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The SIN of a SON visited Upon His Father.

Boston. March 10 h.-Nsthan P. Pratt,
formerly President Of the Reading (Mass. J
Savings Bank, convicted of embezz!irg fuad.
in 1879, was sentenced to-day to four years
imprisonment at hard labor. Pratt is rs
years old, aad pending the proceedings was
confined in isil FIVE years. The orig 81 de-
falcation wss 500 Goo. but portion Of the
money was recovered, snd the loss to the de.
positors was about $4,000. 1t was shown
that defendant did rot profit by the defslca-
ton. Though nominsily Treasurer, his son,
Sidney P. Pratt, conducted the business, and
the loss, it was alleged, was through bis coz
duct. He disappeared when the defalca-
tion became known, and has never since been
heard OF.
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Arrested on suspicion.

MARsHFIELD, March 10sh.-A young msn
known as Robert Alexander has bsen arrested
at Empire City on suspicion Of being cicero
Grume, an Arizona outlaw. Alexander as
serted his innocence, ard teiegrsphed TO O
firm in Portland for Identification. They re-
plisd hat a man named Alexander, answer
ing the prisoners desos tor, worked for
them during tbs Summer -. II thst be
- aad tA;s a he men r. -1not be Grume.
The prisoner will be held until further irvsa-
tigation can be had, "a be answers the descrip-
ticu Of the outlaw perfectly,
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FoR sALE. SEWING MACHlNes!

YENHE IMPROVED "LIGHT RUNNING Do
nestic, with seif-settins attachments, self
setting needle, seli-threading shuttle. Buy no ma
chine until seeing and trying it. New Singer Model
Machines. $50 No. White Royal st. John, from
SO upwards Machines rented and repaired.
Needles - cents a dozen. a. } P0MAER, Agent,
No. 723 * street. IeI9-u
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

tsrso,At DISPATCHES TO THz ksooRD-usIoS.l
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MERGED and Hariposa Politics.

MERGED, March 10th.-MeetiDgs Of the
Democratic and Republican committees of
this county were called together here to-day,
for the purpose Of placing candidates 10 tae
field for Assembiymsn, to fill the vacancy ex-
isting N the districs composed OF Msrced snd
Mariposa counties. TIE Republican County
Committee met and adjourned over to Mon
day next. The Democratic Central Commit
tee met st o'clock P. NJ. ard repuiiased the
nomination Of G. q. Gouchsr, Of Msriposa,
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The Tarin Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 1O5h.-Mr. Morrison
sent word 20 his colleagues in the Weys and
Means Committee this morning that ne was
sick. and il eonie Iusrce his report on the
tariff bill was postponed in the House. Mr..
dorsison's Illness il not dangerous, and it is
believed that he viii have his rapors resdy
TO put on tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, March 10sh,-A new Post.
Office has been established st O.alls, Douglas
county, Oregon, and the name of the offico at
Mssaville, San Diego county. California, hiss
been changed to Mesa Grande. Commissions
vera iaaued to-day for the following Pacific
coast Postuasters Daniel B. Towner, at
Truckee, Cal; Ellen Thomas. st Aqua FRO
valley, ARR ma Nary III. Roberts, at Al.
bertson, Caiiforeia Isaac c. IjAus, st Mesa
Grande. California William P. Wells, at
O.sha, O.egon; Mary l.. Mulberry Beneliel,
at Ssliueyille, Unatil!a county, Oisgon.
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stoye DcstFoyed by FiEe-sulcIde- SIN a
LarRe-stahbing Alray.

PORTLAND, March 10sh.-The store Of j,
II. McVay, Ia Jackson county, o., was to-
tally destroyed by Gre yesterday, and only
few articles were rescued from the O iues.
Loss, SIS. coo, psr.ially insured. The store
was evidently set on FIRE.
Carl Schwartz. living on the south fork of
the Clearwater, Idaho, committzd fuic;da on
the 9TH by taking strYehnine. THIS cause is
unknown.
At the lstest accounts, the five horsetbieves
who broke jail in body st Baker City last
week, were still at large, though hotly pur-
sued.
J. w. Mohr and James Craft, living in
Prescott, w. T., engsged in sn alteration
yesterday over some tnfing matter. Craft
drew q knife and stabbed Mohr several times,
then mounted his horss and ESCAPED. Mobr
is in q very critical condition. Officers are in
uursnit cf Graft
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JOHN F. SLATER, President.
1 p I IL. e.--r.-rn mil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

AT WooNsoCKET, RHODE ISLAND.
WooNsocKET Dee. 20.-Au incendiarv
hro in the American Worsted block this
morning damog ed the building slooOO
and It's contents $4,000; all insured.
AT MARTINS FERRY, PENNSYLVANIA.
PIiTsBuRG, PA, Dec. CA Martins
FERRY, Pennsylvania, special saws: A
hre last night entirely DESTROYED the
buildings aud shops of tho Hoyle ~
Jones Manulacturing company, Loss.
S2o,VW. IL is believed the fire was the
work OF un incendinry.
THOSE OF. WELLS,
tlrrSBuRG, Pa, Dee. 2O.-A Phillipa
CiIy, pennsylvania, special saws: The
llra al Thorn Creek wells has been az
unguiShed, except the Fisher No. 4.
which is still burning furouslv. There
Is probability that the owners will
allow the well to burn until tho new
tahk rs ready, rather than let the oil
INN OUT aud endangar other property.
me loss IS greatly exaggerated. Ii VIII
nor exceed $4,000, when includes eight
lo,OJO-Darrol tanks consumed.
A LONG BRANCH HOTEL,
.L}Na BRANCH, Dee. 20-Phe Man.
SION House eau ght fire mt noon, and
vain the exception of tho north oud.
which IL used for restaurant and bnr'
was entirely consumed.
Inc building WAS untenated. IL il
fnpossible to say how the fire origi-
mated. NJ. j. Butler, the lessee. loses all
ms furniture. An estimate of the loss.
Which is partly covered by insurance
cannot yet be given.
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day yesterday and until II O'clock To-
dAV. The jury retired, but Mr.. Thorn.
ton, a juror being stricken with paraly-
SIS, they failed to make a verdict. Tho
facts were very damaging to the oc-
cused, and the trial elected considera-
HE interest.
szrhe case of the sta o vs.. Novels was
tnen tried, and a verdict of Not guiltyn
rendered.
There are cases set for Monday and
Tuesday, and the court will not finally
adjourn until January.
Vhe city council declared the bond of
the company operating the water works
forfeited, and ordered the MAYOR TO
take possession OF the works this morn
ing. The company refuse to deliver
the works, and it is thought the parties
will all 90 to law.
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EBw York, Dec. 2O.-Governments
|eady.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet.
Fhe stock market opened firm to-day
ii then declined K@T per cent. Be
Ee 1880 a. m. moderate buying
|pvement set in and later on the mar
b. gathered strenth on an attempt of
1e shorts to cover. Prices advanced
IT2H per cent. Missouri Pacific rose
1851, there being \ difference of l@lh
tr cent. in the stock between cash and
lgular. In the afternoon Lackawanna
b hammered down to9i3s, against9 65s
/ the opening, and this led to selling of
)mainder of stock. Fairly improvement
BIS soon lost, and in Il iew cases de-
line was recorded. In the final sales
Dere was Il rally off, TO y per cent,
nd speculation left Of Arm. Tho sales
tday ma 10 were the smallest total of
ny day this week, Compared with
! n nights closing, prices are = to -
tr cent, higher, except for Lackawanna,
Rntral Pacific, ST. Paul, Lake Shore
{ew Jersey Central, New York
futrai and Union Pacific, which
re i TO 4 lower. Rock Island
PHI to-day, $l,5O0,0O0, per ccn;. bonds
Do extensions, and CollateralS, to Kahn,
bob d Co, bankers of this city. The
rice p I'D was better than 1903. Sub
eriplons largely exceeded the amount
rIered
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Pug ON tho stnce.

A ccmical piece OF "businessp intro.
duced into ezra Diavolan at the Euclid
avenue opera-house last evening was
Lord Rochurg (Mr. Barnabeol coming
on the stage in tn first act loaded down
with Lady Pamela's Miss Ulmer's) bag
gage, the most noticeable part of which
was pug.dOg in shawl-strap. In the
last act, when nearly all the members
OF the company were on the stage mt
ting their minds TO a grand chorus, this
diminutive beast emerged from the left
'front.', where the manipulation of lights
has his throne, and started on a log
across the stage, amid general litter
III the audience and 10 the dismay of
the players. Then changing its mind,
the little brute went logging about be-
tween the feet of the performers, run
ming in and out of the semicircle of
singers, whose mouths were pouring
forth music but whose ewes were flu
lively watching the pup. Lady Pamela
staccatoed a note in futile effort TO
catch the creature. Then Lord Roe
burg made a fortissimO dive. Next A
chorus girl essayed TO entice IL 10 hCr
arms and another made sudden grab
for 1t. by this time pug had invaded
the ranks of the men In tho rear. VINO
one after another tried TO snatch it up.
Returning to the line OF girls, tho pro-
voking creature threaded its way be-
tween shrinking feet, quickly jumping
out OF reach at each successive attempt
to catch II, until IL mad worked its way
I to the right front, when, cOmically wag-
ging its tail, IL mado its exit amid ap-
plause, lie refused an encore.-ICleve-
land Plandealer.
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Useful and Ornamental Christmas and Bridal Presents


Writing
oe ne rush. aud ma O' NUMEROUS To mention
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SUPPLEMENTARY CRIMINAL.

An Awfully Ambitious African Amazon
ST. LOUIS, Dee. 20. -Special.-Intor-
nation was received here to-day of a
tragedy OF a brutal character enacted
at Helena, Arkansas, yesterday. in
which Mary Miller, a negro woman
stabbed and killed Henry Wilkes. The
parties had been living together about
two weeks as man and wife, when the
mans real wifeinterposei and broke up
their relations. The Miller woman went
TO the house where Wilkes was, and
seeing him in the room, turned around
and went away, but soon returned.
walked up to Wilkes, who was sitting
down before fire, put her arm around
ms neck, and IN an instant sIX-inch.
double edged dagger was plunged its
iull length in his right
breast, just below the coilar
bone. She released her hold, withdrew
ner knife and ran out of the house. The
man followed a few steps, but tell. and
soon died. The murderess was can
tured just below the city in a thicl<et of
willow bushes, and is now in the county
jail. Part of the testimony shoNed that
The woman had fully made up her mind
TO murder her lover at the first oppor-
tunity, as some Of the witnesses testified
that she said last night that she in
tended to Kill him; that she had xii ed
hNe men betor and that he Would
make her an even half dozen.
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The NIayor,s Nominations

Mr. Edison yesterday nominated Con.
Fitz John Porter to be commissioner of
public works dan Mr. MorganJ. O'Brl-
on to loo counsel to the corporations
Mr.. O'Brien's name was promptly re-
jected and Gen. Porter's laid upon the
tabo-thero being In each case only
nine votes In favor of the names to all
the remainder of tho board against
them. With tho board divided in that
proportion Mr.. Edison cannot have his
way, That is to say, he cannot use his
official authority to make appointments
~ an instrument for accomplishing his
political revenges. by the laws fof the
reorganization Of municipal govern
ment which were passed last spring,
aud by the election OF Mr.. Grace TO be
the executive for carrying those laws
iuto effect, the people of this city have
determined in favor of what Is nits way
a small revolution, and Mr.. Edison
simply desires TO head oil the revolution
and TO hand tho city government over
10 Tammany influences in so far ns he
IL able. II IL u pity that man other
wise so worthy AS Gen. Porter should be
his tool and have the prejudice of such
q relation; but no one can possibly ro-
greet the failure of this paltry intrigue.
Gen. Porter, by the way, makes an OK
cellent police commissioner, and has
qualifications for organizing that force
which incline us tn wish that he may
stay where he is New York Herald.
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PERSONAL.


Mr.. Lee Bullari is still confined to his
room by sickness.
w. N. Griffith, of Waxahachie. WAS in
the city yesterday.
III, NJ. Spaulding, banker, Denton, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall is rapidly improving
ana viii be out in a few days.
j. d. Roberts, of st. Louis, formerly q
resident here, Is In the city.
Miss Irene Barton, of Calvert, ia VISIT
ing Miss Ida Hearne, of this city.
G. II. Campbell, SUPERINTENDENT of the
TeNas Express company, is in the city.
James Williams, editor Of the Denton
Chronicle, is visiting relatives near BAL
las.
Charlie Englewood leaves this morn
vile.
Mr.. Il. G. Brown left via tho Missouri
Ohio.
Mrs. w. q. Veal has boen dangerously
i'll for several days, but was some bet
ter last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton left last night
via the Missouri Pacific railway Tor
Mansfield, Ohio.
Mrs. George o. Garrett, of Calvert. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. V. II. Goloy,
1912 Ross avenue.
II. Z. Franklin, prominent merchant
on brentwood, WAS u guest of the
Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. Irvine, who has been con-
fined to her bed for tho past week by
lever, IL convalescing.
Mr.. ii. Haas. correspondent for the
Anzoigor DIES westerns, st. Louis, was
In the city yesterday.
DIR. Il. w. Wiley, of Mckinney, and
Col. l.. w oglesby, OF Plano, arc regis
tered " the Windsor.
Miss. Nettie Baldwin,, of Abilene, left
via the Texas & Pacific tor Raleigh,
North Carolina yesterday.
Mr.. w. Wallace and Henry Lantz, of
Cleburne, left for Nashville via the
Texas & Pacific yesterday.
q. A. +. Parker, ticket agent OF the
Houston IL Texas Central railway, al
Houston, Texas, Is in tho city.
Mrs. l.. T. Yankee, of Fort Worth,
and III. Ii. Turner, of Vernon, are visit.
ih, shoii bi'NuNi, ice IL iuTIltT.
W.Alex. Abbey, the able editor of tn,
Longvlew Democrat, was In tho city
yesterday, on route homo from San An
tonic.
c. Il. Stephens has returned from {
several weeks frustrating trip near IL
Paso and in old Mexico, much i'm
proved.
Miss Mollie II. Campbell, of Calves
ton, daughter ofC, Il. Campbell, super
intendeht of the Texas Express com
pany, in in the city, guest of Mrs. d
Il. Fawcett.
Mr.. Leonard 0. He'll, CLANS Nickel,
OF San Antonio, is in the city aud pal,
the HERALD a social call. MIR. Hei
will remain In Dallas several days.
Mr.. ]. Is. Wadlelgh, of Denison
freight agent Of the Iron Mountain a
Little Rock, has resigned and accopte
n position with the Texas & 81. Loui
railway ut st. Louis.
Mr.. Lafayette Fitzhugh, well know
and prominent young lawyer of thi
city, lett Tuesday night for Rlchmonc
Virginia. 10 wed Miss Emma II. Woo
Of that city, a sister OF Mr.. Charles {
Wood.
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a School-Houso Riot.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Chattanooga, Ten
nessee, says: \ terrible bloody riot oc-
cured last night at Chattalta, Il village
forty miles from Chattanooga, at a
school entertainment, A crowd Of
drunken roughs attempted TO break IL
un. In efforts to eject the mtrudors q
pitched battle onsued, during which
three men were shot, one named Hall
four times. No less than ton were
stab ed and Il great number badly
beaten. Great excitement is prevailing,
aud further trouble is feared.
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READING, PA, Dec, 2O.-Owing TO the
Realization Of Andrew J. Moore, who
disappeared recently, leaving $4,000
worth of forged checks, his partner in
HE shoe business, S. $. Shirk, of I.eba-
non, who Is also an extensive brick
manufacturer, to-day made an assign
mont individually. The firm of Shirk q
Moore also executed a dned of assign
mont. Assets aud liabilities not stated
but they are large.
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McxIcan Mnrdcrcr IInnrch.

DENVER, Dec. 9O.-At Pueblo, Color
ado, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Miguel
Garcia, Mexican, was publicly exc
cutod, for the brutal murder of n man
named Wilkes, on the l4th of last April,
near west Las Animas. The evidence
was entirely circumstantial, but con-
elusive. Garcia committed the murder
for small amount Of money. He had
three trials, in each of which he was
convicted of murder in the first degree.
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wellborn Notes

WRm.noRN, Dec. 2O.-Lspecisl.l- THE
building boom has struck Wellborn at
last, and we now look for better times.
ono dwelling IL under erection, aud
Mo stores are being put up. A hotel Is
sso spoken Of.
a Christmas tree and oyster supper
MN mlll be given at the Baptist church on
1rlstmas eve aud night.
weather cold and mistiug rain.
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II has been rumored for some time on
the streets that +. Baum, one OF the
principals In the famous cotton swind-
ling transaction, had jumped hia bond
and gone for good, aud the report now
seems to DO verified. Ha " supposed to
or twenty indictments against him, and
his bail Is $4,000. The trial of the eases
against him was set for January IL.
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A New Missonri Pnolllr.

B DENVER Dec. 20. ARTICLES were filed
p-day with the secretary of state, incor-
Ping tho Denver, Now Orleans & Mis-
puri Pacific railroad company, to run
pom connection with tho extension of
he Missouri Pacific railroad, twenty
Kansas to u connection with the Denver
New Orleans railroad, east of Trini-
lad: Jay Gould, Russell Sage, John
swans, G. W. Fisher aud G, 3. KOultze,
lirpctnrs
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More Natural Gas Explodcs.

KIrrAsINo, PA, Dec. 2o.-An oxplo-
sion of natural gas occurred at the
Worthington lamp-black factory,
IN this county, tonight, shat
terlnr the building and seriously
iniurinv eleven men, four OF them, IL IL
Thought, fatally. Tho force OF the OK
plosl m was NJ great that portions Of tho
building were carried distance VI sew
srzl hundred feet.
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FL.OrsAM.

The celebrated Hardman pianos, ~
Frees 4 Sons.
Col. j. II. Shepherd. editor OF III
Shreveport Times, made the HRRALp .
pleasant call yesterday.
You con find u full line OF silverwpr
also gold aud plated goods at tho au,
ton and commission house, 6lo Ell
street.
II. Atburry, Who IL charged with u,
theft Of "A horse, has been captured
Denton, aud Sheriff Smith lett for TIN
place last oight to hrins him here.
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SUPrLEME NrAkY MARKET


NEW ORLEANS.
Nnw ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Flour quiet; high
grades, 75pilO.
Coffee steady; unchanged.
Rice quiet; Unchanged.
Cotton seed oil nchanged.
Others unchanged
Exchange unchanged.
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1t, he answered
TT WAS NOT FOR TUE PRESS,
ana inquired II the reporter Thought the
sisters mad made IL out for the special
oeneht OF the press. The sisters, acting
uhder Instructions, refuse any iuforma,
ton to reporters.
ihis Is On Tue BUILDING, NOT on THE
HOMES.
$4,000. ''S'' '''''''''e" ioss'
UP 10 late hour Tonight no nddi-
Wohal bodies had been recovered from
the ruins.
DELNERs IN THE DEBRIS
continued their lapors Into ipto tho
night and secured two more bodies
making an aggregate OF 70 bodies recoy.
cred twenty children are still miss,
ing.
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CHICAGO, Dee. 20.-Tho Times says
this morning: Arthur Gleasonwin soon
give Information in regard to the cleo
ton frauds in the second ward, which
The grand jury has been Investigating.
an the facts wilhiu Gleason's kuowi-
leoge are now in tho pos .essiou of
United States District Attorney Tuthill.
Gleason is an omploye in tie county
clerks office, where the ballots We're
when the bogus ones were substituted.
and is under Indictment for completely
in the job,
GALLAGHER GRABBED AGAIN,
The federal authorities arrested VIII
liam Gallagher early this morning on a
charge Of illegal voting an an election
IN 1888. Gallagher was arrested only a
few days ago for being concerned in The
eighteenth ward election frauds and
was released on bail. His second ar
rest was caused by fear that he intended
tn leave tho city. II is CHARGED that he
voted here when he had only lett his
home in Philadelphia few months
previously and had not acquired a resi-.
donce here.
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CATTLE pEArlls.


NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 0,-rhere was a
large attendance at tho exposition
buildings TO day. The exhibitors asso-
citation resclnded tho resolution de-
handing the resignation Of Chief OF In.
stallation Mullen. Fifty-six carloads OF
exhibits arrived to-day, and bills OF lad
Ing for great number still on route
were received. The exposition will DO
nnan Sunday.
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Worry Nnnt. Co be rrrsldrnt.

PARE, Dec. 2O,--lho ministerial pa
pors are attacking President Grevy's in
judicious use Of the executive power Of
respite and Communication SEN
to ices. the primary cause il tho
alarming increase in crime. Tho arl-
eles are alleged to be inspired 10y Jules
Ferry, who desires to supplant President
Greyy at the next national election in
lSS6.
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The Ii. a o. is Gettiug There.

Houston, Dec. 90 ISpeclal.l - The
Baltimore Il Ohio Telegraph company
nled an injunction suit against tho
houston * Texas Central Railway com
psny, TO stop them from interfering
with tho erection of poles and wires
near tho track of defendant. The in
junction was granted, and plaintiff
placed under $4,000 injunction bond.
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No Divorce, nut Court Cos,s.

LEIrsIc, Dec. 20.-Madame Kolomiue
was condemned by the imperial SUI
premc court to pay the costs of her ap-
peal against the decree of divorce.
THE PUBLIC FOR CONVICTION
ANpENECUIIoN.
The revelations in the recent trial
of Reinsdort and other anarchists have
astounded tho public. The police kept
the evidence they obtained a secret un-
I'll the trial began.
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Jesse Jnel..on MiIL Join tle Gnrr.

Houston, Dec. 90 Especial. The
trial Of Jesse Jackson, for the murder of
j. II. Fisher, both colored, in July last,
took place in tho criminal court to-day.
The trial occupied tho whole day and the
verdict was murder in the first degree
and the penalty death by hanging. The
prisoner will be sentenced next Tues
day. Both parties lived on a farm six
miles from town. Fisher owned it, and
Jackson killed and buried him there for
his property. Dan Sparks turned states
evidence and made It clear case. Jesse
Jackson will certainly be hung from
present appearauces.
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WEBB 4 cowAN,s

China Palace Headquarters for Crockory.
glassware, French China aud Decorated
Wares.
At63l Elm street, Dallas. While they
are not selling bankrupt stock of
goods, yet they sell AZ cheap as any one
IN Dallas. Come and price our goods;
come aud see for yourselves. They
Keep constantly ON hand full line OF
Crockery, French China, Glassware.
Bar Fixtures, Silver plated Ware, Toilet
Sets aud Christmas Presents, Remem
Der the place, 63l Elm street.