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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

WEATnERFoUp, Aug, 2l.-lSpooial.l
Roy. }. b. Rankin, Of Austlu, late
agent for tho American Bible society,
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church yesterday AZ II a. M. and at
night. lie will deliver a lecture at the
Baptist church tonight on tho different
versions OF tho old mud now testament.
Tho Paker County Bible society moots
thero ia night.
Rows. d ". Broughton and j. ".
NOilord, of Dallas, occupied tho pulpit
40 tho Cumberland Presbyterinn
church yesterday, Rbv. Brouchtnn oo.
cupyirg the pulpit IN tho morning, and
Rev. WotlOrd Ia The evening.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Pres
bytury met AZ New Hup0 church. n
miles northwest of hero, last Friday.
Tho criminal docket Of tho district
court WAS takou up to-day; State Va
y. Mcconnell, for killing his child
was postponed
state w, II. Germany, charged
with theft of SioOr, Is now on trisl.
A number OF MINOR cases wore con
,inued or postponed.
Still very hot and dry; mercury 9.
degrees.
q W. Roach left this morning fol
, Abilene,
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Waco.

WACO, Aug. 2i-Lspecial, HAIRY
Bunting WAS Killed by falling brick
this afternoon, white working ip the
cellar, whic1 IA being constructed I'M
der Sanger B,c store The accident
is largely, 81 uut al ogethor, attribute
bio 10 his CBrv,essuVSs,
Is. s. Morris, g commercial traveller
sent his trunk down TO tho Missouri
Pacific depo last night, intending tn
leave ON tn Q q, M, trnin. Tho trunk
was broken uuru while ~ etuod ON The
platform, sec Morris laid Over THIS
morning he uiecuyored William LIE. n
black noar1, on Tho strbots win bis
(MorfisJ iGi ub rl. Tao negro wa-
arrested Ruu jti,d.
over 81 iorti .usrs. who propose be-
comiDg ciu2 sus. ~ * out paJurulisa-
ton pappre .0.doy. fhoy ars muslN
German and Bohemian iarmors, aud
they sre reminded up now ~ partic 3
pate In tho locsl optieu election Mon
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THE STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION
Tho foOl Agreement Formally Ratified
A Fight at Bonham Between II Sec
tlOn Boss and n Railroad Hand.
A German Suicide ut San
Antonio Prohibition.


GALVESTON, Aug,A,-[SpeCial. The
conference Of railroad managers and
general freight agents, representing
the various railroads composing the
Texas Traffic association, met this
morning at the Beach hotel, ana after
two hours session adjourned sine die.
The finishing touch was to-day given
the Texas Traffic association. IL is q
live thing from dSte. The POOL agree
ment was formally ratified and pool.
ing rates were agreed upon on cotton,
grain and lum Der. The rates on cot
ton and grain 20 into effect to-day by
order of Pool Commissioner Waldo,
and therefore the Texas Traffic aseC-
citation may be said 10 begin it's real
existence to-day. IL is understood
another meeting will DO held hore
next Friday, when the pool tariff will
be extended TO embrace
other commodities. In this manner
the entire tariff list will ber6yised and
agreed upon, and the new rates put
into Immediate effect from tiIuo 10
time. The rev RACES upon lumber 20
effect September /. Toe new rates ON
cotton, which went into effect to day,
are found below. The rates are for
one bale OF cotton, 500 pounds 20 the
hale,
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will not DO used until the troubles on
the Wabash have been settled. 10 is
said 1t was done by tho orders OF some
labor organization,
PERSONAL
Captain MGMurrav, OF She ranger
force, is IN tho city, but is relicont a.
TO his business.
Seymour Meyer, representing San.
ger Bros, Is in tho city.
Nj. j. Langdon, representing Klngs-
land q Ferguson, OF ~, Louis, Is also
here with his genial face and manner.
Raw. A. SOuler, of Waco, Is among
tho important arrivals hore.
ARRIVALS AT MANSION HOTEL.
Sam Q. Anderson, Cleburne; II. L.
Hntcherson, kentucky; A. Il. Con-
well, Dallas; II. G.. Bedford, Benja-
min; Frank Conway, Galveston; j, w.
Brady, Clehurre; William @. Graft,
Fort Worth a Denver railroad; j. j.
Nunally, city; W. WOxsism, Gaines-
willie; Dan r. Cole, M. Il. Cole, Miss
Annie b, Cole, Mobeetie; w. II. San
ders, Lonake. Arkansas; w. ID. john
son, Boone, Iowa; Joe Fowler, ALE;
Miss Eta Ball, MObeatla.
THE SOLDIERS.
Companies IL, r, ID and a, of the
Eighth United States cavalry, passed
through the city tonight, on route TO
San Antonio.
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TERRELL, Aug. 2.-[Specisl The
telegram sent to THE HERALD last
night, announcing that the "mouldors
Of the Terrell Iron Works had struck,
and would not go to work anti PAID
up," grew out of some Of tho employees
being on spree, and because they did
not receive full pay Saturday night.
They were paid mp this morning and
will continue work. The moulding is
stopped, waiting the arrival of car
logd Of pig iron. The machinery is
going 9hea6, and but for tho exception
Of the drunken spree of some of the
moulderS, oil would have been sQtis-
factory.
Colonel Stevsua, Of Dallas, is ex-
pected tonight with his stables OF
fieet horses, and will have two entries
tor tho 2-year-oli haif-mllo dash on
the 9th proximo.
Captain g. q. Mills and lady, Of
Georgia, are domicilod mt tho Harris
hotel for the season. His partner, Nh.
Porter, is expected in u few days.
Mills Il Porter bought the principal
portion of tho cotton crop in this
county for tho last two seasons.
W. r, Jones, the Southwestern
travelingpaseeDger agent for the Nash
vile d Chattanooga railroad, was in
Terrell to-day.
Tho irIapressible j. iom Wilson aud
i. r. Brown (High Toned) are again
in their old haunts. The court house
election viii certainly attract Nc
Smith, too; IL not, when, or whore
would these three meet agsiu?
MIR. and Mrp. w. NJ. MoGee buried
their infant daughter Gt 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. rs. Swami have
gone TO Mineral Wells TO rocuporate.
Major J. Nj. Cunningham and VIC
Reinnardt have both bsen quite sick.
DR.. DgShiGld ana family removed
from Keulmau to-day. We welcome
them as permanent Ci,i2ons OF Terrell
and hope ere long 60 welcome many
more Of tho kaufmanite5 to ON
ll0urishlnE city,
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Bolton, Aug. q Special Tho cell
ebrsted Echols murder case has boon
set for the 3lst.
About three weok1 since VIM, Nc
Call left his home near hero sud went
to Bartlett and collected small
amount OF mCnoy end lol there tore-
turn 60 Eeltcu G.rcc vLLC. Cmo both
ing hes been bocv O.. Eirr. Ecg. play
is rusrectgc.
pr. William bCUgl6, Of Austin. ar.
rived this afternoon 10 assist tlo Rev.
NJ, V. Smith, of the Baptist church, iu
a revival now in progress.
Cotton is coming IN 1t tho rate OF %
90 80 bales a day.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Aug. H.-lSpecisl. 1T is ru-
mored that the Knights Of Labor viii
stop work tomorrow on the Texas d
81. Louis railroad. They hold meet
ing tonight, whom o final decision will
be arrived AZ. The road made q very
liberal proposition TO tho mon this
morning, agroeing 10 pay two months
back pay inside OF 10 days, and the
balance of back time inside OF co days.
This proposition has not yet bsen ae-
copied.
The prohibition fight promises TO be-
a lively one I'm this county. The two
sides are well supported, and tho re
suit is auNiOusly looked forward to.
The whisky mon want the agony over.
Vhey are getting tired OF the agitation
OF the question.
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Pgcos CITY, Aug. I'll -lSpociaLl-
Merchants ON Cedar aud OAR streots
have dug two wells, finding an album
dance OF water a. the depth Of 10 feot.
The city council 10 thor last meeting
declared the hOgs and goat "A nuisanoui
also m ado a number OF other laws that
promise Va feop our new town cluan
and healthy.
mo new Il pot Will DO completed by
Saturday anu IN pronounced by uli 70
he the INCEST wet ct Fuit Worth. rho
railroad company ~ doing everything
thnt can hn done tn ngsis Pacus city
aud slow her 60 eaten up aud uoOu be-
como tho beauty IT Wsst Texas.
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raised his own weapon aud blew his
trains out HO was ldentin d this
morning AZ John Kohl, a respectable
young German, but lately over from
Munich.
Last night, while crossing the bridge
over Devil river, the west bound
Southern Pacific train struck two
women, mother and daughter. 1hoy
were crossing with their backs turned
tn the train. The mother, when sho
struck the water, grsspod bridge
support sud was taken out olive. Sho
win get vol. Tho daughter was ron
dorcd inaonsible by tho shock and was
drowned. No blame attached to tho
railway.
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MARSHALL, Aug. "a Special. J.
TEE HgRALp Q. yesterday containing
a full report OF the railroad meeting Of
the day pOvious, was eagerly sought
for Oar people sre thorOughly aroused
on this matter, aud are determined ~
leave no stone unturncd TO secure their
iights,
4 seasenable rau fell yesterday.
This morning Is cool ana pleasant.
The prohibition crAg0 has not yet
struck this neck Oi the woods,
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Ell PAso, Aug. "a. 3D. Special - Al
fred Giles arrived in town this morn
ing There was much speculation nv
his appearance here. lie stated that
no was ready and anxious Tor his trial,
~ hO was sur0 that Jury would right
him Mr.. Giles hga host OF friends
here.
Mr.. Robinson, president of tho Mex
lean Central, retiros from his office on
the lst. Who will b tho next presi-
dent is unknown, The business OF
the road IL increasing, aud a large
force that has been laid of has 70
turned to work.
The Mexican government has placed
several detectives NJ this puintt pre-
won't Tmugging. They have msds :
numhor OF arrests, aud the prospects
are that smuggling will soon discon
tlnuO,
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BoNuAN, Aug. "A Especial. Tho
pay car visited thorsIlroad boys to-day,
consequently there was moro or less
drinking. Dutlng a spree, section
foreman, named Downs, was seriously
Il not fuallv stabbed nv one OF his
men, sam BrRoy. There nre thron
wounds and ~ piece of ths knife Is yet
In his breast, Doctors sav tho wounds
vii not prove fatal. Bradley Is In
ioi.
Crops are suffering for rain,
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GREESvILLE, Aug, - Especial J.
John Black was today given three
years la the pom itentinry ror burglary,
committee near LHne OK last year.
An inufrt sting Cl'-iashioned camp
meeting Ia gong On near Kingston,
Yesterday Ivory person la Greenville
who could procure vehicle went,
white uthOrs pUard,d this train. Over
. 0l0 pUrsons were ON the grounds, and
n pleasant time was had by sll,
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BASKERVILLE, Aug. 2L-[spocial.l--
The boy Alonzo Jenkins, helil0r theft
from wagon yard IN this city, has
been discharged. He Is under 10 years
Of age, and no prosecuting witness ap-
peared against him.
More outrages pcrpCtrstod by tho
outlaws, jim and PAX L3o, nro 20
ported. This Time an inuilsnsive Cili.
zen was taken from his horse and
tortured for several hours by being
tied tO tree. llo was released with
tho usual warning givon by those out
laws that all suffered death who in
any msunoy should aid m trying 90
eject their CnpHufu.
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san ANTONIO, Aug. 2i.--TSpeoisl.l l.
This morning, at about o'clock, two
officers on Alamo Plaza heard cry OF
"stop thio'" and saw aman runnlngiu
his seek feet. They pursued and
brought him to a halt. onsof them
Cred his pistol in the air. The man
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Jefferson

JEFFERSON, Aug. 2l-lSpeciGL J..
Mrs. Garduor themotherofOur towns
man, MIR. John Gardner, died last
night 40 her home. She was a very
aged and vono rsb,o lady. Sho has
lived iu the county for many yoars.
Her remains will bo Inferred in the
city cemotery.
Messrs Jlseph Noy, =. Eldhdge and
10. a. Culbusou, Esq, returned last
night from the East,
There is every appaa. anco OF q fine
lnIn -dRY.
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BOWIE, Aug. 2L-tSpsclal.l Tho
hgut aud dust Is unboarGblc. SIN,
wocan't cure, so we endure.
There will DO public speaking here
On tomorrow night, on tho all-absorb-
w 'H.U. ur '.7 Uu Ion. Tho names
offNr tu..NHr lIEuU.s N-'n learned,
Tho puuA4, NoU.sH have t. 'ad
appointments aud assigned SPEAKERS
for various points IN the county.
A good deal OF wheat IL coming ~ Of
lst., though the quantity brought into
market Ia nothing like what IL would
bo were tho prices better. A large
por Centage of our farmers are holding
heir grain for better prices, when,
from tho general condition of this crop
over the States, II would soom fair To
presume they ought to realize before
/ long.
THE HERALD Ia eagerly sought after
upon the arrival Of the mails, now tina,
tho Gazette In Oor awhile at least
iunotus oflcio, and from being more
read, Is better appreciated than ever.
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vor OF Pittsburg. Nine innings were
played. Another game of Eve innings
was played this afternoon between the
Same clubs, and the score stood II to IL
in favor OF PittsbuTg
The people Of Camp county vote on
local option September s, next.
Rev. Il. A, Ros er,past u OF tho Motho-
dist church here, commenced q pro-
tracted meeting last Saturday, which
viii go on through this week. TIE
fourth quarterly conference win DO
held here next Saturday and Sunday.
The weather continues hot and dry.
The cotton crop IL greatly damaged,
and nearly ruined in many places.
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DENisoN, Aug 2i-ISpecial. l-Lato
last night the home OF w w. Fletcher,
situated IN tho southwest part OF TOW n,
was d, sttuN,d hy nre. No cause eau
he uud, ~ tntro had been NO hrO Ia
the kltuh n tho afternoon, nor was
unt lamp burning. IL was total
luss, atolt N,O0G insurance, Si00, on
furniture, clotniUg, etc., aud $500 on
huuan
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PrrsnuRu, Aug 2L-lSpoo.al.l-A
match game of base ball was played
moro to-day, commencing at 5 a. IN.
nd ending at II 8. n., between tho
Lone Star bspe tall club, OF Gray
Rock, aud the Lone Star club cot this
risoe The homo oiun were the Win
ners, the score standing % 30 = IN "a
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wELLnoRNE, Aug. 2i,-ISpeclal.l-
A cuttin ser apo between two negroes
nrcurruu IA Blrloslu county, IN which
IsiAh N,rtOl, aut 70 deup gasn In the
aide of Mnnrl Br1wn with n razor.
rhn trnn II W AZ ahnnt a woman.
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day. They will Vete solid against
local option.
kilograms from Hon. r. Q, Mills
announce that he is q%te sick and will
DO unable to ill his appointment at
HillsborO tomorrow, or at points in
AcLennsn county, but hopes to be
well enough to be 81 Waco 81 tho anti
prohibition barbecue next Saturday.
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LAnPAsAs, Aug. I.-ISpeciaLl-rh
casos reported 10 be dipniheria have
proven TO be only n severe form Of
ore throat.
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Colsman's Corn Mill S

VII '"tHW 4 NNIINtt bURk DtVHUH9
Invented In $50, continued and repeated
improvements since then keep them In the
TO copy after them and sell the limitations
on the reputation of the Coleman Corn Mil,
the "MSid OF the South" Send for y rices
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
No. Perdido st New Orleans La
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTt Der Z 1885,

To buslness men and investors generally
this Is an pportunity seldom offered, M
GOLDrItWA Tgwill be the nearest railroad
point q goueral distributing station for
the cOutlesnt San saba, Menard, Concho,
Mason, Mc)ullO gil aud II milton, and u
large AVID we'll settled plrt OF Brown Goun-
". living PslNGS on the town tract,
1895 feet above SEQ level,
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Tho City Nouonul bank hesilB doors
closed, bur tho bank examiner arrived
last night, aud hUa boon nj work GA
the bonks OF the bank all day, Ho IN
az mum as an oyster about tho sf,lrs
Of the bank, aud n h almost lnstanta-
neOus death o. newspaper men who
undertake 20 gat anything G1out the
affairs. Tho public viii b. informed,
though, ~ soon 40 anything noY o1-
ours.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-11
a Lesson in Finance.

Some years ago there lived in vii
lage, which is now included in the city
of Boston, a blacksmith. He was
master workman, had a large custom,
and the owners of fine horses, for miles
around, were in the the habit of briRg
inr them to Green's to be shod. One
day new customer, but not stranger
to the old blacksmith, drsye up. His
name was .B,odget. but he had passed a
season abroad and had returned consid-
erably Frenchided, as well as Angli-
cized, and his name had been trans
formed into Blogee. He wanted shoe
set, and after the job had been COM
pleted in the usual excellent manner,
he inquired,
"Ah, how much is the chawge, Mr..
Green2"
The reply came short and sharp:
"Half dollar"
Hawf a dollar! hsws a dollar!
Why, WEAKLY, I've been out Of the
country SO long that don't know what
hawf dollar is, don't you know
answered Mr.. Blogee, handing him
over dollar bill.
The blacksmith stood moment il
speechless amazement, then, thrustine
the bill into one pocket, he brough
forth quarter from another, and, hand
ing it over to Blogee with the remark
| :" thought every darned fool knew
a half-dollar was seventy-hve cents,
marched back to his forge.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-11
ADylCETO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick child
suffering aud crying with pain OF
cutting teeth? If so, send at once
and get bottle OF MRS. WINSTON 8
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEETuINa. Its value is incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
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cures dysentary and diarrhea, regu-
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wind collie, softens the gums, reduces
il fiammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. MRS
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING is pleasant to
the taste, and is the prescription OF
one of the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all drug
gists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle. my24 ly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-11

The Agricultural World, one OF
the best, If not the best farm papers
Of its class, is making a great sue
cess OF the plan inaugursted by Its
editor few years ago. This plan is
nothing less thaa the giving of ex-
haustive articles by the best writer's
on agriculture in all the countries
of the world. The articles from the
different States and Territories of
our own country are particularly in
structive and entertaining. Judge
Parrlsh's articles an "The Farmers
Relation to Law" are alone worth
the price OF the paper. Judge Par
IRISH, who is one of the ablest judges
aud lecturers in the West, will soon
leave for the South, with the view of
supplying the paper with series of
articles on the agricultural features
of that section. This journal also
has fine household department.
which makes it particularly attract
i've to lady readers. The price of
the agricultural World (now in It's
tenth year, is only one dollar per
annum (26 numbers). In clubs of
five, so cents each, six months. 60
cents; three months, 40 cents. Sam
pie copies, cents. Two cent post
age stamps received on subscription.
Address Agricultural World. Grand
Rapids, Michigan. my3l ly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-11
A Divine Bill OF sale Demanded.

A Divine Bill OF sale Demanded.
1t is related Of Judge L. S. Phelps,
father Of the newly appointed Minister
to England, that man was brought be.
fore him who was claimed as fugitive
slave when fugitives were liable to be re-
turned under State laws, and the coun.
sci for the m aster presented the ordinary
"proofs of ownership, such as iden-
tity, bill Of sale from former owner, but
none seemed satisfactory to the Judge,
when the counsel said:
"We have presented to your Honor
the usual proofs that the man is a slave;
will you please indicate what evidence
will satisfy the Court that the fugitive
is legally a slave?"
Judge Phelps replied:
"a bill Of sale from Almighty God. :"
This evidence was not produced and
the man was discharged.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-04-11
He Felt at Home.

The Boston Journal tells the follow.
ing: An excited Canadian incidentally
strayed out of his room in Western
hotel, and in a moment of abstraction
fell down the ten-story elevator we'll.
They got what they could of him and
laid it on the sofa.
''Don't disturb me-" the exiled Cana,
dian gasped, while an expression OF
ecstasy played over his features. "Ah.
/ haven't felt anything like it since l
used to ride a toboggan in my own dear
native land"
A peaceful smile slid into his face
and he was gone. He never came back.
He couldn't.
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KerI15
a s T II M a G u r. e.

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