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sIuEwALA NOTES.
The weather continues like unto that
of summer.

The weather continues like unto that
of summer.
Andy Elan has purchased, or as
sumod control, of the Stock Yards sa-
loon.
The office of the Grand Windsor hotel
has been moved back into its old quar-
ters, where It will remain.
Wheelock Bros. purchased, yesterday
from Malone u Co. their bus line. The
amount paid was not learned.
The prices charged by coal dealers In
Dallas ought to be an inducement to
Others to engage in the enterprise.
Ernenwein still holds the fort, and IL
doing painting and paper hanging
cheaper than ever; So Main Street.
The burglar proof wire screen, Is now
on exhibition ut the office OF Henry
CARAT, electrician, sos Main street,
Dallas.
The west-bound ira n over the Texas
4 Pacific, due here at 6:l5 p. m, was one
hour late, also tho west-bound due
at 1850.
ED. Aston keeps tho celebrated Geo.
u. Plants "a Patent -four. Tho finest
made. Try IL once and you will never
use any other.
Mr.. w. j. Austin, of Denton, is q can
didate, or asprant for collector of Gus
toms, of the fifth distrist of Texas at FL
Paso del Norto.
DIR. Carter, health officer, has com.
pletely renovated the hospital. IL has
been whitewashed and fitted up In bet.
ter style than ever.
The Cleveland Dramatic company,
composed of number OF young men of
east Dallas will give minstrel show to-
night at Mayors hall.
Quite a large excursion party from
points in Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
passed west on the Texas Il Pacific rail.
way last night, bound for California.
Prominent cattle growers of this city
and Fort Worth agree that per cent.
added TO the customary winter loss is
the fair estimate TO place upon the des-
truction OF stock by the severe January
sleet storms.
Coal consumers In Dallas are not
only taxed with good profit on the
ton, but charged Tor all tho storage that
occurs along The railroad line between
tho mines and the point OF destination.
Verify this Is u new feature In bust.
moss.
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7es ELM STREET.

meantime Angus did his utmost to rein
IN his team, aud finally succeeded in
stopping it. DR.. Beaumont, who had a
book In his hand, which he madly
hurled at the driver, accom-
panied by some remark that
his perilous position prompted him TO
utter. Police Officer Schulneger ar.
rested Angus and placed him under
BOND to appear before his honor, the
mayor, this morning, to answer TO the
charge ofreckless driving. Angus who
appeared to be beligerent, told DR..
Beaumont that if he wanted to
night, he was his man, and made
talk that caused the doctor TO collide
with him. Mr.. II. Fendrick, who was
present, called Angus to time and sep
arated the two. This reckless driving.
putting pedestrians at the mercy OF
teams, should be stopped. II might be
news to the manipulators of the ribbons,
OF both private and public conveyances,
to learn that the supreme court of the
United States has long since decided
that the pedestrian out ranks him as to
the RICH ol-way in crossing streets.
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KIlled nom Amman.

DENIsoN, Fob. Especial. lowing
to an accident the news of the killing
southeast of town was not sent last
night. Bill CATER negro, was found
in the road, about three miles from
town, dead, ut about 3 p. M, with two
wounds in his head and two in the left
arm. His school books and slate were
beside him, with three balls en-
bodied in the books, " seems
his slayer had lain in ambush
about fifteen steps north and waited for
him. The post norton showed one
wound in the head made by pistol ball.
The ball was found. 10. Williams, also
black, was arrested and is now on trial,
His shoes fit the tracks found near the
corpse and the tracks led to and from
his place One barrel OF his gun had re-
Gently boon reloaded aud one chamber
of his pistol was empty. The trial is
not yet concluded.
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SUPPLEMENTARY GRIMES.
Tint Kansas unrrnr

lNDEPENDENCE, Kcs., Feb,6.- cor
oner returned this evening from Radi-
cal City, after holding an inquest on the
bodies OF Mrs.Canham, son and daughter,
who were murdered ON Tuesday night,
Some are inclined to suspect an
elder son, who maintains that
he was seventy-fve miles away,
and it is generally believed that he will
prove himself innocent. The mother
was sleeping down stairs and was
struck on the head with a
Ratchet and her throatcut with butcher
knife. The bed clothes were undis-
turbed. The son was asleep up stairs
and was killed with the hatnhet and
never moyed after be was struck. The
daughter, aged about % was
sleeping in the next room
rom her mother. She was aroused
aud got up. She made desperate
fight, receiving l6 Wounds from the
knife and Ratchet, and at
last started down stairs and
was killed 40 the door. The
friend then examined drawer in the
bureau and left blood spots on the cloth
ing. The young ladys' room is Gov
cred with blood and shows evidence
Of a great struggle. The excitement is
high, and should the young man fail to
prove his whereabouts since Monday
no VIII be in great dan.
ger of hanging. The county
will offer $500 reward and the state 500
more. Appearances Indicate that the
murderers secured the Ratchet al
a stable and the knife i'm tho kitchen,
and when through with their work
washed and wiped their hands before
leaving the house.
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lie Was aBlg swlndlor and Big Bug.

BoRDENTowN, N. j., Feb. 6.-Glen.
more Laid, of Burlington, New Jersey
has beon arrested at Philadel-
phia, and in default of $4,000
bail, has been committed TO Mogamen.
sing prison on the charge of embezzling
Sl60,000 from the Life and
Trust company of Philadelphia.
lie was the leading society man of Pur-
lington. He belonged to the Pres
byterian church, and was
very active member of the Young
mems Christian Association. He lived
in beautiful cottage, belonged
to almost every society club,
kept carriages and lived in grand style.
Ladd lived with his mother and his
aunt. who are almost heartbroken on
account of his arrest.
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A CardFrom Min

PARIS, Feb. T. Editor HERALD. r.
The statement which read in yester-
days HERALD, viz: "That while in
Dallas offered Mr.. Benton half my
earnings for five years to manage my
business" Is incorrect. While in your
hospitable town, Mr.. Benton and my
self talked over the feasibility of CO.
partnership 10 extend over three years,
but the terms were not a. extravagant
as those mentioned In the HERALD,
which could not possibly have agreed
to. 1make this correction for my own
sake, and for MIR. Benton's, whom,I am
sure, would not care TO endorse 80 glar-
ing a mlsstatement.
Cordially yours,
GEo. G. Min.
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That oa,nbllnr. nrlbery matter

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 6.--[Special, I'm
the Newton Bolton matter things are at
stsnd-still. City Attorney Newton
demands an investigation of tho charge
of having sold out to the gamblers.
Bolton says he has proofs TO make good
his assertion. The mayor has appointed
u committee to investigate, Bolton re-
fused TO appear before IL, alleging that
il was preludiced, and announced his
intention of laying the whole matter,
with his alleged proofs, before the coun-
ell Ia open session. Both men have
many friends here, who are arranged ON
opposing sides, and the controversy
over the matter grows very bitter.
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Roekless Driving.

Yesterday afternoon as Tom Angus, a
hack-driver, was coming down Main
street, at lively pace, he came worry
near running over Or. G. Beaumont,
who was crossing at tho intersection of
Lamar street. Tho doctor would have
no doubt boon killed, or to say tho least,
badly crippled, but for his timely
presence OF mind. Catching hold
OF the bit OF one OF the horses and the
pole OF the carriage no managed TO
stagger along, or keep pace with the
team, without going down, In the
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4 True New Orleans Mathematical Prob


New Orleans to Dallas by the Houston
q Texas Central is 625 miles, time 2jJ1
hours. Distance by the only competing
line is 5l5 miles. The Houston & Texas
Central is just four hours the quickest
route. Now, in the same proportion, how
much quicker would the Houston Il
Texas Central be IL IL was 5l5 and its
competitor 626 miles? Also, If they wore
both the same distance. Again, what
per cent.would represent the superiority
of the Houston IL Texas Central track?
For correct answer, tickets and Pull
man accommodations through to New
Orleans, call 5l2 Main street.
II. o. FLOOD, Agent.
Remember our depot in New Orleans
is centrally located, and not an hour or
so ride from principal hotels and heart
of the city.
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Fort Worm, Feb. 6.-lSpecial.l THE
real name of the man who is charged
with having attempted TO outrage his
step-daughter is w. IL. Brown and not
snow, as he at first gave II. 1t devel-
ops that his wife IL In delicate condi-
tlon--about TO become a mother-and
She heart-broken at her husbands al
legged dastardly and infamous crime.
The talk of lynching has not died down,
but Brown Is safe in jail The little girl
Is not hurt, except few bruises on her
arm and breast.
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Lnrnin and Lot Wright.

wAsHINGToN, Feb, 6.-James f. Le-
gate, of Leavenworth, Kansas, appeared
to-day before the sub committee lnves-
tigating the conduct of United States
Marshal Lot Wright, Of Cincinnati, and
was questioned by Representative Fol-
lott relative TO conversation with Il.
c. Kerns, of st, Louis, wherein the lat.
ter informed Legato of an arrangement
To kill certain prominent Democrats of
Cincinnati IL they figured too conspicu-
ously on election day.
on objection raised by Mr.. Stewart,
the Republican member of the SUP
committee, the question was ruled out
and witness discharged.
Chairman Springer then announced
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Local op,iop Gases Con,lnu.d.

The cases of the State VS.. James
Gross, charged with violating the local
option law at Mesquite, was called in
the county court yesterday morning.
The defense announced ready for trial
and subsequently objected to the in
dictment on the ground that IL had not
been filed by the justice Of the peace.
The objection was sustained and tho
state was given time TO amend.
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A Clue to Conant.

NEW York, Feb. GA copy OF a pho
tograph of the missing editor, Oonaut,
of Harpor's Weekly, has been sent TO
Athens, Georgia. A dispatch from
Athens, yesterday, stated that man
representing himself as Mr.. Conant, of
Harper's Weekly, had boon in that city
interviewing people In regard 10 pollti-
cal sentiment there.
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Montana and Cattle Diseases.

WASHINGTON, Feb. GA resolution
Of the Montana Legislature was laid be-
fore the senate to-day, urging congress
to take such measures as will guarantee
complete suppression of all contagious
cattle diseases in the United States. The
resolution also protests against the pas
sage of the bill to establish national
cattle trail.
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The Oregon scnntorAhln.

PORTLAND, OREGON, Feb. Con the
senatorial ballot to-day the Democrats
voted for Il. s. Strahau, of
Albany. Heisch (Rebublican) re-
ceived, 20, n gain OF 2, and Just
half of the Republican votes in Joint
ballot. His own vote, IL cast for him
self would have given him a majority
OIL. Hare received IL, Farling 5, Will
hams 4, the remainder scattering.
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Tho Murphy Murder rrlal.

NEW oRLEASs, Fob. 6.--ln the Ford
Murphy murder trial to-day the
district attorney concluded his argu-
ment, The judge charged the Jury
and the case was given TO them. There
Is no sign of the jury agreeing. The
jury was locked up for the night and
the court adjourned till 10 o'clock TO-
morrow,
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Notice is hereby given that the men,
bers Of the Cleveland and Hendricks
club are requested to meet at the city
hall Saturday, February Z, 1886, at 1880
?. m. Important business. All men
bers will be present.
>, w. ii. LENNON, President.
n. II. WHITE, Secretary.
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The Barker Case.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 6.-rhe sub-com-
mittee of the house committee on ex-
penditures In the department of justice,
investigating the charges made by j. j.
Barker of irregularities in the first
comptroller's office, will report the
charges not sustained. 1t will also re.
port that the affairs of the comptroller't
office have been honestly conducted
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ApplIcation form R,c,iyer

The application OF Schneider & Davis
VS.. Il. M. Kahn IL Co. ct al, the attach
ing creditors of the defunct grocery
firm of Loeb II Freibergf for the APP
pointment Of a receiver, will be heard
before Judge Aldredge, Of the district
court, this morning.
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Combinations and Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Joshua A.
Smith, of Mississippi, to be Unit cd
consul at Ascension, Paraguay.
Postmaster; Adolph Sadek, at Corsi-
cana, Texas.
Nominations: James A. Mcknight,
of Utah, consul for the United States AT
Vt. Helena; Edward ii. Thompson, of
Massachusetts, consul for the United
States at Merida.
Postmasters; Arthur Merschil, at La
Grange, Texas.
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Jenersnn Lnia.

JEFFERSON. Feb. 6.-[special.l MIR.
IL. j. Donovan is having the worst luck
Imaginable the last few days. His
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mooney, died two
days ago, yesterday he lost his child,
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City Va. Hugh McGunin, fast driving;
ischarged.
City w. Amanda Simpson, vagrancy;
motion Tor new trial overruled and
notice of appeal given.
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eaARGl,, WI 90 co

and his wife is lying at the point of
death to- day.
The city is full Of tramps. They have
two camps out in the suburbs, one
about 500 yards west OF the depot, and
the other across the river, near the rail
road tanks.
The county court has been engaged
tor the last two DAYS on Indictments
found by the last grand Jury against
good many colored boys for PLAYING a
game called "craps.n No convictions
for the "crap" players, so far.
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ahoison il Dead.

0AINRsvILL., Feb. o. Especially =
Gholson, who was shot by Cash Smith,
some time since, has died. The MUIR
derer has not been found.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.--For the Gulf
States; Warmer, fair weather, followed
by local rains In Arkansas. Winds
generally southerly; lower barometer.
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AT LlTHE, TEXAS.
SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 6.-ISpocial, AT
Lytho, on the international road, be-
tween here aud Laredo, one store, one
dwelling and hotel burned. Loss, Sl0,-
600; no Insurance.
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SAFER THAN WEIR i

ofF
hsr at VERY Low PRICES Al car sa
Material
40 also have Fire and
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Another Appropriation Bill Completed.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 6.--The executive,
legislative and Judicial appropriation
bill was completed by tho appropriation
committee to-day. 1t provides for the
appointment, by the speaker, of COM
mittee of i've members OF the forty
ninth congress to consider the system
Of Indian education and the manner Of
appropriation for that purpose, and also
TO consider the best means of using the
Yellowstone park for the benefit Of the
public. The committee is required to
report to the next congress.
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that the testimony in this ipvestigation

that the testimony in this investigation
was closed.
Two reports will be made, majority
report by Messrs. Springer and Van
Alstyne (Democrsts), and u minority re-
port by Stewart (Republicau.)
Mr. Stewart, in his minority report,
will say that the October election in
Ohio was fair one
Mr. Springer and Mr.. VanAlstyne
have not yet agreed on the character of
their report.
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Ii YOU WISH p.ry y4 whit. ass ss.ns 1..,
y Using MoRI-EY's oRIDONTO regularly. cents a Box
Liquid and Powder, and
wholesale CEsowDUs DRUG co Dallas ,ra~as
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Labor Statistics,

A building was in course of erection oppo.
site public building in Washington city.
One OF the clerks who had been looking out
OF the window for some time, said to another
clerk who was reading newspaper:
II have been watching that workman over
there, and he has not done lick of work in
all that time. l wonder what he gets paid
for?I
Just about the same time the workman re.
marked to fellow workman:
Just look at that Government clerk over
there. He hasn't done anything except look
out of the window for the last half hour.
No wonder the country is going to the dogs"
-Teras Settings.
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l hereby certify that the aforegoing state
ment is correct. Given under my hand this
1st day of August, 1885.
aud q. W. PROCTOR, Clerk.
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JOHN J. WRIGHT,
PUMP MAKER.
Emmorton, Hartford Co., Md.

kWWells Dug, and Deepened. Pumps made and
repaired. All orders promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed In every case. Estimates
and other information In relation to work cheer
fully furnished. 17ap8m
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PneMcal.
COMPENSATION.

There's never brar or thorn that grows
But bears in its bosom the berry of rose;
And never ruin DER Swallowed with gloom,
But shelters some ivy or beautiful bloom
tbs the gorge in the mountain,
The rent in the hill,
Where flashes the fountain
Or sparkes the rill.
And never a tempest, though wild 1t may beat
But leaves the blue heavens more tenderly sweet.
There's never blemsh of body or mind
But near 1t some trace of the angel you'll find,
ana not bereavement, or trial, or loss,
But points to crown at the end of the cross
There's never a sorrow,
And never q pain,
But brings on a morrow
Some blessing or gain.
And mercy, withholding the boon that we prize
Repays US with blessing for all she denies
now strangely is mingled the good with the guile.
NO life is perfected, nor utterly vile;
ana down mid the dust and the darkness of years
sweet melody sleeps. to be Weakened by tears
The gift we inherit,
The wealth we achieve,
May hide some demerit,
Some canker may leave.
You will find through the world, wherever you CO.
Iheres pro for your con and a con for your pro
William Hdughton.
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Hyacinth Webster,

jim Webster was recently blessed with
son. Ills wife determined that the son and
heir should have understanding name, and
selected very beautiful one. When the
child was presented to the clergyman for
baptism the latter said
"Name this infant"
jim scratched his head for while, and
finally said
squash"
Oats no proper name for Christian
child"
"Suntiower, den"
Once more the clergyman shook his head
lncredulously. Jim Webster leaned over
and whispered to his wife to give the right
name.
"Hyacinlh, she replied.
"Well knowed it was some kinder gar.
den truck. Texas Settings.
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An Ancedote About Ben. Franklin.

The origin of one of Franklin's most cele-
brated sayings has just been discovered. One
day his father sent him to collect bill
amounting to nine.pence. On the way home
he met boy much larger than himself, who,
being great bully, proceeded to give him
threshing. When his father saw his dirty
face and bruised countenance he naturally
asked the cause.
II met Tom Jones down the road" answer
ed Ben. land he gave me a pounding"
You didn't lose the money, did your"
NO" said the embryo philosopher, "but
wouldn't be pounded that way again for
nine.pence twice over"
"Hoty-toity" exclaimed his father that
will never do. Take care OF the pennies and
the pounds will take care of themselves"
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STATEMENT
RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS
FOR HARTFORD COUNTY.
For the Year Ending June 30, 1856

Published 6y Order of tile County Commission
ers of said County, in Pursuance of Section
90f Article % of the Code Of the Public Gen
eraL Lasos, ao1ich Trouides that
1.-THE County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two news spa.
pers published in their respective counties, if
there be two DETAILED. MINUTE and
ACCURATE STATEMENT of the expenses
oftheir said counties, specifying therein each
particular item of expense, and for what and
to whom paid, and shall also deliver to the
Sheriff of their respective counties as many
copies of such Statement as there are Elec-
ton Districts of said county, at least ten days
before each general election, and the Sheriff
shall within six Gays after the receipt of such
copies set up one of them at the place of
holding elections in each District"
assessed 0al1e Of Property IN the Seoeral
Districts and COlLltU IdIeS on same at
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miscellaneous.
\ Very Good Dog About Railroad.

"What breed is your dog ?"
Don't know exactly, but call him a
coaly"
"Collie, you mean ?"
mo, mean just what l say-coaly.-
Money wouldn't buy that dog. He's cur,
but we couldn't keep house without him.
You see, several years ago trained him to
bark at the railway trains as they passed our
house. That's his sole misunderstanding at
trains. He does just whoop her up, especial
ly at coal trains. Well, he annoys the rail-
road men so that every fireman and brake
man on the road has sworn to kill him. Oh,
he is a valuable dog"
II can't see where the value comes in"
"You can't2 Well, you could you were in
my place and had all the coal you could burn
and some to SELL thrown right off at your
back door, free of cost" -Chscago Herald
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$lT 81
Cost on Lagrange and st. Clair Bridge Road
Watkins John damages. -. $175 90
Street, Marion, damages :. 100 90
Barton Washington, open
ing road. ............ 1904 90
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8 Forwood w S meals for jurors. $50 90
3 Shannon John III I" -. ID 90
Sweet VIM III ii 90
3 Young John S survey and plot. 25 90
Denbow j r conveying pauper to
Almshouse. ............ 200
lamar DR. FL Professional services
rendered in the case of Ham
iton VS. Commissioners. -. so 90
Ellis DR. Charles NJ I" so 90
James S fish pot inspector. 10 90
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CPECIAI

CPECIAL.
y desire to notify Canned Goods Packers that l
am prepared to secure Cans, Cases. &C., at lowest
figures and inside of Association Prices, and also
Seeds, &C., to be placed to best advantage and In
interest OF employers. e.. to patrons advantage,
Address LOUIS GIEsE, ~ Chamber Of Commerce,
Baltimore, Md.
Take Elevator nearest Second st. Send
for Daily quotations for grain, &c. 3ap1y
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pUof w
Cost on Road to FrankliaoiHe Bridge
Whalan Thomas, opening
road ................ 1928 70
Clark John, survey and plot a 81