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New York Stock Market

NEW YORK, January 27,--The stock mar
ket opened strong and ! to per cent
higherthan yesterdays closing prices, Rich.
mond " Danville and Illinois Central being
the most prominent therein, Canada South,
ern however opened at decline of . per
cent. In the early dealings the market
sold up to per cent, the latter for North.
western, after which a reaction of to per
cent. took lace in the general list Denver
" Rio Grande and Lake Shore leading.
Stocks generally strong, Alabama class
A. to ., 50; ditto class i. small, 81; ditto
class b. 5s, l0l; ditto class b. 4s, 81;
Chicago 4 Northwestern, l,03s; do. pre-
ierred, l;4l; Erie, 4O3. East Tennnes-
see, l5 Georgia Railroad, 1.67l; Illinois
Central, l;35l; Lake Shore, 1,l2s; Louisville
Y Nashville, 96l; Memphis & Charleston,
9g; Nashville& Il Chattanooga Sl2; New York
Central, 1919; Cleveland & Pittsburs, IS;
Richmond 4 Allegheny, l,32; Richmond 4
Danville, Rock Island, l.32; Wabash;
81 Louis \ Pacific, 36l do preferred, Gs9
Western Union Telegraph, So, Sub treas
50 COZ Hl0
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have been killed en- route to this mint mr..
ri,ed 10y the forenoon train. alive and we'll.
:, w. W Hungeriord. Vice President of he
New York Il Texas Mexican Railway il
registercd at the Girardin.
Il W. Pierce, Jr, of the Gal.
weston, Harrisburg & San An
na ,1nla Hallway, and Colonel ]. NJ
Means, representing the associated RAILWAYS
vl virginia and the Carollnas, were amonr
'h9 Tip arrivals this morning,
The deficiency in the receints or co,ton
az TINS port since September /. Ia date Nc
SHOWN by the official report of the ex.
cnahge, amounts to H., ,l42 bales, COMPARED
Win the corresponding date Of previous
G, W. Crutcher, of Dallas, is at the Ire.
:, Exchange at Galveston; Commercial sier
ing, $50; bank, 1856; New York sight. mar
bank cent premium; New Orleans sight.
par; bank, cent premium; on America an
silver, | cent discount; Mexican silver IS
:, The steamship Rio Grande sailed for
New York to-day; 3,S9s bales of cotton con
stituted part OF her cargo.
Several visiting Bohemians met several
local bohemans last night, W ith the usual
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DAY Tor numbering Joseph Rowrke, colored
IN ..ineolnton, North Carolina, August 10
1850. The fall was only five feet and death
was CAUSED by strangulation. There were
no unusual incidents. Morris confessed,
ana SAID he was prompted by revenge.
MANSFIELD, la, January 97.-Ed. Bolton,
colored,, was executed to-day, for the al,
tempted murder and highway robbery of
Alfred smith last summer. He made a
statement duplicating John Mobile equally
WIN WIN himself IN the crime, and expressed n
WWlilihgness TO die. John Mobile and Paul
Lringle We're to be executed December 30th,
9ut @ escaped ana since their recapture the
by the Governor.
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Houston.
Special TO the Herald

HousroN, January 27.--Theo. Goldman,
the street-car driver, who drove car over
an old lady, Mrs Christina Hayes, here
last Sunday, she since dying from the
effects, was tried today on a charge OF mur-
der. me evidence was that the deceased
was walking on the track in the center of
block, between the street crossings. and
made no attempt TO get from the track; that
ihe driver did not see her or hear her calls,
but had his back towards the front OF the
car making change for passengers at the
time OF the accident, and could not stop the
car owing to detective brake; no malice or
negligence on his part being proven, he
was held to appear before the criminal court
IN the nominal.sum of $50 bond.
Another case of smallpox, making two in
all, appeared here to-day.
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LoNGyIEw, January, &c. NJ. Fouche,
OF Dallas, but now living in New Orleans,
was here to-day en- route for home.
A very enjoyable ball at Davis Hall last
night was given by the young gentlemen
Of Longyew to a lady visitor.
Rev. T.. \. James, Baptist evangelist, has
been conducting series OF meetings at the
Baptist church for two weeks with some
success. The meeting will continue two
weeks longer.
our District Court is in session. The
whole term will probably be taken up with
criminal business. Application has been
made for n change OF venue in the case of
Page, indicted Tor shooting Maddox, who
conghed in his pre,ence.
Three car-robbcrs were arrested at the
junction last night aud jailed.
Weather has been rainy aud dsagrnea-
bic ,as II has been nearly all the time for n
u month past.
Mr.. Mayo is in town in the interest of
the Dallas HERALD. Great satisfaction Is
expressed because the HERALD comes
through on the same day II is published
\ great cooking main between Long.
view and Marshall is announced for Satur.
day.
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TeNarkana incidents..-A Very Cheeky
"Coon"--.Tried to Jump his Bond.-
A COlOred Convict Killed.
A Negro Fatally Shoots Another
ut Belton..-A Bold Safe Bur.
glary atthat Town.
Legal, Personal and General Informa-
tion From the Capital City.
haps and Mishaps at Corsicana Yester.
day..-Decatur Notes.
Other Entertaining State News.1
TeNarkana.

Texarkana.
specialt to the Herald.
TENARKANA, January 27.--A negro who
had been absent from the city some time,
returned to-day and wanted to visit a fam.
lily that was quarantincd, This the guard
refused to let him do He went to the
Board OF Health Office and abused the Pres.
ident and deiied the town. lie was ar
rested, but fought and abused the officers
to such an extent that they gagged him a,asl
chained him on his back, in which conIt-
tion he is ut this writing. 4,
a county convict named Dramond, was
shot and probably killed to-day, by a guard
in Varner's brick-yard. lie was fined last
June, and had to work on the ward,
but ELECTED his escape soon thereafter. He
was arrested again about two weeks ago
and has been wearing ball and chain at
work ever since, until to-day, when he
broke the lock and ran The guard fired
two shots with II shotgun, the last filled his
back with buckshot and he is supposed to
| be dying.
| Quite an excitement occurred today by a
desperate named Berry trying to iuinJ
his bond, under which he was for robbery
but he was caught and his bond raised ic
$1,000. He could not give H. so he is in the
cooler.
a drunken man hurrahing for jeff Davis
was pulled in to-day
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Clayton-Bulwer Treaty.

WASHINGTON, Janurry V.-The following
is the substance Of the diplomatic cores
pondence relating to Clayton-Bulwer
Treaty submitted to Congress to-day, con.
sisting of letter from Lord
Granville to Mr.. Hoppin, and
q letter from the Secretary of State
TO Minister Lowell. The letter of Lord
Granville, dated November 10, 1881, is in
reply TO Mr.. Blaine's letter of June 9th,
which has already been published. After
acknowledging the receipt of this letter and
explaining that the failure of her Maiesty's
government to answer it more promptly
was mainly due to the long suspense which
followed the sad event of July ., Lord
Granville notes especially the stress laid
10y Mr.. Blaine upon the objection made by
the Government of the United States to
any concerted action of European powers
Tor the purpose of guaranteeing the neu-
trality Of the canal or determining condi-
pose to enter into detailed argi
mcnt in reply to Mr.. Blain's
observations. ! should wish, therefore, to
point to you the position of Great Britain
and the United States with reference 10 the
canal. On account of the magnitude oftho
commercial relations of the former power
with the countries adjacent, 1t wishes to form
highway as determined by engagements
entered into by them respectively in con.
Vention, which was signed at Washington
on the 18th of April, 1850, commonly known
rs the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, and
her Maiesty's government rely with
confidence upon the observance Of all en-
gagements of that treaty" Blaine's letter in
reply 10 this communication, dated No.
vember, @th, 1881, is q summary Of the his
torical objections to the Clayton.Bulwer
treaty, and very decided difference OF
opinion existing between the two govern.
ments to which It's Interpretation has given
rSe' Blaine then reviews at length the
mission of Sir William Owsley TO the United
states, the proposal of the British
Government to submit the question in dis
nnte To- arbitration, and the failure Of the
Clarendon. Dallas treaty. In summing up
this negotiation, Blaine says: at was
frankly admitted on both sides that
the engagements of the treaty were
misunderstood, imperfectly comprehend,
anu contradictorily interpreted and mu.
iually vcyatious.' Blaine concludes as fol.
lows; ut will be seen that from the time
otthe conclusion Of this treaty In 1850
until the end Of 1853, Its provisions were
thus made the basis OF proposal
70 arbitratc as to their meaning that modi.
hcations and abrogations have alike been
contingcntly considered, and that It's vexa.
uous and imperfect character has been re.
neatcdly recognized on both sides
The proposal of this governncn,
n TO free from IL those
embarrassing feelings, and leave Il, as It's
runners intended II should be, full and
perfect settlement for all time of all posi-
bic ISSUES between the United States and
vrcat Britain with regard to Ccntra
America.
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CoRslcANA, January 27-Thc District
Court closes its eight weeks term and ad-
journs tomorrow. Great credit is due
Judge Bradley and County Attorney Hardy
for the rapidity and thoroughncss of their
work. Twenty-nine felony cases were dis
posed of, eighteen of which were conyic-
tions, in one (which the judgment was set
aside and two appealed. The Judge leaves
Monday with his accomplished daughter,
who has been visiting here, for his home at
Fairfield. The bar gives banquet tonight
to heal the bitterness engendered in the
past term.
Bob Cubley and JEFF Robinson attacked
the officers who attempted to arrest them
| for an assault on Samuel hartman, and
after being put in the calaboose nearly suf-
focated themselves by setting fire 70 the
prison.
Hazel Kirke will be played here to-mor-
row night with the largest reserve seat sale
| ever given to Il company in this city.
The report of the Grand Jury which is
published in full in our county papers, is a
masterpiece of morality, and for statistics
without comparison. 1t closes by tender.
ing thanks TO a prominent hotc-keeper and
one OF our saloon men for hospitalties re-
ceived.
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lielton
Special to the Herald.


bkLroN, January 27,-This evening abont
O'Clock, one mile west of town, diff
culty took place between...Andy Harris and
iiehry Hanna, colored, in which the latter
shot and instantly killed the former with a
slx-shooter, 1t seems that Harris was trying
to Kill a brother of Hanna. Harris was n
mean negro, and the community is bene-
htcd by his being killed.
The safe of Moore Il Son, lumber dealers
was ourflarized last night and robbed of
ABOUT $40 By unknown parties. They
unlled hole in the safe door and blew Il
open with powder.
MAJOR Marvin, of the Missouri Pacific, is
" .ne c',y; ana he still thinks the Missouri,
Kansas Texas will come to Belton.
The new Baptist church is being rapidly
erected and will be an ornament to the city
when completed.
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San AutonIo
Special to the Herald.

oPccihi 10 thc Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, January 27.-The District
Court OF Bexar county is engaged with r.
H. Neal, who some two years ago EN-
bezzled $4,000 of the San Antonio Real
Estate, Building and Loan Association.
Neal isa high Mason (thirty-sccondD He
gave bond, jumped the State and was re-
captured In Georgia, and has had one mis-
trinl' Inc trlal causes great excitement.
Tramps chloroiormed countryman
asleep in the camp-yard and relieved him
of $40
The trial of the stage robbers has been
postponed until February on account of
assent witnesses.
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Oscar Wilde received a setback at Wash

Oscar Wilde received setback at Wash.
ington the first time he went out. He took
In the House Of Representatives, aud during
the proceedings sent his card TO Speaker
keiier, evidently expecting that
gentleman would adjourn the House,
encc Of the msthetc and notify the mem.
bers to brace up. But what the Speaker
did do was to send word to Mr., Wilde that
he did not receive callers during the ses
-ions Of the House, and this caused Mr.
Wilde 10 20 OF In frame OF mind.
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Liverpool Cotton Circular.

LIVERPOOL, January 27,-This weeks cir
cular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Asso-
cation, says; Cotton was in limited re-
quest, Thursday there was more inquiry
and the market was firm for American.
There was moderate demand, and prices
were reduced 3D., and We're quiet and feat
nreless and declined l-32d, Monday, but
have since recovered
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New York, January 2G.-The Posts cot
ton market report says Future deliveries
opened points to points. lost over 3
points and then advanced points, 2 points
above yesterdays closing prices The
third call displayed fair demand at
triiling decline.
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WASHINGTON, January 27,-The Commit
tee on the Census to-day agreed to report
to the House .favorablY the Representative
Apportionment Bill, but with certain
amendments,.one of fwhioh.'..is that the total
number of members in the House shall
be 320.
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burned.

PETERSBURG, Va, January 27.-The
Rosin Mills, owned by II, A.Mun, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire this morning, to.
gether with n large quantity of flour and
meal. Loss estimated ut about $4,000; in
surance $1,000. Origin of the fire unknown.
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The Postal Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, January 27.-The Postal APP
preparation Bill, reported to the House 10.
day, appropriates si3,63o,3oo, being s225 900
less than tie estimates and S2,6Sl ,S6S more
than the appropriation for the current
year.
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Ganbetta Resigns.

PARIS, January T.-Gambet,a's speech
in the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday was
very eloquent, and was applauded by
his admirers. especially that part In
which he repudiated the insinuation
that he .aspired TO dictatorship. Amer his
speech he proposed that clause In IA
serted IN the committee resolution and
that the first paragraph Of the resolution,
which the government opposed, viz; the
one asserting that 1t Is expedient TO revise
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Austin.
snenlal 10 the IIernld.

'l''iH w Nhf
AUSTIN, January 27.--Judgc Pardec dc.
cides that his judgment In the Mercer Col.
ony does not affect the University or school
lands set apart before the first Injunction
was granted in 1875. He has changed the
decree, however, by striking out the words
vacant and unappropriated public do.
main, n change for the complainants that
gives them power over private property
within the boundaries of the Mercer colony.
Payments ofpurchasc money for school,
University and public lands are being sent,
In many instances, 10 the Land Office. In.
stead of direct TO the Treasury, ms the law
directs, and this occasions delay and in.
convenience
j. W. Houchcn shot, somc distance from
this city, yesterday, Frank Light, who will
not recover.
The Governor offers reward of 1000 for
the arrest Of the murderer of Dr. Miller.
lately In Washington county.
A charter was filed by the Mutual Aid
Charitable Association Of Texas, domiciled
at Dallas Officers: w. ]. Wallin, Presi.
dent; Fred. w. Miner, Vice. President. and
II. McClugh, Secretary.
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Nominated.

WASHINGTON, January THE President
to-day nominated to postmasterships, Jo-
seph +. pells. at Palestine, Texas; Madison
Danir at Athens, Georgia; Henry u. Mich
OILS, Norfolk, Virginia.
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Decatur.
Special 10 the Herald.

DECATUR, January 27.-Chambers & Haw-
kins, dry goods merchants, of Chico, have
made an assignment for the benefit of their
creditors 10 General N. B. Pearce represent
Ing Kendall ~ Emory, and s. Ii. benedict
" Co., of Kansas City. Their liabilities are
about $4,000 and assets $4,000.
No new cases OF smallpox.
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the constitutional laws, be voted upon first.
The proposal was made in the hope
that the chamber would not
stultify itself by a revised decision. The
Chamber adopted paragraph by
q vote of 2S2 to 227. Gam
BETA then announced his resignation
BY this maneuver he appears before the
country as having been overthrown for OPP
posing n wild scheme for reform. Other
votes on the bill were taken subsequently.
After the sitting Gamleetta appeared to be
cheerful and confident.
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CINoISNATI, January 27.-A special from
Catlettsburg, Kentucky, says a jury was
chosen yesterday to try Ellis and Craft for
the Gibbons family murder, and the trial
will begin to-day.
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AGAIN AND AGAIN

Have proved right that full confidence the people
have reposed in and every day of existence helps
to further establish this right 1t is conceded by all
that have watched this, our "Semi-annual Clearing
Sale, that our methods benefit mutually we
dispose of surplus stock, and the pur-
chaser money.
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PniLAprLrnlA, January 27.-The loss by
fire last night at the Keystone Hub, Spoke
and Wheel Works. Nos. Ia, l76 and l1s
Canal street, was $4,000, partially insured.
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Galveston,

Special 10 the Herald.
GALVESTON, January 27.-Members Of the
Committee on Deep Water and the Custom.
house telegraphed last night TO Colonel
Thomas 7. oehiltree, Washington, to pay
no attention to the proceedings of the com.
mitiec at the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
rs the sentiments then expressed were mi
the opinion OF one member: that COMMITTEES
as whole, were favorably disposed toward
him. The following telegram was received
this morning from Washington by Mr., n.
John. OF the above committee
Delegation made a wise move. Commit.
tee begins Harbor Bill February "a. Rea.
gan, Upson. Wellborn, Culberson, Coke. et
Metropolitan Hotel-onr reliance.
tsignedl d. Rusu Plustr,.
j. W. switser, Of New York, reported 10
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Failures.

NEw York, January Pr. G. Dun &
Cos. Mercantile Agency report the failures
throughout the country during tho week,
at i55, which is a considerable reduction
compared with the recent week, In East
ern States, s; Western, IS; Southern, 80;
Middle, 2l Pacific coast and Territories,
10; New York city,o Failures IN the
South are still excessive. In New York
city no stoppage of Importance has occur
rod
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STATE SPECIALS.

FURTHER Work Of Galveston's Earn.
est tCommlttee...Interesting Miscel.
iany From the Gem of the Gulf.
San Antonio Gleanings.
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NEW ORLEANS, January T.-Just before
o'clock to-day August Davis, colored, was
hanged at the parish prison, for an indecent
assault on white woman in the suburbs Of
this city OH the 10th OF october last. Davis
asserted to the last that he was innocent OF
the crime for which he was tried, but he
was not sorry 20. A drop Of nine feet
failed TO break the culprit's neck aud he
died Of strangulation, though almost with
out = struggle.
RALEiui, N. c., January 2f.--John Aler.
ander Morris, colored, was hanged here to.
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OVER THE wATBR.

LONDON, January 27.-Jos. DoYelva, stock
and share broker, of Angel Court Bank,
East Circuit, has failed. other failures in
the stock exchange are reported. l.iaDili-
ties are not believed to be large, but there
is. much anxiety pending the completion
of settlements.
DUBLIN, January 2I.--One of the most
popular and respected members of the
Dublin Exchange failed to-day. Liabilities
considerable One Dublin bank is said to
be his creditor for 100000.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS,

The Ste. Genevieve is the Anchor-liner to-
morrow evening for St. Louis.
The Golden Crown, Captain E. L. Shinkle,
is the next O-liner due down for New Or
leans.
The Paris C. Brown, Captain A. NJ. Halli-
day, Is due up this morning early, bound for
Cincinnati. Chris J. Young is in the efice.
The Katie Hooper. Captain Ed Rowland,
is the packet this evening at o'clock for
all points on Arkansas river. Charles Mus
selman and Will Darragh are her clerks.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry Cooper, is
the Lee-liner this evening at 5 o'clock for
Osceola and the upper bends Hugh Tom
linson and Charles Bourne are her clerks.
The John A. Scudder, Captain William
Baker, is the Anchor-liner this morning at
10 o'clock for New Orleans and all interme-
diate landings. George Baker is her clerk.
The elegant passenger packet w. p. Hal
liday, Captain Beck jolly, is the Anchor
Line packet this morning at 10 o'clock for
Cairo and st. Louis. Owen ]. Gates is her
clerk.
The Dean Adams, Captain NJ. R. Cheek, is
the United States mail packet tomorrow
evening at 5 o'clock for Arkansas City and
all way landings. A. L. Cummings is in the
Office.
The James Lee, Captain Stack Lee on
ueck, is the packet tn1s evening at CLOCK
for Helena, Friars Point and all way land
ings. Arthur Browne is her clerk, assisted
by VIII Ashford and Plat Rhosds.
The Vint Shinkle, Captain G. Wash
Thompson, is the Friday packet for all points
on the Ohio river as far as Cincinnati.
Colonel j. D. Moore has charge of her Office.
The Shipkle will give cheap rates to all
points North and East.
The Pow Boy, Captain Postal, will be
found in port this morning, and leaves again
this evening ct o'clock for all points on
White river, going through to Jscksonport,
making connections with packets for upper
White and Black rivers Charles NJ. and
Joseph Postal are her clerks.
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tenbs- 1919; October, 11.s4; November,
II u e5sa,1 So &c; Dscember, 11.66@1I.67. Sales,
81, 900 bales. IN. so,
Al New Sa quiet; at 3, quiet: cIosing vii \
49,. a. 81, a. Solows: Low ordinary, 95c: or
J; EU.ai2 1Gsc. good ordinary, 1Ikc; low mid
Ji nary' , dgs.' idaHg, 125c; good middlipy
IT, 0S NJ orleans future market opened
ouis ne - ~ dull; at 2:3o, easy, closing at
tba fa'u az quotations: January, lisa
II liz 10 1oi1 Tsbr5ars, 1L5S@1160; March, III
ai all ss Ipra, Il ,ss@l1'S4; May, l195 bid;
Inn Ia'I I55a65SI210; July, =; august, I2.2i
bid. GI1 iLO 11.s09lL8I; October, III so
S az 2so November, 11.3S@1l.S9; Deem Der,
II : sal Sc sales, $500 bales.
Tbs foiiowipg bulletins indicate the con.
ditiae If markets at other ports: