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Thn Ticket TinIlern.

CIScIHEATt, March 10 AT the session o
National A Associetion Of General Passenger
eud Ticket agents, communica ions Were
received from tho merchants of Rochester
Philadelphia, Baltimore ard New York
asking n reduction 10 loo mile tickets and
sn increase in the allowance OF osggage
were laid on the table The sublect .!
the form on tkeleton ticket wsg discussed
hut no action taken. A committee on
transportation % the Worlds Exposition
ut New Orleans was sppointed, as follow
u. ?. Wilson. A. II. Hanson, G. p At
more, =. Chandler, G. j. Weller, j. IL.
Wood b. w Wreun, e A. Ford, A. "
Pope, w a. Thrall, NJ. slaughter. T. 81.
Emsrson; 7. W Pierce, J. G.. Sohreinor
4. J. Smith. Appointments on the execu-
tive committee: George l.. C1nnor, James
Charlton 5anIue. SlestusJL. To Lli Va
cancles on ths general committee: ID J
Tesle, G. Il Wander henson, ID X. Ken
drick. President Lucius Tuttie, OF the
Easton railroad. Massachusetts,, aud Score.
tsry A. s. Smith, of the Cleveland, Colum-
bus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis, were re
elected unanimously. Adjourned TO meet
in Boston on the third Tuesday in Septem-
Der next.
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Telegraph Mngnates.

ST. LOUIS, March 10. - Colonel Il. c.
Clowry, general supeun tsndent Of the
Western Union telegraph company, accom-
panied by Co. L.. q. Baker, district super.
iniendent; Chsrles w. Hammond, superin-
tendent OF a ! the railroad lines Of ths
Gould system, and NJ. @. Bristol snd s |
Palmer, superintsndeuts Of construction,
lett here this morniDgya tho Iron Noun
tain route, IL Colonel Cl0wry's private ca r,
on an inspection Of telegraph tines IN
Arsauss, and Texas All principal pointl
in Texas will be visited, and the return
trip be made via Dsnison, through the
Indian territory 10 Kansas. Mrs. Olowry
Miss Lizzo Springer aud General ]. l.
Thomson, OF Chioago, attorney OF tho tele-
graph company, are also OF the party, and
accompany 1t for hesl'h and recreation.
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The Carprnter Trial.

PErKRsBgRe, LIS, Maich l9.-The de.
ienfe IN the Carpenter trial called a mum. =.
Der OF witnesses To prove Carpenters
actions on the morning after The murder
were natural. A relative OF the family.
visiting them the night of the murder, tss
titled Carpenter returned home not later
frequently seen Ia the company OF a train
boy named Carter in Decatur, aud testi-
mony wss offered t. the effect that she
went 10 that place TO meet hisi. A erest
del OF testimony went 10 rrova the charac
ter o; the dead Girl wss rot good.
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AClncInnnti Court seen.

CINCINNATI, o, March l9-In the trial
OF William Bsrner for ths murder OF vii.
liam II. Kirk, which has been IN progress
for several days, his oonft ssions were Gd
by the defense to rule them out. To-day
Berner took the stand as witness in his
own behalf and admitted being present A.
the murder but laid the whole blame on
Joseph Palmer, saying that when he re-
monstrsted with Palmer for striking KIRK
Palmer thrsate ed TO hill him. He went
on 10 detail! the cruelties and pers, cutions
by the police aud porters to extort con-
iession, when objection wss made and th,
question was argOed.
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CII.BURNE.

CLrBuRKE, Msron l9.-fSpecial. Roof
Wilson. proprietor of tue variety lheeter,
was arrested to-day by Deputy United
States Marshsl Sam Waite, charged with
being q mem Ger OF the gang OF counter
feiters recently broken up at Glen Rose.
Mitcnell and Griflith, Of the same gang, are
10 custody. Wilson will be taken 10 Dallas
in the morning.
VI Il. Flores. district and county clerk OF
accompanied by J. J. Ligon. OF Pauley Il
Bros st. Louis. are here inspecting the
Jail aud court house. we'll pleased with the
ci v. He says our o)urt-Soute and jail are
q fficult 10 excel.
II. b. Coyington died at O'Clock this
morning OF pncumonia. He leaves a wife
and three children.
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GALVgsrOr

GALvranox, March s.-Iepecis.l 1.-The
court Of appeals affirmed: Newell vs. the
State, ron Dreeeione Stewart w the
Stet, from Smith. eT parte Anderson
swan. from Jonss county; judgment re-
fusing bail reversed and applicant admitted
TO hsl IN sum of sS0CQ.
Motion for reheafing overrulod' l1Drie
vs. ihe sle, from Travis, Conlev IS. th4
ttste from grav,e.
GALVESTON, Ma oh 10 - Pre7s,l Cal. 9 tor
n mass meeting 20 be held nc + Artillery hall
on April i2ih, for the purpose OF appointing
Galveston county delegates TO the repuoli-
can state convention, hsve heen signed by
ARE nun ocE Of the Malloy faction OF .he
parry a ia uelsgation has slteedv been
elected by tho opposing wir 6 ana T. lively
squabbla between the horule elements
esems inevitable
Spiers Nila, the Sic sn. VINO stabbed q
fsllow-counirymsn nea'ly 10 desth, oppo-
site The poi ce hesdousrters. in December
sst, lad trial in the criEinal court TO. day
and received 8 sentence OF f9e yesrs in ths
penitentisry.
The somewhat celebrated case OF John
AFRO indioted for numbering his fssner-in-
law, Fred Iatc, in August, 1888, ia sct for
trial tom orrov,
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AUSTIS.

AusrB, March l0-[Special. l-Chsrters
fled 10 day Toe Demon Land aud Cattle
company; capital, $500 600. The Dallas Belt
tsill Dad: capital, 100000.
The c0mptroljsc today registered $500
of Aerin clty bonds, iisued 10 build II clly
= u.
Adjutnnt Genersl .ing has returned to
the city. he reports everything quiet in
his department.
Dr. Smoot left for Waco to-day, having
heard OF hio nc vstoh stolen come nights
Sgo by burglars.
The republican couny convention will
he held sn ths 10th OF pext month and big
fight is in sight.
Reports reached here this afternoon that
a msn at Elgin WAS run out oi town by In
dlgusnt citizens for Numerically beating
his wife.
Rev. George Talbot, French Catholic
priest from Maine, arrived hers to-day
looking out for a location to settle q colony
of thirty or forty families.
Andrew Donnie, a young man OF this
city was accidentally killed IN Preside
county lew davs ago sao hIs remains
reached here to.oay.
1ne icyinE OF ste nc on the new cspitsl is
rrocresl' ng cutie iavorsbiy
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DENIsoN

DgNI,eN. March Especial IA Gre
broke out Mt 2 O'Clock this morning. in Pen
nington, Sears h Co.'S store, a. White.
wright, this county, destroying the build
Ing and cputents: stock valued, sli 0oo; in
sured for 81, 800 as iollovs: New Orleans
Insurance company, 81 600; Hamburg Il
Bremen, 81 500: Insurance Mutual, of New
Orleans $500; Liverpool, London d.
Globe So 600; Imperial, OF london, 81 800
The hamee spreed west to Sam Miller's
Building, occupied by Bell & Blank, as u
saloor. Losson building $500: no insurance;
r L & BIink'g stock. 5000: no Insurance.
The hue then caught Hoard x Livaly's
large dry goods and grocery hosse, en-.
tirely destroying the building and stock.
with the exception nt about 500 OF stock
that was aaveh Total loss, SIS 600; insur-
aycs. 5000 Had il not been for calm
that existed a tue time and the good work
OF the citizens, the entire business portion
OF tho town would have been destroy
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BROWNWOOD

BRowswooD, March 10 -[Spsc el. THE
Touring mill OF Messrs Allen u Mullins al
Thrifty. twelve miles west OF Brentwood
was destroyed by bre at an early hour last
night. II was evidently the work OF an
ipcendiary. When the Gre was first die
covered the Il ,mes ~ere pouring forth from
the windows in the second story OF the
buildi x, aud IL was socn beyond the con-
trol Of human agency. The heavens weTs
brilliantly illuminated for miles around,
aud II could be plainly seen from this
place rbe damages amount %
sDout $50 900; Insurance, $1,000. In
addition To the mill. which was
consumed, were 10000 pounds Of -four be-
longing 10 outside parties aud 800 pounds
the property of the mill owners.
rhe flouriug mill az Comanole vas ike
wise dettroyed BY fire Sunday night. The
mill In Brownwood Is nog The Onlv one
which remains standing IN this section OF
the country, compriting the nuties OF
Brown, Comancne, San Saba, Coleuan ana
all the counties west ot here
Judge J. w Harris, of Galvestnn. Is In
Brentwood on business preparatory 70 the
sittiag VI ditrict court, which convenes at
this place on the 24th instant.
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MINERAL WELLS.

MINERAL WILLS, March l9.-ISpec' al J.
T. c. b. Dunlap, an insurance sgeni, a..
him up considerably. Slaughter IN some
rs wears OF age and almos, hslpless, whil-
Dunlap 10 rian OF about 40 years and one
Of the most poseriul nsn IN The county.
He kicks tue beam at 225 pounds. Our cfi-
izene w.re very mucn inc-ussd al Dlnlap's
conduc,, and u vas not long before be was
mixed np In another hghi With Mr.. william
might have psi1 severe penalty Tor bis
rid culau- coa1nCt.
DR.. Rains got somewhat mixed In the
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CORsICANA.

CoRsIcAsA, March l9.-[Special The
Texas h St. Louis rail way pay car, alter sn
absence of over three months put ~ AN ap,
pearapce last night, to the gres delight ol
its many enlployrs at this point.
A fine bed OF clsy has been found east oi
here NJ Spiveys lake and grey BRICK, tue
same ~ those brough here from Aus'in,
are being manuisci ured aud ogr new blocks
are expected TO be built of them. A lack
OF proper msterisl for making good Grticis
has been = wust long f.l here.
The Minnie III ak concert last night
pleased every one aud our people hope t.
secure her again ia the future. Parties
we're 10 attendance from Meris Ennis,
waxahachie aud Hubbard CITY. Oar oitY
couucl postponed their meeting OF iast
night ttil tonight. 50 that they might
hear the prima donna,
Atthe council meeting Tonight measures
were taken to receive proposi'ions for the
building Of another new school house In
Fast EOracsrA
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C.pero., ao.,,o,

NEw YoRK. March l9.-Gsneral John r.
Gordon. OF Georgia. has invited ex-Conied.
crate soldiers nov in New York, 10 NEE,
him in the 81. Jamss hotel tomorrow
night for a conference with deputations
from the grand army Of the republic In she
interest Of n home tor disabled Confedertte
soldiers. This movement 10 in aid OF tbs
one insuguratsd Q. Richmond.
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COI.icn AN.

CoLEs.S, March D.-lSpeolal'I-.Ih Ihe
work on The oour, house hes reached tAe
second story. 81 lar tha contractors are
glyluF general .stisisction.
81. PAiricK's day was celebrated here 10
sons extent Work on the public bnild-
irys was suspended In honor Of the oooa'
sion.
The ssddlery establishment Of Dunn u
Warner was sold 20 cay TO r.. q. Jon'F, CT
this plnce.
The "Od Mhjor.n tho fret dng ever ia
Coleman, was buried to-day. His owners
had him u seed Ia . nice cotin. Atom,
liy persons were present. He was 10
years old.
Tho Weather iE nle.
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TYLER.

TrLkR, March 10 Especial .l-George W.
Stone. OF Troup,, charged by his brother
with embezzlement. was examined b day
by Juttice White Gud discharged
No Dallas papers h6yc arrived here siace
Sunday.
Minnie Hank IS playing here 20 4 crowd.
ed hoasc tonight.
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TERRELL, M.rqL 1s.- Especial, l-AlberI
Clark, who with . u ,n By tne name OF Mil
licnn, murdered lid man Rogers and wii'
In Onschita paJrh, Louisiana, was cap
tured here to-day noou by Constable Johl
Spencer and EK-cOliceman Howell OF this
place. Clark WAC at the residences OF Mr..
Jack Turner, his brother-in iaw, who Is a
highly respectable citizen OF Terrell, when
csptured. The officers knowins Clsrk 10
be we'll armed, used some strategy IN sp'
proacning the house. They assumed the
role Of surveyors, survsyipg the road,
Going into the yard apparently 'or the pur'
pose OF getting q drink of water, they din
covered Clark lying on the bed. OnAcsr
Spencer, covering him with pistol, de-
nsnded him to c'oss his hands, which b.
did. They then tisd his ksnds and ns wss
lodged in toe cslabposc without Offering
any res stance. Our officers deterye oreai !,
Tor this arrest, as tnere is q reward ot 81 690
for his capture. A tou % the murdered
people, together with the sherit OF the
parish have BEEN here tor several days
looking for he pstties.
The man Mllicgan ~as here few nsys
since, hu has left Oar of 'prs are DO. On
bis trail aud say they will haye him.
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A u Disgracefoi ARRAY at &insral Wells
Fort Worth FscIs.
Oth,r Specials From sundry Sources.
ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
sr. LoUIs, March l9.-[Specisl l-Pren'
,ice Tiler, the man who robbed the Pacific
eKpress COMPANY, recently. weakened to-
dav and confessed that McFsdden, the
man arrested 10 Sherman, yrs sn accom-
plice. Heretofore he has Insisted that he
was alone in the crimo. McFadden, when
informed that ri,ler had given him away,
attempted to Kill himself, aud his attempt
may vet prov, successful. He got hold OF
n glass bottle and broKe It, ana smashing
-ome OF the pieces into powder mixed his
with his food ut dinner and ate II, Ihis
effect became manifest late this aiternosn
Ia tho horrible suiierings OF the man. An
emetic Was Administered, but IL IL lesrsd
he will die from the dose.
eT LOUIS, March 10 "A warrant was
sworn out this morning by Il. NJ MOrsmHn,
neral manager OF the Paoili3 Express
com pany, charging Prentice I1ilcr with
haviss robbed the company OF $4,000
Tiler still refuses TO i'm plicate any one ese
in the robbery hut evidence against Georee
McFadden is regarded as very strong
IL has now bcen ascertained thai Tillcr
and Mofaddeu occupied room In tho
| hou.e Ne. 4l3 Morgan street, only three
blocks from the express eifice for week
| before and thrro 0nys after the robbery ,
and that neither disguised himselt nor
made any special EFFORT at concealment,
both being repentedly on the strest. here
10 where the money was prepared for snip
ment, and on Tuesday NJ Fsdden started
for Chicago with a Leather trunk containing
| most OF the "swsgh and on arrival there
shipped IL to Milwaukee. directed to John
Payton. Tuler followed Friday night bu
| on Wednesday previous he shipped 5000
in silver coin 10 X nsas City addressed to y
fictitious mama with orders 10 keep it Ill
called for This has been 'ecoyered by
the express company. ihs Morgan
street house was occupied hy I. Burton,
who identifies McFsdden ss the man VINO
rented room Of hun und'r the name OF
| Taylor, and idepttiss Tiler as the man
who occupied IL vita McFedden after the
robbery was com mitsd Express ofiicigls
claim TO have patitve proof that Mctadden
lett here with he leather trunk aua was In
Chicago on .he 5.h Instant, rrturAsd here
later in tns week and on the Sunday nirht
following started for Sherman. They have
no doubt OF being able to prove his oon-
plicity in the robbery.
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the fourth weeS. The State ". j, &. Whit
stone, ohsrged with murder committed dur
ing the war, Ia set for that day IL IL sen-
orally believed that Whltstone has jumped
his bond. The State w. Thomss Kennedy,
Ivan Thompson, and Hco,t Hendricks, all
oolorod, tor the murder OF Eli wynn, also
oolorei, In this county about eighteeh
Danths since, will likely 30 to all
The death of Mrs. Perry has cast uni-
yersal gloom over our CITY.
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BOHIfAM

BosrAN, March 10. - Especial - our
snerif received a dispaica from CiarKsville
to-day 10 arrest one Miller, wanted in Ar.
kans.s for murder. who would be pointed
out by tAe conductor On the west-b0und
passenger train. When the train arrived
Miller left the train with 4 pzrty's yalise
but Was promptly arrested. He made re.
sittsnce aud threatened q lively time with
the cfiicer but was seized unexpeet sdiy and
overpowered before be could gee out b |.
pistol. The stolen vslise was returned tC
the owner end Miller now lsnguisbes in
lad.
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JEFFERSON.

JKPFE,son March l9-[Soecisl lone
thousand saw logo which ate lying In the
river here, claimed by NJ. Mike King, have
bsen seized by Messrs. ClarE d B1ica, hey
stating that the SAW loga sre theirs.
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Wits PoIsT, March l9.-tspecisl.l-
District court convened at Cation Monday.
Juage McCord aud District Attorney Hoes
are In attendance. 2 ute number Of Wis
docket 1. st for Mondsv of the third week.
The murder Gases were set Tor Monday Of
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Briros.

Hstros. March l0.--tSptoial The ne
gi0 that shot aud Killed Brown near HON
erd last Monday, was captured neaE MOT
fatt, In this county, to-day by Constable
B,ksr, OF r,mpie, ami was shot once 10 the
arm while resisting arrest.
The Beion lodge II. Of p, No. 81, vii
celebrate their first auniversnfy tn-uiehi
by grand mop. A large crowd will be IN
ATTENDANCE.
A runaway couple came into town 90
day end immediAt.ly sougnt the psstor
and were made htrpv NJ the Avenue hoiel
by the holy bonds pi mttrimony.
The courl-housa i Deing rapidly cleared
aWNy.
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GFoRGrTOSTS.

GkoRoETowH, Mescn ~ -t5pecisl l-Fhe
ciiI 'ns met last n'.ht Ia mass meeting H.
the Baptist church Tor the purposo oI {, g m
sidering the loostip. OF the Baptist U Il.
versity nere. There was great in'ere-,
manifested on the uatt o. those present, II
was decided g. OitAblis1 tho school To be
knosn A. the Baptist University oi /. x1s
Committee were appointed aud the char
Tar drawn up to-day. About $4,000 have
alreGdy been promised.
Near Circ'cvillt Ia this county, about
I COZ yards o: fence was 'ut lev Gays
since.
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JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE, March 10 - [5psciall -
NJ arshal Cotton returned tAis afternoon
from the pursuit after tho three penii en-
'iary convicts who shot and killed Gsorge
Taylor, an officer at tne Rusk prison, last
Saturday. The oonviots were last heard
of near Troupe, and had prscuret arms
end clothing They have no cnrht es-
capped.
A. w. Sameron has removed from Tyler
10 this place.
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PALEsTI E.

PALESTINE, March l9.-[5peclal.l-A iho
election held lAst night Oy the fire depart
ment OF this city, Mr. q. A. Sterne, who
has been chief Tor some time, was unani-
mously reelected, with Joseph Garlick M
his assistant. rnomss Hall was ohOson
president, and James Hand elected delegate
10 The next state convention oi the iiremen
at Fort Worth. -.
The city election. which occurs on April
Let, is stirring tnings up pretty lively about
mere. There W no mayor 70 be
chosen, az the present Incumbent
Hon. w. Y. Lacy holds over foI
another year The principal costest will
be- over the Office Of city marshal sEd thet
of city secretary. Criss Rogers, the present
marshal, who it very iayorsbly known
tnroughout this scctisn of the STATE, 10 op-
posed by former marshal named ksrscn,
bat unprejudicsd observers put Rogsr's
majority A. high figure. James ii.
Mead. tho present ac.isg city secretary,
Tom Short. who used to be Galveston
drummer, and Heniy hycock wno runs
the local columns Of the East Texas News,
waDt TO be city secretary. There won't be
bs much contest over the aldermsn'c Of
fees, az the piesent city fovernm ent seems
to meet very fairly the wishes OF the tax
DAyUrS.
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IN FOREIGN FIELDS.

| IN FOREIGN FIELDS.
Nc. Gladstone Not ~ Seriously Ill ~
Firs' Reported.
Sudden ard Mysterious .Oyem mt OF
British Var Ships.
Baker Pasba w,ll Prob ibly Wear the
Bridsh Uniform.
China suing for Peace and RI hding
for Medallion.
Outlook Excellent Tor n Now il Dame
Europr's School.
The Socialist aud Dynamic Deep In
Deyiltry.
Aud Miscellaneous 1ransatlnii,g News
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PARIs, MArcn lO.-rhe cpmmnnil ceie-
bratcd the eunivrrslrr of tht brFnulJg o!
the commune Of ls1l last evening Dy ban
quets in the several suDu' 's aud spes ches
nt thtes were violent "a thsi- evolutionary
af.a
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FoRT WORTH.

BoRr WoRra, March l0.-Gspsclal lat
3 O'Clock this afternoon a cutting antay
took place ~ the B,by Elephant saloon On
luwer Houston street, In which hifam
Msxey severely cut y. g Elliott In the
back aud side III, thought the wounds
will prove fatal Msxey WAS arres' ed and
lodged Ia jail to await the result OF the
wounds.
A practical wooden mill man Is here look
ing Tor y location. aud fall th'Dgs suit nag
atop.
q. O. Hyndmsn OF Sparta, Iliinoi,. n
prominent Odd Fellow, died mere to-day.
His body was escorted to tho train by Tho
Two home lodges OF the order.
Captain Sam Evans, VINO wes struck IN
the head some time a:o by Charlie Henrne
with pistol and partially paraiiEed from
the blow, il slowly recovering.
II. Bell was arrested here to-day for steal
ing morse at breckenridge and selling /. u,
Ranger,
Harper d Gwynn recovered Judgment
against the Missouri Pacific to-day Tor sI2o
damages sustained by the burning OF grass,
rails and hay.
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No. Gladstone Not ~ Seriously Ill ~
First Reported.

Sudden ard Mysterious woyem nj Of
British Var Ships.
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Baker Pasha wa Probably Wear The
Briush Uniform.
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LONDON, March l0.-JsukiU'on1 1i'ector
Of the IRISH criuina investigate depart
ment, has appointed fifty detectives ~ Lon
don, who will be under special pay snd
have special duties Twelve OF them are
Eaglish, eight Irish and eight Americans,
tne rest Russian, French German Aus
traliAn. Spanish and Osnadi.n. The Irish
conetabes are appointed to act cs detectives
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SoNKiS To- ne DETAINED.
AN IMAGINATIVE LETTER.

BERLIN. March 10 1t Il stated thae Min
lister Sargent hes received GA official letter
from Warrington In endorsement Of his &C
ton and granting him an indefinite fur
Tough Il he desires y. SArgenf Wi, no, take
the iurlough at present.
The abovs dispatch wss received at New
York to-day. and given out az an indica-
tion of the gossip current at Berlin, In
quiry concerning It nae oeen made ~ tno
state department, Warrington, however,
aud from Secretary Frelinghuysen wac Oh.
tainod this statement: 1T Is not lrua that
such letter hsi been sent Sareeu,."
WILL ATTACK TEE BLACK FLAGS.
PARIS March 10 --General Milot has de-
cideI 20 nt,sck the Black Il igs IN Hung
hOas
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EARTHeuAKE snocKs.

ST. JoHEs, NAcn l9.-A violent eattn
uunEe slook visited frin.iy, Hunts Har
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
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We can truly say that we will display the largest cheapest
and handsomest line brought to the state at about
quarter of its value We have divided them into five lots
and they marked as follows: