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Referred to the City Council,

DALLAS, March 7.-[EDrroR HERALp.l-
As you have lifted the veil from the secret
proceedings of the council in sending lobby
lists to Austin, at the expense OF the peo-
ple's treasury, please so little farther and
tell us, if you can find out, who went and
how much each one was paid.
II, as you say, but one member of tho
council opposed this usurpation and NAL.
appropriation Of the public money, let the
people know whom heis, that injustice be
done to no one. TAXPAYER,
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The Lyceum Theatre.

There has been good houses at this thea.
tire during this week. There is an excellent
company, and certainly variety enough TO
please everybody; the programme has been
q good one, and the interlude act and after.
piece kept the audience in continual roar
OF laughter, and sent every one home in
a,good humor.- There will be an entire
change Of. performance tonight II You
want to enjoy an evening go by all means.
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Gnoti ignternriac

Mr.. w. X. Wheelock and associates, own
ers of that beautiful place, Longs Lake,
have perfected arrangements to at once i'm
prove it, erect buildings, etc, and put ii in
lirstclass condition as pleasure resort.
Mr.. Wneelock informs us that it will be
ready for the public about the time tie
S@ngeriest meets here. This meets a long
felt want of the city. A first.cass resort
outside of the city limits will be well pat
roniaed. Lakes for carp and shad will BIO
added TO the one already there. The
HERALD is glad TO learn that the energetic
owners have concluded TO improve at once.
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the agricultural interests Of the state. This
gentleman has written TO member of The
legislature describing his plan aud asking
an appropriation to test il.
A number of Cleburne people will attend
the stock mems ball and banquet at Fort
Worth tomorrow night.
Among the social events of the season
will be the marriage OF Judge Wheeler. of
breckenridge and Miss Ida Deherry, daugh-
terot Colonel Dc Ben-y, attorney of this city.
at the Methodist G lurch tomorrow night.
Judge Wheeler's cain will be loss TO Gle.
burne OF one otits most accomplished, at
tractive and worthy young ladies.
Mr.. f. Leech, of independence, Iowa, who
has been visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.. Z.
Dickson of the hardware firm of q. Dickson
x Co., Of this city, has returned home much
pleased with Clehurne, and parts OF ths
state through which he has travelled. Mr.
Leech is well'to-do gentleman, and will
return with his family and become deni.
zen of Cleburne.
| \ chilling norther has been blowing since
| about midnight
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Reckless shooting,

Citizens residing In the suburbs Of the
city complain OF the firing off Of firearms
in the vicinity Of their residences by pass.
~, -,vJns. The officers ought to catch
SOME OF the culprits, at least, and make ex-
amples of them.
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For photography, diction, etc, the fol
lowing letter, picked up by reporter yes.
terday, takes the lead.
Waco, Texas, March 81. ,ssS-My dear darin
wife
] receive your good letter and 1t made mo
crl Hattie To think you was blue. | viii
make that all right wen see you. dear il
you think you will like to live hear will
send for you rite away. Baby will send
you $40 mex week. My arm hurts me so |
cant work much, but if you come will try
to due the best can, dear love you an
you no due. rite sune. cant rite much
to mite. My hart is in my mouth. II you
don't want to come will come back and try
to stay with you. guest | can make as
much there as can hear, but il you want to,
come an live with me, for ! want to see
you so babe wen was drunk las mite. an
weni got your letter an see you going to kill
yourself take eight drinks an did not ieal
it. Little baby dear don't never due that
for god sake and My sake. Hun write soon
| want to no what you had rather due for
ine to come back to Dallas or you to come
to Waco. wish / was there to fall in your
arms this darke mite. good mite baby.
b. l.,
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nilnlaterlnR Woman.

NEw YoRk, March THE Womens Ma
tional Relief association In aid of sufferers
from the western floods, received to-day
twenty bundles of clothes. Mrs. X. 4.
Osborn goes TO Louisville to superinie end
the distribution.
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How A. WINS Douc

MrppLRBuRo, Pa, March 7.-Mayer, who
was hanged to-day, stated the murder was
committed Friday evening by Emanuel
Ettinger; that he and his brother JoDathar
and Ettinger robbed and burned the body
and premises Saturday evening. He tsic
his brother Joseph was not present.
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san Saba.

SAN SABA, March 7.-[Speclal l-District
court convened here on Monday. On ac-
count of the condition of his eyes, Judge
Blackburn was absent, and Major L. W.
HARDWOOD, of Gonzales, was elected by the
bar to preside, and empanelled the grand
jury. Judge Il. H. Ward, of Burnet, who
was tclegra ohed to act as special judge, ar.
rived last evening, and opened court this
morning. The Perkins murder case has
been set for Wednesday next. Among the
visiting attorneys are Walter Anderson, A.
s. Fisher and Will Vining, of Georgetown
and Major Harwood of Gonzales.
Business is thriving.
The norther reached us last night, accom-,
panied with heavy rain.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, March The stock market
opened irregular, but in the main to 2
lower, In the early dealings there was Il
general recovery OF tos. The market sub
sequently became weak and Tell to the ex-
tent of 2 AT II u. m. there was slight
Improvement.
Elves extended, 034;4ls, 1l2l; rs, 1.1s2;
3s, l.Ols Prime mercantile, 6 to 81; bar
silver, l.lOI; governments lower for As;
others unchanged states without feature;
railroad bonds fairly active ana generally
lower, Stocks since II a. m. have been
dull, entirely without feature, the price at
II being only shade higher than the close
at ii a. III. The market at - was dull and
steady.
Money, s to r. closing, offered at 10;
prime mercantile paper, 6 to g; sterling
exchange, b b, steady 81 81; sight, 81 S3l;
3per cents, Sl.09; extended SIS 81 03i; AVS,
coupons $l12i.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, March Flour dull. Wheat
weak and lower; regular, 81 0S, March;
Sl,OSs, April; $ll3s to Sl.lSi, May; No.
red winter, sl.l0. Corn, fair demand and
lower, 57g 10 IS, cash; 57s to 573, March; $50,
April; 81 to 62i, May. Pork, demand
active aud lower; $500 cash or March,
SIS O5 to SlS.O7I, April; SIS. 27I to SlS.3O
May. Lard lower, III to II 10 cash or
March. Bulk meat, fair demand, shoulders
II. short ribsg so: short clear ID. IS Cattle re.
CENTS, 8 800: active. stronger on export ac.
count 10 TO 10 higher: poor to fancy steers.
also to SO 80; mostly at is 90 to So: butch.
ers, higher: 10 rs to- 81 % for cows. sl, 70 Ia
As 10 for steers. feeders strong. Al 40 IA
$40. Hogs recejpts. ii OOO' Offerings
light: demand brisk: TO 10 higher: shin.
pers are the mr. ncipal operators. good 10
hncy heayv Al rs To AZ IS: light 40 GO Ia
AZ IL. miyed IN e. In S7 25 Sheen REGENTS
900. demand fair: firm. moor to fancy ma,
tive IA 20 10 al u bulk to as SO to $500.
xew npIr,Ns MApKrr
Nrw OpIr,Ns March 7-Flopr ouiet
bnt steady. HIGHER grades 10 10 a. Corn.
demand good md tending inward: MIXED
md Whit, s'C az. wnilow "a O,ts active firm
and hicbor * "a 10 ~ Corn,neai in feir do.
m.nd Lmi -, loser rstas, SS15 IN "a 10
Wa str u, ~ ond active. ordinSrv sl5 to eI6
nrime az sis. chnice 500 fancy. sol
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AuHoCAtstl.

NEw YORK, March Tin fire this morning
at Cambridge Flats, East Sixty.fourth street
Mrs. Wakeman, aged 90 and daughter,
demaged to the amount Of $4,000, the fur.
nituro "a COO
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Mean,

II commenced raining heavily at 3 o clock
this morning, and all day stiff, eastorly
wind has prevailed, and tonight u keen
norther is blowing. Not much apprehen-
sion Is felt here at the prediction of Wig.
gins, the new weather prophet. that the
Gulf coast will be desolated by tidal
wave and great storm on the 9th instant.
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BosroS, MASS, March 7.--Daniel Thayer,
a well.known capitalist of this CITY, and
many years member of the banking firm
Of ] u, Thayer & Bro, died this morning,
aged 75 years.
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MCKINNEY, March 7.-[Speclal. Little
Annie Dulaney was buried to-day. Seldom
is it that the death of little child causes
such universal grief in the community as
does the death of sweet little Annie. Her
brother are all dangerously sick with pneu-
monia.
A slight norther is blowing here to-day.
George T. Armstrong, W. Il. G. Mack and
J. ID. Ireland are candidates for mayor OF
the city of Mckinney.
Captain j. l.. Doggett ard o. G.. Nc
Whorter, from this county, are in attend
ance at the cattle.men's convention at Fort
Worth,
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

huffERcuR, TEXAS. sept. ( 1881
IBIS IS 70 certify that NC have used VOW
-WONpkRUL EIGHT for 81 ACK IEG
m Cattle by giving from Is 20 ID drops later
nAlly ami applying externally once or twtce 10
the parts Affected, . al Il gave immediate relief
\. J. McLURE r sHIFIETr
A J. STEWARD MILL Mci.TRR
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Union rae,lie-.lnnual E.hIbIt

NEW YoRK. NJ uch THE annual meet
ing OF stockholders of the Union Pacific
railroad WAS held to-day, The report shows;
Gross earnings tor he year, 500, 1913 ssh;
operating expenses and taxes, $40, IN ,0i0;
surplus earnings, Sl2 098 SSi; interest and
dividends collected on investment securi-
ties. $l.2li 900 Total surplus earnings,
sil,30T 1854 Expenditures; Interest on
bonds. 81 o. 203, discount, interest and ex.
change, SIZE 922. sinking funds, $4,000;
amount due the United States on business
of the. year, $2oh,lso; premiums paid
disposed OF Sls,913. Total. s7,707 ,030. Bal.
ance applicable 10 dividends, SO 0O0, S95;
stock dividends, per cent, 81, go, 7SS; sur.
plus tor year, ~ 3io,i07 Total funded
debt OF company, $0O,757 ,7oo; less amount
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Additional Aid.

WATERBURY,, Conn, March REV. Law
renee Walsh to-day cablcd $l,l3i for the
Irish relief fund, and 1908 for the land
league.
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Marshall.

Marshall. March Especial - Yes
terday evening young lady from Shreve
port put up at the Capitol hotel and took
lodging for the night. Gus Fowler, one of
the pioprietors, suffering his amorous pas
sions 10 get the better OF his judgment, adj
dressed her note in which he made inn
proper and immoral propositions to her.
The lady Indignantly repealed his advances,
threatening dire vengeance on him tor thus
Offending her. Gus thereupon became
utterly demoralized and suddenly deter
mined to cult the hotel business in Mar
shall, and has lett for parts unknown The
young lady thus grossly insulted is highly
connected and enjoys the love and respect
of all, Mr.. l., II. Norwood has taken Fow-
Ter S interest in the hotel, and there will be
no interruption in the business.
The ram Of yesterday has been succeeded
by cold uorther today.
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TeXarlkann,

TExARKASA, ARK, March 7.-[Special, J.
To-day at . pm, while Miller county circuit
court was in session, G. Il. Dixon, sheriff of
said county, walked into the courthouse
and shot A. A. s. johnson dead, in the
presence of the judge, jury and hundred
witnesses. The deceased had for some time
been abusing Dixon, and declared that he
would make him fight, and to do so, vlitied
the name OF his wife by calling her indie
cent names in the presence Of Dixon's
friends. Three shots were fred all of which
passed through Johnson's head. Dixon
surrendered himself up to the court, and G..
II. Bromide was sworn IN as sheriff of Mil
Ter county. The general sympathy of all
is with Dixon.
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FIGURING Mills Burned

TOLEDO, o., March IA fire this morn.
ing destroyed the Touring mills owned and
run by Frank Ferrick. Loss, 10000; in.
surance, $1,000,
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MEMPHIS, TRSE., March 1.-THE Evening
Ledger's Helena, Arkansas, special says. A
gale last night and to-day lashed the river
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For the Candidates..

DALLAS, March 7,--[Edi,or HERALp.l-
There are several candidates for mayor and
aldermen In Dallas, and as we are IN the
midst of regular tumble in municipal
doings, reminding us of the mutations OF
time and the uncertainty of men when
transferred from private to official positions,
the following questions are put to all such
candidates, with the hope Of answers In
time 10 let the people know where each
Flrst.-Arc you in favor of secret sessions
OF the city council, or the transaction Of
any OF It's business, us representative
body OF the people, In secret?
Second. = Are you in favor,
under any circumstances, Of up.
propriating any money out of the city
treasury, secretly or openly, for. the pur.
pose OF hiring men TO act Us lobbyists be.
fore the legislature when in session, now OF
hereafter
Third.-Do you consider the city council
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
on the part of the house appointed
to confer with the senate committee
as to the expediency of an early
adjournment and TO declare what bills
should have preference, reported that the
committee declined to name day certain,
and recommended a consideration Of those
bills of greatest interest to the state.
The house adjourned till $50 u. nj, to-
morrow,
CAPITAL CHRoNICLINGS.
From the report of tie committee on ad-
journment it appears that the legislature
will not get away from here before April,
and then leave much important business
unfinished.
Lieutenant Governor Martin is better to-
day, out the weather is cold and rainy, and
untayOrable for him.
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III Pase.

Ell PAse, March 7,-[Special. The pub
lie schools opened with an enrolment of
20 scholars under the superintendent of
Professor D. W. Mckay, formerly of Can.
ada, and Miss English, assistant, from
Bryan, Texas.
The Methodists gave concert last night
to enable them TO eItinguish the indebted
ness on their church. Sixty dollars were
realized.
Hon. Elihu b. Washburne arrived yes
terday from San Antonio. He says this is
the finest climate he has found.
@. &. Gibbs, general freight agent of the
Sunset route has also arrived.
Captain Baylor and his rangers are after
the rustlers.
Colonel ribbetts, collector of customs, has
gone to Deming to look after cattle SNUG
glers from Mexico
A band of fifty rustlers and cattle thieves
are killing stock in southern New Mexico.
1t was one OF this gang named Siaz who
was killed last Saturday by the New Mex
leo military, near this city.
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NIexia.

MBxrA, March 7.-Ispecial.l-A number
Of ex.Coniederates from Limestone county
attended the lecture Of General Fitshugh
Lee at Corsicana last night. Among the
number were CAPTAIN W. II. Richardson,
OF the Twelfth Virgins; Captain T. ]. oil.
yer, Of Terry's Texas rangers, and Milton
Park, OF the First Alabama infantry.
A cold, damp Rortber is blowing.
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Jefferson.

JEFFERSON, March 7.-[Special,l-The
weather has been fair and pleasant.
Cotton receipts for the past few days have
been large.
Captain J. NJ, beware, our enterprising
express agent, leaves for Chicago tonight
TO make arrangements and purchase ma
chinery for the mammoth ice factory to be
established here by joint stock company
Through the efforts of Mrs. a. Rosenthal
and others, dramatic ameteur organiza-
ton, known rs the Phoenix Dramatic CluU,
has been organized in our city for the pur-
pose of giving 4 series OF entertainments
for the benefit of the relief fund. Tonight
they gave their second performance at the
Grand opera-house, to q large and apprecia-
tive audience.
Mr.. d. c. Durham has recovered from q
severe illness,
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Messrs. Morley Bros:
GKSrgKNKS. II have sold WONDERFUL.
81 iaT' 10 several Of my FASTENERS who used
IL Cor the cure OF SLACK LEG by giving
ne or two doses internally snd applying Il eX-
'eraally. Il worked like charm. Yours. ste
]. B, HcICHISON
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Honey Grove.

HONEY GROVE, March 7.-TSpecial. J.
Early last night the residence of William
Leroy was consumed by fire. But little of
the household goods were saved. Insu-
rance, $1,000.
The Arlington Concert and Comedy com.
pauy failed to play last night, on account,
1t IL said, of the fire.
The Lambert IL Richardson Dramatic
company will exhibit here tonight aud TO-
morrow night.
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.RD|DHARD7, IHE CL0IH|RR
POSTPONEMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF
Presents at Reinhardt's Clothing House Until


we intended to present the Grand Piano. Silver Tea Ser
vice ana Lady Dressing Case the Oath instant as per
but owing to the ncemency of the weather
tne past two weeks our many friends and customers de-
ing 1ea requested by many patrons to delay the Drawing
unt alter the lst or March, in order give fair
at these fine presents have concluded
the Drawing until SATURDAY MARCH 10, 1883. On that
Gay the prizes will postv y be drawn This delay of few
DAYS IN the distribution these costly articles trust will
not DO misnrerpreted by the public want d timothy
understood by all that there will be further
out AT COST wa Nv o'o
Those who study their interests will be sure to call on
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tVSf-UiuSS DHSS!6S ana "HSoS
Non can make yonr orders hy telelhone
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
r,emeuoeau Suddenly Stricken with Ill.
ness While Delivering Speech.
The Socialists TO be Kept in Surveil.
lance.-Parnell.
Great Distress is Prevailing in Portions
OF Ireland.
Byrne's Release by France stu Hangs
Fire.
Other Transatlantic Notes and Haps,
Other Transatlantic Notes and Haps,
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
SUDDENLY STRICKEN.

SUDDENLY SlhlNhENs
PARIS, March While Clemenceau was
delivering speech in favor of a revision of
the constitution in the chamber of deputies
Yesterday, he was seized with nervous at
tack, and the sitting was suspended for
thre, quarters of an hour. Upon resump-
ton, he completed his speech, but appeared
very Ill.
DUBLIN, March Judge Lawson, in
opening the Dundalk assizes yesterday,
said the revelation made at the hearing OF
the consprators, at Dublin so far from UNI
Ringing his mind had given him the livell-
est satisfaction,
FoUNDERED.
IoYpoN, March News has just been
received that the British steamer Gloucester
City. which left Bristol February Sth for
Ne% York, foundered February 23d, III lat
itude ~ north, longitude 52o west. The
crew were rescued and landed at Havre.
DEAD.
J. Il. Green, author Of History of the
English people, is dead.
POSTPONED
PARIS, March - Ihe rendering of the de-
cision in the case of Frank Byrne, whose
extradtion is asked ny the British govern
mell, HAS hStu pOSNDOilStl uIltl lllC CdDllel
council, to be held Friday.
AGROUND.
LONDON. March The steamer Horton,
from Galveston TO SebastopoOl is aground
near GalllpoN
FAILED.
LONDON, March T. -- Lichtoler, cotton
manufacturer, of Bolton, has failed for
$4,000.
TERRIBLE.
DUBLIN, March AT a meeting of the
loca board OF Swinford, county Mayo, it
was reported that distress prevailed in the
district, Over thirty persons are IN the
poor.house, suffering from famine fever.
Seven hundred names are on the list of
persons needing relief. The distress has
never been so great since 1917. People VINO
refuse TO enter the work house are dying
from want of food outside
SAVED.
LONDON, March THE valuable collec'
ton OF paintings and plate and furniture in
Wrotham Park, the country seat of Earl
Stratord, which burned yesterday, was
saved.
UNTRUE.
LONDON, March 1T has been ascer-
tanned that there is no foundation for the
statement that Parnell intends to resign his
seat in Parliament and proceed to America
IN the event of his land reform bill being
rejected.
WILL SUPPRESS IT.
PAEIs March 7 1t is reported the gov
eminent mas determined to suppress the so
c.aiistic demonstration which IS advertised
to occur Oh II planade dies lnvalides Friday
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SULPHUR Springs.

SULPHUR SPRINGS March 7.--[special.l i
A little child of Mr.. of G.. Y. Willioms,
aged 2..years, fell in wash.tub this morning
could be resuscitated. Mr.. Williams is
section foreman of section No. 10 on the
East Texas railway. Friends of the parents
extend their coincidence.
District court is still in session, and will
be for several days. Several important
trials are taking place,
A shower Of rain fell yesterday, and ow.
Ing to the advent of mother the weather is
Incidentally cool
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PALESTINE, March 7.-[Spscal,l-A Sc
rious discussion ensued last night at the
meeting Of the board of aldermen over the
mayors message recommending precau.
tons against the introduction Of smallpox.
All children attending public schools must
hereafter be vaccnated. Other stringent
regulations were adopted.
The International railway company pro.
pose building Immediately, nice, large
hotel where the present depot stands in
Palestine, with lunch rooms, bar and sleep.
ing rooms on a large scale.