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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-14
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We also offer a large and complete as
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canned goods, nuts and vegetables
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snae company, was In the city TODAY
sdJ using tho loss OF T. Maspley, Who
VAS burned out Wedn0Sday nirht.
Tesy settled for 1901 on S6e0 policy,
train. 'AA'
Late shis evening Mr.. j. G. Chestnut.
who ID In the employ of Elliott & Bro,
prescsted for pSy mant an account ia
Mr.. John Boles, who took
offnrse. and with his open kpiie
IN hand, abused Chestnut. who ueizsd
billiard cue, and was about to sail
into him, when Offiser Mlddletown
put In an appearance and arrested
both parties. Bond was exsctsd O;
Chestnut. but Bolcn was told to On
MONS sxd appear at court Monday,
| Deputy shetiff Morris this morning.
aires'ed John Bsuxsneour and Julis
| Whi'nsy for living together without G
nerrisHe lisense. They compromised
ina matter by getting license and
Soiug before Justice Q. j. Hinkle and
sroes.
Mr.. Frank Whittsell leaves TONER.
rev Ier Mckinney to take charge OF
lae baltimore Il Ohio Telegraph oflc,
ut that plscs.
| 3. J. johnson, the aucsiou csr, die
poseh OF his residence to-day to Mr.
hughes aad will remove to Dallas in q
few days.
l.. b, Johnson, of tho Binklsy houss,
won't over to Gainesville on the
0'clonk train TO spss6 Sunday.
Il. w, Cave, treasurer OF the Hous.
son q Texas Central railway, il In ths
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GAoRsKTowN, Oct. 8. -[gpsclal.l-
Yesterday afternoon Georgetown
was tarown into great state of excise-
ment, BY tho reported killing Of Char.
10y Coat, near Round Rock, by D. L.
Clanlon. Clanton was brought hare
by Sheriff Oliver last nigh. and lodged
10 Jail.
Your correspondent nt once went to
ths jsil and interviewed tho defon AMI
In rsfsrsucs TO tae killing, and ssssr.
tsinsd tho following: Clanson and hls
wife have pcsn separated for nearly
thfee ySars, and Dhe has began suit for
alvorcc, 10 90 trisd at our next term
Of court. Stanton, =. ysstsr.
sp d aud their chilfren ana took 4 lot
ai groceries for them, to tho house
wbsre Mrs. Olantan lives. ArrIyinx
ct tho house, no found IL vacant, and
rrocsedsd down into the fold, Wh.ro
ns found Mrs. Clsuton, Cook and
csvsrsl Of Mrs. Clxnton's shildrSn.
Cians1n informed her that he had
Drought the groceries there, and
wanted her to take them from him.
Cock, who was standing ,noar, turned
hia back on elantop, which csuscd
Clantan T., say: ri DONE want Epy
rouble with you. and / haven't come
after any," JuAt thsn Mr.. Cesk Picked
mp q large rtono and threw ID a.
O snton's, barely Iniasing ClantonD hss I
wren Cl~ntoa f1rsa. Cook throw three
stones aud 6lsnton fred three shots,
Two Of them striting Cook In tho body
k,iling him instantly, Clanton then
walked on chs litld, got into hia WACO
aud drove so Rjund Rock and sur.
rendered TO the marshall.
Tha general opinion il that Cloaton
was jealous OF his wife, sa IL is knewr
an effort was made by ClRN.oa TO have
he srans jury 10 indict Cook axd Mra
Clantou, several toras ago, for adult
cry. This examisiny trial will bring ou
tho particulars.
w. j. Doanoil, highly esssessod
citizSn OF Cornhill, ooHnitted suisld I
ON last Thursday morning. No osua
il known.
Mr.. Lte CLARK was married to Mrs
Alton Strsyhorn ~ tho Baptist oAu rsh
last Thurxday.
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W@thsrfOrd.

WHATHERFoRD, Oct. S.-[Specis. T.
Tho trial of. FL. Milliken was closed
tho evening, at 2 O'Clock. Tho Jury
having failed to agree, thsy were
called into court cad reported that
they stood as follows: Eight for ac.
qittsl, and four for nendlug Nillikon
to the penitentiary Cor two ysArs. The
court then allowed Milliken bali, aud
placed him under a $4,000 bond, " bjeh
was quickly given, his bondsmsn be
ing soms OF tho wealthiest mon in this
part OF the country. The general i'm
prssslsn Ia that this virtually clesrs
Miiliksn. As ho in rro;tv
we'll kaown in dinarsn. psr.
lions OF tho Stats, 1t will
be gratifying to his friends 10 know
that b, Is eat Of his trouble at Last.
q. Ray removed his boot and sso,
houss on the east aide Of the square, In
the Csrutharsi bioak to day.
J.i0. Dixon and Mias Mary A. Crcel
wore granted license TO iuarry.
The cotton receipts were gre bales: in
town prices ranging from 3 55 to 500.
A. thia writing IL ia reported II Of
Miss Minnie McGhee, daughter OF G.
". EoGhess 10 dying Bhe has bsen
sick for about ak weeks with fever Of
tho ts phoit type.
sheriff ". K. Baylor arrested
George W. Grow out fve rnilea soulh
" ntrswn to-day. There are five in.
diatraants against Aisa, three for forE-
ing asd two for swindlipg. Ho was
sppoiate& sdnainirtrator of hia fsthor's
estate, aud stands indicted az above,
for forging and swiudllng tho es.
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Grnnhuy.

ORANRusY, oca 3.-Ispeoisl 1.-THE
court hsuio was crowded this morning
by feicnss and fees, A. vol en- lauynn
aud spectators, al In osgcrnss, to hear
tho docislcn OF tho jury in tho cole
grated Millikep.Lea murder trial. The
Jury were out TIL ll:5l, wlop
ahey came Into she corts room, state d
thab they could no, agrso and were
d'ichnraed. They stood seven for so.
quittSl and Ave for tho psniisntlsry.
though the ave were divided ~ 20 ths
time. The defense immediately sppl,rl
fur bail under = writ Of hsbeas corpug.
Judge Nugont allowed MIilikon bnll
m Tho Aum OF $4,000, with Hlt.son.
Lewis and others ou tho bond.
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EARMYRaYILIr. Oct. 2-lG

FARMERsvILLr, Oct. s.-[speeial.I i
Soro cotton, cotton seed, corn, and
produce generally, wan marketed here
to-day than over known In tho history
of too town. IL iH estimated that a,
loRst 800 wagons, loaded with produce
sud wsgOns from the country, were on
the square during ths day. Crowds Of
people suIgsd up and down tho ptrsois
all day. Thousands Of dollars changed
sEnds. From the vslRAc " trade, DOL.
loaIlobH, o'o, IL soems q business re-
vivM certainly has snuok cur town,
The town Tonight ~ filing up with
tho advance guard OF Wsllncn's chow,
and We look for y perfect overflow on
Monday.
The crop outlook Is certalEly onoour-
sgtng. Weather cool and fires very
pleasant.
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ROUND Rock, OCT. ESPECIALLY Tht
shooting OF Charles Cook yesterday
looks llko an s,tomptt 20 murder In cold
blood. Clanton frat sent his sos, q
81 Nil boy, into the ileld, to find th,
whereabouts Of Cook. Eo than wont
and shot Coof, who was picking COT
ton, snd an he raised up, fred twice,
both shOte taking et.sctin tNs braa,t
aud lower bowels. Cook MORALLY
wounded Clsnion, and thon wsa. 10
tho houee and threatened 20 rhoot his
wifa. Clanton aud his wife have bs, n
separated for some tine, bis wife liv.
Ing near hsre, and he living In Lam
pashs oosnty. Cook was hired, and
works. 4 on Mrv. Clsntoa's farm. Nrs.
Clsnion 10 said 20 bs u good womsa
aud above suspicion, snd no csuae cav
hc oorjacturod tor Clsnton'a shooting
Cook.
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GAlvustOn

GALVESTON, Get. 3.-[spscial.l-Mr.
q. q. Sweeney, the newly, appoint,t.
collector Of customs for this district,
to-day forwarded his ofllcia, bond Ia
Warrington for approval. The bono
which is tor 100000, was signed by Nv,
substantial citizens, not one OF whom,
has over takon an Gctivs mart fn
solicsl matters. AInou1 the bondS-
mon are M. W. Shaw, tho jewalor: j.
u Lnbis, banker, sad George Fox. The
wealthy bRkor. L. is sxascsed that
Mr.. sweeney viii assume the dstiQa OF
week.
Arrived: Steamship Slmson, from,
Kristol, Easlsnd, and tho steampkip
Wosor, irom Bfemen. Cleared: Ths
Steamship Algiefs, for New York, Sho
Will sail Sunday. The ttsamshin
Woaar Is ono Of the largo ste.n,sra III
80 Br-mon liue and seldom wills this
port. She In lying In tho outer
hsrbor Tonight, and on bosfd
~ her ara several haudred ia.
tllre residents Of tho Lono Star
ss2.e. She scilsd from Bremen gar-
'emoer IL, aud 10 IL believed gs many
- 500 emigreNts will debarS hero 10
morrow for interior points In tho State.
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BoNnAM, Oct, a.-lSpesial.l-Hr. D.
j. Evans leaves tomorrow for Mash
vile, Tennessee, where no will sS
married 80 Miss Lizzie HondershStt,
miss Hondershott hes had charge OF
the music departmental tho Masonic
Female CslleSe hero for thros years
pasi, and Won for harsel; the love and
nstsem 81 all. They will return 10 Ron.
ham aud make IL their future home,
Major j. A. reitclier, tax collector of
FSnnIn county, furnishes us tho fol.
lOriag tabulatad statement: There
are S73,s9l acres, Waived At So Al, S0.;
city, N67O0i; number OF horses and
mulen, 1885, value. s6s2, 5o6; cst.ls,
1914, valne, sS2j,373: ] cks and ion.
neta, "a. value, ss9sO; ohssp, 1850,
value, $1,000; goSts, 100, vslas, sl72;
hogs, SAGA, value, $4,000; morchsn
disc, AO,3l7; cash givop 10. Sll9 Iei:
miscsllansoRs property, s9I7,95e rotai
value of all pronerty, Sc a6l 1857. State
tex, SS5 653; county, s9l,9l6.
Tho county jail has usves Inmates
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CoRsIsANA, Oct. 3.-[Speclal.l-
northor which has prevailed for the
ptat three days 70 increacod In ssvor-
ity that dcngue patients were more
nsmcroas, sad many new casea de-
velopod.
Our city h.E boon full OF farmers all
day, who brouget In cotton, uoArly 500
bales being received At tho ward, nnd
cold generally ut 8s2.
hr. l.. j Elser and vito are expectsd
acme Tonight from Northern trip.
Cnrirtiana Marchbanks, q slightly
daranged woman, Yaa arrested ana
pat Ia tue cslAboose, for presiding Ia
zoe. public straeis and raising a dis
turbsnce.
a quarterly meeting OF the Chris.
tian church Of this county, wsu hsld
this afternoon, 20 oanvaasthe eysnetl-
istic WORK done la its baha,i by q. A
Ferris. Ho reported "a professions rs
''hatasld meenug, AVID Il ut BaEstts.
Heavy work Is being dons through
out tho county on hridsar, and IL 10
though, that all roads win DO pssaablo
by thc time bad weather asia in.
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Arlington.

ARLINGTON, Dot. 3.-[speslsl,]-An
east-bound freight train WAS wrecked
at Village Creek, about three pailss
went OF this city, this morning, and
sovaral csra wero worry badly dam.
aged. No one was hurt.
Ths fourth annual conference of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church noutt
Ass bsen III session hero to-day.
Wagon load after wagon load and
bale after bale, ths grain ana cottou
sDsiea rolling in, and from this Tins
hencn Arlington proposes TO sinud al
the head Of Ito claBa and pay tho hi yh.
ess prices for all the products OF th,
farm.
THn HERALD's friends At Ar
lnaton viii never forsake Il. II IL
generally regarded as tho beat paps,
In tho State.
Tho weather is cloudy and eco
and some fears are entertained thai
we will hsve frost before the risiny oil
the sun.
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sold, and the prices paid. Brin L
Mchtenstain, 100; Nmmins fsrss., 100:
Ballard 4 Adkissop, 80; Dave Bin
lilo; Jalesoh d CnaSks. ION.
j.. G. Williams 4 Son, liz;
sims q Strickland, 40; Max Miller.
40; q. w. Gibson, 100; M. Levy, 20:
Pickett Bros, 1875; II. =. Anderson. 196::
a. Trippst 4 Son, lbs; s. w. king &
Son, 20; N. Brown, ~; Jake MinCer. "a.
l. & l.. Cert, 165; J. Fain, l40, mshinv
total OF 1881, hssiies what was
bsugst BY visiting buyers, PAris, Cor.
sieana aud Dallas being Represented
The price paid was from 815
to 9 eents. Good middliug avorsperl
800. The highest price offered by thr
buyers to the Alliance, In bulk NOT
sampled, wai 6.4S, and the lowest prior
set by them was S65. Tho split wss
sumsient to cause break, and the All.
lissoe broke. It II generally oouosded
failure and now termed ths
"s,4S Tsrmers' Alliance" The ware.
houses arc full aud thu dopot Mat
FERNS crowded. 8. p. Lsnssfurd;,
warehouse contains 500 and A. Is. Far.
lsy's l,000 balep.
MIRA. Buronah, mother OF John Bur.
ough, b0oA-kosper in tho Ttrst Nation.
o. bank, 10 hors Waiting relatives.
Tho friegan OF Win King, oar youns
cotton buyer, will DO GLAD TO learn tina
ne " up sgain from Q severe spell o.
fever.
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Calaett,

CALvnRr, ost., a.-Iapsoal.l Mr.
James Aifin, Of the Psc,fo Express
ssIabliahsd an ofiios here With Major
George Burck as asent. Tho Texas
Express closed its Office on the nrst
Wells, Fargo q 90. taking charge, with
ar. n. Hardy ~ agent, VIVA was for
insri, with tho Texas Exprets Com.
Mira. Saxon gave u temperance lee
tnre hero Wednesday and Tsurlday
Mira, Kilsoro wa, appointed county
osmmi.eicaer for the Now Orleans
exposition.
An ioe oroam. supper was
Eiyen last night for tho benefit Of
hstting up an exhibit for which Sal50
Whs realised.
Dan Rios 10 10 lecture hero ON tho
Itn for tue benefit OF the Calvert EI.
position yoclety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parish leave to-day for
Wootan Mills for short stay.
,hfa. Y, 3. Perry leaves to-day for
Waco, which plsoe eho will make her
future home.
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EMMA,

ENNIS, Oct. 8. Especial. = Cotton
has not been coming IN rs freely a.
our merchants expeo,sa. Many farm
ers arc holding back to bring
in next Monday and Tn.s.
day, the days sos by tho
FarmerS Alliance. Prices dur,pY the
rsok have ragged from $50 10 S.s5,
rickers are in great demand, INA
snriy cotton has, to q Grsst exteat.
fallen hbort. Che lass costoa IA do.nr
very Well and prornisns goo1 Weld
husiness at thia tims is ANYTHING bu,
satisfactory. TO our merchants, os,h
ssiaa running light and COLLECTION,
very slow. THO crop is NJ Least three
weeks later than nsusl. Wes,her vs,,
| cool and cioudy. ''''
| Tho combinad musical talent Of thc
oisy, under tho auEpicsu Of ,he Youmc
Lsdies Aid Sccloty. Of the Msihoojs Ia
Church, ontertninsd tho pcsplo la,
night at tho Opors House With thc
"Baymakers." msking a very rucrsss.
iui performances and roniisInr
qolto gooa amount towards
purchasing nar organ for ina
church. Many o! our citizens, who
tailed to attend, arc anxious 10 have
me performance repantsd. Professor
George Taylor, who kindly onduste,l
the ENTERTAINMENT, deserves rrssI
credit, sAS"'
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PARIS, oct s.-tSpocial. Twelve
divorces we're granted In tho dis.rlo.
court yesterday.
Hr. Wood Gresham oponod tho skat.
ms rink reason last night. A large
crowd or Young people assembled 20
participate IN TIE fun.
Captain W. u. Vosi mot with few
or our citizens yesterday and had a
number Of csnm,tteos appointed 10
look after tho interests OF Lamar coun-
~ In tho Now Orleans exposition. Tho
various products OF the county are do.
sired for exhibition.
John Alexander, charged with muir.
fer committed IN 1869, was lodged In
jail Yesterday, having been arrested
by Sheriff hopkins, OF Polk county,
ArkansaH. Deputr Sheriff Eurris M.
rested Alexander SOME msntht ago,
but bo managed % get away.
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HeUsTeN, Oct. s.-t5poolal1 - d..
trict court will meet Monday with the
biggest docket ever known, there be-
ing b25 cssss. This criminal court will
meet also, having II murdsr GASES on
the doskst.
To-morov msruing Megsrs. Blake
q Suitk, " Now York, owners OF tho
Texas Western narrow. guaco railway,
will Leave on a tear Of Inspection
over tho road. They ar, non comuait.
tsl, but report says they will remove
Iva financial embsrrsss msnts aud no
nov the building OF Tho limo westward.
j. Cash ehst himself through tho Ion
accidentally, this morning. DR.. psyles
suooestfully STIMULATED the leg below
the Knee, Hc liyes at Sandy Point.
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SAN AxToNI Vet. s.-[special,l-
ikxacia Cort bsgniO keeper. In
still ON trial In the diAtrlot court for
the murder, in July last, Of young
lswysr, Sid M. Sianiforth. Eight
Witnesses were examined to-day, civ.
ing no now tessimouy. Tho jxry ia
locked up until Monday. Public feel.
Ing is irtonse.
John Mack, young brakeman on
Tao Ierro, Carnil International Next
can railroad, was killed early thjs
morning whiie coupling oars It Spsf,
ford junction. His remains wsrs
crashed into = ahape!ess mass. Hs
was brought here to-day for burial.
DE has relatives here.
Last evening q meeting OF the San
Antonio Volktfcst association vaa
held 81 the Belknap Rife Armorv, and
me hnal arrangements wero com.
pletsd. A resolution was made that a
request should 30 made to the citiz ans
10 dacsrtte the1r stores and housea
curing tho -progreAS OF tho coming
Vslkhest. The chairman was su,hor-
lEeo 70 obtain room and 20 ,ure the
services OF clork to kssp the record
OF entries for tho various contssts, ana
also 10 obtain l'ss OF people whc de-
sire to furnish accommodations 70 Wis.
lsors on that Ose aston,
= lbsrt Friedcyick's saloon, on south
ticrss strest, was robbed or some 1i6
In sash recently, in very nystsY,cps
nnnssr. lie has reason 10 suspect Ils
shisf, but Can mud no clue TO inske q
ssae against him.
Dan sullivan, who claims to be ,
osother Of John l.. Sullivan, ths
champion aluggsr, was fined IS by the
recorder this morning for being drunk
and down. Officer James MANN
Iound him lying on Military plaza thi1
nornisg With his head across the
n,reot ser track, and he auoko him
true to HIS illlstrious brothers. blood
ne began to fight, and Martin was com.
PEELED to elf awhile. Ho took him owe,
20 tho bat cave. There he mad.
smother break, this time at ONCE
hah'' no was finally locked up IL
|
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MCKINNEY, Oct. a. Special "A
light uorther to-day causes things to
look wintry.
Mr. J. T. johnson, principal Of No
Kinney city scsools, invited the per.
snts OF the children TO visit the school
a. tho expiration Of the Frat month,
and ysstsrdsy evening quite a mum.
her OF ladies' end gentlemen called, and
wers egreeably entertained by the
school with speeches, Dialogues and
music.
1'bos. who specially distinguished
ihnmsglvos wers hives Bessie Nell,
Mary Msgrer, Eula Rsls'op ard NJ ~.
ter Fcsnk Howell. Lit'le Bessie Bell
rendered her piece remarkably vel
fer ~ wee BIT o little sweetness, and
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MARSHALL, Oct. 3.-[Spsolal, l-John
hstill,a colorsd school teacher, was
convicted yesterday Of forgery and
embezzlement and given Ave years In
the States prison.
Abe Bergman. chsrgsd with burning
bis wife to death, pslsdad guilty TO
mardsr in the second degree and VISA
given leyesrs in the peniTontiary.
Tho force In tho car department Of
the Texas Il Pacific road hap hess
very msterislly increased lately.
Tho Knights Of Labor will give a
grand ball at Isiialson's hall on tia
23d instant.
Ward rayor, OF JtmplicutiAh roto
riety, 10 Ia the city. Ward IL sheriff
Of Marion county.
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Bowis' Oct. a-Ispecisl.l-wc are
having llttle tssts OF winter tails
msrnlng. A chilling wind blows from
tho north, and the sand Is blowing
about In aus,s, almost amounting to a
sandstorm.
Inc cotton msrke. was active hero
yss,srdsy, considering the season Is
J ns sa opened. Prices ranged FROM
wv 70 $40. From % 10 40 bales were
business 10 not only brisk, but rush.
,ng ~ ne depot. several carloads or
sat two days, aud the force have ali
they can Do.
a good number OF wagons on The
streets this morning, and 3 GOOD lot Of
cotton.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Get. a. lSpecial.] Dave
Harris, colorod, dropped dssd while
walizing at aoolorod bali last night.
Ho was buried to-day by the U. n. f.,
lCdgo OF This city.
Our district court ia through with itr
business aud Ii preparing to adjourn
for tho term.
Everything IL 10 readiness for tho
higher courts, which meet hero next
A atm northor commenced blowing
mere M6p. NJ, and the thermometer
ia falling rapidly.
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Plttaburg.

PirTspuns, Dot. s.-lspecial.l-R II,
Heath, n prominent young merchant
OF this place, lefs here 10 day, accom-
panied by party Of friends, for Bayou
Lsohoute, Louisiana, whore no 10 to
he married Tuesday morning To Miss
Josephine Rob tosou,- q wealthy heir
oge. or that place. Tho er,ifo party
Will return. on Wednesday 10 Pitts
burg, their future home.
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eENisoS, Oct. 3.--lspecisi.l-Mr. l.
vaughan, an employee Of Tignor a
Moss carriage mandatory, met with
au accident this morning in at,omp,.
ing to run q buggy down the RUNWAY,
~ gos tho better 81 him, Knocking hi IN
on, . distnnco of IL feet, brcsltIng this
oone In Ills arm and badly cutting his
The Knights Of Labor adjourned
rom tho park TO. Gsllsgher's hall, for
uancinks ON account OF the cold
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Mesquite.

ME,euiTn, o,t, s.-[spscisl.l -This
evening Socti0a Boss Dclk, working
enc mic east Of tails place, observed
oslow tbs aigo Of tho railroad trssilo @
dosd man. Mr.. Dslk immediately
notified Esquire Rusel, who, With q
jury, tg now examining tho IN after. l,
ia Stcsrlsin,d that bis name ~ Fritz.
H9 vas walking = 81, Louis, Mlstsari,
aud prased Moequii, yesterday and
shil ks hrd chllls and venld ola room.
Sc was about 10 years Of aye, medium
sized, hskYy bsok hair and b:ird, y
gell-fuAsured jaw fece, wsrs . dark
short coat aud light pants, laced gSiter
shoSs and III Old itrsu has. toro
worse found on biz porsop, so opl Ia
Ia monsy, posth of tobacco,
. huuoh u coffee and . huncA Of sugar.
10 Wss by roma water under Tia trss-
Vie, and had gathered somo forke !
stlcEs, had q tlu o1s, aud ,fensd 20 "
In the nct Cf NJ akipg some Eco. The
supposiilon 10 that 10 camo 20 his
desth by chilln.
The Knights OF Labor will organize
here Tonight,
Strong Indications CT cold rsin 10
Eikht.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

GArsrsvILLD, Oct. 3.-lSpsclal.|--
The oRss OF the ssto vs. TEN AcDcn.
aid, ebsrgsd with theft, which occu.
pied Jusiiee Holmsn's court yes,or-
day, hss boon postponed until two
weeks hencs, ON account OF tho ABB
senos Of s1me Of doioudsnps witnesses.
Tho executive committee FOR the
North, Central and South Amcflssn
exposition, hold n meeting lsst might
ard appointed eub-sOmnittees 10 aid
them In csnvstsing the soustY and 10
solicis articles tfor exhibition a. the
show. Captain vesl's Walt rervsd 10
arouss the people on tbs subject aud
COOKE county viii be we'll advertised.
A largo party lett on this msrnins's
train for the NJ. Lsuis fair.
The grocery store OF Il. V. HsEie,
managed by Jay Kenpinsky, was
closed lsat hight by NJ. Levin Il Bro,
whs held bill OF sale on tho stock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

SHERMAN, Dot. Q. -[specisl.l-Abcut
Z o'clock this mornipg the residence
Of A. Jsnes, on College street, was dis
covered to be on fire. with tho ssslst.
encs Of some neishbors the fire wss
promptly exiinsuishtd. Tho damage
was sboni $50
Il. ]. Mum, or Austin, The special
fksnt Of the Commercial Fro fnsuf.