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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-02-26

BALTIMORE, Feb. I'll, 1850.
MeSsrs. Editors AS compared with the
preceding week receipts of Wheat are lighter,
both Southern and Western. OF Corn, sup
plies of Southern very limited, bat Of West
ern quite free. Oats and Rye continue scarce.
The market for Southern Wheat, owing TO
spare offerings and want OF local millers,
firmly maintained. Western Winter red has
ruled dull for cash lots under the absence Of
demand from shippers. Trading in options
was also very light--the market generally
closing weaker. Business in Western mixed
Corn has been moderately active, with steady
good demand for export, prices ranging from
40 10 493 cents through most of the week for
spot and February, dropping TO 4ssa4s1 cts.
before the close. March options range from
All to 48b cents Rye and eats, under small
offerings, were maintained in prices. give
closing quotations ms follows:
Wheat, Southern Fultz, Of to 95; longs-a
berry, SO to 90; Western spot and February,
s7a to $50; March, ssa to ssB; April, GA to
922, and May, 90 10 Gal.
Corn, Southern 81 TO OF western spot
AZ to 4ssi February, 4s to 4ss; March. AT
to 47l aud May, 4s}. Coca TO prime Rye
"a to rs and Oats from 80 to SO cents per
bushel.
Tobaceo-Receipts very light and market
dull except for good, dry light-handling sam
pies, which find ready sale at fair prices.
Prospects, ! think, are good for an active
market when the season opens. lrenew FORM
er figures.
Inferior and frosted, S a0'to S 3 90
Sound common, $50 TO 400
Good do, $50 to 100
Midding, 600to so
Good TO fine red SOC 10 IL 90
Fancy, IL 90 to - 20
Ground leaves, 3 90 to 10 90
Miscellaneous stuff active and prices high in
consequence OF scarcity ut this time.
N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-02-26
FOR CLERK.
FOR SALE.

A rare chance; One pair fine large youn
N thoroughbred DEVON OXEN bave bee
worked little, perfect match and ven
handsome. Can be seen at my farm on II
Wicomico River near Tompkinsyille Post-d
fee Charles Co. Apply TO
II. EEALE,
46 Hanover ST., Baldmoil
Feb II, 1885,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-02-26
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MERIDIAN, Aug. Co. Special, The
first bale Of now cotton was brought in
yesterday by L d. Scrusohaeld, Of
this county. II was sold at auction
and brought cents psr pound, Il. B.
White being tho purchaser. Tho bale
weighed 5G7 pounds, and, sincludine
the premium, $25, brought the owner
SIC.
A motion was argued in tho district
court today, Involving the right Of d
lustlce OF the peace 70 administer an
oath Article ( Of title ., Revised
STATUTES, gave judges, clerks and ju ID
tces OF tho peace The authority tO adj
minister oatbs aad afiirmsti9ps con-
orally. The last Legislature amended
the article snd left tho Justice of the
peace out ia the cold, Counsel today
contend that th5 act of the Nineteenth
Legislature repeated al general an
thority the Justice OF the peace had To
administer 0ath3 and affirmation,
The motion came up in an attachmen,
appealgd from ajustiCe's court. Judge
j. III. Hall did not rule on the uuas-
ton, but tOok the case under advise
meut.
The SJntoys. A, n. Moody, charged
with murder, WAS set to-day for tho
9Th Of September.
This community is suffering for rain.
Crops are being cut short on uccOuu,
OF dry woather.
Meridian is enjoying quite boom
new houses going up rapidly and bust
ness prospects arc cheering, as a better
| crop is assured than for several years
enough with - vain Would DO botte,
still.
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IknirhtaorLnhnr.

Tho district assembly of Knights OF
Labor, composed Of Dallas, East Dial.
lac, CorsicanO, Alvarado, and Fort
Worlh,pursuant TO call OF tho general
assembly to elect a delegate to that
b )dy, which meets la Hamilton % nta-
rio, Canada, ON October 8, noxt
mot AZ tho Knights OF labor hall I'm
this city Yesterday nc | o'clock. j. 81.
Foss,. rs NJ, w. OF the senior assembly,
called the meeting to OrJer and an.
polluted a com nittaa on credentials,
which replrs,d IS follows; "rhnt j.
q Htg. aud JAmes Protrttt, Il. A. 1921
w, o. rrlmblo aud II. Schuhl, OF l.. A.
S9Hi ) II " veil aud II. T.. Mercy, oi
y. A. 1896 j. Il. Hardin, OF l.. A.
2Sil, aud N. A. Reynolds, OF Louisiana,
vontion."
On molloaJ. NJ. Foss aud Henry
Schuhli OF Dallas, aud J. q. Martin, Of
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CoEsicANA, Aug. 2O-[SpccislJ--A
li,Mo daughter OF Mrs. Rose, (widow,
living near tho Houston & Toxa.
Central round hou1e, exploded a rail,
way signal torpedo this morning, a
portion Of Il striking hcr in the fore
head and cutting au ugly cash mlly
Two inches long, The wound Is not
con sidered fatal.
A Bpeclal train, consisting OF q par.
Tor and sleeping coach, on the Texas &
-. Louis railway, stopped hore thiA
morning. Among Us passengers were
MgsHrs. a, II. buokamou, successor
70 G. II. stephens, late chief engineer
Of tho road, and j. w. Lewis, succeed.
ing Mr.. W, NJ. Houghlu, master mo.
chanlo; also Ii. Flanders, Texas az.
vision superintendent, It's said that
arrangements have been contaminated
with employees of the railway for their
payment on tho 10Th Of noNt month,
so tho st1so threatened 20 take place
on the 2jtn instant, viii NN 1nv.liel
A switch engine N'' Dbl, U.. r .l.
roads yard here On the FIRST HsE.
month,
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Aug. 2).-[Special. Char
tiers; West Union Missionary Baptist
church, Of Anderson county.
The Academy st. Iguatus, Fort
Worth.
The land board to-day appointed
ColonslJ.P.C. Whitehead Stats agent,
vice Strong, Of Dallas, resigned.
me Valuation Of properly Ia Vic
torla county has increased $lO2,-
coo; Parker, $l,l20,000; Gregg, $4,000;
Hldalgo, $i79OO0.
The collectors of Dallas aud Milan
counties settled to-day.
The comptroller deposited $4,000 Ia
the credit OF revenue.
Inc governor to-day appointed Col
onel $. ). y. Johnson, of CorsicanH.
state commissioner to tho Worlds
Fair 80 New Orleans.
Mrs. IL. y. Anderson, an inmate OF
the insane asylum, suicided by hang
| ing, yesterday. an inquest exon
GRATED the officers the instiGnCl1 n.
This morning Mrs. l.. Il. Edwards
recelycd q telegram from San An
| ionic announcing the sudden death
of nor daughter, Miss Laura,
one oil the brightsst aud most intclli.
gelt of Austin's little ones. Mrs. Ed.
wards, ON resolving the news, was
overcome with grief, ana Mr.. Charlie
Anderson, OF the firm Of Maddox.
Bros. 81 Anderson, arranged TO have
the remains brought TO Austin. Some
hours later Mr. Knight was tele-
6raphed for particulars OF tho death,
An answer was promptly con.
voglng .h9 intelligence JhGt Laura was
well and happy with uo idoa Of diving
Just yet. H. then daWnsd upOn the
uluds Of all JhaJ some impscuniug
villain had adopted the above method
/ OF Obtaining money, az Ni for eX.
p0us1s mad ne8n requ8sgHd bv feie.
| graph from Mrs. Edwards. The CE
lCsrs 30 san antonio, we're 9. once no
| tilted. MIR. Andersen WcnJ over tc
san Antonio Tonight 60 rao CuttlC
m3tIcr and il possible iG,s ttc,l,.
/ lam arrested,
thc state grass GIpntG isi.el &C ca,
oil yesterday bat ls.l Tonight. Tntg
Us move tine governor urEal over a
year SgO and viii uuUoubtAilv 10.
uound 90 tho Interest %. tho State,
Members OF tho land board, espgC
ialiy the governor, are unrunlud 6vo,
tho Illogical Nunchauson Trades DO
Ing made against tho land board. Tine
| board conscious OF its integrity, cat
AFFORD, and does uilOrd, % trogr Oh,
matter With silent COntompt, aud vii
not handy words with 10 and bans
thImb,n igger,
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TERRELL, Aug. 2o,-[Speoial. DIR,
White, OF Decatur, has been appointed
assistant superintendent OF the asy.
lum. Major Biptord has resigned tho
stewardship, to take effect at tho next
meeting OF tho board. MIR. William
Flowers, 30 long the faithful, trusty
servant OF tho Texas & Pacific Rail.
way company, has boon rendered tho
stewards place and will accept, no
doubt. MIR. Mcbride, Pacific Express
agent, Will occupy Mr., Flowers rOsl-
ton ~ the depOt,
Through tho kindless of Colonel Dill
Miller THE HERALD correspondent
was yesterday shown around his race
track-onO OF the fastest tracks ia the
state. On the 21th of AUGUST there
will be a One-half mile dash for 2.yeRr-
old. The following are tho entrisa:
Bon Lindsey, Hunt couuty, Hurrl-
cane, sired nv Tornado.
Bud Bronch, Kaufman, Lula, sired
by Joe Hardy.
Dr.. Snow, Kaufman, Romeo, sired
by EndOwar
Sam st HMary, Terrell, Sam skinner,
sired by Endower.
This race will be- q test for thorough
breds, aud viii h, opon for entries
until tho day OF the race. Entry
tee, S25
A match race between George PIP.
kin's Black Snug aud Demps Fuller's
Rondo is TO hu run on the 10Th OF Aug
ust, for y bslf mile dash. Purse uG-
known,
Alr. \. j. Couch wilt be ag tne track
very soon with his flyers, L.zsiu aot
Jake.
MIR. shilling, Of Paris, Us daily OK.
pecte6 Wilh his stable.
March, aired by Endower, and May
Flower, sirod by Jack Hardy, property
OF DR.. Snow, arc at tho track; also,
Buck, aired by Ronds, property of
pemps Fuller, Kaufman, all In rSsdi
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Kemp

KEMP, Aug. 2O.--[Speoial,l-Tho CHI
IONS Of Kemp mot in mass meeting
last night. DR.. Still was called 10 tho
chair, aud stated that the object of the
meeting was for the purpose Of send.
ing delegate TO moot the Terrell com.
miltee who had recently visited TYLER
aud conferred with tho COMPANY oi
the kausag 81 Gulf Short Limo
RAILROAD, relative 10 bringing the
road 10 Terrell. IL. l.. Wat,
kins wa0 chosen as representative
10 confer with the above Terrell con-
mitto .n regard 10 q concert OF nc.i n
between tho two places, relative tn tho
possibility of bringing the road by
Kemp. Kemp iH in earnest iA rSgarl
10 the building Of the road 10 our town.
Several parties have been prospect.
ing with Wow to opening up business
Ia this place,
IL is expected that tho Trunk road
will move over Cedar creek some three
milos south and erect a cotton platform
with the assurance OF shipping several
thousand halos Of cotton, This will
enable tho Trunk limo to DO good traf.
nc an tho fail aud winter.
Tho county sito question Is booming
IN this part Of tho county. Terrell and
kaufman 02Cl have their advocates
on the respective merits and dement's
olOach place.
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GREENvILLE, Aug. 2O.-lSpocial.l-
Some excitement was caused this
evening 10y MRS. George Biddlo at
tempting TO suicide by taking two
grains OF morphine. She took the dose
In the prosenco OF IL servant, who en-
neavorod to prevent hor, but failed.
Inc doctor WIS called In
aud Mrs. Biddle Vas soon out Of danger.
Domestic infelicity * said TO bo tho
cause of the act.
In tho district courl to-day Steven
dArper, n negro, was fined $50 for
gssaulling another negro, Anthony
LOWS, with pistol.
The second bale OF new cotton was
brought in aud sold yesterday 10 Mr..
J' r. Sockwoll for 10 cents a pound.
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ness for a challenge to show their

ness for a challenge to show their
speed.
The contest for locating tho court
house has fairly commenced, and wax
eth warm rs the days so rafting by.
MIR, Ben Allen, OF Kaufman, has iusi
arrived from the bushes.
From examining the railway COM
peny's shipping bOokB it Is found thai
tho first cotton shipped last year was
live bales on tho first dav OF Soptom.
bsr; then on the 10th 400 bales were
shipped. SO il need not be expected
that cotton is TO commence moving be-
fore the first OF September.
Complaints tor RAIN cOme from all
quarters, but somo of the best cottou
r2lscrs say unless we have Il good rain,
| followed by cloudy weather, 1t would
| do no good; on tho contrary, that Il
would Scsld tho weed aud blast ms
growth,
Messrs, Word ard Charlton have
gone to Conan chs On legal business
Mlsa Roma Chlldr0ss returned from
Cleburn0 yesterday.
Miss Allen, Of Mex Kinney, is visltjua
Mrs. Maddox.
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ments as q member of tho board of di-
rectors OF the Agricultural and Me
chGnlcal college, to Prai-
rio View Normal school aud as
representative TO tho Sam
Houston Normal school. The appoint-
mont to Prairie View Normal school
can he made in any county in the
State, but the appointment TO sam
Houston Normal school must be from
BRACES county.
Cotton seeming in Nv the rate Of six
20 III bales day. Over Go bales have
been received up 10 dato Of tho new
crop.
CapCain j. j. Collins, tax collector Of
brazos county, has made mis- settle
lHent with the comptroller for the TAX
able year.
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PALESTINE, AuE. 20. 90 Special co.
The court house yard was filed to-day
with people to witness the ceremonies
OF laying the corner stone OF the new
court house. rho procession, headed
by tho Silver C0rnot band, was grand
and imposing, consisting of Masons,
knights Of Pythlas, Knights Of Labor
md ether secret Fociolies and tho
Palestine Rifles. Hon. John IL. Rea.
gan delivered tho Grafton.
IL Is claimed that ovoc 5000 h9s
been raised by whisky men 20 doioat
prohibition; that by the use OF money
ana whisky they expect to secure Tho
negro vote,
Judge Reagan received this morn
INK Is siN-moutha.old k.d from Rdmir.
lug constituents nt OakwoOdg, Texas.
Th1 Kid was recommended o. tho
OspoC al and tender care of the "HOn.
John Young GuOch.n
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Meaihprfnrii.

WEATHERHoRD, Aug, 20 Especial.
AT % minutes past II o'clock on
Wednesday night, Mr.. U. n. Eslos, of
"Lszy Bend" in the Brogos river dis
triot of Parker county, brought tho
hrst balo of cotton Of tho season of 1885,
into Weatherlord. IL was deposited
with Major Il. w. S,ontsonberger and
tho irreprossible Stouts headed u
premium subscription list with $40.
Tho cotton Is pronounced good aud
many nersona rejoice NJ this new olo-
mont OF wealth coming In to gladden.
all commercial interests. Long may
Estes wave, aud rs no brought In the
iirst Dale IN 1881 with the late Tom
Hll, may no continue to do good
through honest industry.
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Bryan

BRYAN, Aug, 9O-ISpooiaL Captain
Fowlkes and several OF tho leading
business mcn have taken tour
through tho bottom lands OF Burleson
aud Brazos counties tributary TO
Bryan, They report the worms in
largo numbars and doing cNngiderablo
damage. rhl old cotton will not uo
damaged, but the voung cltln1, plant.
ed Hirc0 tho last ovorn Nv, will DO en-
'nelv destroyed, Facmocs nro using
Paria green on tleir cotton. Tho gon
ilemen named estimate that rom
orOuth aud worms the olttun crpp
will be ous ~ AZ loalt one.halr
8 competitive examination is 60 be
held horo on SATURDAY, August -, b
appout pupils 70 tho Pcalrfo View
aud Sam Hous on Normal schools.
Hon. Il. W Ceylie,g sosaeisA appoint.
prices, ut BAu ma
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Fort Worth, wore put in nomination
ON tho second ballot. j. G. Martin 10.
ceived the majority vote, and ON mo.
ton his election was mato unanimous.
and j. =. Fo3g, OF Dallas, was elected
alterna I. Tho delegates wcro In
elructy snrequogf tho General Assem-
bly, TO q their next meeting In Tox-
az. ~ convention adjourned sine
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Waco.


WACO, Aug. TO- Special. The tax
rolls for 1855, Of this (McLennan,
county woro completed to-day. The
total OF taxable vsluos is 81. l57 ,2O5, an
increase within IL months ofsl,iol, 100,
whicn ia tho greatest increas, over
known here In the same length nj
time. Tho increase, II should bo
stnteu, Ia nesrly ull out lido tao eit D..
too, as values Ia Waco havo not grow "A
90 much latclv ~ ia former years,
Senator W. X. Human, of Caldwell
Burloson county, arrived this morn.
ing aud addressed 70 local option mass.
meeting held tonight. he is nane
speaker and viii sp5nd several dgys
IN me county, speaking at various
points. Tho best Information from
inc Houutry 10 ~ Che Oilsct thar the
Erangsrs are nearly gll golny 10 vote
Tor local option. COugressmeu Coke
nnd NILS ara roli a on % cnangs this
sentimant 40 far rs Democrats arc
concerned
Tho Waco Light tutautry gsyo A
llwn party ~ Palgitrs park Tonight
70 ratea Wuda 20 purchase q full dress
uniform,
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DENIsoN, Aug. 2O,-lSpoolal. l-Jo.
soph Burdick was to-day arrested on
the charge Of aiultry with ono Mrs.
Courtney.
s. A, Goldstein has been found In
Galveston and is 10 DO 10 once taken
TO Now York for medical treatment.
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tyler

TYLER, Aug. 2O.- Special. 90 A
brakeman on the Texas Is 80. Lou,
railway named Caahan, was killed
this evening AZ Morris station by Tho
train breaking IN two aud tnrowi
him betwoan tho cart S8yera, csrs
paasod over bin, outJing htm ia two
The Tyler orchestra lsit thisayouing
by special traiu Tor Gtmer, where
thoy give an entertainment tn-nlfht.
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GALVESTON, Aug 2J-ISp scIal.l-A
special meetingof the city council this
evening" calloj for the object OF re-
coiving tho report OF tho Gnaaoiai
committee with Wow toros. oring the
city credit TO q cash basis, adjourned
without result. Tho meeting was In
harmony and acrimonious discuss
sion was freely INDUCED in. The
comm Itie3 in It's report predicted
llat Jha assessments OF city property
would 100 $l7OOO,C0O, AVERAGING I'D pbr
cent collections, against $50 OOOOl1. AND
~ por cent collections as estimptoI nv
the previous council Ina milking an tho
budget for lSSj.S6, 10 muotitho deficit
b3JW0Cn these amounts th6comuittpe
recommend % reduction Of eypgpse9
oil around, among other things re
ducing tho police force OF patrolmpn
lrom21 to - mon, and cutting salaries
80 b head. On Che dicusgion of
the adoption OF tho report, 10 wasurred
that tho CUmmtto3 was attempuus To
run tho council according 20 thoir
views OF false economy, endine ia "A
motion 10 adjourn, which, however.
ulu not prevail. An attompt was made
To pass resolution authorizing the is
suing of scrip, bearings per cent. in
terost, in payment OF the Citv'R ubign.
tions, including tho salaries of special.
~ Indicated employees OF tho city,
Atlor much discussion 10 was with
drawn, and the meeting adjourned
without accomplishing ANYTHING.
n chemical Analysis of the stomach
on HornberR, the cattle thief found
dead yesterday In his cell in the
county jail, has thus far failed To re.
veal indications Of strychniua poison,
Tho chemist will linish tho analysis
tomorrow, when tho result will def
nitOlY DO known.
oHIone, smith, Of the governors
seal, 10 lirh' Inspected the Washing.
ton GuSrds AgN tomorrow night viii
inspect the Sealy r'Nas. tho Gtivog-
ton Artillery aud tuu i..h. rrrap,rv.
Mayor Fulton is confined 90 his re-!
denco by a severe attack OF denrup
tower,
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Fine Location For n Largo Retail Dry
Goods Store

At Waxahschle, Texas. IL is
on tho railroad, in tho center
OF very rich, thioklv settle
and GroWi g agricultural country.
Having iuli crops u large trado liz
assured for the coming fall. Uore Ia
the be- h ,ying people I'm tho
world AHI %, Wa now b,ye for
REM very figures, tho lsrkesi,
bes' it,ed ~ most elic,blo bilplt
SO house she town, Address
FEN.lS d GrTZENDANEn, Wax
En- 10 '.'' Of Exchange bank,
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COTTON RELN REPORT
The cotton belt weath,v report Tor Texas,
Hhowing the maximum Rni m,himuri
q hpurH, "a ns fOllOwgs