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.Ii.IlEIhAnN

JFr vERsoE, Feb. l3.--Tspoolsl.1-Attach-
ments hrc still coming on John French &
Son, Nothing more could be ascorlained
to-day In regard TO the forgery case, only
that the party will be carried to Illinois in
q few days.
In the United States court to-day in tho
case q Brown We. Murohelmer. OF Tsxar-
ssna, the Jury si'r being out some time.
gave the defendant $500. He was suing for
5000.
In The case of T. r. Snow, ct. al, w. the
Texas 4 Pacific railroad, was thrown ou. Of
court.
A very interesting case IL going on now
OF J. Il D-smobt. of New YorE. suing the
town Of J Jtff.rson Tor S. 900 and interest
on some bonds
The weather has turned very cold to-day
and Instead OF rain We mr. get inc sleet sad-
snow.
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WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Mills Say, IIe Hasu't Weakened on
the Tariff.
Iadlan Agent Miles, Successor to Come
from Texas.
Wasson's Friends are Earnestly Work.
Ing for Ills Pardon.
Tho Pr0teus Conrt Severely Score Gen
eral Hazen.
Very Light Legislation In Both Of the
Houses.
Tho Manning. Chalmers Contest Is
Dragged mp Again.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items,

WAsHIsoroS, Feb. l3.--fspecisl Hon.
Roger Q. Mil denies the statements OF
Texas papers that he 10 weakening on the
tMiff He says he will support Mr.. Morri.
sons bill and would heartily vote for u
tariff for revenue only ifhe had chance.
There Is something In . run,or that a
pardon OF M.j,r WATSON is contempt ,,ed
though the president de lies II to-day.
Mr.. Och ltree is urging the pardonof j. j.
Adams, at Huntsville, Texas and Robert
Doughty at the southern Illinois prison.
Doughty Is from Duyall county, Texas, and
Adams had briei career 1T Galveston as
deputy marshal.
The chances are that ii. NJ. Lawson, OF
Rusk county, Texas, will be appointed in
place of Miles, Indian agent, just removed
tor his course in connection vita the clos.
ing Of catil trails through tho territory.
Uoited States Marshal Pail ps, Of Gal
weston, hos filed an application for reap
pointment at the expiration OF
Col ector Haynes term as col
lec,or at Brownsville Either Judge
Lubeye. OF San Diego. or j. u. Tracy, Of
Houston. or s. X. Swisser, OF Austin. may
get the place. q. A. Windefs, OF Brockei-
vile. is here applying for q Texas post
office.
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New YohH Feb. l3.-rhe funeral Of
Thomas Knsela, editor OF the Brooklyn
Eagle, was both imposing and impressive.
the Brooklyn deleg alton in cOngr' IS at
tended, also the Brook yn delegation in
the legislature, the owners and editors of
local newspapers Mayor Low and oil living
ex mayors, cou ~ aud city officials, pr's-
OF aud pa { Henry Ward Beeoher was u
psli.b .arer. Eiv. Sylvester Malone spoke
- isV woIds BE- ora the coffin lid
was closed forever upon the
rsca ~ The deui, and very
R-v. NoKegan, vicar general of the di e
C So, read tle burial services IN t1e cemc-
terry, Henry Ward Be,oher and the ,at
thr1ng OF mourrefs standing with heads IN.
covered In chilling fog and rain, The
colches IN the funeral procession numbered
u'grly 900 The streets in the reghborhn d
of toe late residence OF Mr.. Klnsella were
throuned with ppODlp,
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The Telegraph Tramineled.

CHIc,Go, Feb. l3.-rhe telegraph service
is more compltt y crippled throughout
the eI tire country, this morning Vhsn l..
any previous time during the present win
TER. The wires have been borne down by
frozen seet In almost every direction, and
the ouly favoring feature Is that the breaks
though numerous, are not as VIDE IN e1-
teft ~ has been the case under similar
conditions in former instances. Commune
q ion with New York, Baltimore and
w ,.hlngt IN, hts been opened aud general
m arovemept Is looked forward 10 rs the
oay advances. Tne western serves is in
vsry bad shape. though Que wire is work
ing through 10 the Pacific coast.
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preheDsion necessities OF the case and meas
ures and means essential TO meet them
The court specifies numerous grave error'
and omissions Ia his action. among them
Fir,-in informing Darlington that
| Grrelty's supplies would be exhausted IN
me fail OF 1881 when In fact he was provis'
toned for more than brse years rem the
| GUNNER OF 1891 The effect OF this was -
| nrse Carl ngton 10 undue haste to reach
Lady Franklin hay
ssc,nd-Peisistent rejection Of sueees,
| lions 10 make In the nOrhward voyage oi
the relief ship depot oi supplies at Lhtls'
ton island.
Tni,d-ln failing 10 perceive the nocessl.
.yn' y ,oF a second ''''l INT ate In the Sc"
Fourth-The lax. negligent and defective
mt IN q OF keeping records OF public bu9-
ness AZ d conducting lrr-spondenoe In Tue
signal Office 10 regard 20 the to'celled sup
Elementary ing ructlons or orders 10
Gai ailington, VIII Oh the court saws was In
fact no order at all. although published {
the country as such and made 10 basis oi
the charge that Ga-lington had oeen guilty
OF disobedience of orders. The court Is oi
the opiuion that neither was this mem
orandum AN order Eor did It properly carry
any force, even as n suggestion To Garliot
ton. The court comments severely on this
VI Sobuuehihb
business.
Nominations: Postmaster. jeremiah
Mickler, Brentwood. Louisiana.
The president has sent to the senate re-
port from the secretary OF state In regard
to the case OF Alexander Tiimble, whose
| ertraditon Is q, msnded by the govern
ment OF Mexico. but who was, alter cor
respoBdeDce upon the subject, discharged
by the American authorities. The s,crs'
tary in his report holds that recording TO
his construction OF the laws an American
citizen cannot legally be held under the
treaty with MEXICO for ex radltion, but
| ho proposes to inform officers in Texas that
| II smother arrest l. IN ade and case oi guilt
made out the president wi not, on the
ground OF citizenship, interfere wi h the or
der % surrender II such be made but re-
| yuire that the accused be informed II he or
they wish IA basring beorc the supreme
court Of the United States on writ Of
habeas corpus as to the power OF the presl-
dent In the matter OF eS rad tion or as to
The true constructinn oi the treEtv Before
he surrender be actually made every iaoil'
iy for such hearing will be AFFORDED.
Should the court hold that
the president has Discretionary
power OF ex'faditing citizen il proved
gully. the evil apprehended will not be
resiized and should the court mold the
president has power to extradite only
when bound by the treaty to do so, con-
gress can then u IL should be its pleasure
by statute confer discretionary power.
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National Notes.

WAsurHaToN, Ftb. l3--Tn house com
mi,t,e on pub ic lands nave agreed to re-
port bill detlirirg The forfeiture Of the
and graz Is of the On,onagon and Brule
R,ve-, NJ rquette e S'ets Line ard Mar.
quite Huushion ~ Oltonigun r ilroada.
he rights oi cash aud home stead entries ~
ha prot ed, preference being given t. the
latter. About 200. 600 acres era iuClui 10
- iurleiture.
The seer t,ry Of war has ielecrephsd ,he
mayors of a number of towns IN West VIZ
GINA. Indiana and Ohio. snthoriz NJ the
purchase Of supplies Tor immediat- use, D.
rec'ing them to m Ike retnrns, properly
authentic. It'd, TO the military officers.
The reppit of,he Proteus courr Of inu-'rv
wBs transmitted To the senate -dey. Th,
court inds that Darlington inside sn erro
Il judgment Ia not waiting longer st Pan
dufa harhor, bit the error Wa @ mn,itted in
the exercise OF q fiicul, and unusn.l discre.
ton, Tor which he sr.t Ia not b. helo ac-
couniable. Ii IL slso due G. | neton 10 tav
| that In the general conduct oi the txpedi-
tion priort t. the lose Of the ship be disrl,ysd
Z, |, energy and efficiency, and In the enc
cess ul corduct ard cor'm nd thrsneh y
long. per rus and lsbori,us pt -eat In the
| Norts 10 place ~ ssiety. Whiie awarding
credit to General Hszsn for the beet cf IN
teptiope concerning the rescue of the q q :
lev party. the cour' 10 Of The opinion thsx
n sny par icul ,rs and In some ~ tbe grsvv .
! moments lie failed in adequate OF tie Il g
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BRYAN.

B,rAs, Feb. l3.-ISpeclal.l-Diei in Bry
an Wednesday morning February 18th,
1854, Mrs. Maria Tabor sgtd 90 years an D
monthP. The deceased wos horn in BIB
county, Alabama and come 20 Texas lit
tla yer two years ago AN wts residing
with Major A. Fabor. her tni, ut the lime
Of her death. The deceased WAS q devoted
Christian and was estH.usd sLd loved BY
all who knew her.
Hon. George Goiihwart was IN Bryan
Yesterday llOSjur .r tho tiils 10 some
property oaiuer ytgc Houston & re1i8
Central railroad company.
Mayor All burke has been in the city fer
several weeks. He is improving and hopes
sre entertained OF his speedy recovery.
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PALESTINE.

PALESTINE, Feb. lj.-t5pecisl. The
sheriff sold the stock OF McClutock, sta
tionary and fancy good', for $1,000 II was
invoiced at 81, 500. Aso the stock Of How
ard e. Co., dry goods, for 5000; invo ced at
$1,000. McClntocs's creditors will get
about 10 cents; Howard's 50.
The Internation ] pay Car had narrow
escape last night The storm had blown
down the wires and two big trees across the
track near Crockett; The engine ran into
the trees. smashing the boiler head and
tumbled the car off, giving Psymaster KriE
and his clerk terrible fright and shaking.
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PfTrsBUsG, Feb. ia NUMBER OF per
sops, iepreseltng msnufsc urers and le-
boring men Of this section, leave for Wash
irg'on tomorrow evening TO appear before
he ways and means commiuee to oppose
Morri. on's tar II hi. J,hn J,'rett will
reprsseni the Uui e1 ! n'es rir Pl - asso-
Grafton and Pfe,ideit Weineand Seortary
Naitn the smalgemaied A sol
ainn IL Iron aud Steel
WORKERS The mauuinc ers OF
this ci Y, vi be rtrssrn ed ~ a special
commit e Tnrr ~i,, h ! inca by "ther
ummi'r.s in q ,f.rrn' u.f ~ TIE ,tats,
md vilnrtu7 ii ,hi wol b m, tossl ds
1.viug III. u oesa eu IN | the Con-
verse gonl - | sSk,nG ID" o. r ion OF the
dn'y ot 1867. PASS IN J = 81 have
bul presented ssk'ng n goer -rf on tin
LA e, cotton ties wire rod. etc.
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NOTICE n ,
WnNTS.


vuASIEU-BoAkp. vi II : ~ NisH,
w cd ,onms, up.siairs or d 'wn. ma, vile
and q child zen; ages 3. 7 tnd q! wear s,t.e, cars
or law mil utes' walls from T. % Al ,ress tro-
possis for Gays toe +. BA' TLkIT' ~, psi'ss y,
Postofiice " ,e"..,. .',..
IATANIED-lU oe.L 10 nCk,'a FINE
w blacI land; good hons aad ba'n, orchs'a.
nature and mesdow. NJ under good tnc =;
terms easy and chea mi yp - y. 'n"er W
Terrell. Cali on ~ address BIN Itr,
Land Agents, Te,re Tex,s ieois.,w
xsTID AGENTS UFT ENrt RTE CE
w o. as.keps a. mpen .Iuu,. In pctial High.
way and Family y be- hddiNss1 o. b'os, bn
LAMP 4 Coz, 9t2 Elm 81 D.l z, 'e. Ien,s :, "
NIJANTEU-A CAPABLE ukL FOG uhN-
w raj hon ewo no washxs OF huhn,
Apply 70 IIers but Ing, DR. eweu Nois.i
TITANTED-TwOo OR iHRE4GnoD sioE
w MAKERS. JOHN MoRREi1I' oi' sc, ,ch,J's; "A;
Nrpo-. ,;oD .oSE6 MAN 1H,T
w understands tho care OF h gses an an" sehe.
raj work ID ut the pafe .pp Hp ,,nt
0TON, corner ~ nriorc snd ~ q ssS ,eo,,'--,
NlTANTED-TC SELL .NEk iboni 49,"
w $40 cor on hau d: }on VIII pasn no ,ioups D..
s,n s's DvsTERRs deo6-3m
aAjAN1ED THO BOILER hAhEks Ar
w ply Immediately 10 Nnvey lron Wo,K,;
0rod wages and stiady emplc'uen" I.n,n,,
wEsTER. -,,,,, :. :, !. aI,,Vs, ,,,D.s,
VzTANrED--YOu 10 STOP Al Thk NATION
w ALH0TEL; hrst-cl-ss accouininua,,loIis !, =, y,
resSonable rate --ONLY ONE pULhhb Anp
TWENTY.FIVE CRNr- PER DAY The bu,d-
ing is brick with three sta'rwaya IN 'fse of nte
Located In the bussass portion q .he c'y onIy
on. square from stroat'c.r !inn al1 ia ,iu.s a,
nom feIss & Pacific and Missouri 'nclho Depot
Oonyenient to passengers coming or going over
elther road Office opeu all night 'uetts nre
csiisd for all 'rsins. T CLFARY Proprietor.
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4 lsloo,iy Family.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. l3.-rhe Courier Jour.
nol's Dsnville, Kentucky, special says;
jasper Shtarin Was tt day sho: and killed
by his cousin and bro'ber-in-!aw, George
". Riwiey, in Boyle County.
The killing crlgirat d in n
iam ly ieud nnd was done in
tel -i-feuse. RAwlsy'a inlher Kille {
an,arin's brother a wear ago. and wben
they met an aflrsy eusued Ia which shea in
Was killed. TIE ley family Tor the
PISS, thirty years have II CARED Ia bioodv al
;reys in which no less shan ten men have
hpen killed,
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sullivan Challenged.

CLEVELAND, Feb. I3-rhe following Tor
NAL ch, llsnge viii be issued to morrow 10
the champion pugiist, SIllivsn.
CLkvsLASD, Feb. IL Il. Duncan O. Ross,
vii match Mefvine Thompson, OF this city,
to spar John L. Sullivsn with hard gloves
I, fl ,ish for from 81 600 TO 30 COO, iing
rules I, govern. j vii deposit the money
in the Ohio N,tioi al bank or W tn any re-
uponsible party agreeable to Mr.. Sullivan
a. soon as notified OF his acceptance. Any
communications addressed to thi, city will
De at ended TO.
I5gnod.l DUNCAN q. Ross.
Men ana money arc ready to meet Sulli'
van at any time or place he may name.
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SAN SARA.

SAN SABA. Feb. 13 Especial Tho
county commissioners, after two days work
have adopted the plans OF Bristol e. Clark
for our new jail.
Tr' DjT Imeyer hotel, 6. s. Munger
proprietor, caught fire to-day and bnt for
it+ "eily discovery by the proprietor 1t
wnul 4 have soon been in ruins. The ci,-
2'rs hrve arc very prompt and effective in
case of tire.
Weather very cold,
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 49, Special. l-Au-
thsntic information has been received hare
from Texas representative in congress the t
tie secretary OF the interior has ordere The
cattle trail open through the Indian terri
tory. Local stock men are much benefited.
Frank Fries, for many yesis in the en-
ploy OF ne Well Fargo express company
tt this CT vac money clerk hiss disappeared.
HE cafe mas been broken uprn and accounts
and cash found nl. righ'. He was 1T seen
on the main plaza ~ O'Clock D. III. alone.
He was of reiir,ng dispositiou, temper.
ate habits and very powerfully built Tne
generally acc pted theory is thb' hs5Tas
murdered To oh in possession OF his ssie
kew, which he carried si.b him. He was
also known 20 keep LARGE sums Of money on
mis- person. Some papers bel OF strg 10 him
were found on lhe bank OF the iiver today
and tue ws'er IL being dragEed. lie was OF
fine family, we'll kuown Ia San Antonio.
aud one OF the most popular and ihIuen-
tial Young men IN the city.
Thomas Leakey, for the murder OF Man-
uel R0drigutz o. Eagle Pass, was tc-tav de-
MED habeas corpus and confined ia Eagle
Pass for safe keeping
Thomas Carney, at Uvalde, has been ar
rested for iucandlarism HIS crime some
two weeks ago destroyed six business
houses and endangered the entire city.
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nArn nNnAnn,.Hnnnnk.

BRyAa, Feb. l3.--specal The Brysn
Enterprise in tc-iay's issue gives Harder
brook the following eend of.
~ petition recommending W. I. Hard
cnbrook. OF the Houston Post, ior appoint
mer 10 the position OF chief commissioner
10 the Worlds lair at New O 'ans, was
being ciroulet ,d in our city tins week snd
Was nameIous.y signed. uardeubrJOh Is
a Texas specimen ol the rsra avis VITO su'
persbundsnce OF cheek and e. -aheaiiiive-
ness tnat nigh, be n legal tender Tor brains
a, gai hering OF this charecterand we think
the st4ts of Texas might do better than to
cnoose him.
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IsII.IOS.

BrLToy, Feb. Especial, l-snow be-
gan falliog here this morning about 8
o'clock and continued about an hour, fol.
lowed by q heavy slset. A heavy norther
10 now blowing, which will MAKE this one
Of the eel les, highs this winter.
rne south pound Missouri Pac fo lain ia
twelve hours late { -taV.
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The mil Men.

PI1rsBURG, Fec. 13.-rns Western Nail
ass ,ci. ti,n me- this aft srnoon and recncsd
the C ard rate from 50 40 10 S2G0. Stocks are
reported light ami trade nnset'sisctory.
Tne qutst IN II prolongiug { ne susper sion
OF the pa'i IN chines was nCt discussed aud
the six week shutdown expired on the
litlirst All are at liberty t. resume.
d siug 10 the Il pod but lew fac .ories m the
xaaf are in onnrniiOn.
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Ty LEI,

TYLER, Feb. l3.--IspecisLl-In the Ma
han murder case, the jury gave him YER
dict Of guilty Of manslaugh,er, and his
punishment ut five years in the peniten.
tiary. He moved for new tral.
The murder case at q. W. Williams and
Steve Hudson were continued for the term.
Sam Johnson tor M mnrd-r, pleaded guilty..
and went up for tWenry.fve wears.
Weather cod, wi h some sleet.
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Imulniin.. the ynme. Boxs.

NIAe.RA, FALLS, 0sr, Feb i3.-Two
boys sivins the names Of Walter Rookie
and Chauncy RUBY were arrested on the
.rr,v,l a. tra train from The wett. T1ree
loaded revtlvers. . supply OF am mmunition n
and book Of adventures aud exploits
Frank and Jesse James we're found In the :
pos.ession; slso money. which they &c
ru,viedced taey nsd stolen at Berlin.
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submission was go. aside and the oiase set

GALvsroS, Feb. l3.- Press, -1sores
Bill, OF tho banking firm VI Bell, Hutch
lnss a Co., suffered a severe stroke OF par
slysis early this morning. Grsve doubts
are expressed concerning his condition, but
be IL reported at a ,te nour tc-night 40
seems 70 be- from physietl exhaustion.
The corner stone oi the new hiRh schoos
building was TO b, laid next Fndav. The
prOsiralion OF 10 phllaHthropic founder
viii doubtless result 10 pos' ponement.
4 sky yard foot race between Allen, OF
Galveston, and Johnson, OF Houston, To-
day. WAS won by the former. IL IL claimed
the race vas bona iiie snd that the stake
money, 500, vas paid TO the vio'or. Two
thousand dollars I'm bets changed hands.
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A Legal Ioophnle

PirrsBu,G. Feh. BID. George II Mar
~, II. charged win st'enp''rg to blsek-
.lMrs An 'trse n, was acquittet In The
United Stre, co II this morning. The
, urt Y, ~ tt4' TIE fl-i re not come
r,,h'n the tr .vi-,ons ~ the L. p oviding
,en ,I,i~s fn- using 'hs mail thu pur.
oos. 10 defrsud. and under ruction OF
me c,urt . verdict OF not & l ~ was rem
dersd.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

Ladies Hose; full regular, in fancy stripes and solid
colors, all at 80 I-3c pair well worth double
Misses and Chldens Hose full regular, in fancy stripes
and solid colors, all 25c pair; cheap at SOC
Gents Babriggan and British I2 Hose all at Ioc pair;
would be considered cheap at 25c.
Bargains in Towels and Table Linen.
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Gsv,rumeu,s lower Tor I per 90 Rlt-
ways firm New York. thiolgo d ) Louis
seconds sold per CENT % Tue demand
for railroad bonds continues brsg aud 6
'urlher advance IN prices wf- 'cc1rded.
The fea ure ot the market D. 3 r,dy aosJrn-
;iou OF mortgages of roads !gh pay dBi.
dends on stocks or which t0r enough i~
excess oi fixed charges to place bsyouC
doYb6 the paym-. OF MT .res,.
state ponds du'l
Stocks 10 dav opened irregular and de-
cined Is 10 rs per crut. W. tons vas
exceptionally weak, la ug oil 20 %. Be-
fore the first Gull the tenn
per ol speculation strengthened
and the market then GRADUALLY
moved up Ia 20 | . psr c'nt. After l p.
m. speculation was iTitg liar, but Ia the
main firm. Lister, u ra,n va, m'de on
Oregon & TranscontinentHl and L Iion Pa
ciic, tho former falling IN 10 IS aud he
lat er 30 70 l.2. This time, however, the
bears met with more resistance, aud the
smaller shorts. becoming slirmed, rushed
into cover In tue closing afke's was
strong to buoya ant, With niatetial mere fase
in the volume 0f buslues'. nr' t"''" was
some large buving by prominent operators
on the bu side. The action
of the markets this att, m BON is
thought by some to be pre- minnry TO au-
other twist Of the bars on their fresh short
contracts. One element OF strength Is the,
continued OUTSIDE buying On reactions
The brokers are reporting quite large bus
mess OF this kind.
The governing committee of the New
York stock exchange at t1eir meeting to-
DAY listed 81 900 OOO additional g p"- cent
fret mortgage bonds OF the o -enu & Cali
onais raj say compauv; b22i,n0O h"r cent
fret mortgage bonda OF the l. u'si.na
Western raj road company and 81 500, ,00oi
6 l-1per cent bonfs OF the Pc. isA ,vania
ny guaranteed ny the Pcnrsy lsanis.
ra lroad company, making total amount
of SIS, 100000.
The earnings ofthe Missouri Pacific sys
tenn for the fist week in February show n.
gain "f SlG7 600, of which the Wabash gain
cd $50 90.
Tr ns.cilons 3i9 OG0 shares.
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flihINNI;f

McKlHsEy, Feb, lS.-[srecial.l Frank
Bender, for passing oounterie money, got
five years TO lay. This ig the third Gaze
and aggregates torn OF nns and q hslt
yenrs rs his punishment
The overflow OF creeks yesterday washed
msuy bridges away. 10 10 showing aud
grouGd frozen,
Mr., Rlllen, chief oi police, Eaton RouRs,
Louisiana, and Mr.. Curlis, deputy sheriff
Of Mgrshsll, Texas, are here "A, witnesses in
the case of the state W. sullivan. These
efficient officers deserve credit for Efforts in
aiding uun,sa.ng uiiendCre
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FORT SMITH.

FoRT SMITH. ARK, FEB. l3.-fSpecitll.
Assistant Postmast ,r Drisire and Will am
Ballinger while crossing the Arkansas riv-
er returning from hunt to-day were csI-
sized by fio.ted trees and barely esc.ped
drowning. They lost their guns and bIst
aud tlung 10 the tres that wrecked the m
NJ I / assistas ce arrived.
A norther visited MS last night, bringing
fleet and snow. The thermom.tsr regis.
tiers degrees above zero and 1t is getting
colder.
Ms. Sarah Burch. one ofthe oldest res-
dei.t, OF this county, died yesterday, aged
81 years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
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