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OVER aE STATR.
DolNas NJ the CAPITAL CITY
Court Notes Frsm Tyler - KInlu. AZ
HAWKING "eltbsrn tch0sI Sat-
ters In Il Misunderstanding of
the Farmers at Esri,ea.
Accident st Farsis.
Austin.


AUSTIN Oct, l0.-ISn.cie1 ! -VAo
charter Of The ri PAso, q. L,9vis 4
Ghieago railway ana Telegraph ep,.
psny wss tiled to-cry TAG ROAD oop-
menoca al III Psso, running north 10
the southern boundary az Nav Me-
leo. Capital, $4,000.
Ths acting comptroller pas s400O
into tho treasury on accOust OF Fan
eral revenues, sns 5000 Ter school
fund.
Il. 7. Egglestop, cashier G! The State
National bank OF Austin, dad This
morning after protraeted illprs..
be was brOther-in.law az Eugene
Bremond, president of tho bank. and
WAS one OF AUstln's best citizsns. Bs
served IN virginia As lIeutonsus Of
marines in the Confederate RRyy, He
was native OF Amelia couRty, yir-
ginia, and brother " Irwin ErSlssfon.
Of Austin. 10 viii be burisd by tho
knight Templar.
Repairs OF tkc land Office arc flushed
and nusinsas will hs resumed Monday,
Tho rolls of Wilson county sbow
YlSe,000 decrsaseH valves.
Professor a. V. L8ne delivered an
interesting lecture last niaht al tre
university,
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CsrsIcana.

CohsicANA,Sct.l lO.-ISpeeisl. Hon.
u. #. Davis, onr representative for this
county, proposes "a writs al open lot
ter through the columns of The HER
AID to Colonel Myers, Supervising
arcsiteci o. shc new capitol, relative 70
several changes which have bsen nc.
csp.;d by him so the bsnefit of the
contractors
Nhe ssdclo In Fridtv's HrnAnn
ABOUT county bridges should nave
tesd 2,tOO ieeJ completed, inatoad of 900
Oarcity continues to boom IN \ bus.
mess way, our strosts being fiusd
WITH wagons from iha country Five
hundred and fifty hEl0, OF cation were
received rg6 to'dSy, making u total O!
Roy. Mr., Lynn, OF tho ST. John
episcopal chprch, viii preach hia fsre-
wei sermon to-UorroW. His ,usco9-
anr hes not vat boon appointed.
seryicss will DO hsla tomorrow at
az inc churches both morning ord
ovsnisg.
orfez street hiss been wia.naa 40
Iaet 0ariDg the psst week snd opened
= distance Of $50 feet.
Mrs. IA. N. Jester, who has hpen v.rs
10" lor . week past, sud IL was Thought
beyond recovery, has improved naio.
rally ana is now ihOughJ TO bo out OF
daugCr.
Captain s. J. Z. Johu;ou returpod
last night from The northern part oil
tho Stat. where no has bpan doiue
Considerable work H. thaIltoless OF tne
exposition.
III. Johu 9horE leaves Tonight FOR
~. Louis TO take = finishing cnurEo in
pharmaceutical chemistry.
IN no justice court nd lease OF L.. n.
Love nud OtNsrs against Kendall, Ed
Wttda y Coz judgment was givsn Ior
plaintiff In tho sum ofSl2j,
Tho Eouih-heuud passenger train
lsnt night ran into n deer, break ing IT,
lag. a pN-f 50. boys wont ous th.s
morning ard kiilsd 10 with shot suus
ard clubs aga brought It into town.
Tho work on tho ice factory is pro-
Rrsa3inW Tho grain warehouse, for.
meily OTned by the Column milla, viii
be utilized, and additional buildings
will DO put up with Il. IL win DO IN op-
GRAFTON IN about so days.
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9niaesville.

GAINEsyiLLs, Oct. Especial. -.
Tho Baltimore q shio Telegraph com
psny submitted proposition to the
Merchants Exchanse OF this city for
the buildiag Of thsir liueto this noint.
1t ia proposed to organize joint stock
compsny aud build tho line fros Dan
ison to Gstnssyitis. The line will slss
be used by the Electric Telephone
company, giving us composition in
both telegraph snd t@lsphos. susiness.
The cost OF bulldog the tine Ia ssti
mat.d sts3 500, aud it il propcaed thst
Denison, Whitesboro and PottabOro
contributes ashere OF this. II taa line
IL built, the superintendent guarsn-
teeE & reduction OF 20 par cent nom the
start. A meeting OF business man has
bsen called, when they will decide
WhetAer or not they viii accspt tho
proposition.
The sheriff has received telegram
from White Plsins, Missouri, modify
ing him OF the afrsRt Of o young man,
and from the description EiYrn, IL is
believed TO be one Cash Smith, who
killed one Goshen in q difficulty ia
CHS. county shout year ago aud fhen
made his e-cspG, Ar officer will gtart
Tor White Plsine tomorrow.
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Nielsen.

MELissA, OCT. lO.-[Specisl, i-Ac.
cording to tho csll Msde by the farm
era meeting, which convened in this
place on August 20, sbout 90 reprssen.
tative isrmsrs from tho various prs-
cinets throughous this county mot
mere at IL O'Clock thls marpips.
Captain a, &, newman esilaa tho
meeting 10 order, xaa gf,or tbe onas.
ion OF tha proper repreasntst,oU - III
different dSiricts in the eonnrv No.,
bsen settled, tbs eleotion OK f~no'
9orery chairman aaa sog,ersry 80
procseasd TO, snd resulted atsss eIe~'
zion OF Jahp Rike, al F.rucrsviJln 40
chairman and j. l., Harris AZ aenf 40 ~
The names OF tha prepsrly aecrsditSd
delegates. together wish nctna of mar
districts VISA thon read, tng nIare. h.
lug AS foiiOHs:
BarksdIle acbool house. NJ. Paul
Frinity, Gray bill, Mount Carmel sc,oo,
houss, Willow Springs, Illinois sohool
house, Doggy, Xii onapsl, FsnlI,nsr
Psairls Grove, Backbons. Gnsmbars
Wilkins, Wetsel, Soulby, Psrp srs'
vile. Blooradale, Ellen Grove, M ioScav.
~ " A-NN~As AAAHAatcN, AlbGNllOEO
ceapal.
The Inioutes Of the prsviovs meeting
we're inca resd and approved. Much
tsIk Wha tlen inoulgsd 10 pro and cnn
~ 10 the best way to prseesG. One
moved Tho appointment OF 2 COMMIT.
teS ~ the chsir 20 draft constitutioD,
smother for 8 cnmnt,tGe to dIAf. sujt.'
ole resolutions, ctr. After oonsidors.
ola diEcussicn the l&ttor prevailed sr0
committee 0; one rr0m esch dlstric
represented WAS nsned and inntYucteo
10 retire and report uropsr rssolutions
sc the catliest possible moment.
Rr. j, G. Prasar was called upou auC
made very able snd lesgthy speooh
setung forth tho advantages of u nity
OF action 80 evidenced in Cha wording
OF tao Fhrmer5' AllienCe, OF Whieh Il,
was u meAber,
Ihe committee GA resolutions re.
'utn9d ana reported the following;
I'VE, tho committee, s!ter thor
ongh invoaIigstio1, adopted tha Farm.
ers' Allisncs," but tbs oetalnjstse did
not seE forth shy resolutions.
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sersad and Dismissed. Moo,
State, from Ken. 0'N NS'sls
submits Oh briefs aoa oral arau-
ihSng: fNNee Z P,eiio - No,
NOM Woo; Adams W. ne SSst-'
IN rolS; Bsycts "a. taa State. fror'
Nolan. ~'@, rom
as,'on 70 strike fesn The d5ot,,.
SCORE ~. --, fioN acor,io.Sa.
uP.A oral argument ana hrisf, grr an
rsl'6S; SeXis q Pscia5 ynilvav ~
Pearl, from Gle,g. -
b0f q -'o7 exchange wa rn-dsv urs-
esnts1 wLth amsruidceut snd fiGisbs'3
~ uiseof ~ Osetetp a IA Hurnhy,o
20 ,.5 'NeN sNtii Fet cQrreo3 stsud-
- Loels, 40 vail Is ON tlns in iii
ihetc t5anaaeti1es.
per,hS toe pasI week ths eotton re-
ceiP.S az tAis place wala l,4GO bates,
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Tone Of tho sls,r nlnrl.,

NEw Yonx, Oct. i0.--Govsrnmen,
bonds dull aud strong.
The railway bond market cortlnuss
very aoiivo and strong.
Tnore was again an unusually large
business In btoolsH, sales footing up
isl,2l4 shares, aud tho business Was
unusually well distributed. Western
Union was strong at the opening at
7g'i, aud remained .quist and barely
stosdy as TAX 10 T3s. during the fore.
noon. ny 2o'clock n had risen 10 .3,s
and In the last hour, ia very active
business, roso 10 and olsssd
a. %, a not gain OF az. The
Irregular and At times fevsrish for
some OF tho sctive stock, but tho nee
rea,ilt OF tho days operations II again
% Y TO over par cent. for the general
list, with exceptional advances for
greater amounts. The market clos cd
arm. The WSsE wRlsS elossd ihis
evening hes been " most oeuvo Of
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FrRRis, Oct, 1O,-lSpecial.l-Q .
serious accident happened bore ysster.
day to Mr.. r. A. Deal, who had a 600.
pound bale OF cotton to fan on him,
Tho bale fell eight feet, and it is won
DER he was not killed. lie is very ae-
FiouEly, il not fatally, hurt.
Ferria IN still improvlug, and up to
TINS Gate has rsc0ivsd more cotton than
ever before, Mr.. Jones, a cotton buy-
o. nom Dailss, purchased 1000 bales
middlins.
I. j. W9atherfora, one of Ferrlp,
most. enterprising citizens, is spread
ing nae a green way tree. He has re.
comfy enlarged his house, and has re-
oeived ono OF tho largest invoisss al
RSaons ever resolved in Toxas, and i.
selling st prices that ostch the gran ger
TNn HaRALD is solid here.
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SIBERIAN sIFrinGs.
Unitch states i0smmissioncr's Csutt.
Rsrsslng to ray sccupAtisn Tax to tho

CITY. Eto.
SHERMAN, Oct. TO- [SpeciaL.l -
United States commissioners court
was busy to-day trying r. p. vsrley
for embezaling funds irom tbs WhitoS-
boro poslofIico. Alter hearing tho ov-
ldones, Judge Eck0rts hound him over
FOR $3.50 10 appear before United States
Judge Mccormick, ut Dallas, Jan
usry ..
NJ. J. Parker, an old aud sste.moS
cltinen OF our city, died this evening
ut { o'clock st his residence on Elm
riraot. Mr.. Parker had bscn suffer
Ina for tome time with honrb dlgeags
gBlool had clotted Ia his log and gen
rome vet in,whlch nenassltGiad an am-
nutntiou. TG-dey nc noon DR.. y. ID.
Pittltt sud II. y. Plttitt,essistcd by DR.,
Morrow, amputuatad tho leg Just be-
low the hip. Immediately alter tho
operation he rallied and wng doing
finely, but about o O'Clock DO began
sinking, ard IN spite Of VII medical at
tcntion. died gu before stated. Ho was
about 20 years OF age, ans was we'll
thought OF.
DIR. Scott IL down with tho denguo.
Tho Pan-Electric telephone wires
from Dsnigon TO this place rre too ilear
10 the Bell company's limos, conso-
sneutly everything that Il transmitted
over their wire carr ersily be hoard
and Understood In tho Bell rompany's
office. A. IL IL q rival company, the
wires will have IN be moved or let
their rival hear all their secrets.
The city collector atruck susp
whom no went to Il. y. McLlesp, the
torney, to collect his occupation tax.
COMPLAINT was made sgsinst McINan
and he. WAS tried and fiuad 81 In tho
recorders court. Hs immedi stelv an.
pealed IL to County Judge 0regs's
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The ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
The City sson to EnJoy the Luxury of
the Hriliisst Light-Resl Relate
Observation-Disclosures AHd County
Court Procesdsngs-Per-
scnsl Aeotios, Etc

EeRr WsSTH, Ses. lO,--[Spscisl.l T.
A company has bssu orEenizsd, with
a cspital Of $4,000, 10 light our city
with electricity, aud have adopted the
Van Depo.le electric lights. Having
secured ovsr 50 subscribers, the Gem
pAny will commence operations as
soon az the rlght-of-way can DO secured
from ths council, which, in all prob.
ability, will be granted Monday night.
Mr.. Andrews, the agent, in converse
ton with your reporter, stated that hit
company would put in the finest p ant
IN the Sauthwsbt, and that they win
net spare either pains or expense To
Eive Fort Worth one of ths hest Of
lights, which will not be eqaslsd any
where In tho South.
ABusY DAY.
The busiest man in the Fort to-day
wss Cashier Saith, OF tho state Ma.
tionsl bank, who was ksps on tho 20
paying the certificates for the cotton
sold by the Farmers Alliance ysster-
day. Our merchants have had an OK.
traordinery run, and have been Kept
busy all day supplying tho wants OF
the farmers,
REAL ESTATE TRANsTEEs.
| This following real estate trepafsrs
we're filed to-day for record IN tho
county clerks office:
II. 3, Broils to &. III. Lerry, lots SO
| aud b2 in Sub-divihion of block 4, in
Fieid'n addition; consideration Sl,sO0.
| 4. J. Black TO j. j. Street and J.
Foots, l60 acres OF Tho Matthew'S 800.
acre survey; consideration Sl,Olo.
| W. 3. Brook to w. J. aaily, oue-hslr
interest In lot z, block I, in B,yept
addition; confederation S2j.
M. III, Grigsby 20 \. II. and l.. A,
Snow, part OF block SO, In fuckers al.
dition; consideration $500.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The habeRs corpus earo Of B. Nc.
Farlend, charged with tbs murder O
>. q. Head, was hoard befors Juag,
Bec sbam, and Mcfarland was releas
ed on 81 zoo bonds.
In the district court Fits Helchsl.
beck asked for divorces from her lieg.
lord, John H9ilchelbeck, bat tho par
ties having only resided ia this csunty
u short while, tbs court had no iarls
diction In the case and 10 wss dis
misssd.
PERSONA.
Alex. Easton, district clerk OF Gal
voston county, Ia in the Fort, and vii
leave Monday for Pecos City.
Ar. kail P. Auserson, tho cato,
buyer, left last night for YaGoo City
Mississippi. Like all cotton buyers
no csrries his oSlce ia his pocket.
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SPRING. noer hsrs. This trustee, be-
s'd.@ TWO or thrG> other sentlemen
VIII send their children from here 10
me MinGor Spr ngs school. Hsth
schools hsgln next Monday, oetobsr
thGs aTfnt psst, the dangua fever,
mas hesn very lenisut on us SO rSr. We
hAVe only had two csasa.
Tne eotson WcrEus have damaged the
young bot'nn cotton TO a considerable
t2tsnt Gotten IS being gathered
pretty faRt now sud many "soul is
ms0e hfppy' By the circulation OF line
money this nsocy staple causes.
we nSre some very suocosstul MIN
rols mere; Two or three of them, while
oue or Z drive the other day, claim TO
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HAWKINS, Get. lO.-lspec!fl.I-J X.
Miller is now dying from stab near
The heart, which wsa inflicted aheut 4
O'Clock this evening in drunken row
in Wallace's saison. Tho stabbiae
was done by Robert Anderson. who
Vas At oEcs arrestsd by Frank kshev.
Eae, justice of lsa p5scs for tina pre,,
cinot, ae thors was no oth~ Officer in
town, Both parties are respectfully
connected, Mr., Anderson bolng 4
young lnsn tnd the SON OF DR.. T. w,
Anderson. Mr.. Miller il 6 fsrmer, and
leaves g vito and five or six ehjl6ren.
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ATLANTA, Oct. lO.--ISpecial Joe
Howell, ofJeffersoh, wss arrested hero
this eyepingsy Officer Maxsy, charged
With the murder Of Il inan Ia Loui,-
lana by the seue Of Robert Simmons,
several years ago. His friends think
4imInrocent, or unsuitable, and an Ole
ioll VII DO riad0 20 relsAEe him.
Vh's l.tle city is continually On tho
boom. There orc nov ia COURSE OF
erection over y2t, $50 wOr e. OF Dnaipess
houses, and e more beautiful opera
nousa can't DO found in any city OF the
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wELtnoRS, oct. TO- lSpsclsl.l -
Owing to the disagreement of the trus.
tees upon The employment Of ateacher,
school has not yet been opened. Two
Of tho trustees wanted male and the
other wanted a female teacher. Mrs.
Csrutbers, q graduate OF the Agrioul-
tursl and Mechanical college, hes nc
last been employed by two OF the truh.
tees to teach the school here, while tho
other trustee has engaged . young
lady 10 teach tho school et Mintof
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ALvARADo, Oct. l0-Ispeclsl l--Tho
election 90 determine whether or not
IA additional tax OF 20 psr cent. should
be imposed in this school district FOR
school purposes passed Oh quietly and
roaulled "a 50 for and 20 agglnst tho
taxa very liths vote. Merchants,
oIorEs, mechanics and everybody slso
wore too busy 20 voto to-day.
Ono hundred Eud ten bales of cotton
wore received hore tns sy, S4d wsre
aold FOR from $50 b. s IS re per qualify.
INC weather continues lovely, and
oufpeoplo are exceedingly happy.
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BAN ANTONIO, Oct. l0.--ISpecial.l =
Ins s'Snd jary at Castrovile, Ne.
dina county, refused to iDdirt Sheriff
Thumm for Tie murder of Ferdinand
NIGH somo weors back.
To-aty tho sewerage system for all
tho new militGr, buildings on Gov
ernnent Hill was completed by Tho
contractor, Dir. Il. j, Quark, ann now
there 10 nsLhing 10 impede the prog.
ress OF tho projeJ ssd structures. T6c
WORK was carried out in Inost skill.
iu' and eTpe1iii0us manner, has been
accepted oy the government engineer.
npd s9tiled and paid fox within few
hours sitter IL Tas accepted.
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GhsESvrLLs, oct. 10 Special
Cotton receipts for tho usSk average
800 balas Per day. 1t sold st prioeu
ranging from $50 to 9.25.
IN the mayors court this svoning
George Biddle refused 20 bp svorn
and give teatlmouv touching violatorn
OF The law. HiJ honor, u. y. Martin.
ne,a s,daisin c9ntompt and promptly
ordered him 20 tho cRlspoost,
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AitIicAN, Oct. le.--lspocial.l-Hs
ry Covert, = whlto convict ou the
Clay FARM IN IN attenp, 10 msks his
etcspo this afternoon, was shot and
instantly Killed by Lee, convict
gufri.
Cotton coming in very slow. From
present indications raoeipts will sx-
coed that sf lrit yesr by only n small
per cent,
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MARSHALL, Or. lo.-lSnoeial. l-Dr.
T. O. Hood, IN old and mucn respected
citizen, died last nightnft,r a long and
painful illnsss. He VIII be buried TO.
morrow morning.
There viii be > union meeting ~ the
opera house tomorrow night. Mr.. n.
brown ono or tho travelling Fecre-
tsrieS nf The International COMMITTEES
OF ths Young Mems Chrisiitn sssociS-
ton Will GddrssS ths meBiiuR.
Cotton ie coming Ia moro fifmly and
business ofrll kinds 10 improving.
The weather iE dellghtfal.
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Tyler, oct. lo.-tspeoiel.l-1n tho
supreme court to-day. tho case Of ssl.
lie J. Harvey Ct al. Va. NJ. Q. Cum
mings o. al, from Henderson county,
was stricken from the docket for want
Of servise of citation In error upon
John Lawrence; X. c. JenDoH Va. W.
+. Owens, appeal from Galveston, SUBJ
mitted on briefs aud oral arguments
Tor both psrtiee.
In the court OF appeals the follow
Ing cases were sffirned: Thompson
W. the State, from Baylor; Farias ".
tAs State, from Maverick, Cardinoz
w the State, from Bsxsri Torrey e.
a. W. Wales Of al, from Tay lnr. Re-
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McKlSsry, Oct. llo.--lspeoiel. "a.
u, Brown, OF tho Texas Central train
No. 10, had his hand seriously crushed
In coupling cars hero about noon 10.
day, aud wont north on the next train
to bis homo ss Dcnlspu.
The residsnce of Owen Jeidy, one
milo south Of town, burned this even-
Ing. Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
shused by q defective hue.
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aAsLa PASS, Oct. 1s..-lSpeclsl.l -
president Dia2 has ofdersd the local
msgnate at Tho La Cruises silver mines
to immediately give possession to the
American mlnots, who we're turned
out OF their mines some 6ays ago.
nome OF these mines sre valued AZ
s2lo,0Oo. The minoys were robbed OF
their hsrd-earned prsperty with no
shadow OF right. This action OF tho
Mexican president is due to the ensr.
geiic. course OF Secretary OF State BAY
ard, IL semGnding that the America :
TO given their own. Confidence in tho
saeufity Of American possessions in
Northern Mexiuo and Immigration viii
bo largely increased in consequence.
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HousToN, OCT. 1O.--lSpscisl. The
body found drowned Ht Harrisburg
Yesterday proved 10 be that OF 5. j.
Levy, d merchant % this city, who
leaves wI,o aud children. His threat
was cut, Suicide 10 the prevailing
theory, BIO being subjec.,o fits Of mon.
tai alteration. csusOd from lick re-
csivod or the heed three } ears ago.
a email lot OF cotton burned in tho
BAYOU City cpmpress to.dsy; damsgei
5000. Perfect provision for hgating
hrca In tho compress, ana prompt &C
tion, stopped tho ilamse, There were
5000 bales in tho pftss ysrds. 1uHur.
sncs mon rejoice over the management
OF the iire. injured Ia tho Houston
Insurance company.
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TEnRELt, Oct 1O-LSpsoial.l The
raoo boiween"sam Bass" snd Csuohs's
maro wss drawn for today. They
struggled for tho sdrautsgo untll too
lsto 70 run, ON account OF ths darkness.
NJ side beta were withdrawn. They
NAV run tho race Monday.
Mr.. N, w. Roberts, Of Marshall, took
charge OF tho Texas & Pacific depot, IS
local agent, today.
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TAYLOR, oot io.-Tsposisl.l l. Some
talk Of Judge Lynch scttling with
Charles Wesley, alias Jim Chris, . mu-
latto, arrested hero to-day fer a crlmi.
nal Assault on tbs wife Of one OF our
bess citizens. He answers 70 the do.
scription Of . party wanted In Fayetts
county for hofse .theft.
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Ell PAso, Oct. le.-[Spsclsl.l-
Large shipments Of GRO have passed
through this point from Mexico,
which, prove tho fruits OF American
capital The codntry surrounding III
Psso Is abundant with rich mines
wnlcn adde greatly TO the wealth and
industry OF this section.
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ni.s franz tho Cholera

wAsnissroS, Oct. IL = Reports from
Tho Asistls staNons stste there have
bseo thrss dsrths frnm chnlara ON
hoard the Unitua States s,psmshin
OSs'rae. The steamsnip has been dlr-
infected, and oil danger lis now past.
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ST.. Louis, Oct. le.-Thoro was an.
othof great crowd 81 tho races today,
out II wac not 70 largo ~ on previsus
days. Tho frso-for.all was very
9elosely contested between PHYLLIS and
Larry Wilkes for two hents, but after
,net the lhitor gate ont and came In
lsat. IhA stake race WAS also holly
contested, and might have been won
" references had ho beeu moro ju-
summary:
The unfinished $50 race OF yestsr-
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CAPITOL NOTES.

State Treasurer Charles Kittelson re-
ceived yesterday from Warden J. A. Reid
OF the Saltwater penitentiary the sum OF
S7,950.9S, the same being the amount due
for labor under state contract for the quar-
ter ending March 81, 1885. This is the
second payment of the kind made from this
institution to the state in period of five
years, other earnings of this character hav-
ing gone to pay for machinery in the prison
shops and for the rebuilding of portions of
the prison buildings destroyed by fire.
The state library received yesterday vol
umes 40 and Al, Huns New York reports,
and volume 81, New York reports. Also
the supplement to the revised statutes of
Wisconsin for 1878.
F. A. Hodge. auditor of Pine county,
called at the state house yesterday.
F. A. Watkins, auditor of Carlton county,
called at the state house yesterday.
F. B. Kellogg, attorney of Olmstead
county, called at the state house yesterday.
Hon. P. B. Clement of Faribault called
at the state house yesterday.
C. G. Wilson, Esq, of Rochester, called
at the state house yesterday.
Representative Thompson of Preston
called at the state house yesterday.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
Secretary of State Won Baumbach yesterday
of the Northwestern Pressed Brick COM
pany of Minneapolis for the manufacture of
bricks terra Gotta and tile, with capital
stock of $50, 900. The directors and incor-
porators are James A. Boyd, Louis Schlis-
niger, p. B. Broughton, NJ. Beehepar and
Frank j. Stern.