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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Advices from Camp Haymond-The Dam.
aged Railroad I'm Arizpna-fOrest Fires
In Nevada County-santa Clara County
Greenbackers-The Lynehed Highway
men-Decision OF No Compromise in
Kern C0unty-The Utah Commissioners
Races at Santa kesa-Etc.
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AUCTION SALE
or ELEGANT
Household Furniture and Piano.
BELL d Co.-.................AUCTIOs
WILL sELL-
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90. ,aao.

Sale TO commence at 1890 o'clock A. NJ. sharp. az
the Residence Of @. f. BACaMANN, No iii X
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth, all the Ele-
CANT Furniture, consisting, In part, as follows
One Elegant Upright Piano almost and in per-
feet order e oetaye); one Elegant PaTor Set Of
seven pieces. one Parlor Set Of Eve pieces, two
sarble.top Center Tables one Turkish Lounge, one
Fine Mirror, one Elegant asrbe-top Bedroom Set,
solid walnut; one Clipper-edge Spring Mattress,
Fine White Curied Hair Mattrtss B0lsters and
Feather Pillows; Elegant White Blankets, Spreads,
Sheets Comforts, Pillow slips four Elegant Brus-
sells Carpets, Hail and Stair Carpets and Rods,
Dining room 10 loot Extension Table, Dining Chairs,
two Parlor Stoves, one Ironing Stove, two Coal
Stoves, one Fine Range and Fixtures complete,
Crockery, Glass and Cutlery and Tinware, etc.
One good Phaeton for family fMeister. msker)
one gentle Horse, Harness, ETC. /; one Baby BUGGY
Schiller and Gosthes WORKS in German; History o.
the World ia German (Weber's(
EB sale Positive. IN
an96-Is BELL & co, Anctioneers.
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NEW ART STUDIO.

" H. GAINES, ARTIST 627 STREET, SAC
II ramen;o, Cal. The Peoples Gallery All
kinds OF pictures made. from brilliant little tin
type to a iifesize portrait. Good work and reA-
sonable prices " IS my motto Like the merchant
with his cent calico and his So silk so have alI
prices, from he cheapest and plainest finish to the
moss elegant and arelstic. polite invitation is ex-
tended to all to visit my Studio, 527 street over
Dsie q 20. g store au26.islm
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FOREIGN EVENTS.

The Situation in Egypt-Reporf or Dis
order I'm syria Denied-An Italian Pain
ter Dead wharves ON Fire strike Of
Glasgow Ship Joiners-lnairs I'm Ire
land-Renewed 0utrazcs Upon Polish
JeWs-Efc,
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IDAHO.
Delegate to Congress.

BOISE CRY, August 25sh.-The Republi.
can Senatorial Convention to-day nominated
Hon. L. Singissr for delegate to Congress.
The nomination is a strong one, and gives
general satisfaction.
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A circus which visited Texas was mobbed
because it insulted the inhabitants with the
insinuation that they were internal fools,
by putting on the leopard's cage the sign
Don't stick your fingers through the
bars. "-[SomervilIe Journal.
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e. ca EKD-
20 WHoM Ii MAY rnNnrnn

A ANNOUNCEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADF
n through your columns. from tina to time, of
various candidates for certain Offices and as usual
my name has been entirely ignored In that connec.
tion. Now, lest some good folks flay think have
" thrown up the SPONGE" will say that | intend
to enter the arena AMI cross lances with some Of
those worthy gentlemen who viii enter for the
County Authorship.
As AN Delegate 10 the forthcoming Demo-
cratic County Convention, expect to be there, and
receive the support OF some prominent Democrats
who have always counted upon ny assistance under
like circumstances. Very respectfully
au26-lt$ j. W BRONAGIn
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OREGON.
The Excursion steamer Dakota.

THo ENCufsiOH sttaWer DakOta.
PORTLAND, August 25sh.-A Nanaimo (B,
CO special says: The Dakota, with the ex-
cursion party, reached here this evening from
Alaska. The trip was highly satisfactory.
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People learn wisdom by experience. A
man never wakes up his second baby TO see
it laugh.
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WASHINGTON TERaITORY.
Died Of His Waund.

WALLA WALLA, August 25sh.-Gus Allen,
the railroad man shot in the frscas on Friday
last, died this afternoon.
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-ATrENrrx-A ~
CHICO RACES.

Publication of Weights OF Free HaRdIcsp.
Fred. Hunter, four-y esrold, by Norfolk dam by
Lodi. 81 us. Sinner, by Norfolk dam by ne
man, 81 lbs. Jubilee, by Norfolk dam by Lodi,
% lbs. Jim Brown, by Foster los Us Fob Ingersol
81 lbs Joe Howell, aged by Bonnie Scotland: dam
Ettie Shepperd, los rs an2S-hE
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SKIN HyNSRs.

SKIN HUMHRs.
Mrs. o Z. nhlppte, Decatur, ntch., writes that
almost raw. Head covered with scabs and sores
Suffered fearfully and tried everything Permanent
y cured by Cuticura Resolvent lblood purifer) and
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap 1.-THE great skin curesl
Cuticnra Remedies are for sale by all drug
gists. Principal depot
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Macs
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RscoRD-UMos.l
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SALT RHEUN.

VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges cure OF Salt Rheum on
the head, neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen
years not able to walk except on hands and knees
for one year; not able to help himself for eight
years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pro-
nouuced his case hopeless permanently cured by
Cuticura Resolvent blood purifier Internally and
externally.
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NEW DEMANDS.

CoSsTAETIsoPLE August 25th. = Said
Pasha and Assam Pssha, the Turkish dele
demands relative to the Military Convention
with England. TO the effect thst the Turks
should land at Alexandra, and that the proc.
lamssion relative to Arab Pashs, instead of
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MARRIED..

Yuba City, August 23-John II. Laugenour to Ella
Grover.
Modesto, August 2s-slmon strawby to Laura Nc.
Gee.
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(ij1tiicll.ra

FENHE CUTICURA TREATMENT, FOR THE
Z cure of skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases con-
sists in the internal use Of CUuoURA REsoLykSr the
new blood purifier, aid the external use OF Curl
cURA and CUTIHURA SOAP, the great skin cures
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The War I'm Erypt.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE REcoRD-UsIos.l
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UTAH.
The Commissioners at work.

SALT LAKE, August 25th. To-day the
Utah Commissioners adopted rules for the
registration of voters in the November cleo
ton for delegate TO Congress. Supervisors
OF registration are to be appointed for each
county, and the lists now in the hands of the
County Clerks will be taken, and each per-
son whose name appears on the list will have
to take an ironclad osth that he is not in DO
lygsmous relations. Failing to do this, his
name is stricken off. The. Register has
power, also, to strike the names of polyga-
mists off arbitrarily. The Governor will
make his appointments to fill county offices
to-morrow
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SKIN EIsEksE.
F. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctoriug failed to help
him, and attec all had failed he used the Cuticura
Resolvent (bood IuTifer) internally, Cutcura and
Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures) externally and
was cured, and has remained perfectly well TO this
dav
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A Former Resident Of Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, August 25th.-One of the ex-
press robbers who was lyLched in Arizona on
| Thursday formerly resided in Salt Lake, and
has wife and several children living here
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PSORIASIS.
II. E. Carpe ter, Esq.,, Henderson, n. T., cured of
Psoriasis or Leprosy OF twenty years standing by
the Cuticura Resolvent (bood puriherl internally,
and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin
cures) externally. The most wonderful case on
record. Cure certified to before a Justice OF the
Peace and prominent citizens. All afflicted with
itching and scaly diseases should send for this
testimony in full
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Quotations OF No. ? grades at leading centers tt
day telepranhad rs fnIlovUa
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TRIUMPH FOR DGFFERIN.
CoNsTASTISoPLE, August 25tb.-The Porte
has addressed a protest to Lord Dufferin in
regard to the interruption of telegrsphic
communication with Egypt, the Porte being
unable TO communicate with its officers at the
Khedive's palace. General confidence is ex.
pressed in diplomatic circles and by the press
that the moderate party has triumphed, and
that the Military Convention will be con.
cluded. Lord Dufferin's essential demands
are already conceded. and only the question
of form awaits decision.
LORD DUFFERIN's LAST PROPOSITION.
CoEsTASTiNoPLE, August 25sh.-Iord Def.
FERN to day informed Said Pasha and Aussim
Pashs, that his Government, by yielding to
the objections raised by the Sultan, was pre-
pared to waive the demand that any move
ment of the Turkish troops should be first
approved by the British. Lord Dufferin
therefore proposed that the English and
Turkish commanders should first deliberate
together, and ii the English Generals should
not approve the proposed operations, the
Turkish commanders will be at liberty to
carry them out. Said Pssha then urged that
the landing Of the Turkish troops st Alexan-
dris was indispensable for the future CON-
bined action of the two armies. He sug-
gested that the Turkish make Alexsndria.
which the English would evscuate, their bass
of operations, while the British base of
operations would be Ismsilia.
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ing not either ruined or still burning. The
courthouse OF the international tribulate
mas SO TAR escaped. The Anglo Egyp-
tlan bank is also preserved. The
streets are strewn with empty clio K and
lewelry cases, aud similar debris Two
thirds of the troops
DESERTED
during the bonbardment. After the khe-
DIVES palace had been surrendered, party
OF soldiers entered his apartments and
declared that they had orders to kill him
anu ourn the palace. After long parleying
their loyalty WAS bought by promises OF
money, They then escorted the khediye to
the British at Ras-el-Teen. His guard wa
not allowed to enter the palace with him.
All ministers except Arab pasha present Ell
themselves ut the Ras.e- Teen palace At
CLOCK thlS afternoon detachment of
marines marched through the town and
some of the plunderers were caught and
summarily shot
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met by committee o.. .citizens appointed fe,
tneir reception. The citizens met thene
WI MIN The directors, and they left a bond of
ssiuVV III the hands OF the committee TO be
hled to secure for them the right -of.way
ana depot grounds through this city and
county. The directors left Brownwood Mon.
aay morning, Everything was made salts.
factory at Brownwood. They then returned
70 Comanche the next day and founi thc
ponu MED and valued at $l50,OOO, which
0olonei i Lawrence readily accepted. Three
oisers tor Oomanche and Fort Worth.
NJ v; Frost was brought up from vii.
l,ams Rancho yesterday on a charge of Sc
auction; His bond was fixed at $500, which
,, ne readily gave and was permitted to re-
turn 70 his home In Brown county.
A little son OF Mr.. Bowman, aged abont
1t not fatally hurt. '''
lne hardest rain and hail-storm that has
lell yesterday evening. Some of The hail.
stones were six inches in diameter.
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Railroad Matters,

MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE last spike in tho
connecting rail in the Chesapeake, Ohio tS
Southern railway was driven this afternoon
ot2 o'clock, at Hatch bridge, forty miles
north of this city, in the presence of q
large delegation of citizens residing along
the route between raducah, Kentucky, and
Memphis, The mayors OF the two cities
named performed the ceremony. and the
first through train arrived here at $50
sionsts from Paducah and other points.
who will return at $40 p. m. This gives
Memphis another through line to Chesa-
peake bay via Loui, vile.
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Austin
TUsIIH
Special TO the Hernld.

SPSNi"i W tlic IiOIuiu,
AUSTIN, July II -Adjutant General King
states that reports received from the from
tier show that everything is quiet, though
indian camp fires are plainly visible
on the border between New Mexico and
Texas. He does not apprehend serious
trouble, unless the active campaign be.
tween the United States and Mexico shall
drive the hostile Indians into the state,
IN which event he hopes to make good In
dians of a large number after General Sheri-
dams approved method.
larger number of drummers licenses
have been issued to date than last year, and
the amount paid in for same is Sll,275.
Two thousand six hundred and eighty
four dollars OF the $3.50 appropriated by
the Legislature has been paid out to LIQUOR
dealers whose business was stopped by the
operation of the local option law.
The capitol board is finding difficulty in
securing right-of-way for sewers authorized
by the late special session of the legislature,
and the engineer in charge is now selecting
new routes Colonel Ashbcl Smith is in
the city. and the board of university re-.
gents VIII probably meet tomorrow and
award the contract for the university
building. 1t is not known whether
any new bids will be offered
or not until the amendment of the
law of 1851 for the sale of school lands.
surveyors are reporting lands n second
time that have already been appraised and
report d. The land commissioner decides
that this is not authorized by law, and
that surveyors are not entitled to compen-
sation thereupon, and the attorney-general
sustains his ruling.
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Whitesboro,


Special to the Herald
WnrrEsBoRo, July lA.-A terrible shoot
ing and cutting ARRAY took place four miles
north of here this morning, between s. s..
Jackson and man named lchors. The
dipute was about their crops; Jackson go
ing over TO Ichors' house, who Is a tenant
of his, whore the shooting and cutting oc.
cured, Jackson cutting lchors from his
shoulder to his knees, across the arms,
through the body and across his legs. The
boy who was working for Jackson endeav-
ored to pull him off, when he turned and
cut the boy, though not seriously. Ichors
then got his pistol and shot Jackson
through the head the ball entering under
the left eye and going clear through his
head. Both are expected TO die.
LATER-Jockson Is reported dead and
lchors Is not expected TO live,
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A Terrible Shooting aud Cutting
Ahray Occurs Near Whites.
boro-Probable Death of
Both Participants.
Galveston Celebrating the Ninety.
Third Anniversary Of the
Taking Of the Bastile.
Additional Details of the Disaster at
TeXarkana More Bodies Have
Been Recovered.
Indian Camp Fires Plainly Visible
on the Border.
A Heavy Rain and Hail Storm Visits
C0manche.
other Interesting State News,
Other Interesting State News.
Cieburne

CteDurne.
Special to the Herald.
CLrpuRNE, July l4.--This morning our
people bowed their heads IN grief. The
train from Fort Worth brought in the des
body OF Mrs. s. b. Allen. A few weeks
ago her husband carried her to Mineral
Wells In the hope that her health nigh t
have been benefited by the waters and n
change of scene. His last information was
that she was better, but this morning her
remains were carried to her home cold in
death. Her husband and little children
nave the sympathies Of our entire commu.
nifty. Her place win be hard to fill, and the
tears of sympathy will water her grave.
lis all that friends can give to cure the
wounds upon the hearts of loved ones.
-, Messrs. Tilman, Smith, Jourdon, and J.
w, Browne, OF the Cleburne bar, left this
morning for Galveston to attend meeting
oi the bar association Of the state of Texas,
lhese gentlemen will remain until after the
meeting of the state convention. A fnll
delegation from Johnson will Join them in
Galveston.
Watermelons are becoming drag in our
market. Eleven wagon loads are
on our streets as | write. | saw
yesterday some elegant Champagne grapes
from the vineyard Of NJ. d. Hanes, grown
near this city.
Billy Quayle didn't get off as was expect
ca, put proposes to leave as soon as a dou-
ble.b barreled shotgun is emptied. Fathers
since the runaway mania struck Cleburne,
have kept their daughters off tho front
gates, and their guns well loaded.
The article in the HERALD headed "After
the Battle" was read last night by a gen.
tleman to q crowd Of listeners at the La
wiede, and comments were freely made.
The HERALD, in this article, has made itself
IN the, estimation of both the friends of
Colonels Crawford and Wellborn. A copy
OF yesterdays paper was sought for by the
friends of both gentlemen.
Bob Haley is preparing to make the dele
gates to the congressional convention happy
upon their arrival. Bob is Wellborn man
from the word go.
Jim Cantrell IS fitting up the new Cham
bers building, near the depot, for fun dur
ing the fall season.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Commercial. .

New York, July 14.--Stocks opened gen.
orally strong, to Il higher than 1t closed
yesterday, the latter for Richmond a. Dan
VILE Houston & Texas Central, and Lake
Erie ~ Western We're lower In the early
dealings the market was active and strong,
and prices advanced / to II, Northern Pa
cific preferred, Oregon & Transcontinental
aud St.Paul being prominent in the upward
movement, while c., c., G. Il /. sold up 81
to 81. subsequently.there was a reaction of
1 TOT, Louisville & Nashville leading therein.
FUTURES.
cotton report says: Future deliy.
cries on the first call lost to 6.lOO,
and continued declining till the
sales were made II to 12-l00 below yester-
days quotations, but finally the market
reacted to $780, at the third call July
brought 1915, August, 1916; October, ll,S5
to ll.S; February, 11,90 and April, 12.ii.
Transactions, of the day are, to a very fair
extent, butthe same as yesterday, chiefly
confined to operations in the room. The
depression is accounted for by anticipating
the effect of August notices. and also the
prevailing fine weather ana satisfactory nc
counts of the crops.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
NEW York, July 1.-THE following are
the total net receipts of cotton at all the
ports since September 1st.
Galveston i26, 1888; New Orleans, LII, $50:
Mobile, 2G2, 500; Savannah, 72i, $50; Charles,
ton, 495 il5 Wilmington, 1926; Norfolk,
G0i Soi; Baltimore, S,005; New York, IGs,,
5l5; Boston, 73l 420; Providence, i2,SSS:
Philadelphia, Sl070; City and West Point.
Il ,i63; Brunswick, q, $751; Port Royal, 227. .227:
Pensacola, l0l ,l35; Portland, Z ,69is. Indianola
1907; Washington, North Carolina, IG5Oi;
total, 1851 ,lG0.
FAILURES.
NEW York, July 1.-THE failures re-
ported for the week are l2l, as against 100
last week. Western and middle states
show some increase, while southern and
eastern are smaller than usual. Tho
eastern states had 10; western, Al; SOUTH
eern,, IL middle, 80; Pacific, 7, and New
York city,s.
COTTON CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, July H.-This weeks circu-
lar OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' asso-
citation says: Cotton has been quiet since
tuesday; American advanced Id early In
the week. lGd has since been lost. Flu
lures rose only Lied higher.
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COLEMAN, July 1.-THE democratic
county convention was held here to-day
and and delegates were elected to represent
coleman in the democratic state, con.
sressionai and senatorial conventions, Del
FAVOR of Hon. w. M. Brown for conn
ttro,lcr; DIR; G. s. Sykes and Mr.. q. w.
iMahoney, the gentlemen elected to attend
the convention, leaving for Galveston Tues.
gay. Judge Hancock is believed to be thc
favorite for Congress- " w ''''
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Galveston.


opeclhl 10 inc Herald,
GALVESTON, July 1.-THE ninety.third
anniversary of the taking Of the Bastile was
appropriately celebrated here to-day by
the French residents in banquet at the
Girardin house, and tonight ball is in
progress at the PAY illion on the beach.
An excursion leaves for Victoria, the
present terminus Of the New York, Texas
d Mexican road, tomorrow morning at 7
o'clock, over the Santa Fe road.
The Bar association. will meet at II
o'clock tomorrow at the Pavilion. Com
paratively few OF the hundred and fifty del.
esates have yet arrived Trains tonight
and tomorrow morning, however, are ex.
pected to bring in the balance.
The board of health held an important
meeting this afternoon.
Judge Hurt, of Dallas, arrived to-day. lie
is candidate for reelection.
Cotton receipts to-day ten bales.
Bacon at Kansas City, 10 cents.
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Fires
wAREIIousEs nuRNEp.

NEW YoRK, July li,--Large fires have
broken out in the cotton wareho ouses Nos.
10 to %. Whitehall street. ana at No. Is.
S--s~>----------s--s~
Gill street. Another large hre is burning
on the west side, apparently near Canal
and Hudson streets.
LATER.
The upper floors Of the large. cotton
warehouse, embracing Nos. 10 TO %
Whitehall street, stretching from Stone to
Bridge streets, and extending back ninety
feet In those streets. were gutted by fire this
evening. The loss falls chiefly on individ.
ual storers of cotton, who member
more than thirty and who are well
covered by insurance. The aggregate loss
on the stock is put at 10000. The buildir g
was damaged $4,000, and the office turn.
ture ofa dozen commission merchants to
the amount of several thousand dollars,
making a total loss of about 10000. One
fireman was injured by broken glass.
100000 FIRE.
SAN Francisco, July IA Portland dis.
patch says Six business blocks in DAYTON.
Wyoming territory, were burned last night,
including every store and a hotel. The
loss Is estimated at 100000. The details
are delayed owing to the burning of the
telegraph office
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Special to the Herald

TRxARKANA, July H.--Up to 8 o'clock
this afternoon nine more bodies have been
removed from the wreck, making twenty
eight in, all. Most of those taken ont 10.
day are burned beyond recognition. The
funeral OF those buried to-day was largely
attended. The excavation still goes on.
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Counterfeit Currency.

Currency counterfeits of the denomina.
tions Of 50, $40 and $40 bills are being
freely circulated IN western Texas, and to
that extent that III Paso has sent for q GOV.
ernment detective to protect herself
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Marshall.
Special to tho Herald.

MARSHALL, July H.-Colonel James Tur.
ner, chairman of the democratic executive
committee OF this congressional district, in
forms your correspondent that he will issue
his call in few days convening the con-
ventlon August I'D, at Longview to elect