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Waco.
Special to the Herald .

.
WACO, March G.-Sheri1 Hall came in to-
/ day with Pat Gallagher, who shot a man
named Smith at Shoe Fly, in this county,
Saturday. He was jailed to await examin-
alton before justice.
The counsel for Ed Blocker, who was re-
captured in Mexico and brought here Sat
urday, arc preparing an application for q
hearing on a writ of habeas corpus, with a
view ofgetting bail, which it is thought
Blocker can give with case.
The executive committee of the Prohibi-
ton Alliance are in reunion, and it is ru-
mored they will call state convention Of
prohibitionists to meet here in April
with the annual reunion OF the Texas vet
Grams.
Rain set in Sunday and continues up to
this time with a raw, cold atmosphere. A
freeze is feared at its conclusion which
would slay fruit.
The opera-house is filled tonight, despite
the rain, TO see my Geraldine"
WACO, March THE executive commit
tee of the state prohibition alliance con-
cluded their reunion to-day. A call will be
issued tomorrow for the prohibtionists in
every county in the state TO send delegate
TO a convention to be held April 10th.
Members Of the committee say that the pro-
hibitionists will not go into politics unless
the issue is forced on them. They purpose,
first. TO devote their interest 10 carrying
local option In as many counties as posi-
BILE, and then try for a general vote on a
prohibition amendment TO the constitution
some time next year.
Senator Lair, OF Collin county, is presi-
dent Of the state alliance.
Blocker. charged with murder, viii have
a habeas corpus trial Saturday.
Almost incessant rain fell from O'Clock
last night till this afternoon. The rainfall
i the heaviest for years. The streams are
ali M, and trains are behind time tonight.
IL Is almost freezing. A wet nOrther Il
blowing.
Several hundred maskers and dancers are
ENJOYING the Purim bali. while a large
audience in the opera-hOuse are Laughing
at Uncle Alvin.
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Fort WORTH, March 6.-Mr. VanHough-
ton arrived here yesterday with LOO Me.
rino sheep from Michigan, en- route for
Bosque county.
A baggage-car at the Gulf, Colorado "
Santa Fe depot was burned out on the in
side this morning. The damage vas slight
A race between the horses of Mr.. Bowles
and William Smith occurred this evening.
Bowles' horse won, having fifteen feet start.
About $50 changed hands.
Seven horses were sold at the estray sale
to-day, ranging from $25 to !S5i. per head
General Gibson, of Ohio, is in the city.
He leaves soon for California.
Major b. NJ. Temple chief engineer. of the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe road, is in the
city.
4 norther blew up yesterday morning
accompanied by heavy rain. The weather
continues cold and cloudy, with indications
of snow tonight.
The tax collector levied on all the banks
to-day, they having fai'ed to pay their
assessments.
County court convened to-day
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Bran.


Special - the Herald
BnYAs, March 6.-This section was visited
by norther, accompanied BY light rain,
last night at O'Clock.
Both district and county court were con
vened to-day. In the district court there
are six murder cases, one case Of alleged
arson and one assault with. intent 20 com
nit rare. % BE- tired this term.
Derutv sheriff J. ID. Sberrell. q Co
rnanthe county. brought A. y. Carson, one
rffhe principal witnesses in the Dunuica
r0bberr case. 20 town Saturday night i
vii he remembered BY newspaper readers
that two Of the parties implicated In this
r.rsr hare been sent % the rieniteufiary-
oar Ireorle regret the loss Of the Howell
brother. who hare l0cated in Dallas. They
were among our best citizens
me grand iury i IN session
The election on local option. Which takes
r,lsce On tbe 18Th inst. promises % Be body
eOufesied b. both rarties-
The lafies q the Christian church rur-
r,r.se irving Q supper FridEy night, With ne
riierf 81 rsisinr funds 10 rest1rs he cupola.
who -as blown of The Other night
Hrvfr. Marrh 7s-Ic-dzy NJ T. a..
Tffrfrrd and Mis- Niss0uri Bailey. q Cot
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Special TO the Herald
SAN SABA, March CA norther came up
yesterday, and has continued Frost Is
feared tonight.
District court was organized to-day by
Judge A.. Cody.
The San Saba County Stock as.
ISOLATION was organized to-day =
President, Don Jose +. Brown;
vice president, T. W. Ward; secretary. q.
p. Bealy; treasurer, Tom Paxton. The
meeting was addressed by Major Hill, OF
the Fort Worth Live Stock Journal, and +.
ID. Wilkes Esq, of Lampasas. The con-
venton passed resolutions opposing the
proposed repeal of the inspecting law.
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald

MARSHALL, March Last night a. large
cEpgd attended. n Temperance meeting at
Mahone's opera-house. Mr.. hdtmer, FRO.
fessor Hogg, Major Hudgins and Alex
Stedman delivered eloquent addresses.
The rain has been falling all day.
The agony is over. Local option is de-
feated by an overwhelming majority. The
white vote was pretty evenly divided. The
negroes went solidly for whisky:
The members Of Van Zandt lodge Ancient
Order of United Workmen will celebrate
their anniversary tonight G.. M. w. Al
exander will deliver the Grafton at the
Methodist church, after which the mem
bers and their invited guests. Of which
vonr CORRESPONDENT is one, will repair to
Mahone's opera-house, where magnificent
supper is in waiting.
The election passed off quietly.
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Matched.

During the week past the county clerk
has issued license to marry to the following
named persons: Conally Stamper and Mrs
A. Kohlhage NJ II. Williams and Mollie
Pickett; d. w. Skies and Carrie Allen; DIR.
J. A. Cullum and Dora Chinn, and Leo
Screck and s. w. Harris. The HERALD
trusts that they will all be happy and pros
porous.
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I lng health and ylgof ~ much NJ poor lu.
| mamfy that Il cShausted with toll and The
cares Of business
While tho weather slll continues raw
and cold with us, ! suppose you already no.
ticc the warmth NJ coming spring and viii
soon see signs " the beginnings NJ the an
nnnl product May the grand result be- u
mi md RenorOus hnryesl TnEMONt.
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STATE SPECIALS.

Special totho ffernld.

Special 10 the Herald.
GALVESTON, March G.-fhe aldcrmanlt
election to-day resulted rs follows Firs
ward, T.. NARROW; third ward, G. COLLEEN
nsth ward, Pat Barry; seventh ward, II. j
Kelchum; ninth ward, g.. NJ. Pearre
eleventh ward, John A. Wegner.
Cotton receipts, 2,O3S bales.
The beach is literally strewn with huge
logs which have been washed ashore by the
late storms, having been brought down by
the swollen streams from the interior.
The masked ball of the Screwmen's Be-
nevolent association Saturday night was
one of the grandest successes OF the season.
ARTILLERY hall was filled to its utmost ca
pacity and the dancing continued ill a
late hour.
The election To-day was an unusually
noisy one. A nuplber of arrests were made
for disorderly cotduct.
The brother of J. l.. Madison, the unfortu-
nate gentleman who lost his mind recently,
arrived yesterday from New York, and he
is settling up his brothers affairs previous
to conveying him home.
Il. S. Wood, a prominent wholesale hard
ware dealer, n Texas veteran and one' OF
our oldest and most respected citizens, is
lying at the point of DEATH suffering from
enlargement OF the heart.
GALVESTON. March flames Worth, en-
gagged in loa ding cotton in the hold of the
steamship Guadalupe, was badly hurt this
morning by bale of cotton falling upon
him. His injuries are sufficiently serious
to necessitate his removal to the hospital. 4
James L. Madison, formerly representing
a halt-dozen northern book concerns, and
who was recently confined in Jail, having
become raving maniac, will sail tomorrow
for New York in charge of his brother, who
arrived Sunday, and is settling up his
brothers business.
Joseph Banks, author of Across the Con-
tinent, as played by Oliver Doud Byrons
troupe, ana for two years with that combi-
nation, died at Jacksonville, Florida, Sun
day last, of consumption, in the 32d year OF
his age.
Mr.. f. S. Wood, reported lying at the
point of death, has somewhat improved to-
day.
The newly-elected aldermen were sere-
naded tonight at their several residences.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Simmons ct al. VS.. Densmore ct al; from
Harris county Reversed and remanded.
Montgomery vs. Carleton; from Colorado
county. Affirmed.
County of Galveston VS.. c. NJ. Noble;
from Harris county. Motion to give pre-
cedence granted.
county. Motion repeating overruled.
Bell VS.. Schwartz; from Austin county
Report ofcommissoners Of appeals adopted
Reversed and remanded.
JemIson VS.. Scarborough; from Galveston
county. Report of commissioners OF ap'
peals adopted. Reversed and remanded.
Jemison VS.. Scarborough; from Galveston
county. Report of commissioners of APP
peals adopted. Reversed and remanded.
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.

SpeCldl 10 lHe
AUSTIN, March 6.-The acknowledgement
is in receipt of an urgent request by the
president of the Guadalupe & San Antonio
River Stock company for rangers to protect
their lives and property in Dewitt and
Gonzales counties. 1t is represented that
these counties are virtually in the hands
of thieves and desperadoes, and rangers
will be sent with the least possible delay to
the disturbed districts Application for
rangers also comes from Eagle Pass to pro-
&, tect the district court at the approaching
session. A detachment will be sent there.
Captain NcMurray reports having ar
rested twelve desperate characters in
Mitchell county, recovering some stolen
property.
Special government agents are here to in
vestigate Marshal RusselPs accounts.
The Alamo Ice company have filed an
amendment to their charter increasing their
capital stock
A charter was filed by the Cooperative
grange; capital stock, 100000.
Gee, who killed DR.. Moeller ~ Washing
ton county, has been lodged in the Austin
Jail for safe-keeping.
AUSTIN, March THE report of the Sec
rotary of state for 1881 is now ready and
shows the following totals: Office fees col
ected, $10,S77, an amount nearly equal to
the collections of the two preceding years;
acquisitions tor the return of fugitives, 13l;
warrants on acquisitions from governors of
other states, 50 rewards, III; pardons, 1874;
combinations and conditional pardons, IL;
fines RENTED. 26 railroad charters filed,
q; amendments filed to railroad charters,
IL miscellaneous charters filed, 225. The
sales of land for taxes brought $500.
Much of the taxes was paid in after the
lands were advertised The cash balance in
the treasIf..Jy~ nov amounts to $l.l59,352,
81 1859, 40i currency, and the balances eclei
university fund cash, SIS, i9i; interest bear
ing bonds, $3i2, 1856; school fund available,
$162, s6s; permanent, $l25,657.
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Albuquerque.
Special to the Herald.

ALBUQUERQUE, March IA fire here last
evening destroyed the millinery store of
Mrs. Munroe and the adjoining transfer
stable of William Trimble. A gale blow
ing at the time. the flames threatened the
whole town with destruction. The Star
clothing house, one-story frame
building adjoining having the front knocked
ont TO remove goods was soon aiter~ ards
blown down. II contained $4,000 worth OF
stock. The loss is heavy. The plate glass
windows in Memeron's buildings were
driven in and the roofing torn Off houses
in course of erection were demolished, and
signs and awnings laid low, and the sand
and gravel hurled with such force that i
was almost impossible TO face the blast. IL
was a night that will long be remembered
by Albuquerquerans.
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Brenliaun.

Special to the Herald.
BRENNAN, March 6.-About O'Clock
this morning the east passenger Central
run over and killed, near the depot, G.
Oberschelp, German, aged 45, drunk and
asleep on the track. AT the inquest the
train men were exonorated.
District court convened to-day. Judge
Mcfarland delivered an able and exhaustive
charge to the grand jury.
This afternoon the store OF James IL.
Bowers, ten miles west of here on the Cen
trail railway, was visited by two white boys,
about q years old, who made small .pur-
chases and rendered ten-dollar bill. Bow
ers got out bag of silver to make change;
The bows covered him with pistols and told
him to hold up his hands. The bag and
bill were snatched and carried off with two
new hats. Robbers were afoot, and several
are in pursuit.
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lon kidney. No dlslnterested pafl
claimed 10 have seen W.
fight. Consequently
clon rests upon Parker
The farmers have been making guol use
of the pretty weather we have been having
for the past week
4 cold norihcr Is blowing at present With
occasional showers.
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Palestine.

Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE, March ID. Mcleod of Willis,
aged so years, skipped up to Palestine last
night with young lady named Lou Lewis,
aged about IS, from Willis, and they were
married this afternoon to the consterna-
ton of the young fellows who had been adj
miring Miss Lewis. Sullivan's band were
summoned to give them serenade, but
they left early for San Antonio to spend
the honeymoon. Mcleod had been married
only four times already.
The city scavenger, Allen Robinson, col,
ored, who is leading light in the colored
Methodist church, was caught last night
with load of corn he had stolen from
Brogles' mills, and was jailed.
General Sherman and staff stopped here
this morning for breakfast at the Interna-
tional hotel on their way to San Antonio,
on an inspection tour
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Special 70 he Herfd
Saw AxrOx1o, March 6.-Genernl w. T..
sherman. two daughters and STAT vii ar
rive here tomorrow % Inspect the posts q
this military department. The general and
no-rv viii 1.e guests 81 General Auser
while here. General Anger giNsa reoeI-
ton WefneslrT evening.
Co1uurf T. W. Pierce, rresi1ent ~ tne
Csfrasfrn. Houston A san Antonio ruil-
,-e- Colonel sfnnhef1rd. q The southern
Psrific. and others vii arrive te-m0frgE.
Their mission vii b. in cUnnecti0n VIII
their extensive railway interesis in tnls
section and MeEicq-
Tts -er1efrs ofths son ~ A Barker, q
Rs-ter p-nz harkers. Phlladslphia Wers
shipted 70 Ph1adsiphia today.
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Liberty Hill.
Special to the Herald.

SDGVIHI 70 IIlG HUTUIU.
LIBERTY HILL, March 6.-The startling
news has just arrived that Mr.. James B.
Fisk, one of our most highly esteemed citi-
zens, suicided this morning at day break.
He shot himself in the head with pistol;
No particulars yet. The coroner will hold
an inquest to-day.
The Austin & Northwestern narrow-gauge
railroad will be completed to this place
shortly.
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Cardinal Points to Remembers!

That Acker's Blood Elixir is specific
remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism, malari
GUS and other fevers, scrofulous tendencies,
and all forms of blood poisoning. 1t puri-
fcs the system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enriches the blood, pro,
notes appetite, dispels languor, and res
torres the body to robust health. Sold by
w. II. Patterson q Co, the Pcachstone
Iiuimput men.
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CoiinancIie .


Special to the Herald.
CoMANcHE. March 6.-District court con-
vened this morning, Judge Blackburn pre-
siding. District Attorney Walteracker hay
ing resigned, there is no district attorney
here to-day. b. Chatzburg, of George
town, having been appointed to fill the
vacancy, will be here Wednesday night.
Judge Blackburn gave an exhaustive charge
to the grand jury. Many people are in
town attending the court.
A north wind is blowing.
The wheat crops are doing splendidly.
Cattle are selling at good price.
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Houston.
Special u the Herald

Special 10 the Herald.
HoUsToS. March 6.-Colonel Fred Grant
Is in the city 10 call meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Texas Western road to-mor.
row for the purpose Of bonding the road
sufficiently 10 complete the extension 70
Lafayette. The forty miles now completed
will Re placed on the mark~t 10 secure the
bonds TO be issued at the rate Of 5000 Der
mile.
Proposals 70 pave the streets At s. 90 per
block with gravel, and sl93 per,per square
ward wooden block, were opened By the city
council this evening, and referred 20 the
special committee 70 report Thursday. One
Of the two propositions viii be aocepted-
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Athens.
Special to the Herald.


ATHENS, March 6.-Grand Visitor Twomy,
for the Masonic chapter of the state, is in
town, and has been drilling the members of
Athens chapter No. 80.
Insurance Adjuster James, together with
several others of the same calling, have been
in close consultation with our burned out
merchants for the last week.
S. n. Pope, who was arrested on tele--
gram from Taylor county, made his bond
and was liberated on yesterday.
The new brick block of Messrs. Murchison,
Royal e. WafIord is in course of erection.
Three parties plead guilty to, drunken
ness and disturbing the peace before the
mayor this morning.
r. J. Ridgel, formerly of the Wills Point
Local, has arrived here with his printing
material, and will commence the publica-
ton of a paper in this place soon.
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Taylor.
Special to the Herald,

Special to The Herald.
TAYLOR, March G.-Sixty lots were sold
here last week, most of which are business
lots. Womack e. Sturgis are negotiating
for material to build a second story to their
brick store. Several other firms are en-
larging their business houses.
A brisk norther struck this section last
night and the boys once more put on their
heavy clothing, which they always have
ready.
The marshal arrested three negroes for
COW stealing and took them to Georgetown
for trial.
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Van Alstyne
Special to the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald
VAN ALsTYNE, March 6.-The boarding
house connected with the Centennial insti-
tute, large school five miles east OF here,
together with most of the furniture, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Cause, defective tlue
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Nitalizer. II never fails to cure.
Sold by Hickox e House, druggists, oOo
Main street Dallas. Texas.
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Extract of Report from the Celebrated

Physician, Erasmus Wilson, of London,
England: 'Several severe cases of lncipient
consumption have come under my observa-
ton that have been cured by the timely
use of Coden's Licbig's Liquid Extract of
Beef and Tonic Invigorator." Remember
the name, Colden's-take no other.) OF
druggists.
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Are YOU made miserable by indigestion,
dizziness. loss of appetite,
yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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10 make them pnmpcfed masters Espe
olally u u wrong IA pay sofno well because
they Halter aud neglect honest tOllefs let
oil honest men consider the suggestions
here made. \, H. T.,
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Why will you cough when Shilohs Ja'o
will give immediate relief? Price i cts,
Scots. and ST. Sold By Hckox Il House,
druggists. Cos Main street Dallas. Texas.
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The Great Trial at Washington

TIC VItfiU ITIItI Ut " HHTtIII-t VII
Is of interest to every citizen OF equal i'm
portance to every sufferer from Dyspepsia
is trial of Browns Pepstn Tonic: Try it
For sale by Hovt & CotGn. W. Howell 4
Co Williams, Toliver d Walker, W. j
Johnson, DR.. A. W. Wilson and all Texas
irlIppiSts
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"Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
pcrfIr;;c. f>,se % and 50 cents Sold by
iiickox e. House druggists, Cos Main
street Dallas, TeXaS,--
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When tired and weary, nothing is so
soothing IS quiet smoke, provided You
use Blackwell's Fragrant Durham Bull
Smoking Tobacco.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by Hicllox a. House, druggists, Cos
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, COO
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on guarantee. IL cures con-
sumption. Sold by Hickox & House, drug
gists. sos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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VICkeS
Illustrated Floral Guide

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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mouth.
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, 6O5
Main street. Dallas. Texas.
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sa1sno. Mn-rh s.-Ths-s vas difloulty
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