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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-05

= absepaBte Sapaneiiide ieibene
pDugee 6leioer fir $3.50 bas 6tiid.
28,t5m Molff & Marr.
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sW Se6en Nbenb erobes 9onsert in
Il blinger's papillon, gegeben
bon Der SDrn1er Sruppe.
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BD Nlles Moberne in Strobz un6
Gil3biiten bel pancoaf & Sobn.
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tpeibll1e Mbpofat sur praris sugelaien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-05

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lerzSruppe Iingt ieben 9(benb in ueb=
linger's Babillon.
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@idtis fiir Auslpauberer.
@roBe Yreisermdbisuns in Der l1eberfabrt.

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ideine, freie 8ef0ftisuns einseidIofien, BON 8re.
nen nod San AntOnio fir $34.l5 fir eripad.
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big Metp gorf $25. Rinoer unter IL Sabrer
5ablen bic Salfte.
Ser 4reis fir bic @eife ton Gan gntonit
nod Bremen betragt nur nod einidIieblid
freier 8et0ffisune $40.35.
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Antmerpen, Sabre, 2iSerpooI, Queenstown
S9tpeoen, Danemarf unb gformesen mod Gar
antonio uno auriid.
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6. Sri rieienbed,
22,f,tutp asafiase. gsent, San antonio
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Sadins9am's gart>gei,e Oys)

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sa a.'ae. iiir Serrn seworbsn Seer einen srauen
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Ssite belfea. :" = "
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Sn allen apotheten ,u baten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-05

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ct. paul in Minneiota follen bur6 cine
9D1babn berbunben tperoen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26

Recltations by Misses. Verge Mo
lone, Knowles, Carrie Cumming,
Brother Tonnison, and Briggs; also
Mr.. r. Il. Easterling, at First Baptist
church, next Monday evening.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lena Rufario IL somewhat be.ter.
Capt. G. A. Qulnlsn is registered At
tho Windsor.
II. p. Hughes Houston is stopping at
the Windsor.
Jasper N. Hsuey Of weatherford r. a
guest of the Windsor.
J. NJ. Mccormick who won't to Waco
on legal business, returned home yes
terday.
J. l.. Lewis left yesterday for Pre-.
tidio county whore he goes into the stock
business.
Il. M. Aldridge and wife OF Frankfort,
Kentucky, are guests OF the Grand
Windsor.
Judge II. L. Henry who has been at
tending federal court at Waco, arrived
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. John Il. Hearn Of the drugfrm OF
Hickox 4 Bearns, returned yesterday
from Palestine bringing with him his
family.
S. Il. Wickens the wido.awake travel.
ing representative OF the st. Louis
Globe Democrat was In the city yester-
day. He Is the proud parent of an
eleven-pound daughter.
Rev. DR.. A. p. Smith, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, returned
last night from Waxahachie whore lac
had been In attendance at Presbytery,
ana will have services at HIS church as
usual, morning and night.
Mrs. Mary Il. Howard Of Nashville
mother OF Mrs. A. ID. Aldrldgo, and Mr..
ana Mrs. Il. NJ. Aldrldgo OF Frankfort
Kentucky, father and mother of Mr.
| "A a Ill
They arrived yesterday from Now or
| loans.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES
CHANGES AT SOLDIERS HOME.
Mr. Chonoweth Auditor Inspsc-
tor 0'Brlsn-Judge Wylie Resigns
Post ONCE Appointments Rot
Open to Everybody.


WASHINGTON, April % The secre-
tsry of tbs navy has issued the follow
ing order: "My attention has been
called to the dealing OF this department
with the American Woed Preserving
company, TO the largo sums OF money
paid for the use of the patent and re-
Gently for the purchase OF a large plant
erected at the Boston navy yard by the
company. Such personal investigation
az l have made has convinced
me that thorough exam
inRtion OF ali matters connected with
the DEALINGS OF the government with
this company should be made, inclua-
ing an Investigation into the utility Of
the invention and its especial value,
The government is in possession of an
expensive plant recently purchased for
use in connection with this invention,
/ am unable 10 find that the invention
has gone into general use or that pri-
vIto Individuals are awaiting themse,Vs
of its supposed superior merits. I
hereby designate and detail Capt. Fran
els B1nce and Capt. Henry l.. Harrison
to take Prof. Charles Il, Chandler, Of
the city of New York, TO look into tho
whole matter and report to me. The
patent referred TO above was purchased
by the government q few months since
4 1 coat OF $5C0,00O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
CityCourt.

City VS.. Ed Smith, intoxicatedi fined
50.
City VS.. A. l.. Miller, same charge;
fined 50.
City vs.. Bud ard John Gilbert, fight
ing; dismissed.
City VS.. Henry Thornton and jim
Thomas, PLYING ball In the street; dis
missed.
City VS.. Brady Harper, abusive lan
gu age: continued.
City VS.. D. A. Bower, obstructiug
sidewalk; fined So.
City VS., G. MGssius, same chsrge and
same fine.
City VS.. Charles Psrwoll, assault;
| dismissed
City vs.. Danny Wigginton, vsgrancyi
continued.
City VS.. Julia Blewitt, vagrancy; con.
tlnued.
City W. Gracie, Nora Norton, Mollls
Winters, Agnes Ames, Beulah Wilson
Kittie Rowsn, Edith Parker, Lizzie
Boyd, Nellie Barkley, Sallie Jones, Eva
Staley, Annie Thomas, Kittie B0omRr
and Minnie Hutton, charged with va
grancy, wers fined So each.
City VS.. Blanche Boynton and Bell
Emerson, Same charge, were dis
missed,
City VS.. Allen Long, maintaining
nuisance; continued.
) City vs.. Al. Leonard, maintaining
nuisancei same order.
: City w, a. Livingston, same charge
, dismissed.
City Va. I'd. Walpole, same charge
continued,
, City vs., Reinhardt, obs'ruoting sid,
walk; dismissed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
Social Gathering.
NHxl


Among the pleasant social gatherings
of the season was that ON Friday night,
last, at the hospltable home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Rsuch. on Olive street. The
announcement on last Sabbath by pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church,
DIR. A. p. Smith, invit-
ing the members and friends
Of the church and congr egation TO meet
together for social enjoyment, brought
forth at least 200 persons, young, middle
aged and old and all seemed TO add to
each others pleasure by extending
pleasant greetings and words of che
without reservation, The ladies of the
Aid society, under whose management
the entertainment was given furnished
quite nice programmed for the even
Gag, consisting Of vocal and instrument
tSl music Rad Rotations. Re'resh-
monts came In order and were bountl-
/ fully served. We cannot say too much
| Tor tho success of the affair and OF the
hostess, Mrs. Ranch, who, with the rs.
siftanco of her charming daughter, Miss
Ellie, made every one feel at homo and
congratulate themselves on being
present. These gatherings will be had
| through the summer months, and from
the bsginping made, this being the
second 0ne, are but evidences OF the
gooi feeling between the membership
and zeal In the church work.
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Enthusiastically speaking,
that ever took place in the city of Dali
las. At $50 Messrs. Stone and
Cole commenced the even
ing's enter.ainneU In q cushion
csrom game, 100 points up, for purse of
SOS, offered by tho well.known Yank
Adams, which WAS won by the latter
gentleman in As innings, after which
Mr. Ysnk Adams gave an exhibition
of his remarkable fnger billiards,
consisting of all the shots
capable OF being made with the cue and
n hundred of others which would seem
almost impossible to describe. His
finishing shot was that OF cutting q
letter ). between three haas,
apparently defylng the laws of motion.
Nh. George w. Loomis oificiatcd AZ the
master OF csremonies, and was the
prime mover in the affair, which, we
repeat In saying, was the grandest AHA ]
of the kind which has ever taken place
in our city. Over 400 were present
II is due to big.hearted Yank Adam
10 intorpolate just here that while L,
could turn dollars into his own pocket
by his skill, he has teo good hesrtednes
tt6 turn them, instead, luto those of
| friend III need.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
7os elm STREET

S l. North, Leavenworth, Kansas; + NJ
Shick, Waco; A N Dooly and lady, In
dianRpolis; II o Smith, Mckinney; II
Johnson, Mckinney; b w Haney,
Texas u Pacific railroad;J Il Eldridge,
gainesville.
AT THR CRANE WINDSOR.
ii @ Withers, Austin; John III Kerr,
CotullR; Jasper n Haney, Weatheriord /;
G Garham, Austin; A J Addlngton,
Gainesvllles; j l. Wood, Dallas; Miss
Moore, Fort Worth; s Johnson, Waco;
Mrs Brockway, San Angelo; @ ID Mo-
rey, w Edglngton, St. Louis; ID
Mitchell, Calhoun county; NJ Hum
phrey, jackson county; q ID Doleman
and wife, Colorado City; Henry War
rem, Weatherfsrd; g KEY, E = Nadol,
J d Smith, New York; u III Everett,
Newark, Chic; John Howard, Fort
Worth; Arthur Schmidt, Sc Louis; A v
Belief, Philadelphia; II z Hughes
Houston; II Thomson, Philadelphia;
l. q Coleman, Burlington; Il n Rehems,
New Orleans;J Faanois, Omahai ] A
Keith, Lincoln, Nebraska; w II Mac
lregor; Xmas City; Geo II Iangon-
berry, st Louis; Il simpson, b q 1rby,
Weatherford; Sam Haas, Louisville; ID
| NJ Knowles, Frankfort, Kentucky; N p
Pedleton, Missouri; 4 n Woodkouse,
Wills Point; w Monson, Fort Scott,
Kansas; V w Cleveland, j Mcmillan,
A Terrell, A Calhoun, Terrell; w Il
Kaye, Fort Worth; II M Aldridgo aud
wife, Frankfort, Kentucky, q A Quin.
Ian, city.
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GRANTS SUMMER TRIP.
Ne is TO BE A mouNTAlNEER.
The Droxol Cottage on AIt. MecIeEcr TO be
BIio-a- Rracked and Artihed for
Hlm--nr. Douglas Gors Too
Col. Fweddy Lispths.


Gen Grant.
NEW YoRR, April 25-W nen Or, Doug
lass left the house At $3.50 a.
"a. 10 said that Gen Grant hal passed
a very quiet night. ue though,
his sleep was somewhat broken. so Tar
as tho physical condition Of Gen. Gtnnt
Is concerned, no might with safety be
removed to tho mountains or the sex
side tomorrow, but no exodus will occur
until the LIST Of July. r. at the general
will survivs the suilmor iB the belief VI
those in position 10 know.
Arrangements have been completed
for the removal Of Con. Grant and his
entire family to Mount McGreRor some
time during the latter part Of June. The
use OF the cottage OF Joseph w. Dre1el
was rendered to Gen. Grant this morn
ing, and was accepted by Col. Grant in
behalf OF his father. Col. Grant said to
the gentleman who had called to com.
plete the arrangements for the generals
trip, that II his father continued to inn
prove for one month Longer
past few wesks he would b.
stronger than he was q year ago.
1t isexpecbed that DR., Douglass will
remain with the general during his
stay in the mountains. Gen. Grants
physician decided sometime ag'
Ithat a change to drye
atmosphere would be moro benz
fetal; that it would he uuwise for tht
gen eral TO spend the warm months 8
, the sesshore. Mr.. Drexel has given di
rections that his cottage ssall no put !
order at once tor tho generals famil
= and will send a quantit
OF brio n brao and picture
; from his residence to make the aummG
! home OF tho suffering general as plea
ant az possible. Col. Grant says that
believes his fathers changed condltic
was due in great measure to the mar
- kind aud generous manifestations
public interest and regard.
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soldiers nome Chnnges.

WAsuINGToN, April 25,--Gen. Henry
j. Hunt, retired, was to-day appointed
governor of the Soldiers home, at this
glsce, vice Col. Sam d. Sturgis, of the
seventh cavalry, and Capt. Robert Cst-
tin, retired, was appointed deputy gov
ernor, vice Capt. w. Lyman, of the
fifth infantry. The changes 20 into of
feet on May 10, when the officers relieved
will join their respective regiments.
Surgeon G. G, Byrne has also been dc.
tailed for duty at the home, relieving
Assistant Surgeon Calvin Dewitt, who
will report to the surgeon general for
duty. Army officials express them
selves as pleased with the action OF the
president in placing retired officers in
charge OF the home. II was originally
intended that IL should be retreat for
aged or disabled soldiers, commanded
by retired officers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
RELIGIOUS.

There will be divine service at the
Commerce Street Christian church this
morning at the usual hour, the regular
pastor officiating. At night there will
be song service OF unusual attractive
ness.
"Childrens' Mission Day." at the
First Baptist church, postponed last
Sunday on account OF rain, until Sun
day April - ut $3.50 p. m. The exercises
Will be quite interesting, consisting OF
songs, Rotations, addresses etc. The
ladies have also replaced the beautiful
flowers, evergreena etc., which were no
attractive last Sunday morning. Ad-
mission nee. All friends OF this church
and Sunday school arc most cordially
Invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
The Weeks Yeddiur,.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Hin for the
week past:
s. w. Sterling and Sarah Mcdonald
J. b. Carver and ophelia Davidson.
John w. Bainett and Pauline A.
Boyle.
John A. Rutty and N. II. Lsndored.
Col. @. j. Alcorn and hiss Harriet
Rutherford.
Edmund b. Coons and Miss Ada
Murphy.
Franklin Miller and Mrs. Elizabeth
Moran.
N. X. Rollins and Martha Il. Little.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26

In referring TO an advertisement OF
to-day we have just a few words to say.
We are oaering linon goods at Won
doriully low pricen, just ~ y time when
the market Is stiifand up with the re-
ports of short faI crop. In fact
ndvices from Europe say, That the last
crop was failure. Belfast aud elias
gov agents havo autographed their New
York agents 20 Rdyanse prices, We
read the newspapers andltrade journals,
and as soon as We learned Of short
crop, wo pitched in aud bought linens
Our stock Is worth 25 per cent. more
TO day than Il was whom we bought 1t.
Some OF the goods we advertise will not
last long, AZ the lots are limited, there
fore como soon, rem6mber that nj thil
season oft year, new goods, come In
daily. IL Is an interesting sight 10 make
n tour OF our store.
SANoRR BRo's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26

WARRINGTON, April 95,-The National
Republican viii contain tomorrow tho
following:
Richmond, Virginia, April %.
The Hon. A. M. Kelley, minister to
Italy, left here tonight Tor Washington
and his family left here to-day Tor New
York by the Old Dominion steamship
line. II was MIR. Kieley's purpose to
sail from New York TO Havre on the
steamer Normandie on Wednesday
next, but tomorrow Mr.. Kelley will re-
sign his position as minister to Rome
and will at once be appointed minister
p,enipotentiary to Russia, in place OF
Gen. Law ton, OF Georgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26

NO COMPROMISE.

CAIRO, April 25,-The Egyptian gov
eminent has rendered no offers OF COM
promise to the French government. On
the contrary, the Egyptian ministry
are firm and believe their action in sup
pressing the French newspaper fully
justified. Nevertheless, 1t is hoped an
amicable settlement may be arrived az
GEN. VOL ,ELEY.
Lord Wolseley will start for Suakim
the beginning of next week. Diplo-
matte relations between Egypt and
France have not been broken.
THE FRENCH TROUBLE.
The French charge d'atlairs has been
instructed to 60 70 Alexandra, aud II
Egypt fails TO make r. satisfactory re-
ply,he will leave Alexandra vt 6 O'Clock
Saturday evening In the event Of the
final breaking on OF diplomatic rela'
tions between the two countries tho in-
terests of France viii be .conhded 20 the
Russian consulate; French transports,
with 1900 troops on board, which are
now in the Suez canal, have bean
ordered 10 remain there for the present,
The opinion Is expressed here that
France and Russia are concerning
against England.
LISTEN FOR THIS GUN THUNDERS,
The French dag ai the consulate hss
been hauled down. Nubar Pasha gives
no sign OF yielding.
The French diplomatic agent Is here
vet. He says he win leave Cairo at
O'Clock this evening. 1t Is believed
France has not vet Instructed her agent
TO leave Egypt. Is Is thought chat
France win accept Egypps offer of q
compromise made yesterday in this
that the khedivo's government proposed
to apologize for the forcibl'
entry into the office of the Bosphor'
Egyptien and TO admit that the rights
of domicilo Of the publishers had beer
violated, provided France would per
init the form of apology to 20 ON recor'
without any reference to the seizure o
Le Bosphore Esyptien.
The departure OF the French charg
d'affaires has been postponed "a hour
and there are now great hopes enter
tsined that in tho meantime an AMIGA
bile settlement will be reached OF differ
enoes growing out of the seizure b,
tho Egyptian government o
the French newspaper, Bos
phore Egyptien. The negotiation
now in progress aro being conducte
through the Greek diplomatic agents.
A FRENCH WAR VESSEL MOVING.
ALEXANDRIA, April GA Freno
man.ot-war has left tho harbor and
now anchored on the entrance.
ENoLAND's ADVICE.
IoNDoN, April 25.-Earl Grauvill
has telegraphei instructions to $
EVELYN Barring, the British minister
Egypt, Co support Nubor Pasha to II
utmost extremity in his refusal to mai
apologies or explanations for tho SUI
piession Of tho Bosphore Egyption.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
It's Not Free-for-all.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-As an i'm
preston seems to prevail that any per-
son is privileged to entor the Compel
Tive examination that is TO government
appointments OF postoflice inspector,
the postmaster general has issued =
circular stating that the application
blanks for this purpose will not be fur
nlshed indiscriminatoly, but emily to
persons who have boen favarably recon-
mpnded to the department.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26

NEW York, April 25.-The United
States marshall this afternoon seized
tho steamer City ofMexleo, under libel
issued by the United states authorities.
The captain OF this vessel, John
O'Brion, is now upon trial for violation
of the neutrality laws, in carrying arms
and munitions OF war to the Colombian
insurgents at 6svanille.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
UndelIyered kilograms.

Messages remalning on haud At tn Q
Western Union telegrsph office, corner
of Elm and Lamar stsesls. PARTIES can
get them by calling From sto l0a. IN.
aud nom 10 II p. IA:
Miss Annie Il Long. b I Mu,r ", K
J Roadis 4 Co., \ Huhuicl, Win A
Watkins IL Co, Col Abrams, Sihnnlont
q Fiold, @ Watkins & c., NipEnnis 4
Go, Tompkins, NJ a 90, " Kuble J
Il WilsOn. II l. Barlow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR,
JUDGE LYNCH AT PALESTINE
Pearson Convicted at Austin-A Life SEN
tenoe ut Houston-Assassina tiOn in
Alabama-Dead Oflcer and
Desperate in Missouri.
Iudge Lyr.h Al Palestine.

PALESTINE, April 25.-lspeeial.l John
Pryor, negro, was foUnd hanging dead
half mile from town this morning
with several bullet holes In his breast,
1t is not known who did the shooting,
except by surmise. Pryor suits tho de-
scription of the man who assaulted q
respectable married lady in this city
night before last. 1t is the verdict Of
ali citizens who hold woman as sacred
that be has met Just fate. This is the
second negro hanged here for tho same
offense. The white men of this towr
are determined 10 mote out terrioi,
punishment to any black fiend who az
tempts the commission OF this swfu
crime,
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MENIA, April %. - [Speoial.l - Jim
Bluett, negro drsymsn, was shot twice
this evening by j. G. Kirksey. One ball
passed entirely through his right arm
and another entered the back OF his
neck. The last wound has been probed
and the ball remains in IL. The doctors
think he msy recover. Tho cause Of the
trouble is not fully known.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
Italy.
ARRANnENLENs WITH EN

AKKANUEMENs WITH ENWLAND.
ROME, April %, The Gazette an
nounces that Signor Mancini, the Itsl-
ian minister for foreign affairs, and Sir
Saville Fumlev, the British ambassa-
dor, have made arrangements regard
ing the military and political action Of
the Italians ON the Red Sea. 1t is also
stated that they have settled the delays
of the proposed visit Of the Prince of
Wales TO Rome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26

The CHINA HALL reopened for cuisines
The goods having been purchased at SHEER
IFS SALE at considerably less than half
their value, enables The management to set
prices down so low that no one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all its details, goods pur
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, SOFAS to at once put the CHINA
HALL in It's accustomed rank OF being the
Largest, Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State Of Texas.
B. ROSENTHAL, Proprietor.
D. GOsLIN, Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26

New ORLEANS, April 2j.-Ihe Times
Democrats Farmersyiio special says
that on Tuesday night four men went to
the plantation Of a, Il, Mabrsy, took a
negro from an out house and began
whipping her. Mebrey started to learn
the cause OF the disturbance, when one
of the mob shot him through tho heart,
killing him. The woman identified two
of the mon, w. Q. Henderson and Wal
ter Fergnson, who wsre arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-26
CattIe ThIof Captured.

GA1NEsvILLT, April 25.-[Special.l l.
In conformity with telegram from
United States Marshal Mckee, the off,
GERS arrested Buck Bias at Delaware
Bend, yesterday, on a charge OF con-
spiraoy with 10 others TO steal cattle in
the Indian Territory. United States
Marshal Grant arrived last night and
started for Sherman this morning with
the prisoner.
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Mr. McIntrra,s Troubls.

FoRT Worth, April 25.-[special, =
William Capps, attorney for Mcintyre,
who went to Mexico for COPYRIGHT
and Mcintyre in October last, received
4 telegram from Mcintyre tonight
that he il in jail in New Orleans. Capps
will probably go to Now Orleans to get
q trial on writ Of habeas corpus, and
falling in that, Will so to Albuquerque
with his Client.