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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
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Steamers orizaba and Aneon go through to San
San Diego, leaving San Pedro on the dates Of
their arrivals from San Francisco.
The Orizaba and Ancon call at Santa Barbara
and Port Harforl. (San Luis Obispo) only, on the
route TO and from San Francisco
The Eureka and Los Angeles cali at San
Buenaventura, Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford. Cayueos, San Simeon, Monterey and
Santa Cruz.
PASSENGERS for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at 4. P. N.
Passengers going north per orizaba or Ancon
leave s. r. K. H. depot, Los Angeles at 10 O'Clock
A. Per Eureka or Los Angeles at O'Clock
p NJ railroad time
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Application for City Deed.

Application will be made TO the Mayor and
Council OF the City Of Los Angeles, on saturday,
the 9Th day Of October, 1888, for quit claim
decd from said city 10 A. N. Hamilton. OF all that
real property In the city OF Los Angeles. county
Of Los Angeles, State OF California, described as
follows;
Commencing at the 8. W. corner Of San Pedro
and Fifth streets; thence n 62' 52 w. 1880 feet
to point thence 5. 32' a. W. IA. so feet; thence
S. So so f. 500 90 feet to San Pedro street; thence
along San Pedro street N. 81 so T. lls.4o feet tt
the place Of beginning.
reference is made to petition, map and abstract
OF title on file with the undersigned, with whom
all objections TO the granting OF said deed must b'
iiied before the time for making such application
w. W. ROBINSON,
CLARK Of the Council OF the City OF Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CAL, September 10th, A. y. 1883
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
The Dudes Prayer.
[Express Gazette, !

Oh, Fortune, / beseech thee,
u2raw q fleece OF sable darkness
: the eyes Of my tailor, that
faith in me may hold out;
Eengthen him, | implore thee,
pt he lose not confidence.
ess, Oh, Fortune, the dye
my mustache; watch over it
m Ie fondness Of creditor,
10 waxed ends thereof may
III curl the wrong way.
Ia ID the light Of thy counte-
1znce on all my too utter get-ups,
lthe light suit Everything to
Smatch) especially.
implore thee beam upon my
Itock Of fancy canes, my linear :
a" cigar-hoIder with the am
.nouthpiece; my diamond pin
my one pair Of silk socks,
4 III wash myself.
nd that / may be instantly
8 led Of the slightest change
he style Of hats, | beseech
., Oh, Fortune.
yhen / walk out before the
), OF the world, regulate my
Il, and grant me the endurance
4 aat / may conceal the fact .ha'
Wy boots are a size too small fol
lac.
Enable me, [ most earnestl,
fimplore. to solve the great prob.
! lem Of my life, which thol
knowest, Oh, Fortune, to be som,
way Of exhibiting the perfect Fl
of my kid gloves. hut at the SAM
time displaying the diam ond RIM
4 on my little finger.
Smile upon my endeavors Il
uck the head of my cane witt
he most imbecile expression pos
ible; may my favorite expression
'Y-a-a-s, ba-Jove, yah nav,
all from my SO sweetly (ah, dea
aae), that all the ladies may pre-
ounce me "perfectly splendid.
Destroy my fellow-dudes wit
the gall Of jealousy; let them pei
sh with envy when they gaze 9
he parting Of my hair.
And, Oh, Fortune, in thy merc
grant / may be able to drink fre
" Of brandy cocktails, also whish
straights without being compelle
to put too much pearl powder Q
the end OF my nose.
May the manner OF carrying n
cane be simply perfection; mi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
Rates Of Pare from Los Angeles:

sTPIans Of Steamers Cabins at Agents office
where berths may be secured
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc,
freight steamers leave San Francisco about every
two weeks, as tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right to change the
steamers or their days Of sailing
k3FoR MASSAGE OR FREIGHT AS ABOVE,
OR FOR TICKETS TO AND FROM
All Important Points in Europe
......ArLLY ro....
H. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
oeBsa-No q sc,o,u,as,c;sf 8, Los Auvales +
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a revolution In single Number
DRAWINGS.
October scheme.

.
Whole Tickets, 81. Halt Tickets 81.
q Tickets, $50. bb Tickets, 800.
Remit doney or Bank Draft in Letter or send
by Express Don't send by registered letter or
Postotilce order until further notice. Orders OF
aud upward, by Express, can be sent at our
Expense. Address all orders TO
.t5-d&w j. J. DOUGLAS, Louisville, Ky.
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An interrupted Prayer.
[Arkansas Traveller. /

y Any unintentional carelessness
q metimes brings the gospel into
se ntempt. Ministers who pro-
q . to be no respectors Of clothes
y ''sizers up" Of men instead
petime make errors that drive
l-meaning men away from the
d. The other day a new min
er while making calls in the
iburbs Of the city, visited the
ouse Of Colonel Alfred Coledon,
well-known citizen. Colonel
joledon was at work in the gar
en q short distance from the
use. He was dressed very
ply, OF course, in fact he look
fy much like a day laborer.
ninister passed him without
ling and entered the house.
Colonel turned and watched
ivine while an expression,
resembling one OF con
settled on his face and
ID to hang in dark folds
! his bnlging brow. Shortly
~ y he minister entered, Mrs
MI ~ bn, who is devoted to the
III ph, came out and said:
NE, tn1lonel. Brother Rinze is in
passed house and is going to pray
me. &c blamed If he prays with
me, olonel replied: "He
iools lust now in his high
POI without even noticing
o. .&5w he wants to pray with
ira eh? Confound hin, If he
on with me I'll wrap hoop
yo,s5 y around him. Fine preacher
ou the gospel. Takes me for
mp no doubt. You can 90
eut and pray all day with him If
% waut to. but just count me
2 il you please"
Q good woman was grieved,
: knowing that argument would
useless, she went back into the
6use and was soon kneeling in
evout prayer. Just about this
ime COW jumped into the gar
len, and the Colonel calling his
log, hissed the animal on the in
ader. The dog barked furiously
And chased the COW around the
house. Her bell rang like fire
alarm, and infuriated she rushed
on the porch. The Colonel
seized a squash, from which all
lealthfulness had departed, and
brew it at the COW. The squash
vent through the window and
Itruck the minister on the left
temple. mashing all over him, and
giving to bis evangelical head a
Foloring that would have driven
Iim, had he appeared in such a
blight, from any well-organized
body of religionists. He srrang
to his feet just in time to meet the
cow, who, followed by the dog,
rushed into the room. The COW
knocked him down and trampled
on him He arose with great
ificulty just as the animal, ind
an outlet in another direction
impossibIe, turned to go out. She
knocked him down again and
pounded him in the back with
er sharp hoofs. The Colonel
ushed to the rescue, and apolo-
ized, and washed the ministers
sad, but the good man could
ot be induced to continue his
Fayer.
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I!|3'I;Yd1;|II3a
saao.ooo FOR "a.

$500, 600 FOR 02-
CI Regular MONTHLY Drawing will
vi take place In the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Temple Building, in Louisville, KY,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2sTH, 1883.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Draw
ings, chartered by the Legislature OF Kentucky
and twice declared legal by the highest Court in
the State Bond given TO Henry County in the
sum Of 500, 600 for the prompt payment Of all
prizos sold.
A Revolution In single Number
Drawings.
ssyEvery ticket holder his own supervisor, can
call out the number on his ticket and see the cor
wheel in his presence. These drawings will oc-
cur on the last Thursday Of every month. Read
the magnificent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN q. r.
DrRscr RAN coMMunIcATI0n WIN
NATIONAL CITY AND SAN DIEGO.

On and after Thursday, Sept. 10, 1883, trains
Of the California Southern Railroad going south
will leave Cotton daily at 2;5s NJ, or on arrival
OF East.bound Southern Pacific train, and viii
leave Riverside at ll3n, arriving at San Diego at
10.d6P M.
and Riverside at 2.0l, arriving iColton at go
?. NJ, San Francisco time, making close connec-
ton with train for Los Angeles and San Francisco
Passengers from the east connect direct, arfiv-
ing at San Diego the same night f1fteen MIN
utes for supper at Fall Brook, s,
Passengers will save from ten (t0) TO sixty t0o)
cents by purchasing their tickets Of the agent
before entering the cars.
Round trip tickets cannot be obtained on the
train.
For information address Agent California
southern Railroad, Cotton, or
j. N. VICTOR.
superintendent, and Gen. fr't and Pass. Agt
National City, Cal AUS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06

"show me a sensible man who is op.
posed to capital punishment" exclaimed
a lawyer in conversation during recess
Of court. II am, replied gentleman
sitting near. "And why so, sir? Give
vour reasons" Because | am sen.
tenced to be hung next month. ."--Ar'
Kansas Traveller.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
Good Business Chance.

Nineteen furnished rooms within three minutes
walkof the Court House; rooms now are occupied;
viii net TO the party purchasing this bargain si5o
per month. Enquire Of
RENNE, FINNEg 4 KNOX,
oc4tf 2s First street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
CHlCAcO, ROCK ISLAND G. PACIFIC RY,


Northwest Southwest
Of froadbe he
the hundreds Of ces villages and
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WAXAHAOHIE.
The Enticing Game of POker-A Romanti,
Marriage-General Notes,

The Enticing Game of Poker-A Romantic
Marriage-General Notes.
WAxAHAcHIE, June 25.--[Special. THE
Justices court convened this morning, with
large civil docket. The court has been
engaged to-day in case of gambling, and
the defendant alleges in defence Of yc.;
that the claim was given and lost at ga,ne
known as poker. Justice Lancaster Wit.
held his opinion for the present.
Mr.. Sam Gilburn, son of +. w. Cilburn
one OF our wealthiest citizens was married
last evening to Miss Thompson, who wa, n
become the bride of Eugene Donnoway on N
next wednesday, and agreeable to sucl
expectations all the necessary nuptla
arrangements Tor Its consummation he'd
been made. 1t was In perfect accord with
the wishes Of the relatives OF the prosnec
tive bride, but on yesterday Miss Thomp
son, being left alone, at once INFORMED
young Gilburn by note that she WAS alone
and that she was to marry Donnowav or
wednesday night, and that if he would
come she would stay with him and become
his bride. Young Gilburn Immediately
procured buggy and started for the youpe
lauy. lie brought her to Waxahacbie and
they were married by Rev. Mr.. Cox. who
joined them in the bonds of wedlock.
| Eugene DonnVway was In the city to-day
and was bearing his misfortune admirably
well. Both young men are highly esteem.
ed Tor morality and integrity and botl
have fine prospects.
Business is revivlng considerably in the
last few days. Considerable new grain /,
being daily received.
Thompson 4 White to-day purchased
6,0OO bushels OF oats.
The scholastic census OF Ellis county
showed oil pupils between the ages OF
and IA. Telephone poles are being nut mr.
between this point and Milford and Ole
burne.
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HOUSTON,

fsstival-Ball Oams-Dsash si q Young
Lsdy-Sunday Exoursiens,
HousroN, June 25.-ISpecial. 1.-The Fifth
Ward Methodist church festival last week
cleared over $50.
The Lees and Nationals played 4 match
game Of ball yesterday afternoon ct the
fair grounds. The score resulted i2 to lS in
favor Of the Lees. The game was close
one and very interesting.
Sunday morning, ct the residence of her
sister. Mrs. G. +. Marchbsnks. At
Waxahachie, Mics Belle House died.
and the remains were broueht
to this city for interment, the funeral IA.
Ing place At 4 o'clock this evening nom the
House residence, corner Of Smith and CsD.
itol streets: The deceased was the niece or
the late T, w House, OF this city, and 6rst
cousin Of the Messrs. House, now In bust
ness here. She was also q sister OF Mrs.
James Butte.
There was negro accused Of sodomy In
In 81 900 bond. '>~
II is reliably reported that next Sunday
the two railroads will begin running excuf-
sion trains to Galveston on Sunday. q Si
for the round trip. -
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SAN ANTONIO,
Suicide by Drowning-Wi Erect q Monu.
ment-stabbsd.

Suicide by Drowning--W Erect Menu.
ment-stabbed.
SAN ANTONIO, June 5.-[Spscial. l-Yes.
terday morning about O'Clock the body of
white man was found In the San Antonio
river, near the convent bridge, by man
who went to the river for the purpose of
watering his horses The BODY sppeared
TO have been In the water about three days.
The coroner was notified aud iury en-
paneled. The verdict was returned that
deceased came to his death by accidental
drowning. Subsequently the coroner re-
ceived further information, and Yeconvened
the jury. A letter had been discovered to
his wife, In which he said that his life Was
wrecked and that domestic trouble had
caused him not to want to live longer. The
Jury then rendered verdict that deceased,
william Stevens, OF Decatur, Illinois, had
suicided on or about the Hst inst.
A movement 10 on foot to erect q monu-
ment 70 the memory Of Gustav EChliecher,
20 well known throughout the state. At Z
meeting held committee was appointed
to solicit subscriptions for that purpose.
consisting Of Major JQnp1h Dwyer, chair
man; Mayor CIense, clfl 0roos, DR., +.
Herf and r. B. Hadfa.
Mr.. Il. H. Powers was last night seriouslv
stabbed In melee In the Polsnders' mn.
II is not known certainly who did the stah-
bling, but young Ed Koerps is supposed 70
havs been the one inilicting the injury.
Some days must elapse before the doctor
can say positively that Powers is out Of
danger.
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MkINNEY.
A Graceful Act-An Anonymous Donor
Lawn Party.

A Graceful Act-An Anonymous Donor
Lawn Party.
MCKINNEY, juno A.-[Specisl. Hon
+. Il. Lubbock, who was here when Colum
bus discovered America, and who has a fel.
low feeling wondrous kind for the old pio.
neer, has forwarded $50, contributed by
Governor Ireland, Hons. +. r. Lubbock.
W. J: Swain, J. w. Barnes, W. G. Walsh.
". II. King, II. p. Brewster, to Colonel
I. II. Murray, to be expended on pur.
chasing silken banner to the Association
OF old pioneers Of Collin county. This
graceful act on the part Of the state ofIiciais
to body OF men who amid peril and dan.
ger, opened up this country to civilization.
will be gratefully appreciated BY our peo.
pie. Colonel. Murray 10 also authorized.by
q prominent citizen Of Galveston TO procure
q silk banner each for Bass and Ector's
brigade. This gentleman does not desirc
that his name be made known.
II. Q. Holcomb, from Sherman, Texas.
Is here working up telephone connection
between this place, Sherman and Dallas.
and other points. He thlnks from indica.
tions that he will receive the necessary sub.
scriptions at this place.
Something nice In the shape Of a lawn
party, will be given Mrs. VIM. J. Il. Glib.
sons music class on the evening OF the c0,h.
Our people always enjoy these rare treats.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

A Terrible Tragedy--Conrented Farmer.
MOUNT PLEASANT, June 2s-TSpecial. i.
Last night during the closing exercises Of
Professor ]. IL. Days spring term at Stone
wall high school, about nine miles north of
here, terrible tragedy was enacted. Ar.
chile Bolan shot and killed his brothsr.,n-
law Wilson Benson, who was coming from
the school building. when Bolan rrahhsd
him by the collar and at the same time dis.
charged q revolver at Benson's breast ths %
ball passing through one OF his inncs
Upon that Benson started to run. Rolsn
shooting amer him until three shots wera
fired, but none but the first taking efTsct
Benson ran around the school building and
when he reached the steps fell and eTnirsd
In few minutes. Bolan mounted his borss
and made his escape before any one oonId
interfere. He is still at large, but ofi;cers
are in pursuit. The cause of the d;stnrh'
ence was an old feud concerning Benson,s
wife, Bolan's sister. Some think Boian ius.
tifiable. "" JUS
People In this vicinity are In good spirits
as crops are in fine condition aud health Il
very good. -
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WASHINGTON, June 25-The nreuidor, a.
oroa a. oxo,,,;ua .,, e'9'''0n' ~
Sueu "u eA'0u'''o oruer TINS afternoon pro-
mitigating changes made in the internal
revenue collection districts, to take efrect
July 1st. The mum er of districts aro. 10 ro.
as follows: "''
Alabams-The second districts of ,h;.
state are consolidated. the list IN be Irom1s ,,s
as the first distric, '""
California-First and Fourth district.
consolidated into one, to which IL aiso is,' st'
tached the district of Nevada. iii IN h.
known as the fourth district Of Cal;h,,;.'
Amos l.. Frost, of Sacraments. collector Of
the new district. "
Georgia-The two districts of this st.,o
are consolidated and will be known "a nv
First district; Walter ii, Johnson In dss;s' n.
mated as collector.
Nebraska and Dakota-The,e districts .ro
consolidated into one; G, w. Post. collsctn,
Colorado and Wyomipg-These dis,y;ct.
are consolidated into one: James g. Woifs
collector.
Arizona and New Mexico Consolidated
Silss w. Fisher. collector,
Pennsylvania-Th present First district
is enlarged 80 as to include this counties of
Berks, Lehigh and Schuylkill, of the pres.
ent Eighth district, all of which wifi be
known as the First district VIM. j. Poi.
lock, collector. The counties of Lebanon
in the present Eighth district: Snv,
der, Junlatta and Dauphin In Tia
present Fourteenth district. Adams
Franklin. Fulton and Mifflln In the present
Sixteenth district; Cum berland, Lancaster.
Perry and York in the present Ninth dis,
trict are constituted one. TO be known A
the Ninth district l. R,nfFuap collac,nr
| The counties of Clinton, Centre. Lycominy
Tiora, Northumberland. Potter and Iinion'
Of the present Fourteenth district,
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MARSHALL.
Arrested ON Horrible Charge Home.
Grown Waterm0Ious A bouud,ns

Arrested ON = Horrible Charge Hons.
Grown watsrmelons Abounding.
MARSHALL, juno A.--[Special. .I-Jssper
Douglass, supposed to be one Of the negroes
guilty Of having committed the namsless
assault upon Mry Rogers, Of Marion county,
be taken over for Identification, N thoss
perpetrators are ever caught and identiiei
they. will be- summarily dealt with.
Brick and other building malerial IN
being hauled TO the court-houss yard pre.
parsto' , 70 building Hre.proof vault ior
sns s security ofshe court and county n
freely. ~
a,yi gSa v'ssA's continues s..reP.ly Aessnd
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FORT WORTH.
The Railway Hospital Looated-A Brute
Jailed-A DnngerOus TnsL

The Railway Hospital Located-A Brute
Jaiied-A Dangerous Task,
FORT WORTH, June 25.-[Special. THE
location of the railroad hospital was deter.
mined on to-day. twill be built 800 yards
southeast from the union depot.
A carpenter named Remington brutally
beat his little boy yesterday. because the
child dulled his pocket-kniie. Reminpton
knocked the boy down and STAN ped on the
poor chiid's breast. then cut deep gashes In
bis back; Remington Is In jail and great
Indignation 10 felt by the people here. e'
Two officers are In the city tonight with
the avowed intention Of arresting Cont.
right and hclntire. But It will be next 10
impossible, as the men have hundreds ol
irlsnds' who Will secrete them. and II nee.
TO escape. An arrest means Certain dssth
ct the hands Of Mexican mob.
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MlLLlCAN.
Residence Burned. Supposed Incsndiar,su
Tho C0lored Bnptists-CroDs

hosidonCe Burned, Supposed Incsndisriam
Tho Colored Baptists-Crops.
MILLIcAN, June %.-[spsCial. l-Early
last night, the residence Of Mrs. Jno. T,
Moore, a widow living about three miles
from town was discovered 10 be on frs
She left lamp burning and stspped an;
70 one OF her tenant houses. md vh,Is
there, she. supposes II exploded, or coms
one had robbed the house Of about Si2O1 IN
gold and then set II on fire to hide the fiend.
ish act, She came near being caught in the
flames BY trying to save some Of her furni.
ture. The entire building and furniture
was destroyed. Partially covered BY incur.
noe.
] The colored Baptists association viii
meet here the 7th Of next July. Prepara.
tions are being made 10 accommodate viii.
Crops are good. but some rain needed.
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SPECIAL SUBJECTS.
Events at tAe Capltal-Local Josr s.a
Titles.
AtSst the Pselic weighers-Omce VI.
cs<es July 18th.
An Important Railing y the Suprsuv
Ceart
And In Conflict With ths Attorney.
..- GeneraN Decisssss. y.
4 Boy Fssysr "Rss in', % I,esls Rsek
~ Yesterday.
Railway Dssa-Dr. wallace - . Tsur
u lnspsslisa..
O4hor Naws Ika-. - >Aan~
An Important Railing y the Suprsuv
ceart
A Boy Fssysr "Rss in's % tIltsls R,ek
-. Yesterday. y
Railway DAea-Dr. wallace - . Tear
u Inspss(iea..


AUSTIN, Ju1s S.--lSpssial. l--Fns state
association OF solored teachers ccsvsnss
here tomorrow.
Pearson, shot Friday By, Oostlsr. died
yesterday. Coctasy is still at large.
IN the case against Strayhsrn, dtfNnltins
sheriff OF Williamson courty. the, inrv
bronsht In verdict against Strayhorn for
$NtOO and against his suretis for $3.50.
Ihs capitol contsactors havo large force
at work at Oatmanville quarrN
treasurer Lubbock has been inyitsd tn
address the Association Of Pioneers at Nc.
Kinney, In August.
Mr.. Patton. Of the land fraud COMMITTEES.
passed through the city yesterday. He
tnlmAs there VIII be many frauds uneartbed.
u Cnarters filed; ESptist church, Mineral
sicansi capital stock $4,000. Hiiisboro
opera-house; capital stock $l0,O00., Mininr
and Manufacturing oompanN: Milam
county; capital stock $4,000.
mr. william Brueggerhof died yesterday
a. D p. m. He was buried this eyonin9.
the city officials, fire department, Knirhts
OF Pythias, Odd Fellows and sisrge cor
tege OF friends and acQuaintances following
the remains to the grave.
ahe attorney general % advised that the
~.assss,M 81 Puvmo w0ikne! oxcept cities
VIII become vacant July 18th, and
that the vacancies can NAV
that date be filled by appointments m 40
oy the county commissioner court az
by election ordered by the said courts.
The supreme. court holds that In ahecnee
OF the county judge the presence 81 do
other four members Of the commissioner
court isreqnired TO constitute quorum, isr
Both he present attorney general md in
prpdecessor advised that three would meSs
2 quorum. The attention OF the countv
ludges y called BY the attorney general 10
the decision OF the supreme court,
The governor lett for Bryan this aftsr-
noen to attend commencement exercises Of
the A. and M. college.
Treasurer Lubbock also LEFT to attend the
annual reunion Of Hoods brigads at Crock
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Little Rock Locals.


LITTLE Rock, June 25.-[Special. ]--Abra-
ham Arnold, Of Dallas, was arrested TODAY
for forging small checks on T. A, Lamb,
superintendent Of the United States yards,
He pleaded guilty and was Jailed TO await
trial. The prisoner 10 boy aged 10,
The ase,of the Iron Mountain railway
against the state board Of railway commit.
sioners, to prevent assessment for taxation.
was continued to-day till October, by re.
quest Of the attorney for the state.
The Arkansas u Louisiana railroad com.
pany. has notified the secretary of state
that Its road had been extended from, 0iI to
10 miles. and capital stock increased from
81, 200, 900 to 81, ,400. 900.
DIR. Wallsce, superintendent of the in
sane asylum to be erected at Terrell. Texas.
Is her, on visit Of inspection to the new
asylum for the insane.
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TOYAII.
A Track. Walker Run Over and M,

ToyAn, June 2j.-[Special l-Jsmes
Burns, q track.walker for the Texas 4 Pa.
cihc railway, was run over by a switch en-.
gine at . p. m. to-day, and instantly killed.
He was terribly mutilated and his REMAIN,
were scattered for distance Of forty ysrds
The coroner's jury returneda Q verdict maj
deceased came to his death from careless
ness on his part. He was single man and
bis relatives are not known.