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miscellaneous Foreign News.
COLLINS REMAINS.


QUEENSTOWN, March The remains OF
Jerome Collins will be escorted TO Cork by
q guard OF honor, consisting OF fity blue
jockets, ten officers and two pinnaces. A
model Of the Jeanette ice. bonnd ives
landed with the coffin; the coffin was
wrapped in the American Dag.
ADvANcisG AGAINST osKAs.
SuAKIn, March 7.-Osman Digna refuses
10 negotiate, and ignores the dag OF truce
sent ont from Suekim. Graham IL already
beginning to advance against Osmsn.
HEAVY LOSSES.
SUAKIM, March Two chiefs OF the
Amora tribe, with 100 men and 40 camels,
have arrived. They report the losses OF
the rebels at reb amounted to 6oO0 killed
aud wounded.
mean rHx ADVANCE on nae KIsn.
HArpzUoso, March THE French forces
have began the advance on Bsc Mini.
THR rARrEILITEs.
LONDON, March The Parnellites, irri.
tated at the refusal Of the government to
reopen the Irish land question, intend 10
begin forthwith 4 great agitation in Ire
land. making strong appeals 10 the lrish TO
demand an amendment OF the land act,
omen subscriptions 10 the special fund for
agitatiye purposes. Michael Davitt's ser-
vices viii 10 secured. A conference OF
leeders will be held at Easter 10 discuss the
programme.
LONDON. March 7.-General Gordon has
rreuesfed the fret insiallmeut OF COO In
dian troops 10 be dispat he'd TO form q nu-
cleus in the army Of khertoum.
TROUBLE kffREHEsDED.
SUXxsz, A-.o4 s.-..4----sa- -. Lad
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TYLER.

TYLER. March T.-ISpecial. The broth.
era OF George Stone, and sons OF the late
G. w. Stone, who left considerable gold
buried on his farm near Troupe, portion
In the Justice court here charging him with
embeEElement. They believe that he has
secured and withholds considerable money
left by their father. Stone waived exsmius
tion and gave bond in IL 500.
The city assessor il taking the scholastic
census and. reports considerable increase
over lee. year.
The lessees OF Rusk penitentiary have
purchased portion OF u rich lime deposit
10 this couRty. Near the line of the KanSs,
Il Gulf Short Line road, and will engage sx.
tensivSly in ilH 10 rsnutrcture.
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.IEEIfERsON.

ca'amount was killed late yesterday even
ing only two or three milss from town by
Mr. Tom TSrrsns, while out deer hunting
There have been one or two more killed
around here this winter. The latter one is
ssld 20 have eaten great number OF chick
ems this winter. This Is thought to bo the
last ono around here.
JKFrEYsoE MarCh. T. Editor HrEALD. J.
Your paper hos been Lead into an error by
your correspondent here. Our town is re-
merkably healthy, aS witness sexton's re-
port for February which shows not sin
gle death among the whites. Measles of a
Tnlld type are here, same as all over Texas,
but not single death has occurred here
from measles, and nope you will make O
, suitable pos.cs ofthesa facts Yours,
a. p. Down, M. D.,
Preti1en. Board OF Health
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BRowNsyIkLE.

BROWNSVILLE, March 7,--TBpeoial l-Grest
excitement prevaile to-day at keyrosa
Mexico, aud Edinburgh, Texas, over the
fighting of duet between A. DostiQue, edi.
tor OF La Reyista, Matsmnras. and Loprs
Montalva, editor OF the Horizonte. Laredo,
Texas. Dostique is OF Reynosa = d Mon
tava nc Edinburgh, both Of them ready tor
the sHray. Dostique does not wish 10
come oversthe river, nor does MoutGlva
want to 70 into Mexico. Il a placs IS found
along the river narrow enough for them 80
fight they will do so. Reports from Adsl
90 this afternoon cay thst Dostique has
been arrested and Jailed aud Montalva's
friends claim the duel OF for the present on
accoun: Of disagreement as 10 time END
place. This is the third duel that has been
the newspaper fraternity.
Weather warm. Crops are needing rain
very badly.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
4 Court Decision at Galveston or ln'
terest io DalIhslles.
Austin: A Fine Showing for the Coun-
~ Coilecters.
A Big international Land Trade 10 be
COushmmated.
A Novel Duel on the rapls on tho
border.
A Considerable Portion Of Graham Is
in Ashes.
Fallirg Walls In n Missoarl Hamlet DO
Deadly Work.
Other Specials from Suhdry Sources.
Other Specials from sundry sources
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON.
GAIvnros, March T.-[special The
supreme court affirmed: feNss Bsskinc
and Insurance oompsny vs.. Turnkey, from
Galveston: Robertson vs.. Slmktna, from
Navarro Oliver We. Gowan et al, irom Ne.
vArro.
Dismi,sed; Clsy.on VI. Layton, from
Wharton.
Reversed snd ramr aided: Franz liza al al.
W.. Herman, from Galveston; Texas yS New
Ofleaus railway W. Crowder, from Harris:
,l5 72) Gaines ct nj. W. Barr et al. from
Hsrris; us ls) eamc W. same from Harris;
Cook et sl. W. Dennis et al, from Lamer.
MoIios for fehearing overrultd: Texas a.
st.. Louis railway w. Cain, from smith.
In October last George A. Hill, OF this
city, entered into "a contract with
The Houston q Texas CeniTsl railway,
through it. gencrsl passenger sgent, G. ID.
Cray Tor en excursion from Dallas sud re-
IurB Tor "a certain amount. The contract
having been concentrated, Mr.. Hill adVc--
tistd the affsir extensively and
placed tickets on sale at ~ 80
Tor the round trip, disposing through
his ageuts OF a number. A few days prior
the departure Of tue excurelon, Mr.. j.
Waldo, general urnsger nf the road, re-
puAlated the contract, stating in defence ol
his position thGt AIR. Gray had not nu-
.lOft y AN NNiti lNAO pIAN u CHutEabA. hT.
dill bad already gone two far IN the mat q
TO iot II drop. and declined 10 release the
faiIrosd from the contract made By their
recognized agent, and Waldo declining 20
yield from the position he had taken, Hi
entered suit against the road
Tor dsmages!n the sum OF $4,000 which came
, up In the district court yesterday, went to
| II Q jury to-day and to-night a verdict In a.
, yor Of Hi for damages In the sur OF 5000
WAS rendered. The Gaze Is regarded as oi
| some importaros from the iact that the
responsibility OF the company Tor The act O
| i.a agent vas involved Mr. Gray. thf
agent who made The cortrac,, was relieved
OF bis position after ihe occurrence. 1t II
thought that the railway company Gil
take an appeal.
GALVESTON, March I'll Press. l. Arrived:
Schooners Thomas j. Msy, Philadelphia
| @. +. OhlEen, Calcasien, Dsvote Dt1thers,
Calcasiep; C5qu.tte, Ctlcasien; Uleoptra
| Calo asien; Jacob r., Caossien; Suirtana
! Calcaglen Lssie Calcssisn.
Cleared: Steam chips San Marcos, New
York: Bernard Hall, Liverpool.
Sailed: Eleam snip Leuisd, Hous on.
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WILLS POINT.

Wills PoINT, March 7.-[5pecisl !
Mack Sieson WAS shot in the right breast
las, night about 8 o'clock by Rich, both
citizens OF this piece The bullet slanced
and lodged in the shoulder blade. Tho
wound Is not serious. Mack Is = brother of
Bob sisson, who was killed IN Goshen some
weeks ago. IT. is feared there will bs
lroubls over The shooting yet by the broth.
ers OF Mack. Rich @as arrested immediate
ly after the shooting, and had an examina-
lion before justiao of tue peacl TO day,
which, not belus u.dod, Was continued tiii
tomorrow.
Canton, the county seat, Is connected By
telephone with this place.
A nrht rain hrs felien. Business is dail.
A lew baleG ofcoiton are coming in.
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CLEvKLAHp, March The grand lodge
of the Jewish benevolent order Of Kisher
Shell Barrel, district No. 4, is ia session
here. a hundred deleeates are present,
representing lodges In OHIO, indiana, Illi-
nois, Kentucky. resnessee, Arkansaa, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, Michigan and Canada.
President Samuel |. Lowens;ein, OF Evans
Vile, Indiana, delivered the annual ad-
dress. The usual reports were made.
After Disturbing SSS 600 the treasury has q
lodge, Hon. Simon Wolf, of Washington,
grand mssler, begins its annual session
Sunday. There will be a banquet Tuesday.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, March 7.-[Speclal IA
conference was held to-day between J. Il.
Lacosho and Gaverno. OF Mexico, on one
hand erd Huntington, Pierce, Crockett and
"Celiiornia" Flood on the other relative to
200 600 acres OF coal land owned by the for
msr gentleman in Mexico. During their
late Wait to Mexico the capitalists took
with them q coal expert and made =
thorough examination OF the lands. The
supposed object OF the meeting IL the pur.
ohaae and thorough development Of the
coal possibilities. II is a huge thing for
aonthMestern TeIas.
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EEw YokK, March The cotton ex-
ch ange has reduced commissions. The
new law provides rebate of Sl5 on the
present commission Of SIS for the sale or
purchase of every $50 bales OF Gotten Tor
persons not members Of the exchange, pro-
yided they reside in New York OF Brook.yu-
and Sl2 80 for persons outside these cities.
The chamber OF commerce proposed that
delegation OF merchants OF the county 20 70
Washin6 ton and urge the passage Of bill
restricting or Pre- hibiting the coinage OF sil.
var dollars
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BRENIIAM,

BRrrHAM. March 7.--Ispecial. There
nesross lately from New Orleans have
well developed os-es OF smallpox. They
have been sssocisting with the negroes Of
the neighborhood for nearly a week. The
tswp council to-day established a pest
house and te egraphed FOR State Health
Officer Swearingef. Fears are entertained
that the disease will become epidemic.
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FANCY.

As every one OF our customers
know, wo always sell RMBROIpEk-
les cheaper than any other house.
but ON this occasion we are able 10
beat our own rec nd. ana 10 Offer
Embruiicrles at prices at which We
would have been mighty glad 10 buy
them a month or 40 ago We have
nm as orted lot OF Hamburg kdgines,
X inch to two inches wide. from DO
10 lOc q ya'd. Another lot rom . 70 .
inches slde, from i2Ac 20 25c n yard.
A lot of Irish Point Embroldeiies
from sl,c yaid up. And line Of
Torchon yalenUicnnes and Fancy
Laees at very low figures.
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Ell PAso, March Especial THE ranch
Of Dorm & Fink, adjoining old Fort Bliss,
wqs raided this morning Gnd finn bloodot
stolen.
John Roberts, a baker, interiered this
morning to prevent Frank Howard, a sa.
loon keeper, from striking his wife, when
Roberts was knocked down. He arose 10
his feet and made plunge at Howard with
a kni,e, cutting a CASH in right chest four
inches long and nearly two inches deep.
Roberts Vas arrested.
We we're teiephoned from the Mexican
Central office across the river that the last
spike would be driven tomorrow.
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NEw YORK, March Z. The business fail
ures throughout the oourtry for the last
seven dave a. reported 30 X. q. Dunn Il
Co are 272, OF which ZIG are la the United
States, and So In Canada, an incresse tor the
United Ststas OF - and for Canada IA.
Compared with lass week failures show an
increase in the mifdle and Pacific states,
and especially IN Cannia, where the hz-
ures are higher than reported tor year.
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GOODS.

lfyou want handkerchiefs o. any
kind, ladies' or gents don't 20 NJ y
further. but read on ana see what we
have 10 offer. We have one line Of
ladies white linen henStltohed at 10
for 81; aud one line Of ladies and
gents white lisen hemsiitchod and
coorod borEcrs wo are Offering at 5.
Z, G, 5 and f'r 81: and one line Of
handsome silk handkenlhi- at 2Ac
ana N. each. We have Just received
The new Langtry and Jersey collar,
which we are Offering atlNc each.
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GREENvILLE.

GRrrrvrLLr, March 7.-TSptcisl.l-An
Of the attempt week or 20
nzo 10 burn The building on the south side
OF the square wss held this week before JUS
tice OF the Pesce William K>fsdsle. Sus-
picion rests on one or two per<5ns but moth
Ing definite could be proved upon them.
TIE municipal slaction VII be heid here
.a~ lrss Lasessy s1 osp.s 49, a4sa tLe au-
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Chicago Tries 20 IclIpla ih' .lis ~
Louis Steal.
An unsuspecilng Paymasier sauat'rs
out 10 Lunch,
And LeIsurely Returns 10 Find Himself
$4,000 Short.
No Clue. Of Course Theories aud Sug-
gestlons.
The Notorious Frank Rande Hangs
Himself IA His Cell.
!iller Said 10 have bceu Captured Ia
KaAsgs Town.
Other Chronicles Of CurrCnt Crime.
othcr Chronicles Of Currenl Urimc.


Gone 10 JOIN Iilltr.
CmcAaO, March Last Saturday about
o'clock In the afternoon, Pay master q. 3.
Bartlett, OF the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad, lett his ohieo for lunch.
without taking the precaution TO close the
ombina,ion OF the big safe, IN which was
the monCy for payment of employees. On
leaving tho room, ne did 80 without waiiins
the return Of other attaches OF the Office,
who had all gone 20 lunch before MS return,
Tho safe was robbed Oi al rs contents, With
th exception OF H0mo packages oil tickets
and smell change. The total amount disop-
pearing, near a. the company
On tho iGois becoming known and
nh investigation Instituted, P0ymasior Bart
LETT waa discharged from tbs service OF the
company for negligence nnd the matter
placed in the hands OF detectives. An ei-
fort was made TO keep the affair secret In
the hope that detaoion would he iac.lta-
TAD, but the siftir becoming known and Ia
the belief that an exaggerated statoment
would be publish concerning the robbery,
the officials showed . Willingness thst the
exac. facts be furnished % the public, The
theory advanced by the treasurer Of the
tompany IL the robbery wss accomplished
BY a sneak thieL Two doors lead into the
csshics's office from 4 vacant room, IN
which the door was found aiar
on tnt pay Aua1btE ItthIhs
The psym.ster's room 10 located
ia the general Offices OF the county on the
second hoor Of the building and Yves cor.
struc,od separately with view to guarding
against Intrusion OF theft but In this iu-
stance the most ordinary precautions appear
10 have been ignored. The explanation
given by the psymsitei IL tIatit was sup-
posed the vacant room adj0ing his oiiioe was
always Kept locked, but ~ this case II was
proved oihefEige. This door was closed
and adjoining tEa vault, in which the safe
was located vixen the paymsster
lett tho room, EelB the cashier
OK the c0n.pnny and an assistant
who cccupy practically tho same room but
cit nj deegs somewhat re moved from the
vault ard In sn sugle Hnioh partially
concealg the entrance 20 the yAult, 60 that
one entering rom the vacant rom could
have ACCOMPLISHED the robbery without
their knowledge. Tho paymaster assumes
that The robbery was committed by Bpme
one having complete knowledge Of the
room and tns habits Of the occupants.
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LoUuvILLr, March Luke blackburn.
Kentacky's bum.ne ex-governor. will es-
tablish an asylum here tor infbristes and
iuna,ics. Arrangements have been made
With ths city for leasing bnIlding for the
institutian. DR.. Bullock, f,riaeslr Of Lsx-
.rg, IL asy iun, WI nave chsrg.-
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DENIsOg.

Drsr.oE. March. 7-fSpeoiel. IA pri-
vate Telegram received to-day says the
bouse committee has agreed unanimously,
10 report favorable upon the location Of the
Federal court here. IS hrst reported by the
subcommittee. Mr.. Throckmorton's in
nnsnoe is nov enlisted d, the bill ard 1. is
generally conceded that Denieos will
have the cours
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Tie Last of Rnnde.

OnieAao, March IA teleyh5ne% Tie
sage to the Daily News s.etes tha. Frank
Rinde, the desperate who made the at
tempt upon the lie Of Depsty Warden Nc
Donald last Saturday, at Joliet, and was
placed in solitary continemet, succeeded in
ending his career by hanging himself las,
night. Rsndes real name was Charles y.
Scott He killed no less than five men in
l.77, ana is Supposed to nave murdered
thirteen persons Ia Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri. He WAS originally sentenced TO
the Iowa peniteniisry for burglary, e.
capped and fearing arrest became tramp.
He Was aiterwsrd sent to tho Michigan
City prison Tor burglary under an.
other name and left there in
1877. He robbed n farmer near Gibson. Illi-
nois, and being pursued by party OF six
ho killed two and wounded three others.
lie committed an almost similar robbery
near st. Elmo, Illinois. and being followed
by a party OF citizens killed three of the
latter and ogcaped. He was finally cap.
tured IN St. Louis and on his trial for the
Gibson irggedy escaped with life sentence.
His prison lifa has been marked with three
or four acts OF desperation similar 20 that OF
last Saturday night. He used his under.
clothes to effect his death and his liieless
body was discovered OF opening tho "soli-
tgry" this morning.
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ST. LOuIS-

ST. LOUIS, March 7-[spccisl 1.-THE lit
tie town OF Memphis, in Scotland county,
this state. was visited by confssrstion
that destroyed the business block Of the
town. Three people were killed. Thsdr
cannes are Philip Payne, Lomss Matt and
Samuel Dobbyns. Seven stters we're hurt,
three Of whom IL is Thought will die. The
victims were crashed by fallieg walls.
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Ribbons.

Wo have some rare bargains IN
these goods 10 Offer. Que line cfall
silk Ottoman aud satin and gros-
grain at l0c yard; one line, 9-l2, In
satin and gros grain and MORE NJ
l7jio yard n so a line OF handsome
plush md satin ribbon . 10 inches
wide at 25c yard: and some big bar.
gains in real ostrich plumes and
tips.
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LAKE PROVIDENCE, La, March 7.-Nosh
Jack son negro, was hanged to-day TOR tho
murder OF his tifteen-year.old wife last July.
The execution was witnessed By 1000.
people. jealousy was the cause OF the
rritna
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ENNIS.

Esrrs, March 7.-[Special 1.-The body of
Il. Q. Brum5y. Who died ON the 5th inst,
vas expressed last night t. Athens. Geor-
been a resident Of Eanis since Christmas.
1t rained last night and u cold to-day.
A few farmers are plsnfing cotton.
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WIcHArA, KAe., March IA man who il
is claimed is liller, the 81. Louis express
robber arrived here this afternoon and was
turned over 10 the sheriff.
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GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GOODS are
staples at all seasons ~ tho year g. Il
are worth buying whenever they are
cheap enough. The prices We quoto
are proof enough OF the ch, apness
OF our iIorlng, aud a. fo the quallt
show that they leave nothing 10 be
desired In that respect For in-
stance wo are offering lire II IN
hleachod daHask and Turkey : d
table lsnen NJ 5ca yard. 4 line y
nll.linon towels at 10, 5 Z. G. 8 Rndl
for 81: and all.lincn napkins from b0c
u dozen up and crash towe Tugs gl
SO n yard and Itish linen she,tin z
full width, ut i5s yard; aud ~
sh eling, New lolk mills, nt sec
yard.
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PERSONAL.
"WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED

PART8 Of the Human Body Enlarged, Devel.
opcd and strengthened" Etc, h an interesting
p INQUIRIES we win say that there fs no evi.
6oocS Of hurnbog about this. On the contrary,
~ advertisers are very highly indorted. n.
~ oII nsrt;culars BY Addressing Erie Medical
O., 3 + 3oxH3 Bur2io. NJ Toledo Evec.
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Nsw ORLrAss, March John II. Stone
nominated by Republicans for attorney gen.
erri. dscllnes. Re says he u sdemocrst
ana wa suyyyrs tne asmvcr~slS -S--4.-<sSs.
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DgPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, STATS.
~ tics and History, Austin, Texas February
o, 1SSi.--To Whom II May Concern: This is to
certify that the Gcrmauin Fire Insurance Conn
pany, of New York N. y, hiss in al respects
fully complied with the laws OF Texas es oondl-
tions precedent 10 its doing business IN this
OF Authority from this Office emitting It to do
business ia this State for twelve months from
the 1st day OF January. 1884, TO the Sist day OF
Deccmbc, 1884.
IL. 4 -Givsn under my hand ana SEAL at Of
fee in AustiJ, the day and date first above writ
ten HIP. BREWSTER, Com nisaoler.
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BRYAN.

Bsrir. March 7.-[Speoisl.l-A pstition
gss ,igned to-day by large number OF
our professional aud business nen, orpres'
iiv. OF the high standing and woibb OF kr.
George Eaton, while n resident OF Bryan.
This petition was signed by his pastor and
others intimately ecquninted with him for
anumber Of yaer,, and is full viudicatlon
OF him frsm the charges which have been
plhlished in ths Eaton-M urphy sonsa-
tiOn.
The Jury in the case OF John Il. Legan vs..
She Houston q Texas Central Railway coz.
psny, returned verdict for plaintiff 81, 200
damages. Tnis 10 regarded as smell dam
ages as compared with the case made out
by plsntif
The criminal docket will be taken up on
Monday. The jsil In flied with criminals
A iun rain fell last night and this morn
ing. doing the gardens and farmers much
good.
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OORSETS.

our Corset Department has a well
earned reputation for supp ying tho
best of goods the very low est OF
prizes, aud when we announce line
OF bargains. ladies know they are
genuine. We offer line Of Corsots
at 25c each. One line IN white and
colored at 45c each. and the celebrat-
cd Madam DuvaW at only T5c,
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meroas candidates for the various ofhoss
are al work among the people. Eaoh car
didate iunsgines that his chances are the
best. Candidates for the county ofioes TO
he filed Al the fall election ne announcing
themselves and the contest will doubtless
be warm and close between some OF them
Death hak Tssp6d iull harvest here this
week. -Four deaths have occurred. 90
Monday Colonel S,m Davis, nn old aud
honored citizen OF Hunt county, died, eyed
70 wears Ile was buried at his home, four
miles southwest, With Masonic houoFs, he
having been 4 Mason for over forty yoar,.
Another victim was = young man named
Gates, who had come 10 town 70 pay bis
tsSes aud was taken sick while here. Dr.
]. G. Watson, q worthy and sorvioeable cit
Een. died Thursday night. o,hera Of our
citizens are quite sick, among them Mayor
A II. Clements.
Tho teachers of Hunt county have organ
Eed q Teachers institute, which meeis tho
nfst Saturday m each month.
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CAaAES & ElNlNG. Ageats, Ilallas

DEPARTMENr OF INSURANCE. STATS
IL Ties and History, Austin, Texas, February
Il ITO Whom II May Concern: This /, 10
certify that the FIRE INSURANCE. AS.
SOCIATION. Of LONDON. ENGLAND, has in
all respects fully complied with the laws OF
mess In this State, end that said Company holds
a Certificate Of Authority from this slofiice er-
titlins IL TO 20 business In this State For selve
months from The LIST day OF January, 1884, TO
the 3lst day OF December, 1884
IL. s. l-Given under my hand and teal. at OF
fcc In Austin, the day and date first Above writ.
ton. II. p. BREWSTER, Com 1issioner.