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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17

note OF the - - ,.,erAment Of the de-
nOmirr' IlrieS. The testimony is
lust The defendant.
-, Drake, Ihe alleged stage rohbcr. from
Cisco. gave hJnd il the sum al S5.(0n to-day
and was +. l'';.S Il, lie IS now II the calaboOSe
for drunk utSS
Bud OTman, ne han who Killed. iAH hack
man IIug!IS.uu. "a tuesday, gave bond in the
sum of - LCJ and was released 10 day,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17
HOLLAND.


ROTTERDAM, September IA great social
iSt meeting vas held here yesterday in favor
OF general suffrage, The speakers declared
ii the government refused to grant the request
thu people would agitath the question but
avoid ANYTHING in the nature OF physical force
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17
A Wreck.

MARQUETTE, Mich.. September I4-The
Fr0ul which arrived here this morning from
Duluth reports PASSING a propeller about 60
miles east of Duluth. The boat was burned so
ne riy to the waters edge that her name could
not OP dist ngushad. Its believed to be Cana
dian boat. No one could be discovered on
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17
Promoted,

ST. LOUIS, September li-First Vice resi-
III HoEIe to-day appointed VIM. Kerregau
general superintendent OF the entire Missouri
Pacific sy stem. Mr. kerrega1 is one of the
Oldest superintendent on the road having
been On the Iron M,uutain several years he
fore II caiue into possession OF Mr.. GOu.d.
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Started Up,

READING, Pa, September 4-Funa No
Of the Reading from Works, which was IDLE
p!Oyment to alb. ut sixty hands. The Key
stone Iron Works, which have been idle for a
year and half, will start up IN two or three
weeks. The works give employment to sew
eraI hundred hands
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17
GALVESTON.
TESTIMONY In THE RAPE CASE
MISS BERRY, THE VICTIM, DE-
TAILS THE OUTRAGE.
The Case Continued-Defend-
ants Plan of Compromise by
Marriage Fails
PrelIminaries of Another Fight
Between McGregOr, the
Kid, and Black.
Wife Beaten Comes Near Being
Lynched at Dallas-Sup-
posed Murder.
GALVESTON RAPE CASE.

Testimony of Miss Berry, the Victim
Blatter Postponed.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
GALVESTON, September l4.-JOe Martin, al
legged Sapist, had preliminary hearing to-day
before Recorder FOntaine, Assistant District
Attorney Bendy representing the state and
Walter Wilson the defense. Miss Berry, the
victim, testified 10 the fact as set forth IN the
affidavit. alleging that she was restrained b
fear of Martin from making statement OF the
outrage at an earlier date. The attor ey for
Martin entered plea OF seduction, offering
reparation by marriage, which was denied, as
the prisoner already had a wife. Testimony
for the state WIS ali heard and case continued
until noon Tomorrow,
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lSeSunlin% Work.

LANCASTER. Pa September 1.-THE Col
umbia Rolling mil, operating ten pudding ana
one heating furnace. was started up 10 day,
after a long suspension. giving employment 10
several hundred hands.
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REGISTERS Adice

WASHINGTON. September H. earetary
Manning to-day dismissed labeZ Fox, fourth,
class clerk in The Registrars office. Mr.. Fox
is the pas or Of linz Sw, edenhOreian church on
Capitol III |. lie reason given by Registrar
ROSecranS TOR his removal was thai it was the
pleasure ii the appointing officer.
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Accident to q Freight Train,

GUTLFORD, September IA freight train
on the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis &
Chicago railroad separated on a steep grade
near here Saturday. The rear Secti N after
wards teleScOped that attached to the engine.
Nine tramps were Imprisoned in a car of oats
and three were suffocated. Two have since
been identified as Lewis Marley and Willard
.IeMett.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17
A BIG MORTGAGE.
a $50, 900. 600 Lien on the West Shore
hallway.

6SAl1NVdSs
NEwBURY, n. Y. September II The trial of
the West Shore S50.OOO,COJ mortgage case was
co nmenced before Judge Brown here to-day.
The plaintiff, the U. :. Trust company, pro-
Ceeded to the Introduction of proof, all of
technical nature. The treasurer OF the West
Shore railway testified that the interest due
the present time was $4,392,73 No oppoSi-
ton was shown to the prosecution OF the fore
Closure and sale of the road, but Issues arose as
lien. The findings of the fact will be submit
ted tomorrow tor the signature of the court
and the decree of foreclosure will be settled on
SATURDAY.
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EGYPT,

REBELS NOT ALL DEAD.
SUARIM. September 1i.-Forty rebels ad-
van ed within mile OF the town to-day, but
three shells soon dispersed them.
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FRANCE.
CEASING AT TOULON.

TOULON, September 1i.-NOt a single death
from cholera was reported here last night.
The shops are re-Opening and refugees are re-
turning. There are only Seventy-One cases OF
chOleril at present under treatment,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17

PARIS, September 1i.-General DeCourcey,
commanded OF the French troops in AMMAN,
telegraphed TO the minister OF war that Chan
nam and entered the royal palace to-day. A
salute of twenty-One guns was fired in honor
OF the event.
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- r..
A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. : Everyday
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. -. Magnolia
Balm both : freshens and
beautifeS
ss..$.-s4
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GERMAN Y.
RESIGN ED.

BERLIN, September II Herr Ven BunZen
has resigned from the re chStag on account of
i'll health
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17

likes Tooth Ache Drops cure in
one minute. German Corn Remover
kills corns and buniOns-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17

In the th.rtyyIS hr Miic rae over tile sew
York Naeht club c'usSt teddy, the Puritan
defeated the GSueSIa - minutes aud ~ sec
ond-, corrected time. o. 10 minutes and IL
see mis- actual time.
Tie Wind Was extremely light from the start
TO Sadly Hook going cut, ana from there To
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EDUCATIONAL.

MEDIA (Pa.) ACADEMY FITS for Business
wi or College. Special Drill for Backward
b"STJ viii FrinciSaI, SWITHIN G. siiURT
lIDGE Harvard A. u. anu \. Nj.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17

Capacious buildings well lighted heated and ventilated fine
and complete Of INSTRUCTION. Best advantages in Ms
begins Monday September 7h 1885, Prices reasonable
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17

SANDY HOOK. September 1.-THE Puritan
passing here WIS half a me ahead of the
OeueSta. After passing the liuui each yacht
was i'll turn delayed 10y the strong cbD tide
which SETS in with force at this point. The
tide proved more serious II the GrueSJ;I than
10 Ihe rlt;,n. he after gained lost IT, Uud
and sEslGrG little btt,lC Teaching THE SoUh-
west spit LU1X,
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co. UMBIA ATHEI ElJRvH ss:9:: +: !:s !:92:

lrary AnparltuS and Equipment II teachers tAptouG
EloCutiCn Painting No Sectarianisin. S+h A!Iue
illustrated Catalogue Free
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17

They were both of Owls Head Just non til of
the stake boat. Standing ai!nCSj mCtiuuiesS,
SiGe-by-Side. The covering was mounted
Skyward Ike $50 vast Sha IS uf
white marble. At this Iunctu e
there was scarcely wind enough TO site the
little enSiguS a. the masthead Of the yachts
which Ia" drifti on eye'y side. The water
was Is quiet As the surf see OF AZ ordinary
pond. although it had not The glass; surface
which denotes perfect calm.
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sr1t,n ROWLING.

m. r.w. Ya,k castom Hoass Appointments
Aiiordins canSe for Reaeetien.
y.,s Nh yTiaa lNac,sslspl. ~ y Z.
mo ,ecent;on which MI. CIeyeland's
la,,a mat ~
Custom hoass apio',.l1s.'s''e7 - I'd. 4,
this city confirms Wnat Wy fs y VI sss..i
yesterday. The principal feeling express
81 IA one Of surprise, except among the
s,a,t.;si.ns ,,ho ora ,cioaely attached 10 the
poalttslene ~
fortunes Of Hubert Y. thompson, o l,to :,
fortunes may be said TO be attached 20
that gentleman The surprise was tne.
greater because II wassgenerally thougnt
that II the PRECEDENT had any tntenhon q
Welding to the influence Of Mr. Thompson
he would do so frankly, place MIN IN
the Collectors Office, and take the con-
SEQUENCES. Mr.. Thompson and his I'M
mediate followers are naturally elhe1,
and they profess themselves as en-
tirely satisfied with what they have eeif
cured. They profess, also, 70 be very wen
suited with the selection 81 MI. Beattie y
Surveyor, but this 10 credited, Doubtless
with justice, TO the direct personal "
count sof Secretary Whitney. y BTot 3
change OF which the Secretary OF the NaY4
has any reason to be proud. ~ Is not ots
for which 1t will be easy 2 assign any sa.;;
is factory reasons. Mir. Benedict whem
Bsatte replaces. has been thru , o. =
century in the Customs service ne Is n ~
upright, experienced, and capable once,
and Is in no sense Q partisan, offensive s1 u II
otherwise. The Senate u not llkeiy ~
acquiesce very gracefully IN ms ren9y n !
The feeling Of surprise Win Whl nc ~. w
selection OF Mr.. Hedden and Mr.: bsaItle
has been received will be followed ~ one
ofvigiliant attention. We have aileaey
said that It is possible tor these gentlemen =.
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rho onstom noase Pa.sosaso.

The official salary li 1T shows the patron.
age 9s 81 tae New LUZ ousseA nouee y y
a. ~ IeiloMs: :. .t,ha "a
iae ~ ae Mal y Sa = eIo n9S M ~.
Hoft o. MeW ona = MI 800, .s s ssoSa
inc eafse!SSf S aan xasM @ ann ~ sSS 'yt
each. u we sollec.ors omss .ne ee
ciepK Oh oI customs np fessisss a
o. s2o 9tneL sais y ~ ahe ~ ioLgS
AaaiLof a ne ~ s1se s9yvy saeh sssita
a ala w sS'op, ~. SeRusy sonss.o
saVgv eacn =. AN ana me Sotlee'ors piisate
seGtetary, se,V9G, A., l,, q, !. X. Z.
~ ens Naval onse sns spsc. e seipsns.
any Io1t etet ~ 5 gsS eaen h saiaty o.
eg dno elsrhs 10y SG9 nae stsaks
sVVV tacn sl ~ SeH eAen seYs ~,
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AdvIee e sfothsrs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
oil your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 LEO,
send at once and get a bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
Ing. 1syalue Is incalculable. 1t will re
lieye tho poor little sufferer ediately.
Depend upon Il mothers, there Is no mis-:
take about 1t. II cures dysentery and
diarrhaa, regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re:
duces inAammations, and gives tone and
energy 70 the whole system. Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ingis pleasant 10 the taste, and Is the pre-.
scfipaon OF one Of the Oldest and best fe.
male nurses and physicians in the United
States, and Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Prizes Is cents .
bottle. l-,5. i.Es5 Mwsaw
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l-.s
.sExpeet they had some hue pups Of
the Chicago dog show, remarked 9 pas.
sanger from Ohio, sbut j have Q dog D
home i wouldn't tradef for the best II en-
.What breeds hep
"Don't know exactly but call him
coaly.n Is
islNo, j mean Just what i say--coaly.
Money wouldn't buy that dog. He'sia
cur, but We couldn't keep house without
him. Youisee, several years ago trained
him to bark at the railroad trains IS they
passed our house. That hia sole bust.
ness-barking at tiains. he does Just
whoop her up, especially Of coal trains.
Well, he anneys tie reilread men 90 that
every fireman and brakeman on the road
has sworn 70 kill him. oh, he isavaln'
II GAIT see where the value comes in. y
"You can't? Well, You could Il you
was in my place and had all the coal you
could burn, and some to sell, thrown right
Of at your back door, free Of cost"
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TheNude in Art.

The crusade in England against the
nude in art is making considerable head
way. The columns Of the pendetous
Time, have been loaded with the discus.
sion, and converts are Fastening forward
to make profession Of faith.
Now it is related that curate in the
North Of England, filled with the zeal o. !
reform, has forbidden his Sunday school
10 hold an entertainment in the Crystal
Palace because he does not want the
morals Of the young corrupted by the
statuary there exposed to view. II this
10 the way the curate feels about 1t ne
ought to wrestle in his closet, for his
mind is not running in right channel.
twill give that reverend gentleman some
trouble to cite a case Of moral deprayity
ior which nudeartis TO be held responsible.
Nature could be so represented in mar
ble or bronze as to make 1t revolving, but
thisis not the artists aim. He seeksto rep
resent the human form in some pleasing
aspect, Of beauty, Of dignity, Of heroism'
He understands SO well the canons OF taste
and Of his art that he idealizea his subject
TO smooth out natural defects, that his
work may excite pleasurable sensations.
Iithere be persons Of a morality 50 utter
that they cannot bear to leok on nude
statue, or by nature SO immoral that they
cannot trust themselves to look on the
cold marble or the impressive bronze, they
do well to look in some o. ler direction.
On special occasions nude statuary might
be draped for their benefit clothedin a
balmoral skirt and a sun.bonnet.
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WRUsTEEs SALE.


BY virtue Of DECD o. trust made iy s,n..,
Allen and Mary ]. Allen bis wife, 10 ma I. isV9s
to secure the Crescent building GsSoeiSiSrS ~,
October ~ 1s9 recorded IN The once ii ~. SS St:S
Of the County Court 81 ARnhRll Connie NM. MI
giniA, In Deed Of Trlisl Book no g. tetp IN VI
sol at the tront door q the Court Home n NJ
ahall county, on St an
SATURDAY, TEE 1ith DAY oFjULY iss
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock A. ", the follovjss 4.
scFibed that 4 70 say: a Certain Ia. 4
land ltna!ed " gnion phtttt, IN Nanhlll oSuS.
Wit: Reginnlng ct . stake IN Richard AilsaS H.
NEAR WAllRcek spring; thence with nd lima ,SsS,S
80 y. ~ 1910 poles 10 Etske On 4 brSnSS =
Bogn hun; thence down the neandesS 1S,,Ss
o. S0100 poles 10 stake In the 0rlgInIl line
s. II w. TO- hickory In The original line AM X
Richard Aliens Line: thence Win he oFiSissIi,a
q. So W. u poles 10 a ned oak and bCech n ~
ORIGINAL line: thence bSo w IS polls Ia n EnVS. ~
corner 70 Benz. 4cMeehen S; thence Isl " a ~,
70 nd elm corner 70 John QulSley; thence n Is
% poles e q black walnut corner 70 John ofir
small drain: thence With tho drain down q
point corner 70 John Quigley and lohn RroEn "a !
beech On the POINT thence up The nun 10 4 SBSsJ
| tres on the bank Of the run; thenCN ~ IN Nm
with the meanders thereof and binding tbefco, h
stone marked B; thence 10 The beginninF, SnnbSsd
10 contain 1Sg aFreS DO the same more 81 M
The ute 70 the above land d believed % & mn.
feet but1 will convey only the tits voted n M
| by said deed OF truSE
TEENS oY sAlE-on third, and as much NOR a,
the purchaser elects 10 pay III cab on he an n
sale, The balance IN two equal lnsta!menn Al ose
and two yean, with Interest, for which ths NM
chaser shall execute his notes with E0od ieStitS
bearing interest from the day Of ESle, ne Xxx
title 10 be retained a further security ioT he "a
ierfOd payments, or o. the purchasers Opton M
may secure the notes for such payments by ana
Of trust on the property.
WI. W. CowpEN. solicitor n
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Word. al Wistiom.

ooresteemed fellow,citisen Of Kearreys.
Vile, who alked postal clerk for some
information, had The good luck to strike
The tight man. The reply is 9 valuable
contribution to the growing poateam'
paign literature, and a,aply jastlaes the
space that is given toit.
IfMr. Homsher wants that kind OIL q
place he now has the very great adyan-
tage Of knowing what kind Of place 1t
is'he wants. Upon reflection he may be
wise enough to conclude that The game Is
not worth the candle. The Postmaster
General takes his seat at the head Of the
denattment and, IL his subordinates know
their business and attend to it, every
thing goes well. He draws Ss,oO0a year
with,leaye TO spend two or three times
his salary, gives parties, attends other y
peoples parties and is abig man N n t.'
way. The postal clerk on sCe,e a month
;sggell, Mr.. Homsher's correspondent
tells what he Is.
OF course Mr.. Homisher is not the ohiy
man who has thought the postal clerk an
Offensive partisan" drawing large pay
doing little work, putting in . good deal
ofhis time playing politics, filing place
which any other man could fill IS Wen
after weeks instruction. He is not the
only Democrat who is making some dis,
coyeries in this era Of reform. II he be
rock.ribbed Democrat he may find It IN
his heart to say hard things about the re
publican party for making any Gov.
eminent job so difficult that q
Jackson Democrats .can't jump right
into It. It will naturally conduce to I'M
comfortable feelings to be forced 70 res'
lie that after the famous victory there is
some fruit SO high on the tree that an Or
binary Democratic pole won't reach 1t.
There is a great deal Of horse sense and
much fatherly advice in the letter OF the
veteran Post.oiiice employe. There is
also 4 strain Of melancholy in It, but per
haps the bounding patriots who want
place at any price will not notice that.
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pemoerats Not Entha.la.tie.

Ntp York Void tDsia.l z,
From a business point Of view President
Cleveland appears 70 have made salts
factory choice Of Collector Of the PofIy
Politically, Mr.. Hedden's appointment u
OF more doubtful expediency. No one In
the party will recognize the services Col
lector Hedden rendered in winning the
victory which gives the important Office
he is now to fiji into Democratic bands,
The now appointments will be received
with entire satisfaction by the Nlugwump
supporters OF President Cleveland. II
they strengthen the Democracy in the
State twill not be because Of any eutlnt-
siasm they exciteint the ranks ofthe party;
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FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1855,
0oMMIsSIo NER's SALE.

Clerk ofthe Municipal Court Of
". H. HALLER. Auctionear.
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Five out Of SIX Of those who take such
pledges are Republicans, and the strong
tendency Of the movement will be 70
fIyana a r)annnnratif. doodle Legislature.
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The pFohibitory politicians in Iowa and
Kansas, having a Republican msjority. Of
from sixty TO eighty thousand in each
State to 20 on, have not turned them over
to the Democracy as yet, but they have
Como lar In that direction. There Is not
the margin topermit similar experiments
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Commissioners Sales,

". J. W. cowpKx. solicitor -'''' III
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PAPER WAREHOUSE

Arranged " Tie most popular Eriiets.
3eeD1 q y ". ". BkuNEa
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Ayes sARsGpARlLIA operates radically
upon and through the blood, and Is safe,
reliable, and absolute cure for the various
diseases, complaints, and disorders, due to
debili.y,or to any constitutional faint, OF
infection, D4w
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Nt0 IOfk Jun. 4 Z - $1,000 ~
We tender our cordial congratulations
to the Hon. Hubert o. Thompson.
Under other names, he was yesterday
appointed by the Prestdentto control the
New York Custom House., "a
He iaIfills the Jeaefaonian requisites;
lie is capable, he is honest, he is faithful
to the Constitution. Yet We would rather
have seen him appointed In bis own nane.
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And Painting.'

MRS. N IL! IRWIN viii DO pleased to receive
pupils H. Drawing and Painting lrom NE and from
natural oeieeta Hsssons Mish hs e tale Lessons
Wheeling. until July 49, d. n \ y gi3llf 2 sle21
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w. II. HAtiEa, Auctinnter ,..,., cr,nnlt
Thereby certify that tho AboTo sIecp ~ sssS5IDd
sess T hsSe eiHea oopS ss9 ~ n lGRRG
AS 81 sSst CieIk Of .AS - esss:
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LEAVE given eDr. Petzold's German
Bittersp q careful trial; in quality and
character they are very pure; i have nc
hesitancy in recommending them In ma
larial disorders and the debility resulting
from protrscted illness. s. w. Seldneri
IM. u Baltimore, Md. was