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GROCERIES,

CoFPEE-Rlo fair, 91el0; prime i 1@llh;
choice, iSsiS; LasT,yyras; 4; Java 70; golden
TEAs-ooiong, 45(s6O; Imperial 45s55:
sUeaRs"Powdered and cut loaf, 81;
s'sssasSa ssss esssd Sass
RIcE-Gomestie, e1<@7; foreign, none.
MoLAssEs = Choice Louisiana, 55@5S;
prCs xxi r K f Soda % 10y; XXX aoaa
snowflake, 10; Cartoon s. F., lib IL cream
soda, 0; Excelsior oyster, Z; x ginger snaps, g;
XXX Es aSsT cakes Snd
cakes, Il; sugar waters, Is; cocoa bars, il;
finger waters, 70; stage planks, 9: 49,,
In cases, 81; lump sal. soda, In kegs, ~;
granulated sal soda, In cob drums, 8.
ToBACCo-Plug, ll-inch, S0S35; twist, 7ox,
: toSaec co. ssac' navy p'us 1Ss'0i Sm0h'
aS, LIS; Oh 5lacEbsrries, 10; 2S
s raspserres Il? IL
beans, LID; 2ib Lima beans, i.lo@ l.26; Wins
lows corn, 30, As; j. Winslow Jones' corn,
June peas, Lbs; Numsen's fine family, l.95;
Numsen's maIrowfat, rs; French peas per
case, of 100 cans, 1000; oysters, lib full
weight a is lo Ss W. 5 Sl III Salmon w o ~
II mackerel, LIS; lfb corn beef, 200; 2fb corn
beef, 800; shrimp, 1926; chile con carne, 3.25;
3ib apples, LIS; gal. apples, 1925.
esS os $751; Raipis g o., d s5 fAs &C. ST.
n. sSA a5s IT,. az box elss ~ ,p$,S
Sars, SIS y box; ID satlnet, So; X satinet,
$50; lib bar cocoanut oil ais; ID full value,
4.25; white Russian, $40; l ID Dandy, 3.25;
OAMDiss--star. fun weight: l2z.slsc.
CHExsE-FuH cream. none.
70 80 basis; cotton rope, 1sc.
C1o1 sPINS--Round. Sc: spriBg Ian %
WRAPPING PAPER-.Rag and straw, 4t1tc'
PICKLEs-2-gallon paiis, mixed pickles,
LEO; glass pinLs, Lie; glass quarts, 200; glass
q gallon, sOoi s!srsi gallon. $50; glass hex
MACxEREL-No. I barrels, 1870; Mo- n
nsrreis, 7.50; No. A.harrels, 80; N ~.
barrels, 100; No: 2N;barrels. 400; No Jkito,
CAND9-sticf, sso y n: knos, isB2S
OI1ER-CTab apple, 40S; Miss9Srt cider, BIO
STARoH-Pearl, 40; royal glass, re Ben
ton l. ID packages, Sc; corn starch, I'm pack.
ages, 70; t. ID wood box gloss, 61z961fc; 3-ib
glass, &c; l. tb gloss 814@G1ic.
LYx-Ooncentrated, 2.76e9400.
JuGs-We quote: Lie p gallon for glazed
crooks, l0c v gallon for glazed.
DRIED PGAonHsugppsslsd III ps sSs 10 10
salt,7c: breakfast bacon. l01lc; canvassed
hanis, 12fb average, II 10; IAN, 10 IL; 16ib,
-; lard, in t tierceass, rhc; Co. %, cans,
WooDENwARE-HaH bushel measures,
iron bornd, y dozen, $50; 8 nest tubs,
aas ss;sn &c. 5Sss' No. Nc? No. s. t 4$' nsst
3, $50; Ne. 3, $50; No; I, 500; Churns, cedar,
S.75; kannikens, rack Of 8, 8.25; gal: iron
bound kegs, 65 gal; l. 3; XII 10; 3 gal.
Buckets, 9hoop, Q; 8. 90; hoop, Q. g., 2.%;
Well buckets, 40; 2 hoop, b. b. white VII i.
! hoop, mixed red, 5. b., 800; 8 hoop, M.
r., b. $50; nooP, red, W. b., 200; hoop.
red, $50 Paper pals, 1876; Selves, oak, !. 20;
Tin, i.75;washboards,P Pioneer zinc, L75; New
Era, $50; Comb elton, 2.75; Sweep Stakes,
8 50; Az handles, No. round, ! rs; No. p
round, /. 25; x shaved, 2 90; Xxx shaved, Is;
Clothes pins round wood, l6O;s patent spring,
lbs.
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PnINTs--Merrimack, fancy, 614; Manches.
ter, @;Arnold, 81 American, 81; Pacific, 81;
Allen, OK; Lodi,4H; simpson, 6; Eddy stone
s; simpson mng, g; Allen, pink and
purple;8; Simpson silver grey, g; Richmond!
kagetta shifting, ~; Allen check, 5N; Pea:
body. black, 81; Simpson, black 6; Rose
BRowN sHEErINas.-C Grown, IN; Augusta,
q International, 81; Laurence Ii, 8; GleA.
dale, 6L; Enterprise, 6; Glendale, X, 6; Boatl
AL, N; Admission, 81
BR0WN SHIRTING-Cast Iron, g; Farm.
S sns d aSass.s bssS Asa
SN; Manotoba, " Bedford +, ~.
BLEAcHED SHIRTING-New York, 101<;
Wamsptta TX Lan1 n: u; Mons sS1
Of the Loom, 81; dold Medal X; Cream Of
TiGKiEa-Amoakeag A 9 A, 10; Anoskeag
A, lsh; Swift River, ~; STANDARD Q, 2; Eas-
81; Acme Odd, 81; Raleigh. l0M; Standard
srRIPEs--Hamilton, lOL; Thorndike, l0H;
AA nsnS@n, hssf I Eysss dt saslSh 81
DEN1iM rs. AZ l2h; Otis, lsN; York,
l8A; Warren, lsA. >.
s SawSaa AsD ia
X; Queen Glty, ~; Augusta, Z; Tennessee,
~ 6osttonds1e, y Cumberland Check 7;
1ISeHAMs--sates. SKI slatersville; 9,
T., liz; AmosEeag. 81; Beilevisw, ~;
cHEvioTsNoafdale, TX; Sterling, ri
d Ish le aa1r Is s:is slss ;n Sa
Victoria, II; Germania, l81k; Bates. II.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD,
COM NERCIAL.

DALLAS, June l6.--There is little activity
In trading circles 10 day, and figures are held
without any immediate prospect OF break
Foreign markets, according 10 the public
cables, were neither buoyant nor strong, We,
the local sentiment is somewhat better
Wheat rules quiet, corn has weakened and
oats has fallen In sympathy with It's former
assoc'a, on the list Hay is lower and en-
feebl.d, having been cut by the decline and
dropped 81 to SO per ton. The grocery trade Is
moderately active and prices have been
somewhat modified. Sugars revise q TO n
cent, and torch the list almost entire. Mo.
lasses has some What deprecated, and canned
he provision trade, falls off Il cent. This briel
epitome encompasses all notable markings
In the local trade TO day.
The moderate trading which Is doing will
not change for the better for while at least
The tone OF local trade Is subject TO nc
greater stagnation than other business cen.
tiers, and prices held are good, considering
make surprising Improvement, and business
will again raise Its head above the present
depressing temperature and inhale life and
activity as cooler weather portends the COM
Groceries, as noted above, feel little fee
BILE and mark down the scale. 1t Is con
siderable decline and connned principally to
TIE sweets.
Dry goods hold easy and will not revise
for O brief spell, when q prominent dealer
predicts t. complete and radical revision OF
prices.
Whisky bears no change and repeats Its
figures The trade is fair and firm.
The lumber trade is steady and holds pre-
vious prices.
Drugs remain as previously quoted. Mod.
crate activity is noted.
Nothing Of consequence stirs the leather
trade, and business holds easy.
For some days the wool and peltry de-
mand has not been sufficient to break the
spell of monotOny which has surrounded the
market. Trading is very slow and figures OF
previous marking rule throughout, with a
moderately stiff tone. Plump flint hides
mark at l3c. per pound; dry sailed, l0(gll1a.
Live stock repeats old scale and holds easy.
Fruit notes no change and market is well
supplied.
Country produce is sc6rce and prices look
ing up. Best grade of Dallas County butter
Is q ponentity and would command l59lSc.
Blackberries are value at lOc per quart.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Oollins, p dozen. 500; Gold DollEI
y dozen, s.Ooi Diamond edge, y dozen, $50
Double Bit, 100.
sKILLETs AND L1Ds-akc , NJ sugar kst'
TIN PLATE-I. @. l0xl4, p box, 800; I, q
i&x2O, v box, 500; Terns, l4x20, p box. 100
rsrne, 10x28, p box, l4.50.
TINWAREEPieced, discount 30 y cent;
stamped, discount so y cent.
5oLDER-No. !, l5c; NO. and a, l8c v ID
DUCK HORSE CoLLAR6-No. !, as y dozen
HAMRs-Two loop, 3.52 y dozen; three loop
TAoKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 26e , box.
GRUB HoEs-~ dozen, $50; railroad picks
dozen, $50.
MATTooKs--T dozen, $50.
RUBBER BBLTING-Disceunt go > cent.
NAILs--S00, rate.
sHovEls AND SYAnEa-Rowland'g, dis.
count 40 p cent; Amee' list, 81 81 goods, d..
eount 40 anu 10 p cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE-Shans,n n19ne.,, SW
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, select, A1o;
buggy, 2.25; express, 266; wagon tongues
1000; hickory axles, 1000; holsters, l16i coup
ling poles, l75; sp0kes, XXX, select, 40;
XXX, 2.56' sawed felloes, ~, l.76; 2 400
Bowden shoes, SEQ; northwestern horse nails
No. 6, 500: 2, 6.26; 8. zoo: par iron, 10 rate
plow steel, 10; spriD,' el, 70; cast steel, 18c
BUGGIHs-Grad /. nd spring top, 0000l
10000. do. open, 7o:tS,18o0o; do. side spring
top, i0OOO0lS6.00; do. side bar, l00000fS0;00
do. phetons, 126y0e0lt000: grade A. side
spring, 1l0l0609o0.00; do. phetons, 10000
NO.0O; bump seat buGgies, r609250;M; plat-
oua 0OOO00600.
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IA counties ~ IHHdInF UfIH ln fH.
Spouse ~ the IUUIIiun INN HN.II u
lied and fr0u Ntt .HHHuf N 0.UI
complain ~ Nofnis, iiu0 and lll Fl. N
rain Tho worst fopuris oame ffnnl
Orapevius, liedf0rd, Duck Creek aud
Mckinney, Hut little damaRs hiss 70
suited from these rrHis ii Dallas
Cuun y. Tie following are tbs ques'
lions pfOpuurdrd, vial
Have planters finished ohopplng outi
one third have, two.thirds have not.
IL the stand goodf Yes
Has any cotton llnd been tnTued OutY
None,
liz the crop ~ forward "A usual at this
timer Ten days late.
Has any cotton died, aud nom what
causeY Sixty por cent complain OF
lies and worms; 10 per cent. %. X
is there pleny Of lGhOrY Yes.
How arc the grain crops nowr Fine.
Is harvesting generalY Yes,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

| ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June Observation-Disclosures, l,400;
steady and all good grades firm; light to
heavy sbippir steers, so to $40; butchers
steers, 4.5O to AGO; mixed butcher stock, 1926 to
| 4.25; stockers and feeders, $50 to AIS; grass
Texans, $50 to 400; corn fed Texans, 4.2O
to A 49,
Hog. Receipts, 1000; higher and active at
$50 to 4.l0
sheep-Receipts, 1900; dull and weak and
bulk of supply poor grade: good to choice,
1926 to 400; common to fair, 200 to 500;
Texans, so to 800.
Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat higher and, although somewhat un-
settled, displayed considerable strength and
at the close was e above yesterday; No.
e ssa fas ho5 ed;y @
l.O4. closing 1.oSA; September, l.s51S to IO5ss
Corn sioM but higher and closed n to y
Der, ~ to ~. closing at outside prices
| Oats steady; No. mixed, cash, 8214 to 32M;
July, 30; August, 3iA
Cornmeal steady. 60.
Wool-Choice lots active and firmer, but
lower grades shade easier, though not
quotably changed,
| Whisky steady, LIB.
Provisions firm and generally higher.
Pork Jobbing, 20.
| Lard, $40.
Bulk meats-Long clear, $50; short rib,
| $40; short clear, 6.6O.
Bacon-L0ng clear, 5.75; to 5.S5; short rib,
$50 to 500; short clear, 6lOto $40. :,
at afternoon board wheat was u to n
higher and corn was 10 to u lower.
| KANSAS CITY.
| KANsNs CITY, June l6.-The Live Stock
Cattle-Receipts, 1854; strong and to 10
| higher; common, steady; exporters, 500 to
$40; good to choice shipping, SO to 5.l5i
common to medium, $40 to 5.86; fe" ders, 8 20
tc 5.75; cows, 8. 90 to 400.
Hogs..Receiptss, 1852; strong and a shade
Sheep-Recetpts, $50; steady; fair to good
Wheat stronger; No; 2 led, cash, sOh asked;
July, sly; August, ~. o,., 90, ,.,,. oo.<
bid; August, so5S bid ~
oats-No 2, cash, 8oM bid.
CHICAGO June 18.-Flcur dull and I'M
Wheat fairly active, stronger; opened, "
higher, sold off II; advanced, q to y, and
sSsed sg s .hsg g Ys TO 81 cossa
August, SiN to 20, closed 6lsl.
Corn-Decidedly stronger, opened s9 high
e,; receded tribe, advanced and caIh finally ~.
June, AK to 49,. closed 48; July 46h to AZ,
closed M; August, 46 12 to AZ, closed 46ls.
Pork fairly active, 10 to ID higher; cash,
loS5; July, lo.S5to lu.H IL; August lo.so 70
Lard fairly active; advanced s to ~; cash h,
$50 TO 6.621Si; July, 1924 to 6e5; August, $40
10 $40.
Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shoulders,
IS to 1885, short rib, $40 to 542l; short clear,
$40 to s 70.
Afternoon board; Wheat steady and UNI
changed.
Corn arm; July u higher.
Pork, 81 lower.
Lard, ~ higher.
+ The Drovers Journal reports: Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 5000; market arm; shipping steers,
4Nl 10 bS5: sfockers' and feeders, 3.25 to 500;
cows, bulls and mixed, 40 to $50; through
Texas cattle, 10 car loads, cornfed, AS to $50;
Grassers, S25 to 4.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, 22.0O0; opened 10 higher,
but .he advance was iOet, 500 TO 30.
VIEW xoRK. -
NEW YoRk. june l6 Beeves-- Receipts, az
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Sunday night about II o'clock bur-
glar, during the absence of Mr.. w. H.
Murdoch from home, essayed 70 enter
his residence, No. l225 Commerce street,
but was frightened away. Mr.. Murdoch
arrived soon aftorward, ard learning
the facts from his vile, notified Dotee'
Duncan, who put his blood hounds on
the trail OF the burglar and chased hin
into the river bottom, three miles south
OF the city, when, owing 10 the dark
ness, the dogs were called oil and the
chase abandoned.
Thieves visited the premises OF Mr..
Welch, on Germania street, the same
night and stole all his peaches.
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LIQUORS,
A.EcoHoL-E gallon, s2;S5gs.s'. ,

A.LCoHoL-y gallon. s2.S5ly}I.S..
BRANDIEs-Domestic, " gallon, 3l.60a2 1910;
Imported cognac, ls.y,p gallon, sAs0i 1871 SO;
$50, 500; 1893. $e!0i 1850, $40; 1SsS, y :O0i
$500; 1870, s7.OO; lea ss.09; lsAs, slo2S; his.
gust, Dubouchs q Ccse2gnac, 1873, &5oi 1870
GIH-D Domestic, , sallon. 81. Qaoo; Import.
Holland. s8.003.75; stS Robert Burnett's Old
Tom, p cask. ss.Soss.Ooi Holland, ' case, r.5(
WTisxY-Reotined, s5 > cent. proof, ,
gallon Sig; Western, N.so0 20; 6oM6o9
I.g61.U; Ifish, imported, N.25oN'1k
CHAxPAaHls Piper Heidssick, quarts
H.6O; Moor 4 Chandon, sillery Mousseux, =
dozen, A.0Gi g. Goulet, y dosen, S2o;0O; G.
Dry, 1900 ;pints, 81 additional:
WiNHs-California clAret, u gallon -;
zisnfAndsl Mol, y gallon, COOL 6iimportsd
olArsts, ordinary, essk, Hooe oo'@; mmiiY
oask, l60600l76O6; Nedoo, voaee, AW; -
Julian, ease Az: havynuy, y go LWi
Pcnts Osnet. Y case, 1870; Larose, oaEo
ss.ac; Lsovtjl, y cess. 1900. Onafean Lantte
I sse. isS0o; ordinary. y cses, s13&bq
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Undelivered kilograms.

Messages remaining on hand at the
Western Union Telegraph Office, corner
Elm and Lamar streets. Parties can
get them by calling from 8 to 10 a. m.
and from to 8p. M:
Thompson q Clint, e. Bauman, j. M.
wendelken, City National Bank, j. G.
Johns, Henry Richardson, w. s. Simp-
kins, Rev. ". L. Griffin, s. 81. Ransom,
jeff Stewart, j. M. Hayes, McEnnis q
Co, Miss Hattie CLARK, VIM: Lether-
wood, J. L. May, e. j. Roddis q Co,
b. s. McCurdy, Tompkins Machine q
Implement Co., David Eckert, Mrs. j.
w. Story, Bartram Robinson, Dallas
Implement Co.
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LsAIRFG--X
heavy, free OF brands, sSc lib; x medium, ma
ID; A medium. one brand, SO ID; Bltuoors
crop, 4ic.
BUFFALO SLAuGHrrR--Prime, 10 10 ~ 10
sides SOc 10; good, ID TO ~ sides, $50 Dbl Oouu-
&c ID; No. /, Dab harness loa, SO t. SIC 10;
No. 2, oak harness lea, 81 20 800 ID; No. j.
nepa harness lee, SSc ID; No. hem harness lea
hem skirting lea, SIC Id. Welt ard bridis
leather, 81 TO IS side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-Extrw quality, -
to 80 10 TO dogcn, sl.2o ID; SO 70 q Id 20 Dozen,
Nl6 ID; A TO so III TO dozen, II 06 lb; u ~ 80 10
Q dozen, 81 Id; 81 70 70 lh 70 dozen. $50 ID,
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There is no question about TIA naIa
forum In Dallas properly managed
would pay well any ono who invested
In it.. The gushing spring of fresh wa
ter ON the old Ross place furnishes an
abundance OF water, and IL does appear
strange that some one has not taken
hold Of it long since. However,. com
pany is organizing TO supply the long
felt want, and may they succeed is the
wish OF everyone this warm weather.
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Mr.. Il. w. Matthews, OF Lawrence
Texas, has patented a screw and nu
that can not only be applied to tn
fastening OF railway rails but to ms
chinery and wheels. Messrs. Il. w
Curtis and N. Is. Bullock, OF this city
nre interested in the patent, being hal
owners of the same. IL has peer
adopted in the Yards OF tho Texas d Pa
cific, and there is no question but they
will realize u large sum IRON theii
,.a
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The cotton cases were called up again
yesterday morning in the District
Court, and owing to the fact that Judge
Wright had to go to Paris on legal bust
ness, and Colonel w. L Crawford to
Kaufman to defend Willis Adams,
charged with the murder OF Mike
Burns, the cases against Joe Lohnstein
were continued over until the next
term of the court. The cases against
county attorney dismissed them. This
settles the matter AS To Mr.. Wright, and
his many friends will be glad that he
no longer rests under the chsre or being
implicated in any way.
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-he Dallas 3 Northwestern.

Captain +. Harris, chief engineer OF
the Dallas ~ Northwestern, and 'p'
tain w. IL. Lemon, right'oi'way az Mt
Tor the company, 20 northwest ON IT s.
day morning with the view OF select e
the most feasible line for the constr O.
ton OF the road. They will 10 MS ar
rs Bowie. Upon the return OF capia' q
Harris, which will DO within q lev
days, the work OF permanently locatil Z
the line will commence al once iroin
Dallas.
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Sheriff Ryburn, Of Ellis County,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route for Jacksboro, having in charge
Jack Hill, who is wanted there to answer
ID the charge of perjury In his testi'
lnony given for tho defense In the case
OF the State VS.. Richardson, charged
with the muroer OF Parrett at at place,
:, lSSR
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

ORANaEs--Sicily, Y box, 3.76 to 1855.
ing to quality.
DATEs-In trails, &c.
BANANAs-25O94.50 u bunch.
ONI0Ns-Louisiaua, 2.25 p bushel.
POTATOHs-X bushel, new, 85076c.
OABBAaB-11f@2c per lib; 5O@60c dos. Texas
CHIcK1Ns-Ws quota ~ 800 . ao1sn
spring, 20002.50.
EGGB-l0cH dozen. scarce.
BUTTER-Rest grade northern, CSC; besi
DALLAS county, 15018c; other Texas county
butter, l8c. AccnrdtnG to ouAlttv-
ENTERTAINMENTS per.suart.
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ny hand, this 4th day of
635. w WOoTTON
The first Of the season.

The hrsl aatermelons of the season,
ise delight Of the small boy and Sene-
EsTabieu put in appearance on the mar
det yesterday, but it is only the capital
st that can invest at the present prices
asked. Judging from the valuation
placed upon them by fruit dealers, the
crop rnust be short this season. Musk
1uaions are on the market, but rank
nst as high a price.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PnLrRIMs

WooI.-Mexican, free of burrs, nominal;
Mex Gan improved, II; medium l59l6c; ine
wool, according to dirt and condition, "a
@l5;burry, SeSo perpound less, according to
burrs.
HIDns-Prime plump hints, 10 ns and up,
1870 per ID; seconds, plump fints, ~ me and Up.
bulls and stays, 5000 per N; dry sailed, 10
@ll5fc, according 10 condition green saltsd,7.
TAILow--Prime tallow, 40 ssllcw Ereant,
yellow to brown. 4PSr,
pRLTRIEs-Antelepe, I9Qgt8e, sheep pelts,
~ par wool, 20ge5c; shcnfirgs, l8sDltc; Fallin
or poverty. from 9al9c.
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A s.riou. Uhsfgo

Thursday night a man entered tina
room Of Mrs, Jessie Frankie, who re'
Sides on Camp street and she avs that
ho essayod holneous AZ lnll
upon her, She screamed Hoi
husband, Mr.. Frankie, was IN
bed with her and the l. rty
Jumped through window and esoR Cd.
Yesterday Mrs, Frankie idenu I'D
John BolGnd, a negro, aud swore ~!
a warrant tor his arrest, Marshal Ar nld
took him IN charge yesterday mort ny
and lodged him in the county jail.
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Waxahachie Makes der Tinal Oh'er 10
Fort Worth.

Fort Worth.
WAxAHAoHIE, June 16. = Especial -
The final mass meet lg in behalf OF the
projected Fort Worth q Waxshachie
Railroad was held at the court-house to.
night and was largely attended and lull
of enthusiasm. A number OF speeches
were delivered by prominent G items
and the grand total OF subscriptions
reached $4,000. Messrs. ]. w. Ferris,
N. A. MCMILLAN and l. b. TempleGon
were appointed a committee to Visit
Fort Worth on Thursday and tender
the $4,000 subscribed as the full cash
bonus Waxahachie will give to secure
the road. Citizens think this m ex~
ceedingly liberal sum to donate 70 Che
company when the relative benefits 10
the two towns are. considered. II the
company does not see fit to accept the
amount rendered railroad negotiations
between Waxahaohie and Fort Worth
can be considered ended, as this COM
munity will not donate the $25,00p cash
demanded by the Fort Worth m$hags-
ment.
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Po.tmaster Garrison suspended.

AS will DO seen by the dispatches Mr..
l.. s. Garrison, our postmaster, has
been suspended on account OF alleged
partisanshlp during the late election.
The general superstition IL that Mr..
Garrison will be- superseded by Hon.
John ii. Cochran, formerly speaker OF
the House OF Representatives.
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LIVE sroCx,

lTns rotations given below refer to corn fed
animals, living weight
BKEvEs-80e3<c per pound.
Cows-21<QSc per pound;milch Gown, com-
" ON, so per head.
6HlBP-Prime, 4< to =
aoA1B-None On the market.
HoGe-25<oD0c per pound,
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nied lnto tho court foon snd stated W
Tho wore discharged. The Jury stood
tan inr conviction aud two for acqulttal'
II was not a surprise 10 any one acs
uuainted with the history NJ the cotton
iwiudllnE oHHes that there was a hunH
Jury undor the circumstances, lnoro
are 10 moro cases against l1hnsteiu &
avrlUliiuu
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CsttIe Company Attach cd !.

The City National Bank filed an at
fschment suit yester day in the District
Court against the Red River Cattle Com
p any o. al. ior the sum of$2,s87.55, and
the ranches % the company in Clay,
ARCHER end Montague counties will be
Levied on.
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state vs.. Lohnstein-HuDg Jury.
The case of the State vs.. Joseph Lohn-
stein, which has been on trial In the Dis
trict Court for several days past, went to
the jury at 2:SO yesterday afternoon.
Last night about 10 O'Clock tho jury
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Fort WORTH, June 16.-[Special.l n
The Herrin jury came in to-dsy and
said they could not agree, but were sent
back to their room to deliberate. Nine
are for murder in the irst degree aud
three for murder in the second degree
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Owing % illness Colonel Dan Rice, the
aown lecturer, was cut short In his
Inlk at ihb sksting-rink last evening.
lie raadeh splendid talk, however, and
Efll lecture et length ct the same place
o-night, which VIII be bis last appear
) nee u Dallas.
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Central Texas horticultural Society.

Central Texas Horticultural Society.
The executive committee of the Cen
trel Texas Horticultural Society held a
meeting yesterday at the office OF the
Southwestern Land Company to arrange
for the annual meeting OF the same at
Terrell, on the 18th of July. There was
full attendance, and the annual meet
ing will no doubt be great success,
Judging from the interest taken.
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There was meeting of number OF
tie wealthy business men OF the city
held yesterday for the purpose Of organ
izlng a loan and trust company, to
be known as "The Dallas Loan and
Trust Company" with a capital stock
OF sl50,CO0. Mr.. T. j. Elliott, A. W.
do gentlemen are among the origina-
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In reply to interrogatories sent out
Mr.. William L. Hill, secretary Of the
Merchants' Exchange, has hoard from
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For federal Building.
z United statas District Attorney J. @.
Bigger recssyei $4,000 yesterday from
Tho governments to pay for the site Of the
Federal Cous building ct Waco.
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