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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-11

TIM Eagle Pass Journal says lhat
place can boast 0f moro young babies
than - other town uf!iko NiH' IN the
State, and that her citizens are de
tormincd to lcavc no stuno uniurued I"
make 1t the most popuiou> town on the
frontier. In II luudablc undertaking OF
this kind there should he no Such word
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James a., Richardson, Custom House, New
Orleans, IN Ontli, ri,ysi. In lS5O scrofulous
Ulcers broke out on my body until | was n
mass pf corruption, Everything known a.
the medical faculty WAS tried In vain. | be-
came u mere wreck, At times could not III
my hands Ia my head, could not turn In bed
was In constant pain, and looked upon llIt
ns n curse. Ma relief ~ cure la ten years, In
lSNn | heard Of the trrfCuRA REMEDIES
used them und was perfectly cured.
sworn To bcfDrn us fom,I, n. lllAMT DRn
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THE Brenham Banner suggests that II
NAV have been u lack OF greonhacks
that caused the mcmbors of the Ereen-
back convention ut Waco to be so alb
stemious. Hthoy had been In possession
OF more Of the ''ial" they would prohn-
ably have idden away u fair quantity
of whisky and beer,
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STILL MORE so,

WIN Mcdonald, 2ii2 Dearborn street, Chi
caso, gratefully acknowledges a cure nj Zee
IeInu, or salt Nhcum, on head, neck, face.
arms, and legs for seventeen years; not able
to OVc except On hands nnd knees, for one
tried hundreds Of rcmcdles; doctor pronounce
rd his ease hopeless, permanently cured by
the tVTICIRA R~EMEUIES,
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TIM Houston Journal says II the pay
as-you-go policy were adopted the
stringent money market would nos nj
feet any community, The hronham
Banner says the trouble lsin getting the
money 10 pay Ms You co.
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pn. \. NJ. q cuENN i, asked to read
the interview of Mis-. MoRRlLIr pub
lishod In this mornings hEWNlr, then
contemplate Mn BLAlNE's scandalonS
actions, and no can eNclaim with en-
phasis: ooh, shame, wEero Is thy
aInahfu
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Legislative Nominations.

JEFFERSON, Sept. Especial. The
Democratic representative convention
of this district met at the courthouse
this morning. r.. H. Harrell, of Texar-
kama, was elected permanent chairman
and j. w. Fletcher, OF Atlanta, secreta-
nv. Hon. w. r. Armistead, of Marion
and Thomas H. Lennox, of Bowie, were
nominated by reclamation for the legis-
lature.
spect to the memory Of Secretary of the
Treasury, Folger.
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FORT WORTH FACTS.

II Postmistress Wants More Room-A
Correction-J. r.. Weaver Again-Gam-
bling Houses Raided, Etc.
FoRT WoaTH, Sept. s. Special.I-
Mrs. Burchell, postmistress, has tele-
graphed to Washington that the present
postoflice building is too small, and that
a large building has been offered for five
years free to the government, but this
building is in the Fourth ward. No
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-11

TuE organs continue to sing the same
free grass song TO the same syndicaie's
tune they have warblod Tor three months
past. In fact, they are as %garrulous rs
AN old woman whose mind Is weakened
and diseased bv old age, and whose
thoughts are contorcd unon some one
silly theme interesting 10 no one but
herself. Free grus, Wa, wounded nigh
unto death at the Houston convention,
aud It Wa, done mildly and quietly with
out any hluStcr or oStcHtat.on; In fact, it
was peacefully accomplished and 10y
means Us gentle n the death missed
which terminated the life of the Irish
soldier. COMMUNICATED ia song:
"Nnd along came "A ball, 50 slowly aud aiSy.
Aud rup;urrd the bowels of Corporal O'ta'
scy."
Yes, free grass is badly rupturcd and
mutilatcd, and the cultural sounds now
emitted by the organs of its advocates
are the death throes which always pre-
cedc final dissolution.
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Trr cattle companies and cattle afn
dleatos continue iu urge their organs g.
advocate frce grass, uui.t tho sp'c'ons
pip, ihtt 10 ~ ulhp Interest nfl Doe actual
settler. ln This connection thH liUn'in
would n.k, why is 10 chat u,orN stork
Journal ln the state, every rrpur The
pruprictpr- at which are in the cattle
business, every paper tht Is catering O."
cattlcmcu 10 got their patronage aud
support, advocates free grt--' Nud why
q, il that every paper iu tho cattle dis
tricts of the state which favor, the lease
law I, conducted by gentlemen who are
in no way connected with the cattle
business ~ cuttlo mon? These facts
Of thcm,clyca are proof strong as holy
writ that the cattlcmcu arc Ia be hcnvr
fitted by the free grass and the actual
settler corrospondingly injured, II i
easy to fix mp n long argument, without
a single fact to support IL, In favor oI
free grass, aud with a prcsumptuouS
bulldn2ing-sort of AN air, cndeaNor l.
force the people To believe these CHROME
Gus statements, butthc subject has beer
30 fully discussed and the people -
fully understand il, that all attempts t.
mislcad them viii prove nhortivc.
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

". y. Carpenter, Henderson, y. V, cured
standing, hy CUTiCURA REMEDIES. The
most wonderful cure an record, \ dustpan-
FIJI of scales fell from him daily. Physicians
and his friends thought he must die, Cure
- To before u Iastlre NJ the peace and
iIendurson's musi'prpmluglt citizens.
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V1iOi sANnHOF LErrEnsin our rnsirs.
slot trprni Thu siufyi I have been y go.
rlhlp sufferer iuf years with Nlnud nll ~ktn
Humurs; have been uhiil oi tD shun public
places hN rtllsnn uf ny uisnguring huInOfsj
have hnd the hest physicians; have spent
hundred. If dollars nnd got nu reni Tplirf uns
Hood Further, Internally, aud CUrIcuHA aud
CrTtCuHA oar the Great skin Cures and
skin BuuutlnrTs, externally, which haVe
cured me, aud lvu my skin aud blood as pure
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THE Gazette does itself no credit by
publishing garblcd extracts from letters
and speeches oflRELAND,GInBs, WALSH,
TEMp.EToN and others to prove they
are opposed to the lease law. Every
man in the State knows the gentlemen
are favorable to the lease law and be-
lieve in placing the highest rentals pos
sible on the school lands. They all
agree that some law should be passed
by which. if it can be made possible,
enough revenue may be derived from
the sale or lease ofthe school lands to do
away with all taxation for school pur-
poses. The time has arrived when the
school lands should be made available
for the purposes intended when the pa
triotic fathers OF Texas donated them to
the children of this State for then
education.
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Miners in Convention.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. 0.-The State
Miners convention assembled here to-
day. 1t is one of the largest delegate
gatherings of associations which has
been held,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-11

Is the Houston Age, only published
semi-occasionally, or is ii issued from
the press daily. only about three copies
Il week are received ut this office. This
reminds MS that the editor of the HER
hIp knew UNCLE DANIEL when he was
II young man in the pride of his beauty;
when he wore store clothes, II swallow
tail coat, and at Il time, too, when straps
were used to keep the legs of his panta'
looms from crawling upwards; when, in
truth, he was Il dude and the admired OF
all the sensible girls of taste in his bail
iwick and took his whisky straight,
and turned up his nose at lager beer,
But those happy days, DANIEL, have
gone glimmering, and how you have
changed! If for past recolloctions, and
no other reason, send along the Age
regularly, for it is Il pleasure to read
your tcrse, tart, spicy sayings.
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h English Turf.

LONDON. Sept. 0.-The Duke of Port
lands bay colt. Langwell, won the
Champagne stakes at Lancaster.
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The rapid improvements in the many
ills to which the human race is heir, says
the Daily World, Nashville, Tennessee,
a be attributed to but one source, and
that is st. Jacobs Oil, the world re-
nswned pain-cure.
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HoBoKEN, n. Y, Sept. S.-The Sew
enth district Democratic Congressional
convention renominated William Nc
Adoo.
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DON'T WAIT,

Write To ms for these testimonials in FULL,
or send direct to the parties. All ARE nbso-
lutcly true md given without our knowledge
or solicitation, Dom walt. Now Is tho time
"a cure every species OF Itching, Scaly, Pimp.
ly, Scrofulous, Inherited, Contagious and
Coppcr-colOred Diseases OF the Blood, Skin
and scalp, with Loss of Hair.
Sold by all druggists. Price; CUrICrRA. 70
cts; R~EsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, - cts. POTTER
Drug Y CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON, Mass.
% c NlIr For %Suuburn, Tan and
. L Oily Skin, Bipckheads and
Skin BlomisheS. use 'IrrlcURA ioAr
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MORPHINE 6 Sa,ss'' Habits nn%

EASILY CURED. BOOK FREE
DIR. j.. C. HOFFMAN, Jefferson, Wisconsin.
4 DVERTISERS by addressing GEORGE
ZAP. ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce street, New
York, can learn the exact cost Of any. pro-
posed line of Advertising in American News
papers. ~ 1W-page Pamphlet, lOc.
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Twin Foes to Life
A Thorough Purgative

medicine is the first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must be main-
tanned, in u mild degree, just sufficient
to prevent a recurrence of costiveness,
and at the same time the liver, kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
strengthened,
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TIL, Font and Msuih Disease.

CHICAGO. March l3.-Rumors are publish
ed OF tue appearance of the oot aud mouih
diseass ia Bingham county, Illinois; but
ons or two isoiated herds. which were sup
posed to oe affected, when visited, failed TO
show symptoms OF real contsgion, aud no
alarm 10 yet felt. Governor Hamilton, oi
this state, has been urged by the Wyoming
81 ockgrowers association to quarantine cat
tie IN this state against the infected csttl.
Ia Kansas, and he declares he will issue a
proclamation 20 that effect in one or two
csys.
Nsosuo FALLS, KS, March 13 Several
new cases OF the mouth and foot disease
we're reported to-day, and but one herd ls
affected. 1t appesrs to be spreading rapid
iy in the Priberow herd on Owl creek, snd
as he has sold several head OF stock since
the disease appeared, IL 10 feared We
NAV soon tear OF other herds
being affected. The herd reported yester-
day wss examined by DR.. Holcomb, who
reported a false alarm, which may be the
case with that reported to-day. SO far
quarantine regulations establish by the
commission are being conceded TO by all
cl asses Of citisens. The commissioner OF
agricaltrre has dispatched an EN-
inent veterinary surgeon rom washington,
who will arrive here Saturday. Or .Hcl-
comb has gone TO Lyon county TO eIsmine
the injected herds near Hartford. Lieuien-
snt Governor Finney, chairman OF the
quarantine commission, received today n
dispatch from Governor Click asking that
DIR. Trenbower be sent to Edorai,. Butler
county, to examine the suspected herd
there. rhe alarm has somewhat subsided as
A is generally believed that the quarantine
com missioner can control matters until the
soyerpor can convene the legislature.
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ST. Louis, March l3.- rne Weekly Post
will publish .x,r.crs from Ia. official dis
patch oi Prince hismsrck TO tho Geiman
consnls in the United States in repsri to
the prohibition OF American pork. Bis
marck insirucrs the consnls do everything
In their power TO culp- I '-'"r -"'-ticrs
be ween Germsnv and the United Stat, ,he
says the proposlt OF ~ A"., IL. . pork
arose altopether from sanitary reasous and
has no unirendly character Whatever, and
he timates it would be to the interest OF
the Uniied States to adopt such sanitary
measures as exist In Europe ana thereby
put Germany in position TO permit the
inporta ion of American pork. The dis
patch shows conclusively tne chancellor
conclusively that The German chauor lor
does not want TO provoke unirendiy rela-
tions, but that II ~ his am TO preserve
friendly relations between Germany and
the United 5 s'ee.
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INSURANCE.

nEPAkTEENT OF 1FsC RANCE STATS
{, iss4.-ro all VIII m IL May ooncern: This is
10 certify ths: the equitable Life Assurance
pScis fully complied with the laws Of Texas ~
eonditious pr c-dent 70 its doins bu.iness In
this state ami that ssif Company holds = GER
ti6csts Of auth rity rom tnis once emitting
non the lstd-y ofJan-sry. 1884. 70 the sist dsy
81 December i6Sl
RI Si-ci.en ande- my hand and seal st Of.
ace. In Austin. he dav AMI dsts nrft above
"s,'isn' e. NAY ceSsa.i Hsens nj S.ii.s. d 81 T.1ss.
nEP1RTNE>r OF .sURANrE, STATS
IL dcs And Histry Austin l.xas. February
n, 1874. TO ait Whom it May Concern: This 10
70 certify that the N y Il Life Insuranee
SonIsSy 2, New 70 II. has Of II T.... -, rs
shis esssA ana that s-id COMPANY h, Ids 2 Ger.
tioos1e OF autsoriv from t1is orce entitling
dc Suns .cs p a.s ,n Of s,e ,or ISL s
ths Slst day q Decrnoe 1884.
IL. al-6. zen under my hand and seal, 81
ofice. N Austin, he day ani date nrss sove
wdtt.n- H BREWsrEk. Commgsioner
nVPARru< II ~ IssuRAscE. STATS
IL ucs and ai',nry. Aastia rexss. Feeruay
% y, cer,ify s shs' he sprin a. "a Fir and Marine
insursn-s Oom any. Of Springfield Msss.. has
IN III 2 speces 10 y mplt-d 9TH the laws OF
Terss a. csrd aioi. p eeedeot y iis ding bus
-s = Cru acsss Il a. a ait fr'm shs ofise en-.
sSsIgne " % . lsiss-ss In this -tate 70, twsv
So 't6s from tss I day Of Jsnuars 1894 10 the
Sist csy. Of y c~nbes: U.s..
v2;;sso. IA p sREw, "a ON s's5ossr
HTSr rRoRs A.s PAU0d o. Ae.np.
sas "a ,rs-- ps ns rss&s f-s2-fs d
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TiiIsr's Circulation.

MILWAUKEE,, WIZ, N ,rcn 10 The arrest
OF Pfentice iler o. usei a great crowd %
gather AZ tbs central poios rtHtioo, bu. ihe
prisoner was carefully guarded aud could
be int.rv,ew.d only very briefly. Ho was
loud Va saying he nod ~ sccompl'c 'cc, but
at the same time added ihs. 1. rom aimed
for the comrany 10 prove he sole the
money. He was very happy, and proposed
tn the police to shut the Outer dpOfs and
charge the crowd nm admission price 10 sac
him as curiosity. He was Identified by
Ch,caPo and 81. Louia agents vino ware 10
thp CITY, having been called up rom Dhi-
csgo lsst night, when the moDey was found
yesterday.
Sr. Lows, March i3 Inquire ~ the Pa
fife Express company flicilt ere rgard-
ing tho arrest Of the tnau A. Milwaukee
tYi- moruing tupp0sod 30 b. i entico Til
l.r, thro1s very litlle light on the matter.
They are very re'icenf aud litne iniorua-
ti,r can b. ohiaiufd. IL may be said,
bOweyer, tnst ohiciaIs "nd detectives
here believe thaL 'r tlH ronntry
riIurs acoompiice -rA charge ot
the plunder which na being a stfau -er
was easily taken o.. pi toe CITY. To" 81
raugement w-s eyi emily tina. she Hcopni-
Mice should divirt, Hpoila and send ri.i,f's
portion 10 him by express 10 hilUn 'h,-,
addressing him uf oours" m an assumed
name. Tller reached MilaauE,c on the
m ruirg OF the Sth, nut there ~ idc - tr1u-
blesl di4C very. lie forgot ne nhua ne
was TO assume IN lnqurl tpr
the express package In this emerseucF
ne telsgraphed McFaddeu % sherman
what W. the hnma the valise was hear:
The telegram was intercepted .nd McFa'
den. VINO had already been located, wsi
carefully watched "a determine whether ha
sent an answer. He did not, and hls n res
occurred few hours later. Mean vhil- h
express authorities here were notified a
on Tuesday detective started from hero
for Milsau, ee. L. would spssar that
rillsr succe' ded in rec Ing tho anne
he wa to nssi me and Re. possession VI e
valisa before detective nrrved, Ut met
with a disa r few h0urs siterward.
through the trRnk tore epit ode, which oo-
u u-r.d n, the time when 4 sad the whole
detective force oi Nj vautce as .o1kingfor
him, knowing him tD be ia ton Esp IS
officials here W not actnD l-dge
or deny hst the arrested man Is lt.er
dispatch from Sherman saya hcF ddt n vac
taken before the cour thie moFniur wien
his counsel moved o qnssh the proceedings
anI the case was continued till the after.
nom. Steps have been taken 20 ootain
requisiti N irom.thc governor I, 7. Fedder
aud papets will probably 30 down this eve
nlrg.
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GALVESTON.

GALvEsTos, March l3.-fPfess l-fntor-
nation that George Ball, well.knovn
Galveston banker and philantbrophist had
died at his residence here
early this morning caused u
moro general expression OF public
sorrow than any event which has occurred
In this city for many years. His death
was probably tho res1l, OF his recent stroke
Of paralysis from which, however, he had
recovered sufficiently TO appear st the bank
Il 10 thought, caused the fatal
relspss Mr.. Bali vas born st Gsnsevooit,
IN " Ia 1917 and osme " Galveston In
1889 He gradually rose from an obscure
mmencsmept a. q hard working watch
maker 10 the top roune in TIE Commercial
ladder. His generous Eift . fev months ago
Of So 0o to build fres high school hGs
given him almost national
reputation 40 q puolic beneiaclor. Flag.
on public bulldogs, leading business
houses, American shipping aud at several
OF the consular offices nost.d at hall msst
throughout the day. The cotton exchange
and ail banks closed as noon and emblemS
OF mourning we're placed upon iheir
doors. A sympsthctis resolution
have been adopted by meeting ofpublic
school teachers. and the city council and
numerous other orgaDipatioDg have ap.
pointed committses to frsmo expressions OF
liko character. Ihs iunrrn Will take
place tomorrow aud will be upon the most
: Extensive scale. All publc,ohool children,
trades and labor Assem- blies tho city coun-
cil snd municipal officers, the tire depart
ment and citizens generally, will take part
In paying tho last tribute to the dead
Edward Davic, chairman og the Calves.
ton county republican executive oommits
tee, to-day wrote Mayor FULTON charsing
that mem bsrs OF the democretio party pro-
pose intruding themselves upon the repub-
can primary meetings to be- held tomorrow
iucited thereto by demsgoguso who wish to
override the republ can msssee. Davis dis
clsims the responsibility Of the republl.
cans for co lison such course IS calcu-
lated TO bring shout, and asks police pro-
tection. Tho major replied briefly
thnt he would direct the chief OF police 10
use all diligence but trusted that
interference would be unnecessary. Tho
general public are considerably SURPRISED
to earu that trouble OF any kind Is eI-
pected.
Sailed Bark Norma, Matthesen, Pen.
sacoln bark Gutenberg, Ayeradam, Bfe-
men; bark Lotto Stewart, Adams, Liver
noDl
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Tho Carpenter Trial.

HuroHIo ON, KA.., Marcu l3.-Tho
brother OF Fora Barns ptss-d ,hrough here
vest. rday win D1ws Cubhags, the lover
that z ra expected TO marry her mad sho
lived five days longer. Cabbage is ex-
pected TO give imporlant test monv
mGe,ing OF business and stuckmen OF
this vicinity wss hell here last u ght to
consider the foot ond mouth disease In
Woodson and other counties oi the state.
Resolutions fere adop'ed g. dorsing the
aCu0n oi Governor 'ck and u'ciug him
TO employ evry possible means tn stamp
out the disease, plodgng him Il hesrty sup
port in any action - may deem necessary
to accompl sh 'hBt ~ ct
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NOTICE or ELECTION.

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY OF DALLAS.
M TEXAs, MARCH 1884 in .oo,dl.
ence to the charter of the city or Dhl'
las. snd slsoi otedle' ce to lesolulious OF the
OF February 1881 novce is hereby given tnat
an election W / b.hed % The 81 day OF Aurll
1881, the sac G. bel Toe irst Tuesday ait the
inst Monday ~ Apil, 1881 ald AZ the piac 8
designated below for the elect on OF tho fol
lowing Officers Il he city of Dallas
Liiy Marshal,
I Ciiy Ass ss1r an G Hector,
Aldermen fro FRS Ward,
2Aiherm from cnnd Ward
2Aldtrmen from Third W.rf..
Aldermen rom Fou Ward,
2Aidcrmen from Fifth Wad,
Aldermen fr IN XIII WARD
Also at The san I me aud place vote VIII be
Dallas as 10 whether cattl.. hogs. horses and
stock g.nerstly h II be allowed TO run loose Ia
Mo city The ucse viii read:
For Stock Rnnrinr Loose "
Against stock Running Loose"
Also al the same time and p acc vote will
se taien t. exp'css the wishes OF mo ciu,ens vs.
70 whe thsr tax OF Y OF ner eebt shall BE-
levied for the purpose Of acquiring lot and
bui ding for grammar and high school eecond
for building add ional ward schools; hiro
for engaging a Superintendent nnd addinonal
nine months curing year Sad special tax
70 be levied for (8 thre. ears Tickets will read;
"For Levy ng the Tax"
"Againtt Levying theTax
Yirsi Ward-nt the Courthous; G NJ Terry
pSssiding Officer.
Second Ward Al Bssts Store; W. II. Lemmon.
presiding offioer.
Third ward-At Rays Grocery, corner Ross
avenue and Harwood street; W. 4. Best presid-
ing officer.
: Fourth ward-At corner Ervay and Park
streets; David uoslip, pres'diug oflic.r.
Fifth Waid-At Flv, z ints Or cery corner
jackson, Preston ard Commerce streets: John
Eakin, prtsiding officer
sixth Ward-At c,rner Live Oak and Raw.
kips streeR; w. n Noitpn. prtsding Offcer.
w l., CAREi.L MAJOR CitV ofDailas
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M'KINNEY.

McKsSrr March l3,-TSpeoisll J. Last
night she ssfe OF East Lioe railroad oom-
pany was blown open by burglars. The
inside com bioation lock vas too much for
hem md resirtsd all efforts OF the thieves,
.xperienccd as their work proved them to
be Mr.. Faitchid, who is a careful man,
nad placed the company's money In the
inner vault ard bis private funds ia al
outer. He lost his own but quite sum
was saved the company.
Hon. John johnson left to-day for Dallas
10 visit The stick convention Rutabaga's
are good for stock, bui Is doubtful II IL
one ,ui the stuu.a u o. no stock conveD-
ion. Numbers Of cnr cit zeus have visited
Dallss this week, and have been generally
delighted.