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Waco.
Special 70 the Herald.

Special to the Herald
WACO, October l0.--llon. Il. Q. Mills
spoke at the courthouse tonight to large
audience, Colonel Mills is very popular
mere and Will receive the solid vote of his
party for congress,
marriage which was set for the close of
this month, being heavily ireighted with
policies IN nearly all the marriage associa.
tlons doing business here, was hurried nm
on account or the shaky condition of the
hatfmQnial market, and hence took place
on Monday. Proofs were, hastily prepared
ana the offices besicged in lively stvle 10.
uay' out no money has been paid. One
company declines 10 pay on the ploa that
us their intention 20 refund all money on
hand pro rata 20 its members and snsnend
business. 10 looks as il the bottom had
dropped out, but the companies may rally
tomorrow and restore confidence.
a young German named II. G, Thiern
committed suicide last night ut the CITY
hospital, and was found this morning hang.
ing dead in an clubhouse on the premises
ne leit letter stating that he was sick
homeless and hopeless and had no desire
to live any longer.
a cotton buyer named Lyons was arrested
mere today for alleged crookedness in pay-
ing n negro $50 less for two bales of cotton
t,han the strict rules of arithmetic called for,
He gave bond.
Large swarms Of grasshoppcrs have been
passing over today, flying south and at a
very great height.
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Eli PAso, October 10, - yesterday a deaf
and mute man by the name of Fritz, from
Meslissa, New Mexico, crossed the river
here 10 visit Paso del Norte and was or.
deredto halt by the Mexican custom house
guard, and not understanding the order,
continued to 20 forward when he was fired
upon and instantly killed.
Sunday morning, Mt the Southern Pacific
depot, Q brakeman by the name OF W. W.
Connell got into difficulty with hack
driver named Jake Davis and fired four
times at him with pistol, missing him en-
tirely. Jake went on and got his weapon,
and returning fired four times ct hs man.
one ball striking him in the abdomen and
| coming out between the seventh and eighth
ribs and another In the right knee. Con-
nell died mt . o'clock last night. The cor
oner's jury returned verdict that they
did not know who killed Connell.
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Commercial and Financial.



NEW YORK, October l0..-The stock mar.
ket opened at an advance from yesterdays s
closing prices of is to 3 per cent, Alton &
Terra Haute preferred leading therein. At
the opening Richmond n Danyillc was an
exception and was lower. The market
cont inued strong in the early trade and n
ilrther advance of is to / occurred, in
which Rochester 4 Pittsburg and Union
Iacilic were prominent, while Richmond *
DanyiIle sold TO 70 and Cleveland & Pitts.
burg TO III 81, but this was subsequently,
followed by q general reaction of is 20 /,
led by Alton Il Terra llautc.
FUTURES.
NEW IogH, October lO.-The Posts cot.
ton report says; Futures at the first call
were poinst dcarer than at the close YES.
terday. The second call showed a further
advance Of points for October and for
later months. There was an additional
slight improvement, followed by a decline
oi points. At the third call October was
sold at II Il, April II 10, August II Gs; No.
vember and December were held at 10 50.
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NEw ioRI, October l0,--A dispatch was
received this morning by Messrs. keene,
Hardt n Co., agents in this city of the
wrecked steamer Herder stating that the
rescuing steamer Neptune left 81. Johns
last night and arrived at Cape Race this
morning, when she took on board the pass.
engers OF the llcrder. The Neptune will
return to st. Johns and await the arrival
Of the steamer Gilbert, which will take the
Herder's passengers to Europe.
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NEW ORLEANS, October l0.-Thc Plea.
yune's Pensacola special says This the
forty-lourth day of the epidemic, closes
with record of 90 new cases and 3 deaths.
Dr Har9is also reports cases of malarial
lever IN his practice, which he regards as a
favorable omen.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
PENSACOLA, October 0.-Deveopmcnts of
the last few days have shown the iallacy of
the hopes entertained of an early abate.
ment OF the epidemic. Within three days
10 cases and IL deaths have been reported.
The report Tor to-day shows 50 cases besides
OF other fever, and 3 deaths. Total mum.
Der OF cases to date is 1850, and total deaths
ITO. Some of the new cases are of an az.
graVated character. and there Is no reason
To- hope for diminution of the death rate.
Ihe stress on the community is very great,
especially among the improyident negroes
thrown ont oil employment. The demands
upon the board OF health are incessant and
increasing. They have made formal appeal
10 the country at large for aid, and the
contributions have been chiefly from Mo.
bile, Montgomery, Memphis and a few other
places in this and adjacent states. The In.
sutlicency of funds Is becoming alarming.
Ihe pay OF nurses has been cut down, and
other expenses curtailed to the lowest point,
causing much discomfort and murmuring.
Meantime the sick that are destitute are in
creaslng, The situation is serious, and
appeals loudly to the sympathies of human
pehevolence Of every section, class and de-
nomination. Contributions should be made
10 II. u. Brent, chairman of the executive
committee of the board of health. The
weather is warm and unsettled.
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Houston.


Special to the Herald,
HousroS, October lO.-Milcs Rhodes, who
was shot yesterday by John J. Lewis, died
this evening. His body was taken to Fla
tonia for burial. The grand jury are in
session and will soon dispose of Lewis case.
The new street railway company com.
menced laying ties for its track to-day.
The Capitol hotel expects TO open 10 the
public on the sd inst.
The cotton market closed very rrm aud
unchanged; sales, ,592 bales; receipts, O..
i5l gross 2,ll3 net
Criminal court began the trial OF cases 10.
day. Several minor cases were disposed OF.
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Iiastrop


BAsTRor, October l0.-The Bastrop base
ball club authorizes your reporter to ohnl.
longc hereby any base ball club in the
state for match game Of base bail to be
played at the capital state fair grounds,
Austin, Texas, next week. Any club dc.
do so by addressing Mr.. Q. r. Haynie,
Bastrop.
Senator A. w, Moore, who has been
quite sick at his stock farm, near Bastrop,
is reported by Doctor Sayers to be doing
we'll
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TO Nisslssirrl ANn rryAs-

NEW fonk, October iO.-A Chicago spc.
cial says Charles Turber is here In the in.
terost Of un English syndicate 10 bnv
100000 acres of land In Mississippi for
timber and cotton purposes, and also for
the purchase of 1 0n0,0DO acres In rexns
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NEw ionK, October l0.-A cabinet meet
ing was held to-day at President Arthur's
house, IN this city. II cannot be ascer.
tnined what business was transacted, but
the subject OF Secretary Folger's resigna.
ton was not mentioned,
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Tyler


Special 10 the Herald.
TYLER, October i0.-Supreme court; Nd.
mundson VS.. silliman from Anderson
county. Affirmed.
One OF the lamps left burning In the
supreme court burnt uown into TIE oil YES
sel tonight, and had II not been for The
timely arrival OF the librarian fire would
have resulted.
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rur wisr.sNtrn CASE.

RICHMOND, Va, october l0,-Thc case of
George d. Wise, charged with threatening
personal violence to j. A. Smith was heard
by the police justice this morning, but, as il
appeared there were no probabilities OF re-
newal Of the trouble, the case was dis.
missed.
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Bonham
snoClal 20 tho nernlh-

Special to the Herald.
BoNuAu, October ll.-lIons. d. b. Cul.
berson, democrat, and Il, Dohouy, indepen-
dent, candidates for congress in this dis.
tric' met in joint discussion last night at
the opera'house TO n crowded house, and
the affair resulted in complete victory for
Old Dave. The leaders Of the independent
movement are dissatisfied with the result,
and evidently show signs of losing ground
under the powerful influence of such speak.
ers as Colonel Culberson ard our present
representative james q. Chenoweth. Cul.
berson and Dohony will speak at other
points In the county during the week.
On last Sunday evening, while in the net
Of taking the west.bound passenger train,
oflcer Thornton captured n horse.thief by
The name OF Flanagan, who stole n horse
IRON j.. x. Rogers,of Melissa In August last.
Officer Thornton only had Flanagan's dc.
scription, and while being questioned very
closely, he broke TO run, and Jumped from
the train with the officer close behind him.
Flanagan was soon captured and acknowl-
edged himself TO be the guilty party wanted
in Collin county.
The lncessant rains have cast gloom
over the heretofore bright prospects of a
cotton crop in ibis county,
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san SABA
speclRl 10 tho nornld.

san SABA, October lQ.-A Sudden deluge
of rain, supposed to be from waterspout
occurred on Thursday night last. II was
confined to narrow scope of country on
the channel Of lower Cherokee creek, com.
mencing five miles above lis mouth, into
flooded to the extent OF a forty.iiye feet per.
pendicuar rise In places, and the yaters
did much damage to stock and other prop.
erty. No human lives were lost, So ,rreat
was the force of the food that cattle were
carried down the creek and thrown bodily
across the Colorado river and lodged upon
the east bank, much mangled, but many
were saved. The Colorado river in the i'm.
mediate vicinity of the mouth of the Cher.
okee was suddenly raised 70 within one foo,
Of the highest water mark OF the season.
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Iiurnet.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
BuRNEr, October i0,-Thcrc will be u
grand barbecue here Saturday next, with
speeches by Governor Roberts, Hon. John
Ireland, Hon. John Hancock and Hon, A.
w. Terrell The democrats of Burnet an.
ticpate q joyful time. Provision will be
made for large crowd. A brass band
has been engaged.
Large quantities OF cotton and wool are
in the market.
Pecans are selling at 50 per bushel.
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iiSe to administer TO Arab cup Of bad coE
fec, and the khediye has remarked that he
and, Arabi could not live in the same
country,
TllE INDICTMENT.
a iEpatoh TO the Central News from
Caro- reports that the indictment against the
rebel chiefs contain three counts lrst oi
instlsatng massacre second, of directing
the burning of Alexandria; and, third oi
abusing the Tag of truce.
GRAPHING WITH THE QUESTION.
A dispatch to the ISll Mail Gazette from
dublin reports that, owing to the alarming
increase ot pauperiSm in the south of Ire.
land, the Dublin Union has taken the lead
III proposal 10 send 600 able bodied men
5000 >'-' VI
COMING COMPLICATIONS,
CAIRO, October l0.-When the rebel nris
oners were delivered to the Egyptian au.
thorlties the English insisted that they be
allowed legal assistance. The Egyptians
contend that this condition does not bind
them TO permit the engagement OF foreign
counsel: The question will be referred 10
the foreign office.
ENECUTED
ALEXANDRIA, October l0.-Four natives
were executed this morning ut Damarhour
Tor murders,
RECEIVED A SOUND pRUBBiNG.
a shiek who was arrested ON Sunday at
Iantah for attempting to incitc massacre
has received 100 lashes, and will be kept
confined.
SELLING MUNITIONS.
Large quantities of arms have been seized
at Tantah and the number of watchmen
there have been doubled.
Tue GENsDA ARMERIE.
- About 100 Circassians, Albanians and
turks, recruits for the sensdarmcric, have
arrived here
PROMOTED.
BERLIN, October l0,--Willam the young.
est son OF Prince Bismarck, has been
raised TO the rank of government council
lOr.
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st, Louis.
Special to the Herald.

BpeoIaI 10 The Herald.
sr. Louis, October io.-A meeting Of the
stockholders of the Texas 4 81. Louis mar.
row-gauge the Paramoro road) win bo held
In st. Louis tomorrow at the Offices of the
company, at which the principal subject TO
be considered Is proposition 10 increase
the capital stock from si,S0,000 TO si5,-
100000.
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Special TO the Herald,
GALVESTON, October i0.-spot cotton
closed steady middlipg, 10 9.al sales, $780,
receipts, 1883.
Futures opened dull; January, 10 IS to
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Trunks, Valises, Etc,
oO6 and 8O8 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS

On Our First Floor we are offering complete line
R Llndseys tannels, Repeents Blankets Bleached and
Crown Canton F'annes Beached and Brown Domestcs
''0on Plaids ChevicS, Hickory Stripes, Prints, ETC.
On Our Second Floor offering complete line
81 Notions, Hosiery Gents Furnishing oods Cashmere
MIrs, Especially suited to Western trade) Custom
'aae overals, etc. as offered in this market.
IT, On Our Third Floor offering the complete
S Se o Mems Boys and Chldrens Hats, comprising J. B.
o@Sons and Hurst Sons Hats gotten up especially for
Ia In Cow Boy trade, also Ladies' and Misses Trimmed
S Misses and Childrens Sailor Hats Trunks Vaises and
a'ches also Towers Fist and Shield Brand Oil Coats etc
ever offered by us.
We earnestly solicit inspection of Stock before
making rchases
RESPECTETTTTV
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CncAGo, October l0.-H. c. Mead, n
wealthy banker OF Waupaca, Wisconsin,
was murdered and his bank robbed some
time last night. There is no clue to the
murderers
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LESLIE1S NONTHLIEs, when
bound, make a neat little volume
The HERALDBindery does work In
every STYLE ezd ct Ssasonabls rataS
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TELEGRAPHIC
The BANKERS, eenven,.on.

Saratoga, 17.-In the Bankers Asso-
citation, Hewey, CT Mobile, gave a brief
account of the crop prospects in the
southern states which are good. Planters
of Alabama are getting rid of the incubus
OF oebt. The mineral wealth of the state
Is great, and only needs capital TO de-
velop it. The improvement Of the rivers
is doing much for the state.
w. ID. Perkins, of Mississippi. read
8 paper on the industrial growth of Mis-
sissippi and the cotton states.
All Of last years officers we're re-
elected.
L. 81. Roots, Of Little Rock, Ark.
gave glowing accounted the prosperity
and prospects Of that state. Planters
have learned to keep out of debt.
B. NJ. Nelson, of Alabama, claimed
that the south was the most prosperous
country in the world now.
The executive council presented q reso-
luton that reasonable construction of the
banking law authorizes the comptroller
to issue to banks having over 500, 600
capital circulating notes equal ia amount
to The par value Of United States bonds,
deposited 10 secure ths same; also that
such construction Of the law, enlarginq
materially as it would the foundation on
which rests the national bank system
wonld greatly benefit all business, as it
would tend 10 retire considerable pOr-
ton OF their circulating notes; also that
if the comptroller was unable thus to con-
strue the Law this convention recom-
mends such issue Of circulating notes to
national banks upon that basis.
Adopted.
A. B. Hepburn, read g paper on
savings bank dividends, and w. B. Will
liams followed on the same subject. All
the other papers on the programme were
ordered included in the proceedings and
the association adjourned.
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"Americam Rorn."

Chicsgo, 16.-After two rostpouements
David BelascO's sensational, drama Am
erican Born" received its initial reOre-
sentatjOn here tonight, at the Grand
Opera House, by the Baldwin Theatre
Company, of San Francisco. Every
thing ran smoothly, considering all the
ciroumstarc es, and the players were we'll
received. John Dillon, an old Chicago
fsvoriEe, was enthusiastically spplsuded.
Standing room only" was announced
before the curtain rose.
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RlisoeIIaneons matters.

New York, 16-Preaident Arthur
leaves for Newport on Tuesday.
Toronto, IA hpmiHg pigeon few
from Detroit to Toronto, 22l miles, in less
than five hours to-day.
Washington, 17.-United States steam
ship adams, now ct San francisco, has
been ordered to proceed to Sitks, Alaska,
TO relieve the WGchUSSett, now at that
station. The WGcbSSSett will proceed to
San Francisco.
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The Gray Outrage.

Dublin, 10.-FreemGn' Journal of
which Grey is proprietor, says: Gray'k
sentence is absolutely unparalleled. He
only received notice of the nature of the
proceedings against him on Tuesday
night. and was without any time to pre-
pare his defense, which would probably
have consisted Of afidsvits sustaining the
trIth of his published assertions. II his
impri, onment ends in any way towards
a reform Of legal abuses and the promo
ton of the freedom of the press, he will
cheerfully endure it,
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The Irish.

Dublin, l6.-Gray was removed to
prison IL carriage surrounde1 by hus-
ssrs with drawn sables.
At banquet to celebrate the presents
ton of the freedom of the city to Parnell
aud Dillon. there WAS arga attendance.
The toast to the Queen vas drank With
considerable enthusiasm termixed with
hisses.
Earl Spencer has ordered the release OF
fifty suspects arrested in Loughrea dis
trict after the murder of Blake.
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RsssTEs ssPSsITs PAYABLE e. IIHass-

Bugs and sells Exchange On New YsFk, Sc
ErSaeiseo, Chicago, 81. Lsuis. onkAst
LOndea and principal Continental olHss-N
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transact Q General Banking
Business.
1sTsrEi Attention GfeeH to &Rs SGls @
Ores and Bullion. re solicit OO8-
ssgIs7IeTsts, Guaranteeing TEE
RiskSst MGTjeeg Prices.
1s'2sceSosss Node tsttA Prompt EetssgssS
az Lot0eSt RoSs5

ESe6ssse Orders for RErehGSs or Sale e.
Socks and Bonds at Nss York
sSsd San franchises
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Convicted and Confined.

Ysnl1ton, Nv. D. Russell was con-
victed this morning in the United Ststes
Court of completely in the Santa Fe
scrip frauds. The cases against Cameron
and Carpenter have been continued to
the NoVem Der term.
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o1EzSasss Of Deposit Issued Payable Y
DSmsaa.
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ChoIern and YelIow Fever.

Dublin, GA re;gn 6ssel has ar
rived at Wsynes, in the Shannon with,
it is stated, two cases of Asiatic cholera
on board The vessel is guaranteed
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tseer.

Sir John Lubbock read to the num-
bers OF the Linnean Society, London,
lately. an account oil his observations on
the habits OF insects made during the
past year, Two queen ants which he
mas had under observation sIuce 1914,
and which are therefore eight years OLD,
are still alive, and laid eggs last sum
mer as usual. His oldest workers are
seven years old. DR.. Muller, IN recent
review. had courteOusly criticised his
experiments on the color-sense OF bees,
but Sir John Labbock explained that
he had anticipated the objections sug-
pested by DIR. Muller, and guarded
against the supposed source OF error.
The difference was, moreover not one
OF principle. nor does DIR. Muller ques-
ton the main conclusions arrived at, or
doubt the preference OF bees for blue,
which. indeed, Is strongly indicated by
| his own observations on flowers. SIR
John also recorded some further expert
ments with reference to the power OF
hearing. Some bees were trained TO
come to honey which was placed on a
.nusic box on the lawn close to awIndow.
| LIE DOA Ntho hOPs
several hours a day for fortnight.
Ii was then brought INTO the house AID
placed out of sight, but aG the open
window, and about seven yarcs from
where IT had been before. The bees,
however did not find the honey, though
when 1t was once shown them they came
to it rapidly enough. Other experl-
ments with u microscope were without
result. Every one knows that bees when
swarming are populary. aud have been
ever since the Lme OF Aristotle, sup
posed to be influenced by changing kel-
ties. etc. Experienced aplarists are
now supposed to doubt whether the noise
has really any effect, but Sir John sug
oests that even it has with reference tt
which he expresses no opinion, IL L
possible that what the bees hear arr
not the loud, low sounds, but the hlgnel
overtol es at the verge OF or beyond on
range OF hearing. As regards the indus
try of wasps, he timed bee and wasp
| for each of which he provided store o
: honey. and he found that the wasp be
t can earlier in the morning (at 1 A
, NJ and worked on later In the day. ID
4 uid not, however, quote tins as proving
4 greater industry on the part OF wasps
! as 1t might be that wasps are less sensl
| tive to cold. Moreover, though tn
1 bees proboscis is admIreiy adapted 7
extract honey from tubular flowers
4 when the honey Is exposed, as IN TIN
I csae, the wasp appears able to swallow
1t more rapidly. This particular was
S began to work at III the morning, an
e went on without any rest or lntermisslo
till quarter to in the evening, dun
ing which time she visited the store
r honey ll6 tunes.