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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
New Orleans Notes.

New ORLEANS, May 6.-Colonel Thomas
Fl, HINT. treasurer OF the Worlds EXPOSE
tion, died this morning. aged 20.
The district grand lodge No. z, lrde;
pendent Order B'nai Birth, TODAY elected
as the general committee DR.. 3, M. Till
man, Dallas, Texas; Isidore Newn.on,
New Orleans; Lowenberg, Natchez; .. L.
Gross Canton; julius Erb, Little Rock; u
Frankel, Mobile Court of sppealsCSsmuei
I. II IF, Jacksonville; Aaron Meyers.
Helena; Rev. DR.. Hsicbt, Montgo.
mery: M. Isreelson. Marshall, Tex:
Sol Morris, Meehanville, Mississippi. The
grand lodge was entertained this evening
bv the Young Mons Hebrew association.
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GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, May 6.-[Special. .]-Hon.
@. l.. Peter returned last evening from
Washington City, and in an interview
said that the extract from the argument
on the establishment OF a Federal court in
mis- city sent to the HERALD was an exsg-
eeratior, and that it contained slurs upon
Denison that he never uttered. He hasthe
original copy of his argument which bears
him out in his asser,ioas. He
fears the bill to establish a Federal
court will not be acted upon this session,
but says the passage of the Santa Fe rail-
way bill is an absolute certainty. The sem
ate will consider it Friday or Tuesday and
the house on the 3lst.
News came to this city this morning that
during storm and Cyclone in Montague
last week, q boy about II years Of age, was
blown away. and although active search
has been made he still Is missing. His name
coald not be learned.
Harvey Hulens' name has for some time
connected itself with the general land
office in the minds of the people Of this sur
rounding county, and upon urgent so'ici.
tation he has consented to become csndi'
date. No man In the state is better qual,'
fied to fill the position than he, having
made study Of questions connected with
the land business of Texas for the past ten
years.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, May 6.-Arrests OF per.
sons known to be NihiIists or suspected of
connection with the order, continue without
abatement. A very large number OF artil.
lerv officers have been arrested on the
charge Of being connected with the murder
Of General 6udeikip. The explanation OF
these srrestsSs that Regarff, who asssssi.
mated Hudeihip, was himself at one time In
the artillery )sfrvice. Several more students
have been xrrcsted at Moscov.
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New York,s Produce Exchange

New YOrk's Produce Exchange
NEW YORK, May 6-The members OF the
produce exchange gathered In the
old building this morning, ana
sfter formal leave taking
marched in the drenching rain to the new
exchange building. Msyor Edison pre-
Herrick, who accepted 1t on
behalf of the exchange. Chauncy
M. Depew then extended his
concentrations. Alderman 8. Sullivan
and officers Of other exchanges made ad-
dresses, and the ceremony OF opening the
new Produce exchange ended.
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FERRIS,

FERRIS, May 6.- Especial ]-Hutchins and
and wire, but tonight there has
been closer aud more loving
bond OF union perfected, marriage hav.
ing bsen consummared between f. Sewell
agent and operator at Hu,cbins, and Miss
Ella r. Nopley, operator at Ferrie. We
hope that there will be- bat few breaks ON
their line and but few jars on their wires.
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Not True.

PiTTsBuRs. Pa, May Cit was rumored
thar the iron ana tteel manufacturers Of
the west would meet here tp u-y 10 form
strong combination TO fight the workmen,
IN csse.of Q strike this year, the protective
association formed two years ago proving
detective. Tais is positively delied by
prominent manufacturers ami Assist ant
Secretary Armstrong of the Western Iron
association.
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#. X. Bonner, J. u. Douglas, John
Dnrst and X. BsrRield were elected
directors. The association vii be char.
tered at ones aud open fpr business.
souih are being run over the division Of
Mi isouri Pacific system.
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WACO.

WAo,, May Observation-Disclosures OF
the water works question resulted in the
appearance this evening OF Q small daily
PAGER. with anonymous editors and publish.
ers, opposing the coatract. the city council
proposes to make with the water company.
This is new phase Of question, and only
serves to embitter public feeling, which is
already in an excited state.
/. Rev DR.. B. NJ. Palmer, of New Orleans,
the eminent Presby terian divine, arrived
this evening to lecture tomorrow night.
Several hundred tickets to the lecture have
already been sold. ~,
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Font SMITH, ARK, May 6 --[Special.l j
The Arkapsas Press association en- route
to Fsyetteviiie, were banquetted at Van
Buren to-day.
Bill Certis, who murdered his friend, John
McDodal1, 1T Adair, ID the Cherokee ma
tion last We k, was examined before the
United States commissioner to day and
sent to jail to await the action OF the grand
Jury. This makes ten Iudisn territory
mnrderers in Jail awsiting trial, and five
awaiting execution.
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,JEFFERSON,

JEFFERSON, May 6.-[5pecial ]-Raiu has
ia len four inches in the last twenty
hours. The only danger now from any
more wstsr is that IL may break up from
Red river Oas-tbird of the city is still un-
DER water.
The BODY OF Mr.. P. NJ Dslla.re, who was
drowned yesterday, has not been found
yet.
The gas works being inundated our city
looks gloomy at night, as most of the peo-
Pile burn gas.
No trains yet, and the depot agents in.
form us thas we may no, look for any un'
iii Thursday,
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MCKINNEY.

MCKINNEY. May g. [SpecIal,l - Last
night, Just after W. II Wright pastor OF
the colored Methodist Episcopal church
here, had concluded powerful physical
effort at oratory, the church slid off its
sup port, and in falling the chandeliers were
broken, oil set on fire and two colored
women burned. Malinda Rhine is dead and
Vina Jones not expected to live.
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ST. LOUIS ,

ST.. LOUIS, MAY 6-rSpecial.] ]-Chsrley
Ford. brother OF Bob, the slayer of Jesse
james, killed himself at the residence Of
his father, about mile from Richmond, in
Raw county, this forenoon. He shot him
self through, the hesrt. He has been suf.
fering with consumption and gravel and
the riotous life he has been living since he
ACQUIRED fame and wealth by committing
murder, has completely broken down bis
constitution.
Considerable excitement and anxiety was
created In financial circles here by news Of
q financial crash In New York, but no fail.
ures occurred and nobody hereahoutS has
The ST. Louis Browns ard Toledos, of the
Americsn association, crossed bats to-day.
Rssult-Browns, 6. T6ledos, 3.
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BELrON.

Bs1ror, May 6,-[specist.l- Yesterday
and to-day have been the loveliest days
this spring "rowds OF people have been
in town and every oody seems to wear G
smile. May it continue.
Work on the court.house and water
works ia being pushed with vigorous force,
about 100 men being at W Nrk IN and around
the square. The new j4il vii! be turned
over 10 the court this week
Heavy citte shipments are b5ing made
owl the Missouri Pacific from hare this
week,
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MARSHALL. May 6.-4rspecial] ]-General
w. P. Lane will be one of the commits.
sioners from the state at large to the
Worlds expedition at New Orleans. He
has mas uss snsnt ssyess dsSs ON Business
nected with the old veteran land board, OF
which he Is now president.
The mail trains are still badly out OF joint.
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LONE OAK, May 6.-[Special.-Mr. j. w.
Ewipg, good citizen, living three miles
esst OF this pace. committed suicide by
shooting himseltlsst night about 10 o'clock.
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CORsICANA,

CoBsrcAEA, May 6 -[Special. 1.-THE com.
mittee appointed and empowered by our
city council to procure fire apparatus COM
meueurste with the needs OF our city. have
bought from the. Rsmsey Manufacturing
COMPANY the largest hand fire engine man.
ufsciured by the firm, which will throw
tao one-inoh< streams through 200 feet Of
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TEXARKANA.

TExARKAHA, May g. [Special.I- John
Lipart, dealer in tob.cco. failed to-day.
Liabilities from $4,000 10 5000. The stock
invoiced 81 600.
The body of the negro drowned while
crossing Mckinney bayou, Saturday night,
was recovered to-day.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, May 6.-[Special 1.-The coun-
~ court is busily engag1i diyposing OF the
criminal docket which v = taken up yester-
day morning..
called by the chairman OF the central com:
mittee, jacob Gumm, to met here on the
l7rh instant, to elect delegates to the ma
tional convention, which meets at Indian
apolis, Indiana, May 28th.
J. E. Thornton was arrested yesterday
and placed under $500 bond tor having
stolen property in his possession.
The weather is clenr and cool.
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ABILENE,

ABILENE, May 6.-[Special.l Jour new
city officers have repealed the gambling
law passed by the old board.
Since the adjournment OF the grand jury
the gam bling houses have opened aud are
now in full blast.
Oaly thirty-iour indictments were found
ut the last term OF court. Most OF them
were for miedemeanors.
Abilene and vicinity were visited by a
copious shower day or two, hence crops
look as fine and as promising for good
yield as could be wished for.
The VOL ,rade Is Immense and stranger
coming into our town would bP surprised
TO see the number Of wagons loaded with
the same.
Another contract will he let for water
works at the next session OF the city coun'
ciI
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to Atsscoss county; Dousbsrsy vs Hsr.
ris, from Wilson.
Submitted on briefs and oral Arguments
for both pArlies; Hoskins vs. Wslss, from
Krnes.
On briefs for both parties and prl.tsd
argument TOR appellant: Exprsss Printing
company vs.. Copeland. from Bexsr.
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/ DkNrsor, May 6.-[Special, 1.-The pre-
liminary examination before Recorder Peck,
of Prentiss and Chambers, charged with
raping Miss Harris, closed to-day. Prentiss
was committed without bail and Chambers
held 10 $1,000 bond. which he could not
give. This satisfies the people 90 far.
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LAREDO,

LAREDO, May 6.-[Speoial. 1.-The Monte
rey Revsta 10 responsible TOR the following
"In the village Of Arnell In the state Of
Hidaleo, q woman named Maria Garcia
gave birth TO qusdruplss, three males and
one female"
The ball last night given by Mexican cit
izsus in honor OF "Clnco do Mayo" was n
great success. The dancing was continued
until early this morning. Owing to q slight
rain In New Laredo last night, the fire.
works display was postponed until to-day.
Nineiy.three dollars was the total con-
trioution from inebriates In the mayors
court this morning. but then yesterday
was "Cinco de- Mayo" and what loyal Mex.
ican would not celebrate at this small .ex-
pense?
The water.works com psny are sinking an
artesian well 30 as TO bo able to furnish q
better quality OF water Tho we'll Is already
eighty feet deep, and they say they will 20
100 feet further down.
Everyt hing is remarkably quiet along the
RIO Grande.
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TYLER.

TYLER, May 6. 6.-[spscial.l-The Tyler
Building and Loan association, with
4 capitsi stock Of $4,000. Was organ
lied to-day. Messrs. 3. 0. Williams,
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At this price We will sell o Aae Satin Da-
kn mask Towel, rows Of kn4
OOCs reveing knotted fringe eDSJCs
and canvas border for embrOiderins; color.
cd border and plain white size, 2 .x4O.
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az At this price We will Ok
zOC, SOL q 26xfO Damask <OCs
Towel, with knotted fringe; also q heavy
Linen Huck T0weil, 2@x46 inches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-02
= A SCHEME .FnusTRArED..
AnAttemptto to Make tho Saloon a polltlcu

+ u y .
An Attempt to Make tho Saloon a Political
Wy, y. s. Power Fails. titf} ].
FREMONT, September l.-Seyeral weeks
ago there was IN organization effected
here among the saloon-keepers called the
sandusky County saloon.Kecpcrs' Asso-
citation, the object being to resist the pay
ment Of the Scott law tax a large nun.
bcr Of the liquor dealers Of tho city we're
members, there being three honorary
members, N. L. Tyler, our Mayor, George
Kinney, Prosecuting Attorney, and Il fel-
low named Stonebaugll. Recently 4 rcso.
luton was adopted plcdging the support
and vote OF each member to the Demo.
cratic ticket. Mcssrs ]. IL Orwir and
tlenry Kline paid their tax and cXprc csscd
themselves. very plainly that they should
vote for.wlibm they pleased. On Friday a
meeting was held and Mcssrs. Orwig and
Kline Were expelled from tile society, Mr..
!O.,rwig being the treasurer of !. the same.
This was the penalty for their indepcnd.
ence and honesty. q a; t-s {, ,,5s3s.5 "A .
Now what seems curious is that our
Democratic Mayor and Prosecuting At
torney should be honorary members Of il
saloon. keepers association originated to
resist the laws Of the State. They are two
officers whom the people expect to enforce
the laws md ought to be the last to be-
long to such an organization. 4! 3.
The association nas been perverted into
a Democratic machine, and its money and
strength will be used for the success Of the
Dcmocratlctickct There are d few of the
more respectable saloon-keepcrs who have
let the ,associatiomalone, and will not be
compelled to vote for whom few may de-
sirn - q g FL Z - 80
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: n a. !. = - a. - : > ~ =
!, NEWS 1NNKIEE.

s The Cleveland, Ohio & Non.explosiyye
Lamp Company assigned yesterday to
William Walton, who gavo bond in sixty
thousand dollars. Tletamount OF Ilnbili.
ties and assets are not stated. 40 a
Miss Maggie Ratliborn. who went ont
buggy riding with "a. T.: Benedict, drug.
gist. Of Rutland, last might, was reported
by:him to have left the buggy: and shot
herself with; ;a5revolver. The case excitcs
interest. Benedict was arrested and is out
on bail. n ss Y. ~
a warrant has been Issued for the arrest
OF, tAlarcus Nc Claim charged with being
one soi;a party of men, who. on Saturday
night uttacEed'the village Of Maddoxtown,
Ky, fired a number. Of shots and smortaity
wounded Henry Nichols colorcd, t5who
was standing III his door. ~; , n
Judge IS. English, Chief Judge of
the Supreme CourttofS Arkansas %diedbat
noon yesterday ut Ashland, ~ : O. The
remains, will ebrought to Little Rock Tor
intcrnent.a lie was elected Chief Justice
| in 1851, 1864 and 1850, and was for twelve
lyears Masonic Grand Muster Of tho State,
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YOUNG GIRL
nu1NED i,Y 4 BRUTAL 1,Av1sIER.
A Twelve Year Old Maiden Nyaylald On q
Lonely Road ny n Loel,orous Brute
"A Near Oakland, NIL, on sunday--rhoj x Z I
Villain Captured ny the Sheriff.
Special DiTaicht 10 the in.elligencer.

Special Di.paich 10 The Intelligencer. ltf
OAKLAND, .MD., September 1.-This
town is In great excitement over the par.
ticulars OF u heinous and lastardly crime
made known here, this p,orntng. Law.
renee Zcwall, q German farmer, lives with
his family about seven miles north OF Oak.
land, ut Sandy Flat. on the road leading
from Oakland. Yesterday morninghecame
TO Oakland to attend the Catholic church.
His daughter Mary. aged u years was
very anxious to come also,und hastily ycom-
pleting some work in which she was eli.
gagged in, followed on foot. When about
three miles from home she met II young
man riding horseback. lie tdismopnted
and made an assault upon ler and Wool;
her into the woods. She resisted as long
us possible, but was overcome Then to
prevent her cries from being heard Tic
brute forced handkerchief into her
mouth and outraged her. .s7t'
After being Released she, with great iif.
iieulty, niadc her way to Il house, about
half afmilc distant and there told what
had occurred and who her nssailant was.
y nun started after the villain will, aslot.
gun but was unable to 3overtakc him.
Word was then sent to her father and he
Intended to have warrant issued
at once for his arrest but was told
that hc could not do so OH Sun
day. This morning he obtained a war
rant for IpWis Shnrtzors who lnft hnrn
yesterday morning for Accident, where he
formerly lived lie was recognized by
the girl and Immediately after tho com.
mission OF tho crime he continued on his
Journey. Flo is II young German about
% years old. lie has been married about
two years and is a resident of Oakland,
and IN nntlrrtakcr:,nd .iealerin furniture.
Tho Sheriff went after him this morning
and arrested him ut Accident, and return.
ed with him this evening.
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: Something Wrong.

Plrrsnvnon, September .-R. sAl. Ken
nledy. to-day filed IN affidavit OF defense to
the suit Of tcx-statc Treasurer bailey
against the Directors Of the tcfunct Penn
ban bank; to recover on a bond giycnfb the
Directors as security for a deporit Of State
bonds amounting 10 ten nItllousand dollars.
Kennedy disclaims linbilityl.ls u signcr o.
the bond and disputestlle commemorative
right TO recover. In u suit ofithe$Penn
bank against him to $recoverf9sisty.six
thousand dollars overtlfalts, K cnnctyulso
makes y defense claiming that. he never
received overtlrafts,antl had no knowlct &C
Of them until after the close Of the bank. q
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MORNINGS sEPTEaIBER ss4

mel sgi1or suits, while many OF the lar.er
ones Ind on their lawn tennis rcgaiia.
Lawn tennis IL tho game all along these
lakes md every lawn has is net work
s!aKed 70 tho swnnl by red and white
stalls, Occasionally We met row,boats
,smained'' tpaldoxically speaking) by
bright and buyom young iadics whose
grelt pleasure twas 10 row right into tho
swell Of oui boat and buffet tho waves
with streaming hair like so many naiads,
Coming down Lake Clamplain we
would occasionally meet a huge tug with
ratt Of canal boats In tow. These tows
arc innde.up atplaiisbnrg, Rouse's Point
ana Other. places, (somo OF them ut Mon
trcai) , and 10 through to Whitehall, ut the
upper end of tic like, where they are
broken up and transferred to the Cliump-
lain anti hudson canal, going through In
that Wny to- Troy and Albany, and tl,onts
down. tho Hudson river, to New York.
They 80 down with lumber, building
stoie, lime, &c., and bring back all sorts
OF heavy freight, including Pennsylvania
anthracite coal -'5!a z. Ia ~ -. =,
Just before we reached what IL known us
SllclDlrnc Point VIC yot our first view of
this city. The luke suddenly widcncd out
and formed graceful indenturc, like the
curve Of great bow, OH the Vermont
shore. Witnin tliis curve, built UP like
an ampliitheater street above street, until.
aslope OF $50 feet WIS reached at the top, ),
was y scene Of city and country, or, classi-
cally speaking, sin urbe, such as even
nm Old and nntlihr-invcledyoyagerrarcly looks
upon, II seemed to cover enough ground
and to lavc frees enough and lawns
enough for u city Of several, times its pop
ttfation. Riding through its shaded streets
(clm nnd maple trees Mostly to my place
oi destination, my attention was attracted
by the ample grounds-mostly closc-sha-
ven lawlisTsurrounding its residences,
and so more thap ordinary were very many
OF these houses nnl SO extraordinary wore
some oftthcm ,in their proportions and
that l could hardly resist IN
that this place must be a sum
mcr resort of wealthy and woll.to.do peo-
pic. H. :
u But. OF this and other subsequent i'm.
plrressions will speak in another letter.
'Iiis letter is long enough to call for II hnlt
right here. Il .a,l- / =, .7,..,l5lA lAv.r
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American Cattle In Canada. F.

LoSpoS, September1. Right Hon. John
George Dolson, Chancellor Of the Duchy
OF Lancaster, speaking At a meeting Of
f'rmers today, stated tl,at the Canadian
authorities had Informed the Government
that they were not yet prepared to lake
the responsibility Of. relaxing the rcstric-
tons placed upon the admission OF cattle
from the United States into Canada. iiThe
proposals OF M, Morton l'rewcn, the Wy
oming cattle king, for tho shipment OF
American cattleNiai CanaCla to England is
therefore in abeyance for the present. fss
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Another Appeal for Food.

HELENA, ,MoxrASA, September r1.-Gov:
crnor Crosby has again tciegraphed secrc.
tary. Teller that the agents appointed to
investigate the condition Of the Picgan In.
,lians Mt the Blackioot agency report that
they arc slowly wasting away from starva.
ton, and that the deaths average one pei
day. as Governor, and in the name o.
the people, Of humanity and justice, lie
protests against the nation,s wards being
kept in such II pitiable and starving condi