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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-06
TEe uend Actor,

LoNa BnAsCH. OCT. s.. Tho funeral
services OF the late Frank Chanfrau
were held this afternoon ut the Chan
frau cottage. on Cedar avenue. The at
tendance was large and embraced many
prominent people besides actors. The
pall-bearers we're Manager Mcvicker,
Chicagoi Albaugh, Baltimore; Hender.
son. Jersey City; Oliver Doud Byron.
Charles Taylor, H., John Penn
belron, OF Long Branch, Manager Henry
McGlennen OfBostpn and Edward FeI-
ton, the actor. Floral tributes were
elaborate. Rev. Elliott u. Tompkins.
rector ofSt. James Protestant Episco-
pal church on'Broadway, Long Brancb,
oilicisted lilo spoke foolingly OF Chan.
frsu ~ a man, neighhor, husband and
actor. The remains were Inferred in
the cemetery at Branchhurg.
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AtaNerro Revival.

One evening, ut a meeting In Oxford,
Miss, buxom negro woman went el-
bowling herway TO the front amid won
dorful amount Of applause, showing that
she was ono OF the "stifl-necked and
hard-hearted" that tho preacher had
been giving snch turning over. She
hadn't been thore long until she was In
the top OF her voice, "Neddie stole
Brother Nellin's shoat and cooked it.r
which she kept up until she finally be-
came still and was laid away. She had
scarcely let the cat out of the bag about
the sh0at until her husband rushed to
the front and exclaimed: eyes, Lord, /
done stole II, but rse awful sorrv,r
which he continued to repeat until his
voice was lost In the din.-I Pittsburg
Dispatch.
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stanle,,. Nem trnn sla,..

Henry ". Stanley has established a
new free State in Central Africa, having
It's center In the neighborhood of STAN
ley POOL, on the Congo. Mr.. Stanley Is
now lecturing In London in hehalf OF his
right to transport goods TO his new free
state without paying duties to the al
leged Portuguese Jurisdiction at the
mouth OF The river. If Portugal has
settlement at the mouth Of the Congo,
her right to collect duties applies TO all
goods received there for distribution
among The people over whom Portugal
mas jurisdiction, or with whom she has
exclusive commercial relations. Stan
ley's new free state on the Congo was
established as one OF the results OF his
great "across the dark c0ntinentn Anglo
American expedition, ut the end of
which he reached the mouth OF the
Sohg' ana the Portuguese settlements
by the back door. The question is not ms
To the right of Portugal to collect duties
within the proper limits Of her iuris-
dictlon, but as TO the FREQ navigation OF
me Congo for all the states and jurisdic-
tions located on it's banks. The rule
ana custom OF nations make every river
upon which independent jurisdictions
are located a free highway to them ali.
There can be no doubt that Stanley Is
IN the right in this matter, and as the
ilrst expedition under which Stanley's
rights arose WAS an "Anglo-A American
expedition II is possible that Ameri-
cans may feel an interest In backing
Stanley's assertion Of his rights. We
nave good many people In America
who are not very useful here who would
make splendid, and even missionary
eitizens In Stanley's new free State on
the Congo.--4 Inter Ocean.
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The Ihsair. Ernnn.i.a

No more striking example OF tho power
oftho "star" artist over the Parisians
could be found than the gradual decline
OF the Coincide Franchise since the de-
parturo OF the Incompatible Sarah. This
year the receipts OF the theatre will be
some 10000 francs less than last last
year, and the parte do societairo will
barely reach 1900 francs. last year
the socieiaire's share was 30,0O0 francs:
IN 1891 and 1889 il was 10000 francs: m
1850, S0,O00francs; in 1872, 1900 francs:
In 1873, thocxhibition year. 1900 francs.
AZ present not only IL the Coincide
FRANCHISE without any feminine 'star"
Of the first niagnitudc, but its director.
Nj. Perrin, has grown too venerable and
sonnolent To take an active part in the
management. There is, indeed, some
talk Of his retirement and of the posi-
ble nomination. of M. Franclsque sarcey
In his place. iln,s3 MY
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WACO, Oct Especial Perry is a
little town on the Houston 4 Texas Cen.
trail railroad, between Waco and Mar
lin, The post-oiiice is kept In the gen
oral merchandise store of Mozier q
Schultz, Mozier being the postmaster
~ . p, m. yesterday a young man
named Frank Green came into the store
and, at the point Of pistol. compelled
Mozler to pay him s., Green said that
several weeks ago he mailed at tho
Ferry post-oflice n gold ring worth s..
ihe ring had never reached 1t destina.
ton, and he intended 10 make Post
master Mozier pay its value, AS he be
lievcd the postmaster had stolen il. At
iNNt accounts Green had not been ar.
rested,
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'FoRr woRTn, Oct. Especial. i
"Ain't We glad we're out Of tho Wilder.
ness and our boys defeated the
Browns, istho universal feeling here
tonight, over the news from your city.
j. III. Crowley In announced 10 be here
thls week, 10 ~ 0v.T tic proposed route
OF the Gulf, Colorado a Santa Fe, an far
~ Red river II In said 70 be- followed
10y corps Of engineers. Railroad ru-
inor IL that by November / a construc.
liun force will be it work.
The burning Of barn on Tucker's
day; loss, $50.
Nose Harris, ~ the Mall, haa gone TO
waco To bid on the sunny South mate
flhl, 10 be sold Tomorrow. IL il said ne
mas letter of credit for 5000.
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Charsed il,ln nlnrdcr.

GRoEsnEEcK, Oct. 8. lSpecial.l-A
man about so years OF age, by the name
OF Sneed, was arrested on charge of
murder, on Ferguson's prairie, In this
county, this muIndg before uay, and
brought TO GToosbotck by detectives
trom Arkansas, assisted by the local au
thorities Of this place.
Sneod and his son and son-in.law
arc charged with the murder OF n
man named Rhodes, in Grant county.
Arkansas a few days ago. II seems
that there had been trouble between
Them, and Rhodes had them nut unl1r
him and fled TO Texas.
Sneed has a son living In this county,
with whom he was lodging, or being
harbored In the woods rather. The son
ana son-in-law made good their escape
rom the officers this morning. but they
VIII doubtless he captured, as there il a
reward OF 5000 offered for thom.
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GALVESTON, Oct. b,--Poice investiga-
tons of the reported finding of three
bodies supposed ship-wrecked sailors,
on the beach, eight miles from here,
failed 10 doyelope the cadavers-the
three collins were therefore brought
back empty. Another body, reported as
the remains of II negro, was, however,
FOUND as described on the banks OF Bind
Oay, nat, contrary To the statement, Il
was a white man Of about five feet Ave,
black hair and nous ache. A post.
mortem showed the victim had heen
murdered, as the skull was crushed in.
evidently with some hea, \ blunt instru,
ment. Nothing was found upon tho
body by which IL cou,& he Identified
though appearances led TO the belief
hat deceased was saiiur. The con.
hlcling stories originated from the de-
composed state Of the remains, giving
the appearance OF u nogrr, aud by fro
1ucnt repetitions before finally reach
ing police headquarters, tho one body
magnitied fOurfold
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Waco Policeman Kills Hackmaa to
Rescue Barber.
FALSE SCENT FOR WRECKED MEN
Dangerous Criminal Wounded and Car
tured-A Suspicious Character Who
Knows Nothing of Himself
Killed for Beer.
killing at waco.

WACO, Oct. 6.--lSpocial. AT O'Clock
this morning, on Austin street, Tom
Scott, u hack driver, was shot through
the heart, killing him Instantly, by NJ.
f. Amonett, policeman. Another hack
driver, Tom Tatum, was also rendered
hors du combat by u blow from the hntt
of Amonetts pistol. Immediately after
the shooting the policeman left the
scene of the difficulty and was not seen
until 10 o'clock this morning, when ma
appeared at City Attorney Blair's resi-
dence, and at the advice OF that 2entlo-
man surrendered, MIR. Blair going
To the jail. A coronor's innuest
was held at o'clock this after.
noon. Tom Tatun, the wound, d
hack driver, says he aud his coalpanion
Scott were having words with barber
who had insulted htem, " hen the officer
came along and commenced ahuA,np
aud threatening theu. They resented
TINS and the policemauol ened fire upop
IN IN, killing Scott ana stunning 'ra.
tuln with the butt Of tie pistol
Inc olilcor says he was patrol'iug hjs
beat and heard difficulty on the oppo-
site slue uI The street, He hurriud
across and found that the two hack
drivers had a man (who proved 10 be
the drunken barber) down and were
beating him up. He ordered them Ia
desist and they both advanced on him
and he struck Tatum with his pistol.
scott thon drew a knife, and Tatnm hay
ing recovered himself both men ad.
yanced. Scott with his drawn knife and
tne policeman backed into the
street. At this juucture, Amonett saws.
he fired, aiming to kill both men and
believed he had done so until he sur
rendered. The barber, who had lied as
soon as the policemen made the hack
men leave hun alone, corroborates Am
onetps statement that the two men
were beating him (the barber). No one
saw the shooting save the two hack
drivers and the policeman.
Public opinion rather sides with Amo-
nett, as he Is one of the most reliable
men ON tho force, sober, good-natlIreJ
and discreet. II is generally believed
he acted In self-defense. The two hack
men are fair samples of their tribe, pret-
~ hard, although Tatum, who didn't
get killed, is the hardest of the two. IL
is known he had u grudge against Amo-
nett, and had threatened To "do him
up scott, the dead man, came from
galveston 10 Waco, and has wife and
children. The policeman is also mar
rled man and has children.
ReViValiSt Jones, who breaches nj q
o,cio'k every morning, heard of the
killing in time to make IL special
lleme, and attrihlted II to the work of
the devil in Wa,O.
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dwellings. and many worksbons an
the bank Of the river Volga. Fonr fsc.
tories were seriously damaged. kI,y-
tunately no lives We're lost.
AmerIean Onlcers rlnh.r chlna.. 60

american Officers Under Chinese CoIors !.
speaking OF the reported resignation
OF officers of the United States navy who
desire to enter the service Of China In
my event OF war between that country
sAyn: "'S y nis
"The pnly plausible explanation of
TINS instructive antagonism is the innate
Propensity or Americans to follow m
everything the footsteps of tho Ilnvlish
TO love what the English love. 10 hate
what the English hate, and, in fact m
copy trom the English the personalitv
thnt Is wanting in themselves. II Il
Wen known thar tho great ann Of Ameri-
can .a iaules = % initiate the airs, the STYLE,
the dress, aud even the eailectations ofthe
DANES of England. 1t Is also the bishD
est feather IN the caps OF hvih.toned
sportsmen 70 90 able To ape tha arifish
sweils and mashers. In the same WAY
American politicians endeayor to hoIa
Tue coat tails of john Bull ami Ia follow
MN all through his foreign policy. We
hAye hundred times had occaSiop to
cnn a.tention Co this mania OF imitation
Nuten makes OF Americans The blind
sateLiltes sa, OF the English. But IL il their
nnsn .ar we can do anything i, the mat
ter. since France has ALWAYS rse.iyed in.
shts IRON Americans inproportinn To the
uelerence ana delicate attentions which
sno mas extended toward them, she can
now aci IN the matter Just as one would
III regard 10 the vulgar manner Of n
man o low bred or too ignorant IN nm
derssAnd such thiRgs. :"
Let american officers enlist, il thev
please, under the banner of The Green
dragon, and let them fight against the
tricolor under the orders of fCsung-ii-
Samen. We don't care. Ouly we
wonid remind them oharitably that on
entering the serv ce OF a heligerent ma.
aon, they run all the risks OF soldiers
OF that nationi they win cease 70 lie
Americans to becoins Chinese. They
must also remember that IL they have
the right to he treated simply as enemies
engaged In the regular navy OF China.
they may also be treated as thieves and
hanged 10 the yard arin like pirates II
lhey are found on board priyateors, In
= word, the situation IN which these gem
tlemen would ne placed might not be 30
sure' 40 easy, and so rose colored as
they might imagine. 1t is all very well
70 he'oiiicers of tho American navy, nut
II Is impossible to turn coolies into uun-
uerA and sailors capable of contendinr
Win men ike those under Admiral
Conrbet. No doubt they might create
some difficulties for the latter, but they
certainly would have a poor chance with
MN, and we would not advise them to
meddle In tho matter"
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ni.hnnnrnh nnh sl,ni

WHEELING, w, Va, oct, 5.-Campbell
osborne, who shot w. r. Richards, edl.
tor of the Clark shurg Telegram, is in
lNl ant viii have u prclimina
~ trial tomorrow There has
been AN alleged intimacy between
'Nourn ahd Richards wife for months,
resulting Ia \ separation, she going To-
uer horne In Reunion CITY, Penesyiyn
MIR Richards has heen tof ihlv
up about his domestic affairs
aud some reference To Osborne ia The
last issue of his paper published In
Harrisburg led TO the 'ho0ting. Sym
plthy IL with Richards. The ball on.
cred the lett side of the chest, under
he collar-bone, and is supposed to have
passod through tho upper part orhi.
right lung, Tonight he is in a procari.
Gus condition.
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A Grand Jury-l,oIltlc.l ,nyve.,,on,

GRoEsntEcN, Oct De- Special. Tho
grand jury has been In session awoek
and has presented only two mdict-
monts both Tor murder.
Hon. r. q. Mills aud l.. l.. Foster
spoke ut kosse yesterday. Thoy both
sustained their well-earued repuiatioIs
" orators, and the Republican cnuse
anu Tree grass craze were set back ten
ycArsin in that community.
VINO Is more worthy than l.. l.. Fos-
Ter OF Limestone, to handle the gavol Ia
the next Lsgis ature.
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LONDON, Oct. 5,--There were the
usual Saturday meetings to-day by the
Liberals and Conservatives. Hartlng,
ton, secretary of State for war, adj
lie said the sending of the Gordor re
lief expedition did not mean the recon
quest OF Soudan, but was for the
rescue, II necessary, of the grand sol
dier, patriot and philanthropist who had
undertaken, without material support.
to deliver the Soudanese from bondare'
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CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--Late last night In a
houso Of evil repute Lille Brooks, white,
proprietress, and her husband, Giles
Hunt, negro, were stabbed by negro
man named Scott. Hunt diod TO.
night and the woman's recovery
y doubtful. This woman, after
living n most dasoluto life
created sensation two wears ago by
protesting reformation and by turning
her house into home for tho reclama-
lion ut fallen womAn; after time inter
est In her subsidized aud funds
failing she returned to her old WAYS
aud married Hunt. Her real name Is
said 70 be Louise Linney, and she claims
70 belong to good family in New York.
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VALPARAISO, via Galveston, Oct. 5s--
Intelligence is received'by steamer from
Valparaiso that the English steamer
Cordillera is still in IerSlous position
IN the straits OF Magellan. Her hull is
seriously damaged and she Is making
ttranshipped and some passengers have
peen brought here on the steamer Val
parmso. French steamerAroticq is also
reported stranded N Magellan straits at
Tape Ilrgines, but the steamer Valpa-
ralso did not 20 To her assistance as she
was not requested TO do 30,
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ooNDESsED TELEGilAms.

:. All tho cotton factories Of Petersburg,
Va, aud vicinity have been closed, ow-
ing 70 the scarcity OF water. Seven hum
ired men, women and children are suf-
ferlhg toe tho neoessaries of life.
Peacock's storage warehouse at Ph.la-
delphia was DESTROYED by tlre Sunday
morning. Loss, SJ0O,0OO; insurance,
sli0,OO0.
John Mccullough spent yesterday
Ia ~ Llnls. lilo will 40 from there 10
iot springs FOR several months.
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FOREIGN NEWS, 4
Partition Of Poland n Penny PIpkfn to
One ForeShadowed. eal
eeYPTs THRONE IN THE SCALE.
international African Trade Conrn,ission
-Entente Cordiaie to he Restored
Between France aud China ip-
High Priced Letters.

PARIS, Oct, 6.--The Gaulois saws. R,s-
mares has made a proposition to Tho
Cabinets Of France and England to hold
a convention 80 Tx the limits OF torrf6-
ries upon the coast OF Africa, ! -'.'
me Republique Franchise states that
lhe French Cabinet has no lnten-
non Of going beyond the
p9ncy which has been pursued toward
NINA, and which is approved by ma
Jority OF Its members. rhe oocapetion
~ hee Lung and the affair at Foo, Chow
naNe NOT altered the position OF Fkanoe
toward China, nor have they n,aia q
ueniaratiea of war necessary.
Ihe Steele says that 1t expects an
early restoration OF the entente corciiale
with China >''''o
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Tho French and German AIllanc,.

PAUIs, Oct. 5.-La PaIx, Grovy's or.
gan, apropos ofa reported alliance be.
tween France and dermnny, says To
make France strong, she must not b,
Isolated from Europe, even II that i'm.
plies connection with GERMANY. The
French government understood this
and cannot be repronchfd d therefor.
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Even when 1t hits, the Dallas HERALD
hits smilingiy, and makes the reader
smile too. 1thits however, one growing
evil damaging tap, when II says that
there are many persons offering for the
Legislature In this State whose knowl-
edge runs IN u channel which better fits
them for driving draws ON the streets,
than making laws Tor an empire like
Texas Terrell Times.
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Three letters addressed to A. r. Maddox
ms IS supposed % be his name. IIe
claims that he does not know " here he IS
from ana KNOWS no oae aavw here that
Soulu l0ehtiiy him. Nothing can he
re is about five feet ten inches hj1h
hight complicated, dark hair, sandy mus,
lache and beard, weighs abont I'm
pounds, about 80 years old. He is
supposed to be an escaped prisoner or
convict "
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LIMA, via Galveston, Oct. 8. The gov
ernment has collected 1000 troops in San
Pedro and the neighborhood of Trniillo
WIN tne intention of making an carly
and determined attack on the latter civ
now held by the msurgent General
E'eas who has force of /, 800 men under
his command. General Puga succeeded
IN making his escape from Salavary Il
Guyaquil.
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GALVESTON, Oct. "a News Laredo
special says; El Cayote, the Mexican
outlaw, with his band, is encamped near
Fillaldama, in the mountains, some
seventy miles southwest OF Laredo, and
only short distance from Bustamente,
An attack on the latter place Is antici.
pated. IL is feared the bandits are too
strong for the Government troops.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-Tho report Ia pub.
lished hero that the Garmoylc- Fortescue
case has been finally settled. Miss For
toscue receives fl2S,OOO, and eurrenders
the letters in her posseHsion, including
those from Lord Cairns. Lord Garmoyle
refused TO submit 10 cross ANIMATION
by Counsellor Russell.
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Bombard,n,nt an Innv

PARIS, Oct 6.--Advices from Hong
Kong of Saturday, contains information
that Admiral Courbet began the bonn
hnrdment OF the fort ut ke Lung on
wednesday, and tho Chinese offered
lively resistance. The French loss ON
"Wednesday was two men killed and ten
Wouudtd,
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Anew Game for Egypt,s Throne.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-It is stated that Prince
Halvin, the pretender to the throne Of
Egypt, II about TO visit Paris and Con-
stantinople To canvass support for his
cause. II the khedive abdicatos the
sultan OF Turkey supports Halvin In His
pretensions against IsmRil, who was
dive.
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JERSEY Cry, Oct. 5,-George Bates.
aged ~, aship carpenter, died this morn
ing from the effects of injuries inflicted
last night by party ol roughs known
AZ the bridge gang" Bates had re-
fused demand Tor money to purchase
Deer Several OF the gang have been ar
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Roha Oct. "A congregation OF the
Sc. Paul Catholic American church was
announced here to-day. The founders
OF the church are Canon Camollo, former
Canon OF the Catholic church, and Mon
signor Snyareae.
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Tho sinking rund-A Trim n, ,ho N,,.

CAIRO, Oct. 5.-Nuber Pash,, in reply
to the protest Of consuls against the
sinking fund, states that the course
taken was absolutely necessary in view
OF the condition of the Egyptian
treasury.
Northbrook will ascend the Nile to
Assollan aud then return 80 as to reach
Care by October 70.
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French and English Complications IN
Egypt.

PARIS, Oct. s.--Barera the French
diplomatic agent at Cairo is openly hos
tlle to the English. lie has raised new
disputes ina vacancy of the .Judgoshin
of mixed tribunal ut Alexandria III
the transfer ofa French Judge (Bellen
To the court OF appeals, Ba-
rera insists that another Frenchman
shall he appointed for the tribunal which
the English oppose.
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Weather Indlcnllona.

WAsuINGroS, Oct. 5.-Fir the West uuif
states: Generally fair weather except In
Arkan' as; partly cloudy weather; local
sho wers; light variable winds, generally
southerly; Sigh change In temperature.
uALvEsrON, Oct A-Followlng Ia the
weather report, FURNISHED 10y the signal Ser
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French I,elniorcemen,s for Tonauin.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-Ferry informed his
colleagues ut the rabinet council ester
day that further rreinfurcemeuts were re-
quired for rOnquln, in consequence of
Increased preparations for war being
made by China.
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A Negro VIC Alurder and snieihn.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Oct. g. Charles
Austin, colored, having Quarreled with
his wife this evening, drew revolver
and shot her three times, infiioting dan
gerous wounds. lie then placed the re-
yolyer to his own head and blew his
brains out.
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i VALPARAISO, CnILI, (via Galveston,
Oct. 5.--The Chillan Government has re-
called Don Joyipo Nova, Minister tc
Peru. He viii return TO Chill at In,
end of the present month. Don Benicio
Alamo Gonzales will replace him early
In November,
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Austin Notes,

AUSTIN, Oct I. Especial. + Brenham
water works, capital stock, $4,000, filed
. charter to-day.
The Collector of Pamela county settled
yesterday.
General revenue paid In, $500.
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BER'I IN, Oct. 5.-Tho Government OF
England has made \ proposition that an
international commission be created to
decide upon the rights OF British traders
In the districts of Camourans, BatanQa
aud Angera, Africa, which have been
announced TO Germany. II IN proposed
70 secure protection 10 British mer-
chants for diiierentlal duties.