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Bishop Walden, OF Phlsdelphle, and Mr.,
Rust, wealthy gentleman of PhiiadFlphis,
vi he hero on the 10 h Pre- ylm', TO inspect
the church property.
the whiie repub leans Of this city are
trying 10 have n state convention OF their
party held IN this city during the summer
10 perfect the organic lti1n and problHly
name q state ticket. The leaders here claim
the party 10 be growing rapidly throughout
the state
II NJ. BUD paggett, jr, n nephew Of
Captain Il. 81. DagRtti, deceased, wss here
TO-DAY and says ienoe'outting spree on
hood. lie says the larger posture men are
not treating the poorer men right, and he
LOOKS for iencs.cuiting ~ y result.
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giving preference 10 articles necessary In
| use among The largest number OF people
aud want presidential oindidales who will
carry out these views"
Captsln GammAfe wa recommended Tor
candidate 10 Chicago. Nothing said
ticket.
serlous Injury by late it0rms 10 tho In.
iernational are being rapidly rcpsiIed. A
large force ofmen are working oil along the
line with the best refnlts. Trains are M
ming to-day On the Galyeston division. The
line will be fixed through TO connection
with st. Louis this evening. when through
travel will be resumed. This is secured by
work day and night, midst rain for the last
week,
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CAl0I,ADn.

CoLoRA DO, May &C. spe,ial .l.Ths most
destructive storm ever known In the hi tory
of Colorado aud Mitchell county vas Wit
messed BY the citizens OF this oity on the
tho CITY has been vsriously- estimated at
from $4,000 to 500 900. About dark the
clouds began to collect 10 the north and
n,omised an abundance of rain. No one
anticipated storm. At $50 O'clock lie
csme from the northwest, striking terror TO
the unsuspectins citizens ard ds.trcying
an immense amount OF properly Not .
particle Of the nsw eee aIos3 l. n Wolf
creek wrs lsft. The Methodist church, the
public school building ard the Baptist
church are total wrecks. Nearly every tio
ROOF ln the city was torn of. 4 number o.
residences were blown over, hut no lose OF
life apL but lev Injuries. Owing to the
severe storm, which caused DELAY OF the
irains, the ssls OF lots In DAugberty Il Poy-
Tors addition will not take place.
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WEATIIEIiEORD.

wrArHxRroRp, Msy 2G.-[Spocisl. l-Rev:
A. A. Allison, OF Georgetown, preached
yesterday morning and evening at the
Methodist church 10 large and sppreciative
audiences rhe day was observed as cen.
tsnpary day, being the centenary year Of
American Me,hodism, and collection was
taken up at the morning service for mis-
sion and other church purposes, and the
amount raised exceeds the snnuai assess
ment by s55. Rev. IL. NJ. Wells, pastor, is
quite popular with all classes.
Mrs. SAN LAuhsm, who has been with
her husband at Washington, returned last
night to attend ore OF her sick Children.
Farmers are ACTIVE, and with the pre- sent
kind of weather will soon harvest wb
and oats 't
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, May 26.-fSpecal. T. Last
night Pancho nOstiniro, working for Cap.
tain Smith at the National cemetery be-
ing in want OF clothing and knowing ths,
Captain Smith had nice lot. broke open
his trunk and appropriated the contents to
his own use and immediately LETT for Mex.
leo without settling with the captain. The
chief ofpolics was telephoDed, but no one
present. could answer the call, therefore
Pnnchl made his journey across the river.
Colonel r. h. Rentiro will leave to-mor-
row 1y wey of NJ. & NJ. railroad for Chi
caro-, where he goes as delegate from thi
district. The colonel is for Arthur fall
weight loT lfst ballot. the strongest man
after that. The colonel carries weight to
the convention, and II he sits down on any
ona they will feel IL.
General Burney is in tho city on business
for the government and will remain some
tine. Judge Luby, our new co lector, is
ex oec,ed next Saturday.
Fine ralrg.
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ST, LOUIS,

er. LOUIE, May 20-[Special. John D.
Yt. Maur, the confidential agent OF the
Wabash road, was arrested tbs evening on
a ch args Of forgery. The facts are that St.
Maur has been dee ling In fictitious vouchers
with the names OF Cashier y Larry and
Snpsrinten dent Lincoln attached II + claims
thai never existed against hie ioHd. He
has vctimized over 100 persons, including
Y. w. Trisster for 81, 800, Lewis Tatum for
$500, Nicol the tall r, for 500. and many
Others not vet known. 1t is estimated his
foreeries will amount to $4,000. His ar.
rest was made Ut the instigation OF Triester,
and when st. Mar was brought botors
Chief Harrigsn be broke down and con
iesa his crime. st. Maur was i'm mmediately
locked cp.
Ex Governor Brown, Of Tennessee. has
inst returned from that state, and 10 at the
Southern hotel. He saye the sentiment OF
rennesses republicans, including deleSs tes
to the Chicago convention. fayors Arthur's
nomination. The delegates TO Chicago
convention No. . will bs elected Juae 18th,
the same day that q candidate for governor
sill be nominated. Ho thlr ks the dele.
gate. TO Chicago viii favor "the old ticket. -
ard that Governor Bates viii be renomi.
mated.
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JACKSONVILLE,

JACKSONVILLE, May 20.-[ Special. I'VE
have been Gu, IT entirely from all c)mmu-
n'cAtion with thr outside world for near d
week, until to-day, by the waahouls and
rain. We have had no trains aud no mails
but to-day the train 20, IN hearing OF town
snd sent us In the mails. Conductor
Willis brought us some mail on o
handcar on Saturday from Jacksonville,
but no trains have heen there pincc LAST
Wednesday. The damage 10 the oountiy
IL incalcnsble. Farmers are ruined, their
crops swept ewav and fences destroyed.
Many will have 10 replant entirely and seed
is nsrce.
rhe county democratic convention az
sem bled to-day, ard IN Spito OF the bad
roads and no tfnins was petty we'll repre'
seLted. The del, cation OF several precincts,
however. were unable to get here
There is not bridge left on Mud creek ana
no representation can be had from tho pre-.
cinots there. The convention was called 30
order by Colonel A. jackson, chairman OF
the executive committee, and organizing
Colonel J. w. Middleton, OF Jacksonville,
wGs elected permanent chairman and Il. II.
Small secretary. Delegates were appointed
to Fort WORTH, Houston and the district
conventions. Governor Ireland wss wsr My
endorsed az governor, Judge Savage tor
congress aud Judge James !. Perkins ter
district judge; also Colonel Il. II. Ggynn,
OF this place, for lieuienant. povernor. The
convention wac very harmonious.
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HOUSTON.

Housror May 26:-[Spocial lBuf.lo
aud White OAK bsyous are on a big boom
and overlooking their banks and still rising
RAPIDLY. After day OF tine olo,r weather
A heavy rain set in. Ths bridge across the
bayou at Besuchamp Is washed away. The
Trinity river on the Texse Il New Or'esns
road is over five miles wide, yet the road
Is having no great trouble there.
Tne bridge over the San Jxcinto river
on the same road has lost twp spans and
transportation between here and Now
Orleans IL at o stand still. No ir ins going
out to day.
The San Jeclnto bridge, on Houston,
East H. West Texas narrow guage, IN also
washed away and floods in the bottoms
tnereabouts have drowned huudrede
NJ cattle end driven people irom their
homes. The Galveston, Harrisburg e San
Antonio road west,is The only real running
ont Of Houston, except the Galveston
branches. No northtri maj. for three
days.
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AI;ll.EN r.,

ABILENE, May 26.-TSpecisLl 10 Sing to
gasnouts this side OF Sweetwater this
morning the west-bound train laid over
here Till O'Clock this evening. Three hun.
dred German smigran's were on board
bound for Ban Francisco. During the day
they took Ia the town and were 80 highly
pleased with Abilene and our beautiful
country tnAt may desired TO return and
make this vicinity tber home. They
were surprised TO fad such fine brick and
81 ono buildings and w'rs carried swsy with
the music OF the band.
The west bound evening train returned
cart from this point.
A large number OF citizens met tonight
and formed an organization TO be Known o.
the Taylor County Exposition society.
Committees were appointed 10 collect and
srrsuge specimens OF agriculture and all
products OF the county Tor the Worlds ex'
posilion at New Orleans The great inter
est manifested guarantees a inll exhibit
from this county. G. T. Gilbsrtwas elected
pre- sident: Major J. i. Finnie, vice.pfesi-
dent; J. n. Failer, secretary, ard Judge A..
A, Porter, treasurer.
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DESIsON.

DEsisan. May 26.-[specaL l--John Cor
man, deputy sheriff OF Kimball county,
overhauled fugitive from justice. He
was after him in the Indian territory Sat
urday morning, and while bringing him
oark TO Texas mis- prisoner suddenly drew
small pistol, which German s'tzed, aud
while fighting fer iis possession was dis
charged, the bali going through Gorman's
hand and his prisoner succeeding In ss
Gaping. Mr.. German has With him q
young lady, whom he saws 10 his neice.
A Mrs. Stsndifer Ia jumping from her
wagon on Sherman road fell and broke her
leg.
This mornings mail brought the first
paper from the sou h that has been received
In four days.
Fine weather for the last day or twr.
Water courses are falling rapidly.
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nt'KINNEY,

McKrsssY, May 26.-[Speoisl l-IIon
John johnson will address the voters Of
Collih at Weston Saturday, June 3ls,, al
Mckinney June 9TH, and at Farmersville
June 18th. Gtvsrnor Ireland and the state
sd ministrstion is the game at which he
shoot., and the penitentiary lesso aud the
speech OF Governor Ireland before the
gro convention Is the burden of his song
His arrsiRnment Of the adm nisirstion is
iorcioie X X. Craig, or any other friend
Of Governor Ireland, IN invited TO partici-
pate in the Joint discussion. The interest
OF the governor coud not be Committed ~
n m ore logical or skiliul advocate than X.
r. Craig. IL is generally understood that
Mr.. Craig will take up the gauntlet and
respond to the senator. The Epquirer will
this week publish the much-talked~of
speech, for the benefit OF its many readers
Bishop A. o. Garrett preached here last
night to fine audience. The sermon was
we'll worthy oi the literary fame of i's
suthor. Rev. Mr.. Raymond, pastor of the
Pfesbyter church. rendered the use Of
the church for the services, which was
gratefully appreciated.
County court, for civil business, is in ses-
sion.
The weather is threatening, aud rain is
expected.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN. Nay a6.-T5pecis'. .l-several
precinct meetings were held last Saturday
10 ect dele gstss TO the county con vention,
which meets here pext Monday.
The property Of Dan Thomps'n ves sold
last Saturday evening to satisfy creditors
The msjor portion Of the properly VA
bought BY Mr.. Joe Gun,er, who was the
principal creditor.
The work Of REPAIRING briigsSs sQplvsrtI
and sidewalks withis the corporstSlimiti
10 IN progress
10 the district court the criminal docke
was resumeo this rr"'u -.
Fnqusnt dsncr-. s..ritiee and nsninl
excursions are furnishing ihe young ledie
and gentlemen OF Sherman with smuse
ment
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FORT WORTH.

Fosr wcRTH, Msy 26 -TSpecisll-o. X
Newton, from M's-oDr "a" ~ss srresss q
sometinle ago on the uneree OF siss'tne
$40 gold pisc,s from m old 60
men, was released io-nigtt on bond, the
m .iney for the sscuri,y teine sent from
Missouri. Newton ssssr-ahe vii make 'he
comp sInsn,s suffer for this urjust near
cfrstior.
Rev. A. A. johnson fesutned from Pal =
deirhi- to-day, ~nere he secured sln-v1
-, add 10 ,hsi rmeutt ra'srd here for ,he
ba ding of the IsEas W<siyaa college.
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BROWNWOOD.
BRowHwooD, May 80 -Te

BRowHwooD, May 20 -I'
J. Byrd, q citizen OF
drowned here this evening %
ing to cross Pecan bayou In
Prown and his son, who wei
skiff, came very near drownipk
Byrd's body has not yet been u
There was verv heavy rain
night and the hsyon u very full.
A bridge Il very much nseds
There Is not a single bridge or is
Pecan bavou, from the head 70 the III
The " converisuce IN our citizens ant
travelling public I, very great on this
count. II II 70 he hoped that our c,mn
sioners' court vii sct in this ';nsttsr beioi
more lives are lost.
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EAGLE PASS.

EAGLE Pas, May 80 - Special ] The
+ G. |. ". railway, disc 'vertd the bodies
of two Americans near the track,
ab9u. twelve miles north OF Sabinss
station. Tney were examined snd found
TO be some OF CONTRACTOR Monr,s's team
sters, who had lel. Sabinss 'or Eigie Pass
with a wagon and mnles which we're oil
found near by. Their pockets were
turned inside ou' and IL lssTpposed 'rIm
the mesgre details that they we're murdered
for the purpose OF robbery. party LETT
SablnBs station about . O'Clock TO big In
the rem.ins aud pursue the murderers.
The names OF the m urderecl men gre: James
Sinnot and a. 7. Robinson. II is thought
that probably Indians may have done the
deed.
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, May 23.-[Sp' clal THE sui,
for damages brought by w. II. Warren
against Mr.. Julius Ney, one OF our best cit.
zsns and merchants, aud taken to Marshall
bv Mr.. Warren, was decided in favor OF Mr.,
Ney. The verdict ia universally approved
by the citizens who are familiar with the
case and parties.
Mr.. y. B Smith resigned his position as
cashier OF the National bank OF Jefferson
tn.rav 10 accept a similar one with tine Ma.
tional bank now being erected at Fort
Worth. Mr.. Smith has held the cashier
ship OF the bank here Tor thirteen years.
aud 1t Is with general expression OF rsgrtt
that his resignation was received.
The district court IL now engaged in the
case Of tho heirs OF Pharis against the tru'.
tees OF the Ktllyv.le lodge, Knights Of
ii 1nor, for policy claimed 10 nave been
paid TO George A. Kelly.
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PAI.EsriNE.

sPiluriYs, May % 2B-l5pecisl 1.-The An
der-ou county democratic convention
,iecfsd deles ,tes TO ta-stste convention st
Fort Worth As fo'ov,: John Hearn. Judge
t.on,i.s 4 pfne. csp,.ir Word. 5ens,nI
gosch p-s rn,.a ths'o'loeins. which vsi
uu.-Fn,ansls sfoi ted:
We f.v ir tar u rtiosm and reductio-
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TYLER,

TYLER, May 93.-rspeoial.l- petition
was circulated here to-day akiug Mayor
Dodd TO stand for the democratic nomina-
ton for county Judge, and w,s signed oy Il
ont OF the 81 practiclng attorneys. S,ould
he accept the call he will most likely re.
ceive the nomination.
Information reached here clay OF the
assassination OF Ned. Currey an exc onyict,
last Saturday morning near Ogerton.
A train from the north on the lnterna-
tiooal & Great Northern is expected TO
resch this city 10 night.
Every body I. clamoripg fer daily news.
paper.
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SAS Antonio

SAN ANTONIO, May &C. 5pecia' IA,
Esgle Pas, Texas, 'o.dsv IVES appointed
belt, Into operation, but tho Mexican Gus
toms officials are afraid to decrease II, for
lack OF detailed inttfuc'ions, and refuse t1
sign papers permi't,ng tie import OF goods
duty free Into M,X CO !. is a deadlock rs
thing, now strud. The people are much
ex, ;lsed, and there sre dead loads OF Iods
lying bsie AWAITING the action OF 'hs cen.
tal government to permi, their export.
A. Etele P,ss the democratic county
convention vas held on Si'ufday, ard dele.
g,I-s eiec'ed 10 The state, congrsesiona
senatorial aud Fort Worth conventions
The convention endorsed the adminislrs.
ion Of Governor lrtisnJ and The vote o.
the Texas congressman on the Morrison
bill.
This is strictly a wool and cattle d .t,iol.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAsHIsGToH, May 9G.-[Press. w. ".
Ksr. on OF the counsel OF the star.rou IA
prosecution, testified before the Sprlnps Ell
com mi, tee that several impedimen,s 20 tho
prosecution were brought about through
the agency of Bliss, OF the governments q
counsel, and that Merrlck told him B.lgs
had proposed to hin to let Dorsey out.
In closing the first trial, stior3ey-geD
aral'a argument was that there had been
an effort 10 save Dorsey by showing that he
wss not in ~ deep Us the rest. The at
torney general showed that Dorsey's name
appeared nine times IN the cases. At the
BEGINNING OF ihe second trial / wRs told TO
take charge oi witnesses and examine them
before they appeared on the stand. Bliss
scauiesced. He found that Bliss. on the
first trial, had not brought ou. one half ol
what they knew. The testimony vaS
strong against d Nsey. There was 20 dou0
OF conviction.
ITS strength does not appesr ia the
suit, - interoosed Stewart, he'd n
10 do with the result. The tirst 10
have convicted II 1t had not
foreman. On the second jr
men who could not read
first trial We had sever
. 800 papers and :"
timony. In the
witnesses. -. a. -
testimony
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Ell PAso. May 20 Especial l-Hary Nc
Letr. formerly OF oan Francisco, an em-
ploye Of the National theatre In this city,
who was stabbed la a personal difficulty
with John Hogan, a printer In the Herald
office, died last night. Tne coroner's jury
returned verdict thst deceased came to
his death from wound Inflicted ey some
unknown party. Hogan acted clearly in seIi'
dr'euss, and was released on \ bond OF $500.
The case will be further investigated to-
morrow.
The lena llbera went into effect to-day
without any Yisibleeirect on this side II the
river.
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HEITOS.

BgLToN, May 20 - ipeciel. The com.
mltsioners court met IN special session to-
day for the purpose OF inspecting the new
jail, After lho.ough investigat on the
same was fonnd sat factory IN every re-
spect and accepted by the clnTt. Ball
county can well be proud OF its j,i. faciIi.
tiee, for handsomer one and more pleasant
csnno. be found In the STATE.
The young men OF the city have organized
a base bali cluD and propose after they
| shall hsye perfected themselves, ohslleng.
ing adj ,cent cities and rendering the sum-
mer'pieasant By social intercourse.
Commencement exercises Of Salado college
sre in progress.
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|THB PEOPLES OPPORTUNITY.
Are the Bargains Of
GOLDSMITH BROS.
Dress Goods

at tthe of their actual value Encouraged by the
place the ertre po for this week till
sell them all out
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TO THE FRONT !
Withj SeasonabIe Offerings.

w hlle our competitors giving vent to lamenta-
os long and loud and complaining at the dull
araue we chee rtuly present to the public the following
array OF prices and feel confident that the character
Inducements offered by will continue to attract pa
uoHs 70 our establishment.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Mrs. Keen, u Dallas Lady, Dies ON
Board the Cars az Alyarade.
81. LOul': Confidential Agent OF the
Wabash Arrested for Forgery.
Abilene: A Carload Of German Im-
migrants Bound for 'friscU.
4 Terrible Storm vista Colorado, De-
siroyirg Valuable Property
Houses Unr00fed and Bridges Washed
Away-si00,0O0 Damages.
Sherman: The Owner Of the Turf
Saloon Sold Oui.
O,hpE Specials From Supdry Sources.
O,her Specials From Sucdry Sources
DECATUR,

DECATUR.
DECATUR. May G-t5peclal l-On the
Fort Worth & Denver City south.b)und
passenger Train this evening Mrs. Kees, OF
Dallas who was returning with her hu =
band after prolonged tr p in west Texas
In search OF health, died rs the train was
nearing Alvarado station. The cou.
pie got aboard the train 81 Henrietta where
they left their team and two children, ex-
peoting TO reach Dallas tonight, where the
laet hours OF the issi-iailing woman could
BE- spent at home and among friends. AZ
ter the dosth WAS announced the lady pas
sengers assisted In laying ont the remains.
Conductor All Bailey telegriphed to Fort
Worth 20 have a coffin In readiness aud ths
corpse will 20 through to. Dsllas to-niyht for
Durisl. Before the train reached the next
station purse Of $33 10 was made up by
the passengers and train crew, and banded
20 the grief.stricken husband whose ex.
penses In teoking to restore health 10 his
wife has placed him in very straightened
circums ances.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Fort WORTH, MAY &c special. "A
sad death took place Gu the Fort Wo-th x
Denver tonight. Mrs. John Keen, accom-.
panied by her husband, had been travelling
in the search of health, but at Wichita
Fails had felt so bad that her husband had
Determined 10 take Eef noht, tiN'een mlles
eas. Of Dallas, that she might see her
father bsiore she d.ed. When neor De.
ratur the lady took very sick and DR..
Field, Of this city, who wse on the trair
vas brought to zee her, but she was psst
he p and died In few minutes. supported d
by her husbands arms. The
dead lady WAS brought 10 this
cty. On the train were y
humber Of cowboys, and tho isc's being
msde known TO one OF them he took his hat
and went through the train waiting on his
brother cowboys, and raised the sum OF
y52 An undertaken here was telegrsphed
to have coffin and shr0ud ready, so when
the train came in, the body was nestly at
tired, placed In the casket, and to.ni.ht will
be sent home. Mr.. Keen has spent his II
in seeking health for his WIFE. When !bt
train stopped four Of the cowboys lifted the
lady g rsma.... from the train while the re.
mainder stood by with nea,.s uncovered.
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4inghsms email checks. all oolors. d. Sc " 10 @
Scotch Ginghasns. double width beat qualify l5c
Solid GinEham, blue black and brown 10 C
Ginghsm I'm seersucker, lignt greg y............l0 Q
Plain fe rsucker solid blue. 100 and l2Hc
ChsmbraY eeers ucker. r.......................D o
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Wash Fabrics.

Striped Seersucker. r.............-............l
Extra Qualify Chambrays. solid colors... 20
Mummy Cloth. H. wash fabric 80. ........l0
Wash poplin, light gray. .,................ ),
Width Dress and Shiriins G eviots, which W.
place at l2fc. worth fully 1880.
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White Goods.

Lawns.