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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-11
Last " eek's Wedding.

On Tuesday evening last the event of
the season took place in the marriage AT
the Presbyterian church of two of Dali
.as' general favorites, Mr.. Edward Gray
and Miss Jessie Pace. the accomplished
ana universally admired daughter of
Dr.. j. M. Pace. Although the card res d
- O'Clock" long before that hour had
arrived the church was Overlooking
with friends of the contracting parties,
awaiting their coming. Promptly
at $50 the wedding march pealed
jr n the organ under the master
toucn OF Prof. Frees, when came
The ushers, DR.. George T. Veal, Owen ID,
Burnett, Clarence stewart and Chap
man Bradford, followed hy Mr. Paul
Furst, with Miss May Thomas; Mr.. Les
lie Clark, with Miss Linda Wolf; Mr..
Henry Wolfe, with Miss Eula Williams,
of Fort Worth; Mr.. George Osmond,
With Miss Minnie slaughter; Mr.. Frank
Uockrell, with Miss Mary Leake; Mr..
g. q. Mccormick, .ho law partner of the
groom, with Miss Molie Betterton, who
preceded the groom, with Mrs. Pace on
his arm. Then came the bride, all
radiant in her costume of cream- brora-
aed satin, crystal front, trimmed with
Srystal-beaded lace, court train, flowers,
clover blossoms and myrtle, sup
sorted by tho arm Oh her
father. When the last couple reached
position, Immediately in front of tho
minister, DR.. A. p. Smith, the groom
stepped forward and claimed his bride
at her fathers hands. The ceremony
was long and impressive, after which
the party filed out of the church to the
stratus Of the organ and repaired with
. number II friends to the elegant house
Of the BRIDES father, where congratula-
tfons wore INDUCED in and an elegant
repast was served, presided over
by the charming hostess, Mrs. p,
a}ter which the wedding presents
which were many and costly, were ad-
mirad and the guests departed with the
sniver- al verdict that the affair WAS per-
Seot Of its kind. The happy couple are
at the residence Of Judge
Idredge, on Ervay street.
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GATEsvILLE, Dec. Especial. IA
difficulty occurred here to-day at 1l:3O
in the courthouse yard, in which DR.. T..
j. Sauls and his fsther, Absalom Sauls,
and Henry Basham, were shot. DR..
Ssuls was shot five ttmes-three times
IN the bowels, once i'll the Ghost and in
he shoulder. 1t does not seem possible
for him to recover. A. Sauls has thigh
broken, the bone being shattered,
wounds. He is SO years old
and il is not thought he can recover
Basham has wound in the right
shoulder and in the neck and may re-
over. There has been an old feud be-
tween the Sauls and the Bashains for
some time, and both parties seem more
or less to blame. They had been about
to fight tor day or two; to-day DR..
Sauls had proposed to fight any or all OF
them, when Bill Bashain, with an oath,
drew his pistol and fired at him.
His father also received a shot from Bill
Basham's pistol at the beginning. Others
commenced firing on the Sauls. Charley
Parks and Harry Harris are
charged with sssaulting tho Bashams.
D. g. Sauls was also in the melee, but
was not hurt DR.. Sauls was the only
,ne of the Sauls that was armed. Henry
and Bill Basham, Harry Harris,
Charley Parks and d. q. Sauls arr
iinder arrest. The Sauls family are
from Bell county. The other parties
live in the western part of Coryell
ounty. The affair is deeply deplored,
AZ nearly all the parties are highly re-
spected.
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Train Robbery in Arksnsas.

LITTLE RooK, Dec. 6.-At 1880 o'clock
tonight a passenger train on the Little
Rock, Mississippi River & Texas rail-
way, coming this way, when three
miles below Little Rock, was stopped
by Ave masked robbers, who switched
the train, took complete possession and
went through all passengers. Conductor
Rice and Express Messenger Honey
cult were in the baggage ear. Tho rob
bers opened fire as Rice went toward the
engine, and both mon were covered by
reviewers. There were about seventy
five people In the cars, and great excite
ment followed. All were ordered to
hold up their hands, and the robbers
went to work. They broke open express
safo. and according to reports, got
$1,000, and besides obtained from the
passengers in watches, jewelry and
money, about $4,000 more. No
indignities were offered the passengers,
and when they had finished the robbers
disappeared, after enforcing q
promise from the passengers that
thew would not leave tho train for
fifteen minutes. A strong posse, headed
by detectives, have gone in pursuit.
Tho train arrived here at IL 80 O'Clock.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 5.-The cotton crop re.
port for the Memphis district.which EN-
braces west Tennessee, north Arkansas,
north Mississippi and north Alabama,
to be issued tomorrow by Hill, Fon.
tame & Co., will say: A review of thu
season will enable Interested persons
to better comprehend the true situation.
As is well known, planting, owing IT,
unfavorable weather, was delayed fully
three weeks. This fact, coupled with
the droutb, which prevailed during, the
latter part of July and extending
through August, cut down the prospect
i've yield which was s. promising, and
tue result is now evident that the de-
crease in this district will be about IL
per cent. as compared Will,
last year. The fir, st which
fell on Octo her "a was ravaging in its ei-
feet 10 greater degree than first re-
ported. The rest of C rrespondepct
IRON all sections vi the south, including
the A,Itntic states. Iauisisna aud
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Great storm in Pennsylvania.

PirTsBURG, Dec. GA terrific wind
and rain storm passed over western
Pennsylvania at O'Clock this evening,
and although it lasted but five minutes
great damage was done to property in
this city. Telegraph wires, swinging
signs, chimneys, etc.. suffered severely.
One sign four feet wide and covering
entire top OF business house on Sew
enth avenue, was caIrieat away, falling
on woman nsfned Piaf and bel. two
Willie, aged 6, and Geitiee 3
years, who accompanied her. The boy
was killed instantly and the mother
and little girl seriously, but it is thought
not fatally, injured. There were ru-
mors OF accidents in other parts of the
city and Allegheny, but nothing def
mite has been received.
At Greensbury, Westmoreland coun-
ty. the roof of the court house WAS CAR
ried off, but no one WAS injured.
No report of damage has been re-
ceived from other towns.
The wires are down in all directions.
and telegraph companies are experience
ing great difficulty In handling bust
moss.
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Ulor. liuhi county spto Of II from Ter
fiii IN miles sOnthsest
SPECIAL service discontinued lIas-
ell county, ffum December ~ ist, on
cute siSb. u vdsspift aud ltegennv
'rnwn renntyi ffnni December ID, lts'ii
10 route ai~d
star servioa eatshlishsdi Rout. slsd
Albany ~ iiaskrll, Is mile. aud back
nee We d, by n thirteen hours snhrd'
ilri from Drsumbor l, ln.f, 10 June
ID, lh o.
Route $3.50 crossword 20 Regency
frnm December 10, 1884, e. June 80, l3si,
established service from Hrosnwooi,
'ia Hyd,sport, N Regency, Texas, -
milss aud hack, once q week, by an
light hours schedule.
Change In star SehAlule; Rnute
3lI<, -AuTor. 10 Annevilie; Leave An.
rurs Wednesdays aud Saturdays ~ u
ui arrive al Anneville by 2p, mi leave
Anneville Wednesdays and lerday-
Il 2'3O .. M; arrive NJ Aurora 10y i;Su
n, m.
Iiuuto sls.s- Flstonls n Bethany;
cave flslonia Tuesdays and Fridays
At pSpl,; arrive Vt Belhany hy I p. IN.
leave Splhany Tuesdays and Fridays al
u, M; arriva ~ flgtoniA by II am.
Route 3lSaO-- Fort Worth 10 Mansfield
Leave Fort Worth daily, except sun
days, nj $50 a. M; arrive al Mansnald
by 80 q. M. leave Mansfield daily, ex-
oept sundays, at 80 ,. M; arrive AZ
Fort Worth Oy 6;3D p. IN.
Route 3lsSJ Flatonia 10 Prshs: Leave
FlaIonia TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 4:30
y, m; Arrive ut Prsha by $50 p. IN.
leave Prahs Tuesdays and Fridays ~
3 n. M; arrive at Flatonia by Up. m.
Postmasters commissioned; Benja-
min II. Ellis, Evergreen, San Jscinto
county, Texas.
James w. X. Green, Ryan, Navarro
county, Texas.
Dora Woodromc, Terryville, Texas.
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resss, reduces tvs cotton crop IN tbs
southern states, from this frust alone
fully 10000 bales. Tho picking season,
which has virtually closed. has been
Dhsnsniinally favorable. This present
q rOp has been gathered -sflier than ever
kiiOwn In the history u the country.
Th, cotton hHs baen marketed
with great rsnldity. duo mainly
to tho necessity Of painters
The Increased faculties afforded FOR gin
ming ~ erecting Improved gins, aud tho
greater accommodations bv railroads
which have extended tbei lines ~ rough
out the south, have had tho effect to
swell tho receipts bsyond all former
years, tho excess st ports being
over 10000 bales, 40 compared
with lssl3 ~, which was the largest
on record. From the correspondence
above mentioned fair estimate Of thu
crop of 1884 can bo given Tho de-
creased yield Of the states OF Texas, Mis-
sisHippi and Louisiana, aggregates 235,-
OO0 bales, Tennessee, Alabama, G.or-
gis, North Carolina and South Carolina
show an increase OF $4,000 bales. This
leaves not decrease of 10000 bales,
which, deducted from the yield OF last
year, 57OO, 900 bales, would make the
crop OF 1854 IS SOS, 900 bales.
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"A ALBANIA and Education,

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 5.-The following
resolution was adopted by the Alabama
senate to-day.
Be 1t resolved, That the sense Of this
senate, as rejecting the feelings and
sentiments of the white people of Ala
bsma, ia most earnestly and heartily in
favor of the largest appropriations by
the state, compatible with its existing
financial condition, for the support OF
our public schools, and our profound
est regret il our inability to do more
for these grand institutions, 30 indis.
pensable to the safety of society and
The prosperity Of free, civilized
and Christian governments and
so indicative of tho intellectual, moral
and material development in sympathy
with tho spirit and tho demands Of en-
lightened humanity; and especially and
solomnly do We express the obligation
and the fixed purpose of the white PEG
Pile of Alabama to aid in the education
of the colored children in our midst.
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AFFAIRS AT AUSTIN.
ANOTHER TELEPHONE COMPANY,
Tho wampi.r LsndFrssh Csse-Lswysr
Robert Russell D~ad-rest Tar IT,
sie ssit-Ths Fair Closes sad
she Races Rnd, Ute.

Austin, Doc. 6.-ISpecinll-Charterod
Texas Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany, OF Galveston.
The case OF the State against Wsmp-
Tor, charged with land frauds in How
ard county, win he tried in the District
court on MONDAY. Defendant, who was
out on bail. has arrived.
Tho case of Smith IS. Morgan, involv-
ing the validity OF tax titles, is on trial
in the district court and the result is
awaited with interest,
Mr.. Robert Russell, lawyer, and R
son OF n veteran OF San Jaclnto, died
this morning.
The Capital State fair closed to-day.
II has been a reasonable success and the
racing was better than any previous
meeting.
Races to-day: Running - Mile and
oue.half heats. Entries: Top Sawyer,
John Sullivan and Miss Goodrich. Win
by Top Sawyer.
Time5.2 .48N. .-'.
Pacing-Entries: Miss Nouser,
Pritchard and Mattic Bond. Won by
Prtchard.
Time-2:34iG.
Trotting. Mile Hests-Bntriss: Harry
Wilkes, Phyllis, Albert and France.
Won by Wilkes.
Time-2:20.
Consolation Purse, Mile Heats-Won
by virgie Hearne.
Time-l:46X.
Halt Mile Dash-Entries: Santa Claus,
Pitchfork johnnie. Won by the lat
ter in S01@ seconds.
Richbali paced three heats against his
record.
Best time--2:9Oif. Several seconds
slower than his record.
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Tho Dynamit. Victims.

DOVER, N. H., Dec. 6.-At 1916
o'clock this morning all Of the seven
persons injured by the explosion at
Stafford on Thursday evening were still
alive. With the exception OF Miss
Greenfield, however, all are in q criti
cal condition, particularly Taylor Berry,
Joseph May and Ella Ready. George
Young, who last night was thought to
he dying, is slightly easier
this morning. Stephen Young
and his daughter, Mary Ann,
are in the same condition
as last night. 1t looks as If she may be
the first to succumb. The doctors say
the sufferings Of the injured are terrible.
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cow.rdiy Attemp, ., A.sa..ins,io..

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-lSpecial.l -Chariton
county in this state Is just now tho
scene OF great excitement over cow
ardly sttompt at assassination, OF which
a lady and her little daughter were the
victims. II Is sort of u family affair,
owing to which fact the truth has been
covered up. From wha, has been made
public II Is learned that the Rice family,
living near tho town OF Humallle, had
not gotte n along as harmoniously as
they should, one bone Of contention be
ing q son OF tho head Of the family by u
former wife. Late Wednesday night
Mrs. Rice and her daughter we're al nc in
tho house, when a shot was fred from
the dark through the window. The as
sassin's sim was good, for the contents
OF \ double-barrelled shotgun took Of
feet in the heads ana shoulders Of the
woman and child, inaicting wounds
from which IL Is considered impossible
for either 10 recover. Giles Rice, tho
step-son of tho woman, IL missing and
tho finger Of suspicion points to him as
tho perpetrator.
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Thu Plenarx Cnuncif.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.--The closing 80
crel sessions Of the Plenary Council was
held to-day. Tao principal business
was tho completion Of the pastoral let
ter, which Ia to be read in all the
churches of the United States two
weeks hence. Tomorrow the last SOL
emn public session il TO be held.
Weather permitting, there will! be a
procession, but the weather tonight Is
unpromising. High mass is to be oele-
brated at the cathedral by Bishop Car
rigsn. Bishop Riordan, OF San Fran.
cisco, will preach on the "Perpetuity Of
the Church."
A DEAD MEMBER.
Rev. Edward Brenlean, aged IS, pas
tor Of a church at Cumberland, Mary
md, was found dead in his bed to-day
at the residence of Vicar General Mo-
Colgan, of heart disease.
A CHANGE.
Bishop Rlordon being confined to his
room tonight by an attack of malaria,
the sermon for the closing Of the coun-
Gil will be preached by Bishop Spalding,
of Peoria, Illinois.
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Forty Years. Experiences of an old Nurse

Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup il the
prescription of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and chs ron, from
the feeble infant of one wee I'D to the
adult. Itcorrects acidity Of tns stomach.
relieves wind collie, regulates The bowels.
and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe 1t the
best and surest remedy in the world, in
Ill cases of dysentery and diarrhpa III
children, whether arising from teethine
Or from any other cause. Full directions
ior using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
Curtis Il Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. Is
tents bottle.
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visions of Bliss.

Nine millions Of Empty Pill Boxes! Whata
sad commentary on constipation and biiousnessi
What vast storehouse Of pills II all were col
lectcd. And to think that all these drastic, nau-
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
the stosnachs Of men and womenl Sickening
nd disgusting to think Of. No one knows tho
ms and aches, loss Of time. piles and inaanrna'
lions they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and Try
inc dose of Bailcys Saline Apcrient, and visions
of bliss will hover over your detected brow
relieves constipation, cures biiicusness sick head
ache heartburn. &c. tits pleasant, eiectual and
cheap, ard well adapted to ladies use.
Largo bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
y,hcre.
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waxahachle wireiIngs.

wAxAHAcnIE, Dec. 6.-lSpecial. i
"Corsicsua Cullings," of the 4th In
slant. was mistaken about the invita-
ton being received by Corsicana Lodge
from waxshachie Lodge /. o. o, +. 70 at
tend = banquet here on Thursday night
next, as no such invitation was issued.
MI. James Dawley. delivery clerk in
he rcsi-ciIicf, has soslg ntd. lie says
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High Private Gilbert for U. s. Marshal

ABILENE, Dec. 6.-[Special.]-Mr. O.
e. Gilbert, editor of the Abilene Repor-
ter, has decided to become a candidate
for the office of United States marshal
for this district. He says he has never
desired any puD'ic office, aud has been
Influenced to enter this race upon the
many lelters received from prominent
men in northern and western Texas,
urging him to become candidate. He
has the endorsement of some very prom
inent Texas officials, and his many
friends are sanguine of his success In So
curing the much coveted prize.
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Another fusion At SAN Antonio.

San ANTONIO, Dec. 6.-lSpecial. LAT
. meeting OF representative citizens of
San Antonio tonight it was resolved to
soalesce with the Republicans in the
continuation of city ticket. This was
the combination which lately proved SO
sucressful in breaking what Is known
as she Bexar county ring for county Off
eials, and they are going 10 try 1t ON
again.
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Young Mrn,.-Read rhIs.

chalI, Mich, offere to send their cele
brated Iectro- voltaic Belt aud other
Electric spplisnces on trial for thirty
laws to men (ynung or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
M manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also tor rheumatism, neulalgir, parill-
vsis and many other diseases. Conn
,lete restoration to h, alth, vigor and
manhood gnsra ntsed. No risk is in
urred, as thirty days tIisl Is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated PAM
,heI free.
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- -
A Sumner II True.

QUINCY, Dec. 6.-Tho Wing will
tomorrow announce that Fred
p. Taylor, Democrat elect to
the general assembly from
this city is ineligible for The office, be-
cause he has not resided in
the county the requisite FIVE
wears preceding his election.
Taylor registered and voted at BurliDg-
ton, Iowa, ut the November election In
1870. II this proves true the legislature
Win be Republican on JOINT ballot.
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- w. = "hfNN y f.H'
hiNEs
rrr,LuhG, Dec, q. A. W, McCraeken,
superintendent, % ina Hooking valley
essl Mining company, - ia tho city Tor
re purpose ~ securing men 10 al she
places ~ Ihs slTiEsrs. Two hundred
aintrs have already gone from this Vi
sinitV aud - many more VIII De- sent
within the nett to~ days, hity leaving
Tonight, superintendent MrtrAokou
ssJs they have l,Sn mon nov ~ work
ssd eNpers 10 have two mines running
in fal before ,he .ud 81 ueIt week, q,
ne present rate. lilo says the mon aver
ego t7a ~ psr month.
DtrfRslEi pur ORDERLY,
SCUM NuRwALs, CpNE,, Dec, g.
Win the striking halters, the situation
to-day remains unchanged, Tho Lead
err diselaim that the mon arc bont on
any breach of the peara and VII, psrti1-
pate in none, " possible Ia avoid IT, al
though they seem disposed 10 prevent
N possible, any hands from outside
lawns taking their places. Sheriff
oshwsrts expresses himself con
Adent OF maintaining order with
cut the necessity OF calling
sM the troops, IA has heon reported
would DO done. Gen. smith, OF the Ma
6onal Guards, aud Col. Watson, OF the
Touith I"ShnuHs, HA'V 'N,,'.''S
prshensions that the militia Will be
called out, and fear no trouble that will
lecessltato such action, IL Is reported
Nat Gov. Waller will visit the scene OF
disturbance. During the day the streets
we're iull OF idle men. and crowds oil
mem were wa'rn,hg we snnnr,, LIN
noe wotAnon, nut "a sv .I'' az, 49, ru'ns
ane invh -" fu'o' nv" ''''''' w :" '''''
"'' -.,,ox.
en,rn,.r 90 GO Der' s,Tho or.
o,,,a no,,, , -, ~ ,pn bstt.,., u,ion
- Sn,.'s-t J..ci,r,J III. aftcrnpon Tint
- ~" ,lirars Ia rn othcr obierl in view
nv s,tiA' -, Inv s,.o,;na MI ,irb,. I,
.hsu 'nS' ". IL, I5. Ill a., troons
90" W. 10 "u' .,,yo -, ~ hoo, oS ~.
80 s m!s,' ~ ,,,as ,,;,hani ,,arr,,t
''os s " u',,,"s wsttpv
~ ,,,ny., a.. NelsonviIlo
,i.I '. Roii,r for tho desti,nia
liner. IL now coming from quarters
~, ,,',,anI. "a tor ifba cowihnvs or
ysas 80 stsn IN tho cenIrsl y,iio,
.,,,;,,an
''''i'i''e.' r,oyyora x,,pu
r,,,L w., ard phiIiin smith have
-, arra',oJ ,or n, assualt with intent
-, iii =, ,,eor,,e Rarnicnt. .no NJ tho old
~ NJ. 'Sus 'n, ~ ,yori, sy,ins, in.
II ~ rs,or,,J ,uTor
..,uor'. -. as pp.TppSS,ry ursr
"hAi INN &C.
nnas No,;.os oxo
..,ad tnas the iva flint glass man.
rSsee"-,. Raiia;re ,hs two n,
sH;d,,,,r..,, mi no threa ar Nartip,s
80 81 49, ,ha,sftar Dscemhar
~ wo,L NJ nressers and 6nish.rs
-, a.. ni, e. hv d. - -
S S., 70 pa,a ~. wv .he Pieoe q. 'ho
i, ,s.auu r ,,,,,, ms auiounts 70 c 81"
sn " ~ 1870 20 10 20 ueh.s por wv
kieces .. "spe. inc fnanu,actuIers say
1.aS = nv terms proposeu 20 uay are
~ accepted py Denemoet az, sne nre s
viii pe ura"n ~ al sho tui ""SSo ""N
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There is preventative principle In
Sozod0nt that effectually preserves the
Teeth rom decay. Chemists pronounce
it wholesome. Rich and poor endorse
il. No lady ever tried 1t without APP
proving its cleansing and purifying
1t out-se!ls all other denti-
friccs. Ask for Sozodont and tako no
substitute.
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ninl. Yannax Cnntnrcd.

WORKMAN, Dec. 6.-ISpecial.l- dick
Ysncey, tho man who abandoned the
woman near Corsicana on yesterday,
was arrested near here to-day, at Mr..
Whites and lodged in the "look-up" for
safe keeping until the authorities at
Corsicana can send for him. He Is a
Young man of fair personal appearance,
shabbily dressed aud wearing SLOUGH
hat.
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Hoffman 70 Hang.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 6.--Gov. Hoadly
to-day refused to commute the sentence
of John B. Hoffman, sentenced to be
hanged at Cincinnati on December l6
A reprieve had been granted from Octo-
bar "a.
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A Prominent Citizen of Now Orleans Dead

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Coldwater
M. Smallwood, secretary and superin-
tendent of the produce exchange, COM
mercial editor of the Pioayune, member
of the board of health and sanitary as
ISOLATION, died this afternoon at the age
ofk9. He was colonel in the federal
army during the war, and was after
wards appointed postmaster at New Or
leans by President Johnson.
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Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-ISpecial.l-Fo
lowing are tho changes announced in
the postal department.:
Post-oflices established: Fort Concbo,
Tom g.csn eeur' =; nal 20 Saa Anglia.
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Boston, Dec. 3.-Waldo B. Brigham,
of Hudson, Massachusetts, failed. LA
bilities So, 900, of which $4,000 is secured.
The assets for unsecured creditors are
nh
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A Fake.

OnAHA, Dec. 6.--Investigation shows
that the alleged terrible murder In
Custer county is canard, andthat no
such place as Walworth exists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-11

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