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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-17
Notes From Kaufman.

KAUFMAN, Dec. TO-. Special The
present term of the district court Is
gradually drawing to close, and with
1t Judge Clark's term Of office expires.
Judge Pullman, his successor will open
O ,urt the first Monday in January at
Greqnvile. The bar o the district, ex-
css thu greatest cor tidence in Judge
Putmau's success on the bench.
Twenty-four felony indictments have
been found at this term of our court
The following convictions have been
had. 4. X, Forester, alias c. c. Cook
| in twn eases Of forgery, two years each
Ednv Hatch, (culOred) burglary, two
wears; Billy Patter o., (colured) theii
of watch, two years; "A. Royal, robbery
five years. Appeal taken. a.,
Judge Fields, of Henderson, Col
Ieako and Judge Wright, OF Dalla,
b We hoen in attendance ON our court
Can't. n. T. Adams, of the Kaufman bar
has been confined To ms Dec
for several days with serious illness.
DR.. PYLE, an OLD resideu,, IL ausent n
Cincinnati, Ohio, attending meulca
lectures.
Dr. Mulkey, Jerry Mash, A. u. Car
Isle, with their families, viii atlonu lh
exposition at Now Orleans. While tel
or twelve will go at S2i, at least MT.
would have goi 0 at Sl2.
A petition IL being circulated in thi
county asking the county COMMISSION
er's court TO order an election on locF
option tor the county. a lively hgh
will bc the result, with the odds
favor of whisky. =.
|, Kaufman county looms up with II
full quota OF oiiico seekers. To M
nothing of u few hundred aspirants :,
post-ofllccs, Byron Drew, of the kau
man sun. wants to be- postmaster OF u
. senate at Austin; springer Boggs, csc
, will he n candidate Tor calendar cler
A. r. Wilson would accept the positit
of United States IN ,rshnl, and IL.
league, esq, wants 10 be- United Stat
;. district ATTORNEY.
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RniiMnY Matters.

THE TRANSFORMING NTAL ASSOCIATIONS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10 The members of
theTranscontinonta hallway association
who have beeu in session in New York
several daysin consultation with trunk
inc managers on lha question of the lat
ier's proportion Ia through freight be-
tween the Atlantic aud Pacific, met here
to-day. The meeting was informal, and
without action of mumont, and ad
burned till tomorrow. A state.
ment is to bo published tomorrow
that it has been discovcrtd that on
December |, tho necessary thirty days
notice of the W thdrawal from the asso-
,tion was given by the Central Pacific.
| The cause of this Withdrawal is said 10
| he dissatisfaction wiki the arbltrators'
award of the California business, which
gives IL 49,, per cent, while its feeders
Including the Union Pacific, Denver Il
Rio Grande, aud the Burlington, all al
whose freight must pass over its line be
tween Ogden and San Francisco, are nj
lowed an aggregate of over rs per cent
Ii this statement proves true the rres
ent association viii end Dec. 81, and tn,
meeting now heing held will have Il
deal with its formidable complications
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Caiile Kiog Iusolehce and Intolerance
Reported from Archer County.
ANOTHER FATAL ELECTION FEuO
Deali, Dispute Over LaSalle County Of
Goos-Shephetds Murdered in South
west Yexas-John II. Holman
Hung-ElcCtion Fraud
4 NUMBER OF SERIOUS MisHAPs


"A SHERMAN, Dec. 16.-ISpecial. On the !
<spening Of court this morning to re-
xume the evidence in the Lewis Wilson
frape case, the attorneys for the defend
s.ant asked leave to have the defendant
&taken into,the clerks office TO make an
aflldavit. On returning into court with
.3the affidavit the jury was withdrawn so
.ftbat the affidavit could be read to the
'fcoIrt and not be heard by the jury. 1t
WAS in substance asking 30 Wlthdra"
MING announcement of ready, and be
'# GRANTED continuance or poStponement
81 10 future day to secure the attend
H snce of several witnesses. named,
81 by whom the defense expected to prove
n that the reputation for chastity of the
n prosecuting witness, Mrs. Dubbs, was
bad. The court refused to permit a
4 withdrawal and poSipOn6ment, but
granted the defendant an attachment
Tor the witnesses named, all being resi-
dents of Denison. The state then, to
further identify the defendant, proved
that when arrested, his socks were wet
and muddy and his shoes sound and not
leuky. Mrs. Dubbs had testified that
her GSsailant had on wet socks and the
N i,uuriDt of them were on the bed clothes
The OIL ,ers IS no arrested the defendant
and carried him he,Ora the prosecuting
Ks Witness saw that she Identified him by
n his voice and by sight OF l!imi also 'ha
when arrested he mado no Inquiries ~
4 to why he WAS arrested.
Tho court then adjourned until 3 2
& M, 50 that the attached witnesses of thu
"a defendant could be on hand, they beini
III expected on the 2:45 train from tn
M north
1 on opening of court at o'clock tn
VA witnesses attached were present. The
1# Only used one, an individual name
mi Mike Harmon, who testified chat he ha
I ssduced the prosecuting witness undt
# promise of marriage, about eight yea
.# ago. and that ho was prosecuted for
VA and offered to marry her and she relust
N8 him; that her. reputation for chastiI
III was always good The state then Q.
~ amined number of witnesses as to u
ia general reputation OF the prosecutor
"a witness for chastity. all saving it w
IA good. The defense introduced an o
negress, who was supposed to ha
seen something. buG she was not pc
N United to testify. The case was co
vi cluded at p. M, and argument beg
M at N
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PERSONAL

&. Furman, county judge OF Tarrant
county. was on our streets yesterday.
Mr.. John Il. Swayne. county clerk of
1arrant county, was In the city yester-
day.
Col. j. w. Booth, editor ofthe Decatur
Tribune, was in the city yesterday on n
business trip.
Col. J. II. Brown, OF sherman, for
morly proprietor OF the old Buckley
House, was In the city yesterday, d
guest of the Windsor.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Guy Sumpter, who left
here about one week since TO attend the
doathbed of Mrs. Il. j. Mason, Mrs
Sumpter's mother, who resided at Col
ton, California, passed through the cit,
Yesterday en- route with the remains q
Pulaski, Tennessee, whore they will b.
| Inferred.
Mr.. j. b. Cessna, attorney at law, iron
Bedford, Pennsylvania, was In tho oft
Yesterday, aud called at the HERAL
Office. Mr.. Cessna has travelled all owe
tho state and speaks most favorably {
Texas and what he has seen while |
the Lone Star State. He said that Da
las was the liveliest city he had VISITED
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polngs AZ ElPaso.

Ell PAso, Dee. l6.-LSpecial. Silver
ore weighing 3,067 Kilograms and val
ued at $1,000 has arrived from Aguas
Calientes, Mexico, in charge of Wells,
Fargo h Co.'S. express, destined for the
New Orleans eXpositi N.
The question OF issuing bonds for
sewerage was voted down by rs in favor
to 81 against the proposition. This was
the lightest vote ever polled here, and
in November last the vote was over
1000, showing tho people took no inter
est In the question.
An incipient fire in the Central hote
was suppressed by the prompt action o
our FIRE company.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
LABOR MATTERS VERY GLOOMY.
Assignments at San Antonio Western
Union Drops in the Stock Market
The Trans -COntine ntai Assoc
citation Meeting, Etc.
Tone of the Stock Market.

Tone Ot the STOCK Markets
NEW YORK, Dec. achievements
firm.
Railway securities duh.
Stocks were firmer to-day, except for
coal shares, which were again weak
ened and pressed for sale, The weak
ness OF these shares in the early part of
the day was due to the report that there
had been cut in coal prices. but subse-
quently this was officially denied.
There was decline of J, to | per cent.
in other active shares, Western Union
| leading with sales down to 59is, but later
on the market was decidedly stronger,
/ and an advance Of y to ~ per cent. on
covering short contracts, Northwest
ern was favorably affected by rumors
that the earnings of the road for the sec
ond week in December would show an
Increase anywhere from 100000 to 10000.
81. Paul was higher on account of talk
OF Improvement in earnings for the
same period, and that the company had
succeeded in negotiating terminal
!. loan. Rumors were also aHOat, late III
the dav, that aleading bear operator hac
changed his position ON the market
The market left oil firm. Coal shares
sympathized with rise during tn
afternoon, Lackawanna selling up Il
97Il, Delaware u Hudson to 81, aud Ney
Jersey Central to 40. Compared will
last nights closing, prices are :. to i
(. per cent. higher for Canadian PIciiiC
+; Chicago, Burlington " Quincy, North
western, st. Paul Il Rock Island, NeN
8 YorkCentfal, Northern Pacific preferred
= Oregon Transcoutinental, Pacific Ma
: and Texas Pacific, and "a to per cen
:, lower for Lackawanna, Delaware
y Hudson, Lake shore, Missouri Pacit
- and Erie. Transactions, 80 OOO share
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Cnrslcann Cullings.

ConHsANA, Dec. l6-lSpeoial.l- Mrs.
W. X. Vance closed out her millinery
stock to-day ut public auction.
Mrs. j. q. Key, sisterin-law to MIR. n
A Face, WAS buried to-day.
Tho grand juiy adjourned this even
ing until the 18th OF january, after find
ing many true bills.
Tho case of Callahan VA. Malloy. wa
given ~ the jury, and nftor some littl
delineration, readervd u verdict Tor I'd
plaintiff.
j. w. Wilson and Miss Rice J. Simmi
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j. II. Jones and Miss j, L. phillips will

j. IL. Jones and Miss j. l.. Phillips will
marry.
a divorce and license to marry again,
We're granted all To QUO person to-day.
Tho witnesses in the case of McCor-
mick VS. the Texas Il ST Louis railroad
were all present to-day, but the case
failed to come up, owing to o'her cases
occupying SO much time. This is case
wherein the parties bring SUIT and claim
damages for injuries sustained in q
wreck on said road about eight months
| ago.
| The HERALD correspondent inter
viewed some parties from Dawson and
! Hubbard City to-day in regard To the
prospects of the new county OF Winkler,
of which thore is so much talk. They
are very enthusiastic, aud are confident
tho next legislature will organize the
county named out of the four corners OF
Navarro, Hill, McLennan and Lime
stone counties, with Hubbard City fol
tho county seat.
The Semi Occasional Advertiser,
new paper, made its appearance to-day
II Is a neat little siXteen-column paper
chuck full of Christmas advertise
ments.
An incipient tirein the new oil mill
was eXtinguished last night by avigi
liant attache before headway enougl
J had been attained to do much damage
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Triple Murder Scar New laredo.

NEW LAREDO, MEX. ,Dec.l6- Special
This morning the dead bodies OF three
shepherds, Aquirre Peva, Vendolacion
Gutierres and Pablo Bermaia, were
found dead on the Aguss Paras rancho
where they had been employed. The
appearances of the bodies indicated that
they had been beaten to death. The
heads of all three were crushed in, and
Peva's arm was broken. They are sup
posed to have been murdered for thcii
small earnings.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Burt and Miers' shoes at Block Bros.
Gentlemens' embroidered slippers at
Block Bros.
There arc thlrty-eight prisoners in the
county JAIL, ...'
Remember the crazy quilt pieces at
Bauman's.
Fresh spare ribs aud back bones at
Frank Hamm's 4l0 Elm street.
An elegant assortment Of embroidered
plane spreads at Y. III. Edwards.
The finest stock OF fancy and staple
groceries In Texas. Ed \. Aston.
Big sale of ribbons, ribbons, ribbons, of
oil colors and qualities, at Bauman's.
A norther blew up last evening, and
tho weather Is like that OF winter again.
william Catfee, the veteran hickman,
has accepted position with Silcr's bus
line.
Special sale OF pushes, silk velvets
satins and velvetoens, all colors, at Bau
mans.
|, Doll babies from 25 cents to 81. Ever,
kind Of toys for children a. the . aud II
cent store.
The Cult, Colorado & Santa Fe railroa
Is stretching an extra wire from this cit
| to Galveston.
4 IL YOU buy IS worth o. goods at A. |
. Aldridge Il Co., 623 Elm street, you wi
4 get a handsome dictionary.
!, Guitars, violins, mouth organs, mus
~ folios, music boxes, musical birds, sit
- as naturally IA live ones, at @. III. Il
q wards, 100 and 1855 Main street.
All orders left at the livery stable
Arthur Cain, on Commerce street,
tween Poydras and Murphy streets,
A. Siler's transfers will DO promptly
,a tended.
a, Now IL the time to buy Christn
>, present that IL practical, and will aft
*, both pleasure and o miort. Got Jd
" s. Witwer and buy carriage, buggy
mt Phmtou, as he has fine STOCK, !
prices very reasonable. SalesroQni,
Elm street
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Hunting Her Husband.

Mrs. Mary Dowd, of Sabine Pass, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning,
hunting for her truant husband, whom,
she says, deserted her and her child, a
. yoar-old son, on tho ID Of this month.
He said that he was going to Athens, in
Henderson county, to see relative, and
get him to assist him by loaniug him
some money. He said that no was then
going to get work on the Texas Trunk
railroad, aud would write her as to
hat success he met with, She never
heard from him after he left, aud de.
termined to hunt him up. She visited
his relative, who lives near Athens, and
learned that he had never been there,
IL assisted her with u loan, and she
came to this city In hopes of finding him
hero. He was q man of 81, with dark
hair and eyes, and mustache to match
BY trade ne is n carpenter. II she fails
tO find him here she will 20 to For
Worth tn look for him, as she had heart
him frequently speak of that plac,
where lac once lived. Mrs. Dowd IL
h'ond of some ~ summers, and rathe
propo -sessing In appearance.
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Shore road, crashed into the slide of
rocks half mile north OF the High
lands, opposite this city at 5 O'Clock this
morning, The train was composed of
the engine, hacgago car, smoker, two
day coaches and TOUR s,eepers. One
sleeper, two day coaches, the baggage
car and the smoking Car We're burned.
rhe fireman, James German, had his
right leg broken. Two passengers in
the smoking car were badly injured
and taken TO Kingston. All the rest
escaped with slight bruises. Both
tracks were INSTRUCTED and other trains
| lnlnVpd.
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Grcnt Storm Id Ruffalo.

BuFFALo, Dec. l6.-This city and vi
cinity was to-day visited by one Of the
severest storms of wind and rain that
has ever been known hereabouts.
The wind at times marked a
velocity of sixty-four miles per
hour. In the lower part of the
city cellars were filed and on the sec
| ton of land known "a the 'Isiand" a
large number OF small houses, occupied
principally by fishermen, were blown
! down. About fifty feet of the sea wall
is believed to be damaged so that it viii
cause an outlay of $50, 900 TO put ii in re
pair.
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povERrY's PROVIDERS.

Hungry and Idle Men ut Marshall and
Residences Robbed of Provisions Other
Notes.
MARSHALL, Dee. IL, Special THE
private residences OF DR., b Il. Eads and
b. Briskee were entered last night by
burglars aud lot of provisions and ed
ioles stolen. Fhe shoe shop OF H. Stohn
was also entered aud pair of tno boots
stolen. These depiedations are OF
nightly occurrence. The city is oyenuu
with tramps and Idle men.
Jim Powell and Louis Watts
were convicted Of thott yes
terday aud given two years each IN
which to serve In the penitentiary.
Right Rev. Alexander Gregg was IL
the city yesterday. lie Went down II
| Louisiana and will return ON the Goth /,
luuke his annual visitation.
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a brakeman Killed .

DRHIsoN, Dec. l6-,Special.l-Il. e.
Daugherty, a brakeman on the Missouri
Pacific railroad, fell between the cars
while they were in motion, at Limo
stone Gap, Indian Territory, this after
uOOu. and was run over aud instantly
killed. He leaves wito. A delegation
Limestone Cop to bring hisremans here
| for burial.
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Colll.lon WIN an Exrress Wagon.

An express wagon collided with gem
ueman ON Main street yesterday, with
out inflicting serious injury. The driver
alleges that he tried, but failed. to turn
his horse, and that the accident would
not have occurred if the gentleman had
kept his weather eye opened. II Is very
evident that the express must have been
going at n very high rate OF speed, or the
driver could have controlled his animal
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Marina Matters.
STEAMSHIP AGENTS NOT ALARnBp.

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Agents OF steam
ship lines in New York denied this
morning that any vessels are unusually
overdue. At this time of year regular
time Is not expectedif the weather 0e ~
heavy ass now reported. ,si. SOD
ELEVEN wNrEWY GRAVES.
LONDON, Dec. l6,-The steamship Car
rama, from Rotterdam for Lisbon
fouudered or tho ls'e of Wight. Eleven
persons were drowned.
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At n meeting ct the Social club In
Chicago the other u'guL y speaker
named Griffin declared that all nonop-
olists Ncrn enemies To the country anu
ought t. bo hunv. II the man Grlihin
had a chance he would Toe the greatest
nonop ilist In the couutty. IL In more
than likely that little hanging would
help him. BRENNAN Banner.
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tits expected that the large brewery
contracts for the construction of which
has been let, will DO dedicated to Bao-
chus and Gsmbrlnus by tho ides OF
March. Tn cumbersome machinery Is
already on the way from New York via
Galveston, and upon arrival Mt the latter
port, will be forwarded TO Dallas.
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Business in holiday goods is brigh
ming, and the general outlook for ira
during tho past few days has been MOI
promising. While Dallas Is affected !,
the general depression, visitors fro
other cities say that its business Is pro-
porous by comparison with other elite
IL Is satisfactory % know that the nee y
sity for rigid economy has not reached
point that could ohlige the dismissal 9
employees by any firm IN the city.
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ACrnry Woman raken In Custody

Officer Spencer arrested crazy color
cd woman yesterday afternoon whom
he found parading the streets, and
lodged her IN the station-house for safe
keeping. She is the same woman who
was arrested and locked up some two
weeks ago on the charge Of trying IA
Kill her infant child. Something should
be done for this unfortunate Great ure.
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Tho chicago Election Fraud.

CHIC loo, Dec. l6.-Thc parties charged
with particlpstions in the eighteenth
ward election frauds were before Judge
Blodgett, In the federal court this morn
ing. In the case OF all except Gleason
motions were made TO qnash the indict.
ments, and Friday was set for argument
of these motions. In the case OF Glea
son, he was allowed until Thursday Il
nlaad
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A narrowed Horse.

SAN ANosiA, Dec. l6.-ISpecial.l-Mr.
j. r. Naswortby, of this place, lost orc
OF his tine mares last night, which he
,d refused $500 foron several occasions
che isa sister TO tho helle OF Texas, and
measures seventeen hands high, shou
all around, but rot hrarded. Mr.. Nas
worthy has offered 500 reward for Tho
mare and thief.
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The masquerade bail given last night
under the auspices of the Lone Star
Commsndery, No. l75 U. o. @. c., at Ar
mory hail last evening, on Live Oak
street, was exceedingly enjoyable and
unusually attractive In the variety and
style of costumes. That the entertain.
ment gave general satisfaction, is be
yond doubt.
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A.sIrnment AZ Sam Antonlo.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 10 lSpecial.l-
Eisuer & Schmidt, dry goods, aad LauN
& Schmidt, saloon men, assigned to-day
Assets and liabilities not stated, bat ga,
latter are largely In excess. EiSoar 4
Schmidt's assignee gave bond for $40,
OOO. Laux & Schmidt owe largely fol
whisky. The creditors are said ~ DO d
New Orleans house
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Married.

Mrs. Ann Taylor and Mr.. w. A.
Browne were united yesterday in the
holy bonds of matrimony, at the resi-
dence of tho bride, on Mountain creek,
In this county. Only u few Of the inti-
mate friends OF the family were present
nj the nuptials.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. lG.--John B. Hoh-
man was hanged this morning in the
jail yard for the murder Of his son in
January, 1882. He wept while listening
to the death warrant, and begged pite-
ously TO be "downed in the papers" He
had to bo held while being handcuifed,
aud was supported on the scafiold by
two men while the moose was adjusted
/ He .ta1n no NnAppl.
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Arrnrnnse of the Cat,lo King.

WICHITA FALLS, Dec. l6,.-lSpeciall-
News has Just reached this place OF a
high-handed outrage in Archer county.
Gamble Il Alsup have been herding a
nock of4,0O0 or 5000 sheep In the pasture
of the Stone Cattle company, where they
hat secured fifteen or twenty sections of
land from the proper owners, whose
cerJiticaes OF purchase from tle state
were on record in Archer city, the
county seat. While tho Cattle company
do not pretend to own this land, nor
do they own great ueai o,
other land which they have wire d
in, Vet last week they peremptorily
ordered these gentlemen 10 take thelr
sheep out, which they, Of course, ro-
fused to do, whereUpOn the foreman of
the company, aided by his cowboys,
forcibly took possession OF the sheep, in
spire OF the prO,tAss Of the owners, and
drove them away, declaring that no
sheep should stay ~ that pasture. The
firm has telpgraphei tipv. Ireland, ask
inE that he direct District Attorney Fin
lev to look into tho matter and prose
cute the guilty parties. II is under
stood that these violent measures wer,
taken by the express directions oil th'
president OF the cattle company
John II. stone, OF Sainesvilie
4 Such episodes rs these bring up, tn
A question whether "nesters" and sheeI
n men have any rights which the cath
IA king, with his arm ii cowboys, is boun,
~ to respect. The state of Texas has "a
N lowed TINS company TO fence in 10000
~ acres of land 1t does not own, and say
that il viii send any man who cuts tn
[. WIRE to the p,nitentiary. What penall
~ will be meted out to the men who d.
VI prive others OF the fee use al their ow
~ land by violenceY
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Double Tragsdyin baltimore

BALT MORE, Dec l6.-Iu q dificulty
last night between Alphonso MichoauN
aud his mistress, Matte Siegar, IN
south Baltimore, MicheauX became
vary iealous, and in rage SHOT her
dead. lie then killed himself.
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CHICAGO. Dec. lG.-Orth. IL. Stein,
charged with the murder Of George
Frcdericks, AT Kansas City, and cut ON
bail TO await a second trial, was arrested
here last night on u statement that hi
bail had been declared forfeited. lie
went back to Kansas CITY.
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A philndslnI,,n iirrnk.

PHILADELPHIA, De-, l6.-Messrs. Bee
rior & Rex, wholesale cloth dealers, sus-
pended payment to-day. The firm wa,
rated at S75 900 60 $lOlOJj, with special
capital OF $4,000, which expires ON I'll,
1T of January next.