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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

WAsuNoroS, Oct. G.-rhe commits.
aoner ofiuternational revenue has decided
upt 10 remove the office OF collector Of Gus.
tana rom Santa Fo to Aihngnrr
Que now. lie does not think the
interest oi the service calls for a change.
Counsel Tor Sergeant Mason, the soldier
Who ATTEMPTED tn shoot Guitehu, recent ly
arplicd 10 the secretary OF war tor coiy
avs review oi thu proceeding.
NJ the oout.martial by which
Mason was tird. The secretary refused
the application on the ground that the doc
umcrt was q confidential communication
10 Is said, however. by the prisoners 4, ids
that the secretary withholis the report be-.
cause itw was favorable to Mason and CON.
tfary 10 his own view ot the case. Connsr'
viii, Il Is reported, apply TO the president
.or the full record.
The Clrean emh,siy visitel Secretar ,
Teller to-day, and after being introduced
we're shown through the department b n
j. Slanl y Brown.
Work On the Gaftield memorial hospitnl
has begun and will be pushed torWaul
ranidly. Instead Of a large building
the hospital will consist of series NJ small
buildings open on all sides To air aud nrht.
aud isolated from other structures. IL Is
she Intention 10 have all under roof by
winter.
The following Is the condition of the
treasury; Gold coin and bullion. S2O8 $50 .
3l3. silver dollars aud bullion, Siig as. .Sli:
fractional silver cola s21 GD 7i2: United
ates notes, S53l. d6I; total, SiO6 40 522
Currency outstanding Goid Si,7iG 80.
silver, tlo,s26ll; currency, Sl1OJJ,UOJ.
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NEw loRE, October 6.-The Northern
Pacific directors to-day reelected tue old
board of officers, and authorized the issue
OF S2OWO,OOO OF second mortgage bnnds.
subject TO The approval OF the preferred
stockholders. IL will reduire the
consent OF thIeo.quatlers Of these
shareholders. lt ID thoupht no
serious objection will be- made. The pro.
ceeds will wipe out the ao,iing debt aud
wll also be applied for the completion nnd
equipment of the line
The directors OF the Northern Pacific
kau~aY company, at their meeting this
afternoon, adopted the following plan Tor
rtlieG
WHEREAS, There Is none required TO pro.
vide ior the present unlunded debt beyond
he cash means available, the sum OF 80.
80 01O; and
wuEREAs, An additional sam Of a. 800
zoo will be required to compile the oonstrup.
ton ol thr main line. now under
contract, including bridges aud tunnels.
and 10 provide ana pay Tor all equipments
required aud contracted Tor therefore
be u
Resolved, That this board. subject 10
the approval ot three ioufihs preferred
Stockholders, authorize the execution OF
mortgage second bonds tor so 600 600 on all
I - NiN'f1 '"Nl'N N'AiN W NlANtlAN VI Aut lftH'
bo similar in terms and con
ditions to the general mortgage
and subject only TO the liens Of said mort.
cages
iiesolyed, That lhe1inance committee ne
/ directed 10 open negotiations for the ale
/ OF tlN WOVO1 81 these mortgage bonds, and
rcnort their action to this board.
Resolved, That meeting ot the
/ preferred stockholders OF this
I company shall be called 10 be- held at the
/ Office olihe company in New York ON the
I t0h OF November iO vote upon the cues.
ton pud issue OF $50 900 600 OF second mort.
grre bonds.
Resolved, That 10 sccordanca with the
plan of reorganization, the srcfeiary give
notice Of sal | meeting nt least thirty DAYS
prior thereto, and that Tor the purpose OF
said meeting the transfer hooks 0f the prt-
ierred stocks OF this company be closed on
th' 9iih Of October ri 3 q. NJ. aud remain
closed until the % h of November at
10 am.
Resolved That tho officers OF this comm.
ny be requested 10 prepare and publish, with
all dispatch, Tor The Information nf the
stockholders, a circular giving full par.
ticulars Of the funded aud unlunded
dcDt otthis company. the present condition
OF the operating aud land departments, In.
cluding In the latter the cancellation OF the
bonds With the proceeds OF land sales.
is understood the finance committee "A
engaged in regulation which will
PROBABLY result In successful issue.
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MILWAUKEE, oo'. '.G.-Albert Elstersmann.
Of Magdeburg Germany, % years old, killed
his wife with On iron rod In a Clinton street
lodging house last night and lett tho scene
at O'Clock this morning, leaving note In
which he explained that their money was
gone, they did not care to live and thew
had agreed that he should XIII her. The
note closed with the phras,. ~ have gone
out 10 hang myself" lie has not been
found. They came TO Milwaukee last
Tuesday.
Tae police have found that man
answering to T. siermanns description,
took the Nlrrhweitern train at III
a m. for Chicago Communication
with the chief OF police has resulted
IN the iuiJrmation that man OF similar
description took the Michigan Central train
~ Q y. ~. for the east, huying ticket ior
Uuc,. New York. Estermann was known
at his boardng.house as Hoffman.
though he admitted that II was not his
real name, The couple came from q.
Paul. Tuesday, but his wife told the lady
they had lived In Bsma arck Dakota, board.
ers in thehouse had come 10 the conclusion
they were eloping though they had no
particular reason for thinking 40, The
dead womaa was about - years old aud ap.
parentY higher In the social scale than her
husband. Their baggage contained nothing
10 indenliiy them.
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DENIsoN, Olt 6-[Speclal. John Zieri,
locomotive engineer of the Missouri Pa.
clic railroad, shot and wounded Leon
Burchel last night under the following cir-
cumstuuce, Iert received an anonymous
note informing him that ifhe would tell his
wife that he was going out on his run and
return suddenly he would tnd evidence Of
the uniarhlulne,s ct hs wife. Yesterday
he did so, aud armed with revolver 81.
creled himself near his residence About
s o'clock p m. "A man entered the yard anu
Mrs Xiert came to the door ana asked il il
was Leon. The man then asked II John
Iert had gone to Colorado, whereupon
Xert fired from bis position, the ball taking
effect IN the ear aud lodged In the check.
bone I,ert gave himself up and was
under arrest until to-day, when he was ad.
mil,ed 20 bail in the sam Of 81 ,O0l. BurChel
viii recover. lie ssys Iieu owed hlm some
money, and he promised It to him as soon
as he could 60 To Colorado O. Ect 10 from q
mau who owed him aud that he called TO
see II Iprt had gone so he Coud Calcuat,
when he could get his money. B1,h Bmche
and the woman protest ,hat there was MOI
never had been anything wrong in III ia
conduct.
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SOCIETY.



The wife OF DR., n, d. Hallonqllst died in
Terrell last Thursday evening, after long
aud protracted illness. Her remains wsre
brought over TO kauimanand placed In I'M,
cemetery alongside OF her children.
Miss Christine Carter, daughter OF Mrs.
q. II. Carter, and who performed an notive
part Ia the Terrell Musical club that save
an enlerlhlnmen. In kauiwan some weeks
ago, died Of tyI ho.malhfal fever at h,r
homo Ia Terrell last week.
Aztec spending several weeks with rela-
tiyes, ifieuda aud acqnaintauces la kauf.
,,Nn and rerfull Misses Love and Carrie
Webb. In company with Miss Buthie
Barnes, OF this city lett for their home M
Mlnden, Louisiana Monday morning.
Mr.. Ben sul', cx.hsslstant post. hasler
al kaufman writes 20 n e. 1d In kaufman
thnt he l. getting along huely win one rx-
ception. tha' the teacher Is giyinr Tim hail
Columbia about smoking aud lke all other
i,nle rids, he kichH At the advice worse than
bay steer.
rac social gathering Of the pound party
/ that was gotten np aud given AZ The rcsi.
dance ni Rev +. A. Rosscr last Friday
nifht by the young ladies' was higlly en-.
teftAiuing, while the refreshments were
700 dtllclously Fold Tor the hunprinr
thirst. These excellent and adofablo
ynnng ladies deserve = great deal ol credit
A. a praise lor the dlspensatlnn OF thel,
sort w making everything nice aud en-
ljoyable..
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BlsroS oct G-Thpre was q lull attended
meeting Of independents this afternoon
Colonel Thomas Lyman presided. No
were made by william Il
w. Bird Colonel r. W. Higeinson. John
/. Fnrow. Professor William Everett. John
O.. Dodge Arthur Carroll, Rev. Jane,
Freeman, Clarke Leyeretto Saltonsiall
aud General Francis A. Walker.
who read letter from Charles
Francis Adams, IT,, against divi.
ion OF the forces IN the war
against Builerism, The following
address was adopted As independent
voters Of Massachusetts, while we recor.
MAE that the records and character of can.
didates are proper subjects int
political discussion, we cannot
but regret the tendency In
the present contest to overlook the prinoI.
pels Of which the candidates are the only
points, aud since neither party has Gdop.
ted clear aud defined plat.
form, we make the following
statement OF our political belief. We be-
l,eye the appointments to subordinate OH.
ces, whether national, sta q or municipal.
should be made for merit. ascer.
tained by competitive examination,
opsn TO all applicants, regardlcs, Of patty
affiliations, aud the laws which pretcfihe 4
q xed term for such officers should
he repealed, We demand the imme.
date repesl OF the law which oompels
the continued coinage OF the present silver
dollar; We condemn the increasing
use 81 money IN political campaigns
and the Tendency of both parties to MONT.
nate candidates ON account OF their wealth.
we believe Va lull aud frequent investirn.
ti0n otall official departments aud public
institutions ana 10 expose ali uni.
form abuses without fe ard to
the individual or party on whom
The responsibility may rect. but We con.
dcmn sucn lnvrsigiIlun when under aken
Tor The purpose ui making puIItiU. r' ital =,
pro,,cu'ed without rrlefpurr 'pp' act
and conducted in tuH hh h
srfs o. HIHcn H., dtr.n 10.
oi evil tti lu.: we bele,,
every snieguVl shuuh hr ihfovn aroun.
the ballot box. std that Rn, uuupt 10 'u
teriere with au uutUst count .. .te w o.
cast should hr .npbaN,. co.-
demued hy every rtnI clta.n
While holding these v.r,. ~,
deem II unwisr at the prescott uriup tu
nominate Ctuttafc for governor. aIsIs.
commend ihHa. whl s,mptin.r
WIN u" 70 FunrWt tNt fepuhHysu rauuI
date. 'tcnrn tnr Zoo GtutLr n lntius,u
iutet'nN ni ,nHmc'sr std ulVursuuued
ahui'y 'hcl wvrs better promise cot
glId so,-iumrt thHu thr Vti0u. nett.
nls Hni erslu1i am hifiou "a Bet itnin q
Bguer Hli We ivel No our duN
90 Niihdrsw vur support from the o..
publican candidate Tor lieutenant. nv, fnni .
tererdinW hts frtVrinatiuu ~ unwuuhN
ne APPROVAL ut M Ee WIN Nish ~ con
temu the prran Mt executive aud hu ui
which ho rcpestnts.
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FoRr WoRru, Oct. Especial l-Tb,
fire department held a meeting AZ the clly
hall on their return from Dallas and lai sed
resolutions OF sympathy at Dallas loss hy
fire, also thanking the mayor council, fire
men aud citizens OF Dallas lor the grand
hospitalities.
Henry Barnet, wealthy cotton broker
was robbed oi 81, 900, a diamond stud aud
an elegant gold watch aud cnaiu last night,
lie has plbced 500 iu the hands OF The
Democrat for the thiri or the return OF the
property and no questions Will be asked.
A hie at O'Clock burned the station.
house AZ ii Idge, three miles from here the
junction of the Fort Worth S Denver aud
Missouri Pacific.
Several miles Of wire fence were cut Ia
night near Roanoke, Denton county. The
sheriff and cOns,ables are hunting the
nesters,
Rube Burnett, a wealthy cattle man, " $
robned Yesterday at III paso Of Sl7 900. HIS
pocket was cut and the book extracted.
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San FRAScsco, oct. G-The Uai,ed
States revenue cutter. Thomas Corwln.
arrived to-day from ouualaska. bring.
log the Sohithln exploring party .
II also knows that the schooner Levwlth
with Lieutenant Ray and party arrived At
OunAlaska from point Barron on the
18th. Lieutenant schwa,ks, who has
been exploring on the Ywkeon river, Join
ed Leo at the 81. Michaels on her way
down, They were TO leave
ounalaska Tor this port September 9Th.
ami are expected TO arrive here In a few
days. The captain OF the Leo renort.d the
loss Of the whaling bark Irene. oil
Point Belcher. The crew and greater
part OF the cargo were saved. Ice was
unusually heavy aud the whaling
season poor The Schtnlin noted n
prospcotot aud miner who came
down on the Cotwip, aud who,
with larae party. have been prospect.
ing down on the lukton liver aud other
streams, aud saws that the country does
not suit him, although he Is satisfied 70
contains plenty OF gold but Is vet inacces.
sible 10 milne pfohtahly.
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ToLEpo, Oct. 6.-An accident occurred ON
the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern
railroad, a, pittsford, Michigan, thirty
miles west OF here, at O'Clock this morn.
inF, causing the death OF three aud the
possible death of four people. aud iniurinp
one other. While the freight train was
standing al the station, second freight.
wn,ch had been following nj
the proper distance, approached. nud
before Il could be stopped plunged into tbe
oabnoie OF the forward train. wreokiug Il
and killing Mrs. Rogers, OF Michigan; Mrs.
Warran, of Bryan, Ohio. aud a man no,
ytt Identified. Mrs. Weaver, vt Hudson.
Michigan, had her legs crushed aud viii
probably die, Mrs. Hereford, OF plttsfnrd.
tad tex broken. The wreck took Hfr
aud several cars were destroyed. The ac.
cldent was caused by carelessness Ot the men
In tharge oi the leading train who failed
TO put the signal out far enough 10 st1p the
second train.
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Ausriy. o't. 6.-lSpec'al IAN but
twenty seven collectors have settled The
Increase 10 tue values of i3B counties il
SIS Sjl pa.
Chntots died. Columbus Meat aud Ice
company, capital stoch sl0)Ooo; Alyarado
Bntding aud L1an association, capita
stock, $4,000.
The governor appointed Tor commission
and Il. $ WALKER.
The contract TO erect the Terrell asvlum
was awarded to Jobn Mcdonald, Of Austin.
for SSt $40,
The assessment rolls ol stephens and
Llano counties were received to-day.
The Missouri Pacific base ball club p ays
the X d Stnckiuus here On the llth,
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NO tNtA.
JEaoNe PACK, Oo. Attendance large
and treck ia good condition.
Handicap Sgycpstaers-M and an
eighth; Blown won Halcian. sec ond; Piz.
srr7, lnifd. iimt-2ol
SNeeptakes-2 yoarod.. thrpe.ourihs ol
ol miie, Leo W1ni Ecuador, second Erln
thld. 4 ms l.9J
Purse ltlce--l.yearois and onward mile
q, a quarter Helen Wallace. hssr Mar
lo,t9i second; pank, third rmr 2,i5
Handicap Sweepstakes Members ol the
elub u ride; mule; Corsur won; Navarro
I second; GreenAnd, third, Time 1852 IA
Handicap Swecpsiakes-All ages. mite
ana three eiehths; Colonel Sprugue. dr,t.
5ni5,gSr'ly second; Amazon, third. Time
Steeplechase--Full course: Disturbance
nrsl Jim McGowan, second; Major Wheeler.
third Time-i:lS
ALBANY, Oct t6-l1st day Island Park
tol.lng meeting, Weather pleasant, at.
tendance fair.
Betting heavy; Jim Jewell won; unar,
Pacing Racing 2'g7-K,ng Almont won
unfinished.
Class 2;27-Purse, 81 200; Ducalena won
l, ll1,ie y. Brlen, secolt. Time-2.12, 2.23l,
-isNat 4seh
In iree-fOrall pacing race Westmont won
10 straight heats Flora Bell second; Rich
BAL, thifd. Time-2lSI, 2tS 2:lSl
iunket irotled TO beat Jay-Eye. See,
record of ?:l1, made Thursday last sh,
went mile beautifully without a skin IN
s'lO making the quarter la % Z, half IN
/ Ivy I, and three quarters IN l.ilA
hhi1uroN BEACH, OCt. --pnrse Race
hAitens OF all age lhree-quartei Vt "a nail,
/ lros won, HarpOOnor second, Marie I,ouit,
third, rime--l:l7f
furse Rice-selnng allowances: mile
Felicia won; Charlie Fisk, second; Bill Biru
thud, Time-l:ijlH
fdrse'mce-all ages; one aud oue.eigtl
/ ota mile I0psy, frs; Gath second; MAJ
shall, third, Tme-l:jS IA
| Purse Race Wtlters weights; mile. An
drew smith, FIRST Harry Maun, second
/ Arsenic, third, rime-il7l.
Purse Race-Al u ages: three -slrhts mile
Barney Aaron, hrsi; Btulednrr, second
/ ANY Il, third. Tlme-22s 81.
Handicap sttoplechase-Shor course
Puritan, hIsi; Ringer, second; Mni1nor
third. Time-2;60il.
LounylILE Oq Weather clear and
cool, attendance fair and heavy track.
FIRST RaCr-Sweepstkss s2i each
I s5h added; tor tw1-yrAr.old..
thrcc-guirJers of mile; Richad LAND
I ursi; James Phillips. second; Bob Cook
third. Hme-l'l9l2.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
galveston; Burning Of Carload Of
Coitou-Miaor Notes.
Denison: Unfaithful Wife-Fate of Her
Lover.
Coleman: Fine Rain - Wlre-Cutters
sim at Work.
San Antonio: The Town Alive with the
NOlksfeSt.
Fort Worth: ResOlu ions by the Fire
Department.
lille Rock; Cut on Cotton Freights
Being Met.
Other Interesting News by Specials.
GALVESTON


GALynr)N OtL G-lSpeoial IA car.
load otcot,ou caught d,e aud was burned
this NOR ling at tho Missouri Pacific rai.
road depot
Mayor Fulton to-day signed the resolution
rraqung Charles Fowler a lease OF the Hats
on the north side Of the channel
Tne captain of the schooner HNdegard
was arrested by Deputy Mrrshal Clayton,
charged with shipping Samen without ar
ticles, aud had hearing before commits.
sioner Byrne tonight.
The real estate transfers for the week
amount to SO 1875
Dr.. Perry, health physician, reports
twenty-one deaths dnrng the week Of
which fourteen were adults and seven mi.
uOrs.
The county clerk issued eleven marriage
licenses during the week ending to-day
GALVESTON, Oct. G. Press. Hunting
toms lease of the submerged lands, on the
north side OF the channel, in Galveston har.
Dor, is an accomplished TACT. The time TOT
ayeto 10y the mayor having expired to-day,
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COLEMAN, Oct. G.-lSpecial I'VE have
had two days, rain to the disgust ofclitc
men. They think twill raise sap in the
grass and early irost will kui 10. Tbccrseks
were So swollen that tbe mails were pre-.
vested irom reaching here till this morn
lur
Tho fence cutters oIo sull at work in this
section. FIVE ml,s % the pasture fence
belonging To G.. ~. Malone was eat last
"Wednesday night He Is busy repairing.
The Tree schools open here ON the ljtn
withPfOftSsOr Swtarlngen as principal
The court house has been newly painted
ON the ilth
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CoRsicANA, Oct. - Special - Tom
Childers, haing from the suburbs oi;he
city, was quite seriously cut last night At a
bagnio In east Corsicana. lie declined 10
give any names, but stated that he was set
upon by two men.
The Texas n st. Louis passenger train
started east this morning on time. When
tour miles from town water gave out. and
The passengers returned 20 the city on a
hand car to await the needed rainfall.
The Claire Scott company open at the
opera house Monday night.
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NIInnKNE

CLmueyE Ost Especial News by
telephone ofthe great oophagraiion iu youi
city reached here about noon to-dsy. and
unused much excitement aud di,cussion
Eager and syp thi1Hg inquiries are con
siandy heIng wired iom here to friends
and acquaintauces there. Telephone con.
uCction between Dallas aud Cleburne was
cut OF shortly alter the first report of fire
a full newspaper account ui the disaster is
auIiuusly looked for tomorrow,
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HAWKINS.

HAWKINS, Oct, 6.-[Speoial ] Mrs. L A
Humphreys most excellent lady, wife OF
Dr. B. +. Humphreys, after one weeks
Illness, died yesterday evening OF black
ilundice, and was inferred this morning in
the Village cemetery. followed bya large
concourse OF ,ympathzing friends, Again
has deaf enlered the threshold oi this
mnch'htllicted family and shrouded the
once happy home in the deepest gloom and
sorrow, the parents having followed theif
daughter, Lula, to her last resting place
lust two months ago, Now the mother
sleeps beside hrr The husband aud four
remaining children have the most sincere
sympathy ct our people. who minglr their
tears with the stricken ones ia their sad
bereavement
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SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 6.-[speoial l-Tb,
Nolksiest continues tonight with In
creased attendance and augmented enthu
siasm. At Central garden tonight an inn
mense crowd has collected to view IN,
sights, aud the sky is red with
fireworks. Rockets, wheels, notices
figures. bomuatdment and all
varieties OF pyrOtechuic display are bgin.
exhibited. The operetta is nov going ON
aud is giving thorough satisfaction The
night will be closed with dancing Numer
nus iishis, druuks ami arrests are reported
The leAsl ends tO.mnITuW.
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Nw YouG Oct. 0-rhe Womans Sui.
irage party equity committee have adopted
the following
We rejoice In tho signal
iebuke administered br the Episcopal
church 10 Rev ~ MORGAN Dix In his over.
whelming fiscunp R. candidate tor
sisiait bltHu. .fi fFu election over his
r-,d Ut thr ii.y Usnts o. Watts. =
kunWp iu'nt uf ,,.. lucalion and
Nuran sull rs ali ge hail thi.
result asa prrst advance o the cause vi
ifpei iUm.
The CON utfftrh 10 pasged
resolution ruugrN lating the
voting i,dt- I n rhamion on
tu- r'eat iur',Hs- lb trri. numbers. II
20 a. uunbcti st the 'riy throughout
'hrti 10 Nss at Wifg ~ drtat Attorney.
Geuvrd Russ
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LlrrLE Rock, Oit. q Especial THE
h avy cut on cotton frei ihts to northern
aud eastern poinls OF 10 cents per loo
pounds made By the PAramore combina
tion was met to-laV by both the Iron
Mountain aud Memphis e Little Rock
roads Tonight iiuds Little R,ck with
every bale Of C tton consigned. lhu bust
ness has been ennImousa aud the cltton meu
are iuhlaut. Considerable sums Of money
were made hy buyers who had stock on
hand, the cut In rhrs being equal To iul y
an eighth advance Rumor says meeting
will be held tonight 20 restore u,d pool
rates, but il likes confirmation,
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asrmnn ,l-i.hraiInn

st Lour, Oct. 0-rhe Germans of this
city H. nislt ce ebra,ed th' two.hundr,d h
ann ,ets1ry OF the s,ttlemcnt Of German.
t,sn tine nnrincrn part ol rhiladelp, Ia
hf ih' hnt German colony TO this
cnuuNft, The ce'ehfstiun con.
si.ed . address,, recitation, aud music
.ii,en 'u toe great hall ~ the me,chants
etchs &c. where still remala all IA
Neie pmpn-'s' hea1tifut dsoorai ions
and yss iAr'i ipaioi 10 Nv most ali th,
Germ - yiri|es nf the city and iarg.
NUN r Of t1s m1it proninent and m ,t
vslavated citizens Of other descendatts,
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MARSHALL oct, 6-lSpecial l-R. W
Thompson T., nud family huye taken az
their residence againin this city.
A 'arg" number OF our people are visit
ing ST. Louis.
The 'Caddos," OF Shreveport. aud
Gems OF pur city, crossed bats thl
evening Tor uurse OF SO A large crowd
assembled TO witness the game. Amongst
them mauy were ladies. At the close OF
the game the score stood. Csddos, a.
Gems, q.
The weather continues extremely hot and
dry.
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bosrdN Oct 6--Goyernor Butler TODAY
made iolmal demand upon the board a
healthluusoy and charity for certain books
aud accounts ot expenditures Tor lhe pnr.
pose OF examination Ills letter SAYS; II
cesirc yea aud nav vote upon this cues
ton, which shall appear upon record. so
u u becomts necessary to apply
ilr writ OF Haudsmus or other
proper process shalt know upon whom
to serve A reply is to be sent, which
says IN substance tha' the board would
aeoede TO the governors demand so far as
to permit him or his clerks to examine the
books at the -ooms OF the board, but will
not allow him to remove them, giving
among other reasons that the work OF the
books