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HnARNE, oct. H.. Spsolal A dif-
dculty occurred last night botFeon
Dr. hasnlt, lrpminont physician
ard druggist Of our tom, aud rhomss
MucE. Muck bad assumed q dobt due
Dr. Bsssit, from a Mrs.. Flynn. De-
Bassi,t me, Muck "a clX's saloon last
night, and dnnued hin for
an. Hmouat AucK VA drinking,
and became aNRsp-raiod sud heapel
u an III. Bg'si the INST uuli mitad
shusa DR.. hts-i,t rqutsiot tim U
dasisi several times, stuin that hu X
was int0xlc ,tsd, nut huck became
more pfOiuso ia hts abuse, Or. Bat-
,itt', patience becoming exhausted,
truck Muck Ia tho face with bear
ga.s, wher0upou Muck undertook u
draw u pi ,tOl, and DR., Bassitt, seeing
the effort, rushed ON him with an open
kuife Rnd uug him In ms side, near no
kidneys. MucW's wOund i painful,
bu, not dangarOuS, ami no IN resting
oASy thig mOrniug. d.. BassitpS hc'
ton was purely Ia sslt defense. He
regrets deeply the affair, and would
uos have had u happen IL no could
have avoided II.
A great many negroes ara emigTatin2
TO Reagan, and It's runpIeu thet tnefe
will bs a mig exc ius 10 ksnst1 soon
ConY!c. labor is driving them out.
Hesrna has town goat Of tho billy
persuasion who will eat anythiBB
from a tuTnip 20 y town pump.
Mrs. W. n. Griffith and children lett
ThurSday night Tor Deuton, Texas, ON
a visit 70 mo father aud mother Of Mr..
Griloth.
Rev. Mr.. Castle has been conducting
a serins Of nestings NJ the Episcopal
church this week,
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shsraaa.

SHERMAN, Oct. lS.-lSpeoial' The
gentle non who went from our city u
the sac OF town lots at Pecos, ro'
turned this morning, highly pleased
with their trip, snd are loud in their
praise of the nsw city OF tho West,
SUNDAY IL q Vra ~ day for our young
men o. visit Dcnison, and this mora
ing, according 70 custom, quito num-
Der went over on the Dooa train.
Tho "GOod an Gold" combination
which has been In the city since FRI
day, filling their engagement, loft on
the o'c ock train Tor Gainesville
whore they play tomorrow evening.
This afternoon, ae per invitation, O
numbar OF gentlemen assembled al
the race.track to witness the
presentation To Il. A. Ryan, secretary
Of the Driving Park association OF the
finelv.appointed Office, which num-
berof his admirers had fitted up for
him. Jud 20 Oils, in few VOL chosen
words, made the presentation, when
the recipient acknowledged Ia neat
speech, thanking his many friends Tor
their kind romemDrances, and promls'
ing In the future, as III tho past, to
labor for tho advancement OF the Sher-
man Driving Park association.
The friends OF Mr.. Il. A. Ryan, vino
had subscribed for iittingup his office
ut the race track, were considerably
cbagrined upon reading an account OF
il Ia this mornings HERALD. al they
intended 1t for surprise. But they
never mentioned secrecy 10 the CORE
spondont, and a. matter OF nows Ii
was put In. l. did prove 10 bs news to
Mr.. Ryan, as the first intimate he
had Of 4, was upon reading It in THI
HrpkJn
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A Remarkable Mar.

OwINsvILLE, KY, Oct. 12.-Ahout
four miles east of this place there re-
sides a man who Is indeed prodigy.
The name of this wonderful man IL
Reuben Fields, and he has but one
developed faculty, this one seeming
to take entire possession OF him, driv-
ing all other thoughts from hie mind
In early infancy he was apparently
much as other children, but in ex-
treme youth he developed wonder
ful precocity, or rather super
even then solving difficult prob
lens with apparent ease and with but
Iittle study. This became a mania
with him and grew ss he grew, to the
exclusion of all other branches OF
thought, until finally, without know.
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lns dnaIe ngufs o. latter of ths
alphaigi lie hoe ane tho pefftot Inssief
OF tho science ~ mathematics Iis
has been tested by the most scientific
mon ~ this profession, aud the
answers Ia the most difiirult problems
thht they have bssn able "a prOpOund
ar az his llngerA' End, the Invariably
correct solution being given In IA la
stant, quicker than Thought
Az an instance OF his romnfkeble
pOwOrs, hO has noon known ~ henp
more than dozen clerks busy IA lah-
Ing Invoice of stock or goods Tue
deed, his knowledge aud application
of tho nGiauoa of mathematics FAR on
coed anything that the most sclontlhc
| mon are gblo tO comprehend. An.
othsr phenomenal ohArsc teristlo OF
this man IL that he can toll the tiie1 to
| a second, either day or night. AwAk'
ened from the aouudast sleep no can
| toll YOU, without hesitation, precisely
what time 40 Ia. What Blind Tom IN
70 music, Reuben Fields In TO matht-
mates; and, like that iilustrlous idiot,
this Que branch pbsorbs his entire
mental capacity. ~
Another popularity OF Fields Ia MS
uttnr fearlessness OF snakes. In his
childhood he manifested q fondness
for those reptiles Rud nAdo them his
plgytGipgE, ard, arrange 20 say,he Was
mower biLtsn, though he handled with
great carelossuess and Freedom the
most poisonous species. He IL very
supersii ious, AID belleveB his extra
ordiuary powers direct glfts rom his
Creator, and says tnRt were he 10 TO-
veal his secrets, or use them for th0
purpose Of gaming more man
the necessities Of lifo, 10
would expect 10 be deprived
of them Immediately. He has MGR
than once refused offers of handsome
salaries. His parents died some time
ago, since which limo Fields has beon
rowing around among his kindred,
staying with each u creator or less
length OF time, according TO tho near
mesa OF kinship.
He Ia very fond OF p aging checkers,
and n ~ said that ehas never yet mot
his match at this game. He Is annoyed
great deal by people vino arc curious
TO SEQ his extraordinary powers OK
hibited, Gnd he sSys that this Is his
greatest trouble, Tor, whether no VIII
or net, when 4 problem IL presented'
Tho solution ~ bound to fash through
his mind Cincinnati Enquirer.
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AieSin,

MEXGA, Oct. ls.-LSpocial, The
lumbor war, whlch has been raging
for several months ~ this place, was
terminated this weeK, and both yards
arc now ssllng At Sl5 Per 1000, in
stead OF $40, as nOrstoiore. While tho
cut - prize has b5en Of incalculaol g
bsnefl % tns farmers, yet Inc LUMBER
mon have lost beRYily, ~ they could
not lay the lumber down here in the
Yards AZ tho prices u. which they were
30 ling.
Cotton still continues 10 pour in at
the rate of 80 10 800 bales "a day, and
tho merchants are happy no much
over tho great amount OF goods sold,
but the promptuces with which the
farmers are paying up the old scores.
Mr.. II. Clay Watson, u prominep;
business man, and the junior member
OF the large firm OF G. l.. Watson d
Bro, who has boon quite i'll with the
black jsundlce for the last two weeks,
is stillquite low, and from the attend
ing ply sicians we learn that he ha-
grown gradually worse in the last q
hours, and all hopes o. his recovery
are despaired of. do Ia unconscious,
ard has been for some time.
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JAcKsBoRo, Oct. 1s.-tSps3iAh Yes
ten day was the Farmers' Alliance day,
and az o'clock there were 90 bales o!
cotton in town, tho bidding being be.
tween James w. King, d. G. Brown
aud a cotton buyer from Bowie, (name
not learned). ID. q. Brown bought Che
entire lot ~ cents.
James w. Kuox has bought tho lot.
store house and stock of goods OF No
Keehan Bros. The understand nG
here H. that McKeehan Bros. will &c
into the grocery business at Seymour,
Texas.
Tho foundation of tho court house at
this place Ia being laid.
The weather Is exceedingly dry, az d
rain ia needed verNmuch.
S. Il. Psrrets and Mrs. M. A. Conway
were married last night at the Mstho.
dist Episcopal church, Rev. j. G. Pat
man officiating.
Sill Start, Esq, is very rick.
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Colorado City

COLORADO, Oct. 1S.-ISpecial.l-Th
morning ab)utl O'Clock a desperate
attempt YVES made by two villains TO
enter the house of Mrs. G. w. john
son, of this city. Mrs. johnson has a
boarding no use here, and her family
consists OF two daughters and one
nephew. They were aroused by de
mand for entrance, and found two mon
at the door, who threatened their lives
unless they were admitted. Mrs.
johnson gave tho al arm and the ras-
Gals ran away. Officers are on their
track.
Rev. Whittle baptized 10 OF Major
Penn's converts in the Colorado river
this evening.
DIR. Compton reports 100 cases of dem
que fever in the city.
Fred w. Braun, prominent drug
gist OF this city, was attacked by fever
last night, and is quite Ill.
Cattle shipments to-day, l,35I.
A man named McGarvin, who
bought a ticket to Fort Worth yester
day, got on the train aud was put OH
between here and Fort Worth, re-
turned to day. He says the conductor
did not give him a check. He will
bring suit against the railroad COM
pany,
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BOWIe.

BOWIE, Oct. 1S.-[Special.l-A fine
rain fell here and in this vicinity last
night and this morning, commencing
before midnight and raining continu-
ously until after 8 o'clock this morn
ing. The rain was badly needed, as
the ground was very dry and hard
and but little wheat has been sown as
conse queuce. Stock water also had
become scarce in this part OF the
county. Wheat will nov be put in SIS
fast as cotton picking will allow.
Yesterday was another big cotton
day in Bowie. Tho exact number OF
bales received was not learned, but
the receipts were very large.
The testimony and argu ment OF
counsel in the Fondree murder case
were concluded late yesterday even
ing. This jury, after being out seven
minutes, returned verdict OF not
guilty.
The grand jury adjourned yesterday.
The result OF their labors was the pre-
sentation OF considerable number OF
true bills.
r. c. White, Esq, 9 well known
lawyer of Mckinney, is spending
day or two in the city.
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HII.LsBoRo, Oo'. Is special r.
TnE HEhALD reporter Jaw Sheriff
Tom Ball to-day, and learned tho fol-
lowing OF thu capture OF Tom H. Var
nell. Sheriff Bell, ever alnos hi cleo
ton, has bsan making special efoIt.
10 make this zrrss'. GA IhursdAy,tho
18TH OF EUis mouth, a, a0ou. . o'clock
y. m, Mr.. Bell WAS LA Masdaliue CITY,
New Mexico, ana at that time Anh
place pn.cured the arrest OF Narnoll,
Mr.. Ben got out q wRrrHst thera for
VnTnrll and, in company Win the
sheriff tttrr, CHARLIE Russell, with
two of hts deputies, and NJ. BELLS
deputy, Bill Mckinney, Effected tho
arrest. MT. Russell, with MIS- two
deputies went into tho house whore
Varnell was, and arrested him, Mr.
Bell told him ha would have % walt 10
get requ sltion 10 briug him out II
New Mexico. Narneil told him he
would not require 10, but would come
peaceRhly TO Hill county with him,
aud this mornin Z, on the lO:3J
tain, Aessrs. Bell, Mckinney anu
Varnall got OF ana went 10 the jail,
where NsrGe!l now IT, Narnell takes
a seusiula view of the matter, and
quietly awaits the action that Will be
takon in tha case. The charge againat
him L. an indictment Tor the murder
OF ono Jonas Lsud, co nmlttod IL this
county on March b. 49,,
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Total since September /

BUYERS estimate that Mt least 10000,
and probably $4,000, additional bales
will be received during tho season, so
IL will DO seen that Waco IL holding
her own. despite the railroad pool
rates. The stock Of cotton in the
yards and st the congresses to-day ~
3, 72i bales.
Captain Boggs, formerly connected
with THE DALLAS HERALD, has been
appointed by Mr.. Johnston, of Corsi'
cana, who is Texas commisrioner-in-
chief to the New Orleans Exposition,
special agent TO write up the various
towns and cities in the State, such sta
tistics TO be printed in pamphlet form
for distribution at the expedition. He
will also procure PHOTOGRAPHIC views
Of the leading public buildings In
each city. Captain Boggs will at onc9
make D tour OF the State aud carry out
this work.
At the First Baptist church this
morning Mr.. s. w. Chambers and Miss
Il. L, Fowler wero united in marriage
by tbs pastor, Rev. DR.. Carroll. Mar
rying goes on lively, az licenses were
issued to II couples last week.
Nearly avery day in The district court
couple Is divorced. These latter,
however, are mostly cOlored people.
The funeral of the late j. w. Tinsley
took place this morning and wss
largely attended.
Weather rainy aud stormy to-day,
with good indications of a norther.
There was no trouble to-day about
the Sunday law. IL is observed nomi-
nallg.
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FoRT WORTH, Oct. 1S.-[Special, j
Dan Ryan, well-known sporting
man, died this evening from o relapse
of the dengue. He was formerly from
Kansas City.
Mr.. lobe johnson LETT this evening
for Cisco.
Mr.. J. Lee Burton, Of Galveston, is
doing the Fort.
DR.. II. H. Chiffon, of Dallas, is regis
tered at the Pickwick.
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Calvert.

CALVERT, oct. 1S.-[Special, MIR.
j. w. Laffsrty, after an illness of sew
eral months, died last night. Mr.. Laf-
ferty will be inferred tomorrow after
noon with Masonic honors.
J, w, Jones, OK sheriff of this county
also dep parted this life about the same
hour last night. He was followed to
his grave by large number Of friends
VINO deeply mourn his loss.
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ARLINGTON, Oct. IS. - Especial j
Rev. Mr.. Stockton, presiding elder of
this district OF the Methodist Episco'
pal church, South, preached the dedi-
catory sermon of the new Methodist
church at this place to-day. Owing to
the very disagreeable weather, the at
tendance was small, though but little
trouble was experienced in raising tho
balance due on tho building, which
amounted to only about 500. This is
the finest church In Tarrant county,
and would be al honor to any city.
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BABY HUMORS


NOR Cleansing tho skin sni scalp Of
II uirlh HumOfs, IuT allaying Itching,
Hurnin. aud Inflammation, Tor .ourin. the
nfst symptoms Of kekeIns, isoiiatis, MIX
Iuat. hcald Head, Hcrofula and other
Inherliea skin and blood diseases, CuIi.
CuHA, the great skin Cure, ana tufiouhA
ROAP, AN Ofqisito skin Beautifie exter.
naIly, aud CUrICuHA RrsOLv ESI, The new
Hood Purifier, internally, are inhiiibio'
Absolutely pure.
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Turkey.
Turkey.
THE COILEcTIvE NOTE,

SOFIA, Oct. 1S.-The collective note
presented to the government by the
amb assadors stated that tie powers
had resolved to ASSET Turkey ia queli-
ing the rebsllion and in unfolding the
existing treaties. 1t also warned the
Bulgsrians and Roumelians not to
commit excsssas. for which they them
selves must suffsr, without nope Of
outside assistance. The government
is dealing sum msrily with the frontier
sgita.ors, and several of tho leaders
have been imprisoned.
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sERvIAN TROOPS IN GOOD CONDITION.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-The Servisn min
lister at London has received advicss
from Nlssa, bearing date of Friday, TO
tho effect that the Servian tfoons bave
not advanced beyond Pyrout. King
Milam still remains at Nissa. He re-
viewed the Eervian troops on Thurs
day. They were found in excelleu
condition for a campaign.
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MCKINNEY, Oct. 1S.-[Special. Last
night about IL o'clock Deputy City
Marshal Ballew, arrested a negro
woman for creating disturbance at a
negro dance, when Harvs Ktrg q
negro attempted to release the woman,
striking Bsilew in the face. The
deputy drew his pistol and shot King
in the stomsche from the effect OF
which he will die.
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Nit. Pleasant.

MT. PLEASANT, Oct. 1s.--[Speciall -
Mr.. James Carson, II well-to-do
bachelor, residing two miles north of
town, had his barn, containg his entire
corn crop, about $50 bushels, and 1000
bundles of fodder, burned on Friday
night. 1t is thought to be The work OF
an incendiary. Loss, 5000.
Judge w. P. Mclean, district judge
of this. the Nineteenth judicial district,
is at homo to-day, having adjourned
court at Boston, Bowie county. yes.
erday. He will convene court at
Dangeriield tomorrow.
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NEW York, Oct. 1S.-The final ar
rangements for the Irish demonstrs.
ton, to be neld at Tammany Hall
on Wednesday evening, have been
completed. Mr.. Charles A. Dana
has been asked to pre-
side. It is expected that
$4,000 will be realized as a fund to help
elect the Parnellite candidates In Ire
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england.
WANTS A ooNFERENcE-wHAT ReUME-
Liza DEMANDS.


Liza DEMANDS.
LONDON, Oct. l8.-M. De Giers, the
Russian foreign minister, made over
lures to Lord Salisbury and Prince
Bismarck in favor of conference at
Berlin TO revise the Berlin treaty.
Lord Salisbury disfav0rs tho proposi'
ton. Prince Bismarck replied that the
time was ipopoortune, the elections In
Francs and England leaving tho for
eign policies of those countries uncer.
tain.
NJ. Bratians, tho Roumelan premier,
in an interview with Prince BlSmGck,
demanded that in the event of the
alteration of the frontiers Of the Balkan
provinces, the line of Roumania be
extended south of the Danube, go as 70
enclose Silistria, atjsdeck and Balts-
chuk, and that Roumania have the
right to fortify those places.
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PARIS, Oct. 1S.-[Special.I-A teach
ers' institute was organized yesterday
at the Aiken building, Judge M, J.
Hathaway, president, j. @. Hunt, Sec
rotary, William Sanders, treasurer.
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Mesquite.

MESQUITE, Oct. 1S.-[Specisi.l-A
slow rain has been falling nearly all
day, which will be detrimental to cot
ton gathering. Cotton is turning out
better than was at first expected, ard
three weeks more fair weather will
put our people nearly all out of debt.
Tho new twO-story school house IS
in course of construction, aud school
will commence On the first Monday in
November.
A good many strangers are in town
daily, and business i. good.
A nsignborhoad colt show in town
Yesterday attracted considerable in.
Ierest. Many Of the finest blooded
colts in this section were on exhlDltlon
The rain viii prevent large attend
ance at the temperance lecture which
is to be given in town tonight by DR..
james Young.
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sid ted pssss fspIfts, The esnVffH
..f .a.I b. NH1 uwnHft ~ thH ift.
re- ras resulted ~ neatly enough -.
v.ffi-tfE psffnnass hainR ASSURED flr
theui tu mHkH the venture, aud 4 IL
more thaa pf01shis thst the enlef-
prise will be- stsrt1i, bus with Whist
surutHs N eili moot, n pf0bienaiinhl
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"rERRIBLY AFFLICTED 4"

Mr. aad Mrs Everett stebblns. .Beleher.
town, Mass write. "Our little boy was
ietribly afflicted with horofula, Salt
ilheunl and rTysipo'as ever since no wa,
bnrn, and nothing we c0ui give him helped
him nj we tried curIouRA hnhEDiEi,
which gradually cured him, until he i'now
aa far as any child "
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ROYALTY SCATTERING.

CAPENHAeEN, Oct. 1S.-The royal
gathering here disbsnded to day. The
Czar has gono to st. Potersnnrg and the
Princes Of Wales'apd meinbais OF othel
royal families have left for Paris 70 At
tend the marriage or Princ9 wal
dimsr to the daughter OF tho Duc do
Ohartres
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.'FRoM HEAD TO FEET 4"

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey city
YEAR, was eOmplet ,ly cared OF terfible
cafe OF Eczema by the CUrICuRA RAMH-
DIEs. From the top ofh's head 10 the soles
OF his feet was one mass of scabs Every
other remedy and physicians had been
tried IN vain,
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After all the arguments about cheap
ness aud quali,y,it appears that DR..
BULBS Cough Syrup is the best remedy
for the cure OF coughs and colds ever
offered TO the public. The price is
only % cents bottle, and every drug
gist in the land cells and recon-
mends If.
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OCCUPYING THE ENEMY's TERRITORY
LoSDoN, Oct ls.-rho Sorvlans have
occupied Kosiak Pass, which IL on the
Jsrmariv and psfily Ia Turkish tor
ritory, bsing on the Bulgarian Ascedo-
MAN frontier,
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An Untimely Death,
An untimeIy death so often follows
neglect of q slight cough or coid. II
CHM and Mullein is taken in time it
will prevent any evil results. 1t cures
coughs, colds and consumption.
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FROM WACO.
TIE CAPTURE or j. W. WHITE
ny - Dsteetive-tiis Arrival ~ wses
Yesterday Evening In Company
with Constable Jehnston-He
Lays the TRAP fsr Himself
says He's IDnoosat,

WACO, oct. ls.--Ispeolal.l-Tho oHp-
ture Of J. w. White. Who ran awsy
with Bette Toel, his wife'a sister, ro-
ported 10 you last might ~ q rumor, In
confirmed. They arrived at Cisco 40
p. IN. yesterday, ON tho west-bound
Texas & Pasihe train, and when they
stepped on the platform were greeted
by Deputy sheriff Johnson, OF Cisco,
who had warrant for Whites arrest.
II WAS their purpose 10 20 from Cisco
u Carbon station, on tho Central rail-
road, lew miles south OF Cisco,
This IL tho station 10 which
White shipped bis chest OF too!n
WAS the clue that led u his srrdst, as
tho detectives surmisod that after
leaving Tyler 20 which vi ace they had
certain evidence no had gomez he
would next make for Carbon, aud
would bs compelled 20 20 over tho
Texas d Pacific road 10 get there. He
himself set tho trap into which he
walked. Ho was TO bg brought
to Waco this evening by Constable
Johnson. Battle Teal was not ar
rested at Ennis, but cGmo on here to-
dsv with White.
When White arrived he was met
et tho depot By his wife. and had u
private consultation of several min
utes, afler which Mrs. White, Bet
tia Tel and j. NJ. Teel went 10 no.
tel, and White wac carried 10 jail,
where he wAs interviewed this
evening. White says he viii as (
for examining trial ~ soon as possible,
an d IN sure he will be discharged, as
nothing criminal can be charged
against him. He says his sole idea
was to place Miss Teel in a respects.
bic family near Cisco, where she could
havo u good homo, as she could not
live in peace IN his house, and her
brothers being bachelors, she had no
home with them. He svows tho girl
Is pure and unframed. Mr.. Teel de-
ciied this evening to remain here.
The following are tho receipts Of cot
ton for tho week that closed last night,
as we'll as the receipts since Septem-
Dor l:
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the WAY TO AVERT WAR.

IHH W.T. ~ y VIII W"N'
BERLIN, oct. ls.-Tho Sorvian envoy
has had an interview with Count Hor'
bert Bismarck. ITO stated that tho only
condition that would avert war would
DO u grant AN extension Of territory
10 Ssryla, or restore tho status quo.
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TURKS AND nAsnf nslGuRs COMMIT
TtNu OfTnAGIas
PHItIPrOrDLIs, o1L ls.-Tfayelors
fro "a Macodonla report that the Turks
aud HASN'T BszOuka are committing
grave exoesses in that country, ana
that tho Christian residents arc In con-
slant f0ar of being attacked.