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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

TUE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
LoNnoN, Sept 90 The convention OF the
Irish National League htgan It's session at
Leeds this morning, ro-day's sitting will
be held with closed doors During the
meeting the convention will be addressed
by the following members Of Parliament:
Parnell, Sexton, Bggar, o'Connor and
Kelly,
A heated discussion took place upon the
demands OF the delegates from London
that there should be a revision OF the rules
for the election OF the executive. They
asked for larger representation. PArnell,
Sexton aud 0'Connor took part IN the
debate, The matter was finally decided.
the convention voting that the executive
should consist OF nine members,
with the following officers; President,
Thomas Powers o Connori vice
president Joseph, Nj. Biggar;
secretary, ]. Redmond; treasurer, James
O'kelly. Ii Is understood that Thomas
Power 0'Connor presided and was heartily
greeted by the delegates upon taking the
chair, The programme, which, II Is un-
cerstood, will be OF moderate nature, has
been furnished the delegates but has not
been made public, although II is stated
that the main object of the convention will
| be 10 take measures for more oonplete
aud efficient organization OF the party,
| ALf1NI0 nlsskD IN PARIS
PARIS, Sept. 20 Immense crowds OF
working men and the lower class OF this
city congregated to-day outside OF the rail-
way station where the king OF Spain was
expected to alght, and along the Rue La
| iayetIe. A strong fore Of cavalry and POI
lice WAS placed on guard ut the station.
President Grevy accompanied by his cabl-
net ministers met Aiionzo at the station.
The crowd hooted and hissed the king
upon his appearing. crying
Down with the Uhlan king The sol
diers and police had great trouble In keep
ing order. The people we're very much
excited, but good naluredly cheered the
French troops.
Houses aud balconies about tho route
trayersed by the king OF Spain were
thronged with people. As soon as the king
appeared at the station the crowd made &C
great camor that the Spanish nationR
anthem, which was being played by the
band was almost inaudlble The ciamol
continued at all the streets through which
the oortege passed, and insulting cries al
rected at the king were continually raised
AN ORANGE DEMONSTRATION.
ARMAGH, Sept. @.-rhree Thousand
Orangemen parnded the streets to-day ant
passed resolutions denounoing the Irisl
National league as body OF traitors en-,
conspirators against the government. Res0
lutions were also adopted, condemning thu
action of the government toward tn
: league and announcing the determination
of Orangemen TO oppose the designs o
noisy agitators, who are trying 10 exciu
disconIent aud outrage Tor selfish purposes
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IAHEnn-

LAREDO, Sept. 0-[Speeial l--Governor
Ireland, Senator Pieufler and several gen.
tlemon left on the early train this morning
for saltillo, on pleasure trip. A telegram
has been received stating that Governor
Madero and state officers of Coahuia had
left saltillo en- Especial train to meet and
receive the party.
| A United States soldier was arrested by
/ the Mexican authorities In New Laredo aud
Jailed this evening, for being drunk and
| disorderly.
/ A Mexican while trying TO smuggle some
goods from this side acruss the river last
night, was shot through the chest by tn,
Mexican rver guards. lie is dangerously
wounded but still alive. He nor those who
know will not diyure his name.
The newly appointed collector In NeH
Laredo has teltgraphed from the City q
Mexico that he would DO In the iorme
place next Saturday aud Sunday.
Reports from the surrounding country
both Ia Texas and Mexico, give glowing bC
counts OF the condition Of the ranges an.
stocks.
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MARSHALL, Sept. 20,-[Special Mrs. p.
II Kyes died this evening after long and
painful illness, She was an estimablo wo.
man and devoted wife aud mother.
The HayerlYs played last night.
The Chicago Ideal Opera troupe sing for
us tonight. We expect something ele-
CANT.
J. NJ, Draper was arrested at Jefferson
several days ago on ateleFram from Oregon
charging HIN with forgery. He sued out a
writ of habeas corpus aud was Drought
over here and tried before Judge Booty
and discharged to-day.
Our people feel greatly outraged and
agrieved in reading the voluminOus report
ot o. h NJ correspondent OF the Calves
weston News, under the caption OF Race
Troubles This report Is remarkable for
two things at least. iis length and It's utter
want OF truth and fairness, as regards this
people. Amorgsr the many false state
meuts in this wonderful production WAS
the following;
~ st night the most respectable men IN
,n,s 80 oa..y, ~ y who felt % TO be a naked
GUY, men who were honest In intention
and had the best interest OF the commu.
nifty at heart, assembled and without the
consent OF the law hut with the consent OF
/ the people, hanged Sllas Johnson
Now by what process OF reasoning, 0I
what authority this correspondent has ioi
making this sweaping allegation that this
/ dreadful murder was planned. sanctioned
and executed by the best citizens In this
/ community. Your correspondent has
| lived for many years In the midst OF thi,
| people and his opportunities tor knowing
them is not OF day. He has labored dit
gently to lind out, II possible
| who are the authors of this terrible crime
/ but up TO this hour the mystery is as i'm
| penctrabe as ever, None but God and tn,
perpetrators Of the crime know It's authors
l And for this correspondent TO come for
/ ward and state that Il was perpetratcd b,
the good people Of this county is Il libe
/ upOu truth,
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Aransa; duplex, second Brady third. Time
-iA7.
Second Raoe-Nursery Stakes fo- 2-vear
olds; three-quarter OF mile dash; HIM
alaya won; Leo, second; Nonage, third.
lime--l,a0.
BRIGHTON pgAcu.
BmGHroN Beach, Sept. 29.-The nrst
race, thFee.iourihs mile, won by Baron
Favorite; Little Phil, second; Joe, third.
1ime-iIT
Second Race--one Mile and quarter
dash, was won by Marshall; Felicia sec
ond Henry b, third Timo-9l6
Third Race--one and one eighth mile, wa
won by Pilot, by length Lizzie Mack
second; Centennial, thrd. Time, 2,0i.
Fourth Raoe--0ne and one.quaiter mile
was won by Diszy Blonde bv length; Id!
H., second; Farewell, third. Time-?.lIi.
| Fiith Rec -rhree-Qnarters OF mile
dash, was won by Little Phie Battlcdore,
| second; Little Klttie, third rlme-l,lS,
sixth rhreei0ufihs mile dash, was
won by Carry Stewart Ferg; K-le, second;
frankie, thiFd. Time--llS 81
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NEWS BI SPECIALS.
TexarkaDa; TIL a'tuea Conflict OF
Juci ictlon.
Marshall: Ire Report Against the
ClN'SF4ir Fame.
Galveston, Heavy Transactions Ia Real
Esia;e.
AlyaradO; A Lal in ihc ia'3 Telegraph
Trouble.
Palestine: Au Eclp C9we Deadly
Nget,
Houston: ADu Ca.ai w rcsau. Takes
sad tu
O.hor Interesting N,ws hy Sqsclals,
Houston: ADr Gasdiw rcsau. Take
sad tln,
O,h'r iat'rcsjlu7 N,vs by Specials,



TENAEKASA, Sep 20 Special ] About
year ago the council OF Tcyarkaua
granted permit TO A. Goldberg and l..
9. Donmorse to build on their fractional
lots irolting on Broad street and State
Line avenue in such manner as TO con
sumo about thirty lect Of the avenue
which brought the eastern corner Of A .
Golobers's building to within six feet Of
the state line, and 1t is Tumored that the
Arkansas council have granted certain par
ties permit TO build on
| berg to within elk feet of the
state line, which practically closes up one
Of the most important streets OF the city,
and cuts of some OF the finest business
houses from the broad street and the rail.
way. II Is 10 be hoped that II the order
has been granted, i. will be revoked, as IL
| damages the city most materially.
About sixty days ago the Texas council
ordered the Texas & Pacific railroad and
the Texas & ST.. Louis railroad to open
Maple street, across which their yards ART
laid. Your reporter was informed by a
prominent railroad lawyer that II that
order was enforced, the Texas & Pacific
railway would make no opposition, but
that il they were forced to barup their yard,
they would either lease their line to the
Junction TO the Iron Mountain railway ol
buy the Iron Mountain & Southern rail
way to Fulton and locate their yards al
one point or the other, as the case might
be. IL is fact 10 be regretted, that som,
good citizens Of our city seem TO be a
daggers points with the railroads here. anC
disposed to fight them on the sllghtes
provOcatiOn
Hon. Q. S. Todd delivered brilliant an,
appropriate address at the opening o
Ghio's opera.house last night The opera
house, which was opened by the Idea
Opera Troupe, of Chicago, was slightl!
complimented by the managers OF tn
troupe as being one OF the best arrange
OF the opera.houses In the southwest
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day, there is probability that the COM
mittee TO which was referred the petition Of
Charles Fowler for lease Of the llats north
OF tine channel, will make tepor, concern
ing the matter,
Eleven steamships arrived at this port
during the wesk,
Recorder Fonniao to-day held an inques,
on the body OF AU.oaQ RisAe, aged 5Q Year.,
who died while being conveyed to the hos
piial
GALVESTON, Sept. - rPress - The
work OF Sowing oheunal across the bar
is 20 be speedily Resumed and be actively
prosecuted during ayaf he weather The
sand pumping atiaCfM to the govern
ment's steamer Cynthia hos ouce more
been placed Ia position
Tbs city council comW % which wss
| reigfra lhc petition OF Fowler t0l
I q leRe suomerged lat i90Flte Gal
weston hary(s, will pyo}a NpQit Mou'
I day.
/ Colonel William Fitsoh f,f NoCarty
{ former 90 Galveston j roy pc1 % uou
| re etgt il the torpedo az % ih,
[ Russian grnmtnt
( ClgUt.-- AVXas, Tor New Nurl
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AUSTIN

AusrrS, Sept. .O.-[special. l-Pscos
ty offered the state per cent. county
bonds at par to-day. From indications now
the entire school funds in the treasury will
be taken by counties.
The atiorney.geheral to-day decided that
the county commissioners can issue bones
for additions 70 court.houses aud iiils u =
ready constructed.
The Bayou City Bridge and Matniaclur.
ing company, OF Houston, capital $50 600,
filed charter to-day.
Many OF the planters are through pickif &
cotton. The entire crop will be gaiherep
next month.
The assessment roll of Cass county has
been received, and shows an increase OF
$4,000. Collector Kimble settled.
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Tho NlokeI Plato Road.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % The control Of
the Nickel Plate railroad, which was sup
posed TO have been acquired by the Van
derbilts through their purchase Of SO ooo,-
900 OF the stock, Is about 10 be contested by
the holders OF the first mortgage bonds In
Pennsylvania and elsewhere. IL is now
said that these bonds possess equal
voting power with the stock, q
fac, not previously developed, and, as there
are outstanding SIS 900, 900 OF these bonds
ani s2i OOO 900 OF stock which Vanderbilt
does not control, his purchase OF so. .000, 900
only has apparently failed 10 secure the
conirol Of the road. Preparations are being
made BY the bondholders TO nominate and
elect At the next annual meeting board
o directors representing the interest ad-
verse 10 Vanderbilt.
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GRAHAM Sept %. -ISp,cial,l-Our town
held an election on yesterday to deter
mine whether hogs, sheep and goats should
be permitted to run at large within the
corporation limits. Only a light vote was
pollsd. resulting IN iayor oi the stock lawt
Our county Jail is now without an in.
mate.
The county Is free from debt aud has
sufficient money on hand to pay her cur
rent expenses,
Two unfortunate creatures whose reason
has been deihroncd for several years, were
lew days ogo adiudged insane aud will be-
sent to the asylum when the authorities
will receive them.
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GREENyuLr Sept. -. Especial, ,l--Three
+ 5ore 10 557 bales of cotton shipped over
Che East Line from all points last season.
Z us estimated that 5000 bales will be
: ihipped by the same line this season. This
,Rill give some idea OF the cotton crop OF
She country tributary to this road.
4 A man was arrested here yesterday fol
stealing she lamps and bible ont OF IN,
sPreahyterian church. which he pawned at
a saloon for drink and cigar.
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HousroS, Sept. 2o-[speolal To-day
]. Levy, Who has beea running dry goods
business under hi, mothers name, A. J.,
Levy, suddenly left town, A few hours de.
yeloped the fact this liabilities was $500,
mostly borrowed money, while his assets
will not amount 10 81 500, Nine attach.
meuts to the amount SlOo0 have arepdy
been served on his place.
The Jewish community are making great
prt paratiOns Tor the celebration OF the Jew.
ish new year, next Monday.
The morluary report for the week shows
but six deaths
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FoRr WoRru, Sept, -9.-[special IL r.
Foudo, a wealthy cattle man, was acquitted
in the district court to-day, on q charge Of
cattle theft.
Lee Walker, who was convicted at Gran
bury yesterday Of murder, and given n life
sentence, was brought here TO day and
lodged In jail tor safety. A mob at Gram
bury threatened to lynch him.
The Democrat was sold to-day TO Priddy
q Reeves, who take charge Monday.
Charles + Porter, OF this city, o-iay won
the foot race OF 100 yards, beating tht Lam.
pasas champion, Lou Jacobs. by twenty
eight inches. Stakes, 5000
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GALVESTON, Sep @.-tspeoial The
transfers OF real estate for the week ending
TO day footed up to 100000.
De- Penny, health physician, reports
nineteen deaths for the week, OF which
nine were adults and ten minors.
Count, cork Wren issued only six II.
censes tor marriage during the week.
The board ~ health me- yesterday after
noon and declined TO admit the schooner
Jennie Wood to Galveston station tor the
purpose Of dischsrgiug her cargo, she hay.
ing failed TO obtain a release from tha
ship Island quarantine.
The Huntington Vifg MIA point improve.
ment schrme appears TO be quiescent lust
at this junciute.
Al the meeting of the city council Mon.
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y and nine for misdemeanors. The fol-
4 ing parties have been convicted, all for
j se stealing; S. RamOn, ten years in the
! litentary; IL. Darby, seven years; Rob.
& on, nye yeas; Henry Mills, ten years.
trial OF l.. ID, Denmar Tor TIE murder
Rev, MIR, Sewell, has been set for October
d, The several cases against the notori-
: Jim Pierce Wright have been set for
Nt Tuesday.
We had ligh. shower this morning and
ire is indicated.
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PALESTINE, Sept 2o.-lSpecial, deputy
Sheriff John Rogers was shot and instantly
killed this afternoon by Frank Jackson, an
escaped negro convict, whom he was At
tempting to arrest on the outskirts OF
Palestine. A large ioroe Of men end dogs
are searching the county for Jackson, who
escaped after killiug Rogers. lie will be
ridded with ,hot II caught Half the
county is searching Tor him tonight. Ros.
ers leaves n large amily. lie was one OF
the best ana kindest officers Anderson
county ever had
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SAlApo, Sept - -TSpeeial.l--ln adrunk.
iroho at Cornhili last night, ten miles
ath Of here, Henry Waldon shot James
aier, The bali entered below the right
nulder IN mont aud came out under The
sbOulder-blade, Aaldon. supposing be
3 Killed mis- man, dacamped The above
cIs were elected from gentleman who
them dlrec, from Waldon An old ieUd
supposed TO oe the cause. Slater is a son
tao grange agent at Comhul Ns.dn
90 cue ot his own thumbs oil on the first
q.
0 II Ramslglb little child, dice YES
ruey evening, AFTER ieW hours illless,
HIuse congestion
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ALVARADO

AIyAR,no, Sept. Special ] Every
thing is quiet in telegraph circles. The
Santa Fe is in the field side by side with
the Western Union wire, both occupying
the same ,able. which no other Office 10 the
state Cal boast
Parties from Temple closed a contract to-
day with NJ. SAMSON for 10000 bushels OF
corn 10 30 10 ranches In southern Texas.
To days cotton receipts were the hCav-
lest OF the season and were about l50 bales.
The daily receipts average over 100, while
corn aud cotton seed wagons iill the square
all day long. Business is all that could be
desired
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LAMPAsAs

LANrAsAs, Sept, 20, Especial This has
been busy day in Lampasas. Improve.
ments look as though they were increasing
instead Of falling of. George T. Malone
furnished one cotton buyer alone over Sill.
OOO to purchase cotton with, besides other
cotton buyers and merchants yesterday
aud to-day. The cotton receipts we're over
go bales each day. The Wholesale bust.
ness Is increasing here, We receive over
20 600 pounds OF wool daily.
Many prominent citizens express them.
selves as being In favor Of leyying city
tax for the support Of our city schools.
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eAN ANTONIO, Sept, 20.--TSpeCial IA
negro named George Lewis took dose OF
plum and whisky with suicidal intent aud
Ald his attendants that be was in love and
espaired Of success OF suit. The object OF
Ills affections was then waiting on him.
Ter name Is Dora Allen. She said she re-.
iAprocated, aud II Lewis wanted 70 marry
Ter she WAS willing, and II he died, being
: Is widow, sho would inherit his effects,
he Wedding was contaminated.
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WAxAHAcHIE, Sept. 20,-fspecial. THE
steam gin OF Peter Conley, about four
miles from the city, and about sixty bales
Of cotton belonging TO customers, were con-
sumCd by fire on Mondry OF the 27th In.
slant. Conley had 81 600 insurapce on the
maohinery, which will nearly cover his
loss. There was no insurance on the cot.
ton.
Farmers now say that the cotton crop
will make much better yield than they at
first expected. Tue cotton receipts at this
place average about 400 bales per day.
District court will hnish this evening, the
business for this term
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PHnADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Ths first an
nual meeting Of the Pennsylvania division
OF the league Of American wheelmen was
held at the fair ground park to-day.
Fullv 400 men mounted on byoicles were In
the line OF procession through the park.
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HIco, Sept 29-tspeclal 1.-The cotton
crops are very light this season. There was
not sufficient fall of rain TO produce top
crop.
The firm of J. @. Hutchinson & Bro,
made an assignment to-day.
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The following statement, showing the
gross revenues ol the post.oilice depart.
ment Tor the last two fiscal years has been
prepared by the sixth auditor .
Gross rehenues tor the year ending June
3Qth, 1855 Sli Sg1 i73; year enued Junr
30 h. 1882, Sll ,265 ,3l7; increase ior
1873 50 692, 1855 Stamps sold IA
1883. Si2 023 58i: In 1852, $50 533, ,3l7:
inoreasl f. 1888 50 800 2li. d amps sold inr
the quar- er ebded June DO rs 3, $40 $50 2l2.
for the quarter ended June 30, 1882, $3.50 6la,
increase for 1883. S002 600.
IL Is estima,ed At the treasury depart.
m.nt that the reduction Of the pubic
d' bt for September will be about sl5O, ,OOO :
90.
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BEowSwooD, Sept. D-[speoiall-The
cotton crop Of this county will average
not more than 200 pound, d seed cotton to
the aofe-ihe iop estlmate-on account OF
tue extremely dry weather. 10 has been
cut sh ~ one.third or over OF what was
mnda Last NnAr
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LIBERTY HILL, Sept % Special, We
have had one good rain this month, the
first since July Ath,
+ About hall the cotton crop of this section
has been marketed. There are no pros.
poets for top crop.
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BOsroS, Sept. 2o.-The ship Dauntless.
from Boston. went ashore at East New
London yesterday, and Is total wreck
The crew was saved with n mitoellaneons
cargo, which was insured TO- So. 600. The
vessel also is probably insured.
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CoNASoHE, Sept, 20. Especial, THE cot
ton crop of Comanche county Is ON an aver.
age Of about COO pounds OF seed cotton to
the acre and the top crop Is believed to be
very nearly a failure.
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Wills PoiSr, Sept, 29.-[Speclal, l-D. j.,
Kendall, deputy sheriff, returned this
morning from Dallas, where he captured
some cattle stolen from this county by
Charley Crulcher. now In jail at Denton.
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LocEHaRr, Sept 29.-lspsoal.l-Th dis.
trict court is still in progress The grand
Jury was discharged yesterday evening after
returning twenty-five bills; thirteen for Tel.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

All SILK Warp Henrietta 9th, worth 4 Is at
Csc Extra fine Quail y.would he cheap at II g.
only n %. All-wool Fine French Cashm re,
j0iA ysrd A new line If Imported Cashmtres
at GOc. 75c Sic, gjj and ~ 3.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. @.-Mrs. Conrad, who
sho, and killed her husband, ID. l.. Conrad,
prominent lawyer here, has been declared
insane, and will be confined In an asylum
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NV YoRK, Sept @.-The sleame
Rheim brought si95,OCo in Russian coin 10
Kessle 4 %,
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WALKING JACKETS.

We have magnificent assortment Of Black
and Colored All.wool Good, made up In iht
latest and handsomest STYLES and trimmed with
Braiding, Astfakhan and FUR fully 81 per celt
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere.
CORSErS fom Sc M. Lee Collars from lNc
Lad es' Suits all prices
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TURF TOPICS.

The Great Race Between ST. julien and
JAY Eye-See
frOtted at Fleetwood Park, Yesterday
Afterno0n,
In the Presence OF an Immense Con-
course Of Spectators.
Jay-Eye-Sec, the Victor, In Three
Straight Heats,
Winning The Purse of $4,000 After a
Brilliant Contest.
Graphic Account Orthe Great Event Of
the Season.