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TIIK ITER ALT): DALLAS. TEX A SATURDAY JUNE 13 . 1885
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HMaVn NTl7KICT',B?'A',.IA?t''0n BMaranoe of lhe t Work. JCU M
KILLED BY THE INDIANS.
A SOLDIER CAMP ANNIHILATED-
Several Killed and Weundo.. The List.
Fruitiest) Pursuit-Troops 1U Texas
Ordered Keilily for the Seeue
of Carnage War Whoops.
Here Butcheries oa the Border.
Tucson, A. T., June 12. A Star special
from a correspondent at Guadalupe
Canyon, Sonoro, says on Monday night
three soldiers came in from Cloverdale
Kanche and reported tho Burpriso and
capture of Captain Lawstou's supply
oampand massacreed five of the eight
men who were left in charge. The cor
respondent leis immediately for Long's
rancheto get help. This morning lie
started with a party of six, including
Colonel A. E. Hoail, far the scene or the
massacre and arrived at noon. The
commands of Captains Lawton aud
Wood, half-clad, arrived at the same
time, having trailed the Indians all
the previous dy and nittht from
U ay ell Canyon. The camp prenuuts a
scene of utmost tluKtruolif.n. The sup
ply wagons were all burned an well a
th,? clothing, and tho other camp ma
terial is scattered. The Indians got
S'lmywith some of the government's
a1cc, but noaminuultion, u it watt ex
jiIh iu,d during tne lire. The bodies of
t!"'J,-';urdered soldiers were found not
tj iutilated, but tho cliarred re
maiuo of ou" man wan found anion a; tho
debris of burned wagons. O no body is
yet misHiug. It is Impossible
to Identify the buruo;llouy. The
following are the names of
THK KII.I.KD.
Sergeant Peter Mutnee,ol' Company O.
Saddler Henry Nlchols.oi Company I).
Mark B. Roberta, of Company I.
The escaping private, cJchwlrtzor,
carried Sergeant Munich a quarter of r.
mile up a steep hill, but it was useless,
lor the Sergeant received his third an J
death wound In the arms of his com
panion. The Indians heaJod for the Storra Ma
dre via Juan Bouiia.
As the commands aro out of provisions
they are compound to await the arrival
oi a fresh supply, which is expected to
come this afternoon.
Captian Wood takes up the Indian
trail this oveuiog and will follow tliem
into tho hoart ot the Sierra Mud re
mountains.
Captain Lawton and Caplnln Hatfield
will co-operate with him. It is impos
sible lor tho troops to do much ou ac
count of a lack of transportation.
Troops to the Front from Texas I'otti.
f ax Antonio, Juno 12.-Spoclal.
Orders were received at United Statos
army headquarters at this plai.-e to-day
to hold two troops of the Eighth Cav
alry, stationed at this place, and four
troops of cavalry and two of infantry,
stationed at Fort dark, in readiness to
. move at ouce to Doming, Now Mexico,
and join in the pursuit of tho Apaches.
Within a hall hour tho troops were
ready and now only await orders. They
will probably be sent by special train.
A Brush lu Mexico.
Guaymas, Mox., Juno 12. News has
just been received here ot an engage
ment on tho C'.h instant between the
Yangui Indians under Cajiino and the
Aioxtcan troops, The Fddaral loss was
sevore. The number Is not given.
Xtunv Vavir.lltu a ... .uru.-fl .1
2U badly wounded. The soldiors have
aurivou ueru.
Another Corpse Found.
Tomustonk, June 12.-Charlos Otto
bilngs news to-night that tho body of a
man murdered bv At a -lies was found
near Mud Sprlnits, (load. The man Is
supposed to ho Charles Thtllman, the
manager of the Krio Cattle Company,
It is feated his two companions are also
K1I10II.
TUB I1USINK83 UUDUKT.
Interstate Commerce
Cuicaoo, Juno 12. The United StatOB
Senate eolect committee on interstate
commerce began its session bore this
forenoon. Senators Culloni, Harris
tnd Piatt wero present.
On behalf of the commission. John I
Rinaker, president ot the State Railway
Commission, was before the committee
and favorod tint apiiointmenl of a
federal commission, but was
opposed to tho proposition of per
mitting rallwuys to charge loss
for a long than for a short haul. He be-
lieyod iu reiuli ing that rules should be
given publicity, llo thought any law
proscribing rates ahoalil be elastic
rather lhau xpecibc.
Marshall Field believed lu a govorn
niAl..,.m...luinn In. I ..!. 1. -I I.I
uiuki;iiiiiiiui.niuii. Jill' Vliuilllb lb OUI'IIIU
dovote Its atttmtfon moro to the new
roads than the old established ones, lie
belioved In legalizing pool contracts.
and bolleved that railway pools wero a
bone 111 to merchants.
K. C. Lewis, another member of the
Illinois Kallwsy toinmlsslon, believed
In a Federal cuiiimission to work in
oonjunctlou with Stale commissioners
Damage suits Filed.
Galvkston, Juue 12 As the outcome
of the recent boiler explosion at the
Tremont Hotel, In this city ,1a May last,
five damage suits were yesterday be
gun lu the lMstrlet Court against Colonol
W. E. Hughes, of Dallas, as ownor, aud
Goorge McUinley. as manager, of
the Tremont llotol. Thoso suits ag
gregate alKiut $(vt,(XiO damagea claimed,
Marv Hllr.abotu Cross, the wife of En
gineer Cross, whoso husd was blown
oil', alleges lu her petition that the
boiler was InMillk-loiilly patched and
repaired, and was uimuitahle lor ths
uses to which it was put. She claims
aamagei to tne extent or ju,uoo.
Margaret Carr, the widow of Fireman
Carr. sues for t'.ll.OOO.
The heirs ol Cinra Mlllor, another of
the victims, sue tor JlM.lXK).
Other plain tills claim nearly $3,000 for
damaKos aliened to have beau sustained
in thy destruction of properly valued at
line amount.
The Coming Convention of Hankers.
Xkw York, Juno 12. Tho next con
ventlon of tho American Baukors' As
sociation will behold at Chicago on Hnp
tembor23and2l, lsM. It la desired to
make discussion this year practical,
addresses brief and resolutions fruitful
of good result. The coining conven
tion has already elicited extensive cor
reapondnnce anil important topics nave
oeeu uggesleil.
Tone of the Block Market.
Nsw York, Juno 12. Government
bonds quiet and A)i per cents, are the
aame as yesterday. The S'i continue
strong. The stock market to-day made
a decided movement toward better
prices aud sreater activity. The total
ales were over 200,000 shares greater
than on any previous day. The final
dealings showed some weak-nets, the
marital closing ueavy.
A Houston Law Bolt.
flop on, js-ne 12.-Speolal.J M"1
EWIre Hutchins, "widow of the late
W.J. Jlu-tehlns, brought suit to-day
for $75,000 against A. S. Richardson, ex
eoutor of tho estato, claiming in her
own right Individually 75 nrst mortgage
gold interest bfcaring couds of $1,000
each. Suit was filed lu the District
Court.
The Week's Failures.
New York, June 12. Business fail.
ures occurring throughout the country
during the last Beven days number:
rortim united States, ibG; Cauada, 22;
total. "7. airaitiut '-( lio .nl. ...i ......
- n mill w
the week previous to lust.
Mexican Securities.
Boston, Juue 12. Mexican 7's. m:ci
scrip, 08; stock, 12.
POLITICAL.
The Ohio ltepubllcan Ticket.
Si'RlNQFiEi.D.Juno 12. The following
imlnations were made by tho Repub
lican State Convention:
nice James B. Forakor. of Clnoln-
nntl,was uomluatod for governor on the
nrst oai lot, by a vole ot -iuil; aud the
no w as iiiuuu unaniinouH.
The lioiulniitinn nf (in.inrnl I?ohnrf l
Keeuedy wus muiie lor iiuutouaut-irov.
ernor.
Judge.
John C. lirov.-ii, of Jefl'erson, for trcan
rer. All UjO .ibOVO WeiU IIIUiIh IjV nwlmi i.
tion.
l. A. Ki,; h!er, of Summit, was notul
inlrii fur attorney general.
m ui.s o. jonos, 01 riKe, lor member
Of
tun uwina ui puuau worus
A Prohibition Doft-at,
Ckoi'uktt, June 12. Speclal.l-The
majority against prohibition at this
place to day was 21 1. Returns from all
precincts so fur lis heard aro that local
option in Houston County id defeated
vy n mTV,u majority.
CASUALTY CATALOGUE.
TVO TORNADOES MEET IN IOWA.
Much Destruction the Itesult-Flve Hall-
. road ISulldrrs Hilled aud Many
Wounded Tho Mesquite
Dead Man Identified.
Twin Tornadoes.
Bl'KLlikGToN, Iowa, June 12. A dis
patch lrom Massiua, Cass County, says
that a tornado stiuck the village of
llridgowator, eight miles lrom Jlansiua,
on Monday, the wrecks indicating that
two storms mot there, as thcru aro two
dihtlnct traces of tornadoo:i.
In the town the nrst house struck, a
two-story, was blown down and Mr.
and Mrs. Liltoy wore eerlously injurod.
The latter has slnco died.
Mr. llartman's houso was the next
one struck, and not a timber was lelt
standing. Mr. Coudan, who was in the
house, roooivod fatal Injuries. The
member of the family were all more or
less hurt.
lr. Koagan's drug atore was moved
from its foundation and tho stock
ruined.
The building next to tho drug sloro
was the only one in the village that es
caped lniury.
S. F. i'atterson's broom factory was
mown away, somooi mo heavy machin
ery being carried several hundred teot
The dwelling houses and all outbuild'
ings of James Sweater are gone, barely
a trace of them being loft.
James Ford's house was unroofed,
and oue enu ot Klcliard Boll's dwelling
is a complete wreck.
E. Strong's stable was blown away,
but his horse was fouud uninjured, tied
to the manger, half a mile away.
The tine residence of James Hen
dricks' was blown down and a bed con
taining two children was lilted in tho
air, not a cover ou the bed being Uls
turbed.
A score of other buildings were moro
or less damngod. The loss will be
mt.om.
Only Five Laborers" Killed.
Cincinnati, June 12. Dispatches re
celved by olllcors of the Cincinnati
Southern Unad from Sumersot, Ken
tuoky, deny the report sent lait night
that a construction train had boon
wrcokod by the caving in ol a tunnel.
The story aroso from tho diet tti at a con
struction train going south lust nlnt.t
was thrown lrom the track two inil-s
north of Now River bridge by striking
a cow. Tho cabooso and seven cars
were ditched, 5 laborers kille.l and Fore
man U'Donuoll and 1U or 11 others in
jured.
The Mesqulte Head Man Idonlillcd.
Mkmijutik, Juno 12. Special. Tho
unknown Mr. Ilraunuui, reported killed
near hero by au east-bound freight
train a few days ago, has boen Identi
fied as the brothcr-ln-law ol a well
known cltlson, Mr. Frank Camoron,
who lives live miles west of Dallas.
Bet Himself on Fire.
Houston, June 12. Special. Julius
Schmidt had his logs and feet badly
burned to-day with kerosene oil while
lighting wood In the stove.
THK FlltK BKCOltU.
A Horth Carolina Cotton Factory.
Hum Point, N. C, Juno 12. The
Randloman Cotton Factory, In Ran
dolph County, was partly.destroyed by
tire last night. The weaving, dyoii'.g
and spinning deparluonts and the en
gine and boiler rooms were destroyed.
1'he loss Is U.'iO.OOO; partly lusured. One
hundred hands are thrown out of em
ployment.
At Fort Worth.
FoitT Worth, June 12. Speolal. A
Are on West Weathorford stroot this
evening comnlotelv dKtrovrd a dwell
ing, the proper'y of W. It. llaymuker.
Li'JMS, i!,UW.
The Weather.
COTTON tlKl.T HKI-ORT.
Thernttnn bell wentiier rt'mrt or Tens,
sliowlnv the iiihxIiiiiiiii and minimum tcm-
pernturo; also the ralulull or tno past
Ulllim. I" inii'tw.i
Mux. Uln. Hitlu
stations. Temp. 'limp. Kail
Galveston W'U Hl.n .00
Housiou 11.0 T.ri.U .1")
llrurua Ki.il 7.1.0 ,01
Wiioii til.O 7H.0 .)
Ciirsieana H7.0 J4.ii .tie
Dallivs D7.U 71 1 .(!
Nun Antonio ftl.O 7 U .)
t'iii-n II7.0 7D.0 .no
feli-stlne III.O 74.0 Jll
(J.'iiiinlila K-vO 7S.0 .IX)
Lonitv.iw Isi.o 7S.U .mi
ilu'i'svllle I.O 7K.0 .00
Ai.illn o.U TI.O .ou
Tyler .0 (lll.ll .Ul
Wratherford M.0 KI.O ..no
Ueilun m W.O Hl.O .00
Means I.T T8.0 ,T
" Tl'at whiter, skin ot hers thaa snow
And smooth as snoumeatal aalnasUr,"
W all soon I red by using l'oisoul's
JleUlcsted eouiplesluo powder.
TO THE TRADE:
C I Cx-ik. IFL
GOOD GIRL,
(The Best Sc. Cigar In the World.)
ROUND UP,
(The Best lOo. Cigar.)
O. Sr. II. ROQUET.
(The Leading 1 So. Cigar,)
For Sale By the Retail Trade Generally, and Wholesale By
WholfKHle Mnnnr and Cigar lalrs.
MAXWELL LAND CRAST.
RANK FRAUDS IN NEW MEXICO.
Land Commissioner Sunrks Reports,
Showing l p the Corrupt Method or
Securing Possession ol 200,
O0O Acres of Laud.
Washinoton, June 12. Commis
sioner Sparks, of the land ofllce, this
afternoon submitted to Secretary
Lamar a report upon the famous Max
well land grant iu New Mexico, for
which nearly 200,000 acres of
public land grants were claimed
and patented in 1879. Tho
official proceedings, ending up to the
patent, are reolted in dotail by tho com
missioner, who then says In brief:
1'eudiiiK these nrooeedimra a larirn num.
bBr of letters, complaints, petitions
pmiuHiH auu envrues were trans
mitted to this o 111 oo ami depart
ment from citizens of Now Mexico,
alleging fraud in the locetion and bono.
darius of this claim: Its extension far
Doyonti any original claim or posses
sions bv the front: the Invasion nfu
settlement and mining right and of tho
rights of nallve inhabitants I
and Indian oceunants. Nothimr
more than a mere formal milieu
of tho various complaints and allega-
uuiiB appears uj nave oueniBKOU or uouc
by this ofllce. No investigation was
had, but the claim for this enormous re
gion of country appears to have linmi
cartied through by olliclal
readiness without regard to tho Interests
of the government or the rights of the
ciiiEeus oi ine lerniory iu actual occu
pancy of tho laud. F.vldonce of fraud
wai miinii'.st In the bold fact of tho
ptoseutation of a claim for
nearly 2,000,000 acres, based unon
a graut of less than 100,000 seres.
mo grants or the ftlexicau authorities
were governed by the Ihws ot the na
tion. Colonization grants wore limited
in quantity to 11 sijuaro loiigues, or
about 48,000 acres, to oue nerson. Th
out boundaries of tho localities men
tioned lu the application for those
grants were usually of tho most iron-
eral character. In tho presout caho
tbos ) boundaries might have boen found
or alleged to be found at almost diverse
points, 'the aiiegod making of bounda
ries under the purported judicial posses
sion was of unstable character, eaNily
removed and liable to early destruction
from natural imd other causes. Noth
ing was easier tlian to find such aliened
monuments wherever it was desired,
but In the so-called adjudication of this
case the boundaries claimed aud
monuments asserted by interested
parties were aocopted as the actual
boundaries mid monuments of tho
grant, which wore thus swollen from a
little ovor 4 townshipi almost to more
than 75 township oi public land. The
proceedings of this olllce in
carrying this extravagant claim
through to patent appears to me
to have beeu ol extraordiuary charac
tor. The decision of tne secretary in
ISiW that the calm under the confirma
tory set of Congress was limited to 22
Ibagues, had become dual under the
rules governing the practice of the de
partment on Us adiuiiilfiration of the
Uws.Tbe refusal of M r. fe6orotary Delano
to review itrotulnod that docision as to
this case, res ailjudica, solar as execu
tive action was concerned. If the secrc
tsryof the Interior could not havo rt
opened tho case, corlalnly the commis
sioner could not uuiler the
name rules. The commissioner did
roopon as an assumed result if
the correspondence Lotwoen himself
and tho secretary heretofore cited. An
examination ot tills corroanonilmien
shows that it furnished no proper or mi!-
iiciont oasis mr tne commissioner's
action iu reopeuh-g the decided caso.
The commissioner's letter asked for
instructions as to ruture cases only, not
u cases previously aeciueu. The secre
tary replies to this speciiio reouest and
instructs the commissioner wliat shall
be done hernaftor In similar cast's, not
(hat anything shall be done in
cases already settled. He is
not Instructed to reonou any
case uini iiuu oeen uecuieii. roe com
missioner asked for no instructions in
respect to the .Maxwell irrant ami m.
celved nouo. This grant was not before
him lor a review ot tho decision of tho
secretary or imi. He has no duly
to perform In reuard to It. but ho nm.
ceeded Uion liisown motion, apparently,
to order a new survey ho directed to be
made lu strict accordance with the judi
cial possession, not according to
ths laud grant which must have
beeu determined by the law;
not according to the coutirmallon.which
made no mention of the aliened mounds
by which 2,700 square miles of terri
tory wore claimed to have been
umraeu oiu as noninjuries or a
colonization grant limited' under
Mexican laws of ICO Hqusra miles,
but proclsuly aecordlng to thoso exag
gerated boundaries, and iu accepting
the alleged boundaries of iudicat pos
session an determinative ol boundaries
under the graut aud continuation.
No notice appears to have boon
taken of the facts disclosed
by the record aud advertised
In tho record ol tho commissioner. Tim
decision of tho secretary iu l.SGll, that
tne SKOiru map purporting to deliue
such boundaries and in substantial ac
cordance with which the antimvod sur
vey was executed, did not accompany
the aurvoy or tho general reort mi
wuicu uie continuation was insuo, and
was, therefore, no part of such con
firmation, but was produced with alight
or no evuionco oi'its authority. Eleven
yours after such roport was made,
nine years after the confirmation
of the cranl. and 21 veara an Imminent
to the dato of the document in posses-
nn of which It was ulaimod as a part
and that the ulalm of possession to the
extent so described was contradicted.
but tho grant of the clalmauta them
selves, betore the depart
ment assembly in IhiH. when
they staled that the grant
(i in not exceou 10 or is leaguee end ex'
blblted to the assembly the Judicial oor
t Ideates confirming such atatnmnnl.
The Surveyor lleueral, Mr. 11. L. At
kinson, had anticipated the commission
uy limning a contract mr sur
vey by the larger claimed boun
daries with the saiuo surveyor who had
made the private survey for the
grain claimant in inu, wuicu unauthor
ized contraut was not approved by the
commissioner. Tho commissioner's
Instruction to the surveyor general that
disinterested doptitv should bo so
lected to make the survey, who
nas nun no oonuection or bus-
inost transaction releraiv ft the
Interests of the owners ol Hie m nnt an.
pear, however, to have been Ignored by
tho surveyor general, and his iieglool of
such Instructions also does not appear
to hve boen disapproved, for
the coutract for survey was given
to brother or the aliened owner of tho
grant and the alleged owner himself
was the bondsman, and this contract,
obnoxious as It seems to me to publlo
morals and olMolal obligations, was ap
proved and the survey made under it
approved end patented. No decision
was reudored by the commissioner upon
boundaries or otherwise in the eaae be
fore the Issue of patent, but patent was
utnuiarli.T Issued without formal doci
sion and without opportunity being af
forded to advise parties or proteetantu
T T
Si
BETTERTON & HOPKINS,
TtAt.T.AS, TFXR
to appeal te the secretary of itbe inte
rior or to Invoke his supervising Judg
ment, own
Iu conclusion, Commissioner Sparks
recommends that suitable actlou be
taken looking to a vigorous proseoutlon
ol the Buits now pending la the District
Court of Colorado, and that a new
suit be commenced in New Mexico,
where the greater portion of the lands
He, to set aside patents already issued
under this graut.
A Department Financially Kuiblraeil.
Washington, Juue 12. The reduc
tions In the pay roll of the agricultural
department for the month ol May weie
a little over f3,0O0 as compared with the
previous monthly average. Additional
reductions for Juue, amounting to about
$2,500, have been made and others ate
thought to be inevitable, In order to pre
vent a deficiency. The working lorce of
tho statistical bureau has already been
greatly reduced, but a close computation
discloses tuo Ucl thai the available
funds on hands is lnsulliclout to carry
the work through the month upon tho
present scale, and it is apprehended the
discharge or supervision or nearly all
the remaining force will take place at
UllUU.
he Dolphin Must Cruise in'u Heavy iea
Washington, June 12. Secretary
Wbitnoy this morning toleirranbed
Captain Bolkuan. now lu New York en.
gaged lu testing tho new dispatch boat
Dolphin, that yesterday's trial was en-
lilUl. trullll.lu-u au II,- ...... .1 1 I
----'j .-.uuiwon, wi tno lunb ui'nirou WHS
for the purpose of proving the bosi's
uuimy iu siaiiu a uosvy sea. The sec
retary has ordered another trial tout
tlu this point.
Changing Navy Vessels.
Washington. June 12. A reooit
from Admiral Jouott, dated Asplnwall,
May 30, states that he will sond the
(iulnna nnrth uml tlmt alto, will l.a fal
lowed by the Hwartara when the Atlan
tic takos her place at Asplnwall.
, Secretary Bayard's Iteturn.
Washington, Juno 12.--Suoretury
IUyard has returned from tho Wobt.
Notes from Kerens.
Kkkkns, June 12. Special.- Ex
iloutouutit Oovernor Mai tlu seems to
be taking great pride lit i mproving his
mo stock. Ho received a lew davs aim
some blooded Durham cattle. If tho
country was llllod up with men who
took an interest In Improving stock as
uuon ins uovuriuir, aoruoa would soon
be a thing of tho past.
ino uuu uppearanceor tno town, tho
iluylng ot chess, the whittling of goods
IllxeS unit tL flllli.t.lwmu urmti.l llta ..I-..A
all IO til lleiiiiinHf.rutii llml. Dm r.i.mm.1
are making hay while the sun Is shin-
iiik. iow more uays oi lair weather
will insure the crops In good condition.
Misses Huttlo and Tallv. two of rr.l.
caua's accomplished beauties, hnvn
boeu visiting friends and relatives hero.
Mrs. Pick StoniH minn Hnun t...lu,.
from Corslcuna to visit her lather, Oov
ernor Martin.
l'rof. John Forney F.rwln has a tlciur
isliiliifdanclnir school in lull lil HSt Willi
a large attendance.
Tate Tor Treasurer or Kentucky.
Louisville, June 12. Hon. J. W.
Tate, presout lucumbent, was nomi
nated to-day by the Stato Contral and
Kxecutlve Committees at Frankfort as
LIlA I lut.inf.l'iil Irt t.ian.llilulu fit- t ..,.....
at the August elecliou. There was no
uppuamuu to lave.
Uould system Changes,
Palkhtis k, June 12 Special. John
Williams, general foreman, aud six
other employes of the International A
Ureal Northern shops at this place,
leave to-morrow to accept positions in
the railroad shops in this aud other
states.
Mil, WAHNIflt'S POSITION.
An Interesting Card Ureught Out Through
Constant Annoyauoe of Correspuudeuts
on the Silver Coluaie Issue,
R.H HESTKR, N. Y.,Juno 12. Special.
U. II. Warner, of the well known Safe
remedies manufactured here, la very
much annoyed by tho recolpt of hun
dreds of letters for and against the pro
posed silver bill, tho author ship of
which Is attributed to lilm by a New
York Tribune editorial, which saldt
"I'ongrossmau Warner's sale cure of the
silver dllllculty has secured tree ol
cliargo wide ad vorliseuionu Mos t Jour
nals thai rellocl the coiutnoti sonso ol
business men promptly coiiitamued tho
scheme aud have pointed out the
danger Involved In an unlimited lulls
Hon of the currency," etc. U. H.Warner
says he is not tho author of that bill,
aud though owning the Homo Shoo sil
ver mine Is not necessarily In favor ol
the exclusive coinage of silver, tie In
not a congressmau anil has no political
ambitions, as the demands of tho Saro
Cure business absorb all of his time.
Ho protests that It is not fair lor the
press to hold hi in responsible lor the
political views of all the Warners ou
earth.
LITE PKltSONALS.
Captain J. W. Swltser Is iu the city.
John McCoy, ol Fort Worth, wae in
the olty yesterday.
John H. Holcher, of (Jalnoavillo, wus
on tne sirooia yesterday.
K. P. Sawyer end II. A. Jowlll, of
n iscousin, are in the olty.
R. H. Chatham and wife, of Bryan,
wore in the city yoatorday.
Hon. J.O. Tarroll. H. V. Ward and A.
J. Childress, ol Terrell, wore In the olty
yosioruay.
drove Bckool.
Last evening largs crowd of the
patrons end frlouds of Professor Grove's
school gatlierod in the rooms at the cor
ner of Main and Harwood streets to wit
ness the closing exercises of the Instl
tutlon for the scholastic year of 18S1-85.
U was. In (.very respect a most enjoy
able oocaslon. Th to n ere soven gradu
ate, against one 1 i-t year, so rapidly
has the frofessot excellent school
grown within the past 12 months, lu hi
remarks to hi gradualiiig class the pro-
lossor announoed mat his establish
ment did not claim the dignity ot col
leuu but professed to be one ol the best
ol high schools and Le did not claim too
much. From small beginnings somo
live years ago this school has beoome
one or the institutions ol the city, and
has unquestionably a splendid future
beforo IU
The programmo last evening-, which Is
appended, was an elaborate one, and
want of time aud ipaco forbid en
extended notice of all the par
ticipants. The first part was composed
of nice declamations and recitations dv
many of the youths aud misses of the
city, among which weie Interspersed
so in e sweet songs end skillful lustru
mental muslo that literally "brought
down the bouse." Without any dispo
sition to perlloularlze or draw "invid
ious distinctions," the reporter oan not
refrain trout mentioning Miss Mettle
EVERY GROCER
Having recently purchased THE FORT wn??rr n nvrnnir n a nmnni
, , ,
ATI n nn.vin tr if nnw s nm -
o - " vjywttuuuni 4f UOjLi UAf AClTV
-i tfiuua ai.
quantity of BROOMS, and when yon need any -will make you prices thu will
open your eyes. DON'T BUY ANY BROOMS UNTIL YOU HAVE OB
TAINED MY PRICES.
JOSEPH H. BROWN,
w
Iiolesale Grocer
Fond rich, in reel tutlon t Mian riu wu.
wer. in an iiisiriniiHiitm ,! I t isiH IVil nd
xl".'1'.",1!' a "nP' Mfttcr Cliarloa 8.
NpoJiiomlvke Hides n Itii.uuU aii
tho others were good and those spiclal
un.-ui.iuua nivuuv io oe uuuorsiO'Ht SH
disparaglt'.g to onj-.
The graduating class of sevon uiniti
bcrs was composed of two young ladies
ami live youug gentlemen: Miss Mug
g.e Toiiison, Miss Miiuil Wisdom, and
Masters Kdwiu I'rather, Willie Hiwllns,
uiiKii varieiou, u. u. isrnilsnaw and M.
M. l'iioinpsou. Miss Tonisou road bo-.u-jilully
au essay ou "Napoleon," display
ing a thorough acquaintance with tho
lite and character of that greatest of
warriors mid eonmierors. Nhx wm miiit
elegauily dresaetl, was heartily iipplsud
ed and received a i.i rfeet
nvalsnc-he of llorul oiler
iUjm. Mbe Wisdom was
equally happy in the matter and man
ipu i'f her essay on "Thought Widens
with tilt) I'root. of tlie Suns," ftrd was
also tha roelpleut of iminv
exquisite Uisiiiiiunjals in iho
way or llorul ollorlncs ami
applause. Tho jouni gent emon of
the oIms-s, wilhoiu iixo.-oMdii, aeqeiitml
tlieiiisiilves haudtiomnlv unit ii ili.eii.il
credit, not only upon themselves, but
llielr school.
in a very neat and appropriate ad
dress Professor Urovn conferred Hie di
plomas and thus closed one of tlin i t
entertaiiiii g and credltiiblo exhibitions
witnessed in I'sllus this Feason. Tlie
professor deserves great credit for the
hutisinntial institution whle!; ho has
tiuilt up lu our nildst. and is a publlo
beiielactor In that ho is making, figura
tively speaking, two blades of grass to
grow where but one grew beforo.
el.- r,.ii.in i.. ,i"
i n-7 i-iiioniu in tut,
I'IUM1K,.MMK PAIIT 1.
Music. "Tlie Urovo School Match,"
Tallafnrro.
I. Keeltatlnn, " Rmauclpatiou of
Man," Nettie 1 Fendrlch.
i. ueolamatlnn, "An Adjuration,"
Willie I. Johnson.
3. Quartette, "Meek and Neck."
4. lteclamation. "KohuIuh." J. If. Tit-
torlugton,
6. Reclamation, "Kdiicatlon," JJor
berl Y. Field.
tl. Instrumental solo, "Whispering
Wind," Kile Wltwer.
7. Song, "Starry Waves," Edna (1.
SI ji(inou.
. Dcclumatlonj ' Character of Napo
leon," Koliert II. Alloti.
I) Sextoti, '-llt'orrlenlo."
10. Declamation, "The Republic,"
Charles H. Mltolioll.
11. Kecltation, "Spoopeudy kn Loses
Ills Collar Button," Leula v. lUwilns
12. Imnt, "Convent Dolls," Klia Wit
wer ami Jessie I'rather.
13. Siing and Chorus, "The Old Hid
Cradle."
II. Declamation, 11 Impoilshable
Lives," Henry M. llryan.
I.'i. Declamation, "Liberty of the
Press," Canile A. Skollon.
lit .Sng,"S.lll Far lrom M Ueu
lali P.ici.
17. 1 lamitiop, "The y'A Kssay
on Girl-," C. L. Patlerson.
IS. ! (lamaiioii, "MsNsaclmsetts and
South C irnllna," I houuis Camp.
III. Tilo, "Lt liigh Polka."
20. Ii climi.idoii, "(i.i vsti m .f Fl
nam.r," II. M. Slio't .i.
'.'I. Iteelt ition, "Spooiiei.ilyke Hides
a lUcycle," Anna ('. Tniiison.
i-Aiir li-iiii.vniiA'iiMi ixvss.
1. lieeUm.Kl ui, ".Mind, tin lie ry of
Man,'' i:.llii l'ra.ln r.
2. K-suy,
"Ills smiie wis Kniplrei, his lai.-i weio
ti.n.le'rf,
Ills tulile i-iirili, lilsille. w .re liiiiiein Imipi."
1 Mali. IK J. Ti nisiin.
3. DecUnutlon, "Ttio N. A Itiue,"
Wllllie H. l(ulliis.
i. H.ii-.t, "II Trovstore."
6. i;ssuv,'-f hcCoiiqiiiists -jf M-iiiuce,"
II ii Kb C.rlion.
tl. D.clauisllim, "L'berly a'nl l'u
Ion," tl. U. l!r.ilsiiiv.
7. li iartotie, "L'lvu a' Sight."
H. Ksssy, " l'liuiii;ii'. 'Alliens with the
I'roctus ol tlie Suns," Maude A. Wis
dom. l Uttcliimstlon, "I'lijust liHtlunal.
Aequiiulou," M. M. Tivunips in.
10. tl'illllitlg tOi klllUltkUS of Uradua-
lion.
(ST YODB EMS POWDER TQ-BAIl
InuMi ftdrtrtlMd m abMtitatf pin
COVTJLXM AMMOIfXJU
THI TttTl
FlMwa tp iwfl n bol ot mtll 1MM.M1N
UttWfir ftntl until. A hmle wlii Ml M
xHs l flaiMl lb yrttWM t tuuiiMU.
j'lueufii, iu reciiaiiou; Aiist ileuliih
race, in the exquisite vocal selection,
'Still Far from Me," and Little Miss
A una 'lenisnn in her reoltatlnn r
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMM0M1.
m snn.Tsn.usss Bis NtVIK sin ijirrrronl
Is siIIIUb hsnws frT s s-imitr sf a tsslnrr II It
tsd lbs wnraMsrs' r,:il.i is,
THE TtSTJFJHE OVEM.
riHC3 BAK1NH POWDER CO,
assss 01 '
Dr. Piice1! Special FlaTorlim Eitracls.
ts Miwtsa, smS SMm ml sstsn I Smr sbss,ss
Dr. Prloi'i Lupulln Yiail Cms
t- Lifts, iMllkr BTM4. Ths Bsst Dry I of
Tssii to Iks WsrU.
rOH f All BY CROCIHi.
iniCAoo. . it. lovQ
sell?;
n - tittt -
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
Fun
D1V
II I
II 1
III
1
Ul 1U1 JU KJJ
014 AXjiin street.
Diamonds !
THIS la THIS HOUSE WHEUB SOU CAN FIND
AU OP THE LATEST NOVELTIES
AN BLEUANf 8TOUK TO SELECT FKOH I
mm, California ami Foreign Jewelr?
isilJIvUll!'!1 we will certainly please
pairing touipllcated Wsiohes a specialty.
614 TVT A T"NT RrPT?.-FTPTT. DALT.APl TW-:
ffl-Wl wish to null Ih. ...n,in .r k.
LAI) IK 8 to the fact that th.y will And
our New Spring Ht.ck of Ladles', Hisses',
Ohllilrou ssnrt Infants' Shoes. Nn.ni.rt..
and all styles of Slippers to be very coin-
pieie. ire Invite your Inspection, and we
feel confident yon will be well pleased
with our tooils and belter nlaaaad lth
our prions. UlveasaealU
H. PAGE & SOW.
BOI ri.V'MTWKITT.
PRBM LUM
BEER!
Itcelvwl the Highest Award at the Purls
Kxposltlou fur the
PUREST, BEST IIS rW HEJLHI
BEER
Manufactured in tbe World.
I.AUKlt 1IEKR BALK8
Bl. I.onls Kvpubllcan, Noviunber 16, 1878;
"The ollU-lnl rsltirna of the Revenue Depart
nirns for the year ending Novomber 1 show
the enormous ipian tlty of 2W,ra barrels of
Ijiuer Deer sold for the ANUEUKKK
11UHCII OUKWGRY . This rslurn proves
them to bo ths largest Urewery In the West."
ALL ORDERS ARE PROTO FILLED.
ADDKKHM
L
Dallas, Texas,
Agent for North Texas.
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES.
OVER 400,000 rTtV IN U5&.
Fitt Wldln VfMrlt innrfr. ki.W m wn
witli im pterisiin Rpitwo. Tlw Hprltimi Irnathrn ftitd
bartrn twcsrilin to tt ni mnjr, KqusUlt
vvrll ntliil(il t rmiHh ntnnirv rottd mpA
fl n ft H r It vm of t H i I n n 11 fn r I u rrd n mt mM h J
mu Irttdiuc ( nrrlHctt Uu.iilrn nnd leit
La Belle Studio
PHOTOGRAPHS
Crayons, Porcelains, Etc
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. .jgu u (..uy nil
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Watches ! Silverware!
yon In DKBIQN, QTJA UTY and PRICES. Re
Bag - ravers and Manufacturers of Jewolry.
BOOTS AND SHOES
We are theasents In Dallas for th.eeU
brated "HANAN HON" Pine Sheea'si
Oentlemen. They are the best and Bae
Shoe to-ily In theoonntry. Their pota
of superiority are elegant rating, its sty
andescellnnt wearing qualities. If yoa
ever wear them onee, yon will boy no otnt
H. PACE & &Ofi.
C7-
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m
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EAST!
NORTH
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This line offers
SUP2RI0R ADVANTAGES
Fr.r th iMimlort.ihls sni! rnpl
trupo.'t ol ssi.rfci.'s
l.l.Atlva !V. I.OI'lb B.OO n. m. eieep
miiiiIst. I Lroiinh HliMijir for Nsir
l ark Krii t'lmlr mi- (or lolmloi Prm
OrWr tir iui1 EUgaut I'uilorCw
Chivugo,
Ll'.A VINO KT. LOIJ1! B.40 p. tl lUllf -Throin;li
Slveecr (orNewVork audUse
nitty Through dleoper ' o lluston.
J r A VIN O ST. Lt-irr Op.m.dally.
Two Hlepper le ago end JVee
f nofr Car.
TE3 FIHKSf igUIPMHHf
An ARnls sell tlrkrt. svnd nrngeflsp
Itig Vnr ficonssniodSktlons tlirti.gh se
dxntluiillunTut the popular
1'RAI'Dl CAlTIOtU
stany Hows pi Ttpstaunnita n-flll rhe
tut I'skkins' hot i lea villi a sii'irlniis
mixture anil sbrts.it as Uio ik.NLlNI
Lea rerrtns' WorocaUraoiro 8k-e.
THE GREAT SAUCE
OF THE WORLD.
linrwia tbs most delicious list so4 sss to
KXTRACT a.
of M.nTKUfrom I 1
a mi-dicali:.n- I I
A
BOI'PIt,
n.aMArl at una-
Wny. Ki.
"TellLRA APPR.
I'lNU,
TUNd tlwit their
Mace la highly ia
twmeil la India,
smlls It iiiTupm
ton, tuo taunt. luiiv.
HOT cell
mEA-n,
B i . -
tiiblo, ss well as
the mnet wiinliv
snm(s:iuce that 1
BWUIC''
Tisin Is on erery bo'.tl. of CRNCIHt
OROESTERSHIRE SAUOsI
Holil sad ud Ihrmwhuu. Uw wid.
iOKN DUNCAN'S SONS,;
aOMib rtm tiik i'nitf.d srixm
MIV Oitrk.
HOLLOWAY & CO.
Wbolssale Dealers a Blapls and Faney
Groceries Fruits $ Prcdccc
10 aad 114 Kiss It, Dallas, Tern.
WioIcMie lftnta for Xltweirl Cller.
tkm m fit Ul a. I wigaunNi.:l Ot
To arrive! A ear of Lemons C!X