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TERRELL, June Special. About
two or three weeks since party of men
called ut Lawrence for Dr. j. u. Stock
ing, of that place, To go to see sick man
at a camp near by. There were four or
five men in the squad, and when they
had the Doctor well in the woods they
robbed him of all the money he had on
his person, 80 or -. They then placed II
pistol 90 his head and forced him to
swear that by u certain day he would
put $500 in sack, which was To bc hid
den under railroad bridge; failure
brought death. The sack was watched
hy officers, and one DR.. Tyncs went TO ii
and took out of il note Or. Stocking
had written, which stated his inability
to comply. Sheriff Wilson to-day ar
rested Dr. Tyncs, aud this evening took
him TO Lawrence for examining trial.
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IIERRIN HALTED,
JlM .couRTRlalT DOES If.
The Murderer al Enrradali n"hind ii'nv-
ily Guarded Bars - Caught while
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.n, Sccng-E Excitement.

i'.Ur W0Rru, Juno Is Special. ~
last, definite Information as Ia llCwin,S
whereabouts has been received, rms
morning, George owens, who drives
milk wagon Tor n dairy, four miles from
town, on the Decatur road, went To Mar
shnl Rca and Officer Medley and told
them he was satisfied llcrrin had boon
ut the dairy this morning and got glass
of milk, Tho officers nj once started Tor
the country and found five different
persons who had soon ilcrrin. lie
had changed his white hat 'pra black
one, which he wore low over the right
side OF his head where u wound showed;
he had an oil stiCkcr and carried grip.
All agreed that the man was nearly
crazy: that he asked tor nothing 10 cat
and said he wanted to reach II certain
house hV might. The two officers were
soon reinforced by ten others and the
river bottom and timber was thoroughly
searched hut llcrrln has not yet been
found and the officers think he
has again given them the dodge,
but they expect to catch him late to-
night. lie has cut oil his mustachc with
Il pair of scissors, thus thoroughly dis
gliiSng himself. lie has II large pistol
with him, and keeps his hand on II.
There is now no donbt that he has been
helped. and the officers think that he
tween now and morning some one from
the city will go To his hiding place, y
desperate encounter is looked for unless
the hunted and frantic man Is overpow-
cred.
COW, r;,,ht ,Icnutv Marshal. and
liz, Tnidny d1nuty sheriff. who
I bnT Loon oui Iii day hunting
i morr;, saw l. NJ. richards, Il
r,.n,nr four miles from the city. stand
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was Jisormed, \ horse was secured
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to The CITY and nj lO:3O had him in iail.
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WV bc killed Burradall. He saws,
IN fact bn rcmcmborcl nothing of the
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A Rir Lind Suit.

New York, June 2S-Suit was brought
in the Supreme court by the Land Com
pany, of New Mexico, Qimited), against
Stephen b. Elkins, f. NJ. Darling,
Thomas B. Catron, Paul Butler and
Bronson Murray as eXecutriX OF L.
Rush Spencer, to establish its title to
one-tifth interest of a tract of S27 900 acres
of land in New Mexico known
as the Mora grant. Title was
taken in the name of Elkins
to hold for the benefit of these persons,
no one to sell an interest without the
consent of the others. Plaintitf.obtained
an interest, they claim, by assignment.
Elkins, it is claimed, subsequently ac-
auired title to more than twO-thirds of
the land. and he has suits now pending
in New Mexico by which he hopes to OBJ
tain possession of the remainder. A
railroad has run through the land, and ii
is alleged timber privileges amounting to
over 800 were sold by Elkins, who now
proposes to sell the land at seventy-five
cents an acre, which is far below its actual
value. In the present. suit plaintiff
asks that Elkins be compelled to fulfill
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In the District court yesterday Oliver
IL Griggs recovered Judgment against
Morgan Cammack and f. ID. Easton for
Sl3,l5l, and for the same amount against
the Dallas National bank as garnishee,
Cammack having on deposit $4,000 with
the bank. AS soon rs the judgment was
rendered the Dallas National bank paid
over the amount to Oliver IL Griggs. the
suit, which included Joe Lohnstein as
one of the defendants, was dismissed as
to him. This is a part of the cotton
swindling swag Which Cammack de-
posted "for the benefit of those who
were entitled to it," which the bank at
tocho1
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES nine weekly
begin 10Th July. 1851, and end 10th September.
Have proved OF signal uSc-iSt, To students
who design to pursue their studies at TINS or
Other law schools; ID, 10 those who propoSeto
read privately; and 81, TO practitioners VINO
have not had the advantage of systematic IN
struction. For circulars apply II. q. unlVer-
stv nt Virginia. John i. Minor, Prof. Com.
and state Law
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THE STAUNTOH FEMALE SEMINARY


REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal.
This wcu-knuwn institution IS one OF the
best in the south. Noted tor It's excellent
corps OF teachers, elegant ana hcnlthiul lo'a-
tom HON" influence and moral culture; best
facilities for Music and Art. Not scctariau.
Term, moderate. Session opens first We'd
urs,lny In september. Apply Tor catalogue.
Thr principal will visit Texas The latter part
of August and accompany those going To he
school. Correspondence with him VIII deter
mine lime aud place of starting.
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The Louisville Exposition awarded
prizes on buggies and harness to the Elk
hart Carriage and Harness Manufactur..
ing Co., of Elkhart, Indiana. They deal
directly with the consumer at wholesale
prices, and ship anywhere with privi-
fege to examine before paying. See their
advertisement in another column.
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For HulfaLife-time.

Mrs. John Gemmell, Milroy Millin
Co., Pa. in the spring of 1864 injured her
spine and partial paralysis ensued. For
nearly twenty years she was unable
to walk. In the spring of 1883, she was
advised to use st. Jacobs Oil, the great
conqueror of pain. The first application
gave instantaneous relief. Before the sec
ond bottle was exhausted she was able
to walk and is cured.
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ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
An Attractive PrOgramme-Grant's Fal
we'll,

ST. PAUL, July l.-Preparations are
making on an extensive scale for the
annual meeting of the Society of the
Army of Tennessee at Lake Minnetonka,
August 3rd and 4th. The coming meet
ing will probably be one of the most
notable ever held by the society. Gen.
eral Sherman will preside. General
Grant has signified his intention to be
present for perhaps the last time
and to deliver what may be his farewell
address to the army and people.
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Ropps Calculator and diary

Makes Practical Arithmetic easy for all.
Simplifies the art of computation, and en-
ablcs every Farmer and Tradcsman TO make
correct and instantaneous calculations IN al
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weight in gold to everyone not quick in
figures. 1t is neatly printed, elegantly bound,
by II renewable Diary, Silicate
Slate, Perpetual Calendar and Valuable
Pocket-b book. | made $1,000 in three months
selling it last fall Price by mail, ~. Agents
wanted. Give II n trial.
Address J. Il. GooDE, Gneral Agent,
cGilmer, TeNa'.
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KITCHEN ECONOMY.
Interesting Tests Made by the Govern
mont Chemist.

DR.. Edward G. Love, the analytical
Chemist for the United States govern
mcnt, has made some interesting eX.,
perin,cnts as to the comparative value of
baking powders. DIR. Loves tests were
made to determine what brands are the
most economical to use, and as their ca
pacity lies in their leavening power,
tests were directed solely to ascertain
the available gas of each powder DR..
Loves report gives the following:
STRENGTH.
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VIII not radically cure Or. Richau's
Golden Balsnm No. will cure syphilis in iiS
primary and secondary stages. such as Old
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes,
skin cruptionS, soreness of the scalp and all
stages of the disease, cradicatins disease and
mercury thoroughly. Price $, per bottle, or
two bottles for 50. DR.. Richau's Golden Bal
sam No. will cure the third stages or Ter
tiary Syphilis, where syphilitic ana mercu-
rial rheumatism are connected Wlth me pr.
mary and secondary. have hundreds OF
certificates where miraculous cures have been
effected by these remedies. Patients eat ana
drink what they like, and require no outward
applications. Hundreds suffer from sSphi-
little and mercurial rheumatism who are not
aware of it, and defy such 70 OBTAIN a ratii-
cal cure without the use of this medicine. us
beneficial effects are felt nj once. 1t has rails
ed men from hospital beds in one week, who
have lain there for years under the best prac,
titioncrS in the city, and is the only radical
cure for the worst disease knoWn-SyphillS.
Price - per bottle, or two bottles for ~. III
saves yourSclf-t saves your offspring from
the faint of this Scourgc.
DIR. Richau'S Golden Antidote, IL safe, speedy
pleasant and radical cure for gonorrhGa,
glcct, irritation, gravel and all urinary de-
rangcmonts, accompanied With tull dlrcc-
lions. Warranted to cure. Price - per bot
| tie.
DR.. Richau's Golden Elixer de Amour,
| radical cure for Spermatorrh~a, general de
biity in old or young, giving vitality ana I'M I'M,
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| 1t is invaluable to those who are anxious for
an increase of family Nothing more certain
| in its effects. 1t is composed of the most
powerful ingredients in the vegetable king
dom. Harmless but speedy in restoring
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| on receipt of price, by mail or express,
| these remedies will be shipped to any part OF
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| ed ut his office from n. IN. to 2 p. m.
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STTVT1UTH.
Cubic Inches Gas

list says:
~ regard all alum powders as very
unwholesome. Phosphates and Tartaric
Acid powders liberate their gas too free
ly in process of baking, or under vary
ing climatic changes suffer deteriora-
ton"
DR.. III. A. Mott, the former Govern
ment Chemist, after careful and elabo-
rate examination of the various Baking
Powders of commerce, reported to the
Government in favor of the Royal
Brand.
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BYL. 0. EMERSON aud W. T. SIERwIN,
CIT CHIH I;I'jIij:if'.lUN ..

"N-FNHfS't'Nss'7EZ77TS
And other famous assemblies of Sunday
School workers. The music and words of
"Song Worship mark step in advance, being
far above the ordinary Sunday school jim
gles," and are dignified without being dull.
The hymns are by eminent writers, and are
full of the best religious truth. The music is
of high order. superintendent VIII be
pleased with the index of subjects of which
there is u great variety. Ministers cannot
fail to like the hymns. One specimen copy
mailed post free for twenty-five cents. Spec
linen page free LYON II HEALY,
Chicago.
OLIVER DITSON 4 CO, Boston.
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EDUCATIONAL.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
stanton, Virginia.
Miss MARY i. BALDWIN Principal.
nnrm. srntrInhrr i.-Cln.r- j mnc. 1857.

Opcn> september :I.--Cios"- June. 1855.
Unsurpassed In its loration, Ia Its buildings
and grounds, IN its general appointments anu
sanitary arrangements; It's lull corps of su,
pcrior and experienced teachers; IL unriNalcd
advantages In Music, Modern Languages,
ElocutiOn. Fine Arts. Physical Culture and
instruction In the Theory and Practice OF
bookkeeping. The successful efforts made 10
secure health. comfort aud happiness; It's OPP
position 10 extravaganza. Its standard OF solid
Scholarship. For full particulars apply TO the
Principal for Catalogues.
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THE ELIZABETH AuLL FEMALE SEMINARY
LEXINGTON. MO,
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHUUL
| WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies

For any case of the following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02
GOOD GROUNDS.
GRAND JURY A BASIS.
The Fort Worth Correspondent Refers to
keeords-He Defends His Theory
Deputy Marshal Woody
Thinks With Him.
~ CO

Fort WORTH, Aug. I.-lSpecial.l-
Your correspondent sees by special
rom Cleburne toa daily paper, that l..
d. Pierce's brother thinks the cores.
pendent of the HERALD here sent sensa-
nonal reports of injury of L. d. Pierce,
and that he was not leader of train
robbers. The Fort Worth department
"a ~ tile HERALD never goes into sensa-
IoIls' II there is sensation i'm tho
charge OF the train robbing chieftain-
snip, the Clebumo man must rememher
II originated in the brain of twelve eiti-
1sns, coed and true If Johns n
county, the grand jury. Sheriff Bovd.
OF Johnson county, says Pierce knew ali
ABOUT the train rObberies in Bosuue
county, ana the gang obey his orders.
put he is too slick 10
ne caught. Deputy United States
Marshal Woody and other guards
Of the Santa Fe are ready to swear he is
the chief of the gang, and made the
sVaueinent TO your correspondent with
out qualifications. AS to stopping a
Tram bv riding onto the track, there is
hothihg marvellous in that. A bold
hlgnwayman knows that railroad
engineers do not kill people for
,Ni nV iiN ilNtS on Lne track.
believing the engineer will reverse
me engine and stop the train to save the
me OF man and horse, when the six or
seven men near at hand can board the
Tram and do their work. Marshal
woody heard Pierce groan when he was
run over, and recognizing his voice,
Jumped from the engine and prepared
to night the men who were picketed on
the hill, believing it TO be an attempt to
go through the train, and he believes
that way still. The Fort Worth cor
respondent of the HERALD knows
no better way to yet reliable
news than from the grand Jury of John
son, Sheriff Boyd and Deputy Sheriff
Moseley, of Johnson, Deputy United
states Marsal Woody, in the employ of
the Santa Fe to fight train robbers, the
engineers of the trains on the Santa Fe,
ana general reputation. Your CORE
spondent does not know Mr.. Pierce at
all, ana simply gives the HERALD the
news, without sensation, malice, fear or
favor.
Owing to the absence of a negro wit
ness, the preliminary examination of
w. l.. Rushing did not come Off TODAY.
Joe Witcher and Jim Rushing are also
under arrest now, the friends of Gallo
way claiming they can show that
Wltcher fired the shot that went
through Galloway's head, and they also
claim that jim Rushing fired one shot.
W. Il. Rushing says, however, that he
did all the shooting that was done.
thurman, Chapman and Swayue have
been retained for the defense.
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SPLINTERS.

Fresh artesian water at Ord's saloon
ieN.
For tirst-class ice cream go to $40 Main
street.
Frank L. Mum, sign painter, 500
Main street.
Telephone your orders to Franklin q
Piouts, machinists.
Concert tonight by Meme Bros. or
chestra ut Mayors Garden.
The best machines, all new, at Frank
lin n Pfouts' machine shop.
The only iirSt-cluss ice cream parlor la
the city at so Main street.
If YOU want good job of work done
call ON Franklin * PiOuts.
Boilers repaired in hest style and with
dispatch by Franklin Il Plouts.
Franklin a Pfouts have telephone con-
nection with all parts of the city.
Machinery of all kinds repaired at
Franklin ~ Pfouts' machine shop.
Telephone Moon a Co., feed store, 3O7
Main street, for hay, oats and corn.
A good soaking rain fell Yesterday
afternoon east of here about 100 miles.
Every one enjoys the fine music at
Mayors Garden. Fine concert tonight.
Box Office for Queen Esther now open.
Call and reserve seats. NOeNtra charge.
Keep cool and enjoy yourself tonight
at Mayors Garden. Meme Bros. will
play.
The best machinery and best work.
men are only employed by Franklin Il
liouts.
Queen Esther box Office now open.
Call aud reserve your seat. No extra
charge.
Ifyou have never smoked good cigar
come and buy a Sanchez X Haya.
lIickox Il Patterson.
Ord's Place, Lamar street, Is the place
where you can get the best wines, liquors
and cigars In the city.
George Waller, who was arrested on
the charge of assaulting W. Huckahec,
gave bond In the sum of $3.50.
Ladies' and children admitted free to
the Meme Bros. concert Tonight mt
Mayors Garden. Gentlemen, 10 cents.
Two now stroct.cars for the Belt
Street railway arrived yesterday and
two more are expected tomorrow.
These will make eight new ears In all
for the line, of modern make and fine
! finish.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.
REFRESHING RAINS ALL AROUND.
Pleasant Notes From Many TOwns-Crops
revived NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Negro Jubilee Over West In
Gia Emancipation.
Rain in Collin county yesterday.

Kan IN Collin county yesterday.
Rain in Harrison county yesterday.
Rain fell in Marion county yesterday.
Grayon county is rejoicing over GEL
erous rains.
Fine rains in Johnson county and in
Hill county.
Rain in Gregg county yesterday.
Crops looking up.
Watermelons are very plentiful and
cheap at Sherman.
Commissioner Walsh is sick with ma
larial fever at Austin.
b. II. Read is breaking ground for
another new brick store in Mineola.
j. d. Adair, City Marshal, of Marshall.
wants to be Sheriff Of Harrison county.
Treasurer Lubbock will leave Austin
Monday to attend the reunion at Dallas
The negroes at Sherman are having
protracted picnic, with special trains,
etc.
Messrs. Silas Hare and T. j. Brown.
OF sherman, are in Collin county stump
speaking.
Many Of the citizens of Forney go to
Rockwell tomorrow to attend the bar
becue.
a Troupe special tells a delightful
story of refreshing rains in that section.
This is news.
DenisOn and Sherman negroes are
making jubilee over the West India
emancipation.
The dry goods firm of Taylor e. Shaw,
OF Cleburne, have dissolved, the senior
continuing the business.
The cow barons are very wroth
about Mr.. Thorp Andrews definition of
the lease system and free grass.
Rains fell yesterday and the day be-
iorc at WinOna, Sherman and at other
points. The farmers are encouraged.
A musical entertainment i'm the Mar
shall Opera-house, Tor the benefit of the
| Episcopal church, proved success last
night.
The sherman banks are lonr" on
caitlemen's paper, and the duh tone OF
the livestock market is causing strin-
gency.
In case il rains anywhere the fact will
be news; the fact that drOuth prevails
is not news. Correspondents need not
refer to it.
Mr.. William George, commonly known
in Dallas a. Texas Bill, but now of Abb
lene, is visiting his brother .in-law, Mr..
Bendies, Of Forney.
Miss Matte Raney and her music
class from Melissa, gave a concert at the
Allen academy last night. IL was a
very creditablc affair, and was largely
attended.
The Baptists Of Forney are holding d
revival under the management of Rev
Dunn. Quite an interest is being felt
and many accessions are expected to the
church ere the meeting closes.
a Forney special says: Mr.. Mat
Green and Mrs. Nora Mitchell were
married last night at the residence OF
MIR. 7. =. Yates. Both are favorites OF
Forney, and each may say they have
wisely chosen. Thus the good work
goes ON.
\ ClebUnc special SAYS: The tract
across the anglo made by Dallas branch
with the main line of the Santa Fe rail
way, called by railway men a "Y," is
about completed, and the Dallas trains
hereafter will pass over IL directly to
and from depot and not run away down
aud back up rs heretofore. There seems
new life about the road since the new
officers took hold.