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GALVESTON.
Twenty Years in the Penitentiary-Hus'
band Charged with Attempting to Shoot
hIa Wife-Euneral-Chan of Time.

Twenty Years in the Penitentiary-Hus
band Charged with Attempting to Shoot
his wife-Funeral-Ch of Time.
GALVESTON July 2l.-[Special.l - The
murder trial of Thomas Wood was con-
tinued this afternoon and resulted in yer.
dict of guilty, and fixing sentence at close
confinement in the penitentiary for twenty
wears. Wood was ably defended by Messrs.
Noble and Babbet. and the plea
of insanity was strongly urged,
but without avail. The prisoner
as he sat in the courtroom was tie picture
of despair. He neither turned his head to
the right or lett, but kept his eyes riveted
upon objects before him and only moved
when reference to his mother was made,
when he would move Immediately in his
chair, and to the close observer tear drops
could he seen. trickling down his
face; Wood is tall. medium
hind high protruding cheek bones. Con-
sidering the offense the verdict was sur
prise to the public. who expected the very
lowest penalty to be penitentiary for
life.
John and Susan Johnson, who INDUCED
in contest which Susan claimed that John
attempted to perforate her with a pistol.
were dTTdlgHcu UciOio Ouc iVCoiuOA oho
were fined $50 and $50 each respectively.
Lewis Clemondom preferred charge this
morning against his brother. Marian OF
assault with intent to murder. From the
stat cement made by Lewis this is not the
first attempt of the kind made upon him
by his brother. The case will come up for
hearing Monday before the recorder.
The stock of goods of j. s. Clyne. jeweler,
doing business on fremont street, was
levied upon by Chicago creditors to-day.
The funeral of Joseph Blum, who died
suddenly from heart disease. at Austin,
yesterday. took place this evening and was
largely attended. Mr.. Blum was for sevral
years connected with the dry goods house
of Donnithel & Lyon, and was highly re-
spected.
BY a change which takes place in the
time card OF the Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fe
railroad, the excursionists from Houston
can remain in Galveston until Top. m.
Real estate transfers filed from record
during the week amounted to $25, 900.
Eighty deaths during the week.
NoTE.-Just as we go to press brief tele-
gram from our Galveston correspondent adj
vises us of stormy meeting Cf the board
of school trustees, in which Colonel benson,
The president, was beaten over the head
with a revolver, and promising full &C
count. Complications in the telegraph ser
vice doubtless delayed the transmission OF
the last mentioned special.-tED.
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.,s AN date A ne Western Union ONCE ".
dav inoiudina the assistant manager ahd !
ohIef operators, The day force who worked
'rhufsday'and yesterday are absent To-Day |
No iinenen iolned the strike here, A tue
oiIIcea Of other telegraph companies there
il no change In the situation
At aALvEsroN.
GALyEsroN, July Alt isstated oinolally
that the Western Union Offices NJ kansas
City, 81. Louis and other leading cues III
the west are supplied With tuli lorcs
fees are fully manned, except Houston,
and large force will be PROVIDED
there before Monday morning. The forces
| In the northern and eastern Offices are re-
ported efiec i've and filing up rapidly. inc
company will be able to resume lts usual
business on Monday without the ara OF Tue
strikers. and although the strikers may re-
main out for some time to come, the teie'
graph service will Hot be further delayed OF
interrupted. A.,
GALVESTON, July 2l.-[Special.l-M Man,
aper Hall stated tonight that the strike OF
the telegrapbers, as far as 1t affected TINS
point, could be considered over that ne
had eleven operators at work tonight ana
BY Monday morning would have iull force
on, and handle all business without any
condition, and that all points In Texas were
generally in as good condition, with the
exception of the Houston office, which was
vet short, but with the force he would nave
Monday he could send theHouston office two
men, which would put them in condition te
transact ali business offering. The approach
to the operating room is still guarded snc
no one allowed to enter without PERMISSION
from the manager.
AT FORT WORTH. -,
FoRr WORTH, July d. Especial l-Ih'
strike effects business here more ana more
No communication yet with New Oriean
and the three operators on duty here haV'
worked day and night, being worn out ant
no relief in sight. Railroad operators re
fuse at point OF dismissal % aid the western
Union.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-There is no III. I'M
provement in the situation here. In
strikers are still firm and apparently gain
ing in st; ength. They have been offered
|, financial aid by local unions of other trades
Business in all speculative commodities a
total stand. The Western Union is still
receiving business, but handling it with ex
treme difficulty.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., July N.-Six OF tn
operators employed by the Western Unio
, Telegraph company of this city, struck &c
day. leaving the force at work insufhclen
, to handle the business. Three OF tn
!; operators which composes nearly the en-
tire force ofthe American Rapid compan.
, of this city. also struck at noon.
AT MARSHALL.
MARSHALL. July N.-[Special 1.-Two re
cruts to the operating force of the Western
Union passed through here day for Ga
, weston and will take service with the CON
pany at that point. Manager Morrison, q
, this place, sticks by his post like her
; and dispatches matters in good style.
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ian m investigation, pending which tbe
Young dude had business elsewhere. About
S20O worth ~ The stolen goods we're feooy,,
sfed. Carr had been employed only ao?u's
month, and the propfietofs estimate Vat
the entefgflslng clerk stole about tlo Forth
a day. file came " the proprietor highly
recommended by the following firms .
Waterman, Starr n Co.. Of Denison; San.
ger Bros, OF Dallas Schneider Bros, .0l
Sherman. Carr parts his hair fashionably,
shippers elegantly and affected 70 be a
mssher on the fair sex. He said he was
shortly 10 be married to q belle OF Gle.
burne. and acknowledged the theft, beg
cling not to be exposed. Officers are hunt.
| Ing him. bince he has been here he hal
shipped boxes to Cleburne, and one to j
Gerstel, Of Dallas, who will be called upor
10 explain the contents of the box and hill
connection with Carr.
| DR.. g. A. Foote, president of Collin
County bank, has been quite SICK.
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Hmmt's Aer,1edy.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Hunts Remedy, its Many Merits.

Hunts Remedy,-its Many Merits.
THERE are no diseases more prevalent, with,
perhaps the exception of Consumption, in this
country than the Kidney and Liver complaints
and to find remedy that would etfectually re-
lieve them has long been the aim of many af-
fictedSsufferers. Whether our habits as peo-
pie are conducive to these diseases, or whether
they may result from the popularity of our eli
mate, is beyond our comprehension, and is of
little value since efficacious remedy can be
had; but of one thing we are sure, that the long
afflicted public will hail with joy the specific
which has again and again proved its ability to
etfectually cope with and eradicate these dis
eases. The name of this medicine is Hunts
Remedy, and it is manufactured by the Hunts
Remedy Company of Providence. 1t is not often
that mention of patent medicine occurs in
these columns; but when one comes under our
notice possessing such undoubted merits as the
one of which we speak, we cannot refrain from
giving it the credit 1t deserves. 1t cures when
all other remedies fail, it acts directly on the
Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, restoring them all at
once TO healthy action. 1t is sure to eradicate
all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Diabetes, 1nconti-
nence Retention Of the Urine 1t has WONDER
full effect on Weakness or Pain in the Back,
Sides, or Lons, and has proved itself the most
reliable medicine extant for General Debility,
Female Diseases, Disturbed Sleep, Loss of Appe-
tite, and all complaints of the Urino-Genital
Organs. Its efficacy In cases of that dreadful
scourge and insidious destroyer, Bright's Disease
CT the Kidneys, has been remarkable; and If its
merits rested on its success in coping with that
disease alone, it would be worthy of high rank as
public benefactor. In all diseases of the Liver,
AS Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, and Costiveness 1T quickly induces
that organ to healthy action, and removes the
causes at the same time. II is purely vegetable
in composition being entirely free from all mer-
curial or mineral posons, and possesses rare vir-
tues as remedy for Heart Disease and Rheuma-
tism. We have neither time nor space to do this
medicine full justice; but the public can obtain
full particulars in the shape of pamphlets and
circulars by addressing Hunts Remedy Company,
Providence. X. I.-.Scientifc Times.
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PLANO.

Eighteen Carloads Of orsin-BuildinE. Etc
PLANO. July 21.-[special.l-The largest
shipment Of grain this season was made
here to-day. Eighteen cars Of sacked and
buIked grain were loaded and ready foi
shipment by O'Clock this evening. The
grain business IL the main feature here this
every year.
Several new residences hsve been built IN
the past few weeks, and there IL some talk
Of four tvo-stOry brick buildings being
erected here shortly.
Weafher clear and warm.
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CORsICANA-

Damage suit Decided-Gsme Of Base Ball
CoRsIoAsA. July H.-Ispecisl.l- 1.-The css'
Of Messenger vs.. the Houston & Texas Cen
trail railway was decided to-dsy In favor o.
the road. Kissineer sued for $40 1000 damages
for injuries received in q wreck on ths
road.
The game Of ball between the Eclipse. o.
Corsicana, and the hexis club resulted In
q valk-over for our boys. The score ct tbs
end Of the eighth inning stood twenty u
eight in favor Of Corsicsns.
Charley Brooks, q negro laborsr, fell dead
on the street to-day. the jury rendered Q
verdict Of sunstroke.
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waco.


Thst Shooting scrrpe-ImmiErsnts-
road sult
Waco. July 1.-Tspscial-l-A shooting
surnps occurred on the public square to-
dsv between John He'll. Of Fort Worth,
snd his brother-in-iau, John Davis, Of
NsdisDuvilie. Hal bred two sb0ts IN quick
puccrssion. one a which rasssd through
Davis hat Hall vas jailed and Davis
wns PLACED IN me calao oose. c1arzed 9Th
earring q deadly weapon. Int atslr gns
TIE result q q family qusr1sL
Al family 81 fouf nrtss p.zssd through
he c1fT tr-dsT En- rUuts Tor Hubbtrd CRY.
Tbs crsr uffts Tens 4 81 Louis raj
rra1 " ". ~. aelsy. f1r The balarce 81
sn.srTirfion De The raiiros1 wns oeciotc
today IN tb- cD1rrT conrt IN trror 81 he
rlairfff A rs-io1 - q nsr TIA rss
orsrruisd s1d n5tio. q appe.l sas EiFsa-
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BONGv1EW.
Two serious D1mculuss-" vsrs "-othsi
Matters.

Two Serious Dimcultiss-% vsEs "-othsr
Mstfsrs.
Jossvrrv. July 21-lspeciAl-I-our col
ored population has been iDdustriously
engaged IN making Newspaper items this
veek.
he shooting ,of John Robinson By Whit
Forlss has been reported Since then
ne bavs had two murder0us assaults-
the first Thur6sy night, when Dan
Evans vns stshbed IN the side and
hand b. Lewis Watts and the other yes-
terday morning that cnst Huse JacfsJn
his a-n. ard Vii, msybe. en- him hts life.
The frst bernn In skylsrkine, bit after q
Iiffls While nnrsr cane and vithout any
otb-r prDvocstign Vests cut Evans
slated q
Thers wns srsrueiy moe rssson for TIE
cfhs-. An Williams and Isckson ouarreIlsd
abouf ths occupaDcT 81 bUuss On Maior
Iurkstf'a fnrrn. lncks0n. " force. disposL
n-s.sf WIlinus. nrd SO ~ r-~rrtrriT
er1ed- fcr NIlinr1s slett n tbe bouse ard
lsrrscr - he rnIery- Yen rnorrinE e.
1nrks1r startef tCwzrd tte Fs.e. q rur was
rruat.f ftrrnrh he fsnce ard frrt
Ei-erlly e. JscfsD1. He has 80 enrT-
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AUSTIN.

To Protect School Lsnds-Bond Filed
Britton Not Yet Accepted.
AUSTIN, July 2i.-[special.l-The comp
troller paid $500 to-day into the general
revenue The board this day considered
means TO prevent depredations to the
school lands. The following were appointed
and instructed to use all legal means
through civil and criminal courts, TO put
a stop TO the depreciation. Hiram Light
Wheeler. county; @. b. DAVIS, OF Jone,
county. The account Of 8. M. Moore, fol
500 for surveying twenty-five leagues o
land for unorganized counties. was ap
proved. The bopd OF 5000 Of the secretary
Of the board was approved.
Colonel !. II. Bttton is here, but has mo-
signihed his acceptance Of the position
Of state engineer.
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FoRT WORTH


F0r1 EoE-H. July H--fapeciall-At II
o'c.ock tsfdrbf Jossph Grim. . b.rfsepsr
IL fbs Ho-s Head -.ioon. eut into q an
crIfr wffh 4 nerrn. william Esn1clrh. arIc
erin tt-su - - pirf e. EHnoolpt No
thrsu % his han1a. whgr bUnrT u.Ir p
bell q de<perndo, alirp-1 % so oel1ef-
steIy ahof Randolpk ftrourh - rlEht
r-rast Tbs w1und u fEtal ne a1ootl1E
- . coIt--lordsf nude.
D.r.ufr rrifef s,n-es Ma-s1Inl Ger
-irtt - opos n-rssssf Ca-rptell I'D lo1E.d
I'm ir isIL
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A vsll-knovn medical authority says
when dropsicsl efus10n has reached q
chronic stage, tapping must Be res0rted "a
as q temporary relief but II never relied
upon as q cure" The cause Of the dropsy
must be removed. or Il is . mere question
Of time-the patient must die. To remove
the cause permaDeutlT, use Hunts Rem
TINS great remedy Tor the kidneys. bladder.
liver and urinary organs hes no rival.
Hunts Remedy cures when All other med
fciues fail
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MARSHALL.
Cbanre Of Ba.e-HeaIth onc,r

Change of Base-Heeith Omcer.
MARSHALL, July A.-Tspecial.l- Colonel
George L. Hall will open an Office in New
York and viii, among other things, act as
the legal adviser and financial agent Of Col
Onel Paul Bremond, in that city.
DR.. Asa Pope was appointed last night
BY the city counsel health officer at this
p0fnt.
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Mlsplsosd Counasncs-Purlsln.1 eoo1s.
HcKurEF. July H--lspecisll-Tsstsr-
dsT Jsris Car. r.. nerk IN he ciothing
house q J. Asr1n. jeff. snd rood not upon
the order Of bis E0inE- NJ. n. Asron.
brosbsr Of TIE prrp.isto-. vss n chs-Es.
and suspectinE sontt1inE vns r.onE. BE-
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KAUFnI AN.
Residence Destroyed-Improved Business
| Personal


Personal
KAUFMAN, via Terrell, July H.-I5pe
cial. 1.-The residence of d. r. Mccullough
was destroyed by fire this morning about
sunrise. The contents were saved. The
spread Of the fire was prevented by active
efforts of our citizens.
Kaufman still improves. Several com.
modious business houses have Just been
erected on the public square. We have
now more than thirty firms doing business
here, with room for more.
In 1881. this place shipped 200 bales OF
cotton. Last year the shipment amounted
10 5000. This year We hope TO reach Is.
600.
Colonel Taylor, of the st. George hotel,
OF yonf city, has been down looking at the
extensive ranch Of p. @. Norwood, with a
view 10 purchasing IL. He seems well
pleased with our place and its prospects.
A refreshing shower fell here yesterday.
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DENIsON.

North Texas horticultural SOciety-Pny
Oar
DENIsoN, July 2l.-TSpecial.]-The North
Texas Horticultural society held most
interesting meeting this afternoon. Many
varieties of fruits, vegetables plants and
trees were exhibited, and several valuable
papers read.
The Missouri Pacific pay car came in to-
day and scattered its green faced delicaces
about to the tune of about ST. 600.
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who IL the Prettiest Girl I'm Americas
Is question that would perplex congress
OF connoisseurs assembled to nominate the
most beautiful. But such an ssemblage
would not BE- surprised 10 learn. that the
most charming Of their sex. on this side Of
the Atlantic, enhance the beauty and pre-
serve the soundness OF their teeth with
Sozodont, since every body knows that the
ladies prefer IL to any and all dentifrices.
Let no man say after this, that women lack
Judgment.
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PALESTINE.
Prom oted-Handssmeiy Rewarded by His
Friends.

Prom oted-Handsemely hewafueu Dy lis
Friends.
PALEsTrSE, July 21.-[special.l-o. w.
Kowns. for many years train master ofth
international, has been appointed master
OF transportation on the Sunset route from
Fl Paso TO New Orleans. Yesterday before
leaving TOR his new post Of authority, his
railroad friends here presented him with a
MAGNIFICENT gold watch and Diamond pin,
valued at $500. There was q large gather
ing of his friends. Speeches and kind
wishes for his future success were offered,
aud q splendid dinner served in the princi-
pal hotel. He leaves many warm friends
here
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RloodY ARRAY.

BAIRD, July 2l.-[special.]-A shooting
ARRAY occurred here to-day at $50 p. m,
between Harry Merchant and Charles
Hynson, in which Merchant was killed and
Hynson wounded. Great excitement and
hostile feeling on both sides prevail. Hyn-
son. for safety, is sent on chartered train
n Fort Worth. No particulars as yet.
All is in the dark.
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IaAMPAsAs.

or Quistly.
LaErAs.s, July A-rspeoisll - Every
courtesy has been extended the visiting
msrksmen and ~ thew clnss their stay with
ne tonight. they 70 from Lsmpssas with he
knowlege thai no trouble has eristed
during their stay here, and hnve . rood
feeling. which IL echoed b. every member
Of the state sssoclst1On. AZ
this Il the last day and the shooting
vas not important and an excessively hot
day. your reporter VII not furnish you
viii The scores.
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nUBLTC OFFICE TExlr Trunk RAIL
II rod Co-prry. 81 I'm 81. Dslaa. 1fEns.
runf C1rnranT
Eotiss i hersty rivsn - crfer n ne Br.rd
~ rirectrTs - ut 1n1 Irurl E1lru.1 Con-
rsrT fhaf ueefirr ~ Ne rtccff oder 81 as
rnllfnaf courarT IL called - - feld 81 ne
prtlIt o1re - salf rrrrarT IN ne CT 81 Dnl.
Ia Ieraa. o. ne - car ~ AuIuEi - - y
orlocr ~. - sid tsT ~ ne rurr,r<s n consi1-
erIrr 40 rnrrfirrInr n trTrcwIrr - rnrreT
anf l1Eusrrs u rrnrl 81 fft go ra1 j therefor.
- ~ rrr-rf O. 80 III. arc n eErrn-
fIrr ~ q E-r~trarr a. rHrrft - tf1t urrr
frlr-y lnr niies 81 sd rnirrac 10 ccnliruct-
- nr1 ri - - frnrrtIsE1 ~ rlrff rrrrErrT
~ SD Teras Irurf rEirrIt rrurErT teFln-
rIrr r. - CT - I1IINs - f1trr1Irr tfITtT-
"a rIIe1 81 fru- - - n n Irs ~ -
- 80 - = D rrrf - fIirir --Ir AIS 90 -
rrt~srNf n u1If = r~r-~r = lraw1
lnrsI -uEl Irrst rs 1rutIk r. q ca
n WEI7r 49,
an eos a sIrsr ct-r-. ris1n a. t,.-rs. -.
AZ nlIft. . -. - q. - EnIs11 60
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Mr.. J. X. Pope. Mt Calm, Terss. says
II used Browns Iron Bitters Tor indiges-
ton and IL cured me-"
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Have used Parker's Ginger Tonic too sue
cesstully for coughs aud bowel complaints
to dread them.-ED.
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THE TARGET.

aaaaaa
The English. American Rlne CoAtest
IL still
FIerceIy Rigging Despite Inc Unfavor-
able Elemer.ts.
Bulls-eyes are Mace, Together with
RicC,chets.
The Accuracy 1f the British Rlfiemen
Leaving
The Am orleans In the Lurch, but
Nothing
DauAted, They May Yet Capture thu
Cake.
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Major H. w, Hines. Boston, writes !:
Samaritan Nervine cu:ed me OF fits. $l.50,
druggist,
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THE GREAT STRIKE.

-
Saturdays sun Goes Down Upon a
Draws Battle.
Sunday Gives q Breathing Space for
The Belligerents.
The Western Union Grimly Bearing Its
Burden.
The Festive Striker Seeking SOlace In
Sport
The Messenger Boys Of New York BE-
coming Infected.
Their e's no Rufilanism or Ruthless Riot
ing to Record.
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40 81 e. 3 : 2. 3. . 3. i -. - -. ;.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-01-18
Pneumatic Transrnission of.FOrce.

A new system Of transmitting force to
q distance is about to be tried in Paris.
It consists in maintaining in pipe sys-
tenn by means of engines at q central sta
ton q certain degree of vacuum lfifty-
seven centimeters of mercury. A branch
pipe enters the house of each subscriber.
and is connected with rarefied air motor
devised by NJ, Titin. The sewers in the
Boulevard Voltaire and the Avenue Par
nlentler are utilized for the pipes, "a dis
tance of six hundred meters. The canali-
zation is calculated for a. adevel6bment of
one kilometer distance from the central
station, and the losses by friction in the
pipes do not exceed three per cent. The
pipes are mainly iron, but those entering
the houses are lead. The Tatin motoT
possesses the necessary qualities of great
simplicity and deasg raplacement ofpieees
It has q vertical oscillating cylinder.
Each motor is arranged to work at an
average speed; the work for all is thus
sensibly constant. whence results very
easy method of charging subscribers fol
their consumption of power. .-sSt. James
Gazette.