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FREDDIE GERHARD SUED.
A Horse which Ne sold Prononncsd 90
Broken-dows Old Plug.

The recent exploits Of the peerless Eole
hsve brought Freddie Gebhard into more
prominence than ever ss q connoisseur Of
Judge Armstrong. In tbe Queens County
Cont Of sessions sf Long lslsnd City, in
xhish he appeared as n DEFENDANT, shows
however, that all bis horses have not the
same good repute In JuDe last he enter
Cd an agreement through his JOCKEY, Peter
amitb, % sell q hor-e named Tom" 90
Mr.. Alexander ID. FinDelly. q New TOrk
merchant. who owns q farm st Queens, L
l. Nj. FinDelly. on receiving the horse.
pa'G 500. and agreed 20 psy another 500
- balance ifthe animal proved satisfactory
AIR = weeks trisl. The borse dld not suit
Mr. Finneliy, aud he wanied 70 return IL,
% Nr. Gebhsrf refused N consent 10 this,
and sued Mr.. Finuelly. before Justice Bette
af Iamaics. for the 800 due a. balance.
He obtained Judgment m his favor, and
Mr. Fiunely then appealed 70 q higher
colrt.
The trial yesterday occupied the entire
dsv M FinDelly testified thnt the horse
90 not prove as represented. and would
uof 20 before any kind Of q wagon. For
fhe defence. Mr.. Childs. q livefv-sfable
frsrtrr of New Y0rk testified fhst BE- ofT.r-
~ W. Gebhard t175 for the bore, and
cura 5ered that The anirnsl ws. worth f110
Co , 81 F'iemmine. IN summing Nd frr the
uIrtI If r'narncteriEed the srimal a. .
i-f,-i -er- -d1rn /. Old plug" The ccuussI
easffhe fra-v-sietle keeper. Childs. had
rr..lt~r7 IN eur ~ obedisnce % =
-. .rrr irrrn NJ. Gebhnrd At ysrpo-f
= jury I'll b-inK in . sealed vsrdici
Io-r y.
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Canine Antipatlmes.

The rooted dislike manifested by the ca
nine rsce for postmen has lately been the
subject Of lively discussion IN our coll
umns. says the London Globe. hat without
receiving any explanation which could be
deemed altogether satisfactory. 1t le-
mains still open to as much doubt and ar
gument 'as ever, why dog should be pro-
VOked togreater anger by the sight OF man
clad in Mr.. Fawcetts livery than by the
appearance of an ordinary subject of her
msiesty. The phenomenon is attributed
to freak Of instinct. and that is about ell
that can be said about 1t. as about many
other peculiarities noticed in various
epeoies Of the brute creation. If collection
could be made of all those cases where an
animal, without any arrarent cause. has
taken q sudden dislike to one person or
thing rather than another, some .puzzling
probfems would be presented by 1t for the
study of psychologists. The most notable
example Sf this sort OF thing is, no doubt.
the bull and his red rag, which might as.
well have been blue, white, yellow or
bisokl for anything we could tell, unless be
had the, unborn testimony of centuries to
enlighten ua on the subject. Why should
mosquitoes and other spitefui or hungry
insects persistentiy attack one person while
they allow another to sleep almost in pesce2
No theory has been advanced to account
properly fer this; and determined anguer
NAV maintain, he likes, that even in this
csse the attack made on the sufferer is
prompted by feeling Of capricious malice
on the part Of the assaiants. But IL Is in
dogs that the best illustrations ars found OF
the curious caprice in question. Why
sbovld Q dog, Of all other animals, be ef-
fected with agony by the Sound OF music
There are plenty of togs, aperta'rics 70 tAs
most various breeds, which are convulsed
with inward torturts at the sound OF an CT.
Ran-grinder, and howl with dismal note
betokecing much anguish OF mind even at
the sound OF piano In the room above or
3 concertins outside the house. Again,
why should dogs ard cats exhibit for one
apothsr that natural aversion which has
madeit Q proverbisl phrase TO speak Of a
scat and dog life p IL will be said that
they ape natural enemies, and each being q
carniv0rous beast Is prepared to kill and
eat the other. But IL would be hard 10
6nd acaSe where either had actually been
devoured by the victorious enemy; and IL
IL obvious to any one who has ever-seen q
dog run alta rat that IL 10 the spirit OF sport
and adventure that urges him on to the at
tack, snd mot hunger Or the desire ofutiliz-
fng thedeed BODY otthe victim. Moreover,
there ere probably not a. many ss i've
dogs ont OF every ten which have either the
pluck q inclination TO make serious At
lack, and yet the cat. who is quite well
aware that there is,nothine 10 be feared
nom the 0esperspirited ours. will exhibit
Almost = .mnch unesciDess and wrath in
their prsssnes - at the sight ofa buli-ter-
fier.
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yiIIards I;nprovem snt,.

San Francisco. Sept. lit is stated
this evening that the recent large expendi-
lures 10 the improvement Of the South
Pacif, coast railroad and the construction
Of new pile road two miles out into
the bay has been prompted by the new cor
poration called the San Francisco & Colo
RADIO Railroad Company, with
Willard, president of the Northern
Pacific at its head. II is also
affirmed he has bought the Northern Pa.
lfic road running from San Francisco
north along the coast to point
called Duncan Mills, with the intention
to continue 1t to q junction with his Ore
gon system. II is further stated he has
bought the Santa Maria Valley road short
liDe, running from Port Hereford 10 Santa
Barbara. and that he intends to build =
connection TO JON Southern Pacific Coas,
road.
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CaIosso. Sept. IA special from Tomt-
stone. Arizona. ssFE Eietf hostile ssF-
sees sttscked . hog Rancho 81 Aniei0pe
springs. sixteen miles fruFn f1e city thk
morning. Only Two men were fbcrs 81 The
time. osorrs Ward and Amos Williams.
TIE FORMER vss killed; tl,e
Later escspst aDd br1uKht fbf news
here. CFfIrens arrned and uent IT. pursuit.
uith Iiffie c1nnss of Cveriakirr lhe Indians.
Trey csme lryr1 tbe direction ~ s1nora.
snd are probsblT pnTi of tbcss lsh IN fhe
- r.rIrfsius ~ Cook. They wEre on b1rt-
i..rr horses. bsIisEed ~ be sicler from
r.nrbes blow hen. Several ra~ties -
frrs for sOnor1 10 = - larE aFo. so
r~rne esrs 80 erIerteire1 81 Ibflf f1ss
TIIrIr rrerturts 81 r|s1cs were feIe-trf ~
|ta NfrIr1r aultIr1IIrr. aur Col
/. TnIQuIn FErrrE ~m Et Ia4l
.~~nrrIII rrrarIz.nFa = fl~rs g. 1ttrrk tIIeu
n NJ mruriaI1E. Ntrr re9 1e1er9r
|r-fsr VA srro.1 t1I F.rr. - Hff
-...nI'.|~ I.rIrr. - rrrIrr.I trt n -
..-rI i rrf FfT frmsf
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90 a..ses .-.s settled

John Wrnfbrop. president Of the M assar
>6husstfs Bar Colouy." bought Of one VII
niam Blaxtos in 1880 for go. seven b<odred
,sores of land and founded upon IL he city
or Boston. Tue Indians called the Dlsess
<,Ghavnuf" s'eniiyzBg "lirinR fountans {"
n h~rr ths Iivsnr fountains were. and the
S.nort ancr. n any, the Indisns gave - the
fo1ntsirs. the writer was unable 70 learn.
baf Hill venture co. ssy thst John winthrop
a. <Sfx be fouDaed fb 1880 would In Las
conssi1 III hundred thousand tphsbitssts,
v~uewued for lie eemmrce, Institutions -
1ee,nsnr- nd ranking among lie f0rcmo<f
ci1les OF q erest neliCu OF nitJ-01q miiuous
III p~opie: and the writer VII venture
further sad say that the sncit ni SOM wiD-
a. rrn and his followers would De pnzzled 10
~xc,rnirs IN their descendants The early ~
i,.,o7,r fe.cl.in.-s msted n the construction
~ IRE unesuificsut edifees fOr ckristisn
~o-ehin rh~f nov sdorn The city of their
fonndIrz. The --Oid 50nth church" for
srsm De. fssmsriy 20 plsin and unprsfeDd-
ine th.t it <niehi pe .ssen - 20 Sassei
~Siscs that. 81 elaborate architecture. y
Ix-5l~ eousIlsd any where. Ard fucb arcs
-.---1-sf T. mirkf BE- taken for = mosque
~,@h A. rlIded d0us and lofty t0Eers- soI
rrI~r.f~I IN ~ sppearfnce tnef tne uutErIn
in a. torer 20 erT shs hour f1r rraTer =
cnlv n>sded 20 enable ont. snnslt mnrh
ere - II fhs imagination 70 fsel fhsi b. |
~. N ~ sh1dor Of . n 1sqns within fbs |
~rI|r n CorstsutfnnpIs. ADd inst scr0sg |
ffs rrr 4 snUiber i1p1< ~ e1i1ce tF /
rH-lrrIs- wnrship that hEs purr - ne
-~r.I1r 70 fn~rr a. Ifes Fbere ne arrIIIIr1I
60 f.is fn<rirzIi1n i1r t1is chrisl an - |
II II = rr.@r'rs s1uars form ia kef rI.I
Er-rnn Irrers Ike = cIIaIe. I1-I1E o. /
.<~r.~f f-nn . rrrur Il grsnrt-,.'rf a !
fr'IfInr< sD1 looking deha1 a. i j. s-ouId
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CLtBuRKE, Sept. ls.-T5pecial.l-At 9
called session OF the county commissioners
court the bid from J. w. Roberts, w. +.
Burns and II. H. Mckee, Of s2.325, Tor the
old all lot was accepted.
The tar rolls received and passed upon
shou the taxable value of the county bonds
10 be % 29s 100; city lots, $59s AS. The
rolls further show the tsrsbie property In
the county 20 BE- IS ,I3o as, being an in
crease Of nearly 100000 over the last as
sessmeDt.
Tie CIeourne Light Guards will parade
Cor the first time In pubic IN fu,l dress and
sith full equipment tO-mOrror evening.
An address also will he delivered thep BY
8 G. rsddleford, . prominent attorney.
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NEWS BY SPEClALS.'
Coleman: A Shooting Affray-A Fine
Rain.
DenisOn: Explosion Of Coal OIL Lamp
aud Fire.
Seguin: Arrangements for the Press
Excursion Complete.
Brownsville: Yellow Fever-The I'm.
mense Swarms OF L0custs.
Houston: The Browns Royalty Treated
and Win.
Little Rock: Railroad Matters-YOung
Lady's Sad Fate.
Othcr Interesting News by Specials.
Other Interesting News by Specials.

COLEMAN
COLEMAN, Sept. lS.-TSpecial.]- IA shoot
ing affray occurred at Trickum, this county,
last night about half past O'Clock between
saloon keeper, named A. Pendleton, and
a cattle king by the name Of Tom Hayes.
Il seems that ill.teeling has been existing
between the parties for some months, and
Iaal night Hayes walked into Pendieton's
saloon and ordered drinks for himself and
Pendleton, and while In the act OF drinking
drew his six-shooter and commenced firing
at Pendleton, who, It appears, was looking
for foul play and had pistol at hand,
which he used, returning the fire, shooting
Hayes in the head, the first shot. and the
second shot taking effect in the right breast.
Hayes fred only one shot and missed. As
soon as Hayes fell Pendleton left and has
not since been heard from. Hayes was not
dead at last reports but his wounds are
pronounced mortal.
We had a good and general rain here
Sunday, which put all creeks to running
snd new life in the fine mesquite grass,
with which our prairies abound.
Business is now pretty lively.
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coEsoasa, sept ls-Ispscial.l-cotton
Il coming On very fast aud c0nms1ds first
class prices Strict middling brought s5
today. A crest msuy farmers are holding
beck for 10 cents. Trade generally is quite
dull.
Tbers u q freight blocfs1e on The TeIas
A 81. Louis rsilrDed- II seems they have
handle.
Lfeuteusuf-GorsrI1or Msrtil has returned
from his ranch loakirg hale and hearty.
Tbs postal notes are bec91ning quiie pop
nIar 9TH Cur pe1uie. and seem 70 hEve
fnksn The placs OF rnasneT orders entirely
for snail suns
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Waco. Sept. 1s.- t5peciall-At 0 O'Clock
tire broke out in the brick stable, corner
OF First and Mary streets, owned by Mrs.
Mary Trice. The building was completely
gutted. Lofs. s1 0gO, no insurance. The
FIRE WIS Just scross the alley from the Wsoo
elevator and Just opposite the new osl mills
The man Able, arrested here yesterday
With o wound I'm his breast, was sent 10
Rabertscn county. where he Is wanted Tor
THEFT committed seven years ago.
The north bOand Missouri Pacific train
this afternoOn was DELAYED two hours by
the breeking down Of The locomotive be-
tween LsreDs aud EDDY.
J.N. Hsrreit. injured shout the head
near Wsco ferdsys ego. vent crazy to-
dsv. osinR. " a. feared. 20 inflammation OF
tbs trsin. H. condition Il serlOss.
Viii Tbsmp-on. the man who sdroitly
svindled che DRY goodr merchant by
sight ~ hsnd perfOnm ance sitb an guvsioIe
and ro@. seoey, v-a today femsseed 10
All In defsuk of So bond.
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PLANO.

PLANO, Sept. ls.-[5pecisl.l- Mrs. Belle
Butler, wife of DR.. l.. Butler, died at her
residence last night Of consumption. The
funeral took place at O'Clock this evening
Her remains were followed to the cemetery
by q large concourse of friends, who sadly
mourn ber loss. DIR. Butler has the sym
pathy Of the whole community.
Receipts OF cotton to-day are seventy-fve
bales.
The weather Is clear and pleasant.
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CoLuNDus, o., Sept. 1s.-Sesrly 700 min
ers OF the Hooking Valley, with delegates
from about forty clubs from other parts of
the state, arrived at noon TO attend the
state tariff invention this afternoon. un-
der the auspices OF the association OF Amer
lean Economists. The organisation viii 10
Effected and sddresses made By Judge
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A Murderou, Minister.

New York, Sept. 1S.-James Kemlo, q
Methodist minister OF Newark, New Jer-
sey, to-day made determined attempt to
kill his wife and himself The
couple visited the clergyman's mother
No. 40 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and while
there quarrelled, where as 1t appears, ne
drove a large butcher knife into his wifcs
throat, aud then drew the weapon over his
own throat, jumped out Of a window On the
fourth floor of the building. Both were
taken to the hospital and neither are ex-
pe cted to live
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FcRT WORTH. Sept. Is-Ispeeisl.l l-Tbe
city council st q meeting tonight by = vote
oi Eve 10 two, sd0pted an ordinances per
miiang saloon. 20 oDsn until niOe cnd sitter
loon men.
The Gsmevell eisctric hre alarm system
is 10 b pu' IN here 81 once, with twenty
alarm etstiOns
The veil len ct the Ws'ernsn bOtel some
iays aso, died this morning OF iDsuttion.
Nothing has been Iearne1 Of the parents.
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1hn lrlaI Found

FoRr SoorT, Ks.. Sept is.-Pivste die
pstches received here tonight from reliable
sources at Silver City, New Mexico, BY
Honorable K +. Ware, announces the
finding Of Charley Mccomss, the little scn
ui Judge and Mrs. McOomas, who were
butchered BY Indians In Arizona months
ago, and report him In good health. The
parties who have him claim the 81 500 re-
ward. which will be paid. Noparticuiars Of
his recovery given.
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CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 49, Captain
George Stevens, Robert Hanna, Charles
Dixon and sailor whose name is unknown
Of the fOundered steam barge Oakland,
we're picked up by the tug Red Cloud at
@ O'Clock this morning floating
on a raft made from the barque's cargo OF
lumber. They had been in the water
twenty nine hours and we're nearly dead
from exhaustion. They we're taken by the
tug to Ashtabua.
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IMMINENT TROUBLE.

SAN SABA, Sept 1s.-[Special.I "A ser.
ious difficulty is imminent in the north
west portion of the county, between the
citizens of this place, Mccullough and
Coleman counties, growing out of the
wholesale burning or blotchipg of lands. 80
that they cOnld not be identified by their
owners. In consequence Of this our sheriff
has been sent for to assist in keeping the
peace and prevent bloOdshed. We have
not yet heard the final result.
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nsFor<is Hiss~.t

JoUnvrLLr, Sept. Is.-Charles and B,t
Ford. the slsyep Of Jesse James, appeared
at variety theatre In this city last night
and vsre hissed and hooted a bg
the au1ieDce In the scene where Bob Ford
shoots ysmes. They say they viii not
come 70 Kentucky again.
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Hor-r1r. sipt. 1s.-fspscizl l-Touston
rua Dallas h.a fbeir frs. tili si bas- 1al
ftis evening. ne thrsats-inr v-at1lsr
prevented = rsry lErrs atiendnBas bui fhs
sarns uns . NO. frte1sstirr c1c. BstB
rInhs ~srs rvsrlT nfalrlst. trt - H91s-
"a anst1'rsd ar b,-. fallt cr--at. of -
Darss -irs I1-1T. Tiir1-. cr-ief -
ne ho1r1. p1iri1r tt-rtser e t-s'
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Before the Investirstiou Comm,,,.a


NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Rev. r. Heber
Newton testified before the senate sub-com-
that the condition of the labor %
ing classes was subject
for expert study; and at the present time
there was not sufficient information regard
ing IL upon which to base any intelligent
legislation; the difficulties were met
by labor reforms here; the intemperste
habits OF the lsbOring classes and improper
methods to which labor resorted in en-
deavoring to accomplish its desires: the
great want Of the people he considered to
be industrial education; the instruction
in public schools was wOefulIy deficient,
aud It's tendency was entirely one sided:
It has given to the youths of the
country. dislike for manual
laber, which was very dangerous tendency. :,
Cooperation was spoken OF by the witness
as the greatest aid to the elevation OF the
working class.
Lille Devereaux Blake advocated the
establishment of matronships in all penal
institutions and stale reformatories for
girls.
Mrs. D. G. Croly. newspaper writer,
who has given considerable study 10 the
condition ofthe laboring women of this
city, recommends system Of
compulsory education, not only in the
where the women would be
taught how to work; the
homestead exemption law should be made
more protective 10 the stability of house,
holders and the possession of homestead
should be made requisite for obtaining
citizenship.
Mrs. DR.. Clemence s. Lauzier advocated
the uso of the ballot by women rs the most
practical means of improving their cor-
diti0n
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Kansas City Fair.

KANSAS CIrr. Sept. 1.-THE Kansas City
fair opened to-day with an attendance OF
900. The weather lie fine, and as the rsce
track IL considered one OF the best In the
country, excellent sport is expected. The
grounds and buildings are all new and the
grand stand has seating capacity Of TO-
noo
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DENIsoN. Sept. lS.-[Special.]- This
morning about o'clock lamp exploded
in one story frame restaurant, one door
east of the Texas Express office setting fire
to the building and burning the adjoining
frame buildings 10 the corner OF Main
street and Houston avenue. They were
all occupied as restaurants except one,
which was shoe shop. The Texas Ex-
press office and the q. X. restaurant were
saved only by the extra exertion OF the
firemen. The loss was about 81 200; insur-
ance $500.
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SANGER BROTHERS.

With renewed strength but with dlapdated wardrobes.
are the children winding up their vacations. ,
The REOPENING of SCHOOLS will soon begin, and
we shall therefore devote ourselves during the coming week
supplying the many wants of the rising generation, which
will their hearts and appeal the of their mothers
No article of Chdens requires care to select than
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, Sept. lS-[Special IA surveyor
who was elected in one county, accepts
the office of deputy surveyor of an adjon'
ing county, vacates the office to which be
was elected. and under the ruling of the
of the. land office, the county
commissioners should declare 1t vacant.
The commissioner, in answer to land pur-
chasers, informs them that the interest on
land notes run from the date OF application
to purchase.
There were eight matriculants to-day.
The amount OF revenue paid in, 81 800.
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NEv YOHE, Sept. 1S-An assignments
tor the benefit Of cred itOrs vss filed by
Abraham Wsct and Edrsrd Wsllare.
iancv goods deslsrs. % Frederick Levs.
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A surprislns pesltnstles

Bosrcr. Sept. is.-Henry L. Pierce, hsv-
ing written o letter declining to be can
didsts for governor before the repuolicsn
convention tomorrow, creates great SCR
prir.
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ssr Ar1sr,. s-pt- u = fsp-cisl. .l-Iuy
san,rsn fbe rirl ~bo ssut bsr parents q
lrttsr frDm Ksri- Pass. vhish -ns rec-ivr1
ysrerd1ys nTinE thst ne Fas msrrisd
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 15.-[Special.l j
The yellow fever is reported to be raging
at Mszstlau, Mexico, and a couple OF other
Pacific ports.
District court is still in session and is hard
at work on murder trial.
The seveniy-third anniversary, OF the dec
laration oiindependence OF was celebrated at
Matamoras on Sunday the 10Th by the
firing of cannons, parades, etc. The Mex.
cans are very patriotic people and make
irst-class celebrators, in TACT they seem 10
succeed better at it than anything else they
undertake. ;,
A train on the Progress e. Merida rail-
road, at Yucatsn, was recently oeIayed
several hours by iocusts on the track which
covered the track and made lubricant
which destroyed the friction between the
wheel and the rail A freight train WAS
similarly affected and was obliged to put
IA ~
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CsrExHasEs, Sept. 1s-After entertain
ing The Danish royal family 1t lunc6, G.ss-
.,Ons sailss for England.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

AhA AhAANt1s
Gladstone EntertaIns the Danish Royal
Family.
Demands OF the International League
or Peace.
Meeting OF Catholic Bishops and
Their Work.
Arrival of O'DOnnelI, the Murderer Of
Carey.
Precautionary Measures Taken by the
Police.
His Demean0r- Curiosity Of the
Public.
Amount Of Foreign Natter. |
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PRESS EXCURSION.

SKeUIN, Sept. 1S.-[Special.l l-Arrange'
ments are completed and the press excur
sion will leave Houston, Monday. the I'D
W. B. Mccullough extends courtesies over
his IL, az alsn
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there and living happily, was this evening
found In house of III fame by the police,
who notified her paronts. The girl had
never been TO Eagle Pass, but had the let
ler mailed nt that office by friend. After
delaying q short while her parents notified
the officers TO let her ellde and she slid.
Billy Johnson. colored, was this evening
arrested at the Sunset depot by an officer
from Uyalde. Johnson IL one Of the pIis-
oners who a short time ago broke jail at
Uvalde. His companions have not been
The fiesta closed last evening, and has
been O great success. Last night there was
a great number of people present. The
promised display of fireworks was excel
lent. The decorations were very pictu.
rescue, and the burning OF gas jets, Chi
nese lanterns and the moonlight added 10
The beauty of the scene.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-20

ATHENs, Sept. 4S.-TSpeciai.I-A mum
ber of our citizens, having gone TO the Louis
vile exposition, have returned highly
pleased with what thew saw.
An individual, protesting 10 be from q
London company, desiring to buy 10000
acres Of land, has caused much excitement
among our land men.
Cotton is coming lively from all over the
county.
Our town is improving wonderfully. A
fine brick hotel is in contemplation in the
court districts.
We had fine rain here this week.