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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-31
M0rtgagGG'S Notice Of Sale.

pY direction of Alexander j. Cart
- wright, the Assignee of a certain
mortgage deed made by Albert X. Ku-
nuiakea, of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
to the Hawaiian Investment and Agency
Company, Limited, dated the 5ta day of
August, 1882, and recorded in Liber 7G
on folios $50, 1S1 and lss, and assigned
to said Alexander j. Cartwright. of said
Honolulu, by deed of assignment dated
the 9th day of June, 1884, and recorded
in Liber So, on folios PIG and 217, and
the Mortgagee named in two certain
mortgage deeds, TO wit: Ist-Mortgage
made by said Albert X. Kunuiakea to
said Alexander j. Cartwright, dated the
2sth day of March, 1888, and recorded in
Liber 10, on folios 351-4. 2nd--Mort.
gage made by said Albert X. Kunuia-
kea to said Alexander j. Cartwright,
dated the 23d day of August, 1888, and
recorded in Liber 81, ON folio 3; we are
directed to sell at Public Auction, on
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EDITORIAL NOTES,

We wish all the readers of the
DAILY BULLETIN Happy New Year,
and many returns of the season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Marshali Matters.

MARSHALL, May S. Especial. = The
concert given by the pupils of Bishop
college last night consisted principally
of vocal and instrumental music, and
was highly croditsbls to the them. His
honor, the mayor, and many other prom
inent citizens, were present and were
greatly pleased at what they saw and
heard.
DIR. James II. Starr has been quite
sick for several days. He Is better this
morning.
Mrs. &. J. Booty, consort of John L.
Booty, died at the residence OF her
father, in Hallville, yesterday evening.
She was buried in this city this evening
A heavy wind storm, accompanied
with rain, thunder aud lightning
prevailed last night, and rain continued
this morning to the great discomfort OF
the Brotherhood of Looomatiye Firemen
who had made extensive arrangements 70
have grand picnic to-day. All the
trains are running wild In consequence
OF the late storms,
The Young Mems Christian Association
have purchased a lot, and will In the
near future erect a building for their
special use.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Navasota News Notes.

NAvAsoTA, May 2S.- [Special.l =
Twelve applicants as teachers were ex.
amined here this week by the board and
received tifcates-eight white ladies
three colored men and one colored wo
man.
Mr.. r. p. Lyon, Of Lampssas, was her,
fews days ago, working in behalf o
the state encampment to be held next
month. He reports favorable feeling
and good prospects for the encamp
ment.
The pewly-organized lodge of Knight
and Ladies of Honor, called Goree lodge,
has 20 members. The officers are;
h. Horlack, Protector.
DIR. Il. j. Goree, Past Protector.
Mrs. M. Hanson, Vice Protector.
Mrs. Laura Blackshear, Chaplain.
Q. s. Taliaferro, Secretary.
John w. Dreer, Treasurer.
r. 1. Love, Guide.
Miss Trunie Baylor, Inside Guardian.
A. n. Garvin, Outside Guardian.
Prof. ID. O. b. Connolly instituted the
lodge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Devastation Near Marlin.

MARLIN, May 2s,-lSpecial. The un
precodented rains of the past week,
coupled with that of last night and this
morning, have swollen the streams 10 an
alarming extent, and the damage that is
being done Is incaloulable. Tho Brazos
has reached the highest point of the
great overflow of last spring and is still
rising, Frightened negroes are fleeing
from tho overnowed lowlands and COM
ing out 70 the hills. They sre totally
demoralized In some localities and will
not return TO their crops after the
Hood subsidies. Thousands OF acres are
under water and, with the spreadipg OF
the Hood, which will take place,
as another rise is repsrtod above.
thousands more will be under water by
morning. -
The HERALD Of the Goth and 9th
reached hore last evening, but trains on
the Waco branch OF the Central are
abandoned on account OF the water sub-
merging the track, and Marlin will be-
cut on from mail the balance of the
week, and perhaps longer. Tho over
1865.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
The storm nj Cnddo peaA

oADDo PEAK, May IS. 2s.-[Special.l- =
Continued heavy rains fell for s8 hours
until yesterday morning, when tho
clouds broke away and the sun shone
brightly until about p. M, when a
dark, heavy cloud from the northwest
struch this section and the rain and
wind came in haavy torrents and blasts
almost equal 10 . cyclone. The wheat.
oats and corn will be materially dam.
aged. AT present one can form no cor
rect idda as TO what extent. A few
days OF bright snn will bring grain out
wonderfully Rud possibly raise the
fallen stalks So thaJ wheat can be cut
with reapers iho weather this evening
is clear
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
At Ennis.

ENNIS, May 2S,--Special, IA heavy
rain with very high wind commenced
about o'clock last evening and con-
ttnued nearly all night, doing consid-
erable damage to fruit trees and corn.
Wheat has suffered by being beaten
from, not seriousIy ~.
wet weather has cansed POTATOES tn rot
In the ground. Farmers in town to.d
report the land in many places covered
with water and all work In the fieIds
stopped. Some are wading i'm
the mud and pGlling the weeds;
merchants are very much depressed
over the present outlook. Two or three
weeks week. OF dry weather would place the
cotton and corn in splenAid condition.
me roads are almost impassable. sor
vehicles, bridges on nearly all being
washed away.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
A sinrular shootlng nd Forl WORM.

FoRr WORTH, May 2s.-[special.l-A
somewhat mysterious shooting ARRAY
occurred at the waiting room at the
union depot at $3.50 to-day. An old man.
who boarded the Missouri Pacific train
at Vinita, got Off here, In company with
q young man, both entering the room
and taking seats near each other. The
young man tried to get his oonpanion
TO 80 out with him and en-
gage In game OF chance,
at which he would surely double
the 81 200 he had with him. During the
conversation John TurnbOe and Charles
Haywood, Of Bolton, Texas, and
Chsnute, of Kansas, came In aud stood
near the couple. All OF a sudden the
old man jumped up and drew his pls.
Lol. The young man lodged behind
Turnboe and then started for the door,
The old man fred several shots, one
taking effect In Turnboe's bowels, an.
! other hitting Haywood in the eve,
but none striking the young
man. IL sis thought the
old man suddenly came 10
the conclusion that he had been roped
Into sconhdence mems den and deter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
At and Near Nav,sota

NAVAsorA, May 2s,-[Special. Ito.
day Geo. Carey (colored) a hack driver
Tor j. A. rs. Baker, of this place,
attempted to cross the swoolen Spring
creek between here and Anderson, the
bridge having been washed away by
the late rains. When the team got into
the main current the hack turned over
and was wrecked. The driver came
near losing his life. An old colored
woman, Julia Ann Jefferson, and one
mule were drowned. Her body was
not recovered at last report.
Weter over the Montgomery Branch
railroad causes the trains to Law up
mere. More rain has fallen to day.
me weather Is warm and cloudy and
threatening more rain tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
AZ Dublin

DUBLIN, May 2s.-Ispeclal.l-A terri
bic wind and rain storm visited this
place and Vicinity late yesterday
evening, doing great damsgo to drops
and property generally. The roof of
w. t. Miller a Co.'S. mill was blown of,
and the damage done 20 the house and
machinery, wheat and -four, win proba-
bly, exceed $500. The front oil DR..
VBrlen,s drug store was blown of and
the goods slightly damaged His barn
was blown nom the foundation and
BAD " wrecked, while his orchard, vine
yard and fences were badly damaged.
rhe Methodist parsonage and George
Ross residence were blown from their
foundations. Other houses were more
or less damaged. Five miles In the
country n residence was blown down
and torn 70 pieces, the family escaping
unhurt. The railroad track between
here aud Alexander Is said 10 be
washed up for 800 yards, the ties and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
At Midlothian.

MIDLOTHIAN, May IS. - Especial -
The heaviest rain and wind storm ever
known in this section fell yesterday
evening about O'Clock, lasting about
one hour. Houses We're blown from
their foundations and their contents
Inrown promiscuously over the floor,
Ihe RAIN was 80 heavy that it was inn
possible TO see objects 10 feet. The watar
ON the Streets was about two feet deem.
small grain Is fiat on the ground and the
crop outlook is gloomy in the extreme,
w. A, Hancock was blown distance of
iOO feet, but luckily sustained no in-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
FAcFs' Emily DOwnesy Stranger, aud
Destitute In 81. Louis,
Gomraits Burglary to Secure Rest /,
Prison-Fearful state OF Affairs in
kentulSy- Sensational Shoot
Ing at Fort Worth.
TdE DAYS RECORD OF oRlMEsa
Double Murder Mt r,OlnnI.

EEoINAL, May 2S.--[Speoial.l-A hor-
rible double murder was committed
about two miles from here last night.
which was prompted by jealousy. About
year ago Orispin Alvarado conceived
an unholy love for his half-brother,s
wife, at the house OF whom he was liv-
ing, He succeeded In inducing her to
leave his brother and flee to Mexico
with him. About two months since
she returned and her husband
forgave her and took her back.
Some thre" weeks since the unnatural
brother came back. His much wronVed
brother, Gabrino Sibrlan, did not sneak
TO him, This aroused his revenge and
fed his jealousy. He called at his
brothers. house about IL O'Clock last
night aud aroused him from his sleep
and told him to come ont, as he
wanted to make friends with him. I'm
snspectingi Gabrino went out, when
his brother shot him twice In the back,
He got into the house and sent his littls
boy for Francisco Saladano.
bis sisters husband. He.
came, accompanied by Pedro Belaseuez
Belasquez immediately started for a
doctor. In few minutes the murderer
returned and asked who was in there.
His brotherin-law, Saladano answered
and told him. He called Saladano foul
names and said he would kill him too.
He kicked the door down and soon eff
fected his purpose of killing Sal adano,
who was unarmed. He then left, his
former paramour going away with him,
but, from the evidence, she returned,
however, later, to her dying husband.
DR.. Bohanon, who was called in, pro-
nounced Librinos wounds fatal. A.
z. Spohn, at the head OF about
70 mon, was soon securing
country. They struck trail which led
TO ranch about two miles from the
scene OF the murder, where, without
much resistance, they effected the cap
ture of the murderer. He will be taken
to Laredo, the county seat, by to-mor-
rows train. This double fratricide is,
probably, the coldest-bloodeG and most
sensational murder that ever occurred
In western Texas. The two murdered
men were good, hard-workiug, honest
men and leave their families, oil wife
and five children each, in almost desti-
tute circumstances.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
The Mischief at Morgan.

MORGAN, May 2s.-[Special. Last
night about 6 O'Clock very heavy rain
and wind storm passed over this sec
ton doing much damage to crops and
property. A cotton gin and mill was
blown down. The school house is total
wreck. A blacksmith shop belonging
70 A. Erickson was totally destroyed. !.
The roof on house occupied by Mr..
Meyerhofer was blown of. The front
OF L. f. Flockets grocery store was
9lowh away ana several othor buildings
damaged. No one hurt. No trains to-
dAy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Court Notes az Pnlestlns.

PALESTINE, May Especial Dis
trict court adjourned yesterday, and
Judge Williams and District Attorney
Fsulk have returned home toAthens
and Crockett. Anderson county now
has not single murder case. on the
docket.
A man named Fred Daver was to-day
arrested, charged with fornication with
a young girl, his sister in-law.
A young couple were married In this
city one day this week, and for some
cause the girl left her bridegroom the
nextmorning after the wedding.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Tbs Trials M Sherman

SHERMAN, May S.-[Specal. l-Th 6
examining trial os the murderers
United States Marshal Guy and three o
his posse wss adjourned until nex /,
thursday to enable the governmen /
and defendants an OPPORTUNITY of OBJ.
tanning more evidence. AS the evil
deence now stands only two OF the six
nave nave, been identified Is being in the
nouse AZ the time Of the shoot
bo9rland. The governlnent win. II 4,
sa'u nave witnesseB IN attondan q
on thursday who will identify thre :
more, 1t appears from the eyidencs
tnSt there were seven mon in the house
ing, ave OF whom, 1t Ia claimed. are IN
custody, and the othsrtwo are jim and
rink Lee, reported killed in this morn.
ing's HERALD special from Gainesville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
A murder Trail Conssuna,,

COLORADO Cry, May 2s.-Special.
The case of the State VS.. Wayne
Parks, deputy sherif, charged with
the murder ofJames Adair, IT,, in Feb
query OF this year, was.callea.i in the Dis
trict court this morning. A motion for
change OF venue was made by the state
and oyer.ruled. Motion for continuancs 9
was then made and sustained. The
state in this case Is represented DIV Dis
trict Attorney d. G.. Hill, Col. q, w.
Jones, of Bastrop, Smith & Merrill, and
McGinnis Il Son, of this bar, the de-
fendent by Jay Good and j. M. Glenn
entaon, of this bar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29

DENIsoN, May &.-[Speclal.l l-Senator
Dawes, of Massachusetts, chairman OF
the senate committee Of Indian affairs,
accompanied by Senators Maxey, OF
Texas. and Morgan, OF Alabama; Miss
Annie Dawes and several gentlemen,
spent several hours In this city to-day
ON route to Wichita Falls. They were
driven over tho city by citizens, and lef
this afternoon for Fort Worth.
Merchants are glad to know that tn,
Hudson dry goods stock has been placec
in the hands of a receiver, pending the
suit for injunction to restrain attach
ments lately made thereon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
iredeil,

iREDnnn, May S.-lspecialgl Yester-
DAY evening this section was visited by
a most destructive rain st1rm. The
damage to crops, fencing, ets., is ap-
pailing Whole farms were swept bare.
The Boaqpe river rose 10 inches. beyond
lts highest known water mark. The
yalieys We're HoCded, and the women
anu children Of the own lad tc, flee TO
tne nils to escape the floods. Tire road
Led OF the Central suffered severely. No
Trains to-day. Bridges have beer, swept
away in every direction. Two ,souses
were blown down. The weather "a now
CIGAR ana the streams are falling rapidly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29

AUSTIN, May 2s.-LSpeclal. l-Anot her
heavy rain fell north OF here last night,
swelling the streams and damaging
crops. A bridge on the International,
south of Round Rock, was washed away
and no trains arrived from the north.
Bridges between here and San Antonio
have been repaired and trains are now
moving regularly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
At Waxahaclhia

WAxAHAoHlE, May 2s.-lSpscial. +
The heavy rains of the past few weeks
have damaged Ellis county considera-
bly,. Last night the heaviest storm of
the. season occurred, destroying shade
and fruit trees, flowers and Vegetables.
and upsotting the stable of Il. +. Thomp
son. Bridges, in several places, are
gone, and oats, in places, 30 badly
beat down that even mower cannot
save them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Bad Men at Gainesville.

GAINESVILLE, May 2s.-[speciall-
Geo. Moutry was arrested in this city
last evening on the charge of murder In
the Indian Territory several years ago.
A dupty United States marshal arrived
last night and took the prisoner to
Sherman for examination before Com
missioner, Ricketts,.
Sheriff Hill arrived yester lay, even
ing from Mckinney with Sam Hudolph.
a former resident OF this city, for whom
he had a capias on the charge OF
fraudulently disposing Of property.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Furlousat Clifton.

CLIFTON, May %. t-Special.l- A fu-
rious wind and rain storm fell in this
section yesterday evening, lasting oyer
an hour causing an overflow of Bosque
river, doing immense damage TO crops,
fencing and stock, The larger portion
Of the. valley was inundated. The wa ter
Is now subsiding.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
NO. 95.

mined to shoot his way our. After
IMPLYING his pistol the old man dashed
nrough the door end escaped. Turn
zoe TOOK the night train for Belion and
not badly hurt. Haywood was Sakes
20 the city hospital, and while still
aliy he is said to be fatally wound, a.
Tonight man who gives his name ,,s
Gibson was arrested for the shootint-,
put was dis charged on Haywood sayint
ne was not the man. Both men shot
we're innocent travellers, who had ns,
connection with the young sbarparf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Tho EGeet At Fort Worth

FoRT WORTH, May 2s.-[Spocial. +
The waterworks have again suspended
operations; this time owing to the heavy
rains. The pump house is left on an is
land and 1t will be "a hours before steam
can be raised again. No through trains
have passed either west or north to-day,
but several short trains haye been made
up and sent out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
IIIco

HIco, May S.-ISpecial. THE heav-
lest rain ever known here fell yesterday
at top. IN. Many railroad bridges and
much track is reported to be washed
away along the line of the Texas Cen.
trail between De Leon and Iredell,
Scott Mckinney was drowned while
trying to swim his horse across Indian
creek. The Baptist church was blown
down,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Wator spout An Nebrasl,n

LINCOLN, Nob., May 2s.-Meagre re-
ports have been received here OF
the bursting Of q water spout
nine miles from Indianota, this state,
last evening, by which nine persons
were drowned. All the victims were
Bohemians.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29

rails carried a considerable distance
and some entirely away. The DAMAGE
70 crops cannot be determined, The
amount OF water which fell exceeded
anything ever seen here before, Hogs
were drowned N the streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29

JEFFERSON, May S.-lSpeciaLl-An-
drew Columbus, charged with rape, was
tried and acquitted last night at half
past 10 O'Clock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29

INpIoATIoNs Ion TODAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TODAY,
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-For the west
gulf states: Fair weather; clearing in
the southern portiouj southwest 10
northwest windsi stationary tempera.
ture,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
A Fearful State Of AGaIrs IN Kentu,l,,.


CINCINNATI, May ga fearful state
of affairs is reported from Knox county.
Kentucky. In March last j. c. Jones,
q respected citizen, saved the life of
Frank Salyers, who was threatened by
a thieving band of despersdoes, but sub
sequently they murdered and robbed
Salyers. They then tried to kill Jones.
To escape punishment, Jones gathered
his friends and thus two factions exist.
en- May 10 FIVE of Jones' friends met six
of the other parties under bowling
hall, and four men were mortally
wounded. The civil authorities caused
warrants TO be issued for the arrest OF
the living members of the Jones party,
and on Tuesday three were arrested.
They were TO be taken TO Knox county
yesterday, when IL was feared col
lision OF the Jones and Hall factions
would occur. Another account rep.
resents band of Hall men invested In
a no use by the Jones men and unable
to get away.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
COTTON DELr REP,

The cotton belt weather report for Texas.
showing the maximum and minimum tenn
peraturei also the rainfall for the past "a
hours, IL RR follows.
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has continued to rise all day, but now
(at 0 p. MI is nearly at a standstiu.
The weather Is warm and cloudy, and
additional rain IL feared.
The suspension and railroad bridges
across the Brazos are enduring fear
ful strain but IL Is believed they will be
saved
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
Forced to Crime by Poverty.

ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-At a late hour
last night a young woman giving the
name of Flora Emily Downes, broke the
show window Of John Boland's Jew elry
store, No. s South Fourth street, and alb.
stracted several articles of siiver-
ware therefrom. She made no
effort to escape and was Immediately
arrested and taken to the Central police
station, where she told a pitlful story
OF poverty and desperation. She said
she was an English woman, from Bris-
tol; was a newspaper writer and had
worked in England and Canada. She
came from Toronto TO Chicago short
time ago, but not getting work In the
place, she came here a
week ago. She was no
more successful here, and having
exhausted her money she had become
desperate and determined to commit a
crime that she might be arrested and
thus obtain shelter and food. She first
attempted forgery by signing the name
OF q prominent broker here TO check
and presenting II TO q bank, but this did
not result in her arrest. She then
wan Tered about the streets, and
just before midnight determined
to commit burglary and committed
the act above mentioned. She says she
wants to go 10 the penitentiary, where
she will obtain rest and care, and her
mind seems to have become morbidly
fixed upon this idea. She was lodged
in Jail to-day, under warrant charging
her with burglary and larceny. She
talks nationally and Is evidently q
woman Of education and culture, but
the detectives who have talked with
her think her mind is unbalanced, and
that she ought to be sent to an asylum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-29
DEPARTMENT A.

full no orhAdlos Salts aOvorl Hamburg
aud Oriental No wash blond veng. Plalu and dotted
fancy plaa silks. satus Para.o and Fan. NJ,
low prices wpay youo prcel aud examine our rood,
before buying escuhsre'
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1885-08-08

It is a singular fact that nearly all the
Reformers thus far appointed to fill the
Federal Offices in Louisiana, are veteran
officeholders who have lost their places
of late years, or had been sturdy and
persistent candidates for public positions.
On the contrary, Messrs. Montegut and
Sinnot, the two regulars that the Glib
son group magnanimously recommend
ed for appointment have never held
public offices. "The people," all the
same, have gaineda glorious "victoree." /"
-Capitollan- Advocate.