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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07
CENTRAL TEXA6 LIVE swoCK ssso
CITATION,

only Small Number In Attendance.
Addresses on Texas Cattle, Fever and
Trai'b--Eisclisn of Delegates.
WACO, Oct. 6.--lSpecial. The Cen.
trail Texas Live Stock association met
in the McClel!and opera house at IL
o'clock this morning. The president.
W. A. Jackson, of Hill county, (the
missing cattle king was absent, of
course, and First Vice.President
seley was sick. Mr.. George III. Gasso.
way, Of Hill county, who 10 second
yice-president, called the body to or.
der, Tho roll call showed only Is
members present, and as II was un.
derstog d others were en- route, recess
was taken until 3p. M, when all the
trains due before night woul be- in.
inc 10 gentlomon who were on hand
at tho morning session represented
nearly Sl,0O0,OO0 worth of cattle.
EVENING SESSION.
At 3 p. IA. Chairman Gsssoway
called the board to order, with Bari
attendance was largely Increased, del
egstes being present from BSsoue.
Limestone, Navarro, Falla, Hill and
McLenpau counties.
Mr.. G. w. White, mempe OF the ex.
ecutive committee, who has large cal.
tie interests in Colorado, New Mckee
and Wyoming, made q lengthy report
on the subject, "rexas Cattle Fever
and Trails" Ho spent the summer IN
theNorthwess,a and gave tho result OF his
observations, la substance, as follows:
Cattle driven from Southern Texas
ALONG what Is known as the Dallas
trail, develop little or no ievor. This
trail runs through the Texas Pan.
hanole sn0 "No Mans Landn Cattle
driven alor tho Pecos river trail into
New Mexico were more largely Affected
by tho lever. MIR. White said HIS IN
yeshgstiap has satisfied him that
Wien Texas cattle, driven North, reach
saltitudo of l,0o0 feet above me soa'
al Gencer CT developing lever ceases.
Cettlemenr In Colorado, New Mexico
Montsns and Wyoming recognizes th Il
| TACT. ana he found no opposition there
10 the Introduction of Texas cattle.
Tho report closes with suggestion
that The Texas Legislature be- psti-
TONED next session to define q cnttls
trail out of Texas, commencing ~
some point on the Texas d
Pacific railroad. The report recon-.
mends this association 10 refrain
from participation I'm tho proposed
meeting Of oattlemen at Dallas, prior 10
the assembling of the Nati9nsl CT le-
mems convention at Sc, Louis ii NJ
vember. IL is deemed best that tue
roaas cattlemen 60 to st Louis an-
hampered by instructions.
Tho report was Adopted and tho
executive committee authorized %
name three delegates TO attend tho Ma
tional convention at ST. Louis.
Several delegates made short Ia ks
relative 10 tho best plan OF feeding
stock cattle, and seveta new nom.
oers were resolved, alter which the ~
. citation adjourned. No reference
whatover was mate to Jackson, inc
defaul ing and fugitive president OF
The association,
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MARSHALL, Oct. q Special. Sat
urday night last tho color6d people
had a ball and Entertainment at tho
park, situated in the northwest por
ton Of tho city. Many hacks aod We.
hiclss, of one kind or another, we're
engaged in Carrying visitors To ana
fro 10 the GROUNDS. When the bgll was
over several OF the vehicles broke
down, and on examination IL was
found that tho taps or nuts had been
unscr0wed and taken eff the sXles.
Fortunately, no serious injury was
cone, save the broNkiDg OF tho We.
hlGl!ls. I9ur correspondent Ia in
formed This mOrniug that complaint
constable, and Dlok WeaLhgrsly. po-
licemsn, az being the parties tist did
tho mischief. Tho matter will bo
officially investigated In the morning.
IL wasa shameful pieoo ofbusinoss, and
tho guilty parties, whoever they may
be, should be sovorely punished.
Charley SwaR,eDg insor on the Texas
4 Pacific, died in tho hospital last
night from the eilecte OF fall received
'evoral months ago.
Vics-Pfosidont Heartsill, OF tho Mar
shall u Northwestern Railway com.
pany, has bsen instructed By the pres
ident Of the company 10 maze a se'ec
lion at once Of either Paris, Bonhsm,
ar Sherman, aid stvc ,he survey OK
tcpded from Winnshoro to the point
selected, and 10 commence the wcrs
OF 90 Instruction at hat end rs boou 81
possibla. The work on this uaG Va .hS
liau In being pushed forward vigpr-
susly Hut, although hut little over 40
miios IL In running ordor,eud ispaying
Handsomely.
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ENNIs, Oct, G.-[Speciu.l,l- ThiC Lsu
been c. lively day in ttis place. Tho
Alliance" was well represente ed about
1850 bales of Gotten coming In, of
wsiob about J 200 were pursha sed by
tho merchants Mt prices ranging from
$50 to o. The balance was pooled, to
BIO sold in bulk IL purchaser can be
founa at satisfactory figure. Every.
thing passed Off Unanimously,
Cur merchants hsve been fortunate
In collecting many accounts carried
over curing Tie peat two yesrs. The
farmers boom anxious TO pay of old
scores aud enjoy the freedom Of belng
out of debt. Many express u desire
10 be- ablo 10 pay AZ they 10, and no
doubt, II Jhoy carry out the rosolu.
tons made OF raising NEST and bread
aud not depending on tho merchants
Tor what ovory farmer can pro iuce, II
he has tho will 30 do 81.
they will succeed This ia a
good country for the farmer
II they Will turn their attention 10
moro VI variety Of crops and NOT de-
pend so much on the cotton crpp. Less
cottah and moro meat, corn ana whent
WIZ soon enable mauy renters to own
their own land.
The Ennis National bank aided our
merchants literally In supplying the
funds to enable them to purchase TIE
unusual quantity OF cotton thrown on
our market.
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ALvARApo, Oct, 6.-[Spocial. The
large gin and mill belonging to A. w,
High, of Pleasant Point, was totally
consumed by fire last night about Ii
O'Clock. Mr. High had quito a Ia. of
seed cotton in his gin at tho time. He
Is confident IL was the work of an iu-
cendiary, although no says no did not
know no had an enemy in the world.
lie estimates his loss at $1,000; injured
in the Sun Mutual, of New Orleans,
for $1,000.
About 800 bales Of cotton were ship
ped out to-day. We look for larre re-
ceipts tomorrow, Az 1t Is Alliance
dsy.
The dengue FOYER Ia In town and
quite u number OF our citizsns arc
missed fram our streets.
Our public school, unaer the man
agemens Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds.
OF Denison,is prosporlng wonderfully.
Tho truth of the whole matter Is AZ
varado Ia on n boom,
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Waxahachie.


WANAHACHIE, Oct. 6.-lSpscial. T.
County court was called yesterday
morning, hut adjourned until next
Monday on account of the district
court, which is In session now. The
AIRY for this week was discharged un.
"Wednesday, tho lith. The docket is
full and bids fair 20 DO an interesting
term,
In the district court yesterday the
case of tho State Of Texas vs. Il. IL.
BofeD, FOR theft of osttle, was called
and tho jurysimpsneled. Judge An.
son Rainey disqualified and County
Judge .. f. DDnlap was appointed
special judge in the case, Colorel w.
L. Crawford of Dallas: Hon. A. A.,
Kimbie and J. w. Ferris are defend.
Ing, and County Attorney NJ. b. Tenn
p!eton prosecuting. The cEse ia ono of
considerable note and is attracting
much attention..
MRS. Climber received tho sad intel
llsence yesterday that her brother, Mr..
fhomas bentley, had been judged In
sane az Hilleboro md sent to the Ter
reli asylum.
The new pepAr, the Ellis County
Telegraph, will bs issued in q few
days. They have complete outit on
route from Cincinnati. 1t is to b Q a
weekly journal, owned and run by
Messrs Giveus, Crlddle Il Campbell.
Cotton receipts heavy agaia to-day,
middling bringing $40 to S.S5.
MIR. Frank Karsner, of Dallas, spent
Sunday with friends here.
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GATE CITY NEWS

Thu Marshall Sc Northwestern Road.
Tho Public schooI War Stiii Rages-.
LOOKING for Truant Husband =. ther
NoteR of Interest.
DENIsoN, Oct 6. Especial. Scott
d Lcuyee received g telegram from
Tho officials OF tho Marshall & North
wastern railroad tbis morning, m
bouncing that they had accepted their
proposition. Messrs. Scott IL Lou
res will enter into tho management of
that road Immediately IL converse
ton with them this msrning, they as
SORT they viii push it towards North
Te2as soon. They also say that IL will
run through the finest timber locality
Of North Texas. THESE two gentle.
men have had experience inrsilrosds
before, and are two live, go-ahead bun.
lness inca. Their hsadausrters at pree-
emit are st Denison.
Mr.. G. d. Reason is buying the cot
ton seed from the Dsn,son gin for the
sherman oil saills Mt IS por ton. he
o1pecb TO get shout five CARLOADS
daily from this gin.
tbs public school war ia still poing
On abu liz very outer.
Mis-. Smith Of Sedalis, Missouri, was
In Town yesterday looking for a Wav-
ware husband, who has left her sr,d
ewo children aud skipped with waiter
girl from one Of the Eedslis hotels.
ri, name ia Silss G. Smith.
Mr.. Dougherty's new two-story
ptlcK badness house will aoou DO COM
pietes; also the Redick & O'Donnell
plocE: When these tin0 buildings ara
completed they will bs en- ornament to
Main ,treet
William Squires met with painful
accident o. tho bridge yard OF the Mis-
sour racine railroad yesterday, by
hitt'hs MS hand with large hamm or,
mashipg it badly.
j. B. Wilde, Of the firm of A. r. Col
lins q Co., is not expected to live un-
lt.l morning. Mr.. Wilde has bean
| sick for about one year with rheuma
tisll, snd mas had tie bess doctors in
tho country attending him, but TO no
| purpose.
The care OF Jerry Nolsn va. Porrey
q Caspary, for damages to n LIVERY
horse, was dlsmissed by Judge Adams
yesteraey, Nolan paying costs of suit,
Deputy Sheriff Bales, of this civ,
MSS been on ~ lookout for u runaway
couple from Mckinney, but has not
caught sight OF them yet. The young
lady IS only l5 years old. Her brother
was in town for several days on the
lookout for them, but loft for home
oiSgusl6d with the search,
Colonel Tom G. Lipscomo has re
ceived his commission az deputy
United States marshal of Red River
county.
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Kemp.

KEMP, Oct. 6.-[Special. Cotton is
rolling into Kemp at The rate of 90 10
80 bales a day. Our merchants are
prepared now with tho cash and sup.
plies generally to buy ell tho cotton
that may bio brought to this place.
Work on the Trunk railroad, uu der
tho supervision Of Engineer witt, is
going brsvely on. The engine now
passes over Cedar creek, nearly TO the
and of the track, hvo milss south of
Kemp. The company expects 60 erect
= small house and platform for ship
ping cotton from tho end of tho line.
rho merchants ~ Goshen aud Prairie
vile have agresd 10 ship all their cot
ton, some 1000 bales, from that point.
Cool weather has set In in good earn
est.
Der quo has had hold OF somo of our
oitiZens. Captain J. n. Shaw, of the
iisIu Of Shaw & Paimbe, has boon quite
sick, bat Ia slowly improving.
Kemp. IL on G boom ct this time.
Every house in town rented, and
more wanted,
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HOUSTON, Oct. 6.-lSpecial.]- 1.-The
Houston Water-works company to-
day closed " contract with Stricke,
Harrison, Howard ~ Co., manufact-
urers. To erect steel reservoir for the
,he use OF the CITY, 10 feet so inches In
capacity OF $4,000 gallons per minute,
10 be finished by the lat of March, 1886,
The mayor and committee OF al
derMon agreed to havo some street
work done by j. l.. Halter, II certain
improvements were made. Halter
has given tho city authorities much
ro2bie with the contract.
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THIRD ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE COLLIN COUNTY FAIR.
Inc Various Departments Well Gepre-
stntsd, and Exhibits still Arriving.
- Number OF Fife Race Horses
in Attsndsnce-ro-Uay's
Races-Iarge Crowds.

MoAiENEY, Oct. 6.-[Speuial.l-T
thlrd Enaaal iaic OF tha Collin Conntv
Fair association opsaed to-day and
VAL continue throughout the week.
The various classes of exhibits CON.
ttnued to arrive througaou: tha ep,ire
d&y d were put in place as fast as
In the cam. d veGatsbles, truits ana
preserves department. many vary
choice specimens were noticed. and ~
the iadioS Asgdiwoyk departnerL n
great variety of articles are presentaa
tbAt 20 To make up very choico col.
ieotlon anu Ia make this one of the
most attractive features OF exhibition
hall.
In Lne collection OF vegetables and
gram tho exhibit of Mr.. Prior Hsys. of
thls county. IL especially worthy of
mention, no having 40 varieties OF dig-
ierent articles, among which are 40 of
corn. -
MIR. E. W. kirkpatrick, also OF this
county, exhibited five pscks OF aweot
potatoes from ak consecutive plants.
most OF which is vet on the vine, ons
oil which weighs llA pounds.
me weather was very cool and
cloudy this morning, and this alter
Aoon' while still clou dy,
was more pleasant and
eSsrythips considering, a very
goou crowd was present 10
Witness the exhibits of horses and
rsces,which commenced at $3.50 O'clock.
Quite number of good horses ere
entered for the various days exhibits
and races, among which AFRO Minnie
Is" ana Clarence H.. by Mr. C. G,
Brownieo, OF Dallae; slss Billy Smith,
Ltay Stephenson, Dynamite and Miss
Johnson, ny Crume, of Dallas.
Ia Tho exhibits or draught stations
thers were tour entries, all OF this
county. Mr.. John j. Hushong's black
MAS tho recipient of the blue ribbon,
while the red YVES awarded Silas
BoYd's, iron gray.
In The exhibit III best pair of mares
IN harness, Mr. w. ID. Davis, of this
COUNTY, received the premium.
In the frat race, mile Dash, saddle
horsss. there were only two entries
Bon Hill, owned by Moote Hill, of this
city, was successful ever Nellie De-
W.T.. winning in 2:O6 by about 10
lengths.
Everything passed Off very nicely
ana general satisfaction seems to pre-.
vail In anticipation of largely in
crehasd attendance Tomorrow.
The Stutlz Opera Company band
came down this afternoon and spent
an hour or two discoursiug some very
choice music, ana advertising their
last performance in this city. Tho
Nckinney band were on hand
throughout tho day, and will furnish
music every day during the week.
Races are set for every day during
inc week, aud promise much interest.
The Mckinney track, while not by
any means the bert in the State, is
nevertheless in very good condition.
Tho hotels are full to overhowing with
strangers ia attendance upon tho fair.
In the tro.ting race,s first two in
three, mile dash, Minnie b., of Dallas,
won first money ov0r Brown Dick, OF
this county.
In the pony race, half mile dash.
Fred D., of Allen, won first money;
Miss Johnsoa, OF Plano, second money,
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Fdttersop, l.. O. Sparkman,
sud i. :. MeMurrR,, Dsoatur, and
senator j. u. Garrison, OF Henderson,
and 30 cases on the appearance docket.
The State docket Ia ordered taken nm
next Monday.
Saturdays recei,ts OF cotton, 90
bales; yesterdays receipts, 35 bales;
quoted at $50 to 8 Is.
Mr.. john II. Matthews, Manager Of
Lyon x Gribble's lumber yard, il the
proud father ola 4-pound boy, born at
10, m, =
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AUSTIN, Oct. 6.-Ispecisl. Tho ju-
llcisl eTmine was bestowed by the
GOVERNOR appointment this morning
Fpon Hou. Saaui5 Robertson, of Dal.
S. httorney-Genoral Templetor en-
Phasizss 1t ~ tho best selection that
fould have been made from the enti.e
par OF Tezas. All the Slate eiGsers
Prd attorney, NJ Austin are pleased
With th, appointment.
The Sau Antonio Express delighted
Is itlehds IN Austin by its appearance
eday n AZ sight page dress.
AS sasHelts oi PcoOs county show
100000 decrpa-t.
Adluj ant-General King has detailed
aplsn Il. p. SEEKER ~ qunrtermaster
the frontier battalion In place OF
sptsiU Joho Q. Johnson, appointed
R0sIhHs ~ OF Austin; also appointed
eleiai A ROBERTS, Of Austin, com
6ianuant - tuCNs ~ tho San Antonio
okNts. Delcea lions OF the Austin
prey ar TeX@s Rifles will join tho
nesmpm .pt.
M Josps NCliC Intends TO add one
,he le-t spGca mouse buildings 10
exss 70 bis iaie purcnase OF tho Ave-
w. w. he, Il, ol Congress avenue.
Lne Gree county boundary com
llsslo nave no. mol vet awaiting the
NY ~ .oWe Il tho commissioners.
Inc inrd aafd posed en- g number
spp loaIuht % purchsae school
Sacs, aud accepted bids 10 lease about
NWo scfgt OF .rhool landa on the
suti tai -1s- SIX cents an acre. One-
oursh q ~ ection on which the
omh orc dthYaite, on tho Santa Fe
siosii 90 m,uMod, was awarded to
~ hinmhoid, srd halfof tho section
MT Hennl The board did not
s s o conclusion Of tho reports OF the
Ms commission.
sho lhstuigh. dgstrneed tao roof OF
1e Issltcnce GIN. d. Murphy, on
nlp.tiY gr5oi Furniture saved
Filhlu, dsiuprs.
IN county, nmissioners this even.
W 'ecNd Hagrv Bnrnhart county
I~l nsy' vicl Frank Morris, re
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JEFFERSON, Dot. 6.-[Speclal.l The
casa OF tho United Sta.os va. A. j.
Coleman, charged with counterfeiting
was tried to-day and tho defendant
acquitted. immediately on his dis
charge he was re.argestod bv The mar
shal with warrant from Little Rock,
Arkansas, and In now In tho hands OF
the marshal. Subsequently his attor-
noys made application for writ of
hhbens corpus, which was granted, 70.
turnablo In throc days.
The United States grand Jury was
d'trhnrGed vnsterday, after finding q
uumhrrv. .luU h'llR.
kne cUsB Gt tbs CrHod States va.
william Nj. Smith, cna. SOC With illi-
CIT diatlliing, was ir'od eo-dey and 'ho
prisoner cuuvintsu. H. VII racliys
hi. sentence tomorrow.
a dwelling O6ned by Captain Goyou,
ard occupied 10y Thomas Barber,
was burned to-day. Loss, $1,000; In.
sured for $500. The aro IL suppotod TO
have originated from sparks fro M tho
stovo-p pipe. There being astrong wind,
u WAS impossible b. check tho eemos'
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Texas for grocery house with sum-
Gent capital 20 carry this farmers
through the spring and summer sea.
SON. Any one that would engage in
that business st this place could safely
calculate ON the support and trade of
at least 900 or 5000 good farmers iden-
tined with tho soil OF this county,
uan't THE HERALD send us such a
manS '- =
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SAFE kilograms.
STAGE RoBeER CAPTURED
AZ II Paso--Cspitzl City Notes-Exten-
sion ofthe Marshall & Northwe,t.
ern noad-rhe Baptist Csn-
vsnti02 at Lampasas-AI-
lance Day at Ennis.
Waco.


WACO, O5t. g. Special. Tho @ lrcus
o,,,. a,d Is po-
u.s., Tbo 5ay We Gna a', '''r "
lsave' ~ Say ""S i'u9 ana eNery
BODY aud MS VIC and ohi!dfnN ia "a
10 town. The treasurer SAVE iris the
nat noylnC dev ihav how, bss 49,
pee pay w. 10y nau SINCE
they struck fexss' Considering ia,
crowds, excellent orde- YVES main
ksined. no dlsturbssoaa r,or,h ,,..
-s,..L,..,,., o.,, ~
lohiSs Hs''"e 1oo'''f sn 7S yet' FAa
balconies0n tho streets were crowded
with people 10 SEQ the proe...,...
,hou, a do,an laaio, 49, -,
bs,conv in trnntot Ia a. g1y,upeu Q, o.
avn I s,oys an tha 49, 40 ~ Slii,l'
hs Js,rrct,,rn sava ~ ,,'' u'.ueE!Iy
aavt so Ssre nroc,n;t 49, az rne entire
, sdhy III r. P''s,gu 10 lhe prick
Ysstes 4. E,sok and 49, IT iteh.y
mstsineS pajnthl t,"r,h - huuto
Fminries. phvslc;sna m, Sr a 80 sol!u !,
wrn attended, IN tha ,.Sias ~ uin'iaonsu
~ ~, .o :" 80 laule5 "e ohcS. All
rn and 6odlr fr;arto,a 'ea9 oruisco
Tb b ann rs,na1 ts =. Sa,o
.on 40 as.oc,sts i,,s.,o ~ ~; niS 40, EFT
ryiss aovno,v b,ra =, 80 80 W., uoD sur
4aa pe"i,'s we're uos oenRlng nigh on
So ana Of ,ne her , I"s,,nB IRE place.
cvm1 Va w var thHughI that mas
Ina Of the hi~b conrto NE auIs III
ronld rive tba nrafsre mo so'eInbr
bther nlsc', tbsn ns,isS "T NJ w soine
knmbinr or L icilinr nmero IL no
|ho son,', ~. 80" '.is' n'"sVer, over
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COrsicana,

CoRsIoANA, Oct. G.--[Spscial. Cap
tain y. j. I. johnson to-day received a
telegram from Director General John
w. Glenn, of the New Orleans exposi-
ton, saying that cities throughout
fexas wishing for space as the eXposi-
ton must make Immediate applica.
ton, or none will DO left for thein.
About 800 bales vera received to.
day, making . total of 6,66O bales.
Ihe w. A. w. club will open the so.
ciai season next Friday night by giy-
ing grand bali at their hall.
CUR town is being fenced in with bill
Dosrda Tor the coming circusus.
Tho Farmers Alliance sold 700 bales
OF their cotton to Stafford, of Calves
ton. The price given was not made
public by Tho parties, rs they expect
10 OBTAIN better prices Mt their sale at
Dawson to'morrsw, There having
bsen some trouble during the transac,
tlSns, relative to selling the Alliance
cotton, ON account OF some mort gagged
cotton having been putin, the commit.
toe, Messrs. j. 4. Davis, q. L. Lind
Fey ana DR.. 4. J. Tilimsu, SAY that III
eay persons having mortgages against
any OF the cotton that WIS sold to.dsy
Will present their olai q, 10 thom within
tha next 10 hours they will pay tho
GENE.
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KINGSTON, Oct o. - Correspond
ence.l --Cotton rocoipts are growing
larger every dsy.
Officers arc nil busy levying attach.
meu,a upon tro hiirk hllna--will Nv.
cragn au attachment 70 every 100
brick.
Mr, II. u. SIeed, our worthy nursery.
man. mas lust opened hia beautiful
grounds for visitors. Hc hsp gardens
full OF flowers and orchards full Of the
finest fruits.
Several cases Of typhoid lever; none
Dangerously III.
Our college building In nearing COM
pletion. II will be the best building
Of lie kind In the county.
Wslisce's cltcus "did" our citizens
for considerable amounts.
business Ia lively and money circu.
Atiug freely.
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Gainesville.

GAiSssvILLE, Oct. 6.-.lSpeciall--
Alonzo Guyton, VIE was 40 badly cut
on Saturday night, is much improved.
His homois In Pickens county, Ala
hsmn, and he has been here about
three weeks. Jim Sewer, tho man who
dil the cutting, is still st largo.
Coiton receipts to-day were about 80
he'es, price, 8 So too.
Another cold norther blow up last
night.
The dengue fever is raging hore.
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SANTA Rosa. os!.e--rhe opinion q
Judge Jssks'n Temple In the eelo.
brated case 81 Ellen n. Cotton Va, Il.
leud Stamford aud 0ther a.fectors g
ne Central Paoso0 railroad, was alo1
S.9ey; SndguWh. ess ordered ~
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LAMrAsAs, Oct. Especial. The
Baptist State convention adjourned nt
Lampasas last night. The most i'm.
portant measure that came before tia
convention was tho removal of the
baylar schools from Independence.
aud tho board of directors. torathor
with committee OF IL, appoinfsd to
act In copjuctioa with tho board of
directors, will neot at BrephS.n on
the 2lst Inst. 10 formulate plans for Tho
removal. They will also oonalder n
proposition TO consolidate with waco
University. Nearly 500 delepnten
were IN attendance on tho conyen.
ton.
There nfo over 600 cases of dengue
Ievet Nv Lsmpasas. Rev. j. NJ. Car
ron IL very Ill from relapse OF tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

Wills polNr Oct. G.-tspecisLl-
Push'tw lvoiy end collections goud
kO''on Is coming n rapidly, Circu.
Issued by neis hboring towns and
loale'ea throughout our county,
(Ne not poG,od tneir projectors
aucl, CO. ou' po1plc soon found wills
~pl pays more Tor cotton snd Ae,ls
s,s er goots .seu other towns cum.
nI & eilh nor.
AN lrlsnt Olnngos have boon MADE
y, .no management Of the 20
N, Uatcnlcip. Ar. strong bought
~ nh pattuur's mir. Riley)
Uasst ard has sold Il. Il. Ynn'is
nv ash iniefeat, and bo hecome,
\" Vl tho prupneioys and the editor
we pSppr So ICON as pres "a, ar.
{h,te si,ne,nt1 arc st an end the Local.
M, '.i.la VIZ come out an all homc
sSs'.olilct court began yesterday a.
Cras Tho criminal docket vs..
X, Op frat.
N.Y. many friends OF Hon. ]. p.
bcs'Il were very much painui thiu
M nNs the news of the death al
~ euihHr Miss Mollip, who was
'''Nips the Dallas Female ,lluRe.