them as premature. They were due to the
clericalism OF the manager of the mines.
The dynamite found by the authorities was
manufactured in Switzerland. A succes-
sion of'tnres at 3Amicns bay pro.
duced great uneaSness. The action of
the government IN suspending the trials
OF persons arrested in connection with
rioting at Montceau les Mines is much crit.
Cisod, but Is taken as q resolution to allow
the miscreants to enjoy impunity. Two re-
publican newspapers at Lyons have been
warned that their Offices would be blown up.
RESIGNED.
NJ. Flouquet, project Of the department OF
the Seine, has resigned.
NUMEROUS.
4 II is stated that members of the anarchiS,
declarations in Paris and Its suburbs alone
number |, 90.
TIIE sYNDIC or LYONS
has received a letter in which threat Is
made TO blow UP the bOurse in that city.
OF COURSE.
CAIRO, October GA cabinet council
has been summoned for today The khe.
dive will preside. II il believed tho main
point OF discussion will DO the advisability
OF stopping further proceedings against
the rebels.
MARSHAL sCRRASos PLANS,
LoNpoN, October ga dispatch TO Reu.
ter's Telegram company says, The pro.
gralnmc OF Marshal Serrano's party com.
prises the re.establishment Of the constitu.
/ tion of lSGJ, modified as follows: King Al.
I ionso and his dynasty are TO he recognized
rs the legitimate rulers of the country, the
King to have the power Of dissOlyng the
cortes on condition that new legislature
shall be summoned Immediately, the pres.
cut life senators TO be entitled 10 retain
their dignity in the new legislature, and the
sitting Of congress TO be limited TO six
months.
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Special 10 the Herald.

CoRsrcASA, October 9J.-Hon. X. Q.
Mills, representative from this district. was
called to Washington last night by telegram
20 attend the sick bed OF his wife, and will
thus be unable 10 Ill his engagements.
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sporting.
THE nia WALKING MATCH.

THE BIG WALKING HATCH.
Nrw yonx, October, s0.-Twelvs o'clock
score; Fitzgerald, $50; Hughes, ae@; Hs-
sael, ss3; Ncremsc, ssi; Rowell, 575; Hart.
a1i; Her,y Ni; vint, s23.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Houston: Shocking Suicide of A Well
Dressed Strauger.-Engllsh Noble.
men - knights-Templar
Memorial Services.
san Antonio: Carroll Convicted Ia the
United States Court Points of
This Cause Celebrc.
Galveston: An Extraordinary Cargo
OF Cotton lears-The Markets
Local l.acOnics.
Austin: Sport on the Turf-The Fair
-" "f0ur-bit" Lands In Great
Demand.
Fort Worth: Missouri Pacific Cars
Shooting ARRAY.
sulphur Springs: The Hopkins County
Fair-Nlsitors Present.
McGregor: 4 Stabbing ARRAY The
Terminus on Il Boom.
Greemille: Governor Lubbock's Speech
A Painful Accident.
Cleburne: Two Relatives Resort TO
the knife.
And Other Interesting Specials,
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
8O6 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS

On Our First Floor are offering a complete line o
Jeans Lndseys Flannes Repecnts Blankets Bleached and
Brown Canton Fannels, Bleached and Brown Domestcs
Cotton Plaids Cheviots, Hickory Stripes, Prints, etc.
On Our Second Floor offering as complete line
Of Notions Hosiery Gents Furnishing oods Cashmere,
Shirts, Especially suited to Western trade), Custom
Made Overals, ETC.. as ever offered in this market
On Our Third Floor offering the most complete
line of Mems Boys and Chldrens Hats, comprising J. B.
Sesons and Hurst Sons Hats gotten up especially for
our Cow Boy trade, also Ladies and Misses Trimmed
Hats Misses and Chldens Sailor Hats Trunks Vases and
Saches also Towers Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats,
ever offered by us.
@ We earnestly solicit an inspection of Stock before
making purchases.
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The Fire Record,
AT BorxiSsviLLr, KY.

NASHVILLE. october 2.--Adyices from
lIopkinsville, Kentucky, are TO the effect
that the town Is burning up. One Of the
principal hotels, the bank and operation
are said to have been already DESTROYED,
with important blocks Of buildings on
tire.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, October %.-The lire at Hop.
kinsyille, Kentucky, last night, was the
work of an lncendiary. II originated In
Smiths stable at . y. m. and was extin.
guished at midnight. -Four blocks wer,
burned. Loss on buildings Is $4,000
and on stock, $4,000. The insurance will
not cover half the losses.
CaniinueJ nm Innrth pars.
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gether in the south on plans adopted bv
the American Missionary ASSOCIATION,
Az TINS mornings session papers we're
read on Texas Work. by William r.
Brooks, ot Texas; on Higher Education,
By kev, Il. NJ, Crayoath, OF Tennessee, and
The New South,n by Rev Or. J. +. RAY
OF Georgia During the forenoon a
Woman S Missionary meeting was held at
the chapel OF Plymouth church, at which
papers were read by Mrs. G.. W Andrews,
OF Falladesa, Alabama, aud Miss Annie
tohill, ei Nashville, Tennessee Tonight
maSs-meotlng will b. held In the raber.
naoie, which will be addressed on the snb.
lect of southern Education" by EN.Presi,
dent Rutherford d, Hays, President White.
OF Cornell university, and Hon. J. l.. NJ.
Curry, OF Virginia.
JUBILEE nay.
MNMrus, October &.-rhiswR Jubilee
Day, and 5000 people thronged the walks.
viewing the procession of the manuaclur.
ing aud business interests If Memphis.
which moved promptly az 10 o'clock. The
parade included all local military compa.
MES ana IRE departments. Ii was three.
quarters OF an hour passing a given point
AT noon Judge Ciapp delivered the address
Memphis and her Growth Tonight "A
display Of fireworks on the blu.ls, followed
by a grand masked ball in the exposition
building, concludes the days entertain.
ment, titeen Thousand people from ad-
lacent points are in the city.
THE BtCEN .ENNfAL rErrs.
{ PHuApFLPnJA, October .G,--TO-day is
styled FESTIVAL Day. in the group Of
Bi'Centennisl letes, The day. ceremonies
We're inauguratcd by parade OF knights.
Itmpiar over the same route previous
professions have covered. At the same
hour there were a bicycle meeting and
archery contests in Faismouut park and u
Welsh musical festival in Bi,tcnIenu al
music han. The crowd appeared almost
undiminihcd As the remplar parade
passed through the streets, the paIt,cirants
comprising COMMUNICATES from New York,
Washington, Providence, Pdis1qrg Rich
mond ondoiher cities, ana numhcrins ne.
tween 5,OM and 1000, they presented SUI
peru appearance in their reyu4tu
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BROTHERS
GREAT CARPET SALZI
CARPETS! - CARPETS!
Fer ONE WEEK
CARPETS! CARPETS +!

should call at once. Velvet Carpets at won
derfully low prices
These goods cannot be bought elsewhere for
3hcts yard more
Extra Supers at csc, formerly sold at gOc
ENtra Supers at !jc., formerly sold at 81
Extra choice styles at SOC. and 81. 90
Twoply lngrains at 25c, SOC S5c. 4Oc., soc.
GOc ;, all Of which will be found far below
regular prices
lou must come and see them II you would be
convinced that SANGERS' is the
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Continued ON Fourth Page.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-06-10
5&N~1#0 POULTRY Yaa18.


''e' e. H.yeys @.(s|trr Yar:s g g-,er fetc se5 Cast,
~. u ''s4nd. --i.-tss L !z l..l al tas.g,~,,
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COZ NT1 P3..ATTOET

Res0lseG, That the clear and
able exposition o. the principles
Of Nevada Reputlicanism as
enunciated in the Platform and
Resolutions held at the late
Republican Convention at Reno
is hereby endorsed by this Con-
vention.
ReSoZred, That this Convention
pledges its nominees to a rigid
enconomy in the administra-
ton Of county affairs, IN the in
terest of the taxpayers and
business men of Ormsby county.
Reso!red, That the suspicious
attitude of the Democracy upon
the. question of public schools
meets with the hearty disap-
proval Of all people, irrespective
of party, who are interested in
popular education.
ResOlred, That the nominees
of this Convention on the Legis-
lative ticket be pledged against
the form of railroad extortion
practiced by the Central Pacific
Railroad Company known as
ssback freight" by which certain
freight landed in Reno is
charged for as if it was carried
to Sacramento and return,
thereby discriminating against
Nevada and its business.
Resoired, That we favor the
passage of a bill by which a
State Board of Equalization
may be provided for the pur-
pose of equalizing taxation
upon all property within the |
State. The duties to be per-
formed without compensation
by such State officers as the Leg
stature shall designate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-20
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM

I,eeoired, That the honor and
gI0r. Of the Republic, its con-
tinued peace, prosperity and
progress will be best served by
the perpetuation and continued
success Of the Republican, party.
We declare our fidelity to its
principles as expressed in the
Chicago platform o: 1880, ana as
further embodied - its great
history from its Organization to
the present time.
Reso1red, That in the tragic
death Of President Garfield cur
country has suffered deplorable
loss, and the Republican party
m0urns for one who consecrated
noble and heroic life to the
vindicati0a Of its great purposes.
Resolred, That we have faith
in the prudent and sagacious
administration o. President
Arthur and believe it will result
in promoting the best interests
OF the country.
Resoiced, That the presence
in our midst Of q seTViie race Of
aliens, Incapable OF assimilating
with our institutions is Il per-
petual menace to all classes Of
society. The relief extended
to our people BY the passage of
a law excluding the Chinese by
a Republican Congress and ap-
proved by a Republican Presi-
dent is a genuine cause Of Salts
faction. We are in favor of
strenuously enforcing the pro-
visions Of said law, and we
pledge the Republican party to
labor now and henceforth to
secure such further legislation
as will permanently exclude the
Chinese.
Resoyred, That we recognize
the paramount Importance of
maintaining unimpaired the
free public school system OF the
State. We shall defend it against
sectarian, political or other i'm
proper influences, and we favor
such additional legislation as the
condition and wants of the COM
mon schools of the State may |
require. AS free institutions |
they should he so conducted as |
to satisfy poor and rich alike,
and upon this principle we urge |
the adoption of some system BY |
which this State shall furnish |
the text books at the lowest pos
sible figure.
Resolred, That owing to the
position of Nevada from
the seabOard and the entire alb
sence of navigable waters and
competing lines OF railroads to
and from commercial ceEter5,
we demand from Congress such
and effective legis-
lation az will place our people on
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terms of equality in respect to
transportation charges with co.n-
munities specially favored by
railroad monopo!ies.
Res0irpd, That We pledge the
Republican party OF Nevada to
such a course Of enIighten d
legislation as will extend to rail
road and ali other corporations
doing business IN this State the
same protection and the same
rights before the law as accorded
20 MISUNDERSTANDING more and no
less. And further, that the Re
publican party favors apd de-
mands at the hands Of the State
Legislature legislation regula-
ting and equalizing frei2lt5 and
fares on al railroads within this
State.
Resolred, Th>t we are in favor
OF the Government Of the United
States establishing a postal teie-
graph service: ana operating the
same III connection "ifn tie
Posto1ilce Department.
hes'lr'", mat the coinage OF
silver should be placed. upon the
same basis as that Of gold. and
we invoke early Congressional
!eglsiatioh 10 'nat enc
1.9S'lte"' .'"' II - '"c ""iS
OF me Legls'a'ure 10 enact 7uch
Jaws IL VIII Ie7".' III ,"e PurA,
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"a l'e"'e' % .o',,,1 aux" , I''"''
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'i0le mart consistent WIN me
requirements OF me puoiic SER
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Fei"ti,!9 - th3 locatIoH an"
WORKING OF mineral -a'l''2 10
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'ehe"' 'noui" i!''"e me "eceS-
AIRY pt"El5lo''S 'or " f'hEthlion
o revise IN" entire constitution
u the STATE; thal III proFlulh@
OF 'Such co!lFeil'ioh' "t'i-3oaro- $
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lpEiiiiS me "u'llpef "l oeleSa'es
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For Governor,
ENOCH STROTHER,
OF STOREY County.
For Lieutenant Governor
c.. E. LAUGHTON,
Of Oc:as3y.
For Congressman.
C. c.. POWNING.
OF Washoc.
For Supreme Judge.
O. R. LEONARD,
OF Humboldt.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
CHAS. F. BICkNELL,
OF Ormsby.
For Secretary Of State,
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Tie above trains are ran daily and make
elo-e cnnn.t tim at Noun House with teams
OF the Virginia tS Truckee Railroad for Virginia
City and Reno. a.d with I,'e Central Pacific
at Reno, via the Virginia s. Truckee Railroad,
for al points Last and West.
YERINGTON, Ger. Supt.
f. J. LAWS,
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