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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

CoRsgcASA, Aug, Especial, The
Domison and Corsloaus base hGll clubs
played two match games here yester-
day aud today. Tho score yesterday
was @ 10 10 Ia favor of tho home club
Instead OF q to % reported In THR
HERALD, To-isy's game was more
interesting and witnessed by ~ larger
audience than ever before assembled
on the grounds, the score stannlns
M q 10 | IN favor OF CorSicAna,
tho visitors not making a run till the
ninth inning.
Mr.. Ashford Hughes, Of Dallas, spent
tho day in thecity.
Mrs. j. q. Allen and child, mud MT'.
Charles Morse, accompanied by Mrs.
Triplett, leave tomorrow morning tor
MaukeshR.
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SteplenyillC.

STEPHENVILLE Aug. o.. Special =
In the special TO THE HERALD under
date OF tho 4th instant THE HERALD
correspondent was led into az error in
his report OF the Crockett Beach kill
ing affair in saying that the Beach
boys rode up to the house where their
Esther and j. l.. Crockett were having
consultation with the view of AMIGA.
bly, settling the difficulty existing DO.
tween Crockett and B9ach's boy,
"Tine," not "Tim," as printei, aud
that the boys had fred on Crockett.
Such Is not tho facr; but tho facts are
these: Crockett ana Beach were hay
ing tgik, and when Beach made the
appointment with him it was with the
understanding that each would meet
at the house OF q neighbOr named Brit
ton, unarmed. Beach complied with
the contract to q letter, but Crockett did
not. He came there, dismounted aud
left his Winchester in tho house. the
time exceeded the limit by all hour or
more that Beach was to return home,
and his boys becoming alarmed Tor
their fathers safety, Zinc and Sam
came down to the place on horseback,
and both armed with guns. The father
and as he did so Crockett went into the
house.
Tine Beach, being the first Of tie
sons, met hts father, told him not to
go any further, or Crockett would Kill
him, at the same time diserming him.
They were in the act OF walking away
from the place when Crockett raised
his gun and shot fine Beach in the
side, very far back. THE shot was
fred through window. Beach lived
but half an hour after being shot.
The State and the defeuse are repre-
scented By tho very best legal talent in
the county, and the preliminary, trial
is being held in the court house before
Judge Young, county judge.
Both Mr.. Crockett and tho Beach
gentlenen are unknown to Tue
HERALD correspondent, and neither
influence nor any consideration what
ever would induce him TO misrepre-
sent case OF this kind. 1t was through
the detective source through which he
received his inform alton that an error
was made.
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iuisfss's uf ihIa Hfpelnf flaro and
So e., II nflNu, 'of
many years pest ono ~ the most on
tafpflsiug aud successful merchants
Of Jacksboro, hes perfected hia or
fangomtnta Tor 10 large establishment
IN nowie, having Just secured the hhj
rock building aud tho Trim IL brick
adjoining, the former "a h0 filled with
dry goods, the latter with groceries
Every acquisition like this counts sol
idly Tor the town,
An unusual amount ui sickness pro-
walls Ia Bowie 10 tho prosCut, atlrihu-
table largely, ~ not entirely, 90 mo
prntTactod extreme heat and drouth'
A rain TO purity tho atmosphere, ~
we'll as Tor OthpT uurpOsOs, cotton crop,
dust, aud stock water, (Which last H.
| beginning 10 grow srarcel would prove
a great blessing, ,-.
Cotton will undoubtedly be cut short
| hv this continued dry weather, but 20
VIVA. eNlont cannot bo woll estimated
| Vet,
Tao Central Hotel, on Mason street,
which mas lately been uuOccupied, has
beon rented by Mr.. a. \ WALL pgo'
| priCtlr OF the Stonewall House, who
viii shortly open the house.
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Captain w. II. CASTOR, w. B. Wright,
G. G. Slaughter, #, i. Msrsali3 and
several other gentlemen living nesT
the fair grounds nave made arrange
ments to put down an arteaian well,
and have put the matter in the bends
of Professor w, Il. Cummins, and just
as soon as the necessary machinery
arrives, which has already been or,
dered, the work will 9o commences
and pushed to an early completion
This is q move in the right direction
and If an sbundant flow Of water car
be obtained, of which thers is nc
doubt, tho question OF supplying the
city with water is solved.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
England

THE "GRAND OLD MAN" SAILS NORTH.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Mr. Gladstone
sailed from Greenhite for Norway yes
terday afternoon. Many friends saw
him off.
THAT DIVORCE SCANDAL.
In order to mitigate the disas-
irons effects of the Crawford
Dixie scandal the Liberals are
circulating q statement that
SIR Charles Dixie denies that he had
criminal intercourse With Mrs. Craw-
ford and the lady herself has with
drawn the confession made to her
husband and when in the witness box
was not true, and was made under his
torical delusions. Mr.. Crawford's
friends insist that he had
evidence apart from his
wife's confession, but says that
he will not persevere in the action un-
less convinced that it is perfectly JUS
tifiabIe and necessary. The trial wall
be- the last of o heavy list to be heard
in the divorce courts in December.
The name of Sir Charles Dixie has been
expuDged from the list OF speakers Tor
the coming electoral campaign. Sir
Charles will pass the autumn at
villa near Toulon.
PAIR OF ACTIVE CAMPA1GNERS'
MIR, Chamberlain and Cuttings How
ard have organized campaigning
districts. They favor the extern
sion of tho laborers' allot-
ment, Each is preparing to
contest metropolitan district in the
Radical interest.
A SALVATION ARMY SCANDAL.
fforts are being made to secure
the return to her mother OF
missing girl named Eliza Armstrong,
who is illegally held by the Salvation
Army, Mrs. Armstrong accuses
General Booth, the leader OF the
Salvation Army, of sending an
agent to decoy her daughter
rom home for the purpose of making
the cirl spectacle as minor saved
from a life of wicked
moss bv the Salvationists
fhe girl is 10 years old. She has been
traced to home for fallen
women, started by the Salvation
Army, and thence to the town
OF Lori, France, where she again dis
appeared, General Booth refuses TO
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rAEE.Sl9 SOS LIE we g. ssssAa& r..

pages sent to any address, seeGrey Nencd for hn
'eoi ce,nts Should be read by ALL Address as nboyg
.jtses honr, from A. n. to9P.M Sundays. 2tok PIE
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sEbout tho sould system Headqu Artors

And now, 10 and behold, it trans
pires that tho city fathers were not
gathered together Thursday in execu-
tive session for the purpose OF coneid'
ering the water question, but that they
had been called together to consider
the proposition Of Major II. ". Temp
kins who is DESTROYS of pur-
chasing the city's lot Just east
of the Merchants Exchange buildinGr
fronting on Commerce street. 1t IL
what is known as the old engine house
lot, is very valuSble properly, and
should the city sell it 8 very hand
some price ought to be realized for it,
Major Tompkins desires to erect d
building on 1t with Wow OF leasing
it for term of years to the Gould rail
WY headquarters in the event they
should be established here.
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Or. aichau's GGlden Remedies

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Golden Balsam No. win cure Syphilis Y
It's primary and secondary stages, fuch
a. old ulcers ana liberated sore throat
sore ~, q, ekln eruptlonE, soreness or the
scalp and al stages OF tho disease eraal
cntip- disease aud mercury lhoroughly'
Price s. pcr bottle, two bottles lor ~ Or.
f,ichau's Golden Balsam No. VIII cure
where syphillticS and mercurl&l rheuma,
tism are connected with the y. lmaSY ana
secondary. ] have hundreds OF cefuhcnte,
where miraculous cures nave bten eueclen
what they Ike, and require no OuJWNlu Up
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radical cure without the use OF this mcil-
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n buq raieoI mes fr0m hng1ital beds In one
week, who have tain there for years under
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these remedies win be shipped to any par
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TIE rgxAS rELGGGiMo.
PROHIBITION Wan At waco
The Recent Crockett. Beach Kuiinr NJ
stsphsnyiiie- Death Of captain
Torhey ~ Galveston
Delaware Bend Gang
Other state specials


WACO, Aug. o. Special - inc
county commissioners Of this county
will meet tomorrow, aud much IL
terest il manifested ~ TO what th'y
will do with tho two local option p5ti-
tions which will DO presented TO thom'
one Il from the citizens Of Waco, pray
ing for vote IN Waco, alone, on tho
question Of local option. Thera is 10
eoncealment that this is a movement
10 defeat prohibition, tor Waco Is OPP
posed 20 tho measure, sud this Is de-
signed 20 got a vote ON u before the
rural vote can ha brought into line 10
ver-sluugh WacO's vote. The anti
local Op,ionsts contend that II this pc
ton is granted, and me Guy defeats
local option, another election cannot
be ordered within year, The other
petition IN prayer for vote OF the
whole county. including Waco. This
Is gotten up by the people who really
want LEGAL option IN Waco ana the
whole county, and they rely on the
granger vote 20 help thom win. Nc
BODY knows how tho commissioners
will decide, and each side says II its
PRAYER il not granted IL Will 90 TO
The courts with mandamusos, In
luUNlAOIh anu III bAAn Va ANNoA AAA'NA
DDS tor Justice. II the whole county
votes on the same day Waco does John
Barleycorn will have a close rub. Loft
10 herself Waco will stand by the
liouor traffic. Each sidO will have
legal counsel TO represen. It's case be-
fore the com missioners,
Burglars arc working tho city. They
ralded the residence of George helm,
roadmaster OF the Texas x 81. Louis,
last evening, and got over $500 worth
of iewelry. The family wefo all on
the premises at the timo.
The Central Texas 1.-Two Stock 30
ISOLATION publishes resolutions do
nouncing the conduct Of w. y. Jack
son, of Hill county, It's late president
Grain receipts to date are: oats, lsb,
500 bushels; wheat, % 80 bushels,
Tho officers hero are after all tr vel
ing drummers without licenses, dor
drummer" is worried.
Miss Ninio Fitzgerald died suddenly
of heart diSease last night.
Waco, aug. r. lSpeciaLl - rus
evening II. c. Thurman, a laoorer
while working on Mr.. Joe Guyton'
farm, about iour miles from tOwr, had
pistol, which he was carrying IN his
pocket, TO accidentally 20 of. The
bullet, which was Il 32-caliber, entered
tho lett breast just below the nipple
and ranged upward. The wound
though dangerous, is not necessarily
fatal. The man was brought TO the
city, and, being without funds, purse
was raised sufficient for him 10 entsl
Brown q Haloert's intirmaTy, where
he will receive all necessary attention
Nathan Patton, OF Galveston, filed
suit here to-day Tor $1,000, under the
libel laws of this State, against the
Galveston News. This is supplimen.
tary to suit he filed in July agains
the News for $4,000, making $4,000 II
all. The supplementary suit is baset
on publications made in the New
about his first suit. Herrin IL Kelly
are his attorneys.
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GALVESTON, Aug. 9.-LSpecial. Tho
sudden and unexpected death this
morning of Ca plain John M. Forshey
has deeply grioved this community,
which recognized in the lamented de-
ceased one of Galveston most sterling
and chivalric citizens. Captain For
shey was a native of Louisiana, aged
40 years. He was the son of The en-.
inent scientist, Profess or Forshey, OF
New Orleans, who died in that city in
the latter part of 1881. Coming to
Texas when q'.ite boy, Captain For
shey located in Galveston. The break
ing out of tho war found him,
despite his youth, a member of
Edgar's battery, Of San Antonio.
Bravery rapidly earned MIN deserved
promotion and Private FOrshey be-
came lieutenant. Subsequently, his
battery was merged into u louisiana
regiment and until the close OF the war
he fought for the lost cause. When
the end came Captain Forshey re-
turned to Galveston and applied him
self toward retrieving the fortune lost
with the downfall of the Confederacy.
He accepted position with the NAL
lory Steamship company which he re-
tanned until offered moro lucra'
tive position with. the Gal
weston, Houston 81 Hender-
son railroad. With the organization
of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail-
way in 1879, Captain Forshey's yaiua.
BILE services were secured as chlef
clerk, in which capacity he served
until his death. He was captain OF the
Galveston artillery and commanded
detachment of that company in the
late New Orleans drill. During yes
terday he commanded a detachment
engaged in firing the Grant memorial
saiutes. Returning homo he took
cold bath and retired at IL p. m.
and at $3.50 this morning was a
corpse. His last act Of conscious
ness after lie had been stricken
with congestion OF the brain, was to
embrace his wife, who had been
awakened from her slumbers by his
stentsEsus breathing. Captaip Forshev
Wiz Military honors. He leaves a
wifi, I'D two children. His mother is
a resident OF Carrollton, Louisiana.
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LkEoR MATTERS.
Adopting a Gooa System

WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 0.-The
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
steel Workers have established bu-
reau of labor statistics for the purpose
of gathering reliable information from
all parts of the country
concerning labor industries. L9-
cal lodges will report to grand lodge
officers weekly the number OF mon
employed and idle; the iron, nails,
etc, on hand, and any other Items OF
importance, which will be published
in the Official organ OF the association
each week.
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The bilious are its certain prey. In
intermittent aud remittent fever
dumb ague and ague cake, the liver is
always seriously affected, and the
blood contaminated with bile. One OF
the chief reasons why Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is such sure defense
against chills and fever and evey irorm
of malarial disease, lis, that it does away
with liability to the disease, by re-
forming irregularity of the hillary or
gan In advance of the arrival of the
season when the disease is prevalent.
There is no fluer fortifying prepara-
tive for those about Visiting or emil
grating to locality where tho ~ las
ina-taint exists. There is no certain
immunity from disease in an endemic
or epidemic form. to be secured by the
use of the average tonics and antl-spas-
modes. But where quinine falls the
Bitters succeeds both in preventing
end curing. Moreover, it removes
every vestige of dyspepsia, aud over
como constipation. rheumat ism, mac,
tivitY of the kidneys and bladder, and
'tranquilizes andstrengthens the nor
VOuS system.
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Quite serious accident occurred 10
Blain, the 14-year-old son OF Mr.. V. f.
Pace, alb out IL miles northeast OF the
city, yesterday morning. The youth
was endeavoring to mount a wagon,
when the team attached to it became
affrighted and dashed off at E hurried
pace, throwing him under the wheels.
His right ankle was fearfully LAGER
ated, the broken bones protruding
through the flesh. Medical aid was
Immediately summoned and the
wound properly attended to. The
limb, it is thought, will be saved, but
the injury will, perhaps, lame the vic
tim the remainder of his life.
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now Women DIn.r from Men

At least three laen on tho average
Jury arc bound 10 disagree with tho
rest lust 10 show that They've rot
minds of their own, hut there ~ no
dipgreement among tho women "a 10
the merits of Dr., Pierce'8 "FavoTite
Prescription" They are AL upanl-
nous In pronounning u INC DssS reil-
diseases, weaknesses ana complaints
peculiar 10 their sex. IL transforms
the pale, hGggar', dispirited woman
into one of sparkling health, and the
ringing lsugh again "reigns supreme"
in tbs happy household.
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A Grand Army Monument

BALTIMORE, Aug. AT general
meeting OF memb srs Of various posts Of
the Grand Army of the Republic, held
in this city tonight, q resolution wac
adopted commanding the suggestion
made by Rutherford B. Hayes that
Grand Army men erect q national mon
ument to General Grant. Tho resolu-
ton suggests that the monument be
erected in Washington, and that $780,
600 be raised by an assessment OF 81 on
each member of the organization.
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All Drowned.

PORTLAND, Orc Aug. 0.-Last night
a party Of five, consisting of Jarvis
Snyder, his wife and daugh-
ter aged 5; William Heffron
and George Haysen started across the
Columbia river st Cascade Locks in a
sail bSat. Tho wind died down, and
the pair of small oars which
they had .wero useless. Tho boat
was carried over tho rapids and all the
occupants wore dashed against the
rocks and drowned. The boat was
picked up to-day below the rapids, but
none Of tho bodies have been recov-
ered
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utaly tuoen rcllrod soofols IN
neslrl tfa secrets Indeed, hut al ln.
imaie friend N gnvofnof Cuollar, Of
This state, tNuevO i,opni said alter the
sonioreuoa that II would be advisable
flr Tho northern states o. saoodo In a
body 81 tho English debt was forced
ON TO psoplo. Tho slr f. rife with
rumurs II . coming revolution
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s,lmul.nt. ranlo nna haarl.nmsat.

These ara the thrcoilld iaily re-
qlIrtmHnta of human Ito, parties
lady ~ tho whirl Hul rush at social
add business existence, Constant eN-
hAust ON OF Hll the powers requires
prfp0tuat Tshahiil, .'.ou. tuneon-
trltod rocuperaliuu d. The great pro-
hlrm which IL succ ssiully solved IN
DuFFY's PURE MALT NHIsHNi that
furnishes ali the imU!nling,strnng
puinv and nnuris.ing CumpOuents oi
th6 finest barley iH the most eiiielent
aud hORithui ioTm, entirely itoo ifom
ovtry Injurious ol"mont 80 thal the
InOsr DELEGATE systems or CRITICAL con
uOisseuIs derive tho greatest glri ana
utmost Satisfaction fro q iia use,
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Eueru ladx nsea Pozsoni,s medlcated

Every lady uses Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder. 1t is household
treasure. The madam finds 1t i'm
possible to go down town without
first rubbing it on. If the baby cries
she goes for the puff-box. Ii the "old
man" come home ruffled or chafed, be-
cacse business ia dull, &C., Pozzoni's
powder cools and allays his troubles.
Then all is gladstone joy. No family
should be without it.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 0.-Further de-
tails from the wreck on the Cincin-
natl 81 Eastern railroad, about l6 miles
from the city, show that the casualties
we're more serious than were reported
last night. The killed are:
Mrs. Donaldson.
w lliam Smith.
IAaac Tate.
Mrs. Donaldson's two children were
also fatally Injured
The other passengers, though all
more or less hurt, will recover.
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ta. i.. fiI sn hef m1itef hes
..|.U I'D. fi. .W 90 hf ga Dol
.rIte.ilI. nHF fhIlf.
.ur rtrArs rfrIfnFn fFFOnfNrf o.
nir Uhsfirs btHn naf wilton o.
his runs.l INufs inn ing thH
tfuth uf tho accusation brought
anaiusf HIN Hun asking ihnlr
f1tbsnrnnrs uutil tho trial al the "a
voice oaHo, which hn savs no awaits
with confidence,
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Hard Times.

While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down in every household. Economy
the watch WorI for Mothers. Head Off
Doctors bulls by always keeping in the
house bottle OF DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. stops Cough in
stantly. relieves Consumption, cures
Crou p end pain in the Chest. in one
night. It's just the remedy for lard
times. Price 50 cents, and 81. Sam
pies Tree. Sold by all druggists.
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Murderess Convicted.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 9.-The Times
Usage Mission, Kansas, special says:
The Jury returned 8 verdict
of guilty this morning az inst
Mrs. frankie Morris, who had bren
on trial at Erie for tho murder OF hor
mother, Mrs. Perusett. The latter g
life was insured for $751;, 90 and the IN
surance companies contested pay.
ment. A motion for new trial VIII
probably be made to morrow.
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President CloVeland.

ALBANY, Aug. 9.-President Cleve-
land has spent the day quietly at
the residence Of DIR. Ward,
on North Pearl street. This
afternoon he went riding to the coun-
try. He leaves tomorrow Tor Lake Sar-
anac, where he will remsin lew
Wncks.
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ATLANTA, Aug. "a Cuthbert special
to the Constitution says 100 armed men
to-day cverpowered the jailer, took
Henry Davis, charged with rape, and
hanged him to railroad bridge.
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New Laredo, Mexico,

New LAREDO, Mex, Aug. I-Ispe-
ciai. Five governors of the Northern
States OF Mex co have been holding a
conference for some days past at La
Jarita, Nrevo Leon. The object and
results OF the conference are not posi-
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Proper Treatn.ent for Coughs,

Proper TgcaLH'ent FOR Coughs.
That tho reader may fully, under
stand what constitutes 9 good cough
and lung syrup, we will say shat Tar
audWild Cherry is the basis Of the bess
remedies yet discovered. These ingrree-
diets, with several others equally eff
oacious. enter largely into Or. Bosan-
kos Cough and Lung Syrup thus
maklag IL ono of the most reliable now
on tho market. Prico 80 cents ann 81
SAMPLES Tree, Sold by all druggists.