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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-06

NAvAsoTA, Jan. Especial. l-uop.
r. b. Greenwood, representative from
Grihes county, will leave here for Ans
TIN City on the 18th instant.
Jno. l.. Stevens, an old resident G.,
Grimes county, died Saturday OF paral-
ysis.. He was partly unconscious and
unable to speak or swallow for twelve
days. He leaves a f'mily. He was
buried in the cemetery at Anderson.
w. >. Wilson, formerly of Dallas.
takes Henry Gudgers' place here AZ
freight and ticket agent for the Honston
q iexas Central Railroad company. II.
Gudgers continues as agent for the
Texas Express company.
Rev. Joseph Wickle passed through
mere Saturday on his way to Cald we'll.
Burieson county, to assume charge of
the Methodist church there.
The rain and cold weather Saturday
prevented religious services in all the
churches. ''0
'he people at and around Allenfarm.
braz0s county, on the Santa Fe rail.
way, want practicing physician TO
settle there.
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PARIS, Jan. 5.-Premier Ferry has re-
fused to request Deputy Clemenceau to
permit the celebrated anarchist, Louise
Mitchell TO attend the burial of her
mother in Paris to-day. Upon com
plant of NJ. Rochefort, Louise is to be
temporarily relieved from solitary con
tinement, the rigorous prison discipline
having affected her mind.
The burial OF the mother of Louise
Michael, the famous socialist, to-day,
was attended by 5000 persons. Henri
Roche fort, editor OF La Intransigeant,
was conspicuous among those present.
The attempt to make the occasion rev.
olutionary demonstration proved semi
failure. The services were completed
and tho people dispersed without dis
order.
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Saturday evening Sheriff Smith re-.

Saturday evening Sheriff Smith re-
ceived telegram from j. ]. Taylor,
city marshal of rexarkana, on the Texas
side, saying: 81 have white hat horse
thief. Come'on first train" He left for
Ttxarkana Sunday morning and found
the man in the station house, who gave
his name as Woods. He claimed to have
purchased the horse in Cook county of a
man named Miller. Subsequently, he
admitted to Deputy Marshal Reynolds
that he got he horse in Dallas county.
The deputy marshal said Reynolds had
tried To brihe him. Tho marshal and
deputy promised to meet Smith at $3.50
yesterday morning, at which time they
were To turn over the prisoner to him.
The officers failed TO do so, but later re-
ported to him that the pr soner In being
transferred u the depot escaped, and
that thoy had fred on him.
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A Failure for Congo.

BERLIN, Jan. 5,-Herr Ballay, the
Belgian delegate to the Congo confer
ence, has sent TO Paris hy Col.
Strouch, president OF the African
Industrial association, to negotiate
with Prime Minister Ferry in regard to
the claims of the association on the left
bank OF the Congo, has returned to Ber-
lin and reports that Feray refused to
recognize the associations rights and
insisted that the post of the association
ON the left bank Of tho Congo be in
.cluded i'll the French territory.
This dispute threatens to affect tho re-
suit of the Congo conference. The pro-
ject to establish Began suzerainty
over the Congo region has been dropped
OWING to Premier Ferry's overture to
obtain for France a shar7 in its govern
ment.
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Col. Calvin Ford delivered soma Of tho

Col. Calvin Ford delivered some of the
pistols to the deputies. He did not
know that Powell Clayton, of Arkansas,
helped to deliver the pistols; he did not
near Clayton say 10 the deputies: "Now
you have revolyers, go ont and use
them;' he invited Clayton TO
come to his office on election day, be-
cause the latter had had experience in
handling deputy marshals. He gave no
order to deputies to use their pistols.
his instructions were to be discrete and
not to use them unless it was necessary
ana IN self defense, aud that they would
be held responsible.
The committee adjourned until 10
a. m. tomorrow.
The encouragement says he has sent
Joel w. Bowman, an expert accountant,
TO attend during the progress of the
investigation
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MADRID, Jan. 5.-La Correspondence
Espana Elduayen says; The Powers
are being informed by circular that
Spain has annexed the territory on the
west coast of Africa between the capes
Of Marejon aud Oeste.
Additional shocks of earthquake have
occurred IN various parts of the south
ern provinces. AT Laja, ALBANIA, Jacn,
VeleZ and Malaga, assures in the earth
have appeared. \ great panic prevails
among the inhabitants, owing
10 the continuance Of the
shocks. The people throughout
Peripa, Granada and Malaga, sleep in
railway trains or occupy tents at night.
They c Ingregate about huge boutires
and religious PROFESSIONS are frequent.
IN some OF the villages the people are
suffering from famine. The bodies of
the unburied victims are beginning to
decOmpose. The ruins of Alabama pre-
sent au awlully Impressive spectacle.
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PERSON NAL.

j. @. Reed, OF Grand prairie, is quite
i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. John Bacon, of Denton, is q
guest Of the 81. George.
Mr.. Green Williams, foreman of the
HER NLD, is confined To his bed by an
attack of fever.
Mr.. j. w. Thompson, attorney at law,
returned home yesterday from visit
10 New Orleans.
y. Lesern, prominent citizen of Cali
polls, Illinois, IL visiting his sister, Mrs.
A. Il. Livingstone.
j. A. Burris, deputy sheriff of Lamar
county, brought down lot of attached
witnesses yesterday.
Robert Laws, who has b. en- confined
to his bed for several weeks past with
pneumonia, is out again.
George Dinmick, division superin-
tendent of the Texas d Pacific road
WAS in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Judah Ahrensberg, formally with
Goldsmith Bros, left last Sunday for
London, England, his home.
Miss Il. Robinson, q charming young
lady o. San Antonio, Is recreating in
the city with her aunt, Mrs NJ. Luos.
Miss Eva Greenbaum and brother, of
Louisville, Kentucky, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Levy, BrOwder
street.
Major II. G.. Withers, Of the land de
partlnent of the Texas q Pacific rail
way, with headquarters at Austin, Is AT
the ST. George.
Miss Sarah Epstein, an accomplish
mi unlnn lunu All haUtgnn - h.e a..
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson Never.
She will remain about two weeks.
The lImly of A. Wagenhauser, con.
sisting oil Mrs, Wagonhauser aud eleven
children, arrived yesterday from st,
Louis aud will make Dallas their home.
Representative Grain, OF Cleburne, is
In the city on legal business, aud will
leave in "A few days for Austin 10 take
his seat in the legislature' which con-
venos there on the 18th inst.
The two sous of James Mollett, OF
Minneapolis, Minnesota, are now in the
state visiting their uncle, DIR. j. III. Moi.
! lett, of Lancaster, and will leave to
morrow for home via New Orleans tO
visit tho exposition.
We regret to hear that Miss Susie
Vows, "A bright, cha ming Young girl
who visited her aunt, Mrs. MrRDsky, In
this city year ago, died Saturday night
at her home in Lexington, Missouri, OF
typhoid fever. Mrs. MrRosky left last
evetlng 10 be present ut the last sad
rites.
Capt. A. G. Dale and lady, of Celina
Tennessee, are In the city visiting the
fanlines OF Kirkpatrick aud Kirk, of the
holland " McRossy hardware company
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CAIRO, Jan. 5.-Ohicial advices from
Korti state that Gen. Stewart arrived
there to-day, having made the march to
Gakdul and return in a week. He left
guards at Gakdul in strongly fortified
and impregnable pos ton with plenti-
full supply of good water and provisions.
A few of the mahdi's followers were
captured on the march. They completely
surprised the Arabs, Stewart speaks in
high praise oi the manner in which all
ranks of his force worked.
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ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
GEN. STEWARDS GRAND MARCH.
Louise Michel shown More Humanity
Her Mothers Funeral 10y Mantle
at COiogne-The English TX
plosion-General Foreign.



LONDON, Jan. 5.--Earl Granville de-
clines to give his consent to the propo-
sal to hold formal conference on the
Egyptian question at Paris. He pro-
poses instead, that an Informal meeting
be held at the Brl ish embassy at Paris,
to be presided over by Lord Lyon, the
Brit ism ambassador, at which the other
foreign ambassadors accredited TO
France shall have the privilege of TAX
ing. part in the discussion, but not in
voting.
ADVCEs FROM INDIA
state that party OF MopUlah fanatics
have intreuched themselves in a tenn
pie, near Calcutta, in the Malabaf dis
trict, and detied The authority of the To-
cal officials. A British corps was called
out TO dislodge lhem. In order to Of
feet this it was necessary to explode the
gate whereupon the entrenched par q
made desperate resistance. Nine Mo
polahs and one soldier were killed be-
fore the insurrection was quelled.
LoNDoN, Jan. . -Messrs. Francers q
Joseph Bpdart, merchants and seed
crusherS, failed; liabilities, 100000.
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PARIS, Jan. 6.-Le Temps says the re-
cent victory of Gen Negrier, near Chu,
is the prelude to offensive action. Gen.
B'iere de Lisle has re-
solved to occupy Lang Son
without awaiting reinlorcements.
Gen. Negrier is marching on Lang Son,
via the Neich-pane valley. Operations
IN Tonquin are hencetorth to be directed
by Gen, Lowall, minister OF war, aud
Admiral Peyron, minister of marine,
acting in concert
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vINoENNTs, lSD., Jan. b.-Tho Wa
bash and White rivers are overlooking
their banks, where unlevied. Hun
dreds ot families living along the bot
The Wabash rose seven inches last
night and six inches up to noon TO day.
Thousands of saw logs were swept
away. Scores Of families along White
river have been driven from their
homes. The couu,ry below this city IL
greatly endangered.
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APnliiirnl AAnr,la,nn-

MERRYFIELD, ". VA, Jan. 5-The adj
herents of the rival candidates for the
Office of county clerk are under arms
and the town Is in great alarm. James
Wilson defeated WIN Loeb at the Octo-
Der election, but Loeb claiming that the
constitutional amendment changing the
election from October to November
went into effect at once, V as voted for at
the November election, aud he claims
the office. The mayor and the sheriff
have prevented blOodshed, but armed
men were still IN battle array, last night,
with the expectation Of an outbreak.
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Ennl Play Ifrnreil.

GALVESTON, Jan. 5.-The police were
Informed to day that Jocob Smith, cap
tain AMI half owner of the schooner
bay break, had been missing In tho city
since last Wednesday. Grave fears are
entertained for his safety.
There Is reason to suspect that he has
been ioully dealt win. When Capt.
Smith left the vessel last Wednesday he
had several hundred dollars freight
money ON his person. Active search Is
being made Tor the missing man.
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Fatal Cold Wenlher In the panhnndIe.

HENRIETTA, Jan. Especial. News
has just reached here that during
the recent cold weather cow
boy rode into Archer City, frozen
still on his horse, aud soon died. Two
other deaths are reported from the same
cause in the Panhandle. This section il
flooded with water. The streams are
higher than known for wears. Mum
bors of cattle aud horses have been
drowned. One man, coming to town
yesterday, lost bis wagon and two
horses in n small stream and barely es-
capped alive himself
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Sudden Death Ncnr Marshal,

MARSHALL, Jan. 5.-[Spocial. Peter
Howe, aged about 80 years, u German,
who came here from Indiana, for the
past year tarm hand in the service of
Mr.. Everets, about eight or nine miles
east OF this city, had been complaining
for several days. Yesterday friends
was living and minlstered 10 his wants.
This morning he was found dead in his
bed, greatly TO the surprise of his
friends. lie was sober, Woodworking
man,
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RMS company held an election OF Off
GERS last evening at their armory which
resulted as follows: Captain, G. N.
pullman; first lieutenant, p. Lang; sec.
ond lieutenant, Il. #. Overand; first
sergeant, C.. A. Clapp; second serpeant
= III. Beard; third sergeant, s. s. Tav.
Tor; fourth sergeant, N. p. Anderson
hrst corporal, Sidney Smith; second
corporal, W. 7. Camp; third corporal.
j. a. Beard; fourth corporal, J. C. Balm;
secretary, p. Long; treasurer, q. N.
Quillman. -N'
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In Favor Of Depew.

ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The Express to-
morrow will say that its choice for
United States senator was Arthur, but
as he has notified his friends that he is
not candidate, that ends the business.
1t then says: "Col. William Evarts can
make speech as long as the decalogue,
nut we want something more than this.
EVarts lacks the requirements OF poll
tiGs' The Express can discover no man
VINO Is so well adapted to the position as
non. Chauncy M. Depew, also Repub-
lean, who, with voice, and with healt
and with tongue, which gave no uucei.
am sound. Depew would he our very
strongest candidate.
ERWIN TO BE SPEAKER.
ALBANY, Jan. 5.-Mr. Hubbel has
Just been Withdrawn from the race for
speaker. That leaves Erwin alone in
the field, and the winner. The contest
went on all the morning aud afternoon
IN IN rooms and the corridors of the
Delevan House, and at one time Hub
nell was apparently ahead, but the
friends OF Erwin suddenly
rallied and swept the Geld
before them. The proceedings in
the caucus this evening viii necessarily
be brief.
The Republican assembly caucus was
held III the assembly chamber. Many
ladies were present on the floor, but
the males we're largely in the ma.
Jority. The galleries we're filed
with Interested spectators. The
chamber was brilliantly illuminated.
Assemblyman Van Allen was unani-
mIously chosen chairman Ofthe caucus.
lie said 1t behooyed the republican MEM
bers, III the interest of their party, to
nave session that should reflect credit
on the party ana TO see to
II that the laws placed on the statute
books should be such as TO receive the
approval and endorsement OF the people
OF the state.
Geo. u. Erwin, Of st. Lawrence
county, was placed unanimously in
nomination for speaker aud Chas. A.
Chickeway selected for clerk.
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Election Of Omcera.

The following officers were elected
Yesterday by Engine company, No. Q,
Tor the ENSUING year: President, w. L..
Hawkins; vice-president, A. +. Slater:
secretary, M. V. Cone; treasurer, A.
Dysterbach; foreman, Thomas WIlkin-
son hrst assistant foreman, Charles
nmlth; second assistant foreman, Ned
hooolhs; engineer, Ed Long; engine
nriver' Albert Waldridge; hose carriage
driver, III. g. Stevenson; delegate tn RI
state firemen's meeting, Ned Robbins.
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Al an election of officers held last
evening, the following were chosen by
the Turn Verein society for the ensuing
year; First speaker, August Mueller;
second speaker, II. +. Eisenlohr; first
Instructor, q. Wunderlich; second in
struct0r, X. Eisehlohr; first sec. etary,
Henry Schneider; second secretary, j.
nlsenlohr; first treasurer, George Bur
ger; second treasurer, Frank Ham;
steward, Il. F. Bohney; librarian, q. +.
Alderman; trustees, j. Grossman aud
l.. +. BOhny.
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Mayor Grace. Nessngc.

NEW York, Jan. 5.--Mayor Grace, In
his annual message to the board OF al
dermen, urges the necessity of spring
elections aud that the bureau of elec.
lions be made independent of
the police department, so far as Il re-
garded the appointment of election Off
GERS. The net { nded deDt OF the city is
So2,Oi7 600. The rate OF tax for the cur
rent year Will be nearly s. per cent.
The public schools during the year cost
Si,OD,000. The number of scholars taught
during the year WAS 2il 900.
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True rntrlot sons of France.

PARIS, Jan. 5.-rhousands OF persons
visited Gambetta's house at Vile De
Avery yesterday. Speeches were made
to the throng of visitors by Paul Bert
aud other we'll known Republican
leaders eulogizing Gambetta's policy ot
revenge. The sentiment was loudly
apphuded. The people enthusiastically
shouted, "Vive Alsacn, vive Lorrainer'
and "Vive Ia Nation FrancaiseW
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Tho skin Is OF that delicate nature
upon which the most Improvement can
be made aud by the use of Pozzoni's
medicated complexion powder all
roughness, sallOwness and irritation
can be overcome leaving the skin deli
cately white, soft aud smooth. This
preparation has world wide reputa-
ton, 80 no fear need be entertained OF
the result. Sold by all druggists.
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THEATRICAL ITEMS.

Everybody will laugh at the opera
house Friday night.
Mr.. Geo. Decker, the advance agent of
Min, is expected to-day.
The. "Strategists" Friday and satur-
day nights and matinee Saturday after.
noon.
The box sheet for the Strateeists
opens at 10 o'clock to morrow. The sale
promises to lie large.
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eroa and Senior Francisco Ossa, on the
question of the presidential election.
Both withdrew to the cathe-
dral plaza, drew revulyers and
began firing. Eight shots were ex-
changed, resulting in the death of
Fegueron. Two by-standers were shot
and one killed. A guard of soldiers
quelled the Disturbance and dispersed
inc crowd. Politics throughout the re-
public and Colo mbia are III disturbed
condition
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AT NEW Y )RK CITY.

NIB" YORK, Jan. 5-Fire this morning
IN the store of Ernstein, Hirsch q Co.,
importers of lace and embroderies,
damaged the stock $4,000. Converse.
Stanton Il Davis, WOODEN commission
merchants, occupied portion of the
building and suffered a loss of s5e.O0O
are insured.
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n,nnmiininn DID linda

COLOGNE, Jan. "a box passing
through the customs Offices, as contain
ing old clothes, addressed to Cologne
workman, was found to contain dynam.
lite and gun cotton. Several anarchists,
comrades of the man 10 whom the box
was addressed, have been arrested.
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Italy and England,

ROME, Jau. DIT is reported that the
ministerial council has had under con-
sideration an offensive aud defensive
alliance with England, the latter guaran-
teeing 10 support ltaly's annexations Of
Tripoli In return for Italy's support Of
England In Egypt.
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wolseloy's March,

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Gen. Wolseley has
telegraphed that the Statrordshiro regi-
mont has been rowed over the Gerindld
cataract aud is camped nj Hsmdab. He
will soon have "A force at that point
ready for an advance. He says that
everything Is going well.
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Notes From GreenyiiIe.

GREENvILLE, jan. 6.-lSpecial.l dis
trict court is in session here, the newly
elected judge, j. A. b. Putnam, presid-
Ing. The grand aud civil juries are inn
panolled and n lengthy civil and crimi-
nal docket is being disposed of rapidly.
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Bits From I,elton.

BELToN, Jan. 5.-lSpecial. THE sun
came out bright this morning for the
first time in two or three days. Under
foot is nothing but mud and slush.
A. large crowd of people were in town
to day, 1t being stray sale day and
county court meeting,
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Peyrou viii STAY In the Cabinet.

PARIS, Jan. 5.-Admiral Peyron, min
lister of the marine, has no intention of
resiguing. His views are in complete
accord with Gen Lowall, the new min
ister of war,
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italy tn yripOli.

ROME, Jan. GA higher military OIL
Ger declares that the Italian govern.
ment has decided to occupy Tripoli
and that the necessary troops are al.
ready designated.
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A woman who IL weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like a well per
son. Carriers Iron Pills equallso III q
circulation, remove nervousness end
give strength and rest.
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English War ships Active.

PLYMOUTH, Jan. 5,-Great speculation
exists as TO the destination of the three
iron clads, the Northumberland the
Agin court and the Achilles, summari-
ly ordered yesterday 10 prepare for i'm
mediate service. The greatest activity
prevails at the government docks 10.
HaU
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poiitlcai rrar cdy at Panama.

PANAMA, jan. 5.--During a political
dispute at the town hail ON Saturday
warm words passed between Col. Fegu-
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Found Dea,i.

BLOOMINGTON, IND, Jan. 5.-Louis
Fodder, night Waterman at Ryers stove
factory, was found dead noar his home,
with his brains beaten out. The MUIR
derer is not known.
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DALLAS. TEX

TERM
S@oftie
w X. Prcsid
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Cattle Disease.
Sliding SnnihMard.

CoNCEPCIoN, CHILL, Jan. San
alarming pestilential disease has ap-
peared among cattle.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edeuia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Mare hal Mel Roea
Lundborgs Perfume. Alpn no Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, lAlly OF tho \ aIisy.
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Tho Tennrs.ec IerI.In,ure,

NASHVILLE, Jan. 5,--The legislature
met to-day. Both houses elected ten.-
porary speaker and adjourned till to-
marrow.
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SANTIAGO, chill, Jan. 5-Severe
hooks of earthqua ke We're felt Sunday.
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WaxahachIe Locals.

Ellis county court opened for business
this morning. The docket for this term
shows I'D cases, IA follows:
Cases continued In which there has been
no arrests 5000. ......... ........ s........ 90
Continued from Octobe term, 1884 ....... 10
Adultry .. .............. .........,.. |
Carrying pistol ........,.... ......,...,,." 3
THEFT ................. Observation-Disclosures, q
Malicious mischief ........... ......,....." l
lnjuring fence OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
NiOnting, lection laws ... ......... ..,.. 2
Serious threats OF taking the life of an
other ....... ............. ..................
Engage In occupation without paying
tax ............. Observation-Disclosures. |
Appealed from justice court ............. s
Playing cards o., .. Observation-Disclosures. |
Violating Sunday law commandments. 3
WI al ~ounding of cattle ...,,,.,,,..... l
Bishop Garrett preached here yester-
dav.
Miss Jennie Leo Aldredge, sist of
Judge q. n. Aldredge, OF Dallas, Is visit
ing Mrs. q. Il. Simms.
Miss Gu.se Jennings, of Italy, Is Wis
iting Mrs. II. l.. Anderson.
Miss Birdie FlOrer, daughter of the
postmaster,and LATE 0i Kansas City,now
has charge of the money order depart
ment in the postoflice.