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THE CRIMINAL oALEspAR.
n Pretended United states Marsha
Works Gang CT Movers for Thai

A Pretended United states Marshal
Works Gang CT Movers for THAR
Wealth.
ST. Louis, Mo-. Oci. H.--[Special l.
3. q. Gardner Ia now being sought by
thepolice for having impressed party
OF "movors" yesterday morning, rs u
Unitod States marshal. Hs arrested
James A. Addlngton, one of tho party,
on tho ground that Adding,on was n
cnunierfeiter hs was ssektnr.
Tho sstonished Addlngtop was re-
qnes'et 70 turn over to tue alleged mar
snel ell tho money that WAS IN the
camp, aud hs did 80, handing MIN Si2,
This was not enough for tbs self-con.
stitu ED mnrshal, who compelled Ad.
dingt.on's wife to give him oil The money
she had. He took tho A1dingtons
"a charge, and then meeting another
mover" named Bon s. Gorham,
played tho name game on him. He
brought them into tho city, and after
leading. them about for awhile, de-
serted them. His game ANNOUNCED, a.
toeethor, 10 ISL. The victims ara now
destitute, and arc living in their
camps % mites west OF the city.
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EAGLE PASS, Tex, Oct. ii Especial.
-Sonor Moudregou, the recently An.
pointed jsfo poli.ico Tor this portion
oil the Rio Grande district, recently
commissioned Francisco Morz alcald q
Of San Juan do Allends. Maxico.
which caused great dissatisfaction.
Che psoolo met and refused to livs
uncer Morz's government, and APP
pointed commissioners TO visit Mon
dragon ~ Piadras Nsgras and remon-
strSte against his action. The com.
missions left Allnndo on the evening
OF tue II Ii, but ihelr carriage was fired
on from ambush, aud they returned
Tue whole tnwn Is under arms and
presents all Eve RD9a sranca 0t u camp,
They are ready 90 Il mt bsflro acc ep,.
ing noez as . ruler. Mondrag1n, wno
has cnsrge O' tho Mex 'an militia, Is
preparing 90 throw 5oldi0rs into She
place. serious tfeuble il dsily ex-
ptct0d,
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BROWNSVILLE, Oct H.--ISpecisl.l -
The steamer Harris, which has boon
detained eight days of Brszos do San.
uago bar, got in to-day. Tho cover
ment work OF alleged improvement
on this bar has loft u In a very bal
condition.
Advicss from Tsmpico state thai the
work OF construction on tho raiiro Id
TO San Louis Po,osi will recon nence
on November |. The company has
luished wagon road from tho end OF
tho track 10 San Louis Potosi,
ana passengers and freight are now
sent through from Tampco without
delay. The national compaty could
utilize tue half compile ed Mafamoras
Y hontory railroad by Gar NIGGA snd
Mier, thus contributing the profitable
tsade of those towns.
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McGREooR, Oct. IA. - [Special.l -
Lust night NJ the Cumberland Presby
terrain church, in the presence OF 1
large audicrce, Rev. John McClain, Of
Eaglo Syringe, WAS married TO Miss
Laura Beal, Of this place, Rov. G. w.
CLARK, of tho Baptist church, oflioiat-
ing, After tho marriage tho party,
with IA fow select friends, repaired 10
tho residence of tho BRIDES father,
where "a splendid supper was served.
Orton's circus showed ut This ylaco
yesterday, aud OF course brought out n
large crowd. Business was very
brisk oil daring the day.
Yesterday Mr.. j. y. Diffey. u farmer
living near here, started to Waco with
two balos OF cotton on his Wagon. BY
some unknown means the cotton
csught liro and burned 40 both bslos
together with the wagon. Driver and
horses were uniDiured,
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AUSTIN.
railroad Earnings-Admitted to do
Business Land Board Matters,

t""" "Hhihgs-Aumitteu to dG
Business-Land Board Matters.
AUSTIN, Oct. 14.--ISpecial. Tho All
nuai report OF the Texas Transports
ton Railroad company for 1885 wa.
received to day. 1t shows the amount
received for tho transportation OF
freight during the year to be S2,9O5;
passengers, $50. Last year the freig t
amounted to over $4,000, while the
passenger traffic reached $500. The
DEBT of tho company is put down at
SCISSORS.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company, OF California, was admitted
tc-dey 10 do business In tho State.
MAJOR Brackenride, of the Greer
county boundary commission, is In
receipt OF letters from other commits.
sionors saying they will be ready for
holding q conference in San Antonio
at an early day.
The new rule of tho land board,
relative to purchases, the substauco OF
which hiss been given In THE HERALD.
Is now being sent out to SURVEYORS.
IL simply Confines the sales 30 ono sec.
tion. The board will hold q meeting
Friday, at which time Colono. Swain
~ expected back, to consider tue re.
ports OF the grass commissioners.
ltis also understood that the ques
ZION OF h3ins tho volue of all suits for
violation OF lease contracts and the On
closure act at Austin, viii b. consld-
cred.
The criminal docket, In tho district
court, now In session, Is very long.
Six nurder casey Aro set for Novem por,
among them that OF Tom Pearson,
charged with the murderer DR.. Sloy-
sll. in this county, last winter.
Ths governor to-day rardonod Mar.
sbnll Lowell because of good conduct,
ard because of his refusal to engage In
the recent revolt as Clay farm.
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LAMrAsAs, Oct. h.-ISpecisl.l The
donguo fever is still raging 10 an
alarming extent. But few will escape
It's terrors.
Typhoid foyer IL reported on College
Hill.
The district court convenes on the
iirst Monday In November. Az wa
hayo no county court, tho docket
will DO heavy ono.
This morning charge was preferred
against Il. w. Wey, for an aggravated
assault on his own infant child, which
Will be hoard la tbs district court.
This man Wey IL an Episcopal minis.
yer, and his shameful conduct toward
his wife and child has been street.
corner talk Tor some time, and threats
OF tar aud feathers has been talked of
before this. "
The third quarterly nesting OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church viii In
held on the 2ji instant.
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cnant' are making good collections
better than for yesrs.

chants are making good collections
better than for years.
Health is rot as good "a we conld
WISH. Dr. Bl0unt, who has lust re-.
turned from Dallas with his family.
from the funeral of his daughter, Miss
MoiiIs, is down with dengue fever at
Mr.. kearley's residence, and has NOT
been able to get to his home at Canton
Mr.. Phil. Dorsey, a young gentleman
OF extra promise. and who has re-.
Gently been admitted to the bar, ia ly.
inS at tbe point OF death a, tho resi-
dsncs of Mr. A, ". Riisy, of this CITY.
ne IL not expected to recover.
we learn by telephone that the dis.
trict court at Canton is engaged in
trying ivan Thompson for murder.
IHE herald rsadeis will rene nber
that Tom Kennedy and Scott Hendrix
were indicted with Ivan for the muir
ger OF Edmund Hill, and the two
former have already been tried, con.
vlcted and sentenced to u life term in
the penitentiary.
Tho news from Ohio il not considered
good reading matter. w
L: M. Oarnell, gin man in tho in,
tsrior o. this county, bad his hand Gu,
of in his gin yesterday.
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fEcos CITY, Oct H.-[Special. "A
iuii train load Of six cars of lot buyers
arrived this evening from Texas
points. Eight car loads moro of people
VIII arrive III the morning. Ainopq
mo prominent people from Ds,las orc
Lieutenant Governor Barney Gibbs.
l.. A. Pres, w. II. Abrams, George a.
hhlsht, representing the Vandalie
line; e. M. Brekwith, n. Nj. Bryant
ana many ethers. Colonel w. j. Caven,
Oh marshall, 10 also here. John How,
ard, the irrepressible agent OF tbe Hea
Line, and c. G, Allen, OF Fort.Worth.
arc also here.
Many OF these parties have received
humorous orders from different sac.
uou. of tho State to boy lots, and thu
sale bids fair. To- DO the largest ever
mado in the State. WV
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Aurora

AURORA, Oct. H,-[Speoial.l Tbs
IN fins weather for picking cotton end
our farmers are improving the time.
Cotton IS coming Ia aud meeting with
ready sale as s 20 to 500. Some 25C
oaiss have boon sold here. eur NOR
chantssayis ishard to buy tbs Alliance
Q 9tton, AZ they will refuse s 60 and
take less ut some other IN srket, Hus
sui tharo Is nothing a. uics "a svstem
evon In selling a balls OF cotton.
ohe case of donguo fover IL reported
In our midst.
Tho noath Of John Holt las. week
friends. o"'
Some frost on the night of tho 18th
but no damage done.
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STATE TELEGRAMS.
INFERRED ALL OVER THE STATE
nd Dished Up in Readable Style by
the Hsraid's Army of Correspond
ents-A Killing ut San Angela.
Two Fires at Denis0n.
The DeDguc Fever.
OenisOn

DENIsoN, Oct. 4.-ISpeclal. Tho
" was aroused this morning at l:l5
the fire alarm. The fire. proved to
James Blassingame's barn. The
I'm and contents, 81 tons OF hay, were
lotsl loss. Mr.. Blsssingsmo thinks
was fired by tramp sleeping in the
" and smoking. MIR. Blsssingame
ID Only $50 Insurance.. A short time
. he telephoned the insurance agent
Issue him a policy on 40 tons OF hsy.
\ 1t was misunderstood, and tho
|licy was for only tour tons, ana tho
suIance on the Building rau out about
pr months ago. Mr.. i assiugame's
bs will be On hay, $500, and about the
me on tho bn,lding Tbs hook and
oder Company met with sn accident
bile going to the fire. They came
wn Main street, md whsn within a
" feet OK the Missouri Pacific rail-
ad track, stopped. Some one told
EN- to come on. The driver spoke to
team, which started on fall gal
p. Just then a train of fiat cars
cksd up across the crossing: the
am struck ono OF the cars about
dway knocking one horse down and
Pike tne front part of tho truck.
pm horses are more or less injured,
10 driver escaped unhurt.
hr. freeman gavea pleasant party
ms residence, east of town, last
ening. Several parties from town
ended.
Dur Town IL getting excited over tho
hrshall Il Northwestern railroad.
d Will make = big effort TO get tho
mpsny to bring their road 10 this
inc. Several of our capitalists hsya
pressed themselves in regard TO IL.
Ping we must have 1t. Some OF tho
GERS or me road were in our cl,y
eterday working tho matter up.
swinging shelf Ia j. A. Wjlkin-
nv lewelrS bazaar fell this morning,
fking and damaging about sl0o
Iih OF silverwere and jewellery.
lagness Good will mOyo to the Ma
ana ntartn hog rancho near Eagle
thinning Knocked thunder out of
Telephones and burnt out several
bds. - ~
" daily papere are going for Mr..
fsy, or tho posscflics book store.
o1osing Inc doors OF that building
lst the pubic last Sunday evon-
iness on the Missouri Pacific rail-
Nps picking up every day. Several
crews have been put on III the
lalbw days.
knights of Pythias lodge Of this
pldare masking grand preparations
pOlElr Dali, which takes place next
m9, ana intend to have 4 grand
qstabls Nixon ana posse, sou-
slsE of Gardner, Hocknsv ana
SJmsn, captured Bud English. a
1INho was Tried and convicted in
G1svilie, Texas, lsst spring. lie
pfd All al that place two months
agfd was four miles west OF DeDi-
poi hen captured. Io was grmod
witwo pistols aad well fixed for a
ofY to Arkaasas, where ne was
O'Clock this evening tho fro
WIS given and the tire proved
at Matte Rivers bsgnlO, on
rEoro street, IL was put out by
fris In the house before the fire
ktment arrived. Damage, S25; 10
:SO this evening Peter Collins
p4, on chestnut street, took IRE in
nIitchen from q defective flua. II
fut out by tho fire department.,
Coi'ios was going to lick Chief
teK Tor ordering HI, mon To break
Eho ceiling TO get NJ the firs.
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hlbLsnoRo, Oct. N.-[Spocial. THE
cotton gin owned by Y. L.. aud Charles
Ridley, at Peoria, about six milo,
wost OF here, was destroyed By fire
this morning between 0 and 10 o'clock.
The Are originated, II Is thought, from
friction, ora match passing through
tue GIN. THO loss IL no. now fully
knnwp, put IL roughly estim sted AZ
AOoOi Insurance, " go In the Crescent
Insurance company, OF Now Orleans.
sn m IN os n, companies not known.
hands with his friends In our citv ~.
day. wy W.
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Bolton,

Bolton, oct. a. Especial. There
was light frost hero yesterday and
this morning, but not enough to in
jure vegetation. This IL tho largest
frost known here for many years.
From $50 to 400 balos OF cotton are ro-
coived daily. over 1900 bales have
boon received to date.
Tho waterworks are being extended
to tho Santa Fs depot aud to North
Bolton.
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WEArHERFoRp, Oct. H.-[Spsclal.l -
Tho following cases have been dis
posed of In tho county court this week
a. s. Logan Vs. Simon Davis; judy
mont for defendant for 50, aud plaintiff
ordered to pay costa OF the snlt.
A. j. Anderson VS.. ]. II Enly, for
| service; continued.
o. III, Pockham ~ Co. VS.. Engs,run
~ Hooper; Judgment by default Tor
saOl.42 and interest ct per cent. per
| snnum from January q, 1854.
q. #. d A. II. Durrotb va. the Sun
Mutual Insurence company and
otners; continued by sgreemant.
D. ii. Peters va, sun Mutual usur
ance company aud others; continued
by agreement.
Chaclus Scnuebsr & Co, vs.. James
Culwell aud Others; Judgment by do.
fault against tbs defendant, aud
euretles on bond for tho sum OF s., 800
wiihS por cont. interest pur aunuu,.
rom date OF Judgment.
w. ii. Groves W.. j. 7. Lyon; judp-
mont by default for amount OF
motto and interest.
Messrs, j. II. HoSlo & o., dealers ia
agricultural implemvnts,m moved TO-DAY
W WV buiiuiuN occuIloi ny tho TeNnS
EXPRESS company.
w. Z. King WAS taken 10 tho insane
aaylum to-day by city Marshal ID. q.
Btatton.
There arc 10 be 1000 bales OF Alliance
cotton, from Hood and the lower part
nt this county, In town to'morrow.
The seoretay has been In correspond.
enCo with some OF the cotton BUYERS
Tor a short time, aud TO morrow IL tina
dsy set FOR the sales.
The, cotton receipt, yesterday werc
2iS bales.
The cotton receipts to-day we're 2i6
bales; prices ranging from s 80 tp $50.
Thoro Was " light frost bosn yestsr.
day morning aud this morning, hut
doing worry little or no denaus.
Luther Severance lost hts wheat,
corn, hay and oats by iire. IL IL sup.
posed to have caught from his little
boy's playing with match.
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nhcrnian.


SHERMAN, Oct. H.-[Spscisl.l Wv.
b. Boreey iq the happy father of an
eight pound boy, who made his 90.
pearsuco this morning.
j. 9. Gee, ex.proprletor OF the Even
Ing News, passed through the city this
morning on his way 10 St Louis,
Messr'. y, o. Moore aud Cash Scrip
less VIII, on Monday evening sext, be-
sln the publication Of an afternoon
paper to supply tho vacancy caused
b. tho failure of tho Evening News,
Route Agent Campheli, OF the Wells
Ia'go Express company, IL in tho
city. The oompany nave rented tho
office now occupied by Captain @. W.
Lewis, and viii, in s. fow DAYS. oman
an Office there.
Comptroller w. ]. Swain, of Austip.
ia in the city,
Ju ige Gaines, OF Paris, is Ia tho citv
on business, but leaves in the morning
for homo.
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BoNHAM, ost' H.-[special. The
burial OF Miss Dora Alice Dewitt
Daughter OF S. IL. Dewitt, will take
place tomorrow In tho English come.
terry.
rho Crockett house Is being over
hhuieo, IAw furniture taking tht
place OF tho old, paintings and Other
improvements. the Burney house,
~ presided over by Mr.. G.. l.. VIII
ilams, Viii change hands on Novom-
PEI l. Dr, j. y. Bailey, OF WhltesbDro,
VIII 20 ths now proprietor. having
Tor 1880.
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ConlalCI,s.

CoMANcuE, oct. h.--[Spcclal.l-A
sovers and probably fatal accident oo-
curret hero about 4 O'Clock this after
noon. w. ". vaughs1, citizen of
our town, had jass flashed cleaning
out Welt and was being drawn up.
When In about tour feet of the top of
tho weli, he fell back about 60 feet,
breaking his log In two places, disl0-
eating his nuklo and breaking his
back. The doctor says that no will
i've buta short time. He has wife
asnd Two sn al children, whom Ia will
leave In destitute circumstance
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bales, and she expense attending this
MODE OF disposal has made the aver
age price obtained ander that which
was sold on the street. The Alliance,
however, consider these first sales but
iIitiatory, aud that hereafter their OK .
penses will be lighter.
The insurance on the Brown &
McCannon gin, which was burnt in
tn's county about three weeks ago,
was settled by the Dallas;Fire Assess
msnt association to-day.
The very funny comedy "SkiDned by
the Light OF the Moon," ia booked NJ
the opera house for ths l9sh instant.
AS II Is tho FIRST good show of the soa-
son II has already good advances
sale.
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Aiyarado.

ALvARADo, oct. l4.-ISpeclal. The
receipts OF cotton seem 10 increase
from day 10 day. This Is Alliances day
and 30 bales woro received, About
100 bales were bought by q. w. Cotter,
the remainder was divided among
othor BUYERS. Notwithstanding cot
ton was oil In all the markets $50 to,
8 Cd was paid for every bale offered on
tho street, to-day. About 400 bales
were shipped out yesterday, but still
the yards are full.
a prominent stockman from Vic
toria has made arrangements with
one OF tho principal gssin firms of our
CITY to buy and shell 10000 bushels of
corn. He expecte TO feed 500 Southern
steers here this winter.
Late This evening difficulty arose
between Ben McCArley and Lu woods,
with regard 10 ront and tho cultivation
OF McCarley's land by Woods. Woods
knockou McCarley down with y bottle,
emitting his head severely. Both par
ues gave bond and went homo ssdder
and muddor men.
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BRowNwooD. Oct. H.--[Specisl l.
Mr.. Pesor G. Rlcksr, formerly of Boil
ton, Is IN tho city for thu purpose of
establishing q banking business.
There isa great deal of travel be.
tween here and Cisco at present. Ths
stage lioo IS fD reed to send out almos,
every day an extra to accommodate
thar passsn gers.
ootioa is going at TX to 8 co nts.
Mr.. II. Nj. McUakls was in town TO.
Gay with wa2on-load of fine apples.
thev were raised ia Brown county.
put cast In the shade any Northern an.
pies that sresshippsd here.
ina church festival last night was
quite - success, noting about $50.
tax OF 20 cents on tho dollar was
voted by the board OF aldermen at
their meeting last night. They also
voted city poll tax oil 81 on every Per.
son over2l and under 90 years OF age
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LsR, Dot. li.-tSpocisl. Court Of
pas To-day: Wood vs.. the state,
Y Nolan county; dismissed.
psett w. the State, Nolan county;
eissd aud bail granted.
oote w. tho State, from Eacog.
nss county; stricken from the
aams w. tho State, from Polk
ny ! reversed and remandod.
ske va. the State, from Smith
NV ! reversed aud ramanded.
s9n va: Missouri Tacific railway,
wood county, affirmed.
ss u Pacific railway va. Caps,
vregs county; submitted on
~ Tor both parties.
10 the following submitted on
" Tor both parties: Pfessley Va.
ave, rom Nacogdoches county;
.es We. the State, from Coose
NY ; Texas q Pacific railway va.
,,snis, rom Gregg county; Arto vs.
nans, from Galveston county
ttson W.. the State, from Collin
Wy, Townley W. the State, from
eiuon county.
The nasc Of Weaver We. the state,
wntianson county. motion for .
VI verttorari was submitted and
me case Of ex .parte Merchant,
sssy county, an application for
~ VI nnneHs ccrpus was submitted
kran,sd, returnsble at Tyler on
'oer ~, ~ 10 o'clock a. m.
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MAtamoSaa. Mar

MATAMonAs, Mex, Oct. 10 -.lspscial,l
Captain Roblos was watering hii
horse yesterday. Ho was Kicked IN
the breast aud killed.
, A neighbor Of Policeman Venture
a Reyes ~ SEM s,s, his family Yesterday .
u,sn o, nivnly ,spiced meats. Not
dog, which immediately died. po,sor
IL suspected. .''
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DECATUR, Oct li.-lspeclal. This
haa been the livsliest day Of tho sea-
son In tho cotton trado a. this place,
tho receipts being $50 bales. Being
sale day for the Farmers Alliane .,
i,oVO BALES were .axpsc,ed, but they
s 80 TO s 20. Eight bu udrod and TWEEN |.
" I'VE bales have been shipped, aud
500 arc now on hand.
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EsHALL, Oct. II -lSpecial.l-A
\ |inston, ponitentiary agent, called
\ night and took tho following
Z nefs 10 tho peul.ontiary: George
Fams, murder, Is years; Aba
M, murder, 10 years; John Estoll,
ptry2 years, aud forembe 2zlement,
lars; Dube Wilson, burglary, d
N James Chino, :h9it, twd cases,
Hs; John Walker, theft cfcuttou,
lrs. All tho parties except Gaino
y Oiored.
W. ksya, overchslged with fight
1nlskyi attempted TO paint the
PYfed, and would have succeeded
Ifr the Interference OF tho police.
LeI"s taken bsioro the mayor and
\ city council met last night, and
rtrntd TO meet again tonight.
AZ ueiicioucy In the water supply 81
pdomp' e.s has been remedieh.
|Iegfo fireman on one OF tho en-
OF the Marshall d Northwestern
Ephu, nf'er getting mp steam this
II9lng, concluded 10 try his hand nt
pms the machiue, aud we'll did no
|Ysu. Tho engine rot away with
csmn numbering down tho grade
4ied through anu demolished ali
IJnWer end OF thu engine house, and
Al nes IN u cop ditch at the terminus
~ foAu. The negro skipped.
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0rcenville.

GRrESvILLE, Oct. IA Especially =.
-Four hundred and tifsy bales OF cotton
were sold here to-day, at prices from
SO to $50. Through the carlessnes'
of a dti.er four bales OF cotton wer,
nearly burned up at the cotton yard
to-day. The cntton belonged 10 Jsgetl
q Seain, OF kockwsll county, and
caught iirc from cigar while on the
wagon.
Congressman Jones hes boon paying
M short visit, osteusibly sociai, bur
really Telling ths political pulse on the
postoilics uusstton.
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Crockett.

CROCKETT, Dot. IA. - ISpeoIal.l - A
sad affair occurred hore At tho rail-
road depot, yesterday evening, An
infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
jackson died In its mothers arms
while they were waiting for the train.
The Guild had bsen dead for an hour
before she discovered II. Sho was
under the impression II was asleep.
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Coleman.

COLEMAN, Oca h-tSpeoisl.l ~. B..
Smith, architect and builder, made a
contract to-day for tho erection Of q
large and imposing building for tho
banking frn OF Coleman & Davis,
Grading on tho Cult, Color ado q
Santa 10 road Is being rapidly pushed
on. M et :
New arrivals Of men Of capital are
daily invostiny In rosi essale here,
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San ANTONIO, Oct. il.-[specisI.l--
The trial OF Max Nsuudifi, justice
of the peace, for malfsssanoe In ONCE,
was continued to-day, and viii and
Tomorrow. The testimony n,vcn
to-day would ssrm ~ In p!lcsia o,hsr
parties bssides N,unduff n iiieIsl
Inalrrsctice. The osoo0 ln)oS5sS 8 ~
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MNtAlneraa. Mas

MArAMoRAs, Aiex.,oci. IA Special,
"A corporal OF police named Jesus
Aernsndsx, whilc chasing an csoapiDs
prisoner last night fell dead from con.
gestion OF the lungs.
Jssu'n Aguiisr was attacked Ia the
s.te last NIGHT by unknown parties
snu 20 Dauly cus about the head ~ 70
n.scsssltate .his being sent to the hos
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Oorsicans.

ConsrcASA, Oct II -tspeclal.l--All
OF tho Alliance cotton sales at have
taken place, but ~ rule have proved
anything but satisfactory to the fsrm-
srs generally. ~ prices were no murs
In lots than VA rooa(vo1 iof slnsle