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Rusk.

|sK, Oct. 27.- Special. The peni-
ary Officials here have obtained
pntract 90 furnish the castings for
aptol, which will amount to about
tons, and the price paid will ba
20. This Will aid greatly in devel-
the iron industry at this place,
Eill give employment to many
convicts inside tho walls. Mr..
ptt, of st. Louis, who is in the
pyment Of the State, got the con-
and will Auperiutend tho work.
PrGe keece, who was shot by
u Reagan, Ia getting well. He
Do tried at Alto to-day for resist.
frest with deadly weapons. The
ss viii testify that Reece said
Rl times, just before the shooting,
% intended TO kill a show man or
Pill, no didn't care which.
Kansas Il Gulf Short Line rail-
p getting all tho work 1t can do
jas been compelled To put on extra
to Keep up with It's Increased
less.
people are watching the Texas
with anxiety.
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MArAMoRAs, Mex, Oct. 27.-lSp ecisl.
At the election Sunday, Francisco
Guerra was chosen judge without auy
opposition.
1t Is said that the Fifth infantry will
arrive here next month to relieve the
Fourth, and thai the Fourth cavalry
will return here.
Governor Cuellar, IL la rumored, in
tends to reslgn, and will again be put
In command of the military district.
Last night Signor Jesus Ceryantes,
editor of the Revists del Norte, had q
difficulty between Messrs. Antonio
Lepgoria and Daniel Yturris, young
inerchants, and was pretty badly
beaten, being laid up from his injuries.
A duel between two other editors IL
rumored.
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Gainesville.

GAINESVILLE, Oct. 2S.-(Specisl.l-
Dugg Clark, who was convicted in the
county court last week for defaoing
tho walls of public school building,
has been granted new trial upon the
statement OF James Blackburn, who
confessed to having committed the
Ouense. Blackburn was fined and
Clark will bs turned loose.
Deputy Marshal johnson returned
yesterday from trip in the Nation,
| where no arrested Joe Tarpley.
charged with assault to murder.
This has been the best cotton day of
the season. The receipts were over
300 bales, and prices ranged from $50
to cents.
District court convenes next Mon.
day. A heavy docket awaits judge
Piner.
Deputy United States Marshal john
son and officer Dick Blackburn ar.
rived from the Iudian Territory this
morning at s O'Clock, bringing with
them Mcdonald aud Jim Shaddle, The
officers started after these men last
night, and found them asleep in log
cabin at l2o'clOck, about 20 miles north
Of this place. They wero taken by
surprise and secured before tbcy
could offer any resistance. The
charge against Mcdonald is for
stealing from a Mrs. Babb,
whose husband is now confined Ia jaii
at Fort Smith, Arkansas, a lot of cot.
ton, corn, wagon aud toam. Shsddle,
IL Is alleged, has boon engaged in the
cattle stealing business in The Nation
FOR some years past. lie was arrested
mere about year ago but was released
on writ OF habeas corpus before tho
United States authorities arrived.
Both parties are in jail here aud will
DO taken before United States Commits
sioner Ricketts, At Sherman.
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DnNIsoN, Oct. T.-ISpesial.l deputy
Constable Gardner served the papern
on several OF our citizens yesterday
who have boon indicted by the grand
jury for selling liquor 90 mlnorg.
Among them arc Brown Il Hoar, Tom
Cutler, Ltge Chllis aud Mike Collins.
Tom Fox aud George Strobe wore also
indicted for violating tho Sunday law,
and Philip Myers for gambling.
Messrs. 4. b. Lake aud q. w. Kuo WI
ton went out about four mios from
town yesterday TO prospec. for coal.
They brought ia somo specimens on
surface coal which burned freely In a
common coal stove. IL liz prejictad
that the vein will be operated this win.
ter.
West Brswn, OF tho Peterson honse.
Paris, Texas, was IN town yesterday
and to-day.
A large number of Denisonjans wont
To sherman to tho fair TODAY, Tho
largest party will 20 on Thursday,
Colonel Stroepor, OF the Colonnads
hotel, who has bsen sick for several
days, come down town this morning
In q buggy.
ii Il. Thomas, business manager of
the Labor Siftings, Is able 10 DO out 10.
day' Ho has had tho denguo fever,
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TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
|E WHOLE STATE EPlTOMlZsp
p the Herald's Readers by Its Army
pr Special Correspondents - Por-
soAai and General News From
Cities, aowns and Villages
In Every Direction.
Corsicaus.

CAoA>a9os
oRsIcANA, Oct. 27.-[Special. l-Clr.
day WAS prolific of DRINKS in our
y yesterday, 10 delinquen.s answer
to the roll call before the mayor
morning, each Of whom were
Urged 81 and costs, amounting to
70 in each case.
couple OF negros playing craps in
darkey saloon, on upper Beason
pct, were arrested on account of Oh @
ing to run away with $50 bill,
ich Alder: Terrell (colored), stand.
by, wanted the party playing to
nge. Some heavy blows were
lek before the police arrested the
ny. The money was recovered.
Justice Waiton's court opened YES
Day and WAS adjourned until 10. dav,
has It's cases ON his docket, Of
lob about 20 will, be carried over to
November term, tboy being but
eutly filed.
dvices from Blooming Grove state
Or. Palmer, whose tingor was
putateo and was snfforing from
pa poisoning consequent on the
pig on OF the nnger, is in n fair way
ecover, although Tor a time his re-
cry YVES considered doubtful.
wing to the bad roads incident 10
heavy rains Of Sunday morning,
ION receipts have fallen off consid-
ply, the receipts for the past two
amounting to but 5l4 bales,
al to dase, IL. 30.
be sale OF cotton for the Pursley
Corinth alliances, which was an
nced to take place here on next
lay, has been changed to Thurs.
the 18th instant. About $50 bales
be offered.
4. Hugh NJ. Thompson, of III. M. IL
Y. Thompson, Waco, Is in the city
ing. after a large lot of cotton
ght by that firm n isw DAYS ago.
the two churches in East COrsi.
are without ministers, Rev. 3.
Mullins informs us that
after DO will preach
10 East Side Cumberland Presby-
IN church three Sunday after
no in each month. at O'Clock.
poor fellow from California, Civ
pig name as Edward Jeffieys, was
ed up to-day sick and in q desti-
condition. Our city authorities
ured medical attendance for him
sent hifa out TO tho poor farm un.
should recover.
b. Nash, Esq, formerly of the
lcsna bar, and now located at
r, came 70 town to-day for few
rest and 10 500 old friends.
RsIcANA, O3t. q Special. I'm q
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rave Your Shirts and Drawers Made Order at Cancey

are greer and full of eolls rot vet oman.
which will be lost unless fair weather
anu sunshine prevails. Up to date
ABOUT 900 bales have been marketed
mere. should the weather remain fair
~eexpecs to receive about 1000 to 5 600
Mr.. James Owensby, who, it will be
remembered, broke his leg some two
weeks ago Drumming from a train
between here aud Denison, is suffer.
ing intensely. 1t is feared amputa-
ton will be ne csssary.
A revival Ia ,n nrogress here, con-
Quoted by the Rsv. ID. f. Fuller,
Methodist pastor in charge at this
place. Only moderate success has
peen attained so far, though good
deal of interest is being taken and
good results may follow.
Professor Farsz All, the gilt Snowman,
is showing here tonight.
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cspEEoK, Oct, 21.-lSpecinl, l.
lriukard, tho deputy sheriff who
fled noar Kosse yesterday, was
hero this evening. His death
~ regretted by all who knew
Die Was a faithful oilicor and a
eutlcman.
hits tino the parties who did
ling have not besu caught.
vrses aud equipments were cap
A boot belonging to one of the
was found and was quite
which indicates that ono oi
WAS wounded IN the leg. The
who did the shooting are Will
pks, Tom Sanders end u man by
no of Wright, All Nlrc charged
prso steaiing IN othor counties.
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MIDLOTHIAN, Dot T.--[speclnl. J.
Tbs citizens here are much ola,od owe,
the report OF through train from Dial.
issto Fort Worth. rs II will enabls
tnsm TO visit thu Fort and rulurn The
same day. Midlothian has not
sbaudnnsi the hope Of esllioe he
Fvrt Wpsth q New Orlea6a railroad.
ard vii exhibit moro baok 06n9 (6o1l
~ ~s, S,,'ss.,ss - A1,ssesA = !s!s.ss
ssd sslISslslS - "A q :
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thieves were Sanders, Brooks and
Wright. One shot through a crack
put IL buckshot in drinksrd's face and
made their escape. Kimbell fired and
wounded ono In tho thigh and one in
the shoulder. They were traced some
distance by blood, and afterwards
with hounds. II caught, they will bs
tried by Judge Lynch.
w. j. Finley was tried and accqult-
ted o! the charge of cutting wire fence,
This ID the first case tried in this
county.
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Abilene,

~.bbCuCs
ABILENE, Oct. 27.-[Spscisl.l-L,
Hudson, a Galveston drug drummer,
has returned from Arson. repurts
that highwaymsn stopped him, Frank
Stanley aud Fraak Robinson, Of Fort
Worth, about dark Sunday, and at the
point OF revolyers, made them deliver
treir gold watches and chains, worth
SloO each, aud SS5 and $40 from Robin.
son aud Stanley. Hudson only had II
dimes III cash with him, and that they
contemptUously gave back, calling
MIN pauper. The robbers appeared
TO be cowboys, spd Stanley, che law
yer, offered to argue the question, bnt
was overruled.
The San Angelo stage, which left
mere yesterday morning, WAS robbed
near Colorado, about dark, by two
horsemen, who ordered the mail bags
thrown OUT, and went through the
registered letters. Passengers were
not molested. No doubt the same men
VINO ropped the three mea near Arson
did this also.
| John johnson, who killed Gllstrap
nero ia Apfii, is now being tried in the
district court.
Business men are urging the Re-
porter TO contln-s ~ daily, and are
promising hearty support.
| Exact losses by She fire last night:
Boycs "a 500, insur ,nce So, 200; Hui &
| Spauidtng 81 800, insurance $500; Brai-
nard $500. Insurance $500; Fuiwiler,
stable and feed store, $500; no insur
| ance
Cotton receipts 100 bales to date. Cat
Tie shipments 1000 and 10 cars, and will
be doubled.
Taylor, Calhoun and Jones, formerly
IN one district, are each now holding
district court.
This county is settling up with
farmers very fast.
| The new patent roller mills CON-
mencad work to-day.
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Terrell.

TERRHLL., Oct. N,-TSpeoial. Mr..
Arthur Britton, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. Winthrop Turney, both of
New York, are pleasuring themselves
with the sights and wonders of Texas.
Mr.. Britton Will alternate between
Terrell and Dallas during the winter,
and buy some hides for the largest
tanneiy in the United States. Mr..
winthrop is student of Yale college,
After spending 6 while in Texas, he
| VIII go to Colorado 10 spend the winter.
| Hieh-Tone Brown, to evade the
soiicitous queries of hia friends. rapuirs
10 the lonely psrts of Rockwell, whers
oven the cadence Of the birds or the
chirp OF the cricket will not crate
upon his nerves.
Madams rumor reports there Is to
% uoublo marriage soon in the best
| c,rcies OF society, In spite OF reasons
Moniilons and prid5's stern resolves.
They are the fairest flowers in Ter
rell's garden OF beauty, and are TO be-
pluoked by 40 gallant and noble Young
mon as ever bowed at beauty's shrine.
or conquered at Hymen's alter. III II
was leap year tho third marriage
would surely take place, but
"He either fears his fate too much.
Or thinks his deserts small,
To dare to put it to the touch,
10 win or lose it ALL"
Mr.. j. l.. tricks, who practiced fraud
on the merchants hero and his neigh
bors, and struck out for other paris.
has been captured. Numerous com,
plants are filed against him. The
county attorney will bs up tomorrow
to prosecute him.
THE HERALD reaches us with the
regularity OF the morning sun.
The "0ood as 2old" troupe arrived
night.
Registered ut Harris hotel: George
Il Walker, Mr. d Tuce, II Etter, st
Louis, Il d Brown and wife, II o
Preigel, Kansas City; L j Wunon,
Fort Worth: j Fl Copeland, Marshall /;
I ID Burnett, Waco; w II Peterson,
Quincy, Illinois; w NJ McGrain, Dali
las0 9 Short, 81 Louis; w A Il Muir
ray, Carter, Dallas; Miss Jimmie
Wood, Wills Point; s G Van Deysn-
den, Stephensville, j X. Thompson
Dublin; V Lsman, New York:
Browns opera combination.
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CoRLEY, Oct. G-GSpeclal. MIR. A.
h. Winston passed. through town this
morning with Ave prisoners for Rusk,
four negroes and ono white man. The
white man has ticket for two years
aud tho negroes 70 from two TO Is.
quite alergo crowd gathered at the de-
p TO witness the departure of the con-
victs.
Cotton - coming in very fast, and
brings from 81 &c pls.
day.
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Pilot FONT.

Pilot POINT, Oct. 27,-[S pocla.. J.
This town was to-day ruthlossly cap
tured aud held for six long hours by an
ineursion Of war-lilso alliances, armod
with 100 balos OF cotton. The insur-
rec'ionists, after many passages OF
arms, bid after bid fusilsded into than.
flank aud front, and atubborn reaist.
ance offered on their part, were finailv
disiodged from their stronghold i'm tne
publ o plaza by q telling shot planted
Ia thor vitals by Newbury ~ Co..
fired from an SIX cent calibro.
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GnppSvrLLn, Oct. q. - Special. l.
Business has bonn unusually brisk 10
day, $50 bales OF cotton having been
aold al prlces raifRiog from to cents
per pound. Farmers from Rockwell
county were hcro to-day In alliance,
and offered for eale ITO bnles. Tie Al
lance was offsr,d 60 but refused, aud
drove out of town Ia solemu proccs 4.
sion. This Offer was 10 20 nla uiure
than wss offered in Terrell, rs was as
csrtained by telephone.
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trial OF the case of the State VS.. james
savage FOR murder, committed at Bur
ltpgtor some Is months ago.
Some65 to IS bales of cotton vera on
the market today. Bowie averages
nom 90 to75 bales per day.
Several attorneys won't up the road
to-day, in connection with the Israel
bank failures.
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BOWIE, Oct. T.-lspoclal. Hon. +.
IL Piucr, district judge, adjourned his
part Of ihe districs court this evcniag.
Judge J. W. Patterson, who was sp.
pointed special judge In . number Of
GASES, civil and criminal, will wiud up
tho court. Ho II now engaesi with the
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Eli PAso, Oct. T.-[SpeciA.l-Th
commissioners court mot to-day. Tire
report OF the assessor was received
and approved. Tho taxable value Of
property is over 1900 900, a gain of
more than sS,00O,0O0 over last year.
Large hhlpmouts OF cattle Arc ps.s.
Ing through thia Doiut enroute 10 Nav
Mexico, shipments heretofore have
neeu delayed on account OF tho strict
Quarantine against Texas cattle which
hasnow been adjusted.
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GnoEsnrEcK, Oct. 27.-tSpsclsll-
Deputy sherifls Drinssrd aud Klmbel,
assistedby Hudson, surrounded shouae
IA which were three herso thieves, on
Tom Bates place, near Kosse. The
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found sleeping when duty sounds the
pugle notes for actinD. She Is alive.
and the future viii behold a town
anxious to keep step to the music Of
| progression's march.
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Much Panied by tho Reports OF Her
Daughters Domestic Afraira

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. 2I--The widow
OF General Grant has been greatly
grieved and panied by the public dis
cussion OF the domestic affairs
Of her daughter, Mrs. Mel
Ite Ssrtoris. The Public
Ledger Is authorized to saw that ali re-.
ports to tue effect that Mrs. Ssrtoris
has applied. or contemplstes APPLYING
for divorce or separation from her
husband, are entirely without founda-
ton, and cruel wounds to her feelings.
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remain in the city,and 1t is quito likely
that no will make matters rather warm
Tor some parties who he claims have
done him injustice.
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Cieburne

OfeDurnc.
CLEBURNE, Oct. 27.-[Special. The
streets were full OF cotton wagons to.
day from this, Somervoll and Hood
counties.
Miss Maud Switzen, OF Granburry,
IL visiting the family of John NJ.
Sheriff j. IL. Boyed has gone to
Grandview to sell the William Poem
stock of goods, attached there several
days ago.
A telephone message was received
This evening from Dallas that Miss
Maggie Dill, of Ciehurne, who Ia at.
tending the Dallas Female college, ia
dangerously Ill and not expected to
live. Mr.. and Mrs. Dill leave on the
morning train for Dallas.
Mr., lack Brown left last night for
Waco to attend upon hls brother,
Siouewal Brown, who IL dangerously
Ill. Later news IN that NJ L. S, Brown
died this morning.
| The little son OF Mr.. Buck Lancaster,
OF ihorp Springs,who has been visiting
Mr.. johnson, OF this city, died this
afternoon. The remains will DO sent
to Thorp Springs tomorrow for burial.
George Q Kelley, Dallas; Theo
Nash, Galveston; CP Hoas, Chicago.
| Henry V Ogden, New Orleans; w Ii
Gnnz,. Chicago; Eugene Caruthors,
Kimble; Ben Vinson, Gay Creek; Mrs
Davis, Alvsrado; w ; Miller, Dallas;
j M Rlvierc, Waco; Joe Hamilton.
Comanche, aud n WiggleswOrth, OF
crawford, arc registered ut tho Gle
burne house,
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Waco.


WACO, Oct. T.-[Speoisl.l-A lire this
morning destroyed a four-room resi-
denes belonging to Mrs. A. Hackett,
occupied by Mrs. Il. Zablowitz. The
building was insured In tho Queen OF
Liverpool for $500. Mrs. Zablowitz had
500 insurance on tho furniture in the
Merchants OF Newark, New Jersey.
She losen $3.50 above Der Insurance.,
The fire originated from tho explosion
of coal oil lamp.
kilograms have been received here
announcing the death of Rev. DIR. j. b,
McCloskey, president of the Trinity
University, Tehnacaua, Texas, which
isthe Cumberland Presbyterian educa-
tional institution for the State.
Cotton receipts to date are 25,S75
bales.
A fire came very near occurring In
he McClellanc opere house last night
during the performance of "The Pro
fessor." 1t originated from some of
the gas Jets behind tho scenes. No
alarm was given, although from the
delay and difficulty in raising the cur
tam, many OF the audience surmjssd
something was wrong. Presence Of
Ahi'' va ehc Nalt Va tuu tlduhE6fltnJ
prevented u scare and possible panic.
Mr.. s. j. Brown, of Louisiana, a
member of the senior class OF Waco
University, died early this morning,
He has q brother who Is y merchant In
Cieburne, and kilograms have been
sent, asking what disposition to make
of the remains.
Tom Bowens, editor of the Paris
Balance Wheel, VIVA hera Io-dav and
sought an interview with General
Ross. The Balance Wheel Is a Ross
boomer. Mr.. Bowens went from here
10 Galveston.
A meeting Of citizens was held at
Waco Female college tonight TO put
On foot measures for raising fund OF
sW,Voe 10 enlarge and improve the
buildings Of the institution.
There are 10 aspirants for the office oil
Justice OF the peace, to he appointed by
the county commissioners Tomorrow,
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A p'easint ending Of LaRIar's tfoub-
o'clork ~ tho residences OF Mrs. How.
sri, io3 BeiKnsp street, when no wac
united IN marriage TO Miss Annte 1.
Helen, IN tue presence III = 10 = lnvitet
guests, tho Rev. Mr.. II. N. Tinnons Of
the Cumberland Presbytsrisn 0huroh
sfllsiaslnE. NJ. Lssief VIII probsSiy
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-24
CHENEY.
CHENEY, Kan, Nov. 90, 1885

CHENEY, Kan, Nov. 90, 1885.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
The sound of the mill whistle was heard
again last Saturday morning. after nearly a
nine months silence. Mr.. VIM. Hays, the
owner ofthe mill, says it will be running
steadily. Mr.. o. NJ. Thorp is the resident
manager, and Mr.. Chandler, who came here
lately from Iowa, is head miller. The first
purchase Of grain for the mill was made Sat-
urday, it being three hundred bushels of
wheat for seventy-fve cents per bushcl
Messrs. Fletcher and Nanny are feeding
cattle near town, the former two hundred
head and the latter one hundred head. Corn
is bringing good prices.
The Ball for the benefit of the Cheney
Orchestra was well attended, and success
in every particular.
5. Tucker and b. Snyder went TO Canton,
Kansas, to visit friends
An immense prairie fire was raging
south of here from Friday evening till
Saturday morning the strong wind
speeding it en-. Many people
were up neaaly all night to protect their
Fortunately no damage was done,
save the loss of some hay.
A revival meeting has been carried on at
the NJ. Z. church for the past two weeks and
will continue all next week. Fifty persons
nave joined the church and there are yet
plenty who are outside the fold
The EAGLE did not reach Us last Friday
and Saturday night, and it was generally be-
lieycd that the whole EAGLE force had gone
10 settle the difficulty in regard to the
Wichita * Colorado railorad. However,
We received the missing numbers Sunday
morning and We're glad to learn that all
hindrances along the road are removed, and
work about TO commence
Walker Dodd's were the happy recipients
IF boy-baby, las. Saturday.
Rev. Lippart united Mr.. LAT Jones and
Miss Hamilton in wedlock last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. John Wolf has accepted position in |
A. G. Landi's store as clerk.
The stock Of jewelry formerly belonging |
% Mr. Morgan was sold at auction last Sat |
Irday- There was not very much of it, |
owing to the fact that the best jewelry was
ocked up in safe which could not be |
opened. The goods sold averaged but little |
more than so per cent. of the wholesale val |
Ie. The srfe and contents sold for $50.
E.p,fpp IorrS
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PAOlA LINK

What has become of the Paola and Kan
sas City extensio.. of the Missouri Pacific
railway The link is still missing and will
probably not be found until next spring
Miami Republican.
Kansas City raised $4,000 with which to
construct it. but, concluding that $4,000
was too much m oney for SO insignificant line
the money was taken 10 construct new line
10 Montana via the Black Hills, after the
completion OF which, the surplusagc will be
used in putting in the Paola link