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TEMPLE.

TRMpLF, May 2O.-TSpecial.l-The body
of A. ID Gee, who was killed hers by Il. w.
Garter last evening, was inferred here to-
day. Garter surrendered himself last night
and he'd an examining trial tc-dey. The
Il sti,nony is volumipanS, but shows that
Cat. r shot Gee in elf dJfsrco. Garter was
reuui. cd TO give q $500 burd, ana thcuGh
be - a stranger here The bond was male ~
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AHAILRoAD a MEETING.

pleasant VALLEY, MAY 20 -[Oorespond.
encp.l-A railroad meeting was held here
to-day. Mr.. II. A. Sales was elected chair.
man.
Short speeches were made by T. J. Nc.
Clam, DR.. ID. q. Psrden, o, Dsostor, Collin
county, James Eurigh', IL. r. Rsgsdale
aud III Pruginp.
Mr.. Il. ]. MeClsin read IN article on The
assessment plan and passed the same
around, heading IL wi a donation OF $50,
the rlsht'otway, aud two acres % land for
depot purposes. Several other donations
were made and the people are satisfied
they will get the road.
Il n. SALEs, Chairman.
J g. BIILINGsLY, Secretary.
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Lunatio Killed,

pital, this morning, Durius Weaver, col.
ored, an insane patient, attacked two other
patients with knife, seriously injuring
them, and attempted to burn the building
by setting fire to his bed.izg He then
attacked Winfrey, steward OF the no
pital, who, to save his life, drew q revolver
and fired at Weaver, killing him. Win
frey was quite severely cut in the struggle.
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Another Suicide.

ST.. LOUIS, May 20.-Michael Schoettel,
dealer in mems olothing, committed suicide
this morning by shooting hims=lf through
the brain with Smith & Wesson 3S-cslibre
fivs.shooting revolver. The immediate
cause Of the set was tha depression
amounting TO insanity slways the result of
protrscted drinking. Scboet'el viii be Nar.
ried by tho order OF Odd Fellow, he e;pg
= meulhsr
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Earnings of the Western Union

New YORK. May 2O.-The official state
mant OF the Western Union telegraph com.
paoy for the year ended December 81, 1883,
is ss follows: Gross revenue, S19,57I SIG;
expenses, including all expenses Of oper.
eting, maintenance, recon.t t,uction, taxes,
rent, leased lines, etc., s12,928 963; net
profits. S6,642 .5l3; from which was paid
four quarterly dividends OF 3.4 per cant.
each, Sc, 500 lis; interest Oil bonded debt,
$426, PAT; sinking fund appropriation, $40.
094; surplus for the year, $577 Q46. The
earnings for the first four mouths of the
present year are greater than that OF the
corresponding month last yesr.
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CLEBCRNE,

CLFBURNE, May 20.-[Special.].-At noon
to-day, on Main street, Mr.. Plummers,
down and stamped by W. K. Warner, for
remarks made Yesterday to the jury trying
Warner for theft of cattle. Plummers' eye
was blacked, his should r dislocated and q
small b1ne broken. Warner was jailed.
W. B. Brszswell, for theft of cattle, was
acouittsd,
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Bic SPRINGS, Mey 2O.-IS,soisl.l- .l-Char'ie
HynsoD, formerly i CONDUCTOR on the Tex
as & Pacific railway, and well known
throughout Texas, whi shot dead abou II
O'Clock tonight while standing benind the
counter in the Cattle Exchange saloon.
The murderer is unkaowp. The weapon
used was shotgun. Sixteen buckshot
struck Hynson in the breast, killing him
instantly. The shot came from the outside.
Hynson's father is prominent man at
Marshall, Texas. Parties are on horseback
with shotguus aud rifles In pursuit of the
murderer.
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WILLS POINT,

WILLS POINT May 20.--[Spscial, 1.-The
parties charged with theft OF pony, nell
tion OF which was made in your issue of
the 155h inst, had hearing here to-day
before Justice Yantie, aud we're discharged,
the evidence not bsing suificien, to warrant
binding them over to ewait thu action of
the next grand jury.
Heavy rain again today.
/ Business good.
Some considerable talk OF corporation
now.
The delegates to the county convention
from this precinct are instructed 10 vote tor
The abrogaticn OF the two-thirds rule.
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TYLER,

TYLER Nay O.-[Specisl In the
United States circuit court in ise case of
Lane & Johasp0 vs.. tx-Marsha. Pnillips,
5eDdapt
< QIite rumbar o. The democratic clubs
Throughout the c.ua;Y have shouted for
Ireland and Congressman Jones' re.nomi-
nation, and two have ca led for Governor
Hubbard's ael3Cto SO Q delaga,e.at.large
10 Chicago
Federal court wil probably adjourn Sat.
urday.
A wet drouth is prevailing here.
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COUNTRY'o CAPITAL
The ilond oIW 4, sayi'r, Collector AZ
n Paso, Received a Lh,'.
Report Of The BurrRu Of A. 'caliuce ou
Texas,
orher Matters a, III, : az. spI'al
ALsUE AIRY.

WAsHIRGraS, May ? Especial The
bond OF w. 4, ssylsr Ausin, ~ col
lsoior at II Paso, hs, sen approved az
last aud his cDmmisI,T was forwarded to-
day,
Hon. Ed, Linn, o' lctOlia, having bssn
successful In plaeltS ne bonds ct tie Vic
toria water company, al Ph.ladslp ID, re-
turns home tonight tni tt3yptd over
here.
Nathan Pa,ten Is ia the city hunting up
nolilicsl crumbs for us8 a. ihe Chice % re'
publican convention.
The president TO DAY scct p,ei bau3s as
follows. Sam Kellogg, pos IA Asisr.At Con-
ieS sprsgs, D!mmit county Tor 81 eco
aad ]. Z Randolph e. Spfirglgwn, Parker
unity, for s5 600,
Congressman ]. + Mlss u booked TO-
address At the u g,i'lpE OF tbs statue OF
Tiln Luthsf ta-W HrFpR.
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SUNSET.

SUNSET, May 2O.-[Special.l III. L. Kuyr.
kendall, M. D., and A. D Hslly, of this
place, had quite a severe fieht thus morn.
ing, In front of the post-ofica. Kuyrken.
dali was injured severely, by Hally using a
heavy weight on him.
The farmers report crops in a furnishing
condition.
We were visited by q heavy rain and
wind storm this morning, lasting ebout two
hours. 1t is reported but slight damage
done to crops.
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,JEFEER ON.

JryFsRsov, May 90 --[sogcia'. .l-T6e dis
trioE c7urE is nov on s-sd ia tlo cs1a o.
With n Soo'tvs, ths 4 :. In & z d L =
rR ilroaic mpa7T. Tho sil iR i3 sT.
.irg f7r $4,000 ior seyuta iaiuIi7' received
ia 1865. B5.a sides Sic 1iy pr -ti,
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FERRIS,

FFRRrs, May 2O.-[speciaL lit has rained
here for five days, but to-day has
fallen the hardest rain of the season.
A heavy storm is coming from the north
west. The creeks are all overflowed. The
farmers are almost out Of heart as they
can't plow before next week, should 1t not
rain any more. Merchants, as well ae
farmere, are wearing long faces.
j. T. Sewell and bride have returned from
their wedding trip.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Lewis iIou,e, the Negro RavIshei,
Snatehed from The AVtngsrF.
The ChlCkRsaw Legislature Make Fence
Cutting Lawful.
Fort Worth; A Young Girl Reclaimed
from The Paths Of sin.
Austin: Report Of the Financial Agent
OF the PcniIentiaries.
The Governor Issues q Circular Con-
mendipg the State Militia.
Attempted Suicide at Gainesville Re.
viyed by Galyanlc Battery.
Other Specials From sundry Sources
Fort Worth; A Young Girl Reclaimed
from The Paths OF sin.
Austin; Report Of the Financial Agent
OF the PcniIentiaries.
The Governor Issues . Circular Con-
mendipg the State Militia.
Attempted Suicide At Gainesville Re.
viyed by Galyanlc Battery.
Other Specials From sundry Sources
UNrIMELY PRUDENCE.

DIHHog, May 20.-[specisl THE ex'
element on account OF tls ontrages COM
mitlod last night by tho blsck monster 10
nnabated. The pame usually applied 10
the monster Ia Lewis House. His {. rlCr is
one OF uninterrupted infAIny at auy stage
OF Il. 0Hce he assaulted Mr.. Edward
P,uy OF the Dsnlson First National
bank and at another time 40 attacked Mrs
Kaulmap, Denison lady. This morning
saaad OF sympsthising negroes impu'
DENLY Informed the mayo that their pu;.
pose was 10 defend their comTade ut any
peril. They were ordered oil aad SUNK
away, growing as they went, to their
kennels. The citizsn8 were deprived NJ
their Just revenge to-day by n
rusa Of the oflicers who succeeded, aided hy
q detail OF Sherman deputy sheriils, In
the,citiz u guards were leasL wa 'htnl. In
so doing The officers performed a duty no
doubt diatsStgiul enough 20 them.
H. is deeply regretted that
the gentlemen who constituted the
committee g.! gyengers last night
permitted arguments TO induce them 10 cl.
the.Iope whom tho7 had the beast swinging
reach ut last fh6 two Idle; Who suffered
a. his hands last EJs still in u critical con.
diiiop, aud ono Ol them may die
in consequence 4 her iojuries. II
is not donbed that .ho Swedish
lady who suffered outrage few Sabbaihs
siuce, IL elso v'c.im OF this same beast.
He does rot deny his guilt, but admits the
outrsSas of last night, gruiily, saying to q
reporter, II .douo it kase never mad
natlin else to do" 1t 10 hoped tha
the avengers will no. permit their
opportunity and, although the Sherman
jiil now protects this wretch of meaaureleas
infsmy, they may yet succeed in swinging
him up to rot, hanging and in rotting
prove less foul than he ia in lie. The hc'
tired here ssainst him is SO
not cool the Dir aud men sob as
they discuss the un,mely prudence of
those who couuseled mercy last night.
The Chickssaw " legislature passed bill q
few days since, making wire fence unlaw.
full where over 32o acres ars enclosed, and
officers are engaged in cutting fences, &C.
cordipg to the act.
The city council is engaged in an attempt
to So idle the city marshal with the gam
bling suppreasing business and the marshal
seeks to pre- vent that end being attained.
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BuIRaU OF AGRIcUITuRE.

WA,HIEGroN Nav 20 Especial, l-ThI
national bureau CT agriculture has jlst
Issued its April May 70 May 5.hl report on
wheat and cotton crops, Fo!l0 ng arn ex
TRcts:
THE wheat hcl, Of Texal promises a
more than average Ciop, yel there Ia some
complaint of winter kilnng both in Texas
and AtsRrg61 In u few % usgaUceH other
crnps have becn tu5Jtitu!eu."
The progress al toNtion.plsntiag has been
delayed everywhere ny low TEN persture IN
April. Ia some Of tho Virginia counties
more wa planted on the lst Of May, and
very lit.ls IN several 81 the counties OF
North Cer1l.ns tn" nm iion planted
May Isl -, i.r prep area 4, rs.
ported as follows: .NoI.H .,oliaa, 45 per
o. Mt South Carolina, 90 Georgia, 6s;
Florids, 9J; Alabama, 10; Mississippi, 10;
Louisiana, Il; Texas, 50; Arkansas, 40;
Tennessee, SO. The soseage will be reporied
en- the lst of June But 67 per cent. was
planted: usually, Nay l, 81 per cent. is
seeded"
Following tra uOtss regarding cotton
prospects. a county here aud there over the
state being given 10 indicate ths condition
of the weed in tho various sections OF the
state:
"Texas--Weller Caunty, wet ssason hes
damaged the seed 10 some extent; replant-
ing will rs necessary; 2lst instant blue day
Oh account Cl cold. MsHOD, COTTON iS all up
aud has c good stand. Ail nearly all
planted aud up; gooi stand Harrison,
vary !ittls cotton up, and most Of it may
hRvs to hs planted over. B)gie, wet
weather has retarded planting, Runuels,
none. Bexar, ali planted two weeks earlier.
Colorado, injured by cDll; good desl
will have 10 he planted ovet. Angellne, lste.
Morris, later planting o5tton than for
ten years, Victoris, fine condition, La.
vaca, q great deal CT cotton 20 hn planted,
Van Zindt, does net look well, Red R.ger,
much fthe cotton will have to be planted
over, Deilss, late, Burleson, late, johnson,
back ward, GraysoD, all Done hy Mty ],
Austin, behind, Upshnr, retarded, Shc!by,
backward, Fanniu, backward OF account oI
rain, Williamson, earlier, Go!iaj, iucreatct
planting, De witt, ell planted before May ],
but some will he replanted oa account OF
being damaged by q cold snap on 2lst of
April"
The chief increase in the area o! land
planted is that which results from decrease
OF immigration, aud il, of course, mos.
m rked in thoss sections to which shere is
the largest immigration. This - especially
the Gaze In Dakota, anu Is also noticeable
in Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas and other
portions OF the west, es well al in Texas.
Increase Of population is, however, occur
ring in older portions of the country, and is
mentioned by. O considerable number of
correspondents ss a cause Of increase of
crops, especially in portions OF the SOUTH"
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wet drouth is prevailing here.
CALVERT.

CALVERT, MAJ 20.-[Special.l- 1.-The dis.
tr.ct court, which was to convene in Frank.
lin on the first Monday in June, has been
postponed until the third Monday in June,
by Judge William e. Ool'ard, In order to
givs farmers more time to work their crops.
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Troy. II, Y, May % -Arart MeLaugh-
len VAS arrested To-day, rss 3 with stssl-
irg wNstsr Tallras1 ;ic5ei valued az 10,
600 rom Esr'r oridg3 deo5
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GALVESTON, May 20.-[Prsss.1 .1-Clearod:
Sailed: Brig Il . of ,he Bay, for Apala.
ch!cols. S:eamgnip City OF Norfolk, arrived
from Morgan City and called for Indi-
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MCKINNEY, May 20.-[5pecial ]-Raining
again to-day and farmers faces lengthen-
ing.
County court il in session, and the orimi-
nal docket is being called for trial. The
civil docke; will be taken up next week.
John G. Ashiock and Frank Bender, con
victed at the last term Of the district court,
were to-day received By George Oslesby to
be carried to the penitenilaIy.
Our city assessor, r o. s'ohnson,. makes
a showing fer our city cro>iteble alike toit,
and to him. But one delinquent taxpayer
on the real estate list, ana tax Of 81 20
assessed against colored individual be.
lieved to be dead, comprise his delinquent
list. Vouchers on die, and commissions In
his pocket. Bob feels his keeping, and de.
serves credit.
Mrs. NJ. r. Mott and daughter, of Calves.
tor, are visiting the family OF r o. John
son.
invitation to deliver the Bsccalaureate ad-
dress before the graduating class OF the
North Texas Female college on June Sd
next. The selection 10 an excellent one,
and o r.re treat is in stors for al who may
be fortunate enough to be present.
Last evening in the Bingham block tho
young ladies and gentleman Of Mckinney
met and tripped the light fantastic ios till
the wee sms fouTs. Among the inyited
OF Dali as, aud Belle Scott cf Melissa.
Hon. John Johnson will address the
voters of Collin az Plano next Saturday
He hes thrown down the gauntlet to SEN
ator Gibbs, whom he charges to be mainly
responsible Ter his opposition to Qovtr1or
Ireland. 1t beboOves the senator to be
present to answer for his miEdeed.
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sni ssy lhe while Republican paf,y n1ulI
20 notling.
More ienoe-oulting II reported q m nest
tiiOId Two ieIfes around rI.' -ncff
tracts being cut AZ Is ulmgst au ipussI'
bility 10 account Tor these trlussf 'sipus,
except on tha ground 0ipufp "ouss ngsa,'
no fosd was iutsffeffed win, No water en-,
cosed aud the area enclosed small. From
The history o. this country Tor ths laGi
means feltltd,
TITO flTe department have assurances Oi
liberal sdditiOns from individuals, 10 tho
t500 In pTizss offered by the depeT ment Tor
the tournament, ard expect number OF
companies 10 enter,
The fremsn look for = large delsss-
ton from Dallas In une, nOgt,
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THIS IS AN EARLY CUT

On this class ofgoods, and the biggest cut we have
ever mede We have got the goods we advertise,
and will guarantee that no such low prices were
ever heard Of for the same class of goods. Ladies
ments, and taking advantage of them.
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CoRs1cAYA, Nav 20 -fspeahll I'm the
Gu, ty court to-day before Jadge Auty,
] mas S'mmnNs pleai srisf to feuce-
eatt'ag aud s-s aa@d SO 6l3sg '.3 N-zt
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OTTAWA, NY - L ~ rs1'sfed tbat
Trsnrpr VI sitsG Washi1ss sflv g,
r-',iTn so cx-ossies O. tn 4 oau7s
t.o.iy.
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&atgbN5laR'aBR3&El&&& &&!
Lace and Embroidery Department

Will DO talking this week. The items below and the
prices attached explain themselves You bound to get
what vertse No such bargains in Leces and En- bro
deIies were offered before LOOK THEM OVER CARE
FULLY The goods will be counter Monday morn
ing and will stay there until all sold out, which We
know will not be long, as NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STYL S
AT SUCH PRICES as WE NAME ARE THINGS THAT La
DIES CANNOT AFFORDTO OVERLOOK.
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GAINESVILLE.

GAINEsvILLE, May 20.z-rSpecial. .l-Al.
HuDneycutt, memberbf the firm OF
Whitney & Hunneycutt, butchers, at
tempted to commit suicide this sittrloon.
He was lately married to eae of tho teach
ers Of the public school, and has been bosrd-
Ing ct the Avenue houaS. At noon he
failed to come to dinner. ard was found
lying in bed, but nothing was thought Of it
until about 1870 this afternoon, when he
called the lr,rrietress.. Shs went TO his
room, and he told her to send for
his wife, WHO was at school,
imm. diateIy, as be was dying, She did 80,
and called three physicians By the time
they reached him he wassapparently lie
less, but upon application Of a galvanic
battery he was brought to- Refusing, how;
ever, to- take any med,cin,a they applied
external remedies, and he Is thought now
to be out of danger. He left q letter for
his wife, who gave il to the physicians with
instructions to keep the contents secret;
80 far they have done 80. 1t Is inferred
that business losses was the cause, as he
suffered several In the past month or two.
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HENRIETTA.

HENRIETTA, May 20.-[Speoial. l-Yester.
dav morning Mr.. J. B. McCIlar, one of cur
highly respected citizens, who was return.
ing to this place from Fort Sill, while near
the mouth of Wolf creek, In the Indian
territory, vas accidentally shot In the lett
leg by a Winchs ster rife, which he had Just
placed in the bottom OF his wagon. The
bslt entered half way between he knee and
foot, breaking both bones. Lieutenant
Auger, on his way to Henrietta, tound Mr..
McIullar in critical condition, and he at
once disp atched messenger to tho o0ms
mauding officer ct Fort Sill with a request
for On ambulancs and surgeon, wh'ch was
seat imme iAiey. the Teturacd to FCr6
Sill with Mr.. MoOullar and piscei him in
the post hospital, where it wa found am.
mutation was unnecessary, |. ie thought
Mr. McOullar will pull tnreUgT al right.
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MATAmoRAs.

MATAMoRAs, MEX, May 20.-[Special. J.
Reports reached the city this morning that
serious revolt bad broken out yesterday
between the people and government at
Linsres, place Of about 600 haoitants,
and about 200 miles from here. While We
tertained that this is the beginning Of a
revolution, which will sweep over oil Mex.
leo. No one can doubt that the present
state of affairs in Mexico are not very pleas.
ant and the people being infsm mmabls and
two or three factions visiting there is no
doubt thai certain parties are instigat.
ing the people to the revolt, hoping to reap
a rich reward. That the present govern:
many say the only remedy b q revolution
which will annex Mexico 70 the United
States,
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AUSTIN, May ?0,-TSpteia,l-Tha conn
trOller to-day pa d into the tressury $4,000
10 the O. edit OF tho general rtynTUa aud
80 ,Cso TO the available school fund.
General George w, Russ, Of San Antonio,
is promins nlly mentioned there ms a dele.
gate from the state a,'lsrse, 20 the national
democratic convention, aud II he Goeir, IL,
ne NAV be selected,
Nr. Paul Bremond, pres!den, Of tAe East
& West Texas railroad hrs written the
comptroller lengthy laittg complaining at
the aciion Of the commis.iontrs cours OF
Polk county, 10 increasing the assessment OF
his railway 10 5000 per mile. lie says. he
true value is only 1900 ner mile and thai
the increase was made by men inimlcal to
the road and who wore prompted by
malice. In adjoining counties the road is
assessed at $1,000. IL reply, the comp
trOller raieTs 10 article 100 OF the Revised
81 itutes, which provide ioT the assessment
OF property, aud the loan act defining the
duty OF tho county Commissioners courts,
and adds: The question 70 ono over ghich
thls department has no jurisdiction. The
assessment will remain ~ 5000 rs under
the rulings OF the comptrcl ler's dopsrlment.
The action OF the commitslontrs 10 hnal
ADD there Is no appeal"
TIE report OF Major BrAhsm, fnarcial
agent of the poniitn;IS!cF, has been re-
ceiydi. IL Ehows that nc hal on hand
March Slst, si5,22o. Colleci2d dur.
ing April for the hiro of
cnrvicts to railroads, farms, etc
sSo67. Paid out o, Huntsyilc, 1850;
RGsk, $2,s5i; leaving balance on hand,
4 pTil 3,b, S2l ,262. TIE annual repo!, from
the 10th o; May, lSS2, 20 April 80, 1881,
show the total recaiptk b s3Si ,lG6; dis.
bursements, s36?,903. In the dsburse.
ments there are on hsrd property, ma-
chinery, material, etc.. valued st $50, ,69l.
Daring the year thers was raised on the
convict farm 10000 bushels Of corn and 2i0
bales ot cotton, the lattsr being worked up
into clolh for convict clothing.
Colonel s. Il. Edwards was buried this
evening with military honols. A large con-
coursa followed his remains 10 tho grave.
The governor to-day irguei circular ex.
pressing mis- qualification 1t tho attendance
upon the inter state drill Mt Houston Of SO
many OF the state susrds, and commencing
their s,ldiefly enG gontlsmanly conduct.
The supreme court affirmed Houston IL
Texas Central rsilvsy va. Reason, from
Grayson; Todd ct al, VI Nasterson ct al,
from Burnel; Central Texas & Northwest.
ern railway vs. the State, from Ellis; Ella
ger W.. Gates, from Barnet: Nix & Story vs..
Cardysli It al, from Caldwell: Mont
gomerv va Ethsridge ct al from William
son. Reversed and rsmandsd: Meyers ct
al VS.. Heath, from Tsrrant Meyers e.
Eskle w. Heath, from Tarrant; Loeb vs.
l.. & II. Blum, from Limestone.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Lewis iIouse, the Negro RaVlshei,
Snatehed from The AvtngerF.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-09-25
Skill VS.. Ignorance.

As perfect pharmaceutical prepara-
tion, we are told that Hoods Sarsapar-
lila surpasses any proprietary article
npon the market. Even to our mex
perieneed eye we see positive indica-
tions of the truth of the foregoig. a
glance ut the article shows the scrupu-
lious neatness and care with which the
detail of its manufacture and putting
up must be conducted. These points
are of Importance in any business, but
the relief of human suffering they be-
come of supreme Importance, and only
such medicines are worthy public con-
fidence. I'm