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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08
GOES SUDDENLY INSANE.


A Passenger On Texas Central Train
Capture. Etc.
A most remarkable case of sudden
insanity occurred on Wednesday evenings
south-bound passenger train over the
Texas Central road There were two broth.
ers aboard named Samuel and Daniel Hell,
from Greenyille, Illinois, who were en-
route TO Luling to visit an uncle. They
occupied one OF the rear coaches. and as
the train, which had stopped for u few min
utes at Ennis, was pulling out, Daniel
jumped up OF sudden in the most excl.
ted manner, eXclaiming to his brother,
run for your life the people IN the front
coach are going to murder us, and rush
ing out on the platform before hi,
brother could recover from his as.
constituent he plunged headlong into q
pond along side the track where the en-
gnes take water His brother and a num-
Der OF passengers saw him disappear be-
meath the water, rise agNln and swim to the
opposite bank. The train was stopped and
backed, but ho had got tho start Of his
brother, who pursued him. The train
went on, and the next morning he arrived
at WaxahaChe ami asked the officers to pr, :
tect him, stating that band OF arm,
men were following him with the ayowed
purpose of numbering him. His clothes
were nearly all torn oil, and he presented II
pitiiul picture. His brother arrived soon
afterwards, and took charge of the unior-
tunate man, and taking the next south.
bound train, proceeded to Luling, where
they have friends residing This is the
first and only evidence he had given OF be-
ing insane, as he was sensible up to the
very moment he made the wild break. He
has always been of sound mind, and MS no
relative of theirs had gone insane, our in
formant asked if he had ever been injured
by blow or in any way, and his brother
said that he had NOT, and that the sudden
loss OF his brothers mental faculties as
founded him. 1t was about o'clock p. m,
when he leaped from the train, and as it
was night he soon lost himself TO view.
After his brother got possession of him he
was more calm, but still insisted that they
were being hunted down by band of
armed men, who were determined to kill
them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

CONGRESSMAN CASSIDY, Of Nevada. il OK.
pcriehclhs the troublesome apd vexatious
inconvenience that springs from u want of
knowledge of home geography, and his
ignorance is getting him into deep waters,
POLITICALLY, out in SENATOR FANS pocket
borough, He Didn't get an appropriation
stuck intqthe river and harbor bill for the
Colorado liver IN southeastern Nevada and
'uoo'"red mat he had looked everywhere for
astream in his state for which he could nsk
an appropria'ionr-~but tailcd to find one.
Inc press of Nevada are now giving II TO
MN risht and LETT for overlooking the Col.
orado, lie ought, however, to congratu
ih'e himself that he didn't have "A hand in
the big job.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

TWO vlsitations of Providence of an nm.
usual character have been reported lately,
In ono of which preacher was struck dunn
while telling the truth from the pulpit, and
Tue other was the case of n witness who was
struck dumb while telling A lie in conrt
just what man has got to do when
making statement is now serious oues.
.oh' Inc safer course would seem to be to
peat around the bush. From the case of
the minister, above referred to- IL would
appear that newspaper men and LAWYERS
arc IN Just as great danger as any one else
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

ro'h ""'''''S, uLshbo L2T,ioe go,Go0
All are Interested In his, farmer as well us
merchant, The National Cotton Planters
ASSOCIATION of America, with headquarters
at Viossburg, Mississippi, have under con.
sideration this question, says its president,
what can we do TO raise the value Of our
lands, the unimprovcd. and of tho cotton
belt between the Mississippi river and the
Pacific ocean, containing sbmt 100000
square miles or 2jo,ooo,ooo Of acrcss" an.
swers and says "a nav move must be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

QuE1sc, September EARLY this morn,
ing u fire broke out in one of tho riches,
and most valuable blocks of the st. Roche
suburbs, There was no water in st, Roche
when the fire was discovered and none was
available for fully half an hour As a con
sequence the block fronting on three streets
was burned, On the fourth side of the
block fire proof building stopped the
ilames. Several dry goods, groceries, lew.
cry AID other stores were destroyed. The
loss is over SlOO. 900
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

THE New York Herald is vigorously urr.
ing Mr.. WApswonrn for governor of tina,
state and does not take to the candidacy of
anyone else at all. 1t says that srcRrrA ANY
foheEH could not escape the suspicion Of
being somebody's man, notwithstanding
MS ABILITY aud high character. In the
meanwhile both CORNELL and Fotarn AFRO
vigorously canvassing aud prosecuting
their claims.
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indicated,

RocnEsrKp, N. Y, September I'm the
case OF John ID. Pitts, an attorney required
to show. cause why he should not be
punished for contempt for furnishing Ia
the press information that he was about 10
move for the rcopening of Judgment in a
case on tho ground that he had discovered
hat one OF the principal documents had
been forged, the decision of Justice Mae.
amber, OF the supreme court, yndicates his
right to furnish statements TO the press he.
fore trial II the report Is true,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

NEw. loRK, September THE stock
market opened irregular, the most impor.
tant change irom yesterdays closing prices
being n decline OF in Hannibal &St. Jo.
seph, preferred, and an advance of : per
cent. III st, Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba,
IN inc early trade business was very duh,
st raul, Minneapolis Il Manitaba, how.
T'er' sold up, and Minneapolis & st. Loui.
anu lew olher shares smell fraction
prices fell oil 1 to ic., st. Paul, Minnenpoli.
u Manitoba leading IN the downward.
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TELEGRAPHIU NOTES.
Marshall
NttTS
Special 10 the Hernld.

SneclaI 70 the Hot0lu
MARSHALL, September Much sorrow
is felt at the untimely death of Hon. George
X. Reeves.
The work of putting things in order for
the coming fair is being pushed with visor.
The buildings aud grounds are being put
in splendid order. Several stables OF fine
horses have already arrived and others arc
expected. Handsome private prizes arc
being raised, which, together with The
prizes offered by the association, will secure
the attendance OF the finest racers in the
country.
| The weather is hot and dry.
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Floyd Fixed,

-, LfhcnnuRG, VA, September Isaac
tloyi, acolor,d boy about IL years old, wa,
atrestcd here to-day for the murder, on IN,
ON INST, OF Robert Scott, a farmer rcsIdinr
near Morris church, WENDELL county
flovd was an employee Of Scott, and the,
luarreled about the boys failure TO pef
lorm service, when Floyd picked M a sharr
axe used ~ barking tlmcrr. aud sunk |,
MI" sco,ts brain, causing instant death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

SINCE the authorities OF New York and
Philadelphia have put stop to ilsticuir OK.
hibiiions by the professional gentry, Mr..
TUG WILSON, who thought he had struck
the paradise of prize, fighters" after hts
glove contest with SULLIVAN, has taken on
him terribly big disgust and returned Ia
ms native heath. Another great aud shin
ing light has thus been lost TO MS.
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Fort Worth.

Special TO the Herald
FoRr Worm, September The scholas-
tic ceususof rarrant county is S,2iSchildrcn
and the superintendent per capita, $3.50,
G. Mcbride has been appointed guardian
OF jim Snow, non compus mentis. Jim's
craze takes the turn of committing forgery
and setting houses on fire. He has consid.
cradle property here.
1t has rained nearly all day. W. w. Tut.
lie, and other persons of note, are in the
city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

DAILY evidence accumulatcs which 70.
lieves the great west from tho odium Of
being the land, exclusively the haunt. q,
tho robber and rutlian, Tho middle sta,,s
and New England continue to furnish
thrilling accounts OF exploits that serve TO
break the monotony OF the stories of west.
eFn lip. The Philadelphia Times has tho
following with reference TO virtuous and
temperate Maine, iurihcst removed from
tno vest Tho continued success of tho
h,ghwaymcn In Maine Is becoming sus.
p'eious' inpast years, while the summer
resorts were thronged with pleasure.scck.
cfs, there was no thought of highwaymen.
put now, after season of comparative In.
activity, the stray tourist loads himself
down with weapons lest no should Ia se,
upon aud robbed There "a no direct ov,.
dencs to prove that the keepers of small 70.
sorts, disappointed At their failure To rob
tho city people In tho legitimate way. have
banded themselves together to scurc by
force What they regard as theirs by rlshi
but there would bc no surprise among
tourists should detectives discoyer this 10
be the case. Hctelkccpcrs must hay. Tho
patronage Of the travelling public, even
though IN occurring II they make use Of
special Inducements not mentioned In lLolr
Advertisements" { ''f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

DURING the past fiscal year the debt of
inc city OF New York has been reduced
Sl'Soo'ooo but the debt remaining reaches
the enormous figures of SOY 800 COO, or
nearly SlC) for every man, woman and
enid IN the great city, Some metropolitan
MAiioNE Will be coming to the front there
soon and the little Virginia boss will pa,e
into insigniicance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

1t ramrd more Wednesday night and
Yesterday aud threatens To give MS moro.
FARMERS say that 1t i ruinious on the cot.
son rs u rots The bolls aud prevents the
. .rm from maturing. Tie early cotton Is
Time from tho gulf extending north into
VIC Indian Territory. Heavy rain, hayc
fallen during tho past two DAYS west al
Tort Worth and at Denison on the north
0 ns, inc ,ne isll has been general pretty much
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

u. GRAFT BRowN. of Missouri, so long lost
o the public eye, has broken out as a
rabid prohibitionist, and is going over To
Indiana In the coming campaign to stump
the state for prohibition.
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For tho Pn . Earn,

Superintendent Kinnin, Of the poor farm,
took down to that agricultural institution
Yesterday, the following prisoners 10 work
out their lines: pompey Andrews. colore
ior then John scaultlng, aggravated AZ.
seult Jim Heavier, colored, fcr adultery
Marin Blair, for adultery. w ''
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engines and several cars were wreck
Ce,ee Monte. one of the Oldest watchmen
ON the road, who was riding on the freight
en- CINE, was jammed headinremost into the
lirs-box and burned to crisp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

hNlHh'hVu ihtCtAHb idot lllbhJ Nv q % ClOlki
Mayor Crowdus presiding
! Roll called.
Absent-Aldermcn G. +. Carter, Moore
and Williams.
The secretary read u number of claims
against the city which were referred to the
committee on claims.
A petition from anumber otcolored peopl
asking that the number OF colOrcd schools
be increased from one TO four schools was
read and referred to the school trustees for
them to report to the council.
The petition of property holders on the
south side Of Commerce street, block II,
asking that the property of that block be
not included in the fire limits, was read
and referred to the committee on fire de-
partments.
The bond for the contract of J. Mcmillan
| for building sidewalks, was approved, and
the mayor authorized TO sign the contract
on the part Of the city.
A resolution offered by Alderman Moro
ney to pay cash for feed was lost.
Alderman Clark offered the following
resolution:
| Resolved, That the committee on public
schools be instructed to proceed at once to
select u central location and procure. the
| ground for one school building for the city
of Dallas, and to report their action to this
council at as early date as practicable.
Alderman Loeb said that IL was under.
stood by resolution passed at
the last regular meeting that the
sch( = matter was to be laid
over until full board was present
The mayor ruled the resolution out of or.
der.
Alderman Clark then moved to reconsider
the first resolution, which was tabled.
A Suunhhla thpn Cnu,n n racpn,t;p., . o
renting of u school building in the third
ward, Aldermen Carter and Moroney were
OF the opinion that the school trustees
should be call d to account to answer why
they had not secured building.
Mayor Crowdus said that tho trustees had
done their duty and charged Alderman
Carter with being one of the very men who
had stood in the way in the matter.
Alderman Carter denied IL and said he
appealed to the records.
Mayor Crowdus said he did the same
thing, Then followed skirmish of words
IN which neither convinced the other that
he was wrong,
| The petition Of c. C.. Davis, a hickman.
praying TINT he be refunded u So fine i'm.
posed tor hauling prostitutes, AZ the law
had been declared unconstitutional by the
higher courts, was read and referred To the
! city attorney for his action.
/ The ordinance entitled "An ordinance
granting the right of way 10
James Il. Simpson, James NJ. Pace aud
their associates for a horse railway over
certain streets, with several amendments
| passed its several readiugsand was adoptci
by the following vote; Ayes-Loeb, Till.
man, Clark, Maroney, Nays u. Carter.
! The following resolutions of respect and
coincidence were passed.
I Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

KEEP, on through the streets wi,h his e,er-
nal, meroenary cry of beet, beef, beeis Is
there no hope Tell it not in Gath, pub
fish /, not in the streets OF Askelon"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September "A, q,
Oates, present member Of congress from
the third Alabama district, was to-day re-
nominated by reclamation by the demo,
Gratis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

NEARLY hall the population of Georgia
are said to be aspiring TO fill the late
SENATOR HILL's seat.
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A Railroad Co,,,s,on

Essros' Pa, September IA tre,sh,
.tsln and shining engine cc,lidcl A, pela.
ware station late yesterday afternoon. po,s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08

WnsS Ia, Cahcn ON the Pacific coas
attempt to move from ore state or territory
10 another, they are forbidden to enter the
new Held under tho pleasant fiction that
they are from foreign country, Such was
INC case with aship load who attempted to
uiSemeark at Seattle, Washington Terri.
tory, having moved from San Francisco
only where they have been residents for
years. Acr'So SECRETARY FrnScu, at
Washing'on' however, has set down ON thi,
western Interpretation of the law.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-25
Protection.

The question Of what shall be
the tariff fixed by Government
on foreign sugars is just now OF
considerable moment 10 the peo
pie of Southern Louisiana. At.
tempts are annually made in Con
gress to make the importation OF
sugar into the United S ates free
from all duties. Such all act as
the abolition of duties on sugar
woald be very injurious if not
rulnous to the sugar planting III
terest of Louisiana aud Texas.
That a majority Of the members
OF Congress would favor snch an
act. taken by itself, there can be
but little doubt. But they ire in
the same position As the Sugar
grower, in relation to industries
pecnliaf to their own sections.
The iron workers demand protec
ton. the manufacturers OF cotton
goods ask protection, and so Of
all Other industries that come into
competition with similar pursuits
carried on by other governments.
It, by system of what is con
monty denominated log rolling in
Congress, that protection is af-
forded to the various industries of
the country. These tariff taxes
have all to be combined in one
general biz. where protection is
| given to all in order to secure it's
adoption.
Hence, the representatives of
Louisiana and Texas require pro
lection to be given to the sugar
grower, otherwise they would
vote against any protection to
amy other industry, and 50 of any
pursuit and occupation. Thus by
comb ing all, Il general support
Is given to measures which afford
protection Incidental or special 10
all industries that need such aid
from the government.
We are emphatically in favor
of protective Tariffs for. every in
dustry ofslhe country that comes
IN conflict with similar pursuits
abroad. We believe in protecting
home pursuits aud home labors ;
we believe in protection to all
manufacturing businesses. to all
Agricultural pursuits and to any
and all Industries.
We believe in this protection
even II We Gave to pay more for
our wants than their supply would
cost by importation. Ii our neigh
b"rS prosper, there will lie no
starvation 10, MS.
When the great Harry of the
West preached this doctrine be
was right, as he always was on ev
ely question. Every S,,cceedin @
year proves and confirms it.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-25
Mardi GraS H.,

We'll, Marhi GraS has come
and gone. \ few masqners made
things lively about the streets du.
ring the afternoon.
Each maSqner was followed by
Ill boys. the whole making a pro
gra,nin" that Was peculiarly rdify
Ing and picturesque. Some Of the
promrnadtrs impro, ed tneir
looks by putting on masks. The
Young folks were on tn. streets
shouting whilst old ones rc-ped
through the fences and gates
smiling.
Mardi Gras is u great day and
puts every body III ii good humor.
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Dyspepsia, Cured.

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. II, 81
l tried your valuable medicine,
Browns Iron Bitters. for dyspep
STA, indigestion, SC. and was
cured by its use after three lead
ing physicians of this city failed
by their prescriptions to give me
relief. After eating, before the
Iron Bitters. l suffered with a
full feeling about the breast, with
headache all the time, bowels
very irresnlarly, aud generally
used up. At night, when ! get
home from work, I thought l
could not last until the text
morning, l now feel like IL new
man. j. Y. HOWSEK
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On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Elec
tr"- Voltaic Belts and either Electric Appli-
ances on trial for thirty days to young
men and Older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etc.
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete.
restoration OF vigor and nlanleod. Also
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Paralysis, Liv
er aud Kidney difi.ultie~, Kuptures. and
many other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet
seHt free. Address toltaic Belt Co. Mar.
shall, Mich
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Irvine is mocker, and
strong drink is raging" Take
PHckly ASH BitterS. 1t is no, a
beverage, but remedy for all i'll
effects OF ;n exccs~ OF intoxicat-
leg s1lmnlant's. Don; take y
dunk before breakfast "iust to
wake 20" ui'," because you feel
5" stupid and Iansuid. You are
sue to ttel worse as sonn as the
effect wears oft. Take a half
vine glass of Prickiy Ash Bit
tiers. It Will brighten you up
TO: the whole day.
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The EAhla nr tho I,io,,

The Fable Of the Lion, the
Ass ard the Fox has Il moral
quite applicable at the present
day. 1t is this: Better be wise
by the mi>fortuneS of others than
by your own" How few heed the
lesson here Taught. Each one
seems to demand misfor une be-
fore learning wisdom. The young
are too, sclf,-reli:nt-the old are
stubborn. You have II friend
who lately buried his wife, ano;h
er looked upon his daughter the
last time. They both had been
suffering from ii chronic female
complaint, which finally resulted
/" death. They refused 10 Srcnre
remedies that would effect a cure.
Your wife or daughter is suffer
ing from the very same complaint
and yon know it. You do NOT So
c4re the medicine and they are
gradually declining. Does not
the tate of others stare YOU in the
face? Without delay place them
ul'o" the use OF English Female
BItters. 1t does not tail. II
strengthens, regulates and cures
with promptness.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th judicial District Court. Parish os
LafOIrche. "
Succession of Garceiin Estivaine and C,,,
munity. No 1850 l~rvbates.

munity. No 1850 rrubates.
Pursuant to an order and decree of abov.
Court and III 0,ed.ence u a commission tn
me directed in the above entitled and num
here l succession, | will offer for ,ats ~ mi.
lie arction pursuant to law 20 the lagt an,
highest bidder at tho Court House in tn,
Town of Thihodaux, on Saturday March,
25th. 1882 between the hours of Ii o,.lo.t'
A. N. and 4 O'Clock Z. 1.-the following a..
crihel property belonging to said s lcues.;,.,'
to wit:
/. A certain lot of ground or Tor
situated in the Town Of Thihodaur. h..oe
lN No (lS4] One hundred aud II. inv "s eng
rs represented on u plan Of Il part ',s t .ns
IoTl' o. Ihi6odaux made and executed ~
f. d. Richardson, Surveyor a.. ~ ~ ~
day of June 1915, said lot n,eas,r;no TN
Hundred fec: front on jackson strs. oue
Two Hundred and Fifteen fee, ana oy
and one half inches. in depth being ho, n.n'
I'd in from: or East by jackson sfr..., Vaann.u
By lot No. lS3 bslOnging formerly m .Iosnet
Devillard, West BY Harrison strSa "''cpa
South BY lot No. 49, now belonn;, ana
Hugh COgan Together with ali ,L. E.u %
ings aud improvements thereon. 10 n M
l3 page 796 ct Seq. NO.
:. A certain lot of grouud situated !.
this Parish on the right bank nj Ra""u' III
fourche in the immediate yic;,;,~'"o. Ia
Town Of Thibodaux, being let No f IN
Eighteen on a plan Of the land ri Pierr. III
Garde made n exeru'ed by j. X. Com.
dain Surveyor on tbs 10Th Jnnu,rr sv..
! and dctOsited iU this Office fnr ,.,fsao0
said lot measures two hundred and ,,.Sn
five feet IN the Western line, and r. %hvu'y
ell all round by streets as shown nv s";a
plan. Together with all tho buildina. ana
improvements thereon e.. b No. ii naua
555 ct 81 pogo
Terms OF Sale Casl, on the Spot in I-ni,oa
States Treasury Notes to nav .lsit.. oaosi
February ls, 1882. v
THEoPHILE THIBODAUx.
| Sbor;R
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PICTORIAL SYRUP tor

recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoarsrncs>,
Loss. of Voice, lrlltab!!ity oil The
Lat!nx aud Fa"eess, aud other
lnf3amed conditions OF The Lungs
ana air Passages.
Prepared and S,'li by JOS 7.
TiilbODEAUN, Druggist, Thio
ouaGS, La.
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- All who lead il closely cn.
finea Tile ate M"rr frequent st,i,
,irc;s I'll constipation, headache
and nnligrssi",i. i:y"u Wi use
Bail..y'> Saline Aptiient it will
cnre YOU en,iie!y. 1t is as pleas
ant as i glass 0f soda, cheaper
thai, pills and nc,cr tai.s.a