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CRIMINAL RECORD.
BIG SAFE ROBBERY AT BRYAN.
The Hidalgo Election TroubIes-A Louis
isville Editor Arrested on Tea
Trade FOrg cries Committed
In Caleutta-S Shooting.
4 Rohemian swindler.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l6.-Robert Nc
Phur, alias Brice, was arr ested here
to-day on requisition from Calcutta,
which charged the forgery of the name
Of VIM. Cruikshank, & director of the
Holton Il Larone Tea company, OF Cal
cutta. for Gl5,O0O. McPhur, or Brice, a.
he is known here, has been in Louisville
about n } ear and been doing the com
mercial department of the Evening
Times. He is a Scotchman who, five
years ago, went to Calcutta, where he
invested $4,000 in the tea and cement
business. He had charge of the compa-
ny's affairs, and, thinking to make
fortune for himself, used the
company's money and lost it and
finally forged notes on several direct
ors. He escaped to this city, where he
was arrested by detectives at the in
stance Of Officer George Webb, of Cal
cutta, who ran Brice down. Brice is OF
ruddy complexion, smooth faced, low
stature and well educated. He has
written for the local press several fine
articles on India.
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A Dailaslto Suicides al San Antonlo.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. l6.--ISp Special
William Herring camo here some time
ago from Dallas and started line of
hacks. lie made money and spent it
freely ON Bette Herring, an inmate of
"No. iJl," who had taken his name. lie
was supplanted In her affections hy a
town blood, and last night finding that
aho was permanently Mthless to him.
went to u drug store, bong /
Sl,oj worth Of morphine, went 10
rosters stable, stated that he was
poisoned, asked for "a drink of water.
drank it, laid down aud died. The iury
.ot inquest returned verdict i'm accord
anee with the above facts. Deceased has
relatives In Dallas.
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MAJOR NJ. @, uAWis, editor Of the
evening Mail and STUART HARuisoN,
secretary oi line city of Fort Worth, had
"iough' nu last saturday evening in
that doloctahlc city, la which the news
paper MAN was bruised, battered and
"uscd up Tho HER MD knows moth
ing of mo controversy further than what
apapor OF that town states. Nix. HAIR
nisoN thought Mr. lIARNIs too per.
sonal IN his papor, and after treating the
editor 90 a couple OF bottles of wine. pro.
ceeded 70 pummol him after the Fort
WORT avls. Mr. HARRIS had his
wouua. dressed at tho drug store M
HAnllspN Ma arrested and gave bond.
No ~ us we've host and none endangered
IL is ssld bulhparties drew pistols, hut
OF the 1uih or error Of this the uERALp
knows nauph'. Tho heligerents would
do weil.aaNas0 hsuds over the bloody
chas,n, ant bum the bloody shirt. II
there wac ny blood on anybody's shirt.
Ia ils w,rht 20 mke lessons in the
ssmsN,ly nft.
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Botheration Among the Doctors.

Thore is breeze in The st. Louis med-
ical society, over certain breaches of the
code. Several physicians had Especial
ties' and advertised them. This being
contrary to medical etiquette, necessita7
tea tho resignation of these physicians.
How queer it seems that Wien good
means of cure is found, anybody should
object to making it public. Itisno Sc
cret that many physicians use Browns
Iron Bitters in their regular practice,
with the happiest effect. Or. NJ. Il,
Doughtry, Franklin, Va, says: ~ am
highly pleased with Browns Iron Bit.
ters, and believe it to be superior to all
other iron preparations"
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WHATACoUNTRYl

Ina time well nigh panicky an eloc.
ton has just boon heldoltha bitterest and
most vindictiyo kud. Only few days
ago the spock Of war was as large as il
was a week before Lincolu's inaugural
ton. Preparations were mado in the
cities for actual combat, whom, LOT tho
political sky ia cleared, tho brigh. sun
of peace breaks forth and victorious
CLEVELAND Is hailed by the universal
yankee nauOn as tho incoming prosi.
denI No wreck OF empires
and crash of words mere! our
people are too emiueutly practical,
and had MR. BLAINE desired
further 20 have agitated tho land he
couldnot have had the following OF a cor.
pord', guard. The Mexican minister is
reported TO have said the other day that
his people We're az much afraid of being
Amoricani1ed as ours seemed to he al
being MeNicani2od But this feature Of
quiet and even cheerful submission "a
tbcvoN-populi, is something his Ropub.
lie knows not of. II Is confined 10 the
Apglo-SaNon race, and only to he found
IN mother England and daughter
America, Tho genius OF our people is
aggressive, but when party hero /,
dnowed under, It quietly awaits In,
next springs thaw.
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tbs Sun attempts self ejaculation in
he supposition that Just few hundred
otes would have beaten CLEVELAND.
The latter gentleman finds consolation
n the fact that u few hundred votes
lected him in New York, which enabled
Ills 100000 majority outside to get show
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Letter rcom Rockwnll.

RocRwAri., Nov. Ia lCouespon-
denccl-Now that tho excitement Incl.
dent TO the state and national election
has subsidized and tho election os Glove
land Hendricks assures four years of
peace and prosperity to our government,
it is the duty OF our people to turn their
attention to the development of the
country.
A railroad from Dallas 60 Paris. or
from Dallas TO sulphur springs is the
lrst thing I'm order.
The management of the st. Louis 4
Texas road contemplate building A
branch road In the near future to bal.
las
Dallas, Rockwell, Greonvile and
Paris have already offered n handsome
bonus W any company that will build n
road from Dallas to Paris, via Rockwnll
aud Groeuvillo. The Texas d ST. Louis
can give kDallas another st. Louis con,
nectiuu quicker than any other road
now In existence and nj less cost aud
can secure the bonus offered by Dallas.
l,acKw0ll and Gfeenville, bv, speedily
construction of their line from Mount
Pleasant 10 Dallas. No doubt Sulphur
springs will give $4,000 or enough 10
secure the road.
Now let us all 20 10 work with a viii,
Jet the HBRALu take the lead a. II
always has.donnin all greaten,erprises
eilecting the welfare of Dallas aud
North Texas and the rest viii follow.
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UNLESS NoRroN's Intelligencer is
little more enterprising than it usually
Is it will this evening still continue to
inform its readers that the election is in
loubt, and that BLAINE says lac has car
sied New York, 1t will be a week yet
lefore the judge gets tho news OF CLEvE-
LAND's election.
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AT ARKANSAS CITY.

Ntr,,,,,, Al Nm Ne,. NH VS. CITY
Gran, f,n,, A 4riTa, 10 private teie-
5nrnin,, 't IL ~ NV tL; cIty reports the
,gnrol,a ni i IN, I LIS r rII Oh the
anrad e.. go , ann iUs'' iuiiy 9l1ooVO; Ill,
hw Tittia F'PS, n"i, ond N u,lii Mas owned
'J0bn II Adanis " ",na ,,oiigils PARTIES.
comnanv ''' was Pie9i"ehV Vi inc
ar a1Ipsuopo Nopru c,po,
GnrnsUopo NJ ~ ,T S,Ai'oi-iT ~,
the leading husinecs Lousas -, H. fu W
ness mart Of thia city hnrno5 ~ Ios sio pus,-
Including Tho cvtagsivo ',U 80 it9U nisnt,
of W Il xnrno,.a,, =, ~ t Iaonn,lo-shops
mintinr otino sa"SSS NH Nh ill., ino NlVsseiiEer
viii .p1,o,.ai a.,,o " LII. uuiilS' toEether
dise,md n ,,,,o ,,tsu SsooNs vi i,ierchah,
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THE peaplo of Houston want "UNcLE
DANIEL" of the Houston Age, for post
master. Ifhe receives the appointment,
Houston will have an honest man to ad-
minister its postal affairs. Having
known McGAREY for thirty years, the
writer of this can assure the Houstoni-
ans that in the event of his appointment
by CLEVELAND, they will have an hon
est man in Office who will do his duty
without political or personal bias. Let
McGAREY have the postotlice in Hous.
Inn
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In is said that PRESIDENT Arthur
has exhibited the most remarkable
philosophy under the trying circum-
stances of BLAINE's defeat-having for
gotten entirely his own defeat at Chi
cago. ARTHUR always was magnani-
nous.
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Col. w. F. Bontiy AccidentaIiy Shot.

CoLoRApo, Nov. l6.-LSpecial, Col.
w. +. Bently, a prominent attorney Of
Abilene, was shot accidentally, in this
city to-day by some one hunting. The
ball entered his back, q few inches from
the spinal column, and passing through
lodged In the front part Of the abdomen
Drs. Hughes and Coleman cut the ball
out, but are not prepared to say yet
whether the wound is dangerous or not.
Mr. Bently was visiting his brother.
whose wilo is quite sick.
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THE Chicago Times intimates its
preference for an extension of the presi
dental term on account Of the turmoil,
vrangling, etc. Last year the Demo-
Gratis would have reyolted on this sug-
iestion, but just at the present there
seems to be something in the idea.
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CASUALTIES.
LITTLE ANGELS AT CHICAGO.
Insane Asylum Burncd-A Deludcd Negro
Cuts Ills Throat--Great Fire at
GoldsbOro, Eorth Carolina
Accidental Shooting,


OSHKOSH, Nov. 16,--Shortly before II
O'Clock last night fire was discovered In
the boiler room Of the Northern Hospi-
tai for the Insane, situated about
four miles north of this city. The flames
spread with startling rapidity and the
main building was enveloped. Engines
were dispatched from this city, hut the
fire increased rapidly until there was
little hope of saving the institution
About 800 inmates are confined in the
asylum. IL is thought all were saved.
LATER.
BY dlligent work of the department
the fire was confined TO the engine room
and laundry, and At midnight was
brought under control. Wild excite
ment existed among the inmates, but
they were well handled and none in
iured. They are now being returned to
their regular apartments. Two or
three escaped during the excitement,
but searching parties are now
after them. The origin of the fire is Il
mystery. 1t is estimated the loss will
reach $4,000.
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THE Colorado Clipper says that MAJOR
NJ. G. HARRIS, Of Fort Worth, will he
an applicant for the post Office in that
village. Barring PETER SMITH, there
Is no man that stands better chance
Tor an Office than Mn. HARRIS. Among
the order-loving people of that place he
stands A. l. Hispaper, sthe Mail. is adj
mitted to be tho exponent of the busi-
Hess men OF that city, wide its advocacy
of gambling saloonsl and MIR. HARRIS
can get the endorsement of all those
business men. Let petition bo circu-
lated in his favor at once.
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vIEwING an IuEnERa.
One Of the Magnificent sights of an Ocean
Voyage.

one Of tho Magnificent sights of an Ocean
Voyage.
At 10 o'clock we went below, and had
Just got through dinner, when the cook
put his head down the scuttle and told
us to come on deck and sou the finest
sight we had ever seen "Whero away.
cook2n asked the first man who went
up. "Ou the larboard bow.n And there
lay floating In the ocean, several miles
oil, an Immense, irregular mass, its ton
and points covered with snow.
and its center u deem IN
digo color. This was an loo.
berg, one OF the largest size,as one of our
men said, who had been in the Northern
ocean. As far ~ the eye could reach the
sea IN every direction was OF deem
hiue color. the waves running high and
fresh aud sparkling In the light; aud in
the midst lay this immOnse mountain
island, it, cav ties and valleys thrown
into deep shade, and its points and pin-
nacles glittering In tho sun. All hands
we're soon ON deck looking Mt IL, aud nd
niiring In various ways its beauty and
grandeur, but no description can give
any idea of the strangeness, splendor
and real sublimity OF the sight. Its
great size, for Il must have been from
Two 10 three miles in circumfer nee, and
several hundred feet ia height its
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GoBBLE! gobble! gobble! was the
watchword of the last administration.
Sow the only gobbler we know Of is a
gentleman in New York named CoNK-
MEAT least that is what BLAINE
called him.
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Chnrrnd with Ernnh

CHICAGO, Nov, lG,-Suits were insti-
tutod 10y eastern creditors to-day against
the firm of Wolf Bros who recently
failed, charging fraud, Tho claim il
urged that the firm confessed Judgment
to the extent of $2SO.uOO i'm favor of reln.
iives aud other parties, which did not
rcprrsent any legitimate indebtedness
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MISREPRESENTATION Hull, of
New York, will preside over the EN-
,pire State when Gov. CLEVELAND re-
Tres from the executive chair of that
commonwealth. Gov. HILL is a bache-
or, about 50 years of age, and says
whenever he gets married hewill have a
parrot time" Up to this writing, his
ieart has proven impervious to the
Establishments and wiles of the weaker
vessels.
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plEAsAer ANp oREnIrAs, 3.

ON iacldgrtpi iuport and mos graf
ifyliiN <iaciileanco occurred ON Satur-
day ci''li wheu ihe grand procession OF
Den'ftlnis IN Philadelphia, passing the
N'lnhNcsu club house, received the IA.
wte ~ illuminated windows and pyro-
teehrlo displAya. II oylnced nm entire
|4o-9ncp q That bitterness which was 40
" dreaded - the consequence OF tho
ec''d s'fuesle. and disposition on
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THE Wichita Herald says: "In our
opinion the Dallas HERALD is the best
,laily newspaper in Texas"
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Childrcn rerrihly Hurt.

CmcAGo,N Nov. l6.-A number Of young
caQdren started bonfire last night and
w into tia barrel containing rosin
tS.E turpentine. The barrel exploded
withtorriiic force, very seriously burn
ing and injuring six children, five Of
whom are not expected to survive.
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YESTERDAY was the Sabbath and all
BEECHER.
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ne nnd Llstened Do Whllo Nndlcnl Liza

JACKSON, Nov. l6.-An old negro
named Johnson, living near Clinton, cut
his throat last night, because the cleo
ton Of Cleveland and Hendricks. lie
VIII probably die. lie says he preferred
death to slavery.
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November Meteors.


If the propncts do not fail, and as
tronomy has become so exact a science
that the chances arc they will not, we
are to have In u few nights a beautiful
motoorio display IN the heavens. The
earth, as she swings her ponderous bulk
in her orbit, eucouutcra on the 18th the
November meteor zone, and plunging
hcNdlOug through the sparsely scattered
cOsmical atoms, aud iguiting those that
impluge upon her atmosphere, sho
causes them Co descend rs falling stars.
rms gigantic hoop or meteor zone con
SlStS OF a swarm ot PARTICLES following
Tompels Comet The unfortunate visi
tor from tho star depths venuring too
near the planet Uranus was captured hv
'hO giant orb, forced tn become "A mem.
Ter of the system, and 10 travel hence.
forth within its boundaries. The event
probably occurred in the second century
OF the Christian era. The pcriheion Of
the November meteor zone rs ON the
cprth's orbit Nt the point she passes
about the 18Th OF November, and the
aphcliou is boyond the orbit Of Uranus.
The PARTICLES of tho comet and the
swarm of uoterOidS have thus far scat
tered over Out uue-teuth Of the zone. but
ln tho course ui time Will ill the whole
space. A. Tho period of revolution is
about thittN-thrae years, grand dis
play OF uery rain occurs only at those
intervals. Tho next one may be OK
pocted IN 1879. Observers, however.
Who watch patiently ON the nights OF the
nth, Eth and 18th, will be- rewarded nv
seeing u Few meteOrS radtAting from tho
constellation Leo, which are true Leon.
ides, tho name given to the members of
this meteOric 2oue, because they Seem
To start from this constellation. Such
is the delightful uncertainty of moteoric
astronomy, that tho earth may capture
Il larger number of these little bodies
than is anticipated. Therefore 1t iswou
to keep a careful lookout lPhiadel-
phia Bulletin.
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THE Free Lance pays the fol-
lowing compliment to the HERALD,
which is appreciated: "The Dallas HER.
AID is daily visitor to our office, and
we eau truthfully say it is a great daily,
aud reflects credit upon the proprietors
and the city in which il ia published.
rhe editorials are terse and readable,
and the selections are well suited te the
general reader. II Ills the position in
northwest Texas that the News dces IN
The south and southeast, II reaches Us
IN the day OF publication, and at noon
tells Us what the world says II is q
paper that has become q necessity {,
business men IN this part OF the state
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Fire Record.
AZ CINCINNATI.

CINcINNATI, Nov, l6.-James X. Har-
ris' flour mill, in this city, was dam
aged by fire last night to the extent of
500 OD0
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Big minstrels Thursday night, the 2Oth
inst,
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|Ave was going along SO slowly that his
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passing 81 was run down badly, hut
this Bitters did wonders for mo" Mr..
iihomas Jones, Newark, Ohio saws: 81
WAS so dehiiHted / could not walk
firown's Iron Bitters cured me-