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STATE TFLEGRAMS.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT PlTTsBuBc
Doings or the Higher Courts at TYLER
y Fire NJ waxahachie.-rwoD rnn-
mers Have a "knocis-Out" at
Weatherford--Othe Notes
from Various Points.
Weatlerfurd.

WEArhERFoRD, Oct. 3D. speciall-
w. L. Dunn committed suicide this
morning BY tskinsG go grains of NOR.
phine. itia supposed the cause ofshIs
rash act is that there are two cases in
the county court for misdomsanor.
he was out on bond. He was in town
Yesterday, and last night was drink-
lng: no died this morning ct lO:45.
Charies Wilson was tried ia tho
county caurtou Il casa styled malicious
mischief, srd came clssr.
There WAS quite little stir on the
square THIS mcrning, caused bv two
dfummers. IL seems that ono Il tbe
commercial tourists was ia stora
showing goods when anoiher trsvel;ng
man-in the same line--walked in and
presented his card, Drummer No. |
Walteo Tor snort Tina, tbinkinc
No. 2wonld leave as soon as bn intro,
duced bimssif. But No. 2 still Held
on. Then No. inLerfered and toiS
NO. Z that he (No, y Was firsV, Altar
war OF words No, . made for the door
ana ran down the street, while No. /
let drive with something in tie shsne
OF weight. No. 2 had business elae.
where. No. l had business on tba
west-bound train, No arrests. r. vas
LOO quick for the city Officials.
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TERRELL, Oct. 23,-[Spe,isl.l-Bv "a
quest of tho deceased, Eddie Moore ;;i,s
his funeral will not take place unt,l
Sunday morning a. 10 O'clock from the
Methodist chnrcg.
The committee appoiated to collect
exhibits for tho North, Central and
South American exposition, and Nor.
Iect plans for u display OF whatever
pertains TO our material interest, 81
work, They met TO night III tia mar
Tors Of the Harris house, ' r''
Mr.. II. A. Skies has disposed nj his
interest N the livery stock and steble
to Mr.. W. z. Short, and viii return to
Dallas to live w
me con rect Tor tho erection of AM
|cther prick store has been lot.
Mr. Howard mas tho addition to tha
opera block FOUNDATIONS laid and ene
|supsrstrueture will rapidly rise.
Az the Harris House: John Mvers.
a Marshall, II o Weller, Dallas; v &
Part, Dallas News; l. Achnar. DalIss
News; G Il Phillips, ST. L1uis;J A
graham, s.. Louis; George b Ma
New York; y X Davis. Cnicago; n y
Spere, Baltimore; III, Poikinghome.,Jr.
ENew Orleans; G II Plummer, Calves
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PARIS.
Last Day OF the Fall Races-A Large
Attendance and aood Snort.

Last Day OF the Fall Raccs-A Lerys
Attendance and Good Sport.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-[Spscial. To-day
was the last day of the Paris fall
races, and the days sport was wit
messed anu enjoyed by = large crowd
iuliy $500 people bong on tho ground.
Tho grand stand was we'll oiled by tho
LADIES', who turned out gu masso.
Ihe nrst called was postponed o.o0
pacing race, In which the foilowino
myers were the victors: Little Em
took nrsb mouey; Patsny Clipkar. sec-
ono; Buck Dieserson, third: Houeatv.
fourth. Time -2:25lS, 2:22 aud 2:2li%'
me next was dash Of " miles.
9G,,oseiy contested by Virgia Hearne,
Top Sawyer aud Hyderabad, The
hrst was dead heat. Vireie Hearne
Won tne second neat, and the race, IN
tbird. ~ ">A 'N"u'
For the half milo dash Bluebird.
nolanthes aud PSuola were entered.
Biuebird won ia two straight heats.
hen Anthes, second. Pauoia, third
Flme-494 and 40.
me event looked forward TO more
imam sny. OF tho four days was u race
sBGinst Time to-day, Joe Davis trying
20 lower his record of 2:l7. He made
the mite in 2:25.
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KILLING ATUvALuE.

Two mysterious and Terrible Murders
Ahead Body Dragged for Miles n,a
Thrown In Well.
UvALDR, Oct %. -[Speciel,l- On
sunday morning, October IS, Pancho
Garcia, a prominent aud highly 70.
soected Mexican OF this commu-
nifty, was brutality assaaslnatod n.
his Residence, about tho hour of
noon. Tho perpetrators ROMAN mn.
discovered, but popular belief places
Tue crime on Juan PanchO, tho Voung
sednoer o; Garois's WHO, and
who. up 20 tho time of tho
murder. was believed 10 be
IN inc Mexican army under aentepoe
Tor her seduction and abduction. Old
rancho was buried, and tho officers
went IN pursuit. Of the su pposIIions
criminal. All the oyidenne Was
circumstnntial, and though Garni,,s
doath was still talked abut. tho town
had about settled down into tho accms.
toned routine. WV "0'"'
On Wednesday Martin ynsouo, n
Mexican 70 years OF age, who work nd
Tor Garcia, aud who resided
at his house, being thAro when
the latter was killed, In comnanv
with a boy, left tho place TO driva mn
three horses which wore runn,pg ~
largo Ia tho brush. They found two
OF them, which were ballad.
and hearing the third mar
by, Vssquez left his vonno
companion and rode after AZ. Sbortlv
after his departure thu boy
heard voices, and supposed that
somo ono had met Vssouex and
was talking with him. Getting tirei
OF waiting tor his compsninn's rotnrn
ho started home. After riding n abort
distance he heard n gun fired, but ns.d
no attention to II. ''
Vssquez did not return ON yodn,s.
day, aud becoming alarmed, a nossa ar
citizens, headed by a Mexican traiIer.
started out on Thursday 10 ,ook for
him. The Mexican struck Tho
lfial which In some places IL was evis
teut had been made by tho passln. Of
some heavy body over the eruupd. II
,nrned anu twisted m avery direction, |
rney followed patiently until
slter miles of riding |. lod them 10 an
I'D well 20 fcet Ia depth. An ex.m,ns-
Ion was made, and the body OF Vas.
llez was found st tho bottom
u he we'll. He WAS hanled
% the surface, and presented a
'icteuing sight He had bren shnt
lnu, piesun.bly, instantly Killed. A II
'nps had bean fastened around
lis neck, the other end TEA 10 The !
.ommcl OF . saddle, and hIs buoy Il
|roEged through the ooosns go ~
|nlee e 70 plooo = lelos1no8
- ehseeo ~ 1n(1 - Y
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CORSICANA,

Exposition Matters - Committees -,
pointed Personal and General Elem,
ton.
coRsTcANA, Oct. 23.-[Specisl. l-Thc
lack OF store room in our city iein.
ducing parties who own the lots In
what remains of the burned district on
Beaton street, TO consider the rebuild.
ing otthe block corner of White and
Beaion streets, and II lot rebuilt this
ell, will certainly be put up next
spring.
DR.. w. J. w. Kerr was called 10
blooming Grove this evening 20 cut oil
the fingersot DIR. Palmer, nlood poi
sontng having supervened from their
usNihg been pitten of iass Sunday AZ
The llrst Joint by DR.. Galloway.
James j. Moore, OK chairman of tho
piohluitlon committee OF MoLennAn
county, stu the city in the interests OF
INC waco Bnilding association, OF
W hich ha is the secretary.
iroi. Kelly aud wife gave q musical
ii all.
Only two cases to-day be,ore hTnvor
MoGinnis; drunk and down.
total, 1i,Ii2.
AT q meeting of the expogtlon cam
mlttee NJ the mayors Office this ovna-
ing the following sub-committees gere
spoointGd:
On Soil-Ex Duron, ESQ.,, ID. Msy.
gard, ST., Captain @. Fouty.
Committee on Woods-S. Goodniph,
II. Ia. Molloy and Robert Wilson,
Ga Grain-Daniel HHr,yell. A. 8
gu, W. ID. Honey aud u. Il. McNallv'
On Cotton-S. q. Collum, Ii, Korpf.
Jr', James Laispeich. George Brown
and Sam Ja,on.
On Public BUILDINGS. ID. CurtIs.
Judge j. III. Rice, n. NJ, BURGESS
Mayor X. y. Neblett and city council
On Fruit and vegoIables-J. ".
Popa, q. a. Rskestrew, Mr.. Durham.
Or. w. y. Robinson, 1000
On Manutsctures-M. d. Coileen.
George kopf, M. Drane,
On Wa,er Supply-Ilon. b. n. Barry,
John Il Miller.
On Printing and Statistlcs-H. q,
Damon, M. Il. Beaumont, q. A, Eylar.
John Lunsi0fd and l.. q. Rovare.
on t1nanGe--James Garitty, Charles
Allyn. q. w. Jester, y. s. Trniman.
!. On Geological SUPPLEMENTARY J, X,
Smyre, DR. j. q. Campbell.
On bee Culture.--B, +. Carroll.
Receiving commlttee--FranlS Drane,
Every effort will no put forth by our
MY and county 10 have u good rspro.
,'entatton at both New Orleans ana
London, and our people hope to derive
benefit from emigration,
which Will surely ensue II our adyan'
ages aud general Inducements offered
" Navarro county arc properly
,isced before visitors 1T tho oxposi.
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SHEER MAN.

Fixing for tho Greatest Fair and Races
In North rcxns-Crops Promising
Well.
snEnMAS, Dot. 2s.-lspocisl. Tho
grand stand at the fair grounds IN
completed, aud all tho stables, stails
and out-buildings will DO completed
aud ready for occupancy by noon 10.
morrow.
Mcssrs. Tippets & Co., Byars Bros,
d. W. G. Woris and others will have
exhibits of merchandise on the
grounds. MIR. Richard Walsh, who
has the privileges has disposed Of quite
a numOer and ali uesci iptious ofga,nes
will DO in close proximity 90 tho grand
stsut. The secfetsry'- Office Ia n inodel
OF neAtuess, snd there isa constan,
stream Of farmers calling, appiying
FOR space and making entries. rha
track Ia na smooth al floor aud In
iine condition, aud on Monday, when
the gates eto thrown opon, Il Will DO
81 thu finest iair and best racer ever
held In North Texau.
The Bella Moorc company presented
"a Mountaia Pink" last evening At
the opera hnuse 10 a fair h iuso. fhoy
LETT for Dallas on the motning train.
Raw. Father Blum left on The noon
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"HiTEsBoRo, Oct. 23.-[Special. l.
The town has beou very quiet for the
last few days. Everything has settled
down to steady forward movement in
business circles.
Cotton is coming In steadily, with
sFaauai increase. The daily receipts
range from % TO - bales.
we have had hAa)tefnl immiors.
tion 10 this community this fall, con
Siatlug OF substantial farmers fran
luaiana and Illinois.
Mr.. +. p. Varley and Miss Adals
newman we've married at the resi-
denco of the brides father last njgbt.
both OF this city. % l''
Mr.. George b Adkina and Miss
Anna Ligon wore married ro-njrht
Nv NJ tnD residence Of tho BRIDES father.
tdoSe two couples win wish tbem
much happiness IN life,
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SAN FRaNcIsco.

New Japanese steamship Company. tn q
Cortan Adviser Chinese Army and
Navy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.--Adyises
from Yokohoms TO tho Associated
Pre,s say. The two principal
Japanese steamship oompan,op.
rhe Millsu Blski and the Union Steam,
Navigation have been consolidated
under the name of tho japan Mail
Steamship company. government
~ large shareholder " the consoli.
dation, and guarantees per cont. on
tie capital sock.
There were Ave doaths from cholera
among the crew OF the United States
vessel O.slppo. Names not aiven.
Judge Denny, OK Unitod states con.
sui general al Shao shai, has accepted
the position Of foreign adviser 10 the
Ooresn government, at a salary OF
ulcOO prr month.
Tho Chiuess government decided
W msittatn standing army
oil 10000 taeu, to be IN.
creased IN war times 60 i,T0,OOl
-Four I.on-c'4ds have bcen ordered
Ego Tsuug Fong, tho celebrates
Cninese general, and lesder OF the
party Ia China, died Sep
K ~
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SAN ANrpEio.

hiS Time at tho Naiasfest--MliItar,,
DTli'ing--A Badly Ratified Company.
SAN ANTONIO, OCT. 23.-LSpocial.l-A
tremendous crowd attended the Volks.
fest Today. Az tine grounds the usual
games and sports were In PROGRESS.
This eyeginG the Belknap Rifles, of
San Antonio, and the San Antonio
Alnea drilled for she militia prlgoS.
Tue Belknaps. under tbs commanl ~
SSptain Green, put up u well-pivb
leu'ilest diilli and wore hearlilv
oheered. The San Antonio Rifles, mn
dts Captain Frank Badger, formerly
~ thO Nov Orleans Crescent
hlues, and who took the
cup ~ Nashville In 1888 az
thp po't drilled soldier, went all 10
pieces. In tho interruption of their
urlli captain Badger made costly or
or II, misinoging his distance by run
ming them into The crowd. This rat
we, uo9 mem aud hey never recovered
. INIT io'. ground, No ono will hot on
'hDm to-nightag against any odds.
~, ~ nlnrrpw me Freirio City Guards,
OF w ei,nor, and the LaWpasas Guards
mantu present.
Llht night fatal gccldent ooourrad
on tho Southern Paciac route wSst NJ
Painted Cave. A special train Corr
Ing ~ full speed, ran inc
.. baud.car, on watch was 'o a
mexican named Frspclscp b ,ldonado n.
killlpg him outright. Bsldonado was n
secuon baud, aud leaves a wife and
family In almost dostltute olrou M
stances.
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and the skin torn from him In s,rlns
TIVE shirt sleeves and ro,far
were the only remaining n,acas
OF clothing on him. Other piecea
VI ms clothing had boon iound
scattered along tho trail. The
bruised and broken body was takea
up ahu some of the party went back 10
sne spot where the trail was first
Iakiug the other end, \ short rIdo
oIousnt them to the spot of the muir
uer, mere was blood on tho grouud
auu tne impression showed that the
eouy had lain there for \ ne
nouts aiter the murdered man had
lsllen, one of his shoes was ,o.ind
near the place. 1t is probable that Ma
sisvers, after satisfying themselves
Vi &quez's death, let him lie
untll night, then returned, fastened
MN and began their ghastlv ride.
ihs piece of rope with which
the work was Gors wns
found near the well. II 49,
very bloody. Tho trail showed ma I
tnere were two men Implicated in tho
affair. Ono had ridden In
front with tho other behind
probably 10 find tho obstructions !.
or oisentsngle the corpse should II bs,'
come caught. TAey were Inen who
knew the country well, ~
III addition 20 their knowl-
edge OF the location of the we'll
where The body was found, L. reauir.d
no small knowledge Of wood-crafl
10 turn aud twist and come oul ripht
ia country sufficiently difficult
" traverse ut the best of times. They
hot only knew where they were rid.
my, oit were experts IN the drag
ssng business The body had been
puiied up close to the side of the horse,
ana though tho larger pei
IONS OF IL some times struck
the ground they kept it SUE,
pended tho sreater part OF the
Instance. Tho murderers stole The
morse tbst Vasque2 was riding, small
brown, branded &C.
The body was brought to town and $
coroner's jury empanoied. Thoy took
the testimony given above and
suJourned TILL tomorrow. Vasqueg
was unmarried. He had brother liy.
limo.
This second tragedy, following close
upon Tho heelsoi the Garcia assassina
ZION, mas thrown tte community
especially the Mexican nor-
tlon OF If, into. fsve,
81 excitement. The officers are aoip,
their best, but there Is very little e
work on. The horse, II found, may
furnish clue. The boy did not roe.
ognize the voices no heard near him in
the bush. II is generally bo
lieved that the slayer of Pancbt
Garcia had hand ia this later and
more terrible crime, aotnsted,
probably, by the belief o,
fear that Vasquez may hay,
recognized him when the decd wa,
done. anu acting on the adage ina,
dead men toll no tales.n Future do
veiopments are anxiously awaited.
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FORT WORTH LOCAL NEWS
COUPLE or SMART REPORTERS
Get upa FAKE" and Get Scooped-The
Tuner-Coliins Case Court Cuttings.
Real Estate Matters The
Mails Boom - Personal
Mention--Other Notes.

FORT WORM, Oct. 23,-[Special.l-
A couple OF reporters last night caught
on TO what they considered a big
thing, and published SHAT Jesse Jones
had been arrested aud lodged in the
Fort Worth jail" Sheriff Maddox has
no such man In iall. The story
was based on the statement
of Il meu by The name
of DR.. Ii. Il, Wooten, who arrived on
the Missouri Pacific railway, and after
bsiug driven up towo boosted OF hav-
INK captured Jones, the murderer of
Cripsou, at Harold several weeks
ago, near Lampasas, and had his man
confined in one Of tho hotels, but do.
ciined u toll which one. Sheriff
Smith, OF Wichita county, ar
rived to-day on the strength of
Il telegram, but osnnot find his maui
DR.. Wooten will alill persist that he
has the man Jesse Jones, and refuses
TO diyulge his whereabouts. He also
claims TO be nephew OF the man
John Lexington, who died suddenly 81
one of the hotels in the city, and who
left over 5000 in cash under his pillow.
TURNER AND CoLLlNs,
Tobe Turner and Ed Collins are
kept in separate cells III the county
Jail. No new deyelopmants havo
rranspirod since last night. They
will have no preliminary trial ~
Judge Backmsn has ordered this grand
jury to be convened on the 2Sth (next
Wednesday,, for the purpose of con.
sidering tbs case. District Attornay
Bowling Ia satisfied no has eyideuce
enough 10 hang both mon.
A FIRE AT BIRpyILLE.
This morning az l;l5 a bright bla,a
YVES discovered in the dirsction M
BirdvilIe and which proved To he tha
store of Ian Booth, of that place: also
that OF J. w. Brooks blacksmith and
wagon shop. The stock and building
OF Booth zero totally deptroyed. and
were valued at $1,000. He WAS mar
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Georgetown

GEoRaEroWN, oc'. % Especial. l.
Adviees from Leandor, small couu-
Try lowe IL tho western part of this,
williamson county, say that the town
Was totally destroyed by fro last
miami. the particulars eau not ba ss.
Contained tC-uishr. 80
Sallie Rucker, OF Rutledge. Tonnes
see, niece OF Colonel j. l., Rucker. a
pggonlheht merchant OF this place, died
"a typnolo lever TO dav. Deceased was
anlshly accomplished younG lady and
very popular among her acona;ntl
ances' She was attending the South.
western University.
There arc still many csees o. dengua
fever mere, Notwithstanding il hns
raSeu here lor more than a month,
COTTON shipments this season hava
reached nearly 1900 oslos.
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FROM AUS
JUDGE VESTS SUDDEN DEATH,
"aie''y' Alone, and apparently With
out Struggle, Ho Passes Away.
Haiiroad Reports Handed In.
Penitentiary Particulars.
Money Turned In.

AUSTIN, Oct. 20 - Special. 1.-The fol-
lowing charters were filed to-day:
Waco Gas company, capital stock
fioi'0oo;tho Tylos Wagon and Manutac-
turlaG cnmp lny, capital stock 500 900:
tho Spsuia Nater Works, capital stock
$5O,0a0
los land board turned over So COO To-.
DAY 70 the credit OF tho school fund,
The annual report Of the
GULF, COLORADO d SANTA FE RAIL.
WAY
was received to-day, and is as rollows.
Total amount paid out for right. of.way
construction or the road, buildings and
purchase OF cars during the year,
el'05o,o 90; totNt receipts for trans.
portaiipn Sl,GlI750. Receipts last
year Sl,sI2,f5d. Total disbursements
TINS "a Year sl,SA,l29. Disburse-
ments LAST year sl,67I $40.
GALVESTON, SABINE AND ST.. LOUIS
RAILWAY.
cotal reoeipts, 81, 1885; total disburse-
monts, S., l05.
The bonded Indebtedness of the
Gull; Colorado IL Santa Fe is now
S1,VoiOV, an Increase of $l,4S6,000 over
y
Tho financial report of tho State
prisons Tor Administrators CASH on hand
Angust |, Sl2,56S. Received at Hunts
Vhie, $2569Si a. Rusk, 500. Paid out
ut Huntsville, S2i,7l5; Mt Rnsk, Sc, 425.
Judge c. s. Wost died suddenly this
afternoon az the residence of his sistey.
MrE. Fred, Moore. His son, Mr.
Robert West, Oft hi;n at 2:l6, sitting
IN chair reading newspaper, aui
apparently IN h5Jtor health aud spirits
tnan usual. Returning at 3 O'clock,
ho found his father en- Tho bed, seem.
lug'y Nsloep; but on approaching
nearer, disc ,vore1 that no vas dead
Judge West has 6Peu In ill.health
Tor oyor year, hnt no QUO suspectsd
tnHi his enc was 50 near. The imme-
e q cause OF his death was appoplexy.
ho leaves three sous
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Dalngeraoid

DAINoERTEUD, oit.2S-[Special. -
'islsios court for Morris county has
een III session here uiuco Monday,
udge Mclean presiding, aud tho fol-
pwins oases have been disposed of:
Sam Luster, cologed, charged with
|orsa theft pleaded guilty, and was
entenoed 70 tho ponitent.ary for five
|ears.
ICIcckott Henderson, charged with
peit oil hogsi mol prosed.
rquitteh.
IL. W. Litilo, charged with an assault
I'm intent % murders; acquitted.
Tho case OF Paln Tigert, charged
Iith the murder Of Jacob Corpru, col
ted, near Gayett, last Christmas, was
eken up Wednesday morning, aud
evotal days will bo consumed Ia try
BE- ii.
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LAMpAsAsI Oct. .3.-LSl ecisl. 1.-The
pmpssH Gusrds. about 10 strong,
~ yesterday TO attend tho volksfost
San Antonio. Colonel Exall is also
tho Volksfcst, on General Roberts
NIL.
". nj. Reagan resigned his position
city attorney this week. Tho va
lncy will be filled At tho next council
leeling.
|buit was filtd to-day In the district
tirt asking for tho appointment Of a
power for tho Lsmpasas Street Rail-
~ company.
about threo-fourths Of our popula.
Pm have dengue fever, and IL Is still
prking on tho balance.
hhshop Gregg was expected moro this
Pok, but dencue stopped him,
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FOREIGN NEWS,
Canada.
riIE RiRL CASE.

WINNIPEG, Oct. %.-Although the
verdict OF the privy council In tho
Rel case has no. boon n surprise, II
has occaslonod doep feeling among
tho half-breeds and French here, who
now expect that tho rebel will hang.
A dispatch from Regina says Riel dis
played Htoat agitation on recciying the
news. Hts last hope Ia now gone, aud
he expressed the private opinion that
he would have 10 incet his fate IN tho
recent sentence imposed.
RlEL's ExEcurfoN AGAIN POSTPONED.
TORONTO, Oct. ga special from
O.towa says: Al a cabinet meeting
II was decided To postpone
kiel's execution till November n, Tina
French Csnaiisus s,ill express CON
! elce that Rtel will not hanged,
Lney psso their hopes upon tho rscom-
incubation TO mercy Of tho regina
Jury.
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Gaineryiiie.

GAINESVILLE, oct. e3.-tSpoclal.l i
lillian Poo iNsSs arrested and Jailed
20 to-day, charged with the theft OF
rses. When arrested no had two
rises In HE possession, one bay,
ended q II on tue left shoulder, and
other gray, branded IA on tho
thiah.
The case OF the state w. George
ught, for false Imprisonment, has
pm on trial In tho county court to
Y. Tho defendant IL charged with
lglrg a negro, Dennis Davis, and
eatening % drown him 10 make
negro disclose tho whereabouts of
ne. money supposed to be hid. The
" have not vet agreed.
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TYLER, Oct. %. = especial, The
Supreme Court to-day affirmed tho
following cases: Thomas vs.. Qus,les.
~ al, from Anderson. Leon g. II.
BLUM, ct alp va, Black, opnenheimer
Y Co., irom Soith. international G
Great Northern Railway company. ~.
Elibert, from Gregg. International Il
Erest Forthopi Railway compsnv Va.
y. .. Iryine, rom Wood. George
Hfishbauni w. Harris, from Camp.
Reversed aud remsnded: Crescent
\ 20, w W. Il. Camp, from Cherokee.
! submitted OF briois for both parties:
.ookhsrt VI. Boudet Bros, from
plsrlon. Texas IL Pacific Railway
company VS.. Harrington, from Marion.
kueen \ Co.yd. Jafl rson Ice com oanv.
pom Marion. East Limo IL Red River
galway ". Gan, from Camp. East
Eline y Red River railway VS.. S NTH,
|ron1 Comp. Polsnd w. Henry, at 81,
Eom Marion. Davis VS.. MSCsrly,
pom Bowie. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

FoE AND AaArNsr run pprN,r,

FOR AND AGAINST THE PREMIER.
ooPhNHAaEN, Oct 2S.--iSpscial.l--
tna hsndsthincor uppsr housa of Par.
hsmeet, has unanimously endorsed
Tho policy e N. Esterupp. president OF
inc conncil, and denouuced tho recent
attempt to assasslpstc him. The
Landsthirg consists of Go members,
AND being en- mittocratlc body, has
supported the meas urea of the Ester.
mp cabinet, white tho Folkathinu, ~
lower house Of Parliament, composed
OF luz Iiambers, haa bsau utter la its
denunciation OF thu premier and his
colieagnes, and has rofussd 10 vote the
budget.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

MARSHALL, Oct. 23.--Ispecigl. Wed
ding cards are out announcing the
coming marriage OF Mr.. j. N. Hoard.
81 wills Point, to Miss Julia Iriop, of
this city. The affair viii be onnsum-
mated ON the 2Sbh inst, at the Eplsoo.
pal church.
=, Your correspondent has been wrest-
nng with the dengus fever for tho past
roy days, and has rather got she worst