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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24

MINERAL WBLLs, Sept. d. Spe'
elal, District court, Which has bsnn
In session In PSlo Pinto since tho 18th,
adjourned Thursday, after having dis
posed OF some OF the most important
cases on the docket.
Dsvs white, msn 70 years old, was
found guilty az tk6 murder Of Motor
mas, and given ilVn years Ia the pspl-
tantiury, which will moro than likely
end tho old mans days.
Brooks tho printer, from Austin,
WAS found guilty Of burglary, and
given two years NJ Huntsville.
Owing 10 tho absence of witnesses,
the case OF the State Ys, Thomas Cot
ncy, accused OF the murder OF George
Ingram, was continued.
rhosa WSra about all lhh important
cases which came up foe trial. The
court goes from Ehls county 10 Hood,
whore court will convene on Monday
next.
The grand jury continued It's
labors antil after court adjourned,
and, after delyiug into all tho mischief
done In the county, only found 10 true
bills, three being against parties from
this plaoe, accused OF infanticldo, and
ono againAt our present county judge,
accused of stealing part OF tho school
money apportionss 20 this county IGst
year. This Ia tho same
case which caused the newspaper cen-
troversv between our eX.county attor-
nsy and tss worry pious preschor and
county judge, wherein the preacher
and judge threatened 20 bring sction
for damages. The 6ommisioners'
court ordered straight jacket for tho
or .,.p 81 gf,h A ...I
on soms OF kis uuruly prisoners, and
our county paper worry wisely suggests
that eur county judge be made TO wear
Is until he disgorges the school money
unlhwfully taken from the school
children OF this county and approprl-
stGd 10 his own uSs. The mills OF tho
gods grind slowly, snd the people Of
this county are just beginning TO find
out that tho mCst stfsble niGu is not
always the most honest.
Only about one year ago our county
treasurer land the most pleasing fell
low you ever metz abscondsd between
two suns, leaving his 6ondsmen with a
deficit OF near $4,000 TO pay for him (;
and now man who claims To he work
ing in the vineyn,d of tho Lord
in tho county, TO be guilty Of
stealing the chlidren's money, is
certainly WorEe than all.
We have had occasional showers Of
rain every day for the last ten days,
and vegetation Of all kinds is looking
like April. The rtocE.rsnge has not
been SO good for tan years, and stock
Of all kind ere looking sleek and fat.
The cotton fislds will not yield moro
than half crop, and farmers ere com.
planning bitterly at the pricas, and
many sey they Will devote more of
their attention TO rai2ing the cereals
in future years.
Corn is selling 90 tho square at from
30 to 81 cents per bushel, with but few
buyers.
Major Lawrence Kuefllv, of the os-
trich.egg fame AID the boss jaweler OF
the Ststs ia smong us, drinking min
eral water and hunting biz IL. He had
a Mexican paa-fowl Tor breakfast this
morning, and has been confined to his
bod eyer since.
Colonel f.. j. WaldrOn, OF Terrell, is
among us, and is 10 .jovial rs ever. he
talks RAILROAD, aud if we only mad q
taW more Ike him il would not be
long Gro the iron horse would be
snorting into our Little city among tao
hills,
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Waco.

WACO, Sept. 20.-[Special. Rev. Dr..
b, FL. Carroll, pastor Of the First Bap-
fist church, in this city, never fails to
draw large congregations, and es-
peclally when he announces special
subjecf, as to day. This morning he
took for his theme: "The Colored Peo-
ple-Our Problem; or Bricks Without
Straw,n and more than a thousand
people, representative men ana Wo-
men, turned OUT TO hear the sermon.
Several leading Colored men were also
present. DR.. Carrolls text was from
exodus, 1Come, let US deal with
them wisely" and was log
ical and, at times, pathet-
10 appeal for the negro, riyaillag
in many respects, Mr.. George W.
Cables article: .sThe Fceedman's
Case In Equity" The negro. said The
and he il here to stay. Physically, ne
ia untitted for 3 colder climate, and
our Intelligent colored man ana
p escher, Rev. l., G. Jordan, of Waco,
who has inst returned from Siberia,
declares that the Americanized negro
ca not return TO Africa. He is har9
by our action and not his own. We
enslaved his ancestors and brought
them here. AS matter OF political
and moral economy, it Is our interest
as well as our duty to deal with him
fairly and justly. The question OF
social rights will regulate itself, but
let us give him every right the law
guarantees him; let Us re.
member he is a man and
a citizen; let us educate and
enlighten him. He is poor and ig-
norant. The whites are intelligent
and the dominant race. It is our duty
to care for and protect the weaker. We
cannot repress or destroy this race If
We would. The Egyptians tried 1t
with tho Hebrews; Catholic France
tried 1T with the Huguenots. Both
failed. The Southern people are the
negroes best friends, and II the solu-
tion OF the problem Is left with the
South it will ba solved practically and
The sermon was lis
tene,' 70 very attentiyely, and made a
deep impressino.
Joseph II. White was seen by your
cUrrasppident to-day. White says II
Is utterly ont o. hts power 70 give the
Va illl ri ll 20 4, u.
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FOREIGN NE VS.
Mckee.
CAN'T PLEAD IMMUNITY.

WIN 4 I II .11kD I 1rl14 U II ~
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 2O,--Congrsss
has decided that Deputy Omaha, who
shot Hardy, al American, can MOI
judicial proceedings on account OF
being a member of Congress, and
he will be tried for murder before q
judge OF the third sectional caurt.
Minister Jackson has been active in
preserving the establishment Of legal
proceedings.
The American colony is 6esirous
for the re-sppointmen5 of Consul
General Strothers, it is being under
stood that the new appoiutee Is TO be
sent elsewhere. Strothers was re-
publican, but a valuable official. Dem
ocrats as we'll as Republicans here
favor his return.
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Thousands NJ persons in this State
alone ,re yearly running their eyes by
wearing casap spacLscles. BY the use
or Hawkes. CryStsllzed Lenses the
sight is strengthened and vision im-
proved. These celebrated glasses are
iityed 10 all conditions or sight by Els
enlohr Bros. " Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Gail and have
your owes tesled FREQ.
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PARIS, Sept 19.-[Specisl.l -Bsird's
minstrels played ut the opera-house
last night to fair audience, the
weather preventing many from being
present. Every one present was de-
lighted.
Mr.J. 1. Gumport, wife and child are
very sick.
The stores of our jewish citizens
were closed yesterday, it being the
"Day of Atonemsnt" with them.
Between fourteen and fifteen hun
dred bales of cotton have been re-
ceiyed, thus far.
Lse Anderson, blacksmith here, has
received patent upon hsme-festen-
or. The invention is pronounced by
all who have seen it . perfect success,
aud it will provo bonanza to the in
ventor.
The success of our free schools ia at.
tractipg visitors from abroad, several
gentlemen from GAINESVILLE having
ooMe to Investigate the system.
Rev. J. FL. Boyer, who has boen as
sisting Ia the Baptist meeting, re-
turned home yesterday. Tho meeting
closed t.
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A ParieIde,

INDIANAPoLIs. Sept. 20.-The Journ-
at's Marion, Indiana, special reports
the killing of Andrew Ow-
ings, farmer residing eight
miles from that place, last night.
Sam, q I7-ye ar-oid son, ascrib -
the act TO hts brother, Ira, aged 10. The
latter and his mother state that the
neighbors hsd attacked the house
with 4 view OF driving them from tho
A6ig AbOIhood, and that tho old man
was killed while resisting. Tho SONS
and the wife renamed iii bed after the
arrival of the officers, and during the
progress Of the Inquest manifested 40
interest. A verdict OF pArriclde w&a
returned. The two sons were placed
undor arrest, aud the mother will be-
arrested tonight.
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CLARKsvILLR, Sep. 2O.--[Speciai.l- l.
1t has been raining for several days.
1t Ia exceedingly windy, and tha pick
ing of cotton has been seriously re-
t4rded. The present indications are
that the cotton crop will fail consider
ably below the average in this county.
This section of the State is becoming
decidedly anxious for direct railroad
with Dallas. Our
people are "bnnking" on the future
greatuess of Dallas, and if the facllt-
ties for travel and shipping were good,
that city would receive R largo patron
ago from this section.
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Bonhan.

BoNEAM, Sep. 3D. Especial. -
The case of Benjamin Moss vs. Guy
Fuller, for $1,000 damages, and $4,000
exemplary damages, was concluded
yesterd sy, and q verdict in favor OF
defendant was given. The cause Of
this suit was occasIoned by Guy
Fuller stabbing Moss about a year
ago. Fuller was tried at the time on
charge Of an aggravated assault aud
was fined.
The Bonhsm brass band has dis
banded. They allege that toe NOR
chants and other business men refuse
10 give employment to the members.
L. was splendid band, and should by
all means have bean encouraged.
District court has adjourned until
Tuesday next.
Mr.. White Ragsdsle's auction-csr
attracted much attention when ii fell
in line with the circus parade, drawn
by eight fine mules. II is MANI moth
aucti0n-house On wheels.
john Black, colored, who escaped
from the calaooose here last May, was
recaptured to-day.
MI. Ii. d. Markham, of New Orleans,
is in tho city.
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UnumIH IIH.. ..t..fN
f|s Hl..fHI OIL 10000 N
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fnHrH H|m. emil ..f .IH Ht|u..
tffn Hf. H.s. NI..II Hft auH
'Hfn.H fH H.H.H sIrI |" .H
flif0 tt WfY Iuf'afIUf N. E4t. 'H.
lahl0fUf Fi.. be- H..|H OPTIONAL r'.H
HffI.f
United ''.fI u.fr.i Attorney
Nrt.Iu ..H ... .fwHu 'l.f .r,
sod FI'. .. I..uH before lH Tn.
LpTnt, 40 4u..u go u.IslL.., aulr
speech Yesterday, la oontsnding for
high bail for Joseph A, White.
Public sentiment IN rather settling
against tho aleotriolight contract,
made by tbs city onunoil Friday night,
snd unless material reYiilOns ar0 made
10 may not he adOp'ed.
Cotton receipts 10 date, 1900 bslos.
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HENDERSON, Sept. 20.-TSpecial.l i
News has just been received here that
w. J. Graham, an attorney Of this city,
has been appointed diatrict attorney
of The rourt judicial district 10 fill the
unexpirsd term OF j. 81. Garrison,
who resigned. Mr.. Graham is an able
lawyer and n deserving young man,
and his friend rejoice At tho honor that
has bsen conferred upon him. From
his success a. county attorney his
course in his new position is expected
to DO crowned with splendid success.
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TE1ARKANA, Sept. 2O.-LSpecial.l-
Last niSht, at IL o'clock, fire
broke out in the Alien Bros. planning
mill, destroying it completely, in q
short time. About year ago tue Al
len Bros. had their mill destroyed by
fire, The fire last night was uldoubt-
eddy the act of an inCendiary, as q
short time ago threats had been made
TO burn ont the Allen Bros. Loss,
S. 600: no insurance.
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AUSTIN, Sept. 2o.-[special.l Some
excitement was created here last after
noon aud day, by some one setting
atl0at runOr that Esv. +. NJ. Smoot
and two others had pronounced symp-
toms OF yellow fever. Their physician,
DR.. Burt, declares the rumOr absolute
ly false. The parties are oHly having
a severe case OF dengue fever, with no
symptoms indicating any disease.
State Health Officer Swearingen, is
down with danguA foyer.
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Bueklen'a srnica Salvo.

Tho Dest BNlye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tover
sorcs, totJer, Chopped hands, hilblSins,
corns and all skin oruptions, aud pos
lively cures plies, or no pay required.
Ii is guaranteed to give perfect ratis-
cents per box. For sale by w. II
Howell Il Bro.
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. T.. Springer, OF aechsnicsburg,
PennsylvEnia, writes; al was sn1ictcd
with lung i6vSr Add abscess on lungs,
ana rciusGd 10 walking skSlsIon.
Got frse trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
which did mo so Much good that
bought a dollar bottle. After uAing
Jhrse bot;l6s, found mysolr ones more
q msu, completely restored 10 health,
WITH 3 dsaf;y appetite and gain in
lesa OF 4s pounds"
Call at w. IL. Howell 81 Co.'s drug
store and so5 Tree trial bottle Of this
certain cure for ali lung diseases.
Largo bottles 81.
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Every lady uses Pozzoni's medi-
Gated complexion powder. It is q
household treasure. The madame
finds it impossible TO go down town
without nrst rubbing it on. II the
baby cries, enc gnss " the puff-box.
II tue tbe '5ld usn' comes home
rallied Or obRfa3, esc tuse business is
dull etc., PozEczi'e 20 Tder cools AID
alsys hls troubles. then all is glad
sorle 10y. No family eaould be with
osb ls.
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Single SculI Race.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. pa single scull
race on Creve Cnur Lake, this after
noon, between Gaudaur and Harry
Parker, three miles, with turn, for g
purse OF 5000, Gaudaur 20 give Parker
five seconds, was won easily by Gau-
daur. Time: Gaudaur, 2l:l5; Parker,
2l:5q
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"THE REMEDY so favorably NJ
Did she Die?
nNol

mo.
"Sao fingered and suffered along,
pining away MI The time for years"
"rhu doctors doing her no good"
Sand at last was cured by this Hop
Bittors the papers saw SO much about"
"IndsDi! Iudeedn
"How thankful we should he FOR taat
medicine"
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THROUGHOUT SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 20.-Throughout Spain
yesterday there were 9oS new cases OF
cholera reported, and 1857 deaths from
the same disease.
IN SICILY.
ROME, Sept. 2O.--The cholera reports
from Palermo, Sicily, for the "a hours
past, Show 25S new cases and ia
deaths.
King Humbert hopes to visit Paler-
mo shortly.
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lui n't Influences afs beins hf0uaht
nTf M lienfY Dfnnmnn1 Won
fnl .iish spgelAl envoy Tho pOfie
Ht. 20 IL sendinga commission ~
t.fH ~ Inquire into AIS condition ui
Hnn there, In conjunction With u
ILL.,. H.snuf umisaiDu.
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LLAT TIM aounT nIhsInA nOra.

var rHH COUNT otnsLHA nors'
sf. PhTEhsnuEs, Sept. R.-lt IN
hoped in snurt sirslss here that
tho siHnhtlrF poWorA OF tho
berlin tfea.y will Bettls The
Roumelian ttJubles, amioablv kseplns
IN sight the past grievances Of tho poO-
plo, Austria, 10 is thought, vii prob
ably annex Bosnia nud Herzegovina.
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A uaugnter's Misery.

"Eievon years our daughter suffered
on bed OF misery.
"E'r0m complication of kidney,
liver, rheumatic trouble and nervous
debility,
"Under tho care of the best physir
clana.
"Who gave her disease various
names,
"But no relief,
"A1d now she is restored to us in
good health by as simple y remedy es
Hop Bi6tsrs, that we mad shunned for
years before using it,"
THE PARENTS.
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ANAtcnI.r MnnrINa.

PARIS, Sept 20-A meeting oi en-
arohists wss held here to-day, In tho
neighborhood OF the Baurae. Tho
meeting broke up in arrow. Many
persons wore wounded 10y shots from
rnVglVprs.
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FNfHi
Al FliH stopped rect ~, klin6's
rrsst norvs roft0fer. ~ fita after first
days nsn. MfIVelouH cures. Treatise
and ~ trlni hotlle frce 10 nc oagaH.
Sand so Dr, Kline, p3l Arch street, Phil-
AdNlphis, PaunHylvHuiH.
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sP1in-8eEnisny.
No TnAcE OF rHE anRMANa.

NO IIIAOIs UF THE uINHNN"'
MADRID, Sept. 20.-The Spanlrh
man.of-wsr Aragon has returned, She
established garrison ON tho chiof Of
tho PsleW Islands. No traces Of Ger
mana were discovered on the Islands.
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d.. ScOtt'A Cocoa, heoi Iron aud
Phosphorus, Quo ~ tho hest t0niGs .0r
lnss ~ nppetita aud debility, Try 10,
For gala by Hickox & llohrna, PAft0r-
s0n, Cloger & CD., Joh House and
HDggll BfDa
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Cnnlnra preHentiEe,

Many intelligent and experienced
persons, bssing their opinions on ex-
perienco in past epidemics, firmly be-
love that cistsrn water is s. preventive
Of cholera, and are having cisterns
built to store the winter rains. The
more the better.
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Arc you mNda M cradle by iudlges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow tEinr Shiloh's Vitsl,
l16r IL . positive cure. Sold by j. H..
Williams.
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Cst.rrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh'a CNlaTrh
Remedy. Price 30 cauts. Nasal IN
jastor free. Sold by j. L.. Williams q
IN
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For lame back, sido or chest usa
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prica Is
cents. Sold 10y j. Il. Williams X 90.
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Juat try bottle OF Dr.. SCOTS Cocoa.
lion and Phosphorus. For sale by gll
druggists.
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Turkey.
THE EAST IN AN INFLA,tMABLE coNDI-
TON.
PARIS, Sept. 20--It is feared here

that the Rorineliaa trouble will lead to
general Euronean smbrogiio, The
East is MOST infiAramsbie, and serioUS
results are anticipet9d.
glIE PORTE oBJBCTs
G0SsTANTlNoPLE, Sept. 2,--DoTer-
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OrInman nro.nhod todar on nIfor.

sigu Mlssibn.,p il selng ths regular
quarterly occasion for that subject. A.
night no preached on "Tomp0rancp," II
being the day sot for that subject by
the general assembly OF this Cumb0f-
land Presbyterian church,
Our people aro greatly pleased 10
hear, through tho columns OF TIE
IlEn In, OF tho great Huccosi Evan
NJ Williams held meeting more
800 months ago, and has many
I' .ds IN this community.
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ConsIcASA,Sept 2e.--Isaeeial l-'che
Yong MEMS Christian association,
szsisset by the ladies' Auxiliary
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THE PARENTS.

Rfw- None genuine without IS bunch
ot green Hops on the white label.
Shun all the vile, poisonous stuff with
HHop" or Ar ps" ia their name.
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rbfeq ..ifHllrrsnl .HH hIsH, iH
oIff, h.Is. IUl tf1.ftds to na
tstFtI1 tl.Hr'1H l rnniit iI'
~ 49,. arIfualnnihH' IN ufl =
d. a .urN II fun n.r.fU nj
IH.Ia bad l.. .rI fUI..
tpfsIIl. l.h .If.'fg ...f
.44r 1HrratH iH I"h ."
a.. H1r1 msd1 D.. '.I.f ... .It
uyl NthletfIt fhfif .IIH
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Cleburne, sspt. II, 1886.

NoIE.-*Ot course, Mr.. Cleveland,
you will not suppose thatI wrote these
simple truths concerning money for
your instruction. BY no means. l.
write Thorn in this open letter to be
read by others, hoping that some who
may read them mny be- brought to un-
derstand how this simple subject mas
been mystifisd and abused for criminal
nlrpoaSs, 3. j. @.
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Advertising Cheats!!!

EIt has become 80 common TO begin
an article in an elegant, interesting
style,
'Thon run il into come advertise.
ment, that we avoid sill such,
"Ani gimply call attention TO tho
merits Of Hop Bitters in az plain,
honest terms ~ possible,
"To induce people
"To give Them ono trisl, which so
proves heir value that they will never
use anything else"
"THE REMEDY SO iavorably noticed
in all the papers.
"R9igiou8 nnd secular, is
"Eavlng a large sale, and is sup.
planting all other medicines.
"rhere is no denying the virtues Of
the Hop plant, snd tho prOpriefora OF
Hop Bitters have shown great shrewd-
ness Hnd ability
fla compounding medicine whose
virtues are so pRlpable to every ono's
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Y0ung and Ffidd'a Aged Men
n SURE CURE.


The awful effect of early vice, which
brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all its awful Ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, CoEsUNIPrIoN,
sets In, or Pnlpitation OF the Heart, Timid-
ity, Trembling, Nervous Di charges, SO
much TO be feared, Lack of Ideas. Sadness
of Spirits, Ugly lmaginiugs, Dislike TO
Social Life and BrOoding Melancholy.
MARRIED MEN c. 1859 entering on
that happy life aware fFhvsical Debility,
EXcitabiiify OF the Nerves, or other lrIegu-
larities quickly asSisteA.
NO MINERALS UsEp.-Young people
losing their health and spending time and
money with these urskilled and unqual-
fled to treat them, causing fatal disorders
10 the head, taroat, nose, liver and lungs,
stomach and bowels SPEEDILY CURED.
DIX. w "A 5 5 Z RCUG
Consulting Rooms, 726 Elm St., Dallas.
Alprlyate matters cured. Parties treat
ed by letter, and medicine sent q. o. ID.
DR.. Wassercug is a regular graduate -di-
ploma In oilice-lS years practice.
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AN OPEN GgTrgR
ruNsrlrUtoNAI bI0oUB0l0N

e. Wsiss tso nssidstt if caHf' lis
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-03
Alleged Lawlessness.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. S-A CUrirr.
Journal special tells of the doings of band
of ku klux or Regulators, in Grayson rcun.
ty, which oflate have been going the round,
at night, whipping and otherwise outrasing
persons who fell in their hands. About 20
of them surrounded the house of family
named Forbes, but the Forbes brothers fired
upon them and succeeded in running them
away, killing James Sally, one of the Regu
lators. 1t is said that the Regulators have
whipped helpless women and have made
threats to run parties out of the county, and
not long since whipped an old man named
Tom. Green nearly to death because he did
not get along with his family. Bud Ora
ham was also whipped so that it is thought
he will not recover.