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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

Moore, from Hood county; Black, ct al, vs.
the State, from Mccullough county (three
cases.; LaDgston VS. the State, from Vic
toria county. Rehearing refused Cleye-
| land and Cameron vs. Williams from Nc
Lehman county, and Maddox vs. the State,
from Milan county. Reyersed and rem
dered: Hudson VS. Long, from Bell county.
Dismissed: Forester VS. McNutt, ct al,
from Johnson. Reversed and remanded-
Gooder, ct al, VS. the State, from
Throckmorton county; Dargan vs.. the
Pullman Palace Car company, from Dallas
county. Motion to dismiss submitted:
Fitzhugh vs.. Gouse, from Dallas county
Submitted on briefs for the state: White
vs.. the State, from Wise county; Rather VS.:
the State, from Bosque county. Submitted
on briefs for both parties: Williams VS.. the
State, from Atascosa county; Fitz q Leaber
vs. the City of Austin, from Travis county;
McFall VS.. the City of Austin, from Travis
county. Certiorari granted: Scarborough
VS.. the State from Eastland county.
AUSTIN, June l6.-[Press.l--A Mexican
raped fourteen-year old girl Friday night
and then beat her head all
to pieces and stabbed h e
brother TO death. He was jailed tonight
There are threats of lynching.
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kruIn.

81. LOUIS, June l6.-Purther develop.
ments In the case Of ex-Judge Krum, who
has been mysteriously absent for several
weeks. show that on the 18th Of June laft
year, William Robertson. retail dry goods
merchant Of this city, made assignment
apd Krum vss appointed assignee, and
gave bond in 90, 600. Subsequently, under
direction Of the court, the Robertson stock
Of goods were sold BY Krum 10 William
Barr A Co, the latter paying therefor some
thing over Sc coo. No record Of this was
found In the court, and u doesn't seem 20
BE- known what was done BY krum with
the proceeds Of the sale, and the infsreLce
4 that be is dsfsulter for that amount.
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FORT WORTH.


Projected Enterprise-aeneral Local News
Fort WORTH, June l6-TSpecial.l IA,
N. Woody to-day made motion for a new
trial in his libel suit, but Judge Beckham
oyerruled it, when Woody took an appeal.
A number of merchants and bankers
have formed company with Colonel j. p.
Smith as chief stockholder, to build grand
central hotel on Main and Filth streets,
cost at least $3.50 900, TO be four stories high.
Mr.. Dickey, architect of the capital hotel.
at Houston, is now drawing the plans at a
cost of 5000 Colonel Smith saws the COM
pany are determined that 1t shall be the
finest hotel in the state, and to have it com
pleted by winter.
Il. N. Brunswig, W. A. Symington and
others to-day let contract for building
for the Fort Worth Chemical works, In
which to do an extensive manufacturing
business. The capital is 100000. Work
begins Monday.
The curbing for the sidewalks was re-
ceived to-day, and the work Of putting 1t IN
for the seven miles OF sidewalks began this
afternoon.
Wilkinson, shot by Kahn last night, is
somewhat improved, bat still In pre-
carious condition.
The superintendent of schools and the
mayor to-day announced the faculty for the
summer normal school to be conducted
during July by the city. A number OF hne
lecturers will address the teachers during
the session.
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TYLER.
Tho Kansas & Galf-Telephonic and Per

The Kansas & GRlf-Telephonic and Per
sonal.
TYLER, June 16.-Ispecial.l-The meeting
to-day to consider the proposition
of the Kansas & Gulf Short Line
Railroad company. while slimly attended,
developed very friendly interest. The
amount of land asked for is fifteen acres, all
told. 1t is claimed that after the donations
are all in, only about $1,000 in cash will
b ave to be raised.
The telephone exchange has been se-
cured. Mr.. L. NJ. Goss, of Huntsville sta
ton will be the manager.
Miss Maggie A. Riordan, of Waco, who
has made her home here with the family OF
Judge NJ. H. Bonner for the past two years,
left for home to-day.
Weather is very warm.
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liza, second; Hannibal third. Time-1:05
Second Race-One and one.fourth miles
Ballard won. Time 2:11 1-2.
Third Race-One and one-eighth miles
won by Matte Rapture; Metropolis second
Time, 81 IA.
Fourth race-Three.quarters of a mile
heat; Lizzie won in first and third heats
Cleaner won the second, and running ir
final. Time, 1.16 "a, LII 3 4, l:15 "a.
The hurdle race, one and half miles
was won by Katie Creel.
Fourth race-Coney Island cup, 'milei
and quarter; Eole won in canter by
ten lengths; General Monroe, second.
Time.-3:4.
Fifth race-Handicap, mile and three
furlopgs; Rico won; Compensation, second
Duke OF Montolbon, third.
Sixth race-Steaplechase, full course
Jim MCGOWAN won in $3.50.
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CORSICANA.
Died From Her Wounds-HOrse-Thieve at
work-Lucky Ticket-HOlder, Etc.

Died From Her Wounds-HOrse-Thiev at
work-Lucky Ticket-HOlder, Etc.
CoRsIcANA, June l6.-[Special. Maud
Collins, the Little colored girl who was Bit
ten by dog some days ago, died yesterday
evening from the effect of the bites.
The Methodist church in East Corsicana
is RAPIDLY nearing com pletlon. The ground
has been broken up for the foundation
of the East Side Presbyterian church.
They will both be of wood, finely finish
ed.
Several horses were stolen from near Rich
land, yesterday, and w,re shipped on with
a lot to East St. Louis last even
ing. A posse in search Of stolen animals
arrived here this morning.
: Two hundred dollar prizes were dram from
the lottery py tlcKet holders here.
Physicians report great deal OF sickness
in and about town, most oft malarlal ie'
nnr
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LONDON. June 16.-The National Rifle as
sociation has decided not to allow the
American team to use the screw wind
in the international match volunteer ser
vice. The Gazette regrets this decision
and thinks if the Americans are beaten
they will be able to claim they were handi-
capped because not allowed, like English
rihemen, to use in the preliminary contests
exactly the same appliances they used at
the match. However, says the Gazette,
leans may give the English sound beat
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c.liinr Rrirht % An.rer

LosDoS, June l6.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says. Eorthcots has informed Bright be
viii call attention Of the commons 10 that
portion Of BriFht's speech 81 Birmingham
In which be referred In severe terms 70 OBJ
s-rucfi0n, saying. The Obstructionists In
ailisnce with the Irish rebels were doing
their utmost 30 make i impossible for the
house 20 90 any work" He viii further
point Uut that Bright committed breach oi
priviisFt In using The lsnguags objected %.
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HOUSTON.
Another Rsilwsy-Muskmelons Arrive
The Light Guards-Thst Bridge.

Another NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arrive
The Light Guards-Thst Bridge.
Houston, June 16.- fSpecial.l Mr..
Charles Teinsley informs us that the Hous-
ton & Gulf Shore railroad is 10 be speedily
built and Houston put in direct railroad
communication with the town of Wharton.
down the coast in Wharton county.
The grading. bridging and trestle
work along the coast country.
from Columbia to Wharton. are
already completed and ready for the ties
and iron. The money is srrsnged TO pay
for the ties and iron, and in less than thirty
days tracklaying will begin. Mr.. Dinsley
and Major J. 8. Garwood are active movers
in the enterprise, and its early completion
is now placed bevoDd question.
A load Of musk MELONS in front Of the
Pacific express compsny's Office, this morn
ing. attracted general attention, they being
the first yet brought 10 this market.
This morning Chief Coyle was presented
with q handsome fremsn's belt by the
assistant chief,
Captain Scurry ssysthe Light Guards viii
attend the galveston military eDcampment
IL a prize Of $1,000 is offered for the best
drill.
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NJ KINNEY
Reunion Matters-Hymsneai.

McKINSET, June l0-[special. Hon. j
w. ThrCckmorton was to-day selected tc
deliver an address Of welcome at the re
union Oh the sth Of August. General w
L. Cabell was selected as marshal, and VII
Jams Warden first assistant; the two 10 ap
point fifty additional associates,
William BaFley, our county treasurer
marries tomorrow.
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GALVESTON.
Parnen Above Par-The Bohemians--
Weekly Summary.


GALVESTON, June l6.-[Special.l - The
Parnell testimonial committee of this city
will give an excursion on the Texas e. Mex
ican railway on July LIST, the proceeds to be
added to the Parnell tribute fund. A large
gathering OF Irishmen is looked for, as they
all seem Thoroughly aroused by the Erring-
ton.Simioni circular, which appears TO have
only had the effect of intensifying their de-
yotion to Parnell.
The Galveston Bohemians will meet at
noon tomorrow for the purpose OF organ
izing press club.
Alex Jones and William Searcey, two
negro boys, were sent before the criminal
court this morning by the recorder for till
tapping.
ton tomorrow to play match game with
the Lees.
Real estate transfers filed for record du-
ring the week amount to 500 3l2 90. Inter.
ments for the same period, l9-S adults and
III children.
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Poets In Demand.

BERLIN, June l6.-The Russian govern
ment having asked the extradition Of NJ.
Krazewski, the Polish author now at Leir-
sic, and three other poets, charged with
giving information to the Russian revolu-
tionists regarding the movements of the
Russian troops, the police in obedience to
orders here, arrested the four men.
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CLEBURNE.
A CorrectIon-Improvsmeuts

CLKBUKSE, June l6.-TSpeciAll-A most
important item in my special Of the l4th
was omitted by the comDositor, VIZ.
that the city council appropriated By tara
ton so 600 70 build . city hall 10 Be cen
trally located and Of the most beautiful de.
sign. The committee appointed by The
mayor 10 select or negotiate for the site
report at the neIt meeting Of the council.
IL is said several thousand dollars more
bonds viii be placed upon the market 20
add further improvements 20 the cOurt
bouss. An iron fence viii be placed around
Il and when complete IL is said By compe-
tsnt persons viii be among the most impos-
fro IN fha ufafe
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LAREDO,
A cone Grssssr - Investigating Land
Frauds.

Frauds.
I.kKKDo. June 16.-0n Wednesday last, a
. store near Carr a Keunedy's ranch. in
Encinsl county. Jesus Flores let his pistol
fall accidentally on the floor, when Il was
DISCHARGED, ths ball going through the hesd
Of hsric.n In the employ Of that hrmi
killing him ingtantly.
Judge =. T. Hall. member Of the land
fraud committee. viii leave tomorrow 70
investigate matters In the fraudulent
sale Of land IN Lssalls. Asfasc0sa,
Pro and McMullen counties. and
viii then finish up bis work in Be1sr
county. nfter which be VII 70 % Gusda-
lupe, Blpco. Gillespie sre C0mai counties.
Hk wIl BE- nbssnf four or Eve weeks
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EHrrrxHran, Ipns 10. -First Rsoe-
Ous nile. r.s 10 b. Pizarro EASILY hy .
lenfih. fmprsss. ssco1d, CnrEnel, third
Tme-lA
e~rrr1 Rre.-Thsrkrrry fri Lrla,
Etruu1. CTrIcnt. ttir1. Iime-lO
TfIi-f Race-seIIinK eueepslakest Tbe-txs
rer, Brsszs. sscoDd, Folusis. bird Tine
-IE4-
C-Tr.o7ur. KT. JuDs 1s-First Raos-
FiTs furl0nEs. E1n - Achur colfi Coros-
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WV OrLEsrs. Jun. IA Tlmss-Dsuo-
c-nf Nansfslc, L1nissna. spscia ssys J.
Lare Hs-dsr. president q fhe Hansfel1
Ferrsis colIers 49, kIied y Rev. Ben
1e- ffrs r.. ttis urr-r NJ. Ba-dsn seducec
. vurrr iaty. q f-ienc q lenklna
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G1IvEsTos, June 16.-lPressl-President
Sealey, Of the Gull, Colorado q
Santa Fe railroad. in an interview
tonight intimated that his company does
not contemplate making any extensions ct
present, but about August the santa re
vo1ld probably branch out. but to what ex-
test or in what direction could not be
learned.
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wasHrss1or, June 1s.-Tbs condition of
The trs-sury. rold CON and bullion. tie5.-
81. "a. slrsr dolls-s and bullicn. ell4 ~,
-. frnCiiural sITef con - - tit,
Trif-s stnte nntes. .1o4 Total,
f.11 ~ ~ Certifcates cutstEreirf rold
f6i1 15 SO slvs-, f7,7f.lS7s currency
az - pa
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Bos10S. MS, June 1s.-Tbs governor.
oort-Ery 70 his former sssurzDoss. has sp-
provsd ths varrants Of salaries and en-
reus.s nf TIE state almsbouss ~ Tgvks-
bury fuf FstTuary, Nsrch. Aprl and hsy,
au5rrting 70 230p00.
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# comment and considerable excitement on

Of comment and considerable excitement on
change here, but so far as learned nobody
has been burt. The provision market sym
pathized with that Of Chicago but there
we're no round transactions made. Wheat
was agood deal excited Tor while and de.
clined sharply, but partially recovered and
closed firmer ana more steady. An opera
tor intimate with McGeoch on the board of
trade says the loss will approximate nearly
$27, 900, 600; that, notwithstanding this, the
firm processes ability to make good show
ing on settlement. Their interest is closely
identified with other operators.
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vrrrra. Jurs 1s.-Tbe Prssss ssys.
ward a H1lEspfsl. Newcastle are nsrotint-
Inn viii fhs Austrian gv=erumeut 70
= direct lins of ,steerners bstusen Iriest.
nod fbs Unitsd Stttss Without ststs sld'
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s-rT-rv-I1r o. J1De 1C-This evening
Edssrd Mulbollsnd. q Eortbless youngrnsn.
vho lives ~ Mango iunctipn.
vent home drunk. His old rnOtber said
somefhint dispiensinK. be drsTa rsvolve-
and snot hef IN the hssd. infictinr q rUunc
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PALE.TISE.

sudden Death Of Member of the Legis.
lature
PALESTINE, June l6.-TSpeciall-Colonel
W. II. Tucker, member of the Legislature
from this (Andersonl county died this af.
ternoou at bis brothers. residence, near Al
bapy. Shackelford county. The telegram
announcing his death. which was sudden,
was entirely unexpected, and is the cause
Of general expressions Of regret here. No
particulars are given.
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Worsted Dress Goods
IN LIGHT WEIGHTS AND SHADES.

WE OFFERING ELEGANT LINE OF LIGHT WEIGHT
wrought in choice reduced from 2c
WE WILL GIVE YOU CHOICE LINE wORsTED PLAIDs
just double what we offer
them
pretty combination color and paern wei sold these
SOMETHING VERY CHOICE IN THE SHAPE OF WoRs
of
combination Silk Strpe have sold them for 66c yard
ARE OFFERING LIGHT SHADES. EMBROID
cred with Silk Flowers You tell they when see them
WILL CLOSE A SMALL LINE OF NEW AND MOST DEsIRA
BILE Silk Mixed Luse Tner is pin head chekthe new
est thing out
WE HAVE ON OUR COUNTER IMMENSE PILE OF 4INCH
Coos-the cheapest thing
offered
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GALVESTON, June l6-Tspecial. l-Yester-
day evening the beach at the foot OF Center
street for short time was the scene Of in
tense excitement, and in less than fifteen
minutes three lives were saved FROM watery
graves by the heroic efforts Of Mr.. Wright
T. Andrews. The persons saved were a
lady, Albert Bright and Charles Chees-
borough. The accident was caused by the
parties respectively beng carried into a
snck k-hole. At the time OF the accident MIR.
Andrews was bathing ip the surf short
distance oil, when he was startled by the
shrill cry of a woman, whom be saw was
frantically houndering in the water. He at
once swan toward her, and after consiier-
able exertion landed her on the beach in an
almost unconscious condition. Mr.. An
drews then returned to the water when he
was aroused by another alarm, this time by
a man, to whose assistance he went and
succeeded in catching him as be was gong
dewn the third time. He had scarcely got
the second victim on TO the bank and into
.he hands vi friends, when the alarming
call for help again reached his ears. The
aged man, although much exhausted, again
boldly plunged into the surf and brought
the apparently lifeless remains OF young
Cheesborough to the shore. Mr.. Andrews
has received many congratulations from
his friends and acquaintances to-day for his
seli-sacrificing heroisn.
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These reductions however, serve our object
HAVE EVERYTHING WE ADVERTISE
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A Hero at Galveston Rescues Three
Persons From q
Watery Graye-Andn nota Good Day for .
ii, Either.
Merrill Parks, of WeatherfOrd, Sem
fenced 10 Fifty Years
For Murder, Cheats the State and
Ends Life
BY Taking q Huge Dose Of Carbolic
Acid.
Some Other Events Of Special Interest.

New YORK, June 16.-ISpecial l-Gov-
ernments steady and unchanged.
Railroads dull and irregular.
Texas e. Pacific, Rio Grande division,
frsts, IS Ia
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgages,
S3.
Denver e. Rio Grande firsts, 95 IA.
Texas & Pacific land grants, 40.
Missouri, Kansas e. Texas tirsts, 60 l-2.
Stocks dull and declining.
Denver e. Rio Grande and Houston Il
Texas Central unchanged.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, SO 3-s.
Missouri Pacific, 103 So.
Texas & Pacific, 3S rs.
Cotton dull spots, nominal and weak
sales of the day, 1880; futures, 3 points
lower.
Coffee steady Rio, 0 IA; sales, A,25O
futures, 5 up.
Beeves steady Texans ordinary.
Provisions entirely nominal.
The earnings of the Denver q Rio Grande
for the second June week were $l4555O.
Weeks imports, $40 43O,279.
NEW YORK, June 16 Press l-Goyern-
ments unchanged; railroads quiet state
securities neglected.
The stock market opened irregular, but
fraction below yesterdays closing figures.
From the opening till near II tine market
was weak and declined IA to 4, Lake Shore
and Wabash being the greatest sufferers.
Up to noon the market was strong and the
decline recovered, Michigan Central and
Northwestern leading the improvement.
During the most part OF the afternoon the
market was very dull and generally weak,
and in the late trade, assisted by the large
failure in Chicago, prices sold down Id TO
1-2, Northern Pacific and Northwestern be-
ing most prominent in the decline. In the
final dealings there was fractional rally,
and the market, though dull, closed firm.
The closing, compared with yesterday,
shows only fractional decline. Transac-
tions, 242, 900 shares.
New YORK, June 16.-[Press, 1.-The cot
ton market for future deliverery at the frs
call displayed some firmness, but decline
set in soon after and continued with very
slight fluctuations until the close.
Total sales, A 600 bales. Quotations
compared with those of. last night show a
reduction of 3-100. The market is dutl.
Spot cotton is dull at 10 5-l6 for middling
uplands. Sales, 263 bales to spinners and
800 bales delivered on contract.
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On the south side of Main plaza, is now opened
to the public and prepared to receive guests.
This house has been refurnished and put in
frst-class order, and guests Will md every
house is done upon the European plan, and the
tables are supplied with every luxury and
delicacy to be had i'm the market. The dining
room Is open from n. IN. to " p. m and in ad-
dition to regular table meals are served to
order at all hours. Private supper and dining
rooms for families and parties.
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A fine saddle horse, with saddle and bride
almost new. Horse has hcen worked to har-
ness. Apply at this office.
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Boiler and engine, l0-horse power, used about
three months Everything complete. For
further information apply TO G. Sohiebel, G2l
"A venue ~. b-1-lm
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The ladies are requested to bear in mind that
j. Josky>& Sons have just received large and
elegant stock of kid gloves in all shades,
and noveltias 5-3-tf
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A NEW illuminated literary magazine has
appeared in New York entitled the Manhat-
tan. 1t is not over praised and may live.
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THE North American Review breaches
Canadian annexation from the poop deck Of
The Dominion.
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OFFICE OF CITY ASSESSOR,
French Building, Room No l,
San Antonio NAV IA ISS3

Parties are hereby notified that the City as
sessment books are now open for the rendi-
ton of property personal and real estate) for
the year 1883 commencing March |, and will
remain open until the llth day of July, 1888.
All persons concerned In the above are res
pectfully requested TO come forward and rem
der their property subject to taxation, to the
as required by law
5-ll-30t G. FRASCH, City Assessor.
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CHEAP tariff discussion for Congressional
use is good deal the rage in the papers.
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You VIII Find


Everything in gents furnishing goods from the
cheapest 20 the finest at Cohen koenigheims $,
Main nlgzo b-1i-tf
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PRoPRIEToRs.

n ELIvERED by carriers throughout the city
u at 10 Cents Per Week, payable to our
agent. Single copies for sale by newsboys at
Gents.
Subscription Per Year. 90 in Advance.
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CIVIL service rules are again shedding their
feathers.
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BRADsrREEr's thinks that British gold will
be an important factor in the coming Congress
on the free trade side Of the tariff question.