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SPECIAL SUBJECTS.
New York Special Telegram-.Stocks
and th0Staple.
Much Comment.on the ShalIowness
OF Galveston's Treasury.
Nice Little Ruse Played on a Railroad
0nlclal.
BroWnwoed Determined TO Secure
Railroad Connection.
An Examining Trial Indicates Action
OF Self Defense.
Rumor OF Railroad Extention Via AL.
Varado to Fort Worth.
An Examining Trial Indicates Action
OF Self Defense.
ssmc Other Special Subject Matter.

NEw YoRE, Aug. ll.-Ispecial l--GOv-
ernments steady.
Railroads active and lower.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgages, 80.
Texas u Pacific land grants, SO l.2,
Iron Mountain tirsts, llSl2,
Texas 81 Pacific, Rio Grade division con.
soils, IS.
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe iirsts, 1Oole.
Panic In stocks
Texas & Pacific incomes, 56ss.
Denver & Rio Grande, 80 5-s.
Houst II Texas Central, 90.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, % 3-s.
Missouri Pacific, 95.
Texas & Pacific, 3, A.
Cotton steady; spots unchanged; sales.
1'oOOi arrivals from Galveston, $50; futures
10 points higher.
Coffee strong; . "a; sales, 10 800; future,
so points lower.
A commercial stagnatlon is prevalent
hsre,and bankers are turning their attention
to remedy 1t.
Nsw YORK, Aug. 'll.-[Pres 1-Denyer
4 Rio Grande, 32 5-S; Houston a. Tss.s
Central, 60; Kansas 4 Texas, 2s So Mis-
souri, Pacific, 95; Texas & Pacific, 2T
Money easy, 2 TO 2 l-2 closed 9; prime
mercantile paper, l.2 TO 0; sterling b. b.
dnll, 4SS ~ sight, 1856; 3's, 1903 is; ( Los
coupon, ll2 rs; 4's, coupon, ll9.
Stocks opened weak and slower with n
general disposition to sell. Prices declined
l.4to Is, Reading aud Louisville a Na,h.
Ville leading In the downward moyement.
subsequently there was some disposition 10
cover shorts, and tally OF IA to / took
place, ,Lackawanna & Reading being promi.
aent. Between aud 2 o'olooi
tue market was excited and
depressed on rumors OF failures
here and at PHILADELPHIA. The market Al
this time was In q condition Of a semI.panio.
and prices showed decline Of 10 4 "a per
cent? Oregon 4 Transcontinental, Northern
Pacific and the Gould stocks being the
greatest sufferers, and liquidations were
enormous. Late Ia the day there was a
rally OF IA to IL on covering OF short
contracts. AZ compared with last
nights closing, stocks are 80 10
3 Ss lower. New York Central. bowever
gained IA on the day. In speoialtIes Chi.
cago, 81. Louis and Pittsburg dropped 4.
ditto preferred, 2, Indiana, Bloomington
4 Western, ? IL; San Francisco, 81 San
Francisco preferred 2 10 and
first preferred 2. Nashville & Chat.
tanooga rose |, and Bankers & Merchantsi
telegIaph, 10. Theshort interest IA yerv
large. The loan rate was bid up 10 per
cent, but quickly settled down 90 @ The
supply OF loanable funds is largely In excess
OF Legitimate and speculative demands.
Transactions, 49,, $50 shares.
IN consequence ol the agricultural de.
paItuents report, which makes the condi.
ton OF the cotton crop at the end of Jnlv
"a, against 30 at the end Of June, flture do.
liyeries advanced; August, 10; September
~ the balance 10 TO 70. before the olosing
August lost o; September 10 Nav, . 10 /
and the market lelt of steady at sto ii
higher than yesterday.
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MINEOLA.

Letting Contract Postponed-schooI SUPER
intendent Charged with nur-
glary.
MINEoLA, Aug, li.-[SpecIal. 1.-The LET.
ting OF the contract for building the court.
house at Quitman has been postponed until
the 10th instant. This is caused by the
plans aud specifications being DELAYED, the
architect, Mr.. Rudinl, OF Austin, being mn
able TO finish them in the specified tims.
Professor w. N. Grow left this
morning for Galveston, 10 aocept
the position OF superintendent OF Ike
public schools OF that city. Yesterday he
rendered his resignation TO the hoard of
aldermen as superintendent OF the public
schools at this place for the ensuing wear.
II was accepted. This leaves a vacancy
here, and some good teacher can get a good
position at a salary Of 81, 800 year.
Sheriff Flournoy. OF this county. with
Dick Moore, colored, whom ho arrested
near Q1itraan, passed through, en- route 10
burglary, Wv"
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-The attendance
at the exposition is very encouraging and
steadily increasing. II has been OMEN ian
days. The FIRST day the entrances
we're over 1900; In three dsys
ssney sIy exceeded 10000, On no day have they
fallen below 25OO, and yesterday il WAS A.
least 10000. The CITY ia ran
idly filling up. The exhihItnrs
are very busy, and the work aas progressed
rapidly and all the engines are
now at work. The art gal ery ~
Is u. open and thronged day and night
Inc electric railway is rum ng regularly
aud satisfactorily. The expo ltion travel q
beginning to affect railroad rnings most
favoraoly. For the irst wssr
IN August the Lo-.syllle q
Nashville earnings are So 10, against
SZat,.yo $3.50 last year gain 4 20 per cent,
lare Tor the round trip. q outlook Is
most encouraging ~ -
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Other Matters of Foreign Interest.
Spanish nta,,a,s


GinRALrAR, Aug. 1.-THE civil ot,,car. ~
.he spanish town OF AlgecIras, six mlls.
nom Gibraltar came In last evening and "a
mMned curing the night, fearing a revolt IN
tue town. Martial law was proclaimed At At
DtRLtN, Aug. u.--An official disna,c,,
liotn San lndetonso saysthe ins urreotIor jr
spain Is entirely ended. Part of the 40
ue urgel insurgents have entered Franes
anu the remainder have surrendered 10 the
crown authorities. Complete tranoniljtv
prevails throughout the peninsula.
koMR, Aug, 1.-THE Vatican has sent IN.
slrucllons TO the bishops Ia Spain 10 ahstain
rom sharing in the present political s~iin.
ton In that country. -e''"'
HkNDAfs, Aug. ll,--Genoral ouesada 4.
mnsslng fresh troops along the line of the
railway IN the Basque proyinces The
party favorable TO the maintenanca ~
tueres in the Basque Provinces declare
they have no connection with the disiovaI
agitation. N' u'''Vy~
,MAphip, Aug. 1.-THE king and oueap
o. spain received calls from a large nrmber
TO the crown, 'A'' ioSa"y
The king presided at a meeting Of tha
osOlnet tonight, and II was resolved nv the
council 10 cashier all officers OF ina srmv
VINO took part In the revolts. The AZ.
misSM OF the military governor of Leo
ue orsei was gazetted this evening,
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horse-thief last night and lodged him 4,
NJ. ne was riding oay horse freshly
9I 9Ianueu W., aud the horse had boys sa 1.
Samoling is again one OF the features OF
oan Antonio: A certain young married
,,,en en VI tais CITY lost quite pile betting AT
monte few nights ago. ''S ~
county Judge Mason has furnished tha
pohee with list of escaped county oonyiots
rom the poor-house. The list Il AS Follows,
N u, W. Bryan, II. l.. Withers. William
thompson, Sam johnson, William Harris
uteen LlttleJohn, - Henderson, colored
enu PM Doyle, John Carson, Theodore
Wo"peIi,ng, NJ ~ n, Thomas Harris, Antonio Soto,
narn,' ws'vh anu JACK simpson, white.
constable Balder, had running iieht with
a morse. thief, and emptied their Winohes.
.ers ~ MIN, The thief returned tire while
us ammunition lasted, and then escspea'
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE drug firm Of
Dalton brothers have assigned, Assets
fzn'VVO; Liabilities, unknown.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-THE Indiana
Banking company is still closed A mil
examination into the situation will hs
made to-day, and the determination ar.
rived At Will be announced Monday. II IL
generslly conceded that with the ss,.ts of
the bank and personal responsibility of in.
aly1dnsl members Of the firm. there will he
suihcient TO cover all liahili
ties and prevent loss to depositors
The suspended bank is the Indiana BonE.
ing company, private corporation. and
not the Indiana National bank. Tbe iattar
is in nowise Affected.
PnIIApEIPHIA, Aug. 1l.-W, II. Mill.r g
20, stock brokers, have suspended. The
nrm was long OF several stocks. amons
them New Jersey Central and Buffalo Nav
York 4 Philadelphia Several hundred
shares Tor their account we're sold TO-DAY
unde- rule 'N"y
ST. ALBAEs, Aug. 1l.-No new dey.lon-
ments IN financial matters. The peopIe
are now waiting for the sale OF the Sonth.
eastern and a statement from Brainard. So
far as can be learned the Irregularities in
the National bank were reported by Hin.
dee but not followed up by the comp.
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GALVESTON, Aug. ll,-lspeoial. Much
Comment has been caused by the financial
condition OF the city, and Auditor Durham
IS now actively engagel in balancing his
books and bringing them up to date. Re.
gsrding the statement OF Alderman Ketch.
um rs TO the overdHwn funds, he stated
that the alderman was In olror ns to the iirs
department fund being so closely drawn.
but that as far as tho oyerdrawn general
and special fund was concerned, he was moi
prepared TO state the correctness or ialsity
OF Alderman ketohum's statement until
All warrants drawn during July and August
were In and placed on his books.
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Hosiery Department.

Ladies cOlored Cotton Hose l2Ic, reduced
nom eOc.
Ladies' colored Cotton Hose oOc., reduced
from 25c
Ladies COlOrod Cotton Hose ysc., reduced
from35c.
Ladies' Full Regular Hose 4Oc., reduced from
soc. ''''
Ladies' Full Regular Hose SOC, reduced
from 75c
Ladies Full Regular Hose 75c., reduced
from ST.
Ladies' Full Regular Hose 81, reduced
from 81 rs.
Ladies Full Regular Hose 81, reduce
from 81.
A complete assortment OF Children, and
Misses Cotton Hose, all fully IS per cent. under
regular prices.
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GALVESTON, Aug. ll.-Ispeoial. l-FlAn.
ders, superintendent Of the Galveston.
Harrisburg Il San Antonio railroad ar
rived IN this city yesterday in pursuit of Il.
strausburY, who skipped out of Columbus
WITH SoOO OF the oompany's money, and
came 10 Galveston TO enjoy IL. MIR Flan.
ders came up with his man last eyenIng
aud Invited him TO the fremont hotel. and
when they reached the rotunda strAusbury
requested Mr.. Flanders TO wait few mo.
ments until he ran up stairs aud returned
This is the last seen Of Strausbury, who h
supposed TO be still In the city, and Elan.
defs IS very anxious TO meet him
again.
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Property Valuations. Damn mss,,nv. II

Property Valuations. Oamp. meetings. Etc
Ban sAnA, Aug. IL. - t3peclRl.l - The
San Saba News published to-day statistics
furnished by John Riley, county assessor.
giving the assessed value OF all taxable
property Of San Saba county. The grand
total loots up nearly 1000 900 dollars mere
than for the year Of 1889. This shows thai
the whole county is on a boom, as well as
the town OF San Saba.
Camp meetings are In order now. The
tent meetings under the auspices of the
Christian church, began yesterday. It's
on the opposite side OF the river.
Health OF the community Is excellent.
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TExARISANA
Colored Youth. In Llmhn.

TE1ARKASA, ABE., Aug. ll.-(spoolal J.
To-day three colored boys, claiming to have
come from Little Rock, entered the resi-.
dence OF Mr. 7. Ramsur aud riaed the
trunk OF Mr.. McMesley aud stole jewelry,
clothing, oto.,to the amount Of about $40 or
toO, The house OF John Plolz was also en-
tered. One OF the young burglars wasoap.
tured with most OF the stolen property Ia
his possession. lie was tried In a iustico's
court, found guilty and fined SiO0 and
costs. He was taken TO Warner hrothers'
brick yard, where he will work out his fine.
Tue other two escaped.
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CHICAGO, Aug, 1.-THE managers Of the
Interstate exposition, which opens here
next month, have arranged with the score.
tarJ OF the interior for the presence of .
party OF Navajo Indians, in charge of GOV.
eminent indian agent, They will bring
with them their looms, which they viii
operate, aud also display specimens Of their
handlwork. There will also be a Rne an.
play OF archaeological specimens from the
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SUNDERLAND, ESG. Am. 1.-THE
Bar music hall OF this place
caught fire tonight wbilo
the performance was In progress and
was entirely destroyed The audience
numbering 1900 persons. we're
warned In time and sscaned
without being cremated. They. however
were only four minutes in
making their exit No one was
hurt, One.half hour after the outbrealk
OF the fire, the root NJ the buiid.
ing fell in. This fire, iollowing
so close y the recent terrible panic AT Viz
toria hall; when nearly 200 children were
sunoca'ed' caused great excitement in
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Complete submlssion. -Cnbln,t

LIMA, Aug. li.-Though Il is not goner-
ally bells'ed, the III Commercio says Il Is
positively known that GeneraI
Caseres has solicited and Obtained
ffom General Lynch safe conduct 10 Lima.
and Is expected 10 arrive witbin
three days. The complete submission OF
Caseros forces will be the condition OF
peace.
The expected names Of Iglesia's cabinet
are published In various papers, but are mot
yet positively confirmed
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ALvARADO.
Cotton-Opera. IIousc-No n.ln

Ootton-Opera-h house-No Rain.
ALvARAD0, Aug. ll.-Tspeoial.l - The
hnl bale Off new cotton for this season was
sold at auction this afternoon, and bid in
552 l.2 pounds. ''"
Work on the opera-house Is nearing
completion, and twill be a magnificent
building when finished,
Weather hot aud dry. No rain for sew
eral weeks. NV
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LoSpoS, Aug, n.-A dispatch from Paris
asserts that zorilla is in Spain, where he is
country. '"'
A Madrid correspondent OF the Post says
the outbreak IN Spain is the resnit ois
scheme which Gorilla has been planning for
the last six years. va
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ALLOW IlniI-R,ndIIv oIyen.

COLORADO, Aug. ll.-[Special l-Leon
Robinson reported in Wednesdays special
as having been shot Ia reoounter with ]
II Sykes, died the following day and was
buried here yesterday. An examining trial
was bad to-day before Couaty Judge Pear.
son, resulting In Sykes being bound over 10
the district court In the sum of S2.5O0
There was but little conflict In the testi.
mony, the bulk Of which strongly indicates
case OF self-defense, Bond was readily
made up from by-standers In the court.
rOom AN
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Base BaII.
NIW NOnE

NEW YORK, Aug, ll.-Philadelphia. .;
New York, 5.
BUFFALO, Aug ll.-Chicago, 4; Buffalo. 2.
CLEVELAND, Aug. ll,-Detroit, o; Cleye-
Pirrs9uRo, Aug. H. Baltimore, 4; Ale
Rheny, 9.
CMctNSArI, Aug. ii.-Ecllpse, 2; Cincin
natl, /.
COLUMBUS, Aug. list. Louis, 7; Colum.
bus, 8
MetropOlitane, 8.
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ST. ALnANs, Vr,, Aug ll.--A meeting OF
railroad officials representing the Grand
Trunk, Central Vermont. Northern. Con.
cord x Lowell railroads, was held here 10
arrange Tor fast freight aud passenger ser.
vice between Boston and Chicago. The mr..
rAngement goes into effect August 10Th.
ana passenger trains will run through In
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Demands I,lehts of NAvIra,Ion.

CoNsrASrINurLE, Aug. li.-In con.
neclion With the pending dispute
concerning the rights of naylga-
iion OF the British Launch Steamships
company. the English consulate at Basdad
has informed tho goyernor there
that the English 1oet would pro-
oeed 70 Bassorah unless the
companys steamers were allowed
porte has Instructed Mulnrus pasha.
its ambassador at L0ndon, 10
make friendly arrangement Of tho ques-
tion. Tue porte is willing 10 concede the
navigation OF the Eqphrates, but not Of the
TiHris.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1.-THE Nile contIn.
ues rising, Great damsg, has already been
a9ne r 70 the crops IN the vicluity OF Assion.
measure Is taken TO prevent the annyoach
OF the water. "fp''"'n
CAIRO, Aug. 1.-THE Nile to-day reacbed
the height Of twenty ouhios and one
keIat, against twelve cubics aud nineteen
kefats the same date last year,
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MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-THE American
irigate Bandolla ia now cruising IN the Gulf
OF 81. Lawrence, and there Is some excite
ment here, as she is expected TO pay the
harbor visit after the 10Th instant. The
citizens propose getting up a grand enter
tainment Tor the officers.
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BERLIN, Aug, 1.-THE German govern.
m'nt Will send scientific expedition to
Egypt next week 10 examine into the ongin
nature and cause OF cholera. now preyailiny
there, and 10 ascertain the best methods la
prevent the spread of the disease.
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VIENNA, Aug. 1l.-lntelligence from
Ffohsdorf states that the condition OF Count
de Chambord is again uufayorable, as he ia
slowly losing strength. lie was much agl-
Ated Friday night and occasionally dellfl.
Gus, His physicians will hold consulta-
tOn tomorrow,
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Glove Department.

Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves2'c formerly s5c.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves s5c., formerly SOC.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves 5Oc., formerly 75c
Ladies Lisle Thread Gloves 9Oc., formerly o. 95
Ladies Fine silk Gloves Il, formerly 81 25.
Ladies Fine silk Gloves u IS, formerly 81 rs.
Ladies Fine silk Gloves 81 50 formerly 81
children's Lisle Gloves l5c.
Ladies 5-hook-Foster- Black Kid Glove,
laced u per pair.
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Cholera.

ALEXANDRIA,, Aug. IL. - twenty-five
deaths from cholera hare yesterday.
An Englishman now here, who had ar.
penenee In India In cholera epidemics. re-
potts the disease prevailing In Egypt as of
Aslatic cholera. "o"' 'ho
OAlao, Aug. 1.-THE report that the
plague had broken out nj Damlatts 'Io ~
officially denied. General Sir Eyelyn Wool
had an audience with the khediye to-day
AFTER which he started on his Journey 10
england; There were THIRTY. seven deaths
nom cholera here Friday. N'"'''
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That Emigration srheme

MONTREAL, Aug. il,-Goorgo Stephens,
president OF the Canadian Pacific,
on being interviewed respectlnt
the Imperial governments schema
OF emigration said oablesasm so indefin.
ite could not be understood NJ present. lie
did nW doubt, however, that grand
scheme was proposed and would be carried
out, '''"
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RaIlroaa Rnnor

ALyARApo, Aug.u.-lspecial.l l-Rumor is
current that at an early day Huntington will
extend the Waxahechie Tap via Alyar.do
10 Fort Worth. Our citizens will leave
nothing undone TO secure this extension
thereby making Alvarado second 10 no oitv
In the state In railroad faoillties.
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TERRELL
Their First hale Of Cotton

TERRELL, Aug. ll.-Ispeclal. 1.-The first
bale OF cotton came In to day. Il was
brought by Thad Dulaney, eon Of James
pulaney, OF Kemp. Mr.. ]. B. wniteheld
oopgnt u, paying ~ cents. The bale
a SIG premium. Mr, Whileiield will shin
the cotton TO 81. Louis. So
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Fire Rennr,i

Mu'EEooS, MIcH. Aug. li,-Early yes
terday morning 10000 feet Of lumber Of
the Peninsula Manufacturing company. at
norih Muskegon, was burned also the
eompany's factory and dry kiln, and four
oox-cars, Loss not computed. Tho lum.
Der company had nearly $4,000 insurance
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WIN Protect tho Informer.

DUBLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Irish Times SAYS
1t is understood that the government at New
South Wales has consented TO allow the
inlormers In the PhmniK park murder cases.
who went out on the steamer Python, to
land, and has promised TO protect them,
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NEw YoRK, Aug. ll.-Pulitzer's paper,
the World, to-day calls attention 10 the
fact that In season void Of startling events
II has, IN three months, under the new
management, made its circulation from
Two 70 nve times greater laan il ever was
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TouRSAY, BRLeiuM, Aug. IL Tho trial Of
Canon Bernard, on the charge Of tract.
ing valuable papers and securities from the
episcopal palace, ut Tournnv. WAS con. s,u
oInded this morning. Canon was tonnd
not guilty. we '0una
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BERLIN, Aug ii The German and Turk.
ish governments are cnensed in nerotia.
uous ior the complete annexation of BOSNIA
and Herzegovina by Austria.
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BROwNwOoD

Shot and Killed-Fme Rains and Good
Crops
BRowNwooD, Aug. ll.-[speoiAl. IA tel.
egram was received here yesterday by VIII
liam Robinson, from the sheriff OF Colorado.
TeIes, stating that his son, Lem Robinson.
had been shot aud killed. Lem Robinson
was quiet and inollenSiye young man and
a general favorite where known, and his
father is one Of our best citizens.
We had fine rain here last night. The
crops are better In this county this year
than for years past.
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TYLER.
Through Passenger rrains-Thief Arrested,
Wanted In Louisiana,

Wanted In Louiaiana
TYLER, Aug. II. - Especial, - Through
passenger trains between Gatesvllle, st.
Louis and Chicago, commencing to. morrow.
on the Texas 4 81. Louis railroad also
through freight. The Dallas branch h
next 10 order, viii Dallas secure II or let
II 10 elsewhere?
Special officer Rogers secured the arrest
Yesterday, At Big Sandy. on tho charge OF
thelt OF J. j. Duille alias j NJ. and N /
Dunling, and lodged him IN fail here. IL Is
strongly suspected that he is the party
wanted IN Louisiana for embexElemenf.
and IN Arkansas for murder. The matter
10 being Hited.
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Millinery Department.

A choice and varied assortment o. Bonnet,
and Hats at reduced figures,
A special lot Of Hats at Sc, 100, I5o. 80.
TO SOC,
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HAVANA, Aug. il.-Twenty-niue deaths
rom yellow fever the past week. George
sletson, the former purser OF the steamer
Niagara died ofyellow fever this morn.
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Funds for o,nnnnaI.

NEW YoRK, Aug. liza mass-meeting
will be held at the Cooper institute on tho
9Th Tor the purpose OF raising funds for
tine defense ot Q'Donnell, who killed the
niormer, Carey, ~
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NEW YORK.
Arrival Of tho E.ihatln

NEW foRK, Aug. li.-Tspecial. l-osca-
Wilde arrived on the Brittanica TO-DAY
ne comes here to supervise his new play'
vera" 10 reproduced shortly,
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President Paramore.


wAsHISoroS, Aug. ll.-IIon. John @.
New, who has gone west, and will while
absent visit Chicago with the sub.commlt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-12
SAN ANTONIO.

Horse-Thieves Arrested aud Pursusd.-Poor
Farm Convlcts, Etc.
San ANTONIO, Aug. u.-[speclal.l l-Hap.
tist controversy still goes ON and newspaper
communications are still the order OF tha
day. ''o
Deputy Sheriff Alexander arrested