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AFFAIRS AT AUSTIN.

Good Rains in Howard County-Cnttlc
Range Excellcnt-Railroad Passenger
Tax Paid-The Land Board-Pcrsonal
Mention.
AUSTIN, Aug 2G.- Special. Capt Mo
Murray writes from Big Springs, How
ard county, to the Adjutant- Genera
that good rains have fallen and the range
is improving.
Lieut.Jones reports everything quiet in
Llano county.
The following railroads paid their pas
scnger tax to day: Houston ~ Texas
Central, ) i9j; Texas Central,Slol; Sunset,
S2Sl; Southern Pacific. S23I: Texas * New
Orleans, Sl53; Sabine X Texas, Sl1; Con
Zales Branch, SO.
Lamar county shows an increase i'll
values of S315. 900; San Patricio, SSS0O0.
The Land Board to-day received SILL
900 on leases and purchases. The board
has refused TO award to :. Rosencraze A.
sections on the Canadian river i'll Potter
county as it would bar out other parties 5
| from water. RosencraZe has 2N sections
, leased. Bids to lease ana purchase were
received to-day from kimhle. ~ Paso,
! Dick Ems, Scury, Crosb", Lubbock,
! Mitchell. Kent and CARA counties, the
&.ryic IS being atthe minimum liked by
! law !TheS Mattadore Cattle company
want 3S'sections in Dickens county.
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WEArrTERFoRp, Aug. Do Special. r.
IN the district court yesterday the case Of
the State Dick llagood nollc prosequi
was entered. He was charged with per-
Jury. The case was dismissed from the
docket on the ground that the oath ad-
ministcrod Joy the Assessor was not in
compliance with the statute. He fore
wore in rendering his property for tax
nS, the oath administered was the one
furnished by the Comptroller.
The court has been occupied to-day in
trying the case Of the State vs.. Babe
Hin. He is charged with stealing colt
some time last June in thiS county from
% man by the name of Howard. The
Jury returned a verdict Of not guilty.
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TEXAS GlENBACKERS
Held u sllmly 80 ded state Con,cn'
'ioa Waco.
VERY LITTLE NRK PERFORMED
lien Butier Eu'd ~ aud wash Jones
Hoped for-il locratio aud iie-
publican Confessional Con-
ventlons shsr Points.
The GreenhacSk tate Convention.

Waco, Aug. 2dllSpecial. The State
GreenbacS cOnfcTp'e here to-day was u
slimly attended tfair, about twenty
delegates being p'sent, Dr. Andrew
Young, of Clebl r., called the bo'ly
together, and put anent organization
was effected 10y oloCtion of \, F-COr-
ming, of Mci.e9m, as Chairman,
and W. q. Pittno, Of Limestone, rs
Secretary,
A number of 1oches, culogiStic Oi
Zen Bu,lor, werJnude, the delegates
seeming more 6rStcd in national
than state polite The opinion was
unanimous that ash Jones should
make the race foN oVcrnor, but that II
Is not CNpedicntI nominate u state
hrccnback tiCkcll
The ,lallcrm cOeni,lce lahorcd until
late iI the aitori,n on framing the
platform. As Ia Ia'onal politics II en-
dOrscS the lndiaapOlis platform. ON
State matters IL mseS vigorous pro-
test against the Id q law plank of the
democratic plain u, advocating no
leasing, but sale I'M lantities II not less
than 90 acres To a, .al settlers, giving
them twenty yenrs pay, in yearly in
slallmcnts. IL Is i'ory lengthy dOCu-
mcnt and of n rattle general nature.
4 Butler clector ticket was framed
rs follows: Electo Al large, j. G.. Kan
kin. of Limestonel unty; e.. II. Jenk-
ins, of Brown count Alternatcs, y. !,
Nolan, of Travis CD tyi w. e. Wolf, OF
Dallas county.
District electors .SiNth district, A.
Harris, of Tarrant dainty; John Aiken,
Of Dallas county, alllmale.
Ninth district, e. Cleveland, OF
Limestone couniy;N. G. Dixon, Ol
Washington cOuntyn'lcrnate.
Eleventh districtl Horace Baker, %
Parker county; :. Burns, of Brown
county, alternate.
Vacancies for olhd COngres ssiOnal dis
tricts are 10 be iillciv The State EXccu-
i've committee.
DR.. j. J. Rankin, rhinestone county,
was elected thairmp of the State EN-
cCu;iVc committee.
No mention was r1dc Of Wash Jones.
but all the dclegat say he will IN.
doubtcdly run for ttycrnor.
The convention q, p. III. adjourned
.inn die
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MINSEAPoLIS, Aug. 26.-The Journals
It. Paul special says: Some time he
tween Saturday night and Monday
morning the Peoples bank AT. the corner
of Seventh and Libby streets, was
robbed of$lo,0OO by some person in pos
session of the combination, rs the vaults
and locks were found intact and perfect
rhe bank officials are confident that the
criminal is Edward Mason, III years of
age, and a book-keeper in the bank, who
Is missing since the robbery was dis
covered. The officials claim to know
of the whereabouts of Mason, and say
he will be in custody in Il few hours.
The safe combination was in possession
ut Cashier Rittenhouse only, and how
the boy secured it is II mystery.
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DEMING, y. NJ, Aug. Do Special. f.
Dan Baxter, a well known barkccpcr of
this place, died to-day from II wound re-
ccived q few nights since in a difficulty
with Frank Thurmond, one Of the pro-
prirtors of the Cabinet saloon. All the
particulars have not vet urcn learned,
hut it is said both were under the in
nuencc of liquor, and were quarrclimg
over game of billiards when, without
seeming provOcati0n. ThurmOnd drew Il
small pcnkniic. cutting Baxter in the
abdomen, iuilicting wound several in
ches III lnnglh.
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TIE DEND JOIKNNLIST.

d, Committee orthr ohio Legislature Meet
the Remains in Ncw Nork-ArranG"-
mcnt- for the Reception "rth. Remains.
NEW NoRK, aug. 26.-Thc remains OF
j. \. Macganan, the War correspondents,
were brought from the Navy yard
to-day. ! delegation from the ONO
lcgislalurc, a brother OF the dead jour
ualist, and a delegation from the Press
club of this city received the body and
escorted it to the city Hall. where it
lays IN state until this Sailcrnoon. when
it is to hc taken to the Pennsylvania
railroad depot, thence 90 Ohio.
Among those who visited NacaghTns'
remains were Murat HalStead, Mai. .
:. Lucas, State Senator O'Ncil and Rep
resentative ii. G. Grewcr, Of ONO; Mr..
John Fergus, representing New LcNing-
ton, ohio, whcrC the final 'inlerhent
takes place, and L. ~ Maraghan, IL
brother of the dead hero. Two wreath>
of flowers were placed on the casket.
one bore a long satin ribbUp inscribed:
"FrOm the New \ Ork Press tIub:' the
other bore the inscription: "frOm the
Journalists Of New NurN.' The silver
plate ON the CaSkCt was inscribed 81. ~.
Macaghan, died June 9, lS1s, aged 81
years"
At the appointed hour this afternoon
the committee of the ohio Legislature
and members of the press of New York
assembled in the GOVcrnCr'S room ut the
City hall, where the remains were lying
! in state. \ procession was soon formed,
detachment of police leading, and the
body Of the famous dead man was borne
to the depot of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, where Truman A. Merriman,
| President of the New York Press Club,
| transferred the sacred trust to the keep
| ing of the Ohio delegates, who Will
| guard the remains until final interment
| in his native State.
! CoLUMEUS, o., Aug. 26.-Arrange-
ments were completed to-day for the re-
"eption of the remains OF j. II. McI'a-
| han. the war correspondent, tomorrow
afternoon. The remains will lie in state
| here one day, when they will be taken TO
| GAINESVILLE to await final interment,
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NEW NoHK, Aug. 96.-Joseph NJ.
Peasc, importer and dealer in foreign
fruits, - Beaver street, was arrested
this evening ON charge
of forgery, that was preferred
against him hv William II. Coe, of the
Mechanics National bank, J3 Wal
street. Three checks aggregatinp
5000 have been presented by
peasc at the bank, for which
he obtained the money, and these
altcrward were proved to be torgcrics.
Pease begged not 10 be locked up, say
ing he would make statement to-mor-
row, but the authorities were incNor-
ull,
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JETFERsoN, Aug. ~. Special. Yes
terday evening w. NJ. Smith, of Cass
county, charged with Illicit distilling,
waived examination, and was placed
under $50 bond.
4. T.. Barnwell, of upshur county, had
his preliminary trial ON the charge OF
selling liquor without license, bclor"
United States Commissioner w. T.. Sin
.leton and his bond fixed at $50 before
Squire White.
Lee Walker, colored, charged with
the murder of j. ID. Holt, waived cNam!-
nation, and was rcmanded to Jail with
out bail to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Thc Treasur-
er of the United States has forwarded
to the Governor of Louisiana, S2l,0OO
free school bonds of the state, captured
mt Baton Rouge in 1855, by Lieutenant
General Sheridan. They formed a part
of the lot Of city estate and southern
railroad bonds, to the value of $3,O0O,0OO,
captured at the same time, and major
itv We're subsequently, restored to the
Stale
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\ small Riot.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2t.--Thr police were
'allcd upon to qucll trouble between the
striking and non.union hrick-makcrs in
the town of Lake, north of this city, this
morning. The strikers attacked the
non-unon men cmpIovod in one of the
Yards, but were driven away. The
lormcr tbon visited the yard operated
" man named Blcndahi, whore they
again were driven OH. They then us
,aulted the residence of Blondahl with
tones, seriously injuriug Mrs. Blen-
dahl. They then diSporScd upon the
arrival of the police.
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a Mortal Wound.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-Early this
morning, Thos. Bernad, saloon keep
er, came to a fruit stand on Fifth and
Vine streets and shot Grovanni de
Pooli. intlicting what is supposed to he a
mortal wound. 1t is not clearly known
whether it was an accident or inten-
iiNnnl
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KossE, Aug. 26.-.Special. Late this
evening little Walter, son of ID. p. Ham
mond, was seriously hurt by the acci-
dental discharge of his gun. He had
been hunting and was on his way home
when, in getting over fence and at
tempting to set the weapon down on the
opposite side, one of the hammers caught
on a rail and caused II discharge. 1t is
feared he will not live through the night.
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Tn. sinking or,h. rsllapoo.a

B1>ToN, Aug, 5i.--Thc affidavit of the
look -out-man of the schooner James :,
Lowell, when she sunk the Tallapoosa,
SAYS: 81 saw the steamer ahead, little
on her lee port bow; saw that the
schooncr'S lights were burning right n
the steamer approaches; saw the
steamer was swinging across our bow,
~ saw all three of her lights-grecn,
red aud the masthead, and finally the
green and masthead lights only, and
then in II few seconds the vessels struck.
Sccond-mate Fitzgerald also tcstilies In
the steamer changing her course, causing
the collision.
Samuel Edgett who WAS at the wheel,
says: "Thc SchOoner's course was no,
altered, and lust before the collision |
saw the green light and then the red
light. After the collision both lights of
the schooner were found burning
brightly.
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Denton Eepukiirans.

DENTON, Aug. 2G.-Lspeeial.l-At the
Republican county ccnvcntion, held
yesterday at ID. II. Robinson d Co.'s
office, j. w. Kenegy, Chatman; G. W.
Robinson, Secretary pro tenn, the fol
lowing delegates werp elected 40 the
Houston convention: w. - Oldham,
y. a. Willborne, d. y. Rqjinson and j.
w. kenegy.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 26.--The assignee of
IIalstead, Haynes Il Co. to-day began
the sale of their stock, which will last
four days. The prices obtained on black
and white check goods averaged II
cents, being only half the market value.
Assorted colOrs brought II cents. Fun
prices were obtained Tor dress goods.
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HOUSEKEEPERS !

you wish to see fine selection of pat
terms in Brussels, visit our carpet Depart
ment. If you wish to buy good bargain
in CURTAINS, ask to see CAR All. Linen
Antique Curtain at 81 per pair; they for
mcrly sold at SO per pair.
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HoUroN. Aug. % Special. At the
examining trial to-day of George Mum
roe, charged with the murder of Manda
Wood, the defendant was committed
without bail, to answer the charge. one
of the parties charged as accessory, was
discharged and the other was held in
bond OF 500, which she failed to give,
and both went to Jail.
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The Drama at Abilene.

ABILENE, Aug. 26. - Especial. - To.
night and last night "Cnmrades' was
given at the opera-hoUse by home anna
tours for the benefit of the Baptist
churrh. Large audiences were present,
and the young people who took part in
the play acquitted themselves with
,rraot crplit
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GREENvILLE, MASS, Aug. 26.-It will
cost 100000 to repair the damage done by
the storm to the New London n North
ern railroad, and several thousand dol
lars to repair the highways. Acres of
crops were destroyed and mountain
roads made impassable.
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CoLUMnUs, Aug. ..2G.-A bushnell, Ohio.
specia states that miners are coming in
from the surrounding country, and Il
most bitter feeling exists between the
strikers and the guards on duty. When
the new men were put in the mine 10
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HOUSEKEEPERS! !!

IfyOu wish to make a good Investment,
buy you, CARPETS right now. Prices
are bound to be higher in moatk from
now, as s6Tne Of the largest mills have
suspended work. which will cause goods
to be scarce and prices up.
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students Drowned

GREENVILLE, Mass, Aug. -. Three
Young English students at the Moody
school were drowned while bathin" last
pNpDipp
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HIco, Aug. %. Speciai. The dry
goods and grocery store of Doakc "
Rodgers was burglarized last night. No
money and but few goods are missing.
The thieves have not been caught.
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PIrrSBuRG, pa, Aug. 2G. Re-. Father
sharp, of Bloomfield Catholic churchs
while craZed with disease, committed
suicide this morning by shooting. He
had been afflicted with consumption,
and for the past week his death had
been mOmentarily expected.
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POLITICS At PLANO.
PREPARING foR The BARBECUE.
Collin County Enthusiastically Ready to
Iiaiip ia" state TieLet-Who are
Ia D.. the sp-skeT.-speeiaI
Trains aud a Cannon,

/ PLNNO, Aug, 9, special, - The
grand barbecue and Democratic raliflca-
tion meeting Ia take place in our town
Tuesday, September n, promises 10 lao
a complete success, hepeoplo from all
parts of old Collin seem u he enlhusi-
asiic over il and desire Ia spend day
pleasantly, partially of some of the yu,d
things ul this prosperous section
pared for the lhnur man, and also .c-
fresh their minds 10y listening "a
prominent, political speakers, who
viii enlightcn us on State
aud national politics. This will be the
grand time In Plano. II expected that
il will attract the largest crowd of people
ever gathered here for any purpose, IL
IL right AMI proper that We should de-
something towurI expressing our lecl-
ing uf deep satisfaction over the result Of
our state convention, and also express
our willingness Ia assist, IN our feeble
way, To carry the Democratic national
banner on To u triumphant victory, aud
this mass meeting of the voters of this
county il expected 10 express all oi that,
We all feel that once yGr''n the Demo-
cratic party vii, bee victorious,
and We feel like shouting IL
at work "liko beavers" and are doing
all In their power To- make this meeting
all that heart could wish,
TnE >rENKEHs.
That We viii haN" good spehking Is
evidenced 10y the fact that among the
prominent men VIII" have promised tn
lee present, we hmd the names OF such
men n cN'Hov: u. u. Hubbard, GOV
Ireland, cN-G6N' Throckmorton, Hon,
Barnett Gibbs, Hon, oliu Wcllborn aud
u number of other star speakers, all OF
whom have agreed To he present. We
ihlhk thl> array o' l"'rh' NuIicN'hl 10
attract crowd ~! immense proper
I ms.
The people intend this to ho an old
fashioned barbecue aud musSmceii"".
but in order that no one may 20 away
hungry, they have, IN addition to tho
large amount ot provisions which have
already been donated FOR ihiS purpose
invited every citizen of Collin county 10
bring filled baskets "i rcadN-cookcd
ViandS, thus making assurance Uou'iE
sure.
Another entertaining icnturc Of the
occasion Will li' TIC lllNNlf. hilll' i'l'N'
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To search the TallepOosa.

BosToN, NJ ass, Aug. B.-Divers will
probably examine the Tallapoosa to-
morrow, and learn the extent OF damage
and ascertain if any bodies are on
board.
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A Mexican Onice. Married.

MArAMoRAs, Aug. H.- Special. r.
Capt. Reyes, of the Fourth Battalion, oi
the Mexican regular army, was ,SfS
ried last nightto Sehorita RNlHayM II
was grand affair.
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That's Perfectly Consistent

HousToN, Aug. 90 SPECIAL. AT the
Republican primaries held asst night, all
the delegates, save two or three, chosen
TO the County convention, we're negroes.
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TRENTON, \. j., Aug. d., fhe call for
Il State colored Republ GGn convention,
20 meet here, was responded to by only
twelve of for:y-two delegates, who are
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HouSToN, Aug. 26-JSpecial. The
new court house was finished aud ten
dered to the county to-dGr. The CcIA-
nissioners will make an inspection oI
the building tomorrow, and doubtless
,.n.oiyn II
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=, Killing Near McKinney-peath in Jail.

MCKlNNEy, Aug. 2G.-. Special. j. n.
Baker was shot by A. +. McKerley yes
torday evening at Pilgrim, twenty miles
northeast of here. Baker will die. He
leaves family of six girls; was a quiet,
good citizen. McKerlcy was Il brother
in-law, and has escaped, though officers
are in pursuit.
+. Moore, prisoner from Hunt
county, died in Jail last night. He had
before been convicted and sentenced for
Life, got a new trial, was convicted the
second time and got twenty-five years.
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MckINNEI, Aug. D.-[Special. Hon.
III. e. Mack addressed the voters ofCollin
at Blue Ridge to-day, and made friends
by his talk on free grass.
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An Aii.rnY al MnIamOrns.

BRowNsvILL|, Aug. N.-.Special. r.
1T Matamoras. Mexico, last night at the
Monterey IL Matamoras railroad shops,
sam Sherman and boy named {.
Lewis, employees, got into Il row, when
Lewis drew pistol and shot Sherman
twice, once through the bridge Of the
nose and once in the left forearm.
sherman then jumped ON the boy and
took the pistol away. The boy ran of,
but was subsequently arrested and is
now in Jail. Sherman's wounds are not
/
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Blaine is BiliiIis.

RAn HARDoR, Me-, .Yug. 26.-Blaine's
indisposition will renjhr his departure
from here for several days very doubt
tul. lie is suffering from a bilious at
tack and heavy cold and at present
knnnS his room.
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ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Aug. 26.-Advices
direct from Secretary Folger's home to-
night, are To the effect that there has
ppen some improvement il Folger's COL
fi,ion
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The Chicknsaaw Election.

J! III SMITH, ARK, Aug. 6.-The re-
turts from the Chickasaw Nation SHOW
the election OF Jonas Wolf as Governor
by u small majority in the legislature
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More Wash Goods

It's
hat should the be
Prics he wer never card of
large O IAN DarkC CoorelG Gnghams
a OF ng al wei worth 15c
worth
o
of
French and
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Conrressiona, yom;nations.


TWELFTH PENNSYLVANIA.
WILKsDARRE, Pa, Aug. 26.-The
Democrats of the Luzerne portion of the
Twelfth Congressional district, this
morning nominated Judge Stanley
Woodward, n son of the late Chief Jus.
tice George Woodward, fot Congress.
FIRST IOWA DIsTRtCT.
FAIRFIELC, L., Aug. 2i~3. j. Hall.
OF Burlington, was nominated by. thu.
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iay the strikers ulistruried the road and
uublly were driven back hy tlp riukrT.
ten men. ono aged striker was knocked
down hy guard and had one 1T his
arms broken, The guard was arrested
aud bound over in the sum of f.asi
Threats are made aud the hesi sources
uf information anticipate trouble soon,
PiTTsuU HU, Aug, 81, AZ the Coal
Centre miners cAmp this evening ~
miners, with three brass bands, arrived
on the steamer Alice iTnm the lower
pools. The strikers are very luhilani,
and claim for every arrest made there
will he fsur recruits, Operator Neol
went Ia ritlshurg 10 take counsel Ia see
whether the miners camp,ii maintained
for the purpose II II, cannot he broken
up aud the miners forced Ia leave, IL II
held hy some that merely maintaining
the camp il a violation Of the law,
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j. e. ARNOLD,
Chief Police, Dallas

The sleeve buttons above referred to
are now in possession of Constable
Mosely, having received the same from
the man Webber for pnltry sum. lie
also has in his possession u gold head
for cane with the inscriptions: "r.
Cravens; from his law class, lSN." In
tcllgence has been forwarded TO Sheriff
iioyd ut Cleburnc, and efforts are now
being made 10 recapture the men. They
gave their names rs Webbcr and Gun
bingham, and claimed TO hail from the
Indian Territory.
LATER $50 p. m.-lhe two individu-
nls above mentioned arrived in town
aud were Immediately arrested by Oni-
GERS Best and Moscly To await orders
from Dallas.
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B"sroN, Mass, Aug. ~, A special
from Albion, New York,
Caulkins, the Boston partner, or W, H.
Burrows, IN the medicine business, il
here for the purpose Of securing u war
rant for the arrest of Albert :, Warner,
the missing President of the First Ma
IiOnal bank, The District Attorney saws
papers have been placed IN his hands hN
Judge burrows, of Buffalo, on which he
will ut once begin criminal proceedings
against Warner,
Warner, President uf the First Ma
tional bank of Albion, ISSUED notes al
the burrows estate 10 an amount Ia cN-
cecd the value of the real estate. IL II
thought dopoSitorS will realize nothing
The county funds tamOunt not diNulg"dl
were on deposit, \ warrant has been
issued for the arrest OF Warner, who T.
thought to ho In Canada.