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New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Lieutenant John
Rich AMI Lieutenant t. o. Lasher have been ordered to
examination for promotion.
Assistant Engineer r. H. Edrdg6 has been detached
from duty at the Ohio University Columbus and ordered
to hold himself ia readiness for sea service.
Assistant Engineer VI. T.. Cooley from duty Mt the
Michigan University and ordered to hold himself In
readiness for service.
Assistant Engineer C. A. Carr from duty at tho stevens
Institute obOken aud ordered To hold himself In readi
for service.
Passed Assistant Engi gineer Robert Crawford from duty
at spring Garden Institute Philadelphia and ordered To
held himself In readiness for service.
Naval Constructor W. l.. MntDnyo from the NewYork
Navy Yard and ordered 10 duty ut the navy yard at
Portsmouth.
Naval Constructor Thomas t. Webb from the navy
yard at Portsmouth and placed on.waitlng orders
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
STEPHEN MERRITT LoYoISo FOR POWER.

Stephen Merritt, undertaken and clergyman,
after being elected stay at homo from the Assembly
last fall being Prohibition candidate In the lid Dis
sriet stil longs for political fame and power. mass
meeting held in his interest at the Grand Opera
House last night. About 200 people present. Mr.
Merritt had signed request the newspapers to send
ycporters there He nominated for State Senator
FROM the With District, and after Ave minutes Of
sason got his coyness and accepted w. X. Pey-
ton presided, and the Rev. NJ II. Pogs0n James A sea-
man aud tho Rev. J. b. Thomson made speeches.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

ntagonst Carta In Class A. The judges were Captain
Roland C. Coffin "A. Idchtenhcm and Commodore a. j:
Prime OF the Yonkers Yacht Club fhe tide was flood
during the first honr the At the finish 1t was
strong cbb Clnria won In Class A. beating Ruth by
and As seconds; Julian In Class Henry cray
i'm Class C. beating Martha Mum by minutes and 80
seconds and winning n champion pennant for making
the fastest time over the without time allowance
Henry Fisher in Glass ID, and Gypsy i'll Class Il.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
rA,uItrs or NAVAL orFIcERs.

WASHINGTON. June 3O.-Secretary whitney
has revoked the following naval order Issued July D..
lssJ:
Naval officers attached to cruising warvesses, especi
ally commanding officers expected to leave their
families usual Ncd places OF abode and not 10
attempt transfer them Ia convenient visiting
points. Officers dlsresardng this injunction will be
liable to be relieved from duty.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
VICTORY FOR THE NETWORK BASE BALL CLUB
DETnoIT Jnne 3O.-The New York ninl

won to-days game of asobal In the first inning. when
Connor scored uncarned Iun. Both clubs played a
sharp fielding game. but were Hight at the bat. Bad
OF the players. pitched for the FIRST time
the home club. and pitched we'll The
,leirolt ...........................O o 90
NcR.iOrk Observation-Disclosures q y u o.
TWO.basc m's Hanlon. First base balls on Bald.
. on Kccf.. .. First base Detroit.
York 3. Strlck out-By Baldwin. q by kraio D. Double
plays Crane. Collins and McQucry Umpire Go siicy.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

There business done in State bonds and thcrc
feature In the quotations Of city BANK STOCKS
five shares OF The state sold at lO2i2
Railway bonds were unusually quiet and the prices
generally show little change. Erie second con-
soils were up l. to 30. but closed 495s. West Shore
5s especially active and after decline OF =
to 34la and rise jai closed at 354 Missouri, Kan
Texas general Us were of q at I4is Missouri
Pacific consos u higher at l00i2 Louisville aud
Nashyiles with moderate sales ruled about steady.
kans Pacific consOls of p at 9sl2 and oregon
Short Line Is steady at 92As Texas and Paciho
incomes y higher at 3S. Central OF NewJersey
consos sales Of two bonds declined Z 10 lOo2;
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consoI
5s OF Il at 4sis and the incomes sold down to lOAi
The st. Paul issues were about steady within u
range of "a PER cent Northwestern new Twenty-Five
year debentures sold to the amount OF 10000 at 10o
and Burlington and Quincy debenture 5s were a higher
1888. Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern hrst
Were strong 1878 Denver and Rio Grande hrsts
were lo higher at lO5 and the consos improved Il 20
55a Northern Pacific rsts steady at lO5is@ lO.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance $50 22:
made up by gains OF SGs55l6 coin and $l3t,7o7 cur
rency The days operations coyered receipts. I'll.
G7O970 payments Including S62, 600 gold certificates
retired) S9l2747; currency balance, Sl9,5o4,62o,
coin balance, $l563l2 433.
lie follow is the monthly statement OF receipts and
disbursements by the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States. at New-York for the month OF juno:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

There 10 said to be O lady in Burlington wh Is
nxtromey sensitive that she goes By pilc Of
nndressed lumber without looking the other way and
Aushing burlington Free PrssA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Juno 30.-Lcave of absence
for three months with permission to go beyond has
been granted Captain James O. Ayres, Ordnance De-
partment. 49, 80
The leave OF absence oh surgeon certificate OF dis
ability granted Second Lieutenant Philip T. Powell, oth
Cavalry, has been extended eight months with per-
mission TO 20 beyond sea.
Major James j. Van Horn. 18th Infantry, has been
directed TO proceed Fort Smelling Minn and report
in person to the commanding general Department OF
Dakota for assignment To the command OF tho 10th
Infantry In OF his promotion to be Lieuten-
antColonel OF that regiment.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
,rrss SWEET nor IIKrI.Y TO DE sUsPENDED

WAsuuNGrON, June 80 The STIR this after
noon says: When Miss Sweet. the pension agent nj
Chicago was asked to resign some months she
told that she could until June 30 to senl In her
Ssnaiion Thi- to-day. hut h Is stated that
further step, vii b. taken ~ tho matter and that
probable That Miss yeei Will ont the remaining
year OF the term FOR which she was appointed"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

Gold bars stamped. Sl65s.SS3 ....
silver bars stanped..... 2ss,6s5- lsi3.oo9
Money loaned on call high pig per cent and as low
"a per cent. The prevailing rate was l. per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs follows:
Exchanges S76 ZOE, ,79S; balances, SO. .s35.630
The United states Treasury at Washington to-day ie
ceiyed $3.50, 900 National bank notes for redemption
The ustoms receipts S533 775, and the Internal
revenue receipts were $lGi,3ll.
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady at un,
changed quotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills "a sll2 and - 5la for long ani short sterling re-
spectivey 52l and 52Oos for francs; 9ii2 ana JAN
for rechmarks 1878 and 40 for guders.
In London British consos opened is per cent hignet
at 99 afterward reacted and closed unchanged ~
993s for both money and account United States bonds
were not quoted. American railways were Irregular
First quotations showed general declines from when
there were some rccOvcries that responsive 10 mo
early home rallies I'm price. Thus Central ana iudson
after opening steady at s67s rose to 3D. ahu -! Ian
after decline of Il to 72A rose 10 1873 Boh the de
cnes and advances nothing more than renectiohs
of the latest received home quotations The BANK OK
England lost g3l 900 bullion on balance N farls
French per cents declined from sl.2o TO so'eo'
Exports Of merchandise from New-fork:
1888. 1884. 1885.
For the S6,2il l3O $J,S22.lol So,ylooS!
Previously reported. l6S356773 li34sQoS6 lb55sz42s
Total suce jan STA 507 7O3 Sl4942.ls7 Si62,i9sol
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WE LAMAR,s SOY APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON. Jano 3J.-Secretary Lamar
ha, appointed al, son. L. q C. Lantr Jr. ~ his steno-
grapher aud private secretary MI the vacancy caused
10y the promotion Oi l.. l.. Hanna.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsnISoTos Tuesday. juno 80 1888.
REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBr.-It Ia estimated that
there bosn decrease Of about Sl050O,000 In the
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. JUNE 80.
THE GENERAL LIST.
Actual

Actual Closing
sales. bids.
lOpcn-l n-l---|- Fl -- ShlreS
Ndpr. ing. Hg't Low't nal. Bid. AKA sold
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THIRD RACE oooD-BYr STAKES. rwo-YnAE-oLps,
FOURTH RACE, spiNpEtr STAKES. TngEr-YEl
OLps, Iii MILES.
rirru r,cr. sffrrrp err. 9ls Mnrs.
,, HURDLE RACE toN TIE

| 4 W-ichfi Nrms .fge Wtigt
| Drake 'nrcr...... I2O fr Ifasar ........ > o
! w.iiensoe ,'...... li3 Biuc Peter........ "o
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

rotal slnco jan sl74 507 7O3 sl62l0s.oI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13

Eat foadrua with ihose OF Nina Tin
yen the nuptisl relation, ali az
vnsh took place at the suburban rs.-
bride. ''' INK
NJ. fondrsm Ia postnas.sr a. thl.
place, sRs ssncs = literal worthy
member Of rssidsnt elsyelsnd's stsf
asa tals eta al example worthy OF
imitation By his xissinEuishsd pstron
4sld, and II he DOES not follow In ,hs
wake, Il will simply be bec,sss ~
VIII ssudioualy avoid csntuss WITH ir-
Ieal.tao!e, bswitchipg charms, sush A
eut ineod Bat has $, gracefully fallen
willing victim to.
1ous Fabsrist, togsthsr with tho
nest OF frisedp OF the newly ID
cseplo, unite Ia cus common inysas.
tion 70 tho Great Dispenser OF lows, TO
SHOWER upon their devoted Heads, in
tAsir joint perlsrlna,ious through he,
bliss. ~N"
Csllin County Fsrners' Alliance sold
lss Ssies OF cotton hrro vesterd av
evening to Nswbury & Co. FOR sgS.
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vsrasS.
XRRHoN. Nn1.

NsRHoS, Nov. u.-lCorrgsvord.
eree,]-To-tay, Tor tho third time, the
county commissioners oours was
called upon to appoint sjustics OF tho
pesso for PreciucS No. s-ths Harold
ETcoinci. Abous Ave aon,ka SEQ the
hrss ons, Nj. II. P. Shiel,
vsS sppolnSsA, who a1urishcd,
ma II were, for . willis
10 an unprecedented manner;
butaias! acouss,ious of mlsapplisatiorI
or public funds wero hurled against
hlm, and he rep'sned. Theu Mr.,
ihorp, young inSn Il spos,Gss rsps-
tsuoE,, was appointed, but nftsr alling
tko ONCE n foH wsoks, on last Friday
night bs WA called bsgors q higngr
trleunsl TO await judgment. Rtiors
his remxina had roJist ia the grave
Nv" sturs, apnblis maogiug was lie -
In the t0Sn Of Harold 10
recommend mSa far tho po-
slslon. Tho pseting, however, wSs
lsousht 10 no "pGshad," ~ il wery, aud
tneagh GWo s2DlsN wore prominently
ostdrs 10, ons withdrew hia uamo add
OF course th3 otler wSa Aomina.ad.
AoHsVsr, the CORA to-day Eglsr cons
elaboration sud consideration OF dif.
iaran. applicants, apD1iAiai i. Winc-
sor hOoloseg, j. r, an eli ei,ixan of
ses sSuSty; Ana though strongly op-
possd oy sosoe pzrtics OF Harold,
&es,s the Epprovsl oe .aoss of thost
VINO hsso &ao"n htea lonesat,
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b rsnhan

BaENHAn, Nov. l2,-[spsslal. AT
daylight this morning II, 0. Hofrm an
was found hanging in the hall Of the
county jail, dead, He had baen In jsil
awaiting preliminary examination on
the charge OF smbesylsment from i
Sesarpe q Co., cotton buysrs, In WI so
employ hc WAS bsok-kseper. Tao
amount stolen haB not been definitely
ascertainsd, bias 10 supposed TO DO
about $500.
Desassod cnmo here from New Or
leans about three months sgo. II Ia
said 10 leaves wife and fve chilAren
In Germany. Rumsr has it tha, Hsff
nam was not his roal namc srd that
no wns defsultor to large amounts In
the old country. and later in Chiosro.
and alas thai 0fhssrs wore looking FOR
him.
The safs la 10 Schmidt d Co % store
wan blown open last night, but the
burglsr'proof compartment proving
too strong for ths burglary drills, they
w're toiled. They sec y few doll.rs
out OF the til! and taking Lunch they
departed,
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lT. PLsAsANT, Nov. 7.-lSpecial. =
sjury in the Duff csss brought In 4
I'D ics OF not guil!y g. Q o'clock this
|rninE, hsying bssn on, since 10
Ilos1 las. night. Ths vordics WAS
ito q sRrprtSs evan TO soms OF tho
fand&o's aa1ncsl, who oxpsc.sd
ming bs,ter tos DUFF shan d hung
~. This casa AVA sxoitod considera-
sintersss during its entire procsed =
slnsa hsndav, ~ 1t uas believed
many that Duff killed Adams in
"A blood, sDd tho evidences OF the
jority OF tia witnesses justified
eh bslisf, bat tho Judges charge
10 plMu aud favorable TO Duff
ID Is clalE,ed bv tho Jury and
prssl that they csald not do other
y than asquit.
he casa of she State w. Jsmes
Pnry, charged With murder com.
fed In 1859, la this county, and who
been In jail hero sinse last April
laiting trial, was osilst In the dis-
J! court this morning at $50 o'clock
q the jury empuneled, witnesses
hminsd, arGusd by counsel and d.
I'D BY the jsry before 4 o'clock this
anlxg. He Was acqaittsd.
The case OF ths State VS.. Charles
'lug, tho negro who 10 alleged to
10 robbed john AoAlsy lsSs month,
nt forto morrow morning at $3.50
ytlock,
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HAN ANTONIO, Nov. l2-IspsoiAl.l -
The naass OF the Germans slxiA YES
tsrsay near Bxxdors, in the Bryant
Willing, werp August ksitxsr and
Fritz Eckhsrt. Chrissisn Hckhart was
wounded in tho hand.
Alfrsd Rurlags, who, Isss summer,
s~fnd.ct his sister, Mrs. Edwards, or
Assttu, out Of SIS, by . telegram al
isstHS her chiid's dsAlh at this place.
and ASKING she ssoney 10 pay expenses
or chipping the body 70 Austin, vsp
convicted Ia tse district court to-day
snd sentenced TO tive years. The Jury
sere IN session sll night, 10 of them
bsiss in favor OF giving him 10 years
instead o. two. Tbs hsArtlepsness OF
tbs crimo vas without parallel. Tho
newspapers declare that his ESCAPING
.with only two years ia an outrage on
jes.io3.
HssrT &sHrer, q alSrS OF this eity
who aooa months ago Stols %, Oes from
AIN employers, Olsaattb Il Co, Mud e.
e'pea TO kexioo, 10 working al San
Lats Posoai. Mexico, under the name
OF Rsoeet Newton. He ~ doing we'll
aud making n big solargs. A gentle
msa who tnsw Aim well saw him
thafe ivo days sso. He IL unaware
hie sisaDiao sas has q penssrstsd. Etaps
pill be- taken for bis sxtradlsion.
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Wenthsrfortl,

"nArnHRF>RD, How. l2-[SpsciaI.1
Henry Lsntx, justice OF tho psacs o.,
Precinct No. Q, in this county, |. IA lust
returned from steph snvllle, Taxss.
whers hshas boon In attendance upon
the trial of the Smith boys, as wilt
nssa for the Stats. II will DO rsmem
bsrsd thnt those bovr wero arrested Ia
this county, near PoDivills, uoms Z, W
months ago and taken to Stephsnville
for trial. rho eldest one WAS con
vlcted and was Sivsn four yo.rs In tho
psnitsntiary, tue other being on trial
81 present. These young tcllows are
vol kuoTn h~rs, sx ono OF them RIM
saloon hare several years.
George Beyers and A. l.. Philips, two
az the prisoners oounued In ths cnunty
1ail, became engaged in a diGarultv a
Tow dnv1 sce, aud during sks fiRht
Bsyers bit his felo ". prisonsr's thumb
entirely of. Thoy have hoen teeoiny
mo affair sosceslsd from the Tailor
sut to-day one OF the prison ors lot II
ant.
J T. Chstwell aud Miss ". L, FREQ
man wore licensed TO marry To-day.
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A Zig Blaze At o.,v.,,.,

GALvRsToN, Nov. l3,-ll:D q. m -
A Srext nrs Ia now raging in the esat-
ern part Of tho city. Flames were dig
covered about las Issuing f,om a
small foundry on ts9 north aide
Of StrsDd street, near the corner
OF Sixteents. In u few moments, un-
der s.itf northar, the flames sprssd
to ooEa sdjoining buildings, occupied
AZ dwsllinga, and % large grcoery
atars on the corner. Ina f.w mo.
msuGs, aud before tho fro depart
noat could roach tho scsns,
tho names had jeaped across tho
strand eud cDsuliss two large
residences, lne inmates barely o.
Gaping and Ssying but little apparel.
By this time .hs entire fra dspsrtmon,
wss on TIE ground. bus the
wind is blowing slmos. n gals,
nnd great clouds OF sparkle arc
being carried n0uthssrd Ave squares
over the roofs OF Toods1 dwellings.
Already fully dozen houses ars In
hsmes, and people are appalled, AZ The
prospects OF q aonflsgrsIion. II the
WIND Keeps mp tsere 10 nothing that
can apparently raye the ssst end. The
nro department seems bevildered aud
halplsSS, being unable to get
nsar the nSmes, and tho thick
blsok hMoks Il aufJcsting. The
straess Tor squares are st this writing
hIed vita frightened women aud cry
ing children, sud the scene about Inc
firo IL terrible.
AIS. m. tho nro is raging with re-
Moved fury. 1t has spread four
blocks, and houses two and
three blocks further south are
catching. Not less shnn 90 DIV olllngs
are burning furiou'ly at this moment.
anu indications are tina, the M.
VIII spresd and cut directly sorosa the
island. Thus far IL has been coutined
70 toe width OF ono square, between
S'xiseath and Seventeenth stroe,s.
hut this 10 because tho wind
Ia blowing 40 suong It keeps in A
straight line. The scene Tor many
s.qnsres oeggors all description.
Inc ,ronire city 10 III hted
up. The. wind Is high. Above
town bro nncks Of wild gooso Attracted
by tho bright glare. They hover hish,
beating agei0se the north wind. Tho
ne oopSrimcnt IL scattered all
over tue East Eod and making
no Impression whstever on tho pro,
aress Of the fire. After sxhausIIpg It.
self on both sides OF the Strand. be.
wacn Sixteenth aud Seventeenth, tho
IRE rapidly jumped to MecDanic
stfost, thence TO Market
street, thence 10 Poso a go
from Market street on the south. The
path or the fire. IN filled with
aYmo OF tho finest snd coat
Hest dwellings IN the city, but they
aro GIL wooden structures and are
doomed. M. Lsskor's elegant
iscldonco II burning, as IL also
A'dcrmsn Weis aud Felmen's
large mautioD. Dozens Of Others lu
tho Immediate Vicinity arc Ia iumi-
nent danger, md thar portion OF the
CITY seems doomed.
From strand to Market, the burned
residences arc chl. fly poor people, bu /
south OF Market for eight squares live
wealthy citizsne.
$3.50 a. ma gentleman juss from
tho flro says Il han now sptoad
10 Winnie Dtroet. p,x SOU ares iron
The starting point, and has
aho broken out Ia the next blocks
aust ~ Fifteenth street. This 10 wur, o
end worso, aud mesns . loss Of "a third
Of the city.
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HILLsBoRs, Nov. l2.-fSpsclal. To
day at nho,d IL O'Clock four OF tho
prisoners In tho county jail broke cut,
They wore Tom Z, varnell, Jessa De-
GrAn'snrocd, Hubbard Watson snd
Fs.nS Moro, aplorsd. They wore In
tho run-arouup about tho cslls, ssd
pricd no osra leeso At Que orner aud
sque, zed our. They snpp,d ont by
the tSo guards and were gone malt an
hour beforo they wore mtsset. A large
posse has sesp securing ths woods for
ihem all day, anu tho hu0t will bs kopt
up sO-nignt
vsrnsll was awaiting hiu trial for
purdsr, De 9rsfi.nreos AVID Frank
More were under sentence TO tho
pesltsntlsry for seven years each.
They brpks tho Mcridsn AL last sum-
MAR and Gos otf with u Winnheslsr
rins sad navy dix, aud when the pOssa
came gu thsm they opened fire, but
were finally captured. Watson wss
under u 20.ycars sentence 10 the poui.
ton,isry FOR hOrss thoft IN three cssea
Much excitement prsvsils, ~ oil
pAriioS Nsrs prisoners OF note.
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TAslSr,

TArLoh, Nov. 2,-iRpssial.l-A ira
broke oGi sbons $50 o'slsc 4 isss nisht
la the dwsllinsof Hauk Cares, in the
,astern part OF the city. Cause, asfac-
siyo FAC. Tho buiiuisg war a total
lers, bat the furniture Was nearly all
save. Insurance., sl,00% ON dwsllins
aad conteats in the Creaccnt Insur-
s1ss oompsny. Tha hoass being OF
frhne and very dry, burned like
siAdsr. rhs Are many put q stream
OF water through 1,7e0 feet OF hose on
ihs nrs, but ssuld only protsos sur.
roaadins buildinga. After putting tia
hamea apparently Out and getting tho
hoss back To snv hose hoass she Arc
broke on. Sfresh and tho Are company
had to return 20 the ruino aud again
sqnelch the fis,y monster.
There will be new company organ
izst Monday, thus giving us two hose
ana one hook and ladder company.
Tbs festival given last mig ! for the
bensds of the Bsptist Onuroh war
quite . success b,th socially aud Ruau-
sially, absut SEQ being Realised.
a atin notraor ts now on us.
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Asve not pad half their store bill. for
the lnst and tss Previous years.
This town was refreshed bv n slivht
nortAsr this morning, aftsr ssms
weeks OF warn fall weather. rhs
cool breeas visiting us will prove bans.
heiai TO the victims of dsnaus that ara
sfill wsak and lettering from its effects.
Nsbs, Vsorz ranger, OF Hoaston, is In
she city and delivered . lscturs No
nixht at the Methodist church, hiv
sue sss hsinx, "Fhs Jews ~ . Nation
and the Jewish RSbsion."
Inc aissppsstruse Of the long lines
OF freight cars on she side tracks hsre
shis morning lndicstNs thss she I'M
p<dlmsnt has btsn removed at the
gult ssd OF tho line.
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Bolton

BsLroE, Nov. l2.-ISpscisl.l-
has just rsaohsd Sown OF q narrow o.
caps OF Colonel Lass family, who re-.
side q. tho base OF Sugar Loaf noun
tain, from most tragic death. Ga
Friday morAlns su immBnsc boulder
OF many tons weight looEcasd and
rolled from the top Of the mounts ain,
passing through Colonel Lse's yard,
missing his heuse only few fact. In
Ito course 1t struck wheat bin CON
taining 200 bnshsls OF wheat, which
was Knocked into smitheresns, seat
tsrlns tho wheat to q great distance,
producing tosSl less. IL thsn parsed
on through hls cow lot, killing bull,
smashing asulky pillow aud buryins u
bale Of cotton into tse earth.
During the DAY other pieces fell, Ons
OF which Ia its hsodisng conrso rolled
q dlstaucs OF 5000 tsot.
1t WA DILLON, the advsnoe Sgent, in
stead of Browne, tho mrnagor OF tho
Good ~ Gold tr0ups, ths5 had q din
Guilty With n hotoi proprietor yeStsr,
day. He wss fiued to-day IN the
Naysr's court S. aud cost.
The soldest northor OF tho season
hAs been blowing aimee s O'Clock this
morniug.
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MEANWHILE, Nov. l2.-[Sposial. -
nis morning Mr.. jim CofYman was
|and dead In his room vt the Mont
Pnsry house. Mr.. Coffmsp VAS rep
esnting Terrell nursery, and was
rs on bssinesa conRcoted with tho
)me. He sonverrcd PLEASANTLY with
fricnds last night at supper, but it
p noticeable tnss :. that time he was
fder the lnflusnos OF liquor. when
|hnd stiff 10 death he still hold
hia hand a fisak hall
Jed With whisky. There arc several
soiies "a to this cause Of his death,
b the generally accepted ono Ia thai
died iii q bs OF apoplsIy. He WAS q,
balloon at 2 o'clock aud purchased
niaky, and atswGs heard breathing
lud sud heavy in his room. Another
(Gh doubtless auperinduced by the
fsatest OF sit human curass. The 70.
aims Of deceased were taken TO Kauf
pan county for burial.
Judge Putnam to-day IaruIcd &c
PANT Henry ShsMbargsr bail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13
RroMn Wood.

BRowNweop, Nov. l2.-lSpeclal.l J.
Tho Baltimore n Ohio telegraph line
wa. finished TO this plaes Today.
The criminal docket Of the county
court of this couoiy closed to-day.
Nat Williams, OF thts county, was
conv voted OF adultery with Mrs. Nell
snn ant ~as tlued ~ tho sum OF $4,000.
No other criminal ca,es OF any import.
Ru.e were tried here this term
III, Gulf, colorado Il S,uSs 70 rail-
way IL conpletad within four mites OF
Brown wood.
The Biownwood Bspner IL sotiipg up
n t~oatory building, and vii, DO In its
nav quarter IN about 4 month.
Dix "A q. Williams has tclcRraphnd
that hs will bp hero mex Saturday 10
c.rry on \ prOtrscted moe ting IN tho
tons formerly nwued by MAJOR Peun,
hut now nwucd by tue Metnodists OF
Brown wood.