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DNIED.

UTERYouIE2-O On Sunday, June q. 1884, A,
1880 A ~, at the re+idencs OF her husband, Con.
nd Utermohler. in the Eighth ward, Mn. ANNIl
UTEaNt II -EI. siiE, = 51 " ~
Funeral at O'Clock thi' afternoon. 4's.e
| .CsAao-0n Monday evening. June Is, 1884. at ,
O'CLOCK. JoHs g son Of Phi. Z. II. and II, z
Criao, In tho 10th year Of his age. ~ lE.it7
Funeral notice tn-mo-rnw
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fOR SUNDAY.
TO PLaY-FOR PI.sO.

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STATIONERY.

J.G. HEpvEY, Auciioucer.
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TkUSTEE'S SALE,

Given under my hand this 2, day Of lima tie,
iesru, 'osEPd PAUL.
- .a Commit. -.
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How, in the name OF Justice 10 the chill
dreu ui Texas, can any one stand up and
demand free gras:? Those who ask tor aud
want free grass, WI + the use Il the pubic
lands OF TexNs iree Ct charge. Fit wdsnot
public domain and they were to ask tor It's
free use. they would be pronounced fools at
once. Have capitalists any right to Hsk lha
children of this stale 10 lay aside their
claims to the school lands of Texas, and
the revenue they can be made o yield?
Gan they, with rny semblanCe OF justice to
the children of the state, or the cause of
public education, ask the child-en's guar
diap, the state, to throw open TO their tree
use. the broad acres OF the public domain?
We say that they cannot, and that The sd-
vocates of such q meas ure are eXtravag8nt
and unreasonable, aud are prompted by
self.interest and self-proft, and not BY de-
sire for the public good, or justice and
equality in the distribution of the benefits
Of public property.
| Can not Texas lease her school lands tor
the benefit Of the school fund? In our opin
| ion, this is the wisest disposition that can
| be IN made of these lands at this time, Tor, by
| this means they yield handsome reve-
| nue., and in few years, when the agricul-
tural interest demands it, these lauds can
| DO sold at prices, tor five times as much,
perhaps, as they would bring now, were
they put on the market for sale.
When this Is the case, when Agricultural
lets demand more land Tor tillage, then the
state can sell its school lands to men who
will become part OF the state, and will feel
an interest iH the states welfare in general.
1t weuld be an injustice to the farm.
er and mechanic, an he mer-
chant to make them pay Tux
on their hard-earned values for the main.
tainance OF public schools, when o cattle
king of Chicago uses thousands of acres of
public school lands on The western prsiries,
on which his large herds Craze aud fatten
on free grass. Every man in the state
| of Texas, who has child to educate, is
pert owner OF this land, and they have q
right TO demand, VI -ough their elected Of
fcias, that the cattle kipg OF ChicaI shall
pay tor the pastursge Oh his caylle No
state official WHO violstee sacred trust.a and
yes away the property OF the chiloren Of
Faxas, can retain ths confidence ard good
opinion OF the pecple.-[PittsbuTg Ga
zstte.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, June I0-[Press 1.-The sher.
III o. Dallas conaty arrived tonight, and
will return in the morning vita Mia. y n
Parker. the won 81 1lI was arrested hero
yes,erday on the eve Of her departure fol
thr n0rth.
While the schooner Rachel aud Maud
was disohargiig & her cargo Of ice this after
uGoD, workman named John Maloney
lost his footing and vas precipitsted down
the hold, sustaining serious # not fatal IN.
jurie9. he was removed 10 the hospital.
The donbe frame buldiug at d e foot oi
TGcntieth street and Waer front, owned
and occupied by 4 Nestssllst aah Andrew
Jolly ~ /. residence end reetaurant,
wgs thoroughly wrecked to-day by
the piiug suppor5 suddsul giving wey
beneath ~, orsCipitatiLg it into ths waters
Of the slip. Singulsly, no one WAS hurt.
although several people were in the houae
wDeu IL topuled over. The damage is aver
81 900.
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California Democrats,

STOCKTON Call, June l0.-rhe demo,
cratic state convention met this morning
John II. Wise in the chair.
Mr.. Wise, in an eloquent speech, said
"Let US democrats of California send 4
delegation to Chicago Tor the old ticket
Tilden and Hendricks. If Tildsn is NOM
mated we can pledge California against
the p!umed knight OF Maine" Fhs
mention OF Tildens name wa.
greeted with tremendous applause. Al
present jumped to their feet, waving hate
handkerchief fs and canes. For several min
utes the speaker was unable to proceed
When order was restored, the nomination
Of Temporary chairman was called. StepheI
NJ White, Of Los Angeles, an anti monop
olist, was elected by acclsmatioc o,
takiug the chair. White, IN the course o
his speech, said 1t was the duty Of the dem
ocrsts throuehout the en'ir, country tc
nominate Tildan for N" presidency.
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Tone of the stock Market.

Nav York, June i0.-G>vsrnmsrts a
fraction higher Tor A., registered
R,llwAys irregular
State securities que
Speculation opefed slightly 90 Ger on the
appnin' 'mFDt ot arCorNTr Ci tho West Shore
road. Before 'hl first call, h1wtvsr, there
was rally, but subNquan'lG, urGo' pres
sure 20 sell, pricgs !ell 1if s - 2 is per
cent. a. .. m, . iirmcr tone prevailed,
az tho Or 1uucement that WelGrl Union
directors commended ;hs dc aiing OF the
usual a. f-Tly diyi1slt. /, was also
9's'Cd no the company gep's. l0r the
current q after viii 30 'gy3rs6lC, RllNipEa
surplur 10000 a'icr payment OF lh div
iionG a., II charges, aud p-'css rallied 3
10 5.S per cent Daring tho afternoon tto
maTka' vas weak, with 20 si9nal rallies.
AGes the delivery hou-, stronger itsiius
prevailed, nnd q rally o. IL to S per cent
i1sk place. Near the close, however, this
wal partially laa'. tina fin-l dcgliDgs,
Missouri Pacific rOsg % SIS $, aud tho mar.
Ect leit OIL about firm Compared with last
nigh,'s closiyP. prices are per cent, lower
for Del ware u Hud on. 9 IL l1r 81 Paul
pr. iorrJd, els ilr Cansd' Southern, . for
New J-rs-v Cenr5l. l 5,S for Union P5ctic
nrG S, PAU, 3.S Tor y r'hwC'', tor
C MIRA, Pacific and ~ rs 'ns nsNrr lead
iug slarss, rgaISgGa3aF, $4,000 shares.
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Lot l6--SGirtS.


Good quality muslin, deep combination TullC
ani tp1ks, 10 cents
Lot aS--Skirts.
Sam, quality, two deep eamb,io ruales and
lucSs, - cents.
Lot gsS- Skirts.
Two 1iy'oS trimmed with heavy clusters OF
iucks Rud CmbroIfc ~, atGj snts wOrth IS cents.
Lot 19--Skirts.
Two styles. embroidered runla aud lnSerlllg
with tucss, ct 9j cents, reduced from 2j,
Lot 2O--Skirts.
ssme style as last lot nacr quality OF muslin
and embroidery, a. 20, Tc,ucet fom as
Lot 21--S lsirts
Trlmme In deep douole em5rliderci RULES
ard double ruilles trimmed with tOrchcn lace,
at Is, reduced fr NJ ? 80.
Lot 22~-Ski Is.
Two styles OF skirts trim ned Ia lluo deep en-.
Aroidcry, gt 10, reduced from 32j.
Many other attractive lots IN skirts tn, rrces
II which VII be found lefs than 'hometcri1lCa
be bought for.
Lot 23--Drswers.
Trimmed with crochet edge md tuclF at
25 cents,
I.o5 24--Drawals.
Trimmed with embroidery, rgfll. end tucls
10 cents, worth 60 cents.
LOT 25--Drawers.
Inserting OF cmbrodITy and tucks edged with
enibroldeTy worth 20 Cents.
Lot esS-a Drawers.
This lot consists OF odd pairs offs number
of different lots at IS cent, most of them
arc worth 81.
Lot - 7. Drawers.
Very lne quality nus in. two RULES Of ane
en- broi!ery, at on, worth 40.
Lot SSj, Drawers.
Fine quality inserting and runle OF emb.oide
ry, at 50, worth . 25
Lot go, Corset Cover.
Cambria cor etcover. high neck edged with
fine embroidery, 40 cen's, worth 20 cents.
Lot 30, CarseG Covers.
Three s,lyes OF flna cambria c1rset covers
triiAmei with fine embroidery, a. 30 GEMS.
worth l 90.
Lot BE, Corset Covers.
|. An elegant qualify of cambric corset cover
Lot :s::e, Corset Covers.
Three handsome STYLES OF high neck corset
covers trlmed IN lace and emb Oidery, at so,
worth D
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DENTON, June 10,-[S2eciGll ION. O, ?
Poe, mayor Of the CITY, z @. Smith, L. j.
Rich ami Others, will leave this evening for
Fort Worth 90 ueis gates TO the state co.,
vep'ior, and there will % Il reguIlr heEica
tomorrow morning alh evening Of good
sound democTa s from tuis COUNTY as dele
g4tes ald spectators. The cry here is
Tilden snd Hendricks as tle ticket to best
the man from Maine.
Hon. w. j. Austrie W! scl as mayor ol
the city during the absfn % OF Mr.. Poe.
While the tele h. Ne service betw cen
Denton and Meeting points is not by any
means what IL should b., no blame is al
tgcurd TO Captain 2. Mounts, the efficient
manager of the Office hare. His bgst en-
deavovs TO make the lin? available are ap-
precisted by cur citizens
The weather SSH continues favorable %:
h harvpsripp.
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The PIttsi,urg Races.

PfrrBuEG, juno 10 First day OF the
spring nesling Of lhs PItsGurg Pork FSso.
clarion: a heaTy .aln irll for half ~ hour
before the Gr,trsc', bu. ,ha J.ack wgs IN
good condition g1d he Gt'euflrc a,r
luaueuial -Thrra.qUagrV at .
mls: Wo. ~ G.ucFa Harding; BrnuB .
ton, sa'0e'; Rltl'c'ilt, lll-'. Time
l:l7 81,
Iron Stakes For 3-y o- N'js, mile and
hrf: stirfe's--M5i1r = h1'ia 1pa G.eu-
gallon b. cnc.'ighth az % mile; G'"nhlr,
ssc,ud: Nsicr T., ,hird. .im'--2:ll II.
Thlct R .Ca- selling a'l0warcc ,pI.iC heats;
Won 10 Sirrights ny Keno. Time
lA7 81, lao l.2i Borsr5 Gad lao nc sec'
ord u,d thrri ig the respective A,....
Handicap Hu-cle Rac2-Mils ard g hrl':
calico Nuu: Mejl McLssTg ssc9nt; Golden
Er7, th I'd. l,Me--2:29.
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YAEl.

WACO, Juaa iO.-T5p,GG,l-roday @f
Q. ~. Whi'c 6ur.sd q tbs' ch'd Nrm &,
grsd 0vsars. O.s wa 6gr'ad !Hrt Sh,ur-
.da.. B1'h let o. ciItr.rl.
Contractor Hal. ly.t toe morning with
ten couv,c's for the p.l.t slisry. OlG o.!
the c0rvicts W'lism Olr., who attempted
10 ogcspe yesterday, hi a.uGaaIed on his
person bout tiyH ur sG 3a.t5 OF fine wTe
whh which he oyiSrutly Intended TO pick
tra lGc totry .ssctr'. Hs wsGscsrcasd
at the tcpot ttr-o rmt before toe wirD Gaa
'ourd.
C,mo'on, Caakas & Story have sued ou.
sealua, Il f. Aghhu,t NJ Harrison station
Nr OF 1t EchmcHi cn debt oi $3.50
la the district crur', Leon & n Blum
received y Judgment ;nr SGll ogcias' Bertha
Ettlesor, on trisl oi iight Of property
growing oug Of levg r'sip or the stoclc oi
d4feudan hu"0tEt, 'su '1'Ueson
The exercises o! Wsd 'tB.lo n,llsGs c0n
Clrded to-day. Miss ge's o. Walker re-
ceiyed the first rrza.
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Lot l--Oh0mise.

LOI --OnrlllSe,
Plain, gosd quili'y Muslin chenille a, 25 cents,
Lot 2.-Chumise.
This lot Il lss sorted C. several styles, Fooimus
lin, trimmed In embroidery a. - c,n,, worth
G1 cents,
Lot g. Ohemise.
lisa well trimmed Gua god qual iy chem &C.
tt5 colts, Teduc d IT IN 20 ceuts,
Lot d Chemise.
lsavery pretty style, we'll tim e cd csemlsc
Let 6--Chemise.
Is composed of three scs,lant styles Of chem.
lee. trimmed with fns sinb Oldeiy at ~ re.
duc.d fiOm 35 and 80
Lot 6--Ohemise.
Two styles ofilae muslin ch,mIse, very novel
aud handsome ,rim .:i1g AZ / IS. reduced
from s..
Lot S--Ohemi3e.
a tlne quality s,.k oheml.'. trimmed {. ace
medici lace Il: %. :ltuc-d iiom 20l.
\ number OF add ioual styles of cheriae IN
medium ard nne, goods have been mari d
be enumerated I'm OR United ,pace.
Lot S--GOWus.
Full lnreth, good musI. rogn, trimmed vi.h
embroidery aud iuili 8, az % cri lsw rh 'jcen'F,
l. & 9--GOW.s.
Extra quslt, musin. trimmed IN G. rs,,r tucEs
AMI RULES, 65 csu's, ItdusaI f.om 81 cent?.
Lot TO- towns.
Good muslin. trimmed, four oys embroidery,
aud six clusters oi ticks. ~ 75 cents, wortn %
Lot l1--Gowns.
Exra qualify. muslin. c'absrato'y trimmed.
at o5 worth so
Lot i2--Gowns.
Superior quality OF muslin and tinrling OF
] 25. worth g.
Lot 1S- Gowns.
Two styles, one has trimmed yoke froat and
back and the other has very elaborate front
trimming. at IS. worm So.
Lot II Gowns.
very gentsel, we'll made aud wen tlrmued
gown, worth so.
Lot IS Gowns.
An entirely new stylg OF trinm'ng-an excel.
leat gown al 95 woch2Sj
A number Of other styles iu gowns will, a'so be
olered every one of which will BE- priced 81
much below fon er figures. and lesH than they
will be sold for agsiu this season
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Enthnsinstlc Hn,iticntlon Meeling,

ST. Louls, June 10 the republicans
held ratification nesting ut Mercantile
hall tc-oight. The hal was packed with
ueople and great deal Of genuine onthusi-
asm was manifp.teG. Congressman
Finkelourg pre.i led and sDeechen were
made by General Jchn B. Henderson,
Cnauncev Fiilsy, Colonel ID. =. Dyer, j.
Milton Turner, and several Others, all OF
which were received With great applause.
Both factions Of the party were well rspIe-
ssnlfd end the utm1st harmony and unity
Of purpose prevailed.
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SAN ANTONIO, Jane 10 Especial. Last
of the largest saloon men In town, got
drunk and wss very roughly handed By
tho police. H. went home intoxicated, i,
told his wife the police had put out one OF
his eyes, and left, saying he intended to
commit suicide. He was not seen again
until TODAY. when his body was fshed
from the river, much battered and dis
figured. He had a large sum of money on
bis person when last seen, aud it is sur
missed that he was murdered, though the
slicide theory is most acceptable. None
of the money WAS on mis- body when recov-
cred. He was 40 years old. leaves family
and was very we'll fixed.
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r'rburf e htn Ari0nio rtiITaga are unie
water There isa break hlIl in ths Atohl'
ron. Trpfks Il Santa Fs above Hlnror, bld
the 1ri1fe over the Colorado a. iuWF, Ar
izlrH. has washed l9sY vns Mexican
Centre. flat bfiire aud thl rIrHst railroad
bridge rrl sIrg ihr river hero hAya both
been washed sgiY, We are out OF from
all dirtc. I lus, bu1 i"e supply Oi groceries
and WlfsF. 10 tHrr short
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MARSHALL June l0.-[Special.l l-Ip the
case OF The state OF Texas VS. a negro
charged with theft OF hogs, snd who had
employed L. P. Wilson TO defend him, the
court ordered fine of 800 against Mr.
Wilson for contempt. Mr.. Wilson left this
morning for Fort Worth convention as sp-
pears 10 the court without making any
prov!siol for the case of his client. Doubt.
loss the gentleman will rise and explain
when he c1nes
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HFLENA, MoNT., Juue II. Sunday alter.
nool while the isrryhosJ st ThompJon' s
Falls wan crossing the liver the cable broke
and The boat went over the islls, 800 yards
below Tee boat had on eleven men bound
tar C,iisr d. Acne mine, and thirteen
psck horses, each carrying 800 pounds OF
suupes for Eagle Ci'y. TIE current was
very swift and powerful. As soon as the
able breke all passengers except Two
Jumped overheard and struggled yainly to
reach the shore, bat were swept over the
falls. Tue boat righ.ed after going over
The brink and lodged against Belknap
bridge, short distance below, where the
two passengers who still clung to It, were
rescued. Two men on shore took skitf
and tried to effect the rescue OF tn Sc VINO
jumpsd into the water, but were also swept
over the falls. OF thirteen men concerned
eleven were lost. All were stragslers going
to the mines, and their names are not
known. All of the pack animals were
dtowned.
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HOT SPk,lyGS,

Hor SPRINGS, June l1-[5pecial. The
two prominent candidates tor the demo-
cratic nomination for governor of Arkan-
sas General s. P. Hughes end Hon, 1hn
G. Fletcher, reached here to-day from an Y
tended tour of the state The Instructions
as given by majority Of tho county coa-
venlions thus far iudic1ta a spirited c)a-
test and both candidate will go into Il e
state convention at Little Rock, on the 25th
Inst, with about equal strength. Hughes
has secured one.third o: the adequate vote
to nominate-107-and Fletcher is close
upon his heels. Hulhes is an effective
stump speaker, but Fletcher is at home on
a still hunt.
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DESvER Con, Ju0a i0.-Nho Gr' 1t Pow
der compl"y'J m,glgine. cJn'sininn 10.
0O0 pounds OF g!anr powder. located thTee
and halt mile5es7; Gt the city, exploded d
Yi.n terrible fcr3o thig morning. A large
mum Dr OF plats ic1u57 II tns business por
iiun OF ha city were wrecked. a new farm
houss, 500 yG-1s distant, was complete liy
Genol!shcd The oc1UDants rllrs5ulaus!y
,scsred iujHry. No clue 10 the cause oi
The lEnlpsinN.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 10-O8iog 30 .he
deasb of Antoine Carriere, senior man,
Der OF the bouga, and resn!tDg in interrup.
tion 10 ususi foreign orsdite the firm OF y.
g. Carriera 6 S)rs, priyete bankers sud
merchants here, determined to suspend and
o, toto lirri1ptfnr.
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LoNGyIRg. JuGe 10 Especial 1.-The trial
OF the State vs.. Anon Bean, ilT The murder
Of Charles Been, began 10 day, all dilaiorY
motions being OyeHu.ed, Much trouble
wns fSpeTienord in getting Jury, only two
iQrgW-u oeiEg OtlA,E6d to-day, though
many lsli.men gtTa examined. This is the
sima muIdeF Tor which III Bear, Eec0m.
plioe, was convicted last SaiuTdiy,
undimiRlshet ibt1Tsgt l. maniies,Cd In
lha TeViVals
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81, LOUIS.

hauda aTd rous,abouts on The steamer ST.,
Paul struck for higher wages day, and
in the dispute that followed between one OF
them pamed R. D. Lilisri, sud the second
mate. John Ryan, both white, Rrysn shot
Lillard. The wound ia pronounced fatal.
RYAN was iailed.
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On bluff that rises q hundred feet above
the Wiasahickon, nesting among rocks and
tTees and shrubbery, Is tha home OF Michael
Osrtiat, the CenadiaC recluse. It is az old
cabin, and its mosaic wcgk os board, snd
Tin and thatch dis iuguishes it alike rom
the quiet cottages Of Biue hill, on the south
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SHERMAN.

4 SHERMAN, June 10.-[Special.] Howell
(Ellis, under an Indictment by the last
grand Jury for assault to murder upon the
person of his brother-in'law, Mr.. Burns,
of Gordonsville. gave himself up
to tho authorities yesterday. His bond
vas fixed at $700, which he expects to be
able to give.
Tie fire company held its regular quar-
terly drill yesterday evening. A very
Large quantity OF water was thrown to q
\nsidernble distance. Taking SO much
er from the cis,erns has been very Just
pdemusd by numbers OF our citiz eng,
D the pas have eeen great losses b.
hm the scarcity of water.
public schools of Sherman will
hext FRIDAY. Public examination OF
Bdpils will take place from day to day
bughout the week.
Rev. ]. s. Moore, the worthy pastor OF
se Presbyterian church OF this city, left
u Este risy for Europe to attend the Pan
Hesbyteriaf council at Bslfsst, Ireland.
@he best wishes of his flock GO with him.
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SPRINGFIELD, VI, Junc 10 = The aooi re-
cured this moTning, but the pathway for
the water had been cleared, consequently
further damage was avoided. Main street
was washed OUT twenty 'eet III width ana
fifteen feet deep. WagoH travel is impossi-
ole Less, $50, eco.
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Marine

NEw ORLEANS, June 10.--Clea-ed: Steam
ships Hudson, New Iorz; Clapeyrou, Liv-
eruopl
GALVESTON, Juno 10. Arrived: Steam
shil st. Mary, New 0ilcang. Cleared:
Steamship Colnrato, Neg York Sailed :
Steamship ST. Mary, Clinton; ecnooDar Il,
+. Schmidt, Phlgdpiphia.
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TYLER, June lois 1.-The COM
missioners court, which has been sitti1g as
board Of equalization, adjourned to-day,
having made very lew changes Ia assess
ments rendered.
The mrrrisgs OF Mr.. G. W. KouDz, of the
Southern Pacific railway. and Miss o. B.
Cain, OF this CITY. occn red at the residence
of the BRIDES father, w. G. Cain, at $3.50
this evening.
The Kansas G. Gulf Shor! line. which has
been making transfers six miles north OF
Jacksonville for week is now running
trains.
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GhnrnalIenl lhnCeS.

New YORK, June 10.-rhe aheepshead
bay races:
First Racs--Pursa $500. five 'uflonEs, ell
ages, Won bv Jim RsBwiCk; Liltlo Mich,
sscoud; r n.r0d, third. Thus--l:03.
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Ell PAso, June 10 0--[S. ecial. THE r o
Grsnde river is very hisb, ana the valley
for thirty miles j. owe q 7ed in great part,
We have ha1 nn regular NAL from the
ca Tor twelve days, as tveni y-tivs miles
o. tha Tcx-s & Paoifo AID Gaiyes.ol, E.r-
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Judgment for
s62,5J0 ass Yesterday entered agaii 81
Howard D. Thomas g o., manuiacturs rs
OF woolen goods, and execution reported.
The obligations reach 100000.
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A Wind Fall.

LOUISVILLE, JurN 10 john and CHARLES
Kennedy, two iab)rcrS Of this city. have re-
ceived word hey hasa 'allen heics to about
So 600 900 from - uncle VINO lately died in
hi,strrl lig
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PIcroN, Me-, Jure l0.-Joseph Tompsett
and George Lswder we're hanged here to-.
day tor the murder OF Peter Lasier. Both
maintained their innocence to the last.
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The Western Union Dividend

New YORK, June 10 Western Union has
declared q quarterly dtvi1ead OF 3-4 per
cent. A surplus Of $500 coo will be lett after
the payment OF the dividend.
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Got off Light,

BosToN, June 10.-Tilden G. Abbott, de.
fsulting cashier OF a Watertown bank, ar
rested in Missouri, has been sentenced 10
eli bit years.