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bring resisted b. thoaani, la, slir 4 No.
Hathofn. Foisn,an q ne Clnian Lumbsr c.. -"
as gwen ~ 10 de Tie daughtsr in Bingaf
wrote ior the father q cone hame Ne came.
filed with sono~ Hap. hii been ahanionci.
~hsn, b. accident, Mf lllihara heard Of Bsrag p
Ss,fsfViRs f1f kfsu b.efVf Ne bought
H. NJ Hashosn bryan thr us- nf h. bcgan 90 re-.
cover. an tnally arose i'.n wat an fhoughi 90
BE- dsaihb>i sni resumed Dec fniY dsiiss
Rev Theo Gsrsh. PAST. ra Street " o..
Chafch. nansos. oil attest .as nsih a this
vonlefiui fr.ufn
Hoo p BASS. Es.Mayof Of Bsas0r. says
"s0ms too years since. I va All llioi siih d.
pepsia IN BE- sofsi form ! conssiisl the h,st
knosn physicians IN this section. ln Boiton. and
On Nsv Yofk, wlthaui an bsnsacal results
Abou, one year ago ! bryan % uis Browns
S.fapanlla, ani from that tine have crntinuei
70 improve ! have got tack 70 my uiaai weight.
having gi.nei since : bsgan O. uis nfown's
safapariil. ovu ., pounts ic'n,iisr nfovn's
saraparlia The bsst fsmedy iaf lnig-t.on !
have ever used
AL admit TIA.
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oil L. yuur loftiln. SANFORD ihIilfoak. No
0 Dation Street, Bangaf. vas given up O.
ds Ne iaf CssiHuff.es Dosiofs ui NJ
Geld NJ I've Was gwen q battle Il
nrosns saf,apan.h. ani b. iis oontnuei
uss hs was ofci NJ rhllfook vas fogf years
with Ms,us Fles q Ian,s. and also in he en-.
ply a ne n. G. X. a., and hunifois knoa this
oissto b. gsnuins ~ Briggs Comfy Con.
m.s,ionsf, rsnobseo, Co. sa.d he thrc~ asly
Over one huniroi empty bltiies thai hai COO.
tiinei sanous kinis q patent mo,i.r.ns, that his
wife hii taken. Three blif'cs q nflsns ssr,a.
plnll. gave hcf better hcallh ian ihe hli ~.
pa.rncoi iof yoan
al Have hal severe Ki1sy Diisass Hav,
spent llrgs suns 4 monsy. Msssr, Ji.1n q
T.1teii, u sis,,on. advised b,sssi SDaff
fi.f u cured me- am gflteial g. yoa &C.
rfpadng such a sonisflai fsuioiy
"ttssE HAsurS
Refer 20 " T.bsii, n ID. sis,son-
Pan Co.laih. Ess,sf. Ne, bsash, nrosns
sanapifaA llai hide iiih No- as %
has dons mfas.c. va spen, HUNDREDS Of
dolin siih9ui olt4.n.ng hslp, bei,r t.y-g
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RUNFORD CENIRE.

Rev Caro- IN Aog,ii will preach VI.
mortal Srfmon st th- uuissfsalst church,
utxt Stnnsth M
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C,osph -in ga. 10 sisuis,. 81 po,iii.,lr
ere - ssis -hsn gisi Il The Q.isst.
Ps-sui<f tAa n. nc-a' rsi.stris ca
= oniT g. tsnn 80 tctiis. sst 80 boil .ngs
tssihsi thaa hsfa tossn u a. ss4lsssY .s--saas.
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Browns Sarsaparills,

uten faniuly entirely
HJ.se az % Asrsa 61-ifh a. isf 1as a gf,s,sas-
druggist, ftssos az pa
Orpa.l AKA WAKkfN co, fupnt1r,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
WACO WlRELINGS.
NEWS FROM THE CENTRAL CITY
The DeLesn Eobbery--gadiy Iajuted
An unsAoSn Man Tcusd Dying.
Grand Jory Eacoavcned-rhs
sturley Case--Big Cotton
Rscsilt-Othsr Bots,

WACO, Nov. e. Special. - The
Wells-Fargo Express company people
have very little 10 say to-day concern
Ing the ROBBERY OF Agent Banner, at
DsLson station, Saturday night, rave
that the amount ntolen ia very little IL
any over $1,000, of which s. or $40 was
railroad money. II the bold robbers
have been caught. or there is any clue
~ TO Vnelr 'dcntityi The facts are nut
known hero.
Mr.. T. q. Sparkle, who fol- In au OK.
cavstion Saturday night aud broke
his leg In two placoe, Nv Ia o. critic II
condition to-day. The bones OF the
same limb were shattered by bullol
during 5ho war and have nav~r heated
no. Kills phySlCiaus say tho chsucss
are about evan for rad against anapu.
tatlon. Tho petiepsdreaun atnputatlou,
and it's doubtful II be can stand 10.
An unknown young man, broughi
| moro from Falls county 10 "a dying cou-
dition, diod to-uight In lisc!s rssssu.
rant where private charity pisosd him,
Tho only name he mas been hasrd ca
| uttor was "Fred. Bailey,u Thers were
M papers or any kind on his perapu.
He WAS about IS or 20 years old, with
features indicating Intelligence and
nnsment. lie was iirsr found vi
| Harrison switch on tho Central rail.
road in an unconscious state.
| The grend jury reconvsnsd this %.
iernoon tn investigate tho killing ot
Pinkuey Davis by Old Jerry Reagan
| thoY arc In session yet but IL IN pre-.
dlctod by some they will nor indlet the
OLD Inan.
| JaAes Buchanan, for many years a
| citizen OF thia city, and who formerly
lived at Comsnohe, disd last night
tgod 81 years, OF black jaun.
dlcs Lilo was buried ts's aGteruoon by
the Improved Order OF Rad Men,
| Cotton was three points lower
to-day, So being about the best price
Receipts 10 date, 90 1868 bslrs.
Tho Sturlsy case Will not 90 to thc
jury until Tomorrow.
The 'Gooi ~ Gold" company hole
tao boards at tho Garland opcrs houst
tonight.
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FROM CORSICANA.
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE
WIN Meet Wednesday-A Brace Of Fires.
Court and Cotton Notes-Licenses
to Marry and Other Minor
Matters Lbsat Town and
Out In the Country.

CoRsIoANA, Nov. Aspect nj. The
house Of William Ellison, at Bazette
caught Are about 6o'clock this morn.
Ing and was totally deatrsycd, although
the greater part OF the furniture was
saved. 1t !s thought tho Are originated
from lamp which had been left In the
sleeping rosRl OF u daughter, who haa
Just arisen. There was an insurance
OF 5000 Oh the furniture and 81 200 on
the bailding, al In the Phnnix Ia.
suranre coN pany OF Hsrtford, PiuE-
stoa az Churen, sc9ntr.
Tho ISAAC Hpyd stesm gin, ct Cry er
CrcoS, took fire Saturday Wight and
saa q total loss. Insured Ia the D.ilas
Fro Assessment company for 81, 400.
Word was received here to-day e
his burning during Saturday, right, Of
Marvin chapel u cd ~ a shurch nud
school house by the neighoorhood. IL
was loc1ted eight miles northeast oi
here, aud was worth about $50. In.
sured In the Springfield Insurance
company for 800. IL was the work OF
AZ iucondtary.
Waco District Quart arly confer.
enco or the Methodist Episcopal
lcnutch, South, will meet here uex,
| wednesday. Tho Northwest Tex =,
Aunuat conference OF the satno church
viii meet in tnia city also on the H. h
insiapt. Abpu, 800 delegates are OK.
pected to bo IN attendance.
An al iincs sslo of 100 bales oil cot
fon viii take placs To morrow vt Dsw-
! son.
Tnc Parsley, Corinth, Raleigh, Provl.
donca, mad otnor alliances OF thie
county, aunouBcp salD hore for mex
thursday OF over 500 bales Of cotton.
Oar court room IL BONG yoaerally
renovared, pai1ied, esc. Tho holo ia
tho ceiliog, whicn hes basu tharo for
over - year, csuaed by tho falling OF a
chimney through the roof TO the floor
IN also being repaired,
Our recorders court was full this
evening, and 1--we trials of. dolinuuen,
road taxpayers we're hauled over The
Goals, Of whom two were excused,
while tho roN ,indar paid their LITTLE
sl2 20 to the siiset fund.
THIS bstng the frat OF tho month
collectors weca very prominent on tho
strests. Debtors, ~ 4 rule. rado them.
selves oorrespopd,ngly scarce. Too
Former, however, report good COLES.
lions aud seemed satisfied.
officer Brcwu, who has been inca
pscisaied far work, isup again to-day
snd reported ready for duty.
| Marriage liconse was granted 20 II,
N. Holland aud MRS, 9. Il. Parish, OF
Dawson, to-day.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The Fantastic nalmsnt They Take on
Ia Wayne Couuty, New yorE.

The Fantastic naimsnt They Take on
In Wayne County. New YORK.
"fou never Jaw such funny freaks ~
some OF the trees In wsyne comfy are
up to tbis fall" said q vorsoicus Homes
dsler 10 reporter the other day
"ono largo maple In q Sold on tho De-
lsny farm 10 an green a. IL wss In June,
except on the south aide. There patch.
% OF light rod aud \ rpml.rirculsr
splash of ycllsw have appeared. Tho
red patches are 80 distributed As To
form the cyeH, nose aud mouth of /.
human face, and 90 lie like nro tho
lines, CURVES, asd thsdings of tho feat.
urcs that AZ q distance, the effect ia
startling. The sprays Of yellow curl
sround Tho lace, above tie eyes, and
give u striking resemblance 10 q head
dress Of b,ouuo hair, adding 10 the
startling effect.
"Not FAR from This tree Is another
maple. a band OF scarlet three feet
vide crcircles IL at tho lever hranc bes.
Above the belt tue leaves are green Ali
around Tho tree FOR sbsut the same
width a. The scarlet. Above the ureon
is similar circle OF bright yellow. aud
the rounded top Of the tree IL 4 solid
bedy OF scarlet, rested on the baniesi
, susy Of tho whole like . dome Of
lire. W
IA high hill 10 Texas towpshjp Il
cleared OF iiubsr from bottom 20 tor.
Win the exception Of icur lsrsO trse.
that stand clvse together On the oum.
nit Two AZ the trooQ arD ua6lo1 ~
oehof $40 NJ o1ms Thov No. S>SSi
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EIexin.


MhxlA, Nov. 2.-lSpeoial,l-
n'ske Gibbs, Jr., member OF the lsrg-
hrm off, La l., r. Saith s. Co., wa
out buggy riding GU the Fairfield ros d
yesterday ovoalns with his vito aud
as'ie babe, aud had reached Swia.
purn's brlck.yard on his return home
Wnen his horse became frightened al
something In tho road and rhied 20 on,
sac, turains tho buggy over and
tAfowins them all out. Mr.. Gibbs go'
cpsnd assisted his wife aud babe 20
~ into the buggy. but selt 30 weak h.
aso 70 Do helped IN by q stranger who
vamc up Ut shat junc.ure. No soons,
~ ne seated than he tainted aud
SSuuoied out again, striking on his
TTVau snd Knocking him sorsole.s.
Aue stranger assisted them home and
night. "A'
MrI Gibbs 10 eighty bruised, but
~. 1ibbs ~ badly bruised about the
sesu and chest; amt has been IN mn un.
wpnscinus state tue greater part II the
une since, and IL considered danger.
Susiy hurt. The little ba ~ han soveral
how, ~ A's''h '-'
Their many friends sympathise with
on and trust the danger will soon be-
Mr.. Flournoy. OF Grimes County,
xas. sts,erinlaw OF the late Vii.
IN Flournov, 10 here, the gueat oil
"iuiatn l. Adamson.
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
BIG FIGHTAT A POLISH DANCE
In CAicago-Twe Men Carved Up.-Evi-
dense In the walkup Case Clossd.-A
Novel Lysehing In y Georgia
Town--&isdeeds and Mis-
hnps Elsewhere.
Terrible CAsmity

NEW LONDON, Coua., Nov. GA
terrible calamity, by which six lives
wsra lost, occurred in tho RAGS on
Sunday ulght, caused hv
the explosion Of tine hotter of steam
dreage No. 4, OF Sh4 Atlantic Dredging
a0ui pany 0i Brooklyn. TIE Draags
left Providence for New York
at 9l5 Sunday morning, in tow OF tae
tug q. Il. Waite, CAPTAIN rwesiy. Ia
order to keep the barge
elosr tho steam pumps
enu tho dro,!en wera sept at uorE,
Just before midn,ght, whsn nearing
Race Rock iigs', Capt9ln THeed, who
VISA ~ tho stern NJ the
se nouoea q moving light on this
dreugo and heard svoice, hut could
not distinguish the words. A minute
latee I've hnsf0 an explssin
on the dreiganpd say iiro bn1 smoke
and ste@m' rhe dredga sank at
once, and the stern oi the tug
was drawn andsr water bsfore
the knSssc could be cleared, Ihg
Waite wap jlnmea,steiy put shout bai
no trace Of th9 dTedgs ar hoe ersr
could be found. After ssarchins
tho Viciyity fur half au honr
| tho jug beaded for this harbor, srriv
| ioy Ia the tech 81 the easterly gale
iba. prevailed. Az sooa as tho storm
suhsided She Waite agaiu wont on
| 30 tho race, hpt nothing could hc
found, not even IS fpgtipg piec0 OF tn,
iradBe. The tug returned 70 port thu
evening. The names Of the men OF
the ill-fAt0a ara not nOw known. Al
far ~ Gan be learned thay were Cap
tain Rnbers ksot, Mate Strshs aud his
| br0ther, the steward, OF Providence
COCK i,nnd Snnwn a. SANDY, tho fire
met nnd y Providence man who we.
Wotkiag his passage to Brooklyn.
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FROM AUSTIN.
Railroad Rsports-Land BEARD Mat,eri
aud Other It. ms ct General Tnteres,
FROM tho state Capital.

Railroad Reports-Iamd Bsard Matters
aud Other It. ms ct General rnteres,
FROM tho state Capital.
AUSTIN, Nov. .. - Special The
managers oftas New orlssns expssi-
ton have wrlltsn 20 Adiutant-C ienera al
King for list OF the militia companies
In the State, aud Il was forwarded 70.
day.
Tho following railroad reports were
received to-day,
Texas a New Orleans, including aha
Sabine 4 Eastern Ttrss railway. total
receint,, sl,0I3, e3i, expenses. ysptiI5.
Louisiana Western RAILWAY. for tho
wsole line Of i12 miles, of which only
six are In Texas, to'ai re,n,nts. ssp,'s,
b66i expenses, t1Bi,l65,
Sunset railway, al recaInts. A nj. d.
63l, expcnsss, 81 ,sOs,s29.
Toe report 81 the irsxas A "a. I.,ui.
l. attn out.
Tho land board couveuca ,o.m,rrov
TO huaru bids which for the month
amount 70 100000 scres wsn,sd by set.
tiers, end Bids for $50 sections from the
fanhsndio are expected In tomorrow,
Which Will greatly iucrsase tho leases.
The leass men have hoen very prompt
about settling, only abou, dnsen hav.
Ing deisiiited, aud tbess for email
Quantities. There IL no pepalty for
sucn dsfaults aud the board wiii likely
ueclau tns lAoos again tunject %
Is: ship nss.sss 4 vssssls ~ IN
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Judge Lynch in Georgia.

Four GAINES, Ga, Nov, I'm Bluff
ton, on Satu day evening. novel ex-
eculion Of lyneh court sentence took
place. A pair OF boots had been stolen
from one OF thu storGs during the dav
gnd their possession was traced to
John R0gera, {. l5-vesr-old negro. Tho
merchants Immediately Orpanized a
court, by selecting samuel Fsrre.t as
judge, and DE-, j. Il, Johnson ~ pyas.
ecutipg attorooy, and sppDintlng Col.
onei w, Il. Green for dolcnga, aud
elk colpred men Nr Jury,
the foreman OF which was Etep-fs.her
or the aceussd. After tho presentation
of the evidauGo and argument by taA
counsel the Jury retired, sud in q fow
u'autes returned T. verdict OF guilty,
and fixed 80 penalty mat 100 lashss
should be infllcted on the boys naked
bsok, 10 k9 laid on hv hts stao-iashsr
~ith 3 whalebone whip.
| Tao prisoner Tas leu out and tied, so
that no cpsld not squirm undor thn
blows. Piesco Ddzlar acted a. bsilif
and counted Ll9 blow. Tao old msu
laid on tho blows rapidly, drawing
screams OF agony from the aoy. On
tao 50sh lssh hs exclaimed
III you lot me on 'fore God won't do
IL sgsin."
The lsthmsn wssinsxouorsble, how
ever, aud not until svon 100 lgshss had
oeeu inflicted was the work mug
pended.
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CALVES TON.
A big Damsg. suit Filed.


GALVESTON, Nov. 2.-[gpsc'al. l.
Unitcd Statea circuit cours convened
here to-day, Judge Ssoin on tho
bonch. An important damage case
vas in this court fsw days ago, nut
will scarcely bs tried this term. The
psintiGin the case Is Mes. Faunis T..
Gibbs, now resident Of Dallas, Ala.
bsma, and sho suos Eugene T. Brooks.
OF Wharton, Texas. claiming sloo. oOo
dsmsgos for tho killing of the plain
tlh's Husband, William Is. Gibbs, nj
wharton, on tho oath of last April.
Eugene Brooke, the drfendent, IL n
prominent repidont OF Wharton, and a
gantlemsn 81 means. The killins OF
Gioos wai ths outcome OF an old foud
netween The Brooks aud Gibbs FAINT
iiea. In mo summon OF 1884 thja ,eud
van 1T its height, and frlonds OF bofh
families lived in daily dread of n
FATAL MSRTisa.
ClRrdnoa Brooks q brother of the
defenGGnt to this suiI, W as lusn sheriff
OF Wharton county. Tho fatal meat
Ing between tbs Brooks brOthers and
Mr.. Gibbs finally csmo about in tho
slreels OF Wharton In tho early f.ll of
1851 TWAS s bioDdy duel, desperately
io1gh5 on hosh sides, and resulted In
the death Of Sheriff Brooks and Sc
flonu wounaing of Gibbs ard
Eugiue Brooks. Both wounder
man survived to meet agaln.
Ia due. lime the grand jury prevented
into oonrt an inticLmeut against Gibbs
Tor She murder Of Sheriff Brooks, Az
soon as court received tho Indictment.
StObs wa ro-arrasted and orierad To
give nov and increased bail. H. was
his lifo 'N''
40 he was leaving the court hons,
With deputy .honff Eugene AZ.
Brooks amp led tho contsnts Of a
double barrsled ,hot gun into
Gibbs breast, killing him In
ttsbtly. Brooks thus avenged
nis brothef's death. lie was
TRIED AND ACQuiTrEp,
but Tho widow Of his victim now At
tacks hln fortune through tho Uni,pd
States cont. In her petition she ayora
that she was greatly wrouged, injursd
and Damaged by tho criminal, mali.
| oious and murdqrous conduct of Ina
defendant. William Stewart GIbhs
was a tnsn OF promisance aud n msm.
b0rof an old Alsoama family. Able
couusul ara employed on both aides
aud tue progress OF tho case will be
Watched with much interest.
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DENTON, Nov. 2.-LSpscial. The
frat Monday In toe month, besides be-
ing estray ssls day, ia . general horse
market day in Dsnton for tho satl 9
county, aud more horses change o@n
ora on tho public square IN Denton on
the first Monday than in tue emit 0
county turlug the rest of tho mDatn.
To day wo had the largest crowd OF
mon, horses and mules over sson II
Dsuton. An orderly trading crowd l
was, tor, aud 10 make the scene more
lively, tue fire Departments rurped our
their engine aud hook and ladder
truck, escorted by j. w. Bslrd's mag.
nifcenr band, anc psraded thu Streets
Baird's Minstrsls played Tonight 10,
the benefit OF the dep irtment, and ware
greetsd by q largo aud enthusiastic
aud ipuye,
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flChtiur Polcs.

CHICAGO, Nov. AT q Polish dance
1880 janos avenue Inst night, gon.
oral row and terrific fight with
KNIVES took place. The hail mas
crowded ana nssrly every MAN
In tho place was armed with
q knife. Tho women fl,d
end ths men fought IL out amonp
themseVea. Wnon tho police arrived
they found tive msn IyinG on she floor
covered with blood. A largo numbey
NJ tna participants In tho fight werC
Gu, hut manngad 70 escape.
Thomas Hepf 20 years nf ago, had
three. cuts sb nut his noad, every ono an
iach long.
Aust LsbSum hsd tkrso dosD cuts In
tho heal, two on tho lett cheek to tac
zone, one cut over his loft eye, two o1
bis lett hand and ono on his right
hand. Ha was taken 10 tho polioa
station, whsre modIoa, assistance was
procured,
Lsbaum win probably die, but Hep,
Will recover
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SUPPLEMENTARY mARKrrs
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. ~
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, Flour uulot an
weak choice. i.hl; fancy, 4 rs to i.b0; extra
wheat patent, $50 to 5.75.
Corn duh and lower, AZ
oa'a quiet, but firm; choice western, d
Pork 9.0p.
Lard co.
3 =, nu'k smea,s- hop.ders, $40; long clenr,
o.ls$; clear rib, 5lS
clear ribs, $40 10 8 sly
Hams l0l{ to 10Y
Whisky steady.
prime, " to l0<
S,S tofls ~ s0'"'-
Cotton seed oil steady and unchanrod
Sugars In fair demand and firm.
Mola SEES In good request.
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Marahall,

MARSHALL, Nov. Especial, Mira.
W. Fl. H0pley, wife OF Freight Con-
ductor hopley, died on saturday night,
ana Was buried yesterday evening.
She leaves Der distressed husbsnd and
two small chlaran, the youngest of
WHICH Is Only low DAYS old.
AL the churchea were we'll attended
yohtetdly.
Mayor Frank Bond made flying
visit 10 oar city IN Saturday.
Toe weath0r ia delightful, and the
farmers are busy gathering their
crops.
Two tlttl9 negroes got into tussel
| yesterday Morting, wQen one draw
| nis knife and s.Nbbsf tho other IL the
btcs, inhicting painful though no,
dangerous wounds.
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Tho Mnrinn RauL swinale.

NEW YoRg, Nov. 2 II was rumpred
here to-day thas NJ lyor Grace aud sov
oral other Yroninsnt individuals are
to no arredtod for alleged compliclty
In the Garino bank fssuds United
Stste- Attorney DorsheiIner, whom
questioned about the matter, said:
az. IL truo shat several prominent
individuals wore implicated In these
frauds ON the Marine bank, hut they
have not been Ntroetod ~ YETI
IL Ia rcpOrtsd that warrants have
been issued, but nnthing definite has
been yet ascertsiuHd.
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G. Q = ID CT e Y.
CIGARS
TaE BEST FIvE.oENT CIGAR in theswoRp
For Re,snby PATTERSON a 90
n.
Wholesale by SErTERT0N 4 HOPKINS MERCANTILE Co
sna raaisr.. DALLAS TAXA

quarantine a. Galveston ara clsmoring
too como made, but the governor re-
fasas to give them permission 20 do 8,
unsil heis satisnsd there Ia no DANGER
OF the crews communicating conts-
gi0us aissasea. s.lxss 4 y. 90 9xss "a
The mother Of the triplots died to-
day.
Secretary Iof State Baines Ia still
very III wish dengue.
Tom Pearson, indicted tor the muir
dsr OF Stovall last winter, was put on
trial 10 day,
Ths OF Confedersics held maetiHg
night and sdoptsd spproprtats rss-
sluions OF resnaet TO the memory Of
General Mcclellan.
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.rod apart. One OF the maple. has .
,,srge circular spot OF bright red
one Of the elms. All tina AJ rsst
OF tie tree Ia attn unchanged from IL
summer green. The leaves of the dim
teis maple faces have all turned Ia 4
rish golden hue, With the exception of
circular spot ot lively green, almout
the exact size OF tho red spot on the
nspia, and immediately opposite Il.
DiSEonnl,y across the serond mamie.
rom pott0tn 10 top, eXienes a wide
ana regular strip OF iegves of solid
green. All but thlE vasdaut streak Ia 4
flaning red. TIE elro opposite this
mSple has = A,rip running In The same
direction across it. L. corresponds in
width with rho strip on the mamie. hut
IL OF soft golden color. Every other
leaf an the tree isstill green.
"A water birch on the border of Mid
dle creek displays, among its other
wise uniform array of yellow leaves.
iinrs III gtseu leaves thst form n huge
and perfect humao hsni.
"A particularly sttiktng effect caused
BY sutumn foligge ia givsn by two tall
hem,QcS trees that grow slons the
Hswloy turnpike. A wild wv vine
has wound ltH way up one Of the trees
snd creps among ths hrsncaes in all
dirsntlons. The lesvss of this vine
have turned 10 amo,t intenra crimson,
and Gisam here nnd there In the midst
OF pne dSrk ard pevar-sharging gfeen
of Tho hemlocs lisa radiant flowt,s. A
via grspe vino has antwinad Itself
ABOUT the trunk and up around the
oTNhchei Of tho other homlacR. The
| . . 40. ~ Al a
and wPXay Sslmw, and stapa ont
eSatnss the oold color OF the tree ike
,sntastio fashionings OF ."-rPort
| Jeryis Gnyetts.
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BrNMnsYillo

BRoWNsvILLE, Nov. 2,-lSpacisl T.
AT D o'clock this morniag baker rss
saoS through tho chea. at Mirale's
bakery, receiving ], mortal wound,
from which he died four hours later.
He said the wound was accidentally,
but circumstances pointed 20 Jusu
Custro rs the murderer, and no was az
rested and jailed.
Gnil'srmo Reyes, q prominent ran
chero, djo1 yesterday a. Lrredo.
Yesterday AZ Busramenle, Mexico,
frianda OF the rival municipal csndi-
| oaSes Vngaged in pi'ened sattIe, In
Shich three men vera killed Mud many
wounded. Soldiers in;srferaa and
stopped II.
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EMronrA, gas., Nov. 2.-This mora
Ing the Wslkup case vgs opened by
Judge Grsvea giving his instructions
10 the jury. rhoy are sAid TO b, very
impartial, lesvlngall n tho good iudg.
mspt Of tho Jury. sdr. Stoerry, OF
counsel for the proaecudon, occu p!ed
All the morning In addressing tho Jury.
He wi bs TO- 10 we'd by one OF the coun.
sci for ths defense.