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, 1883-04-07
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS
-r. saIIisrs Rurrow Gus Of the Garrison
crarL House and Make Good fhetr Escape.

This morning there Was ripple OF excite
ment At tie garrison caused by the discovery
that two prisoners had escaped during the
night. Upon investigation IT was learned
Ia. rhe men, whose names were Barnes and
MeCielIan, had by some means or other sue
ceeGed in Throwing underneath the walls,
COMM, on: IT the rear Of the building. Dbl
hgsnt search is being made, bn. Up to the
tine Of our gong % press no Knowledge oi
their wbereabou.s is know. Mcclellan was
und.r sentence for desertioa and had teen
disbo'orably discharged iron the service.
REuos belongs to the Crur 4 Alene post,
having been brought down for trial for steal-
ing from the Wymaa troupe during their So
i,Irrn at that place. The esanination IN Ms
case had been held. bat up TO the time Of hi,
escsps no otiicial report had been returned
from department. headquarters From ms
acton la. night it j. sais - athrm that the
man Is guilty
, 1883-04-07

: Harry Chase !, stiil IN this city.
, nc. Crsuer lefs last nishs for Dsyssn-
/ Jrd,- w;nO,,; -, r,.s.,,.x s,, Ch.e.,
T. 's'lsn'er' /" bassoa - 10 VIM '''' w
N's
Nse >'A l Il '''' '' ~
u'S'
ii. '" fAar~-asher has returned from I sis'
T. =
Arthur pcois'!e And frank i-'Sd are con-
'sieneens
Hon. J. y. Dn,ph Ia cn his wAy home from
Washington.
e. r. car'i.lr ;ss rr-'s,.,, Ia ssl;t.sial ts.-
, 1883-04-07
BORN.

v.u, W.Na March q. at the res,d,nce q
", lao. p. Allen. 70 :he vile ~ 'nsefn
Alien, son-
a, S,rjnc Fiat. March e5th. tn ths VIE o.
FLY, a daughter. Weight, Il Ponnd'.
4. Cc,fsx. March 9Th, to To. VIE .; T. III
srIJ;v.n. a daughter Weight, poun"-
At co,.... March 9Th, 70 tie wife OF W. j.
Davenport, daughter
April ID, 60 the wife Of r. H. hf0's
9s-.zhsey
, 1883-04-07
A RARE EUSIcAL Treat.
Aerand Concert By the 0ratoria Society On
der the Supervision Of Prof Ceddes. He1i
Friday Evening--Tae Programme

On Friday evening mex. at the Opera
House. Will be gwen One OF the gr.ndest
musical festivals ever presented to the e.ti-
zens OF Walls Walli The concert viii be
gwen by the orstoria Society. assisted by the
pupils Of Prof. Geddes and the Home Glee
club. Mr. Geddes informs us that there
viii he something Ike 100 performers before
tie !ooti'gh;s at one time during the evening,
and that each and all have been In constant
drilling fos some time past The pro-
sTsnime, which pqbllsh 70 day comprises
lG members, AMI includes vocal and iastru-
mental selections Of high musical worth aud
sweetness
The proceeds Of This yeu;ure IS u be de-
voted I" the Free Library. There will lie no
division OF spo.!s :he society receiving all the
moneys taken II. The high musical reputa.
ton Of Prof. Gaddes IS sufficient guarantee
that the aifAiI vii be most successful. and
lovers Of classic music can rest assured that
their highest expectations vii he met. We
bespeak a crowded auditorium on that even
inr. Following is the prosramnle:
FIRST FART.
! Greeting Gles ........... Perkins
Music class
> Giroiie Girofa PO,pourri. ...... .Lecocq
Miss Annie Kohl. a.f.
s. hrrry Dance. song. ng......... Nj glloy
Miss Ella hnnra-e.
Overture Poet ana fessaut. Piano duet
Mrs +. T. Adams aud Mrs. Geddes
> Come er the Brook Bessie Gie- Bishop
UatorIo Syciety.
. DcliHum Song without WORDS M.nilssohn
Miss NInuiz Purrnston.
: " nen the Stars are SHINING Bright. Blake
Miss Agnes MollOy.
i.yhvHgrin Piano. Wagner. ar Is L9yLach
Mis- Matte I-aass
sEcoyD FART.
Failing L-avrs Fonr part song h;aItn
Home Glee Club.
:. HorSeah Eegants Piano duet ., s.en
Misses Dora Small and Mat5e I-sac-.
!, 4. Tie Ferry $500. song ...... WIilings
Nlis, Grace Is4acs.
Ire WSysilo Chapel. Piano s..I. Wilson
Miss Ainn!e Tarnstt.
, Ines Dream ia Der E0manLs for
two voices adautel to \ ,i,er.s
".iGce, by ). q. T..
Ars. Chandler and Ms. t'-,;.I-s
r Jerusalem. Piaro SOLO .G1ttsch-I.
Miss bora Small.
: Tie Child AZ the Ra.im-n; Song
bnniz.'ic.
Nrs M0sgr.g.
: Where At Thou Beam Of L'Eh' ..
''i,e ....-...... ......... Di-h"F
,l.atr.o Sar.,sry
, 1883-04-07
Removal.

wr. Jones has removed 70 corner / lh'ri a'c
Win streets. formerly Occupied by ''r'Ss 4
wscsonnsrl. adjoining SchSAosoaer bf'S =
ii .iu continue to eel the following popular
-. prford nIows-including the Nebraska
So ~ Rssuna -sHg. LaB-ile rsgons,
b'esSeI =. sas;.rs Gssr. Scott & CSs- uac'
49, - hr-ning engine, God Ae't.'
Tsr..h.r 1rS, md |. fun line Of hos.-c'ass ms
chnery.
, 1883-04-07
TIE coUEfY PAIR
Through the Push and Energy Of Few Pus-
Lie Spirited Men. Its Success Assured

Two weeks ago We publishsd an article IN
relation 70 our county iair. setting forth rea-
sons why j. should he held near this city
AMI censuring our merchants on their apathy
In the matter. Since then Wm. Glassford,
one o; our most erterprisiog and Pabiie
spirited cit,zsns. has been working
1eaiously On behalf Of the walls Waiia Ag-
icaItrrai society, and endeavorins to dis
pose OF sufficient stock to purchase suitable
fair grounds near this city Below We give
the result o. his work ard will state that =
considerable amount tss been pledged for
which snares hzve not Yet been called
, 1883-04-07
SEALED BIDS

Hy0TICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids will be received at the clerk 3
Office If Scho,! District No. 81, IN the town g.
Pre-c ~, W. I. until the sixth day sf April,
lSy3 nj II O'Clock A. ", at which time bids
will b. oo-ned sn1 the award made. fisns
ard Spscifcstions IN he ss"n st the chicr Il;
said c.erx.
Banis must socumpsny hiis. nire-to-s re-
serving the right to reisc. anv or ali hi,'s.
oatSv2y 4. l.. HASELION. CieTk-
Prescott. W. T., Msrch IL, 1853.
, 1883-04-07
t'r-AEFvEN- lF THs INTERIOR,

T. ...s
rrc.ETvES- oE rHs INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OTgECE.
~ lSHIvET1N. II. G.. March ;, 1855
i-a a.,sat.cn Of the public called to toe
a. "a: ,arse qusuti:ies Of the Public tim,
..- pc sFnaal,y dss;royed By forest fires,
al, ia many c1scs originate through the
slT-.a~srrss OF hunting. prospecting. aud
n,hrr camping pasties while IN some 'nstsn-
.-' raey occur through design, ] take this
u-:hoi Of warning all ? rsons taat here
r't-r he cause AMI origin Of Sll icres; iires
sAA.i he clos-lv investigated, and when the
tre = sscerrA.aei 70 have OF ,iHa,e1 through
+l.asr cagsiessR,ss or dsslga, tie parties I'M
F!estri VIII be prosecuted 70 the fall extent
n the ias
SPECIAL T.mber Agent, sre hereby direct
zI - proceed ss4ir.t al. offenders under the
!D-ai laws of ;he Stste or Territory relating
= ib= unlawful setting oGt Of fres, IN which
'te same may eocGr. Tue pubic. generally,
sge requested TO al the Gov-ramest in rs
rIo-,s 70 check tie evil referred %, and IN
-;h= punishment 0: ali offenders.
\. Z. MCfAgLASD.
Commissioner.
, 1883-04-07
lesrfklp Statcsnlan
0EFICikL COUNTY PAPER.

>-rpxxLY ILL-Tnis morning little
.i-r nsneI Ella johnson { member c: Miss
.....i-. -lzs- IN the Birch street school. was
Ken saiIeuly IL With na!ar:al cLiiis. \
---,e vas Immediately procured and the
....rs ..c removed to ilg home about three
..-.. H..as town.
, 1883-04-07
Wheat Bonanza Farm
FOR SAlEi

In the bess portion of UmItiils county, iio
acrss Of decided land; 80 scres timber culture
and $50 acres railroad land loco acres now
in grain, which viii, on the lowest ejaculation
Weld not less than 20 bushels to the acre A.
lox figures, the Improvements ON the land sre
valued at sS9o0. and consist o: fences, houses.
srSnsry. ali the agricultural ma 'hinery. such
"a thre.h-r-. he. i.rs, plIws, etc-, necessary To-
urrrste the place with, and II horses. 6 COVE,
ard 6O hogs The whole tor S0,uS. Terms
one half cash, ;he remainder fer any tine ga
mortgage at 10 De. c-at. per anG,Uai- For rsr
ticulsrs enquire Of +. }. Parker, SfArFsxas
office, Walk Walia, ". T.. who're pat of ;h,'
land can lie seen.
, 1883-04-07

Young ur miidis agri n.sn suffering 'rrn
nervous debility. los II rI-r"ry, premature
old aye. ~ e. re-ult "f hSd hsb.ts. should
md thre, stxmis or Part VII OF pir-e
s.ric- paaaphle;I Aj.lrfs WOEii'-, Di'ry-s
.srNgnIcAr Association. Bgfaio. \. Y
, 1883-04-07
SALE OF AN EsTRAY HORSE.

ny ViRTUKO OF 4 STATUTEIN SUCH
- c.... made sad provided, | will sell at
public auotiou ~ the hishs.t bidder far cash
On saturday, the 2lst dag Of April. loo3, at |
o',!rck P. n, in frnat Of the St. Louis Hot. i,
i, Wsls " alIA City. ". =, one bay hnrss,
{ v..r. oil. sni branded on the left sh"r;'i-I
thus-yH. Taken mp By &. W. McKe-s, and
duIy apprsi-ed by J. A Taylor. J. p. and
duly stsd a. the law direc.s-
Al. GREGORY, Conststi-.
Walla wslis, April ,. 1888. sI+-dTi
, 1883-04-07
MARRIED.

\. the Ssins Hou-e in tLs city. Ap'n :
pv R,x ". Eean, Mr Ben Morgan ." a,>s
N,t.;e Keeney. Al If Pendlet'n-
,.rs,. F.rrv, VT h.rcA 18th, BY W.
III S..wari- l.. Lsnkins b Mis- SpafgeoA
An. Pn;,,cp,l Church. Pendistaa. NaIcn
~ A hs E Par w y Potsine. Mr.. Arthur IT,
W-Lh % Mss May Hcpper-
N.. Pcme,or. March 29sh. E.dsI - r. r
u..t;o,, orsci.ting. Mr.. George A. SADIE "
M;ss Caroline P.ttrn.
A. y,dtI.ton. Id.ko, Ms.eA I'D. bt -; =
I.as,n. Up, Mr.. Hugsas Evans ana
Hattie 4 co~fesy
, 1883-04-07

.-..,.ar faD pEUnHESNEss.-The We
90. u.f, ONs.I, arrested yesterday ioF
.-.-esra... uai SO sufficiently recovered
r-- ... elects a: A-r tcnaueh rs TO put in
r-ar-r- before jliga Whitman to-
.. Oh. H.aaf wiIl IN al! probability send
.--r -.,r .ra-eg morrow.
, 1883-04-07

NV puY.-Next Saturday the Daily
.r. vaii make lis lirst appearance.
y-Hs We auo@ Dayton to be lively, wide
..,.- ,aaa, v.e think the proP'ictoTs OF tie
.s.s are deserving Of Lesrty and sub
...-.i.. rus.1,ss sqpport !aE the'r enterprise.
.-....- tsy.a. Gentlemen.
, 1883-04-07
I~3esS Fright.

ororry shout any Liver. hidnsJ ~ rim
a,y Trauble. es,-eiAily Erisnis piseA'e or
D.,he:es. &. Hop Bitters never fAil- OF core
vrh.r, . e,,. i pssssible. We know this
, 1883-04-07

Conferred ug.nn tsUs ~ sAouss;.as "a. suiie7, :
cnuli Crly;nat- and ni--ia al the r-lis-'i L
shich AyeE's Sassai is-i.!a=H. .sys. 1 s-a s-s'-
pnuni "i the b.st yegetai.is Hi,eTrs,.--, =. a.
Jii. ioiia-s 81 Potassium anl Iron, aHg "a .'.-
most effectusl of al remedies far -.rY.gi...s.
a,rcuriai IT Blood ciasr'i.-s. :..5H'v 5---
c-9stul aad cert:iE IL - r'-t-sd;5t ..i'c-S. J.
- ;inc-- r4pi1 and uipil,z ~ - O: Sur .ia,
Sores, Roi.r. Huao-. S;u; T., E,li t;sn-.
SKIN Di--asrs ari Il iislflii- ris'r;. fr.il i.i
purities - tne biued J., - :r-ipor .ssi--- -
.ae.s ]. Away .e.-s.aS aud Oiitn Gu e. Live
ronpiuats, f'6Tlais N--1rer-cs a u r. cs-s-
iaris:as, .ri il = lotlt 20 ve- + v.ra So.
20. puri'rla-. re hl--@l l-t lfsn e--al. =
-s5;e@ sp :hs . s:-ns, r.>!YTe and ire=efges tie
al IA, and is,.gar'- 81 .''F 81 d ener-v. r. -
wears /, i.as ern n extensive rve - p f.... 2
tit- m's- @vaiif'ae medicine sof tie 5rIsr;--
-irt af,yTFise.~
, 1883-04-07

kidney wort has given immediate r-ii-f in
many case. Of rhenmssi-sn falling under nv
notice e--Ipr. Philip C. Bsllou- Aonktcnr Vt
Apr - 81
-lr.ver found even reliei from Rheumatism.
and kidney troubi-., till u.ed Kiin-y ~JTt.
Ssy Tn ~.ll"-i David NJ Nn.ter, Hartfor !.
vi.
, 1883-04-07
r.. Yhfra Aracs-

Hs.,v ,-onachs. bilious condi.:0r', "ei's
MAY Apple Piis .nti-eihou'' o-aa'N "
sni q eene-
, 1883-04-07

slHocds, scarfs, ribbons snd any fancy
articles can te m.i asy cn.or wanted witA
10 Diaroni Dyss- popular eolorA
, 1883-04-07
NOTES E9a PEI llcAJi5 :.
La>1. GITlcg At W., '.urA.t
v. e, N.rel J.. ~.

" >, 0'sfe@ =, To-
Notice IL heT-is dr. tlzs Fee .I'.~s-r
named settler .as fiss: lJt; 5-s- liz -. .!-a
make ;irsi pr,nf N -1FDo,. - l,s -l-=..- --s
,hst said pE,-rf VII - n....i,, isf..-r I g. J.
C,fce 4, VIOLA .Ha, ar AL a.. g-<2. r.
Iohn l. Red, Horl-stea.3 -. GIs & -;s.Z
for the y y " = y y ~ : ard = y /.
SW / Section p7 ) Z ., = y r 10
Names the follo~irg witness O. p-'.Ts -
continuous re-iG-ne- Eoos, s:'t eeitl.--t..-ii u
AID land VI: Thas- Tsul. 4 I1I-z. 3is-s
Evans, J. i. Hn~srt %: Safia NaiIs. "
r Ell NnRF-IS.l%. Jsesis-er.
, 1883-04-07
6kiany Men.

"Wa,l.' Health Remover rss.ores health
and vi;or, cur-s Dysp-p-ia, Impotence. Sexual
l)-biii:y. 81
, 1883-04-07
Thai RushanhSf n A1ne

Is three times tn. man be Sas before be began
uaiag "a WeIi=' Hsaish Renswsr." 81 Drug
zf-es.
, 1883-04-07
e
Pubic Timber

.-. NF-.. timber Agent foF lis IeTT'-
f7t. = 10 rcc~:p; ~ the ioj'oEins circular
i- p" tha Commissioner II ,ae ;'euorai Lard
or.
, 1883-04-07
CLOTHING, HsTS s cs9s.
CENTS ECHyIsesse. GGc.F,
BLANKETS & C8bfegTEEs,
BOOTS & S.Ea.S.

IN fact everything ioun.i a.. ~. e -. :. tn
ing, 'o"t aai shoe -tcr2. - Eilt pay sDyu,le
n yisi. this establishment, T. h,ra ITicss Il,
quality - goods are -i.si .iat NJ a,ss e. "a
10. or 9" ass- without pu.t.rg 3it'.c :-.aSe.y
y here II viii 10 the m1s' god.
, 1883-04-07
REMEMBER The rEtrr.
y.lhins shor. a, ,I.uIln-.au-, Grntl.s.

SO. i25 NssN s.. oaE Ds-R aEg.'f W.
ssf>s' e:HsIiGRz .EsEE, NIL y ~
Ia, WI.
, 1883-04-07

offteE--4s CALIFORNIA sraElY, SAN FRANCISCO
A Preside
~ W. R CLUNEss. N. rkePr. Med Their.
J. y PATTON, Secretary
SAMUEL ASS
, 1883-04-07

l H.aNft-Tnera AZ ro~ - speono-
..,u -,rk, "a ;,.e United Statr~. With . "a
...... 4 IRON, 70 ~ rns...-7 p month.
I. ISL they ,ogn-i art m -gand aumHe's
.-.-t i,on4.tirc-. Alb - thcs- 900 built
.. -... ...i g..,...,.I.,s, sr'i "c have A. i,a-t
;sa ur,, euslpes constructed igrn. the
.... r..-i.ig, those rebuilt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 20.--The case OF the
United States against the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad has been set for hear
ing in Nashville next week. This Is SUIT
10 recover $l53, 600 due upon coupons held
nv the United States treasurer in trust for
Indian trust funds. j. w. Whelply,
cashier of the treasury, j. c. Burnet, chief
of diyisioa of banks, and Duncan Thomp-
son, of the trust fund office in the interior
department, have been detailed TO atterd
the trial as witnesses on the part OF the
United States. They will leave here for
Nashville tonight.
About halt of the 200 recruits mentioned
Yesterday as being now en- route for regi
ments in the Indian country, are destined
for the department Of the Columbia. The
restoration to the public domain OF the part
of the reservation occupied by Chiet
Noses band in the Washington Territory,
has created much dissatisfaction among
the band and their threatening murmur-
ings have reached Washington.
Secretary Chandler telegraphs the navy
department that he Will De IN washington
Wednesday night.
Secretary Teller to-day addressed a COM
munication TO the commissioner OF the
general land office, in which he says: MY
attention has been called 10 certain ex-
pressions and opinions relative TO a void
entry occurring in my decision Of February
18th last, in the matter OF Julia DE Graham
VS.. Hasiing q Dakota railway company.
The question under consideration In that
case related soiely to prima iacie valid
homestead entry Of recoid at the date OF
tue railroad grant and when the cOmpany's
right there under attached. IL was there
fore unnecessary 10 discuss or consider the
question Of void entry" The secretary
directs that sentence void or voidable OF
decision be stricken out, IN order that y
NAV conform strictly TO bis sintentiOn, which
was TO deal only with the valid entry.
The sentence thus eliminated has caused
the department considerable annoyance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

Gonzales, who read an elaborate and care
fully prepared historical and statistical
essay.
! A. resolution of thanks to Governor
| Ireland for an invitation TO the veterans TO
dine with him Tuesday, was adopted.
Upon calls being made the following
veterans took the stand: General Walter
7. Lane who Was unhorsed by Mexican
lancer in the battle of San JaCinto and
whose lite was saved at the time by Gen
eral Salmar; Colonel Frank W. Johnson,
who captured San Antonio from the MeS-
cans; w. l.. Hunter, only survivor of the
Fannin massacre, .and who escaped by
teigning to be dead, after being bayoneted
Colonel S. Wharton, Houstons aid, Big
Foot Wallace, whom thes citizens 4
Belton presented with suit OF
broadcloth; Colonel Blount survivor and
of the signers of the declaration OF Inde-
pendence, Mrs. Isabel McCrackling, now
residing in Blanco county, and who made
the cartridges used at Nacogdoches, in
firing a salute over the news ofthe victory
at San Jacinto.
A resolution appointing a committee of
three to confer with the proper authorities
as the best manner Of preserving the Alamo
after the state secured the control OF
same was adopted
w. ID. Irvine, OF kaufman county, was ad- |
mitted to first class membership.
A resolution OF thanks to Senators Mat
lock, Patton, Kleberg and Representatives
Douglas ,Acker, Armistead for the interest |
they took in the legislature in behalf of the |
veterans was adopted and John w. Swis-
her, of Austin, w. w. Moody, of Paris and |
Owen Hardeman of Caldwell county ap-
pointed on committee.
Adjourned, sine die.
The ladies organized aveteran association
to assist in raising money. Mrs. Wilson
was made president Mrs. F. T. Duffard, !
vice president; Miss Shepherd secretary,
and Mrs. R. l.. Gordon, treasurer.
From the rolls there are 723 veterans liy-
ing, including the ladies.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26
LAREDO.
Progress of Work on the Mexican Nation
ai-Postmaster Ford Defslcation.

Progress of Work on the Mexican Nation
ai-Postmaster Ford's Defslcatton.
LAREDO, April 1o.-ISpecial.l-Mr. Hines
contractor on the Mexican National exten-
sion, between Monterey and Saltillo, was
in the city to-day. He informs your cor
respondent that operations are being Wig
orously pushed forward day and night, at
the latter time through means OF large
eadlights that throw powerful light on
the mountains OF rock, IA tne removal Oh
which steam drills and power derricks are
used. While there is yet much heavy work
10 be done, he thinks passenger cars viii be
running into Saltillo bv the lst Of August.
Mr.. Crawford. post-otfice inspector, arriy-
ed in Laredo to-day for the purpose OF set
tling the securities of the former post
master, Ford, whose defalcaiion is now deli
nitely settled at 81 ,632, which his bonds
men will have TO settle.
IL has been arranged bv Governor o. q.
Hunt TO receive the Texas Press association
upon its arrival at Laredo, on or about the
2ist Of Nav, on their way 10 Monterey, 20
break last the members and take them to
visit the Rio Grande and Pecos coal mtuer
Nothing has been done by our city fathers
toward the entertainment OF the excursion-
igfe
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26
The Dynamite Conspiracy,

LONDON, April 20.-The men arrested for
connection with the dynamite conspiracy
were again brought up this morning for a
hearing. The court room was crowded.
Among those present were Herbert Glad
stone, son OF the premier and member
of parliament. The boy who was employ-
ed by Whitehead at Birmingham and who
was yesterday identified by Lynch, was
placed in the witness box. He recognized
Thomas Gallagher, Dr. Gallagher, as the
man who had visited Whitehead. The boy
testified that Gallagher, when he visited
Whitehead, gave the name Of Fletcher.
When he called on Whitehead the
latter sent him 9TH" boy on
an errand and told him that he need
not hurry back.
When he returned Whitehead and Gal
lasher were still engaged in conversation
and Whitehead gave HIM holiday. Shortly
afterward Wilson, another one OF the pris-
oners, arrived in cab. He said he had
come for "oil," that Fletcher had ordered.
Wilson was conducted by Whitehead to an
inner room. Next day Lynch came to
Whitehead's place, bringing with him
large box. The boy was unable to swear as
to the identity of Wilson. He was how
ever, positive as to Gallagher, VINO, he said,
called several times 10 see Wnlleuedu. n
waiter employed at the Midland hotel at
Birmingham was next called TO the stand.
He positively identified Wilson as the man
who had been the guest at the hotel. He
also said he had large box with him. A
Birmingham cabman swore he drove Will
son from One Midland hotel to the house
where Whitehead was located. detect
i've belonging TO Birmingham swore and
confirmed the testimony given by other
witnesses, also confirmed the account given
by Lynch of his movements while he was
in Birmingham. The coat worn by White
head at the time of his arrest was pro.
duced. 1t bore the tailor's mark OF
Brooks Bros, Broadway, New York"
The crown also produced letter signed by
Wilson. The purchase of ie1s by White
head was proved. 1t was stated in.evltence-
he tod the vendor of whom be purchased
them that he had recently arrived in Eng
land from New York. A rubber maker,
whose place of business is near Charlng
Cross hotel, swore and identified Gallagher.
As is the custom. after the other witnesses
had given their testimony, the prisoners
were remanded for further nearing Thurs
uay next.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26

DunLrS, April 20.-The trial Of Timothy
Kelly for completely in the murder Of Cav
endish and Burke was resumed this morn
ing. After calling q few more witnesses
the crown announced their case closed.
Tne case iOr the defense was then opened,
Kel,yis counsel announced that they would
produce witnesses 10 prove % alb for the
prisoner. Kslly's brother Nas their first
witness. He testified iu support n the
claim Of an alibi that be was In the c0-npa-
nv Of the prisoners on The Gth Of May. On
cross examination his evidsnos cOnfiicted
with that given BY the employer Of prs
ouer. The defense called four friends Of
Kelly. all Of whom ssore the prisoner was
in their cOmpsny 81 the time of TIE Cafen-
dish-Burke assassination. one Of the wit
pesses called By the defense 20 prove an
slibi testified be went 20 Pbmnir Para With
Kelly Sunday. May the tn. and that bUth
made en- ersminsti0n Of the blood STAINS
on the ground. Submission Of evidence
having been conclude hclnsrAy made
the closing argument In defense Of Kelly.
The Judge then delivered his charg- and
the Jury a. 5.45 O'Clock retired Aftsf re-
mainIng out zone little time, returned and
announced they we're unsble 20 aEres.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-26
JOHN s. WKTwER,
,ree and sentenced to the penitentiary for

gree and sentenced TO the penitentiary for
life.
The case of Henry Campbell (colored)
charged with the murder of Policeman
Snow in the Fifth ward, some few weeks
ago, was called in the criminal court this
morning and continued on the affidavit of
defendant for want of witnesses.
An interesting case will come up in the
district court this evening, that OF Milby
& Dow vs.. the Buffalo Bavou ship Chan
mel company to test the constitutional
right of the ship channel company to
charge toll through the cut at Morgan S
Point.
At the afternoon session Of the commits.
sioners court yesterday, the plans and
specifications for a courthouse furnished
by the architect, L. J. DuHammel, were ex-
amined and accepted by the courts as the
specifications and plans for said court
house, and the cGui tv judge was authorized
TO advertise for bids for the bulldog Of said
in accordance with said plans
and specifications.
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ATHENS.
verdict in tn. Taylor Trial /.

ATHENS, April 19.-TspecisLl-rhe muir
der trial Of A. L. Taylor, charged with kill
ing George Ellsge (colored), took up the
entire day. The evidence closed about II
O'Clock aud about 5 O'Clock the jury re.
tired, remaining out about two hours, and
brought in n verdict o. ninety-nine years,
which would not be received. The jury re.
tired again and returned with ayerdict OF
life in the peuitentiary. The case will No
doubt be appealed. The judges charge
w.s sble. and the defense aud persecution
displayed ability: especially the district
attorney in his argument before the jury.
Satisfaction seems 10 prevail among our
citizens. The evidence, being clearly cir
cumstantiAl, was corroborzted by the de-
fendant's admissions.