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Murder at 81, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l3.-Between 6 and
Z o'clock tonight Mrs. Karlin, wife OF
Michael Karlin, living at $40 south
Second stroot, had wordy
alteration with a hricklnyeI
named Eyerman and laboroI
named Charles Hoerber, regarding INC
removal of some brick and other
building material from her prem.
isoa. Her son, Joseph, q lad
of Is years, interterod IN
behalf OF his mother and was
slapped in the face and knocked down
by Hoerber. Mrs. Karlin then told
her boy TO 70 into tho house
and get revolver. lie
did 30, and on returning
with the weapon, fired 1t, presumab v
at Hoerbor, hut tho shot missed
him and passed through the heart
OF John BRANDED, au innocent spectator
OF tho row, killing him instantly.
Young Karlin and his mother wero ar.
rested and the body of BRANDED taken
20 the morguo. Mrs. Karlin has eight
small children.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Aug. l3,-LSpeciRl.l-T case
Of Hart VS.. ths Texas e sc. Louis rail-
road for damages, claiming $4,000 for
loss Of character, caused by the road
having him arrested and imprisoned
for swindlinR, has occupied tho atten-
ton OF tho court all day, and is of some
local interest, as MIR. John Selliman,
q resident OF tho town, is made o party
to tho suit, from the fact of his making
the affidavit against Hart while in the
service Of the company.
A light shower fell this evening, not
sufficient, however, to do tho crops
any good.
The compress is rapidly nearing
completion and will, by September i,
be ready TO crush the floecy staple.
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AsHvlLLE,N.C. Aug. lS.-rh' ~orr'
Ing detectives brought to.this placclaud
lodged in Jail W. IL. Jones aud his
son, OF this county, charged
with the murder, on the 3rd
OF April iast, IL miles west of this
place, Of j. II. Joyce and OF throo
othor members OF tho family,
then burning tho house and tho
romans. The parties accused will have
an examination on Monday next.
The murder created immense
excitement at tho time,
but no clue TO tho perpetrators hayO
boon discovered till now, although
several detectives have boon at work.
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morning, charged with the theft. He

morning, charged with the theft. He
gave $500 bond.
Josephine Denison, the little daugh-
ter OF the editor of the Bolton Reporter,
10 visiting relatives here. She fell /
to the floor this morning and broke
her arm at tho elbow.
An United States mail sack, locked,
but cut open and empty, was found in
alumber yard to-day.
WACO, Aug. 10 Special, Morrison
and Drake, who robbed the Cisco and
BroWnwood stage on July 30, near
CISCO, were brought to q preliminary
trial to-day. Tho testimony thus far
Is somewhat OF y surprise, as it shows
That Morrison decoyed Drake into the
robbery, Drake having first made the
proposition TO Morrison, and the latter
informed deputy United States mar
snail, who arranged the scheme. The
examination is to be continued to-
morrow. Both men have several
friends on hand, and brakes frisnds
are very wrathy at Morrison.
United States Senator Richard Coke
! ana other prominent citizens I'd.
crossed an immense anti-prohibition
mass meeting here. All taking atronq
ground against local option now pend.
ng In this city and county.
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sEduiN, Aug. 10 Especial Tho
settlement Of tho lato municipal
troublu furnishes an apt illustration Of
how largo oaks from little acorus grow.
Some two weeks ago a couple of tho
town merchants stepped across The
court house fonc0 whore it WAS
broken down and q boot black FOL
lowed them. They were not aware
thht they wore violating municipal
ordinance, hut tho marshal saw chem
and arrested them and fined them $40
ana coats. They appealed and the
. un!y Judge reversed tho mayors
decision ON the ground that no corpor-
siion has control OF county, poperiy
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Cameron

CAMERON, Aug. l3-lSpecial. The
local editors Of tho Herald and Demo.
crat met to-day in hand.to-nsud on,
counter, and during tho struggle they
embraced each othor several times In
the sand. No serious damage; only a
slight excavation in tho sandy street
where the encounter took place.
fMr. John Anderson, deputy sheriff
OF this county, who killed one Love-
lace, July 1, near Rogers, and was shot
through and through by LOvelace a,
the same time, is on tho streets again.
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This Morninr'a Fire

The fire alarm was sounded this
morning at 2 o'clock from she East
Dallas station, which proved TO be d
small cottage on San Jacinto strest
nonr DR.. Mort0n's residence. The
companies both turned out on short
notice, but found little 20 do. The
loss Is small, probably not moro thar
$500. IL could not be asoortainod h
there was any Insurance on tho build
inr.
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TEMPLE, Aug. l3.-ISpeolaL "A
splendid rain fell hero and east ofheIo
this afternoon, soaking the ground,
which iusures a magnificent Gro p of
cotton and is worth thousands to Tom
ple and surrounding country.
a wreck occurred in tho Santa Flo
yard here last night. No one was
hurt The switch engine and some
box cars were pretty badly smashed.
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Pnle.tInn

PALESTINE, Aug. l3.-ISpecial.l-A
colored girl called upon County At
torney Reagan this morning for the
purpose OF having n white man ar.
res ed on the charge OF seduction,
claiming him TO bo the father OF her
child, The law prohibiting tho inter
marriage of whites ana blucks In this
state prevented Che taking Of tho ain
dayit, rs marriage being impossible
the charge could not he sustained.
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WACO, Aug. l3.-LSpeciaLl-Tho Pro-
hibitionists opened tho campaign TO-
day with = red hot moss meeting.
One country p-eoirct fort a delega-
tien of ne lrlv lC0 voters, msrching I'M
der Prohibition bonner. Rev. Dr..
d. II. Carroll Hon. ", a. Jones four
member In tho ipvcr house OF tho Leg
islature) aud Colonel J, NJ. Anderson
made speeonol. Colonel Jones Is au
eloquent speaker, and tba temperance
people are very proudof his adherauce
10 their cause
David Costello, wealthy Mexican
from New laredo, WAS seeing the dl1zy
sights of the Town, llo loss his gold
watch and $40 In cash, w. n st.
CLAIM, o haok-drivor who was ohapa.
roning the Mexican, was arrested thl
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weatherrord.

WATERFORD, Aug, l3,-[Special.
This morning two deputy shorins
from Clay county arrived in tho city
and arrested p. II. Chalk. He IL
charged with stealing horse in Clay
county last spring Ho sold the horse
sometime this summer TO MIR. Sam
Mcclure, ofCentro Mills, Hood county.
Tho horse has been recovered. Chalk
will DO taken back TO CLAY.
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DENIsoN, Aug. l3,-LSpecial.l IS. A
Goldstein, an ostlmablo and worry
widely known young man, for a long
while head book-keeper for Waterman,
Star & Co., was examined tonight,
decided inasno and placed under re-.
straint. His infrmity began with
Scrlveners paralysis. lie has just re-
was under medical treatment,
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MARLIN, Aug. l3,-lSpeclal. THE
commissioners court Of this (Falls)
county has ordered an election for the
sth of September for tho purpose of
testing prohibition In this county. Il
IL probable that the local optiOnists
will walk Off with the cake.
A tino cotton rain foil here to-day,
that will do vast deal Of good to tho
crops in the Brazos bottom. Marlin
has thus far received four bales OF the
new crop and picking Is becoming
general,
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SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 13.-.Spocisl, +
Twelve car loads of steel rsils, six
over the International, and Dix over
the Sunset, arrived this morning FOR
the San Antonio d Aransas Pass
road, The spikes and fagloniugs have
u1t vet como IN, hut nre expected Ia a
dey or two, ana track laying will
begin az soon ~ they arrive,
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Texarkann

TENARKANA, Aug. 10 Especial L.
Ground was broken on the Texarkana
d Northwestern road this afternoon
In the present OF tho officers Of tho
road, aud . largo number ofour most
prominent citizens. lha road rs 10
extend from this rulut 10 Rod River,
ten miloS distant aud 20 10 completed,
In lime for tho cotton snagou.
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other cases against parties selling
liquor contrary to law. Nearly all
were convicted.
Thirty suits were filed to-day
against parties living in the western
part of the city, claims against the
lands by heirs in Tennessee, there
being $500 coo involved.
News from Arcalo to-day gives tho
killing of negro, Horace Lawson, by
JacE Carroll, owner OF a sEore, who
caught Lawson attempting to break
into tho store. .
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GREEHv1LLE, Aug. i3,-LSpeoial r.
job Long, who was on trial for an as-
sault TO murder John DunaNay, wa.
today fined S25.
Blu Lawsop, ON trial fer cattle steal.
ing, was acquitted.
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EousToN, Aug. 10. Especial Tho
body Of a. DowoiI, who jumped in the
Bayou yesterday To- o1mLlit suicide,
was found trdsy Just pel6c rcho place
where his clothes Sere ,per Dol
Tho city officers to.eonnd; several
si0n, green
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MInshoro.

WiNsnoRo, Aug. l3.-[spocial &c.
Emanuel commercial traveller rep
resontiug tha Collins Broa., drug com
pmy OF 81. Louis, wss arrested hore
on Tuesday, charged With posting adj
VERT aments In the State relative 70
Collins Ague Cure, without y bill
posters license. Mr.. Emanuel had
drummofs'llcenso and claimed that he
was advertising his business, aud
that no law gave him tho right 70 do
80 and upon trial no boat tho ceso and
was discharged.
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Weather Report,

COTTON BELT REPORT
The cotton belt weather report for Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum
n hOnrA. la na fnllnWAr ~
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THE TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
QUARANTINE PROCLAMATION
The Texas Railroad Pool Contaminated.
The Wichita Falls Postmaster-Ehc
Lee Boys Again Creating Trou-
BILE in Delaware Bend
The State Grange.
Austin.

AUSTIN, Aug. 10. - Especial - The
governor to-day appointed the follow
ing public weighers for Galveston
George Woolston, A, s. Labazan, S. b.
Burck, z. +. Weeks and G. N. Lauve.
The governor to day issued the fol.
lowing:
WHEREAS, II has como to tho knowl.
edge of tho executive that pergons
frcm Vera Cruz and possibly Other
places infested by yellow fever in the
Republic Of Mexico are now entering
this State by way of El Paso, Laredo
and other points on the Rio Grando by
railway and private conveyance, in
direct violation Of the quarantine
proclamation issued March 20, 1885.
Now, therefore, l, John Ireland,
governor, by virtue Of he
authority invested in mo
by tho laws Of the State, hereby de-
clare that on and after this date,
August 10, quarantine shall DO en-
forced on the Rio Gsando against all
infected places in Mexico. Qusran-
tine stations Will be at once established
at Laredo and El PasO, and railway
inspections be made on all incoming
trains. Passengers on trains coming
east from the Rio GTande will DO 70.
quired to show passports from the Off
GERS at Ell Paso ana Laredo chat they
have not. within period of 20 days,
been in Vera Cruz or any other place
infected by yellow fever. All citizens
on the border are requested TO render
the officers assistance, Persons vic.
lating this proclamation VIII be sub
ject to fine and imprisonment.
The superintendent Of education has
appointed the following students To
the Nashville Normal school: Miss
Louie Sexton, Marshall; Miss Matte
McClary, Dodd City; Professor j. II,
Hickman, LOv0lsdy; Professor II. j.
Connington, Galveston.
The adjutaut-noueral to-day ap-
pointed Captain Il. p. Smith, of Aus
tin, colonel and aide-de.camp, and
temporarily on tho staff of the gov
ernor. He will make an inspection OF
the volunteer guards OF this State.
The comptroller deposited $4,000 to-
day to the credit OF tie general rev.
enue.
Assessment rolls of FreestOne
county show revenue decreased $751;
9Sl; Burleson county decrease, S3l7,l7
Hunt county increase, $4,000.
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G ole mans Corn Mills
with Solid French Burr stones,

Invented in 1880, continued and repeated
improvements since then keep them In the
lead of all competition. Others have tried
TO copy after them and sell tho limitations
on the reputation of the Coleman Corn Mill
the "Maid OF the South" Send for rices
II, DUDLEY COL EMAN,
No. . Perdldo ST. New Orleans. Ia
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Galveston

GALVESTON, Aug. l3-ISpooiaL To
days developments m the matter Of
the Texas railroad pool confirm the
statement made yesterday that the
pool has been cOnsummatod md
now only lacks tho official bignG-
lures Of several railroad executives to
put it into effect President Sealey's
letter to the board II directors of tho
Santa Fe, on which tho directory
acted last night, suggested the elm
ination OF tho G0'day clause,
which at, tho conference
here, was tho Immediate
cause of disruption aud RELOCATION OF
the matter back % the Originators,
Gould, Huntington md Sealy. AS an
offset to this concession to the Gould
and Hunting on interests, making the
term OF contract straight five years,
instead - five years with
privilege, oar giving co days. notice, OF
Withdrawing alter tho first year, tho
Santa 70 has agreed on arbitration
for all difiGulugs that may arise.
This prevents them being
crowded to tho wall by the
majority interests In the pool and
admits preservation OF their indie
pendence. While the board OF d.
rectors of the Santa Fe, at
their meeting. ratified the action
of President S3aiy, and warranted
him in going ahead on tho
above basis, IT, IS understood that Rc.
ton was not unp'lmOu8. II il stated
that Mr.. Sealy will at once act on this
authority, with the insertion of these
changes as ABOVE indicated. The pool
will 90 into operation a. the earliest
possible moment, using tbs tariff Of
rates adopted at the conference held in
this CITY,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

About O'Clock this morning cou.
ple of would-be burglars attempted h
enter the residence Of Charles II. Davis,
626 West Third street, by means OF
skeleton keys, but were scared of by
the watchful vigilsncs OF Mr.. Davis.
The outside door, as is often the case,
was left unbolted, and the burglars bad
nothing TO prevent them from proceed
ing TO the vestibule door. Too rafting
of the keys awoke Mr. Davis, who went
TO the head Of the stairs and demanded
to know who was there. Az no answer
was given, Mr.Davis proceeded down To
investigate, when the thieves speedily
withdrew their keys and vacated.
Two men were seen by member oil
tue family from an upper window run
ming up towards Parish street, but by
the time Mr. Davis reached the front
door he could see no one. Returning t.
his room he watched for some time out
of his window ard saw a man walk
down the opposite side OF the street. He
hailed him, but without returning an
answer the man kept on 10 Madison
street, " here he gave whistle call, and
another man coming from the direc
of Monroe street joined him and the
two turned up Madison and disappear
ed.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
skatsng Rink D,scussiOn.

The lecture room of the Union NJ. E..
church was crowded last evening, to
hear the rendering of the program of the
UuicI Literary Society. Miss Mollie
Keithley read in very excellent man
ner. cover the Hill to the Poor House,
Miss Lille Saville ard May Hersey
sang with organ accompaniment, By
the Star Light" and Miss Cora Mason,
q very sroail girl gave most delightful
recitation "A, which was vigorously ap'
pIauded. The balance Of the evening
was spent in the discussion of the fol.
lowing question Resolved, That the
skating Kinks are injurious, both NOR
ally and physically" The affi rmativt
of the question was ably maintained by
Isaac Woodrow and A. V. Hysore, and
the negative by Everett Jones and s
Hersey. At the suggestion of the latter
no decision was made by the audienct
on the merits of the debate. An inter
esting program is being prepared fol
next Thursday evening The question
for debate will be, "Have savages Q
right to the soil which they possess %
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

REED-ln this city, on the 18th inst, OF
heart disease, Mary Jane, relict OF the late
Joseph Reed.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services on Saturday, the 18th
inst. at 2 o'clock p. IN =, at Ter late residence
ST. Jefferson street. Interment at Whining
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
| NJ CCLURE--On Wednesday, March rs
Hannah, wife of the late William Nc
Cluie.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral nom the lat,
residence n the deceased at Riddles Banks
on Saturday, M arch 2S, at 2.30 o'clock. In
terment al Green Hin cemetery
REEp-on che 2e;h inst, Samuel S. Reed
| aged 10 years.
HIS friend sre invited to attend the fune
raj services on saturday at+p. N at his late
| residence, e0l Tatnall street. lntermeni
private.
| DOUD-On Tuesday. March oath. near Ash
| LAM, Christiana Hundred, William Il
Oui, in the 5lat year Of his aye.
Relatives and friends ar- respectfully In
vited to sttend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, near Ashland, on Saturday, u Q 2-tt
| inst, to meet at the house at IL o clock a. q
to proceed TO Union Hill cemetery
| 1ALLEY-In this city on the Path inst
Rachel j., wife Of Isaac q. Talley, In heI
10Th year
| Relatives and friends ar, respectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral from her late re
siidence, LOG Fast Tselith street, on FridaI
| nornirg. the 9TH inst. Services al the huu.'
at ten O'Clock. Interrhent at Bethel, Brandy
wine Hundred.
| SMITHSON-ln this city. on he ~.
| inst Annie y. wife Of Herman ). smith
con. aged ~ years
Services at the house at R!veryiew sysra
and Eighteenth street, on lhurs1ay eyeriHs
at half-past seven O'clock. and leave On n
day morning at O'Clock, 70 proceed /,
| HOpewell cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

suAKIN, March ga convoy OF tho
Grenadier Guards, under command OF
General Graham, accompanied the
Shropshire, Surrey, and Sikhs IndiAn)
regiments this morning on their depar.
|ture for Tamai, rs far rs General
McNeill's zereba.
The start was made at seven O'Clock
The zereba was reached with u loss OF
but three men, who were wounded
| in eight on the way. A force OF Arabs
rushed on the troops. The latter at
once formed Q sqnare.
The Arabs recklessly charged upon
this with such impetuosity that they
got within twenty yards Of II. They
we're repulsed with loss Of one hun
bred killed. Skirmish parties OF troops
are engaged in clearing the bushes Of
Arabs along the road TO Tamai.
The telegraph wires between Suakin
and the advanced British position have
been cut by the enemy. but communica
lions are kept up by means Of the hell
oerapb, or sun telegraph, which viii
operate successfully distance OF about
sixty miles. &,
The occupation of Hasheen is now ad
mitted to have been n mistake. 1t hs'
served no useful purpose. The convoy
work is telling severely on the troops
many If whom are sick.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
Rfnklets.

An enjoyable vocal and instrumental
concert was given n, the rink last even
ing, by six members of the Delaware
Glee club and the rink band, which ID
composed of but seven pieces. The
program, which was published in the
REPUBLICAN of Thursday, was ably
rendered. The encores were of such q
prolonged nature that the glee club ap'
I,eared twice more than they were billed
TO appear, and gave popular seleotio
A vocal solo by one Of the Italians,
whose name we could not learn, and
pei haps would be unable to printit in a
life, was 30 loudly encored that he sang
a second select in the perfect language.
We almost forgot TO mention that-this
singer was the recipient of handsome
bouquet from one Of his admirers.
One of the thirteen who visited the
Chester rink on Wednesday evening
| last, says the Chester rink il not to be
compared with our Eleventh street
rink for size or order.
| Mr.. ID. G. Kendig, ono Of the propr g
tors of the rink who left here som,
weeks ago TO engage in the Tobacco,
bushes in Wisconsin, paid the rinl
a visit last evening. He has mad,
numerous friends 10 our city.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
Suppliea For Enxland.

CHICAGO, March 26-Among the
rumors afioat here this afternoon which
we're thought to have q bearing In con.
nection with the Russo British situation
was one that Armour & Co., the heavy
packers, who have received an order
for meats from the British government
which rumor puts at over 5000, 900
pounds, were negotiating with the sea
per week; that these cars were not TO be
used in shipping their meat, but were
to be loaded with grain. 1t was further
teen cents per bushel, which is thret
cents below tariff, and half cen,
ally prevailed.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27
Institute Enserta,rm...

The Institute entertainment !,
row evening In Institute Hal MAN.
OF the present series, promise, ~ y.
up the interest manifested on IN
previous entertainments. when n
Wapamaksr and Hon. A. K Mo-
were the orators Of the evening h
entertainment to morrow eveuIr, =
consist OF an address by Mr. jAl|
jackson, on -" The path TO s,,O,..
subject which that peu,,4m,s
practical experience. can trea, 4
able manner. The main fealursd ;
evening will be a stereop,cou "a;
tion ofscenes in Egypt aud The Son.
by A. Richardson, a gentleman h
philadelphia but we'll known m n
miDgtoR. He has FROM as to lOO N,
esting views Of that couptr, +
scenes Of battles, aud pho,o.nuh
the leading characters including r.
al Gordon and Ell Mahdi.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

NyAcK, N. Y, March %-M NJ
business session of the Newark "
dist Con ference was opened insl II
NJ. K. Church this morning d
Walden presiding. A commlHs
appointed to draft resolutions a
patty to send to General Grant
that the judicial c'Ina
has reversed the decision Oh t9s M
Con ference In the case OF u~,E
Brisi or, which action reiDsta'Sp W
this conference.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

The Levy Court decided on ~
to visit Red Lion Hundfal
action on the proposed az ~,
take charge of a road there, 49, 49,
road, In White Clay Creek nui
was declared open TO the puolls, ~,
ard $ Derrickson's farm ws y.
red froru school district NO. ~
80. George n. Bright was e,e'T M
stable for Red Lion Hundred. -
the session o number OF a'''''
we're reduced.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-27

All next week the popular VIZ
favorite and comedian, Nj, /
Keane, will appear at the O,tnBa
During his engagement he v III puu
the famous comedy that is faldh
Mrs. Partington the ever welcons
Van Wrinkle, Paul Pry aud ~
Single. Mr.. Keaue il supported b }
company composed Of such s,srin
artists ~ james Harrison, John Psva
Harry Barfoot, Minnie KiSs,il, (isrt
Keays and others equal, us
known. When Mr.. KeaDelas, spau
here 1t was rs Rip Van Wilit
that occasion at high pIiCes lie crowd
the Opera House. We still belisu
doing the same, and consequently ID
ing pace with the times, places thl
mission fee at ten and twenty ctuii F