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state Commission Of Aunsa,..

AUSTIN. May 4.-Ispecisl.l The COM
mission of appeals reported the follow
ing cases 10 the supreme court:
To be atlirmsd E. Ford vs.. ]. M.
Cowani from Tarrant county.
= ID. o. Carraway VS.. w. w. Scott ct al. /;
from Fannin county.
w. ID. Haynes vs.. Samuel Satterfeld
ct al; from Ellis county.
TO be reversed and remanded: Texas
" Pacific railway Va. w. g, Graves.
irom Parker county.
Cohn Bros. VS.. Washer & August;
nom Tarrant county.
To be reversed and rendered: q. n.
eollins VS.. j. Q. Miller; from Wichita
county.
To the court of appeals. To be affirmed:
Missouri Pacific railway company
vs.. j. ID. Mitchell, from Tarrant county.
j. Is. Abernathy Il Co. VS., j, w. Hew-
lett, from Fannin county.
Texas & Pacific railway company va.
Thomas IL. Millington, from Tarrant
county.
A; M. Horne VS.. II. A. Pierce, nom
Dallas county.
10 be reversed and remanded, Mis-
souri, Pacific railway company vs.. s, 8.
Patterson, from Tarrant county.
Il. N. Brunswig Il Co. W.. Nat Kramer.
from Tarrant county.
To be reversed and rendered.
Scruggs & Veal vs.. g. N, Qulllmau.
rom Dallas county.
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A Horrible Mexican Traqedv.

SAN FRANcnco, May 4. Tho Even
ing Posts Tucson, Arizona Territory,
special says: An account Of q terrible
tragedy has just been received from
Toratan. Mexico. A 7-year old son OF a
wealthy resident named Lopez was kid
mapped. The father was notified that
his child would be killed Il $75 700 ran
som was not deposited a. a certain
place In two days. By accident ho note
TO tho father was not delivered till too
late TO negotiate with the criminals. On
the second day the father found the body
of HIS child in his court
yard horribly mutilatsd. A l2-year
old sister, on seeing her brothers
corpse, fell dead, and the father became
= raving maniac, Preparations have
been made to pursue the perpetrators,
lVnChed
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Tho Fight at Loo. Ranch.

SHERMAN, May 4.--lSpeclal. Tho
town Is full OF rumors concerning the
hghton Saturday last with the despor.
ADDE'S. The message from Whitesboro
reported the fight as being at STEMS
store, which is on tho line between
Cooke and Grayson counties. II now
appears TO have been in the nation, at
Lees ranch. Whether the officers sent
from here will go TO the nation is not
known. Bob May, the deputy under
whose charge they are, win uudOubt-
edly go into the nation III the force there
IL under lawful authority; but IL it ls
only an organized hody VI men, under
no lawful officer, he viii have nothing
70 90 with 1t but will await In Delaware
BEND the outcome of work Of other
aesperadoes from this side AZ this
wrltlng nothing moro definite Is known.
PARTICULARS FROM aAtNESVILLE.
GAlNEsViLLE, May I.-lSpecial.l l.
Further particulars Of tho gilling on
saturday last, In the nation, have been
received. Tho HERALD gave several
days ago an account of the theft of Is
heau OF boof cattle nom mau in Della
ware Bend. This was ono OF series OF
depredations committed not only on tho
citizens on this side OF the river, but also
on those in the nation. There IL a gang
which infests that region composed OF
10 or more, who are engaged In cattle
and horse stealing and murder, aud
some whisky peddlers. These are band
cd together 10 resist arrest unto the
death. Jim Lee is the leader of this |
band and their rendezvous ana the |
place where they kept their ill-gotten |
stock II called Lees ranch. AT this |
point they. have erected block house |
with loop holes all around aud are pre- |
pared 10 defend II 70 the last. This |
is where the disastrous fight |
occurred, at the mouth Of Round |
mole in Caddo creek. A posse was
formed In this county and was Joined |
by several Of the Indian police. They |
tracked the thieves TO Lees ranch. APP |
proached TO arrest thom, but they took |
refuge In their fort and behaved In q |
most ire eacherous manner. Officer Guy |
was psrhdiously induced 10 believe they |
would not resist if he would promise
not TO hurt them, aud whom he ap.
proached TO speak to them thoy fired on |
MIN with six winchesters, riddling him
with bullets. Ono bullet Killed Andy |
Roll two were fired into Jim Rofl, |
and Mathes was shot several !
lhes. Just as soon as the /
news reached here the sheriff
organized a posse and went 10 Join an
other posse which was forming In the
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PRICE AND pESRosn.

They are to Shoot Three Big Pigeon
Matches at San Antonio-It IL Missour
vs.. rexas-Big Money Up.
SAN ANTONIO, May 4.--[Special. .I-H.
A. Penrose, who defeated DR.. Carver at
this place some weeks ago In 100 bird
pigeon match, today received dis
patch from Gwinne Price, of st. Louis,
ex-champion wing shot, stating that
Penrose could send expense money and
Price would come here, or Price would
send II and Penrose could 20 10 St
Louis. Penrose tonight forwarded
Price the money. They are TO shoot
three matches at 100 single birds, 5
traps, 30 yards rise, for $3.50 u side each
match. The first match come of here
on Sunday, May 10. Penrose is heavily
backed by local sports. IL Is sand
Bogardus Is backing Price.
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He NODDED soberInr un.

ARLENE. May, 4.-[Special. ITO. day
near Morkel a passenger ON the Texas
Pacific train, Will excited wlthe lntoxi.
cation, drew revolver and levellng
the weapon eudeavored to shoot the
Conductor and,passengers. ortuaately
Sheriff Cunningham of Taylor county
was IN tho coach and rushing toward
tho desperado endoavored TO make him
desist but he refused end severe strug-
gle ensuod before he could be disarmed
and overcome. The matter cause wild
CONSERVATION ON the train. The man IL
the son of "A wealthy New Yorker who
owns interests In ranches in Texas and
New Mexico.
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New York, May 4.-Government 1t
bonds unchanged except an advance in
three per cent to iO2A. This has been
the most active day ON the Stock ex-
change since tho middle Of April. To-
tai sales, 205, ,li2 shares, the market WAS
weak aud moro active at the opening
with good supply OF orders 10 sell
for London accounts and with
the exception Of check
in the decline aftor tho first hour IL con-
tinued persistently weak, slowly deolin-
ing throughout tho day, the final quota.
lions being generally The lowest figures
reached. All the active stocks show
very decided declines, the prices this
evening being from / 10 3 per cont.
lower thaa at Saturday affOrnoon's
close.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-05

htR BOUNDARY DISPUTE WITH RUSSIA.
LONDON, May Dispatches from
Shanghai state that the dispute be-
tween China and Russia regarding the
frontier OF Manchooria has become
acute, owing to the non-arrivsl of Rus
sian members OF the delimitation com
mission and the constant postponement
OF the date of their arrival at the place
oi meeting to settle the boundary lues-
tion. The Chinese commissioners have
been ready for months to begin the
work OF delimitation, and the failure Of
the Russian commissioners to meet
them has caused the Chinese govern
ment TO fear that the farce enacted re-
specting the Afghan frontier WIN
Se performed in this case.
now that tho difficulty
with France, In relation to Tonauin,
has been settled, China has become
more courageous, and has demanded
That Russia fulfil her part of the agree-
ment which led TO the appointment Of
the commission.
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nooding the country for miles arouhd.
anu uolng an Immense amount OF dam
nv 70 tne military roads constructed bv
sns russians, who are making stren,i-
ous efforts TO repair the damsges anu ana
prevent any further destruction.
m BUT THIS AMOUNTS TO LrTTLr.
The dispatch also states that
there can be no question as
70 the ownership OF Penideh.
as that city has paid tribute TO Herat for
over 100 years, and that guard for the
government, composed Of Afghan sol
uiers, has been quartered in the CITY
sa slnce 1871, and II has been always an in
tegrai portion of the province Of Herat.
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upper part OF thocounty. The bold muir
they are captured, there is small hone
oi mercy for them. The Lee boys are
connected with many of the best citi-
zens OF Cooke and Grayson counties,
aud Jim Lees mother, who is over 10
years or age and devout Christian,
mas often pleaded with her son to aban-
don his wickod oourse.
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England.
TONE OF STOCKS.

LONDON, May 4, l D. m.-Consols
closed Saturday at 96 and opened this
morning at 81 for both money and 40
count. In few minutes they advanced
70 Va and at this hour are ouotea ~
siA. Russian securities are oil, stocks
very nrmi home aud foreign securities
l:So p. m.--Consols, g7J<.
ZIP. m.--Consols, g79l6.
counts. - oosn ac
400 P. m.-Consols, 81 7-le.
THE WORLDS EXPOSITION or rSvpu-
rIoNs.
me FRINGE OF Wales to-day opened
r me worlds expositiod OF Inventions.
me Princess OF Wales, the Duke OF
edinburgh, the Duke of Cambridpe'
i1ari Granville and Sir William Ver-
non harcourt were among the distin-
guished persons present. The attend
large. 'oJ
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GREENvILLE, May 4,-lspecial.l IA
case of virtue yielding to love is re-
ported from near Kingston to-day.
About April % Miss Matilda Hayens, q
young lady, OF respectable family, was
thought 10 be ON ciente. Since that timo
all indications passed away, and dead
infant was found by some boys In pool
on her Itather's place. Miss Havans is
held by the constable for further exami-
nation on Friday next regarding the In
fanticide. Who the father is and the
extent OF the crime is not vet known.
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nov, az ,h. p,lc..

CHICAGO, May i.--[speclall on en-
phatio poaco news by cable and tho adj
vance OF consuls,ootton advanced sharp
ly to-day In tho speculative calls, the
bull feeling favoring most tho nearer
positions. Spot cotton advanced At all
che markets. Provisions are dull and
lower. Grain IL Alo lower Ne. red
winter wheat closed to-day Al S7lk FOR
the May option, loss Of o conl8 nom
the high point Of last week.
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India.


CALCUTTA, May 4.-The public is dis
satisfied with Englsnd's concession TO
Russia, and fears are generally Expressed
now that the English attitude NAV have
already endangered tho safety of Tho
party composing Sir Peter Lumssen1s
surveying commission. Preparations
for war on a large scale stu continues
in India N'""o'
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Ell MAHDr REpIvrou,

SuAKIM, May 4.-El Mahdi's men are
becoming more daring every day.
Last night they surrounded Tambank
and otoa and kept up a heavy
fire at both places all night. The firing
was from too long range TO be etiectiye.
Another forward movement by the
British troops is expected to take place
tomorrow.
AN BMIR DISMISSED.
DoNGoLA, May 4.-El Mahdi has dis
missed from his service the Emir OF
Berber. y.
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Egypt.


MI SEHENH WITH FKANCE.
CAIRO, May S.-Nubar Pasha, the
egyptian Prince minister, has formerly
apologized to M. Tallandler, the French
charge d'afialres, and the Bosphore
Egyptien incident is considered az an
end. During his talk with M. ITALIAN.
dier, Nuban Pasha said that he hoped to
be able on tho LIST proximo to fix q date
for the payment Of the Alexandria in.
IDENTITIES.
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JAMES II. OfuooD q co.
BOSTON, May. 4.--James X. Osgood &
Co.. the well-known publishers, have
iailed. They have made an assignment
TO Robert M. Morse, jr., and have called
q meeting OF creditors for the 18th Of
May, The Heliotype Printing company
mas also assigned TO MFR. Morse, and 3
the 18th OF May, also. The liabilities OF
Osgood q Go. arc about $4,000 and as
sets nomlnally large. The liabilities
and assets OF the Heliotypo company
are unknown.
rhe assets OF Osgood 4 On. nre nomi-
naliy between s2OO, 600 ana $500 200.
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An Insultod wife and Enraged Husband.

BEIToN, May 4.--lspecial.l-L. t.
Richey sent letter to very respecta-
bic lady, y few days since, In the alb
sence OF her husband, making improper
proposals. On the return of her hus-
band, she gave him the letter. He
armed himself with a shotgun this
morning and started out TO hunt for
Richey, making threats against his life.
Rtchey, hearing OF II, armed himself,
aud = battle was expected, but the off,
GERS put stop 10 II by arrestlng both
parties and bound them over under a
peace bond, but trouble of sRnguinary
nature is momentarily expected.
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An Editor Knls n Postmaster.

PINE BLuFf, May i.--At Goldman, on
Saturday hight, w. o. Turnage
the editor Of the Goldman
Times, shot and killed Richard
Whaling, tho postmaster OF the same
place. Whaling was the assaultinR
party. The affair grew out OF trespass
on the part Of Whaling on the Times
office.
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AatAnt
ADAM DfeAsrrp.

LONDON, May 4.--A dispetch nom
Tierpul dated April 80, states
that dam on the Karaband
river, 10 miles north Of sarakhs, burnt,
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LoIIIsr MInnr11anA

LOUISE MICHEL is GAME.
PARIS, May 4-Louise Michel, the
anarchist, refuses to accept pardon, un-
less as part OF general mnesty 10 All
political prisoners.
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SILKS.

Plaid and Checked Summer Silks 45c per
yaru-sold elsewhere for los.
Fine Gros. grain silks, superior quality
b5c. per yard--worth 90c.
Anew line OF Black silks from soc. to $500
per yard.
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Dress Goods.

Nuns Yelling, In all the new shades, 1890.
per yard.
Brocaded and Fancy Buntings, 1870. per
yaro.
Fancy and Figured Debegls, l62Sc. per yard =.
All-woOl Nuns Neiliug and AlbGtross
Cloth, ONLY 25c. PER YARD.
Doube'wldth All-wool French Albatross
50c. per yard--wOrth 75c.
25c.
Changeable Japanese Silks, yards for 81.
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4 Greater Rush and Greater Bargains
THAN EVER AT
BROS.

SINCEi WE COAHMEN CED TO OF
FER SPECIAL BARGAINS ALL.
OUR COMPETITORS HAVE BEHN
COME EIILED TO INITIATE us, BUT
NOT WTTH LIKE SUCCESS, FOR
IEiE SIMPLE REASON TIE Y HAv Fl
FAILED TO RBALI1E WHAT A
GBN UIN E BARGAIN IS OUR GUS
TOM EE1S KNOW THE SECRET OF
QUIZ BBIN q AIW AVS BUSY W.T. EHI
OTHER HOUSES ARB COMPLAINT
ING OF NOTHING DOING AND
THAT IS BECAUSE
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The OhiOagO- Pitt.burg Trunk Corpse.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Franeiseo Caruso,
a resident of the Italian district, In this,
city, believes the corpse discovered at
Pittsburg in the trunk from Chicago TO
be that of his brother, Phillip
Caruso. He said he Thought
Phillip had been murdered
for his money. He and his brother,
Francisco, lived together. Last Thurs.
day morning Phillip took his savings,
amounting $3.50, and started out In
search OF Il lemon route, he being a ped.
dler of lemons. Phillip didn't return
that night nor has his brother seen him
since, Francisco believes his brother
was the victim of foul play and that his
body now awaits Identification In Pitts
burg,
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Sensational Mrorph,ne suloIae.

san Antonio, May 4,--ISpecial. This
afternoon at O'clock Mrs. Jennie Wat
son. dressmaker was found in her
room at 2l7 Losoya street, ina comatose
condition from morphia. A physician
was called, but she died Immediately
after his arrival. The house is nown
rs "The morphia house, on account OF
three other morphia suicides having
taken place there of late months. Mrs,
watson, was very handsome blonde,
ol " years. The circumstances are pc.
cullar. quast-detective officer was
paying his addresses and on her reject.
ing them had her Indicted for keeping a
ulsorderly house. She gave bond to APP
pear before the next term of district
court, having 10 pawn nearly ali her
personal effects to secure bond. She
frequently said she could not stand a
trlal IN open court on such charge and
threatened to kill herself She carried
OUT her threat to-day. She had been
working hard for a living, g,and on her ma
chlne was found a half-tinished piece of
sewing. She had bathed and dressed In
her llneSt Undertaking, intending 10
save her acquaintances all trouble. On
her trunk was found a newspaper scrap.
clipped from the New York Herald OF
April ~, 1910, giving an account of the
suicide OF w. II. Thompson, who was
Mrs. Watson's first husband, a conf
9ehce operator, who out his throat In
LudioW street jail. After Thompson's
ueath tho woman moved To st. Louis
and opened millinery establishment
at 100 North Thirtsenth street. She
married Watson IN st. Louis, disagreed
with him, and then moved 10 Kansas
whence she came TO this city. She was
well acquainted with the st. Louis chic
OF police and has relstiyest there. The
chief was photographed tonight a request
TO see her relatives and send some in
structions as to the disposition of hei
remains.
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IDENTIFIED.

Tho detective bureau to-day received
nom Pittsburg pieces from tho coat,
pants, vest and shirt Of the murdered
man whose body was shipped in the
trunk to Pittsburg. These were shown
TO Francisco Coruso, and he at once iden-
titled them as from the clothing OF his
brother.
sHRCKED TO CHICAGO.
PIrTsBURo, May 4.--'rhe trunk which
contained the remains of Philip Course
and the clothing found were sont by
express TO Chicago to-day. Nothing
new In the mystery is known here.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-19
NOTICE.

The following eannty warrants will be paid
GA prescntation at county treasurer's office:
Issued No. date of reg or, in favor Of face,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-19
Damaging Landslide

About o'clock yesterday morning a
landslide Of earth, stones and trees struck
the forward end of the east bound freight
train, No. 4, at Mitchcll's point, four
miles below Hood river, At that point
the track runs closc to the edge of the
water which is not deep. The engine
and three box cars Immediately behind
it were thrown into the river and all were
badly damaged. They lie in about six
feet Of water. The engine and cars were
considerably damaged One Of the cars
was empty and two filed with miscellaue-
Gus merchandise from Portland to inter
Tor points. Most Of the goods will be
saved in damaged condition. The en-
CINE viii probably have to be taken nr
ON barge. There were three men on
the engine at the time of the accident, the
engineer, the fireman George c. Leach
and passenger, John Day. The en-
ginear escaped almost unhurt. Leach
in some way which he could not explain
was held in the cab and very severed,
sealled by escaping steam. The entir,
coating Of Skin from forehead to heel
was scalded off. Day was thrown int
the river about 100 fee: from shore
and was severely stunned. Besides, h
could swim but very little. 50 he found
cred in the water and sank. Leach, VIII
by this time had extricated himself fror
the cab, unmindful Of his own terribl
pain, swan to Day, divod for HIM an
brought him safely to shore.