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SENATOR GIBBS returned home SUNDAY
and has met with q hearty welcome and re-
ceived many congratulations from his
friends and constituents. His course on
the penitentiary and the school question,
aud the record he has made on all import.
ant measures has increased the confidence
and good will of his people, No district in
the state has been better represented, and
he has stuck to the promises made in his
canvass. He has proven himselfa progress.
i've and capable representative of people
who have honored him.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Property Increasing In Vaiue---Extensive
building, Etc

SULPHUR SPRINGS, April l7.-[Speciall l.
on account of the assurety of our getting
the Houston & Texas Central and Texas 4
st. Louis railroads, property has increased
IN some instances one hundred per cent In
value.
A Jefferson capitalist, in conjunction with
some of our moneyed men, intend putting
up a wool factory in this city.
About eight brick buildings will soon
be erected, besides the Episcopalians will
soon build them a church, and will offer
the pastorate to Rev. Mr.. Dennis, OF JEFF
lerson, Texas.
There was circus in town yesterday,
which brought large crowd here that we
expect to see again before December.
Many of our citizens have determined TO
attend the Dallas SUngerfest.
Col. &. b. Stephenson, prominent Dial.
las cotton buyer, and =. Barney, OF
Sanger Bros, were on our streets to-day.
Our nights and mornings are cold, but
noon is warm.
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TnE continued increase of the country's
population and the vast amount of travel.
ling characterizing the day, are shown in
the large number of new hotels that are
daily being erected in the several leading
cities. In Texas, Galveston and Houston
have structures that will compare favorably
with anything of the kind in the oil Ter
states. A 100000 establishment is to be
built this summer in Austin. Dallas is also
10 have one or two new large hotels, and SO
on with other cities. Even Mobile is soon
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EX-SENATOR FERRY and family, we are
told are to spend year at least on their
European tour. This announcement con cs
upon the heels OF the fact that the gentle
mau had just failed in both politics and
business. His must therefore have been
typical American iailuro--full handed.
Tho eX-sonator's past life and methods
would not indicate that he would forget
himself in such weighty circumstance as
business failure. His own personal com.
fort is matter that has comprised and con.
stitutel about the whole extent Of his 70.
igion heretofore.
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TnE news comes from over the waters
that tho warm assent of several of the
European governments had been obtained
TO the recent Spanish vote condemning the
application of the Monroe doctrine to the
Panama Canal. II our government pro-
poses TO show what it is among the nations,
the opportunity is presented. A firm stand
in the matter oithe canal will settle the doc
trinc aud American influence forever there.
after,
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Ar tho last session oil the legisla ture Sen.
ator Taylor OF Hood county introduced
nineteen billsof general character, thir
teen of which passed the senate, while nine
passed both houses and became laws. Ol
these bills four were defeated in the house
for want OF time. Among the most impor-
tant OF his measures was the bill adjusting
outstanding land certificates, and the one
authorizing tho Comptroller to receive tax
es due for 1871 to 1876 inclusive in real es
tate which would have brought 100000 n,
least into the treasury.
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SOME of the Jewish journals are calling
for the organization of tho modern methods
OF worship. They seem to think that the
synagogue in America to attract and en-.
chain young American Jews must be
American in its ways and surroundings
Rituals foreign to the tastes and views Of
tho people of today are not now attractive
Tho Aslatic and tho Semitic with their an,
tiquated forms must yield to the new
American convictions; otherwise, these
writer's assert, Judaism must retrograde.
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In Portland, Maine last year, there were
sixteen hundred cases of such ilagrant
drunkenness, that that number of men
were arrested and punished under the anti
liquor and antidrnnkcnncss laws. This
fact occurring in the State of prohibition
and in city only littlelarger than Dallas,
10 n hard nut 10. the prohibitionists to
crack About the same character of stats
ties are furnished IN all the States where
prohibition, so called, is the order of the
div
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We are indebted TO the Lone Star Order
Il. Il. Conductors, Division No. 3 Denison,
for an invitation to their third annual ball
and banquet TO be given at the opera house
in that city on May LIST. The invitation
card is one of the handsomest pieces
work we have seen in long while; aud the
bill OF fare has been gotten up by II finish
ed restaurant eur and skilled caterer The
HERALD will certainly be represented o the
occasion OF the oyiaI reu Mon
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Baton Rouge.

BATON ROUGE, La, April l7.-[Special.
The river fell about three feet the last
week backwater continually receding.
The cane crops look well and are from
ght to ten inches tall. Cotton is ready to
be worked Corn is not so PROMISING
Gardens good and vegetables abundant o.
The new Western Union wire will be
completed from New Orleans TO Baton
Rouge this. week and the strinsing of nm.
other wire from New Orleans to Marshall il
to be commenced 80
The weather js clear.
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Mn WATERsoN, of the Courier Journal
thinks Sam Randall had better quit his
nonsense about the Speakership, and COL =
fine his aspirations to the Craftsmanship of
the Appropriations committee. Henri is
bitter against tho protectionst democrats,
and says they should receive no counte-
nance from genuine democracy.
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Tuis is tho way the circus bicycle per
former does il, according TO the bills; "lle
makes his way along the dizzy, curving
track, seated upon his writhing, racing,
tickle wheel, at brcakneck speed. The
variation of an inch from the centre of
gsav'ty and the desperate man would incur
instant death but he gracefully emerges
with his quivering wheel into the arena,
amid the wild and dealening applause OF
the enthusiastic multitude"
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TENARKANA.
The wrou. Man Arrested For Murder.

-, S''N'' II VT I'FWTWVTs
TEXARKANA April IT. Special. Detective
Dwyer OF the service brought in man to-
day from Lodi whom he took to be the
murderer OF +. $. Vale at this place in
August or Sept last. The prisoner mere
boy persisted in his innocence and The
widow Vale upon seeing him said he was
the wrong man, and he was released. The
prisoner it seems made. the statement in n
drunken spree night or two ago that be
Killed Nai,e and Dwyer coming in possession
OF the iact made the arrest having first
learned he was lately from this place.
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FORT WORTH.
MisGNllnnanmA Nerua

FORT WORM, April l7.--[Spcclal. The
committee appointed to take measures to
secure the building of the branch lunatic
asylum met this afternoon and decided to
at once select four hundred acre tract
near this city suitable as a location. The
selecting committee will be here early i'm
May. -
Moses Wieder ofSt. Louis to-day brought
SUIT against Sheriff Maddox Tor $l0,GOO
damages Tor selling stock of goods belong
ing 10 w. oplrlr OF st. Louis under attach
ment, when the goods were assign ed to
Weincr. w. w
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10 erect one OF the fines. in the South and
New Orleans is agitatiag the question Of a
nsS modern style hotel to eclipse anything
in the South, and to this end her people
propose joint stock company of 81, 10000,
This is what railroads de for a country.
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TINS Texas Press Association will convene
in Dallas on the 10Th of May. There will
be nearly 200 members present from all
parts olthe state, and the consequent boom
in tho Say of fino advertising of Dallas, is
almost inconccivablc. Let our people do
all that they can TO make the visit of the
editors pleasant,
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Church Festival

Tho ice cream and strawberry festival
which was to have come Off ON Tburs,,v
and Friday nights of this week, and bc ,;ys.
en- by the ladies Of the Baptist Chur,b. Viii
be postponed until the same nights of next
week. Parties who have promised contri'
to the above. '''u'ns
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DENIsON.

Ihes u den Death of n German.
DENIsoN, April 17.-[Special. IA Ger.
man, named Struck, fell dead last night
while eating supper at hi, sisters M,s
Leberman's, house. He had been in good
health previous. =" soo"
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Man Chloroformed and Rohho,

man Chioroformed and Robbed,
PALESTINE, April IT, Especial. - This
morning about 3 O'Clock Mr.. Reynolds the
proprietor OF sporting resort, had his
room IN the Arlington hotel, where he re-
sides, entered by burglars and about So5cO
IN cash and valuable jewelry were stolen
reynolds was chloroiormed. His wife. who
awoke, was silenced by revolver, held he.
lore her.eyes, and the robber escaped with
the booty. No arrests yet. Wv"
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IN A NV For lnfaniile and Birth lin.
c1S1Ah@ ~ mors, Rough Chappod. ar
GNasy skin, Pimples and minor skin Blcmishcs
use use ovi,CuhN SOAR, an exquisite SKIN B.Auri.
r t anu Ioilet Bath anu Nursery sanatlys
CrTlcpRA healing balsams, ~AN '"'As ai'u
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ia,e v, vain ,nas ,,v n,v.r
only that the city fathers an
The limbs and lives Of our citi.
az, II ia shame that pedcs.
e ~, night n y, sh !, y, A DO forced 70
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Mounted Police.


Cmur de Lion Lodga Nos.
Visiting Lodges in Order OF Seniority.
Representatives in Carriages
Grand Lodge Officers in Carriages
The line of march was as follows:
Form at 9:3Oa. m. sharp in front of Grand
Windsor hotel, facing west, and march west
to Jefferson street, south 70 Commerce,
east to Austin, north to Main, east to Har.
wood, north to Elm and west TO the castle
hall. '"''''
Before the procession marched the
knlghts, who made fine appearance, gave
an exhibition drill in front of their head.
quarters, and they went through il
remarkably well. In the afternoon
they repaired to Shady View Park at the
terminus OF the San Jacinto Street Car line
wheie a basket picnic and open air concert
followed, when the enlivening strains of
the sweetest Of music called forth the deyo-
tees of Terpsichore for the dance which
continued uninterruptedy far into the
hlght, the gay dancers keeping time TO the
excellent music disconrsed by Meiue
Bros, orchestra. Thursday night a Grand
pau VIII be given at Mayors hall and Fri.
DAY night the day on which the Grand
Lodge will adjourn banquet will be given
on which occasion Mr.. Il. Z. Aunspauph
Will act us master of ceremonies,
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Hughes Bros. Il Co. are the sole agents
for the sale OF the celebrated Waukesha
spring water At Dallas, Texas. Trade am.
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KNIGHTS or PYrHIAs.

Converting of the Grand Lodge-street Pa
rsde7Pienic,-Hopa and Workings of the
Order
The grand lodge of the knights of Pyth.
las for the state OF Texas which convened
in this city yesterday was well attended by
members from other lodges and there are
good many visitors in the city who came to
participate in the attending festivities. The
lodge will remain in session four days, tue
committee OF reception of Occur de Lion
lodge No. s of this city met their brother
Knights at the railway depots as they ar
rived and gave them cordial recep-
ton. The streets and principle
business houses were decorated with ever.
greens and emblems, giving the colors of
the order, which are red, yellow and blue.
Inc principal feature of the day to the out
side world was the grand street parade of
the Knights in full uniform, who escorted
the grand lodge officers and representatives
from the Grand Windsor hotel, the head
quarters of the order, to Castle Hall, the
lodge-room of the home knights. which is
In the third story OF the Exchange building,
at The northeast corner of Elm and Austin
streets, where they held session.
Fast Chancellor Commander Sydney
Smith acted as grand marshal of the dav.
assisted by Messrs. J. c. Arnold and w
H. w. Smith, and the following was the
order OF march from their headquarters to
their castle:
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SKIN DIsEN,E

vi me most painful nature on his face, head
IVES S'lT hehds neatly destroying his cyesiSht
iailed;-lE II, Dt0kc Detroit, MleI, ''"
~ TX truSt-Raby OF two years hcad oov,rci
with custs and sores cured, nnd now N S'G Gnc
Cincinnati :" '""'o" NJ
ftlcG CurlouRA Sc, aud S. Oper box RE-.
ssolNSNr u Oh per bottle. CUricuRN So,p
erywhore A'' '''" w
Potter Drug ana Chemical Co Eos,o,
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Cutieuca.
Cutienra.
&cxokuQa

'NHEONLY absolute cure for scrofula, sorofu.
Mc,cu u0ns Contagious' Itching, scaly, Pimply,
mors, Blood Poisons and Tnriur hu =
SMn Diseases il the CUrIcuaA RENE
DIES They have performed miracles n,
o o,hes when physicians, hopitals and ali
p Rn5 means failed They are the only Skin and
mineral poisons They are PREPARED Inv cb s"u
i hof world wide celebrity and iinsullisd
Donor. They differ In composition from Mi OH.
e1 kn9wn remedies. Hence they command The
9pI cna OF physicians, druggists and Gil at
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PALESTINE.

Non-Union Printers arc Wanted at Once
In the Herald Office.
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Gray hairs often cause annoyance, which
fAfker's Hair Balsam prevents by restor.
lug the youthful color. ~
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huhivi WI lHc lace, uCCk ana head for 10 vparS
permanently cured by CuuouRA RENeprys, ar.
Ter medical and hospital treatment had failed
= non VIM, TAYLOR 5 pcmberton So. Roster.
SALT KhkuM covering the body for 10 years
','s 1,eHsiog allknolwn methods OF treatment.
ION, lawyer, rs State street. Boston
rsoRlAsis or LeproSy of2J years standing nor.
iSeuy cutei Most wonderful case on Tcc,ri
cure certified to me before magistrate 0nj
W wVlt,sn9wn citizens III, Il, Carpenter, Hen,
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mUIICUHA KESOIVENT ---7---
IN new blood purifier, kills the disease germs
vi v, ocroluious, Contagious, and Inherited Hin.
snIrs,,, wn'ch nont III the blood. urine and per.
sp5,iatlon, eSpelling them. through the bowels
k,uneys anu pours OF the skin. CuTICuRt n
umeuielnal Jelly, eats away dead skin and Flesh
aiisys i,chings and iriitauous, softens. soothcs
n n heals IL instantly relieves the most tortn,
lug l'ohlng Humo's Itching Piles aud DcNrnts
lrrta Ions CurIcURA Soar preparcd rro,, 'V ~
ricrM is indispensible In the treatment of skin
DlseaSes lni0ntlc and Birth IIumors. and FIR
prcStrving and beautiryng the Skin. 'N'
National Republican., 1883-08-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The Twenty-Mile Bicycle Race at the Athletic
Park Won by Higham,
Trotting Races at the Ivy Trncis-Bnso
Bnn Notes.
TwENTY-M1LE BICYCLE RACE.

Nearly five thousand people witnessed the
bicycle fnce and wrestling match at Athletic
park yesterday afternoon. The atmosphere
was quite warm but that did not interfere
with the enthusiasm of the people in tho
loast. Tho crowd was composed of repre-
scntatives of all classes, and numerous bets
were offered aud taken on the competitors in
the race as we'll as the wrestling match
At 8 o'clock the referee, Mr.. William +.
Harding, of the editorial staff of the National
Police Gdsetto called time, and Mr.. Stephen
o. DOnnell and Mr.. Gus Hill, both Of New
York city, entered the ring, which had
been inprovsed for tho occasion in
front of the grand stand. Both men
presented fine physical proportions O'Don-
nolPs ago is 3S years and his weight 140
pounds, while Hills age is 25 years and
weight 142 pounds Hills colors were ma
room and ODonnell's green and blue. Both
of them have been in wrestling matches on
several previous occasions. HUI is the cham
pion swinger Of light and heavy Indian clubs
in this country. The wrestling contest was
very exciting, and the two men exerted every
muscle and nerve for the mastery. Tho first
round was won by ODonnell in four minutes.
In the second tho men came up smiling
and clinched, Hill looking as if he intended
TO do or die. BY false movo on the part of
his opponent he was enabled to put his ad-
versary upon the fiat of his back amid great
applause, winning tho round in exactly two
minutes.
In tho third round ODonnell throw Hill
over his head Time, two minutes.
Tho fourth and last round and the match
was won by O'Donnell in four minutes, after
y terrific struggle. The applause at this point
was dealenng.
O'Donnel was then presented with the
purse of 1900. Messrs. w. $. White, George
S. Smith, and w. q. Collins acted as judges
The eventoi tho afternoon was then opened
by tho appearance upon the track of the fol-
lowing named bicyclists c, j. Young of
Boston, twenty-six hour champion; II. w.
Higham. of England, long distance cham
| pion; John 8. Prince, champion of America;
Thomas Harrison, eX-champion of America
Fred s. Robinson, professor and expert.
These gentlemen were introduced to the
vast audience, each one being vooiferously
applauded on his presentation. They then
drew for position, and were allotted as fol-
lows: Young No. /; Robinson, No. Q; Har-
risou, No. 3; Higham No A, and Prince, No.
8. At the tap of the bell they started off,
being encouraged throughout the contest by
the cheers of the audience and the inspiring
music of the marine band.
Thn fnl1 si,,,f fhop hxr,,
National Republican., 1883-08-25

point it expects to reach on Monday. 1t will
cruise around the lower Chesapeake a
few days, and then sail up the Potomac,
reaching home ON Friday or Saturday OF
next week. The Innoccnts are having a
good time, though fishing has not been quite
up to expectation. NOxt year they will go to
Block island, Marthas Vineyard, and Nam
tucket, coming down Long Island sound
through He'll Gate to New York, and thence
down the coast
People here mourn because the marine
band could not be at tho cape this year,
and Col. MacCaulcy is denounced with
great freedom for his senseless order
fencing in tho band. His ears
would tingle II he could hear the
remarks that are made about him in conse-
quenco of that order which is inexplicable
TO many who cannot understand how the
tono of the band is going TO bo elevated, or its
efficiency improved In any way by forcing It's
members to stay in Washington through the
summer and exc out an existence by playing
in beer saloons and cheap dives of every de-
scription. Most people fail to see why
playing occasionally at summer resorts
is more degrading than horn blowing or fiddle
scraping in variety shows Col. MacCauley
should put his marine band into glass case
if he wants to keep 1t wholly pure.
On Satu rday sham battle or mock tourna-
ment on The beach IS contemplated. The fat
men will do most of the hard work on that
occasion.
On Sunday tho officers will dine with Sem
ator sewell at the Stockton, and the command
will be reviewed later
II tents will be struck Monday morning
and the command will take the cars in time
to reach Washington at o'clock in the even
ing. JASON.
Col Moore, of the Washington Light In
fantry, now camped in Camp Sewell." Cape
May, sent word to this city yesterday that one
ofhis soldiers had deserted, and was supposed to
be concealed in Washington. Following is the
description and name: The man Is known
under the name of Gen. James NJ. Ewing (;
height, 6 feet / inch weight 1913 pounds
occupation, disbursing clerk in tho depart
ment of Justice.
Col Spoford, of the Riggs house, appre-
hended the deserter and started with him to
camp last night on the 10 o'clock train. Tho
prisoner will be tried by drumhcad court
martial to-day and probably be fed to the
sharks at high tide.
National Republican., 1883-08-25
Local Items,

John Toomey and John Carney, two
bloods, got into u fight in tho Division last
night aud were locked up by Sergt. Boyle.
Mr.. Thomas Witlaw, late a member of
Mount Olivct lodge, /. o. o. NJ, who had
been visiting this city, died here on Tuesday
and his remains were inferred on Thursday.
Social lodge, No. ], Of this city, took charge
of the remains and buried them Masonic
ceremonies. The funeral was largely attened
by relatives and friends.
A large delegation Of the Schuetzen Verein
will 20 to Baltimore on Monday to partici-
pate in the three days festival of the Balti-
more schuetzenfest, which begins on that
day.
Although Frank Ellis said he was 40 years
old when he was locked up for being drunk
last night. he began to weep and protest
locked up before, and wasn't doing moth
ing"
One of the genuine Scotch thistles which
were used at the recent banquet given by
Col James ID. Cummings in honor of Sir
Walter Scotts birthday was sent TO the
Marquis Of Lorne week ago. Col Cum.
mings has received a polite note from the
states that he is glad that the birthday Of so
great novelist as Walter Scott is celebrated
in this country.
Residents on B street, between Third and
Fourth streets northeast, complain of the large
number of dogs that infest that neighborhood
at all hours of the night. They make the
night hideous with their noise and attempts
at sleeping is failure. The police are very
seldom seen in that neighborhood, and the
dogs nightly hold high carnival.
Washington's new military, the Continental
Guards, were parading on the streets las
night and presented handsome and soldiery
appearance.