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TERRELL.
free schools and Friends TrIumph-A Fine

Free Schools and Friends Triumph-A Fine
Rain.
TERRELL, July y3.-[special.l-An election
was held here to-day TO decide whether or
not the city should levy tax Of one-fourth
Of 1 per cent. for the purpose of maintain
ing free schools nine months in the year
The friends of free schools feel very jubilant
over the result, which is said TO be Is 10 30
over the requisite two-thirds. There was
very little excitement, but there was some
bard work done by the free school adyo-
Gates. The bulk Of the credit for the happy
result belongs 10 Major J. s. Grinnan, VINO
has worked hard and in the face Of much
opposition.
A fine rain fell this afternoon, which came
in good season.
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The "Assisted" Emigrants.

NEW YORK. July 3.-0ne-half the pauper
emigrants by the steamer Queen remain at
Castle Garden. The others have gone to
join their friends, after giving
satisfactory account Of themselves.
The company has sent communication
10 the emigrsnt commissioner. saying they
are willing 10 return 10 Europe those inn
migrants not claimed by friends and likely
TO become burden. II is probable that
all the immigrants will be satisfactorily
A sr.oaad 0f
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SAN ANTONIO.
The Sad Story of a Wrecked Life-The Nor
NAL School.

The Sad Story of Wrecked Life-The Nor
w. nal School.
SAN, ANTONIO, July Especial. j
Stephens, Nyho committed suicide some
days ago, furnishes one of the saddest re-
corded instances, of malverted
lite and splendid abNities thrown away
and stupefisd by drink He. was
intellect, intensified and aniplified by
"a long course Of insMuction
and learning in his mercantile walk inv life,
Through his unfortunate fondness fbS,
ago and sedueed into marrying a
Suicide was the result. At that time he
was handsome dealer in afiluent circum-
stances, but drink dragged hi n down.
He resolved to reform, and came
to San Antonio for the purpose
of ridding himself of a disagreeing wife.
Drink ended an existence which was one
long battle against temptation, which in
the end proved victory for the foe. His
family send word that they had rather that
his personal effects were sold to pay his
board-bill than one cent should go to the
wife. These developments have oc-
Cured since his decease, which
was originally ascribed by the
papers 10 an insane uesre 10 get away
with himself.
Professor Rote this Afternoon delivered to
the members OF the normal school an, able
address, in which he clearly
defined the duties OF teachers and besoueht
his audience TO as far as possible follow the
precepts inculcated. He also gave them
most useful instructions as to the
best way of instructing the
primary classes, making them most thor
ough method of impressing facts upon the
young idea.
The San Antonio gun club had a match
at the San Pedro grounds yesterday even
ing. Good scores for San Antonio were
m ade, but the inhabitants Of the city are
more successful in firing guns straight.
Much needed showers have arrived, and
San Antonio at present IL genuine wet
city.
x big time is coming to-
morrow. The glorious Fourth
will be most exceedingly glorifed in San
Antonio, and the bar-keeper is happy.
Policemen look anxious and the mayor
smiles over prospective fines.
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representation from all northern and ives.
iern states There are many GreeDbackers
IN attendance, but the general impression Is
The great fight will be on tbe tariff question.
Delegates for all eastern states gem
orally advocating protection and
IDENTIFY expected by the dele
gates, that a platform for
the new national party will be adopted.
IL Is evident that many OF those attending
hold widely different views on the various !
questions, and IL remains for the proceed |
lDgs OF the convention to determine what |
the proposed new party will advocate and
with what unanimity the delegates will
platform
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The Dog Law 10 be Enfgrced-Ths Com
ing Nins-District Court-PersonaI

The Dog Law TO be Enforoed-Ths Conn
ing Nins-District Court-PersonaI.
CcHscAsA. July -lspeciall-The dog
law goes into effect tomorrow. All dogs
found running ct large without tag will
be shot.
A mad dog was shot Sunday night on the
corner Of Hunt and Church street.
The COrsicana baseball club viii 70 20
Dallas In the morning 20 play . match
game with the Brown Seedlings. The foi-
loving young men compose the club. Rear
don. G.; Garuet, D.. Griffin, e. 4; BulIock.
first B.; Gordon. sfcoud b.; Blair, third b
Cumu iugs. l. T. Cassidy, g. g. Ha1leman.
RI Quite q number Of our ciIzels vii
accumusuy the dub.
Mr.. william :. Lind hes given M the
agency for TIE Anheuser Bush company
nd VII Be succseded b. Hr. stieufslt, of
DaIlas.
The distrct c1urt opsned vssierdsv.
Judge Bradley presiding. They have the
arEesi dockei they have ever had.
NJ. GeorEs Turn bal. csshier Of the Cen
rai freirht 0fice, leares this evening On q
risif % bis hone In Ohio.
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pe run in connection with
sleepers to New York and other seaboard
cities over connecting lines. The time will
probably be one hour shorter than Michi-
gan Central. Officers of this road say they
will have the active assistance of the
Baltimore & Ohio and Wabash and
their western connections in connection
with all of which through tickets are being
printed, and the propose to make sharp
competition with the Michigan Central.
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BosToE, July 3.-Republican members Of
the legislature in conference this afternoon
decided that the Tevksbury investigating
committee hold six more sessions, begin
ming Saturday next; that hearing be closed
July 18th, and that the committee report
the following Tuesday. Asa result Of the
conference an order 10 this effect viii be
introduced In the house and adopted.
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The Custer Monument.

MoSTKILo, WIS.,, July 3.-The granite
shaft which is to mark the spot where Gus
ter and the seven companies of the Seventh
United States cavalry laid down their lives,
was shipped 10 Montana yesterday. The
monument consists Of a cube of Montello
granite, 4 IL by 5 1-2 feet, resting on a
base Of the same material. 1t Is inscribed
with 40 letters, the names of the slain.
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ST. LOUIS. July 3.-The supreme court
decided this evening that the Downing high
license law Is not only constitutional but
licences in this city and state viii cost
about 81 900 per year. II is expected that
many low grogehries Of this city, where "a
large percentage Of crime is committed will
be forced out OF existence and the traffic
better regulated than ever before.
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CONCORD, N. H., July 3.-The Swedish
and Norwegian minister has called the at
tention of the secretary of state of the
United States to arrests and impris-
onments of Swedish emigrants by
manufacturing corporation at
Suncook. ltappears the companies have
been importing help from these countries,
and it is claimed by the corporations that
the help owe the companies their passage
money, which the operatives deny. An
Investigation is now making
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New MARKET, July 3.-The July meeting
began to-day. The race for the July stakes
for two-year-olds was won by Sir John
Willoughby's C. h. filly. by Hermit out of
Adelaide, Count de La Oranges Richeduc
second; Leopold de Rothschild's Talisman
third. The last betting was even on Ade-
laide filly. 5 to against Richeduc, IL to
against Talismap,
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VIcKsBURG, Mss, July 3.-Captain NJ.
B. Cole, member of the board of supervi-
city and his residence, five miles distant.
His body was riddled with buckshot. No
arrests have been made, but there is clue
to the murderers.
The murderer of Mrs. Christine Urmbach
was taken from Jail at Maysville yesterday
and lynched.
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MARSHALL,
The News CONFERENCE.-The Colored Folks
Fair-Young Lady Buried.

Nnt EtNs OoAoNtu AoAhs
Fsir-Young Lady Buried.
MARSHALL, July 3.-TSpecisl.l-A dis
patch from jefferson announcing the as
sassinstion Of Judge Haughn, a leading re-
publican Of that city, last night, was con-
frmed by the arrival Of Hon. w. j. Gavin,
who came over from Jefferson this morning
The cOlOred peoples fair opened this
morning. A fine brass band paraded the
streets, disc c1ursing fine music. The open
ing sddress by Hon. Shock Roberts and
David AbDey, were fine Efforts and reflect
great credit upon the speakers. The fair
promises 70 be q suscsss, and is very
credifable effort upon the part OF our col
ored felloE-citizsns in q very laudabls
Miss Cora Brady, niece Of Rev. r. W.
T0mpkins, was buried this evening.
John r MshOne succeeds 70 the manage
ment Of the Capitol hotel.
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SKIpwITH, MISS, July 3.-The coroner's
inquest on the body of Jamison, supposed
to have suicided, developed the fact that he
placed the muzze Of the gun against his
head and placed bis seven-year-old boy to
pull the trigger. threatening to kill him if
he refused
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District C0urt-Personal-Rai Needed.
McKrssET. T.July1.-[spscisi.l-The Grim
inal docket Of the disfr1ct court was taken
M today. The suit Of WEIGH ". Warden
vent 70 the jury late this evening.
Il /. Sesy, our genial and accomplished
nevsdealer, returned to-day rom pleasant
visit 70 his old home in Tennessee.
We are medina rain.
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Cannot and Should Not Recover.

PETERSBURG, Va, Jnly 3.-About mid
night last night difficulty occurred in
Blanchard, between Barney Jones and
Woodson Dunn. Jones accused Woodson
and his brother Lewis Dunn, of havirg in
duced his wife's daughter to follow them,
iptimating that improper motives were un-
derlying their action. Words ensued
when Jones seized an old army musket
loaded with bird shot and fred on Wood
son Dunn, the charge entering his right
groin. passing through his body and max
ing the wound two inches in diameter.
Dunn cannot recover.
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ELI, W., July 3.-Three hundred miners
struck Tor pay,which is two months behind,
yesterday. They broke into the mining
day and paraded the streets with riotous
demonstrations, threatening to demolish
company's property. There is great ex-
citement.
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KAEsAs crrH, July s.-sales Of land BY the
lind department oftbe Kansas division Of
the Union Pacific in June; q. 800 acres; total
sales for sir months, Of 1883. are Isl 20.
against 1O5 800 for the entire year Of 1882
The msjority Of new cOmers are sock
rnisers, wool-grOwers and creamery men,
Who ssnd their ioe butter 10 Boston and
New York markets.
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The COntInentals,

CLEVELAND, July 3.-The Continental
Guards, of New Orleans, arrived this even-
ing from Washington, and were
escorted from the railway station
to the Kennard house by the Clevelan
Grays. Tomorrow the Guards participate
in the grand military fete and battle, and
in the evening give drill and revolution
airy tableaux IN the Euclid avenue opera
hOuse
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HoI srErSss. AK. Juy 5.-Tbis after
noon Captsin Fleming, late deputy Of Kr
Treasurer Polk Of rsnnessse. cbsrRed with
making false entries amounting 10 $4,000
wss captured. IL Il believed be viii prove
IN im1ortant witness In POlk's trial, nov
PROGRESSING IN Nashville.
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CHIoaso. July S.-Ths Iibel suit Of Z. J..
Lshmsn. Who conduots . sort Of Cheap
Johnn st0rs On q very larFs scale. aRninst
the ChicHr1 Herald. f1r st1ternents reEnrd-
inr be rsputetio1, wbich hns been on rial
~ two weeks. cunrludsd today With q
verdict f1r - D0 dnmngss agsinst ths,
papr.
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EAU CLAIRE. wB. July IA severe hail
and thunder storm struck this vicinity
about O'Clock this evening,
doing great dsmsgs 10 build.
,ngs. crops. etc. Rumors Of the
disaster are constantly coming In. james
BELLY, q prominent farmer, was struck by
Uehtning and instantly killed The
storm was especially severe m The neigh
borhood Of New Chicago and handovi,
and Travelled from there up the river, doing
crest damage. At Mand0vi i've barns
were torn 70 pieces. A farmer named
williams, living between Osse0 and Ham
lin. Trsmpilesn county, had I'VE horses and
thirteen catfle killed and his buildings
blown down. Two men we're badly hurt
ct Ner Chicago. The bOuse Of GeorEe
Jackson. ct the town Of Washington, near
here. vss blown 10 pieces and other damag-
done The storm was one q The most dis-
astrous ever experienced IN thls Ticlnltg-
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Female BIcyclers.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The two days bicycle
race between Miss Aggie Wallace, Of New
York city, and Louise Armaindo, began at
10 O'Clock this morning. At 2 p. m. the
record Stood: Armaindo, 25 miles, Wal
lane 0l
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Through Connection Question Of Yet
Little While.
Austin: The School Laws to be Printed
In Circular Form.
The Teachers Kicking About Paying
H igh Board
Senator's Count for Little with the Ed.
ucatiOn Board.
Other Specially Interesting Matter.

New YORK, July 3-[Special l-Govern-
ments unchanged.
Railroads quiet and steady; Texas & Pa
cific, S4i.
Stocks dull and firm; Denver G. Rio
Grande, 43 1-2. -
Houston & Texas Central unchanged.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 30b.
Missouri Pacific, 1032.
Texas & Pacific 37s.
Provisions dull and depressed.
Earnings of the Denver & Rio Grande for
the fourth June week, $l93, 900.
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LITTLE Rock, July IA fight occurred at
an Indian dance at Bird Creek last night.
Over 100 Pswnees, with drawn revolvers
and knives took part. Two Indians were
killed and others wounded.
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ST. LOUIS, July 3.-An official circular
has announced the resignation Of Dudley
as superintendent of the TEXAS & Pacific
and the appointrleut of q. NJ sIlv. ln-r-
intendent Of the i g.. o. T.. fC HI the
place, with head0rt-ters at Dali
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In GENERAL.
Polk Trial: The Judge "Fires" the
Seven Jurors.
Archbishop Purcell Waiting for the
Grim BOatman.
Yellow Jack Not Under the Stars and
Stripes.
Official Confirmation of the Texas & Pa
ciflc Superintendency.
A Singularly Sad Suicide at Skipwith,
Mississippi.
The Continental Guards Will Celebrate
at Cleveland.
1fhaV Varv Uufara,%;,u No,.,a
Official Confirmation of the Texas & Pa
ciflc Superintendency.
A Singularly Sad Suicide at Skipwith,
Mississippi.
The Continental Guards Will Celebrate
at Cleveland.
Other Very Interesting News Notes.
The Polk Trial

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 3.-Judge Allen,
of the criminal court. is not satisfied with
the Jurors drawn thus far in the Polk trial,
and this morning discharged all seven of
the jurors and ordered new panel.
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Cmcaso July -Dsit-atss t5 ltr uulionnI
conferences Of suti-n1n-uoi- re t1 bel hsIf
IN the City Ton orrDr, H-s bs-.1in~ 90 A.
rive, and thsrs r5u pro-r..es b. be ahrFs
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WACO

OF to the Fort-The street Railway-That
Tonsoriai Tug-Distriot Couit -
Waco, July 3.-Tspecisl.l-A delegation
Of fifteen or twenty citizens left here this
afternoon for Fort Worth TO attend the
Fou-sh - Inlv celebration at that place.
T1n r.r1ll llIEar 11upauv commenced
1-f. r. fIr.T rra. from the NJ r.urr Pc
re- -a.1 t1 Gre centre ~ tEe litE- IneF
have f"'l H1rr- ~ e- KNEE enra-el and
vrrE Fl ta r1nif.r rIe1lI il compile 'iIr
Thr rri1H I-l. .EeeT rrn BARRIERS U
this C.tr fatEs ra frr rrrur rlur1.l. fF-
rlrrfsf. uUnsI i7 -H 1r tufh rIar
TIE r.sfrr clur i r-arfrllr or
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cHIcaeo, July s.-sons time since tbs
NichiEsn Central withdrew he through
frsins from the Crest Mestern a1d
bezsn 20 run them over The Caneos
91nfhsrn on an scoelerHted Timetable The
or-tt Wesiern has nov securnq OnicAEo
r-r-rs~fisn through The Balfimors A
ono snd TIE Wsbssh rosds. S1lic
urea h trnina tEo per Day VI
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LITTLE Rock, July 3.-[Special.l THE
Texas e. st. Louis road laid its last rail to-
day, closing the gap north of the Arkansas
river The road will be opened from end to
end as soon as the river bridge is finished,
about one month hence.
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c0sooEn. H.. July s.-Ths only ehsnrs
= the ball1t today vns N fsvUs ~ Er-
Governor bell, sno gninsd tvovotea
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Dying.


CINCINNATI July 3.-Arch Bishop Purcell
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$b&sBER Bros
THE NEAR APPROACH OF THE DATE OF OUR
Semi Annual Inventory
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SPECIAL SUBJECTS.
Special New York Telegram-Stocks
and the Staples.

All the Gaps In the Texas & ST. Louis
Closed.
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PARKERS BURG.
I<<ist of Personal Matters From the
81 Ctty-Judge JacksOa's Decision
Xaves Satisfaction.

RhRXEEsBCRG, July 26-Judge J. NJ.
.I|ekSon' decision in the noted Paul case
I&using change of venue, gives general
MkiSfsctlOn, ss IL IS the popular opinion
||.1t he Can and will have aS fair a trial
.fe as in any cOuRty of the State. The
.c1se vas continued until the November
term.
W. A. G,ttings, one Of the Jurors in the
Scioto- Lomas case, is a brOiher.in law of
he late Hon. JnO. 5. Carlisle.
Mrs. DIR. NJ. Campbell and daughter, Miss
fertie, are visiting friends in the Nail
Wy.
Counsellor Rsvenscrait is with friends in
Arl land.
Miss Nellie King left on Monday for
umbus, where she will visit her friend,
" Annie Gearing.
iss Kate Reister, one OF Wheeling
Yest daughters, is visiting the Misses
tney on s, yenth street.
Major Will Hopkins arrived on the An.
from q trip 10 Wheeling.
u trS Moran and daughters, Of Wheeling
~ visiting friends in this city.
Ii avid Steele. ESQ.,, has returned from
feast end viii reside here.permanently
4 is in the employ of the Dominion 0!
hpspy.
fbe following Wheeling gentlemen ar.
nests Of Andy Ais popular Central: Adam
sTniCk. John Speidel, Wm. Prince. DR.
Sch ulcr, W. A. Goudy, W. Z. Wayman
"a. I Gay, of Burning Springs, autograph
hi Ais Central on Wednesday.
j. ". Force, the genial representative
tie Domestic Sewing MscaIns IN
hserirs, was here on business % d.y
M 1secb Reitz, Leon Van Vert and Henry
.HsDkc, Of the Nail City. registered at HilT,
EeRiTAl on Wednesday.
Miss Loltie Emery has been quite il,
ipce Monday, but her friends hope to Sc,
her out soon.
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JUDGE LYNCH.

A Man Named Rigney Taken Ont Of
Jail and Hung by Party OF Masked
Men. ..-..
Sr. PAUL, MINI, July GA Miles City
special says: A party of masked men pro-
oeeded to the county Jail, overpowered the
jailer and seized q man named Rigney,
whom they took about mile ont Of town
and hanged to the projecting end Of rail
road tie, over a culvert. Rigney had been
jailed the day before for disorderly con-
duct and bore the reputation of hard citi-
zen. being accused of robbery and other
crimes He was bar. tender in the saloon
Of the Cosmopolitan Theatre. Two hours
afterward the theatre burst INTO flames and
was completely destroyed, together with
six other buildings, among which was
large drug store. The progress OF the tire
was arrested by the brick building OF the
First National Bank, otherwise the entire
block would have beer, DESTROYED. The
ssas s. s ss sS4f B Il bslsly So Z.
taliation for the hanging of Rigney.
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REVENGE IN DEATH.
A Husbands Fate NhU Sought
Vengeance.
A Woman Frightened to Death, and Her
Husband Observation-Disclosures
Of the Tragedy.
.Speria! % The Reqister.


PARKERsBURG, July 26.-The following
are the particulars Of the Rsyenswood trag-
edy which occurred Sunday night result
ing in the death of Richard Ssfreed at the
hands of young man named Brown: A
dispute about some slabs on the land want
ed by Brown from Safreed, was the cause
of frequent quarrels between the two, and
Safreed has at different times attempt
ed to take the life Of Brown
who on this occasion gave Satreed
terrible beating, and who went home
drenChed in blood, his face being terribly
distigured. Meeting his wife in delicate
situstion he frightened her almost to death
and threw the poor woman into convu'-
sions, which resulted in death. Safreed re-
ntwed his VOWS of vengeance against young
Brown at every opportunity aud sought to
lead him into a quarrel. On Sunday
night Brown escorted a lady home from
cbI rch, and as he returned Safreed
waylaid Him
in secluded part Of the wood and struck
him with boulder on the head, iuhicting
q bcd wound, but Brown, with blood
streaming down his face, drew revolver
ard fred five shots, four of them striking
vital parts. Brown left his adversary
on the fatal spot and proceeding
ON his way home passing the bone
Ssfreed's brother, related the occurrence
and gave himself up to the authorities.
When found, Satreed was alive, but uncon-
scious until Monday, when he died Brown
was admitted to bail Public opinion is
with Brown, as it is believed he acted in
Sc { defense. Safreed has always been q
QUE rrelsome and dangerous man and feared
by MANY