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woods pons Weducca.

Judge Aldrldse, Of the district court,
heard motion yesterday morning to
reduce the bond Of Harry Woods,
who shot and killed Henry 1,Atl mer, q
few weeks ago d the gas works. The
bond which had BEEN set,on q prelim.
mary bearing, ~ t5,Qoo, was reduced by
him 10 t9.O0O, and u II believed that he
will be able TO mako Il.
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Save Your Eyes.
Thousands of persons in this State
alone are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spectaoles. by the use
OF Hawkes. Crystallzed Lenses the
sight is strengthened and vision Inn
proved. These celebrated glasses are
fitted to oil conditions OF sight hy
Eisonlohr Bros. 4 Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Cali and have
your eyer tested free.
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SAFE DEPOT

ron THE sournwgsTHRN STATES.
Tho Detroit Safe Company, of tho
largest safe concerns In the United
states, have established an agency for
tho Southern Staten In Dallas, under
the management OF Mr.. Frank Smith.
They will make Dallas a distributing
point, and will always have In this
city q full lire Of sates, vaults aud
vault doors. They will travel some 0
10 10 mon.
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Having greatly reduced my stock Of
fine hats, l will now sell the balance OF
stock regardless Of price. l need and
must have tho room for a large stock
Of shoes. Call soon, and save monov
heiore the stock Is broken up, at Loon
kahnta
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Have used Tongalino In case To
prevent recurrence of neuralgia, and
am very much pleased with tho result.
IL has been moro etllcacious In produo-
ing tho desired effect than auy remedy
have over used In that case.
T. p. Oliver, NJ. d., oglethorpo, Macon
Co., Ga.
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Our ladies' footwear department is
the most complete In tho city, our
stock IL completely graded, from q
good low-priced article, TO the best in
tho land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prices arc made to suit the
masses, at Leon Kahn's-
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Lucinda Slms illod hor petition In
tho district court yesterday, praying
for divorce from her husband, James
Sims. sho statcs In her petition, that
they worc LOCALLY married on tho 10th
ofJuly, lS,2, In Marion county. Texas,
and that thcy lived together until tho
LIST oil August, 1850. She charges him
with cruel treatment aud with
having struck her with stick OF
stove wood; wherefore sho prays for q
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In the bright autumnai days the
temptation TO comfortable exposure
yields It's fruits in most pernicious
cough and irritation OF tho throat.
DR.. BUNS Cough Syrup stands un.
rlvaled as remedy for throat and
lung diseases. % cents % bottle.
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S3,S5 will get you genuine mons
hana.sewed cslr shoe, in button, lace
or gaiter. The easiest, best and cheap.
est shoe in the land for the money, ut
Leon Kahn's.
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Discharged.

Tom Chase, charged with robbing
an old man by tho name of Owen, of
his horse, was arraigned before Justice
Schulz Yesterday and discharged for
want Of prosecuting evidence.
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At the Central Academy, corner OF
Harwood and Live Ook, opens Mon
day night, September 81, at 1880
O'Clock. Call on or address,
w. A. BoLEs. Principal.
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TABER BROTHERS,

Jewellers, 500 Main Street, Repair De-
partmcnt
This branch OF our factory Ia fitted IN
In the latest improved order, Ia under
the control OF skilled mechanics, prao.
tically experienced In that special line
OF work. All repair jobs arc carefully
attended 10, promptly returned and
charges reasonable. New articles OF
special deslgn mnde 10 order.
Respectfully,
rABEH Bros.
laval arg SDl N AIN Straat
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Shiloh'e Cough and Consumption
Cure In sold by Us ON q guaranteed II
cmrve consumption. Sold by J.. l..
Williams a Co.
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Tension Bros, Elm street, opposite
Sanger's, have an immense stock OF
saddles, harness, blankets, collars,
and saddlory hardware.
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The Highland milk IL the best for
ecueet tea, chocolate, and particularly
ior Soeantss ~ u ID absolutely pure.
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A complete line Of school shoos for
boys and girls, from the best factories
at prices TO suit tho times at Leon
kahn's,
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. we:s'. :: a.! 2 ps a.. ssss IN ne
'''-'' : !" ' dsss : hin .,r,,..
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Drunkenness Cured

DR.. Hammer, the drunkard's friend,
will be at tho st. James hotel for few
weeks. Gall and be cured.
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Group, whooping cough and bron-
ohitls Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure, Sold by J. L. williams
d. Co,
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Notice 10 Publishers

A Chambers Folder in perfect order,
for sale cheap. Address HERALD
Office, Dallas, Texas. If.
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What can't BIO cured, must DO on.
dured is q saying fit only for
Mahommedans, who believe in fate.
No matter how bad cough may DO, it
need not no endured now that Red
Star Coagh Cure hns boon discovered.
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EDUCATIONAL,
THE COLLEGE,
WeatherFord, Texas
EDUCATIONAL,
Weatherford, Texas,
Next Term Commences. On SGpIGabGr 7

The principals are experienced European
graduates. Modern languages impaired
b' native teachers. Pupils received on
The most moderate terms and educated for
private and professional life, Civil service
exam nations, schools of mining and en-
gio eering receive special attention, and
spec al rates allowed county surveyors and
others desiring to qualify for tho higher
examination. No college in Texas offers
erence In Dallas and over Texas. For fur
Their particulars, apply as above to the
President.
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$3.50 will get e ladies' genuine Cuk
kid, hand-turn.button boots, at Leon
Kahn's.
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We mako specially of tho cels-
bratod Joel b. Frazier whisky, and
Wagenhsnser beer, exclusively.
Two BRoTHERs.
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Burt& mosrs shoes at Leon Kahn's.
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THE UNIVERSITY Of MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.

AT OXFORD.
Next session opens September q, 1885.
Tuition free to all but Law students. Open
70 ooth sexes alike. Terms very moderate.
Location healthy, and In n community
famed for Its churches, schools, morality
and culture. Seventy Wiles southeast OF
Memphis, Tennessee, and on the |. q Rail-
road. Twelve learned Instructors. De
partments of Law, Art, Literature aud
Catalogue and information, apply 10 tho
Chancellor, GENERAL A. p. STEWART.
III. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board Trustees.
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j. w WEBB,

Jerseys! Jerseys! Jerseys, ut Il.
| Ralinouju
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MEnIA lPal ACADEMY FITS FOR
nnc,, pusln s or College, Special Drill for
a,l students board with pyincinni
SWaIHIN Y. sHoRTLIDGE Harvard a.
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Fiannsls.

Red dpe wed Fnae goods, at s5c 35e and 4Oc;
sole elsewhere at Zoe and Fsnne 25c,
marked under regular prices
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Dress Gaoss
All the New Noviesin Embroidered ROse Tr, Rsurstc Cloth.
This is the very latest novelty.
Blankets.
Now the time splendid assortment ranging price from
$25 pair $50 pair fully 90
FIannels.
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Lexington. virgins
81. LOUIS MEDICAL COLLEGE,

Ihtee years course REQUIRED, 4,th asa.
slou begins september n, Isis, For oirc".
snrs MINT nvldsese J. 4 v. ALLgrSE, NJ. D., Dean
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Corslcnnn Cui,,nr.

ConsioASA, March h-lSpecial. AT
meeting OF our most prominent bust.
ness men this evening, Mr.. ID. NJ.
Cotloen, Of Homer, Illinois, proposed to
build a 100 barrel capacity full roller
Touring mlil and elevator II the propor
Encouragement for tho enterprise was
given, Hud enough stock taken In lt TO
Interest our people In iis success, which
was Immediately cheerfully and
heartily promised. Tho plant will
cost about 5000 and is
"a much needed addition TO
this section Of the country. MIR. Coffay
leaves Immediately for home TO get tho
necessary machinery, aud work will be
begun ON the building rs soon as n suit.
ahle site Is secured.
Hon. Bryan n. Barry returned from
his northern trip this morning.
Messrs. Daniel aud q. X. Neeler, of
kerens, spent tho day In Corsicana ON
business.
A northor struck our city this evening,
bringing to q close the finest weather
we have had this season.
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Montague NIltns.

Bowie, March lG.-lCorrespondenoe.
The ending OF the strike Is pleasant
news here. Supplies wero getting
short. A stock of potatoes was received
last night.
Steady increase In tho number of pas.
songers getting OF here In noticeable
and generally remarked. A good per
centage are people settling In various
parts OF Montague county, while some
aro business men looking around for
locations.
There are several improvements In
progress, chiefly residences. Mr.. J. NJ.
Robinson, formerly OF Grayson county,
substantial citizen, has located In
Bowie, aud Is putting up q commodious
two story dwelling.
MIR. Hall, from Alabama, has recently
located here, and Is adding neat addi-
ton TO property purchased by him.
business IL reviving enough 10 be no
uceable, aud more hopeful feeling
prevails,
District court convenes at Montague
next Monday.
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At the Exnasiti.n

~
NEW ORLEANS, March I7,-Missis.
Sippi day aud the opening of the Mari
can department caused a large attand
i anee at the exposition. Mlsslssinn,
u,ay negan with dress parade X ~
e1e l Mlsslssippi cadets. Gov. Lowaru
mlssisslppl, and large delegation ~
IN ieglslatlre and people of that state
OF eessembled at the stato's ooIiectiooo
ana viplts IN the government bnildino
IN Med the beauties on exhihitioS
ernoon tR hall. la the NJ.
with praygogramme was contlnnad
loway: j. by Rev. Or. Gsi'
An address of We, Pltken deliyersd
1ela, OF Mississippme. A. II. White
Jones made formaresponded. s. a.
hloits to Gov. Lowerpsfer of the ex-
them over to Gen. MooMho turned
Dya,u 10, ~ VI examiners 9ad, Of the
IN the Mexican Department.
rolla, the architect, transferred Nbor-
buildings to the chief Mexican eofnthe
sloner, DeBarcona, who thsreunt-
made. a formal transfer of them 20 Gen.
Morehead, The Mexican building Is
now formally declared open.
Susan B. Anthony lectursd In tho
horticultural hall TO an Immense
audi 'nce, principally ladies.
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Bowie, March r.-lspecial.l IA cold
norther is blowing to-day; ovorc ats
and fires are freely resorted to, aud the
the extent OF locomotion In The open air
limited by tho change from spring to
winter.
Dr.. Q. p. Devices, a Kentucklan, la.er
OF Hot Springs, Is here prospecting
with a view TO finding location for
health and the practice of his prolus-
sion.
The series OF religious meetings con-
Quoted by tho Rev. w. l.. Thurman.
OF sherman, closed last night.
Tho attached saddlery stock OF w. NJ.
sSpeers Will be sold by the sheriff on
Thursday next, when the several crei-
itors will be represented.
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A sailsr Drowned.

GALVESTON, March II. - Emanuel
George, Greek sailor on the schooner
Rosalie, plying between here and
Oaloosiow, was knocked overheard by
the iore-boom and lost yesterday when
the vessel was within five miles of this
port. Capt. Bowers, of the schooner, re-
ported the drowning of George to
United States Commissioner Spann.
together with the fact that the vessel
owed deceased SSl. The captain was in
structod to pay the wages and turn
over the effects OF the deceased sailor
10 the collector OF customs as the proper
CUSTODIAN, VINO, In turn, would transfer
them TO the clerk OF the United State,
circuit court, who would hold them i'm
trust for the legal heirs.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Uncle Sam Sends His Hen Of War ia
Central America.
PANAMA AND ASplNWAL BolLlh,
Gen. Hatch Makes a Big Talk on Small
Capital.
THE SENATE HAMMERlNG AWAY
Tho Inter State Commerce Idea DIN. 4.
Make invoice and Estimate the
Value of tho Old Tubs that
Constitute the Navy.
THE SENATE HAMMERlNa AWAY.
GENERAL WASHINGTON TOPICS
Ordered to Central Amsri..


WAsHINdToN, March l7.--Secretary
Whitney today sem dispatch 10
Commander Mahan, of the Waehusett.
at Panama, informing him that hostili.
lies wero likely to take place between
some of the Central American state,
and Barrios, which will endanger the
lives and property OF citizens of the
United States, and directing him 10
proceed with his vessel to La Union
and LaLibertad and other ports ON the
Central American coast TO protect
American interests. The secretary also
directs Commander Mahan to protest
against any attempt to cut the cables, or
10 interiors with their nse, and to take
all precautions 30 protect the health oi
oihcers and men from diseases, which
would render It necessary for his vessel
to leave the coast.
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WASHINGTON, March l7.-Tho nomin.
alton OF Joseph s. Miiior, to DO commits
sioner OF Internal ro, enuo, vice Walter
Evans, resigned, whl'h was sent TO tho
senate yesterday, was roported ia.
vorably by tho senate com.
mitlee on finance to-day, and
taken up In executive session. The
point was made that Evans had not ro-
signed, and thls gave rise 10 discussion,
during which u message was received
from the president re nominating Mr.,
Millor, vice Waltor Evans, 20 be re-
moved, and Withdrawing the uomina.
tion OF yesterday. During the subse
queni proceedings vas developed tn At
Mr.. Evens had told the secretary oil
the treasury he would resign Whenever
the secretary wished it. Mr.. Eyans, IL
was explained, supposed ho would
ne called unon Tor his resignation, while
Secretary Manning understood the ok
preston OF willingness 10 resIyn was N
resignation IN fact. Tho Republican
senators. said there was no Intention u
RniAgoniEe the administration In this
regard ana expressed tho opinion that
me position ot cnmnissionOr of inter-
nh' rtNehne was one which ought To be
ltiled by n man of tnn presidonps choice.
hut they thought inmstico mad baen
done Mr. Evans la not giving him am
opportunity 10 resign. The nomination
was referred IN tho finance committee.
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eedings In tho Senate


"AsHINot n, March M m.,.,.
resolution, aut, oriziny tho oa,a,'''.. ' :
on education andV.,hor 70 Wv ~, So,l,ihi''so
recess, wss adopted. "'"'"s ''e
Mr.. Cullom's resolua
ton OF committee to ior the seleo'
subject OF inter state co,ssuSste the
laid before the senate, aud Aerco, was
debate, was adopted without%a long
II provides for a select committoS
senators to sit during tho recess hye
make full examination Md
the regulation OF the trapsnoT.
tation OF freights and passen gers
between the several states by railroads
and water routes, In connection or com
petition herewith, and report To the
senate next December.
The senate then wont into executive
session.
When the doors re.opened, the seuato
adjourned,
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Nattera nj M.xl.

MExrA, March l7.-lSpeclal. Pete
Johnson, a section hand, this morning
passed in front Of backing freight
train and was run over by one wheel M
truck, but before the other wheel could
strike him he was jerked out of the way
by Mr.. H. M. Dunn, standing near.
which probably saved his life.
The wheel passed over him
about the hips and arms,
anu strange to say, with the
ing broken, no escaped serious injury.
nally.
Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Calvin Ken.
nedy, died last night, aged "A.
TWO Senegambians, Joln Jackson and
fom Wills. about thr.s miles fr' ,ll
town, got into an altorcatlon and one
was shot in tho mouth and the other In
tho rear, quite seriously.
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mn'y 10 do everything in nv power
Ior r the relief Of the expedition~.tha
responsibility which one man bears
70 another. There was no fortuna
Mhloh possessed, no energy which I
possSs,ssed, that was not due to these i'm.
psillleu men to help them out. | was
sv"py aua 20 io spend every cent possessed,
SENT and congress was late in maLIn9
an appropriation tor II. | engaged thai
vessel on my ewn responsibility.
would nave done the same thing In IsSS
II NJ, had been permitted to do it.D
ia ne soross.examination OF the wItness
elichn, but nothing important was
jJurn, up to tho time tho court ad-
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JEFFERSON, March IT, lspecial.l -
The steamer Alpha came up yesterday
bringing another heavy cargo OF freight.
Hon. David b. Culberson Is homo
nom Washington.
Mr. Boydston's team ran away yes
terdsy causing some excitement. No
one was hurt.
Mesdanes L. D. Hopkins and h.
Russell, of Clarksville, are In the city
the guests Of Mrs. o. b. Park. One Of
Marshall's charming young ladies, Miss
Florence Sherod, is in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Walker.
The eclipse was viewed here by many,
almost everyone having a smoked
glass.
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Races at New OrIenn..

New ORLEANS, March lT.-Extra day
ofthe races; weather clear and pleasant,
track heavy.
Three-quarters mile; Valley Forge
won; Worth second, Twilight third.
Time-l:2l.
Mile: Windsail won; Miss Goodrich
second, Galaxy third.
Time-l:49.
Milo and sixteenth; Bonnie AUS
tralian won; Leroy second, Aflie II.
third.
Time-l:57k.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE discus.
sion ofCentral American affairs, begun
yesterday, WAS resumed In oNecutiye
session Of the senate to-day, tho pend.
ing question being the resolution offered
last Friday by Senator EImunds. do.
caring II TO be the sense of tho senate
that Barrlos, president of Guatemaia
should be prevented from carrying on his
scheme OF annexing neighboring re-
puolics. The resolution was criticised
AS amounting substantially to declara-
llon OF war, and Senator Ingalls, pro-
posed an amendment modifying II in
this regard. The amendment was lost
Ihe senate then adopted the resolution.
with only seven negative votes, S2na'
tor Edmunds moved that the Injunction
OF secrecy be removed from the resolu.
uon ana the vote upon II, but a single
objection carried il over under tho rnios
for day.
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Combinations,

WASHINGTON, March l7.-Col. Nelson
II. Davis Is to be inspector general, with
the rank Of brigadier-generaI.
B'eutenant-CO AbsalOni Baird. 10
be. tnspector-goneral, with the rank OF
colonel.
Edward d. Clark, Of Mlssissippi, to be
assistant secretary of the interior.
Sidney ID. Jfotnsn, Of Texas, 10 be
United states m irshal for the western
district of Texas.
Mr.. Clarke, the above-uamod, Is seri-
ously III with pneumonia,
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yIsItors mt Gnlynsinn.

GALVESTON, March I--Hon. James
w. Dawes, governor of Nebraska, who
has beon making q tour Of the state, ar
rived this morning, and will spend
a few days with friends prior
TO his visiting tho Worlds exposition.
A party OF tourists from Chicago, under
the lead OF Col. Il. A. Jewett, ofthe Pull
morning from New Orleans, aud after
visiting points oi interest, departed this
evening for Hot Springs,
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Congratnlating Mr., Miller.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-Hon. Joseph
5. Miller, the nominee for internal rev.
enue commissioner, has received great
many congratulatory kilograms from all
sections of tho country, and from Re-
publlcans as well as Democrats. The
following was reccived from tSA editor
OF the Wheeling Intelligence:
wheeling, Wet Virginia, March l7.-ro
Hon. Joseph y, Miller:
H",Accept back Republicans hearty
feiicltations;;. ] think our best people
viii appear"
lSignedl CHAs. BURDErrE HART.
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Mr.. CIevoiand's Flrst l,Ig Social Ao.,r

WAsnrNGToN, March 1.-THE first
state reception gwen by President
Cleveland was given tonight to the
diplomatic corps, tho judiciary, the
army and navy and the senate and the
house representatives IL was tine most
brilliant affair of the kind ever held
here. The president, assisted by Miss
Cleveland, Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Bayard
Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Endicott'
Mrs. whitney, Mrs. Villas and
Mrs Lamont, received the guests
IL the blue room. All the members OF
the cabinet, except Attorney-G General
Garland, were present. Mr.. Bayard
presented the members OF the dipIo-
matte corps.
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A WIFE Murderer Hanged.

,'iIApkLrHIA, March l7.-Obarlas
nr.sss' the wife murderer, wa. hanoea
~ ,n.oa one corridor of tho county prison at
W. w 'n's morning. Briggs killed his
vic on July =. 1888. He had bsar -.
pjiV,longed l,,i, spree, came home. caliad
@ wi,e INTO the cellar and cut her thrnas nas
IN the act. os'eu almost
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Federal Court nt aalvestor.

GALVESTON, March i7.--In the United
States circuit court to-day Judgment
was obtained by Charles s. Clark against
the Houston Post Publishing company
Ior sl,ono, anu ,no suit OF the Graham
pany have been consolidated aud will
DO tried as Que, the pleas in abate-
ment by defendant being withdrawn
and abandoned.
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PlrTsBURG, March II. = An Eden
burgh, Clarion county, Pennsylvania,
special says: J.. Spargs, postmaster,
committed suicide last night by shoot
ing himself through the heart. He was
short In his account and took this
means OF escaping disgrace.
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--------------------
Ike Goodwin Arra.,.a

AhiLENE' March, l7.--[Spocial.l-Ike
uVumin' e.,u' wanted in Brown county for
attempted assassination and other
hhensgrous heras conduct, is detained In iaiI
Brow,n , having wing been captured by rangers.
IN the city to day TO carry him i'eutsu w.,
scene of his EXHIBITS. "'" W Tue
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NO. 1913.

for FORE ,So SasIiGe I,,e r, A. Craig, aud was hsl
under 'bH,y bnyyd Term @ OF the district court
1urhish bail he was remanded n ja;i ~
In Inns Is his second attempt AT miscbiat
n,s nfst being last Thursday night IT,
slves as reason for both acts that the
engineer squirted water on him ''e
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ronl Play Snsnan,.s

oAN ANTONIO, March u. 7.-ISpoolal. J.
en s reorusry 2 Matlo Yanez came here
rom rom Durango, Mexico. bringing his
soo' er, = beautiful girl, with hun. They
sScured sSc req rooms, and on the 25tb ho Iaft
ana osss hos with $3.50 in his possession
nlay iss 10 @ not since been heard of. Fonl
F'"y - suspected. Tho glrl is das.,t,,,s,