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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11


JEROME PARK, Oct. 5.-Track good and
attendance light. Handicap sweepstakes;
mile and sixteenth; RIGA, first; Self Wal
lace, second; Jsck-of- Hearts, third. Time
1:55. A..
selling race for two-year-olds.
Grand National Handicap Sweepstakes
Two and one-fourth mile; three starters;
George Kinney kept the lead for mile
and a half. when General Monroe moved
mn and the two ran head and beai
for nearly half a mile. all whipping at the
finish. King won by nearly iengtn
General Monroe, second; Trafalgar tniro'
Purse Race-one-fourth mile; Weasel
won; Constantine, second; Baby, third
AnR1NY, Oct. 5.-Fourth day Of the
Island Park races. Eli Glass. PAGERS
Purse $1,000; unfinished; Billy
won the second and third hea's;
Eddie the fourth beat; Jim Jeweli ana ho-
die made dead heat for the hrst place 10
he first bea. In the fifth, Billy lending
at the three quarter pole was
taken with the thumps. fell 70 the
,-scr .and was disianced He Is
moi permapently injured. Jim Jewell won
the fifth lest. TIme-2;s5 a. ~ l--'
Il Tr IN ~ dslss,ed st. Julien in a straight
beat. Time IS, IS IL. p ! 4.
In the pa class-Purse Sl.O0l; unhn-
ished. King AlmOnt took the third heat.
I.or,svTIIK' Oct. 5-Te races post
pooed yesterday on accouct ~ The heavy
rains were run t1-dsy. -.
Purue Rsce-Thrte year plds; mile; Gar
dinsi McClosky, first; Chatter, SEQ ID;
Arrhlua, third Iims0l;.s n.d /.
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National Notes.

WA,uIKGroN, Oct. 5-The provisional
rates of drawback duties allowed by the
treasury on the expectation Of sugar and
svrup. refined wholly from imported mate
rails, will be continued in force until JAM
The supervising inspector who investi-
osted the cause Of the explo-
SON of the tug Robinson,
:, Albany. BY which several
lives were lost, reports there is not the
SLIGHTEST doubt that the explosion was
caused BY the grossest pegilgence and
carelessness on the part OF all In charge Oh
The commissioner Of internal revenue
,,is to-day n at the statement made IN the
limited States court at Wheeling. West
Virginia. that the organization
tnorn IS "Redmen." had for its
object the protection OF Illicit
distillers. and that its Rauger, named ma
rion Hooper, was at its head and bad been
levviDg tax on mOonshiners, would re 10,
vestigated OF the revenue officials. We I'd
rsceived rn information confirm e
sfafements but he reeardHH - FL % e. -i u
IN important 20 - t7ves
The New Or..eEs t,-ii0f.ai bank has
b-onVbt suit gr-irst Poe nsstsI snerai
Gresham for Sitg 90 dsniaKe~ 81 SAD 20
have been susf=iged b. reB-o 81 nis re
cent order dirscfirg that 1nnils' %. = 40
drsssed 10 the baut nut INTENDED . lo 20
tsrv compauy. sn-E not b O. ere
Plaintiff eousisisrs tie ordrr vss iffff-ir'e
! A. cbe-re fbr bsnk sith frzucu'rrt ~ -ciici
md fIleesl action. ana that % hes sefi"us1
damage IT. rusiness
A.. 60. al Pr Liauisusrt Isruss p
| ein,ns-n o. she TLird czrairr. t-i-d hf
/ corI-t sIerrisf on fre c1trse Of coDui
nrbac 1ruins IN on ,er a1i g-n ieusu. ~
hsvirr married q woman Uno ba1 bee ~
,ri.Tress. fs pos bore The sf-cretsrg ~
- Tor TRANSMISSION - tie president ~
frsl .efior. TIE cont Sound beus-
eut Simuson guilty e'i1
I - - sI-r,.i-sr. l. j. urids-sro.fi tus
! 49,. a4rur.re General srsin, 20
-. r.~lau - she rae. faEss
srr,r.,-r, 20 ~. rc.i1u q ti.r r1'iri. 80
-.-f1r1rr-.ids s.rtFnr- 20 BE- - $50
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s,eamer supposed Lost.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Get. 81 bottle
was picked up at North Point to-
day, containing paper on which
was written in plain lead pencil,
est ,amer Rice ran ashore and ell hands
Iost.D IL was signed up. j..
Rice and Charles Groffer." There
Is no steamer Rice known To marine men
here, but there Is a barge Rice, OF which
nothing is known, not even her
approximate whereabouts. Tue wind
has been blowing all night and
day from the southeast, and
the storm has been SO Sc
we're that the vessel men look
for weeks on this side of the lake meet, al
though none reported as yet.
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IOCKHAKT.

LooKHART, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
court concluded It's labors after disposing
of much state business upon the several
dockets. The Brown and Denman cases,
set for Yesterday, were continued, the for
mer by the state and the latter by, the de,
fapdant. Mike Brown, an old land marx OF
Ealing, was given two years in the penlten-,
tsary for theft of money from the person OF
q Mexican.
A severe form of influenza is prevailing
in This section, and the weather is remark
ably hot for the season,
Miss Minnie Mcdowell, one of our most
estimable young ladies, died after a pro-
tracted illness, and was buried yesterday.
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OAKLAND, NJ. D., oct. 5-John Smith, COL
ored, who murdered Josiah Harden, In
Garrett county, last spring, escaped jail yes
terdAy. The jailer went into the cell, when
Smith Knocked him down, took a Ratchet
and broke the chain which held him 70 the
floor, locked the jailer up and escaped with
his shackles on. Smith is a desperate fel-
low. He was only a short while since
convicted of murder 10 the first degree ard
sentenced 10 be hanged. Governor Ham
ilton was expected TO sign his dear "AfrAnt
today and IL the date Of execution.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 5. - Detectives passed
through here last night for Tilden, Texas,
in charge of man named Clabe Young,
who IA wanted for the murder of man
named O'Donnell, in November, 1873. The
n-isoper was arrested on a rancho seventy
miles south of Rawlins, Wyoming, where
he was living with Mrs. Castro, having
driven The husband Of the woman away.
IL is told OF Young that he and his brother
carried on a life Of brigandaGe in the south,
western part OF Texas Tor NUMBER OF
o'DonneIl resulted in their being driven
from the country.
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PERT JERvIs, Oct. 5.-Last night was the
coolest of the season, the thermometer
standing at 26 degrees this morning, while
the frost covered everything, and ice halt
an inch thick was formed. All the crops
not killed by the September frost are now de-
stroyed, Many gaapes in the Delaware val
lev are posted Buckwheat and corn total
failure. The drouth made them late, and
the frost destroyed them.
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Housroz, Oct. 5.-[special. l-Yesterday
a man named FLANAGAN came to work in
the boiler shops of the Central road while
DRINK. and when ordered to leave by the
foreman John Glenn, drew q pistol and
fred at Glenn. Glenn ran at him with
knife and cut him several times. Flanagan
is not seriously injured. Glenn is steady
and good citizen. be sings IN the cnolf Of
held In high esteem.
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Bank President Arrested.

BLooMIYGroN, ILL, Ott.5.-John r. Sny-
der, president of the exch lnge bank Of
Chenoa, which made an assignment few
DAYS ago, was arrested yesterday and
brought here on the charge of swindli 6
and embezzlement, preferred by two of b s
creditors, who asserted that he received their
funds knowing that the bank was insolvent
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yellow Fever Notes
sUBsIDED.

CRY OF MEXICO, oct. 5.-The yellow ie-
YER endemic at Vera Cruz has entirely
subsidized. The steamer Whitney resumes
her trip between New Orleans. Galveston
and Vera Cruz on The 10Th infant.
QUARANTINE RAISED.
PENSACOLA. Oct. 5.-fhrre y not even
MINOR Of veilow fever NariaDna, Tsila-
degs and Milton raised quarantine today.
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The Kate ar.
The Rate Whr.
1InAGn Oct. 5.-NotMithstandin the

CHICAGO, Oct. Notwithstanding the
peace patched up between the roads operat-
ing between here aud the Ohio river,
the Chicago & East Illinois road continues
to announce Gus rate of 81 to all COM
peting points, aud claims that certain con-
ditions not yet granted will have to be
given the road before it enters the pool.
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CouurnUs, o. Oci. "a sec'ion Of ors
f,.s,nt r.in rsn iut5 tie esD01ss Of an
r.. ,...- ~. Ss NsgErE division 20 ne fai'-
u-fa-is az Tnrrline, Elnng rs -
-. = 81 erusn. nd ini1ring another
men - -.
~. s 90 VsllsT ifssserr'- 'rtin gong
az 20, go q b1E -csr. oamrz NJ toe 90
eins. ~ zee Grew irrupef 81, sNFirg tleif
ir-aa
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procession, which was postponed from las
night on account OF rain, paraded the mail
streets and drew out another i'm
mense throng OF people, The display con-
sisted OF about fifty specially and deliberately
prepared floats, representing nearly every
branch of business and was the finest
thing of the kind ever attempted here;
also a military parade, embracing all the
arms of the service. and numbering
about 1000 men under command Of
General Lawrence, OF the state national
guard A part of the fire depart
ment were also in line. The
whole affair passed off brilliantly
and received quite as much attention and
approval as the Yelled Prophets
rageant Tuesday night, and was a fitting
close to the grandest weeks entertainment
ever given by st. Louis, or perhaps any
other city in this country.
The Trades and Labor Federation.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The trades and labor
federation continued its session to-day
The committee on declaration of princi
Piles made their report which was adopted.
It's salient points are: First, that those
who labor aud create wealth are the
most IMPORTANT part of society, hence
they should enjoy the full
benefit of their toll; that just and equita-
Bile GlStrlDuJlOn Vi tne lTullS VI ldDOT 10
impossible under the present system OF so.
ciety; that the present tendency towards
corporations is dangerous to the peoples
liberty, and that the emancipation OF the
working people must be achieved by them.
selves.
Second-They also demand that the rail-
road grants forfeited shall be reclaimed by
the government.
rehabilitation days shall be legal holt
days, and all laborers should have half of
Saturday as holiday.
Fourth-Equal pay for equal work to
both sexes and the abolition of the convict
contract labor system.
Fjfth-Compulsory education, and the
state to furnish books and other materials.
Sixth-Eight hours to constitute legal
DAYS work and penalties for its violation.
Seyenth-Probibitin child labor in fac
tories and minis, under fourteen years OF
age. .
Eighth The commissioner oflabor of this
state to belong to some labor organization.
Niuth-Rai lroads and telegraphs to be-
come the properly of the state.
Tenth-The repeal of all acts known as
conspiracy &C s, as applied to LABOR organl-
cations.
Eleventh-A purely national circulating
medium issued directly to the people.
Twelfth-An employees liability act hold
ing corporations liable for Injuries received
by persons while in their employ.
Thirteenth-All trades and labor unions
to be incorporated by the Legislature, same
as other incorporated bodies.
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New YORK. oct. 5.-President Arthur re-
NAMED in his room at the Fifth Avenue
hotel during the early part of the day.
Among his callers was Johu Jacob Astor.
In the afternoon the president took car
riage drive IN Central park.
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Week. Failures.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The business failures
for the week throughout the Uniied States
and Canada NUM- Der 1888 as against $50 last
week. In New York city the failures were
insignificant in number and amount.
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,IEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, Oct. 5.-[Special.l-Tobitna
Fires, an inmate of Henrietta Harris bagn.
10, on Dallas street, attempted suicide last
evening by morphine. She is still alive,
though in critical condition.
A iourteen-y ear-old son OF Mr. james
Harman fell from tree yesterday, recelv-
ing Injuries from which he died in few
moments. Mr.. Harman is one of our best
citizens, and has the sympathles OF many
friends.
Yesterday was one of the warmest OF the
season, the thermometer registering $50 IN
the shade. go,
Considerable interest is still being mani
easted in the construction of the contem-
dated road from this place 10 Garland
'Uty.
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4 Lnrga Fire

SANDY LAKE, Pa, Oot. ga fire this
morning in H. Bait e. Co.'s hardware store
spread rapidly and destroyed block and
half. Luss, $50 600.
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Assistance for Carey's Slayer.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The Citizen, Congress-
man Finerty's paper, has received $1,000 in
subscriptions from the Irishmen of Illinois
ami Wisconsin, to be used In the defense OF
O'Donnell the slayer of Carey.
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COMANCHE

CoMANcHE, Oct. 5.-Tspecial.l-Carter
Harris shot and instantly killed his broth
er-in-lsw, Robert Bouchee, near this place
Al n meeting. house last Sunday. 1t APP
nears that Harris and his wife had separ-
ated and he and Bouchee had been having
trouble previously. The killing is consid-
cred a cold-blooded murder. William
Boucbee. another brotber.in-law TO Harris,
knocked Harris down and gave him Sc
the hands Oh the sheriff. Public sympathy
seems 10 be with the Bouchee family, and
Il l. thought Harris will be punished TO the
extent of the law.
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wsrarrJSA. ; +. 90. b.-G0vernor
~1av-in. d srritsu e. ur.1 rom ogaens-
, irE. afd e b@if's fr'--f. ~ the res
49, = I'm L., .rg ] = given out
-. D., ss.fi.s co. - rr % hat no one
-r~nif ~ -ff.fE.r ~ zee nifu-s frcept thOee
iI,, l'f--r 90 va isq- ILi- Co. being pub
ii.f-i D., th= icc . prl-r-. 49, on ne bui !,
ietso hoard ta-ist EYES H,rif invited
,~.srfsd ~ inIf-suss rrns
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-Ba!timore, 10; De-
troit, 5.
PHLADELPH1A, Oct. 5.-Providence, II;
Athletics, 0.
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. s.-ss. ~ asssffs u1n nation q = g.
r--ls.r -assi O. BE- s1des q re l1uric =
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sr1Cf.
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c,rrrs1or, Oct. s. Especial = Rev.
Henry Wsrd Bssehsr rrrivsd This morning
rom Houston, and curing the day rsosivso
~---,..~ ~ vf.itr-s 81 bis hotel Tonight
- Iecsurs 81 ne HarmgnT tbeatre 70 an
I-seIIirer.s enrief'c-. bis suffice DeiDf
. ~ -si-u rrIl R-rolution-" He lectures
IA d,fB-nIf. rro-inr cot ofa division q
~,-rrrrfr occurred this erentnE. - geeD
- ~ pTat nud his rrother-ln-laN
[Hrrrr o HasssIucTsr. shich cqltm in.,-o
=. ~ Irfter beinr severely cut IN t1s No.
~ r'rck wlth q chetse knlie. N ne 1A1o.
Il - f.~rIrr. rrst was erTeEe1 -
krr~-~ Hen7srs1r sd HassslmeJef sonEni
rr7I-rl ntten1sncs-
Al 1rrrahr~amar - zETfrtiT - -
49, So ~ rrIrcr ri faIlrr ar1rf-
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Tired of Life, Takes the
Morphine Road.
Other Interesting News by Specials
SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. Especial. III. b..
Thompson, bookseller on the main plaza,
has been indicted by the grand jury for
selling the Pol ce News. Similar action
will be taken with regard to al other news
men in town.
Visitors continue to arrive in mum bers.
So great is the crowd at the depots on the
arrival of trains that transportation cannot
be Immediately secured, hacks and street,
cars being inadequate. To-day there was
grand parade and representation Of the IN
dustries of the world. The floats " ere
magnifcently caparisoned and comprised
everything usual on such occasions. On
the return of the procession TO Central
garden the multitude were addressed by
Marshal Costing, who was followed at about
3 O'Clock by ex.Congressman Epson in
lengthy and very able effort. Tonight the
fireworks, operatta and dancing in open
air are attracting a large crowd. Beer
flows freely, broken heads are numerous.
policemen are worried and anxious and
hackmen are jubilant. ----
Deputy United States Marshal Robb was
arrested to-day in Uvalde, charged with the
murder of Walter Crane two years ago. he
was placed under So 600 bonds. He was
warned Yesterday to look out on his arrival
at the Uvade depot. as an attempt would
be made to assassinate him. In conse'
.uuence two United States marshals ac-
com panied him and he was met at the sta
tion by rangers. He was arrested at the
instance of his friends. who wish the matter
was over. II is thought bloody fued will
grow out OF the affair.
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COLORADO.

CoroRADo, Oct. 5.-[specistl-Mrs. Lou
Call, formerly from Fort Worth. arrived In
this city about two months ago and was
employed as diningroom girl at the Hall
bouse'. Afterwards she secured place as
cook at the Planters house. She was des,
pondent last night and said abe was ureo
n living. but no notice was taken of her
tslk. This morning her body was found
in an unconscious state. DR.. Bank was
summoned and pronounced the lsdy dying
from the effects Of morphine. The funeral
will take place tomorrow from the Plant
|ers' house.
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81 Lorfs o. She vet.bsr essred
t,s.s-erif.r &C t,scsrne -e-y rsrfn. snd : e
..-rnsrr-e e. fh- -sI Us la-sE M
- p--Tic1s Fn-4y. Io-nis.i ne t-sa-s
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BnorxwooD. Oct. 5.-Ispecisl.I-rhe dis
trict court to-day tried the case Of the state
~ Terss ". p. +. Williams for Itching
Petite horse. The court decided 20 nave M
r,rIsousr repair 10 the penitenfiAry ior I'VE
wears. This r. the slJth one ssnt ~ ~
,,r-t An srell ths populafion OF Huntsville.
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1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

the Blood ard earickCsit, and Is there
fore a fine inrigOrGaf and corrective
I'm cases OF all cIirciIic 0sdiddtcs which
nre associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
totheregulating and nourishing prop
critics OF It's great food tonic clements
Itcompensates for tho loss Of vitality,
Induced by Consun,p tiOn, CdtdTTh or
Bronchial and ThrOdt affections. ie
sriH remedy Feminine Debility ana
reimburse tho Female physique Tor
those losses of rifdtity accom- pany-
Ing gODaylaissiS lyoCalioF % tl.C oI.S-
Mothers nursing their own chIdref'p
and delicate trOnicn who expect I'd
become mothers and bring up rfg0r-
ous children should by ell means uso
n. IL toM restore sufferers PROM
Mental or Nervous ProstrdtiOn nris-
ing from Orer-Tors, Erccsses or
,,rofrdcfed Dise0se. 10 trtl cure
Drunkenness and the Opium Hd6te
for a. the appetite grows healthier
and digestion more vigorous through
fho use OF this Tonle. the unnatural
craving dies nway until totally ex-
tinct, ms highly bcH,Ticidi tn LtrcI-
C,,nDIaiafS, Mdiari0i Fever, and
ALL NTdIdridi Disease and Tor mo
debllitating effects OF Ier.r or dny
Kind Il has no egHal. AZ rsPa,Ts
,rasfe, improves Digestion qua Up
f,efifo, and AFFORDS the DyspePuc 10
raid an easily assiDafidbte article
Of rood; nnd Is 80 pleasant 10 the taste
that the most sensitive palate VIII not
reject Il.
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DEx1sos, Oct. 5.-Tspecisll-The resi-
dence of Mr.. Nat Smith, about five miles
Fvea Of this city, was burned last night
I, houf 10 O'clock. The house was one OF the
(argsst and best farm houses In the county
|snd was not insured. Supposed 70 be the
i RI sfs,s national bank Of sDenison
opened its doors for business to-day.
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1857 Prizes.
whole Tickets, Sa; Half Tickets, VI ~
Tickets $50; KS Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
nv eInress' Don't send by registered letter or
post-office order, until further nouce. orders
Of IS and upward by express can be sent AZ
our expense Address all orders To J. J. DODI-
LAS Louisville. Ky. @. A. webster, IOl MAIN
C,rast na1las Texas
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RATE CUT.

LITTLE Rock. Oct. 5.-[Speciahl-The
Arkansas Valley route and Paramore
road combination will tomorrow cut the
freight rate on cotton from Little Rock to
eastern points Is cents per 100 pounds.
The cut will reduce the New York rate
from 80 c. nts per 100 to 20 cents, ana all
other points in proportion; IL IS believed
the Memphis & Little Rock road will meet
the rate at once. ID. q. Roberts. general
freight and passenger agent oithe Memphis
q Little Rock resigned to-day, 10 take
effect on the sth. d. Miller has been APP
pointed to the position.
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T,urr. Co. 4.-lspscial-l-Ths race
,,oub,s busiue.s has reached this country.
A l.tssr purpOrtins 10 come from the com
m.ndinr rsssral at Marshall 70 an orgsni,
&c, RE. Vas found sssr NJ. Sylvan and
bFnuaht IN yesterday, a s..s.....'5
80 this morning and the mattel oiscu
re orinion on the subject VII oe oitios !,
-, a 4 fhougtt that the prevailing opinion
= fhar the DOCUMENT i bogus
T--ss n. Cortort. employs o. ieAt.
a z, r,,.is rrflr1sd. disd e. the gitg bStel
- - rirst Of rnsiari.i isTsr; ~ - -
-, 1--rs In Wisconsin arIlFe1 IN noef y
-. "a. Se-sh. hut RS not rscoEni1e1-
Herrr BrOrn. vanted i0r ICY - -
- -. uss arrested and baiisa mere -
- ~ IS. Nv. Hsrndon ard Deshong 4
- 1900 srl c1rtrac % q Ne
E~~--s 4 CAT sbort LdDe $3.50 u, ~
-----f - taken NJ ~ s--
49, - eTrrinr accr-dIrr - ths
- ,..-.,rfs-s rnsniisnsd and rslt oTs'
- - ="
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PLANO.

PLANO, Oct. 5.-[special.l-Andrev Far
rell. while feeding a gin stand, at More
mems gin this morning, bad all the fingers
on the right hand sawed of. he was
,,,onerlv attended 10 by a doctor.
P'fJs - y,ght. At $50, II. T. Medallion. agent
NJ he Houston & Texas Central railway At
Rich:and station. was united IN marriage
a. Miss MARY Blaisck, a. the brides resi-
dsnce. Rev. T.. J. Williams, oncianng.
Thev departed on the evening Hhin M
Ricblspd. their future home:
0,,s,s isrge audience IL In attendance
., Pro,e.sor Kelly's musical entertainment
al overnker's hail this evening. go,
The shipments Of cotton 70 Live iI eod
this season. were 1 900 bales; There are 20
bales on hand u the yara sieo hsiss
TSsre are fsir indications Of rain tins
morning.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

| NEWS BY SPECIALS.
San Antonloi bookseller 1sdicted-The
" yolksfcst.
CorsicanG, Freight Car Thleves-Bold
\ IIlghwaymen.
Tyler: Court Notes.-The Kansas u Gulf
Short Line.
Little Rock: Cotton Rates Cut TO East
ern POints.
Comancle: A Tragedy Enacted at a
Church.
AColorado: Tired of Life, Takes the
Morphine Road.
| Ofbar Interesting News by Specials.
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UORsIOANA

CoRsIcANA. Oct. Especial. l-Freigth
car thieves have commenced their opera
tions on this division. A car OF merchan.
disc from Dallas, bound south, was broken
pen Sunday night and large case of no
ons taken out. This morning the case
as discovered under the freight depot, its
ontents, consisting of shirts, hose, etc,
catered over the ground. No trace OF the
hief has yet been discovered.
Tna md To eyenine' Rev. u. P. Farmer was
stopped in Rust creek bottoms by two men
before dark. and relieved OF $l25. 1T was
reported this morning that similar de-
.mands had been made on travellers on the
road to Ehrbart's terry.
The municipal election promises 70 pc
botlv contested affair, There are five can
.didates ia the field. Mayor Irons, the
present incumbent, stands very fail
show for reelection.