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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29

HFr.b ffe hN fnlnefthle l0'hiH w ne
dsn1.f.iI0 aimHf fhf tmrtlfn r'nm'
lssf tH ailtUfa'ttf. hul the rfte ~ he
uHt..r.d iut ti afest a. though w'esid
hH bloody nafes. Fabricated bfiihtf,
trFa,at.f, ani close ut'
Ton lioy. WtnTsu ft,H'u,s, OF t'Nar,
hss r.sin ben u'ard lrIm at the Sea- co.
va. Jb'csro. Wacn there IN lss1, be-
msds more toru alton than any other
delegate from The Lone 5,ar State, us his
remarks wt,e truthful, ioio,ble, nod cal
Culaisd ~ mRks an impression. His
Last ,il1rl Is not whft We are here for, but
he comes 20 the ifoat hrayely Tor Arthur.
A special correspondent OF the Globe
Democrat, II the city by ihe
isEss wires his paper the following
The Hon. WEBrER FLASAGAE, At Texr,
who hes been in Chicago Tor some weeks,
ha, employed large portion OF bis time In
correspondence with friends In the south,
TRis correspondence shows that the Efforts
/ OF BLAINE md other opponents OF PREsi'
DIST ARTHUR 10 divide the vote OF the
,outh have absolutely failed. Although
I the literary bureaus have been worked TO
their fullest extent, and promises
a eiliaisl patronage have been
made IN all quarters. not q single
delegate who was for ARTHUR Il. the Start
/ has deserted HIN, but, on the contrary, be
| ia constantly obtaining accessions from
amoug those who havs been counted
ag.inst him. Tha south 10 so!idliying 10
rapidly ths, Il now looks a. though 1t
would bn almost solid tor the president.
| Oae OF tie sIgns ip inst IL now seems GER
tain that the president will get the entire
vJ,e OF Missouri, except, perhaps, tine Elk
o seven votes when may he controlled for
LOGAN. The following extract ficm phi
,,e letter received to-day by Mr., FLASA.
oAs from 8 gentleman in high position at
Washin p'on, shows Whist the feeling Is
there: "The outlook from this standpoint IL
of the heat, and Do r"t doubt our ability 10
nominsts AKTBUE. / dou'I believe that
Mr.. BLAINE expects 10 be nominated *
cept, perhaps, by u mirscle. The opposi.
tion TO him IL too pronounced and too bit
ter ia certain quarters 10 give him founda-
ton for hope TO escape the fate OF GRANT in
1850. who had pimil,r bitterness to con-
tend with, though in q dill rent quarter.
Everybody recognizes that the president
has done well and deserves well OF his
party. Surrounded BY unusual difficulties,
no has pulled us through and given us q
sure chanre Of winning where disaster
seemed. inevitable. The good common
sense and common justice OF the people ia
rising up to demsni that ARTHUR shall
no, be Get aside for gu experimental clndi-
| date
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LETTER CARRIsR INSPECTOR.

C. b. Clapp, of Burlington, lows, regular
government inspector of the letter carrier
system, who is making tour of such offices
In the state as have carriers, lett last even
ing for Fort Worth after several days
sojourn here, to pass upon the claim OF
that town TO have carriers. 1t requires O
town of 10000 Inhabitants to entitle 1t to
carriers. He will recommend that three
mcrs carriers be added to the present num-
Der, Elk, making nine in all.
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HOCKDALE,

RocKpALE, May 20 Especial -Jsmes
X. Giies, ESQ.,, ex MAYOR OF kocknf'e,
accompanied bv hi family, left on yes'er-
dhy's train for Big Springs, ~ which p ace
ne will locate permanently. A. token
of the esteem IN which no was held by his
many friends and ALTO OF Roesdsls lodge,
No. 2Si. |. o. o, f., oil which no 10
worthy memb.r, the entire lodge, and
many citizens, escorted Mr.. Giles 10 the
depot to bid himself aud family gnod-oye,
and wish for their success aud prosperity
in future years.
Miss Annie Kidd, a beautiful and &C.
oomplished Young lasy Of Wsxahachie, Ii
visiting Rockds!e.
The instruments OF the Rockdnle b-sss
band arrived this tn1raing and the In
.tructor is expected to-day; and ct no
distant day We will be able 10 furnish hne
music.
Weather clear.
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Mr.. SAGE had cold puts, calls and spreads
to the amount OF many millions, and when
the panic occurred the puts and spreads
rolled in on him until he grew giddy end
barred out the holders of privileges, or as
1t is called on the street, he clay down on bis
privileges" 1t was at that time that GOULD
displayed sympathy that closely resembles
genuine kindness and possibly was ouch.
BE borrowed 81 SOC, 600 and rushed around
with it to the old mans relief. When the
TWO stood together behind the closed shut
tiers, and figuring out the cash against the
liabilities, discovered that the losses were
100000 in any case, the picture, in the
dim light, strongly resembled pair of
crocodilts-it is said they wept.
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The Eirst Outlook.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Reports Of q thou-
sand Correspondents Of the National Prees
and the Battlers Advocate, from all parts
Of the United States, regarding the fruit
crop, say the apple crop, is the largest eyer
known. There will be only half crop Of
peaches and pears. The prospect for .
very large crop Of small fruits is very
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SUGAR has declined 20 per cent. within
We =, indeed Muscavado has declined 20 per
ceat, This is attributed to beet root sugar
of Europe. by which our planters are being
beat bodily. But the cane sugar beats the
beet root when it comes to making coffee
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MIDLAND.

MIDLAND. May 81 Especial. I-Carpen-
tiers com menced work on the new depot to-
day, ahd it will be buried forward to com.
pletion. This section has been blessed
with fine rains for ths past few DAYS, assur-
ing good crops OF potatoes and other vege.
tnhler, planted heIebouts.
Our county surveyor has been employed
two days 10 locating new ranches in this Vi
cinity.
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A "BuLGE" occurred yesterday in stocks
North western, Lsokawahna aud Western
Union advap csd from 3 to 8 per cent. But
Erie didn't advance. 1t has the GRANT II
WARD fever too badly to recover under Elk
months.
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AUSTIN, May 27.-TSpecial.l-P Proceed.
iugs 10 the supreme court-afirmed: Parks
Va CoRglns. from Brown; Seit VIZ. Ham
mon, from Robertson; Pierce vs.. Jackson,
from Bosgue.
Reversed and r"'nsnded: Houston d.
Texas Central vs.. HutueC ma wife, from
ShackIeford; Porter cid vs.. Harper, from
Ellis: Mckinney VS.. Thorn. from Hood;
Gail, Colorado & Santa Fee railway VS..
Slryson, rom Johnson.
Reversed and remanded: Adams d
Wlcks Vs. H 1use, from San Saba.
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MIL(.ICAN,

MLLIoAE, May 27.-[Special] = More thnn
100 families here have Deen forced to leave
the Brszos river bottom on account OF the
overflow. IT is higher than has been known
for a number of years. The water has
fallen nearly q foot to-day. No mails since
Saturday.
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FOIiT WORTH,

FoRT WORTH, May 23.- [Specia l]-G. r
Newton. esq who was srrett.d with Others
some time syo on q CHARGE OF robbing an
elt German Of thirteen $40 gold pi, ces, was
released from custody TO day on bond, the
cash being sent from Missouri. whsrs
Nawton formerly lived. The guilty man
~, Ia $3.50 h4f fl1r = states nvid suce and
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HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRINGS, May 27.-[Special. IA
crash came here today in the suspension
Of The Hot Springs National bank. Doors
were opened mr. business as usual this
morning, but after an hours experience
payment was suspended and tho doors
closed. The banks capital Is
$4,000 and deposits held az
eregate $4,000. Tho Stockholders are
weslthy ciuzsns, and 1t ia Lot probable
that the depoeitors will suffer. Many vsi-
tors are among the depositorr, aud not a
few are seriously embarrassed by the
failure.
The proceedings of the impeachm ent
against Mayor Thomas +. Linde resulted
last night in the mayors suspension from
office. The charges sustained were meN-
fe.sRnce in the discharge OF duty. Alder
man Taylor wss appointed temporary
mayor. A special election will be held,
aud Linde 10 preparing to seek vindicstion
at the poll,.
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON. May 27.-[Special. ]-Mr. w.
J, Jacobs, an old and prominent member
of the NJ echanics Fire company, died to-day
Of consumption. He belonged to the
Knights of Honor, Masons and WorkDeu.
He viii be buried tomorrow by the tire
departm emit and Mseons.
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PARIS.

PARIS, May 27.-[Special. ]-Some newly
arrived capitalists nave secured grounds
ior the erection OF very extensive cotton
seed oil mills in this city. The con,r act
for all necessary buildings will be closed in
ten days aud work will commence at once
to get ready for the fall crop
The rains seem TO have ceased, and we
are now having some fine farming weather.
Considerable interest is being manifested
in the congressional race between Cheno.
wath and CulbersOn,
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GENERAL GRANT spoke spitefuily of the
Cuban insurgents. He is angry because
they disturb planters and bulled the Ha-
vana cigar market. II he let's those boys OF
bis handle his purse he will DO glad year
hence to get Wheeling stogas, three for
nickle.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, NAV 27.-[Specisl. I'VE re-
ceivsd Houston and Galveston mail today,
the fret for q week.
George Wimberly, of the Texas & Pacific
shops, lost two fingers of his right hand yes
terday while working a planer.
The engine attschsd to passenger train
No. l ran into the rear Of a freight traia
near Jefferson to-day. The engine and car
were badly damaged. There were no Other
casualties.
In the case OF Sixto Garcia VS.. the Texas
& Pacific railroad, for damages in the sum
Of $50, goo for personal and oil sorts OF dam
age, the jury failed to agree and wore dis
charged.
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NIgEoLA, May 81 -[Spscial. 1.-The clos
ing exercises OF the coiored free scholl COM
menced yesterday, and will close Thurs
day right with exhibition exercises. Hon
J. q. Buchanan, state senator, will deliver
3 10 the colored folks on that
Jcs,.sioE..
The closing exercises Of the pnblic (whits)
schools will teke place next week. Ga
Monday the first, second and third grades
will be examined. The fourth, fifih and sixth
grades wilt be examined on Tuesday, and
the seventh grade and high school will be ex.
smined on Wednesday and Thursday. The
annual address will be delivered on thurs.
day ut II O'Clock, by Hon. W. Fl. Goodale,
o, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. During the
four days the examination OF
the classes will be in.erspeysen
with recitatione, essavs and mu.
sic. The grand exh, bition will take place
at the spscious hall OF the new shoo, build
ing on Thursday night, which will consist
of decamations, essays, recitations, and
vocal and instrumental music. The friends
and patrons of the school are cordially in.
vted to sttend.
The rain has about let up, and the farmer
Ia 10 danger OF beir & mobbed who i. caught
outside his field on fair day. With good
seasons in iutpre We will yet have good
crops. e
County cour\ lsss in session Mt Qu,,man
yesterday and To-day, bus no business OF
great interest has come up.
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STRONG improvement is noticeable in the
stock markets, the evidence in chief being
the advance of values in shares recently
sufferers, the advance in some instances
being per cent. in week, or nearly
restoration to the rates had before the
crash. Government securities are recover
ing from a stage OF depreciation last week,
lower than had been the case for eleven
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Troy, N. Y, May q "A blescher in
Wilson's straw board mill at Waterford ex-
plodsd last nigh, tore the building +, piecee,
killed James Reddish, Edward Kellv, NJ.
A. Shay, M. O. Reed, and John Hefsrman.
-Four others were slightly injured. Loss,
Sis O00 e4r
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"a Rawback.".

NEW YoRk, May 27.-Fslse rumors have
been circulated here and probably IN other
cities this morning thar Secretary Lincoln
had been killed. The Secretary il at his
desk In the war department. to- day in usual
health
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TYLER.

TYLER, May 27.-TSpecial. THE first
train from the south on the Interna-
tioual & Crest Northern came IN last night,
bringing the first mail from that direction.
since week o.day. Trains on this road
road are ali behind today. Trains on the
usrrow- guaee have not been resumed.
Federal court adjourned to-day for the
term. The bar and people generally are
well pleased With the new Federal Officisls,
Jud I've Sabiu and Marshal Tracy.
District court convenes here on the 10th
pr oximo.
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TEXAREANA,

TExARKANA, May 7.-[Special lin the
preliminary trisl Of Charles and Buck
Moores for killing William OlayburD, Hat
urday last, before Judge Bell, they waived
examination and I'VE bond for 81 600 each
for their appearance before the grand jury
In September next.
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SAN SABA.

SAN SABA, May 2T.-[Specisl. To-day
We have hac another heavy rain, and the
crop. are looking finely, but fears are en-
tertaiped that the wheat cannot be all
safely harvested. Times have very much
improved since the cattle drive, and bus
ness is good. The Colorado river has been
up most o the time for three weeks.
Rolla Ryan is playing here, with good
houses.
Our ice factory is supplying the town
with ice.
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ATTENTION. Is called TO the syllabus III the
c,se OF w. ]. KAHN ys. State OF Texas, pub
lishsd TODAY. Opinion in full By JUICE
HURT Is given.
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EAGLE Pass. Nay H.-[5pecial Great
excitement is still existing concerning the
terrible double murder OF Smith and Rob-
srtson, Mexican teamsters, near 6abinae,
Mexico, on Saturday evening. The Amer.
loans of this side are open In their con-
dsmnatiop of the secret manner
of their taking off. b. ].
Reideep, United States corsul at
Pledrss Negrss, went to the scene OF death,
made come unsatisfactory. inyesfio"''o-,
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M w NJ yet tad q tishgsy fhhbefy IN
Ptln rInlh ennhtY, Qiie ofned " ti'lt
n ~ vent In tufsnli ~ ihe fnpbefi hui Ne
W. NO moss has been fatelysi ifom thtm.
suInnAN.
tmfrula, MAY ~ Especial J III Erps
nud nll Luwr, a'ihs Undrfw0uNi thstitl
with rlrb.nF iru mali httSren uailtsviile
ana Whitnah, ~, have been removed nom
our iill 10 Dan r, whofe they VII b.. lied
dufing tho present term u tne uhlitd
LiAien court
The nosr0, llonse, charged With Asssnll
upon young laoiss NJ Denia0n, WA 'titd IA
the district court to-day. Tbs prisoner
having ia led TO employ counsel tbs oNur'
appointed Judge Cook 10 repIssent him
Defendant pleaded glilty aud was sem
fenced 10 tho penilsulipTy Tor fourteen
years,
Tho commissioners appointed to select
iist OF Jnrymtn tosrsa st ths next term
OF our courts. presented this morning ils'
OF 800 Games aud were discharged
Tho warm sunshine which va have had
for the inst several days bids fair 10 con-
time. tits exactly suitable for growing
vegetation and makes the heart OF the
farmer glad.
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TO MAG.AHEAo


az have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa.
t,Ori.tyyo years, ausl nave tried ten different
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done mt any good. They have
cleaned me ont nicely. My appetite Is
have natural passages. j feel like new
man." W. d. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
Soidevervrherc G:,c. Office, "A Murray St.,N.Y.
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MINERAL WELLS.

MINERAL WELLS, MAY q -[Special. IA
dsrirg highway robbery was committed at
q o,clock This afternoon on the mountain
hstwsen this place and Millssp. Mr.. Janu.
srv' Who runs . hack netween here and
Willssr. was held up by man displaying
tgn ak shooters and ordered him and q
drummer BY the name Of Harry Marks, who
rsureseurs Randall & Nephews, OF Dallas,
10 get out and hand over their cesh and
watches. Mr.. Marks contriouted
Nr. lair uary $50 with bis watch and chain
To Inc missiopary cause. The robbery oc-
cnrred in Perker county, about 100 yards
east Of ibe Pelo Pinto county hue, inst
o" - :. .s..a.rnr 40 Lee 30 - ~
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ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, May 27-[5pecisl. l-Charles
German was msrrisd to Mrs. Anna Alden
this morning at O'Clock. The happy
couple left on this days tram for Dallas.
Farmers are looking more cheerful The
raiDs have ceased, aud they are beginning
to kill some OF the grass and weeds. The
outlook is now for one-half cotton crop,
and two thirds Of corn. Oats are very fine,
unless they rust.
Burglars entered ]. d. Johnson's kitchen
Sunday night. Butter, -four, bacon and
some wine are mi'sinf.
Our convention at Lindell sent to Fort
Worth. J. NJ. Adams, R. G. Stone, DR.. A.
G. Oliver, L NJ. Rush, w. Il. Duncan,
Robert Huffines and Henry Dennis,
without instructions ae to presidential
vote, Tilden and Thurman being
both endorsed. They are instructed against
the two-thirds rule, in state and county
conventions. DR.. l.. M. Rush, We hope,
will be sent to Chicago. He is faithful
democrat, and will reflect the sentiments
Of northeast Texas, and do honor to himself
in the national convention, if he should be
sent there.
Our mayor, DR.. P. A. Skeen, has received
a com mission as honorary district commits
sioner TO the Worlds ieir from this district.
lie il beginning to sound The matter
abroad, and will work up some good ex.
hibits from our county.
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+ UT I S
p 1 L.. 1 t.. 8 s
TORPID BOWELS,
DIS . e . Z n ED LIVER
and HH AL ARIA.

From these sources arise threefourtns a.
.he diseases Of the human race. Yfsss2
symptoms indicate their existence: Loss "a
Appetite, Bowels cOstivc, Sick McaAis
excrtion OF body or mind, Eructati0n
OF food, IrritaSility OF temper, Low
spirits, A feeling OF having neglected
sOino duty, Dizziness, Flutte ring Mt the
Heart, Diets before She eyes. highly cole
Ored Uriue, CONSYkFATlON, and de-
mand the use of d remedy that acts directly
on the Liver. AsaLivcr medicine TUFTS
PILLS have no equal. Their action on tho
Kidneys and Skin IL also prompt; removing
engcrs of the systsm," producing appe.
lite, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear
skin and n vigorous body. TgfTT'S FtLLs
cause no nausea-or gripping nor inf"rtere
with daily work and are :, perfect
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lhe guilty tadts. Thefe ~ y noiietstls
sbseiifa ~ aoiiviiy o. the hafi N The Htsis
otn officers IN reward ! tnufia m secure
the fulliV pafiifi, aud contracted with
'nfif uptr umau fxsfilons ~ osnlufei
isl and mnlifeat any hmetlctn. gnlliy OF
nfime In that oounifV, this loofs ON.
lnous. Their general conduct
asema 10 ha clnady, an utter
ind ference ~ 10 whether the murderer
are usplIr.d M nni A dog watch IL
lhouFht wss with M. Murdered men when
they lett Habinln, was slghlly wounded
ln this h,nd by the heavy firing,
but, Nth moro than human fidelity,
remained win the hOdlci if0m BatuItsy
until M0u1.y evening", preventing oeyoies
aud huggaI0s from iniuring the dead msp.
When the train came along he ran along
eide aud nv his totions induced u
br.ksmsn 10 20 with him. In this way
the mems bodies were found. They were
terribly swolen aud disHgured by vermir,
90 much 10 that they were
buried near the spo, where they fell,
tern post norton examination by tho
alcade 81 " neigh boring VI lsre. Som~ day
they will ne removed o. the United Sta,es
and buried with the rites fine churcn. In
the meantime. pending the iruitless inves'
tig.t.on going on, Americans viii walk
more Cd, eiuily than ever amongst ous Mex
lean nelGhtots.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29
NEWS By SPECIALS.

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Mineral Vol; A Dallas Drummer
Was Held Up.
Marshall: A Heavy Damage Suit Comes
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Texarkann: The Moore Brothers Bailed
on Small Sums.