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Daily Republican., 1884-05-26
FOR VARIETY

Of styles in Spring Cloth
ing we ask you to make
an inspection Of our new
stock Of Mems, Youths
Boys and Children's suits.
Having bought our entire
stock for cash and Of re.
liable manufacturers, we
are satisfied that we can
sell you goods which We
can thoroughly recon-
mend to prove satisfacto-
ry and at the lowest prices.
We call your special a.
tention to our Mems and
Youths suits of our own
make, which for atyle and
appearance are equal to
custom work and at a
great saving in cost. Boys
and children's suits in all
the latest patterns and
styles and in almost end.
less variety.
j. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, Clothiers.
SIXTH AND MARKET,
WILMINGTON.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

|Pye &LIchtensteIn'
| 226 Market Street.
Muslin Underwear.
| The following positive bar
gains are an indication OF
what we will offer this week:
One lot Of Ladies Muslin
skirts
Five tucks and Cambria
rufle at IS cents.
One lot of Ladies muslin
skirts
Five tucks Cambria rufne
and lace at 621 cents.
One lot of Ladies muslin
skirts
Ten tucks, Cambria rufle
at IS cents.
One lot of Ladies muslin
skirts
Five tucks wide Hamburg
ruffle at $I.oo.
One lot OF Ladies muslin
skirts
Two ruff1es and Swiss en-
broidery at $1.35. |
The above goods are made
OF the celebrated Masonville|
muslin and in make and fin.
ish cannot be excelled. |
One lot of 12o LadiesI
plaid dresses, |
Skirt, over-skirt and bas-
que for $2.25 about the price
OF making. !
One lot of childrens whitel
skirts from IS cents to STOOL
according to size.
One lot of childrens' Cam
brio dresses at 50 cert. ca~n.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

NOT1OE-I AM NOW READY TO REG
IN ulate tho weights and measures in and
for New CASTLE County, for tho year 1894
or 70 consult me about anything pertaining
thereto, can md mo at my residence, 1136
Poplar street, whore prompt attention will
be given to al work left to be done, or all In
quirios cheerfully answered.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator Of Weights andlM Measures.
Wilmlngten, Del. April 2lst 1884. 22-eod3m
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

Dk. stoTsr is tn. T0qsats' !, as sstopJPIn n
.ns sil a;Iys r q, dlsSisIss Afos Street. Phl'd''
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26
If

Comfortable and uncon-
trollable " IFS" The eff"
that's anent the orange-peel
on the sidewalk is uncoptroll.
able. Who can count its cost
in lost comfort and temper :
You can control more {" ifs "
than you think-notably the
Clothing eff" " If" you had
bought your last clothes at
Oak Hall how you would
have saved money. /" If"
everybody would, what hap
plness would be created and
money saved =! The regret
ful "if" is a sad, sad word.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26
FAIR

AND ESTIv
Will be given BY the Aqua Pura Lodge, Good
Templsrs, commencing on the 18th day Of
May, 1884, In 4awthrOp's building, Fourth
and Shipley streets. Admission, 10 cents.
my2S-ot
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

NYOTICE THE FIRST ANNUAL
~ meeting Of the shareholders Of the
will be held at the office of the Secretary,
No. 7l2 Market street, on Tuesday evening,
May AZ, 1854, at 7.3O O'Clock The first annual
report viii be presented and an election Of
officers held.
Attest: VIM. Z. HAWKINS,
my226t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

AyOTlCE-ALL rEk,UNS ENGAGED
~ in business are hereby notified that
tneir licenses will be due June lst., proximo.
Prompt attention to above will save costs,
+. 4. UOUHRAN,
my2+ft CLERK Of the Peace,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

TEXAS is showing her preference too
for the "old ticket" It looks now as II
the Democratic party could not find the
man for the emergency amongst the
active statesmen Of the day, land so they
come as near as they can to represent
ing themselves BY taking an old worn
out fossil.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

PROFESSIONALLY. Oh HALFANT
IN formerly Of Second and Market streets
solicits his old friends and customers to OK
amino his large stock Of cheap boots and
Shoes at No. 4ll King street, next to Dillin's
tea store. His motto is good boots aed shoes
at low prices. Ladies' CATERS, 7bc. up; mems
81 up; misses and children's at reduced
prices. mayS-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

NOTIOE-ALL Pc RSONS ARE MOTT.
~ ned not to trust any one on our ac-
count withouta a written order, as we will
not pay any bills so contrac teu.
fll-tf GEO. W. VERNON & SONS.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

NOr1CE-NEW STOCK FOR .sALE BY
IN Workingmen's Loan Association. First
payment due I'D Of May.
GEORGE O. MARIS,
mylelm Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-26
Wanamaker { Brown,
Nak Hall, q. e. cor. Sixth and Mar.
ket Streets, Phlladelphia.

Have large assortment of Knives, Forks
Ivory. Hard Rubber, Rosewood and All
styles Of Pocket Knives,
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CLsBuRsE, May 7.-[speciel I-Iames w.
Brown, cnairmsn OF the democratic couaty
convention, has called a meeting 20 be ,lc
IN Cleburne on the 3lst of May, 10 elect
delegates to the convention. Pfscinct con-
ventious will hold their sessions at the cur
iomory places on May oath.
4. w. Archer, OF Houston, and Miss Sal.
lie Derrough, OF CleourDe, will he united
In marriage at the Methodist church to-
night.
A Mutual Benevolent Insurance associa.
tion has been organized by number OF
our business men, and charter wiil-be np'
Piled for ct oroe. The orc. nigstiop 's
based upon tho plan OF mat OF the Te-.s
Benevolent association.
1t continues TO rain at intervals.
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ALDERMAN.

SHERMAN, May 7.-ISpeciaL 1.-The fine
alarm was sounded from the Texas q Paci.
fic freight depot yesterday evening about
O'Clock. The fire was in tse house OF
negro, aud was quickly. extinguished by
some men who were dear. The hre de-
part meut answered the alarm promptly,
but were not needed.
w. n. Southern vas acquitted in the
county court yesterday OF the charge OF
aggravated assault and battery. Defendant
xss ably represented by bis attorneys. Cox
Bill Epps and Bill Lewis, against whom
four indictments were pending in the
United States commissioners cnurt, were
tried yesterday. One OF the charges was
dismissed, on two they were acquitted and
we're admitted on 81 200 bond each, TO bail
on the other.
rbs monthly meeting of the Sam Hous.
ton Steam Fire EarIne company was held
lat evening. They nave Dot yet decided
10 enter The contest OF the stale firemen ~
Fort Worth ia Jene.
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AUSTIN.

Au.rrS. Msy 5.--[Speeial THE sttor.
uev.yen9 rel 5 IN receipt of letter from a
nrominent railroad ofiicisl IN whcs he
a, ks il railroads can ch rye for tho number
of miles taken up by sioings, rs come rnil-
roads do charge passengers fare Tor such.
The attorney general answers that they
cannot charge fare for the number OF miles
so taken up.
treasurer sl7, GOO, the amount due ON sale
oftchoo iands.
The comptroller deposited riih the
treasurer to-day 3l5 COO 20 the account OF
general revenue sud $500 10 the availsbis
school fund.
rne comptroller drew his warrant to-ssy
on the trea>ur : sor $40. $50. 20 be refunded
!. L. (. xontsonsery. Wnion amount mas
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WACO.

WACO, May 7.-[Speciahl-r II. Good.
low. "a wealthy Mis-ouriau, who arrived
here yesterday, was robbed %! pocket
book containing several thousand dollars
drafts aud cash, while on the Missouri Pa
ciiic train between Fort Worth and Waco.
He teleg,sphed tho bank his lose, aud this
morning the pocketbo1k wa] found At Elm
Mott station, twelve miles north Of Waco,
rifled OF the cash, hut toe checks intact.
The thirf evidently got of here.
Rev d.; B N, Palmer lec.ured n a
crowded house tonight on "lndnctve PHI
losophy and lhe Bible.' Over 800 tickets
were solo. DE-. Palmer returns Tomorrow
20 New Orleans.
Renewed rains here To-day give the farm
ing and business interests uueasiness.
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.IEEEEHSON.

JEFFERSON, May Z. Especial - The
water has fallen eight inches in the las.
twenty-four hours, leaving tweniy-two feet
in the channel. There are no through
msils. but it is thought we xill SCI train
tomorrow.
A reward has been offered for the recov-
cry OF the body ot 7. NJ. Delatare, who was
drowned on the Alb. Several parties have
been shooting dynamite in the river to-day
IN the hopes Of bringing the body TO the
surisce, but they have not met with any
ancoasn
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GAINESVILLE.

GArsxsvrLLr, May 7.-fspeclal.l-News
reached this clty this morningof he killing
VI one Of the Elliott boys Of Horse Shoe
bssd BY Bud Cochran. The cause ~
Thought 70 b N Arrest made by Cochran
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, May 7.-[Special.l- .l-Qnirino Lo-
rez, VINO recently Killed local Judge, has
effected his escape from the San Luis Po'
tosi prison.
Quite u strong north wind reached here
about O'Clock to-day and hes been pro.
v,ilipg ever since. The rain last night has
caused ano ner engagement OF the ifog con-
cert.
A petition Is being circulated Tor tigna-
turs 3 begging tho depsr mantto allow Post
master Burbank the privilege OF removing
tine pos..otiice to the Milmo national bank
nuildipg.
IN New Laredo. vas closed to-day, thu firm
preierring to close up rather tha1 comply
with the stamp lsw, as it would necessitate
the expenditure of at least 5000 TO stamp
a their goods.
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The Southern Bapiists.

BsLTInoRk. Nd. May THE Southern
Bsptis convention met TO day Raw. 2. II.
MIL. chancellor OF tho university A. Ge,r-
gis, presider. Among those presert we're
Senator B-o-n, Of ueorEis, and ssrstor
cA,ee vii Be present.
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FerEeaux died at bis res dense, seven miles
east % Levisvilis, yesterday evening, of
aesrt disease. H was noble and generous
to fsu:s; had b en- a citizen Of this county
for twenty-five years, accumulated for
tune and leaves the surrounding country
generally stricken with Cr,ei.
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GISEENyILLE.

GRKKSvILLE, Msy 7-TSpecial.1-An-
other suicide has occurred In our county.
Mr.. J.. w, Ewing, living at Donelton, com :
mitted suicide Mondoy night about
O'Clock. He came home from picnic tn at
day and loaded mis- gun, but went TO bed rs
usual that night. ABOUT ! O'Clock he arose,
went out upon the porch and shot the
whole load through his heart, literally
blowing it out. He had been loDg rest
dent of that section. Several troubles seem
10 have unsettled his mind and led him 10
commit the deed.
The firemen here have made preparations
for having an enjoyable time nt their Dali
to- might, which celebrates their frst ami
yersary. Part NJ tho Denison company Is
got left by their train.
The county court IL in session here, orr
pre.idipe' The criminal docket is
nm and several cases have been disposed
OIL The case OF the State vs. Bob Pratt
aud others, charged with cutting wire fen
cling several months ago, will be tried to-
live In Delta county, the fencs.cutting be-
ing done near the county line. IL is gen,
orally supposed that they will be acquitted
for the want oil sufficient evidei co. The
oflicera have worked faithfully to secure a
conviction, but have little hopes at this
time. Dan Shepard, colored, is now on
trial tor swindliog The jury reported that
thew could not agree, but the jndge sent
them back to consider further. The Jury
civil docket will be taken up on the third
Monday.
The commissioners cour. will let the con-
tract for building our new $l5 eco jail on
the l1th. ,,,,
An game ofb'se ball was played
this evening bet reen the City club ana the
-. -sut~ H.. ,,.nf
victory to the Academy boys by tcore OF
II tn 70
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| - -. - A.. f.-.. - a. ..----..
peen Oh ueposN Ior soso uuie Ior tne p,y
ment OF Ihnh ia ,he publio DOMAIN unue
,he oo oosht hn1. lhe cause oi ihis reiuhu
lug is una the pht'. Us cOuld not Dc palu OF
account OF forfeited surveys ana lmpropsi
Application 10 purchase Hair the nmtun
will be delivered from the permanent
scnool iund ana the othtr hali from ianu
sslss rccount.
Ihe abstract scholastic census OF Cameron
county az presented Dy Tue ass ,tsor snow:
White males. ,sI2; white females, ,lOl. Oi
TINS number are 80 who csnnot read
ikere are no coiofed children reported III
this county.
oldham county shows a scholastic popu'
laiion OF whites 50.
June Hoard (c,lored) was arrested yettet'
DAY by Sheriff Hornsby aud lodged In Ia'l
being charged with cutting the hoger II
Johnson GILBERT (colored) IN the lower part
OF this county.
sinco tue meeting oil tho court OF appeals
,hls term lust one mouth ago that court
has nhaiIy uisposuu OF the fvuowing num-
oer OF cases feionies, joi nlsuemeanors
~; SCI. is, aud civil Gases Z9-total w.
The number Of cases on the docket for this
'erm 10 date is 2oo IL ~ expected that
every case viii be decided. The terms OF
once OF James IL. White, clerk at this
place ana ~ 4. Smlth, clerk
at Tyief, nave expired. rhey
ootn nave peeh Tesplolnted Tor
hhother ,ern OF innr years, and have hied
the required bonds With the secretary OF
state. These re-anpointmente are deserved
compliments 10 enicient clerks and clsver
gentlemen, well worthy OF the compll-
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ST LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, May 7.-[Specisl. l-Commlt.
tees have been appointed and arrangements
ara about completed for the nstionsl cat
tie convention to rneet In st. Louis in No
vember. Preparations are making for the
ent. rtsinment OF 3 COO people.
The American agricultural association
has bean invited to hold its meeting in ST.
Louis at the same time, aud will probably
accept.
The game here to-day between the 81.
outs Bro yrs and the Toledos (Americau)
resulted IN favor of 81. Louis. l6 TOO
rho Jackson oouasy Short Horn Breed
ers' association had their annual sale to-
day. Cows brought an average o, SIG and
bells sl25.
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The Turf.


NASHVILLE, May There was a very
good attendance at the races to-day. The
weather was cool, the tracx fair.
Mixed S,skes-For two year old colts ana
fillies, five eighths Of a mile; start
ers. o. b, Rico, Willie CLARK,
King. George and Henry Brown, o.
B. aud Willie Clark took the
lead on the back stretch, o. b.
drew cut Gnd was mover aterward heard
Of. winning easily; Rico. second; Willie
Clark. third. rlme-l:06 3-i. Brilliant
aud Editor did not start.
Belle Mesde stskes-for three-yesr old
colts and fiilies. mile and quarter: siGrt-
e-s-Jim Carlisle, Exploit tnd Buchanan.
The Exploit and buchanan, taking tie
Lead, raced head and head ora eieh h OF a
mile. Jim Carlisle, five lengths of. Here
Buchanan baked, almost stopped,
a5d dropped forty yards to the rear. Ex-
plot led into The stretch vbere, jim
Carlisle caught him. Brchsnsn
came up again and driving
finish resulted in Jim Carlisle
passing the stand next 70 buchanan.
one.hslf length ahead Of ExDl0ts A foul
was claimed by the rider OF Exploit and
the Judges plec.d jim Carlisle first. Ex.
plot. second: Buchanan, third. Tims-,
| 2:l934
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MINERAL WELLS.

MINERAL WELLS. MAY The man
Cooper who pretended suicide q, this plsc p
tea days ago has rkipped the town, leaving
three weeks board bill unpaid. He went
east, and II is supposed has tried to play
the same trick on some other unsuspec ing
landlords. Cooper Is q man of good ap-
peerance. about 55 years old. heavy built,
weight about l75 pounds. He wears chin
whiskers, which are mostly grey. He is a
tramp OF the first water aud deserves 10 be
passed around. He claimed TO have hailed
from FL Paso to this place.
There is lady living in our town by the
nome OF Orr who Ia the mother OF eleven
children at five births. II anybody can
beat that lot them come to the front.
More rain has fallen during the past week
than We had previously ior twelve months
together.
The city IL gradually improving, and
some OF tho new bri'dings going .up are
Ye5l reat Z o..l ,oaf.4.ssri
A large party OF the residents and few
visitors contem plate going out on the Bra
zos river nsnt week and spending a day
rusticating and angling TOR the ilupy tr.so.
John Beelham's mammoth pavilion..is as
suming grand proportions. and there will
be a grand opening ball on or about the 2)tn
OF this month given in. honor Of its compile
ton.
Crops arc looking finely, and farmers are
we'll uD with their work.
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oi one Poindexter, relation ofthe Elliot's
SUNDAY. The last named met Cochran.
raised a row and trird - tll him, ont
being on horseback hn (Joohrau) esoaped
Yesterday the deceased went 10 the field
where Cochran whp plnwius. He VIZ
ordered 30 stop. nut continued o approach,
when Cochran drew his pistol and 'hot him
dead. He wont then TO Dexter aud gave
himself up.
A difiicnlty occurred IN DsBerry = saloon
ibis morning between Hawk Sproece and
j IN Wood The latter was struck over the
head with bser Hlags aud severely cut.
A shooting tournament begins hare to-
D.nison aud Fort Worth will be
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sWEIeTwArER.

5wEErwATeR, May 7.-f5pecial J. Oar
town has been the scene OF another murder
At Roy's saloon, tonight, Deputy Sherin
Bin Gilson was shot and fatally wounded
Ia bic dying statement he says James
CoUksey killed him. Ole man, Psce. a
stranger in town, has been arrested as beinR
u principal actor In the affair. Cooksey is
ye NJ large, bui tvery eifor, Is being made
TO spprohend him. Much Excitement pfe-
walls Ia consequence OF this dssterjiy affair
GERS, ths best men Ia tue iown--Aycook,
mayor: Baugb, marshi'; simpson Con.
nell, Cowsp, FarriS nsd Gormauy, alder
men.
Quite a concourse OF iiisuds and relatives
today followed the Temaiun OF Miss Tom
mie McLemo'e 20 the cemetery. lovely
young lady is gene and Sseeiwster mourns
her death,
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BURNEr.

BURSKr. May 7-[5pacial.l l-Wool is
coming in from the four quarters Of the
west at rapid rate aud is Bringing from IA
to q cents. Burnet is Offering Lsmpssss
buyers cent advance on prices paid there
to growers for oil wool TO date. This is er
evidence that Burnet is the market. a
large assignment OF wool was received here
to-day from Comanohe county, the frat
shipment ever made from that county via
Burnet. Our merchants are alive 30 the
interests OF our town and are gratified with
the success their offers are bringing. In
fact, things are waxing warm between
Lam pasas and Burnet with Burnet few
laps ahead.
The Ausiiu & Northwestern railroad de-
pot has been surrounded with wagons all
day. loading freight for various points
west.
The stagss are again running arriving
and departing on time, since the recent
food, and are generally loaded with passen.
gers.
The most terrific hail storm ever seen by
the Oldest inha bitants, visited the western
part OF Burpct county, Sunday last, in the
vicinity OF Hoover's valley and the N ormon
mills. The growing crops we're consider.
ably damaged.
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IsI@ ScE.SGs

BIG srRIsss. May T. Especial ] "A
heavy rain felt here this IN D; ming. extend.
ing Tar beyond Midland. Mr.. Flanagan.
supe perintendent. came In from the above
plsre to day. He is very enthusiastic over
the new town, and reports the outlook for
the wheat ana rye crops very hattering.
There is An application on the road to
There will be fine opening for wool
warehouse. also a hotel as the same place.
The time Is approaching now for the sale
of lots. Colonel A. II. hossick, OF San An.
tonic, has accepted the position as anc.
tioneer for the occasion, and will give all a
chance to make their pide, irrespective of
race, color or previous condition.
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SECOND DAY.

OSOi SSO"S ~S
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A. M.
At the Grounds Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids. .
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent of
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English Grafton.
For further information see
small programmes.
The Public OF Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invited to attend.
BY order Of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
B. F. ALDERMAN,
Secretary.
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DOWN TO DEATH.

Two Stories Of the Ses, SickeniDg and
Shocking.
The Fate Of the Overdue State Of
Florida.
Sunk at Sea by a Collision With =
Bark.
Over Half OF Her Passengers Find
WaIery Graves.
The Nevada aad a Wilson LIaer Col
lide, Als0.
They are a Little LuckIer than the First
Unfortunates.
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LONGVIEw

LosGvEw. Nav 7.-tSpecisl. l-Rsports
from farmers corroborale my statement OF
the great destruction OF crops and wasting
of land aud fencss. This loss extends 1T
least sixty miles from this city In every di.
rection. Farmers still have hope and have
gone TO work with will. The main trou.
BILE seems to be lack of seed for rsp!anting.
At last the Sabine 10 rtceeding. having
fallen one inch at noon to-day. 1t is about
two feet higher than in the late
March rise. Tne rise In the Sabine caused
the breaking OF the boom nt Talley & Co g
mill, near Esston, by which about 800, coo
feet Of logs are total loss.
Mrs Kiioueh. of Palestine, is guest of
Rev. MIR. Dodson, the Baptist minister. She
is very unassuming lady, with voice 80
sweet and musical it thrills the hearts of
her listeners. She hes been induced to re-
IN ain pnd assist in the services during the
revival meetings which are being held here
Her singing is attracting those who would
not attend otherwise Tho meeting is pro.
ductive OF much enthusiasm and number
have Already been converted. Mr.. Dodson
is doing great work single handed.
Tomorrow we are promised some mall,
the first since last Saturday.
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SAN ANTONIO,

SAN ANTONIO, May 7.-TSpecial. List
night OF Del Rio, on the RIO Grande, seven
Mexicans crossed over from Mexico and
fiitd into 4 SALON filed with Americans.
Henry Griaer was killed instantly and two
women were badly wounded. After the
firing the Mexicsns remouuted and crossed
back into Mexico. More trouble Is ex.
nected
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iIAKSHALL,

MARSHALL, May l. Especial Tho
miners working the Gordon coal mines be-.
longing to the Texas & Pacific struck for
higher wages. Msjor kretz, the company's
psymaster, vent out and paid oil the men
and the msjor has closed the mines until
the trou BILE subsidies.
The new tine table OF the New 0rle,ks
Pacific goes into effect tomorrow. Toe
trains from here will connect with boats
at Alexandria and from there bs taken di.
rect to New Orleans.
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DKSIsoS, May 7. 7.-[5pecial. Ian Atoks,
Indian Territory, special to the Herald
News says: Last evening about 1890 O'Clock
horse.stesling and whisky. .peddling. Carter
pulled gun on the marshal, whereupon
Fields shot at him. the ball striking him In
the left breast, Just below the nipple. Car.
ter was tried and convicted OF murder at
Gainesville, Texas, about q year ago and
there is a reward OF s225 In Texas for his ar.
rest. Although Carter is badly wounded,
the chances are that he will recover.