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Ni'y iiVpchAg AFanAicffeu lcetufdhy,
The residence OF Mr.. G. u. Vreoland,
No. $50 Ross avenuo, was sold on yes
terday by his agents, Murphy. & Bo-
lanz, TO DIR. Withers, recently from Vir-
giuia, for $500. Tho doctor aud his
family came to Dallas short while
since, and having become satisfied that
Dallas would be the metropolis OF
Texas, and shows his faith by his in
yestment. We welcome You, doctor.
Messrs. Murphy & Bolauz also sold
I r Mr.. Leopold Cohn, his residence on
HARDWOOD street 10 Mrs. Elizabeth A..
Porter, from Mexla, Texas, who will
now locate I'm Dallas, for 5000 cash.
Mr.. William A. Huaon, deputy county
clerk, purchased, through Murphy &
BolanL, beautiful lot In the oak grove,
south OF CASTOR avenue, isX2vO feOt, aud
VIII build a home for himself and
mother M once.
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AN FX.sHERIFF.
The French Like MIpistor McLaln.

Pans, March 2S,-The Gdulois, refer
ring to the appointment OF Gov. McLain,
a. American minister to France, says;
tits tho best possible selection that could
have been made. He has made many
visits to Paris, and has In many ways
show n n liking for France, TO which
country he is linked by marriage, being
n brother in.law TO Baron dc Bergin,
formerly member of the chamber Of
deputies from Savoy.
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The world.renowned Notre pame.

The Sisters OF the most noted Catho-
lie ladies seminary In the United States,
the famous Notro Dame, at Goyans-
town, near Baltimore, Md, on the 90,h
OF last january, made public a card,
certifying to the beneficial results at
tending the use OF Red Star Cough Cure
in that institution. They state that they
found II efllcaci0us alike Tor relieving
coughs, expressions ON tho chest aud
irrita,lons OF the throat. The Board of
Health endorses IL.
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CASUALTY'S 81 CATALOGUE
MINE DISASTER AT M'ALLIsTgR.
Twelve Operatives Instantly Killed
More OF the West Virginia Fam.
Inc Misery-A Big Fire at
gainesville Mishaps,
Mine Explosion at MeAnister.

mine explosion at McAllister.
DENIsoN, March 2s.-[Specisl.l-At
McAllister, Indian territory, an explo-
sion, caused by powder smoke and coal
dust, occurred last night at 5:l5, in nina
No. Z. The following miners were dead
when reached:
James Aiken and son,
John Williams and son,
Joseph Reed.
John Martin.
Robert Mastersen,
John Gold.
A. McCay.
w. G. Peterson.
Joseph Stevenson.
Brat Cox.
The damage to the property is only
slight. No other men were injurei.
The accident occurred Just before the
men quit work and all had left the nil
but those named. The bodies were moi
burned or mutilated to any extent, the
men being killed by the force of the ex.
plosion. The funerals Of those belong.
Ing to the societies of Odd Fellows and
Masons were held to-day, and the 9th.
ers will be inferred tomorrow {Sundayl.
and the burials will be largely attended
me officers of the mines are doing All
IN their power for the families of those
killed
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MARSHALL, March D. Special. lin
the year 1869, d. b. Bumpsy, United
States internal revenue collector for
this district, died. In examining his
accounts 1t was charged that he was
deiaulter for large amount. Thereupon
suit was instituted in the United States
district court at Tyler against his sure
ties, w. Il. Scott, Reuben Knight, b. II.
Martiu,W. Il. Miller and VIM. I'm bdon-
stock, 10 recover the amount, and iudg-
mont by default was entered
up against them for $4,000. In
1878 the United States court
buildings in that city, together with the
records including this fragment, was
burned. subsequently negotiations
was entered into with The authorities in
Washington aud compromise effected
on basis CT $500; this was promptly
paid, and the matter was con-
sidered settled. Not so, however.
for yesterday the government insti.
Juted suit in the United States chan.
Gerry court at Jefferson court TO set aside
the compromise settlement, aud also
one I'm the United States court at Tyler
20 restore the destroyed records that
ere burned at Tyler, wherein $50 ,0OC
was adiudged against tbs sureties.
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snirl,ln M Iirnnhnn

BRENNAN, March ., - Special -
Frederick Korth, German, 90 years of
age, living five miles from town, sui
cided yesterday afternoon, hanging
himself with calf rope under a corn.
crib shed. lle had dressed IN clean
clothes, and hung his hat on peg
under tho shed, and adjusted plank
and jumped of, his feet nearly touch
ing the ground. Ilo had a line farm aud
was out OF debt, but WAS In bad health
and dsied with rheumatism. This was
his third attempt az suicide, Deceased
had resided In this county for IS years,
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given to the jury yesterday at
O'Clock p. m. The Jury have
uot yet agreed agd a mistris !
Is Is very apt to be the result. Connsa1
ior tne defendant refused to allow the
Jury 10 Do discharged, and the court adj :.
jSV,urhed at 10 O'Clock last night until
me grand jury adjourned last Tues
ahay, aiter returning GO indictments.
T T9out nan OF thsm being for felonies.
i; hhey report crime to be on the increase
IN Limestone county. 0"'e
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IN stnhblue nf - Nilleh,lI.

AUSTIN, March %. Special. MIR.
lobe Mitchell, the G.lbs-Democrst cor
respondent, after being stabbed last
night by AltNaooor sampson, calendar
clerk OF the senate, uied proiusely, aud
twas with difficulty tle low OF blood
was stopped. From The eyidance Of
Mitchell and other witnesses, the stab.
biug was done after Mitchell had turned
and was walking OF from Samps n to
prevent = difficulty, aud the circum-
stances warranted the grand jury In
session 90 bring true hill against him
Tor assault with intent To- murder. Ho
was arrested this afternoon, but
pr0nn-lv Ravn hill.
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UndelIyerdl Telegram.

Following are the messages remaing
on hand a; tho Western Union tolc-
graph office, corner Elm and Lamar
stroois; parties can get them by calling
from 10 10 n. m. and from 0 TO Up. m;
A. G. Petri, New Home Sewing Ma.
chino CO., Mrs. Molllo Laa, Nathan
Frank, u NJ. Osborne & Co., DeStofano
Bros l2), II. J. Rods X Co., Stomons &
Field, Emma A. Mccoy, J. NJ. d. & B
Co. n. L. harry.
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Tho RaIncys uoId

GAINESVILLE, March 2s.-[Special. l.
The preliminary Trial Of the Raineys,
who killed Constable johnson and
wounded Deputy Floyd, was concluded
this evening. The evidence against
them was very damaging. The justice
refused to allow them bail, and imme-
diately remanded them to Jail.
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Postonice omoial.

KANSAS CRY, March 2S.--Frank W..
Clarke, register clork at the
union depot branch postonice,
Pa this city, was arrested
thls afternoon charged with riding
numerous registered packages In tran
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Tho aIinntnnrn.n

WASHINGTON, March 2S.--rhe war de-
partment is informed that the Oklahoma
boomers intend to invade the Indian
territory next Monday and march dit
rect to the Oklahoma lands. Gen.
Hatch telegraphed today that Capt.
Couch had Informed his followers that
lney would not move 1T the time pro-
and number about 900.
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Two Men Killed at a Horse Race.

GAINESVILLE, March 2S.-l Special %
News has just reached here of another
bloody silray in the Indian Territory.
The facts reported arc as follows: Dur
ing horse rnce which occurred q few
miles north of this place ON Bitter
Swreeki dispute arose bUtweOu William
watson and u man whose namo is not
learned here, rosulting la the death of the
unknown person at the hands OF Wat.
s9n, short time Afterwards brother
OF tho unknown man approached Wat
son and shot him through the heart,
Killing him instantly.
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A Fractured Arm.

A sad accident bofell the little son OF
Mr.. J. S. Daughorty, yesterday morn
ing. The little fellow, full OF glee, was
jumping on the sidewalk, when he slip
ped, aod falling on his left arm, sus.
tanned a bad fracture of the limb. Dr..
Johnson attended the unfortunate lad
aud dressed the limb.
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Gen. Grant.

NEW YORK, March 2.--Gen. Grant
did not sleep before midnight, and at
that hour Col. Grant administered
hypodermic riorphia, and the general
then slept. Alter breakfast he went
driving in Central park, accompanied
by Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Sartoris and Mrs.
Fred Grant.
DIR. Douglass, when seen tonight, after
leaving the residence OF Gen. Grant,
reports that the general had
passed a good day; had slept
from 2 to 0, O'clock In the evening
and after breakfast went to drive. IN
the afternoon he drove out again, ac-
Commanded by Senior Romero,
ex-senator Chatfee and DR..
Douglas. He was rather
quiet in the carriage, not talking as
much as usual. DIR. Douglass said thore
was no marked change in
the generals condition dur
Ing the day, nor any complaint,
he took food regularly and on returning
from the afternoon drive enjoyed an af-
ternoon nap. He retired about 1880
An anodvne is being given to Undue o
sleep. The regular consultation take 8
place to morrow.
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jefferson Davis Health.

NEW oRLsASs, March es.-A special
20 the Times.Domocras from 'Blloxy,
Mississippi, says jefferson Da-
Wis Is suffering from a
return OF his ,heumatisrn,
complicated with tho breaking out OF
his old wound, which ne received In
Mexico 81 years ago,
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The Fire Record.

DENIsoN, March 2S--lSpeclal. -. II.
Simmons residence on Houston avenue
was discovered ON ire about ( o'clock
this afternoon, and in few minutes
was totally destroyed. A part of the
contents were saved. Loss, about so
OUO; insurance on building, 81 200. In
LoAdnn & Liverpool sud Glnhe; on con
tents, 500 in Oakland, OF Columbia.
AT GA1NE,NIi rkNAs.
GAINEsVILLC, March D. Special. -
About . O'Clock this morning ire was
discovered In the back part OF J Il.
Burch's livery stable, aud as strong
wind was blowing from he north tho
whole building was soon Ia u blaze,
There ere three men sleeping in tho
barn, but they did not scuvor the Gre
Ia time to save anything. They cut the
halters OF some OF tho horses and n lew
escaped. There were 80 head OF horses
and mules Ia the stable, some Of them
very valuable. The ropo which held
the door up soon burned In two and the
door closed, thus cutting of all
chance OF escape FOR the
poor brutos. Their shriel,s were
appalling and sounded like the agoniz-
ing cries of human beings. After the
fire sickening spectacle presented X.
self of % Charred and smoking ear
casses. A large stock Of carriages, bug.
gies and other vehicles was consumed;
also a large lot OF feed stun. The ire
company was early ut the scene and but
for their timely efforts some of tho Load
ing business houses would have been
consumed. The loss probably amounts
to $4,000 Burch had his stable and
stock Insured for $500, but many valu-
able horses and buggios belonging to
citizens we're a total loss.
At ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI
ST, joseph, Missouri, March 9S.-The
Buchanan county court house in this
city took fire at $3.50 this morning. The
inside was completely Quilted, except "A
wing containing the office OF recorder of
deeds ana the county court. The pro.
bate court, The county collectors Office,
with all its records and books, wero de-
stIoyed. The records OF tho circuit
county court are safe IN tho vaults. The
law library, valued az $4,000, Il a COM
plete loss. The county Jail was saved.
Tho prisoners were removed. The build.
ing cost $3.50 900; insured Tor 10000. W.
B. McNutt, O. ief Of the lire department
was fatally In urrd.
At WAYNE, TEXAS.
WAYNE, March S.-ISpeciaL About
1 o'clock p. m, yesterday, u tiro alarm
was sounded nj the mills OF Clark, Boloo
& Woodwork, aud an hour later the
entire mills and yards containing
100000 feet of lumber, were almost do.
SPARED Of The fire originated In one of
the dry kilns, and Tho Kiln aud It's con
tents were totally destroyed. The other
kilns and runways were saved. When
tho fro was under control, another
broke out at the furnace, 100 yards dis.
tRnt, but was soon oxtiuguished without
damage. The loss will not exceed $500.
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Admittedto Bail.

MASON, March 2S.-lSpecial. Charles
Gatlifi, who was indicted nearly year
ago for the killing of Garland, was tried
before District Judge Moursand yester-
day on writ of habeas corpus and nd
mitted TO balm the sum of 5000. Cat
IN was brought back from Kansas
where he had been until lately.
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ASnnll nlnrn-

Tho 6ro alarm was sounded at
o'clock this morning and the engines
were out, but for little use
G II proved to DO only
y small wooden structure Just
back Of Mayors garden, which was
burned down. So far "a could be ascor-
tainod, there was no other damage
done.
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An old Lady IIiown Tn.

Mason, March S.-fspeoial.l- Mrs.
J. A. Morgan, whilo smoking sooth.
ing pipe, lot drop n coal In trunk con.
tanning quantity OF powder aud wa,
badly injured by the explosion that fol.
lowed She viii probably loose one eye
and an arm,
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Aaair, Al Abil.p,,

ABILENE, March H. Correspond.
enoe. MIR. j. W. Archer, a contractor,
to-day informed the HERALD CORES.
pondent that the time FOR binding was
never more propitious in this part OF the
state, ~ base my assertion" said Mr..
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Injured BY a Tall.

HAWKINS, March Is, - Special -
Frank Mabroy, justice OF the peace OF
this precinct, while driving into town
this afternoon, fell out OF his wagon,
sustaining serious, but not fatal In.
juries. The wagon striking stump
was the cause OF tho accident.
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Criminal Courtn Al ,,roosbeeck

uRoEsBERcK, March 2s.-lspecisl. l.
Joseph Altman, charged with the muir.
oer ois. ). Dennis, ON September 9, 1883,
was put upon trial Wednesday last.
iae argument. closed aud the case was
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ul,Arm shot out.

Bolton, March 2s.-Lspocial. MIR.
Charles Dockum, young clerk In Keys
n Let's clothing house, while showing
his strength llitiug sacks OF shot, this
evening, had the misfortune TO have his
arm dislocated. Surgical aid was at
once procured and his arm set.
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Another Republican D.fan,tar

oswEdo, New York, March 2s.-City
treasurer Crawford has been missing
since yesterday morning. Investigation
OF MS books shows a shortage Of over
S26,OVO. Speculation was the cause. "
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wAsniNoroS, March 2S,-tor tho west
gulf states, Fair weather, rising temper
aturo In the northern portion, falling
temperature In the southern portion,
winds becoming variable,
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
GosLING'S MURDERERs,
chair Trial Begun-A Double Killing In
the Nation-The Vernon Vendetta
The Raineys Refused Bail
The Austin Stabber.
Hal GoslIns,s Murderers.

SAN ANTONIO, March 2S.-[Special. l.
This morning, in the federal court, the
Assring on the writ OF hsbeas corpus OF
hs prisoners who are charged with
hang concerned la the killing of Mar
,bsl Hal Costing, Deputy Marshal Man.
nnp was the object of considerable
mIosty. Although recovering from
Ts severe wounds, he is stin very
ssak, OF the business on the train,
Ia said he was sati SIZED all the prison.
ara we're in the car when the shooting
commenced, with the exception of one
If the KrOut boys, who was in the la
dies' car at the time. Brannon, Carroll
md Ceiestino Yeager kept seats near
me prisoners, Brdnnon or Ceiesti ma
Yeager offered the prisoners bottle of
whisky, from which the prisoners took
one drink only and handed IL back, Man
ming stated that ho saw Pitts get pistol
rom Mrs. Pitts from under b n arm.
and as soon rs the cry of "gentlemep.
throw up your handsp was given, Man.
Mig began firing at once. Pitts shot
GOsling in the head. Witness stated
that he saw it distinctly. After that the
prisoners began shooting at witness and
hereturned the lire. After ne had shot
The first round, he walked down the
aisle and reloaded, fired ascend round
and was beginning on the third round
when the prisoners left the car, He
,tates that Conductor Fowle, (who SAWS
be slew Mrs. Drown, mother OF Mrs.
Rtts) and Deputy Marshal Loving,
who were present when the shooting
began, left the car, and he saw them
only after the sflcay was over. A BEN
eft given Manning at the Fashion
beater last night, realized handsomely
4 Desperate Escaped Convict Captured.
RUsK, March % Special. l-Gordon
Walker, deputy sheriff of San Saba
county, yesterday brought here
a1 ay s aSsSeToa 70 F. w. P %nsgs
sias knickendall, whom he captured in
Kimble county. Wallace is one OF the
three cOuvicts who escaped with their
guards shotgun q year ago, and
who killed Sergeant Taylor about
five miles from here while
trying TO re-capture them and will be
tried for murder. Kuickendall fought
ana comes here with two
gun.shot wounds, but will recover.
Tho state pays $25 and the
fheuds of Taylor $50 reward.
Irby, tho guard frGm whom the convicts
escaped, is indicted for wiliully permit.
ting thoir escape. lie was captured in
louisiana few weeks ago, and Sheriff
Reagan, Of this county, went with n
IeQuisition and brought him here, aud
be is now in jail. Wallace refuses 10
.ay how they got tho gun, but the proof
will be strong against lrby.
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There will DO special service of song
at tho Commerce Street Christian
church this evening at ESQ Quaitettos
aud n vocal solo by Miss Virgo Holm
aud perhaps Others may be expected
aud a largo audience will DO In sttond-
supp.
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$ FIR THAN EvEp

"shAtsias o .
9st AVERY Low PRICE,, sn on innsnsr o~
Astersl AUG
nv Elm
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sIrleLon MIN rnrnI,,I..

JEFFERSON, March 2S,-tspecial.l r
captain A. U. Wright, ox.shcrlT OF
Marion county, was stricken with par.
alysls this morning. lie is resting easy.
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npouHds standard graduated sugar
forN At Thompson a Wuller's, Ross
avenue aud Pearl street.
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II pounds standard graduated sugar
for 81 at Thompson ~ Woller's, Ross
avenue and Pearl street.
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IA pounds standard graduated sugar
for 81 ut Thompson d Weller's, Ross
ayenss and Pearl street.
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IosiuorfoWs
Look out for tho embroidery sale al
BOuman's.
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Several unlmportant oils were passed.
X, NJ. Johnston WAS elected ~ ala-ge
majority to index tho journals al,r the
legislature adiowus, aud 20 DO allowed
80 days Time, 10 IS per day.
The committee 10 investigate Tryon
SAT all tho afternoon. The Testimony
was taken In writing. Tho report viii
bo Tor dismissal.
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Neurological.
+. 5. WINSTON.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-F. $.
Winston, president OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, Is
dead
AN EN.sHERIFF.
MASON, March 2S.-l Special Frank
Garner, an old resident and ox-sheritf,
died suddenly after few days illness.
He leaves q wife and two children.
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Messrs. Henderson, OF Lamar, and
Bishop, OF Denton, AS "a committee tor
the house or pro,ontatiyes, on Satur-
day purchased IA elegant tea set, which
will be presented on Tuesday 10 the
Hon. l. Il. Foster, speaker OF the house,
IN :. onnlllon Of his aorxlees.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

The Mexican Orchestra. which returns here on
Friday, May 20, at Plymouth Church. is the organ
izstlcn sent by the Mexican Government 10 Men
Orleans for the purpose or rendering typical Mex
lean music at the Exposition. Mexico has estab.
l!shCd rational conseryalories FOR the purpose o.
osiering her National School OF Music, and ID
members OF this orchestra are students and pre-
fessoTs drawn from those establishments, and thds
his orchestra Is what its name implies. IL com
prises some twenty-five or thirty performers each
one an artist Their soloists rank high among liv-
ing musicians. Senior a. Figueroa. their violinst,
finished his musical education in Paris and be-
came Fist Violin at Pas-De- La-OIers, and was the
recipient oil the FIRST prize OF the Conservatory OF
Paris. Seno- Juan Curii. Premier Harp Solois., is
leading professor in the principal conservatory o.
Mexico and is the bearer OF ST prizes on this in
stTument OF Mexico, Spain, France and Belgium.
Ser or EncaTnscion Garcia is the greatest living
performer on that most difficult OF all string in
struments, The Salterio. Tt Salterio has ninety
nine heavy strings. and is played upon with metal
thimbles worn on the fingers OF the performer
and while IL is but little known in the United
States is not uncommon in Spain aud Mexico.
Senior Carlos Curt Is said TO be the only real artist
on the NyiopEone tho has ever been seen IN the
United States. Seniors Andres De La Vega. An
tonic Cuyes. Pedro zarinsna and Mariana Pagani
have won distinction on the guitar aud bsndolon.