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INUNDATED TOWNS.
Terrible Tale of Suffering and Loss OF Prop.
erty by the Floods in Hungary

Terrible Tale of Suffering and Loss OF Prop
erty by the Floods in Hungary.
VIENNA, Jan. IO.-The town OF Raa5, Hun
gary, and adjacent villages, were only saved
from the food thus far by the frost. When
the thaw commenced the wafer suddenly
rose ali over the district. At 5 o'clock yes~
terday the inhabitants were aroused BY
alarm bells and commenced 6 rapid fight.
Large numbers Of fueitives crowded into the
solidly built Theater, which stands on an
island in the midst OF the park. but here \
new panic arose, the water gradually rising
as far of the first sllery. Meanwhile, around
Raab, the dykes breaking admitted delage
which soon reached the inner town, contain
ing 5000 fugitives, besides the ordinary in
habitants A considerable nnmber of lives
were lost. but fortunately the food did not
reach some higher parts Of the town, and
ceased to rise at noon.
The city of Grau. or the Danube the seat
of the Hungarian Primate, is also covered
by floods. The inundations in the neighb0R-
hood of the town komOr1, at the cOnhnence
of the Wsag with the Danube, is also par
ticularly extensive.
The inhabitants of Raab have abandoned
the town. Inc nOOdS rose so quickly tnat
many persons trying to escape fell through
the ice and were drowned.
PEsTH Jan. l0-In the Hungarian Diet
the Minister of the Interior stated he had
sanctioned the psy nent of money required
to relieve the wants of sufferers 6y the in
undation at Raab, and private charity had
also commenced the work of relief. 1t -
officially reported 10000 persons are rooflsss,
and between 300 and 400 houses inundated
and partly destroyed.
The Hungarian Government Introduced -
bill authorizing an exhibition at Pesth iE
1885. to which the State viii contribute 400,
900 horins
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elevator was running told him that 1 would
take him up, ana did 90. letting him ont At The
third floor. Then went up to the top floor, TAX
ing railway conductor up from the third floor
got into the elevator 70 go down.
This was few minutes past $3.50 o'clOck. As got
into the elevator noticed very little smoke. /
Immediately started down 10 see where II came
from. BY the time reached the office floor the
smoke was 50 dense that could go no further In
the elevator. Throwing open the door i rushed
out and started for the stairs, shouting TO the
night clerk that there was fire down below. l
was going to see about it, By The time reached
the bottom OF the elevator shaft the smoke was so
dense and sitting that knew something must be
done. | called to the engineer who Was In the
engine room, and told him 10 call the house
servants Then started back TO awaken the
people, for knew there was no chaUce 10 stop
the fire alone By the time | had reached the
first floor above the Office, aud had yelled at Mr..
Cramer's door, the heat had cracked
and i'm a moment afterwards the flames
poured out. In the meantime rushed into the
bank building to arouse as many lodgers I'm that
portion could. Afterward rendered what
help / could in saving people. hardly know
what to say about the commencement of the fire,
tor and was not on the upper floor. There was
nOthingGnywbere around the elevator that could
burn so quickly. and at half-past o'clock
there was no smoke in the elevator. Either FL
smoke was observed there was scarcely time TO do
anything before the whole thing was eblEZe. IL
might have caught in some OF the shops in the
basement that back up 10 the bottom OF the eleya-
tor, but on the bottom floor OF the hotel part
there was nothing that could possibly burn that
way that could have been smouldering through
out the day. This il shown by the fact thai so
many were around till such a short time before
the actual blaze occurred. don't know that the
fire was incendiary, but there is very queer look
tOft
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MUNcIE Ind, Jan. 1O.-In the case of ex-
County Treasurer Gibson, for deficiency,
claimed to be over $4,000, ]. w. Macy, OF.
Winchester, appointed by the Court as
referee, made his report to-day, showing q.
deficiency of nearly $ls,00c. The bonds
men are preparing 10 meet the demand
Gibson will be tried in Criminal COars The-
case creates considerable excitement. owing
to the fact that Gibson has been proni-
nent leader of what is called the MeRau
ring, in this city, and has the Sympathy oS
only his own click.
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HARRIsBURG. Jan. 5.-Governor-elect Pat
tison arrived this afternoon. He refused an
escort, and proceeded on foot to the resi-
dence of Francis Wyeth. Tonight Pattison
and Governor Hoyte were rendered a sere-
made by the Harrisburg Club, and both re-
sponded in short speeches. Many Clubs
have arrived to participate in the inaugural
ceremonies tomorrow.
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Deeds OF heroism are recorded worthy of
unqualified praise. Ed Ryemer and Herman
Strauss, of Truck !, appeared on the roof of
the bank building az n critical Juncture, di-
Ieetly opposite the servants quarters ladder
in hand. For moment the unwieldy thing
poised in mid-air, then descended with q
crash through the window OF the hotel IL
formed q bridge across the alley, and
before it became steady in position the men
had crossed over into the hotel. Then,
amid the cheers of the multitude below,
dragged the helpless creatures across the
slender bridge until dozen were rescued,
all of them In their night clothes. Many
were badly frozen before taken to shelter.
A woman, in dead faint, unable to help
herself was dragged across in fafety, but at
one time the whole of her body was hanging
clear over the ladder, while the
brave man held her by one of
her ankles. The crowd below held
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willing to content themselves on ton of the
DOOR cases, aud Pfeufer and Gibbs, inclined
oeorpulency are willing to hlissMllv dream
uhuer the center table. labatt. of the
mouse, who carries a roll Of greenhack con.
ieuera'e bills which, when aronnd hi,
boarding house he inadvertently makas
conspicuous, anticipating the worst, has
md his borrowed carpet.bsg containing his
other shirt and one sock, in one of the clos.
ets OF the capitol. other members are in
some distress, and il the bill should by any
possiole ohance or mischance, be passed
~ WI De calamity from
when many legislators will emerge
az tne emu OF the session shorn of their
wearing apparel.
Senator Traylor's bill, providing for n
banch OF the lunatic asylum, is carefully
drawn and should receive careful considera.
ton. ot course, It and others that have
oeen anu VIII be introduced of like import
VIII meet with much opposition, prompted
ny local interests. Tue bill in Question
deslsnates no particular locality but places
" horth ot the I'D degree of latitude and
west oil the main line of the Houston n
Texas Central railroad. the precise location
TO be determined by comparative health.
lulness, railway facilities, il TO be not hlr.
ther than seven miles from railroad, and
density OF population. 1t asks for an an.
preparation of half q million dollars to pur.
chase not less than 2O0 acres of land at not
more than $40 an acre and for the erection
OF the building and other necessary i'm.
proyements and adiuncts.
Inc HERALD correspondent is domiciled
on the outskirts OF the city with pleasant
herman family by the name of O'Flatery,
VINO since their naturalization, eschew
bologna sausage and take to pork and
"pertates' with an avidity that leads ore
to believe they are from Cork. Al this
writing he is in bed awaiting the washing
and ironing of his shirt, his attempt to bor.
row one OF his chief, Colonel Elliot, having
proved a failure, "a heathen Chinee." the
Colonel saying, with his eyes sufIused, ''re.
mslng to give them up without collateral
security; This same heathen Cuinee, / am
creditably informed, has nearly the entire
legislature, ifnot by the nose, by the shirt
Receipts at the treasury TODAY s3i 600.
from sale OF four-bit lands, and at the
comptroller's SI3.
Inc ksd River Cattle company, capital
STOCK $4,000, and the Ntches Co.opera,iye
association Of Patrons of Husbandry. of the
town OF Bluif, Tyler county, filed charters
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Fort Worth: The Usual Excellent
Epitome of Events.
waco: A. Cutting Matinee e-Arrested
for Forgery.
Georgetown: The Alleged Incendla,y v
Is on Trial.
Other Interesting News by Specials.
Galveston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON, Jan. 26. 6.-[Special. l--Supreme
Court-Reversed and remanded: .seelieson
Il Co. vs. Wil'on; from Brazoria county
Reliance Lumber company VS.. Western
Union Telegraph company; from Jefferson
county, Goodhue VS.. Myers & Co.; from
Jefferson county. Carlisle VS.. Hooks; from
Hardin county. Hodde vs.. Susan; from
Austin county. Atirmed-L. Il II. Blum
VS.. Merchant ct al; from Jefferson county.
Seaph vs., Michallis; from Fayette county.
Miles VS.. Wood Il Co.; from Newton county.
Davie VS., Burney, tax collector; from Gal.
weston county, Morton VS.. City OF Calves.
ton; from Galveston county. Dismissed
Walsch ct al VS.. Burnett ct al; from Colo
rradoD, county. McGuire vs.. Newbill from
Madison county. Passed-Caddingt VS..
Wen; from Grimes county. Submitted
Maslerson VS.. Cunditi; from Houston
county. benson VS.. Love ct al; from San
Jacinto county. Pierce VS.. Dial, from
Trinity county Robinson n Hopkins vs.
kilpatricki. from San Jacinto county
Houston, East Il West Texas railroad w
Adam ct al, from Polk county. Davidson
VS.. knight; from Newton county. Contin.
ned-Houston & Texas Central railroad va
Bonner; from Freestone county.
On the 10th of January ID. SAWYER was
arraigned in Justice Broman's conrt
charged with selling the Police Gazette
wit out special license, as required by the
recently enacted state law. The case was
carried to the criminal district court az a. a
test case, and Judge Cook last evening do.
clded the law to be unconstitutional.
Wheeler 4 Rhodes represented the defense
and Frank NJ Spencer the prosecution.
Fred Ennis, a colored lad about u years
Of age, shot Thomas Jefferson, another col.
ored lad OF about the same age, woundinc
him in the arm Ennis was sent TO iail and
Jefferson to the hospital.
George Sealy, president of the Gulf Col.
orado " Santa Fe road, was interviewed TO-
day, and said the serious difllcnltv
OF bridging the Brazos river on tho line OF
the branch from Lyons to Nayasota having
been overcome, work will be rapidIy
pressed to completion, and that within two
months this tap would be open for general
traffic. lie saws that the future policf ofI
the road would depend sbmewl.,t ON the
action OF the present Legislature in railroad
matters.
owing to the sudden illness of Judge
Grstave Cook, the criminal district court
adjourned this morning for the term. The
grand jury VIII make their report in the
morning AID be discharged
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt. iur
nished by the signal service in conjunction
with the several railways of the state:
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Certain parties have tried make appear that our
liberal scheme of presenting the public three handsome
useful articles the 24h Of February is gotten up for
the purpose of making money We wish to state to the
public most emphaticay that any such statement direct or
implied, is untrue
The articles in question are presented to our customers
in for their liberal patronage and pledge our word
that the CLOTHING GENTS FINISHING Goops sold bv us
only sold below former prices but we have abso
lutey marked down entire stock Of Clothing to Cosr
PRICE, and we further pledge ourselves that no one except
bonadc customer of the house. is entitled to participate in
this great distribution presents The public benefited
by marking down process while we on the other hand
are thus enabled by the realization of money from present
large stock prepare articles for the coming Spring and
Summer Season, and thus exhibit in Dallas stock of Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods hereafter such as will please the
most aesthetic and fastdious in price, STYLE quality
and quantity.
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Fort Worth.

FoRr WoRTu, Jan. 90 Special. l-sherifI
Harris, of Waco, arrived tonight and
brought Davidson, forger.
j. Maddox, deputy sheriff of Wise coun.
ty, is here hunting for Ainsworth, loco
motive engineer, charged with then and for.
ieitu re Of bond.
The Fort Worthltes returned from Dallas
tonight well pleased with their visit.
stone was thrown through window
into Colonel Tom Wards house, narrowly
missing Mrs. Wards head.
The two men arrested at Caldwell, sup.
posed at first TO be the Hefner. Lane ban.
diti, are wanted at Widen, In Gonzales
county, on grand Jury indictments, and
have been sent there.
In granting divorce 10
Mrs. Rosa L. Board, to-day,
Judge Hood permitted the lady to resume
her maiden name, which Is Jackson. She
proved that her husband, A. Ii. Board, had
used her cruelty and failed TO support her.
Mar,ha sneed, negro woman living In
the third ward, Is said to be unlawiully
married TO white man. The license was
issued at Sherman. II this Is true Il Is The
lrst case OF miscegenation reported In this
city.
In the district court, the case OF John
Howard vs.. the Texas & Pacific Railway
company, suit was for damages 10 plaintiff
who was run into while crossing the
track In buggy. Is on trial.
John Anderson and j, T.. Forbes charged
with what Is known as the St. Charles hotel
robbery, were dismissed to-day for lack OF
evidence.
Charles Bowman was arrested to-day. He
is the third man accused of robbing VII
liam Hughes last night. Ali three, Born
man, Flood and keeler, are committce, v
answer.
A ponlerous document, the decd .a,., , a
OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe,s.sn en,- s II
company to John S, Kennedy ,c 'Vvw us
Frv, trustees, already recordeas " S.sNe, w. se
counties. Is being recorded t"esy,,wt .. y
the clerk OF Tarrant counkr q, IS,' nSn. r,a ,a b
A few days n, sisSv 49, P's' b
way man nameihKyr "''-'
an affidavit against Flour dull What "
the employ oithe ks opansd "neA'
company, char recovered ara " Al. 3
name name, is 4 Al kady, No. d red. Il. .i9i, =
Matue Bong, $i.03; No. Nred. Al .i,snd
Ssh.r sh,sn' a steamer, 0s ,scslIsE &c .de,
Oiiy A. and weak; fair 70 goo.V ma
vsrI wens rnoIsssss quiet and yi,see \, VA, "A,
~; III: Z. :P.'ss: ss: s;.s.: 81 EiMEn
Ihsr; io,o;i 70 III H. fsSSjTros FACT, fcy
.,,., d,,s s1xs1. Y. ,cs!.1fnl Conml- Il fsV y
ID, % bid cssS meet solIcif \ so0" =
-; ysi,Ss. SSsSi = 5 'a3 'f'3'ss: z: nu
pie, CO.. ~ -, ma lsIl--{ y. w
ands ~ On M, ~. o99>cS y y
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Accordingly County Clerx sw.xn. -.
ii o'cIoss atvm his warm bed al
suffered similar iniliction as is he ss,sa. ran
were also needed, ard then and thsrs 1910 ssiss
,he waning moon as witness and "isn ~
nooter peeping from the hip.pocket of ths
queer, the wayward twain became lesalIv i
amaleamsted. 80 - N"''0 'ess''y
San 11,nio.
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. q, sfspecial l-N.,o.
leon Pitts, colored farminy nssr
new braunfels, thirty.mil Inorth Of here
soid hale OF cotton .and 20, drunk lac.
Monday. He was arrested for diso,asr,s M
eonauet and carrying arms. To-day NJ re-.
,nphea ,hp ,;a % New Braunfels and threatened
tne pi. ine oi August Hempe, city marsha
tnas tnss inst the marshal at the posl.otllce
nnhuuAeu na nm down and kicked him
netnpe, ns,nl AZ the hrst opportunity, drew his
tha hs'VI, H., hrep, shooting. the negro throurh
He Wemnss' NY ILLS al..s then fired four shots into
tasan sS, ; mv,taliy wounding him. He was
are % NJ "'so sor ous,ouy by the sheriff. Citizens
tnwr @ ~ sS isNes neat, this being a German
to.nigS, % INV MUS wnl probably be lynched
'oI Inierm., ine jan isyery well guarded,
:, n,orrat,on was received TODAY nj tha
LEAN LEAN oI Colonel Z, D. Baker, iormerIv v
United states depot quartermaster n, th;s
P1a.', iS anu transferred from here to 81. Louis
ills Ws., death occurred ut For, Tsncomve, y,'
washington territory. Baks a MANY
irienas ,,,n, mere, who deeply lament ,is ,ies,b |
M, nnoil occurred on the 2ith. 1t is reported
sr"' sr""u naker sn mad been suspended from the
army on account Of some personal m trauhls s
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GreenyiIIe.

GREENvirlE, Jan. 9O.-[special.l-Deputv
, Sheriff Galoraiih, Of Benton county, Ar.
kansas, arrived here on the Nm with
George Moore and BoGfhclps who Killed
sam Boyd at Commerce, in this county in
psGem i'i,Na,,a per last, The prisoners escaped
EN- route for Missouri when cspt',raa @ "a
arrest. NJ N'''Vu iV' 'ne'r
IN The district court the criminal docket
was taken up last Monday, and M. d uart
charged with the murder Of Dr. w
on Skinner, few weeks since, Is now on ,riai
me case will consume considerable timc
liiere being upwards Of twenty witnesses
snon@naed, Court will adjourn rext week.
without having accomplished much.
Inc weather is fine, and business coed
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, Jan. 2o.-Ispccial. David
Campbell, aged 2C years, son OF Colonel Il
), Campbell, attorney Of the Texas & Pa.
clnc hMiway company, died In this city
~ iass y, nign'. and was buried in Greenwood
a branch OF The Catholic knights Of
merica has beea established In this city.
Inc employees serving under IlYgh II.
,r, ,yr,ne, iate division superintendent OF the
aexas a Pacific railway, have purchased q
nne n soig watch and chain and had the same
aPproprlately engraved and forwarded. TO
and love for him as their late s,lperiniend.
n,o vn,. ny this means they expectto keep q
Cotton Is coming In freely.
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MiSroLA, Jan. 6.-ISpecial. DIR Young.
'he temperance lecturer, addressed our peo.
pie last night and the night before, on tho
SUBJECT OF liquor prohibition. lie has an
hhnite iund of humor. and the audience.
especially the young folks. were VASTLY
amused at his ludicrous anecso,cs s
anu ,grotesque acting. The result
was the organization of temner.
ahce council Of iifty.one members
lnc,uding the Baptist and Methodist pnstors
apa other leading moralists. DIR, Young
neileves that the legislature will submit q
nquof prohibitory amendment to Tho con-
sLtuiion TO the people, and Is sanguire
that 1t will b adopted. The temperancs
cause has been asleep here for the last tivs
years, and the present revival on the s,b'
Jeet Is hailed as the auspicious beginning of
better state Of things. -
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1t is understood here that Assistant Post.
master. Gariessen has been appointed TO
succeed Postmaster Sabin, upon the recon.
mendation of that estimable gentleman.
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PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION

To every customer purchasing goods of us amounting
TO len Dollars from this date to the evening of February
a. 1855 Presentation Ticket will be given Each ticket IS
stamped and numbered and duplicate thereof will be de-
posted sealed box Ate o'clock the evening of Sat
uday February 24h said sealed box will be opened in the
presence of the public and taken charge of by three
pie and dsnerested citizens selected by our customers
The htieth, one hundredth and one hundred and
tieth duplicate taken out Of the box from among the whole
number of tickets will determine who entitled to these three
valuable presents, in the following order, to.wit:
The number corresponding with the feh duplicate s-
ken out OF the box entities the holder the Grand Piano
The one hundredh duplicate taken out of the box entities
Che holder tot the elegant Silver Service.
The hundred and feth duplicate taken out of the
entities the holder to the handsome Ladys Dressing Case
'hoever has any wants in the Line of Mems or Bows
S6k gApparel will hardly fail to participate in this presenia
ewhen the goods offer are sold with our usual guar
sto quality and price, with privilege of exchange return
REINHARDT, AGENT.
7o4 ELM STREET. DAL-AS.
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Waco.


Waco, Jan. 9.-ISpecial. 'Ase VIII W
about . O'Clock, fight W
street between Fred Row -,
the Central railroad, ar.pccial' l--senday
railroad man, In VII Hernandex shot at
yerely cut In the fanes in a barber.shop,
IN IN the ,a,, hands Of jarics lie is thought To-
Il. Dayijsorlented. He was arrested
here to.dawfgc OF carrying concealed
where hc ms and the case continued by
forgery. 4 this morning.
Msls;ro rah,ei Aaron lewis was
presld while en- route nom Galveston 10
SiiI SisisI oSsrba.ra SssGS \ and % |, Il ,nc"sSs ts ~s
llscd with cramps. -
Weather bulletin, for the cotton bel kE
ished by the signal service In coris s-,s. sr
ith Tho severnl rail Wnyn of<s4, rfNttAiriinl
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Palestine: A Young aud Beaateous Maid.
en- Prostrates Herself Before the
Modern Moloeh- Disap-
pointed Affection.
San Antonio: A Brutal Negro Liable
to Receive Judge Lyuch's At
tentions-Necrological.
Gaireston: Beat the Police Gazette
Lava Blood.Thlrsty Pickan.
niny-Railway Data.
Texarkana: Ed. 6arret, Uxorcide,
Faces the Gallows With a
Lie on His Lips.
Mckinney: Highly Respectable Physi-
elan Arrested for Malpractice.
Mineola: DIR. Young WhoOping Up tho
Temperance Question.
fort Worth: The Usual Excellent
Epl,0me Of Events.
waco: A. Cutting Matlnee-Arrested
for Forgery.
Georgetown: The Alleged Incendia,y
Is on Trial.
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Round Rock, Jan. @.-[spccial. The
Williamson county bank, Of this place, has
changed hands, ]. II. Robertson selling out
10 II. A. Christie
The case Of Henry Burkhart, charged
with burning portion Of the business part
OF Round Rock. last spring, was taken np
at Georgetown this morning. For the
prosecution are Barclay Martin and District
Attorney Browning; for the defense, Mar.
kenson & Price, II. s. Fisher and james II.
Robertson.
The international 4 Great Northern COM
pany have a steam shovel at work In a.
gravel beds one milo north of here. ~
load seventy cars per day, for bsuout
track north OF here. ~ tne
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IExARKASA, Jan. 2s.-Tspecial l-About
o,Vo people assembled to-day to witness
.ne execution Of Ed Garrett. The execu.
ton took place at ..2;lO p. M. in the conrt.
mouse square Garrett was dressed IN 4
neat SUIT ofblack and seemed yery com.
posed lie mounted the scaffold with Arm
STEP. gave out a hymn and asked the crowd
70 sing with him, and after short s ersvs, erSwu
ne Stood up and spoke in a clear yo,ra r"ySs "A
iihohl,,shlng gil to shun the path he hsa %
t5odden; and to meet him at the tbrops sa% ~
mou. khe cap was adjusted, and soon hs ~
was dangling In mid.air. He died withone NJ
struggle. He LEFT written statement tci ~
Ine !ie CRIME, which he said was caused ' bv =,
lmniidielty mi Of his wife, that meeting sier b:yr ~
leaving his home, a quarrel s insnsas ~, y
which ne hit her with an ak harder than hs 10
intended 1i to, and after he found she u was rs
dead, to cover his crime, he threw her her hoJS ~rs
INTO the river. He is the second saesii,css Ig~s
=, 70 the outraged law in Miller county, is smd
IKE ms predecessor, died for murder,n~ %
The weather is warm and business rea.
sonably good. w ''''"s's 'ea'