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Inc hi>trlonic success of the Planters
VIE was rendered last night ut the
opera-house. 1t is a play of consistent
plot, interesting and in part thrilling,
without a tingo or shade of moral stain.
A young girl makes mistake, not
criminal or materially injurious, mar.
rles villain, from whom She recoils i'm
an hour after, having discovered his
character Thinking him dead. she
marries a wealthy southerner, whom
sho loves, and finds herself prosecuted
by the rascal who turns
up much too "alive." AfteI
many complications roplete with inter.
est, lh" difficulties are all adjusted and
IN the last tragic scene the wretch dies
at the hands OF the lover and husband.
Space lorbids dolineation of the plot.
IL lsa beautiful and thrilling play which
the audience heartily appreciated. The
character of Edith Gray was sustained
and moro than sustained. Mrs. Golden,
IN plain terms, Is fine actress, and If !
criticism Is To be made, II must be that
she rather dwMfs the other characters
She exhibits pathos, grace, remarkable
adaptation, and knows her part In Ian.
guage, thought and action. The charac.
ter of Albert Graham was well nor.
trayed by Mr.. Golden, whose equipoise
and distinct uttcrance have so popular.
lied his entertainments, Some of In,
other characters were good, but the
band Is superb, and tho Golden troupe
ma. lelt CALAIS in mighty good humor
with ID.
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PERSONAL.

r. II. Chatham, of Bryan, is at tho
Windsor.
Ed, Shipman, Of Mezia, is at the
Windsor.
George w. White, representing New
York house, in the city.
Capt. c. G. Dewey, postmaster OF
Plano, was in the city yesterday.
Fred Grioo,the popular financial agent
of Leon a N. Blum, was in the city YES.
tcrday.
Miss Anna Pittmau, a most charming
young lady of Mckinney, is in the city
visiting friends.
Mrs. II. a. Mosely and children re-
turned yesterday from visit TO Giles
county, Tennessee.
$. e.. llugris, Of the Texas Express
company, is ia the city, looking Us hale
ana ~ hearty ~ ever.
Col. II, SmythC, editor Of the Wealth
oriord limos, is in the city and paid the
HERALD u pleasant call,
Mr.. Gus Ponnoyor, press agent Of Bar
low, Wilson Is CO.'S mammoth min
strols, was In the city yesterday aud
paid the HERALD "a plcg9NU, call,
Mr.. q. 4. Thomas, with win A. Wat.
Kin N Co., returned yesterday from the
tav north aud east, having taken In the
thc Louisville exposition, 81. Louis,
New Orleans and other cities.
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Block Br5s, nue. shoes, ITO Lamar
street.
Spring hool and school shoes a, Block
Bros.
An Important notice to Tompkins
light infantry appears this morning.
Tho Turf saloon, SIS Elm street. IL
the resort Ot lovers Of fine cigars and
liquors.
The host plumber in tho state to ut.
tend your wants is at No. 9 sycamore
street. Il. i. DorL2, Agent.
Every purchaser of Is cents worth a
goods at Is. Calm * Co.'s socures a
chance in the grand drawing.
Go TO No. Sycamore street for every.
thing in the plumbing and gas fitting
line. T.. f. DorLs, Agent.
Bankers, merchants, lawyers, doctors,
in fact all classes OF our citizens, compli-
ment j. II. Webster's ane photographs.
Mr.. John Schilling has removed his
paper box factory 10 tho corner " Main
aud Murphy, over tho Dallas National
bank.
Good things to eat all moved 10 tho
Ulon lea Chop-houso yesterday. They
tate irom headquarters ut Glen Lon
'.1n house.
Hhp gity .pnipross has comprossed
lil Daloe Up {. iris limo, agalng, 6.WlO
bales last year, Notwithstanding thu sea
son was late.
So soon as GlasscOck was ready Tho
, weather changed from hot 10 cool and
stimulated the appetite. The stimu-
atcd all rushed FOR tho Glen Lea Chop
house,
The Republicans started out last
night to have q Notification on the Ohio
election, but they RETAINED when the
news came that tho majority Was re.
duced to such small figures.
Col. Geo. W. Hynson, of this city. laid
upon the HERALD table yesterday some
peaches, grown on his ciNy lot, the last
probably, OF the season, which wer,
very fine, and OF excellent flavor. II
| demonstrates that Texas cnn gov fal
fruits, and II farmers would cultiynt,
fall and winter varieties of applea an,
other fruits, thoy would not be depend
ont upon tho north for their supplies
Let early spring and summer varlei iss h
cnrteiled. and winter fruits substituted
and u would save thousands OF dollar
Ito Texas. ~
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FROM WACO.
THE SINFUL HooDLuMs ESCAPE.
4 Coroners Jury mystined-The Gamblers
The Reyiyal-Cottou-Ne Upera
House TO Open - General
and Personal Notes.

Waco, Oct. l5.-,Special. Despite POI
lice vigilance, not one of the gang OF
hoodlums who fired into the Park thea.
ter yesterday morning have been ar
rested. 1t is now believed that most OF
the crowd left for Fort Worth las,
night.
me ooroners jury in the CLAY killing
ADJOURNED this evening without being
abe TO find out who killed the man.
mere Il no doubt he was ioullv dualt
"ith. The investigation will not be
wholly abandoned.
Egmnlers generally accept, with
goou grace, the suppression or their
places a loading mombor Of the fra.
l,fnliy ,snid to-day he did not wonder at
'ho ieeilng in the community against
gambling.
The great religious revivalis virtually
over, Rev. Sam Jones. who led H. il
sick yet, and will leave for Georgia as
soon ~ he is ahlo 90 travel.
Cotton receipts to-day were ovpr glD
Dales, and slightly over 1900 since Son
iemhgr j.. Tho market closed steady
at9i4.
The formal opening OF the Garland
opert-housu takes place October %, with
tnMlotle Thompson as The attraction.
Ihe news from Ohio created very it
Tic excitement, as the Democrats d.
not expect the state TO go Democratic.
Mr. George II. Vurnbull today sue.
Cc'ued W. II. Gibson as Houston n
'tAas Central railroad agent here. lie
mas been with the road many years.
barlow ~ Wilson's mnstrols are play-
ing here tonight.
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cheering and laughter. Following
LETTER FROM SAMUEL ]. TILDEN
was read before the meeting dispersed:

cheering and laughter. Following
LETTER FROM SAMUEL ]. TILDEN
was read before the meeting dispersed:
GREYsToNE, Oct. Is.
GENTLEMEN-l have just received
your letter on hehalf of the New York
Produce and Maritime Independ-
ent Merchants Cleveland and
Hendricks club, and repre-
senting also several other classes
of business men, inviting me to be pres
ent at the business mems mass meeting
al the Academy of Music, on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, in support
OF the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks to the Offices of president
and vice-president of the United
States. regret that the delicate condi-
ton of my health compels me to
fortgo the pleasure OF joining with you
on that interesting occasion. | remom-
Der gratefully that when it'll
was my duty as governor 10 engage
in grapple with the canal ring which
then swayed all the administrative. leg
islatlve and judicial departments
of the State, majority of the
local organizations OF the Democratic
party and of the organization of the Re
publican party at the New York produce
exchange, rallied to my sup
port, and stood by. my side
until that gigandc power
was completely OvCrthrOwn. ! cordial
~ concur in your opinion that the
election of Cleveland and Hem
bricks is demanded by the best interests
of the country. ! believe that their
election Will be q substantial victory
for the cause of good governments;
that it will assure us of a
safe and prudent administration of the
chief mogistracy of the republic i'm
our relations with other countries:
that it viii restore slmpi.iN
and economy in the needs of the federal
government, so far as that result
depends upon the executive, for IL viii
give business men immunity from
the sudden changes OF party and enable
them to repOse under the shelter
OF state administration system,
free from the favoritism to particular
classes and interests, and from the iniu-
rOuS fluctuations to which such fdvuril-
ism and sudden changes always lead.
OSignod) SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
III LETTER UTDORsrp.
Groat cheering followed the reading Of
Mr. IildeU'S letter.
Governor cleveland was escorted from
the Fifth Avenue hotel to the academy
Of music by q committee composed Of
members of the different exchanges.
lie was chCercd all along the route
The crowd almost prevented Che passage
OF the carriages, Such crush is rarely
seen even in New . prk. on hia rcuFn
GOV. CLENELAEp WAS VISITED %. JOINS
REILLY,
Gen. Spinola and Senator Cullou, OF
Tammmy Han.
Mr., Kelly assured Gov. Cleveland OF
the sincere support OF Fammany.
The governor altcrWarl reviewed
from the balcony Of that hotel "a tprpb-
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SwuErwATER, oct 10 Special. For
some two weeks past, there has been a
systematic stealing going on in our
town. First the safe OF J. Taylor Brad
ley was robbed Of its contents. Then
Mr. j. s.. Douthits, druggist, was re-
Heyei of his cash and valuable papers.
Then Mr.. Fov, timer and hardware
man, mot a similar fate, also, numerous
theits Of clothing has occurred. Sus-
picion was directed against John Au6er-
son, and this morning a bin was marked
and placed in the safe of Elliott K Roe.
The house WAS thon vacated and
watched, and soon John Anderson en-
tered and took thp money from the safe,
and he is now undergoing an mvestigg-
lion. Anderson was recently married
nud is respectfully connected.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
A eALLoT-Boxs SUFFER- owNsuP
Collector Plato, OF Corpus Christi, Has
Skipped-A Darkoy Kills White
Man and Downs Himself
Jail Break at Decatur.
Jail Delivery ut Decatur.

DEcATuR,Oct. To-. Special. The new
Jail which has been finished about one
month, was grossly insulted last night
by Ave Of her inmates digging out. 1t
seems that in some way unknown to
the officers the prisoners got key to
the cell doors, and after getting out into
the cage, forced defective door open
enough so that four white men and one
negro got out into the corridor, where,
by the aid of piece of telegraph wire,
they dug through an eighteen inch stone
wall nd made their escape about day
light. The negro was the last one out
and was discovered leaving when the
alarm was given and Deputy Sheriff
Doc Minor, who lives in and Keeps the
jail, ran out and stopped him. Doe I'M
mediatelY made up q posse and putting
the hioodhouuds on the trail, caught
two Of Thorn about five miles from town,
and another about eight, the dogs tree
ing the men. The only man out now is
George Fimhrooke, charged with horse
stealing, and tae dogs are on his trail ut
last accounts.
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TcrrIhIe Prnlrie v,Ire ncnths.

JAMESTOWN, DtE" oct. To- Yostcr
day afternoon, twenty miles north Of
this city, the wife and 3-vear-
old child Of Carl Schroeder were
burned To death i'm prairie fire, which
lle woman was irving to pre-
vent DESTROYING wheat stacks. ono
of the children saved himself nv
reaching plowed ground; two others Nv
running into pond Of water The
mother ANA ltttlo'chiid bad reached the
Ground burned over, but sulocatcd
hV fire, fell, aud their clothing WIS con-
sumod on their bodies. When found the
child was clasped in its mothers arms.
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ThatQuebec Explosion.

QSEBEc, Oct. l5.-Judga Chanvoau has
commenced an investigation by the re-
quest of the local government into the
recent explosion Mt tho parliament
house. The first witness called was Col.
Cotton, commander of the citadel. He
was unable to speak definitely as to the
nature Of the explosion, and was re-
to revisit the site OF the disaster
ana endeavor to discover what was do
sired by the inspector of the debris.
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Weeping Joe Harding stiu continues
his preaching at the church, corner Of
Pearl aud Bryan streets, aud large audi.
enros continue to greet him with uu-
ahated interest. His peculiar address
attracts the attention Of all classes,
aud marks him curiosity among the
people. Tuesday night he delivered his
free Gatc' sermon and had six add
lions, making nineteen In all.
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WiNoNA, MINI, oct. l5.-rhc grand
Jury presented indictments against
Grcker and Bod RIGGS, Judges Of last
springs municipal election, and Fred
bauugn, candidate tor alderman, for
ballot box Stuifng to the extent OF 300
fraudulent votes. Becker was arranged
this morning and pleaded guilty. The
others asked the usual time to plead and
are to he arraigucd tomorrow.
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CurriaRe builders

ST.. Louis, Oct. Is. twelfth an
nual meeting of the carriage builders
national association, met this morning
at Mercantile library hall, President II.
g. Mclean, Wilmington, Delaware, in
the chnir. Tho reports of officers and
committees wero read and approved
The committee to select officers for the
convention adjourned till afternoon,
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Another Krntucl,y knitting.

Louisville, oct. l5.--Thc Times
Harrodsburg, Kentucky, special saws:
DR.. Dillon, prominent physician, and
William Curry, in sport, began throw
ing water on each other. They soon be
came angry, and Curry struck Dillon on
the head with a glass, killing him.
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Vermont Prohibitlonlsts.

MoNTrELIRR, oct l5.--Tho Vermont
trohibltionists, in convention to-day.
declared that the Prohitionists had
nothing to hope from either Republican
or democratic parties on this issue, and
therefore endorsed st. John and Daniel
and chose electors,
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SAN ANTONIO, oct. l5.-iSpocial.l r.
Nelson Plato, former collector Of GUS
toms at Corpus Christi, indicted for en-
bozalemont and under bond of $1,000,
failed to show up in the United States
court this morning when his case was
called, and his bond was forfeited.
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D. Sr LOUIS, Oct. l5.-Tho third DAYS
mnruinS session of the national confer.
cnee of charities and corrections, was
devoted entirely to reports and the dis.
ruNslon on organization and manage
N'tW OF reiormntories and houses of
refuge and on child-saving labor.
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LIMA, Oct 45.-.Tho United States
steamship "Onward" is offered for sale
at this port, November IL, until which
i,lhe BIDS will be received on the Senior,
United States naval vessel here. rho
"Ouward" was struck off the register
under authority Of an oct OF congress,
March 8, 1852.
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct. l5.-rho second days
session ofthe Public Health association
met this morning and was devoted Ia
the discussion Of tho school ofhygienIcs.
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Fatal Steamhnnt ARRAY.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. l5.-An ARRAY oc-
Cured on the steamer Woodson, twelve
miles below, last night. John Humes,
an engineer, was killed by Cassius CLAY,
the colored steward, who jumped over
board and WIS drowned.
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The driver OF oar No. x. ON the Belt
Line street railway, il charged with
having stoned a lad yesterday for
merely jumping on his ear, lust like
most any boy would have done. No ar
rest was made.
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A Dehd Doctor.

SANTIAGO, Oct. ID r. Allende, a IA
nous physician is dead. His funeral
was attended by large number OF peo-
pie, embracing all prominent societies
aud Free MAsons.
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ROM, Oct. l5.-During the past TWEEN
ty'four hours there were p35 new cases,
snd no deaths from cholera in Italy. In
Naples thore were nInety-five new cases
and iortyvnino deaths.
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HAVANA, Oct. l5.-It is reported that
100 sugar estates in Cuba have been
eiihor destroyed or shnndonej ..y tho
owners during tho last decade.
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The ilro-alarm was sounded this
morning from the down town engine. II
proved TO be Harris grocery and
butcher shop. Supposed to be inoendi-
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a city MarshnI Married.

PLANo' Oct l5.-,special. City Mar
shat John Rowland and Ms. Annie
schroeder were married to-day, Justice
Vance officiating.
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Society is in picker over the qucs-
uon; "Shall our girls WHISTLER OF
course they may, If they strengthen
mon lungs by using the great DrsBul's
Cough Syrup,
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Ontho Warmth.

BuENoS, ArRRs, Oct, 15.--N incio
Mattero left for Montovideo to-day
amidst hostile demonstrations on the
part OF the Liberals.
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BoSroN, Oct. l5.-Tho bronze statue OF
John Harvard, founder OF Harvard col.
lege, Yves unveiled this afternoon,
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For the latest Stvius vt cuffs, collars
and ueckwcar, 20 10 Castle Bros, ut
5l2is Main street.
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"'Tis set OF features, "a complexion,
Tho tincturc ola skin that admire"
IN using PuGEuulS complexion powder,
Fhtrest charms you will acquire,
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Beware of Count errelts!
GILES lINIMEHT I'D IOE Ammonia
n, sFsa,i, and No, ttriNhp ,1un,uu,s chi.
ALL fAmlLlE - USE III.
"'ah sack, Enlarged Joints, Paralysis,
hhsunathn' Nenrs lgiu, uiptheria

- ""IH1Fi TNfNINfIs
hhSu""l''ih' Nenrs lgin, Diptheria,
""''cA' fr"i apsus utsri,
temaie We akness.
.ue uvst nnu nhly ce rain remedy 10 r,
~ pau ~ hinus' 10 matter ofhoW Ion,
S,,,,n,s' t,V'nt IC,n iguar, nteed cripple,
nMu,sn Jui W NhVo 81 Veins, Bites Of II
clean and sweet win ict so,i e''"9e'
Inflammation OF q me- t<idnox. p-.
disease, Diabetes, ~ ,con,tnnas.s, =,
~, ! lln,neht the world possessin
Cures Cramps and Collie niar,hea,," "s
nysentery. N' "h'
sold by all Drusg I,,s, Trial Ram. On,
Write IN, GILEs, lex ~S2 N. Y.P.o, VIII.
WI. ~ auvlce on Pl diseases free OF sharp,
oounterieits. Tn se,uIn. has ths nan "o
blown the glass q I'd h.c slmiio OF dl.oyer
er'S signature ovei zach cork
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ELOrsASI.

Suspenders, scaris, shirts, at Castle
Bros, il2l4 Main street.
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Every smoker should MY "Llttls j..
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= A # r r. THAN EVER. Il

received another
fer at VERY Low PRICES oa and
We also have some Fire and
g
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!
Brands advertised a. absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.
NE TEST

flass eNa top down on hot stove until heated ,heu
remove ths cover and smell chemist will not ~ r.
SNliSd W detect The presence OF ammonia
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1884.
ELECTION NYws.

Nothing can be officially stated YET
ae to the result of the Presidential e.
lection. The vote Of New York state
upon which the election hinges is now
being officially counted by the county
returning boards, but the returns are
not set all in. This count is being
very carefully watched by both par
ties and 1t is entirely probable that
when it is finished the result will be
known and accepted. In case howev-
or, Of a contest in any of the counties.
the matter will have to be referred to
the state canvassing board, which
meets next Wednesday. In such an
event the result will not be known be-
before the last of the month. At pres
ent the democratic committee claims a
plurality for Cleveland Of about 100.
The official returns now in from 40 of
the 60 counties do not materially re-
duce their figures and, as said last
week, we have hardly breath Of
hope that the counties yet to hear
from will change democratic estimate
sufficiently to give Blaine q plurality.
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ing lessons Of Miss Nettie Scott. We
were shown g specinien Of Miss Hack
ney's work which we think exceeding
" good, considering the time she has
been taking lessons ...... Mr.. Franks
fam ly has come and he has given up
"B chelOr's Hall". new arrival
at Mann's........ Mr.. and Mrs. Toby
have returned from their visit to New
York 500. Mr.. Edwards brother-in-
laws are building q new house........
Hope this week will close the talk
about politics for awhile at least........
A few of the members of the Elm Dale
literary society met and organized last
Saturday evening. The society was
called to order by F. J. Paessler, aud
decided to organize literary society.
The following officers were elected by
reclamation President, J. P. Price /:
Vice President, w. G.. Ohlfest; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, H. Pressler JAN
itor, 8. French committee to solicit
members, Miss Ohlfest, NJ. Pickell,
and F. Travis. A motion was carried
by ten to five that the society be car
ried on as o literary society. Motion
to meet every four weeks carried.
Motion to meet on Friday evenings
carried. Motion that an initiation fee
Of fifteen cents be charged on each
member carried. Motion to meet first
Friday in December carried. 1t
was agreed to hand copy of the pro-
ceedings to the correspondent Of The
REGISTER and have 1t inserted there.
in. HATTIE PREssLER, Sec.
FORGET-ME-NoT.
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Neosho Valley Notes.

After spending the summer near
Portland, Oregon, and journeying
awhile in Iowa, James Brown has re-
turned to Allen county to stay.........
Not until Joe Leek informed us q few
days since did we know that his
fathers family came here from Indi-
ana more than month ago. Joe says
they expect to make this their home
.........Alex. Miller's family consists of
three persons since the arrival of that
new girl. M. P. Jacoby moved to
lola on Monday last....... .Rebecca
Pearson is visiting friends near Erie
........ Mrs. Gay has gone to Missouri
to spend the winter with her son
Frank w. b. Bolin sold his stall
lion to Mr.. Dangamon, of Newton.
DR.. Kiser, Of Butler, Ind. passed a
night in this neighborhood the first of
the week. He is looking for loca-
ton. -. w. Fisher left OH Wednes-
day for Lawrence where he expects to
reside. ........An addition has been built
to the house on A. G. Boyd's farm.
Also a neat horse barn has been added
VALLEYITE.