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FORT STOCKTON.

Foir SrocETos, March 25.-tSpecial J.
About IL O'Clock this morning a party ot
drunken negroes entered Silverstsin's gam.
bling house, aud alter breaking up all the
games then beng played, attempted to take
possess on OF the bar. Thew were met bv
one Dave Lee, the bartender who i'd
armed himself with asix-shooier. Lee find
ing that he WAS being driven from behind
the bar, began beating his as.hilait5 with
the butt OF his weapon. During the skir.
mish the pistol was discharged and the b,ll
first struck negro soldier, completely cut
ting off his nose. and then struck Mr.. Sil.
verstein above the knee, shauering the
bone and rendering amputntion necessary.
Silverttein was carried To the most hospital
for treatment. Deputy Sheriff Thomas had
Just arrested q woman in the .aloon aud
mad not reached the jail when the riot oc'
Cured
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Kansas Corn GIFT.

CINCINNATI. o., March 25.-The thirty
one cars OF corn con rinntsd oy the ciiizsns
OF SecgHck county, Kansas, 10 the II )od
siff',reTs, wsre sold at auction to-dai on
change. There was a large attendance.
The bidding was spirited. The first car was
bought by the A1ams Express company,
snd the remainder oil sold At ou sde prices,
The commi tee who accompanied the train
express them, elves highly sa'isied at the
result and greatly pleased with tneir re-
caption. The proceeds will he used IN the
relief of persons outside OF Ciucnnsti IN
pursuance OF ths general purpose which
was announced at the beginning OF tht
NJCd,
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The Trouble q Telephone Pole Wrought
at Denis0a.
Affairs at iustln--A Day In the Depart
Druusen Negro Soldiers Disgrace IhelI
Uuiform at Fort Stockton.
The Bexar Coua'y Graud Jury after
Big Game.
A New Mexico "L,fer" kipped nj III
Paso.
Fannie Echols viii bangle at Fort
Smith shortly.
Fannie Echo's viii bangle at Fort
Smith shortly.
Other Specials From sundry Sources.
nTSISON.


DgSi'os, March % Especial ] % lite u
atir was created bors to-day about a tele-
phone pole and legal qu ,tion raised
which viii have to bs settled Indloiously.
]. u STeruer was having laid IN front OF
his now hotci building an ARTIFICIAL stone
walk. 10 iounu that a telephone pCls
stood immediately in the curb lins and or.
derod It rtmOv,d. The telephone superin.
tenuent hld tha negroes who
were doing the work twice
arreeted. Eventually 4r. Sreeper was
arrested by tna cliv marshal and was
being taken % the cal alibnose, when the city
attorney ordered MS release, saying there
was 10 otisnse committed sgaiust anv law.
| The pole wss eventually removed, but the
city council then convened 10 special se,-
sion aud reprir2anded the MARSHAL for not
nhning Streeper, aud also the attorr ey
Tor ordering SifeepeT's rrlense, aud theu
granted permission to Streourr u Temoys
| the pole which intorfered with tie erecting
of the awning AID bsloopy. Tue case nss
! been put irtp court, ard 5 reeI or
will tuo for false arrest. Tue
telephone company hsye never been
granted any special privileges bg the city
and claim to pe prttscted ny the palut,s
rel ,iing 10 telogrsph poles, Of which tho
consitutionaity IL denied hJ many Law
yere. Much ill-feeliDg has been created,
as Strseper Is an old aud honored clti, n
and has done much 10 improve the city,
white the telephone company has only
taken many from n e city.
| Minnie Hauk sings here tonight.
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, March 25.-lPfefs l-Chaiters Ill
ed: rexNrksna Lumber company, capital
stock $95 600
The election for county seat OF Ziv.la
county e,u ted in the selection OF Gates.
vile. J. NJ. Downs was elected county
judge.
shectl-ford county to-day redeemed S22. &.
coo %, per cent. bonds and sod the stat.
80 U0O O per cent. bonds, thus reducing tho
annual i.teres $500 annually.
The acknowledgement is increasing the
frontier force recruits leaving here to-day.
Colonel B'i,ton rsturneu from east Texas
this morning, He reports railways in
good order and trains moving more regu.
larry in Texss than 10 adjoining states.
w NJ. Spence, HERALD correspondent,
returned from Nashvi le ic-iav.
A letter has been received ire a Congress-
man WellborD by gentlemsa Of ihis city,
witch .egs work on the new logerument
bulling at Dallas will hegin as soon as
superinfendentis 10 appointed
The treasurer received $1,000 10 the &c
count OF the asvlum fund.
Engineer Brit,on says he will begin his
regular eemi annual inspection about the
Ist Of NAV
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A surrcptitious Issue.

CLEVELAND, o., March 25.-Rlceiver
Wsiker. OF the Cleveland, Mount Vernon
& Delaware rail way, being asked CONCERN
ing the lnge block OF tlat company's cou-
poa tickets reported to have been used by
me CHICAGO & Alton road in Chicago and
K ,nsss City business. says those tickets
we're not stolen by Bertley, the tl'rk VINO
cleveland. Mount Veraon & Delaware.
Tine cener.l passenger agents BOOKS show
no record Of he sale OF the tickets referred
TO. He says there was a surrcptitious H.
.na made without tte knowledge or ~ C.
ton of himself or General Superintendent
Monsarat the responsibility for which they
are engaged in locating
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pnlIflcnl Points.

NoRRrsraws, Pa, March 25,-The demo-
cratic county convention to-day elected del
egsiss to the state convention aud IT,
,tructed them for Randall.
LE,yESwoRrH, K.s., Msrch 25-The re-
nm nIicnn county convention met to-day
and elected delegates TO the state and cor :
rressionsl conventions. A vote Was taken
IN convertion of preference for president,
Loan, b sine, Lincoln snd Arthur lead
,pg. though sll prominent Candidates had
importers. The conv ntion expressed
Itself satisfied with any nominee OF the
nlrtv.
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IONGvIEw.

Loxoyrsw, Marsn rs -[Specisl.l- ~.
cru,cher. of Cru,cn.r n Harris s'n, has oe-
gun some extensive additions TO MS @ wei
ling here. Other new dwellings are being
erected, and there Is not . vacsn' noass v
town. t.. ,ro,,, u,chy-
gan, nave been ohing st pine 'snas oa ~
eomnsnv has promised to haul al OF the
lumber they make, Il isprobaol. they iI SiiI
90 ;nso the lumber business there. Inm
narrow w row gauge road Is hauling I've iuli
trains O. lumber nos esch DAY usnS
.h;nned west over the rexss fsc'no'
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SAN ANTONIO.

BAN ANTONIO. March % L Special. 1.-The
grand fury has TEN pofarily adjourned ann
has created sensation They have return
ed over 200 indictments, Including The
most prominent county and municipal
oflicers. Sheriff McCall, Recorder Gala.
han, Attorney Newton, Mayor French,
Oonstablc Bsdor, Marshal Sharden and
Jn.t CO Adam are among the number. The
aninlus is the strong desire TO close the
Vaudeville variety theatre. where Ben
Tnom pson met his death. and the cfilcerr,
It would appear, are thus prodded for not
closing up the place. 1t 10 also an oresn
izsd attack on al gamblers, houses OF pros
tituiion. and there Is manifest an int. ntion
to strictly enforce the Sunday law. There
is some excitement and great deal OF talk
on the streets.
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FORT SMITH.

FoRr Smith. March 25.- Especial ] -
Bsrna Mason, a Creek IndiaD. after waiting
bis death sentenc, for Q year, wss to-day
turned loose and walked the streets free
man. He was convicted OF murder last
March, but there being grave doubt as 10
his guilt the sentence was suspended anu
a motion for Q new trial to-dsy whereupon
noll PROSE- was entered and the brave
Creek released.
A motion for o new trial was denied Fam
ME Echols, who wi l therefore hang. sne
viii be the first woman ever hanged nefe'
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sspoor Old Nli.souri.v -

ST. LOUIS, March 2j-rhs assessment or
taxable property OF th,s state OUTSIDE OF
railroads bridges and telegraph lines just
oompl ted, shows large increase over the
preceding wear. The total real estate 10
s492 4s9 900; personal property, Slo7 33s,-
600; est inate for railroads, bridges aud ei-
egraphs. 100000 00); grand to'al, $7l9,-
0)0, 900, an increase ot SS)W10O In Two
years and sos 900 since 1881.
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SAX FR.Ncsco March 25 The hesvies'
esrtnauake since 1865 occurred a. $40 this
Afternoon. The people rushed from their
houses in great irigut. The shock lasted
fifteen seconds. Several bulldogs on made
ground year the waterfront were seriously
damaged. A second but lighter shock TO-
lowed as 5:l5 and more ara expected.
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Tho Cattle Plague.

NEosnA FALLS, KAs., March Others
are no new cases OF cattle disease IN the In
frcted herds. nor hiss one occu red icr ten
days. Wnstever the disease is, 1t is not
spreading at all.
Kansas CIrr. March 25.-George B. Inse,
oi Neosho Falls, Kansas, who was quaran-
tine agent In districts infested With the cat.
tic disease, IS in the city. He states that
the so.cSlled foot and mouth disease
Is caused by ergot in the hay. The best
veterinarians Of the country found 1t not
contagious. Quarantine cor seqle' tiy was
rs,red last Sa ufday. Fears 0. 1t spreading
have subsidized.
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, March IS -[Speclsl.l IAN
other v-ry mad wreck OF freight uan
loaded with honr aud meal occurred to-day
very same ylace the one yesterday s3d
S.tnrday occurred. This proves to be
worse one than either OF the
o,her two, twelve cars and the
engine being thrown from the track
and a very good.siz-d bridge wss also torn
mn for several hundred yards. No one was
hurt. Ali trains are delayed several hours.
AZ the ysry sans place every time. The
csuse OF this cannot be found out. Some
think it Is car,leesness.
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supprcssing scalpcrs---The Niagara hort
Line,

CHICAGO, March 25.-Passsnger agents
OF the east bound tr1nk liue, as means OF
driving ticket seal pers out OF business have
resolved to endesvor to eniorcs the law Of
this state which forbids anyone ceaiiDg In
tickets who Is not the authorized agent Of
souse railway Inc.
H. was announced few days ago that the
freight depari msnt OF the Niagara Falls
Shor line would he disc niruued April lst.
IL IL now report a tlet the passenger de-
partment OF this line viii also be- disc)n-
tinued and the Combination OF roafs form.
ing II dissolved. rhese iotdn ara ths Wa
bash, Baltimore & OHIO and Grand Trunk
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Tho Blue and the Gray.

NEW YoRX, March 2j.-General j. b.
Gordon announces u sec,nd conference on
the 3l-t instant OF x.Confedera're, now In
New York and members OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic in the interest OF nome
for dis,bled ex-C,1federste soldiers At
the conference TO dsy committee OF e1s
soldiers OF the tw, armies was appointed to
arrange for a mass mseitng.
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Tiller and McFaddcn.

ST. Lorts. March 25.-fne grand Jury
found thirteen indictments sgainst Prem
tice Tiler and George II. McFsdden, the
Pacific express robbers. Seven of the in
dcimentl charge them conjontly with
grand larceny, one covering tho whole
amount. the other six charging smbezzle-
ment Ia three OF thess rilier Is charged
with being principal and McFadien acces.
sorry. In the remaining three McFadten
IL charged as principal and riler accessory.
This arrangement leaves no loophols for es-
cape on technicslity.
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Hill-sharDn.

SAN Francisco, Marc1 70 In ,ns onaIon
d;vn,ca casa tn-day. NJ. James Morgan tee-
tifisd he heard Mis- Hili eiy In August
issi that Sharon and o had quarreIeds
me en,svement va. broken of aud she wss
going east. Mr.. Colsiaeg, 81 Denver. heard
Miss Hill ssy in April, 1881, that Sharon
was inclined {, marry her.
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COHEN AN.

CoLrxiH. March 20 Especial Is. Nj,
Plat, sefgeant OF the rspgera stationed
here. returned this morning having in
charge @ man by the name OF Cole
charged with releasing three prls-
orers from onr fail on last
Saturday night. Cole with Others came to
the iaii late at night and told the ia'lor that
they had a prisoner, when the ja'lor opened
the door; they then threw their pistol. on
him and demanded the men In Jail. Cole
was caplu cd in Runnells county. The
men in Jill were charged with theft, and
oply two horses of Mr.. McErath. The
prisoners are sti | a. large.
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In Favor of Womnn Suffrage.

New York, March 25.-Johu w. Hoyts
ex-governor OF Wyoming, mere on business
has sent letter tn leading member OK
the legislature oi this state strongly recon.
mending womsn suffrage on account os
wors,ng IN Wyoming. erd saying 1t busi.
nes, all wed he would visit Albany and
urge the legisl ,tIre ensc, 10.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, March 25:-t5pecisl &c.
Wsshinpton Watts and Ell Smith, both
coiored. had an alteration, in which Wrts.
was roughly handled about the head and
face. A woman was ut the bottom of the
trouble. ..
,,-sssnted III, II. Sessions, their ex.msster
c.r-builder, an elegant silver service yes
terdav evening.
NJ. r. Greer has withdrawn from the con-
Tha weather Is sll that could be desired.
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VAN ALsrYNE.

VAN AI.TrsR, March 25.-!speoisl- -I-,utr ,t,s
s.f. Of l.. Carver, dealer IN lumber at ,nis
sisce vss drilled into and blown open las,
sis;.t by some burglar. There was ONLY ..
cs,ts ia the safe. A party who got on .ns
s,s,n At this place last night was sfres,su so,
his mornfrg at Melissa and brongh. oacs
INIT there seems TO be very lit'ie' IL ans
evidep CO sg sipst him, - re from
Lar,.n-rhe arrested msn.s na.u' a. be
pspers found In his possession seen' W w
4 n 4 leurer.
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EEL PA8D.

Ell PAso, March 25 Especial .l-Citv
Marshtl Barring and Policeman Jones ar
rested Que Jonathan Webb, who was con-
victed several years ago OF murder at Las
Vegas New Mexico. aud sentenced 20 be
exscu'ed, shortly alter which the governor
oommutsd the sentence 10 imprisoment for
Dave Rudabsngh, made his escape and
went to M-xico. He has been living there
since until hs visited this citv, and was 81
rested. A reward OF $500 will BE- paid to the
officers making the srrest.
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E,ta,e, Building and BANKING association
o. rocbf.u from Wa lar


/ v. Cochran, from Waller.
Rsyrrsed and r.mandsd; Jones w
q ,orgo, from u,lystbn; Eat TexS FIRE
,nd Insurance company W Rrete, from
Bell; X. user W. Mu.sbscb. hona Mason
Nation tor rehsaring ovrrruledi I,fs
Bsnkirg and Insurance. company W. iurn'
lay from Galveston; Smith W. ufk'r, from
Montgomery; Parker We. Spencer. from
Orsyson.
Rsyer' cd and rendered In favor oi appel.
l,It: Baker W. Kennedy, hom Harris.
Motion 10 hls transcript overruled' i
Green W. Green. from Golzsles,
Taken under adv s.ment and Transferred
TO Auitn: Oliver vs.. Gowsn, irJm Ma
yarro.
Subscribers 10 the stock oi the new tank
known ~ the Merchants National OF CAT
weston are TO meet Thursday night for the
purpose oi cleo inv board OF direc ors nnd
psrieling the organization OF the ihs'i'u'
ton.
Colonel Clowny. Superintendent Baker
and ms oib,r prominen, telegraph ohis,ss ,a,'
n the Western Union iaspsc'ios
noo1 @ rendered trip on the
bay sni went ont 10 tho j-tties.
A number of citizens assisted COlOn,l
Mansfield, United S a'es engineer In charge
Of the barbOr improvements. IN entertain
ing the visitors. who during the morning
had enjoyed a lengtny drive on tue btach.
CALVES ON, March 25 -tPTss l-Mes'fs.
Jonn W-gntr, Ernest Mesner, Joseph
Levy aud II ohard Johnson two OF whom
arc aldermen OF this city were sr,esisd W.
DAY on warrants based upon indictments
by the late grand Jury, changing tnem with
buying witnesses. Tn. parties gave nond,
each Ia the sum OF 81 .0oO. II IL understood
hat the matter is the ou,growth OF the
Being-Levy litigation seyersl months ng,
IN whirn large amount ofstolen merchan-
di 10 hpnTeh consplnnOnllf.
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rrx.gKANA.

r,x.px.r., March IS -Ispecisl.l-B.itt
"a scstt two white me, sho murdered q
,ss,o a. R'cnm,ud. Arksusts- ten days
n.e we're brought here ard pisced in tbs
x,,isr county iail last night icr ssfs keep.
ne mob viosnce being feared. Toey vsre
zen 10 Atkadelphis on this mcrntngs
train on q chsrgs Of venue.
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PARLIAMENTARY, Conxeutiou,

CrscruSArr, March 25.-Ihs inventon'
convention assembled at Music Hail to-
day. The attendance was LARGE. All g
tioua Of the covutry we're represented, ]. B.
SCRIBE, OF Cincinnati. presiding.
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The Fire Record.

l;ns, r,acbjne shop was damaged by fro
this morning to the extent OF s25,OO0; hhy
men are thrown out OF employment.
CuErxssx March 20-rhs morning the
mercantile est Ablishmsnt oi +. u. Warren
a Co. burned. Loss, els QUO; insurance,
80 600.
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Marine.

LONDON March 25.-Arrived: Maine and
Belg, nIsnd. New York
sbjp Civ cf Norfolk. Morgan City; schoon-
eIs Champion. Cslc-sieu; Wilpy Ann, Cal
casieu Cleared: Bark Eugene, Liverpool.
sailed: Steamship City OF Norfolk, In
danola. n. c,.a.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2o.5Ciesred;
sn,n City of Mexico, Vera Cruz; Raleigh,
Port Antonio; Morgan. Havana.
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Through n Culvert.

MrysrAroLIs, March 25-News was re.
csiysd ate Last night OF . railway accident
near Cannon Falls, Minnescts. len per.
wsnt tnroueh a culvert. A wreckinx train
sant 10 relief met the same fate ct another
enivsyt Roth trains were badly wrecked.
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Assigned.

BsrpoppoRr, Coss., March Is 25-Jsmes "
Frary. Son 4 Co., cutlery IN nu act ureS.
b ave assigned. Liablitie about $6J,oUs
assets unknown.
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suIliyan-lliompson.

Nrw YoRK, Mstcn 25.-Ariiolss were re-
ceiye today by Richard X. Fox, for epriz
drht for $4,000, between John l., Sullivan
and Thompson, from Cleveland. Duncan
G. Ross, Tnompson's bacser, has deposited
81 500 forfeit in the hands OF Fox to be Gov
,r,d oy Sullivan II he accepts the chai
leuge.
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TorSKA. KAs., Maich 2j.-Prlvato ad-
v ces cay the trst through train over the
Mexican Central from the City OF Mexico
reacned III Paso this morning and left via
the Atchison, Topeka & Ssnia Fe road ns IN
o'clock. The. train consists OF u Pullman
sleeper, hotel car, reclining chair car
AID baggage car IL viii pass Nick
erson. Kansas, ct G;30 p. N. Wednesday
reach Kiusas Cigy early Thursday morn
ing.
A special train for conveying number
Of prom uent Mexican gentleman and
party Ut efudents Is Ell route 20 Notro
Dame university, Indiana. from Kansas
City. They go u Chicago via the Chicago
q A ton. +. l.. Parker, general ireighe
and passenger ageD, OF The road, Is aboard.
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r,.Ar~n.tip,nn society suits

L,vRsScs, Mass, Msrcn S.-1n the
hnsnstinisn trials to-day It was announced
tnst ten suits agsinst st. Mary's church
bsd been Abandoned and thst plaintiffs
would rely on three against the lmmacu-
late Conception church.
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Posr Rfcsuosp, Pa, March 25..Ihe
coal troubles IN the Schuylsiil, Lehien,
,,c;ng wen worse than has been pre- vious-
iS rsp5rted. The continued suspension OF
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yIICO.

H., March 25.-topecial lone CO.
nie,' IN. rino sheep from Michigan III
Miun,cr A Wood have leased .S sr1puall bulld,ns h
the railroad bouse.
beer ana ice 4 Of Hutchifor Co stwo-
rhe rocs sof ing 10 nearing ccmpist on.
1Iy ,,srary % club soS voss, rsos nsopis 'ia las,
evening.
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Crrsusux. March 25-T5pecisl.l-Ihe
c,shurpe Building and Loan association
ne, =, the opers house las. night and or
,",,-.d nv laws and elected officers with 8.
n Alien. president and @. NJ. Gngenheim,
v'cs-president They viii app,y tor Char
Ter soon. They already have $4,000 sub
sc-.h>d.
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na1n slON.

Gsrvrsros. March Hsusfon = Texas
surrs me court affirmed. -.sts. from Hsrris.
Cepfral 70 lrosd vs. the 8 P.rker; Ney W.
Pr.,s vs: &c g''dsiS; .iS;,i from snps'esd Rsa'
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ENNIS

ENNIS, March 2j.-T5pecial. .l-Messrs'
psv,on Howard and L. W. White, two clev-
ar youne gen llemen Of this place were out
duck hunting this afternoon and faiiin 70
., az many ducks as they wanted, they
nulsd no at tre county clerks ofiice snd
secured marriage license for Mr.. Howsid
and Mise Lena English, and tc-nis 81 al eoo
the R'v. +. W. Erwin viii loln tness '"o
voune persons together az man and wife.
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. Resolution in the nieaching industry

SALEM. Mass, March 25.-List night an
a,h,hi,,on was made of the new bleaching
process by parrshfe soap, which, u
thoueht. will reycutioniza the bleacn,ng
nns;ness Of the world. The new method
reonires but few hours. There Is scarcely
anx loss of weis and none OF fiber. Inc
cloth never mildews.
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BELTON.

BrLros, March 25.-tSpecisl. 1.-The Pres,
bvterisns Of our city are giving . grand
supper to- night, the proceeds 70 be spprc-
pristed for the Improvement oftheir cnur'n
building. u,...,v
The old courthouse Is now completely
a.moli sbed. the square being clear.
a. B. Bisnop plays here on the %th and
9Th. a,
| town last night.
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LIN Danger of Judge lynch.

CHICAGO, March 20 -rhe DAILY News'
Spring field, lnois. special -gis: Governor
Hamilton WAS called u, midnight by the
,heriif ~ Mensrd colnty for authority 20
use local militia 20 prevent the lyl ching o.
Holden, VINO murdered mia vi:o saturday,
evening and then a,,em pted suicide aud 70
now IN i,il Ht Pelersburg.
BLooNtSOros, lit, MARCH 25 The Pam
tngrsph's Petersburg speSal say: A. IL
.. IN. the state militia on duty around the
jsil TO prevent the lynching ot the wiie.mur-
ierer Holden bad been relieved aud The
ian was witnon, guard. The sheriff an
uotprtes trouble n ths weather II NOS
stormy tonight and WI ba on tue alert.
Public feeling against Holden is rsnnin8
very high
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-26
A single Survivor.

NEW YoRK, March 25-rne brig A; v.
Jswett. of Beltast, Maine, wss wrecked on
Eahyrsrv 2Ith southeast Of Hatteras. du-
ring a heavy gale. The captain and cook
vsnt down in the vessel. The rest OF the
49, took A boat. Five Of ths crew died
rom exposure. The only survivor was
,,ck al mn A ter being "a hours in the boat