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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-10
BOSSlSM AT CHICAGO.

The relation of joins KELLY To tho
National Democratic party is such M Ia
make him, iignratiyely speaking, the
Key to the situation. In all National
elections, New York State is the piyotnl
state, New York CITY furnishes tho
Democratic State majority and ions
KELLY controls the politics of
New York city. This is the simplc
statement of the ease in nutshell. Into
every calculation made by the demo-
cratic party tho State of New York
must necessarily enter. This involves
consideration of KELLY. These condl.
lions would not he Objectionable If il
were not for the injection OF
New York ward politics into
the councils Of the great leaders
of the country. The submission on the
part OF tho National convention to the
dictation Of KELLY IL enough in itself.
outside of intervening wrangling with
that potential distnrber, to drive tho In.
dependents from their friendly over.
lures with the Democrats. Notbccause
Of the ihct that KELLY Opposes
CLkvELAND, the favorto of tho indie.
penden,s, but because the association
with KELLY Is taclt endorsement of
those very elements of politics which
tho reform iden finds uncomfortable inside
the Republican ranks. II In this Wow
of the situation that doubtless
forces itself on tho attention of every
delegate to the Chicago convention.
There are two courses to pursue, each of
which has its serious objections. The
convention may ignore KELLY entirely
and select the man most acccptn.
bic to the party and those
aihllating with 1t for tho purpose
of governmental reform, or ii may GO,
suit kELLY'S opinions and desires. with
view to saving his influence. but n,
the risk of ontagonizing the would.bc
allies Of tho party. 80 far
the convention Inns, by its
vote, put itscli an opposition
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lNal seriousness, are not the FREQ
grass organs using their uutiring efforts
To keep actual settlers from migrating
20 Western Texas? They state, which
- absolutely without foundation, that
the lands open TO settlement in the
western counties are taken up by cattle
SyndicatcS, and other localities must he
sought by the farmer and small stock
men. This is in keeping with all their
>ophistic0l uttcranccs, and can ONLY bp
done in the interest Of owners of largo
herds Of cattle, such rs tho Investment
company, whose interest 1t Is to retain
all that fertile, agricultural country for
their own uses and benefit. But they
may howl "frcc grass" until they be-
come hoorSe rs swamp frogs, the coun-
try will in spite of their efforts settle up
with a thrifty and industrious people,
who will give their attention to agricul-
ural pursuits. Mark the prediction.
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THE san Antonio Times says to the
people of that city: "If you wish to
head of Galveston, you must do as Gal
weston has done build your own rail
road. The five hundred miles of rail
road built and owned by that citv, count
for something. There is plenty of room
for san Antonio railway building now
but 1t won't last much longer" The re-
marks are applicable to the citizens of
Dallas rs well. by extending the Trunk
Line the towns and counties through
which II passes will aid in its construc-
ton. The same holds good in builung a
road from this city toParis. lradvantagc
is not taken Of the present opportunity.
other points will seize upon it, and then
our people can sing that sad refrain, sit
might have been"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


WEARE REQ TESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCmUHL MS candidate for Jus
tice of the Peace for Precinct MOL.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w &. f. CLINT as candidate for re-elec-
lion TO the office of County Attorney at the
ensuing election.
WE ARE REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
" T. f. TERRELL as n candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elec-
ton, November 4, 1884.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w ;. n. BRASwELL as a candidate for JUS
tice OF the Peace for Precinct No. |, ut the
ensuing election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
~ nounce Mr.. G. b. GILLESPIE as can
dldate for reelection TO the Office of County
Collector.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
~ nounce Mr.. Il. ID. LANGLEY as n can
aldate Tor county Treasurer of Dallas county
Election in November.
I'VE ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w j. c. MCCART as a candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No L.
WE ARE REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN OVERLAND rs Il candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. |.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE.
" W. NJ. q. HILL as candidate for re-
electloh 10 the Office of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ u ESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
W HENRY JOKES as candidate for re-
election to the office of District Clerk.
ME ARE RESPECTFULLY REQ UEST-
w ed to announce the name of w. II. w.
SMITH as candidate for Sheriff of Dallas
county, nj the ensuing November election
w ARE AUTHO RIZEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. y. ALDRIDGE as n candidate
Tor reelection TO the Office of Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District.
WE ARE AUTHORIIEDTO ANNOUNCE
W colonel j. q. STEVENS as n candidate
Tor Justice ofthe Peace of Precinct No. |.
ME ARE AUTHORIIEDTO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN p. GILLESPIE rs IA candidate for
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No. /, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
election.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge X. Il. BURKE AS Il candidate for
the Judgeship of this Judicial District at the
ensuing November election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel ED. G. BOWER as a candidate
Tor the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
election in November.
WE ARE REQ L ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w, ii. THACKER for County Clerk.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" GEORGE X. FEARN for Justice of the
Peace for Precinct No l.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. II. :. kIMBROUGu MS a candidate
Tor the Legislature In Dallas county, subject
10 the action of the Democracy.
I'VE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
w announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWApns ..
acandidate for County Judge at the pnsuin0
November election.
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candidates, it is generally admitted they
will he successful the approaching
election. Should victory perch upon
their banners, the Republicans feel that
their days are numbered for long Years
to come, and those who have been feast
ing and rioting on Government patron
age will have to turn their attention to
other and to them less tasteful pursuits.
The Democrats, on the other hand, feel
that the government will again be adj
ministered by patriotic gentlemen, in an
economical manner andfor the best inter
ests of the whole country, instead of
alone to meet party ends and perpetuate
men in office. For these and other good
reasons the eye of the whole country is
upon the action of the present conven-
ton.
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to KELLY. The tendency is to proceed
in a broad, liberal spirit with the one
purpose Of meeting the expectations of
the reformers of the whole country. If,
in the pursuance Of this policy, the
KELLY following is put aside nothing
but the treachcry of the independent
voters over the North can prevent vic
tory and victory without KELLY would
open the way to nail up the coffin of
bossism over the whole country.
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CnmNlrI'. E.cnn,-KnnI.l Arrn.lnl

toHNtrANA, July ., Special. -Onc
of the convic,S with the work train ON
the Central road escaped while the train
was stopped 1T the tank at Chambers
creek last night by Jumping from the
trcstlc into the brush. The guard fired
ut him hut missed, The man had been
sentenced for six years.
\ negro was brought In to-day from
Raleigh, this county, for ATTEMPTED
rape. He will have aprcllminary hear.
ing Tomorrow,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-10

Those papers which figure on the adj
Vintage Of selling to actual settlers in
stead OF leasing, forget how few are the
sales TO actual settlers. Require of the
settler as the State used to do an aflida-
Wit of intention and three years settle
mcnt before title is given and see how
many actual settlers we will have. The
actual settler is the preference Of every
body but there is no use waiting Il cent
ury for the settlers to come, and in the
meantime losing large annual revenue
by allowing free grass to the cattle syn-
dictates. The question is shall we have
revenue from the school land by lease
until wanted for actual settlement. In
diriduals owning grass land frequently
lease it until they are able to stock or
improve il.
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Changed with Con,uir,,,.

PrrsHrRG, July g, Assignee Warner
of the Pennsylvania bank, entered a suit
to-day, charging conspiracy against
President Riddle, Cashier Rcibcr, and
oil brokers VI, Il. Mullen, r. ], Matson
aud II. VI. Kennedy. lie charges that
funds of the bank were ovcrdrnwn
Sl,U15,OO 10y defendants, who had entered
into "A combination to control and mani.
pulatc the market. uail was fixed nj
$1,000 each for Riddle and Rcibcr and
Sli,UnO for each Of the uihor,.
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SOME of the Texas papers state that
MIR. BEowN is running for Lieutenant
Governor. SO faras the HERALD il able
to discern, his gait is abridged to slow
walk Ifit ever rises to the dignity of
the stumbling pace of an old couch
horse, the event will be duly chroniclod
in these columns.
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Naynrrn I.ndlr. Mnrl,lnr.

C'ESicANA, July o. Special. A
festival was given last night by the
Ladies' Exposition society ut the Com
mercial hotel, which was very well nj.
tended, showing a decided interest Nv
our citizens generally in the object.
About one hundred dollars was realized
Whlrh' win the money To hc raised hy
concert soon To be- given, will bc used Ia
have u cabinet made of Texas woods. ia
he used for the purpose of exhibiting
the handiwork of the ladies' of Navarro
rnnnlN.
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IT is claimed that GENERAL Joux :.
MARMADuKE has secured enough dele
gates in his behalf to insure his nomi.
nation for Governor of Missouri. \
nomination in that State on the Demo
cratic tickle, is equivalent to an election.
This statement will be received with
satisfaction by his thousands fperSonal
friends in Texas.
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niAmnnh rhlcr .Inmn,h.

H. PAso, July %, Special. Adolph
Monion, the proprietor OF the French
restaurant, who appropriated the dia-
inonds of Mamie Rawlings, a hagnio
Keeper u few days ago, and has since
been In jail gave bond to-day for $500
ana went 10 the Central hotel, dressed
himself aud crossed the river into
Mexico. His hondsmcn are safe, AS
Monion deposited $500 with them her,r,
they affixed their names tu the bond.
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BRowNSNuLE, July - special At
MatamoroS Yesterday Policeman I'm.
carnncion liomas arrested Juan rrovano
and was bringing him to Jail, when the
prisoner drew n knife ana cut severe
cash IN the arm ui the officer aud then
made his escape. llcissuppoSed Ia have
crossed the river TO this side aud the
officers are searching for him.
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THB anti-administration papers in the
State 20 far have been unable to find II
single gentleman who is willing to run
in opposition to IRELAND. They IRE
about as unlucky in securing candi-
date as old JACK CorELANDs negro was
an gambling. He played poker all win
ter and never held IA pair. The opposi.
ton may shuttle, cut and deal all sum
mer' but the only card they can turn up
will he WASH JOKES, and that won,
win
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Parker County, Commission.

WENruEWoRp, July O. Special.
Mr. Horace Baker, Honorary Commits
sinncr, says he intends To attend IN,
meeting Ut the commissioners nr IN,
state Mt Austin on the 18th, and ON bis
return will - actively at work that
Parker may be properly represented N
New Orleans. w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-10

THE weather reports speak of the high
mean temperature. The HERALD ac-
quiescos, and believes the temperature
is on a "high,' and "mean" at that, and
If we were not fearful that it might be
regarded as profanc, would say it is
d-n mean.
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A DOUBLE PLAY.
ATTEMPTED MURDER SUICIDE.
AJcaiouS Deni>on Mans Dced-A Iynchcr
hilied by Ncgro-A Young
L8dy's Presence of Mind
Freaks Of the Flames.


DENIsoN, July 9.--Spccial.l-This
morning at about ) o'clock a man
named Jas. Kuntz, shot his divorced
wife twice in the shoulder and the side,
in the yard in front of the Catholic
Priests residence. The cause is I'M
known. They were married in 1880, and
were divorced in February in Dallas,
the wife coming here and finding EN-
piooyment as housekeoper for the Priest.
After shooting his wife, Kuntz walked
several blocks to his own room and
Killed himself His wife is not much
injured.
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ENNIS ETCuINGs.
rer,onnl-Tho ComprcsS-want "A Fire
Engine,

ferNonal-Tho ComprcsS-Wnnt Fire
Engine,
ENNI', July o. Special. Dr. ]. l..
Edwards returned this morning from
the Indian Territory, whore he went to
deliver large herd orcattlc driven from
this place.
some twelve or fourteen couples or
ladies and gentlemen went out la
Rcagor's Spring, last evening for n
moonlight picnic. They returned home
nt 2o'clock aud report having splendid
time.
The brick foundation for the Ennis
compress was finished last week, a
switch that was put In for tho bpncfi az
Tue compress, and the lumber IN now
beginning 10 arrive. Some eight or ton
loads OF the compress machinery have
been standing on tho side track here
for some days.
our city Council il negotiating for a
fro engine.
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THERE can he no doubt that the
cholera is gradually spreading over
France and Spain. In spite of the
greatest sanitary precaution it has made
IS appearance in Nice and several small
or towns and cities outside Of Toulor
and MaTsoIlles. 1t is also said several
eases have occurred In Paris
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Brutps ". I,rutp.

PETERSBURG, VA" July o. William
+. Edmonds, highly respected farmer
OF Dinwiddie county, was taken
Mipn' peu ny masked men
Monday night, hlind-foldcd, carried
ABOUT 2oO yards, stripped, tied to tree
and hOrsewhippod until his bodv was
thick with bleeding sores. EdniunJs'
aged father pleaded in vain for his SON.
several weeks ago Edmunds' sister.
whose miad is unsettled, left home to
pass he night alone In the woods. I'd.
inunds and vile, while bringing her
nome had 10 use force, and >hc WINS
nadlN hrui~"di hence the Eprsc-whip-
ping. ''f
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Killed While Trying to Mob Negro
Seriously Burned.

GATESvILIE, July o. Special. 49,
Lewis Johnson, agent of the Singer
sewing Machine company, was killed
here Monday night. He, with five
other men, went out to mob negro.
me negro made resistance. In the
melee johnson was shot in the mouth.
the ball breaking his neck and penetrat-
ing the lung, The negro escaped, but
was shot numhar ~
times. He has since been
found and is dangerously wounded,
johnson was disguised, his vest being
wrong side out and he had u red hand
kerchief oyer his mouth. Tho other
hended. "l'P''
rms morning Alice Schlcy, a beauti-
illl girl, caugh fire, and was seriously
burned Her mother, in attempting TO
GNtnguish the flames, was burned also.
put Alice with great presence Of mind
Tore loose from her and jumped into n
tub OF water, this saving the life of both
herself and mother. She il about ID
years old.
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Charged with Assault ,oNiur,l.r.

foRr Worm, July Special. Sal
lilo Robinson, courtesan. complains
that lover named Jacobs h Jealous of
her, 80 to-day she sworn out d warrant
charging him with assault To murder,
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THE county is far from being out of
debt, and it may he that the present CEN
fury will not see it entirely wiped out.
The interest bearing debt now amounts
to Sl,226,OOO,OOO. Eighteen years ago it
was $2,3S1 900. 900.
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MIDLAND NOTES.
Tho building Boom-pIoIcotcd Improve.
menta.

ments.
MIDLAND, July Especial. Tho
Midland building boom has fairly be.
gun. Mr.. Cain and six carpenters mr..
rived to-day and will push hfs hotel mud
store building 10 carly completion.
Secretary Harris, OF tho Town rom.
pnny, also arrived 10 day and will pro.
ceed nj once to erect six business ho,ises
twenty-four by eighty feet. A school
building on the school block, and other
stores and residences TO the number of
siX are tn he erected NJ material IL re-.
ceived and bids accented.
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nrnhhendrr LnIlc,l.

BrffALo, July o.. President Adam
Brahbcnder, who, II IL snid, caused thu
wreck Of the Eric County saving bank,
and had 20 take refuge In Jail from the
mob, was arrested In Eric, PENNSYLVANIA,
Today and in default of slOO.Mn hail
committed 10 inil,
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BosrlN, July o. In South Boston iron
foundry to-day n l2D-ton gun had ius,
been east when the mould burst, com.
plctcly running the casting gun. II lin.
ishod II would have been worth Si2,0Dl.
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CAN any one tell what sort of tariff
plank will be evolved out of the babel of
voices of RANDALL, CONVERSE, MoRRI-
son, WATTERsON, BUTLER and HEWITT?
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MILE. RnEA.
$40 play. Do pnlln. nr,i Mlnirr.

NEW ionE, July D Spccial.l- To.
day Chas. Benton closed a contract with
Mile. Rhcn, the nowwcll-known so.ietv
lctr'''' Shn VIII nnoaar nest win..l ~
are Daiias OloIa.aousu.
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AUSTIN July .. Speci,l. The ..
year-old son Of DR.. white. living twelve
miles below here. was drowned vcstcr.
day while bathing In tho river.
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AND now the lamentations of the free
grass journals lay Jeremiah in the
shade, and all because "the colored
brother is devotee of the lease sys-
tenn The colored population of this
State belong to the laboring classes, and
they study their pecuniary interests as
closely rs others. Give them large
herds of cattle and they would clamor
for free grass as loudly as do any of the
journals Of this State that are now
working in the interests of cattlcmcn,
many of whom live in the East and
Europe and never saw Texas.
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IT is to he hoped Old Probabilities will
turn his attention to Texas. Rain is
needed in nearly every section Of the
state and while crops are not really suf-
fering up TO this date, they would be inn
proved everywhere by falling weather.
In many localities the corn crop will he
short if the present dry spell continues
week or two lonper.
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1T is remarkable that people will en-
dure the flying dust so rcsignedly.
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THE cattle kings newspaper organs
have way of wheodling aspiring men
into their ranks by promising support if
they will favor free grass. They remind
one of the two boys meeting, one possess
sing an apple and the other apple
hungry. The hungry one says to the
other: Johnny, if you'll give me a bite
of your apple III show you my sore
toe BRowN has had Il glimpse of the
free-grass sore toe, and SO has DIR. ROB
lNsoN, in Mitchell and holland counties
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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1884.

1T looks like the death kncll o
CLEVELAND.
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The Chicago Inter Ocean says "the
Texas delegation is composed of very
large men, as might be expected from
the size of the State. The lightest man
in the party weighs l7j pounds, and the
heaviest 1000 pounds after a hearty din
ner. For number Of weeks in that far
cline the thermometer has been caper-
ing around between 20 and 100, and con-
Seqncntly ToBE MITCHELL, the manag-
ing editor of the Houston Post, who
came along with theparty, brought with
him no clothing heavier than seer
sucker"
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THE Corsicana Courier favors taxing
each and every animal pastured on the
school lands, and wants all public lands
unfenced, leaving one grand pasture
free to every one. This would necessi.
tate herd law and line riders in the
first place, and again it would he almost
an impossibilitv to collect the taxes
from those who should feel unwilling to
pay them.
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SPORTING NOTES.
OUR jim AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
The Game Little Horse walks AYpv
with the Mlle-and-E ighth-Thr
Battles of the Ball and
Bat Yesterday, Etc.
Brighton Beach Rncea.

NEW York, July .. Brighton Beach
races: Threo-quarters of mile Clara
u won; Blackjack secoud;Quobcc, third
Time ;I7i@.
Seven Furlongs IncOnstant won:
Faugh-a. ballagh, second; Sugar Plum,
third. Time 32l,.
Kings County cup All ages, two
miles; Royal Arch won; Hilarity, Sec
oiHii leNahl, third. Illne-2:3S.
Mlie ana lurlong: Hickory Jim won;
Time :iSi7.
Hurdle Race Mile and one-fourth:
Compromise won. Katie Kronin, second
Aurealian, third. Time 2:2D3,.
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81. LouIs, July A Pos. dispatch
So. ls'pl Mis- n1r. spe-'rl' avs,
Aasnsted a. sn..hs ylu..,.
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\ FINE SHOWING,
Foot Print, of the New south In Che Path
of PROGRESS.

ol ifogrcS~.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-The Baltimore
Manufacturing Record will publish
/ morrow u sCni-annual state
ment of the progress of the south
showing that during the last
six months nearly S7OU0,OO6 has been
invested in new indu .trial enterprises
and in cnlarGing those already cStab-
lishcd.
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NEArilENspGn, July @. Special.
oar people 'cr, greatly SURPRISED to-
day to learn that Doe Lewis, Treasurer
of Palp Pinto county. had nhscondcd
with about SIO,nO belonging To- Inn
county. Lewis has h"rn citizen and nm
ollicc-holdcr or lalo Pinto county for "A
number OF years and has had The conf
dcncc of all he leaves u wife and
three children, and 90 is svil domestic
in'clicity is uHr of hi, criminal
step,
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waco, July9.- Special. The ShcrlIs
OF this and BrazOS counties returned
from Hill county this morning, having
made an unsuccessful still hunt last
IllSht Tor two men they wanted. The
inglIlvcS murdered man in Tennessee
three years ago.
Three cases of sunStrokr have occurred
here aud near the city i'm the last two
days. The first was "A vonnp SweGo'
struck down in the harvest field. lie
ulcd. There were two eases, both men
III the city this morning. They will re-
cover. The heat is intense to-day.
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Base Bail.
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or gH,yso>


FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or iRANsoN
COUNTY.
SHERMAN, July9-lSpccial, There /,
70 be a match game of base ball at our
i4lr grounds next SUNDAY, between the
Howe club and that of Whitcsboro. for
the championship of GraySon county.
PROFESSIONAL GAMES At CHICAGO.
tHlJAGu.
New ork . Chicago
WASHINGTON.
National Unions = Cincinnati
COLUMBUS.
Noiumhu, . Athletics
BALTIMORE.
~ Louis mons. baltimore. .
NuSruN.
BOSTON lulunS. : Chicago.
CLEVELAND.
cleveland, T. Boston
ErTFNLu.
buUal" . Providence Z
DETROIT.
p'lroi'' . Philadelphia 9