Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-11

assisting, about two weeks ago, to
take a drunken loaler TO Jail, was
bit by him on one Of his fingers.
He paid but little att enlion TO it, un-
til a few days subsequent it became
swollen and painfully with every ap-
pearance of erysipelhs. The ordi-
nary remedies in su CHI cases were
applied, but the inflammation spread
rapidly from The ha nd to the arm,
and finally TO the body, growing
worse and worse; until modification
put an end to his lie.
A Washington Iet, r to The New
York Commercial says: at is net
yet quite certain VII ilier the presi-
dental election in NPveHbcr y III be
held under the appoi tionmert made
according TO the cen us of 1910, or
under new superintendent to lie
made in conformity Hullthe seventh
census. The President SAYS. in his
message to Congress on the subject,
that the apportionhlcnt cannot be
made under the seventh census
y ithont remedial legislation" :
AHsOnia IHHs. lille Winchester
independent says-the Aiisonia Cot
ton Mills have now got fully under
way, and are doing a heavy bust
ness in the way Of manufacturing
domestics and yarns.
/ The total mortality within the
city Of New York, for last year vas
1915.
Hon: " m ID. Alerrick, formerly
U. S Sen a.or from Maryland, has
been appo inted Charge d'AfI5irs to
Rome, in place Of Mir Cas-, the
former CHE rye.
The authorities of St. LOUIS are
about 10 memorialize Congress to
refund about 100000 expended
.by'that city III improving The har7
Dor.
\ man is on exhibition at New
Albany, who is 5 icct high; and Of
ly 10 years old.
Tie legislature Of Georgia has
passed bill giving the election OF
Judges of the supreme court To the
people.
I'D 10 Heag1ry, Thirty young
: Germans of Cincinnati, Ohio, have
: enrolled themselves IN a company
TO aid in the coming revolution in
] Hungary.
The national debt Of the United
States is S5O,740,556 90.
The treason trial i'll Philadelphia
cost the United States $4,000.
Il On the 18th inst, SIS cars on tie
Il Georgia railroad, containing 90
bales Of cotton, were destroyed by
; fire, together with 80 yards Of track.
!. Mobile has voted d n additional
million of dollars to the Mobile and
! Ohio railroad
II MISSISSIPPI SHNATGEs.->The
| Legislature ol~ Mississippi have
elected two l.. 5. 9-salors. to fiji
the vacancies eausod by the resig-
nation of Messrs. DAVIS ami Foo,c
| Walter Brooke, wing, wa S elected
10 supply the place of Coy. Fogtc,
and Stephen Adams, Uni n Demo
crat, to Gil the plact Of Col. Davis.
Il The Indians in Florida are again
giving some little trouble. l'iftv
mounted volunteers Lave been fais-
ed, and company Of L. S. trb ops
have been sent To that quarter 10 !
/ keep watch.
A cave has been found in the coun-
tyof Calaveros, California, $50 feet
deep, which is descended by various
steps through solid limestone.
/ Ulah Tortory--By late af,ice~
from Salt Lake we .leatn thai the
IsIte Tor the seat Of government ha,
been determined. The new CITY IS
called Fillmore and is in COUNTY
called AiIllard Judge Snow had
organized the court, If tho second
Judicial district at the city Of Manti,
IN the county of San Pete.
The forfeited bail of Chaplin, the
abolitionist- -S19,000--has been paid
over to the authorities Of Maryland.
A Short Biz The : House Of
Representatives of Massachusetts. on
Tuesday, passed the f,ll0vin0 IiIs.-