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GOLDSMITH BROTHER S
q a ~
MAI-FEST BARGAIN DAY /!
Special Attractions.
MONDAY, MAY 18th {!

Whatare GOLDSMITH BROTHERS going to offer on
MondayP question asked every Sunday morl ing by
all ladies in Dallas they take up the Herald Here
is he An entire line OF Lace Goods just Dough
every article offered half less than half real value
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TYLER.

Tyler, Nav 10.-[5pecisi r. faa 'yecu-
tive com mi.tee OF the dtu 'creCy ne
c,unty hnd conference ll,re 40 nhsr @pi
agreed 10 adjust d,dsrences e,ecsl ms -
Q thorough reorganization trrpn4 aout me
county, to meet In oonvsntioD on
the oath inst, whea one com-
mittee 10 represent s3l1 Wings
the coming campaign. D. psifa 10 he
state convention will also b. elected.
The first through train over lhe Kansas
Il Gulf Short Line camel In tais ~ efnOof'.
Regular trains will b. pa 0o mex thuts-
day.
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Cs,RsICArs.

CoRsicsSA. NsS 10 -f5aos.l-The re-
suit ~ u- p-ol'act-d m.~ fife- st the Bsn.
tst chufcn Hss tns cruvcf son oi about
tsslt, pe-roue. of rhsm 81 "a fftee will
he b,y'szri ~ the cnusch morrow tye.
ins 81 I'd c.
Tbf o,lased Bsp'isis sl.s bold imner
sinn sirvicte a. IN sa.Ee f,lae. pten ih'r
iser c. vert vail b. nsp' N Ptst Osk
crsk -.lnU the 'rDru.l W bDr-e.
Ths p sbyfrisn Cnrs4 fisro Pre~tvt.
riru nur Ncirosst Surd scn0n.s pie
m,.r rcuth ~ fr- 81 y Tic dey v-s II
.htf crui1 r- r~s'f,''.
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l. kMPASAy.

LAMPAsAs, Mey l0.-t,pecial.l j. Grea,
preparations are being m sds 10 mako the
wool convention here, or June l0ih, com
plete success. Assurances point tn large
sasem blaee Of people on that day The
stock an pe.B subscribed for a meat faclo'
~, paper mill aud o. ton and woolen fac
tory all In the last week. Capitalists have
their eyes on his placs on account Of its
fine water facilities.
Material for the water works 10 on the
ground and work 10 being pushed vigor-
ously on this estcTprlse.
The Immense town clock his been plsced
on our m agniticent new stooe court-hous-.
A stock company has been organized for
he purpose II erecting an elegans opera
hall In this city.
Houses OF every kind ara under course NJ
erection.
ireland and Gibbs for the state, Til
den ana Hendricks for the national, and a
platform tor low tariff s the Way demo-
CT sts talk here.
Tho republicans seem 10 be looking and
hopiog for the nomination Of Grant and
Lincola.
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Suicide.

PrrrsBuRo, May 10.-r0e Chronicle ale
eraon's, Westdeld, Penns ivsHia, l dal
saws Hon. Butler B. Strong o,anNt toa al
eide this morning BY shnouug IN nr lth
is sss'g gned "a the reason ~ sh' rNn ed.
Deceased represented tn dit'ret ri ga
@ unity In the state sennir .f flss tar
fifteen years. Ia polite ha s.s q rel ibu'
can.
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thick Clouds and Dakne,s Aseas tho
Stock Exchaag..
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PR0GRAMMR-FIRST DAY.
Parade with May Queen to
grounds at l T.. M.
Crowning Of May Queen;
Grafton in German by
JULIUS SCRUETZE
of Austin, Texas; Amuse-
ments for Young and Old.
Tableaux Vivants; Priez
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
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But Came Up smi'ing TO The Last
Scratch.
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She Gould Turn One.

Oftimos little word dropped from
careless lips reveals to him who hears it
the whole inner life of the speaker. 1t
is not always safe, however, to base an
opinion of a person upon such a founda-
ton, as the following incident will
show:
Yesterday afternoon a horse-car was
slowly humping along toward the south
end, and among the passengers were
two relined-loolling young women, who
were holding an animated conversation
in one corner. Their words were in
audible to the rest of the passengers,
owing to the noise of the car wheels and
the groaning and creaking Of the We
hicle. All ola sudden, however, the ear
| stopped, and thrilling across the mo-
mentary stiffness came this remark
from the prettier of the pair:
! "l on Just ought to see me turn a sum
merset !"
The effect was extraordinary. Two
! light-minded young men ut the other
end of the car laughed aloud; clerical
looking person opposite the pair half
rose, as if meditating flight, and then sat
| down again; an aged and seVere-as.
pected dame glared mt the speaker
through spectacles which focused its
way like a gimlet, and the faces of the
two young women turned to charming
roSeate hue.
| And yet the apeaker was not circus.
rider, a trapeze performer, or anything
else odd, unfeminine, or indicate. She
| belonged to one of our best families, and
| having Just returned from the gymnas
ium, which her sex in this city are now
so sedul0usly cultivating, was describ.
ing to her friend her triumphs upon tho
| parallel bars Chicago Tribune.
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Personal.

j. NJ. Long, of Paris, is at the Windsor,
Floyd Anderson, of Henderson, is in
the city.
Yolney Hall, of Marshall, is at the
Windsor.
Hon. w. G. Walsh, Land Commissioner,
is ut the Windsor.
W. p. Mcdowell, of the Houston Post,
is doing the reunion.
Fred Grice, the financial adjuster Of
Leon n II. Blum, is in the city.
Capt. William Worden, of Collin
county, is attending the reunion.
w. NJ. Fengle, of Marlin, is in the city
taking in the reunion, and he is getting
his share Of it.
Col. w. c. Holland, of Mineral Wells,
has returned to the CITY and will locate
here permanently.
John VI. Clover, jeweler of Cleburne,
was in the city yesterday, guest OF his
brother Francis Clover.
w. G. Stevens, travelling correspond
cnt If the st, Louis Globe-Democrat, Is
IN the city "doing up" the reunion.
Prof. j. T. Johnson, of Dallas, has
been appointed Superintendent of the
Graded schools of Mckinney.
Fps. G. knight, leaves this morning
for visit to Kentucky, Niagara Falls,
Coney Island and the watering places of
the east.
Col. Smith, Of the State Militia, is en-
Joy ing the reunion. lie was member
OF Col. Tom Murray's Regiment during
the war.
Capt. Ben T.. Mccullough, Assistant
superintendent ofthe Huntsville prison
IS IN the city on business and pleasure
combined.
l.. NJ. Heath and wife, Of Cloburno
G .pt. Ben Barnes, Moses Barnes and
Shorin lohn II. BOYD, OF Cleburne, art
attending the reunion.
Mrs. T. q. Terry and daughter rc-
turned homo yesterday evening after a
pleasant stay of ten weeks With rela-
lives in North Mississippi,
j. Is. and Harry Mitchell, Of Fort
Worth, are attending the reunion, and
are guests OF their brother, Col. c. r.
Mitchell, President OF the reunion.
Col. ID, A. Williams, one of the pine
movers and mainstays OF the reunnr
who did more work than he will ever
get credit for, was taken suddenly II
last evening, the result of Ovor-eNertion
/ He was better when last heard from
and will, IL able, be on the grounds to
daV.
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STREET NOTES.


Concert at Mayors Summer Garden
tonight.
Grand reunion OF the lovers of fine
music at Mayors Garden tonight.
Hot cream tartar biscuits every even
ing mt o'clock, at Fine Very Fines,
1876 Elm street.
The Queen Esther troupe left last
evening for Fort Worth 10 give a per
Torrance in that city.
The sweetest of music will be dis.
coursed Mt Mayors Garden tonight by
Meme Bros. splendid orchestra.
The Fort Worth special gives a pleas
ant report of the Queen Esther cantata,
performed in that city by Dallas players
last evening.
Meath the trees and the glare Of the
electric light YOU can sip foaming beer
| fine wines, and listen to soul-stirring
music, as discoursed hy Meme Bros.
band, at Mayors Garden tonight.
Tomorrow Sunday there will be but
one mass, 40 u. mr." IN st. Patrick
church. Rev. Father Deme will preach
| Father Quinon left this morning fol
! ncnison, where the pastor, Very Rev
Theo. Builard, is very dangerously i'll.
Rev. c. |. Scofeld, pastor of the First
| Congregational church, is spending {
vacation of two weeks i'm visiting The
| Congregational churches mt Paris anC
sherman and Caddo. There will be ne
preaching at his church in this city
during his absence, but the Sunday
school snd prayer meeting will be main
| tanned rs usual.
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According to Paris newspaper, a rab'
bit was placed in the cage Of one Of the
larger serpents In the Jardin dos
BlanteS, day or two ago, for the daily
meal of the occupant. A poorer speci-
men of the rabbit tribe, In point OF APP
poarance, IL would not be easy TO find,
nut Il was noticed that the little creature
had peculiarly knowing and deter
mined look. The boa Missed joyously ut
the sight of his dinner, and at once put
all the power of fascination he possessed
into his large round eve.
But the rabbit was not to be fasci-
mated. Boldly, and even defantly, he
returned the reptiles stare, till the lat
ter, finding milder means of no avail,
proceeded 20 unfold one of his coils.
This menacing movement had the
effect of producing marvellous
display of salutatory activity ON
the part of the rabbit. His wild bounds
and jumps, which he kept up uninlor-
ruptedly for several minutes, moving
be compared To those Of red Indian
"brave' in the heat of a war dance.
The boa, who was evidently unaccus.
toned TO such a show Of fight on the
part of his victims, drew back
thoroughly intimidated. Profting by
this moment of hesitation, tho rabbit
who was decidedly the Bayard of hi.
race, jumped upon the back OF his ad
uersary, who now, utterly cowed ans
discounted, retreated under the folds o
hia blanket. The rabbit squatted him
self on his hind quarters nj the other ent
of the cage In an attitude of expectation
aud In these positions so the yeraciou,
history ends both animals were iount
by the Keeper next morning. ST. james
Gazette.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
FUSION IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Secret Deer Park Conference-Votes For
sale-Blaine VIII Buy-Young Dem
ocracy-Reetor's Plans-The
Republicans and Jones.
FanneuiI Ean and fremont Temple.

Fanneuil Eall and fremont Temple.
Boston, Aug. S.-The Democrats to-
night opened the campaign by a double
ratification meeting, When the doors
were opened at Fanneuil Hall and Ire
mont Temple, hundreds of persons were
in waiting and quickly filed the to inte-
rior Of both halls. Both Temple and
hall We're uncomfortably crowded. AT
Fanneuil Congressman p. A. Collins
presided. The first speaker was Joseph
G. Abbott. He was followed by Thomas
G.. Gordon, who delivered the address
which arraigned Blaine.
d. F. Pilsbury followed in the same
strain, and the last important speaker
was +. 0. Prince, Of the National Demo-
cratic committee At Temple Hall
William CASTOR presided. Edward
Avery, Judge Redmond, Josiah Quincy,
ir., and Horatio j. Swasey made promi-
nent addresses.
Fire Commissioner John Il. Fitzgerald
addressed himself to the Irish-American
voters. Letters were read from many
prominent gentlemen. T. A. Hendricks
sent the following:
SARATOGA, n. V, Aug. IL regret
that | cannot attend the Democrat,
meeting Friday evening in Boston.
hope it will be great success.
Signed r. A. HENDR ICKs.
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A EOrlOrn Hope.

WACO, Aug. S.-.Special. Revenue
Collector O'Bren, Of this city, and a
member of the State Republican EXecu-
tive Committee, is in receipt of letter
from Chairman Binkley, calling meet
ing OF the committee at Austin on the
18th to determine whether a State CON
vention shall be called and straight
Republican ticket for Governor and
other State officers nominated. O'Brien
and other Republicans say this is a
move of Rector's at Austin, who has
Congressional aspirations. They will
oppose any nomination unless it be
Wash Jones, who they say is the only
hope of the Republicans. If that con
vention is called Waco will he candi-
date for its place of meeting.
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An Adirondack Iiomanee.

This 'ere's great place for folks to
rnnc hidin' away" continued the talk
atvo guide. "A party came up here
Years ago and stopped up at the hotel.
enc day they made ready to go up
through the lakes rs far us Paul Smiths,
md had some Saranuc guides to take
IN, and when they was about gettin'
into the hlhts one ofthe ladies' happened
II east an eve on enc of the guides, and
ave a scriqm and fell over in dead
mint. The iNller lie was pale as death.
AID he picked her up and, takln' Off his
mi, he th dsSS cres i Sy SaG gen c
lad some differences am left years
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Miss Sutro's Rouauce.

1t is announced that Miss Kate Sutro,
the daughter of the builder of the Sutro
Tunnel, who is now in Europe, is En-
Gagged to be married to very eminent
German professor Of Berlin, around
which quite a romance is woven. 1t
$ ems the professor saw photograph
Of the young lady, and although he had
never seen the original he fell in love
with the picture, which Is very beautiful
aud in possession of friend OF his,
from whom he learned the name and
address. He wrote several letters, none
of which were answered. At last Miss
Sutro became so annoyed that she made
large package of them, not one oil
them had boon answered, and sent them
to.her father, who was then in Spain.
when MIR. Sutro went TO Berlin he
saw 40 professor and was so nyreegDly
impressed with him that he advised his
/ daughter 20 answer. 4 correspondence
was then optnod. which resulted a. an
nounced. i Virginia city ru,yrpri@o,
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Iinr Shrlnkngc.

CutcAGo, Aug. $. There has been
much dissatisfaction among Commission
dealers at the stock Nrds for
long time over the operation
orthc shrnkage system in the sale of
hogs. Under it, packers could cutract
for a drove of hogs, then send In n
man who would arhitnrily
decide that so many were what are
known N "piggy suws' aud
80 ,ngS,' FROM whose aggregate
weight about forty pounds e1ch w,S
shrunk or do 'ked and there was no ap
peal uud the loss was charged to the
former. A short Time ago the Live stock
Exchange passed rule that hereafter
hogs should be sold on their merits
that these throw outs mus
be selected in advance of sales
aud taken out of the herd to be sole
separately on their mcrils, also entirely
doing away with shrinhge in orde
to give time for negotiations will
packers. IL was not put lnto'orcc, as M
agreement was reached, but Commission
men this afternoon resolved tt put tn,
rule IN force, beginning to morw.
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tumult increased. Zolibars ascend
ed the tribune and attempted to
make speech but was prevented
by the President. The uproar was re-
ncwed. Members vacated their seats
and formed semi-circle on the
iloOr amid intense excitement
The President was compelled
to suspend the sitting. Congress after
wards resumed session aud commenced
discussion of the articles of the Re-
vision bill. Barodel's amendment for
convoking the constituent assembly
was rejected, i13 10 26. Thereuppon
Barodci and six OF his partizans quilted
against the action of Congress. The
sitting adjourned without transacting
any other business.
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ago. And I'm blessed" said the old
man, stopping the canoe and grasping
ing. some water-lilies, 'if they didn't
make up" He's livin' in style in New
Iorek city, and comes up here regular
swell, with his servant, and | tell YOU
the boys amt forgot when he's around.
| never heard the outs and outs of how
it was. amt much for inquirin' into
folks affairs, but they said how he had
married gal that had heaps of money
ing it up to him till he got his back up,
as the sayin' is, and left, and bein' kind
of shamed, he dug out and came up
here guidin' folks on the Saranac, never
eNpectin', | suppose, to meet any of his
connection. Regular romantic call it,
- Philadelphia Times.
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Heavy Failure.

Purs@UEd, aug. Holmes, Lailerty
GCo. the oldest and one Of the largest
firms dealing in live stock in this city,
made individual and firm assignment
today to r. ". Brainarj, and Julius
loe,Ier, for the benefit OF their cred
TORS,
Liabilities about 100000 with assets
sufficient to pay dollar for dollar. The
failure was caused by complications
growing out oi the Pennsylvania bank
suspension. The firm were heavy de-
SpoSitors in tina. doiunct institution and
also had notes out aggrcgating tjO,um
which assignee Warner OF the Peunsyl-
mnia bank had notified them not to pay
until it is decided by court who are the
proper parties TO receive the money.
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Fever Mt Snn Cnrlns.

PANAMA, Aug. S.--The Star and Her
aid reported the appearance of fever of
a malignant and pernicious type, which
has become epidemic in the city of San
Carlos, thirty-eight miles from Panama.
Nine deaths occurred within period of
twenty-four to thirty-siX hours. The
inhabitants are panic stricken. The fe-
yer is due to noXious malalial poisoning,
ianana is very sickly at the present
heat is intense,
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|sALEs FOR SHORT ACCOUNT.
.,,,. Central Gains 5 Per ent. in Day
Lace Failhre-Liquor Failure
Commodore Garrison's Liza
bilitits-Austin Notes.
Garrison. Assets and Liabilities.

Il Garrison ASHtAh anu
NEW YoRB, Aug. S.-Commodore Gar.
L.oo's inventory shows liabilities Of
\ - 22S; nominal assets, sl7,697 1928
fotnol assets, $3,974,s1s,
| schedules in the assignment of George
l. Renton& Co. show liabilities of 500.
\ montreal assets, SIS, 1872; actual assets,
Bose. ..
folj. nd security, S296,033; +. w. Pear.
Eli $4,000; bank of California, $4,000
ETni.ed States Trust company, 100000,
|ark al New York, 100000; Oriental
|Osnk. So, 600; unknown creditors, secured
IN note of assigner, 100000; Grant d
|Gar, 100000, and the Toledo Belt Rail
|myc5mpany $4,000. Contingent LaJi-
Tist-As endorser and guaranteer Of
|sypromissOry notes of the Wheeling d
|lsa Erie Railroad company delivered
|nAc Michigan Car company of Detroit
al for $ll,750.
second AS maker and endorser with
lGers Of notes OF the Pittsburg, Cleve.
rd and Toledo Railway company
|aoanting to 81, 967, 0Sj.
rhird-As endorser to the extent Of
|NMJ with others on note for $250,00C
iGrand Tower IL Carbonate Railway
company.
Open account of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Bridge company S2006,I 07.
First mortgage bonds of the Wheeling
! Lake Erie Bridge company, $500, 1000
Capital stock Wheeling d Lake Erie
lridgo company, $l5O,OO0.
Coupons on bonds, same company
5000; capital stock OF the Jupiter Iron
Works, st. Louis, 100000; capital stocl
ithc Dry Dock company, sos 800; frs
lortgage bonds of Marietta& PittSburg
.t26l; bonds Of Vulcan Iron Works
y 600.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
THE RIslNeloF THE RIVER NILE
Change of Base in Egypt-Floating on "a
Chicken-Coop - Russian Tyraay-
Mexican Policy - bismarck
Angry-North Sea. Etc.
Those Disgusting Offences.
EARGENT q, 90.

DUBLIN, Aug. S.-The men indicted
by the grand jury III connection with
the scandwere l. to dav.
Parnwall is charged with a felony in
May, 1883, with person whose name is
given and with conspiracy with Mai.
kirivan for the commission of unnatural
offences. Pillar is charged with felony
with several persons whose names are
also given, and with conspiracy to keep
dlsordely rooms in Ship street and
Golden Lane, and with procuring
youths to commit criminal offences.
Fernandez and Lyle are charged with
felony and Considine and Fowler with
keeping the house where the otlense were
committed. Alter the prisoners had all
entered the plea Of not guilty, the cases
were adjourned until the 10Th instant.
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so,,p TRAINS TO 1T. LOUIS,


Via the "Ihdian Territory """'
CONNIE icing mday, Aug iOtH, tnS
>iisSonri Pacific railway Viii run sou
t S,InS0 botween San Antonio and ~,
rSa g Of ears OF any cass, from n Dglias
to Il. Louis and intermed'autsa b PVH' ntS'
n nio c Ta'" This is g,ett convenience to
a the t S public and quite c S%aPj6
ment t. the city OF Dallas, ana n Sn"IHT
he encouraged by giving TINS IPL,epp,her
his is the Sain that hauls the celebrated
sol Main .treet is the only city cw sc.
that can sell Tickets via TINS llh'' W
cure slccpingaar borths for you.
! Is. w. MCCUi Kan, lal,"H'
Gent Pass. ald Ticket Ny,
Galveston, Texas
Nh. Tho Dall,s aud chicago s.oV and
viii hereafter run between b"''"'
81 ItuiS.
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GOrdOn's Homes.

CAIRO, Aug. S.-The autumn expedi-
ton for the relief of Gen. Gordon will
proceed up the Nile by way of Dongola
Suakim / $ abandoned as the base of OPP
erations. The prospect of constructing
the railway from Suakim and Berber is
likewise abandoned and the plant taller
to india. A dispatch from Assouan
states that Maj. Kitchener and the Mu
dir OF Dongola have gone to Debbeh
The Nile rose four feet at Assouam yes
tefday Gen. Grenfell and Col. Taylor
have gone from Assouam to 10
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The piarlo penles.

CRY or MEXICO, Aug. S.-The Diario
officially denies that the government
intends to change its policy relative to
enforcing the stamp tax law. Mer.
chants say that this means continued
stagnation of the business interests of
the country, and as consequence no
| government revenues from customs du-
| ties.
The sudden action of the government
in submitting to terms with England
for renewal of diplomatic relations is
attributed to desire to favor Senior Ed
ward Noetzlin, tho financial agent of
Mexico who is now in London ne
| gotlating a new loan.
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Notice.

hereby caution all persons to not
buy or trade for three several notes
made 10y \. n 4, Moses, and endorsed
by NJ. Bcnedickt, dated May 9th, and
payable ut four, 1--we and six months.
Two Of snid notes are for one hundred
dollars each, and ono for two hundred
dollars, They were mailed by me from
Terrell, to Flippon, Adoue Il Lohit, Dali
las, and were either lost or miscarriod,
NJ. BTNEDtCKT.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

An infant OF Mr.. A. Y. Weaver died
yesterday at Alvarado.
Governor Ireland stopped a day at AL
varado on his return trip to Austin.
All the cotton mills at Petersburg,
Virginia, are closing, owing to duh
times.
Gov. Hendricks and his wife left
Saratoga to-day on II visit TO Block
Island.
Reaches great ship yards, sheds and
machinery at Chester Pennsylvania
were burned yesterday. Loss, 100000.
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Observation-Disclosures,

AUSTIN, Aug. Especial. The
Trades and Labor Assembly, of Calves
ton filed a charter today, object benev-
client.
The collector of Hidalgo county set
tied to-day.
Increase in values in Milan county,
S2l2,60. Jasper county, $2S,100
The University regents met to-day and
adjourned until tomorrow. Regents
Todd, Clark and Simkins were not pres.
ent.
Superintendent Baker has mailed to
the teachers of the Summer Normal
schools, certificates, 700 in number.
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CuucAGo, Aug. x. AJchn u. nuling &
Co, dealers in lacos, have assigned.
Liabilities, $j0,UO0, ondasSots nearly the
same
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. VERSAILLES, Aug. S.-Congress of the
two houses of Parliament to-day
confined discussion of the committees
report on the bill of revision of the con-
sutution Further scenes Of a disOr-
DERBY character occurred.
nauphin was Obliged 10 leave the
Tribune. Discussion was declared
closed, and n show of hands
was called for at this point, The