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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04

DANWLLE, VA, Nov. S-lua a couAict ht-
tween crowd ofwhiles and colored this
evening" Walter Holland, son OF @. &. Ho-
land, was shot IN the head and Is supposed
to be- mortally wounded. Thomas s. Ed.
wards was shot through the body.
Five negroes were killed, and 1t
a supposed that many are wounded
Tine beginningoi the conflict was the beat
ing ofa negro by CttiYen who abused
another negro for apologi1ing for apparent
rudeness, aud who spoke roughly abOut the
citizen, Some OF both colors interiered,
and pistol was Knocked out
OF the hands Of one of the white men and
exploded. Just then the report reached an
assembly Of white citizens, who were In
session about political matters, that = con.
/ Dict was going on 10 the street. They
came out In body, and both classes
crowd were armed. A number OF negroea
/ approaching the white crowd, called out,
shoot, damn you, We had as soon sottie
this thing now Rs any other time
Just then aomebDdy In tho white crowd
eaiiel out Ftel' and hIing began. III Z
negroes returned the hre and Tau
of, some firing as they ran
All the stores closed Immediately
aud the alarm bell sounded and psoplr
came out with arms. The towns sergeant
came out soon alter with ono military com
pany and commanded the peopll
In the name OF the common
wealth 10 20 home, aud the street
soon cleared The city is now under th
supervision Of one OF the military oompan
les and the mounted polio,
THE town sergeant in fespOus
TO message from the goyerno
Offering half II needed, telegrephod o.
! quiet and no further tfoubl
| appreheuded. No arrests polit
! cal excitement has been CROWN
. more and more intense during the presen
canvass for tho member TO the legislI
turC.
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Probable suicide.

Urea, N. y, Oct, 9.--Arthur Il. John
son, lawyer and well known politician
was found dead In his office this forenoon
with pis,ol hall IN his breast. Ito was
theunc.e OF Johnson T. Lynch, who was
shot by Rowell, In batavia on Tuesday
night. They occupied the same office,
and johnson probably committed suicide
under thedepfessiln caused by the shoot.
ing Ol Lunch, This morning at 0i6 Lena
Bender. a woman With whom his intimacy
has been notorious for years, entered
l0hnsons private room by means Of a du.
pliorts key which she carried, she saw the
deRu man aud ran into the hall uhrieking
"Oh, he's dead. Gentlemen having offices
on the floor hurried m aud the news few
over the city like wildiire. The Office
and the otieot Ia front were quick.
ly filled With men. The woman In the
present case Is not more than 70 years OF
age. and her rotations With A, u, Johnson
have been notorious for years, aud her
home, lust across the Mohawk, In Deerhtld,
/ has been his retreat during the debauches
| In which lac has not ,alreauently indulEed,
/ he had n wife and four interesting children,
I the Oldest under 20 years. johnson was
about 65 years old and In recent years had
| been conspicuous as stalwarl
republican, and close lfi,nl
OF Roscoe Conkliug. President Arthur
/ appointed him As commissioner TO exam
| inc the station OF the Northern Pacific rail
way. His death To- shock to the oommu
nifty. Ho was brother OF the late Judg,
Alex Johnson. johnson was a son.in.law
OF Justice Ward Hunt, lately retired from
the bench OF the United States suprem,
l court.
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Killed by nsr Lover

NEw ORLEANS. Nov. Skate Townsend
was killed this morning by her lover Will.
lam sykes.
Later. II is stated tha, sykes and Kate
Townsend have been living together for
twenty-five years and they had
many rows during the past few yearb,
but tho alleged cause OF the murder is
that Kate bad recently determined 10 dis'
card sykes. The murder was committed
at kale's bagnio, No 40 Basin street
After taking coffee IN the dining room,
as usual, Sykes went Into kate's rooni
Nothing more was heard until 10 y. M,
when the servant heard groAns, Sykes IN
responding 70 inquircs said, Miss Kate 10
all right Still hearing groans the Der
wants threatened to call the police Sykes
then opoaed the door and went up stairs,
romafRing that he would give himself up.
| He did so aud Was taken 20
| iAil, Tho murderer had placed bis bloody
/ shirt In tho bureau drawer aud thrown q
/ large dirk knife ont the window. The
servant on entering the room found
/ the murdered woman lying across
| the bod. There were hye woundl
about the chest, each an .nch and hal
/ wide and eight inches deep, The knil,
/ had been driven 10 the HIT every time
| She also received severe scalp wound anC
one on tho arm. Kate Townsend Is re
ported 10 have been worth 500 00o, mostly
M real estate.
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Rnnnlr Ahnna nnrnsa .

DAYTON. Nov. 9.-Ats O'Clock this even.
ing the round house aud repair shsps Of
the Toledo, Cincinnati a 81. Louis
railway caught fire, owing 10
their location bOing IN the
extreme outskirts Of the city, the fire de.
partment could give no assistance, and
the were only able 10 throw q feeble stream,
The building burned 10 the ground In
an hour, aud nothing was saved,
live eAgiues which were In ioi
repairs, were badly damaged Aud all the
engines and machinery OF the shops.
Thu baldingl have only beeu
completed two weeks ana moth
and nothing remains but the ruins. They
were very extensive. The enhro eastern
portion ofthe city was brill ntly lighted
by the flames. Only few cars we're saved.
The loss will reach $4,000, Int the officials
Ia this city are In no position 10 giye infor-
nation. There are no lusurances on the
building. engines or machinery.
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SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Nov, 3 Special News
las reached San Antonio that Joe Brown,
who was several times before the district
court for receiving stolen horses, has been
convicted OF cattle theft at Austin and vas
sentenced TO nine years imprisonment IN
the penitentiary. There are two other in
dictments against Brown IN this county,
and be is supposed TO have been implica.
ted in the recent horse THEFT boom.
The teachers and street commissioners
department are beins paid to-day, The
disbursements will be nearly $40 600,
The San Antonio Sunsets played the
Austin Reds this evening In Austin. The
game at the end OF the ninth inning stood
Sunsets, IA; Austin, 6.
San Antonio will soon have d brewery
and thus save $4,000 year, which nov
goes to St. Louis.
A foot ball club has been formed, com
posed almost entirely OF incognito Englisl
earlg,
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Uonfesatn IIia unIlt

CLEyELANp, Nov 3.-Edward Connell
a brakeman on the Lake Shore railway, was
Jailed to-day to aWait trial In tho United
ntatee court 90 The charge OF sending
obscene matter through The mails. lie
olnietses that he sent intolerably
lewd letters TO divers ladies' OF eminent
reopsotAbihty living here aud IN nsighbor-
ing towns. Some OF these letters were
given the postal authorities, aud with
much alilicplty the detectives traced the
authofship TO him. He WAS arrested last
night IN saledo aud brought hers
to-day aud examined before Com.
missioner White aud committed IN
default OF bail. lie claims that he was not
la his right mind when he sent the letters
which contained uunRturally toul PROPOSE
tions aud represented that he was re-
taincd seusuaiist OF various women OF higl
social rank, Before going 10 the prison he
wrote apologiesto the ladies whom he thu,
grossly offended. lie Is middle aged and
has q wife and children In Lorraine.
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TENARRANA.

TrxARKANA, Nov Special. THE
Miller county circuit court conyenes
here on Monday next the criminal docket
is crowded.
A circus showed here yesterday and the
city was crowded with people from the
country.
A negro named Reynolds, living about
four miles from town. on the Iron Mountain
rsilroad, came Ia yesterday aud surrendered
10 Sheriff Dixon, stating that last week
while showinga colored woman how to load
q gun the. gun was accidentally dis
charged the charge taking effect in the
brain ola little colored girl standing close
by, kllnng her instantly. Reynolds Is IN
iail.
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JofIEr, ILL, Nov. IA verdict was rem
dered in the Mooney murder case nt 2
o'clock, the jury finding Mooney guilty o.
murder In the first degree and atlixlng IN
death penalty. Mooney Is convict
with knife while they were In the eel
alone at night. The case was made doubly
sensational from the fact that the body OF
the victim vas eIhumed and his head
brought into court 10 show the nature Of
the wounds.
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BY SPECIALS.
Galveston; Another Religious Paper
10 be Started.
San Antonio; Finally Convicted, After
Many Trials, for Theft.
Texarkana; Surrender OF q Murderer
on His own Confession.
DenisOn: An Unsuccessful Attempt at
Selt-Aurder.
Austin; An Alleged Rather UnoHcer.
like 0Hleer.
Greenville: Fence-Culters Siin Con,
tlnue tO.Ply Their Work.
Other Interesting Special kilograms
Austini An Alleged Rather Unomcar-
like 0illeer.
Greenyille: Fence-Culters Slill Con,
tlnUe to.Ply Their Work.
Other Interesting Special kilograms.
GALVESTON


GALVESTON, Nov. Especial A large
number OF Catholics held a meeting last
night and decided to organize joint stock
publishing company, with capital stock
OF S2S 00O, for the purpose OF printing a
weekly paper devoted TO the interests OF
the Catholics OF rexas. A committee was
10 dispose OF the stock, aud It
was determined not to begin the publioa-
tiun until 900 was paid
The steamship Whitney arrived from
New Orleans to day, ard after dischareing
the cargo and few passengers, sailed for
Vera Cruz. Among the passengers was
Francisco Anguiano, minister to Mexico
from Guetamala. He Is en- route to the
City OF Mexico via Vera Cruz
The real estate transfers Tor the week
ending to-day amounted TO about 81 1000.
Dr. Penny. health physician, reports
seventeen deaths during the week, o.
which seven were grown ana ten children
County Clerk Wren, issued ten marriag,
licenses Tor the week.
The steamship Excellent, for Bremen
with 100 bales of cotton cleared to-day
There was altogether ten oleaiauces 90 th,
custom house to-day.
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mnusTON

HoUsroN, Nov 3.-lsp5ciall-A sample
of white clarified and beautifully graulsted
sugar from a Fort Bend plantation, was at
the cotton exchange to-day. The cane
from which the sugar was made was cut
from the field IN the morning,
crushed. Juice boiled, all the
A 1.rent processes passed through,
and Nv nighfall ten howheats OF white
clarified W. ready for market. VINO says
reXa. cannot make sugar
4. b. Grtv assistant general passenger
agent. long aai lsvorably known IN con
nection with the general passenger once ol
the Houston end Texas Central, has been
removed nuJ a. Faulkner taken MS place
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company
DKrEoIr, Nov. AT the election OF OF.
Gers Of the National Womcn's Christian
Temperance Union to-day Miss Fratce
Willard was unanimously reelected presi-
den, amid great enthusiasm. Handkerchief,
were waved, the doxology sung and prayer
was offered.
The property OF the Rock River Paper
company. at anrahall was attached this
morning on u claim from the First NaliOual
bank for $40 900. The branch mill az Mar.
she'll was the best the oomp.ny had, Il
always made money for the owners, The
mill Us still running
The solutions finally adopted are
the high taxation OF liQuor. the
iraiic wrong IN principle, Ia efficient
Ia practice and layors prohibitOry iFglslA
ton. II calls for abolition Of internal reve-
nue. az relates TO the manufacture and sale
OF alcoholic liquors it asks tor a legal pro
tectl3n from encrOaChmeute on
the liouof traffic. All these
were adopted unanimously. The iuteres,
eliminated In the discussion OF tho reso-
luton endorsing the l6.h amend
ment and Committing the convention
/ TO woman Suffrage, after a long debate
! participated in by a large number OF dele
gates 40 was temporarily y tabled and Snothe
AhANA AHt ANAANAAAAtlh hhN AAAN NA ANAA'AA .
osnts on board the railroad dining car
which was likewise warmly discussed
aud finally referred back to tho COMMITTEES
Another resolution advocating the IN
creased circulation OF temperanc
literature the equality OF MOI
ais IN both ui tho sexes
prohibition for the sale OF tobacco 1
. minors was unanimously adopted q
was also and with lntons
, oRruestuess, the rCEolutiou pledgin
7 the support Of the union to the politics
, party tayorlng prohibition. rh
remaining officers of the oonyeutson wei
then unanimously reelected as follow
corresponding secretary Mrs. Caroline ]
Buell. Of New York Recording Secretary
, Mrs Mary A, Woodbridge of OAic
. assistant recording secretary. Mrs. u.
, n. Stevens, OF Maine; treasurer, Mi
1 Esther Hugh, OF Cincinnati.
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Made Against
The Mus OF the Roman Catholic Church
at Cleveland.
Untlmely Fad Induced by Depression
aud Drink,
Lame Excuse for Violation of the Pcs
tai Laws,
Convict Found Guilty Of the Murder Of
His Cell Mate.
Telegraph and Telephone Poles Uncer.
enormously Removed.
Other Interesting News by Telegraph.


CLEy BLAND, Nov. 3,-Bshop Gilmour
OF The Catholic diocese fur
nishes tho following for the associated |
press, In answer 10 The widespread report |
that oertGiu nuns had lelta Cleveland cor.
yeut taking With them SO0,0O0, the under
signed would respectfully state that il Is
true; at three different times during the
past year, three nuns have at their own re-
quest been released from their vows and re-
turned to their families. They have in-
CURED no 9ensura, There Is no uukindneSs
between them and the slslerhood In whicn
they were, they were simply
dissatisfied with the religious lite, and al.
| ter tull understanding with the bishop
/ they were released from their VOWS and re.
I turned 20 the world They took with
/ them no money, nor bonds nor yaluahles
/ OF any kind, nor did they seek TO, There is
/ trouble rolatiye to the tenure Of
| 81. Joseph's hospital, commonly known
as the Orphan asylum, This property
I WAS bought 10y public subscriptions of
Catholics OF the diocese OF Cleveland, but
instead Of being pat m the name OF the
bishop, as directed by the laws Of the
church, corporation under the name
OF "St. Joseph'- hospital was formed the
! management OF the funds yearly raised for
tho support Of the orphans not being salts
IAuNANA1 w NtA' NAFiNt' Nv AAAhh NV
funds Do placed under his control
AS alec the asylCm, which had been
built by collections made throughout
the dlocese, rhis was refused by u lev o
.. the nuns, who were officers OF the corpora
l tlOn, and the three nuns who lett were moi
OF these, The matter has been referred tC
, the courta OF the church. where 4
I will be settled. Tho departure o
10 the three nuns had nothing TO do with the
, trouble relative 90 tie tenure the mylun
! property or management Ot the orphan
: funds. IheSe nuns len simply
: because they Wtie dissatistle,
!, with the religious life and between
! them pnd tho bishop Ur tn
. community Ia which the
u lea. there ig not particle of unkiud icel
n ing, Tho nuns left at different times, dur
i ing the past year, the tifst last spring, wh'
y Is nov with her brother and family at Lo
. Angelc0, the second nearly thre
= months HPo aud who is now wit
- her father aud mother IN THIN, Ohio. Tn
!, third 10 Mt present liyng with her friend
q In this civ X. GLAMOUR,
RishOp of Cleveland
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nestrnInlng orher pIa,ol,rd

PrrsBuRa, Nov. B,-In the United States
circuit court this morning the case Of the
Piitsbutg, Youngstown q Chicago railway
against the Pennsylvania company, 10 re-
strain the latter from laying It's track at
Rockpoint, was argued, and Judge Atchison
ordered that the restraining order hereto
fore granted be- dissolved on the defendant
COMPANY giving oond to indemnify the
plaintiff for any damage In the sum OF
$1,000 This gives the defendant company
the right 10 proceed with tho work. and
scores victory for the Pennsylvania COM
pany IN the R0ckpoint war.
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0rnndJurysu sued

sr Louis, Nov. 9.--Dr +. ]. LutE and
DIV Caru,h, who were indicted brought
suit against the grand Jury, each claiming
$4,000 damage for certain reference
made TO them In tho report OF the body
The position Of the plain.
tiils Is that the grand Jury
had no right 10 submit accusations.
otherwise than by indiclmsnt, aud that Il
exceeded its official functions when Il did
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Home Turf.

BRionroE BnAoH, Nov. 3.-Three-Iourth
mile-Polefia, first; Beaverwick, second;
Vexauon, third. Time, l.l7 IL.
Mlle-CapitAlin. frst; Mark, second Al.
labaster, third. Time, 1894.
The French pools paid S5S5,
Mile and one.elght-Golden Flower, hrst
Bonnetla. second Harry Mann, third
Time, 200 IL.
Mile and one-eight-Fellcla, frst; Bosl
SEDAN, second; Gath, third. Time, l5T.
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PLANO, Nov. 3.-Is pecisl.l-Mrs. Fowler
mother.in.law Of Colonel l.. W. Oslcsby'
died at her residence last night, She will
he hurled tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Her loss is deeply mourncd,
Cotton receipts during this week were
c,n,psrAtivriy light A great doal OF pro-
dncs /, being held here on account Of the
scarcity Of ears.
The town was quite lively to-day.
Weather fine.
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CLYDE, o.. Nov. 3,-The Clyde bank ha $
suspended payment Cashier Parkhurst
TO the amount OF nearly $4,000, Il Is sup
posed eau he made good bv the remaining
partners, Richards and Harkness. No de.
hloahOnAs suspected.
u. II Sutherland, hardware dealer, has
assigned In consequence Of the banks
failure
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worla.s Cotton E,po.ItIen

Albany, Nov. 3..Commissioner.G |
Morehead had an interview with Governor
Cleveland ON the subject Of the WORLDS
Exposition and Cotton Centennial at New
Orleans next year. The governor will use
every eiiort 90 have the state represented
by appropriate exhibits The governor
also invited the appointment Of q delegate
from each cotton mill aud lutte factory In
the state to the National cotton association
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rlaced In the Mnnda ot the A..Irn,e

CIScISSAri, Nov. 3'-Fasln's flour mill
has been placed in the hands OF the asslg.
nee. The mill Is ono OF the largest in the
city, but during the lmt six months has
been running only 100 barrels per day. No
statement OF assets or Liabilities.
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Homicide.

Mraruls, Nov ST.. NJ. Edwards, aged
%, u man of family was
shot and killed yesterday At
kerryville, Tennessee. by Sam Roberds,
a young man. The tragedy gtew out OF a
scandal, In which Edwards had been
charged with seducing the young step.sis, (,
ter OF Roberts Edwards, who was AN elder in
the Presbyterian church, wss at recent
trial expelled from the church, his guilt
having been proven. The killing is said 10
have been unjustiable, Edwards surren-
dered himself to-day.
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succeed hy sullIyan

ST Louis, Nov. S.-rhe Sullivan slug
ging combination arrived to-day and
gave au exhibition Tonight
In East 81. Louis 10 q fair audience
James Miles, q horsemAn OF this city,
ambitious TO show hts powers as a
slugger, insisted upon standing before Sui
lyan two minutes, aud iually gained per.
mission. lie was knocked oil the stage
in less than thirty seconds. He Is not
seriously hurt. Sullivan will to.
morrow pitch part OF the game OF
ball between two picked ninee.
Ths party will leave for Chicago, en- route
10 San francisco, early next week.
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Indian TronbIss

FoRr BuFoED, DAK., Nov. s.-The Camp
Cree haltbreeds are creating trouble at
White Earth, ilny miles south OF BuiOrd.
Many ranches have been pluntered and
number of cattle driven of aud killed.
General Whistler has been appealed TO for
aid. He has referred the matter 20 the
department headquarters at 81. Paul.
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SPECIAL SALE Commencing MONDAY NOV. s, fer Week Onyd OF
And Cents Furnishing Goods,
ought at auction from the recent great fire in Broadway
New York.

HOSIERY-Gent'S Cotton Hose worth Ioc pair, Tor
pc dozen; Gents Fancy Colored Hose worth 25c for oc
pair Babrggan Hose worth SOC, for I5c pair; Gents
l Regular Made Hose worth SOC, for 25ca pair Ladies
oed Hose dozen ladies & Solid Color n5p 0'e 3Jes sTe3
Fine Imported Hose, 4oc pair, ETC.
Gents Undershirts and Drawers, worth soc, Tor 5oci
Gents Colored Merno Undershrs, worth 75c' for 4oci
Gents Fine White Merno worth 81, for Soc Gents Fine
White Shirts worth $3.50 for 81 Gents Coored SHIRTS Y
br 7sc Cents aplv Linen Collars worth 2oc, or Ioc;
Gents Scarls and Ties, worth soc, for a5c, etc
MILLINERY-We have just received 5000 sample e ana m
pattern Hats goods worth from So s. each and we will sell
al Of them for this week only 81 each.
JERSEYS-A line OF new Jerseys, in ladies' s,leS' -
as Casbmsres and general Dry Goods Nothing but bar
gns in Walking jackets, Coaks, Dolmans Circulars, etc
new line Of Ladies Suits, Ladies Underwear, Corse's
Lace Goods, ETC.
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NEw YoRK, Nov. S.-siK bench warrant .
have been issued for the arrest OF persons
accused OF having connection with the
frauds In the water bureau. u. Eiker, who
was out ON bail, has been re.arrested.
John b. Dolan, Setliek Scoheld, and Mi
ohael Whine have given bail Other ar.
rests Of clerks expected.
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GuuEr. Nov. S-lspseial.l-There was a
meeting Of the mos, prominent and inhu.
sntial citizens OF this city and vicinity here
to-day {, take action towards receiving the
et,ensi1n Of The Longview and Sabine
R,ysr railroad, from LongvieS 70 this
tlts,. The proceedings OF the meeting re
'i,cJ in appOlnting com.
&c. eomposed of the fol-.
! g,rg named gentlemen Major
p 1r.rt editor OF the Mirror Judge j..
-. Heckle W. Boyd secretary Captain
J. r. Fard, and Hon. +. j. Law. The above
am II committee will wait upon Colonel
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puor PolNr, Nov -fspeoAll.-Thc
thief ,hat robbed Esquire Yeakley near this
Mace was captured near Whltesboro, by
N puty SheiiiI Kendall and brought here
and recasuizad bv the party robbed, lie
vii be examined tomorrow bsioro Justice
JOhusou
Weather fair. Business good.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov, D. Eiward Richards
40 years old, an inmate ofthe National
Soldiers Home, has been asleep twenty
nine days, He went to northern Wisconsin
ona furlongh in September and was en-
gagged as nurse by the sheriff OF Bayfield,
county, who one day found him
asleep, He could not be
awakened and has been brought home in
eomatose condition. He has been regular.
ly led by attendanlsand swallows anything
put In his mouth when held up by attend.
ants. lie can walk is sensible 10 touch on
/ the bottom OF his teot aud draws up his
/ limbs when tickled, In the easly part OF
the present year, Richards slept IRON Feb.
ruary 2Sth 10 March 10th. He was onoe
sent To an insane asylum and hsa frequent.
| ly had epoliphc dts.
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Ban FRASonoo, Nov. 3.-Judge Hoffman
OF the United States district court,
In hearing the Chinese habeAs corpus cases
to day ntimated that he would de-
eide that all Chinamen for
merly residents OF San Francisco
who left prior TO The issuance Of return
certificates were entitled to land.