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TYLER, O5:, 2O-[Spsemll Tho SUI
pramo court t1-day reversed and re
msnded the following cases:
The Texas & Pacific railway CON,
pany va. Sarah Scots, from Harrison 1,
county.
Il. j. " o. b. Moore va. Jane, Long
ct al, from Wood county.
Susan Calhoun VS., A. G.. Burton
from AndersGa county.
". +. Ovens VS.. Il, q. Jenuett, from
Galveston county.
The social event of the season was
the msrrisge tonight OF Miss Flor.
ence Brown and Mr.. Y. Z. COtnaui, AZ
thc Eptscopsi church, thus city, Rev.
DE-. Paterson nflioiating. The attend.
adts ware Misses Mary Hernd on
Daisis Wood and Della Wilson. ol
Tyler, and Misc Laura CASTOR, OF DAI
lac, aud Messrs, Gone, johnson, Fro
ii sisey,J Bonner and IT. b Finore
all OF Tyler. The chureh was crowde,
with spectators 10 witness the mar
flage ceremony, after which "A lRru,
number OF trends were entertained
with delightful supper ut the resi-
depce of MIR John A. Brown, In,
brido's brother.
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Weatherford,

WEATHERFoRD, Oct. 20 Special. l.
The following cases have bson tsiod
ana disposed of in she county erini
nal court to-day and yesterday:
W. IL. Virgins, tor keeping o gam
lng tao'o, enrered plea OF guilty, aad
was fined S25 aud cost. Hector Hua.
vliie, Joe LAlnay aud john w. Ross,
A' j. Bonner aud h. w Stoutsepbe
ger, au Tor tbs same oflsase, esrh
plead guilty, and was daei S25 and
cost State ~. Joe Flu gu son, iudp-
meut ioc forfeiture of pond OF s 100.
St.t0 vs.. Ben Harterayeg, plea OF
guilty 80 an indictment for aggravated
astEult and battery; fiugd SIS aud cost
STATE W.. Tom aarourgss, convicted
Tor aggravated assault aud battery and
hnec $50 aud cost. James Roach, for
carrying concealed weaaous, pleal
guilty; hued S25 and cost. j. II. Me
CulluIn, charged with thefs, plead
guilty and was 6ned So aud cnst. Mar
LIN R0ddy, resisting sn officer; CON.
viGted and hn0d 81 and cost.
Inc cotton rec 3ipts to-day wore over
700 bales, prices ranging from $50 {,
. %. Total receipts to dhto, between
1880 and 4, 400 bales.
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Aagkeli.

HAsKBLL, Oct. 20.-[Special. dis.
trict court adjourned to-day, having
been "a session just 10 days. The grand
jury found IL true bills--4 feloni,s
and miH1atneapors.
Dirt was broken to-day for the lay.
ing OF the foundation of $1,000 briSl,
jail.
Tho courthouse is about completed.
Colonel IL. M billiard, who was ar
raigned before the United States au.
thoritiss ~ Waco, some days ago, has
returned. aud states that ha has been
foullY dealt with in the matter.
MIR. :. X. johnson, formerly o CORE
spondent In the general land Office al
Austin, has returned 20 our town 90 re-.
main permanently.
Mr.. j. A. Rhomburg and son, of Aus
tin, are 10 the city. The old gentle
man Ia laid up with rheumatism, and
IL also suffering from effects of the
denguo fever.
Health Of the community was never
better.
The weather Ia braciuE,
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Uvalie.

AhpE, Oct. 2o.-LSp0olal.l The
ottho alleged assassin ofPinch G
o has baon discovered. IL, Il
psoi TO baJuan Pancho, u forner
lof GNcips wife, for whom she
tol nor husband last spring, and
- Mexico. Careless assassina-
tna nNtlIuinrs Of whlcn were
VltE HE9ALD, caused a proionnd
iinn, sud ths officers have hean
tciss IN ftrieling out the sup
motive aud author OF the crime
Mea. u src'a iliItp Msxicn with
y flnoho, her husband followed
soguied her, aud made
nlut before the authorities.
hn WA couvlcied and
noed 10 servo n term In the army.
hs placed VA pedroWinklor'scom
loc4ied ut Nan Juan do Csrde
Ito n, qucntly thresiened Gar
,ie, aud IL Ia supposed tnat m
his escape AID carried out his
se, Sketis rangers are In pur-
] bin. lie was partially idend'
tevefsl wttnt sses OF the mur-
Cplnuol Winkier mas been writ
J, With the object of sscertalning
Dor young Pincho has escaped
his command, though ths-e
u bo no reasonable dnub, but
. u the slayer OF his psraairur's
2nd.
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n ANTONIO, OCT. 2O.-[Speclal. =
ty'ive tents were erected on the
sfess grounds to-day Tor the 40.
hodation of tho visiting Stae
"a, who viii compete for Che Sl,C1O
at the drill during the cslaors-
which opens on Thursday aud
nuss thres days. Tho Ssu Auto
Pmpanies are drilling night and
with thu San Antonio Rifles
Wy tue fsvorites In the betting.
itors may DO assured of q warn
zion aud as good u contest a. th,
eau show. Osher preparations
ping RAPIDLY on. A tremendous
"a Is expected.
POI, which has been going up 10,
weeks, reached the top today
Dawson clip of Prcsldio county
MS OF bright six mouths wool
fht y csuts per pound at private
rms ~ the highest price paid IL
bsata thts season. About 5000
us ara yet TO arrive of tho clip 81
territory.
n Ult, n German boy, eSod II
disd to day from q rattlgsnakt
inflicted sDme days aso.
weu organized mDvsm 4nt is gu
more 90 start o Young Mems
usn association, IL IL paiievoi
the misorial may possibly ba
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PnleaIlne.

PALESTINE, oc:. 20. -ISp9cial ! Tho
strike NJ tue Howard Oh mill ended
this mornias by all the hands rssam-
Ing WORK. A fow arc 10 recjya 50 poe
day, whilo Others ara cut dowo % couts
leis than they received batoro. rnuao
who Got tho Increase 1t pay would NOT
uplolG the ptriko any logger.
rherei 10 good dotl Of disiati II So
ton Ia the railroad snDp over AZ order
cutting tlmo down 70 nine hOurs por
dav.
Mr.. John l.. Tucker, of Bradford,
this county, had his arm bAlly lac.
Grated white Tending his gin yester-
prevent tho uoceialty OF ampusation.
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Enui.

ENNIS, oc,. 2l-ISpaolal.l Cotton
continues 10 coma ia qni.a freely aud
fiuds buyora ut sb to 900, the latter
prico hcing pllj Ia se.Lloment OF 40.
counts.
Farmers are not buying much, they
arc Inclined 10 pay up the aae1uuts of
tue year, nuuh 20 the satisfaction nf
the merchants, WIN loDS Tor ma orial
incr9Ase In trade 6uriig sho coming
mouth.
Professor Cevor exhibited hi, Mil
tnnian tAbleanx Ut Paradise Lost AZ
tho opera house last nlyht tn an appre-
ciativn aniience, anu will repeat
again io-nigbt BY request. Our pto.
pie havs nv hus little in the way OF
am nsomanis.
We hal quite a heavy fecst last
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STATE SPECIALS.
BLAZE AT GAINESVILLE.
Isfsa Arm In Gin at Longview-sn-
preme Court Decisions at ryicr-
Preparations for the voiksfess
at San Antonio - White
Case Ended at Waco.
Gainesville,

bAINEsvILlE, Ocs. 2o,-TScecial.l-
10 hsmss again got in their disas-
bus work Lass night about 1850
SlocS. The alarm was turned on from
j Third ward snd flames were seen
lung from the Rad River restaurant
wo-story blil6ing on DYER straat
Se property belonged 10 John n
alker, sud Was rented by n. a
cobs. Nothing was saved feom fhs
Hiding. rne family and boarders So
ped barely with their lives. The
ines We're communicated to the next
Hiding south, which was occupied by
b Taylor hs a meat market. A very
things were saved out Of
The negr building souti,
that, occupisdnby Boots d Purdy, az
lackamith ana wagon-maker shon.
TX fire and burned. Most of .he va.
les auo tools which were in the
yer story We're saved.
John I. Walker had an insurance of
on the restaurant. The other
fperty was uninsured. The new
|mming brick structure, on the on.
Ei,e side of tho street, was barely
led BY the water service, Tha totel
5 is ostimsted at $4,000.
(he fire caught in she lower story OF
rssFaurant, but rs TO how no expls-
ZION is given.
Deputy United States Marshal John.
has returDe1 from o trip ia the
tritory, br.ngiog with aim Tom
mes, Charged with being cna OF the
3ties TO the Murray Williams
bible. Hs VIII bs taken bsforo Coul-
sion5r Rockets, 40 Sherman.
rumcr was afloas ts.day that both
fing and Gaia, for some vim mana
. OF a sSating-rink hare, had
ppsd the town. They are reported
have left several pniiquiG sled
ma behind, and kilograms have
Owed them.
indy Shook, Ward Hudson and
Patterson Were arrested by the
cets to-day, charged with going In
ulatto girls house and raising q
urbauco. The woman called TO
Puty Sheriff McMurrsy, VINO hap
ed slong, but the negroes refused
pave, aud we're inclined to bn OF.
liye. He was soon reinforced by
|cemen B9gsel and HonsYcutt, aud
v0uid-bs disturbers were jusgsd
tho county court to-day, III. Wsitz.
plended guilty TO two casas FOR
|ng liquor 10 minors. and was fines
Ind costs ia each case.
Rt WEIGH, of this city, has been 40
ted conductor on tho Missouri
tic between this point aua Whltss
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CAPITAL CULLENGS.
MATTERS OF STATE INTEREST:
More Railroad Rcports--A Corporation
squanbie Decided - Judgment
Against the Houston u Texas
Central "A Death From
the Dsngue Fever.

AUSTIN, Oct. @.-[Speclsl.l The an
nusl reports OF the following railway.
were received to-day:
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Total receipts, s2,3SG $50; Last vaar.
Ss,lo2, $50. Expended for improvements,
Sz02.oi5; Tor salaries. etc, S720, $3.50: ex.
pended last year, s665,s52.
TkNAS CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Totss Receipts, $247, 653; last year.
sSio,la9 Expended, SET ,4SO; last year,
CENTRAL TEXAS AND NoRTuwRsrEnN.
rotal receipts, S29.4O3; last year, ST.
wy Expended, 26a65; last year, y3l,.
Collectors of Live OAK aud smith
counties settled to-day,
the ofiicsrs of TarrNnt county ware
no.iiied to-day that II tho interest due
Iae. school suld IL not paid imu sdi-
atel legat proceedings will bo insti-
tutad.
the State land board to day, "a she
c0nsost between tbe Jambu Cattle
company and tho Texas II Now York
Land and Cattle cnmpany. f. sne
lease or IS sections of land la q ,rzsa
county, decided In favor Of the tirst.
named.
| In suit for damages Co -day apalnst
the Houston Il faxas CONGREGATIONAL.
Judgment was rendered In tsycr az
| William Brien for $6l5
Mrs. Il. IL. Rutlini died this morn,ng
OF denRue. 70
| Tonight Mra. Mike o. Coanor, living
NJ 60 West Pine airset, gave birin to
TWO girls and u boy. Dr.. I. Bsnner,
NE attending physiolan, reports that
the babies are tat aad CHUBBY aud viii
weigh about nine pounds each, The
mother and children ara doing we'll,
Ii The children survive thay will be
each entitled TO league Of land.
Tho Central Texas Presbytery con-
vened Ia this city last night In adj.
Journod session. Rev. II. q. Rose,
moderator, presiding.
To-day J. II. Seinaly, OF San Saba.
was called and set apart for evan cal.
ical work ut San Angelo, Kickspoo
SpsiDgs, Dane Creek and Point Rock
me sum OF $50 600 being required by
tho national Presbytery OF foreign
missions, tho pro rata assessment Of
members OF this Presbytcry was fxed
at 90 csnts per capita.
Tonight the synod Of Texas con.
voned Ia DR.. Smoot's church In this
CITY, Rev. b. ID. Junkin, OF Houston,
retiring moderator, preaching tho
opening sermon.
| fhe Rev. Josephus Johnson, OF V 4.
lori,s, was elected moderator; Jan
Sorley, of Galveston, temporary cs,
kev, Mr, Hatton,o Cameron, read. ;.
a plucky marriad ladv, I've wife o
fete HANSON, firod inr -an's ct 1
Wqulu, 90 in1rnder to'Li. ps drove
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DENTON, OcG. 2O-Tspeeial. THE
court Enquiry held by j. z. Withers
justice # the peace, to find out ifthere
has been any violation OF the local
option law, has adjourned sine die.
Twelve or fifteen Witnesses were ex-
amined, but no complaint have been
maize TO this time.
Some tims aimee the city council
bought team Of horses for fire depart
tnent. They were turned over to. day
TO tho chief of the department. |. j,
Dooling made the presentation speech
IN b0aalf OF Major Poo, while OhiA
Austin responded for the departmope,
Tho horses ars in training and viii
soon ba in keeping with tho rest OF the
department, which tho "boys" claim
is tho best volunteer department in
the State.
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MARSHALL, OCT. 20.-tspecial. 1.-The
Texas 4 Pacific railroad paid of their
mon yesterday
Alex Pope sued tho Texas & Pacific
Railroad company for damages TO his
mare, allegad % have baeu the result
OF q DIT 1ti"A bridge a. one OF the
crosainga Thl caro- was called In tho
county court yesterday. In tho alb.
sence VI nnyuuo 10 represents tho oom-
panP, ird sment vas entered tor the
fuli amount OF tho claim, $500
Jack Ftot put Ia hts appearance
this morning.
General W. p Lane loft for Austin
last night 70 attend tho meeting OF the
Veteran Land board, Of which he liz
nresilNnt.
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KINGSTON, Oct. 90 Especially -.
Kingston IA still booming, more nails
being driven mere in one day than any
other town Of the same number Of IN.
habitants in North Texas.
Tho cotton market IL steady With
good prices.
Morcnauts are doing good bust.
ness, selling rapidly ani making good
collection.
Some fow cases OF typho-mslaris
fevor are ,repgr:od in aud around
Kingston.
Late cotton is upaning dnely aud
tUrniuR CUT better than anticipated.
Farmers generally are d0l0 sowing
VIII oat,
Wa had light frost this morning,
making everything lovely,
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o.stes oflieers, and he was tried bv
snetn, ana to-day 10 Piedras Negra;.
ne was sentenced 70 Is years in the
court.
Tue Esgie Pass juvenile brass hs0d
was rendered masnidceut recsp,ion
isss nlght ss tbs meeting of the liter
airy soeisiiss ~ tbs cours house, which
WIS Jsmmed with people from b1en
sides OF thu river. This was .heir first
sppesrsnce in their new uniforms. and
.hey ELECTED prolonged applause,
they leave tonight for San Antooio.
Nhere Seey gtll have tho post OF honor
IN the V0lksfaSt procession,
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LoNovIGw, Oct. 20.--lSpecisl.l-L. Il.
Brown, this afternoon, while lookirn
Into his gin, holding the lid with his
shoulder, suddenly lot 1t slip, pressing
his arm into the saws, which sbrndaed
10 and turned 4 out ussleag. r. ,vrs
immafistely smpu ,Ated.
John Lingh working at y planer. nj
lowed MS nug'ri TO he caught In 'tha
knives, and suffered tho loss of three
Of than - t"AN'
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HousroN, oct. 2o--[special. Twill
lism lawson, charged with assault to
murd.. r,wss acquitted to-day. uesbot
John Living ton year ago aud no dad
few weeks afterwards.
car OF cotton was burned to-dav On
the Galveston, Harrisburg & San An
tonic road hero this morning. Farlv. .
eight bales wero badly burned,
A man named George stole two
horses and n wagon near the cItv yer-
terdsy. He hss not yet bpon cap.
tured. wy
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BoNHAM, Oct. 2o,--[Speclsl. l-Ex-
Recorder Robert English admins.
tered She oath ofoflics to The mayor and
councilmen last night before q large
audience. They immediately went
into executive session,
Mr. smith Lpsoomb shipped his
pair OF fine farm horses To the Lamar
county fair to-day.
Mrs. Emma Scott and daughter, OF
Lsdonis, who have been guests M the
orockett house Tor several days, re-
turned home To-day.
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ST. Louis, oc'. N.-Coloncl Al.
vim Huriburs, formerly OF the
sherman house, Chicago, and Williu
Howe, manager Of the Palmer huuee,
nave leased the Lindell hotel Ia yhis
Guy Tor term ~ hve years from Ja}f'
usry l next. Other Chicago parties.
~ ooonectlon with th1so gentlemen,
tsu-stnry hnlldiuR On t6o ooalh 0oat
corner Of Fourth And oivo o1FSS(s. "a
- completed ID slx moa6SS, ~ 6Gll6-
Ing = b oao q ~ 49, n ~
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& III. Blum in 1854. IL was apsaslad.
The grand jury has returned "a In
dlstmentsi many OF them for grave
otfenses. ~'
There are - divorce cases pending
10 the district court now In session.
eugene Proctor, OF Kosse, who one
Wiilie higgins az Thornton Sunday
night, has given bond Ia tho SUM al
Sz,OOe. Higgins will probably die.
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GReEsvftLr, ois. D.-tspsciai.l-
Frank westherby's lumber yard, nj
L,nc Ok, was birned about o'closk
this morning. The loss Is estlmatod
al s. 500, fully GOV, red by insurance.
cor pauiss not X uoeD.
J,hu Bssnsl aal II srdv H,rs had an
slterca 'ou lat nigh, Ia vnich Hart
brsske II .tners leg with . spade.
Captain Hawkins killed q large pell-
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Waco.

[Aco, Oct. 20. = lSpecisl.l - Tho
Pc IN the White-Teel elope-
" scandal came at Q O'Clock thIs
ping, when Mrs. White, Miss Bet
Feel and Mr. j. M Tesl, brother OF
tive sisters, bought tickets for
h Poini, boarded the north bound
fouri Pacific train and departed
Waco, leaving White here.
Iainily had evidently
lea 81 their difficulties. IL was
fcled Mrs. White would raise she0l
p her t!uapt hubby came home.
she do not, On che contrary il
sho who guaranteed White's law
hls leo for getting White out of
Pr habeSf corpus.
dRe Kimes has occupied the bench
ny ~ the district court, and all the
temenG over his resignation has
ided. The big suit OF Shirley VS..
central railroad Is atili on the
lds and oBiy half OF the Jurors
] been obtained. The lawyers
spent the afternoon in arguing
aw points and deMurrers,
ere is loud com olainL here Of tho
ctiye service Of the gas company,
IL IN alleged that the numerous
larieS OF late are encoura ged by
bark streets.
e cotton market was quiet tod nv,
s ranging from s 20 10 s 20. Re-
p since September |, 20 $40 balre.
pit. Julian Field has several friends
who are glsd to hesr of his ap
fment rs postmaster at tho Fort.
tnlrd fros5 of this season, and
esvesti came this morning The
her IL clear aGo cool tonight.
w. VI, Huffman has succeeded
j. h, Strong as Pacific Express
pany's agent hero. Mr.. Strong IL
ferred to Texarkans.
pre- are thirty-on9 prisoners in the
W jail awaiting trial, mostly for
lies.
kippsd by the Light of the Moonp
tho boards at tho McClelland
house tonight.
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Psoos CRY, oal. al.-tspociN,l-
since tno grand lot sale there have
bssn about % sections of school lsnl
filed on near Pecos, aud ths parties
will ss,tle on III IN NJ once. Many In
quire about land and city property.
C1loaHl ID N. BrtAnl Of Dallas,
b iught two sections Of lad noAr mere.
with tue vlew ufm .king thts his f,iturs
hnmr. and aattIt,v a q ,iouv.
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PIN Pass. Ost. 20. : tSpeclal.l =
three months ago Audolanio
Ales killed. another Mexican
= n muei Gonday al Thomp,on's
on tals site OF the Rio GtAudo,
sapci 10 Mexico, where he was
I'd, upon charges preferred by
hmsr. 10 was arrested by the
n author ties. As 0ouEales WAS
kiesu citizen, the authorities
mot deliver him 10 the United
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"a urOrN.

AURORA, Oct. -ISpeclal.l News
reached here this morning of the
burnins OF the store of a Mr.. Nelson
al Anneville. He is postmaster also,
and the contents OF the Office went
wi;h the goods, it being total loas.
IL appears that 1t was tho work NJ
some designing party. Tnroo vesv
haavy explosions, blowing OF thu an.
tire end OF the building and then the
flames en1olopod thu building slmost
instantly, Iioss and amount Of insnr-
anoa not known,
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LOUISVILLE, Oct 2o--Ovor 400 ls'-.
gates to the eighteenth anausl sessic
oftho railway conductors were pre-.
ent ct the meeting to day aud heard
tho annual report OF O. /. Whes on,
grand chief snductOr. The session Is
ecrst. Tho question of establishinv
le,sdquarlers atsome suitable place is
bning discussed.
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ENNIS, Oct. 2O.--[special.l -.Tho cin
recently constructed bs Read e. Bro
was reduced to ashos this morning; no
Insurance, Sewers bales OF cotton, be
ionRing, 20 different parties, were losl
by this iirn. "' ''''
The heath OF our city sontinues
good, and our sick mentioned I'm othev
reports are improving.
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GRoEsnEEcK, Oct @.-tspceial.l--A
motion for a now trial In the case Of
IL. ID. Hardy o. al. va. 7. Il. jackson
ct al was overruled In tho dissrIc,
court Tuesday. Tho plaintiff. m.
covered judemsn. Ia the sum of ara n
aaainst ex.Sheriff jackson aud III.
euretles for wfongfally levylnR on :
s'oos Of goods ~ tho instance q Leon
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JEFFERSON, Oct. 2,.-[spscial. Tho
United states court Is slowly dragging
20 close, and will Ia oil probability
adj ,urn nexs week. la the suit OF The
Merchants National bank, OF Llvio
Rock, VI. J. u. Bsnris, Q compromise
Judgment wac rendered Ia favor Of che
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can in his pool, foar miles south Of
town, this morning. He BROUGHT il
into town, snd 1t has bsen attracting
general attention. The bird Is very
largs, measuring eight and q half feet
RON tip OF It's wings.
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Honey Orovc.

HONEY grows, oct. 2O.-[spoclal.l--
Frost ,nsde iis tirst sppe sraucs here
last lght. The northef Ia stiil hiow-
lug, and $40 weather continues cool.
Several cases OF dongus ere reported
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plaintiff Tor 81 100. The Fave rita stove
company ohtalued a jl6gmsni against
q d. IL 9, Z. IOrrans, executors, for
$tsI and foreclosure of attachment
lisu,
A heavy frost fell here last highs.
Business Is bsSinning n fairly opau.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-21

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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-09-09
Horses Memories.

A couple of years ago gentleman
in Providence owned little gray horse
that was used in the family by himself,
his wife, and children: 1t was made
quite pet of. Finding that it could
speed quite sharp, he entered it in a
number of country races, in the end
getting record of 'S2 for it. Then he
sold it. Later on, the children missed
it so much that he endeavored to get
track of it, and sent to a number OF
places, but failed to find it. A couple
of days ago he was on Washington
street, and his attention was attracted
by little gray PAGER that came whirl-
ing down. He had never seen his gray
pace, but he was sure this was his old
pet, and when opportunity offered he
drove alongside and called it by name.
The pony knew him at once, and gave
unmistakable evidence of recognition.
Another instance showing the men,
DRY of the horse is that of the PAGER
purchased by Mr.. Lloyd last year of
Winsted gentleman. A few weeks ago
the former owner was in town and went
up to see Ginger. The horses present
attendant was in the box stall petting
him when his old master stepped in and
called him by name. The horse no
sooner heard his voice than he forsook
his companion and showed his delight
at meeting his former owner in various
ways, among other tricks going into his
coat pockets for the delicacies that he
used to find there. The gentleman
asked him to ''roll over" for him, and
he went down upon the straw and over
in moment. Mr.. Lloyd's health pre-
vents his showing Ginger much this
winter, but it is generally conceded that
the handsome little horse would make
it quite interesting for the best of the
trotters. Hartford Costra,at.