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Nt,GREGOR.

McGREsoR, March 2i.-[Speoial. l-Busi-
ness Is rather quiet. A light rain ell hele
last night and from present Indications We
hope t0 have more soon.
A p p-titioD was signed by many oil our
citizsns yesterday asking for u money or
der Office nj this place.
The wslla OF the new stone blrck have
reached The top oi the windozs and IL be-
gins to show up we'll.
Some dissatisfaction prevails among our
merchants and otsers who held the power
OF attorney TO collect claims OF laboring
men, against the Texas Il ST. Louis railway
company because % their not paying oil
the same on the 20ih when paymastcr
Drake and Treasurer Fish were here paying
cff other claims,
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MERIDIAN.

MERnr.Y, March 23.-[5peoial. l-Lost
night horses were stolen from Dr. A. W.
Cowen and Mr Andrew Anderson near
Morse, In this county. Deputy Sheriff
Homer CJuutesOn and Mr.. William Terrell
ttarted immediately iu pureuit. They
trsiled the thieves into Kennards biz pas
ture in Johnson county and found wnere
they wer0 ohmped. Countegcn remained
u2ar the camp 10 watch, while T0rrell@ enf
10 boGse uca' Jy Tor assistsncs. while
! Terrell was absent one OF the
thieves cams out from the
camp aud Eeeing Coun,eson, showed fight.
C0unteson Was too quick for him and
plugged him with ball from his Wirches.
ter. Terril sud three men soon came up
and the wounded man ard his pertuer we're
captured. The wounded man who gave
his name az Dock Young did no. live more
than two hours. The sheriff OF johnson
county and . coroner were sent for aud an
inquest held From tho facts thus devel.
oped tue sheriff refused 10 retain Counteson
in custody or require OF him
II bond The other thisf
is boy ouly about seventeen years Of age
and gives his name n Hall riliard. He is
now In jail in Meridian. Besides the
horses Of CoWen and Anderson, the officers
captured four others supposed 10 be stolen
and which are nov in possession OF the
sheriff OF this county.
East Meridian continues to Improve.
We hat rood rain last night, which wss
very much needed.
Wheat prospects are very hue
Health OF the county, gooo.
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AUSTIN, March 2l -Tspcctl Tho cor.
rrHDDuderC' iu the case q. joss ANGEL
seguefn, eho jumped hi0 5'rd la This statn
being charged with murder, and who
claims that he Vas kldnsppsl rom Mexi-
can soil by Gis surctiep, has BEEN rene we'd.
The matter gi.l he thoroughly Investigated,
ss It involves some questL4ge OF in.erna'
Chartered 10 day: The bay Land and
Cattle. oompanv, OF Austin clDifal S5l0,-
coo. The Wills Point npf Canton rele-
phlne oompany capital So 90. An amend
meut Yves filed 10 the JutN !0u City lrri-
gazing company, increasing The capital
stock 10 $4,000.
The Official bond Of the assessor Of N.
valla county was received ia-dsy, ard that
OF the collector will be filed IN a lew days.
This makes l72 counties in the state.
Secretary Baker has been invited to at
tend a convention OF schUo suparintend-
ent, 10 be held at Madison, West Virginia.
j. Il. Blocker will start 5000 cattle to-
morrow on the drive TO Wyoming being
the second drive oil the season
The police raid d the demi mondes Sat-
urdaY and this morning. lwenty-soven Of
them were fined by the recorder for va
sranoy. .a
Colonel Esston, Yce.preaidaut of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee e st. Psu rallrosd, with
bis fsmilyssnd party Of friends came 10
this morning IA special cer and spent the
day here.
The city council rat as az impeachment
court tonight 10 try Cily Marshal lee
charged with gross aud wlllful
neglect OF duty ~ not arresting
Ben Thompson for shooting of his
pistol In saloon on the 23d OF February.
The city wGs represented by George +
Pendler. city attorney, and the defense by
Sheeks & Sdesd. On the question Of guilty
tho vota stood 10 yeas 10 nays, two
sliormen being absent. o. the question
of removal from Office the yoio wss-yeas,
8, nays, 10, and with this reprlmaud the
city marshal retains his Office
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The Kansas Legislature.

Topeka, EAs., March 2i-rha for noon
session of the house WAS spent 10 final ac-
ton upon tine bills Tne rapJls ol the con-
ference committee on the general qlaran-
inc bills wss corcurrcd Ia. The 0ill ac-
ceptiug the provisions OF any federal legis-
ation on the subject OF CONTAGIOUS diseases
Of animals and empowering The state
live stoLk sanitary commission 70 cooper
ate with the federal authorities passed.
Inc house concurtru iu the sensle nrnend-
mente 10 the bill Tor the appointment of
state veterinarian. Governor lick, by o
communication to the Ways and means
committee, rscommeu0'd 40 appropriation
OF 81, eco for o state exnibi. Tor tho world's
fnir 40 New Olegns and that amount was
added 10 the appropriation bill. MIR, VII
herts introduced the following:
Resolved That IS the judgment Of This
house that the foo, and mouth di5eass does
not nor never has prevailed among cattle
In Kansaa; that the disease said 10 resem.
ble II is hsrmless, being neither contagious
nor infectious and is produced by local
ciusg8 OF ".
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SUICfDE.

q. schodowskv, civil engineer residing
AT lI3 PARK street In this city, Committed
suicide ~ Fort Worth Sunday morning by
taking mo phine. He left a note saving
that he was tired OF the bustle ard bore of
this tarrestisl sphere lie was formerly
engineer on the old Chicsgo. Texas & Mex
icsn Central road aud was also Ia tue en-.
ploy OF Powell & Gage. land agents. He
came 70 this country ten years ago
from Bonn, Germany, and leaves wife and
. thifteen-year old sen 10 mourn his loss
He was insured IN the Unued Order o.
Workmen for 5000. The rem rains were il
TERED Yesterday At Fort Worth. The de
csased who was cultivated and educated
gentleman was out Of employment aud be
came despondent.
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ClNctNgATI, o., March Civilian Be--
ns-. on trial Tor the murder OF Wiliism II.
Kirk. was this morning found guilty OF
mrrslsughter Tho verde. was declared
prvately 10y the judge who tried The case TO
be an outrage and the jay afieg leaving the
court room zero hoct.d NJ by . crowd with
suggestions that they be hanged Kirk was
killed In his stable 70, the blow OF ham
mer, robbed Of about 500 Ia money, put on
A Wsgon, hauled Off TO wards Clmmiusvilles
and dumped into NIL creek where the body
gas found two days istrr. Joe Palmer and
william Berner confessed they did the mnr-
der and robbery. On Trial Berner testified
that Palmer did the actual murder, while
he only looked on ana got a share OF the
money. The verdict is universally con-
damned
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sTATAMOl,As.

MATAMoBAs. MIX A., March q -lSpeoisl.l
Last night between and o'clock while
Mr. John Clinch was abseD, from his sa-
loon, Peter Montenegro entered and finding
Mr.. Clinch absent, he vieiled the cash
drawer and appropriated - contents iust
ss AIR. Clluch returned. Nf. Clinch made
au attempt to arrest him, at he msde his
escape from the house ard started down
Gale de Commercio With Mr. Cinoh IN
close pursuit. The police coming into the
race IL was kept up for some distance, when
a pistol shot was fired by como one, which
closed the race by stopping tie thief, he re-
ceiving the ball in the len breast. He was
taken to the hospital and attended by the
hospital surgeon. He lived I'LL this morn
ing. The police deny the shooting and say
they have no knowledge OF who did II.
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CONSICANA.

CoRsIoaNA, March 4.-[Specel. IA ten
emeut house recently occupied by W. g..
Day, ia the eastern portion of the citv, WAS
discovered to be on hre about II O'Clock
Saturday night. but vas atter considerable
ssturrtsd with kerosene under the stair
way shoEed It 20 be the work OF an in
cendiarY.
Colonel A b Norton, OF d ,llas, has been
in town to-day shaking hands and his
hoary cks with our republican clli2ens.
The rains anu warm weather OF the last
Few days has brought out vegetation, and
We look FOR spring vegetables soon.
The CONTRACT has been lot for the re-
building of the Wilson corner, which was
burned out by the last fire.
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JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON, March 2i.--r5peoial.l-A
other wreck occurred on th8 Texas d. Pa
cfic ralfoad this morning ~ the very same
place the one Saturday occurred, about
one-hGlf q mile from Town. The ertck
that occurred this morning is G very bad
Que ditchng uine cars, lileTally demolish-
ing five OF them and tearing the track up
for about 200 yards; also tearing the East
Line track, which runs by The side OF 70 for
some distance All trains have been thrown
behind on account OF IL. The wreck will
not be cleared away ehtiisy before 70.
morrow. A tramp who was beating his
way received several bad bruises.
The funeral OF Judge II. 7. Mebry yes-
terday was largely ATTENDED, especially hv
the Mnsone. rhe sho.e Paternity were
out, although the weather Sps very bad.
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr WORTH, March 2i-TSpecial i
Since the match bet weeD Cation ard Stone,
billiard talk is on the incresse, ano now
Cations friends ssy any amount can be he'd
10 back him In a discount game witD stone,
provided by 10 table be ussd
as that is the siEs Cation has been playing
on.
Judge Hood. for some rcssoa unexplsir-
ed, did not srrive to-day, 20 no district
crnrt was held.
me grand jury returned seventeen sdoi-
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MARSHALL.

MARsHALL. March q. Especial In
aulry at the Office Of William i mbdenstook,
United States internal revenue collector,
failed 10 develop any facts conlirmatory OF
the report from Washington thai this Of
fetal is to be removed for official crooked.
moss. Mr Umbienstock 10 good and
faithful officer aud honest al, aud enjoys
the respect Of ali his nelPhbors
Some members of the Minnie Hauk
troupe got into q row with the mGuRger
about their pay and fare TO New York after
ths performances Saturday night. Pistols
were drawn aud the beligerents were taken
bsfore the mayor ana find S25 and cost. The
compauys baggage was thea attached by
some OF the claimants and 10 vas not unit
Sunday evening thRt tho thing were snlic
ably arranged and tney vent on their wsy
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partner In the cattle business, who was IN
the game with them. The lie was given
aud IN moment Cooksey drew his pistol
with the intention Of shooiins the IRISH
man. which was knocked 10 the floor
Hard wick interfared to prevent further dii'
hculty, when Cooksey TUNED on him nring
four shota, only one OF which took effect.
He w.s slso siraok over the head with
pistol, making a painful though not serious
wound Cooksey rave bond IN the sum OF
$500 i0r his appearance tomorrow morhing
vnen he will have his examining trial.
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PxrRoLrA, Pa, March 2l.-The Bowser
and Barnhari factions, contesliug the oil
lease, had n terrible melee Saturday tight
near Iron City, in which Bogser and an iu-
accent party named Andre were probably
fatally cut. Three OF 'he Bsrnhsrts as
sailed Bowser. one of them usinga rezor,
and kicked and slashed him bru,slly. Just
n the light Was ended a young man named
Andre passed on the way home. He was
mistaken for friend Of Bowers, overtak-
en- and stabbed three times In the back
near the spinal column anr kidueys. His
condition this morning " very critical. Bad
blood and vhiskey was the cause Of the af-
iray. No arres's.
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Tyler, March p -[specal.l-Ar. Nathan
Jacobson, prominent Jcgien moTchpnt a.
sulphur Springs, Was NOTED Ia mar lage
her. Yesterday 10 Mics thereca WoliusEy,
oi Jacksonville. Ene marriage occurred 90
o'clock % the Terideuce ct J. Llpshliz
and was Performed bo,u Ia accordance win
ihe laws Of the slate aud the Jewish iiiual.
phe bridal coupie took tho evening train
for Sulphur Spriugs.
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WEATUERTORD,

WEArHgRroRD, March q Especial l.
The safe nt the Texas & Pacific railway
iJeight dopot was burglnrizsd last night
aud robbed Of $50 A pocke, book CON
taluing some $25 vas overlooked and left
uudisiurbed. T. is believed that the
cracksmen went ems, on tie o'clock morn.
ing train.
An excellent rain fell Ia this oountv yes
terdsy aud will be- Of incgloulable value 20
Inrml N md atnckmAu,
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sRIIESE

ABILENE. March 4.-[SpeciAl is. r.
Hard wick was brought in By his psrinsr,
Charles |. Exams. from Sweetws.er on last
EVENINGS train. DE is seriously shot
through the hip. So far the fsc.s msde
known are that Hsrdwick went TO Sweet
water on business. There be met with JeD
CLAYTON ani an Irish blacksmith in G-ay's
saloon. After taking n drink with Clayton.
they then began throwing dice
sor the cigsrs. Presently aD
alteration srcsa between TIE
irisnman and James CooKsey, Clay ton's
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sMEETWArER.

swrE1wATER. March "a Especial. Jim
Cookgie. charged with shooting Lawyer
Hsrdwiok, was to-day discharged by JUS
lice HUI.
Bardwell & Germany, grocers, to-day
sold their entire stock to W. b. simpson.
]. W. Germany ia succeeding hnally n
ssllipg the Neblstt & Arnoid goods as -
ceiver.
Our DR.. Harrington reports Swee,Ester
now without sickness.
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TExARKANA.

TExARKANA, March 24.-[SpeoisIl l-Pro-
fessor Hubbard. formerly citizen OF our
city but OF. Newton now, mad his room en-
tered by burglars and robbed Of SO. 500 aud
gold watch last night.
Early this morning Doc. Wa keT rode i've
miles 10 the Roberts plantation and shot
aud killed negro named Grant with a
double -bsrreled shotgun. No cause given
for the cold.blooded murder.
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sAS ANTONIO.

San ANTONIO, March "A Especial. IA
dispstoh from Matamoras says that Poolo
Montenegro attempted TO ro6 saloon yes
terday and was seen and pursued by the
proprietor. The police Joined In the chase
and called on him TO stop, but ho Kept on.
A shot was fred aud he fell shot through
the body. He died this morning. The
poles deny all knowledge OF the shooting
and no inyastig alton will be made.
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Piano, March a-Ispecisl 1.-THE morn
iar the iour.yGar.oid son OF V. Cali vel
was kicked on the forehead Dy mule And
is not expected 10 survive the injury.
MrB. florence, vile OF james Flor6ncs,
diti this morning Oi pneumonls, amer wv"
weeks less. she l0it four children. Her
loss has casl gloom over The whole c1m-
u,unitV.
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GATEsvILLr.

aArrsvIILr, March 4.--[5peSal. Am.
brose Garrett, a Young man OF family we'll
known here, was fatally stabbed yesterday
at Mount Zion church, fourteen miles from
here by John Rolsnd. The difficulty arose
from ain OLD ieud. Roland IL under arrest.
Fine rains TOR the last ioIty-eight hours
extend the farmers cre1it
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LITTLE Rock, March "a -fSpeci al. IA
serious rfiray took plscs lsst night oct ween
s. A. Jcrion, letter carrier, snd Orin
Walker. The latter entered Jurdan's house
while in drunken condition, drew
q Knife on him cni attempted to
put him from the bed. Jordan tnen drew
revolver and fred ore shot, seuding q
buiiei through Weiker's head. The shot
entered the nose aod lodged IN The bone OF
the he-i- The voarded ms- e IN criti-
ca conaItlsn.
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The IfostWili.

NEW Yoar, Mach "a -preosedings
saen 10 probste tH8 vii col t1e ift esse
Iloytin beholt nf h 3 daughter, hAry Irne
upyt, began tu-iay Mr. H'tlgi an estate
valued at $4,000 COZ to SO 0QJOO. Miss
Hoyt objected to tap Instrument, charg-
ng undue jrilusnce AID uuh mental
capacity Of her father 90 make the viii.
rEs frat wilnegg called was Corrc-
Illus Van Zandt Veerl, ono Of
the witnesses 50 the wil OF Hoyt.
Witness esnfsd 20 ha7.pg drawn u1 and
witnessed the Will, JIn3 2O.l, i83-. Mr..
Hoyt told witness chat he nal .wo wills,
one drawn IN 1872 aud one In 1878, bur that
they were not at all what he wanted
therefore they would be Of no use: witness
looked over these Wills saw that 10 dispo.
stion Yves made by them OF tine house and
furniture; witness spoke 20 Mr.. Hoyt about
this; he replied thst he mad no house as it
belonged TO his wife; he further said 10 was
his purpose TO place 81 10000 Ia .Ls hands
OF his executors for bic widow in
trust, tAe income TO bo paid her during
life; upon her death S750000 vas
TO be bequeathed by her as
no saw III; Mr. H0yt desired
to leave 81 10000, the interest 10 be given
Mary ('be dsughter) for her use;
what provision 70 make for
her the decsdent sa'd had been
3 very powerful subject; on Friday OF tie
same week, witness read different articles
Of the will TO NJ, Hoyt, who said they we're
all right.
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]. W. Woolssy was arrested and lodged
10 fail yesterday. on the chsrge OF beating
his wife. Once behind the bars, he wepi
tears cfsorrov aDd showed signs Of being
penitert.
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Notice to Cont dCi'rS

Tho pubIic free school building commli-
zoe will receive scaled propor.ls for tho
huiIdiug OF FREE SCHOOL HOU-E, tn be
erected In TERRELL, Kaufman county
mil 10 A. M, Tueadsy, Ap,il 1t, 1884.
Tho pIans and specifications can bese u ht
Shs committee's office, at wilson fort-
=, ood's cottou ya'd. All PROPOSES 10 nc
10 NJ, sptn Let, 1884. bond in the
sum of $4,000 Will be required Tor the
faithful OK, cution Oftho work. he rignt
A. rcscryed o rsIsot any or all proposals
raceived The work will be isid FOR Ia
cash, or oily school and Improvement per
cent. bonds. Biaders viii IN -ko two Didh-
one for cash ana one for bonds
a. q. WI SOM
'JIs To,,tI-' oomm''t'''
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Enizootlc Plngue .

DAYTON, o., March 2i-Epizooiic pre-
waits here 10 remarkable extent, End is re-
ported worse than ever before.
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| tional indictments to-day, making the 10
tai number thiriy'seyen NJ this session,
Parties who live here who have attached
Samson, Smith Il Co., at Colorado city, say
they believe that with proper management
the firm will be able 10 pay 100 cents on the
dollar and have s35 600 lsh.
This ives an unusually brlek marrying day,
six licenses being issuei,
-. Sohadomsky civil engineer, whose
home IL In Dallas, suicided at the Central
house ye,terday morning by means OF NOR
cause he could get no work Ia his
line. beipg lately discharged by
the city engineer, Their being no work for
him Schadomsky was n member Of the
A. O. U. w and his widow will probably
receive $1,000. The verdict oi the coroner =
Jury was IN accordance With the facts.
7, Five thousand and fnriy.two tracts OF
land are TO be sold for delinquent taxes by
the county.
A false alarm Of fire called out the de.
partment ~ 4 O'Clock to-day.
Everything is very dull nl present,
An enthusiastic railroad meeting was
held o.night TO take steps TO secure the
building oi the Fort Worth T. Rio Grando
10 Brownwood, 100 miles. IL WAS stated that
q Chicapo capitalist would furnish all
the money but 100000 10 no contributed
by cities along the route, Fort Worth TO
contribute sl20 600 and rlght-ot-way
through the county. IL was decided 10
accept the terms ard 10 to work
~ once TO raise the money
II the amount 10 raised. work begins ~
once. rhe meeting tonight has caused
the rgirosd fever 10 break ont 10 this city.
Next week o meeting is 70 be hsld 20 take
s'eps to build tap road 20 Grapevine.
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Marine.
LITTLE ROCK.

Loxpov, March 2I-iIslvetia and P. &C.
and. New York.
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Biiscclinncous Foreign AHair-.
ALABAMA no. Two.
LONDON, March a -ch'nr4e ram Eankin.
which was dutuled 'u the TFno py the
government while l'sdin- uIfl arm Yong
guns pending wa iuqG.- As I'D VINE 4tr iis
Iepsr nee w0ulf be lrr.o4 li uuutfaiity,
has parted untar t1e tman hfT.
ROYAL TAfYY.
vienna, Nfflu ID "A. rnH hIUuHr. SAT-
urday in honor %. E4psra. Wlau's
birthday, Che emperor ci Austria said: II
drink 90 thg hc-ita 0i o. friend. the Coz
man emperor Fno MIg 6oi Etgp In
health
GLADSTONE.
LoEDoN, Msrcu % -I1e pW Hr1 Ga
2. t'e save: The only mug,ut.1N lue the
s'rtnmcnt made bg fhr NHrui fla- that
Glad tones sigrr' .. Withheld AZ
the request of ,he p t t.cstiCI the
fsCt thai Gladutn" .l....I I- .Uu-N 4criDus
than .t fr-t 'u.p b --1, hu, N 1 .ai4 tad
stoos's cold i.n'" tang anI ''. p'''tical
crisis snrtlhr.
AwlrERLt
DUrIfN Narcn 2i--fHc 'T'sI m ola.-
lists b ave been feiestt' ir Wi1V l.css in
Che elec i,n fof poor i.v -gir-I4lt, l1ta-
bly, o. BolIlgasf. Pifl1us.urD r1I lula
moIn. where great tii.s Ntfr ~ is 20
oust the anu.Parnellitos.
HOWL FROM noLLANp.
ROTTERDAM, u arch 2i--inc .pcr.t- (pa-
peD dcmauds thA. gfarco, u arI.rny,
Amer ca and doll llud intervene COO t.ieat
tha proposed treaty otf wte. Eleigrd and
Portuge' 10 rcgiru 20 the Cong. cfu try,
aud o. msiutal1 the stafu uQup
CRAVE SITUATION
LoEDoN, March 2L-rna latest Egyptian
advces indicste thR whole cIugtrv @1nth
will be-, or H.. in revolt. ris ra.ll nave
surrounded knerioum nnd cus au i.l G1n-
mu.i9afion. The situation az General
Gordon is considered serious bat not
alsrming. Two messengers hsgn been sent
from b srber I, klartIum. c,uyil- con-
cptlea lpttar0
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GALVESTON.

GAIyEsroN, March Special 1.-The
supreme court affirmed Nerchsnts'
Insurance company, NJ Galveston, w.
Dgyer Washin, ton; Ai9) Woodhouso ct
.l., vs.. Mifln st al, from Cameron; $50
same ys. same, f,om Cameron; Ney vs.
Rsthe, from Medina; Bales vs. Thompson,
from Trsyls; Pratt et a., We. Goodwin,
from Parker.
Reversed aud remanded; Booth Va. Strip
pleman, from Colorado: Ksyser vs.. Muse
bach ct al., from Mason; Spslding, ot 6l.,
w Little, ot al, from Tsrrsnt; Bill u al, vs..
Warren, from McLennnn.
Reversed snd rendered ip favor 0f appel.
liant: Baker Vs. X nnedy, from Harris.
GALVESTON, M,roh M.-[Press l-Aon.
Edward Guthridge was indicted by the fed.
eral grand jury here to-day upon the charge
Of receiving q be during his recent term
OF office as United States attorney Tor iho
eastern district Of Texas. II seems that In.
ternnl Revenue Collector Bontoey OF the
.ourth Texas district was with his sureies,
Wilinm Umdenstook aud w. T. Scott, sued
by the government for $50 900 and
mad0 proposition 10 settle
for $500. When in due
course Of reference the application reached
! Glihridge, be, IL ts alleged was offered $500
70 report fayo-ably. rhc charge Is made
thai Gufhridge complied; that he received
/ the sum agreed upon, aud that the c9se
| WBs 1mpromised accordingly. Gu'hridga
/ ms sisniiipd his willingness TO meet any
chsrges brought against him and h IS
thought probable judicial termination oi
the case viii be speedily reached.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
HOME AND ABROAD.

HOME AND ABROAD.
Tho Irish NatIonaIists wsrstod at the
Ballot Box.
Alabama No. e Salts From a Britlsh
Port
Mr.. Gladsione's Health q Subject Of
Much Concern.
The Soudanese Stlli Deaant-GOrdon
In Trap.
The Celebrated Hcyt VIII Con,est DO.
gun In New York.
The Kansas Legislators ar5 Almost
Through win Their work.