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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-23

o.. UiH..4.. fhe Psoan
.uu fI. fIW.. county u
.r"1f l uiI.I vol. y IL from
I.| averaging
....l. I. 20 futHrn
miles 0f valley land not surpassed in
fertility ana pTOduotiyoneas by any In
the Gltad Siales. The valley land In
this county IN by no means confined
IN tho bayou, All Of the streams have
large valleys number OF thom ifom
three b. Two miles Wide, aud a large
proportion az the upland "a ilne Toe
farming. This was ormally considered
exclusively "A stock country. Tho
country IN covered with curly mes
quite, tho best grazing grass known
al OF the largo stocks have boen driven
out and people no longer think OF II as
a stOck country, aud yet tho last as
sessm6nt rolls show moro stock In
Brown County than ever was known
In tho county ~ any time previous.
This is accounted for from tho fact
that tho country has rapidly filled up
with small farmers, aud shey each
have stock from % 90 800 bead.
Asa farming country this county has
proved success. This year and las.
tho yield OF wheat has been from - 70
IS bushels per acre. Oats, millet, rye
aud barley have done equaly ~ wen!
Neither tho Trinity nor the Bro2ns
bottom IL better adapted 10 corn and
cotton than this county. Tho corn
this year Ia estimated at rom 10 TO go
bushels per acre.
These are some of tho reasons why
Brentwood has prospered, and they
are reasons why IL would DO
10 tho interest Of Dallas 10
secure tho trade OF this section,
The Gulf, Colorado * Santa Fe will
DO completed To Brownwood by the LIST
of October, and II Dallas wishes to re
tain her Trade In this section sh"
should lose no time in building raj
road 10 BrOwuW God. j,
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tins dfavheads, crushing HE right hip
lfa fomninod sn until Tie long train III
Oafa was checked up. fufiunatelY
there Was ono car uu tho track aud the
bfRhO WAS NOT sat 90 the car moved ON
without much resistance. Ills doctors
think no win bn about again he u iHv
wnaka. This IL tho second hurt iuf
GeOrEo, who had his foot mashed near
Dallas two yoAra ago.
Tho District Court convened yester-
day, hut mono OF tho Important cases
have heen called. Two young lawyers
wero to-day admitted 50 the bar
Mos.rs. Allan ami Wynn, of kilgore f.
Tho JamOs TlllOY case Is sat for tho
81 81 August. Th6qup warranto case
against tho Mutual Solt'Endowment
Association was dismissed by milton
of tho prosecuting attorney.
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MASON, su.r p. Special. .- r-m2
.irao since % a2u.ior Fa" Presented
.g}dng taat ,gs jurisdiction o.. .nc
County ggug. uore--.l.J, mgrgo- 8ns
TO como rom tuy ulnmsglgaer7'
court. Z gav day. ago the petition
was pronounced '1rg9fy au@ me
lauer. reformed uy tlr scot. me
represent s.yo ana Dizzy F-yG NE
triau.sd tn aLr. Adams, County JUdgg.
Thg has onssnLsrel sCwc b..'er 'es.-
ing, ana T6sardry adams "e".tH
abusiV, ,r5 denounced 'H" ',.'h- ''
lla pal '.l.H 2fNi' .H ~ .
RANT .sgaug L.. ..a arrest ID. refused
10 give bond %. 20 60 jail. e row ra-
sultsd. Mr.. &aSuH bong ENggsHH
Gown while raslsIi' arrest by Deputy
/ Baird grf NO was iE'- put iH ial:,
/ After cooling oil lao gagu bond 'n. .H
s.g Gil tg w ans Viii ac .t'a- .o-
.t......t
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Waco.

/ WACO, July 15.-[Special1-The two
sanitary police are busy at work in
kpecting premises in the city. A num-
er of citizens will be notified and If
gheir premises are not promptly at
Tended to they will be fined. The city
has received 1900 pounds OF operas
hnd will receive a car OF ime to.Hlor-
81 actual cost, TO be used as disinfect-
ants. r.,,
The dates of the circuit for the iall
races are as follows: Paris, October
90; Gainesville. October u; Sherman,
November 8; Fort Worth, November
10; Waco, November q, and Houston,
November "a. -Four days will be gwen
each place. 1t has been suggested
that the secretaries oftbe circuit meet
I at Waco this week to arrange the pro-
Uramme,
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NIoxIa

MENIA, July 2l.-fSpocial. Tho
board OF aldermen nj meeting last
night elected tho following teacher, as
assistants to General Moore for tno
MeSia public sch0ulu:
T.. @. Chambers, of Thornton, frs.
assistant,
Julia Prlest,of Greeuvllle; Flor,
once Thurtuu, uf pyleri Dora Vow" no
Kclleyvine, and Matte Stos Ali
lsna az teachers,
Local option goes into ctfsc. o. ~,
2i.h instant, bUt II Is al op1l Hccio.
that the election has not be ID SCI.
cordance with the law and tunre
possibility thsJ the courts VIII decide
against the validity ., the ole 1al,
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BLOOMINGTON, H., July 21,-Abra-
ham Deuser, German farmer, who
on yesterday burned his house and
barn and sll his live stock, to prevent
his wife, who is suing for a divorce,
from getting any property, ana who
was supposed to have himself persisted
in the flames, was subsequently found
hiding in clump of tall weeds and
lodged in Jail. During the night he
impro Tised a drop from his suspend
ers and q towel and a piece Of cord
aud hung himself from the door frame
of his cell closet.
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two sulnlprs N WL.spoIHr
Ceist a nfittsn ilrpp, iahutnts trah.
Nseiing ~ anii fon AGO.
dsnnanis Cfi isHt Naf'-
haehio--uthsf zoe '''.


4 synI. potyrIuy 10 Spea.all
She itellaa ,hlomsAel, whoss we
oonliiited s.iieiue aofe les. SATURDAY"
follow "A .hsr example b. ihro" ing
nitasslffinia tho Same eisnTb t''
nanois D. Aguisnd. nurius tho day
yesterday he Imagined sono ono was
piiu trying 10 take hls i't7 although he
sgolked In his shop oil day, Hno som
,erasd fati0nsi y with hose VINO nao
ssintss with hln 90 bis shop
In he evening thinking he
would be moro ql.o, hni roiH-
Dosea, Nj J. g, Brown tool
Ia homo with him % stay tutipg th.
| ol4ht. Anton sIpHI AsJlstt lnaIa--d
AZ" Mr.. Browns gOil- over 10 nv
| AgulAnd'-i house Ia COOS q Tor Tome
chicken, Mr. brown rupiiy e1h.pAl-
td 10 20, % pac,'y mm, ara N'nt go
fiug ,e1r tu No house and .lphiu.
around and attending 10 tho Chickens,
they etaTted % return 10 broWn's
house, when Aguland asked Brown 70
90 into the house ana talk awhile,
. Apuland went into tho house first ana
Mgiln 10 ieol around as " looking
for "A chair, when Brown lighted a
match In order that no mlsht see
what no was looking Tor, aud just as
Brown lighted tho mnIcn Aguinnu
struck HMM blow with Il sick or
wood, knocking him dowh, aud atrik,
ing him Boveral times before lao could
get out Of the way. Brown finally os-
cRDed ana ran 10 tHa nearest house
and rousod up sOmo one and soon had
a crowd Of the ncighlors up. Tho
crowd went up 70 AgulSnd'B houa0,
looked all around and out on
be prairie ard finally, on looking
Xto tho clsteru, found HIN there
dead. An inquest ~ being held to
day. The jury have made up no Ver-
dict vet. II 10 the general opinion
now That tho mon WAS iahoring under
a tit of temporary Insanity, and had
been for several days, aud that his
fears of murder arose lrom thai lGctI
rather than from threats mnd9 TO MN:
,Itis sad affair and tho cllizens ieli
&shockod oyer the idea of two suicides
t.gO than "a NgOE.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Foand Bleeding to Death ia the
streatS,

Found bleeding to Death Ia INC
streats,
NEW York, July 2l.--Two police OIL
GERS, shortly after midnight, came
upon man rolling in his own blood
on Fourth avenue Picking him mp
they found gaping wound in his
throat, through which blood was rap
idlyoozing. Thepolice took him tot
station house, where the man blod 20
death. Almost with his last breath he
said his uame was Thomi5
Murphy, was so years old, and
accused Thomas Demphey OF being
his murderer. He mad struck aim
down with pitcher smashing 10
over his head in a quarrel at nlidugh5
near the spot where the officers found
him. Demphey was arrested later on
ana arraigneG in court this morning.
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% IfY. .Ina, WI
~. I.f nllh.
1871 "a, iIHII IfI
IL a. llfn, e.
Wnf. H0s nf led. IIf
Ir .hn r..r Fft.H. la, shu . i".utins
g,r. Y.dHu tlH fifst National HAM
M uII.f Nu iuiloy spnt, IN plain
frrmf, fHi sfAf thAt ~ WsNahaehie
,srrrf ttft IOAd that she
would Itg0,H come up VIII lhe
uaf rnhr ha would bhNe ~ go
rl1f j nor. IT, iTthor stated lhat me
rls.i rluii b6 tU n south 0i this Tor al
lon. sAO 0l Ices han by nero, running
f.oy Mansfield % C0rsioana 10 or
luef tho sury Ying corps hack 10
NausHeld Rnd ssve them lnsltu 'ilnhs
to iuua line tr1m Mansfield down
Chambers Creek
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ATHENS, July 16.-[Special.l The
citizens, merchants and business men
of Athens fully appreciate the necessi-
ty of securing tho Dallas Trunk Rail-
road to this place, and from the inter-
asf manifested, t..ey seem determined
~ have it here if II can be secured on
4 reasonable terms. They say they need
Tie co operation OF Palestine, and the
understanding is now that representa-.
tive men of the two places are TO meet
at an early date in joint council to
I adopt such plans and measures as are
. necessary to induce the road to come
y 70 Athens and Palestine at once, which
s would open up new field OF trade Tor
Dallas merchants.
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TIE hIRE KECORD.
Car and Bridge'Woris Destroyed at
ChiA'go.

Car ana Bridge w pfks OSStEOSSN 81"
ChiA,go.
CHICAGO, July 2l..I ate last night
three fire alarms wore turned in from
tho southwestern part of the city, and
hsralded fire which. according 10
latest estimates, has destro yed
upwards of 100000 worth of property
1t was only when tins buildings of the
Wells & French Car and Bridge Co.,
were discovered 30 be on fire
that the alarm was given. Engines
were quickly al the spot, bur The not,
dry weather Of tho past week had
rendered the buildings such excellent
food Tor the flames that tho efforts OF
the firemen were almost without avail.
Tie works OF tho company compose
several buildings situated aI
the corner OF Twan,y-second aud PAU
lima streets, At midnight all OF these,
together with Iheir contents were q
total loss. In one building was stored
wood and other material for l,3UO cars.
The fire is believed to have had It's ORR
Gin in spontaneous combustion.
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MINERAL WELLS, July ,5.-lSpe-
y. In THE HERALD OF the 18TH n
It Worth special says: +. A. Glass
has lust visited Palo Pinto County
with a view to prospecting for coal,
and reports on his return that thore 10
no coal in Palo Pinto County. IL Is
arrange that q man who claims 10
know anything about minerology, or
q reporter who claims to read the pa
perr. would make such u statement,
wnen 1t is known that tho largest coal
interests in the State ara located In
, this (Palo Plnto) county, there being
no less than 500 hands ut work In tho
Gordon coal mines, taking from the
bowels of the earth no less than LOU
~ 1000 tons per day OF as hno quar-
i,y of coal as can be- found in the In
dian Nation. The Carson az LOWS
coal mine, located four miles east OF
this place, Is also OF finest quail
lily and in insxhaustiole quan
tity. The Brown coal mine, when IL
also being worked, located three miles
east of this place, supplies coal for q
larrs runb0r Of tlacksmiths and
ths2 claip1 that t is Of the finest quail
ity. lore nr9 other coal mines in the
c6pptv when ave boon developed,
ppl VI can he said without fear OF
trrthini Contradiction that there is
., lueh 3uAiitn Palo Pinto County 10
rt,r~.g iae Tue iior the State ofTexas
fnr > century come. Let Mr.. Glass
cone sgair and he will BIO. shown
pluro coal IN Palo Pinto County than
be- ever esw IN his lite. II anybody
fouhts wbaJ is here said about the
coal interest If Palo Pinto County,
ie' him como snd see for himself; or
. tbey ars ssfyr'ad to Mr.. jay Gould,
who nss no less than 81 0OO,OOo IN
yeslai il, coal interests in this county.
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AT Emporia, Kansas

EMpoR1A, July ola special to the
Republican from Arkansas City, Kan
sas, says: Fire to-day detroyed bali a
block of frame buildings, seven stores,
including Krenert & Ausin's whole,
sale grocery house and p ~ l.. N means
implement house. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
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LonCview.

LoNGVIEWl 4NIN- ~ =
560rgo Maertl. 7Ha ..' Hos. pop '-
~ yesfre sAl.rosl u.en, ia was toro
A,i fafsei hsre, came very near csin2
fis liza tlis moving ~ GrsuG satire.
Ee ws aooa' TO compile the engine -
soma cars on the size -tr9ok Whag his
.o1t slipped and he Sci cross tb5 COW
uztchsT ss-i wss Jsneleo up hstWee
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Tho window Glass Confederation.

PrTTsBuRa, July 2l.-The conv9n-
lion of tho Universal Federation OF
Window CLASS Workers, which has
been in session here since last Tuos'
day, adjourned tonight, having. per-
tectsd an organization, which includes
All tho window glass workers OF the
world. The officers etScted were:
President-James CafN2bell, OF Pitts
burg.
Vice President-John Jarrett, Eng
land.
Secretary and Treasurbr-Albert
Delmart, Belgium.
Member Of the Executive Committee
for Ametica-John G.. SIycker, Pits
burg.
Tho Office o. the Universal Fedora
ton will be in Charleroi, Belgium.
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CAPITAL CRY CULLlNGS.
MN. talpp6 is TAKEN IN TOW
he IL Accused ~ Fraudulent lana
Transaction Educational Mat
ters Of Intsres,-Ar Arrest Tor
Murder-Other News

AUSTIN, July 10. -- Special J. Tho
sensation alluded 10 Ia TnE HERALD
speclal of Tuesday developed to-day
and tho arrest OF John Il. Trlppe, n
prominent young married man, fol
lowed, ON charge of forgery, made ny
II. II. Chapman, a Chicago drummer
Chapman has boon a warm friend oil
Trippe, and from time TO time during
the past five or six months has fuT-
nished him an aggregate of 5000, to
Iva invested in Texas lands; Trippe
having set up in the Land business
about a year ago in Austin. a deed
for SEQ acres OF land purporting 10 DO
Ia Tom Green County ana 10 have
been purchased by one VIII
liam Castles Tor the SUN of $l,SjG,
was forwarded 10 Chapman, A Tow
days ago Chapman happened TO strike
Austin on his rounds, ana concluded
10 SEQ about this particular deed, which
purported to have boon acknowledged
before an Austin notary. He could
ind no such notary, and An investig ga
linn disclosed that the whole thing
;,s q base forgery. IL was also ascer
Lpinod that the balance Of tho 5000
had been used, bus tho complaint
sworn out to-day cites only mo deed
mentioned above. Irippo waived OK
animation, and in delallC OF S5,COO
bond, was rom&ndod 20 lall' 10 ~ lIotu
mo State OF Now York, mas resided in
Austin ehout Two yoarg, where no has
.Jllegp classmates and whore he has
heretofore stood high.
NORMAL SCHOOL STUDENTS.
Tho Board OF Education to-day AlS'
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On to Brentwood

BRowNwoop, July 2l.-[Editor HER
ALD.l-I have several times seen the
suggestion in THE HERALD that 1t
would be well for Dallas to raise the
cry of "On to Brownwood," and push
a road through to this place as soon as
possible. In order that the business
men of Dallas may realize the import
aloe OF 80 DOING, l viii give you 70 y,
its surroundings.
Taking Drownwood for ceutef, i W
the largest town within radius o.
more thsu 100 miles, she nearest
places 81 any size hoiug Waco, tor'
" orth aud Abilene, Is hss built % rs
A..yessns size without & railroad, ana
<Si bout any defiyiita prospects OF one,
s.rf, ,as gown principally bscause y
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.Jardine Holds the Fort

KANSAS CITY, July 19.-Rev. Henry
D. Jardine, rector OF st. Mary's Episco-
pal Church, officiated at the service
to-day as usual. An immense audi
ence attended this morning, some OF
whom apparently had gene to create
iisturhanre, and e1nressed their q ~
approval OF inc rector by half sap
presgoa sounds at oerision. Mr. Jer-
dine, referring 10 The recent emente,
said he had done no wrong, aud pre-
posod 10 remasl mere. AZ the eveoiaa
servioe lie demonstration was re-
assted. though Iass eniphalc thar IN
IND p,orning. Ssvtral palicsmen wetf
stafjlreti ueaF ine church this even,
ing, but they were not csilsa upon;
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GALVESTON, July 15.-[Special.l-A
-A.ilroad aonierence of much impor-
lance 60 lex as, Louisiana and the
Southwest convened in this city to-day.
All tina q s&ls roads are represented.
ME object the conference IS to
carr out m ,reement signed in New
YorG about the 9Th OF June
last retweo7i Mr.. Jay Gould,
raprgsgoting he Missouri Pacific sys-
rem. q. Al H arlington, representing
M s. shBrp Pacific, George Sealy
ranra. s,IJi9p the Cult, Colorado "
g4'nta M ~ ,Jm, and Il. G. Clarke, re-
ce,yefDg fut glouston 81 Texas Central.
~1,,,l,. I'd, ger tlaalen, lat New York, agreed
Il%o,t zsreyeI pool OF all business for
u, Warm five or ten years
eajS rcads to work otlensively
and dnisUr veiy with each other.
;Tha presen Conference is for the pur-
p0se ofat,iving at basis for the gen
eral pnsl previously agreed upon.
The ioiu wing geptlemen are In at
tendance at tho conference:
In the district court to-day Maurice
Sullivan filed suit against the Grand
Windsor Cat Dallas) and the fremont
Hotel Company Cat Gaiveston), tol
damages resulting rom the boiler eX'
plosion, which occurred st the IRE,
mont House in this city on the Sd OF
May last. The plaintiff is the
party who was injured IN
\fhe slIey in the rear of tho hotol. He
brays for judgment for $4,000 for actual
piIries to body and mind, $3.50 Tor in
uries to cork leg, and ISL injuries tc
personal property.
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Condition of the Cattle Business.

ST.. LOUIS, July 1G.-Reports re-
ceiyed at tho general offices here Of
the National Cattle and Horse Grow
ers' Association, from various cattle
raising regions in the West, are gem
orally of most favorable character.
President Pryor, of Colorado,
writes that the range is fine, and that
cattle are fsttening rapidly. General
rains have prevailed and all our cat
tlemen are jubilant OF the prospects
for a good year. A great
MANY native wintered Texas
cattlo are leaving for tho
northwestern territories ana all
movements Of cattle are being MADE
in compliance with law and without
molesUsticn. No fever has yet devel-
oped in any of the herds III this sec
ton. NJ
leo, reports favorable. condition OF cat
tia in that territory, ana that crops
viii be % per cent. gr5&-c" bhaH ia'1
year. ,aobo
saws while little rain has fallen late.%,
grass is fine and cattle doing ,splen'
among them, and cowmen are
yory much encouraged by tho outlook
fot the present season. Large, mum;
hers of stock cattle are being shipped
from Western Idaho and Nevada to
Wyoming.
reports better condition Of both range
and cattle than for several years ana
saws though the hey crop on the river
bottoms will be lighter than usual, tne
nnumber OF cattlemen will put up moro
hav for winter feeding than ever be-
fore. ~
All these gentlemen say the Ma
tional Cnttlemen's Convention, to be
held here next November, 10 looked
forward to with great interest, ana
that the attendance will he largely IN
creased over that of last year.
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The Vanderbilt nndsPennsylVania Deal.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.- There
were statements in abundance today
concerning negotiations between the
Pennsylvania Railway Company and
tho Vanderbilt interests. A prom
mont officer OF tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road was quoted rs having said the
negotiations had been practically sot-
tied, and that the syndicate, consist
ing Of tho South Pennsylvania lEall'
way, would soon issue orders TO have
work upon 10 suspended. a promi-
ueuJ officer Of tho F3nnsylvania RAN
way, who WAS soon during the day
by representative Of the Record,
slated That tho negotiations had boon
completed, and he had no doubt that
work W0UlG soon bs abandoned on
tho South Pennsylvania, ga part OF
tho agreement between the two inter
ossy. lie did not thick .hUro Wuuld
pa sufficient objection from othoya Ia.
tsrg.fgl la thu South Parusyiya"ia
besides tho Vanderbilt party 90 pro-
vent tho abandonment oi she live.
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NEW NoEE, July 2L-Nhe Hunting
ton roads, controlled By the Southern
Pacific company, have been divided
into sys,sms A. follows: The Atlantic
system, including tie L1uaiana u
To%as, Cold Morgan LiEe) Louisiana
Western, Texas 4 New Orleans, and
the Galveston, Harrisburg d sun An
tonic; ana tho Pacific system, includ-
ing tic Southern Pac.hc, IT New Mex
leo, the Southern Pacific, az Oregon,
The Southern Pacific, of California
and the Southern Pacific, 81 California,
Northern DIVISION, ana the
.lrui '' '''
.,.rni.-. s... . I-- .t ar ~N9'c
pr.L ... |.. D. sos
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and prioo@ > NaIHI'| hI5H'I1 ''I3 -.
gains in many Gases FRO rH- .n'
small amounts. The stock ma F,
was moro than usually irregular
this forenoon, but at the same ii me- it
was also very active. During the
loren Don there was decided upward
movement in tho general list, followed
later by g moderate reaction and then
another rally which carried prices
about 2 O'Clock in the majority of cases
to the highest quotations OF tho day.
In the last hour there was decline ui
4 to l per cent, which was chacke Oh
lust before 8 O'clock, the market clos
ing steady at fractional gains oyer
final quotations yesterday. Whlia
l,et is fair, thers were no general eN'
ceptious TO the rule.
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RAILROAD NEWS

Tho most popular cigarettes al tho
popular price are Opera Pulls,
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WaxRhaChio

WAxAHAoHIE, July 15.-[Special.J-
A proposition having been submitted
to the Board of Aldermen to issue
hon6s to the smount Of $1,000, to run
q, wears, bearing 10 ger cont. interest
per aEnum, Tor the purpose OF pui
5ksstd puiIrings TO be used IS free school
}buIidinas for the city, the cnuncii heid
i ca ed session TO day sud rtiecte5 the
rrot,osjsjpn by y vote Of thres to Two;
after wh;uh Mayor y. 4. Dpboie and
Aiusrnen q. l.. Adk,ssan, $, ~ Wal
ssa ana j W. Manning rendered theiI
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Kidnnnnnra Osntursd.

RosrsN, July 2l.-Mexican Ts, SO
scrip, rs; common, rs.
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A failure to pay interest on school
lands undsr tho act of 1888 by August
/, will work forfeiture of the same.
Purchasers imagine they have till Sep
tember.
The comptroller to-day deposited
$40, 900 TO tho credit Of general revenue.
The assessment of Hardemsn Coun-
ty shows an increase in values of $780,
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