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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20

PHILADELPHIA, jan. 10 The reception
tonight, Was attended by over 700 gentle.
men, comprising the most prominent dem
ocratic statesmen aud politicians OF
Pennsylvania and the country at large.
Accompanied by ex-Speaker Randall,
Chairman Morrison, " the committee on
ways aud means, aud War Govrrnor Cur.
tin, Of Pennsylvania, The Spefk arrived
IN this city Friday evening and
took up his quarters ~ the Lafayette
hotel For the purpose OF acQuainung
tho distinguished guest with the extent of
Philadelphia manufactures a coinmiuee Oi
citizens consisting OF Colonel Barnes, Z.
Keller. David W. Sellers, Colonel Dechert
aud Clement X. Wainwright, conducted
him through lumber OF large manufac'
turing establishments.
Con res.rusn Morrison wns one OF th-
psrty. They visited thu mills OF Thomas
noln, Baldgin's locomotive works and
Dobsln's carpet mills within Philadelphia,
and then took train fer NcrfistUWu,
where tney visited reller'siron works.
The speaker was greatly Impressed by
the magnitude uf the establishments which
he VISITED, and expressed himself well
pleased with he cordially Win Whlch ms
many he. & received him.
on returning 10 the city, the Washing
ton marty proceeded 10 the Lafayette hotel
and sat down to q dinner rendered them
by Brinton Coke, president OF the Common
veal b club. There were but fourteen gem
tlemPn present, including managers OF the
Common wealth club and the affair was
Altogether informal aud devoid OF speech
making. The menu was especially ilnc.
B ,forr leaving the table the diners vx
chfuccd autographs, the nsmes on
| e.ch ligt consisting OF the iui.
| lowing: J. G.. Carlisle, Briptun Coke,
w Y Morrison Y. a. Kelly. John Hug.
gard z. Lacay Goddard, Jsmsa Gay Mrr'
| den. Samuel 7. Randall, Clement K, VAIN.
wright, A. q Cnriins George r. Lee. ID Z.
yid " Sellers, Robert Z. Dechert and W.
| s. Thomas.
Just before 0 O'Clock tn. gentlemen let
Layfayeits holel and repaired TO the Com
monwealth Club house where sew
ernl hunored guests wero already Assem-
| bled. The reception proved TO b. one
| OF the most i'm poita social events OF the
season. M aTly all the eminent men Of
the democracy were there, representing
nearly every branch or professional aud
commercial life. From o'clrcs in the
evening until after midnight constant
stream Of visitors wac coming and going
and none missed presentation to
the Kentucky congressman. There was
much interest manifested In meeting
Speaker Carlisle aud Governor Patterson,
OF Pennsvlvania, who arrived about 10
O'Clock. They were introduced by Colonel
Decker, who, with Wainwright, ood at
the speakers side during the evening. The
meeting was purely informal.
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DALLAS CousTY, jan, ~ go lEillor
HERALD II heartily .u.afr ,l you have
recently said In regard 10 lAe fsnosculiing
troubles Ia our state. In my humble
Judgment law something Ike the io!low'
log u all that Is needed;
BE " enacted, etc, hat AnT person Nho
sd all willfuliy aud unlawfully cut or other.
wise inJufe or destroy aty fencing IN this
state shall be deemed guilty Oi misde.
megnor aud on conviction thrT 0i btiofe
any court OF competent Jurisdiction shall
be punished by due In any fuin not lee,
than 500 nor more than al 900 and in ad.
dition thereto shalt DO ooutiled Ia tho
cOuFty Jail Of the county having yurisdio.
ton oi the otiense or II such county nave
10 sill sufficient then ia the nearest sun
client Jail. Tor period Of not less than six
months nor more than Ona wear, OF by
such imprisonment without tine,
IL is the certainty and not the severity OF
punishment that prevents crime. This
idea IN as ancient as law itself Moreover y
penalty that, In the public mind, greatly
excels tho oiieuse ~ not likely IN be inlet
ed The average iurles will acquit, even
when the case is clearly made out. before
thoy will convict whenever they believe
the penalty is out of pro2ariion TO The
ofienees. And wlsfv 'etiint q humanity
strive for the ascendslL q reasonable douot
IL easily found. | am attonished that an
intelligent body OF men would lor n mo.
ment entertain the idea OF encouraging
one man 20 murder another under any
such circumstances, So far US civil dana
yes are concerned the present law Is annply
sufficient. Et.
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RuiIdinrs Wrecked.

CfscIESATI, Jan. ia boiler exploded
this afternoon in the Cincinnati Corrusat =
ing compsny's manuia1,orv on Calvert
street and Il g,eston avesue. setting the
buildings on fire. The building was also
occu lied hv TIE Cincinnati Wire Nail COM
psny and George II. b .nie & Co, tsine
manu- fautufers. Loss, $40 600; Insurance,
S25 600.
CIscISHArI. Jan. l9-The total loss is
now estims ed a. 100000. The Corruga-
ted Iron compenys lcsss is S45 900, with
s30 900 Insurance.; Br'ii.s compauy's loss
$4,000. ineursuc- $50 00J; Wire Nail com
pany'- loss 5000, Insurance, III 100. Many
narrow csc pes occurred bul no one was
.eriou'ly hurt
Fifteen girls IA the twine factory on the
second story were pnuic strckt n. Several
Jumped saiey from the windows. Tso
by the Young niru emnluves who rendered
valuable aid. OIp saved he wraps OF the
Girls aud bad 20 jump from the window to
escape the flames. fhe building was sur
rounded by wooden HtTuc' ures, and the tire
did not spread, oNi gto the fact that the
outer walls were OF iron and the flames
kept within.
SALIpo, Jan. 10 About one fourth OF the
business portion Of the town Of Leipsc,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire last night.
The principal losers are GatoD Davis
general merchandise; J. Young, drugs;
James McClish, billiard hall; ID Hoderman
and Joseph Bpd1tmsr, lawyere; Sol
Young. books; Fachl.r Bros, BARRIERS;
total loss $35 600; insured hr$.2 coo.
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PITrsbURG. Jan. l0.-lhe Prosecution in
the Mutt case concluded their renuttsl tes-
tmony this morang, and be defense, not
caring 10 ofs any sur r-Dutial rKriraoe,
the case was closed In osder to give the
case to the jury as soon rs possible il was
decided to limit the speeches and argu-
ments.
Major Brown then offered the court the
law points for the defense, phi'h we're, in
briei. that IL Tie jury though, ,he pr soner
OF unsouEd mind at fhe Ms vi commitung
the homicide they were bound 10 acquit
him, as tie law does upt require hat the
insanity which absO.yrs IRON crime, must
necessarily have tO exist before and after
the crime, but tft mu-t ,Xst al the
time Of The commi al of he crime; neither
j. it nscess ~ th.' tlr pr ut # instutty be
o" definite us tO /. orYuuA % DOUBT.
Wnen the Gu - this afternoon
" .rshAl SWar 1Ee,d,r su- -estet 10 behalf
Of ihe defense thht 'h, Gaze bp submitted 70
the Jury wi bon argument, upnn tho
JUICES charge, sudiug hal he would not
dl.e to make tuch uIup ii ion, but he was
confident that the jury was fully posted OF
lle case from M" tvidtICo TtcelVsd, aid
bad made up their yt't e..
Patterson, for the prlh Cution, declined
he proposition, chnrac - = The sugges-
ION as IN st remal kshle aud claiming they
had no right ny singular sc,ions To crta G n
precedent. The cOurt sustained the objec
tion and VOORHEES, stated thst in order TO
have the case 80 10 he Try Monday after
noon counsel had agreed 10 devote three
aud halt hours on Monday to the srgu.
meut. The court then aGjJurned.
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Fence. Cuiiing Near Dublin - Mas
Meeting Of Citizens.
Bryan's Beauties GIyes. Bali - Domi.
ples an DaueiBg.
Market X ports Fran NJ. LsniJ =
koCr.rJ's Successor.
Cart Decisions From Galvesion-tinlf
Gleanings.
The sheriff Shying ironud ,he Shops
OF Decatur wercs ants.


MlH.aLI, Jan. 10 - TSpsclall Tom
Furlong. detective Of 81. Louis, arrived
here to-day via tho Missouri Pasiiic, having
in charge Easton aud Cormack the sefallt'
ing arer,, Of the Texas & Pacific at shei-
man, whose mysterious disappearance oc'
CURED some lime ago. They were captIr.
ed at Ocean Syringe, Mississippi, where they
had everything in reidints' to ship for
Mexico at short notice. Detective Fnrlons
saws that II WAS one Of the most dificult
ions he ever worked up. They were In
camp at the Springs thoroughly disguised
and had spies and watchers constantly on
the LOOKOUT IL was therefore with great
dificuliy that tney could approach them
They were taken to Dallss THIS even
ing.
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ST LOUIS

sr. LOUIS, Jan. i9.-[5pecial There
wnsli.lle trading In the. home cotton market
and no change in prices, but an easier ies!-
ing prevailed.
Ca.h wheat was dull ard lower with very
little offerings aud the demand was not SC
tive.
Cash corn declined; No mixed, 15 36.
The receipts Of hides were light and the
demand good; prices were firmly main.
tanned.
The wool market vas quiet ana steady.
The cattle market was dead dull; not
euough done 10 establish quotations.
For the past two weeks petitions sd-
dressed 10 President Arthur have been lu
circulation, signed by Leading judges, law
yers and bu.lncss men, soliciting the ap'
pointment OF judge David Wagner, iorm'
erly chief Justice OF Missouri, 10 the place
on the Federal bench avou5 TO be vacated
by Judge AcCrary.
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Foreign Fields.
THE NEW SPANISH MIHfSrIT.

MADRID, Jan. l9.-The new ministry Is
as ioilows: President OF the council, Cana
va. del Costello: minister OF foreign affairs,
DE Eldunein: minister OF finance, Cas-
0,yop; Minister OF the interior Romero Y.
Rt6lado, minister of justice Silvells; min
ist-r oi cJmmercs aud agriculture. Pldal Y.
Mon; minister OF war, re Mirsvslles; min
lister OF marine, Admiral AnteQuera. minis
ter OF colonies Tel da Valdszsrs,
MoRK ARRESTS.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10 "A secret print
ing office hss been discovered here and
elghteen arrests were made.
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
CAIRO, Jan. 10 the position OF the
troops and Europeans at Knartoum is most
critical. Their retreat is cut of. The
Arabs hold both sides OF the river. Hordes
Of Arabs are also closing around Beerber.
The general cry is. who shall help us2
We are deserted"
The rebels captured, within three hours
mi arch of Susk m, 5heik n usso, who se-
cretiv brought in halt Of his tribe, which
had joined the reDes. His tribesmen have
gone TO rescue him and portion OF the
garrison have gone out to support them.
Asman Dogma, chief Of the rebels, has sent
a communication refusing to negotiate
with the Egyptian. He occupies posi-
tion on the Sinkat route, twenty'seven
miles from buakim.
ALrxANpGR, Jan. l9.-It is officially an.
nounced that the khedivc has not tbs sligh
est intention OF rising
CAIRO, Jan. 19.-6eBeral Gordon goes to
Knar,oum with full power to make the
best srraugemsnt possible TO settle the
affairs of the Saudan.
epiciD DING cBLEsTIALs.
LONDON, Jan. in ii advices are that
several Chinese bankers have committed
suicide owing to the unsettled political sit
uation and deplorable state OF The money
market.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Hoi
Hos states that Chinese troops from Can
ton have landed there with stores and torpe'
does. The English Nice consul sskes for
gunboat.
PoPg AND EMPEROR.
ROME. Jan. 10 The pope has received
assurances that the projec'ed visit OF the
emperor Of Austria, which will include
Italy, will be conducud d so rs not to wound
the susceptiblities of his holiness.
aoRprNs MISSION.
LoNpos, Jan 10 The Pail Mall Gazeiie,
ailuding to General Gordon's mission 10
Esypt, saws: "Hencetorth Great
Britain has the iull aud uu-
divided responsibility of the soudan
Gordon In going - the Snudan as r repre-
sentative Of the British government mu.t
entail as a natural corolling the sssump-
lion oi a similar responsibility for the af-
fairs OF Egypt poper.
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GALVESTON.

GALvEsroS, Jan. l9.-[Special.l The
court Of appeals reversed and remanded;
Allen vs. state, from Washinstos; GolindH
70. state, from Wetb.
submitted: Chiyeria vs. s;atea from
W.bh, Crludle- vs.. srate. from Ba9.rop.
GMvA.rug, Jsu. .-[press,l - Hon.
Michael B.ouk., deputy gfGId represeuta-
tive 40 large i1r The Esypi7n Masonic
rite OF Mempuis, which conlers nihe'y-siN
degrees viii u, tne request ot large mum
her of influential mas. er NJ Isons, re idlug
in M,Ila, leave Galveston ao'nt the @5n
instant ior the purpose OF conierfing de-
srees OF The order aud establishing chapter
ana senate ut Monterey, Sgl'iiO, SaG LJuM
Potosi, Vera Cruz, City OF Mexico. Duran
go, auaguquils, San Rosalia. San Do
m neo, San Jose Guay mas and HefmosiilA.
Mr.. Brook, also ex oecis te be called upon
TO institute . grand council OF tue order be-
fore his re urn home.
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Divorced af Inst

81. Lows, Jan. ia dispatch from
Hannibal, Missouri. ssys the celebrated
divorce case OF Mrs. Mary l.. Cruikshsnk
sgainst John J. Gruikshack. Jr., which has
agitated church aud social circles
for several years past, was decided
bv the judge Of the circuit court
by granting plaintiff decree
giving her $50 0OO slimony, = valuable resi-.
dence, an equal share of the hJu.-boli
property AMI the custody ct their daush-
Ter. A minor son was paced ia care oi the
father. John J. CTuk.ba K. the defendant
In the case. Is very wealthy ard one Of the
largest lumber merchants in the Mississippi
yalley
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A Wnr-On saloons.

CHICAGO. Jan. 10 -rne officers Of the
Ci''Ssn's League, an association whose 90
ject 10 the suppression of the sale ofbquon
to m nors, have outlined an assault on the
grand jury by challenging the right Ola
number of saloon keepers, .bc are mem
here, to serve on the pap0s. rus mas occa
stoned n sort Of open var with the h1uer
dealers Of the city. Sho have called mass
meeting for nert Tuesday night 10 defend
their coniere lces. The Citken'-
League makes the claim that
the grand Jury has been made up hereto
fore with the sole view Of Debating any In
indictment sought to be obtained against
saloon keepers
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Securing "a scduccr.

CIscISsATr. Jan. I9-rhe CommersiAl-
Gszstte's Cattlettsburg, Kentucky. special
ssys: Albert 8 evenson. Of Chi.licothe. a.
the point Of Q revolver compelled j. =.
Goodrich TO sign al agreement 70 10 With
him 70 OHIO kont warrant
and then guarded Goo iri~n ~ . skin, In
which he took nim scross the Iiver. Cord.
rich 4. chs-red With the seduction OF ste-
vensap's sisse- TIE bro her took this
m.thod OF CO upe ling Goodrich 70 make
amanda
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Cnuxht by yigiIautes.

YASKros. Jsa. 10 -Four N,oorara vigil
lsn,ee arrived here Lass night, having 10
custody Kid Wsde, captain Of the Niobrara
gang Of h,rse thieves, csptured By them at
Lemsrp, Io~s. The vieilsutes have been
on his track since last TALL. fney will pro.
ceed to Eiobrars % soon - Reinforcement
arrive.
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Death of "A Scientist.

NEw OsLxAss. Jan. l9.-rte Times. DEM
ocrst announces the death OF the
Rev. Eiw.rd Fontsine at his residence
near Pocshontss statio@, and that he
was q contributor 10 the science of
hydraulic eueincerine. and 6rst suggested
The ietties for the mou h OF the Mississippi
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suisg For Libel.

Ciscrssarr. Jan is.-M's. Mary n PATE
has broueht suit against the Commerce =
Gazette { " libel PLACING her a, MAGE. . sia'-
eOO. She 10 The widow Of simsn Psit,. /.
wealthy citixsn Of Wisconsin.
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Tl.LI.Ii.

TfLEs, Jan. 10 5.ssisl IA psti.ion
10 being circulated ud siguod here re-.
counting be adVanta,ps, facilities. e'c., OF
this ciiy in The matter Of the ltoslioa Of
the Fed raj court, hni atking congr ), Tor
-iihi cnt appropriaticn 10 erect DuI.d-
ihs Tor that court aud post.otrcs.
ih' Fsdefsl court adj burned this even
ipg fur tho term. juisD Mccormick LETT
toni ht fyr Dallas. Via Cofsicana.
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DUBLIN.

DusLIE, Jan. 10. .-Tspecisl1-we again
have to report knce-csuiog. Some miles
of A. Chapman's and all OF J. l.. B sct-
shook's iencs having been out last night. I
Al q mass meeting to-day resolutions
we're adopted nqu-siing our repiesenta
tive to oppose the passage OF herd lGs
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LoNBSIIsU

LOssyisw, Jan. 10 Especial. - The train
dispateher's ONE m1v 90 Marshall to-
night. More changes In railway officials
here are reported to-iay. J. +. C,menis,
and Charles Booth. agent st Longyi-w Tor
as long, will both be removed. to tie great
regret OF the ciuzeus. Bitn positions are
good 0n,s. and she chauses are ~ make
places lO- friends OF The neS malaysia at.
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aui to iaro. Inoreas 'ng the penalty for
ieuee.cu,tins or eno, 'sing iani without
owning OF leasing the same.
BRYAN.
BKY,s. Jaa. i9-ispee ial The lesp.
year ball glyea By tue , ouug ladies' Of
Bryan was one Of the sool VI events ~ the
season. The hail was well Oiled ana the
supper Is TO be elnplimented as ,he haest
ever given In Bryau on = public occasion.
Csplaip Orr. Of Wellborn, had Hns
horse stolen last niFht. lie Was a sorrei
With fax name ard a star Ia the inrohesd
and branded "a. W" This nFikes the
second horse stolen this winter from Cap
tsin Orr pr,mises.
The ministers oi ,he yaFijus oonsrega-
fions will deliver terieS o. sermons on
dancing, Rev, DE-. hlioh,ll will preach
tomorrow on the subIsci
Judge BaFemufe has issusd pifcnlar re.
luesiing psrentA 10 report the nnaber vi
lnildren II chv'astlo age, 81 they can be
niltlcd 10 the per capita school ALLOW
,nco
The town IA. been filled with people to.
lay, ba, usde is dun.
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IlTrIs ROCK.

LITTLE 2ccE, ARK, Jan l9.-[SpeciAl IA
new dcal /, announced to-iay IA the Case Of
the state vs.. Thomas J. Churchill, late state
treasurer, and Hon. Thomas II.
5imms, Of Hemp-teed oouuty, vac sp.
poi i'ed master in chgnC ~ lie will take
testimony and examine ;he acc UNITS.
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position M. that ~ New Orleans, Ters
should not be rrpftttnitd.
Pending tue debate ths house adjourned.
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FOR RENT

TOR 6ALE-A NEW SUBURBAN Rel
serce. worth 800 for 3 90 cash. remain :
.der N n-usl payments; vi rent tor e11ugh
10 rake Dc ferred psynents Ad hess
BOZ 81, Dsnas Tex.s tan5o-,
I.sOK kENT-A1 W, Elm sTkEET, Two
II large snd we'll fu nisned rooms also table
iboar6ers wanted. ja1so-it
TOR RENT-oN THEIsT AY OF rEBRU.
+ ory. : a a0ell ux rs ropms h ock sou,h OF
The County Cm tn "a e. go,d wsstr stund nj
Apply 70 \. GUILLOr sHou ton 81 isn2o-lt
s,oR R9Nr FOuR LARG~ Rpoxs; SOUTH.
en- exonsure; centrally located Inquire .,
I,oR REsr-sEv ' ER Al PI AMOS FOR R,Nr
&C n. BO ARie, ~ Mins.. janis 1w
T<1R RRNr TWO NICE FORMS lED
rooms, fw eensie0-p iy; central local
.Appiy n r BILLIN1r-N ees.n-u
aSoR RENT-O JANu, 1T THE TWO
H~s<.-, v<r,v~s Noe ant m Main ntrs ~
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CORSICANA.

CoEHoASA, Jan 10 -[Specul-A freight
train on the Texas & s.. Louis Railway lett
the track ab,u, ten miles west OF here this
morning, ditching al, the cars. No one was
seriously injured rs tar as can be learned.
About $40 bales O cotton are still on hand
in the various y ards.
Tue compress at this point Will squeeze
about l0O0 b ,les 'his seu.on.
The move Of the post Office tn the Com
merciai block is causing CT siderable kick
ing among the up.'osn merchants
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NroTI, F 10 CON fRACToRs-s1 RSEr Paw

NroTI, F 10 CON fRACTORS-s1 RSEr Paw.
IN ing sealed nrop0.as viii be received IT
Tho on O OF tn. City Englne,ru " III ''clock
n. M on the ith da tfMARCH next 10, paw
Ing the following sue L In h lty WIN u IL
marc Bio. h. upon rtvel foundtlon &C.
nordnl to rn oruinance pr we'd 'eoember
a isss. and 10 rlans sid spe'i csli'hs on ne IN
this Office to.wit. Main 'eet From he we /
si1e III Jefferson to the east 'ide of Sycanore
street. Elm stIcet- r o he west side Cf syca-
moro street 10 the east rporal on I'm jtner.
eop, Mar, ct AID Sycamore S!r' eis-tfom Main
street 10 The Texas & 7 cihc RIA Dad. Lamar
siree,-From wood 10 Elm street l. yd'ss y Get
From Main to T. m street. Murphy Str ct from
Commerce 10 Elm ,tttet Ausiin Sreci-Fr IN
Wood street to tho TX Pact Railroad.
90 iege 1t eet-From Elm street 10 The Texas Il
Pacific Railroad In III aoont 1900 inea feet
Es ch proposal must b aocompttia by y bono
with apnroved sc urls, Ia I've am mt ot 81 AE
that II The contract IL aws del the hidie viii
crter into contract hv the 22nf of APRIL next
pond and seanriiy will also he requii.d for \
faithful PEI formRnc nft Z oLira l. mo work
10 .ommence by the ibth Of NJ W, aud 70 be
oouplet,d b the 18th & OCTO fER, 1881.
pepsra o ropOsas are invien cir ca OF lho
atoyo s,rects. and for the whn'e OF the WORK,
bidder T. specify the street or : re IS ID on
The City Council 3 rvcs The light 10 reject
any or al b s.. 10 let or any pa
OF the above " rk Pais and speclhcht vns
10 be see at his OH
" NJ JOlINSON, fity Engineer
DALLAS. Tex =. Jaunary y, lssl l.nls-l0.
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PAlI,STIN r..

PALRsTrYE, Jan. 10 -fspecial l-BnTket
& Murphy, wood contractors Tor the Inter
national & Great Northern, has camp no
between Neches and Palestine, shout eight
miles from here One of the oldest aud
most trusted hand was Squire A. kinson,
a color. d man who had neen with them Tor
years. He was about ii ty years oil age.
good worker aud sober man, News has
iu, come in from the camp that he was
called II n sht or tSo since 10 tue door OF MS
tent and shot TO death by some unknown
assailant. The authorities will start an in
yestigation and try O get to the bottom OF
what seems TO be at present mystery.
From what little can be thus tar learned. II
would appear that he was murdered on ac-
count OF some woman.
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FOR SALE.


T,oR sALE-. NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS
il on easy terms, lyLg In rowdu' u ARsrus
addition conyclie 1t, the Ma n street car line;
also improved and ubimproved residenr pr p
erty IN every quar- OF ,he city, by MuhfHf
4 BOLANZ Real Estate Agent, NO. 7C9 MAIN
street lhnso,n ......s y
IC,R s,lE-.MpkOVE AND VACANT
X husin as pro ert, ou Pacific avenue. Elm,
Main ana Conis cree streets. in and about the
bu,iness center al east OF III ii n It @. X. X,
by MURPHY 4 BoLANZ. OH V I0l Main stree.
NOR SALE sEvtRNL SMALL TRACTS
il near Daias suuable for market gardening
also . number OF well proved farms conven-
icnt 70 the city. and !" her large ana 81 al u,e
OF Improved a"d uutr proved rlsces In uanas
and the surrou ding counties by MURPHY
B0LANz. and gsn,s and ollec'crs
T>OR SALE OR TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE
II % ne of the best sloons Ia Dallas. INQUIRE
ct Grad windsor Clear sand. 'anl3-6t
NOR BALE-D =. l.. E. LOCKE OFFERS FOB
n sale his residence, corner Patti rson svenue
and Oleander street. For terme and other IN
formation, apply to CHAs. FaED TucKER,
s1i2 Main ST eet. Janlo-zW
T,OR sALE-FIFTY TONS of 40 BR CHIT
rain en- IL. Address D. r sAYRE, G rrollt,n.
Dallas county Tesas ia lswim
NOR sALE-i7 IL HOUSES FOR sALE;2 sAND
6 room can be bought for 500 -ni up
wards; must be sold, by nkYN0LOS \ HUsL.
BUT, 7oi M.iu. cor er 20 nras, Isn. l2.h
VSoR RsALE-TRINI MILLS AND FARM
Including ab.u, so acres Of la d, 16C In cul.
aviation: b. nncc imber AID pasture lana;
bargain ~ he ,iven A ply 10 :. Il. KEW.
DALI. 400 Main street, Da dec2s-it
NOR sALE-BEAUTIFuI RESIDENCE
il property, al q bargain Apply to BOWsEk
= Lemon. Dallas. Texas setY-i
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