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San Antonio.
Special to the Herald.
EXTRA REPORT.
Crimes and Casualties
MExIoAN JUSTICE.


CITY or MEXICO, May 22-Fiye men who
attempted to destroy bridge on the Mex.
lean National railway on Friday last were
caught yesterday, and, by order of the goy.
ernor, OF the state of Mexico, were imme.
diately shot.
AN EXCEPTIONAL CASE.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, May 22.--Judge
Matthews, of the United States supreme
court, to-day convened the United States
circuit court for the eastern district OF Ten
nessee in special session to try the case OF
the State Of Tennessee VS.. Geo. L.. Larkins,
Tor murder about year ago. Larkins was
deputy United States marshal, and killed
his cousin. The case attracts much atten.
ton, as this is the only case of the kind
ever tried IN United States court. Judges
Baxter and Key sit with Judge Matthews.
jury was completed this afternoon, and
the court adjourned until 0 O'Clock to-
morrow.
STARTLING CONFESSION.
MuscATIYE, IA, May 22.-Notice was tel
egraphed Saturday of the murder of man
named McMinon by his children. The
Eirl, Mary, who on Saturday de-
cared that she shot her father
In self Defense her brother and older
sister, are here In Jail. To-day the Daily
Journal has a full confession from the two
girls, showing that the murder was com.
mitted by the brother In order that the
children might have things their own way
at home, and 1t was arranged that the
younger sister should acknowledge the
shooting with the idea that a
youth would save her from punishment.
NEw YORK, May 2,-Charles II. Smith,
who was indicted by the grand jury on the
charge of stealing from the treasury de-
partment certain plates and material of the
0 per cent. issue Of bonds on January 15,
1850, was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Benedict in Brooklyn to-
day. His council raised the objection of
misnomer and claimed his clients name
was not Charles III. Smith. An adjourn.
mcnt was then taken. Smith says he has
not been in Washington since 1875 and is
innocent. Brockway is yet at large.
A WATERFALL.
| PuiLApELPHIA, May 22.-When the
steamer British King arrived here from
Liverpool to-day James Fennigan was ar
rested at the instance of the British consul
on suspicion OF having been concerned In
the murder OF Lord Cavendish and Mr..
Burke. He proved to be only poor stow
away, however, and was released
INDICTED.
PmLApELPIIA, May % The May term
OF the United States district court for Jury
trials, which was DELAYED for week on nc.
colnt the absence of Judge Butler, began
to-day. Among the bills presented to
the grand Jury for action were new
indictments N the case OF the star,route
defendants arrested IN this city. These in
dictmcuis are similar to those which were
preferred In similar cases IN Washington.
One of them is against Joseph Funk, HcDry
Arbuckle, William X Cs-h ald Joseph Il.
Black, AMI the third H. against Benjamin
II. Wiley, Christian p,ice and Iegiand
Ensign. Hickman, Funk and Wiley were
contractors. The two former indictments
are $50 pages OF legal cap and the other
eighty pages.
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Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
BRENNAN, May ?2,-D. ". Bloombcrei
& Co., q large dry goods house, made an as
sisnment to-day. Assets more than labili
ties
John Young, thirty years in the county
died Sunday, aged o.. While unwell h'
took an overdose Of alcohol.
Alf Gee, the murderer Of Moeller, Is to
have q hearing on writ OF habeas corpus
the 18th.
Fine rains and fine prospects for crops. =.
The Daily independent has changed hand
again, Mr.. Watson having sold out 10 part
ners.
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FArnrlvpoiSr, QUEBEC, May @.-The
disabled steamship Peruvian has reached
here In tow of the Aroadian.
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Kansas city.
! Special to the herald.

'T'7-TNI W IITV VIVIWI0
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May 22.-The crimi.
nal court convened here to-day. Judge
White, in his charge to the grand jury, spe-
officially called their attention to the mur.
der Of John Harrington, colored who was
hung by h mob on the night Of April ID
last In this city, for supposed completely
in the shooting Of Police Officer Jones. The
charge was one of the most stringent char.
acter, and the jury were warned not to be
appalled, by the number Of "murderers
they might have to indiot, but to fcarlessly
aud thoroughly do their duty under the
law
A heavy frost fell here last night and the
weather continues quite cool, owing doubt.
less to recent SHOWS in the Rocky noun.
tains.
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Houston.
special 10 the Herald.

Horsros, May 22.-Ths city council TO.
day ordered special election Of property
owners Of this city TO vote on . compro.
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Galveston.


GALVESTON, May 22.-Sunday morning c.
Il. lider, alias Charles Il. Johnson, went
before the recorder and swore out an aili-
davit against Louis Edmundson, charging
him with murder, and testified to
his having on Saturday night on
the corner OF Church and 26th
treets, plunged:a- knife into a man, and
that he lJohnson), struck him over the head
with u stick fo- tho purpose Of stopping
him. A minute investigation failed 10 show
any justification for the charge. Edmund
son was discharged from custody and John.
son arrested, charged with malicious pcrse-
cution. Johnson and Il lmundson are re-.
ported to be at loggerheads, and II is
thought this was the means selected by
Johnson for getting even.
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TuH PLUMBERS.

Journeymen plumbers of this city again
wen, WENT on a, strike i,i to-day ey oTder % Of Of M ,hs
members Of Boss Plumbers association
pay their men 81 per day.
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Commercial Notes.

NRw YORK, May 22.-The stock market
opened generally strong and At0s higher
than it closed Saturday. the latter for Wa.
bash preferred. In the early dealings an
advance OF b@s took place. in which Rich
mond q Danville and Northern Pacific
preferred were prominent, while st.
Paul, Minneapolis 4 Manitoba sold up 81 TO
1914. This was followed by a reaction Of
s(g3, the latter Pacific Mail, while st. Paul
Minneapolis h Manitoba sold off IA. At
o'clock there was slight recovery in the
mineral list and ! in st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba.
Stocks strong closed ! "a 81 higher than
yesterday. Chicago h Northwestern
1907; do, preferred. l42l; Erie, 35s;
rgia railroad, 1866; Illinois Cen
tral 1881; Lake Shore 4 Michigan
Southern 1924 Louisville Il Nashville 74s;
Memphis d Charleston 50; Nashville Il
Chattanooga COZ; New York Central 4 Hud-
son River 1874; Pittsburg & Cleveland
guaranteed 1861; Richmond Il ALLEGHENY
l6l; Richmond & Danvile l06; Rock Island
l2S, Wabash, st. Louis & Poetic 30& Wa
bash preferred. 53t; Western Union tele-
graph SAG; South Carolina Brown consols,
1907.
FUTURES,
New YoRK, May 22.-The Posts cotton
market report says future deliveries con-
tinue to be freely offered. Stop.orders
have again been acted on TO some extent.
The first call showed a decline of to 10
points, and subsequently, prices fell 8 to 10
points; reacted but fell of second time,
offers % the advance proving too large.
Then came another advance which swas bet
ter maintained, and the third call disclosed
an Improvement Off to 0 points over the
lowest point of to-day. Hammering the
! market has ceased for the present.
GOING TO WIND UP.
| BosToN, MASS, May 22-The Pacific
National bank, which suspended come
months ago and resumed but few wecks
since, stopped payment to-day and will
wind up business. Its directors have voted
to go into liquidation, and have applied for
a receiver Suspension is considered due
TO lack OF business since resumption, pub.
lie confidence not having been great enough
to warrant any large dealings with the con.
| cern.
THE CAUSE.
| The immediate cause oi the suspension oI
the bank was the maturing of $500, 900 OF
paper on Saturday, which the bank was un-
able TO pay and which went to protest. II
| is understood all depositors will he paid in
| full, but that original stockholders will
have their investment of 100000 wiped
/ out,
| THE RECEIVER.
| LinWus NJ. Price, of the treasury depart
ment, has been appointed receiver of the
Pacific bank.
1 SHUTTING nowN THE MILLS.
| PHILADELrnIA, May 22.-An agreement
entered into by the manufacturers of cotton
goods, cottonades, jeans and other low
grades of textile fabrics, looking to the re-
duction OF quantity produced in Philadel
phia and vicinity, went into effect to.da,
and many Of the mills were shut down II
consequence,
NEW EXCHANGE RULE.
CHICAGO, May 29.--liy viva voice vote
with scarcely dissenting voice, the board q
trade to-day adopted rule making winter
and spring wheat of any higher grade root
tender on all future contracts, The rul,
goes into elect June lst,
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specia, to the Herald.

Sts>s" W WV AVioius
AUSTIN, May 22.-Alex. Ransom's sixteen
months old boy fell into his fathers cistern
yesterday and was drowned. The cistern
cover was level with the ground and was
partly open when the remains were dis.
covered.
The Botto Candy company, of Houston,
capital $40 200, filed charter to-day.
The comptroller and Mrs. Brown left on
the International for Woodville. Tyler
county, to attend at the death bed of Mrs.
Browns sister.
In an affray yesterday between two col
ored men, one was stabbed In the bowels
and the other was cut across the back with
razor.
Major Cheeseboro, whom Theo. Sublett
struck on the head with bottle Friday
night, has been improving and will proba-
bly, recover. -
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court of the United States in pending
cause with the treasurer or assistanf
treasurer, or some designated depository Of
the United States, aud where there Is none
such with bank, to be designated bv the
court. Provision is made for bond and
sureties for the safe keepine
OF money and for Judgment with
damages on failure TO make payment.
Senate bill to provide for payment of the
claim OF Joseph Il. Shannon for steamboat
Impressed into the Union service by General
Butler, at New Orleans, in 1882, and de-.
stroyed by the Confederates while in that
service, was passed, the committees report
asserting the loyalty of the claimant and
the liability of the government.
The Geneva award bill came up as unfin-
ished business, the question being on the
house bill, and Mr.. Hoar explained its pro.
visions briefly.
Amer an executive session, the senate
Soon after the house met tins morning an
attempt was made to take up the Mackey-
Dibble election case. Fiiibustering on
part OF the democrats began and still con.
tinues.
Calkins called up the contested election
case as a privileged question.
Randall antagonized il with call Of the
states and subsequently with Mondays
special order for business.
Several votes taken showed no quorum,
while call OF the house showed 223 mem.
bers present. The doors we're then closed
and the sergeant-at-arms was directed to
take absent members into custody.
Van Voohis, of View York, was the only
member captured, and he was excused
Several votes, resulting in no quorum,
and calls of states. showing the presence
OF more, than a quorum, were had. The
remainder of the time was consumed In
disputes .among members. Finally the
house at $40 adjourned, having accom-,
plished nothing
COMBINATIONS.
The senate TO-DAY confirmed the. nomina.
ton of H. l.. Gosling for the western dis
trict of Texas; James H. Houston, post
master, Uniontown, Alabama; w. G. Stew
art, postmaster Tallahassee, Florida, ant
George +. Arrow, Gainesville, Florida.
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sanger BROTHERS!
FOR THE HOUSE!

Those intending change of Carpets, purchase
the laying of Bedrooms with Mating the
Summer, or in fact anything the way OF House
Decorations, should visit
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Assignment Of Large Dry Goods House
and the Accidental Death Of
an Aged Man at
Brenham.
A BOY InAicts Frlghtful Shotgun
Wound Upon Playmate ut
San Antonio.
Two Col0red Citizens Of Austin Carve
Each Other Hideously With
Razors.
Death Of Mrs. Feat at Weathcrford
Yesterday.
A Kansas City Judges Charge to a
Jury.
Other Interesting State News.
Other Interesting State News.
Marshall,


Special to the Herald
MARSHALL, May 22.--A. ID. Mcdonald
and James t. Martin were arrested in
Shelby county by Il. s, Hicks and J. W.
Truitt and brought here and lodged in jail
for safe keeping until this morning, when
they were taken on to Eastland City. These
men are a part of the gang that robbed the
Texas 4 Pacific train ut Ranger some time
since. Hicks and Truitt were specially
deputized to work up the case and make
the arrest. Martin Is q nephew of Truitt,
The man arrested Saturday evening Tor
robbing the church plead guilty before the
magistrates court this morning, and was
bound over to answer in the sum of $500,
IN default of which he was committed to
Jail.
Yesterday about noon stiff norther
struck us, and by night 1t was so cold as to
make fires necessary for comfort. Thi.
morning was quite cold; this evening it i,
warm and pleasant again.
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CErriNjt, May 22.-rhe Crivoscians be.
ing destitute of oil means OF carrying on
tee snt surrendered their arms to Monte
nelrin fJnps. The revolt is thus ended
bisAsrRous figE.
ST pETNeHrLG, Nav pa fire In the
!eNish vrrtDr nf kovno destroyed lo5
houses. Damage Is 0OO,OOo roublcs.
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CHICAGO, May 29.--liy n viva voice vote,
with scarcely dissenting voice, the board oi
trade to-day adopted rule making winter
and spring wheat of any higher grade good
tender on all future contracts The rule
goes into elect June lst.
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PHILADEIPnIA, MAY 22,-An agreement
entered into by the manufacturers of cotton
goods, cottonades, jeans and other low
grades OF textile fabrics, looking to the re.
dnction OF quantity produced in phiadel.
phia aud vicinity. went into effect today
and many Of the mills were shut down in
| pDngpuupnpa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Ito for OklahOma!
Budget of Political and Other
News from Washington.
A FELLOW THAT KISSES AND TELLS.

FELLOW THAT KISSES AND TELLS.
WASHINGTON, May s. - Examiner
Lovejoy took the deposition of witness
Stephen Chester this afternoon in be-
half of Ex-senator Christiancy in the
divorce suit. The witness said he met
Geo. L. Haight at Iquique, Peru, in the
latter part of July, 1879, and Haight
told him he was introduced to Mrs.
Christiancy ON the. steamer from New
York to Aspinwall and had intimate re-
lations with her while ON board, at the
hotel in Panama and while sailing from
Panama to Callao In October of the
same year he met Haight at africa, and
the latter then told him of frequent WIS.,
its to the American legation at Lima,
and that illicit intercourse was kept up
between them there, at times narrowly
escaping discovery by Christiancy; also
that she openly visited Mr.. Haight's
room at Callao and created scandal
among the hotel employees.
THE DELAY ON THE CHINESE BILL.
The fact that President Arthur has
signed the Chinese bill was commu-
ulCdUcu W Vic lC liOooiie"ei'C VI ohS -Ao
sociated Press this afternoon through
an indirect but entirely trustworthy
channel. The President did not, how
ever, send any notification of his approx
al of the bill to the House Of Representa-
tives to-day, and this delay in transmit
ting it officially seems to indicate that
he has made up his mind to accompany
the notification with a message such as
was outlined in these dispatches Satur-
day, namely: One designed to show
that the l4th and 10Th sections of the
bill are not really obnoxious to Eastern
criticism, but are simply declaratory of the
evisting law concerning naturalization;
and of the unmistakable intent and pur-
pose of the treaty as to what classes are
included in the general term "laborers. =
Tomorrow will be regular Cabinet
day, and if the President still adheres to
the idea of sending in such message it
will doubtless be then read to his con.
stitutional advisers with the view of per
fecting its argument or its phraseology,
or possibly of determining whether oi
nor any such explanation or defensive ac
ton on his part is actually advisable.
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LOS ANGELES AND SAN DIEGO.
THE STEAMERS

Leave San Pedro for San Diego
May 2, 7, IL, II, %, 27 and June l 81 7,
&2y'Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at Ais P. NJ, Los Angeles
time
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ENGLISH Items.

LONDON May SIN the House of
Lords Earl Granville moved an adjourn
ment until tomorrow. He delivered a
eulogy on Cavendish as a member, and
spoke on the subject of assassination
The House adjourned.
The latest information shows some ev-
idence indicating the existence of a plot
aimed at the Irish Government, also at
the head of the Liberal party. The res
licences of the Ministers are guarded.
Forster has neither accepted nor been
offered the office of Chief Secretary oi
Ireland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-10
An Important Arrest,

DUBLIN, May "a man has just been
arrested who is believed to be the car
man who drove the assassins. He can
not account for himself, and closely re-
sembles the description given of the man
who drove he red car in which the four
men rode.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-10
Destructive storm in Texas.

GALVESTON, May "a special report
has been received of the destruction of
the East Bernard railroad depot, besides
other damages in the town and neigh
borhood by hurricane. Two houses
on the Wharton place were levelled and
one man killed.
The Democratic State Convention is
called for July 10th.
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

kUk SALE
A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY COW. Enquire on
Tenth street, third house west of Pearl. m4-lw
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$500 REWARD

Will be paid to the party that found a BLACK
CANE with ivory handle on Sunday the 3Oth ult,
at the Sycamore Grove House, on leaving the
same at Samuel Prayers saloon, in Downey
Block m5-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-10

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right to change the
steamers or their days of sailing.
1Y YPassengers for San Francisco take the train
for Wilmington that leaves Los Angeles at 1880
O'Clock A. NJ, Los Angeles time.
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A TALK WITH FoRsTER's son.


LONDON, May S.-At the Reform Club,
headquarters of the Liberals, II large
crowd was present. and the whole place
seemed i'm Consideration. No one seemed
to have any plansfor thefuture. Charles,
the son of Mr.. Forster, said the feeling
of wrath in the Liberal party had not
vet sufficiently cleared to permit the for
nation of any definite designs or even to
attempt to comprehend the extent of the
calamity. He thought there was no
room for doubt that the attack was made
with the intention of killing Cavendish
as well as Burke, and thought that the
murder was undoubtedly committed by
an organized band. The blow will fall
with double force on Gladstone, because
of the warm personal affection between
him and Lord Frederick, the latter hav-
ing been appointed chiefly for that rea-
son. Gladstone virtually meant to gov
ern Ireland himself. 1t would be im-
possible for Gladstone to make q pro-
gramme to resist the terrible shock until
he could have time to measure the effect
of the blow. Mr. Forster thought much
of the inspiration for the deed came
from O'Donovan Rossa and other Irish
Americans, who had repeatedly urged
the people to kill his father.
IRIsH-AMERIcAN NIHILIsTs.
Speculation is rife as to the origin of
the conspiracy. 1t is suggested that
| ed to commit the crime. A telegram
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Partner Wanted.

PARTNER WITH $1,000 WANTED in the hotel
business. A good investment and paying bus
iness. Address S. this office. dl7tf
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Stabbed with Long Bowie Knives.

DUBLIN, May 9.-At the inquest on
the bodies of Cavendish and Burke med
ical evidence was given to the effect that
the victims had apparently been stabbed
simultaneously from before and behind
with long bowie knives.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-10

from Limerick states that Clifford Lloyd
had received information that three men
had left America to assassinate him.
This, it is thought, gives color to the
surmise that the Dublin tragedy may
have had its origin in America.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-10

The Crime Strongly Denounced by
the Irish Leaders-They Manifest
Great Concern at it's Efects-In-
dignant Manifesto from Parnell,
Dillon and Davitt-ParneII Utter
ly Depressed-The Crime Sup
the United states.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-10
WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
WANTED.

A YOUNG GIRL, to do work in small family.
Enquire at No. ITO Fort street, opposite Metho
dist Church. my3
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La HONRADEZ.
Fabrica de cigarrts, Habana.

Atanosa siempre por mejorar Ia fabrication
lie Sus cigarrillos y picaduras en- provecho de
SUE favorecedores, ha dejado de emplear CO.
mo SO hecia antfguamente los deshechos de
Ia Fabricas de Tabacos, que tanto se presta-
ban y prestan . adulteracioneS y abusos de
que han sido victimas no pocas fabricas de
cigarrillos ypicaduras, y los consumidores.
Las picaduras de LA HONRADEz go prepa-
ran hoy con escogida y superior ''rama"de Ia
Vdelta Abajo, sin que entire en- su elabora-
cion nj una sola libra de picadura de fabrica.
A tsto Sc agrega, que Ia instaaci6n y ,aparatos
at canicOs con que Cuenta LA HONRADEZ
Oh not0riamente superioress & cuantos existen
Gu la plaza que el director de la fabrication
II. Felipe lbuzquiza es uno de los hombres
mas PRACTICES einteligentes en- ell ramo con
4ue cuenta Ia isia de 1nba. u
Todas estas circunstancias haacn que los
cigarros ''Oosequios' y ''Oorrientes" de LA
HONRADEZ, no reconozcan rivales
Habana, Mayo 80 de 1882.
SANDERsON d 90.
Agentes para So venta en- esta Capital.
GARCIA & O'FARRILL
Tetuan 20.
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DID.

Tabacos Regalias Imperiales
Superiores de Ia Habana, fabrica-
do por Allones y G.:
Sobreasada superior muy fresca.
Macarelas conservadas en- latas por
L. Pikert y G.: de BoptoD. Pimien.
tos dulces conservados en- latas. Me-
locotones de Logro1o. Gas Luz
Diamante !" Legftimo de Wands-
worth Martinez & Longman de New.
York en- latas de 5 galones compile.
tos. Gas Radiante superior latas 5
galones, Manteca fresca de William
Fl. Popham en- latas de 5, 10, y Is
librss, Manteqiulla superior de But
ter y O. en- latas de 10 !ibras, Que.
SO americana Crema fina de Austin
Huchols y c..
Estos efectos acabados de recibir
tiene el gusto de ofrecerlos al pd-
blico.
Ell COLMADO.
hta.-a 20