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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-27
CLEBURNE.

CLEBuRNE, March 81. = Especial Gle
burne is candidate for the 6 congress
siopaI convention. No better place can be
nominated. Our 500 600 public school
bulldog will be in readiness for occupancy
the 9th of April.
The Ceburne Building and Loan asso.
citation is now an assured TACT. There has
been $50 600 subscribed, aud they will have
a m ass NEE ting at the courthouse Monday
night. Doubtless $40 600 more will be
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A Bold Break for Liberty.

NASHVILLE. March q Last night while
The iailer at Erin was giving supper to tn Q
prisoners one he'd him while two fellow
prisoners escaped s3d then threw the
taller to the floor and escaped himself.
One OF the prisoners has sinca been re.
captured
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NEW York. March 2l-The sanitary in
spector, accompanied by squad Of police
made an unexpected raid last night or e,-
Dress WAGONS that cary tnea, into this city
from New Jersey. One hundred and fifty
carriers of "pob" calves we're seized and
sent TO The otfa dock. The raid spread
CONSERVATION among the expressme1.
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Tilter and McFadden Arraiencd

ST. LouIs, March q Prentice filler Spd
G gorge NC sddeu, tie Pacific EXPRESS rob-
bers we're arraicned ia tire court Of GRIM
.ioal correction to day and the case con-
tinued until April 4.
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A Pottery Closed.

TREKroN, March 2l.-Joseph II.
Moore's pottery was sezsd by
thu sheriff this morning on on exc.
cu,iou from two judgments aggregating
1856 600. Work was suspended and num-
Der OF persons are out OF employ ment. The
pottery stood high> and is reported to be
worth Sl15 OnO
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PILor POINT, March 81 Especial. II.
L. Legion, German snoe. maker, while un.
der the H. fl uencs OF liquor quarrelled with
Ike Newton. q bartender at RVan's saloon.
From words they ca me TO blows, and Lee
CON was Knocked down and kicked upon
the head and body and died shortly alter
ward. Newton fled. Legion has been here
hut a short time and hailed from Denison.
Newton has heretofore born the name OF a
good and peacesble citizen
Farmers are plowins and planting. The
fruit crop looks promising weather
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SAN AsToNIo, March 9O,-Ispeclal.l--A
dispatch from Eagls pasa says; mHgniu-
cent vaiu %, bituminous col wa a. uck
Today 1" Breckenridge rine, four miles
from here a. depth OF 200 feet. Fne vein
is eleven feet thick aud eShaustlCss IL Is
the finest lini in cosl ve' made IA reras.
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CLEVELAND, O., Msrcn 81 Duncan G..
Ross to. day sent Richard K. Fox, of New
York, articles OF rgreemeut for zig nature
in the John L. Bullivsu and Mervine
Thompson fight prz ring rules. Ac-
comDanying this was $3.50 gus7an tee ing
rhompson's signature.
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SAN SABA.

BAN SABA, March 2l,--T special. l--Weath-
ar warm with indications of rain, which is
needed in this section.
ot dis,rio, court. 1t is now in session at
Brady. y.s
otEV Burnham was set for yesterday.
Tne o al Fellows of this place will cele-
bra.e the 26th of April by defeating their
new cemetery.
M, Lee raliaferro will soon erect an ice
Tbs electioa for the location OF the coun-.
~ seat Is ordered to be bed on the 18th Of
April.
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Coffee Excited ,

NEW YonK, March 2l.--rha coffee ex-
change is excited over the refusal to read
nliG the Brazilian firm OF Wolf e. seligs
burg, who suspended lost night. July cot
fee, which opened at go yesterday m7rn
ing. Opened al $40 this m0rniOg. The de-
cline is partly due to the break in Havre O.
IL 9 francs this morning.
The high prices were sustained by q de-
termined "bull movement until Satur-
day. when IL began gradually to go down
II is not thought the fall il prices will re.
suit in anv failures other than probably
smell board brokers.
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BROWN WOOD.

RRowkwoop, March 21.-[Special.l MIR.
pater Smith. D esident of the proposed Fort
Worth. rosewood & Rio Grande railroad,
with Thomss Roscn, OF Fort W. rth, a cap
itslist and contractor, and. Mr.. bnrreil,
rrnminrnt civil engineer, wers Ia our tJwl
to-day looking after the interest of the said
nroposed road. They are backed nv q Chi
ago syndicate which represents large
capital. Mr. Burreil was sent Gus ny them
to examine the o1uotry and 10 advise as to
the bet route aud TO calculate the cost OF
building the road from Fort Worth as far as
BRO ynwood THESE gentlemen ex-
pressed themselves as being high
" pleased with the appearance OF
the country and TO Wis on the proposed
ro1,te from Fort Worth 70 tr.s place, and
Mr.. bmith IN q conversation with one OF
our prominent men was hesfd 70 remark
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VroKsBuRe, March 2l.-Bteckenridge levse,
Louisiana, thirtv-,hree miles below Vicks.
burr, broke at IL o'clock last night. There
il no chance to close the gap, and the water
will overflow much of the best lands in Ten.
gas parish.
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Hea,y shipplng sIovement

CHICAGO, March 2l.- The effec, OF the re-
duction in freight rates gaze the first appar-
ert evidence 10 day of large shipping
movement out of the city teen In A number
Of months. II was reported 1t noon that
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Why was the cattle convention called to
Da lasp Why the edit rial ditto and the
ecuDtnical council? Twas because there
is located the great Glen Lea, the fount OF
all grand Thought and holy inspirationl
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Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complain,? Shiloh's .Vitalizer is guarsn-
ieed to cure you. Sold by J. NJ. HOUSE,
Dallas
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Hundreds write they owe their life and
present good health to Acker's EDgiith
Remedy, for consumI ion, coughs, oolds.
nc. Sold nv w H Patterson Y 90
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Having bought out the interests Of a.
concerned 10 the firm of q. L. Hosmer&
Co.. steam COS ant wateF-htters, ] will
continue ma bnsiness of the old stand, ~
Elm street. A. MtWHIBE
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LEEEERSON.

JEYpsRsoN, March 81 -T5pecial.l..t
tv.fiye bales OF cotton. from J. d. Hall. OF
Pttsburg, consigned to X. Mandeil & Co I.
New YORK, which was lying on the transfer
platform OF the Texas & Pacific depot,
caught ire this morning ana was nearly q
total loss; supposed to have caught from
the switch engine passing Both OF the de-
pots we're ia ilninent danger Tor some time.
It was With inexoressible sorrow that the
news Of the deash of Judge II. p Nabrey
was received here. He died at Sherman
from the etfsc;s OF an accidental pistol
wonnd in the loot. His remains will be
brought here to-inorI w night and be- bur-
led Sunday. He was an old Jefiersonian.
beinp among the first who came here. He
left here In 1880 tor Fort Worth, where he
has resided ever since.
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NEWS CREAM

A story iiout Halter with a Sad
koraI.
How the Congsaled lasteal Fluid II
noci0rei.
Iho Kansas Legislators are Doing
Their Duiy.
FILLER aud Mcfadden Have Been
Formally Arraigned.
The Mississippi Sanitary Convention
In Session at Memphis.
The sulllyaa Mitchell Mili--ioss In
Earnest.
Aud Other Tales Of the Telegraph
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Ackers Blood Enxir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds of blood poisoning inherited
or contracted. Sold by w H. Patterson &
10
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Nav YonK March a Money l'2'o
2. .fims mefosntIla pApsr 4 q 3 l'2'
sterling exchange, 10. H., hrmi ~ 'ishi,
Asu .
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shioh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold by ]. NJ. House, Dallas.
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ftbe cattle men OF Texas wish to have a
good time this year they must chew
SnrinRn TOBACCO
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Elm street

Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved bv Shilohs Cure. Solo
BY j.. NJ House Dallas.
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MARSHALL, March II Especial. ID d.,
Rogers srree.ed Mllican, one III the iohr-
derers of his father, at the depot to-dsy.
He FIRST denied MS identity. hnt has since
made toll statement in which he GRIM
mates himself and CLARK, whose captrre
is reported AT Terrell. He hos been lodged
in jail.
The residence of Mrs. V. a.. james wss
burned this morning early; insni a. &c,
ST. SOC on building, ia the Royal sod Ike
amount Ia the Comm u mon on fur
niture. The residence of NJ. hcDonougb,
near by, ard occuried bv X w. Thomp-
son, r., was considerably dam aged, a. was
the furniture by removal. The AZ ma aud
Pbosaia will settle the bill.
Frank Williams, correspondent OF the
Globe Democrat at ,his paint for mum Der
nj wears. moved to .Jslfsr.on lately, where
he died yesterday of congsstive chill.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAH ANTONIO. March 2l.-sSpecisl J.
August Victim, young German, Il years
dead last night on Washington square,
shot through the head with bulldog re.
yolyer. which was lying near. The wound
was inflicted from too great distance to
admit of the idea OF suicide. A young
Mexican, named Jose Roderigel, who was
last seen in his company, was arrested, but
gu bsea uently released. The jury returned
4 verdict of death at the hands Of parties
unknown. The grand jury will investi-
gate.
To-day meeting was held which com
prised some Of the weslthiest men OF this
section tor the purpose OF organizing a
union stock yard, something, owing to the
immense amount OF cattle annually shipped
through here, which is greatly needed.
Two railroads were represented.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

NEWS BY NPEClAbS.
Austin 4, Tho rommiasiontrship "A"
Exceptionally Ioioresilss budget.
MlIIlcao, tho Murderer, itun Down ~
Marshall.
Another Murder Mystery NJ van Ans
INTERCHANGEABLE Enterprise.
D,structIve Confagration at Jefferson
Death u Judge Mabry'
Brownsville: Iaterna,iona, Miscellany
Galveston: ArtO Convicted.
A German Shoe. Maker Kicked 10 Deaih
at Pilot Point.
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ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, March 20.-[Correspondence ]
--Sh eets Bros. lost by lie yesterday lO,OUO
feet of lum Der by kiln drying.
Msd-dog excitement 10 high saf many
valuable Canines have ceased to live by
order o. the marshe-. None OF our people
have W. been bitten, though We have had
two mad dogs in the town. Many other
dogs and stock were bitten.
Rev. John o. WsTd and lady, OF hos.
tagu., Texas, are at present visiting the
Family OF DR.. s. j, Morris and other iriendt
ia our city.
The Messrs Alien, OF Tsxarkana, are
speEkipg of putting machinery to several
thousand dollars amonnt in ogr town.
building a tramway to timber, etc. Our
citlzens are much Interested. Some new
firms are engaging in business, and all the
new brick huildingg are now occupied.
Messrs W. a. Scott aud M. Jgco0s are
ol caring away the old wooden buildings
preparatory to building two new iron from
bricks TO front on the railroad. Work viii
bs finished by September next and occu-
pied.
Messrs. Bivens, yenable & Co. will soon
move their mills and machinery from be-
low Kildare to point six miles south OF "
on the Texas e. Pacific railroad. They Will
construct ten miles of Jramwsy for logs.
The first grand quadrenial banquet of the
|. O. u. r. association will he held on Fri
day, the 28th instant, at y. m, in our
city. Several hundred pe ople are expected
to be present.
Health of county good. Weather spring
like, and the hearts Of the grangers ara too
glad to indulge In politics, 30 VIC have no
excitement OF that character yet in the
town or county.
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BON gAM.


--BoNnAM, March q -[Sosciai 1.-The mac
Miller arres ed here Wednesday on the
west bound train was today turncd over to
the sheriff nj Rad RIVER county, ONO start.
ed with him to Arkansas, wnere 10 is said
hs helped to commit very iorl murder
and roboery, three OF his pal. having en-
jynched there for the same oisDse
A very scandsl)us affair came TO light to-
day. This morning Burwt i Fisher, me-
no living in the eastern part OF Bonbam,
reported that he had found u white child
on his b sok gallery, having been left there
last night. 1t vas developed TO-
day that man named King
came here about two months ago from
Kentucky, having with him his wife and q
Young woman whom he claimed to be his
daughter. They rented house in south
Bonham and yesterday the young lady
gave birth to the child, and the negro Bur-
we'll was paid to take charge Of ltsnd palm
of the hoax OF having found it on his
steps. The young woman's name Is raid
tn be Woodson and came out here in charge
of KING 20 hide her shame in giving oirtn
to natural child The negro Burwell 60
scared and gave the whole thing away
The child will. perhaps, be returned to the
mother with the advice to do tie best she
eau under the circumstances.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14

The capture of thief, under very
exceptional circumstances, is re.
ported from Paris. He contrived to
gain admission into set OF chambers
during the absence of the lawful 0c-
cupant, and proceeded to lay hands on
everything of value he could find. In
the midst Of this operation, it occurred
to him that his wardrobe was in urgent
need of renewal and he therefore took
off his clothes with view of replac-
ing them with others he found in the
room. Scarcely, however, had he re-
duced himself to The sarb of primitive
man, when he beard step outside,
and promptly hid himself Under the
bed. Someone entered the room and
the thief lay noisless for several min.
utes. At length the newcomer depart
ed and he ventured to leave his hiding
place.. But much to his desgust, he
discovered that his visitor had been a
gentleman OF his own way of business
for, not only, was everything in the
chambers carried OFF, bnt even his
own suit of clothes had disappeared.
He was, therefore, compelled to await
the return of the owner, who promptly
handed him over TO the police.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14
Lyon County ItsAs.

The following news items are from
he Lyon County Times of last Satur.
day:
Comos prospects do not seem to be
Frightening much with the opening
of Spring.
The Lothrop and Millsap boys are
making .ood wages sluicius in Gold
Canon.
Gil. Mooney, OF Delaware Mining
district, was in town this week. His
II, as.ras have been running very sue.
cessfully all Winter.
Jack Mcconnell shipped about ton
aud half of copper rock to the Dou.
glass mill this week from his mine in
Mason Valley. 1t will wo,k about
twenty-five per ceut.
Miss Nellie Ash and Mr.. Hummcl
OF Virginia City, while returning from
visi. TO f.iends in Dayton, last Sun
day, camenear meeting with a serious
accident by their team becoming
frightened. Mss Ash was th,own
from the car, iage and received several
severe cut, about tie face; but nothing
seriors. Mi. Hummel escaped without
injury. No damage 10 either buggy
or team.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14
A Story OF Lincoln.

Just after the publication of Secre.
tary Chase's exceedingly able treasury
report in 1868, and when the Secretary
was known to have the Presidential
bee buzzing in his bonnet, jealous
friend of the President went to him
Uincoln) with suggestion that Mr..
Chase should be looked after; he was
using his power as Secretary of the
Treasury to further his own ambitious
schemes. Lincoln laughed sbrewdly
and brought out the inevitable story
of which he was reminded. An Hi.
nois farmer, tilling few acres of land
and employing only one poor old horse,
WAS blowing one day while his son
regarded the operation from the near.
est fence. Suddenly the old spirit!ess
horse pricked up his ears and started
briskly on ward in the furrow almost
dragging the old man at the pillow tail
around the land. The lad surveyed
the unusual sight from the fence, the
old man having hard work to keep up
as the horse went flying around, and
then cried out; Say, dad, why don't
you brush OFF that gad.hy on old Dob.
bins backy" AS he flew past the old
man replied: +" never saw DObbin
doing SO well before. Let the gad-fy
he "
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14
Singing Made Easy.

Would.b singers will be interested
in the following from Scotch
exchange: Mr.. Mofiat delivered a
lecture recently on the subject in
Glasgow, in which he maintained that
the presence OF peroxide of hydrogen
in the air and dew of Italy has some
connection with the Italian voice tone.
A series of illustrations taken from
tbe audience, who inhaled II chemical
compound made to represent Italian
air, was highly satisfactory-a full,
rich, mellow tone, being produced on
application. Several gentlemen pres
ent gave their favorable opinion of
the new idea. DR.. Motfat's own illus.
tration was quite unique. Taking
what was originally voice of power
and resonance, but destitute of intona-
ton, he showed by chemical means
that this could become Il tenor of great
range. Some twenty notes, ranging
from the lower to the higher register,
were sung without any effort by a
voice of this character. 1t may be
that, in the future, a young lady can
be put through a chemical course Of
treatment and come out Patti or
GerSter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14
coRYvILLn oRoPPINGs.

There was so much snow last Win
ter that; water is plenty and grass is
better than usual.
AS has been often predicted, mining
matters are looking up, and the camp
will soon be active.
Some prominent Hawthorne capital
lists run up here last week, looking at
The North Star mine.
Although the camp is looking up,
there are plenty of men here, and
men out of employment are not
needed.
The C9ur d'Alene excitement has
died out. Coryville people will dc
their stampeding around among their
home hills.
The road from the mine to the mill
is in excellent order, and the ore
teams make their trips with the regu
larity of railroad trains.
Coryville has been very fortunate
in retaining the manageable young
men. So far only Jack Nancy ant
Colonel Cook have been lost,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14

Tho baseball boys are improving.
Fresh oysters at Mrs. Planes every
night.
Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Bathing parties are getting to be the
fashionable thing again.
The Southern Hotel bar-room is for
rent. eApply to John Swindell.
S. A. Knapp has been confined to
,he house the past week with rheuma-
ism.
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
,bell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
.LW.Hogan delivers the best quality
of milk by the quart for forty cents
per gallon.
s.A. Knapp, Commissioner of Deeds
for California. Office at Knapp s.
Laws store.
JB. Hiskey, Notary Public. Office
in County Treasurer's office. Always
at the office.
Single hand striking hammers for
81 so, track iron at &c y ib, bar iron
at sc y ib, at Kings. =
The Garfield stage and mail leaves
the Hawthorne Market every Thurs.
day morning at seven O'Clock. =
The remainder of s. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at r. NJ
Kings drug store cheap for cash. =
Morri. P. Wolf, the Bodie clothing
man will be here about the 18th with
stock of goods. He will remain but
two weeks. 81
Paymaster and Mrs. Mills laid over
in Hawthorne last Monday night. He
had can with him containing 1900
Eastern brook trout destined for BIZ
Pine. l "Ht HEl
Antoine Sais has started dairy in
Hawthorne. He has six COWS here
and finds ready sale for all Of his
milk. He will increase the number
of his cows Immediately.
The BULLETIN is in receipt of Dan
Lyons new Honolulu paper, the DAILY
Hdua:ton. 1t is handsome typograph-
ically, and bright and breezy editori
ally. Long may IT prosper.
Aurora witnesses should be careful
about clapping ladies on their backs
after the familiar style of early days
They should be certain OF acquaint
uce before indulging in familiarities
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14
Next Friday Evening.

The arrangements for the entertain
ment to be given by the Workmen on
Friday evening are complete. The
various committees are doing their
work in thorough manner, and all
indications point to successful issue.
The order is II worthy one and deserv-
ing of support from all. Strawberries,
ice cream and lemonade will be on
hand during the whole evening, and
one of the most pleasant features
about the affair is the volunteer service
rendered by the ladies. Good music
for the dancing has been secured and
the price of tickets has been put down
to 81 so. This should secure large
attendance.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14

The syndicate of creditors who are
now The oWnels OF the Eureka Tun.
mel properly at Eureka, by reason of
purchase at Sheriff's sale, have or
ganized a new company, says the
SNat ',s''. known as the Eureka Tul-
mel and Mining Consolidated Com.
pany, and will Start to work at once,
putting on ten men. Mr.. Maxwell
has been appointed General Manac ger
The new company is comprised of
substantial business men, who have
faith in ine property, and have hopes
OF striking bonanza.-Iesto Gaze, e
Mr.. Maxwell is well known in this
part OF the State, and his friends here
predict that he will make the prop
erty pay If there is any pay there.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-14
Candelar Notes.

The following items are from the
True Ficslre of last Saturday:
Work was resumed on the new hote.
yesterday morning.
The teams are still busy hauling
borax from the country south of here.
There is not an idle man in either
the Silver Peak or Ida Valley mining
districts.
B. G. Smith shipped column of the
better ore from the Victor dump to San
Francisco on Tuesday.
J. B. Fishers team is hauling the
boiler and other machinery for the
Rowland PuIverizer mill,at Columbus,
from the depot here. 1t will be set up
at once.
The work of putting the new ladders
in the shaft at the Tilden has been
completed and the machinery has
been put in motion. Everything is
now ready to commence prospecting
1t has been determined to begin cut
ting out a station at point just above
the water level, from which the work
of development will soon be started.
The mill at Marietta is to begin
operations again on the fifteenth
instant. There was time, some six
years ago, when this mill was run UP
to its fullest capacity and gave EN-
ployment to many people in the
vicinity of its location. One by one
the inhabitants of Marietta have
drifted away, until now there is but q
corporal's guard of people living there
With the starting of the mill this will
be changed for the better and Marietta
will again be thriving hamlet.