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Commercial Crashes.


NEW YORK, jar. 25.-Failures for the
last several days in the Urited States were
237: Canda, 80; total, 3l7, against 425 the
previous week.
YetTERDAy's FAILURES.
DprsoIr. Jan. 25.-Joseph Kuhn, who has
done bushes, in this city for the past thirty
wears as a privats banker, money lender
and real estate and steamship agent. has
suspended payment. HI customers were
mainly among the German working people
of whom great number had deposits with
Kuhn. Assets estimated at $4,000 IN
solid property Hts liabilities are not yet
known. but it Is tesred are mucn greater.
wealthy and has handled millions OF dol
lars. He now declares that he shall sacrf-
See every dollars worth of his property nee.
essary to proie ct his creditors. The fall
ure occasions "reat surprise.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, Jan. 24.-[Spscial Tho Silver
King had largo turn out last night. The
cold weather did not interfere with our peo.
pie and it is pronounced the best show OF
the season. We commend them 10 all who
have an opportunity to see this grand play,
THE Silver King"
G Z. McFaddeD, who made consign-
ment on last Saturday, will open his doors
tomorrow and close ont his stock.
j. Field, Sc. Louis; FL. Dansmau, st..
Louis; d. B. Kmball. Syracuse, New
York; i. ]. Roddis, Dallas, are all guests
at the Blnckley,
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The Nav York San saws upon becoming
convinced that there was no use trying tc
,eyiye the Wall street corpse, Mr.. Gould
seems to hays lost his head and began to
talk, Almost every day brought out al
interview with him in one paper or another
Now il man lie hin begins to talk it is
invariably sign of wes knsss on his part.
a;alks only when he is powerless 10 set.
l. ia well known that tiuanciers and raj =
road maenates hate the press, aud nave re
course to it only in the extrems. The
moment The so.called "big men" begin to
talk look out; there must be some hing
wrong, From he failure Of Mr.. Gould to
turn the natural tide Of the msrket origi.
natsu the Wall street lumnr that he was
b.uiy hurt. and that he does NOT know how
to slave off the danger that bank
ing institutions will cali ia sono Of their
loans to him. Talking upon this
subject, Sig. Morosini said on Saturday:
"AIl this talk is absurd. Nobody knows
Mr.. Gould's position and resources better
than do and can assure you that he is
better off than ever. He has less stock than
he over had. and whatever he has is paid
for. Whenever he hands me a package and
says: "Morosini, put it in the vault, l
know 1t is q new lot of securities which
viii never see daylight again till they show
big profit. No one has any idea OF the
i'm mense wealth of this mau. His income
is perfectly fabulous, and it Is constantly
accommodating. He does not spend anything
at all, and the interest and dividends con.
stantiy hesped, 20 into fresh investments.
The idea that Mr.. Gould is speculating as
he did formerly is erroneous. He goes in
to the Market nowadays only when he
wants to buy something at cheap price or
to sell OF high price something which he
has got in the vault, and which shows him
a good profit"
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ThurIos Weed an ~

| ihufl0W Meeu AN ~
Ii Was my Osn habit dufins
Oi scIIv. journalism 10 iepuv
Ih'ss s,iTIlns appeal. To ne
JieT .snlimsnIs aud symp
American people. l had o
which might very properly ~
observed. Ihls vas % n
ten or twelve years q
from their historical iniere
luenee, or from thtir poeiio
sure 90 attract general atteniionWN0oRU
general admiration. These articles would
20 the sw,pspcr rounds, ana were read nos
only with interest by sucn ~ has never be-
iOIs met with lhem, but proved ift,h and
grateful 10 suon as had seen them oe-
fore. think your readers viii Thank You
tor now pub lsBlus one OF these ,rucIes.
Il IL, 40 wi be- steu, very 0eau ilul de-
scrinlIOn vi tue prrsnn, msnler hao!ss, np-
pearance miracles aud Character Oi the Sar
ylor. The account Is p,cuilarly valuable
IA not only comipg iTOm "a contemporary.
out one high IA authority.
Tue SAVIOR,
Description al J-sus ~ iIuoius Lentutus~
president oI Judea la the reign oI Tioerius
Caesar,
there lives, 1t this time, In Judss man
of tInku,Ar virtue, whore mans ~ jesus
Christ, whom the bsIbsriNns -sie' IN rs .
prophet, but II n-'-' love aud
Aiore MIN MS u u. p"rE a tlo IN
mortar uDus hc 'HN.H hHHA N"2 W AZ
uom thsr sray-i .H4 hers hi, lprt OF
diseases with NO re- touch. 20 na
,Rli man, aud wei 8n.pr', hu liable
aUdreveTened aspt To- 40 n .l u. Hhnr th0
eau hardly be ms cl'i 'slilu.A' rare
fui curls, wav'nv 400 .al y the
crown % he head EupL'ng a. su am 70
he front after the isah,un ,, igv NI- irites,
his forehead high large aUu lgu -Ja,lg; biz
cheeks without sI3t ~ Ngi'k,r, hosutihI
With . lovely red: his NOSE .uy month
formed with exquisite symmetry; his beard
mex, and Of "a color suitable "a his hair,
reaching below his chin aud parting
in the mlddl. like u fork; mis- eyes bright
oup, clear aud serene; look innocent, dig
niiird, muuly and ma ure; IA proportion OF
hndv most psrircg end captivating; his
..HUg lUr tru. WHt' du'rC .aole 20 behold.
Va .rcrusy. Wi.r waIesl3, counsels with
an iu.s,. h,s oDylu R!dnss, who her In
y nd ~ uern hciug eloquent aud grave. NO
.u.. h-s srvU hin (. Uru, yet his answer|
20. zee i,IGiy u.ts'a nut ho hes ir9
uneuL!y Nrps .l1i r -f. nee OF men.
s- ,. nprIs,r, modest and wne. Il ,.a.
me- ,tf't Nrdiu4rF H, Iiy aud divine per-
. ns. srrndssicf children OF men in
every sense.
40. 5 lyiur is so seldom recognized in
pro ane his ory that tins cor iirmainrv con-
,rihu ion to his peri"Guons l. especially
vr'ush,", - lIo'respOhdence New -ioik
Tribune.
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NASHVILLE.

)Ie.O Js,q 25.-[Special.l-A fire
61 last night at II o'clock in the
az loom Of Alt Holmes saloob, being
eorner storszfon Main and Seventh
reefs. burning I'd two two'story stone
,ildiprs ownsd " d. A. Hammock and
* w. Hammock. The lire was
|,seh IA the Courtney building, occupied
III ~ Watkins &Co. Many goods were
|imassd in being carried from othef
uousesl Following Is a list OF losses:
w. v. Hammock--BuildiD valued at
$500; insurance, $3.50.
r. A. Misunderstanding, valued at
1900: no insurance. "
Aft HoImes-SSoon, vsiusd ~ % .ooV; IN
4 Rance, $1,000. .o
II. D. Brown-General merchandise, 49,.
b1; Insurance, $500.
Ii. l.. Watkins Il Co.-Merchandise DAM
| ped So 500; fully insured.
Moore & Parks-Sandles and harness
Esmave 81 600; fully insured.
Fouts & Douster-Genernl merchandise
amagc, 81 500; fully insured.
NV, B1yd-G.Deral merchandise and
loon. damage, $4,000; no insurance.
P. Vogle-Boot shop; damage, $l5O; nc
The origin of the FIRE is unknown.
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Bolton, Jan. 25.-TSpecial. 1.-The Lam
pasas amateurs will give an entertainment
here tomorrow night in the operah house
for thu benefit of the the Protestant Episco.
pol church at that place.
The Sc itch Of our city are having grand
supper to night Of the city hill.
The thermometer registers very low.
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Educated housekespers, who have tried
all the baking pewders, say that Dr..
Prices Cream Baking Powder agrees bat
ter with the stomach than any otter made.
The best test of its purity is of its being
used to-day as it has been for years IN a
million homes, aud the best test as to its
nicely and strength is the test ot tue oven.
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COMANCHE.
CoMANcHR, Jan. Is. Especial The
al W. nnaiDR doya the vest side
NIENIA.

MEYtA, Jan. 81 Special 1.-The liabili.
ties Of Mcs.ley Bros, of this place and
Dsnison, who were attached and then made
an assignment, amount to $4,000. They
had meeting here to-day with creditors
who represented about $4,000 of the
claims. After full showing the creditors
believed Moseley Bros. could not pay so
cents on the dollar even II the attachments
and assignm ant we're Withdrawn. The
meeting adjourned without accomplishing
any thing IL the way OF securing q so,tle.
ment o! the claims. Tho creditors believe
the assets will not pay more than 80 70 40
cents on the dollar.
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TERRELL, Jan. 25 -[special.I-P. PETER
g. Co.. of ct. Louis, attached to-day in the
United States court the Underwood store
house ard garn'shed the assignee. Their
claim is for So 1877 %
Tna iury in the Burkeurood Investigation
adionrusd without any decided results.
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SAN ANTONIO.

AN ANroNIa Jan. % Especial Major
kwell Copwood, who arrived in town
morning gives an account OF The
ud,pg OF a man on the train between
Christi and Laredo, Some mali.
sperson fired through the windows OF
|,e train while twas passing and the bullet
sssng through the window struck pas.
anger under the ear infiicting an ugly
Iound. The latter Ia now in tbs city under
edicat attendance.
William was Q colored porter engaged for
,metime past at the grocery OF George
phroeder. Missing him at his accustomed
[ur Mr. hioeder went to his room and
Iuud hini sad. There were no marks Of
IOeuce. Z ne deceased vas much addicted
vh.sky md often hossied that when he
Bad not acc ignor he drans solution OF
Unlicensed I've. His throat bore no evidence
n h1rpiER, but halt emptied can of I've
fss aund iu bis rooM. There WAS nothing
d jutify The report II suicide. 1t is SELL
aidgnt cRly X drunken carelessnsSj.
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Horrible.

ELGrN, Ills, Jan. 25.-The report reachf 3
here that William Coombs. a farmer DO
wears old. living five m lies south of Elgin,
attempted to cut his wife's throat. In her
diving sgonies she wsenched the weapon
rom him and fatally st.enpd hun.
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omo.e NJ msn N me n in,h 49, n NJ,
/ b. n hsf1nsht N A'ffsndnf n ffffi
Aisp, q letter hsn The pnftfu HHef ~
efst No fsfpnffa a. fhn hnhff fffH.H 'Iu IA
frfafi a. sfnHnl'fufsf l1 ne . ~ fuuIu
ifauds, fqIssi.nF the namss 81 rfis
Indebted 10 The lIFsfnmrnt ard ~ VII
hesfss upln shum tho npTsfnmant 90.
isn.fi ~ frly In the prosecutions ~ such
persons. Referred.
The poe nasier general Informs The hnuss
that an iismix Il iIst ~ expenditures 10 be-
ing prrpafsd, sut II " detrimental ~ the
pnblo interests ~ rive tho names ~ Pc.
sons Indebted 20 the government and pro-
posed witnesses.
Adjourned,
The session tomorrow IL Tor debate on
the Fiiz jain Porter bill, No bu.ineis will
be transacted except the reception al q re-
port from the CON uitis on agriculture.
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hooded ne hF htr sitfsf lss4slsoav
81 ne dfrsutsi liits aisp, snf bseG3
fsln 10 ssf nc heed fnd disIisy HE sssGy
ad
YN aal sucker ihst fll hsys tes ~
~ = Tsf N ifsfn stms sshse," hovSo4
the bnlly
i1'. o. I Nish tef would stains . fss ~
her sms'irf. N yer fOn'i ktk ne coins
bly,, add pea sane sians 81 me III new
~ yer ifen 40 mafe
'O,, sin't Fo' 20 time 90 do yer 40
vo's "Is'urnsd Bill' ,vlfniuly;, 10 -
h'rea grip or ter run over yer Ihen
sent nn vhisilinE. ~hi,- the Ittle boy
yeIssi himself an dsor al humanity ~
hurIing a sroshsll al DIS ant poiiosmsn."
-lChicsEo kes-
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TROUPE,

Jan. 25-TSpsciaI. l-several
go JUICE g. w. Stonel died and
or $1,000 in gold buried some
his farm. He died and carried
with him to the grave. Poor rel
kprned the loss Of the cash, but
been earnest in their forts to
lddeu place, and to-day they
rewarded by finding fitty.five
ices in an old tin can In a potato
tement IL high and many ex.
tiles are expected to start out
y.
ora are prevalent Regarding the
pdition of oneof our largest dry
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Ho5sroN, Jan. 25.-[Special]-M Gil
ert, Who about week ago evaded her
urse during the night and wandered away
|om hee home while temporarily insane,
W. ydead upon the prairie about five
4 Brays Bayou this morning.
dently persisted in the norther
as she was clad In her night
Gpwn negro woman was found
Il of a hause In the fifth ward
&. and the. coroner's jurY rem
erdict that she vas frozen to
jury also held quest over
he'd Laaripe "A who was
I'd In bed thio M IL and the
= :. :ass she 60 = as''n fro"
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CORsICANA.

CoRRIoAsA, Jan. 25,-ISpsc'a'.l - Robert
s, Lane, employed 80 Inter at the oil mill,
while engaged In starting his Inter ysstcr.
day evening was caugh. by large belt
pud thrown to the story below. a diatancs
~ ssuty feet, irhoturiug his skull and in
iirllng other injuries from which it Is sup
pNFtd he will die.
OILY 800 bales OF cotton are lsft in the
yH.j, here.
. special train from Waco arrived this
,ysr'n, bringing James Msckey and bride.
nNs Hiss Ida Sp.rks, OF Waco. Tssy were
ace 1DI . ,nied by = number Of friends and
osas Jps Joyous party. A reception will
! {. ts.derei them tonight BY tae W. A
w. social club.
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Another Tender.

NEW YonK, Van. 25.-The testry Of
ity church tend nstSa .pse y
TOR Of IL
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vs. By SPECIALS
defs VI The North rstas 4 Ia,
In sssslog NJ fJlef.
No Fire sweeps away Part 81
Uat,svllis.
Death of u Devoies Of Drink
tsin Antonio.
~ schosi Teacher Found
? Near Houston.
st Troupe-Great Rx-
pt Thereat.
Ga\ ns AyaIn-Addiiion.
All'ks'i.n'.
State SeC' BY Wire.
Death of u Devoies Of DrlpL
o. Nan Antonio.
st Troupe-Great Rx-
UT Thereat.
Ga\ns AyaIn-Addiiioa'
vAl''ks'I.n'.
State SeN, BY Wire
TYI.fIA

Jan. 5-[spsAial.l-At a meet
se stockholders Of \the North Texas
SARA rai.r ,Ad, held in this city to-
he following gentIemA Ia were unani.
y elected directors i&r the ensuing
towii: james 7. D'ngiss, Tyler,
,; II. Is, HUBBARD, Tfirr, Texas;
mss 7, Hurley. Loouon, AEngland; T..
Viilisms, Tyler, Texas; 4oha DuIst,
n, Texas; J. ~. Lindsey, hGsinesvilie,
n; Hr.m A. b GOD, FitchbArg. Magsa'
air.; JOB Gun,.r, sherman, AreIas; IL.
Lswlsri, Tyler, Texas.
dirpau.s IN regular nessioAl elected
blowing ,iiicars Tor tn. ensrl ng year,
lt Exc governor Il. b. Huboakt, presi.
Majr J, p. Douglas, frat vid--pesi.
-.pa general manager; Thofpas J..
by, Ne&ond vicn pre,ident and financial
Colonel w. Il. hughssa DALLAS,
3, treS urer; II. q. Asxsw, Eyler,
Q, sGdtSr; Jonn II. Bonner, Tyler,
", secrAsvy.
essts. Hk'bosrd, Whitaker rrf AoHnt,
electedfs general a'torr eg'
he folio sxpg directors w''c a,uNtNl IS
executive corn mittes: yat1-s Z, Doug
u. @. WILLIAMS and X b. Hubbard.
bonneli, lawson Il Simpson we're Ep-
nted the BANKERS for the company IA
M York City.
the steckhoidera' meeting inst acted tho
kctors to procure an amendm, nt % Tue
krter for too extension oi tho rns'r i'ne
Ward fro,. Tyler via Henderson, --asx
ntv TO tho Louisl ana l,ne: also tor n lire
BALI as, aud from poln, In Collin county,
Denton, Wise ana Young to Archer
hnty and 10 New Mexico, The main
Q ALREADY includes the counties between
Ter and Gainesville. rSxss.
Many Of the Stockholders and directors
tluds we'll known railroad men aud bank.
! and real esta,s ngu cs'i's HHn'r" OF Tex;
|. which iDsur. aAs ll= rJa. be- n soii
ID no rest hand
Mr.. Hurley, IA LoDdpn dirGci1! and
anci,l agent, sth pre- s,aelt %, tHa Ne
'exicp & Ariz inc Telegraph comp 10y An
presen. Isrr c, pi o lsls oE tb0 9th 9idS
M No Nitl s'snjilp nd ~ es'
" {. s -'ig-Hr' r'ng
in 's 90 c's. suG'
O ,h She ID
roe ... .l. Nhtr
Al 80. r..-r.. uY
a. nlant uscuS Se1.
r, .as Bcl!eT md C]pi-
/ a.. tUl. 20 murl r wer:
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ToXssrosr, A. T,>.nS sssss sauez
MEXICAN who aceeA uoNe, s,1l r.
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WASHINGTON
Proceedings Of CoSgress 10 full.

wAsnIsoros. Jan, 25 -[Speoisl.l-Ths
success Of Lanham In passing his bill for a
branch OF the Federal court at III Paso has
quiokened the efforts Of fowls IN northern
Texas working for the same object.
Some Texas papers ara too previous as TO
Brswsier Cameroh's confirmation, The
matter 10 held In allegiance TIL springer's
committee investigates Cameron.
The Ohio democratic congressman are
opeHly denounciug Governor Hosdly's In.
augursl. They say he 10 crank.
The result Of the Efforts OF the Fort Worth
& Denver railroad, and the Gulf, Colorado
4 Santa Fs railroad TO get the right.of.wsy
through the territory will be an early
Western outlet for Texas. one or both Of
these roads will build, aud perhaps they
may combine II Gould 10 not the
controller OF the Denver road. The
OF right ol-way will bs made by congross
almost makes the speedy completion OF the
road, the condition on which the franchise
Is granted,
The new post-offices Of ssckett, Marion
county, and Rock Falls, ErAth county, are
established.
Texas pos,masters commissioned to-day
are; J. r. Chapman, at Stubblefisld; l..
@. Kendall, at Salt Creek; l.. Booth, at
Birdyiiie, and w. 2. Kerr, at st. Ewells.
The following order was issued by
Postmaster. General Gresham to-day:
After February lst service will DO extend.
cd from Kaufman TO Kemp on the Texas
Trunk railway.
The latest commissions issued to Texas
postmAsters are: J. T, Prs'go, at Paris;
]. Mormon, at Hockey; 3. 7. Afford, at
Crockett; I. J. Belchcr, at Rock Falls.
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Gone ia Jois the Phantom rieess
PaoyIkosrOws, Mass. J.a. 2o.-rwe -
diIi0ual seaOon.fs aud crews are tAisa
since the nesnt gales.
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The Horticulturists

Little Joker" is tns best smoking &C.
bacco.
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ALVESTON,

IN. %. Especial, The
hrmed: Newman, ct al.
Washington; C.rier vs.,
Grange, from FaIyette;
NANCY, from Angelina;
3. Craig, from J-ff1rsen;
rom Burnett; BsAer VS..
eson Bridge cor, bauy,
+, ct al, vs. Ball9 4, ct
es vs. Smith, froua }Fall.
prered for appsyl ant;
q Parks, from MeS ~
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Forty.siGhth Consress-second Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 25.-Mr. Blair intro
dscsd a bill to provide for the free circula.
ton Of newspapers and other periodical
publications within the state where pub
lIahed. Referred.
0haSwan called up his resolution on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-14

No. ~. Dwelling, four rooms, large lot iigl
Nlul stable and various convenient ouhnild-
lng- good clstern under root. Price sl60.
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DOWN in THE DEPTHS.
Horrible Fate of enc Hundred sud FIT,
Virginia Miners.
Mangled and Blackencd. Victims Of a
Terrible Explosion.

Lynchburg, Va, March ia spe
cial from Pocahoutas this morning
says an explosion occurred In The coal
mines there last night at 1890 and
from one hundred aud twenty TO one
hundred and fifty miners were killed
p. m.-No further particulars are
yet received of the explosion in the coal
mines at Pocahontas. Great confusion
prevails there, and accurate inlorma.
ton cen not be had before evening. A
special train with surgeons on board
left here for the scene OF the explosion
at lO.l0 this morning.
Petersburg, Va, March Is -lntelli-
gence just received confirms the story
OF the terrible explosion mt the coal
mines in Southwest Virginia, belong
ing 10 the Improvement COMPANY al
Pocahontas, Tazewell county, in this
state. Ii occurred at o'clock this
morning. Particulars are very meager;
nothing is learned of how IL occurred,
but over one hundred men are known
to be killed. These mines are owned
10y joint stock company composed
mainly of Northern capitalists.
Further intelligence from Pocahon-
tas represents the work destructive at
the coal mines us horrible aud com
plete. There were one hundred and
fifty men in the mine at the time q
the explosion, and not one Is believed
TO have escaped. Those not killed out.
right by the terrible force of the ex-
plosion most likely persisted from
after damp. The cause OF the eXplo-
sion is not yet definitely explained, MS
the entries 10 the mine are fail of bad
air, but the presumption IL that one
miner struch Il iissure of gas. Several
parties veutured in the mines this
morning, but could not long endure
the foul atmosphere. A number oi
bodies were discovered. horribly man.
gled, some OF them with the heads
torn from the trunks, and others
with the limbs all gone,
presenting an appalling spectacle,
1 The work of destruction was not cou.
1 fined entirely 10 the interior of the
mines, but houses two or three hun.
Inred feet removed from the mines
were overturned, aud in several in
stances entirely demolished. The
large ventilator of the Southwest Inn
provement company was blown int
atoms, and the mines cannot be en-
tered until another is constructed for
freeing the atmosphere from the suf
locating gas. This work is now pro
crossing speedily. u large force is en-
gagged on the outside OF tue mines
constructing collins and perfectiup
other arrangements for interment o
the dead miners, most of whom are
foreigners.
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ory that he had forgotten the name he
w's 10 assume on inquiry for the ex-
nress paclSage. In this emergency he
Ialporaphed McFadden Mt Sherman
assing what name tue valise was TO
hear. The telegram was interrupted,
and McFadden, who had already been
located, was carefully watched to de-
,ernine whether he sent an
answer. He did not, and
H. arrest occurred four
hours later Meanwhile, the express
authorities here were notified, and on
tuesday evening detective started
from here for Milwaukee. 1t would
annear that Tiller succeeded in recall
inc the name he was TO assume, and
oof possession of the valise before athe
detective arrived, but met with disas-
ter a few hours afterward through the
rink store episode, which occurred at
n time when it Is said the whole de-
tcctive force of Milwaukee were look
inr for him, knowing him
TO be in town. Express officials
here will not acknowledge or
DENY that the arrested man is Tiller.
A dispatch from sherman, Texas,
saws McI'adden was taken before the
court this morning, when his counsel
moved TO quash the proceedings, and
the case was continued till afternoon.
Steps have been taken to secure re-
auisition from the governor for Nc.
fadden, aud papers will probably 20
down this evening.