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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-16
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Aug. 10.-[Special.l- lon
the 9Th instant Count Joseph Telfener,
of the New York, Texas & Mexican rail-
way, arrived in Victoria, overland
from Brownsville, where he is
now under cover, trying TO evade the pro
dess of service in the hands OF the sheriff of
Victoria county, in an important land suit
involving /, 500, 900 acres located in El Paso
county, which he p lrchased from General
Russ aud other parties ln Dallas last OCtO-
Der, and defaulted on his contract. Russ d
approximating nearly half a
million dollars, and have been
irving 10 secure service on Telfeuer, in
this state. Telfener also purchased from
Messrs. Kneeland, Harrison 4 David. of Ell
Paso, over 900 sections OF land in El Paso
county last October, for which he contracted
20 pay seventy-fiye cents an acre within a
stipulated time. He also failed 70 keep his
contract with Messrs. Knoland, Harrison
a Davis, although they rlgidly
Kept theirs. It is TO evade process Of law in
these cases that his presence in victoria is
denied, with the hope that the court will be
able TO transact certain necessary business
that requires his presence there, and get
beyond the confines Of the state before
the officers can secure service upon
him as defendant in these suits.
TeIeerams. however, have been received
in this city by the agent Of Mr..
Mackay here, and other parties,
and Allen Mccoy, late general
freight agent of the International
a Great Northern railway, on the receipt
of A telegram from Teliener. left this city
this morning for Victoria TO see the count
relative 10 the position Of general manager
Of the road, for which position Mccoy is an
epplicaut. Teliener.is expected In this city
in q few days, u due IN New York on
The 18th. and must be in
london BIZ the 10th Of September, and is
travelling incognito in Texas TO avoid arrest
and prosecution for violated contracts.
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HUTCHINS.

HurcH1Ns, Aug. lO.-ICorrespondence,l-
The picnic at this place to-day proved a
decided success. The day was clear and
pleasant, and at an early hour the people
hogan to assemble at Clark's Grove, until
fully 1000 took their positions TO ilsten 10
tbe exercises from the stand at ii o'clock.
r. Toole, of the HERALD, was intro,
duced to the audience, who, IN an able and
entertaining manner, contrasted the prlvil-
eyes, habits and equality OF the American
citizen with those OF other countries, setting
forth the great benefits and happy results
that flow from frequent meetings OF the
people for social and intellectual inter
course. His speech was highly entertaining
and was listened to with close attention by
The next speaker introduced was the
Hon, ]. n. Cochran, who ably discussed
the proposed constitutional amendments
and ad yised their ratification by the people.
Following close upon Mr.. Cochran's speech
Mr.. A. Oppenheimer was introduced, VINO
claimed to be an uncomprom,,
ising advocate OF free schoois ana
woman's rights. He informed his hearers
that he had come to talk business. That
Dallas and surrounding country would be
greatly benefited by the erection OF cotton
factory in Dallas city, which would give
endowment TO large number VINO are
now in enforced idleness, and save at leas
Sl25 per day in transportation alone
He showed up the Dallas cotton factory,
historically, gave its present standing and
urged cooperation as the only means OF
accommodating this great work. Alter the
conclusion OF Mr.. Openheimer's Speech
some of our solid men subscribed for stock;
several shares were taken.
Most of the candidates for public weigher
were present. soliciting voters for their ald
on the 18th instant, in placing them in that
responsi bic office. After bounteous dln-
ner and an evening Of social enjoyment,the
crowd dispersed.
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The Dypamiters.

DUBLIN, Aug. 1O.-The Irishman, news
paper, denounces the verdict in the cases Of
Feathersone, Deasy, Flanagan and Dalton,
who we're yesterday convicted at Liverpool
of treason and felony, and sentenced to
penal servitude for lite. II declares no one
could expect Liverpool to be impartial.
The Freeman's Journal, commenting on
the cases, says no sentence is too severe for
the dynamiters,
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l0.-Oherliby, who on
the Sth instant was acquitted of the charge
of treason and felony, but was detained to
answer 10 further action, was
to-day arraigned on the charge of consDi-
racy TO murder. The crown offered no
evidence against the prisoner, aud the jury
formally acquitted him, and he was there
upon released from custody.
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In making the assertion that Pozzonps
Medicated Complexion Powder is entirely
free from injurious or dead y poisons, we
do it upon the authority OF thor2uth
chemical analysis. 1t is one of the Oldest
face powders in the American market, aud
is used in the families OF some OF our most
prominent medical men, who have person.
ally acknowledged to the proprietor that
they not only consider it harmless, but
esteemed 1t highly bene fetal in every re,
spect, not only for the use of ladies and
children, but for the 'lord of creation" him
self, Sold by all druggists.
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WACO
Ccronerss verdIct-CItizsns Desire Rail
road Extension and shops.

CcroBerss verdIet-CItiEens Desire Rail
rosd Extension and sbops.
Waco, Aug. 1O.-lspeciAll-The YER
dict OF the corODers jury over
the body Of Pete Hamilton, u
that be came 20 bic death from effects Of
. pistol shot ct the hands Of parties IN
known. At the inquest two parties testi-
fed thst q negro fred a. two men
% the railroad previous 20 his shooting.
The owner o. the gun found near the
dead hodv testified that i was loaded IN
both barrtis SUNDAY efternoon. When
found 0ns barrel had been discharged
IL. Nixon vas jEiled % day for horse
TIE wsoo bass ball club Win probably
enter the Dailas tournament.
A meeting q wealthy Intelligent and pro
grpsrive business men was held
fhis afternoon % discuss The prospects
Of sscuring the proposed extension q fhe
ssnta Fs rod frgm Moody
a. Cameron 20 Waco, and
10 tsks sorns sc.ion looking 20 thsf eDd-
Al c1-rrnittee. oomp1ssd o. JOIN
I. Pima. william Csme-on end
"a Ratnr wsrs nppointed - c1Dfe- with
- ,fi-ec1-s a the ru11 e. TIER
rrarffrr e. Galveston. he ssrne
rsrItl enlsn. rifh ths nddition 81 ". W
a-slsT. ws-s narre1 . c1rnrriftee -
r-rr Wnrrs ciair ct he
Io-rtior q fhs nnrrcr-gEure stops hers-
Ths nsr 1nst.tIs q Ne lez.- q
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AIvARADO.

Improved Accommodations on the Santa
Pc Assured Success Of Crops-DistiIlery.
Etc.
AIvARaDo. Aug. 10.-TspeciAl.l-A
thority from a reliable source says thst at
an early day the Santa Fe viii establish
two through passenger trains between Dali
las and Galveston, and that additional
pa-seng er coaches are ROY en- route for this
service which seems as though rallas IL TO
be the objective point and has secured the
extension
Men Eho contemplate engaging in bust
ness would do vel 10 visit this point, as
succ.--- T. assured % al.
Crups oi every kind are made, and better
than sver knOrn In this section Twenty
Thousand bales Of cotton are the estimated
recfip Of Alvarsdo the coming season.
Capitalists from Kennedy haye seCur ed q
tract Of five acres west Of town, and ms
chinery is nov en- route for distilerT . !
large capacity.
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-N-"
taAEh E.ION .
Banned Burglar - Contract for Water
works sIgnsd-wIn Resign, Etc.

BanBed Burglar - Contract for Water
works slEnsd-wIn Resign, Etc.
GALvEsros, Aug. 10 Ispecial.l BE-
tween 10 and II O'Clock last night negro,
named George Henninger. while attempt
ing 20 burglarize the tug Mollyneam, was
shot and seriously wounded in the shout
der BIZ Captain Fox, who called 10 the
negro. when be broke and run. The shot
srou-sd the crew and attracted the police,
when search was instituted for the negro,
who vss found hiding under the railroad
carr, near the brick wharf Henninger vhs
taken 10 jail on The charge Of burglary.
The contract ior the watef-vOrks vas
rirupd fhis afternoon. and iTnmeoiately
Mayor Fulton left for brief visit 70
Coionsi H.M. Horis and party len ior
The norfh this aftern00n.
The Receipts on the Center street. car line
have Decreased fully 0ne-baf since TIE pa-
viliyn burned
The steamship Colombo VII al ioer Nsv
Torf tomorrow morning The Bnaoalupe
vii errfrs on Sunday nsEt.
Iudrs Morrnl has signihed bis intention
q s,,sef1y retiring from fhs bench, stat NJ
thai Ii heaIth n 80 p-ecarious a. - MAKE
Tie rfrr frrrerstfra. Speculation u afAl1
riIs a. = No I'll surresd him 81 judge Of
The rnitet States distrlct cgurt
Recsipts ~ cotton In he psst twenty -iour
hours are - baies-
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Large Land Sale.

Yesterday Captain s. ]. Adams, of this
city, and Mr.. A. NJ. Britton, of Fort Worth,
purchased of the New York & Texas Land
company, through its president, Mr.. /.
Evans, of Palestine, 235 900 acres of land for
the Espula Cattle company at 1912 IL per
acre. The land is located in Dickens couu-
ty, and will be turned into mammoth
rancho. The headquarters of the cattle
company are at Fort Worth. This is one
OF the largest land sales that was ever con-
summated in this section.
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The state land board " receiving appli.
oati ms ~ lease land In quantities ranging
from twenty ~ 100 sections These appli-
cations are from small stock owners, the
large owners showing disposition not 10
lease.
The attorney general ruled to-day In nm.
swer 10 question from Denton, that CITY
councils under the act OF 1885, could not
remove school trustees 1900
Under the act Of 1879, loo
we're paid to-day by the treas
urer TO the heirs OF A. Bledsoe,
as counsel fees paid by him in the case OF
the State vs.. the international railway. =,
Vaeckersbergcr accidentally shot himself
through the neck. Ills wound is consid-
cred dangerous.
Certain men claiming to be deputy mar
shals under Colonel Costing, have been
riding over his district for several days an
moving the citizens. He is on their track
and if possible will put stop to their ca
| Teer.
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NAyAsOTA.
Refreshing Rain-Died-BOll Worms
Right-of-way, Etc.

EAvAsoTA, Aug. l0.-[5pecial.I-There
was a yery heavy rain here to-day, and IL
seemed TO be general, which was quite
beneficial as NUMBER OF
cisterns in town were empty.
Mr.. r. II. Graves died suddenly yester-
day of congestion, after few days illness.
The boil worms are reported TO be dam
aging the crops very much In the upper
part Of the county.
The citv council. at a meeting on We'd
pesdav. granted the Gulf, Colorado d
Santa Fe rail way the right-ot-Way
10 run side track mp Tenth
street to Washington avenue, running IN
the rear Of the cotton warehouses; and
yesterday they commenced laying ~ They
will move q good portion Of the cotton that
Will be consigned 10 Galveston.
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SHREVEPORT, La.
Crop Reports from North Louisiana FAR
ishes-Dry Weather Has Seriously In
iured Them-No Worms.

ishes-Dry weather hhs ooriousS -"
jured Them-NO Worms.
SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. 10.-[Special !
An Opelousas special says: With the ex-
ception of light local showers, we have had
dry weather and generally north winds Tor
almost a month past. Cotton Is pegn,
min to shed its forms rapidly, and upland
rice and young corn are suffering for rain.
Much sickness prevails in the parish at
A Monroe special says: Last night Paul
Hilton and three colored persons were bit
ten by dog, supposed TO be mad,and this
morning stringent dog ordinance was
passed by the city council.
Cotton worms are reported throughout
the parish. Weather dry and crops needing
rain.
Great excitement prevails in Jackson par
ish because OF the threats made against the
lives of five citizens by John and
Shed Bernard, indicted for arson, and re-
Gently released from Vernon jail by mob.
Citizens Of Jackson parish met in mass
meeting yesterday TO decide what course to
pursue 10 protect the lives OF It's citizens
and enforce law and order.
A Coushatta special says: With the ex.
ception Of a few local rains the drought stu
continues. The cotton crops on the hills
river is not suffering so much. Several
planters have commenced picking
cotton. The FIRST bale Of new
cotton was brought to town on the
sth, bought by II. Ferry, classed mlddling.
No fears of damage by worms are enter
tanned. Our merchants expect brisk bus
ness the coming season, and several have
gone north and east TO lay In large stocks oil
goods.
Natchitoches, Louisiana: We have had
several good showers since the last report.
Crops are doing very well. The corn crop
is made and prospects are favorable Tor
cotton was sold here yesterday.
Health Of the parish is generally good;
In consequences Of the protracted dry
weather the corn crop in Caddo and adJoin-
ing parishes has been cut short fully one
third. The cotton has suffered severely,
but the recent rains will bring y out. 30
serious damage as vet reported by worms.
- ..UwNu uraufad IN thfG
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Ell PASO.
Coming City Election-Railroad News
Newspaper sold,


Ell PAso, Aug. 10.-[Special.I-The ex-
element over the election is at fever heat.
Joseph Magoffin, the present mayor.
has been renominated by the citizens
party, aud ]. II. Bates, street car
conductor, has been nominated by the old
!, oss-backs. Either candidate gives emit e
satisfaction. There are two dozen candi-
dates for aldermen and only six 10 he
elected. The election comes off the l4th OF
We have news to-day that the Sonora rail-
road, by the Mexican government, has been
given a liberal subsidy TO build a railroad
from Guaymas, on the Gulf of California, wa
Coralites, to this city. 1t has caused some
excitement here, without any perceptible
increase In values.
The Times, newspaper, has sold out again
no longer republican, out independent
The principal owner is ]. IL. Bates, can
didate for mayor.
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KANSAS CITY.
Appeal Bond In Case of Orth II. Stein.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1O.-[Special Judge
White, of the criminal court, to-day signed
the dill of exceptions and approved
the appeal bond in the case of Ortiz H..
Stein, the young journalist, who
was recently sentenced to twenty-five
years. imprisonment in the pententiary,
for the killing of George Fredericks. The
court also granted him stay of execution
of twenty days, in order that the supreme
court may determine upon the question of
a new trial.
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T.,as & Pacific Land Grant.

AUSTIN, Aug. lO.-Tspecial. 1.-The bound
ary line of the Texas e. Pacific railway
grant is about to be settled. The grant, as
intimated in the HERALD special some some
weeks ago, contains 500 sections more
than it ought, and the error has
caused the commissioner ofthe land once
to withhold from the market for several
years lands in Ell Paso county. Inc state
will appoint surveyor, whose expenses
will be paid by the company, aud have the
boundaries properly designated on the
ground
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The skin is that of delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be made,
and by the use OF Pozzoni's Medicated Com
plexion Powder all roughness, sallowness
and irritation can be overcome, leaving the
skin delicately white, soft and smooth.
This preparation has a worldwide reputa-
ton, So no fear need be entertained OF the
result. Sold by all druggists.
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FORT WORTH
Burning Of 81, Railroad In
tension

tension.
FoEr woKTH, Aug. 10.-Ispecisll-A
me-ssnrer Of the Texas Express company,
While putting bic safe IN car 81 the Santa
y. EXPLODED bis pistol. q Colts forty -iOur.
The powder set FIRE 10 81. 100 IN currency and
burned Il.
nanv returned from Vicf0ria to-day and Re-
r0rfed that the erection Of works vii be-
gin 81 once.
Huntington has promised % er,end the
Cerfrrl from Eerabschis 70 this p0iHt. m
u-8er - get q share of the freight - heT
Orleans. whicn vi Be the chief msrEei for
the fleef
The Approaching electl0n - % 49,
tr-fir-r,ei erueu1rnerts - crestinr much az
~u.-irIr. ard sfr1 vote vii d0ubtlee be
r,olled.
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Indignant Iexicans.

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 10.-[Special. The
Mexicans have carefully examined the
records of Mr.. Kerble's lease OF the san
Pedro springs to see what could be done 70
abrogate 1t. They are determined 10 xLhul'
some of the indignant Mexicans were for
dncking Mr.. Kerbe in his own pond, but
fortunately wiser counsels prevailed.
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There is only one thing worse than chills
and fever, ard that is the poisonous
medicines that are sold 10 cure IL. A re-
markabie exception 10 these medicines Is
Smiths Chill and Fever Tonic. purely
vegetable. 81 per bottle.
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Trouble Ahead.

PoRTAU PRINCE, Aug. 10.-The country
is very much agitated over the condition.
A revolution is momentarily expected
in this city. The government is
penniless, and business is at
a standstill. Jacmel has pronounced in
favor of the revolution and pronouncis-
mento is expected at Cape Hayden. A
great battle was fought before Jeremia, in
which the government troops were COM
pletely defeated and several of their gener.
ais taken and executed. The revolution
lists are marching on Leagane. The govern
ment is, therefore, raising the seige of Mir
agoane and covering Port au Prince, estab.
fishing its headquarters at Leagane.
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Many times YOU want TO keep meat or
fish hur several days. Lay II In a solution
of Rex Magnus overnight and ou can
Keep II for weeks. You can also keep milk
q week or more by stirring IN little OF the
nSnow Flaken brand.
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husTIS

u~pn-su~rt Ese-s - att-rneT-ae ns-nIs
DsrIsIon-assurnef AnthrrltE. ~
Arr1rr. Anr. 11,-rspecsl-l-Ths CO.
Isrsor q Upsl.ur oo.nfT sstflsd tcdsJ.
n couDf-,1sr pnif IN $50 - TIE
~ T.r-s strr B-sufrr ccrrpErr. c.rIitni
rI1rt So 90. 81 enr Artonlo. 80 ctnr-
-.
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WILLIS.

WILLIS. Aug. 9.-[Correspondencel.-The
convention of the commercial men in the
state of Texas will be held in Galveston in
stead of Palestine, Saturday August 18th,
1888, to meet the wishes of a large majority
of the travelling mon.
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Good Crops Assured.

CARBON. Aug. 1O.-[Special.l-A very
heavy rain fell here last night, and this
morning, which insures the largest cotton
crop ever made in this section before.
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unrsfnrd,s Acid Phos . hate

ASA REFRIGERANT DRINK IN FEvERs.
DR.. @. Ii. S. Davis, Meriden, Conn.,, says:
al have used IL as pleasant and cooling
drink in fevers, and have been very much
pleased with it,
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Dat let the children fEfi in your ven,
but make IL safe With Crosby's rubber
bucket chain pumps sid By 5. G. Burnett,
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81, Louis goes into effect Sunday, and
trains will thereafter arrive here from the
north at 1919 a. III, aud VIII leave NJ
"a. Ia
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Mr.. John Harris, Ennis, Texas, says: u
used Browns Iron Bitters for a broken
down constitution, and 1t built me up.
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Orr's buggy and carriage house is the
place you get style and cheap prices ana
good goods. 724 Main street.
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Ponds Extract

Ponds Extract
Experience serves TO show its range ard
power. Try it for any soreness, pain or
! lameness, external or internal.
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"Brown's Bronchial Troches are excellent
for the relief of hoarseness or sore throat
They are exceedingly effective. VI christian
World, London. England.
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Carolina, SAYS: II prescribe Browns Iron
Bitters, and find it all it is recommended to
no -
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anifh's B1s f.-sn- A. a. t-c'fruu 2 -
ms r.oruiar r-rn- tDaun ~ nIttiir |
srier-. e. a. ami -bih1us remedy fiict =
c.. psr boltle.
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Do not forget TO add to your lemonade or
soda ten drops OF Angostura Bitters. II
Imparis delicious flavor, aud prevents all
summer diseases. Be sure to get the gem
uine Ango,tura, manufactured by DR. }. &.
Siegert q Sons.
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Cleanliness and purity make Parker's
Hair Balsam the favorite for restoring the
youthful color to gray hair.
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a Burg .r Hskes : cod asuI-Runa~ay-
BapfIsf uundle

sas'ArTssIO. LuE. 1O-Tspscial-l-Sam
s-ipe- ras yes,.rday The victim o. .
DANG robbery. He vent 20 sieep IN The
5ssk rocm o. - hous-. leaving the VIZ
d0us oT-n. 80 tbs r0cber efected IN en-
r. - itI-unKf rh-rn- His m1DsT uss IN
hi. Dt-r- B-ts- 49, h-1. 80 he thlef
~ 49, - s-rn-ur so retr-stet- eEaf-
IDg besi r. 80 lsis - Do any
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Without doubt DR.. Worthington's Chol-
era and Dlarrhms Medicine, recommended
and used by southern physicians, Is the
best known cure for cramps, pains in the
stomach and bowels, summer complaint,
dyspepsia, indigestion, etc.
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good. The burglar gol of with 5000
Of valuqbles, n gold watch aud bunch Of
keys. lie was white. Officer kefber has
charge OF the case.
An exciting runaway occurred last night,
by team Of large horses, which furnished
interest for n quarter Of an hour. No dam.
age was done, but considerable swearing,
owing TO the narrow escapes Of several pc
destrians.
The Baptist troubles mildly simmer still.
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Enterprising local agents wanted IN this
town Tor an article that IL sure 20 sell, live
druggists and grOcers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preservatlve Co., y hiloy
afrpef Hoef0u.
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SpE jlAL SUBJECTS.

SPE jIAL SU bJHJIS.
a
the Charges by Anonymous Letter
severely Attacked.
The Postal Association not Dark
Lantern Institution.
boundary OF Texas 4 Pacillc Grants
TO be Settled.
Indignant Mexicans Endeayor to "'in'
dicate Their Honor"
A Good Rain Which Assures an ADM
dant Yield.
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FILES and Bugs -.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
eophers .ohipmunks, cleared out BY Rough
on Rata" rs cents.