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HOUSTON,
The Texas Shooting rourn,m.,,

ihe ieNas shooting Tourn,mett.
HorsroS, April N.-ISpecial. THE rex.
a. State shooting tournament wound m
yesterday. Some fine shooting was done ar d
the meeting generally was great sacce-s.
rae election of officers last night re snl,, d
asiollows; President, W. A. RYAN, Ans.
nn, nrst vice president, Sam Niinv. Hort
Worth; second vice president, Geo. Yocoso.
Dhisoni secretary, c. W. Buaden. The
hsst vice president has the appointing
OF assistant secretary and ,reaSurer. Neat
annual meeting and tournament, will DO
heiu AZ Fort Worth. Atier this election
au1eurhthent was made 10 an e,epan, re-
past and over st.ervescips wine MrCnll
OF Waco, Col. RYAN, presidenteltc,. d Nv
Y, Dunn, fontaue, Z. b. Watson, Lever
ton, simpson and others made sparkling
speeches. e
The trst shoot for the diamond medal
between teams offour from each clnb wss
won for Houston by ID, W. q. Damn A
Erickson, ], j, Weiss and b. d, Watson
breaking - clay pigeons and glass balls ont
OF so The second prize tied between
VI, Dollarhide, I. Lester j. D. Iocum. L.
l.. Mauehs, Tor Denison, and j. {. Pet
mecky, Q. X. Robinson, ], S. simpsOn and
W, A, Ryan, breaking y.
, n.sonu pilNc was taken ny ~. Mccall, j
;, Mccall, l.. A Garland and W. \. Fcrtg,
Of Waco, breaking 90 balls,
Fourth prize, by B,strop shooters, being
NJ, n. Anderson, J. W, Jenkins, }. " Ken,
nedy and W. i. Jenkins, hitting 81.
Houston holds The diamond medal urtil
next years shoot. II IL wins agai0 il be-
comes the property OF the Houston Dun
club.
secsnd shoot, consolation prize. first yenr
$50, won by J, II. Mason second,
SO, won by W. j.. Anderson. third ,
s95, by W.. A. Hayni.; fourth keg of pow.
der, by j. II. Jensins,
Special shoot purse 500, ten glass balls,
first money, Ryan and Yosolu; second.
Dunn and Erickson; taird, Weiss und Rob
inson; fourth, NJ. n Anderson.
| Five pair double glass balls, purse $50;
first money, Dollarhide; second Erlck.oI
and focum; third, Hucker aud Lester.
Final shot. ten glass balls; asst, Dollar
hlde ana Weiss second. A. Riuksont
! f, jenkins.
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un every one who came along. The off
GERS captured six Of the party WIN were
lodged IN jail, Policeman Showtell and
Deputy Sheriff Palmer we've each sl'shtly
wounded in the atfray. After the first
CAPTURE, the sheriff aud posse armed With
winchester rides, started IN pursuit.! OF OH.
ers who were hiding in the timber on the
west side OF the river. They came upon
two lying IN the thicket, reyolvers in hand.
One was the man who had shot ShoNtsn
They were ordered to throw up hands, and
refusing, the police party fred, severely,
and probably fatally woundins one Of the
men, who was afterwards removed 10 iail
with his companion, making total cap.
tnre OF eight. They all claim TO hail from
New Orleans and have been working their
way gradually from that city up the river.
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GALVESTON.

Extensive Preparations for Celebrating
sanJacinto DDy-Other Items from the
Island City.
GALVESTON, April 2O,-[Specia The
iireman's celebration tomorrow promises
to be grand display and fitting celebra.
ton of the anniversary o, the memorable
battle of San Jacinto, Excursion trains
will arrive from Brenham and Columbus
with large delegations. and the iiremen OF
Independence, Gay Hill, Chapel Hill,
Burton, kenner and probably other points
will also be represented and participate IN
the celebration. The Galveston Artillery
viii! celebrate the day by u picnic and ex
cursion down the island at Labatts Grove,
at the terminus of the Texis &c Mexican
railroad
The boy, Johnny Heller, who was ar.
rested for forging his mothers name to
three notes, was uied to-day and sent be.
fore the criminal court under bond of 800.
W. G. Birch, the Market Street merchant.
who attempted to swindle his creditors,
was also tried to-day aud sent before the
criminal court un6er bond of 5000.
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MILWAUKEE, April 20.-The Maggie Hen.
necke mystery was solved this morning by
the discovery Of her body in the river, near
Jones Island, only short dstai ce
from where her nat was found A
few days after her disappearsnce
Her bocy was first seen by Captain vii.
liams, OF the tug Buss, and when discoy-
cred was near the middle OF the river, float.
ing on the surface. IL was towed 10 the
shore and the authorities notified, and on
The arrival OF the wagon at the station
Superintendent Whitehead and Chief Ma
sou viewed the remains, and they with.
ont trouble identified them rs those OF
Maggie's. The gold neck clasp was In
place, the little nut basket suspended a,
her neck was still there, and the gold band
ring with the initials M. II. engraved
On IT, The body was swollen by water aad
the features almost unrecognizable. The
yes were wide opeu End protruded, giving
he face horrible expression, Al
he morgue the remains were placed
on marble slab, and under
instruction Of officers the remains were
prepared fo- burial. Her mother was noti.
fled i'm nediately of the discovery.
Mr. Henecke, unfortunately, left for White.
water Wis, at 7 a, m, and the discovery
was made at 1:30. Maggie Hennecke dis.
appeared October q. 1852. The theory IL
hat her body was caught by projecting
pile OF wharf and held down.
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Maggie Henecke's Mystery Solved, Etc
Washington Items


WASHINGTON, April A0.-rhe case of n 9
United States. against the Nashville and
chattanooga railroad has been set for hear.
lhg IN Nashville next week. This is sni,
To recover Slh3,000 due upon coupons helJ
w me Oriied States treasurer IN 'rns, ,n,
indian trust funds. j. w. Whelply
0"Sn'er nI the treasury, J, &, Burnet, en-,
~ ulVlsloN OF banks, and Duncan Thomp,
son OF the trust iund office in the interior
department, have been detailed 10 attrrd
he trial as witnesses on the mar, oi M.
nited States. They will leave here far
Nashville tonight. '''
Aoo9' halt ol the 700 recruits mentiou,d
" Yesterday as being now en- route for reci.
ueh,s ~ the Indian country, are destined
LOT 'ne department ot the Columbia. The
restoration TO the public domain of III. mart
ot the reservation occupied by Chic,
Moses band in the Washington Territory
mas crented much Dissatisfaction amon,,
the band and their threatening mnrmnr,
'ngs have reached Washington,
secretary Chandler telegraphs the navy
department that he will be in Wasbinr,on
Wednesday night.
Secretary Teller to-day addressed com.
muhication to the commissioner of the
general land office, in which he saws, 'Mv
attention has been called TO certain .x.
presslons ana opinions relative TO A void
entry occurring in my decision OF FEBRUARY
izth last, IN the matter of Julia De Graham
vs. Hasiing a Dakota railway company
ihe question under consideration in tina,
case related solely to prima iacie yal,c
homestead entry Of record at the date o
Tue ra lroad grant and when the company
rlght'here under attached. Ii was there
tore unnecessary 10 discuss or consider th,
question OF void entry The secre,ar,
ur.cts nat sentence void or voidable q
u'clslon be stricken out, in order that i
may conform strictly TO his intention, ,whiol
The sentence thus eliminated has Gauss,
Tue department considerable annovance.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Making Pretsn.ions as a Health R.,e,

Making Pretensions as u Health Repert
SULPHUR sPRTNes, April 20.-[special l.
This place is now laying its claims MS a
health resort. People drink the sour md
sulphur water ir'm he spring, daily and
always applaud their virtues for several dis
eases.
Colonel John s. Coiley has made arran O.
ments and will soon have a telephone line
built from the freight depot to .he Whit
worth hotel This enterprise win be appre.
ciated by the public.
The supper given by the ladies' at tho
Methodist church last night proved sue
cess.
X, N. Henderson, ofthe banking arm OF
J. W. Dobbs " Co., of this city, reached
home to-day from trip to Fort Worm.
Weather beautiirl.
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COLORADO.
A Sand storm-Du,Id,nr noop

COLORADO. April 90 Especial. J. Higl
winds have prevailed week to-day. oaus
ing constant sand storm, the worst for ,
year.
Three large brick blocks are now build
ing.
Real estate is extremely active.
Work will commence on the water works
inside of thirty days.
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COL.EM AN.
Abstracted the Indictments and Minute

Abstracted the Indictments and Minutes.
COLEMAN, April 20.-[special. i There
was excitement in town this morning, when
It was discovered that the courthouse door
had been broke open last night and all the
misdcmeanor indictments, iorty-fve or
fifty in number, seven or eight felony IN
dictments, and one volume each containing
the minutes OF the district and county court
for several terms past, had been stolen
There is no clue yet TO the guilty parties.
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Indian News

DENVER, Coll, April 2O.--A special from
General Crook, headquarters at Wilcox,
Arizona, says that the Territory press ex
aggerates in order to influence an attack on
the reservation Indians. No raiders have
been in Arizona for three weeks past. The
last alarming report is two days old, that
eight Apaches were sent to Santa Fe range,
beyond camp Crttenden and oyer in Santa
Cruz valley, above Colorado. IL is wholly
untrue. The Tombstone rangers. who
have been in Wilcox, say that there is an
Indian tail, but do not appear to be anx-
ious to meet the San Carlos. Crook has
been greatly hampered and annoyed by
these intiammatory articles and ta!sehoods
He will move into Mexico on Sunday. HIS
force will consist OF 1872 Apaches, under
Capt. Crawford, of U. S. third cavalry, and
aide N. Il. Mcintosh. lie will also have
fifty cavalry men and the entire Mexican
force in Northern Sonora and chihuahua.
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WACO.
A Lively Lumber fight-Dropped De,d
Etc., Etc.

Lively Lumber fight-Dropped Desd
: Etc., Etc.
WACO, April 2O.-ISpecial IA lively
lumber fight is going on among our four
lumber dealers, which has resulted in low
ering the price Of lumber in two days from
S22.5O 70 sli, wbichjs the figure for to. day.
There Is no prospect OF IN early compro-
mise, as the dealers announce that they
VIII hght II out to the bitter end.
reduced prices.
Mrs. Ransom L. Moore, a young married
woman, dropped dead at her home In East
Waco, At II o'clock last night, OF heart dis
ease. She was buried TO-DAY.
A number Of Texas veterans left here
this mornirg for Bolton.
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PALESTINE.
The County Sunday School Association
Meets

III
Meets
PAtrsTiSs, April aO-Ispecial l--Tthe
County Sunday School association for An
derson county met in annual convention
to-day in the Presbyterian church of Paies.
tine. 1t was called to order by DR.. J. II.
Palmer, president. A considerable num-
Der o. delegates attended, trt m both the
city al d country. The following Officers
for the ensui1g year were elected: lrnh
II. Evans, pr silent Rev. II. Is. pailhps.
Weep dent; J. l.. MoMeans, scabe
DR.. j. Il. Grant, corresponding secre,iyv.
J. y. WnstN treasurer. The conyenti6r,
Will continue IN session. until Sunday next,
when mass-meeiing will be held at the
opera house, and an address will be deliy-
cred by Rev. Dr. f.. A. Sabin, the State
Sunday school superintendent.
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sii. irving anumber n the rains. J hn
u'.seil ovrs.r, keepsr SsieOn, iel and
IN unSnown man was aken from, ,hs,rias
The following were Wounded ~ Nsvsrs
Herbert Biise, Jas. Lean bert, chs. Eyans
iss. McNa!iy, D. BNee, l.. A, LaCas j.
HSoneridge, Joseph Re,.dy, JOAN Hsersn'
Iohn sullivan, Geo, Loier. Most of these
,re eadly hurt about the head ard back.
several ore known to be still In The ruins'
recovered. WV
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MtNrnis, Tenn, April 20.-The attend
ance to-day, the fifth day Of the spring
meeting Of the New Memphis Jockey club
was very large. The weather was fine
and track in splendid condition.
The iirst race, for year olds, flyc.eigh,,
OF mile, Jennie NJ, the iayorite, won
Bell Heefdy, second; Gsbe c., third
Time, l:09,
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MARSHALL.


Good Religious Work at JefYerson--Tho
Recorder Busy-Etc.
MARSHALL, Apnl 2o.-ISpecial. Rev.
Father Granger has returned from Jeifer-
son, where he has been for the past three
days assisting the members Of his church
in that city in glvinga fair for the benefit
Of the church, Six hundred dollars Ia Tho
amount realized The people OF Jefferson
know how to come to the front In the aid of
q good cause. Twenty-Five sinners have
found comfort In the bosom OF the Metho-
dist church during the present revival.
Recorder Lane Is making IL lively for Tho
evil-doers. Ten more walked up ard do.
posted $40 each and trimmings, and still
the work goes on.
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TYLER.
The Runaways Enthusiastically Received
--Piopic-Etc

-PioDic-Etc.
TYLER, April Especial. 1.-The run.
away boys, in the excellent care of Mr.. De.
shong, returned on the south-bound Inter
national Il Great Northern train last night.
They were met at the depot by all of their
associates, who cheered them yociferously
as they reached the landing.
Miss Clara Dodd's school for young la.
dies gave q select picnic to-day, which was
hugely enjoyed by the attendant fortunate
ones.
Work on the remaining thirteen miles OF
the Kansas & Gulf Short Line railroad, un-
graded, between this city ana Jacksonville,
will be commenced right away, and will be
iroped as soon as ready.
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A Legal Svintiler.

NEW YoRK, April 2c.-Abram Suydam, a
lawyer, was arrested last evening on a
charge of swindling John NJ. Flagg out o,
$4,000 by means Of fraudulent real estate
transactions. The police profess to know
nothing of the details o. the alleged swim.
die, but say If its character had not been
prematurely discovered. Suydam would
have succeeded in obtaining $500 CO.,
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SWEErWA1El
An Important Murder Case--A Heavy Wind
A Hall.


swrETwArEE, April 2o.-Especlal. Tho
case OF A. J. Gils,rap, one OF the parties
charged with the murder of l.. Chiillet and
NJ Guiilot, at this place in February last
came up before Judge Wheeler to-day on n
writ OF habeas corpus for tail. Quite a.
number OF witnesses have been examined.
The court at eight O'Clock adjourned tili
aine thls evening, to convene at N. J.
Dulaney's room. lie is said TO be- A ma.
,eriai witness for the state, and who was
wounded at the time of the killing, and IL
YET confined to his bed, Considerable in-
'erest seems to be manifested and cutie an
array o; counsel for to.h sides are present,
and !, is thought tia, It will take soont ail
day tomorrow TO get in the testimony.
strong Wind has been blowing al day
ana the air Is full OF rain.
A Tine ball is now in progress at Bradley 's
new opera house.
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NEW York, April 9O.-Business failures
or the last seven days number 2O5, Against,
lS FOR the last week, The New England
states had ~, Middle ststea 81, Western
states o. Southern states G6, Pacific states
ana Territories 70, Canada il and New
York city 10. Nv"
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They Want Rosa

LoND5N, April 20.-The Times says if the
links in the evidence can be satisfactorily
proved and 1t can be shown that o. Donovan
Rosa furnished large sum mary fund in
Doctor Gallaghers case, the question will
NJ ise for consideration whether O'Donoyan
Rosa cannot, by some sort of international
procedure, be made amenable to the laws
OF the empire. Irish consplrators, the
Times says must be considered criminals,
and not belligerents.
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MnwAuKEE, April 2o.-Ten counties in
Wisconsin report winter wheat in excellent
condition. Private letters from the agri.
cultural departments of Minnesota, Ne.
braska, Iowa and Dakota report spring
seeding fairly commenced. The conditions
for seeding were never better, and the
work will be completed in ten days. The
acreage will be increased, and there Is
every indication that spring wheat in the
state will be favored with bountiiul crops.
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New YORK, April 20,--Stocks opened
geAerally heavy, to lower. immediately
after opening was a fractional rally, after
which the market, though somewhat il.
regular, became weak, and at IL O'Clock
declined to Z.
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BILBAO, April 20,-A collision occ .rred
off here, between the English steamer
Thames and the Spanish steamer Magda.
lena Vicenta. The latter sunk, with five
persons on board. Two Of the crew of the
Thames were drowned.
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NEW ORLEANS, April N.--A fire this
morning burned out Boissean & Martinez,
ha's; Levi Loeb, scheusr 4 Co., wholesale
dry goods, and Hansel & Co., saddlery.
The following Were badly damaged: s. j.
Mplians iron ware house, and A, Wolfe
orockery. Loss estimated at 5000 coo.
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DuntIN, April @.-Eugene Kingston
arrested in Liverpool Wednesday, charged
with being connected with the PhmniN
fdrk murders, was arraigned to-day, and
after hearing was remanded to PRISON IL
answer 10 the charge OF conspiracy to
murder,
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HARRISBURG, Pa, April 20.---The consti-
tutional prohibitory amendment was de-.
teated in the house to-day, when II came
up for the third reading, A motion to re.
consider was made but rejected by 81
10 Isl.
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TOPEKA, KAs,. April 20,--The annual re-
port OF the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad shows the gross earnings for 1882.
sli, $4,000; expenditures SIS G37 ,OlO; mel
earnings 81, 6,lS6,000 net increase over 1881
81, ,6SS,0 900
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DELHI, IND, April 20.-Au extensive
conhagration has occurred in this city.
Two thousand houses have been destroyed
and great number of families are desti-
tute and homeless.
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SAN Francisco, April 20.--A cool rain
'ell oil over the state yesterday. An aver.
age wheat crop is assured, except in few
limited areas
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BELGRADE, April 20,--The statement that
Helen Marooviich, who tried to shoot King
Milan in the cathedral had killed herself
in prison, is not quite correct. She is re.
covering from set-irilitted wounds.
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LoNDoH, April 2O-In the second day of
the spring meeting at sandown park, the
great hurdle race, handicap, resulted ,n n
dead heat between Sibvl and IIalmi the
orist secured the second place. There were
five starters.
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BRAiSARD, MIMI, April 20. - Sheriff
Mortz and the police had lively skirmish
yesterday afternoon with crowd of armed
iramps, who had stationed themselves at
the bridge near the city, and were holding
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LIVERPOOL, April 2o.-Stcamers from this
port yesterday for the United States and
Canada carried nearly three thousand emf.
grants.
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New YORK, April 20.--Arrived The
Adratic, from Liverpool. and the Bolivia,
Hamburg
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SACRAMENTO, GALA, April 2O.-A small
tire occurred early this morning ON X
street. The roof Of an adjoining bnilding
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from ~, mon, tivvp q, y. 49,.
ry, under command Of Captain Norwood
was ordered by the commanding officer a
Eott Aasinah hoine thu avaning n Al. tclk
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and have lived since near the Santa Fe de.
POI. Last night white Dr.. and
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~A~~ ~s .---a --a--s-. s---.-.a-- -.---- tp
force last night and the ballot boxes con-
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again AZ Sessas :.s xssl and isI of 10 !, -,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-07-26
County History.

We met this week with Judge J. L. Ber-
ry, the historian of the National Historical
Company, with headquarters at present,
at St. Louis. He informs US that the
company proposes to write a history of
Audrain county, to begin at once, provid-
ed the company meets with sufficient en-
~couragement. We would be glad to see
some INTELLIGENT and enterprising compa-
ny take hold of this matter and prosecute
it to success, and hope that u people
will do all they can to help on the work.
Judge Berry comes to Mexico well rec
commended both by the press and people
of the counties where he has worked.
His histories of Cass, Bates and Nodaway
counties show that he knows his business
and is q fine writer. The St. Louis Re
publican speaks of him in the highest
terms as a writer and gentleman. The
canvass for the book will open in a few
days and we trust he will receive ample
encouragement to induce him to publish
a complete and creditable history of Aud
rain county.