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Denton.

DENTON, Sept. g. - iSpeci al, - The
county court has been grinding, to-
day, on q local-opion case from pre-.
cinct No. 8, In which Georges Cunning
hsm 10 accused of selling 60 cents
worth of peach brandy 10 neighbor.
Local option was in force in that pre-.
clnct at thSt time. The STATS failed
to make out 6 csso, and Judge
Bradley instructed the jury
to bring io q verdict of not guilty,
which was done. Several other cases
Of the sans character were dismissed.
Next came a charge against Henry
1oung,. III the same neighborhood,
CT selling liquor without license,
Henry attorneys read the decision of
the Coarg or Appeals, showing that as
local option is now in force it super
cefcS oil other laws on the LIQUOR
question, and tass 8 license law oan-
not be violated whom it DOES not exist,
Mr.. Young was discharged.
The total amount OF licsnse monsy
refunded TO liquor dealers in Denton
county ~ 81, 6l825. The State refunded
,OSl 80; the county, $5l5.6S; the city,
$7l2l.
CITY Marshal William S. Fry was,
last evening, married TO Miss Lizzie
Hutfneyer, aE her parents residence,
O few miles northwest OF tho city. A
large lumber Of Mr.. Fry's friends &C
oompsnisd him to witness the cere-
mopy.
AT O'Clock this eveaing Mr.. J. Fl
Mounts, living about toreo miles
southwest of this place, was married
TO Miss Emma Rhine. Several OF
Harry's frisnds from the civ at
tended the wedding.
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Corsicana.

CoRsIcANA, Stps Especial, THE
prohibition MEETING at the court house,
to hear y. j. Gibson, of Iexls, was
fairly attended, Mr.. Gibson giving The
regular set speech for tina occasion,
and wiGding up with an abusive TRADE
against hesBre. Coke and Mills. He
was ioll-weo by Judge r. G.
Beale, Of this county, who tore
tho arguments OF tho man
from Limestone county to pieces,
causing him 10 say afterwayd that ii
he had known he was TO have been fol-
lowed he would have spoken dlffsi-
emily. He spoke again, this evening.
To an audience OF about % persons,
composed mainly Of ladies.
C0louol Simkios so0ke TODAY, ak
Rsleigh, with John d. Ice, Esu,, TO
debsts the question with him.
A grand rally Is on the tapis tor 10 d.
morrow, as Dawenn, where Jndro
Gerald and M. d. Herring, OF Waco,
will speak. An excursion from this
place Will go on the narrow gauge, To
be in attendance.
MIR. A. Fox has returned from New
York after q two months trip, He
LETT his younger son, Eli, there, who
Will commence seven years. law
course at Harvard college this fall.
Prospects for large msjority
against local option grow bnghto,
every day, and oar merchants are
jubiiant over the prospect.
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OHlcer Foster shst In the Hand.

o6icer Foster, while on his beat,
about 1880 last night, found q man,
who gave his name "a p. J. Hamilton,
OF hillsboro, lying on the Texas a
Pacific freight platform. dc arrested
Nun and took him to the cslsboose.
While the officer was awakenInr
me turnkey, the prisoner pulled
nus p1stol, small derrlnper.
IN attempting to wrest IL from
MN tue weapon was discharged, the
ball entering Fosters left hama. iodr-
Ing, 1t y supposed, somewhere In tie
arm.. DR.. Veal dressed the wounded
,hsn's hand. without extracting the
ball. The wound In painful, bue not
serious. The officers say the prisoner
has been making the depot platform
his sleeping place Tor several nights.
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New YORK, Sept. 1.-The track was
in good condition at Brighton Beach
to-day, and there was more than the
average attendance, but the pleasures
OF the day were completely married by
4 chapter OF terrible accidents, by
which ono Of the most promising
young Jockeys, Moran, was Instantly
killed, and several other riders mar
rowly escaped with their lives. The
second race was Btart9a with 81
horses, although % owners had sent
.1n an application TO have
their horses Withdrawn, as the num-
Der was too great and the track too ma, :
row - give their animals y chaucs 20
win, and, as was stated, they were
afraid OF an accident. Caldwell got
the horses off in punches, and of
COURSE, they raised an immense cloud
Of dust in which those behind the trout
could not see where they were riding
10. At the h il.-mile post, Moran, who
~ well as , could D'1 b.
B56n with the dust, was on tho outside,
Ia tho third place, having Joe Howell
2 tile in front, clossly follpwed by
Lane, Oh Bonnie Lee. Mo-
ran was seen to suddenly
pitch nigh into tho air, and was
quickly followed by tho other two,
falling also. M0ran's nscl was
broken, and death was almost In.
Simultaneous. The othor riders, Garri-
son and Lane, arc all right.
In tho third race another accident
occurred, which In one case may prove
iatal. Rivers, Mhe was riding Won
derment, and Williams, on Cardinal
McClo,key, were thrown AS they on.
tered the homestretch, and Rivers
was carried hoiAe unconscious aud
unable to move. williams escaped
with O few bruises.
First Raoe-For 2.yesr-olds, tn
carry 100 poundsj ave.eighths Of q
mile; starters: Jackson, Bessie B,
Glenbrook, Laclare, Nun, Minnie
vt. John, Salute, Soprano, Rock-and.
Rye, Bordelajsi, Strong Batter. Won
by Bessie B. BY q head; Salute y econ 4 !:
Rook-snd. Rye, third.
Time: l:O2X.
Glenbrsok ended tho race by pitch-
Ing his jockey over his head,
Second Rsce-Selliag rase. thras.
quarters OF mile; starters: Patansco.
Tsllynsn, Mis- Daily, Gar6sld..
Koree. Miss qlsonen, Hesporo. Al!eau,'
verxensy. Uba,5o, 100 H., Ma
vsrro. Paul keruan, Audncity.
Normi, @ .ntry, rnuo dsrboli, Riddle
Ths,ura, Parade, ktixxsra, Jna How.
ell, Joe Murray, Bonnie Lsa, F,.,as.
Harriet, Bsltsssr, james Mace, i u
Iowplay, nIccss., Miss Barnes, Miss
Baldwin. Won BY Navarro, by thrss
engeas, GARFIELD, second, Joe Howell,
Time 1:lI. Ni
Third naos-gslling yaos, ssven.
e'sAsAs o. INLET sssssefsi Qassu
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FORT WORTH, TEX AS
TALL TIME AND TRAGEDY
SPEED AND OEATHoN THE TURF
siip-Aiong Rsduscs tho Record at Chi
csKo and Moran, tho Jockey, Killed
al Erighton-othor Cssualtios
andProbably Another Ta-
taltty - Summary.
Chicago Races.

Chicago Races.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The weather has
been fair and warm, aud the attend
ance at Washington park, to-day, was
very good. The track was fast.
First Raoo-Seven-ei ghts of a mile;
starters: Cuban Queen, Kinglight,
Alabama. Lucas. Lucas at suce took
the load, by four lengths, with King.
light and Alabama behind, close to-.
gether, and the Queen last. At the
lower turn tho Queen took second
place. Lucas WAS not headed, and won
easily by . length; Cuban Queen, sec
ond; kingltght a poor third,
Time: l:0Ss1.
Second Race-One and one eighth
miles; starters: Mission Belle, Rapido,
Vaulter, Goldbsn, Boetblack, Tipsy.
Vaulter led, with Tipsy and Rapido
close up. At the upper turn, Tipsy
took the lead by length, with the
field punched. At the half
mile polo Tipsy was still
In front, with Rapido second. The
RAGS was between those two to the end,
Rapido just winning at the wire by a
short head; Tipsy, second; Vsulter,
third.
Time: l:59.
The race was run very close at first.
Rapido was just off the cars, having
been out As hours from Saratoga.
Third Rsce--0ne and one-sixteenth
OF u mile heats; starters: The Ute, Sir
Along and Jim Douglas. Slip Along
took the lead, The Ute second. Neal
the back stretch tho Ute wen'
TO the front, but was
at once passed by Slip Along, who was
not again headed, aud won the first
heat easily BY ono length; Jim Doug.
las, second; Tho Ute distancsd.
Time: l;50k.
aecond Hest-Ths judge, not being
sstisfied with Dsrius' riding, put up
Murphy. Slip. Along took the lead,
was never heaaed aud won hsndily by
threr lelgths; Douglas, secoud.
Time: l:iSh, the fastest on record.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. of
Powers, Mons, waldens, Red
Girl, Exile, Biddy Bowling,
Hermino, Guydeste, Chance,
Latin, Kerahaw. There was some do
lay at the post, gstting =. good start
Lstltn led; M )na, secOnd; euydetteI
third. Tho others were never In the
race. There was no change IL the
stretch, where Mona took the lead and
won hsndlly by length; Latin, sec
ond; Guydette q poor third.
Time l:l5A.
Fifth Race-Steeple chase; starters:
Garter Harrison, Warrington, Bucoph
alus. Lord George. Carter Harrison
led. Al the water Jump, Warrington
and Bucephalus Tell and Lord George
refused. Harrison osntered and won
pulled up. Warrington and Buceph.
Aus were remounted ard finished
Warrington, sec0Hd; Bucephalus
third. Lord George did not finish.
No time.
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THE {EXAS KILOGRAMS.
PROHlBlTlONlSTS Still GAME.
At Palestine. Lonsview and Elsewhere
the Flight Goes on-Cash and Aaud
Items from Austia-Kiling
Near Gainesvilie-Knight
of Labor Victory,
Palestine.

PALESTINE, Sept. 2.-lSpecial. IA
large crowd Of both sexes assembled
at Tennessee Oolony,yesterdsy,t to hear
speeches on tho subject OF prohibition.
Captain Gammage and B. +. Rogers
spoke in favor, and Rev. Ben
Parker and Colonel f.. N. Hanks
against the measure. The speeches
were listened TO attentiyely, there
being more colOred people here
than at any tilne since the canvass be-
gun. A lesdigg feature in the canvass
OF tho snti-prohibitionists has bseD to
send out canvassers TO quietly per.
suade the col0red men from going out
to meetings for discussion OF the
subject. The nti-pr0hibitionist
are highly elatsd at tho
result of tao election in McLsnngn
county, and claim this county by 500
majority. II they triKmph the pro
hibitioSists assert that il will be- by
the negro vote. This is fully realized,
and the ansi-prohibitionists are tray.
cling night aud day 10 round up the
Senegambian sovereigns. Reos Boyed,
Millicap, Ogden aud other colorod
ministers arc laboring hard TO coun-
tersct this influence. These ministers
ASSERT that 3 large number of the
negroes will vote for prohibition.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS.
INV oRLEANs, Sept. 2 --Flour dull and
unehanged; choice nominal; fully fnncv.
TOW extra fancy, 46O Minnesota pate1t
pIWocoss, 30; winter wheat patents,5.T.
"a :S wh,a ies Dat steady In sacks; mixed,
Oats dun, weak and lower in sacks,
en- ice western, " to 82x; No, 3 Texas. IA.
Torn meal duh and lower ct ais 10 2.
Lay qn,et an weak; prime, 1901 to i7I0,
Fork-Inaotiyea and lower.
"a Iossrd-ou lot but steady; refined fierce
Bulk Meats -ste adj with fair dam.nd.
ns991lSers' AS; long clear, 5S1 10; Gear rib
= b. Bacon g =, frm; shoulders, s.25; long clear
=, Hi,"ims-'Ch Use sugar.cured canvasssd, Ii
Whisky. unsettled.
VoHeo- .Nominally unchAn,ed: Rio car.
goes, oinmon 10 prime, ~ to9
sugar duli centrifugal or white. ala "a
osei primo y',',Ow ciarln Nd, ~, ~
.o Moiatses quiet; common 70 GOOD, 10 "a
~ , ,",r % q ~ to Is; prime 70 strictly
,,ce a. ct, tslt steady,
b'hn Lui we.s aud lOwer, at ~ 10 725<.
A. Ott0h-See,i oil steady; prime ude, " Ia
" SUNNI r yeliov, u ~; cake, "a, 10, b,
Exc hanye nominal, - j -
| ST. LOUIS.
| 81: Louis. sept 2.-f1our low. and
g.4d q9!esI Xx, 40 % Soli XXX, toS Z
~ S az e 'ssss's;; Z si 4
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JEFFzRsoN, Sept. 2.-lSpecial.l MIR.
John Jet lost his daughter, Miss Bob
bic L.. she WAS buried in the city
cemetery yesterday.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. Spinner
died night before lsst.
Rev. DR.. HaTdwicke has commenced
q protracted meeting et the Baptist
church,
Senator Trayios, of Wood county,
with his family, is visiting relatives in
this county.
The dance last night, al the old
court house, called out the gallant and
tho stair" ones OF Jefferson. Is w.s
given to young ladies' and gentlemen
who will leave Tor school IN few
DAVIS,
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IRVINE & ,JOHNS
Live stock, Commission Merchants,
Land and Rancho EroLar.

Land and Rancho Brokers.
Tho appearance fan advertisement
In to days Issue of firm in which
Major a. G. Irvine, late OF Betterton,
Irvine Il Co., and j. G. Johns are the
responsible propriotors, will attrsc
universal attention, The object OF tho
associated parties is to perfect o avg
tenn OF purchase ana sale, through
which parties desiring to buy or
soil Sattle or other stock, can
conhde their affairs to honorable.
reputable and Responsible partlsp,
whose Interests VIII be identified
with their own in all their busi.
ness relations. This IL tho enterprise
which hes long been needed In Texas,
aud Is now supplied. Hitherto, par-
'iss seeking Investments In Tho re-
mnnersLive ventures on Texas cattle,
nave been restrained by tho fear that
personal attention could not be devo
{ d TO the matter Ia hand, The sDr-
vices OF the gentlemen composlne this
1--we stock firm can now bs saoured.
aud whilst tneir perfect famIlisrity
WIN the business OF which they may
tske charge Is indispu.sble, their sol.
vency aud responsibility 10 those who
may entrust them with their means.
Us also beyond question, An honest
investment In the most profitable of
al Investments Ia, for thu, first time.
offered In the city OF Dallas. now
recognized as the center of ali Texas
busiuesS,
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LoNavIEw, Sept. Especial. Pro.
hibition is aggressive in this county,
and that sentiment, or feeling, seems
to 20 heart to heart with that reiigi-
GUS fervor thst appears to Do spread
ing among people OF aii classes, both
black and white. Prohibition commit
tees have besp appointed; also num-
Der OF speakers, 10 thorOughly canvas
the county. Work began to-day in O
monster me0ting at Peatown, on tho
south side of tao Sabine, from which
those pres6nt from Longview,
give glowing accounts, and
claim three iOurths of the vote
Of that side OF tie river. The saloon
men are quiet all along the line, but
are resting on their arms, and the pro.
hibitiOnists will doubtless find that
they have counted without their host,
and that local option is again beaten
The Galveston, Sabine IL st. Louis
railway has gone int y tho hands OF the
Galveston d. Sc, Louis Construction
company, ana thorough recousLruc-
ton of tho road from Longvlew TO the
terminus has 0een comssnced. No
passenger traffic will DO accepted unit /
the track 10 placed in proper condition.
A large foTce is at work, aud but a
short stopp9Ge Of passenger trains will
occur. Freight is handled as for
mey,y,
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 2.-[Special. j.
Charles Schrlbls was arrested here, on
August 81, for lunacy. He was placed
ip the city prison, and sfterwsrd re-
moved to the coanty jail. He died to-
day, as the city physician asserts, of
spinal meningitig. The doctor was
cslled. for the first time, to-day. He
says the man died of neglect. Con-
Siderable OF sensation is caused by
tho affair.
Tho Arkansas Pass railroad stock
holders to-day elected directors for
Tho eDEuing season, 1t was said the
road was on q sound tinancial basis,
that the ono huudredth mile would be
completed BY April l, sud the final
rail laid at Arkansas Pass within q
year. Something of "kiek" was
made at San Antonio aud Bexsr
county land owners charging exorb,t
ant prices for right.oi-way, depot
grounds, etc.
Though an iron clad pool, with the
usual forfeit attachment, Vas formed
only 3 few months ago among San An
tonic lumber dealers, there are signs
Of dissolution One OF tho large cnrpo-
rations here Is charged with selling
largely under the rates. A secret
meeting hos been called, and war is
looked for.
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join the association. The firas regular
meatiag of tho association wilt be held
in WaxsEachie, ON Saturday, the 18th
instsni, at O'Clock D. m.
Rev. Dixon c. Willisms Is here, and
will rest up until the 18th inst, At
which time he will tackle Dallas
Professor Galloway. who was elested
superintendent Of the Wsxahaohie
graded school, vice Professor Ousley,
resigned, reached tho city Sunday
night ard hes taken hold with q
vim.
Professor Gray, who for several
years has been connected with Marvin
College, ny musical instructor, has
moved, with his family, 70 sherman,
where he has been employed in the
same capacity.
l.. w. Wheeless, our genial railrosd
ngent, has gone on u trip to Georgia,
ard rumor says that he won't come
back alone.
Cotton continues to como in fast.
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Tone of the Stock karks,.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2--Govsrnment
bonds dull and strong.
State bonds neglected.
Tho Gales of railway bonds amounted
to Only S,l75.o00 to-day, but tho busl-
ness was very we'll distributed, tho
sales Of Brie seconds amounting to
only s2S5,0o0, leaving $4,000 for the
rest ot The list. There were sales OF
few West Shore firsts at 42sS TO 42ss
against i2n yesterday. The Drexei &
Morgan certificates, representing
West Shore bonds, were admitted TO
dealings to-day, and there were a few
sales nt Al tn Az, closing at Az.
The Wabash issues were strong.
The following cable was received.
late this afternoon, by the purchasing
committee OF the Wabash COMPANY.
from LondOn:
"Over Si,5sO,0OO general mortgage
bonds have been deposited here, md
they continue coming In fast. The
books were opened In this CITY, yos-
torday, and abou $1,000 900 OF the zen
| eral mortgage and $1,000 GOO of the col.
lateral trust bonds have already an.
sented. Tho reorganization la consid-
cred great success thus far"
The stock market 10 drifting into a
dull and unsatisfactory condition, 10
both the bulls and the hears, Prices
are bsing MANIPULATED to certain en-
ut. Outsiders showed q disposition
to stand OFF and await Developments.
Rumors were current this afternoon I
toe formation OF strong bear comb.
nation. The market, at the opening
this morning, was somewhat irregular,
although r majority OF the List Was
lower, sud In the early dealings
there wac further. decline,
ranging. from. "a TO Il per cent,
sltnough omeha preferred Hyiei1od J.
Snd Minneapolis q So. Louis preferred
I Per c9n'' on very light TRANSACTIONS
was CHECKED, aud the market was al
ternsiely steady and strong during u,
hsisncs Of tho day. The adv az COS iron
the lowest prices ware generally with
IN range OF per cent., tho extreme
gain by the New York Central amount
ing 10 ~, Lake Shore IA, Northwest,
orn "a aad preferred ~, st. Pau
| a, Lackawanna and Louisville
nashville IA, 1t was slow but 9th
erWise featureless upward movement
| VIVA VAiy % oiibub iOHcpIO1, as Is fulU
aud In many cases the highest quota
tons were made shortly after 90. m.
the market then becoming steady, ant
10 continuing to tho close. In othel
eases, however, the dnal prices are til,
| Highest of the day. The result
OF the operations Is pair
OF q for North western preferred
aud = for com mon, q for st. Paul,
for Louisville Il Nashville and Illinou
Central, rs far Southern Pacific com
mon. 4 for the preferred, u for West
ern Union, 4 for Lake Shore and .,
for New YORK Contrei, and smallet
fractions for the rest OF the list. The
total sales were 6i,400 shares less
than yesterday. Dispatches received
from Chicago during the after-
noon stoted that there wero runnors
there of y 10 cent rate on grain to New
York and that the decentralization was
extending to the higher classes OF
fralghts. 1t is believed that a large
shipment IL to DO mads at IA early
date to this point by rail for export, al
| the low rate mentioned.
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nsther, wondorment, Valley Fore


Rather, w0nderment. Valley F,roo
Miss Goodrich, Cardinal Nc.
Ctosky, Hotachimie, Ben Thompson.
Valparaiso, Tom Korns, Sbcihv
Barnes, Dizzy Blonde, Medina. Won
Dy Bon Thompson by neck; Miss
u9 %, second; Valley Forge, third.
Fourth Race-Handlcap; one and an
saHntn miles; starters: Boatman, Cor
sam, Lyon, Woodilower, Blue Peter.
Bnnnie s., Mollie Walton, Captain
Warren, Glonbar. Won by Liron Inv
one ana half lengths; Boatman. sec.
ono; Mollie Waltoa, third.
Time: l:5S.
Fitch kacs-For all ages; one mile,
starters: ,Vindsx, Sovereign, Pat, Bar
num- runka, Ripplette. Won BY Bar
PM, Ia aoos osn,er by two longths
Time: l:46.
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WAxAHAcH1E, Sept 2 --[Speolal.l--
The gin meu Of Ellis county have or
gan'zed an association to DO known as
the Ellis County Ginners association,
W. A. Bpyre, ot Bovcs Texas, pr.si.
dent, end II. + Jones, Of Wax Al tchip,
se'r'.tsry. The object OF the assJcls
tiou Is TO establish among ginners n
uniform. syttsin OF tolls, TO buy bag.
Kin9 NJ d ties at Wholesale, " Hnd 4
readv market for their cbttopssod, and
those OF their patrons ard 10 utuslly
cf0teot each other from drse. All
ginners In the county are asked 20
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Bryan

BRYAN, Sept. g. Special. Assessor
Poverty, Of Brszos county, states that
tho assesasble values in Brazos G un.
ty, in 1884, footed ny sS,Is4,i95; in 1857,
1924 ,93l, being an increase OF $50 796
that, although the asst ssment was
down IN the eoun;ry yet ia the city,
through the sction of the CITY council,
there was an Increase OF 100000. Menu
bers of the county mmissioners
court, from the country, who
are so l0afhe to make appropriations
for bridge purposes, because they ben.
etit the town, should ponder over this
large increase OF taxation on city prop
erty and watch the citizens OF Bryan
are compelled to pay. TIE commits.
sioners COURT IL now In session for the
purpose OF approving accounts and re-
ports Of the various officers Of the
county.
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f;Ver for nearly week, his life being
almost dsspGireG ofmost of the time.
me crisis is now passed, and no bids
talr TO make Rooa recovery. Tho
acoetor is apopular contributor to med :
zeal lttereture, aud WAS treated upon
the plan suggested in his last paper
upon this fearful disease.
A very interesting revival has been
going on here in tbs Methodist churh
Tor oighi or ten days, the meeting be-
ing conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Og.
barn, OF Stargllle, assisted 10y Rev. B.
II. Bolton, of Miueols. 4 deep relig.
ious Impression has been produce /
here, extending TO the surrounding
country.
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ATLANTA, Sept. 2,-lSpeolsl.l Fear
full dry asd dusty. No rain for Eve
weeks,
The cotton crop will DO about the
same as last year.
Gtadtng was commenced this AFTER
noon on tho Atlanta Il Mt. Pleasant
railroad.
Nearly every train brings in some
one to help to swell tho population.
Mr.. j. q. Patent, who represents DR..
Wards seminary, at Nashville, Ten.
nessee, passed thrOu gh 10 wn this even
lns. with several young ladies', bound
for Nashville.
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TYLaR, Sept. Especial. Mr.. /.
A Hood, who was indicted with sew
erel others, last year, for the murder
OF old man Fundarburg, while pris-
oner in their hands, came in to-day
and surrendered 20 the sheriff and
was placei under bond of $1,000.
which he ut sucs gavo.
The celebrated oasea of tho State va,
Price aud Kaishg, for tho murder OF
Conductor Frazier, of the International
" Great Elrtneru railroad, ia set for
September 8. Great interest is felt in
tno rAsult
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-03
THE GRANT FAMILY.
A Part Of 1t Starts for Euro,e

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Mr. and Mrs,
jesse Grant, and Mrs. Ssrtori, were
passengers this morning on the North
German Lloyd Steamer Werrs.
Ihey are bound for soulhampton-the
two first named a visit, and the
last named is going to her home.
Colonel Fred Grant, u. s. Grant,
kev. DR.. Newman and Mrs. Corh,n
ana few other ftis uds, wero M tha
dock to see the party off. Mrs. Grsnt
mas decided tn remain In the oItv Tor
Purdy's Station. -'s 'oe