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state U.p,,nlNo,o.-

AUSTIN, Doc. disqualification.
sive preparations are being m ade tor the
laying of tho corner stone of the new
ctn'tol ON March =, 1917. Tho Mnsoni,
grand dye OF Texas has been invno5
20 olhclato az the ceremony. A r,n.ral
Invitation Is extended 20 all secret sucir.
ticS, labor aud all other orgaizations Ia
he present, W.
rae ton h annual meeting OF Tho Can.
llH S'ate Fair opened tn-hny. n ore
was tolerable good attendiuco, In tbe
nSl-nlo race, six eatrius, \ tntl Claus.
onds. Wv soV'
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fFM", Dec,I.- Specnl In lhe case
OF Gibson otoL vs. Tempiuon. Goa Fi
county, which WIS sul. brought u..
der ,hc .ale, NNNIV Revised Statutes.
To comics aud s,t aside an election r.i,
for iho purpose ut drtrrmiuiu.r win f,.,
uf moi uH sale of iutNinrjr, u,i,,r.
should hr prohibited I'm F,N. comfy
lhr suNr.uln curf eUst huu tra. .l,,i-
S''n ol the lower rlu.t ip uo'Iinr tb,t
n hw uu jGrisii'tiol fO hpar .p! d'.
s'rm.ne Tao suit, and dismissed the am.
peul.
The supreme court follow ,heir nr, "a.
GUS DECISIONS IN eN nerle Wbnloy. ,y.
and others. ''''''
tht Suptrmc rOuctalsc transferred ,le
ipl'nWlNg eases to the commission nf
npp'als. They are nnw WORKING an ,i,n
o,d eases, and oXpcc to work off ne,rlv
N'l the cnSes On tho docket M this
nran"h, Transferred caSns; p,crrs.
tlnunl X Great northern rnilrn,d US IT,.
Vinr' from Wo'd; Pacific EXPRESS com
nAny W. naruell Bros, from Van ynndt
hctSler y ArndNlc vs.. Texas AZ p,rlN,,
railroad, rom Marion; rpNlsN p,r;t,.
ruilruat vs.. UorriuatOu, from N,ri,,.
Chdn, Bros. * TO vs.. Btrue,t, from Kan :
lnani JnhuNon ct nj. W, BRYAN. from
kautu az; johnson ct nj. ". Rr,,n
FROM Knufmgn; r aiding etal. vs.. smith
et a., lro ~ N,varrO,
The cnntuus, iouvrs ofapnenls ,en,r,od
~ inc supreme court Tor ,tli,u,snre,
pc"rsou ". Rvd, fom Lltnrs,n,c.
ward, Dewy u Co. ". Hubbard. vnv
ornnr, from Travis; Ruhl vs.. Kaufman
y Rnnge. from Galveston; Ptpkin W.
hlullhnu n Runge, from Mia a.
TO ho reversed aud reformed, Wenis
vs. Crow ~ AL, from Burnett,
VohN CvorSed aud rema odpa, N'ast.
ern Uuion telegraph cnmnnp, %
Brown, ir"W TNrraut; EoriSm, az N \.
Afford, from Dallas; Ross et al ". IIo.
gan ~. al from VI 'lWrn,
To TO dismissed; Hubbard. ,,vrr,,.
Va War =, DewV ~ Co.., from rrnvis '
supreme court affirmed: MrOnoen -
Smlih ct al, FROM NNuXmh, Rsnv,s
vs. Raher's 1T Bl from NsnXnndt, W..
lace ". CITY VI Dallas, from Dallss, p,..,-
son vs., u vi, from Limestone. Nf.,-
chahiS insurance company rs. nVv,,
irnm Wn~hinglou; Pipkin vs. Konlrn,,
" knng". trnm Milan; Lane n Inhn..,,
W., Herndhn, frhun Snith.
- Appeal djSmi-Snd: Gihon ~ nj -.
Irmplet N. from Ellis.
Reversed AMI rendered; Clnrl, -.
Nnntord, tram Dallss; Gncnry. Cn,l.,.
" co. vs.. RCluc ann, irn a E1iss
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NIeKlnncr hi.i,nr.

MckiNN"Y, Dec. .. special. w. Il
Harrison, grain de,ler, left for Kansas
where hcwill operate during the comin.
winter. Mr. Harrison is one of our
most enterpriNiug aud energetic citizens
anu MS absence will too loss. 10 No..
turns in the up ing.
County .rcHsurer Bugley in ono Gav
.md out Sl,9lLi6 school fund and mtures
hrh' one county clerk IN the same day
ISSUED SlN ma rage lceusss.
J"hh W. Hail, who Tor some time was
telegraph operator AZ this place, died
this morniug
Wiley n. Manning an old end valued
citlSoh Residing ia thp eastern portion
OF the county, was buried to-day.
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WEATHER. ORD, Dec. 81 spec;alI-
t"NT e. Campbell has just c.cs,d q
ser't. u'ycry uiur,stiug lectures at in.
lNr7i an church lufc .is c5ulr,eucad
nero il week ago Wd more iu.sre,, ma
IKE iH his lecture than any one
bags cen here FOR svcwl vcar3-tbs
mousse ueng crowded to i.s umus, en-.
piciif ev.ry might
H'",r Randolph Clark tao Prohihi.
.''h ~ '.or of dis, tbptay,Eth district.
DIS I'D 'A' ri.y' Elder CHHpla,l w.llac-
i't"tF 'm ~ 'LolPs Springs whore
~" P.utg. ta 20 'eelare during the pres.
eng Wt 10 tho students of Add. Ran
college.
since The COLLAPSE Of SHROPSHIRE Bros
a; t0o'., groc ~ h 70, we hays To- racorI
,lu failure OF ltaug e. o.. which o..
CURED ltsicrd ~ zoe creditors have
nh'u around loosingy, ny f3rlorl over
IL. N. k!dwell win erect two.etorv
Took building on the south side OF The
81 are an enc Enys B'l.k, which WIN
'',. greatly I'd the looks OF jnt south
ai"e' th" building boom sr,.as f1 have
t""' p'rWAuyut mold upon some ofeur
large property owrors.
Itf II WmuHl, Na. was CONCERNED
.u lit >l1.rug .dfgv h..Vs.u t'.ye-
.'ul' The deputy sHndE. and -
i.h w0S aUtl lo-uay by Jus.
nee Sewers In two case,
N. ',itl concealed Wpd.ggs. Miller.
'''s - utrl ga JAIL i, not .u.o yet t1
,NohldhH .Ht., " Gis wound.
.'.lN,i .inm iAn dyUuJy sE.I.r. W..'a
'.,.''..,' "..,sH "IIl not permit HIM to
d.. a. y T,,,.,.t.... e....rr
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viii marry, by and with the consent of
the laws of the state of Texas.

will marry, by and with the consent of
the laws of the state of Texas.
The case of A. j. Dixon VS.. Edwards
q Co., OF Enni for breach of contract.
mas occupied the attention of the county
court do-day. Evidence is still being
The entire day hes been taken no in
the district court in hearing tho in
Junction suit against the recently elected
aldermen, Messrs. Keer and flaming.
Inc court VIII pass upon the case IN tho
morning.
The Butler hall will be opened to-
night by grand hop.
Quite number of Kearnsiters were
in the city to-day, among the proIni
nent ones was IL. $. Malear, editor Of
the Koarns Light.
". Il Woodland, receiver for the
Texas q 81, Louis, aud other officials
passed through here today bound Tor
Waco.
J. r. Smiths saloon WAS closed TODAY
by Simpdps Sinphius, creditors.
A remoDstrance is being circulated
for signors, setting forth the reasons
why y portion of Navarro 81 ould not he
cut OF 80 heip form new county with
Hubbard City for tho county seat.
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Notes from PLANE.

P'ANo, Dec , Special. e.. Chris
iie'dc, an Industrious young g rman.
ABOUT ~ years o. aie. died II typhoid
fever II o'clock to.nighi, at his ,nth.r,s
.esluence' tits mas.y irlvnus regret his
Mrs. ). Miles and children eft for New
Orleans this mo ming
X ceipts OF cotton up To data. 0 ~,
bales, u falling oil OF about half irom
iast years receipts. "'''
u WILSON, travelling auditor Of the
Ia town to-day. -
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Tho NIn., Mnrl,nrs.

FirrsRuRG, Dec. Tho hint glass
workers met tonight to consider the
"dViSaoiliiy OF accepting or rejecting
inc 10 per cent. reduction In wnrss
wh'ch W NJ Into effect yesterday. 6ut
MJ'urned until SATURDAY without tnk
l'lg any dotlutte acton. A rasolnti mn
was adopted re"Omu ending that mo
manufacturers close down their r,ctn.
',ts Tor Two months Instead OF reducing
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consicASA, Dee. 2.--lSpecial.l-s. ].
I. Johnson, III. L. Malloy, W. W. Me.
PhriIland, aud Henry Butler, four OF
eur most prominent. citizens, arr In
shefnan, as witnesses In the Prentis
and Chambers ousla case.
Mrs. Z. V Waters, j. NJ. Waters end
y. L Marsh VIII lOaye to-n,ofrow lnr
fn,iadelpliis aud Nuw York.
Nf>. tuhli Bishop, one OF our oldest
aos.lnrs, ulVd yesterday at the residonco
or William Taylor. wv
Tue intsnt child OF Mr.. aud Mrs
FrS!nk ti.nnenis was buried to-day.
Wash Reeves, Mrs. E len 4; ecer. II. IL.
<<rkcr, Miss 4. K. rhomns0n, viii
<pS"''s aud Mis Mary Jane veele
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in accordance with the advice of
tho board of attorneys to furnish
telegraph companies with its
market quotations under the state
Iaws' rms means that quotations are to
BIO made in private messages, which can
only be sent to persons whose
address appears on the message. Here
to'ore they have been unaddressed but
sent TO lists furnished. Tho object is to
cut oil bucket-shops from market Quota
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Failure al Dr.nhnu

bRENuAM' Dec. . - lSpecial.l C.
"enr " Co.' wholesale grocors, were
o'osed to-day on attachments for sll.0O.
Nv iSanc tloidenhOimnr Of Galveston 4.
r,VVV Nv ht~Seit * u 'ss'tt, of Br nhan
IruN nsu neen doing u large business
sue Heidenhemor tor damages.
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flrrS NuE Dee. "a statement.
e"umeratIng he reduction OF working
iorges OF the Pennsylvania compauy's
ines' was finished to-day, and the en-
pioycs whose services havo boon ois-
pens with, were immedmtcl, mortified
rue reduction includes G6l trtcknpu. ON
anon hlen, "a train men SO station mon
and laburorS, aud 60 clerks, ma in,r i'm
~ over l,luO mon discharged, and "A saw
ihg TO the company ot Sl2.OOO per month
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PALMER, NJ ssr Dee. The do.
pf'>s''n in the wooden business is
extensively felt ~ Monsoon. Mop
any T. NJ, & 7. REYNOLDS, cmplnvinn
uoout ~ hands, begun workinr seven
hours day. The Ellis mills nre rnn'
nhE on short time, and Perry ~ Co.
together "' """h ~
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CRY on Mex O., Dec. d. President
Por'ir'H pia2 today announced hls cabl.
net.
lnrrlsu re aions TgglHu Mari .,al,
W r. Grn. Pedro lIengioss.
Ju-tiro--]o kin Borsl!
Treasury Manuel Dublau.
Interior Manu- J Rpnor1 Rubia.
Public works N"tyul nnplutgd.
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y HERALD special from washington.
published yesterday, says Texas mem
hers of congress are overwhelmed and
aslonished ut The number OF applications
Tor ollico. Let them wait few weeks
nntil all the other aspiran;s yet their
petitions and letters ready to forward.
and their astonishment will give way TO
sewlldefing amasement, and their very
sonis VIII loo vexod to think thoy will
never have time TO read and examine
any of these petitions further than TO
ascertain the name of tho applicant and
write back to him that his pspels are ON
ale. va
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The Mindi.tuwu ,,,nl r.,,,,,,

MIN u TOWN. n, V, Dec. "A. II
h'ue' w Syracuse, has been appointed
reenivor OF tho Middletown Na,iop,l
bank. Tie tonk pos>ession this nnr,,'
i"g. Examiner Nav" will have statc.
ment ready IN f,.w daVs,
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Russrii \ 20. l,,spm,.

MANsIILoN, o., Dec AFTER n stop.
p ge OF several weeks, Russell a Co.
employing $50 hands In tho n,snne,ctnra
ot agricultural mnchin,,V. hnvo ~,
summed wnrk At 10 per cent. roduc.ion w
Magos of emnlnNes. W
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; spani-hn.N l.nsll.h Nnlsolc.

HIHHN TER Dee. 2,--thera has been %
fresh collision between the Spanish ana
British authorities. The sp.r-
.ah captured vessel in iH.-
,sh waters, which wns anup IA
+ Doe % smuEg'or. The British sant am
muc1 launch in ppruitof Ono vessel.
which was r"capturoa, HuG, dong Ui.b
iiSc1piur, WAS tOVsd 'uto The h7rpur
VIVA .he inalros will be Is mo. yet
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Mn. w. Il. RAMSEY viii be candl-
safe for tho office Of district attorney in
this federal judicial district. Mr., RAM
sEy was on tho electoral ticket in tho
tho la'e presidential election, is an cru
site gentleman, nm accomplished law
yer and would fill Tho office with credit
70 himself and honor to The party TO
which he belongs. Honest, intelligent,
energetic, indeiaiigable, he would mako
an efficient officer aud his selection
would no doubt reflect credit on the
l"powers tlat be- who mako the ap-
lpolntmont.
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Ain. ARTHUR could not conclude his
mossage without giving GEN. GRAyr a
little lahy. Ho recommends that con-
press confer upon the general a suitable
rension. Now, if GEN. GRANT were
poor in purse and had not the means
whorewith to live in comfort and even
luxury such acknowledgement OF his
service might bs proper, but It is gen-
orally believed th0t notwithstanding his
heavy losses by the GBANr IL warn
failure ho is still in good circumstances
minselG aud his wife IL also the pos
sessor Of largo reAl asLaLo inlarnsls.
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Mn. II. n. BAIRD, Of Bryan, Texas,
lsends the HERALD a sample of cotton
grown IN Bra2os county. The cotton
lwaa planted on The l0th day Of Juoo,
grades nllddling fair, staple strong aud
|measllfes length from one 10 ona and
q iopsth inches. IN Ill respects It is
Eeqaal TO anythlngseen IN this part OF
The state for years. MIR. BAND win OK
'hibit samples Of tho cotton at the Worlds
IMPOSITION.
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BRENNAN, Dec. Especial A
'l'h'hiSe was granted to the street
az company. Work viii Suun conn.
uoncc' Abo Thomas, cnlorel attorney
W nus county, was To-day convicted ID
lhHrdngy for >tya'iug u woke oi uSen
Ald sen NJ tor live ,o,rs
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LOU VII +, ID c. 2-lIl, Fletcher &
CO., wholesa 'urn'snins ools aud
notions, as grd to-uyht. n,hili los
r"u assets uuNnnwn rhn arm diI an
annual huSluv>s { ssiA.nn ~
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CHICAGO, poc. - cho Daily News
saws that At o meeting OF tho
o"ard OF trade cnmnn,.tee ~.
markets so-day, Il was resolved,
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Preside n Arthur oxpressos the
nope that the present congress will pass
labankrupt law. A persistent demand
for tho enactment Of such a law is be-
|ing madoby commercial men all over
The country.
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Tie Juk,r" ''''''A AL
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PERSONAL.


Frank Houston of Terrell, was in tho
city yesterday.
Major j, b. ecruggs is spending sew
eral days IN Fort Worth.
John $. Andrews of Fort Worth. IL
spending q few days in tho city.
Miss Campbell, who has been visiting
day.
DIR. John $. Darlington, formerly a
Waco.
x. d, Seay returned yesterday from
Iyier, where he has been attending the
court OF appeals.
Mr.. j. ~, Strong, county surveyor.
who has been confined TO his bed by
fever, is improving.
Il. D, strother, proprietor Of the Union
utPot hotei NJ Mineola, Is in tho city, "a
guest OF tho 81, George.
G, D, Bacon, general western passon.
ger agent Of tho Ohio Il Mississippi rail-
way, was In the city yesterday.
W. II. Abrams, land commissioner
the Texas d Pacific railway, returned
yesterday nom trip to Marshall.
dr. w. l.. Hall, who has boon CON
hned 10 ht8 bed by severe attack Of
iypho-malariel ioyor, is steadily improv-
ing.
II. o. Rawlins and W. 3. Davis, OF the
western Union Telegraph company, left
yosIerday for east Texas on % several
days hunt.
AR. a. II. Pearl was elected secretary
OF tho merchants exchange yesterday,
TO MI the vacancy occasioned by the res
ignotion OF Mr.. q. A. Kinp.
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STATE PRESS.

Because two papers or dozen papers
or 100 papersin Texas do. not agree with
tho Galveston News in tho opinion the,
Galveston has any special or peculiar
claims upon the national government,
not enjoyed by other coast towns of
Texas, is not good reason why that
paper SHOULD get mad and call the other
papers "uncommonly mean" If tho
extraordinary appropriation asked for Is
ever obtained IL must I've obtained
during the coming short session of COM
gress. IL is not likely Mr.. Crpiu will
favor il when no takes his scat, and if he
does it is not likely he will ever see a
second ternl-l Houston Age.
The holland County Record recon-
mcnds that the next legislature lay II
firm hand on the hip pocket 10y pass
ing law that will subject the "cow-
ar.,y assassin who packs "A concealed
arsenal on his worthless Cucass' to u
que Of not loss than $500 ar confinement
IN the peuitcu'iury. We would amend
the Records suggestion Ivy substituting
aud Tor or penitentlary Imprisonment
Nothing bu a law making the carrying
of concealed weapons felony will over
abolish tho barburious PRACTICE
Woatheriord sun.
Every time you swal low piece of
Missouri bacon, You contribute your
mite toward bringing about hard times.
Think of he vast amount OF money that
is yearly sent to other states for bacon.
WHY not convert your corn and wheat
and outs, and other grain into bacon,
aud export instead ut huNing from
ahrOudP At least $4,000 annually Is
suut out OF the country for bacon. This
cHm ought to bo spent at homo
for lumber Useiul household
articles, books, frrnituro, etc. There is
uo earthly use OF buying single pound
Lincoln ar lard from tho producers oil
illinois ar Missouri. Farmers often in.
weigh bitterly against the hard times,
bn; hey contribute their mite toward
being ng Hhout such n result, II farmers
m Nls,nuri fiud it profitable 10 rsiSo
hcg, without an open range, aud turn
the 3iu into bacon why cannot our
iHt 10 lariners liuL the plnn equally
pr1',u'c? -tSiephousviile Empire.
J 40 Slaughter. who has valuable
rH rd cSttl0 Interests In the rule-
rn 3D., l nv, ma wei, as a lurge herd OF
ru.' t ~ SenS county. lnNng, has
tnhrH iIn Str BernArdino rauche. near
tho .,r nf old Mexico, in Cochlse
c'upiN Anzont. he secures thereby u
mrgnltrnnt ,ongo With . water FRONTAGE
of NbWut nine mites of running water. II
i rcpnttod that MIR. Slau shter paid 80
coo tnr the property. lie Will ~ once
stock the range with Socorro or Mexican
cattle, using choice Hereford or short-
horn bulls IN grading up his herd.--l Col
orado Clipper.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.
LadIos, kid, 50 shoe. Block Bros.


Ladies' kid, SO shoe. Block Bros.
Seamless calf, 50 shoe. Block Bros.
New Sugarhouso molasses at Loeb 4
Freibergs.
There arc forty-nino prisoners in tho
county Jail.
Row anchoviep and ssrdelles at Loeb
y Freiherg's,
Have your suits made TO order at
Douglas Bros.
There was fair attendance on the
races yesterday.
TraiGps continue their depreciation in
the suburbs of the city.
This IL fine weather for the farmers,
who arc taking advantage OF It,
What has become of the much-talllod-
o! lire alarm telegraph?
Fresh spare ribs and back bones at
Fran, aanm's 4l0 elm street.
The finest stock Of fancy and staplo
groceries in Texas. Ed ). Aston.
"Spaiding's Glue" inonds furniture,
toys, crockery, oil ornamental work.
Clear pork sausage at tho Dallas
Steam Sausage Factory, 4l0 Elm street.
All kinds of sausages, Weiner Wurst
lard, etc. Frank Hamm, 40 Elm street.
With such an abundance OF game in
the country, the market is but poorly
stocked.
|. Yesterday was another sunshiny,
pleasant day, with warm hreeZes from
the south.
Merchants say that business IL i'm
proving, and they look forward to fine
holiday trade.
$ Beck, the jewoler, has received a
choice stock of Meridian siiver-plated
ware for the holidays. Call early and
have your presents put away.
Mrs. NJ, A. Curtis, who was lately
burned cut on Main street, has re.oponed
hOr dress-making establishments In
rooms over the postcfllce, where she will
| DO glad to serve the public.
( Prof Ludowitzke, chiropodist of Cleve.
land, Ohio, with the highest medical
| references, has located at Dallas. aud
orders left at Eisenlohr's drug store Wi
he promptly attended to ut residence
| Removes c0rns, buniOns and inverted
too-nails without pain. Prices are rea
sonable.
Wheat & Wheat have removed thni
| livery aud hack stable TO tho large, new
and coinnodions stable on the curne
Ut Elm aud Live Oar streets, also ocrli
| plot by Mccullough g. coiilnan. Tele
( phpnu ct stahle, NJ. Ai. Alao have
down.town Office gt Nu ~ Maiu street
whore al, dry calls ami inquiries ma
be nade. Down-tnWn telephone No. %,
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FROM WACO.
A VARIETY THEATRE SHOOTING.
---------- -------
accident 20 & Carpenter-A Colored Meth.
odirt Conference Federal Court
Dignitaries and other porson-
hls-siugging In View.

WACO, Dec. L. Special In the Park
variety theatre, about | o'clock this
morning, John Nicholas, Of Henderson,
Texas, shot Fred. Johnson, baggage
master on the Texas S st. Louis rail.
road. Nicholas escaped by the stage
door, but was found this morning IN the
suburbs of the city, dead drunk aud
nearly frozen. lie says he does not re-
member anything aDout the occurrence.
Johnson's wound is through the arm.
and tho limb will be saved if iniiama
ton does not intervene.
A man Nance Wuckerman, carpen-
ter, had his leg broken Just above tn
ank 10 yesterday, by coming in collision
with q dogs head. Tuckerman was
standing in the yard when The animal
ran up against him, breaking his leg, as
above described.
The West Texas conference Of the
colored Methodist Episcopal church
convened here this morning, with about
sixty members present. Others arrived
Tonight and will swell the number to
100. Bishop Harris, of New York, pre-.
sides.
Hon. j. G. Bigger, of Dallas, United
> ates district attorney, arrived at noon
today with his bride (Nlrs. j. NJ. Thur
mond), whom he welded In Dallas last
night.
Hon. Don A. Pardeo, United States
/ circuit judge, arrived this evening, and
viii occupy the circuit bench tomorrow
Messrs. j. l.. Henry aud J. NJ. MoCGr-
mick, of the Dallas bar, are in tho city
attending federal court.
All arrangements are complete for the
Walton Darneli smuggling match to-mor-
row night.
j. r. Richey, one Of the principals in
| he tax matter scandal, is expected
/ home tomorrow.
/ EX-Congrossman w. S. Herndon, OF
Tyler, is IN town looking after legal bus.
/ mess.
! United States Marshal Mckee SAYS he
thinks ho will loo allowed to serve out
| his term unmUlastcG.
! Receiver Woodward, of the Texas &
81. Louis railroad, is expected tonight
Talmage, the celebrated Brooklyn
preacher, lectures here ON tho 18th In
stunt.
Wagon receipts Of cotton to date 80, 10.
bales; from all sources 81 800.