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HO, FOR HEMP!
These Who Need Ii at Nome auS
Abroad.
ANOTHER DAYS DIRE DolNes.
Arkansas Calls for Judge Lynch-Assas-
sinatien-Bargiars Busy-Fornes'.
Three-Fold Combination
Yesterdays Casualties.

BSRHET, July 2l.- Especial. A sho.l.
ing scrape occurred near Bluffton l,Sst
nlghS which resulted in the death of a
youns man named Had Watson. An
old feud has existed between Watso,s
ana several rough characters in
the .Ticinity OF Blufiton, and
the latter have several times
trled to get advantage OF Watson and
XII MIN, but were unsuccessful till last
hight. The shooting occurred on this
SIDE OF tina. Colorado, where Watson was
found dead, shot several times. The as-
sasslns are not positively known. but
suspicion naturally rests on the
parties with whom "a he has
heretofore had trouble. The
names OF the same are tot known to
your correspondents at this time,
squire Hoyne, of Burnet, witha iury OF
inquest, left this morning for the scene
or the murder A thorough inyesti-
gatior will be made, which
no doubt win throw soEnei light
on the mystery ofthe killing and dis
close the identity of the supposed guilty
parties. Considerable excitement pre-
walls in this and Llano countless and
there is possibility Judge Lynch NAV
mold possession Of court in case the mur-
dcrer or nurderers are caught.
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nrlghinn nnnch nnrn.

New York, July 2l.-Brighton Beach
races:
First mce--FoS non-winners, five fur
longs: Romeola won; Valparaiso, sec-
ond; Broughton, third. Time-I:Oi.
Second Race For nOn-winners OF
second place, five iurlons; Frank Run
Won WON; Mcgrim, second; Mignon,
third. Time -iD8H.
Third Race Selling allowances. ono
mile aud fuhong: Ghost, second: Legion
ran dead heat for first; Arsenic, thru.
Time not given. IN the run off Ghost.
second, won in 2:l0is.
Fourth Race-For maiden two-year
olds, three-quarters ofa mile; Contessa
was newer beaded, running in I:lslS:
Florence NJ, second; Bonnie Bouche.
third.
Fifth Rsee-iandicap, all ages, mile
ana quar!erj Rather won; Dizzy
Blonde second; Monk, third. Time
2:llb.
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TENARKANA, July2l. Special. Miss
Llzzie Stokes and mother, from Green
way, Clay county, Arkansas, have been
In The city for about week in search for
ono William Buchanan, alias William
Roston, claiming that at his instgnation
they had sold their property in CLAY
county and givon him the money to
come here ana buy homo. lie prom
lsed That as soon as he had procured the
same they should come on and he would
make Miss Lizzie his wife. William.
after making n few purchases, decamped
with the money, about $3.50, for parts
unknown. The mother and daughter
are here dependent on the charity Of the
community. Ufllcers are looking for the
truant William.
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WICHITA FALLS.

Notos Prom tho wonderful New West
Tho Farming Notwithstanding Notes
Depression I'm Cattle.
WICHITA FALLS, July 2l.-[Special.l-
A farmer living noar here says his crop
will net him sl,'0o more on socount Of
tho recent rains.
The new. iron bridge over Holiday
creek, south OF town.is about completed.
Work has begun on another one acroes
beaver creek In the midst of large
farming settlement. Our Commission
ers realize the Importance OF keeping
public ron's In repair and providing
necessary bridges.
Tho large new brick on Seventh street,
now nearly completed, has been rented
Tor wholesale grocery store.
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ST. LOUIS, July 2l.--Ethan Hitch
cock has been appointed provisional
receiver for the 81. Louis ore and Steel
company, which was to-day attached bv
the Latiin- Rand Powder company. II Il
asserted that the assets are more than
able to meet the liabilities, and that
time is the only element needed by the
company to realize and resume. The
st. Louis Ore and steel company has
a capital of .Sj,OOO,0OO; bonded debt, 81
6W,UOO; unsecured Indebtedness un-
Known. but said % be not lArge.
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rolttle,in Nayarro County.

CoRsIcANA, July 81, Special Re
turns from precinct conventions re-
ceived to-day show that nearly all have
instructed their delegates to the County
convention To oppose county n0mina-
tions. One precinct expresses rs favor
lug nominations and u primary election.
Several endorsed the administration OF
walls at the result, as fully two. thirds of
the people of our county were against
nominations
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permanently organized and secured
NUMBER Of new members. a
res6lution endorsing the course
of Hon. John ID. Templeton as Attorney
General was adopted, and the resolu-
ton wired to that gentleman, The Or
ganizaiion determined to go to Houston
Ill body, and committee was an
pointed TO secure transportation and az.
tend to other matters. 1t was stated
that at least 100 would go, A special
train is To be chartered.
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WICHITA FALLS, July 2l.- Special. f.
A son of Israel, who has fnr some time
been clerking for l. Goldman, of this
place, absconded this morning, and after
he had been gone some hours il was
found that he was u defaulter TO tho
amount of S2l5. lie has lately been Load.
ing n rather fast life. Dispatches have
been sent to intercept him, and he viii
almost certainly be caught. ..r
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Date Of DC hr,An NonventIon.

BRYAN, July 2l..-I Special. The DEM
ocratic Judicial convention for the Twen-
tioth Judicial district, composing the
counties of Milan, Robertson and Bra
zos, has been called by Jno. W. DOrmus,
Esq Chairman of the Democratic Exec
ntive committee of the Twentieth Judi
ciHl district, to meet in the city of
of August, lSol, for the purpose OF uonIi-
mating Democratic candidate for the
office of District Judge and Democratic
candidate for the Office of District Attor-
ncy for this Judicial district.
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SiNtccuth Senatorial Distrlct-CommIttee
Appointments.

TERLELL, July IL Correspondence
II, as Chairman of the sixteenth Soma
torial district ofTeXas Of the Republican
party, do, 10y the authority veStGlin me
~ said Chairman, appoint as members
of the State Executive committee, from
my district, the following gentlomen;
Hon. William j. Grant, OF Dallas county;
Hon. l.. ". Thomas, Of Dallas county;
Hon. T.. G. England, of Kaufman couuty;
lion. a. u. Gardenhire, of Rockwall
rnnnlN.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
GEN, LoNGsTREET GulLLoTlNEp.
Butchered, Perhaps TO Make "A Holiday For
Juhketing Heads of Departments
"A Legal Luninary Wres-
ties with Petroleum
PRESIDENTIAL APPoINrMENr.

WAsHIA IAGToN, July q. The President
mas appointed James w. Clark, Collector
OF customs at Corpus Christi, Texas,
vice Plato Nelson, dismissed. Clark is
the present'Special Deputy Collector.
THAT PETRoLEUu PETITION.
Surgeon-General Hamilton, of the
Marine Hospital service, made II
report to the Secretary of the
treasury to-day in regard to the
alleged injurious effect of the fumes
OF petroleum on the health of persons
employed in handling that article. The
question arose on the complaint Of en-
ployes at Malta, who struck for higher
wages on the ground that their employ
ment was detrimental to health. The
Consul mt Malta reported the matter to
tho Department of State, and il was
subsequently referred 20 Dr. Hamilton
for investigation and report. He in
Vestlgatcd the matter thoroughly. and
states as his conclusions that there ispot
the slightest danger to health from
handling petroleum, and there nevaFa
WIS any foundation for contrary
opinion. His views on the subject
are based upon report from Surgeon
II. w. Sawtelle, Of Marine Hospital
service, specially detailed to examine
the physical condition of employees of
oil companies, and report, and from G..
Alfred Bell, of Brooklyn, and DIR. +. Is
6lllett, who are connected with an oil
company. The last named gentleman
says: 1ne men who manage stills and
are contently inhaling the fumes of the
fresh product have never been known
to suffer from sickness on that account,
and. are as healthy as people in any other
business.
rBRsoNAL.
Tho Secretary Of War has returned
from New York.
Secretary Folger has gone 10 Geneva,
New York, for a short visit.
Assistant Secretary Cain will act a.
Sr"rdtary OF the Treasury during his
absence.
MALONE AT BAY.
Tho Star says: Senator Malone, it Is
understood, will ask for an Injunction
10 restrain the Secretary of State of Vir-
glnia from issuing new poll books under
the new uppOrtionment of the State. lie
claims Democratic Legislature passed
tho apportiounent bill without tho nee
essary two-thirds, the vote being two
thirds of those present, instead OF two
thirds OF the whole Legislature.
TliE NAVAL lNlQUITY,
The grand jury to-day found two
more indictments against Bill Mann for
presenting false bills and vouchers
to tho Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery to the Pay Inspector at Wash
ington. Mann being I'm court and ha,-
ing given bail in Chicago in two Other
md.etmehts, waived hearing and yavu
personal recognizance.
ALAS, LONGSrREET.
The President has called for the resig-
nation of Gen. James Longstreet Us
United States Marshal of the Northern
district OF Georgia. This acton is buseu
upon the recommendation of the Attor-
II. .N-GenUral, VINO has preferred charges
against him for carelessness and incili-
cheney, and thus asked for his removal.
ii is Sencrahy understood he will be
succeeded by j. Il. Bryant.
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LABOR LORE,

A Strike Against New York Builders.
NEW YoRR, July 2.-About 1900
bricklayors, 5000 iaborers and 300 hod-
hosting engineers and trainers struck
work this motniny because the employ
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They Bagged ,inne.

DFNISoN, July 2l.-ISpecial. On the
Eth inst, two horses and three mules
were stolen from Mrs. bonneville, of
Fort Smith, Arkansas. The trail
showed that they had been carried
toward the Nation, which Deputy sheriff
W. A. Cox, of Fort Smith, followed on
the road through the Nation. He found
me horses dead, having been Killed.
Following the trail he found the mules
IN sherman, whore they had been sold.
From there he followed the thief. who
had procured another horse on the route,
ana with the assistance of n. NJ. Wood,
OF this place, overhaulcd him ut Mon
tague, Texas. Cox and party arrived
mere to-day. The man captured claims
to be Calvert Elmere, Of Crawford
county, Arkansas.
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BEowNwoon, July 2l, Special. The
Democratic convention met here Satur-
lay and elected the following Us dele
gates to the State convention
at Houston: John W. Goodwin,
d. W. Wooten, T.. W. IIender,
son. Carl Vincent, h. G. Sweet and
y. X. Ca,licott. The delegates are sent
uninstructed. No expressions Ms to
choice from the convention. The major
ity of the delegates to the State cOnven-
tiOn favor john ireland for Governor.
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Hard Up for Sport--or TIn-horn Burg
In

TERRELL, July 2l.--ISpecial. Some
person, last night. broke the glass in the
windows of S. L. Dey, the jowelor, both
at the drug store and ut J. II. Mucklc-
roy's. Nothing was missed at the latter
place, but nj the former he got plated
ucd at about SO
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Two Casualties and Crime a. porn.y.

FoRNBY, July gl.-.Special.l-L r.
williams was digging in an old we'll
about eighteen feet deep to4ay. While
at work 1t caved in, covering him about
ten feet deep. 1t was some time before
he was relieved, but he is yet alive.
Mr.: Sam Gillispie was badly hurt to-
day by balod hay falling eli him whilo
at work in a hay barn.
Billie Patterson tcolored) was arrested
thls evening by Marshal Woods for
THEFT OF a watch from Engineer Harris.
The property was recovered.
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Thcy Want IIlln rnrdone,l,

PARIS, July 2l.-LSpccial. a petition
Is being circulated here asking the Gov
ernor 10 commute the punishment OF Bill
Bass, the rapist, from death to life inI-
prisonment, which excites the lust in
dignation OF many of our most roputahbp
citizens.
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A Ca,I For Jndg. v,,,,,,

Hor SPRINGS, ARK, July a., Special. !
Late Saturday night negro man
named e. Woodfrey made an unsuc-
cossful attempt to outrage Miss Louisa
MaZza. The man, who is dumb, strug-
glcd with the lady for several minutes,
and the noise attracted the neighbors,
who frightened him away. The Young
lady's neck was considerably bruised In
the scutlle. The authorities have ar
rested Woodfrey, in whose Identification
the lady Is positive, and he will have an
examination tomorrow.
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LtNOM ABILENE.

We're AErecably Surprised on Their Re
turn-A Cattle Transactiop-o Obituary.
ABILENE, July 2l.--lSpeclal.l Tho
fo ing Mems Lyceum gave ball and
reception tonight TO Mr.. and Mrs, len
veil, who have just returned from their
wedding tour.
w. r Wiley to-day bor ght the S. o. y.
brand Of cattle OF ]. IL. Hill and wife, OF
Coleman county.
Ill d to-day.
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PARIs,July2l.-[Spccial.l The County
primary convention was held on the
10th. d. II. Scott was nominated for
District Judge; II. NJ. Lusk, Floater for
Farmland Lamar counties; j. W. Roun-
tree, Floater for Fannin, Lamar, Delta
and Travis; Henderson for Repre-
sentative. Total vote cast, 400.
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Wrapned In MNslerY.

DANvnLE, KY, July n. Preston
Sexton, Is years old, was shot last night,
near Junction CityAnd fatally wounded.
party OF four men are suspected of the
shooting, but no cause Is assigned for the
deed as Sexton was quite n peacoable
man
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Fooled With n Pistol.

LAhrAsAs, July M.--Esqecial. r Rob.
ert Ammard, of BrenhanA, had u pistol
sccidently discharged in his hand, the
ball passing through the flesh part OF one
und viii soon be we'll.
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A Kentucky Event.

GREESsBuRa, Ky, July 2l.. During a
difficulty between Henry G. Lewis, a
Government gauger, and Samuel and J,
Nj, Montgomery, Lewis was shot twice
and seriously IL not fatally wounded.
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KILDARE CRUMBS.
Principally PorsonaI--A Revival In Pro-
vrpaa.

gress.
KILDARE, July 2l.-lSpecial.l Rev. II.
A. Morris and lady, ]. S. Morris and
George Tavlor, all of Linden, are attend
ing district conference at Queen City
this week.
Captain Charles $. Todd, candidate for
District Judge, and our former popular
District Attorney, has been shaking
hands for acouple of days with his many
friends in old Cass county.
Rev. J. A. Jackson, Of Jefferson, com
menoes protracted meeting at the
Baptist church here to-day. Rov. Mr..
Irvine will assist.
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The Prohibition Ennd.

PllTsBuEG, Pa, July 2l.-Au arrange
mcnt is about completed for National
convention Of the Prohibition and Home
Protection party, which meets here on
Wednesday. Lafayette Hall is Jeing
thoroughly Overhaulcd and when the
decorations are finished will present an
attractive appearance. Not more than II
dozen delegates have arrived, but within
the next twenty-four hours ii is expected
all will he on the grounds. The Balti-
more delegation will be the first to
arrive. They will reach here at I
o'clock this evening and be met at tho
depot by band and reception.
Later the Ohio and Western dele
cations will arrive, and tomorrow morn
ing the New York and delegation from
the Eastern States will reach the city.
Gideon +. Stewart, Gov. st. John and
DR.. r. III. Mcdonald are the most pyom
inent ones spoken of for the Presiden-
tial nomination. The later IL being
urged quite strongly. 1t is said that if
nominated he will head the camy Mgn
fund with subscription OF $l,0F ,OtJ,
and if defeated will contribute liberally.
Frank Mcdonald, q son, has arrived
and is In charge of his fathers CANVASS.
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Tarrant's Young Democracy.

FoRr WoRTH, July 2l.-LSpoclal. The
young Democracy held an enthusiastic
meeting nt the court house tonight,
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Mr. Ernll,a Rninrn.

LAMrAsAs, July 2L-LSpecial. Capt.
Henry Exall, delegate to the Chicago
convention, returned last night and re-
ceived the warm congratulations of his
many friends for his jealous, untiring
efforts AT Tho convention.
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BROS,
INTERESTING IMPORTANT
Arb OUR july BARGAINS |

We are now closing out in earnest Our buyers
are already buying bargains for Fall. July 31st we
1nventory---thereu be racket all this week We
must have ROOM so goods must go and at the prices
we offer them ladies will be tempted to Gomez ont
Though short the tme-t gh m to Sell
ihinEs VIII m"vcq quick ifalI goes wen.
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|HOWEE-I. BROS.
|OOt and Shoe Co.

euur1t1SAl.S FOR STONE AND BRICK
"oHh AT DALLAS, TEXAS.-Oinre
yHPcrV'Ntng Architect Treasury Depart
''' washington, d O., July IL, lSSi.-Scul-
proposals will be received at this Office un-
l p in' on the 18th day OF September, 1881,
furnishing all the labor and material,
Wv, oricks mortar, etc, and buildlng COM
l'' 'no basement and supcrstructurc OF the
I'..'h"nsc, Postonice, etc., building, at Dali
4 'eSaS, In accordance with drawings and
| I',ucation, copies ofwhich will be ready by
'0th day Of August, and may be seen and
additional Information had on applica-
"this Office or the Office OF the Suporin-
dent.
''s must ba accompanied by certified
ON'and thoso received sfter the time OF
P"lng Will not he considered.
II. q. JACOBS,
Acting Supervising Architect.
dcQutRK, Superintendent
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Tho Ratln.atlon Meetlng al sherman.

SHERMAN, July 2l.-ISpecial. The
ratification meeting at the courthouse
Saturday night, through some mis-
understanding was not so owel attended.
The meeting was addressed at length
by Capt. Brown, who very zealonsly
presented the claims of the Democracy,
and clearly stated the reasons why
Cleveland and Hendricks wore nomf-
mated at Chicago and the reasons why
they are going to be elected in Noveni-
ber. Judge Hare made few remarks,
but postponed his address until Thurs.
day night.
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The MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
EXPENSES,

nauding tuition, room rent, heat, light,
Edand incidcntals, per year, 5000. No pu-
Tlll be received under fourteen years Of
unless special arrangements are made TO
contrary. Meare glad To refer the public
r. II. SecligSOn, of Galveston, and Mr..
ID tinncgan, of Houston, both Of whom
lechlldrcn in the school.
fl term begins September ID. For course
Fndy or any Information not contained in
notice, apply to the principal,
l.. l.. BURLINGTON, A. NJ,
Franklin. Massachusetts.
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Gall Winter, 1884.

haVing placed our orders before the
'a'e advance, IN anticipation of n pro.
}'lOnS season, We are OyerstOcked in
Nne lines aud Oi1cr inducements TO
,'sn and prompt time customers second
'oro house in the country.
conservative merchants. who, In
new of the uncertain condition of crops
''q the Slringency OF the money mar.
.e'' . are unwilling TO place orders with
n .'e 'erh JOOberS before they can know
."e needs OF their trade will find our
aoese convenient depository from
' "n'C0 to draw their supplies quickly
'ap IA Sucaquantities as their trade dc.
AinuS, at Boston npjSt- JoujS nricos
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CAy ACADEMY.
lHst.clusS boarding school for both sexes,
situated in the town of
fanklin, Massachusetts,,

Fenty-seven miles from Boston on the
YORK " New England Railroad. The
h contains about four thousand inhabI-
'ls, has five churches, n good town library
sWithal "a very desirable place for an ed
|tinnal Institution
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

\ manufacturers line of samples just
received, which we will sell at cost for
this week only; also a lot of Infants ana
Children's Dresses.
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THE BUILDING

new and commOdlous: contains all mod
improvements and IL In every way nd
|aby adapted TO school purposes. II has
. lcrrted and furnished ut cost OF about
lQ and is without doubt the most com
|eacadeny building in New England
ire are Three Courses OF Study,
|olege Preparatory, Academic and an En-
n course. The latter is designed TO 1T
fng men for business.
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
thorough and effective In its workings,
ping every facility afforded by the Boston
feryatory OF Music, with the additional
lantnge OF individual instruction. MIR.
Pc NJ. Tracy and Miss Minnie Little have
lLOrs Uf Boston,
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Tho Secretary Of War has returned
from New York.
Secretary Folger has gone 10 Geneva,
New York, for a short visit.
Assistant Secretary Cain will act "A
Sr"rdtary OF the Treasury during his
absence
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Buy Jlhn crangle's Hungarian Flour.

lhe best In thc World. For sale.
Wholesale OF retail at
BRYAN 1 BRADSHAW, 5I5 Elm ST.