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Gold bangle rings, at 81, BecSs.
Now styles Ia ladies' shoes at Block
Bros.
Base Bali Shoe Platcs Mt Hunstablo's,
- ronts,
Gontlemon's ovor-gaitcrs, at tho Pal.
ace shoe store.
2l,ai0 pair Huustahle boots wero made
In Dallas siucn May ~, iSS2.
Tho ladies of tho First Presbyterian
church will give dinner ON Thanks
giving day, Thursday, November "a.
j, u. Simpson sold yesterday to NJ c.
Ballroom residence corner of Live Oak
and Hawkins streets, for 300 cash.
Tao great Grocian drill, which has
hnen made perfect, will ho at the opera
house Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Tho report that n negro WAS killed mud
another wounded ut the coldfed BAPTIST
church Sunday night proved 10 be lncor.
rect
Louis Mondez Mlllen, IT,, " the mama
OF the heir OF l.. Millon, sr., and he made
his advent upon this terrestrial sphere
Sunday.
Go TO SEQ the young ladies' In their
grand tablcauX, ON "Wednesday and
Ihursday evenings, for the benefit III
the New orleans exposition.
Call at tho auction and commission
house of Fine, Very Fine for All elasse.
Of goods for underwear, all wool. rod
AZ the lowest price, 80 cents TO 81, On
Elm street.
Candidates. should remember thai
Moningor q Turner can ho found M M,
corner OF Main anu Poydras street
where they are prepared 10 furnish M
the shortest notice banners and stream
ers gotten up In the very bost styles.
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STATE CAPlrALNOTE
AN INCREASE OF POPULATION.
The Empire State Goes Onward Dallas
One of the Big Citics-She has over
Twonty-Seyen Thousand In
habitants- Other Dots.

AUSTIN, Oct. Special. Commits
sioner Brewster, from returns from 1873
county judges and estimates ofthe ratio
of increase for the other counties, makes
the present population Of Texas 2,2l5, 100,
an increase Of 62i, 900 in four years. The
largest cities are Galveston, about 81 900:
san Antonio, $4,000; Houston, 1850;
Dallas 1000; Austin $1,000; Waco, 1900.
Fort w nth is not reported.
Tom Hutton, late from West Ton
neSsee, pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to five years in the penit0ntiary.
Mrs. N. II. Arlington was held under
1000 bond charged with making false
claim for pension in Lampasas county.
The MOuteiiOre centenary was cello.
hrated here Sunday by addresses b,
Prof. Gowpertz and Mossrs. Philipsof
and +. De Cordova, and other exercises
The funeral Of the late j. w. Swim
dells, one of the founders of tho Dalla,
HERALD, at the Episcopal church sun
day, was largely attended.
religious revival began Sunday IN
DIR. Goodwyn's Methodist church.
"A temperance council at the Baptis
church was addressed by DR.. Young
and twenty ladies and twenty-six gen
tlemon soinod the order,
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The Wrong Mnn.

GALVESTON, oct "a cable this
evening from Valparaiso to tho asso
ciatod press correcls the erroneous pub
lication Of tho death OF Vice-Admiral
Don Patricio Lynch, tho naval hero of
Chill. The associated press cables on
the 10Th inst. brought information that
the CHILEAN war-ship, Esmeralda, had
arrived at Valparaiso, bringing the re-
on their way to Santiago,
Chill, for final interment. Rear
Admiral Louis A, Lynch, near relative
of Vice. Admiral Patricio Lynch, died in
England several months ago. His re-
mains are just being brought home. The
celebrated Patricio Lynch, head OF the
Chllian navy, was recently appointed
minister plenipotentiary and envoy ex-
traordinary to the court of Spain. lie
sailed for his post ON the 2d instant i'm
the best Of health, with othor members
| OF the embassy.
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Ladies, IlNpo.ltIon Painting.

The reporter last evening had an OPP
portnnity to see the handsome exposi-
ton furniture which the ladies have on
exhibition, ana will for week vet
have, at the opera-house. To those who
nave not seen this furniture treat ia In
store. or Texas mako, elegant in every
PARTICULAR aud of most beautiful and
novel design throughout, il is safe 10
alhrm that no boudoir set has over been
lhauo IN Tie state equal 10 IT,
The room at the opera house ia NOT
only supplied by this handsome boudoir
SET, but is also graced by many beautiful
works of art from local artists,
Among them may he mentioned mag
nlhcent painting by Mrs. Capwell, rop
rosenung the court of Henry "; an.
other German waterfall, by Mrs. 30.
rem, both the frame and picture beinp
the handiwork Of that talented lady.
also handsome little picture represent
ing fruit, by Mrs. II. r. Wallace. Among
the novelties is an exquisitely con
structed sofa cushion by Mrs. McCutch
con.
Tho entire room IL beautiful indeed
and something everybody in Dallal
should see.
The patronage has been good 80 far
but the ladies deserve more, and ever
need more, to come out Of the financia
woods, on this novel and truly enter
prising venture.
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LoNGvEw, Oct. IL Special 49,
The Texas synod of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church met
at this place ON Friday, aud is yet
in session. Row. Benjamin Spencer, d.
D., Of Terrell, Is moderator, and Rev. w.
r. Cloyd, clork. Yesterday there was
preaching nj the various churches low
attendanlsat the synod. DR.. McLeskey.
president OF Trinity university, Tehua.
cana, and G. II. B1ll, u. d., president Of
the board Of missions, st. Louis, nj tho
Cumhorland church; Rcv. j. ii. Wof
ford, Of Dallas, aud Rov. w. r. Cloyd, al
inc Baptist church, aud DR.. Crisman, Il.
nancial agent Of Trinity university.
Tehuacana, at the Methodist church.
tho next meeting of the synod will
oe ~ Athens, including tho fourth Sab.
bath In October 1856,
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
Ro MURDERER IN LOUISIANA
Greenville Mystery solved-ComanCh
Coputy Thieves Capturcd-Lo
Frances Cuts Her Throat
A Black MurdCress
Mysterious Theft.

sCNGsTowN, Oct. Z1.-Last Monday
fmoney package containing 1880 was
consigned by % bank in Now London,
)hio, to the United States Express com
,any, to be delivered to bank in Pitts
ufe. pennsvIvmia. raa package was
ettiyed 20 Niles, Ohio, by Messenger
2fHf erick, ot the New York, Peuusyl-
49, IL Ohio road, who brought il on
IL1rnn, arriving here at $3.50 p, m, and
Fith other packages checked 10
INTO tine United States Express
office, Chief Clerk Mikesell being
present 30 receive the run. After all
bad been checNUG, MIR. Mikcsell turned
away for n moment 10 attend to another
then picking up the packages,
placed them in the safe, A messenger
leaves for PiitSburg ut O'Clock a. M,
and, as has been customary, his run is
out "a him at night. On Mon
day night, when the messenger was
ready TO receive his run, IL was
found that the package Of 81.
800 was not in the safe and
only the way bill left, showing tnat such
* package had been ia the office Whom
the Package was received AT theOilice N.
other parties beside Mr. MiKesell and
Messenger Frederick were present,wheu
the run was checked in. In Justice e.
all parties il should DO stated the officer,
have as yet obtained no clew 10 the
package and no evidence that warrant,
suspicion being east upon anyone. De
tective Hambest, Of Buffalo, is in the
city engaged ON the case.
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first time in p years the eight brothers
met together IN Oueonta last Friday. A
sturdy lot they were-every one the
picture of health. Their combined
weight was On Friday l,736 pounds, the
height and weight of each being as fol-
lows James, 9 feet; $50 pounds;
Charles, 8 feet TO, DIS; Thomas, 6 feet 2Ol ;
Pierce f., > feet To-, ~; David F., feet
lOA, III; Eugene, feet 81, DIS; Oscar, 5
feet l0l4, 231; Osmer, 5 feet lO]i, 22l4
The children were born at Starucca, Pa, A.,
the father being 6 feet 6 in height, of
heavy build, the mother Weighing about
2l0 pounds. The only sister of the
Whitaker toys lives in Iowa, and she,
we are told weighs 2lO pounds. on
conta Herald.
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Hon. John r. Kennard nend.

NANAsorA. Oct. Special Hon.
John Il. kennard died at noon to-day of
iyphoid-pneumonia. A feeling Of sad
ness prevails at this great loss, for he
was known to DO an honest, pious man,
enjoying the confidence, respect and es-
teen of all. His fathers family came
TO Grimes county in 1880, when the
Judge was in his childhood. He died at
the age OF 60 years, leaving a widow and
four adult children. He will be buried
tomorrow at Anderson with Masonic
hOnOrs,
The Democrats have nominated Ben
date for the iudgeship in this district,
the eighth, in place of the deceased j. r.
kcnnard.
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PITrsuuRa, Oct. ~ Shortly before
o'clock this morning. colorod woman
known as Carrie Walters, but whose real
name is Carrie Johnson, shot and killed
George Walters, colored. The couple
have been living ,ogether in house on
Water street for several months, and re-
tired about midnight. Half an hour
later three shots Wero heard in the room
which they occupied. An entrance was
elected into the apartment, and Walters
found in bed dying from two bullet
Wounds, while the woman Carrie Wal
ters) was lying beside him embracing
him. One bullet entered his breast Just
shove the heart, another had penetrated
his breast above the nipple, while a
third had lodged in his hip. Walters
died in few minutes and the woman
Was arrested, She admitted the killing,
and said she shot him because she loved
him, and could not lot anyone else have
him. She continued to kiss him through
his dying moments, and was torn away
only when arrested by the police. Wal
ters has wife and child living.
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TORONTO, ONT., Oct. 9.-lnformation
has reached this city that the aspect Of
affairs at Michipicoter, Lake Superior, is
most serious and that whisky pCdlors
and their friends hearing that detach
mont of police had been sent from
Toronto, determined upon holding their
trade by violence ii Necessary. A large
number of natives are armed with win.
chester rifles and reyolycrs, and regu-
lar watch has been organized to prevent
the steamer from landing the detauh-
ment A notice has been posted dcclar.
ing that the police shall not ba allowed
To laud. The Mi"hipicotor steamer Is
delayed, but the news of her arrival nj
Michipicoler may be expected at any
moment.
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MIND MINIS.

CHICAGO, oct. 2G.-Tho Daily Nows'
Waterloo, Iowa, specials says: Antics,
CaiuN Co.'s packing establishments with
10000 dozen eggs aud u quantity of
cheese and dried fruits burned. Loss,
$4,000; insurance S33O0O.
RAILROAD BUILDlSGs nUUNrn.
LINDSAY, ONr., Oct. 2i-Ihc Grand
Trunk railway freight sheds and storn
house, together with seven loaded ears
and largo quUntit of grain aud other
merchandise, burned to-day. Loss,
NO,OoO.
ELEvEN BUILDINGS BURNED.
NlNCENNEa lNp., Oct. "a d Q al
loogootoc, ludi1ur, LAST night lWI.t
eleven Notwithstanding the Democrat
nov slapcr ouiop, postnuicp. six stores
and thron saloons. Tho loss is rsti.
mated at S2JOUOli insurance, $l5OOOO.
AT TYLER.
Tyler, Oct H. special Tho two.
story building of ;. &. Cannon cnught
iro at O'Clock this morning, and wa,
completely destroyed. Also. the husi.
ness houses OF Nrssrs. Chillrr WEIGHT
and Clark and Riley Bros and thp
drus stores of Dr. r. T. Coca and Abort
Besang were damaged
Inc buildings ami stocks wore valued
| nc Sli,OUl.
IClU ~
Total damages, SlG5il.
Mr.. e. +. NJ. Orr represents, through
his agencies, most all thc LOSSES.
i1N, SAMUEL 81, TILL rN's sr y Fs.
0oNNERs, y, y, Oct. 2f,- Last nirht a
fire broke cut in the hay LON of Hon.
Samuel j. Tilden's stables,
Rt Greys'onn. Louis Jameson,
l MIR. Tildun's valet and his family, WIN
occupied tho apartments In tho
building had n very narrow escape
/ from being burned. The carriages
aud horses were rescued, bat
all the sleighs, hay aud grain aud other
property were consumed t0gel her with
the building which was constructed of
stone. Tho origin Of tho fire could not
b. ascertained. The loss IL $1,000 no
insurance.
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Downinthc World.

CHICAGO, Oct IA statement IL pull =
lished here that niece of Richard Wap-
ner, the great composer, Is living in this
city In great want. Her maiden name
was Dorihea Brockhousc and she was
married 10 Baron won Becllrels.an officer
IA the army of Hanover, who was CONE
PEELED to retire from service owing 10
physical disability. Her marriage was
contrary TO the wishes of her relatives.
ana since moving to this city her hus.
banu has been worry unfortunate and is
now Ihnrer In "a lcrtili2ing factory
earning 81 per day. She states that bcr
mother was the youngest sister of Wag.
ner.
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sire to deal in personalities, ut oro.
posed 70 defend himself Ho btli we'd
Il elected, would do HIS utmost toward
that end. ''""'"
Esquire J. II. Blewitt followed him.
and stated in substance that he wanted
the Office, believed he was competent 10
ill it, etc. w
Mr.. Terrell (not the Hon. 100 who is
q candidate for the legislature, adj
dressed the meeting also.
These meetings bring out a great deal
OF the true inwarduess of the men, both
as pertains to the speakers as well nv
the crowd addressed, hut tho latter has
decidedly the advantage in ms much as II
10 not candidate for public favor.
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Pnr-nuRo, Oct. ia report was re-
ceivod here that mine disaster occur
red near Oniontown this afternoon
and that two men are known To hp
wore in the mnp at tho timo of tho ok
piOsiun, AMI 10 is feared That all wore
killed or Injured,
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TYLER, Oct. G.-lSpecia, Tho COM
missioner of appeals reported the fol-
lowing eases to supreme court to be ar-
ilrmed; Bonner vs.. Dali At AL, from
Johnson; Texas & Pacific railway vs..
scott nom Dallas; Anderson ct al. vs..
aud rumaudcl; Grant w. Simpson.
from Robertson; International n Grcai
Northern railway vs.. Pope. from Comal,
B.uu 60 al. w. Rogers ut uN., from Hon.
kins; Henderson ct al. W. Terry, from
Milhmi JOSEPH Peters Furniture COM
pany 1t al, vs.. Dlckev, from Wise.
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GALVESTON, Oct. %. Tho oyster
schooner Wrcu sailed two weeks ago for
West Bay, and being overdue, is sup.
osed TO have been lost i'm Saturday,
gale. Her crow consisted of three men.
all Of whom arc believed to have been
drowned. The Mosquito fleet are GU.
.eating about the bay in seach of possi-
bile survivors
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Milhnr Y. Stnrcv nnnd.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Wibur f. Storey
of the Chicago Times, died at his resi-
denee to night at 9:i5p. m. lie had beer
incapacitated for business tor the pas
two years, the result OF q stroke of IN,
alysis received while in Europ
four or five years ago. Thouai
feeble, his demise was not immodiatcl,
expected until two days ago, when HI
began sinking fast. lie was uucOnscioa.
to-day and Tonight and passed ava,
peacefully at the hour named.
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little Joker" is the hest smoking to-
.GRAU cArrrRrs ATLANTA.

"Thc Queens Lace Handkerchief.
1t moy ho said at the outset that Man.
oger Grau's Opera company scored a
great triumph at the opora.huusn last
night, when they gave, for tho first
tlmo here, u superb rendition of that
charming thnulh difficult mnstpr-
work Of Herr Johann Strauss.
THE Queens Lace Handkprchipf.'i
The strength of the organization
was put TO q test, and we'll did IL stand
That test The ensemble was periari.
Miss Helene Cooper as Donna Irene
made decided success, her singing and
acuug being excellent Miss Grey was
ail that could Zoo desired in the roln of
tue queen. Miss Harvey lelt "A pleasant
Impression Ms the kiug, and Miss Avtos
looked aud acted the marchinupss Ina "A
perfect manner. MIR. GroenBsldpr'a
"Urimn minister deserves To rank M /,
creation In light upcrn. Mir. Fir.
man showed his excellent comeI,.
Ia ent as the "iut0y." and MIR. Waldo
was the host representative OF "Cerynn.
lus' yet heard in Atlanta. Tho Runle ul
the SECOND get took the house by storm.
ho ludieuco cheering NoriiOronslv and
demanding three eucoros. Tho ofrhes.
ira, under Mr.. Krussig, was eScelent.
Nuu To thi. gentleman IL greatly due the
success of tho poriormsuce. Tho cos.
tuning was rich Nud approximate
lAlnult Constitution, October 3, isSL
RMS uNrr.Iont company will appoar In
DALLAS, on Friday, October 81.
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NEw YoRK, oct T.-Tho Republican
c,uniy convention convened this evon-
ing nnd nominated the following
ticket:
Mnyor- Senator Frederick S. Gibbs.
CQntrollOr- John Y. pummpr.
uietrict Attorney C. $, Spencer.
judges OF court of common pleas
Ncnry II. Rowland, Theron G.. Strong
md t'has, II. King.
tftsident Barnd of Aldcrman--L.. J.
rhillips.
Iofonor-Sona.or Fred, Edemann.
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GALVESTON, Oct. D. The body of Miss
Laura l@mire, drowned on tho evening
of the Dist inst. with George Kochl, her
helpless attempted roscuer, was reported
found this evening by tho Keeper of the
lliu-saVinP station ut san Luis pass AT
the west end of the island. Coroner
Spann has ordered the body brought to
tho CITY.
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WILUEsRAERE, PA, oct. ~. Jamcs
A. Sea, formerly of New Orleans, re.
81 ling at Lexington, Virginia, died here
this evening, gt the residence of Charlie.
Z. Hunt. Deceased was one of the fore.
most lawyers at the INV Orleans bar
before the war, aud presiding Judge oi
the superior court of Louisiana.
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USIoNTowN, Penn, Oct, 21.-An ex-
plos,on of fire damp oc
cured to-day at tho mines ui
| the IouugtOWn mines, four miles
| from here. hptween 1 and 3 o'clock. Sew
eral were killed aud others wounded.
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M nuchAsnnt lnhIctch.

LouIsvllLs, Oct . Tho grand Jury
torned four indictments against
'orgo c. Buchanan and six against
nqrew buchanan, now soiourning in
'Nda' they are charged with is,u-
II lalSe warehouse receipts. Bail is
<ed at 5000 len each case. 10 Is proha.
81 that other indictments win be
ND.
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A vcrr r,e,nnrl,nhin Fnmiir.

hong tho host kuown Of tho eur
{Ps of the Albany & susquchanna
pad are tho Whitaker bows. Tho
~ Il a notable ono. r. contained
zen brothers, eight Of whom are
4 living. Six are IN the employ Of
.elaware Il Hudson Canal Com.
ouf bolng ung.npers. For tho
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Tho well-kuOwn strengthening prcp.
critics of iron, combined with other ton.
les ard most perfect nerviuc, ARE found
n Carter Iron Pills, which strengthen
ilo nerves and body, and improve the
blood aud complexion.
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+ Nco, Oct T-lSpeoial. Hon. II.
Ahatt, or Galveston, grand chanccl.
/. brand Lodge Of Texas, Knights of
<hias. arrived thls evening ON an
4 visit 10 Waco lodge, Knights OF
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4N|sHlB.p, L. l., Oct. 97.-rhe OK
tHnent here over tho sudden disap-
/lsrance OF John }. Bartlett, real estate
.fealer Formerly deputy county o'erk,
having "A largo amount of debts and
taking away borrowed money, rents and
real eststc money, ia intense.
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LONDON, Oct % At the imperial au-
diencc 90 Pekin, Novcmher aud 7,
which all the princes of The empire have
been summoned to attend, il TX to be de-
cljed whether tn make wa against
France or sanction mediation. Rumnrs
are agWn current va Paris that Primo
Minister Ferry is ouJpayuring to Sc
cure English mediation.
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AHplrAnta Tor County Judgeship Speak.
A. per announcement of AIR. W. n.
Sirangc,candidate for tho oflce OF county
Judge, he addressed tho citizens last
might 10 the corner or Main mud povdras
Streets, a brass baud was IN aitond.
ahce Anu a pretty good sized crowd
gathered tn see what u could see aud
hear what II could hear. Mr.. Strange
lnaue worry good talk, but
like some uf his ounnhonts
Who followed him WAS rather peraonel
IN his remarks lie had generously
offered to divide tlmn with the other nj.
pirants for the office, and they accepted
The invitation. lie was followed by Mr.
W, ". Edwards, who proceeded Ia turn
over MS opponents, aud especially Col,
T.. q. Bower. lilo said no wanted the
ohlce, aud spoke NJ length, aud when he
Col. bowor, who was heart.
nv cheered A. he mounted
the stand. lie said that he aid not dc.
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Tho Girl was Right.

NEW York, oct. T.-Lottie Francis,
he l3-year-old daughter of William j.
francis, of Jamaica, Long Island, at
e2ted to commit suicide to-day by
utting her throat. She inflicted tor
ible cash, but was discovered in time
o gRe hope that her life NAV be saved
Her father recently sued his own
ntilfr for alleged alienation Of his (the
ont)y Wiie's affections. lie testified
ltat jis wife bai confessed her father
~ was the father of her six chill.
vM The verdict was in favor of the
IXndaui. Tho young girls attempt
w the result of mortification AT the
|mdal her fttA0r's suit caused.
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NniIn.t-n.L Nerrne..

htENviL,B, Oct. %'.-lSpocial.' A
Sear-old son Of Jim Blanks, who lives
~ miles cast OF Groonvile, left home
thrday and failing 90 roturn, search
3 made for him in vain. a negro
ped Gus Johnson said ho would tell
frc blanks WAS ithis friends would
u him for tue Information. Foul play
\ suspected, and the negro was ar
A y aud Jailed. The boy was found
4 the negro SOL free, hut was again
a on making threats 90 kill MIR.
|lks ON sight.
Hputy sheriff Harris, of Commerce,
n two negroes here to-day, charged
y thell.
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lhite woman Raped AZ Dcnison.

fSIsoN, Oct. s7.-lSpecial.I- About
Hook this morning n negro entered
Pesidcnce of Mrs. Bmtz, near the
school-bouso, la the third ward, and
ishod Mrs. All, Duhbs, "a widow.
\. Buutz had gone 10 a sick daughters
tho evening, leaving Mrs. Duhhs i'm
! with the door unlocked. The negro
Pred In his bare feet, and accom-
ihed his purpose by threats of cutting
Throat and by choking To-day a
po named Lewis Williams was ar
'ed aud taken before the lady, who
llsdiatcly identified him as the
st. Hp was 80 once taken to Sher-
(. 10 WcYcnt any trouble.
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GARYN, WIFE COUNTY, TFXAS, March "a, 1884,
Morley Brothers. Austin, Texas
6ehltinen'-Send me three dozen
Monce have sd every bottle received
ee0 II 10 cure, and 1t has failed in single instance.
Yours truly, W. p. SEARCY.
SOLD BY
Nholesale hx CROWOUS DRUG co, DalIns. Texas
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RoMF, Oct. 2j,-Thero were reported
to-day in Italy 81 now cases Of cholera
and III deaths, most OF them at Naples.
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y - ~ T III T 0-NT0 N'NETVE
\ W ORLEA q, Oct. H.-Tho limos
'ocrars rhihodsuN special says:
'n. Gray, anegro, was shot and killed
Nash Lyons on Grand Callon, 40 a
rical mass meeting. Gray and Lyons
prelcd rs 70 Kellogg in the present
Rressiuual contest, and LYONS at
'nted TO break up The meeting, which
presided over hy Kellogg, whom
~ was fired ON and killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-28

LONDON, Oct. I'll. :, " j. Rankin
East India merchants Of London, failed
to-day for 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-28

GALVESTON Oct W.- following b. ht
wen per mort furnished hy the slvusl ser.
vice ln conjunction Witi tine rnruuvst