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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

CRAWFORD, April IS Especial. ]-During
a severe storm this morning the lightning
struck and instantly killed negro named
'Seuire Hamilton, living about five miles
from this place. He was sitting in the
house near the fireplace, the lightning
coming down the chimney.
The farmers in this vicinity are afraid we
will have too much rain and cause the
wheat TO rust
Quite number of young men here have
the Idaho gold fever, and are making
preparations to leave for the mines early
next week.
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Mr.. CURTIS eulogy on WENDELL Phil.
Rs, to be found in another lumn, Is
marked by the elegance OF diction, and
clearness OF thought that chsracterizes the
every word OF this distinguished orator and
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HENRY GEORGE while in Scotland being
naked whether he would run for Scotch
constituency, replied: ~ guess not; l
would then be ineligible to the presidency
of the United States" No pent-up Utica
restrains ME- GroRGE's ambition.
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onyention adjourned.


AUSTIN, April 16.-[Spe clal. 1.-The secrs
tary of the board OF education received ap
plicatioBs for summer normal schools from
Clarksville and Fort Worth. The board is
fixed at SO or "a per week. Fort Worth, IN
addition, offered to pay 70 for every one
furnighed by the state, so as to make the
,chool more efficient.
Theland board this evening met TO hear
Mr.. Brown, of the Panhandle; Temple, OF
Hous on, and representative OF the Con.
tinentai Cattle company, on the question OF
the lease OF lands. Mr.. Brown showed In
an argument giving figures, That small
stock men in the Panhandle could
noS afford to pay over, ana
cents lease per acre and offered to pay ex.
DC nses of an agent if the board would send
one to examin. that section, that the board
may form correct estimate OF its value as
q grazing country. He insists that in the
Pan. handle 1t required twenty acres OF
land to support one head OF STOCK, and that
to lease at s and 0 cents would not pay
sufficient in interest on the money invested;
Mr.. Temple. of Houston, concurrsd ana
| rendered the land board 81 900 for tho
lease Of 5000 sections for a term OF ten
wears, intimating If ID was refused he aud
those he represents will use the land, and il
measures are taken to enforce tho penalties
they will take all legal measures to protect
themselves.
j.. .. Oaugn6fGy, OF Dhiue, tepreoehV'hb
the Continental Land & Cattle company,
read a sharp criticism on the action OF the
board, and in It insists they had adopted
rules not In accord with the land law passed
v the extra session. he rendered bids fol
| lands at cents. and in case they were re-
fused, asked the board to give reasons IN
writing. This they refused to do and ad'
| j0urned.
| filed an amendment to their charter increas
ing the capital stock from 100000 to
General revenue paid in to-day, $27 900.
SECRETARY Baker to-day sent circular to
the county Judges. which says: The new
school law takes effect on the 7th OF May,
schools for the scholastic year ending Augut
shall be in ell things continued under tire
laws heretofore in force In counties in which
the district is provided for py the new law.
| II is made the duty of the county com mis-
eioners' courts to sub-divide the counties
| into school districts one week before the
| first Monday in October next. Since IN
law will be in force on the 9TH, the districts
should be formed "a soon after that date as
possible; to the end of that time will be Civ
en- the people of the various districts to
elsct school trustees, and ii they wish, hold
| elections to determine on local taxes.
By prompt action the districts will
be prepared Tor the new
system on September LIST next, at which
| time the schools will open under IL. Your
county is under the district system by the
law and must be re-districted. In sub.
dividing your county into school districts
| your cSunty commissioners court will Pc
expected TO designate the district Lines ia
The most economical, way possible, AND
| rfve the acreage OF whole surveys aud&
| Sppxoxfmote emeage Of parts q ~
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THERE is comcal side to the omplaint
made by WHITE, O! Kentucky, in the house
yesterday that SPRIYGER's committee had
not only failed to fud charges sgainst Gov
xRnoR MURRAY but proposed to investigate
him fWHITE)
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, April 1S.-[Special. ]-Since
the state that Marion Martin would be sup.
ported by them as governor, the people in
Marion county seem to think that he would
be more suitable to fill that place than Ire
land. Your correspondent believes that il
he lie nominated at the convention as gov
ernor, he will be literally supported by
Marion county.
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TERRELL, April l6.-[Special.1 1.-The re-
publican convention Of the Sixth congress-
ional district assembled here this afternoon
IN the opera-house.
TIE convention was called to order by
Rev. William j. Grant.
DR.. J. l.. Edmonds, of Ellis county, was
elected temporary chairman, by avote ot
"a 10 10.
The chair appointed Mr.. Hunt, OF Hill,
Mr.. Hart, OF Bosqus, Mr.. Flower. OF ELLIS,
Mr., GIFTS, of Kaufman, and Mr.. Norton, of
Johnson county. az committee on crcaen-
tials.
A representation Of Dallas and Terrant
county contestants were allowed hiteen
minutes to argue the claims Of their re-
sprctive delegations.
The committee reported unanimously in
favor of the "ips' Of Dallas county and al
lowed me contestants OF Tarrant county
three votes each as there were three men
elected by both factions OF that county.
Then the Cochran forces began filibuster-
ing.
the unanimous vote # the five uncontcsted
counties; then the report was received;
filibusiering was renewed by Cochran, NC
Kay Grant, Norton aud the entire ousted
delegation from Dallas county. Their
plan was to prevent a vote until the
last train was about to leave, expecting
that the successful delegates would leave
the convention. But the leaving was done
by the Cochran crowd.
The report was finally adopted, and the
Sins" admitted.
The balloting for delegates to the Chicago
convention resulted as follows: John s.
Witwer. of. Dallas, and Rev. J. @. Akers,
(colored), OF Hill county. Alternate -
o. T. Byrn. of Kaufman, and Rev. j. q.
Dotsop, OF Tarrsnt county.
]. NJ. Mccormick, Esquire, Of Dallas
county, was elected presidential elector for
this, the sixth congressional district, ano
George 8. Burchlll, OF Tarrant county, was
elected chairman Of the congressional ex-
ecueiys committee for two years, and two
from each county in the district as the
executive committee.
The convention adjourned.
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BOB IHeERsoLL has hot box He was q
candidate for delegate to Chicago from the
District of Columbia, and The adj
minislra ion quietly proceeded to nip HE
aspirations in the buf. Boz is q political
as well as a religious Ishmaeli;e. He is
down on BLAINE, On LoGAE, LINCOLN and
all the rest OF the prominent candidates.
and all because they fail 10 let him dance
in their head sets.
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AL f"pefs ,' u, ~

Look at the prnteo lab,l ~ YOU paper The
date then o. shows when ne surCTipNun eA'
renewal, 1 yuu De lrc uurrkou hlcs Hs we can
lOt always nIuish hsck lumuef
subS.Iib, T, cesirug the gfifv sof their paper
changed VIII pie sCs'nle ~ Their ccmmunIca'
ton both be rnd rev address
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BAIRD.

BAIRD, April Is Especial Last night
mother earth was visited by most refresh
ing rain, which was much needed.
Oar county has been cursed BY visit
from Mr.. fenne-cutter. ]. P. Massie, living
ebout nine miles southwest Of Baird hsd
one mile OF his ience cut end tracks sup
poosd to have teon made ~ tho outteu
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THE republican conventions rs a rule
rule send their delegations uniDstructed.
This nay be regarded as favorable oman
for Mr., Arthur
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FORT SMITH.

FoRT SMITH, AK. April .8.-fSpe cial.
Penn Griffin, the noted deeperado and
murderer. who was captured on the Little
Rock h Fort Smith railway last month,
and for whom q rev ard of 81 900 was paid
was released from Jail ~ Weber's Falls, Ia.
dian territory, Tueeday night by friends
and is again at large.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

VI7EARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w.
w II. THACKER iog County lie X.
TfjE ARE RFQuEstFD 10 ANSuuNCE
w GEORGE X F. Ann for Ju ties OF the
Peace for iTtcin l No !
uJEARt HktEBi AUTHOR ESD 10 AN
w nounrc Col ii ". NJ. FuWARDS as a
candida,, ior County Juds, ~ N ensuing No
vcmber election,
WE RE AUTHORIZED 20 ArNouECf
w W " PGAK or Justice ~ tee Peace IN
Precinct M. l,
WYE ARF AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Nj z p HrMRROuGH a. g udi atu for
the Leg sls lure IN unlles county subj ct 10 lhe
action n so ~ trnrr4rr
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MARSHALL, April lS.-[Speclal.l 1.-The
house in which the smallpox originated
was burned Last night. All the patients
had been removed on the morning prevl.
Gus. The fire was of incendiary origin.
William Blackburn came to his room IN
the aecond story of William Pierce's res.-
dence last night, undressed, went out on
the gallery and when bis brother, the doc
tor, came home found him lying on the
ground in an insensible condition. He had
fallen from tho gallery, fourteen feet high,
striking on his head and shoulders. He has
never regained consciousness and his life is
despaired OF. He is man of good habits,
and civil engineer by profession. The
unfortunate affair ia much deplored by all.
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NEW HAVEN. CosN., April 1s.--A. spaul.
ding, suspected of completely in stealing
jewelry, was arrested last night. While
s1ot himself five times. Tho wounds are
.fstal. HasAid he could not 'Seax the dr.
Graoe Of errsss, ~ = z g
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Postal teleRisphy Is mek'ng friends dai-
ly in both houses, and It ~ not improbable
that bill o. some sort besrinr on the q7es-
ton will pass at the present session.
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ENGLAND, with CHARACTERISTIC stlfshness,
has abandoned GORDON 10 biz fate. re.
public is not the only ungts;sful form OF
government by long cha K.
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LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. April 18.-[Special.l
-Msjor Il. II. Bein, secretary Of the cotton
exchange, and secretary of the Eclectic soci-
ety. died suddenly this morning Of apo
plexy. He was az years of age and leaves q
wife and family. His remains Will be tax
en- to New Orleans tomorrow for inter-
ment.
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CONGRESSMAN CLARpY, oil Missouri, has
foregone suberna.orisl aspirations, and
will snr ounce tor reelection TO the house.
Congress couli lily spare Mr. CLAgDY.
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Congestion of the Lungs. Inflammation
of the Throat, and difficulty Of breathing,
frequently result from severe cold. The
rene 'isl properties combined In DR.. Jayne's
Expsctorapt, sre especially designed to
break up fsverish and inflammstory tenden.
cies, remove construction OF the throat, and
by bringing about a free expectoration, pro-
mote natural respiration, and speedy
~. Areputation maintained for forty
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DYNAMITE is RAPIDLY rolling into an inter.
national apple OF discord. E1slard Franc
and the United States are goi"g 10 hear
something dron.
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ENNIS.

ENNIS, April 1s.--[Spocial. This morn
ing our town vas visited with one. OF the
heaviest rains that has fallen IN THIS sec
tion for six or eight months. We are now
nseding fair weather for farmers.
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TYLER.

TYLER, April 1s--[Special.] Tho first
shipment by rail of cattle from this place
for more than twelve months was made
yesterday, when nine cars of mixed stock
were shipped to Wichita Falls.
There wSs heavy transaction in real
estate to-day, In which considerable cash
changed hands. The building boom will
receive fresh i'm Fetus
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OomrIi,h VI 1850 lf hiiy.slN columns
made NJ nom the a., an - re 10y eiiuons'
IL The la'rtsl mi en- a 81 neW'psIef ia toe
State, and l. NV offered NJ tn following Ie-
dured rs'cs
Dae Copy, One Year ........ .s-.,,,.,, .si'aO
From March 1 Ia November -, 1884 10
IHvAKIaRLY ~ AnYASCa
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free of Postage 10 MI Parts OF the United
sInIAA md Innnun.

Remit b. drau ON Dallas pu,tlihce money or
Der or reg tcrci l. UUi ssut CtheTNlst, We
viii MOI 81 itfpOrIH !rf mIsCRTfiages, Al
dress THE ~ RAID. Dallas, Texas,
Speclmfn copies sen nee on plicuuon,
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OREGON democracy doesn't wear any fri j.
II We sre to believe he platform published
elsewhere this morning.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Ausilat Penee 4 hitting treaty fxag.
gemied-A Cyclone apptehended.
Preparing 10 Receive the Odd Fellows
at 6reenyiile.
Crawfordi A Negro Killed by a holt
Of Lightning.
DenIson. A well'6rounded. Railway
Rumor Of Importance.
sudden Death OF n Prominent Citizen
OF Little Rock.
The Sir Knights Conclude their Labols
at Galveston.
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DenIson, A Well'Grounded. Raiiwi
RumOr Of Importance.
Other Specials from sundry Sources
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN.
AUSTIN. AprillS.-IS Special. 1.-The Physi-
eIans' NJ utual Benefit sssoolation OF Fort
Worth filed a charter to-day.
Nothing OF an official character has been
received AZ Headquarters OF ienoe'ontiing IN
Runnells county, and y IS believed report
alleged trouble Ia LAmpasas some time
back.
The land BOARD has increased the fees Of
surveyors 10 s. In certain cases. Hereto.
ioie the maximum has bten 81.
Judge WslEer refused % grant iniune-
tim against the Street railway company 10
prevent the use Of certain streets, aud to-
day the company hau large force OF men
ut work layipg tfses.
Toe civil service board OF examiners con-
yened to-day and examined six applicants.
IL has been very dark and gloomy here
n II ,iay, n1cssslthting the use OF gas In all
denartpents and business houses. Some
predict q severe storm before clearing
weather.
Tne supreme court affirmed: Forrest VS..
Nelson, irom Ellis; Beck ct nj vs.. Tarrant,
from Collin; Neyins VS.. Mckee ct nj, from
Graysop; torrance OF oil vs.. Davis, from
johnson.
Reversed and remsnded. Coffin We.
Douglass, from Grayson; Watkins vs..
Davis, from Dallas; Mensins VS.. Engelke
ct oil, from. Washington.
Dismissed; Jones Va. Bramlette, from
Lamar.
Submitted on briefs for both parties:
Dyer ct al. va. Dyer, from Fanpin; q, Il IL
n w railway VS.. the State, from Ellis; VIII
liam ct al. VS.. Cunnor, from Lamar; City
National back vs.. Stout. from Tarrent.
On briefs from Appellees: Smith ct 81. vs..
Miller CT al, from Fennin.
On the record: Osborne vs.. Gunter, from
Cooke.
Brisfs suppressed: In Cabo ct oil. vs..
Runn'll OF al, from Fapnin.
Briefs ordered fl ed: l.. & II. Blum va.
Enunper from Wise,
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Bolton, April 1s.-[Spscisl,] promptly
at O'Clock this morning the opera house
wss crowded to hear the closing addresses
of Hon, seth Sheppard and Judge X b.
Sanders. Both made very eloquent
speeches, occupying three hours betwesn
them, at O'Clock the judge made q very
strict CT arge to the jury, and they immedi.
atelv retired to the jury room and have not
yet brought in verdict.
Another rain visited this section this
or, jn0
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DENIsoN, April 1S.-TSpccial.]- From an
we learn that Huntington has acquire
control of the St. Louis & San Francisco
line and will run it through TO Denison at
once. This is given on the best of author.
ity.
Some parties are hare looking for q loca.
ton for White Elephant, similar to one
in the Fort.
The Federal court committee met to-day
and adjourned to meet Monday night.
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DAVID DAVIS hss bsby. He would
rather be psp, ihSN presiden'.
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WHEN viii tnis cruel 'rl'G war Of words
be over
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ssss iollowsd 10 aud from osnsia house,
abd W. q. fowfll, living shout a mile and
. halt sasi nsiid, had three miiss Of his
fence cut. No clue a. yet 10 The parties
doing The CuitinF, though they are known
In reason. The citizens have offered :
purse Of 81 600 for the apprehension and
conviction Of iha isnee cutters. This win
the state reward Of $40 Tor each conviction
will well .psy detective 10 isrIe' out ,hs
the exception OF thess two last violations
OF the law, We can boast OF ose OF the most
law abiding towns and counties IN Texas.
baird Is still improving aud business IL
livelisr.
Grass Is looking well and stock are i'm
pIoyinP iAst.
Dislrie, court draws near TO hand, and
the county officers are nov busy preparing
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April is,-[Speeial, 1.-THE
Right Eminent Grand CommandeIy con
eludst work to-day. The committee on
lime and place o. the next eonelays report
ed Pani, Texas, rs the place, and Wednes
day, the l5.h day OF April, 1888, as the
time.
mitless and adopted; Committee on grand
officers, reports ON finances on grievances
aud ap calls,
The right eminent grand commander
elect announced tho following appoint
Sir John Martin, Paris grand standard
besrer.
Sir 8. D. Allen, PAlsHtinei Grand sword
Sir /. P, Hawley, Marshalii grand war
Sir s. Conrad, Houston, grand captain oil
tha nnatl.
sisndine COMMITTEES: On fnancs-slr
Hough Lsgis, Gonzales; Sir J, w. Ozment
Pa slime; Sir j. A. BrinkeThcff, Waco; Sir
]. +. CARAT, Bryan; Sir A. A. Johnstoni
Grievance and Appssls-slr II, N. Elgin,
Houston; Sir ID. q. Proctor, Golihd; Sir y.
II. Rus,is, San Antonio; Sir +. l.. Cloves,
sherman: Sir John Mcdonald, Austin.
Templtr Jurisprudenoe-Sir w b. Botto,
Houston; Sir l.. NJ. 0ppenheimor, Calvert,
Sir n, Il. Sexton, Marshall: Sir j. U. Nc
Cav. Dallas; Sir II. B. Stoddard, Bryan.
Ffn.ernal Correspondence-Sir ". I.
Harden brook, Houston; Sir L, w. Preston,
Galveston; Sir q. J. Gooch, Palestine; Sir
+. l.. Moore, Brenham; Sir Il. Brewster;
Printinr-sIr II. scherfiius. Sir L. W
rsylor, Sir A. l.. s,aub, Sir K. Brewster
Sir S, NJ. Williams, Houston.
The committee on reulpisr history was
discharged and n Committee of one substi-
tinted. and Sir +. B. Saxton sppti ted:
Tine newly elected and appointed oincers
for the ensuing year were duly instslled by
the retiring right eminent grand comman'
der, Sir J. c. Mccoy, Sir II scheriiius act
ing as grand marshal.
sir Berj am!n A. Bolts offered resoln.
ton ut thanks 10 the First Baptist church
Episcopal church choir, Histrlonic scot
ely ana Union club for courtssles shown
the grand comniapdery.
RssSlniions OF thanks to Dan Felipe
Austin com uandery were also adopted.
in the evening they attended an oyster
roast at Middlegg's, fifteen miles down the
island on the Texas. Mexican railway, iul'
~ 400 people being present, large number
OF which were ladias.
AT night thew were entertained at Beach
hotel with grand hop. The knights oil OK
press themselves well pleased with the
visit.
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GREKHvILLB, April 1S.-t5pecial. 1.-The
grand celebration OF the Independent Or.
der OF Odd Fellows, will take place here
Saturday, the o6ih instant. Ample prep
.raiions are being made 10 entertain hand.
somely the visiting lodges aud others at
tending the celebration, Governor X Ii.
Huobar will be the orator OF the day, ana
will be followed by Senator Gibbs, OF Dai-
lac, Mr.. Sam d. Stinson, candidate for the
state senate. will deliver the address OF wei.
CONS OF Fred Ende lodge Of this citv.
Our citizens are alive 20 their railroad In
terests in trying TO secure the Cuff. Colora-
do & Santa Fe railroad. Several interest,"
ing meetings have been beld, and COM
IN, tee sppoin ed to confer with the COM
nit,ee from your city. We are now await
ing uch committee, which is expected here
the latter part of next week.
The republican convention hes met and
ap pointed DR.. j. Scoouoyer, Leb Hart, I.
j. Willis and l.. J. Gurst delegates to the
Fort Worth republican convention. The
last two named are colored.
The democratic convention will be held
May oath next, and will elect delegates
from this county to the state convention,
10 be held at Fort Worth June 11th.
Hr. j. n. Anderson, wounded some time
since in a shooting atfray ia improving.
MIR. Woodland. q lightning.rod agent from
Pennsylvania, died here last night.
A fine rain fell this morning, but 1t was
not needed.
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