The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-05-31

the right to procure patent, or IL
case of conflict to raise the certificate
and locate it elsewhere. But he di,
not do this, or file in the land Office :
copy of the Judgment of notice tha
he had any interest in the certificate
The re cord of this judgment in Leon
county was for this purpose who'll,
Intellectual. Nothing but an equit,
RENAL 1ed in appellee as the vendor o.
w, b. Middleton. VIM. Middleton
was the sole heir of the grantor of tn,
certificate The patent vested in hin
the legal title. That title passed t
appellants as innocent purchasers fol
value, and without notice of appel
lees equities. Judgment amended
and given for MISUNDERSTANDING, }
Submitted by consent and final
Joseph Pratea, appellant, VS.. J. S
Dougherty; from Mitchell county,
Original suit was in form of trespas,
to try title to Il portion of section AZ
state school land in Mitchell county
PleadingS changed till it became il
effect suit for specific performance,
of contract. Verdict and judgmen
were for plaintiff and defendant ap
pealed. Judgment affirmed. = De
Ianey, J. Submitted by consent anC
final.
Affirmed Eliza E. Smith VS.. w. E
and s. E. Duke; r.. ii. Savers ct al VS.
Leon Blum; j. S. Dougherty ct al VS.
w. &. Vincaheffer; Mary S. Wells VS.
J..E. Slater; w. J. Carson ct al VS.
Lucinda Dalton; Fl. W. MureH VS.. NJ
w. Shoemaker; NJ. 5. Lockett ct al VS.
2. }. and p. A. Lee; d. l.. Brooks VS.
FL. w. Young: John A. Billie ct al VS.
E. II. Percival; Mrs. NJ. d. Thompson
VS.. Z. E. Hines ct al; w. r. Short VS.
city of Mckinney; A. G. Abacock VS.
st. Louis type foundry; Samue
Doughty VS.. H. Ii. Hail ct al; V. Z
Fl. Russell VS.. E. K. E. Buckles.
Dismissed for want of jurisdiction
W. D. Wadleigh VS.. II. G. Johnson.
Revised and rendered: Hub Hunt
W.. Thos. Riggs; Samuel Doughty VS.
Eliza Hall ct al.
DismisSed-settled: B. ID. Mckie
examiner, VS.. E. E. Dunn.
Revised and remanded: E. & A
Zipps VS.. Kerr, Machon q Co; Eel.
man Weaver VS.. y. j. Melner ct al
E. HertZberg VS.. Houston and Texas
Central railroad company; j. A. Cal
vert VS.. William Ramsey ct al; D. S
Echols VS.. B. d. McKie ct al; County
of Kendall VS.. j. F. Standebach ct al
The POpe's Bull.
CHICAGO, May 29-The movement
has been organized to hold a mass
meeting of Irish catholics in this
city, to protest against the Pope's
bull, relative to the participation OF
bishops and the clergy N the Parnel
testimonial fund, is causing some
stir. A meeting is to be held Tues
day next, to decide whether a mass
meeting is to be called.
Senator LOgan's Denial.
CHICAGO, May Ex-senator Logan
in a two column letter published in
the Tribune this morning, reiterated
in detail his denial that he located
any lands on the Zuni Indian reser,
walton, and asserts that lands located
by his son-in-law major NickeF) like
wise are not within the reservation
The senator asserts that certain
published accounts to the effect that
he had infringed upon the rights these
Indians, were given currency by per
sons politically unfriendly to him.
Through Car Service.
CINCINNATI, o., May &C. K
Lord, Of the Baltimore and Ohio road
is here, making arrangements fol
limited through car service between
st. Louis and New York. A
contract has been closed with
the Ohio and Mississippi, for a fast
express of palace, sleeping, .parlol
and passenger cars over the Ohio anC
Mississippi, and Cincinnati, Baltimore
and Washington, and Baltimore and
Ohio, beginning June 3. Thu
train leaves st. Louis at 8 a. M
daily, arriving at New York mex
day at 10 p. m. Going west, leav,
New York via the Baltimore anC
Ohio at p. M; arrive at st. Louis a
Z 80 a. m. the second morning. This
gives the Ohio and Mississippi a dou
Die line of through sleeping cars be
tween st. Louis and New York.
A New Route to Heaven.
TERRE HAUTE, May ga double
breasted tornado swept by Clay City a
five o'clock yesterday afternoon. tn
eXtremities being a mile apart. Ola.
City, which was in the center, ESCAPED
with slight damage, but at Neal
mill, on one side, house was swep
out of existence, six persons killed
a bridge destroyed, and havoc played
generally. On the other side, in Jit
tie settlement, five persons wer,
killed, houses blown to pieces and on,
child blown to heaven, for all that il
known to the contrary, as il has no
vet been found. In all, twelve per
sons were injured, besides Tie killed
Trees were blown down oyer ! largt
area.
The Mining Troubles.
BELLEvILLE, Ills, May 80
Everything is quiet tbs morning
The Reinecke mine, where lat even
ing the unfortunate affair occurred
is working this morning n1i'n'r pro
lection of the militia. 1t is IA l,1chin'
mine and does not employ gala
miners, and was working " Lerdly
under an agreement made with tht
miners ONE days ago. The street.
are crowded with miners and citiZen
discussing the events of yesterday
The firing by the militia is not gen
orally viewed in favorable light.
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-The man killet
at the Reinecke mine last evening
has been identified as Fred HoffmeiS
ter, glass-blower from Pittsburg
He has been in Bellevile two weeks
The glass-bloWers of Belleville are OF
strike, and some of them were with
the striking miners yesterday. The
Edwards lille militia remain al
ReinecKe mine, but the Vinden anC
Taylorsville companies have returned
home. There seems to be no doub
that Deputy Sheriff Anthem!
ordered the troops to fire OF
the mob, but not till several pisto
,hots had been fired by the strikers
Two then aimed directly at Anthony
ind Gen. Reese. who were standing
by the side of the train, consulting a
to what should be done. Greatly exag
gerated stories of the affair were cir
culated in Belleville last night, aDC
no doubt many OF them were sen
over the country, giving wrong i'm
preston of the magnitude and serious
ness of the trouble.
Vanderbilt Alumni.
NASHVILLE, My 29.-At the Van
,lerbilt alumni associations annual
banquet to-day, among the senti
nents most loudly applauded was III
.xpressio in favor of education Of
The colored race in the south, ant
hat civil liberty was IA hollow mock
.,ry without education commensurate
with it's responsibilities. 1t Wa
urther declared that tn
,lumni associations were tn,
best resources OF propel