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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04
DUyAL COUNTY.
Interesting Letter from the Thriving
City In the Woods.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
SAN DIEGO, June 30.--Our county
on general principles Is fiourishing.
We have, 1t is true. been much In need
Of rain, but though we have not had
a real good heavy fall of water In or
81 ound our burg for quite while, yet
other parts OF our county have been
more favored and our aldianos or
farmers, are assured OF fine crops.
Veget table and fruits come into our
market daily, and there never was q
finer prospect for cereals than this year
affords. Notwithstanding that our
Mexican labradors will plant their
corn literally as thick " hops and
scarcely ever half cultivate II, yet they
will gather Judging from present pros
pects) u tremendous harvest. Cattle,
sheep and horses are rolling fat, and
the prairies are blooming like u garden
with hundreds Of varieties VI flowers
and luxuriant grasses, from the fne
curly mesquite 10 the less nutritious
broom ana sedgc, and we live Ia hopes
that we will be blessed with Q good
heavy rain one Of these days, In the
near future, and then our cisterns and
our Joy will he full.
Our business men are complaining
Of very dull tunes and gfeAt deArth
OF money, but this Is empilaticaliy ths
dull season OF the year. Yet there ~
no lack OF improvements going on, bus
iness houses are being repalnted and
renovated; our cathedral has been vast
~ improved, Ut least In Its outside ap-
pearance. and with our much esteemed
and good Father hard the lntern(1
management hrs always been exc1s
lent, and we can hear the sweet yoloep
OF our inaidsns chanting g the choir
with pleasure and satt>factlop. There
are also two Ofher depominAtlOnss IN
Methodists ard paptlstA vhp ~
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LAREDO.
Slasling SenOritas--The ExcursiOnists
Dismissed from the Charge
OF Smuggling

Special TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, July 1.-TWO Mexican
women had rough and tumble fight
on carbon to-day, during which some
blood was split and which involved
the male friends of both parties in a
general free fight.
An excursion train carrying two
hundred and fifteen people left here
this evening for Corpus Christi to take
In the celebration at that place.
Mr.. b. Il. Wright, Pacific express
agent, and his clerk. Mr.. Carson, were
examined before United States COM
missioner to-day on charge OF Snug
Cling. Both cases were dismissed.
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GO TO
WIN. CAMERON & co.
BEST PAINTS. FIRE:BRIcKs, and al
BUILDING MATERIAL.

their services performed here bat have
no permanent psstor. There are u
great many Mexicans of the Methodist
church living In our midst and they
have u Westinghouse here aud MINI
ister who breaches TO them In spanish,
The Sunday-schOols are pretty wei!
attended, and the Sunday law enforced
rigidly, In fact think rather TOO
much 30. We are really y pescesb!e,
law-sbiding community aud are dis
posed to render unto "CHsAr those
things that are C,esar's," 70 obey the
laws of Moses and try 70 keep our
chins wiped Off and our vests pulled
down, but of these matters ] have NOT
time or space TO write NJ this time. The
way that Justice has been and p dis
pensed or Administered In our city IL
the woods, may give you SOME itetns
Our gun Club continues to practice
and l suppose II will not be long now
before they will have another trtA!
match with their brother msrksmen q
the city OF the sea, Corpus Christi.
While as u San Diegolte must wish
our boys 70 come off ylct0riouss
vet the Corpus CerIstlRns are =
iine lot OF young men and are very
courteous and genlleulanly IN all tl,elr
actions and not 70 be underrAted ~
LheIr skill with the gun.
Our very popular merchants ~
1ueydan Brothers, who have ~
argest establishment. do decidedly ~
Dig business In our town, had = fl9ne
d feel Al honest pride II the admlraple
that the three Misses GQeyQen
acquitted them.slyes q 4. co,as = g
lncarnste Word IN Corpua Qhxlea lsee
week. Misu Margusrsle, NJ Anil!
md Mis- Gaelic aueydap ~ x1l
,hsly part, and decerv6d nd rccq1z94
Iront Applause OLher yQonH
iiso 6essrye nnch pseslae ~ !.
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HONEY GROVE.
or for Sherman The Tennessee Re.
nui0n-LOcal Items.

unlOn-LOcal Items.
Special TO the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, July 3.-The Honey
Greve silver cornet band leaves for
Sherman to-day. The boys are in fine
trim and we are sure they will add
luster to the fame they have already
won. Many Others also Of this city
take the train to-day for the purpose
Of attending the celebration of the
Fourth in Sherman.
We noticed the Hon. J. @. Cheno-
weth In town this morning, on his
way, we understand, To the second an.
nual picnic of the Tennes seeans of
North Texas, which will be held near
Ben Franklin, in Delta county, on to-
morrow. Many of our citizens will
take in this affair.
j. G. Saunders pool Is the favorite
resort now in town. The boys battle
at all times but the girls take theirs
at night.
AS the Fourth will not he celebrated
here our city will almost be deserted.
A few will seek the pleasures OF fish
fry ut Bots d. Arc Springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04
Grandyiew Locals.
Special TO the Gazette.

Spccihi 10 tuo ohIetN1.
GRANDvIEw, July 3.-The new
town continues to grow. Two more
houses are being moved from the old
town, which will be located on the
east side OF the railroad.
A Fourth Of July picnic and cele-
bration will be given at the edge Of
the timber west of town tomorrow,
under the auspices OF the Union Sum
day school.
Mr.. Minis of Ellis county, an expe-
ginner, il In town to-day pros
pecting for gin and mill site.
Mrs, Prof. Fuller and two children
are visiting friends In Hillsboro.
Mr.. High Jones, who was thought
to be dangerously hurt by fall hom
horse, Is reported better this evening.
Walter Skinner Is home again after
an absence Of fourteen weeks In the
Indian Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04

with the lessee money, but on the
Posts theory how can the conclusion
that the proceeds should go to the per-
manent school fund be avoided? Let
the adherents of the different theories
settle this among themselves, but l
would respectfully suggest that IL
were wiser and better that all should
take the constitution at what II says
and obey 1t In Its letter and In its
spirit. j. z. SMITH.
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HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
Extensive Preparations for To.Day's
CelebratiOn-BruOn Card.

CelebratiOn-B ruon's Card.
Special to the Gazette.
Hor SPRINGS, ARK, July 3.--Most
extensive preparations are made in
this city for the Fourth and the grand
est public demonstration will be made
tomorrow ever witnessed In the his
tory Of this place. The Quapaw Guar DIS
of Little Rock, one of the best military
companies In the Southern states, ar
rived this evening and will participate
in the imposing programme.
Andrew Bru0n, president Of the sus-
pended Hot Springs National bank,
publishes card In this evenings SEN
tinel entering general denial Of any
dedication on his part in INJECTION
with said bank.
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Paris.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
PARIS, July 3.-Mr. Tom Bowers,
late OF the Lampasas Eagle, will start
a paper here ON the 10Th.
The ladies' ofthe BUSY Bee" society
will give lawn party ut the residence
Of Mrs. Oliver Smith on Thursday
evening. Everybody Is invited.
Mrs. Cunningham, the mother of
Gus, left yesterday for her home In
Missouri. Mrs. Il. A. Cunningham, 30
long sick, 10 now recovering.
ION for Daily" 10 heard on all
sides, the hot weather causing the
weary toilers to think OF rest.
The Gainesville Base Ball club will
blay the Paris boys on July aud 8.
There will be no money put up by
either club. Admission e5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04
LoNGvIEW.
Fishing On the Fourill-Dr. Hemberger
Seriously IDjurcd.

Special to the Gazette,
LoNGvIEw, Tex, July 3.--The busi-
ness houses will close tomorrow and
all parties will go fishing. Cause ::
Poor business, good sport and the
Fourth.
This morning while train No. 4 was
passing Gladewater horse ridden by
DR.. Hemberger was frightened by the
train, and, becoming nnmanageable,
fell on the doctor, inflicting serious
injuries. The doctor has resided In
Texas only few weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04
TYLER.
Coming 10 the DIspatchers' Convention
nj Fort WOrth--NOtes.

Special TO tho Gazette.
TYLER, July 3.-Mr.J. Fitzsimmons,
dispatcher Of the Texas & 81. Louis
road at this place. leaves for Fort
Worth tomorrow ~ delegate TO the
dispatchers, convention there.
A large number OF excursionlsts from
this place will attend the barbecue at
Rusk tomorrow. A special train will
he run over the Kansas & Gulf Short
Line to that place.
The delegates To the teachers con-
vention from all over the state leave
here tomorrow ON special train for
Madison, Wis, via the Texas 4 81.
Louis railway.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
Preparations TO Celebrate the Glorious
FOurtl-NOtes.

Special TO the Gazette.
CORPUS CHRISTI, July 3.-Great
preparations have been made to cele-
brate tomorrow by our citizens, and
over two hundred and fifty excursion
lists from Laredo will arrive in the
morning TO assist In enjoying the occa-
sion.
Laredo Base Ball club play the Cor
pus nine, and the San Diego Gun club
contest for the championship with the
Corpus club ut glass balls.
A great number OF our citizens went
TO Rockport to-day to take part In the
festivities there tomorrow.
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vARIC0CELE s ss.. A. .s. issSes ;ss r.;
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UyJyvT LIVE STOCK JOURNAL. 1.-The first
UNIV IL paper In the world devoted
III Y exclusively 10 the interest OF
UnIH HI \lIve stock ON the range. Ed.
j LlAlAkJ ted ny practical cowmen--
unique and Indispensable. "a
a year. pages, so columns. sample copies
free. Address the Texas Live Stock Journal,
Fort Worth. Texas.
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THE HIGH COURTS.
Syllabus of Opinions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

Prepared especially for THE GAZETTE by n.
y. Jackson, Reporter OF the Appellate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04

Satisfactory Test OF the New Water
Works 1t Terrell.

Correspondence Of ths Gazette.
TERRRLL, July 2.--We had . test Of
our new water-works yesterday for the
sdifIcstion Of our busy citizens. and Of
course the merchants. clerks, women
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-04

- uSASoC lhhuS W lIc COu ii Ut >
that each county may sell or
a its lands in whole or In part
Inner to be provided by the
oners' court of the county.
constitution of 1875 wanting
he counties to dispose of their
erwise than by sale was not
to find language to say 80.
Is are, Each county may sell
Of" and, not shall sell.
art. Z, .const. 1875, sets apart
oney and lands for q perpet-
e school fund. Section 4, same
kys; "The lands herein set
the public free school fund
sold under such regulations,
times and on such terms
Pc prescribed by law" mot
shat be sold.) If plenary
the legislature Is the c0rrec.
this provision at all? Can
bted that it was intended to
power OF the legislature to
pr the sale and that IL does
pd inhibit the disposition of
ny lease or otherwise than by
clause provides how the
the proceeds of sale should
ED. And there was no ex-
hibition against the invest
lanie In other than state or
Ptates bonds, yet everyone
that II was NEG
to amend the con-
before the legislature
Tempt to invest this fund i'll
than state or United States
pc Chronicle supports the
Pm on the theory of plenary |
The Legislature over the sub
Post on the theory tina, the
Pell includes the authority 70 |
the Chronicle Is correct the
3 could well do a. they please /
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13
NIlnWNSXIILE

BROWNSVILLE, Feb. a. Special. l-From
Ma,amoras, Mexico, comes the report that
General PorGrio Diez ha, been chosen chief
rsprese entativa TO the New Orleans expos!-
tion from Mexico. No better choice could
Do made. General Disz is progressive
man and Mexico may rest assured that
she will be W, II and properly represented.
General Miguel De Lspens, OF MatR'
moras who recently accepted the position
%, collector OF customs Of the Vera Cruz
Gust om house, has been appointed tesererJ
de la repubnca This position is equ'ya-
lot to tue secretary OF the treasury OF tne
UnitedStates General Lapena is We kno rn
on the frontier, having ~ one time been
engaged va the mercantile business in
BroNnsvil e, and mis- appointment to this
responsible position is a deserved comIl-
ment al d CRAFTY ing TO his macy ff.enIs.
News h ls Just reached the city OF des-
perate encounter between custom house
guards and band OF smugglers. which was
fought about thirty mics east oil Matamo-
rus and resulted In the death of two snug
gl ,rs and .wo custom house guards, ana
the capture OF 5000 worth OF goods.
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New YORK, FEB, Il. - Governments
weaker for As.
Railways continue firm.
State bonds steady. Tennessee compro'
mise rose - ~.
Speculation at the stock exchange opened
slightly lower on talk OF liQuidations by
various poole, exports OF gold, etc, bat be-
fore ll:31 buying orders made the market
grow strong and higher. This strength
then continued almost through the entire
day on purchases for long account nnd to
cover short, an advance OF IL to IS per
cent. was recorded. There was little II any
bull news, except advices from London an
nouncing that shorts on Louisville Il Nash
vile had been taught at that centre, and
borrowing rates for stocks advanced
OF the St. Paul, Omaha & Manitoba,
Chicago, 4 Alton and Canadian Pacific for
the irst week in February show an In
crease and this with the heavy gains in
Northwest and ST. Paul yesterday stimu-
lated purchases. Late In the day
the cid bear patty made vigorous raid on
the market. Union Pacific and St. Paul
were the favorite points OF attack aud were
forced down 3-S to 20 IL for the former
and IA 10 92 for the IA ter. The severity
OF he raid hurt the general list, and de-
cline of Ia TO / 81 per cent. took place
The market closed weak and as compared
with yesterdays closing prices are down
preferred, Rock Island, Louisville & Nash
vile and Oregon & Trans Con influential,
which are a fraction higher. Northwest
common and Lake Shore are unchanged.
Transsc' ions, 3i5. 900 shares.
NEW York, Feb II Money, / 1.2 to 2;
prime mercantile paper, TO l-2; sterling
"rchange, b. B.. strong at ASS 81; sight p
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wEAIfil.lSi.DND.

WE.THRRroRD, Feb. l.. - Special -
James Boyd and n youns son were instant
ly killed twelve IN les north of WeatherfJri,
yes serday morning by as rose OF lightning.
Boyd wss an exc, llcnt citizen of this city
aud was on his way to JACK county, accom-
panied by his wife md children, 10
attend the burial ~ ht, wiie's father.
Boyd at the time was driving along the
road oitting IN his wagon. The
wagon reai was "a 10 splinters and every
garment Oi c.J..tug tOru from y iyd's per-
son. Both horses were also killed.
Colonel W. X. Shannon last evening ad-
dressed n large audience at the court
house. exJ ltiniug the laws just
passed By tie legislature in reEard
90 fence-ou'ting and land grabbing. rhe
laws are nSrally endorsed and the DAYS
OF free grass aud fsncecu,t,ng ars both
numbered,
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siding a, Aliens Ranch wa. en,rspped BY

siding at Aliens Ranch was entrapped By
sharp named August Arco'e, ~ho lured
them TO Gu tlgoston on the siatement that ho
had large sum Of money deposited with .
Galveston frm, which through lear Of rob
oery he dared net 10 alone - ett The
rival, Arcols proiited by his oppor unity and
robbed them OF every cent they had leaving
them destitute and dependent on the char
~ OF the mayor 10 return them 10 their
homes. The T. iiDdexters own a sm all farm
near Aliens Ranch, and Arcols has been
working for them for some time.
Tbs superior court affirmed: Benaro VS..
Wary, from Galyest m; Sselv IL o.. vs..
Brown, from Galveston; r'eyino vs.. Cantu,
rom Cameron; Wiley q Porter VS.. Rogers,
from Milan.
Reversed and dismissed; Lay ct al. vs..
Bls1Kenship d Co.,, from Caliwelli Ryan
ys Porter, from Bnrieton.
Reversed and remauued Scott vs. Scott,
from Orange; O'Neill vs.. Brown from Gray
son.
Submitted; Texas Banking & Insurance
vs. Turnby 81 al; Strasburger VS.
from q WESTON; Anderson
W. hariindalr Il Schultz, from Galveston
Motion 10 strike out ,ubmitted: Frank
lin W. Tiernan, iroin Galveston.
Leon s. Hayes. the young lawyer oi Ban
Antonio who disappeared from his home
recently, was found In this city to-day by
Colonel William B. Hamilton, who came
here in search OF MN. MIR. Hays. so
Colonel Hamilton says, for some
time, has been laboriug under
mental arrangement induced by TOO close
rpI lcation - books and Is now not Ia his
- 'ht mind. Colon,l Hamilton will take
b II TO New Orleans, where he has r, litives
aud friends.
Mis-. NJ. A. l.. Farwsll purposes issuing
IN this ~ a weekly paper entitled The
Texas y Tx Culluris's.
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GREAT ACTIVITY.

SUEz, Feb. l2.-rhs e,.est activity pre-
walls here. Propositions for the despatch
OF force % Suakim for the T, Lief of Toksr
are being RAPIDLY push, d. A contingent Of
infantry aud cavalry, with guns and cam
els, will be sent forward as soon ss possible
THE sIrUsTIvS At sUAKlM.
LONDON, Fec. l6 = ridings OF the fall at
Sinkht reached Suakim this morning,
Drought by q friendly "a rab chiei. TIE
garrison inado a sortie. and for "A long
time successfully repulsed the rebel at
,acks. but at last the attacking forces
"a Led the advantage and completely de-
strOycd the garrison except W male
orr. orers. The fate OF the women and chill
dren il unknown. The streets Of Suasim
present a heart rending arp arsuce. beiGg
thronged with women whose weeping aud
willing give uumisttknble evidence OF
their distress and forebodilgs.
SLAUGHTERED IN sORrIE
Lospos, FEB. l2-Further advlces of the
"a OF Sinkst state that rewfk Bav, pre-
ierriDg death TO surrender. n.ew up the
Qualifications. spiked the guns ani made a
sortie. His 600 men were All massacred.
ORDERED To EGYPr.
Seven men l-war he l)nging 20 the Chan.
mel squadroon have been ordered to EgS pit
ian waters.
APPLIED r1E THE cHGLTERy HUNDREDS.
LONDON, Fep. IL - -brhI!tusn mas ap-
piled Tor the "Chitsrn Hundreds" which
i equlvaler TO the resignation Of his seat
IN the houss Of commons.
FALL OF sTNKAT.
LoHDoN, Feo. Fit j. reported that the
rebel, have captured Sinka'. A. cabinet
couDcil has been Summoned 20 discuss the
Egyttian question. on iA dispatches
COZ firm the reports OF the capture Of Sim
kat. The cabinet ara psiufuiy impressed.
II il DrObnb'e that large reinforcement of
troops ana marines viii he iumedie'ely
dispatched 10 Egypt IL is rumored now
t'at TOkar bas fallen into the hands Of the
rakala
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.IEIfEIihsONi-

JEFFERSON, Fec. II Especial - John
Smitn 81 Son. who run u saw mil neal
Avenger, +, xas, about Il miles from here,
WAS att ched this moruipg by their credi-
tors for SIS COO. Liabilities not known
C1nsid rabie excitement was csusei about
An hour att rwards, cue report being cur.
rent that lhn F,euch tle senior partner
OF no. irm mad betn srre # ny - III
moi, detective, Nho had u rtqusition from
the governor of that State To me arrest uI
John French alias John Du ch, Tor forgery
OF $4,000 on SOME partes IN that state
some ten years ago. Ine re.
port was affirmed by the detective
bringing him IN here ifom Aveng,r
tins evening and Ilsclng him in all. The
detective deferred being Interviewed or
talRipg Oh the subject in any way 70 your
reporter uItl -mOsro~. lhis man
French, alias Dutch, csne here In 1881, Civ
ing his name as John Fr, nch, anu having
plenty OF money, made great macy
friends. He went to Dull l1ing him ,rge
saw. mill immt dat, ly. lie married IN 1881
and has prospered ever since.
Nothing OF any impOI 'suce trsnspired IN
the uited States court to-day.
Quite heavy wind passed over our city
this morning aoout daylight, blowing down
several smell houses, usrooting trees ana
scattering fences. The rala hiss not ceased
yet. The river 10 rising four inchesan hour
now aud shows by the government gauge
seventeen feet ABOVE the low wafer marx.
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Other Specials from Sundry Sources.
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
Au.1ry, Feb. 2-[5pecisl. THE lord
mayor OF Sandwich, England, reached this
city yesterday In quett OF his daughter,
who sloped from Eogland some time ago
with a young doctor by the name OF Is
range. The happy couple reached here
about two weeks ago aud the father yeste..
day found his truant an too-much married
daughter ut the CarrolIon house. Her
husband being Off on n hunt, the young
wife packed her trunks and left with her
father on the evening train. Tue husband
returning Afterwards was astonished At the
turn affairs had taken. but took no steps TO
reg.in his wife. A detective haf followed
them from Engl.nd and decoyel OIL the
young doctor yesterday so rs to 'esye the
coast clear for the relentless father, who,
he knew, would arrive during the day. II
he succeeds in costing her on E'el ,nd soil
h. can nave the marriage declared null
and void.
The Galveston. Houston & San Antonio
raj way paid S0il taxes to-day.
Tue Liverpool, London and Globe In
surance company was admitted friday to
do business in Texas for the year 1854
The senate a. the last session COZ ohtirmed
500 not.rics who will receive commissions
In few days.
The comptroller to-day addressed a letter
TO the lssdiug dail,ca asking o, what price
they will publish the list OF lands in uncr-
gsnized counties to be sci tor taxes. This
year no advertisements will be submitted
to rus IN among the list OF lands rs was
done lsst year.
The com ptrollsr to- day cslled tha atten.
tlon OF collectors the the law ss amended
by the extra session providing for the sale
OF all raal estate bid OF the state at tax
sales, aud VIII IN has not been redeemed
according to the law as amended. Sales OF
linds whlcn have heretofore been sol and
not redeemed cannot be made until Elk
months from the 9th OF February, and
owners OF such lands can redeem me ssme
a. any time before the tale thereof. Lists OF
lands which have not been redeemed have
been forwarded to tax collectors. They
show the taxes and costs due aud to re-
deem owners must pay double the amount
and If not redeemed until alter the adve'
lisemeut Is made, he cost OF the sdYei tise-
uent. II 1t is lound that any OF tae lands
described In the lst has been ef-
roneously sold IT ps v. be ken to correc-
the errors. REDEMPTION receipts w'll be
made out IN duplcst-i. a. heretofore. and
must show the paymsas OF ail sn6sequen
taxes.
The governor to- i,y addressed letter
to Senators coke aud Maxer, calling heir
attention TO the sixth article Of the treaty
between the United S'ates and Mexico,
which has been cou1 rued by Secretary of
s ats Frelnghuysen 10 mean that nsither
government under any circumstances W |
surrender her citizens TO the other. Tne
governor insisLs that when this construction
is fully understood aud known on the bnr-
der crime will greatly decrease and lead TO
much ironbl. He thinks that the dlscre-
ton of Surrender should be lett to the
atcs.
The heaviest rain storm Tor years visited
this section last night and this morning.
The river is nigh and rising rapidly to-
might.