davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-05-16

Don't freeze. when you can telephone
to Riner 4 johnson, and get the Marshall
coal at $3.50 per ton. Telephone l02-
, 1885-05-16

The Cheyenne Foundry will now receive
orders for iron fencing, hitching posts and
all kinds Of castings. All orders filed
promptly and carefully.
, 1885-05-16

The only gold medals ever awarded to a
proprietary medicine are those given to
St Jacobs Oil as the best pain-cure.
, 1885-05-16

Spring chickens at
, 1885-05-16

viii not be responsible for any bills
made by my son, Frank Kelly, without my
order. ii. B, Kelly,
, 1885-05-16

Fancy hosiery in endless variety aud
cheap at Polaek's.
, 1885-05-16

The Domestic Sewing Machine company
who have the largest sewing machine fac
tory in the world, make the most popular
machine for domestic purposes. 1t is
especially adapted for fine needlework and
artistic embroidery. The ladies should
see and try the Domestic before pur-
chasing a machine. \ large number on
hand at the furniture store ofthe
Warren Mercantile Company.
, 1885-05-16

DIR. W T. Buchanan's dental office is
over Idelmans Block. Room No. l.,
Sixteenth street.
, 1885-05-16

knights Of Labor meet every Monday
night Mt 1880 in the Idelnan block.
, 1885-05-16

T~arpaulins, wagon sheets, oil and rub
Der clothing can be bought cheap at Po-
.hek's ttM 1nt Il
, 1885-05-16

Whooping cough is greatly relieved and
robbed Of all dangerous consequences when
C~hamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely
given. Sold by w. N. Hunt
, 1885-05-16

A. G. McGregor sells coal from the
Fox 4 Paterson mines, which is con
| sidered the best Colorado coal in the
! market
, 1885-05-16

All persons owing accounts at V. Ba-
ker's old store, please call and settle at
once and avoid costs.
ifr v. BAKER, Agent
, 1885-05-16

Hardware, stoves and unware, at Arp
& Conway's.
, 1885-05-16

Successor to Marks g.
Myers.
, 1885-05-16

FoR SALK-House corner Of Eighteenth
and Dillon streets
, 1885-05-16

The largest stock OF fine brandies, old
whiskies, choice iqneurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1885-05-16

FoR SArE-We will sell two-hundred
head Of one and two year old bulls, Grade
Hereford and Short Horns, on six
and eight months time with approved So
curity. John d. Dobyns and 90.
, 1885-05-16

For sALE-Eye and three room houses,
with closets and cellars 5000. j. W.
Bruner.
, 1885-05-16

Order your coal from Riner 4 johnson
Telephone 102- 30 ~
, 1885-05-16

Try Ellis's fresh homemade taffy.
Only 80 cents a pound. u
, 1885-05-16

Schuttler wAgons,an and a full line Of hard
ware at Arp & Conveys ~ WI
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mckinney

MCKINNEY Aug. 10. Special Tho
prohibition canvass wsxeth warmer.
Voters wero addressed at this place
tonight. RAu Clark for, IL. C. Mack
against. The Indications now favor
the adoption OF the measure.
Franz Elliot, a brakeman ON the
Il 4st Line railway, was crushed be-
tween cars ~ this Plsce this even
ing. Ha was engaged in coupling q
car OF luiaber 70 box car and tho
lumbBr projecting over the edge Of the
oar caught mis- head, which it bad "
mashed. Ha 10 thought 10 no dying.
Elliot IL an old railroad hand; is rom
Oswogo, Kansas, and was duly nob6r
when Injured
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ToTAH, Aug. l0,-LSpecial. John
Morris, sherin OF Reeves county, was
here on a spree last night, and made
several bad plays with his siIsnoo.or,
and at IL p. m. became 80 dangerous
that the State rangers had to arrest
him. Sergeant Cartwright, accom-
panied by three her rangers, ap-
preached MIN and demanded his sur
render. He had his pistol
in hand at the time ana
made no reply, but shot at
Cartwright aDd ihem at Z. p. Nigh,
missing Cart rrlgnt and mortaily
woundng Nign. me shooting then
became general between the rangers
aud tho sheriff Mprria received throe
bals In toe beast and WAS conveyed 10
the Field hotel and died in few
minutes. Nigh lived only few min.
utes eitor being wounded Sam Lane,
proprietor ui tha Fivnrite saloon, was
wounded Ia each thigh, b. t
the wounds viii not prove
fatal. ho was sitting near Morris
when the arrest was attempted, in
front OF his saloon. a coronBr's in.
quest WAS held over blth bodies 20.
uay. Morris wts mnvld Pecos for
burial and Nigh " II be inferred here
by rangers. Morris mas wiie living
at Pecos, aud Nigh HIS Two children in
Brown Jun y, nus vito being dead.
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Aug. 19.-[Specisl. The
collectors of BRACES, Palo Pinto and
Cess counties settled to-day.
Values in Rains county have ip-
creased $1,000 aud ia Matsgords has
decreased $4,000.
Superini'uJeu BnEer, in reply TO
Hon, w. y. ). Keller, OF Marshall,
says it IL Lis opinion that teachers
who fail TO attend Inc Summer Normal
school should rot have their Certili-
catos renewed until undergoing q
rigid eXamirn'i0n. There Is no law
making IL obligatory upon county
Judges TO rtqul.o re-cXGmiuatiOn, hut
IL is earnestly recommended as Calcu.
lated 20 servo u08l tho interests Ol the
schools. Certificates woro granted pa
teachers who attended the Sumner
Normal schools, OF which 1876 were
first class.
10 Is reported hare Chat tho Calves
ton News Is cn,aggd IN QuiEOuc tit
against tho State land board. II the
members OF tho bunrG are aware Of 10
they do no show the tact by word or
gesture; Ia ruth very littlo attention
ia paid Ia tho u ..ttvr by any one.
The Sdiutant general has iniorua-
ton Of the killing last night At Toyan
of Sheriff Morris, of Rcevsa county,
anG o ranger named Nigh. Morris
was drinking and attacked the
rangers, When a light ensued, with
tho above result. No othor particu-
lara,
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GALVESTON, Aug. l0.-lSpecial. =
This morning William Hamburg, a
convicted cattle thiei, was found dead
ia cell in the county jail Kinder cir
cumstancss indicating suicide. Ham
burgwas n native Of Galveston island,
aged 81. His plan was to steal tho cat
il0 and sell tho beet to tho very people
whom he robbed. His uncle was one
uf the cumpluiusnts against him. In
July last Hamburg was convicted and
sentenced to four years IN tins
peuitentiary, where he now has
a brother. County Physician john
sion says death resulted from slryGh-
nine aud the prison officials arc mysli-
fled as " how tho convict mansgod to
obtain aud secreJo tho poison. Az one
time Hamhurg's family WIS quite well
of, owning n lsrge quantity OF land
down tho lslrnd.
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Ella Huey, the finest effort in elocu-
tion over offered by an amateur to
the people OF Corsicans. The comic
residing and defamation by Mr..
johnson, Of Tyler, was irresistably
funny and brought down the house.
Financially it was a success, also,
At meeting OF business men this
afternoon final action was taken ana a
board of trade was organized. The at
tendance was large ana great interest
was manifested.
Misses Sue Gordon, Helen Hslbsrt
and several other young ladies leave
tonight for visit to McWhorter.
MIR. Otto stephens, banker from
Abilene, and family are here visiting
Mr.. Il, WoOlstt.
Colonel e. j. Simkins win speak
here ut tho same time Es Colonel Mills
Saturday on prohibition.
Mr.. Albert Lea retur cd last night
from two weeks visit from New
Orleans.
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THE TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
CoKE's TALK WARNS UP WACO,
Terrible Tragedy at TOyah-CapitaI
Cuilinss from AGstin- Result OF
the Fircnens' Tournament
at LampgGas-saloon
Men Arrested.
WACO.

WACO, Aug, l9.-ISpecial. Senator
Coke's anti-prohibition speech Of last
Thursday night appears in the Day
this afternoon, evidently called forth
by the publication, yesterday sitor-
noon, Of DR.. CarrolPs Sunday night
sermon favorlng prohibition. Coke's
speech is over six columns long, and
has been revised and reviewed bv
himself Considerable curiosity is
manifested to see how the rural voter
will align himself. The rural voter is
Democrat, but a local Optionist rs we'll,
and now comes Senator Coke and saws
local option IL undemocrstio. IF tho
rural masses believe in Senator CoEe's
judgment they will give local option
the BLACKLIST OF bla ck eyes Otherwise
they will vote for prohibition, and in
directly intimate that thsy do not pro-
pose to accepJin this instance, at least.
hiB definition OF what is Democratic or
undemocratic. This phase of the
middle attracts new ana sharp inter-
est 10 the contest, and measure
bly, Senator CoEe's Influence, in
this matter az least, is to
DO put TO Il direct test
here in his home county, tor tho white
Democrats here, in the rural districts,
comprise tho prOhibitlonlsts. The ne
grOeH, almost ~ a man, are opposed to
prohibition. Most of tho negro preach
ers and few Of their members are
Enti-whisky meu, but niue out of ton
of the colored voters will stand solid
for John BarleycOrn. IL should ia
understood thai 1t ID only in regard to
this matter OF local option that Sena-
tor C0ke's presiige and influence will
be tested. Otherwise, thsra is every
reason 60 believe no is ~ strong a.
ever with the masses Of his party.
There is no little curiosity, too, 10 sec
what General Ross VIII say and do
He is announced to speak al Lorena, q
little country station on tho Missouri
Pacific road, next Saturday evening
Men who claim TO speak by authority
say he vi give local option sheol
The prob bltiDuist5 ave Offering to bel
that be handles the matter
very gingerly. They say he is tot
polite to come out ia open opposition
TO their side.
Recsiver FordyGo and other Officials
OF tho Texas n 81. Louis railroad ART
expected Tonight. There is activity
all along the line of this road putting i
in order ior the business OF the coming
SEASON.
The theatrical season opens at the
McCleliaud opera house with Max.
Thomas opers company on Septem
Der 81.
Weather worry warm and sultry to.
day, with Indications OF rain.
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Palestine

PALESTINE, Aug. l0.-lSpecial.l-An
effort was made yesterday and last
night ut a meeting of tho board of
trade TO have that body subscribe
funds and mako q regular campaign
against prohibition, but the majority
OF the board opposed the scheme and IL
WAS therefore lost. 1t was ssi6 thai
= yeral hundred dollars was sub.
soribed vest. rday to make the fight
for whisky. Captain 4. j.. Gamm'go,
w. @. Reeves aud other prominent
gentlemen of thls city attended the
prohibition barbecue to-day. Rev
Ben Parker Is also on dock, aud viii
make hi4 customary bible argument
against prohibition.
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TenlpIo

TEMPLE, Aug. l0-[special.l Tho
fremen are much ol6yet over the sue
cess Of Temple Hose Company No, .
In capturing tho frst prize at the FIRE
nous tournament st Lanpasas TO-
day. The department and n large
depu,ation OF citizens met tho return
Ing tiremen 40 the depot on their re
turn this q tornOln, % greet aud on.
courage them with earnest c0ngrntu.
lationp, ana accompanied them 10 thor
headquAriorB
Toe Western Union telegraph com
pany has peued "a "un town" Office
here wiiah Is centrally luoVed on
avenue ID, opposite thBpustUlhtp, vltn
Miss Mamie UowJu 14 operator. !. BE-
also slia iht tre BalDmIr * ni,o
viii. also open a1 Ollie moro eutrshy
lOosted wifniU lew DAVIS.
A diincuny occurred At u Saloon here
last nirnt between BIB Armstrong, n
railroad NAV, aud "a far ner whose
name IN Mcknight. They were botn
drinking, and on some slight provoc1'
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GAINElvHLC, Aug. E.- isrec cs'--
Alonzo JensinE, youth oG J yCcrs,
was arrested and JSuet "a. deg OF q
charge OF ths,C, Ee EgG ueon gay
from homo aud t1ok the properly a. a
wagon yard, iuthis city, where he was
stopping.
Pertia, from the northeast portion of
tho county report fearful ravages of
tho Cholera among hogs In that ssc.
ton. Mr.. Easkiue, long engaged in
tho hog-raiaing business, has ost 100
head, and the end Is sOt vet. Gloomy
reports como ia from others in that
section.
Tho rumOr Of the killing of Frank
Murr3" is untrue, as chat gentleman
arrived in town N day.
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Wills POINT, Aug, l0.-lSpecisl l.
Henry Blackwell, deputy sheriff of
this county, arrived hnro to-day from
Falls county, having in custody Jim
McAlllster, late Of this county, who is
charged with theft OF horse. The OF
iicer carried him on 20 Canton, where
the complaint is died,
Another new h 'ls OF cotton was in
town yesterday. IL Was brought in by
a Mr., Mason, OF Kaufman county, and
was bought by Mr.. j. Il. Read, who
paid l-2 cents for II.
Justice court IL la session to-day.
Marion Henson WAS to-day convicted
OF carrying a pistol and fined Sl5.
Farmers are still complaining Of tho
dry weather. Cotton, thOuga greatly
Injured, is probably better than last
car.
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MEXIA, Aug. lo.-[Spoolal, Some
OF the saloon mon we're placed under
bond last evening for violation OF tho
l0csl option Law. There were 10 cases
in ell. Mr.. Plnkerd, clerk for NJ. A.
King, refused to give bond, and was
taken TO jail. He viii apply to Judge
Hurt, Of Dallas, for writ of habaas
corpus, whom the locality Of the local
option election will th an ba tested.
Colonel Henry was to-day al, oted
president Of tho Eirst National bank
hero and William Kamsler yice-presi.
dent.
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NcGreror.

McGRRGoR, Aug. l9-lSpecial, J.
Prohibition is at fever heat all over the
country. Last night, at this place,
Colonel James IA. Anderson, of Waco,
spoke TO large crowd in favor of pro.
hibition. n, D. Herring, Of Waco,
Represented the opposition. The pro-
hibition people think Messrs, Coke
and Mills are little out OF their line
to enter the small scramble on tbs
question.
The first bale OF pew cotton was
brought into town yesterday, by Jack
Johnson, and sold TO Megsra. Gates &
Grain, for i Is cents.
Cotton picking has begun in earnest.
Tho yield will b9 over the average
crop.
The town il full of whisky, so bar
rels having been attached here and
locked up on the suit OF Marx q Ksm r.
ner, OF Galveston, against Strauss d
Levy, Of Dallas,
Tho weather has beon some cooler
for the past few days.
There has been considerable sick
| ness In town for few weeks past.
The Christian church has been car
rying on proLrRcted meeting tho pas'
two weeks. Several have been con
vertcd.
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Houston.

HousroN, Aug. l9.-tSpecial.l-A
negro named John Seals was brought
to town from Sheldon, on the line Of
the Texas & New Orleans railway, this
morning, with IL buckahot in his
shoulders. He was called out Of his
house Last night aud shot, presumably
on account OF being the chief Witness
against Buck Jordan, charged with
hog stealing. He wilt not die. No
arrest YETI
To-day Warren Harris shot vt jack
Farrell and powder burned his neck.
Farrell WAS trying TO get a divorce
from his wife, and Harris claiming tC
be- her brother, interferred.
An Inquest was held over the body
OF on ola man VINO died this morning
IL bOI-csr from neglect.
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SAN ANTONIO, Aug. lo,-LSpooiaL l.
a. III. Cohen, successor TO Cohen &
KoeRRhaim, tiled articles or assign.
ment NJ 6 O'clock this afternoon In tho
cilice of tho county clerk, naming
Hugo Nahdlo Rs the asslguoe. No
schedule of assets and liabilities was
filed, and they have not boon ac.
curateiy determined thus far. Tho
nrm OF which A. NJ. Cohen was suc-
oessor also madoan assignment some
months ago.
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QuEEN CITY, Aug, l9.-ISpecial. T.
The Rev. l, w. CLARK and family left
this mnrniug Tor Honey Grove. Mr..
Clark has been nrosijeu, OF tho Queen
City high school f1r three years and
goes b elk 20 AXE charge OF the Honey
Grove high school, position no flied
for several Yesrs before. Tho school
board hero secured Professor Max
we'll, of Kentucky, 10 teach at this
place Riter Air. CLARK resigned.
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KILDARE, AUG, l0.-lSpeoisl.l Eff
teon new nas cars and two handsome
oabooso5 passed south for the San An
tonlo & Araussa Pass railway to-day
"ne ptotrae'ad meeting being con
Quoted ut tho Metsodist church by
R5vs, 5. Costing, Green aud Morris,
is msnting with moderate success.
Weather very hot and dry and cot
ton needing rain.
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WEATnERToRD, Aug. l9.-lSpeclal,
-rhe Cumberland Presbytorians arc
holding acamp mOoting eight miles
west Of the city. There arc largo at.
teudanc0s from town.
Mrs. j. II. Roberts Is very IN, and
hgo been for ssvera Gays, with fever
\ fine rGm ia Iep0ried 30 have fallen
on M0ndey at Spriugtowu.
Tho city mo company viii give 2
lawn party tomorrow night, colobrat'
ing their anniversary
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LAMpAsAs, Aus. l0.-lSpeclal.l The
three first prizes, 5000 zach, were won
by Fort Worth, BRENNAN aud Temple.
Second, n silver trumpet, Temple;
third, silver trumpet, Fort Worth;
fourth, u silver pitcher and drinking
set, Breuham. the State diploma
was not contested for. Tho hoye leave
tomorrow. They express satisfaction
and say they had good time.
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TYLERAug. 10 Special. The case
OF Bodart, the book agent, for selling
goods without a license, was tried In
Justice Green's cour, today. The jury
returned a verdict OF acquittal.
All Of tho general officers of the
Texas " 81. Louis railway arrived
hero this evening aud will leave to.
MORO .. They arc on tour Of in
epoction OF the road.
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Ell PAso, Aug. l0--ISpeoisl. DIR.
Swesriugen, State healta officer, ar
rived In the city this morning. Ho ap-
pointed DR.. Mckinney heelth officer
mt this point aud instructed him to in-
spect ali trains over ths Mexican Gem
trial, the object being " prevent yellow
tever ana smallpox reaching thi.
country through This p0lnt from Mex
len
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SwEBTwATEB, Aug. l9,-ISpecisl.l
--FayotJe Waldrigs and Al Brown,
believed to b8 csaneoted with q gang
OF horse thioves, operating largely in
this wostorr country, were to-day
bound over TO tho district court by
Justice Steele. In default Of
bond they are now behind tho
bars, Nj. q. Wilson, in the mavor's
court, was fined this afternoon $50 for
discharginF fresrms across the public
streets SiucA his trial he has 0ton
arrested Tor disturbance OF the peace
and FOR resisting arrest.
Weather hot aud dry. Stock water
.n.In.-
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Mason

MASON, Aug. IDS Special. l-Yeater-
day while John Stein, German well
digger, was engaged in putting a blast
down, IL exploded promaturely, iujur-
ing him 50 severely chat it was found
necessary to amputate an arm.
c. II, Laudsu, An old Mexican war
veteran and one Of tho Mior prisoners,
died here yesterday, which leaves only
one more o. tbs veterans in Jnls county.
A fracas last night resulted in Que
man being Gus in the neck. Cause, too
much local option.
An election will be called in few
days 20 decide the prohibition question
In this county, A otter ie, linE exists
among the two factions, and Hu uullm-
tied amount Of wire pulling may be
ey pecEod.
Weather dry aud cotton shedding
badly,
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DENIsoN, Aug. l0.-lSpe1lal.l--S, A
Goldstein, who was adjldged insane
several days ago, gave his guardian,
sam star, the slip yesterday aud l. at
large. He IS well known in the State.
ute whereabouts should be promptly
wired 30 Mr.. Star, OF this city.
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Colorado city.

COLORADO CIrr,AuF l9.-tSpecial. T.
w Z. Martin, bartender + she Page
" Charley saloon, shot H,mse.
through the he 4rt to-a t1tl Qp'Niu' t
"a tha house OF n. / Asau.. l4ai
woman ot tho ~. l.t.u.y ~s4tht
cause. Dec aspi vs. o wears OLD.
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Marshall

MARSHALL, Aug. l9.-[special, I-Fos
some time past the proprietors OF the
Capital hotel have been missing val
liable articles Of jewelry, books, etc.
Suspicion rested upon J. GSinin, night
Waterman. The Gaze was placed in
the hands OF City Marshal Floyd. Yes
ieTday he arrested Gainin AMI found
much OF the stolen property in his
possession. He was committed to
answer. As the grand jury ia Ia ses.
sion, they will give the case inmediete
attention.
SIRED Douglass Lodge No. of Good
SamaritHns (cOlOred) paradei tho
stro3ts IN full uniform, with flags and
banners flying, bsuded by band OF
music. paoy presented u very cred
| liable appearance.
Hiram Pucket, dusky son OF Ham,
amused himself yesterday by beating
bis better half over tho head with a
st,ck. The mayor sent him TO the
street gang to do penance for his sius
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ton Armstrong attacked Mcknight
with bilhGrl cue, aud dealt him
some severe blows about tho head, in
htCtlng Wounds at first thought 60 be
mortal, though Mcknight now seems
TO be in q fair way to recover,
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MT. CALM, Aug. l9.-LSpecisl. 1.-The
irst bale o new cotton was brou yht "a
to.dsy by J. d. Roberts aud sold At
auction for ~ cent? to +. a. Hsncou,
Of Boston.
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Order your cypress oislorns and
water tanks, from Callahan ~ Lewis,
New iberia, La, the largest manufacs
turers IN the South.
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OILS, vice.presldent, to bo about $4,000;
we consider tho bank solvent"
Slgnedl III. Q. EDRINoToN,
Cashier Traders National Bank.
M. b. LLOYD,
President First National Bank,
THOMAS A. TIDBA1L,
Vlce-Presidont Fort Worth National
Bank. A. b. SMITH,
Cashier state National Bank.
The above is tho exact report made
by the committee ts-night.
HOW IT WAS
Mr.. j. Ii. House, who was arrested
some two weeks ago in Waco on q tel.
egrsm from the sheriff OF Eastland, an
account of which has appeared in The
HERALD, passed through the city to-
night on route to Waco. He SAYS that
he was arrested for carrying 3 pistol,
ard moreover claims IL waa a put-up
job or him. He says that although the
sheriff of Eastland saw him In Fort
Worth before he lott for Waco, no (the
shortly waited until no got
10 Waco, whom he tele-
graphed and had him arrested,
in order to put him TO additional OK
renHe. he goes from here TO Waco
where he expects TO pulveri2e those
newspaper men who said no was jailed
there,
THE GAZETTE STATUS.
! The Gazette affair remains in statu
quo, and 1t ia not likely now that any
paper will DO gotten cut until after
the sale. Possibly about Monday it
| will make its appearance, but more
/ than this the scribe saith not. This as
the debut of Sheriff Maddox In run
ming = newspaper office and stopping
the paper, but 80 far no has made u
success of holding her down. Tho
sherifI's hands haye always been CON
stdorsd able ones for newspapers Co
pass into.
HERE AND THERE.
| The Mail announces this afternoon
that IL tho Gazette dOeun't start up
Bn0u, there will be published from that
Office morning edition of tho paper
Officer Rushing killed mad dog to.
! day.
Nj. W. Wesson was .fnod sos in tn,
city court to-day for carrying pistol
PERSONAL.
Colonel George r.. Afford, OF Dallas
was in the city to-day.
Messrs. Tom Ross and ". Nj. Hurd
OF this city, go 20 Colorado City "a,
morrow morning on legal business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-20

rne air Is thick With rumnr..
ANOTHER COMMITTEE REPORT.
AT the request OF tho officers OF the
City n ,t,onal bank OF For.
WORTH, We havo examined the
condition OF the bank and although
We ind the defaloatlon u john Men