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THE DALLAS DAILY HEEALD.
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DALLAS TEXAS S I'M) AY 11'NE 10 1SS3.-Y0L XX. NO W8.
I mABI.Wltgp ISe
I men nvK nsr
Our
Parasol Department
srr.ciAL sruiKCTS.
New York Special I'omtiicrrltt Telegram-Mods
and the Staple.
Polo Is to be rUyod shortly at the
Capital.
Coppe r-Colored Ornament of thr Hall
way SUI! Service llaggrd.
A Now Narrow. liause PnjectOut.
lines of the Scheme
The Mlud ou the Kutnpiije-A Uwarf
Turnado.
Tiili ilenartme lit has to far been loft to speak for itself. That it hia done so. ! proven br
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its tales. Our 111 uc oepartment la ascon piele us ever it was. yet we are marking good . irjoa
jwn. Kot because we are overstocked nor beauethe goods are undctiiable bat simply bc-
(tuM e m"tl! every 0111 0 our departments contribute iu share of
ATTE ACTIVE FEATURES !
URGE SILK PARASOLS.
Solid Frame and Natural Slick largo sizes at
were l.7.r.
I.srre Bilk l'arasols better quality asiortod
fsncj handles at "V These have prevlouslv
Bldait! IS to I J 7ft.
A superior quality of Leys Rilk l'arasols
Bamboo Slicks lliat were lohl at 1.1 are now li
Kxtra Fine Celluloid ani Carved Ivory Han-
dies on a Due Kerge Bilk parasol 20 inch at
l a: ;: Inch f!.6u 21 tutii ti.H. These were
13.35 W76 and 14.
A line of douole-faccd Bun Vmbrellas fiuo
quality Paragon frames at H; were 15
FANCY PARA-OLS.
We have assorted one lot of Fancies and Pan-
stea that we have thns far comiilered cheap at
$ : now we have marked theio $3.
Fancy l'arasols at ti that wcro marked 17 .SO
and will be attain when the sale ia over.
lllaik silk Parasols braided aud Laced
marked down from If to If.
A line of Fancy Niivellles perfrcllT hand
some styles have been ina.ked IT; they
were 110.
One line of handsome White l'arasols have
been assorted with a few elegant Fancies at
an.no; weiear.2.
Not lu a Wilderness Say
(ientlf man.
Two Horrors at Fort Worth
SPECIAL AND EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES
Pome of them have only come in lust week That however makes no difference. They art
In the stock whilst we are marking down and they must so with the balance. Our line of these
aoreltlcs in PARA90LS we have marked 110; they were 1 Another Hue is marked tli.6" and
these were tig
PANGEB SXjM UMDRBIiljAS.
Cultable both for Ladles and Gentlomen baa been marked down.
01' R CARPET DKl'ARTMENT has marked down its Straw Mattings. Oar Plioe sale It still
In full blast Our Embroidery salo coulluuea and our Hosiery department has nito SOME
81'tUAL UFKEItlNUS FOIl YOU.
Ktw York June 9. Special Momy 1
"J; easy.
Exchange unchanged
lioveruhicule quiet and unchanged.
Kailroads quitt and fir in.
Texaa A l'acil'ic grants dropped 12.
M ssouri Kansts A Texaa niortg.tgs
alvanced J.
Blocks active and strong.
Denver & Kiotirande 471.
Houston A Texas Central 71.
Missouri Kansas A Texas 30J.
Missouri l'acil'ic Hk"i.
Texas & Pacific 3SJ.
Cotton dull and steady ; spots tin-
changed. Bales 4.1810; (ialvcston arrivals
81)1. Futures 1 poiut higher. Week's ex
port 6-1 087.
Coll'ee barely steady; Kio !' ; strong;
sales 35750; futures 15 points off.
Beeves dull prime 10) to 11.
Provisions week aud unsettled.
Week's imports $7033:U.
Teia state bonds increasing In demand
Earnings of the Denver Si Kio Urande
for the first week in June. $1 (4900.
Nxw York June 9. 1'reas l Govern-
ments unchanged: railroads generally firm;
state securities iirtn for Teunessee com
promise; others neglected.
Stocks advanced closing easier; the re
sult of the day being an advance of 1-4 to
1 1-2 on the general lixt the latter for Head-
ing. In the last hour Ohio it Mississippi
declined 1 leaving the advance on that
stock for the day 11-8. Transactions; 3 lu-
000 shares.
At the CaDlhtl
Acstik June 9. Special. The Polo'
club of Kendall county have made ar
rangements to play a game in the city
the latter part of the month and a large at-
tendance is expected to be present to wit-
ness it.
There was a difficulty in the eastern part
of the county yesterday In which a white
man named Owen shot and dangerously
wounded a negro.
Resolutions of respect to the memory of
ex-Uover'ior Davis were presented in the
tinned elates court to-aav. judges J rib
and Turner made remarks paying a glow
ing tribute to the memory of the deceased
The resolution was ordered spread on the
mi mi lea.
The anniversary of the German A gricul
tnral association was celebrated here to-
Uv. The attendance was large and every
thing passed oil pieasanuy.
The comptroller paid in the $12000 to
day.
The governor to-day pardoued Mark
(iresham sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary iur theft from au andt
county.
Till COURTS.
The court of anneals affirmed : Frank
Morgnu vs. the M.aie from Fort llend
counl ; Kd. Bummers vs. the State from
Orange county; Frank Morgan vs. the
State from Fort Bend county; Judge Krwin
vs. the State from Lamar county; A. It
N orris vs. the State from Limestone
enmity; Jane Benson vs. the State from
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Having JUSt received a JOb line Ol boys and OentS lirahau et al. from Hill county; J. . Han-
1 11 . . . .1 . 1 .... t nah vs. H. A. Henderson lrotn llrazos
uu county; BtovalA Letinoi vs. A. J. tosgarel
rrnm McLeiinnn county; J-.xparte utineri
lowe by much rain parsed over jere to
mrh. The wind oiinlueiHl blowing
about S o'clock and blew fearlully forauhou
ana a Ball. I onaiderahle daniwe waadone
but the extent at this writing la ant known.
the dimim of ilr. e). U. Herald was blown
over. It was large Iwo-slory building.
Tbt ui i-er part was used tor dwel.tug (or
his family. The inmates barely es-
aid with their lives. His wile
was struck on the arm by
a hying piece of timber alter they bad quit-
ted the bouse. Hat sound ia painful but
it is hope! will not be fatal. At this
writing do o'clock) she ia reeling
easily. Mr. lierald's stock ot goods
which was one ot the largest iu the
place was damaged considerably by
1 tie rain. The 1'resbyterian church which
is a new building waa completely de
niolished. The billiard hall of Messrs
Hill Ueed was blown oil its pillars and is
rvsting on an adjoining store. Several ol
the boys lost their hata. The damage
which was considerable caunot be arrived
at.
TME'wixn At Wti'MIT ru t.
Wmiit Falls June y (Special. A
severe rain siorni visited this section last
uiglit. The Fort Worth A lHmver round
house was unroofed aud several other
houses injured. F.mpty cars on the track
near the depot were driven before the wind
down the railroad and struck an incoming
ireieiii iraiu. uesiroving ine cow-caicner
of the locomotive and wrecking two vf Hie
cars.
HOME. SWEET HOME.
The Ashe of the Author of the World'
KolUd)
After Jlonldcrlug far Thirl j-l'l?e Tears
In Allra Soil Are)
l'onsl(nevl to Urate la the Land of
IIU Ulrth.
A tillttorlntr I'aveant I'scorts his Ashes
Ihrongh
Tfce l'rliiiljial Streets of III Country's'
Capital
To Their I'lual Itcstlug Tlace-A Hut
Was II U
llahltatlou Hut a I'uluce U His Tomb
NoHlguauf Crook.
Ki. I'aso June!t.-Special.-M. 11. Da
vis a merchant of this citv arrived to-day
Iroin Ojo Calinte Mexico one of the most
exposed frontier settlements which has
frequently been raided by the Apaches
and says that he asked a number ol Mexi-
can soldiers about the whereabouts ot
Crook and could learn nolliiug. There are
no Apaches nearer than the Sierra Madres.
Davis says he rode over 100 miles in two
days and found the country well watered
and covered with cattle iu fine condition.
The rangers say that a band of Meacalero
Indians is reported to have crossed the
Texas A l'acitio railroad between Sierra
Blanco and Carriio going in the direollou
01 me tiuadalupe mountains.
GOLDSMITH WML M 1 II.
THE ONLY CHANCE THIS SEASON.
Gents' Furnishing Goods!
Miirrora at the Fort.
Fort Woarn. June .-Sneclal -At 10
o'clock this morning when the chamber
maid of the F.I I'aso hotel opened the door
01 -o. .'i sue was horrified to find Kobert
It. Kosell a well known cotton buyer stark
and cold in death. Koiell had Just returned
from Sau Autonto where he had beeu for
his health. He visited his wile
who left them at Little Kock two months
ago because ofdruukenesssaw hia Utile boy
ana con versed some lime when bs got up
abruptly and went out. Later he went to
to l'asbwoods A Kings drugstore and pur
chased 10 grains of morphine which he
took aud retired. The Jury call it ueatu
from heart disease.
A most horrible tragedy occurred In the
county Lunatic asylum at halt past U to
night resulting in the death ot a Monroe
Wilson a young man of
2:i from Mississippi was
this evening committed to the crank house
on account ol symptoms of insanity caused
by strong drink ine asylum is a two-
room frame house. In one room are tour
insane woman and in the other two Insane
men. lu the latter Wilson was Disced.
Hardly had the door been locked when
Frank Haves a most violent lun-
atic and Wilson got In a quarrel. Wil-
son seir.ed a chair and struck Hayes
over the head. The latter pulled a barlow
knife out ol his pocket and witb a hideous
yell sprang at Wilson plunging the knlle
In the hollow of his throat lie
literally cut three ribs In two. struck Wil-
ton's heart and killed him. Then jumping
011 the body he plunged tho knife in
the throat face and body again and
again yelling. cuising aud
screaming in a horrible manner. The third
lunalic was in the meantime crouched in a
corner of his ceil muttering plleously
cowering with fear. As soon
as the alarm was given
olllcers entered and alter a desperate en-
counter secured Haves who fought like a
tiger. ShenlV Maddux says lie could not
place the men in the jail proper at
tliey were not criminals and blames the
commissioners lor not providing him with
a house with several cells. Hayes is now a
raving maniac and has been put in lrom.
Wilson was highly connected.
WasiiiKoTox June 0. After thirty years'
burial In the land of his exile the remains
ol the author of "Home Sweet Home"
were to-day laid at rest in the soil of his
native laud with the solemn strains of
funeral dirges the measured tramp of mar
tini oolunins and notable men re present! rg
all houorahle walks ot lile. 1 be luneral pro-
cession of John Howard I'ayue past-
ed through the streets of the na
tional capital to Us silent resting
place. The government waa represented
by the chief executive and his constitu
tional advisers the l nileo Mtatet judiciary
members ol both I louses of Congress mem-
bers of the army and navy aud members of
the diplomatic corps. The array of promi-
nent government oltlclals ol repre-
sentatives ot foreign powers and the pre-
sence of the military and citlient gave the
demonstration a national character. The
procession formed at the gallery of art
where the military had begun to gather
some time before the appointed hour 4
o'clock. The remains enclosed in a baud-
some casket were placed in a hearse es-
pecially built for the occasion a square of
li nisued velvet with plate glass windows
surmounted by six unit ami drawn by four
white horses. The procession moved iu
the following column of march via 1'enn-
alvania avenue to the cemetery regular
troops andrr M slor-Oeneral Avers:
liver the annual addnsVat the Sam Hous-
ton normal institute will not be able to
till the engagement. He had previously
accepted an invitation to deliver the an-
nual address at theSumnierlitll high school
in Smith county on the same dale.
The district court ia this muni ad
journed to-day. Our able district atlor
uey s. ttogg secured ulue convictions for
felony seven ur thelt and two for murder
iu the first degree.
Jams Smith for murder waa aentenexl
to the penitentiary for lite. One Darvell
WbO murdered lillbraith. waa annlanead Ln
death.
Considerable rain fell this wk. Th
health of the town it very good.
IIHCMIAM.
Close of the Rehoola-t'orner-titoiie Laid
Kitcea-A "nuabble.
BatNUAM Juue'J Special. Last night
over 800 people were present at the opera-
house to witness the closing exercises of the
public schools. The feature of the evening
was the caleslhenlc exercises by the differ
ent grade girls.
lo-day a grand procrsslon of all societies
assembled to witness the oovier-atoue ol
the new aclinol-liouse laid by the Matonic
grand hHve of the slate John Bayles
W. t). M. 01 tirahain lodge this city con
ducting the solemn and impressive cere
niony. The building is to be an eight-room
two-story brick.
To night the schools close with a grand
reunion at the school grounds.
Ilia summer races cloed to-day. The
principal race was declared olf.
The first trutiimi race waa won by Clill'
I'orter s ltillv IVlicn in 2 47 l 'j IA 1-2
i:4'-'; purae ttou.
A siiial.':je occurred over the last trotting
race l'acheu'a J;Wer failing to carry requ.
site weiguia.
COMING CHOPS.
The Department of Agriculture S;lr
Another Extensive Report.
Condition of King Cotton -The Cater
pillar lleati his Keeurd
And Altogether the Southern Staple U
Not I'lourUhtng
Like the Scriptural (ireen Itay Tree
Cold Weather the Cause
Whiter Wheat Sot a Whit Worthier or
Worship.
Out Leads the Van With au Excellent
Average.
The Other Crops of the Country
Shirts and Undershirts at prices cheaper than you can
the goods to make them with we will offer them on
Bargain Day once only this season.
our
MONDAY .IUIVE 11th
IUR II!
BARGAIN II
27 dozen Percal Shirts Blue Linen Shirts Percal Shirts
with collar attached. White Laundriedand unlaundriedMurts
Ualbriggan aud fine Nainsook Undershirts goods all worth
iromi.2'; to $2 each. All at 75c. liAcii
l6 dozen GnntS ShirtS With tWO Collars liOVS fine White Texas. He at once went to work and was
1 nn Irttii In fimlint. that uaintt at li Piih.
Dorun. lrom Denton couutv; Jack Han
cock vs. the State from Lamar
county; ' Texas St. St. Louis
ttailroau vs. li. i. and r. u.
Myers from Navarro county. Overruled:
Henry Houston vs. the State from Denton
county. Keversed and remanded: O. li.
1 vson vs. the state lrom Lamar county;
John W. Henderson vs. William Kiley et
al. from llraxos county; W. J W. Kerr vs.
J. W. Mitten from Navarro county; J. W.
and J. T. Damnierson vs. the Texas Si St.
Louis railroad company from McLennan
county; H. Wambley vs . A. u raves
lrom liranos county. Keversed and ren
dered: J N. Davis administrator vs. J. D.
McDowell from Falls county; Interna
tional A (ireat Northern riilroad company
vs. Josiab Johnson from Travis county.
Magged
Makshai.l June U. Special. 1 About
the ffid of May Colonol A. P. Foster
United Slates postal inspector for lexas
was infnrmed that the mails were being
tampered witb somewhere in northwest
l lty Military Organtsatloa.
High school I'ailela.
Pattalioii of the Neeond Artillery.
Otllctatlng t'leriy.
I'all Hearers.
The llearee. Hearing 4tetnalua.
About liltv carriages lollowed containing
relatives of I'ayue. the orator of the day
the poet of the day the president of the
t inted States members of the cabinet
members ot the diplomatic corps the chief
Justice and associate justices of the supreme
oourt of the l lilted stales chief justice
and associate justices ot the District of
Columbia and many other distinguished
persons.
Ail along the whole course of the mule
people assembled to witness the splendid
and imposing luneral pageant. The side-
walks were thronged and the windows were
tilled with eager spectators. Tbe relatives
of i'ayne ln the procession were Key. Mr.
Liquor and wife of lied lord Station New
York the latter being a neice of l'nyn ;
O. N. I'ayne of llrooklyn who Is accom-
panied by U. Harrison an Intimate friend
of l'avne. llelore the procession reached
Oak llill the holders ol tickets began to ar-
rive and take positions on the platform
which had been built around the monu-
ment. Tbe shaft of white marble sur
mounted by a bust one-half larger than
life site Is supported on a base of grey
granite six feet square. The height of the
monument is lour teen leet and its general
design is ltoman of tbe pure classic type
l lie inscriptions and iieaigns ou me mail
are simple. On tbe front It the following
brief but sunicieni inscription
JOHN llOWAltD PAYNE
author of
"HOM K BViKKT HuMK"
MK'KMAMT.
Telegraph Office Opeued-l'oua-ratulalory
Messages Hubatautlat Improvements
TbeVuttont'rup reraunai t'.ta.
Lot. xii a T June Special. A tele
graph office was established here to-day
between Kyle aud I.ockliart. Several tele
grams of congratulation were passed.be-
tweenthe parlies of Hie towns Hon L.J.
Story tending the first mesaage fo Mr
Sidney Hitckhaiuiou manager of the
ottice.
Notwithstanding dry weather and dull
times Lock hart it putting up a number of
new Dusiueat nouses.
The oot'.on crops still In a precarious con
dltlon.
Mr. L. V Btodckard manager of
tbe Uelton Frontier Telephone and Tele-
graph company and lirackeurldge the
president ot the Telegraph company are
here looking to the business of ths liue.
The clticeus of Lockbart give liberal en-
couragement to building the line.
Washington Juue !. The condition of
J winter wheat it lower than In May with
tew exceptions i ne average ceudil on l(
45 against 83 Sirinr wLeat Increased hall
a million acres or nearly S per cett. The
condition averagta US. There I an Increase
in the condition of tbe cot ten area of a little
over 3 per cent. l-
The department of agriculture reports an
tntreaie In cotton ilightly exceeding 3 par
cent. Florida and Tennessee fail by one
oolnt to maintain their area. There la
dVcreane of 10 per ceut. In
Virginia. The ircfaae it t) per
ceni. in Texas; 7 In Arkansas
A in Louisiana; 3. in Alabama; 2 respacl.
ivelytu South Carolina and Mississippi
and 1 ln lieorgta. . .
The department record' oh area in ISXi
waa lO.'.'Ttl.OOO acres Returns Indicate
breadth of 10." so.000 acree; increase aut.OCO
acres.
Area by states Is In thousands cf acres:
Virginia A3: North Carolina l.Ofti; Sooth
Carolina I til?; (leorgla I. HI; Florida.
Alabama 201: Mississippi 1278; Louisiana
O XI; Texas. 3 034; Arkansas 1188- Tenoee-
see. 807. Missouri the ludlan Territory
aud other states - contributed tha
remainder. riantlng naa been ' lata
and replanting to till defective
lands more general than usual. A cold
wet April naa been followed by a cold
aud dry May frosts from May 20th toiiUi
and extended attempts had been made to
tut tne gaps up to meaateoi ine report.
Iu the gulf ttalet belated plantt' beads
McKINNEY
Shirts all worth 7 sc. each at Only 50c. Each.
One lot Nickel-plated Cuff Buttons worth 50c. a pair
At Only ioc. a Pair.
One lot Ladies' fine Gold-plated Jlreast Pins worth
V-lo At only 50c. a Pair.
Also one soecial line of handsome Plush Albums beau
tifully worked with Embossed Silk worth from $6.50 to 9
at Only $2.35 Each.
Positively at these Pricesforlhis Day Only
not
hrry was being earned on by some one in
the postal service. There were five dillerent
mail services and to locate the one in
which the robbery was being done was the
thing. He called to bis aid bis deputies
and went to wore in gooa earnest ami to-
day be btgged bis game; K T. Johnson
mail agent on ine onrevepon ami
Marsha II division was arrested to-day and
having waived an examination before the
united States commissioner waa commuted
to jail. A large amount of decoy letters
marked money postal stamps lottery tick-
eta and otber things he had purloined from
he mail were louud in his possession itis
Court MattersThe Itetiiilon.
McKtMNtr June 0 8pecial fti the
district court this morning iu the case of
Huberts vs tbe County a niot'on to dis-
solve Injunction was overruled. The effect
0 the decision is that the county has built
a bridge at an expense of $:si0. and to
which the public has no access. The decis-
ion is regarded as sound and will likely
cause the county commissioners to be more
careful of protests by citizens.
Our district court Is dispatching business
rapidly and satisfactorily. This morning
our Judge intimated pretty strongly that
divorce casee were becoming entirely too
frequent.
The grand jury sdinurned to-day for one
week to give granger members a chance to
harvest. Fears are entertained that the
continued rains will retard harvesting and
inlnre wheat iu shock.
The reunion of the old setters and sol-
diers here on the 8ih and Dili of August
next is one of the chief topics of conver-
sation and Is anticipated with pleasure by
all. Hon. tl. A. Foote one of tbe pioneers
of the country a man who during a long
'ife of enterprise never knew a failure is
chairman of committee of arrangements
which Insures success and inspires every
one with conlldence. His committee met
to day to prepare to put on aforca making
seats pruning trees. Tbe expectation of so
many distinguished men among them
Hon. Jeirerson Davis insures that our
whole population will attend.
Pom Juno 9. 17V2.
; Med April 10 lli.
On the bai'k is the inscription which waa
on the tombstone that marked his grave in
lunis. it ts as follows :
Pure when thy gentle spirit fled
T" realms atmve tlm azure dome.
With anna nutatrelcrii'il Hod's angel 'aid
Welcome to ll-sren. "Hume. weei Home.'
The monument was shrouded iu folds of
white ami unveiled during the exercises.
Ample platforms were built around the
three sides leaving the south side open.
On the north side was a platform occupied
by the speakers and distinguished guests.
On the left or west side were seated the
singers and the main band and on the east
was a large platform where the general
public were accommodated. There
were seals provided for about l.taat.
The Iront ot the speaker's platlorm
was covered Willi evergreens ami nowers.
while folds of the national and Tunis colon
appeared on either side When the pro
cession retched the cemetery the colli n was
carried by pall bearers to the site of t'te
grounds and laid upon a bier at the tide of dence 0.
GOLDSMITH BROS. BARGAIN HOUSE
714 ELM STREET.
to be kno
$40000 Stock of Furniture &s
Al m.1 . . .U llna. eVA HVifi IU1 Vim itrMtt I
r w Tort rre now opn i our now .- - Vu. T- the 81
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i a- U. . I..m1m ratal Hnrinii I1U sMlU unei. TtWU Wf tahlMI 1)111.
"unn nj ka . ... ' . .
Wi:;'u""'''-II 'fe. ' V.rr nY- seia. l'arlor Lonnsea
-. .""P """er Tauiee Library j aoiea : p7k . nir ami
S'Vn aud Hockert Reed and Rattan eockere Koldlng hair. '")JlHvr
TS!!i.daooniplcte assortment of New end lii.proveo 1 atlen.s It 'WrTJ!lf'1f Moll
"tselBioureiulomexsIbsltetloodt and tower prces than eva befora lOMed we soiion
w" ewunaed favors.
T. BILUNGTON
639 and 641 Elm Street Dallas Texas.
favorite game waa the letters going to and j nterrowtr. l0 i
from Deiiuhin. manager of the Louisiana pretended Charles H. W
lottery. One. letter from Tasmania remit- county and that Haunil
ting $15 tn United states currency to tne
Louisiana lottery was louniion nis person
minus tnefia jonnion is a origin mu-
latto and says be was born and raised near
La Orange. Texas. He has a wile and cnild
in Springfield Mo. He broke doan com-
pletely under the withering Investigation
ol Inspector Foster and said the tempta-
tion was too great for him.
Important Hallway Information.
Wills I'oimt June 0. Special. In
our report 01 yesierusy we siaieu mm
Msjnr Douglass represented the Kansas
AOnlf Short I. Ine and (iovernor Hubbard
the Texas it St.Loul- railroad. We learn'that
while these gentlemen are connected as
heretofore esch with his respective road
mat they represent In this visit a new road
to be knowu as the N Ttli Texas and Louis-
Narrow bangs railroad inn una 01
will extend from Alexandria Louis-
through Sabine. Bhelby Itusk
Smith Van audi Kau man Kick-
wal Collin Denton. Orayann and
Uook cnuDtira to two points of termini in
the north Sherman and Ualnesville;
the connection at Alexandria being with
eels avstem nr narrow gnage road uu-
nsrructlnn from Alexandria by way
lOUlslana. rf atones and Jackson
and at or near Tyler with tbe
rexaa Si St. Louis and Kansas dt Oull Short
l.lue. and in Cnllin county wltn tbe Wet-
ern branch of the Teias 4 St. Louie sail
rosd. .
HON II AM. '
Arrest of a Highly Connected lawyer for
I'arlury.
UoNiiAM Jane 0.-(Speeial.-W. W.
Saunders attorney-at-law of thie place
was to-day arrested upon the charge ot per-
jury on a warant from Johnson county.
It is alleged that in a civil suit in this
county in which Saunders waa plaintiff he
e propounded to
west ev. of John-
ton county and that Saunders represented
himself to be Charles H. Weatley went be
fire Judge O'Dell a notary public at Cle-
burne and answered and swore to said in
terrogators and used the tame in his suit
belore tbe fraud waa discovered. Saundera
has lived here since boybood has a wile
and one child and is highly connected. His
father A J. Saunders and brother llacoti
Saunders are prominent physicians here
and are highly respected. His arrest has
caused quite a sensation although since
Ins arrest many Ireely talk or other dishon-
orable acts that he has heretofore been
charged with which caused his friends and
relatives much trouble and anxiety and
lrom which he was shielded from nrosepn.
tion by the high standing and respectability
of bis family. Much sympalhey Is felt for
his family and relatives. Sheriff Illalr
starts on to-njorrow's train witb Sauudert
lor ueuurne.
the monument. It retted upon a bed 01
evergreen! ami powers. I lie order of exer
cises was as follows:
Music by the marine band.
Headlitaof the serlnture.
i'oeni bv Hubert M calltnn. (after resdlnr.
which the monnrnsntw a unveiled and Payne's
"Hume Hwoet lloina" sung by a full chorus
wnn organ acoimpanimeni: ine wnois atsvm-
lity Juliied in the last ver-e.l
urauon uy Ltian itnninton.
1 nlermenl Ccreroontci.
M usle
Uraml Halleluiah chorus: the Measlah. (Han
del) by the Philharmonic Society and marine
nana ine audience rising.
HeniMli'Unll.
f Inale-Marlne band: "Bate ln the Arms of
Jesus."
The coffin was Placed n a vault directly
beuealb the monument
Tha Wind
AT M'OBSeOS.
McO aiuoi June 9 Special. Tbe worst
Ind ttvin Ter Mown in uua T cinlty.foi
WICHITA ALIJ
Uacnlfleent Crops Htobk KhlptneaU Mall
ervlea.
WuiitTa Falif June 8.-rSpecli'.-
Crops are reported In
One condition wheat ready to
harvest and oats maturing rapidly. The
present ralni Insure a tin corn crop.
Shipments of stock eattle from nrth
Texas to this place contiuue. itwf cattle
are going un.
Tbe rant oontinnee to Improve end busi
nets it good.
Mailaervioe from here and alebetle direct
win oe pieceo in July Service will
oooimenesa loueymonr at the same
by itafte on both line.
nuvaroN.
Muslial-Tbe Valkafeau-Change of Hched-
nla lersoiial.
Hot'SToa June 0. Special. It la said
that Professor Lindenberg with bis excel-
lent hand It thinking of moving to Hous-
ton. Ha has been up here a good deal
during the past two or three years and finds
that tlouttou has a bright appreciation of
and gives more liberal patronage to good
music man uaivestoii.
The grand volkifest to be given by the
(ierman Society takea place at the fair
rounds to-morrow.
There will be a general change of time in
tbe railroad schedules to-morrow.
Preparations fur the Swabian voiksfesl on
the Fourth of July are assuming large pro
portions.
ibe itev J. J. I'lemmont.oi Christ tl.plt-
eopaiicnurcu is tun inuisposeu and con
templates leaving the city Monday on I
brief trip of recuperation.
iti
I'OIUIOANA.
fiamblera Jump tha llama I'repalrlug to
t'elabrata I'eraonal
Cohsicana Juie.9-Speclnl He-cr-
al professionals - from Lampi. Ja
Springs npened a gambling room here
aeveral weeka ago. business being en poor
in that line here they have pulled Ui stakes
and will search for pastures new and green.
tmr colored population are mating ex
tensive preparations for the anniversary
at the Fair (irouudt on the It! Inst.
Miss Flippen and Davis of your city
have been sojourning at our watering
plane (The Coislcana Fish tank) yesterday
nut to-uay.
w
IIEMION
Killed by the Cars.
Pftmson Junel.-Mpeclal.-AtO:30thls
morning a boy named Henry Waterman
H years old. son of a widow waa killed by
tbe cars. He was wslking through the
yard and tried to climb on a freight car In
motion having a bucket in one band. He
ned and tell with one leg across the
track. Tha leg was crushed end intrvinir
to crawl nut he fell further under and the
wheels ran over his chest and bead crush.
Ing hli body horribly.
sas
lluse Hall
ItosTon June I).-Uoston .""l; Detroit 8.
1'iTtviit'HU June 0. Lo'ii iville 3; Alle-
ghaney 2.
rRovuiiKci June!!. Chicago 11; I'rovl-
IIaltimork. JuuaO. Ilaltlmora. 11: Col.
llinbus 10.
I'liinlnLflllA. June 0. St. Loula. .1:
Athletic 0.
l'L!VtLAi.n. Juue 0 I'hllailelnlila !
. . ..
virveianu io.
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HAN ANTONIO.
Conductor Kills a Discharged llrakaman-
Merlted I'roniotlon lutrooatad In a
Wall.
Ban Antonio June 9. Special. Con
dttctorCHtraw this morning shot and killed
a discharged brakeman named Howard at
Pointed Cave on the Southern Pacific said
to be In self-defense. Howard bad been
discharged from service and I wore lie would
kill Straw on tight charging him with hay.
ine procured nit dtscnargs.
J. K li unbar manager ef tno re enhone
exchange in this city has Just been ap
pointed general aoperiiiteni'eiil of the
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph
company witb headquarters at Little
H ick. Arkansas. Mr. mi o bar It one of the
tlneat electricians In the south as well at
an excellent gentleman lilt successor
here has not yet been appointed.
An Italian named Zuoca Damonles. Ilv
Ing nine miles lrom the city sulllnrattd to
deatn in a wen tins atiernoon l tw cor
oner from here has gone out to bold an in
quest.
HINKOLA.
Accidentally ".hot-Unable lo Attend
Court Notes
Mjmiola June 9. Special. This even
Ing about 8 o'clock little Sidney the?-
year-old sod of J. D. Richardson accident'
ally ehol the little Janghtar of lira.
Roberta of 8mlth county. Th ball which
wee from forty-one calibre der'nger en-
tered tbe arm at the wrist and was cnt ont
near tne etoow oy Lira ratten ratten
Heavy Lata by Fire.
Ciiicaoo June I). A tire in the clothing
house of WUIoughsby Hill it Co. at 3
o'clock this morning made a damage ol
$lA.(Kio. Insured.
Tbe danism bv W 1 ouehihv. Hill
Co's. fire Is now placed at $73o0o mainly
to the stock caused by smoke and water.
ine ore originated in tbe basement ln a
restaurant.
oe .
fellow Jack
wasiiiRuTog June 9. There weie
eighty-one deaths from yellow lever In Hi.
vanna during May ten among private in'
dividual! and the remainder amoni mem.
oars ot me army anu navy in the military
hopllal. Tbe disease ia slowly Increasing
In Havana particularly along the wharves.
mercantile vessels moored near the mill'
tary hospital have been Invaded by It.
SI
American Journalism In I'arla.
Niw York June 9. AlbertO. Ivea late
of the New York Times tailed In the City
of Home to day to lake part In the new
American aauy paper the liispatch to be
esiamisneu in raris juty tst tiy l t
i'nauiDeriain. lie until recently was
private secretary to Jamei Uordon Dennett.
ses
Mysterious Tkelt.
PiiiLAniirmA June 9. Two thouiand
three bundrd shares of itock of the Amort
can Railroad Supply company 00 (harts
of the universal Printing oomnsnv. and
notes for I'J.JOO all valued at tlo.tuO weie
mysteriously stolen last night from tLe
olllce of tbe nrst named oompany.
see
Treasury aiaUuieat
WasitaoTon Juno 9. The condition
the tretsnry: Gold coin and bulllor fills
J10 Bit; silver dollars and bullion tll.TBIS
'I7: fractional silver ooln. 128.411 MM.
Dolled States notes l.'d M5.7M. OerliH.
eates outstanding ti."7tl luu (gold); silver
jalX).joi; currencv u uu.uuu.
' set !
The Metieaa DeM.
Cirt or Mntoo June I. The bill
thorltlng tbe president lo settle the na.
have appeared.
juue tst An enurt tu oeenrmade to
lerfect stands tbronghont the cotton ball.
Low temperature and tains io April de
layed plauting and retarded growth. AU
returns make the season late tbe
range belag from one to three weeka more
favorable. The weather in the lower lati-
tudes begins already to brighten tbe out-
look. There were counties iu North Caro-
Una In which one-sixth to one-third ot the
cotton waa not up. Frost on the V.Jil of
May which extended nearly or qjude
through the area planted wiui especially
Injurioui to the northern border. In Sooth
Carolina oold nights and drying winds
during May greatly reduced the vitality
and the weather the first week In June waa
scarcely warm enough for cotton. HirnlUr
causes proaucea a nte enact in
Ueorgia somewhat modified by milder
temperature yet one correspondent claims
from personal record the worst season lor
cotton in twenty live years. In the remain-
ing statee tha temperature baa been lower
than usual. There are frequent reports of
the presence of appbta where tbe plant ia in
lirst-claas condition. The caterpillar made
its appearance the 14th day of May in Hol-
ler county Alabama twenty daye earlier
than ever known befora and Knbect-
son and Victoria counties in Texas
. opon tneir presence it has been Ltnir
ally too dry but serious iujury la now here
reported. Drouth is threatened tn south
western Texas especially in. Gutdefnps
Medina Lavaca Somerville and Llano
counties. Notwithstanding these draw
backs there is a lair stand medium Vitality
and unusually clean cullnre. The avereie
condition is Ml against tw in June last year
wnicn waa lower than lor several previous
years though Improving ufterwarut. -
Averages ol conditions are: north Caro
llna HI: South Carolina W; Ueorgia Wf;
Florida Ul; Alabama 78; Mississippi m
Louisiana 01; Texas. .Arkansas. 87.
ennessee 7H.
Tbe condition of winter wheat ia lower
than In May throughout tbe entire area
with few exceptions. The decline amounts
to 4 points In Connecticut; 14 in New York!
In Ohio: Sin Indiana: IS in Illnoitand?
in Missouri. It ia slight lu Michigan and
generally throughout the south; the gen-
eral average of the condition is 76 against
83 in May. In June 1KB J It was W lot win
ter wheat: by states as follows: Connecti-
cut 92; New York Ul; New Jersey 101;
Pennsylvania 7: Delaware. 8& Maryland.
08; Virginia U3; North Carolina 95; South
Carolina 93; Georgia Ml; Alabama BO;
Mississippi. 83: Texas. 8ti: Arkauaas. NO:
Tennessee 85; West Virginia 88; Ken-
tucky 77; Ohio IW; Michigan 8(1; Indiana
87; Missouri. 7u: Illinois 61; Kansas bV
California HU; Oregon la). These flgitiee
Inn Irate) the condition of the growing war at
with reference to the lest area by plowing
op win'er killed area.
The spring wheat area bas been increased
about oou.OUO acres or nearly 6 per cent.
Wisconsin rennrti a reduction oi l par
cent; Iowa 3: Minnesota makes an Increase
of 5; Nebraska 7; Dakota 40; Montana lib.
Tbe spring wheal states have an acreage ol
nearly 10000000 acrea Tbe oondltion or
spring wheat is everywhere high averaging
in same as last year. J tie acreage is an in-
crease of o per cent and tbe total acreage
about 23AO000 acres. The condition aver
ages ui.
The inorease n the area or rats ia 4 tier
cent.; tbe area ia nearly 192.200000 acrea;
ooudilion la high averaging 90.
I he The wound It very pilnfol end on aoeonnt Uonal debt passed the chamber of deputlrs
time of being near tho elbow mey arove eerioaa. by an immense majority. Tbe same retnlt
Benaior J. 0 Buchanan who wu to de-1 is expected In the eeute.
The Northern Cotton Uelt.
Mxxi'nii June 8. The following are the
replies received ln response to 380 letters el
Inquiry tent to planters and merchants In
tbe cotton belt tributary to Memphlg
which embraoes wett Tennessee north
Mississippi north Arkansas and north Alar
bama. Sixty report Increased acreage o
the plant in cotton at compared with laat
year ; i-i about toe same ; uo a aeoreaae ;
average Inorease 2 1-0 per cent. Weather
180 report more favorable than last yeas'.
except frost and cool weather tst
Marco i eo about the eame. Stands
204 report good ; 76 poor. Present
condition of the crop 164 report crop
good; b8 ralr; 128 backward. Alt report
more or less lnnry from frost and cool
weather which checked the growth ol the
plant but with lavorable seasons the dam-
age It ts Ihoeght will be regained. The
plant is aiso reportea as oetng smaller lhaa
usual for the season.
Corn 108 report Inoreased acreage: 112
report decreased; 118 about the same;
average decrease 1 1-2 per cent. Condition
of crop - 278 good; 72 fair. Miscellaneous
favorable reports oome lrom Mississippi and
Tennessee ol Inorease. Attention la being
paid to tbe raising of hogs potatoes email
Irulti pea aud sorghum
oa i .
CUUICBJISj
Oenerel tVaaai aaaanr.
Clibomi June P. (Special) CUburae
expeota to have telephone connection wltn
yonr rtty about July 1st.
ins norm oouuu vaiias iraiu now srsaja-
faita here. .....
Another heave rain fell this evan'ag.
Ma fAQtA ;.
Death el Farmer frasulaeal CtUsjan. '
Kb Paao June .-HpneJaLWn
Henry Cook foimet prominent kvye el
thU one died May tttfc WhUe tl !itl to
brother in Ceiiiornln.
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