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CHICAGO. Aug. ls-The Daily News
Nation, Illinois, special SAYS: Mich
olas Hubbart, farmer, living ten
miles northeast of this city, was shot
and killed in his own door YES
terday, ON returning from camp
meeting. Neighbors heard his cries
assistance Hubbart was found dead,
with a bullet wound in his head, and
two dogs standing quarreling over his
body. Suspicion is attached Thomas
Chapman, who has been in Hubbart's
employ for several weeks, he having
been seen in the vicinity a short time
previous, and has since disappeared. In
the house several valises filled with val
uables were discovered, making it GER
tain that the murder was committed for
the purpose of robbery. Deceased was
a batchelor and wealthy. Armed par
ties arc in search of Chapman, and there
Is talk of lynching him, if he is cap
turpd
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A Lecture at sherman-Loenl Notes,

SHERMAN, Aug. ls.-[Special. i The
Presbyterian church, on North Travis
street, was filled to OVERLOOKING last
night to hear tho Rev. DIR. Moore's dis.
course on the Pan-Presbyterian council
at Belfast, from which he recently re-
turned. The Doctors address was i'm
teresting and instructive and was at
tentively listened to by the large audi
ence. He promises to deliver lecture
soon at the opera-house on what he saw
during his travels in the Old World.
The opera-house has been rendered free
by its courteous manager, Mr.. C. w,
Batsell, and no doubt 1t will be filled TO
It's utmost capacity by the many friends
of DR.. Moore.
IL has been exceedingly warm since
Saturday. Everything is beginning TO
need rain.
Two sable descendants OF Ham were
united In matrimony by Squire Bullock
this morning.
Several of the citizens of Sherman lost
property in the recent fire at Greenville,
Hunt county. 1t is learned that their
losses are partially covered by insur-
QnCe.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Grim. Visaged War Still Feared at
New Iberia, Louisiana.
A TRAMP KILLED BY ACCIDENT.
A Negro Kills White Watermelon All
stractor - Singular killing Near
Paris Crimes of All
Grades Everywhere.
A TRAMP KILLED BY ACCIDENT,
1nsnrre0tIonarY Iberinns.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. lS.-The
llmes-Democrat New Iberia special
says: New warrants were issued Satur-
day evening to Sheriff Vezey for the ar
rest of ex-Sheriff Viator and Deputv
Clerk Etie, who is in custody at odd
Fellows hall under guard by the militia,
me Sheriff read the warrants to the
prisoners and fixed Viator's bond nj
S3,oOO and Etie's at $1,000. They were
gwen TILL p. m. to furnish bond. but
ialled to DO so. A few minutes after
al the military forces formed in front of
Odd Fellows hall. The prisoners with
Armlein, the ex-jailer, were brought ont
and delivered to sheriff Vezey. An es-
cort was formed on Main street of militia
ana marched to the iail where
the prisoners were locked up.
The Jail was then surrounded by
the militia and the guards placed at the
corners Of the streets, and no one per
united to go through without a pass.
The Louisiana field battery were ordered
home, but as there was some talk of
disturbance after the New Orleans mill
tia, returned home, they were again
ordered to remain until relieved by other
troops. Niator's supporters have little
hesltancy in saying they don't recognize
Judge Gates and the State government.
Tho merchants are watching their stores
ana vlgilant watch is kept for fear Of
lncendiarism. Judge Fontelieu states
that he has 10000 friends here whom he
could call on if he so desired. He is
much incensed at ViatOr's arrest. but
moves about without saying much,
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Mexican Criminals.

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 49, Especial. l.
Yesterday the bodies Of five men were
found hanging to trees about twenty
miles from Matamoras. They are sun
posed to be the outlaws captured by the
rural guards in the recent raids made in
conjunction with the sheriff's posse from
tnlS side of the river on last Saturday
night, N"S
About forty bales Of merchandise were
smuggled across the river bv party of
about thirty contrabandists. The sniup.
glers were pursued by the Custom House
guards, who overlook the rear guard of
the party near the Puertas Verde ranch.
five miles from Matamoras A sharn
night ensued, but the guards numbered
but four to the smugglers eight or fen
ana were forced to retreat
They obtained reinforcements from q
company of Mexican cavalry and re.
turned and captured twelve bales of
goods and seven mules. The main mar
ty OF smugglers escaped with most nf
the goods. The value of the bales can
tured is about 5000. One IF
the guards engaged in the fight
is missing. Many of the smugglers were
wounded, but were taken away by their
companions - SA
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A Bad Man nj Large,

WACO, Aug. ls.-[Special. The au-
thorities ut Dallas and Fort Worth
should be on the qui .vive for one Ar
mold Il. Hall, who left here yesterday af-
ternoon, going North. He is alleged to
have disposed Of two checks, payable to
his own order, on the Fort Worth Ma
tional bank, one for Sl75, and the other
for SIP. The checks have every appear
ance of being certified, but the cashiers
signature is not correct. A banker at
Abilene writes that Arnold passed some
similarly worthless checks, also on the
same Fort Worth bank, out there. His
dealings here were with gambling
houses. city Marshal Moore endeav-
ored TO find out Arnold's whereabouts
to-day, but was unable to hear of him
anywhere between Waco and Fort
Worth. He is u man OF plausible ad-
dress.
George Williams, colored, was yester.
day arrested at Waco, charged with at
tempting to rape his step.daughter, s
years old. Williams wife makes the
complaint.
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Perforated with Squirrel Shot.

LoNdVIEw, Aug. Is. - Special -
Henry York was shot and seriously
wounded by his uncle, William Nc
hughery, this morning, near Glade
water. An old family quarrel was re-
newed by McHughery killing York's
boys. They met ON the south side OF the
river this morning and York was abused
by his uncle. He tried to dismount from
u bucking mule, but before he could get
down McHughery fired, wounding the
mule. which threw York, and while
no was on his hands and
knees McHughrey fired again, ,wounding
him in the neck, legs and bowels with
squirrel shot. York was ferry keeper at
Stevens ferry, where Charley stevens
was killed by his uncle, ANON Stevens.
in May of last yea. All the parties are
white. McHughrey was arrested.
William Burgess was arrested here
to-day. He is wanted in Houston for
theft.
Jim Young, the boy arrested for bur
glary, reported in the HERALD, escaped
from the officers who had taken him out
to see his grandmother.
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A singular Killing Near pari..

PARIS, Aug. lS.-lSpecial. Gus Mel
ton' negro living four and half miles
west of Paris, was shot and killed last
night about s o'clock by another negro,
named Anthony Graves. 1t seems that
the killing was the result of mistake.
Matilda Hamilton came running down
the road to where Anthony Graves
lived screaming Justify, saying that six
masked men had burst in the door of
her house and demanded her husband,
saying, that they had come after him
from the bottom of He'll. Graves took
his gun and started up to Matilda's house
to see what was the matter, and on his
way met Gus Melton and his wife.
Thinking they were the masked men
after Matilda. he threw down his gun
and ordered them to stop, and in doing
so the trigger got entangled in the weeds
and the whole load was discharged into
the body of Gus Melton. The coroner's
jury returned u verdict OF death by a
gun,,shot, negligently discharged by
Anthony Graves,
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Pennsylyania Mine. Trouh,o.

PIrrsnURG, Aug. ls.-A Commercial
Gazette's Woods Run, Pennsylvania
special says: Robert Mcclure, of the
coal and iron police, and number of
deputies, visited the miners camp to-
day for the, e,purpose ofarresting the strik-
ers charged with conspiracy and assault
put being unable to identify the men.
were obliged to leave without making
any arrests. About 200 of the
strik kers followed the officers around .but
MADE no attempt to molest them. The
strikers say that the arrests have made
them more determined, and that thew
VIII fight to the bitter end They assert
the arrests were made for the purpose Of
lntimidating, and that the charges were
frivolous. Large accessions are expected
row. ''0i
Preparations are being made for the
organization of the women. II has heen
decided that they will make no pnbli,
demonstration, but will use their infn.
ence with the wives of the workingmen
ana with miners at their homes OF
evenings. Vi
a large mass meeting was held this
allerhoon, at which the officers appealed
10 them not to resort to violence
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NEW YoRH, Aug. Is Coroner Robin
son, Of Long Island city, to-day visited
the Office OF Cypress Hill Cemetory
company, and says the cemetery author
tiles, in view Of the recent develop
ments, will not offer any opposition Ia
the disinterment of llenry's remains,
and that the consent of the United
States quartermaster general i'm
reality has been obtained,
although he believes that in Wow of the
fact of the burial having been made un-
dor a fraudulent permit, the cause OF
death being given as starvation, when IL
was known that Henry had been shot,
Is sufficient grounds for exhumation.
lie. VIII not take any further action, un-
tll he receives letter from Miss Dora
Buck, the dead mans sister, which he
daily expects.
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He stood by His FLAG.

PITTsRund, Aug. ls.-Mat Schamburg
the Austro-lIungarian Consul in this
city, this morning hoisted small Aus.
trian flag over the door of the consulate,
IN honor of the iifty-fourth birthday OF
the Emperor of Austria, and Chiefof Po-
lice Braner, who has been making Wig
orous fight against swinging signs and
street obstructions Immediately ordered
IL down. Schamburg refused to comnly
with the order and Braner entered suit
to compel its enforcement. Schamburg
claims that the order is in direct viola,
ton of the treaty between the United
states and Austria, which states explic.
lily that consulS can hoist flag over the
main entrance to the consulate in any
city.
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The soldiers' Home scandal.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. ls.--The Congress
sional committee continued the inyesti-
CATION of the Soldiers Home to-day. Pri-
vate Moulton told story ofhis being con
signed to the county insane asylum with
ont commitment papers. The matter was
taken under advisement. Or. a, j,
Hare denied the. charges of Gsn. Sharpe
tIlaV ne resigned as surgeon because he
was afraid Of an inycs siyation
and supported Moulton I'M the
statement of his case, with which
he was familiar, Steward
Mcllvaine said Moulton was sent TO the
guard house for threatening another in
mate with knife. Aiterward he
thought Moulton insane. Ai,er the
committee rose, General Roseorans was
given q reception by the members of the
9TH Illinois Volunteers, now in the city.
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Whitcsboro Notes

WHlTEsnoRo, Aug. ls.-[Special. Our
crop prospects are not so good as usual at
this season. Cotton is small though
well filled with fruit. Our town and
county are rapidly improving. Nine
now brick buildings have just been fin
ished. Prof. ]. b. Choice has purchased
of Col. Arnett the lot on which the old
Lee House stood and will soon erect a
mammoth three story brick hotel on the
same. II Is said Whitesboro Is soon to
have bank. One Bivins,a saddle and
harness maker, in a drunken spree APP
propriated q pair Of boots belonging to
one Fox to his own benefit, and behoof;
he is now in the cooler.
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Rumors About Dickinson.

QUEBEC, Aug. lS.-There has been a
rumor here that Dickinson, lately cash
Ter of the Wall Street bank, was seen
leaving Albany On route for Quebec, and
it is generally believed he came here
and joined John @. Emo. A reporter
called upon Emo, who stated that the
story, so far as il referred TO him, was n
fabrication; that he was not acquainted
with Dickinson, and had never met him.
Emo says hN has never contemplated
taking any action against Constable
Bissonneth or Detective Fahey, of Mon
treal, for false arrest, although he be-
lieves he had clear grounds for action.
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The Fire Record.
A BId BLAZE AT wAXAHACHIH.

BIO BLAZE AT wAXAHACHIR.
WAxAHAoHIE, Aug. ls.-[Special. IA
fire at 2:SO a. m. to-day, which com.
nienced in the furniture store of Il. n.
Green, which was entirely consumed.
The following IS Green's Insurance;
Liverpool, London and Globe, 81 900.
Phmnix, $1,000; East Texas, 81 900; Brit
ish American, $1,000. p. l.. Gammonis
livery, stable was also DESTROYED. Insur.
ances 800 in the Germania and $500 in
the Western, of Toronto.
AT ALTOONA PA.
ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. lS.-A fire this NJ.
ternoon,, starting in the office of the
Sunday Morning Journal destroying the
establishment, five business houses. A
hotel and several dwellings,. The loss
aggregates $4,000, partly insured. The
lire was evidently incendiary.
AT CARTHAGE MISSOURI,
KANSAS City, Aug. lS.-The Journals
Carthage, Missouri special SAYS: c. l.,
Croker's s factory burned this morning.
An explosion occurred during the Are
and the roof was hurled thirty feet, do
molishing the building az II fell. The
total loss is 10000; insurance $4,000.
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HenrY,s Death.

NEW Y0RK, Aug. lS.-A letter at sani.
tary headquarters from Col Sutherland.
Medical Director of the division of the
Atlantic States, says that when he re.
ported the death of Private Henry, of
the Greedy Expedition, to have been
caused by starvation, in applying for
transit papers, he was not advised OF the
iacts OF the case as subsequently deyel-
oped. He does not undertake to author
izo a correction, leaving that to the au-
thoritics at Washington.
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The Poisoning OF Capt. Lewis.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ls.-Capt. Craig
has returned from Key West, where he
obtained testimony from sailor who
saw the deed when Capt. Lewis, Of IN.
schooner Julia Baker, was poisoned bv
Mate Walker and Steward .Gorney.
capt Lewis was given red fluid to
drink ana died in five minutes. The
steward escaped at Anagura, Mate
walker is to be tried at Key West in
November and the crew held as wit.
neSseS '
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that | am not the author of the
special, and that it does not reflect NV
views nor the views of the citizens Of
Arlington with reference y the sanity or
insanity of Rufus 4. Lindsey, Further
more, the prisoner in question was not
arrested ON Village creek, which flows
between this place and Fort
Worth, but was arrested in
Cass county. 4 large crowd of men met
the east-bound train at the depot last
Saturday evening, hoping to get sight of
the villain, simply because there existed
desire on the part of every one to
know, beyond doubt, that he was in.
deed in the hands of the law. 1t seems
to be the prevailing desire ON the part of
our people to have him hung, but they
want it done "according to law"
WILLIS M. TlMMrRMAN
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Tramps KIlled at mnrshn,l-

MARSHALL, Aug. lS.--. Special. Sat
urday night, rs was the common Gus
tom during the summer months, lot of
tramps were sleeping in the old fair
ground amphitheatre and among them
was Tom Gailnoy. About O'Clock sun
day morning the building came down
with a crash, killing Gatiney Instantly.
escaped uniniured.
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become of $4,000 deposited by the
otate, ana who are liable
to criminal prosecution in connection
with the disposition of said deposit. and
whether any legislation is necessary for
the protection of the State against fur.
in other banks. N0P'"''S
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Law and Order M.etinu.

Iowa CITY, IA, Aug. lS,-An immense
mass meeting Of citizens was held in
this city yesterday and last night. at
which the riotous proceedings Of last
wednesday were condemned. An organ
ization was effected to assist in preserv.
ing order and enforcing the laws. There
has not been the least disturbance in
this city since the outbreak of last We'd
nesday, and the reports about the city
being in the hands ofa mob have been
grossly exaggerated. The cases against
the alleged ringleaders of the mob are to
be pushed to the end.
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JEFFERSON, Aug. ls,-Lspe,ial. This
morning j. ID. Holt, farmer who lives
about four miles from town, was shot in
the back and killed by one Lee Walker.
negro, about eighteen wears old, who
came In and gave himself up 10 the au-
thorites. Holt accused Walker OF steal
ing watermelon.
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Lame Smith Snnffed Ont.

CHICAGO, Aug. lS.-A Daily News
Omaha special says: A monte dealer
known as Lamo Smith was
killed last night at Ogal-
lalla, by John Keys, in a a.trouble over
monte game. Keys is under indict-
ment here for the murder of Jim Nh
gent, some months ago. 1t is also said
he killed two other mon, one in Ne,
braska and one in Texas.
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A wall from New England.

PLYMOUTH, n. H., Aug. ls.-The dry
est season since 1870 is prevailing here.
Wells are giving out, streams are low
md many of the smaller ones entirely
irN. No rain has fallen since MAY.
Crops are. suffering severely. Grasshop-
pers are destroying what docs grow,
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Wife Mnrder and Suicide

LINCOLN, Men, Aug. ls.--At Tobias
to-day, forty miles southwest, Wiley
Farris, who has been separated nom his
wife, came to town and went 10 his
wite's boarding place, called her ont and
deliberately shot her through the head
He then shot himself through the tenn.
pie, dying instantly. Cause unknown.
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RICHMOND, Aug. ls.-m the House of
Delegates resolution was agreed to.
.nstructing the committee on finance TO
inquire into the affairs of the Planters
aud Merchants bank, ofPetersburV.iate-
~ faiied, in order TO ascertain what Ind
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A PrIest's ResIdcnce p,h,,.,.,

PIrrsBuRa, Aug. ls,-Thieves entered
the private study OF Rev. Father Mol.
linger, In Allegheny City, las highland
aDstracted irom the safe, 5000 In money
aaa q diamond mounted chalice. valued
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He Was Desperato

CINCINNATI, Aug. is. CHARLES Wig
man, aged q, called on his sweetheart
tonight, and was refused admission.
lIo threatened to kill himself II the girl
did not open the door, and the girl Still
refusing, Wigman sent bullet through
his heart, No" +"
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Brad Barner's Narrow-G.noo

LoNaNIEw' Aug, ls.-lSpesial. The
proposition OF Brad naroor, OF our Mar
row-guage road, to build to.Cart.e,c.
hgs been. accepted by Par la er.r.ty.
Work VIII promptly begin NJ once.
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Another Crooked CLERK

NEW YORK, Aug, Michael Fan
ming, corresponding clerk of an express
company, was arrested on tho charge of
n considerable sum of
money. He acknowledged his pnilt.
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a Stabbing nj Cnlye,,o.

GALVESTON, Aug. lS.-Hugh Sim
mons, dish-washer, was seriously stab.
bed yesterday by Daniel Riordsn. who.
from behind his victim, drove a knife
into his shoulder, neck and thigh, Rior-
dan is in Jail and Simmons is IN the hos
nitnl N '""
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The Greeiy survivors.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. ls.-The
survivors of the Greedy party were in
the city to-day unattended, but refuse to
say anything of interest. They depart
Tor their homes soon.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. ls.-Arrivod:
Steamship Monarch, Liverpool; schoon-
ors Oteri, vtilla, wandorer, Belize, Nor.
gan CITY, New York; bark Eva IL. Fisk,
s.. Andrews.
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A scorcher.

DOVER, n. H., Aug. ls.-The torrid
wave to-day caused the suspension of
out door work. The mercury indicated
lOo, at II O'Clock. Several people were
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ARLINGTON, Aug. l6.-lSpecial. THE
preliminary trial of Rufus A. Lindsey
will be held In this city next Friday.

ARLINGTON, Aug. ls.- Editor HER-
NLD. 1T has beon currently rumored
un our stroo cts chat ! am the HERALD's
Geographic correspondent at this place,
ana asa great doal of dissaiisfaction has
peen expressed by our people at the
Arlington special in Mondays HERALD,
desire 10 say, through the col
umns Of that excellent publication,
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