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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-28
NATHAN Ell BAXTER, JR.,
A BOOK FOR THR MIILIOH /

Clerk and Master
E. a. Ewing, ". f. Cooper and W. B. Reese,
Solicitors for Complainant. apis d4W
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Fourth Day-Friday, May IL.

FIRST RACE-Associatiou Purse 800; wv
mile heats.
SECOND MISREPRESENTATION Purse $500
mile and n half dash,
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DEALERs IN GASOLINE. GASOLINE LAMPS
~ and Gasoline Stoves, Chandeliers, Lamps,
Burners, Chimneys and Wicks, suitable for
Spangs oils. Wherever this oil has been tired, It
has been pronounced far superior to all other
oils, and being non-explosive, is bound to super
sede all other oils. County, town and city rights
for the State Of Tennessee for sale apps Iy
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Com Opensa ID Sew Yo;k yesterday
st llOs, and spsad 4 ll..
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and is considered one of the best retail mercantile
stands in the city.
NO gis a beautiful vacant lo!, we'll set out in
trees and straw berries and finely improved,
fronting 81 feet on jefferson ana running back 81
feet. ...h ..H .
No 10 fronts 81 feet on Jefferson and runs back
81 feet. II has upon it beautiful
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Positive and Without Reserve.

TERMS-One-fourth cash; one fourth 5th OF
Septemter, one-fourth 9Th Of March, 1872; one-
foIlrtb 5th of september 1872, with notes bearing
interest with personal security and lien retained.
sale free from the equity OF redemption.
NATHANIEL BANTER,
Clerk and Master,
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Eearrul Death of an Aeronaut.

HE Is CARRIED UP 4 MILE ny A PREMATURE
ASCENSION, AND FALLS TO THE EARTH A
SHAMELESS MASS-HIS WIFE AND CHILD W.T.
NESS THE TRAGIC AFFAIR.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October "a singular
and most tcalful accident occurred here
this morning on the occasion of balloon
ascension. The balloon broke prematurely
from lis tastenings and started upon its up
ward flight without any occupant i'll the
ear. Two mcn-onc of them being the
aeronlut, Professor Wilbur-Sprang for
the car. but ouly succeeded in catching the
ropes, aud in that condition were carried
OF. Professor Wilbur's companion, after
the balloon had risen about thirty feet, let
20 his hold and fell to the ground unhurt.
The Professor, however, clung TO the ropes
TIL tho balloon had attained the height of
about mile, when he came whirling TO
tie Garth. As he approached the earth he
was descending feet foremost then his
body spread out horizontally; then it
doubled up and turned over, and then
straight cncd out, With The head downward,
striking the earth with the head and back.
His head was mashed into IN indistinguish-
atc mass, and his body was crushed and
bruised horribly. The body made an in
dentatiun in tho ground eight inches deep,
asd it rebouudcd four feet from where 1t
struck.
The Professors Young wife and little
daughter We're on the gruund, and wit
ues6cd the terrible affair. Their agoni2cd
grief was most hcurt-rc reading, aUdthe .scnSa-
spct,"s.'" - 49, "~---''-' -''';'. '.e'rn indie.
SLriulhc.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 3.-The super
inteudent of the mint notifies number Of
old Republican employees that In conse-
ouence of political pressure he must dis.
nense with their services. Their successors
are supposed to favor the present Admins
tration.
Oregon. x,,.
been hanged. So. cat
fornIa, and many sunstrokes arc occurring.
The shipments OF tea overland during
September were nearly 4, OO0, 600 pounds;
J The vintage has commenced, and the
yield will be about 100000 gallons, OK
elusive Of brandy.
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Domestic Markets -iEY TELEGEAPu.l


NEW YORK. October 3.-Cotton strong sales,
1890 bales; hollands, 2Uc.: Dreani, 2o5 Flnur--
southern tirmer; good TO choice, s. oapts. nls-
key, 81. Wheat-Wntar red western, $l.s5D
$l 81. Corn heavy at 7tl1iic. Rica hrlncr. potk'
sla.ss@sI3.75. Bcct 'luiet. Lard N.mer kettie,
losc Navals quiet. T.llow, siGa1c. FrelYhlo
unchanged.
bid 50 asked: '6b's IS bid d7s, q bid. Coupons,
old ~ bio, 81 ssked; new, q: BID. Sorth Csr@-
lins's, 80 bid; new, 70 bid. Wet Vrginis's' =
WI flour ~ t@ m Wheat active aud m. Corn Arm;
white, 76Is3c. yel w. T5Misc rt3ylsions s'eaqy
and unchanged. Hht6key, CIV. oala hful a' ''
| @55c. Rye, so4aoc.
| CtSCINSATI, October a. Flour quiet and weak.
| Corn unchanged. Pork-Fltr demand At i.tc'
| lard. oic. asked. Bacon dull aud dropping;
| shoulders, &c; sides, 1tGr7ic. Wniskey, csc.
LOUISVILLE, 0c'obe- a.--Tobacco active sai IS
1856 hhds.; lugs. $T.25@77i; low 10 good loal, 20
0D225o Haygng quuI. Flour active aua u. aur e
| Corn firm. Provisions steady. w Mickey, s'4soe'
| WuMISGToS, October a.->pirits turpentiln ID
Arm 81 doc nosn firm 80 S2p5 for straineu, 70 lol
| No. /, 1875 for No. ., ~ for ektr! PIE, ~
male Crude turpeptiDe steady AT fZ 20 lot n
H. 10 for yellow dip, aud s475 Tor V'rsla ,ae
rm mlddiings l8tc,; sale', % oaies' s''''' A''''
| CHARLESTON, October 2.-C0uon strong mr. .o
diDgs, lst@lS1c.; sales, 500 oa'e': SsoeA' s''1'
| bales.
| sAvANSAH, October s.-Cotton hrm ; buyers
and sellers apart; lniddlings, ls3c. sdicr, 2's
! bales stock, 7,.os bales.
| NEW ORLEANS October Cotton strong az
| l9iallQsc. sales, 1000 bales; Stock IS a'' oaies'
| MOBILE, October 3.-CottCn arm: mlddllnge'
la,Gll9c. sales, 400 bales stock, H. !s' o-ies'
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Shortly before nom on last Saturday The
stables and barn on the farm of Mrs. Gene
raj Elzey, living ut Jessop's Cut, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire. Fortunately, the
horses and carriages were removed IN
safety. The loss OF Mrs. Elzcy is covered
by insurance. Immediately after the above
fire occurred a tcncment-housc on Colonel
Thomas X. Rch's farm was discovered IT,
be Oh fire, but the flames were Qucnched
before any great damage had been done.
Alexander w. Nelson. brother Of Colonel
D. NJ. Nelson, who shot General Clanton,
of Alabama, at Knoxville, Tcnn., last week,
publishes u card, IN which he says that
State of facts different from that published
bv the papers will be disclosed, and asks
q suspension Of opinion.
A curious incident of the Nelson CHnton
killing affair in Tennessee IS that an old
man named w. d. Smith, at whose house
the sheriff stopped to ask after the fugitive
Nelson, when informed Of the affair
cynced high excitement, and died in i've
minutes.
a Russian engineer named Pobickl re.
Gently ran his railway locomotive huh
dred miles, using maptha for fuel, and found
that by so doing he saved fifty per cent. IN
weight and much more in cost cl fuel.
Ex-senator Hiram X. Eevels, OF Misss
sippl is in lll-health, but hopes soon to be
strong enough to take the stump in that
State in behalf of the Republicans.
Horatio Seymour delivered a speech at
the annual fair Of the Onontaga Indians,
which shows the rapid strides made by that
tribe towards civilization.
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TeSe@ravhic summary.

Secretary Seward and party have arrived
in Java.
The French man-0i-war Bouvet Is ashore
on The coast Of East llayti, anu 1t is itarc q
she will be L total wreck.
a dispatch from Key West states that
salvage Of twenty per cent. has been
awarded on the cargo Of tho Mississippi,
the value of which is appraised mt $40, 900
A Board OF Trade, composed OF the
leading merchants and cotton factors OF
Montgomery, Alabama, has been organ,
lied with a. Strassburger as president and
NJ. 7. Lcgraud aud X. W. DUR vice-presi'
dents.
DR.. @. L. Smith, Of Columbus, Georgia,
Female Institute, WceG III! b6uGvaiif,i w ~
ceased.
-Four deaths from yellow fever occurred
in Charleston during the twcnty-iours
ending at noon Yesterday.
The Mississippi State Fair will certainly
commence OH the sd Of October.
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FoRE1Gy news.
EFFECTS OF THE FAMINE IN rERsiA-THg PES.
TlLENCE STILL pac1sc

THENCE STILL RAGING.
LONDON, October a. Samuel Dickinson
Mrltes from Teheran on the 7th September
S,rs ns an account Of the condition of az
soto III lhe famine-strieken PROVINCE of
If III o. he says that during the month
os My aysS S:gvo persons persisted In the eity
ants IF tlhiu, ana that 10000 Of the iphabit-
into sl al, JUG province have been carried off
nurantage OF the general disorpanizst; aMnt ~
ina T, lnc,irslons for plumber. ~
!he bakers demanded such oyor,,;..
in.ees lor bread that the authorities baS
t ,i.ei sehsu, ana a number of the eytor1
!onist5 naa been executed. The conntr,
10 disturbed by frequent ius,lrrect,ous
The pcstilence still ragcs, and It's hnrro.,,
are increased by destructive innnda tin ,V,s >
yet' notwithstanding the fearful situation - :
Tue people and the country, the Gavaru VI
men. pas refused to avail itself the aid nrnt.
ieiee Ny afeat Britain and Russia.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
= MADRID, October Sit is believed that
Hevora VIII be chosen President of the
| ister of State. ''''0o 10 -"iii'
hlng Amadeus has ordered the releusc q,
one hundred political prisoners. 'O -
MISCELLANEOUS.
r EouhC orion, of Russia, and President
lh,ers had IN interview yesterday. '>'
| The ship James Booth has foundered in
the Bay OF Biscay, and nineteen Of he,
crew were drowned. - De'
| 1t is reported that Mellla, In Morocco. |,
besie3ged by 1900 KabyIes. The garrisoI
will be reinforced. 'N0'
| Four hundred women employed In th,
fax mills in England have Joined in tn
"strikc." ...
| 1t is semi.officially stated that the Gus
toms treaty between Germany and Franc
has been concurred in, but that the sienin
will be delayed until the indemnity (noy
Eoverdue) is paid. ~.
| A special from London to the New Yorl
| World says that NJ. Theirs has notified Lore
Granville that the commercial treaty be
tween France and England will terminal,
in The beginning OF the yearlS72.
The number OF emigrants that have sailed
from Liverpool during the past tire,
months was $4,000, being a increase of 500
over the previous quarter.
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The National Union Aengnc-Mecf
Ing OF the Executive Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, October "a meeting
of the National Executive Committee Of
the Union League OF America was held to-
day ut the Continental Hotel, Ex-Governor
Newell, Of New jersey, in the chair.
Governor Gcary, Of Pennsylvania, made
Il satisfactory report upon the tinanca
condition Of the National Council.
Mr. Pinckney, OF New York, presented
a report upon the second degree. 1t was
considered at length, adopted, and re-
committed.
The subject of the troubles in Arkansas
was reported on by Colonel II. II. Rich, OF
Maryland, but the subject was not con-
cluded.
Statements of the condition Of the Union
Leagues in Louisiana were submitted.
A circular was adopted to be sent to nll
members Of the League; and after the
transaction of some secret business con-
uected with the campaign the committee
adjourned to meet in Philadelphia on the
10Th instant.
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DEATH FROM Observation-Disclosures six
~ H. $50 a. reported at the timc) man
".,urd James Maio. living on Wolfe street,
"a~ attacked N his yard by a large dog
"Nt"l 10y himself, which threw him down
sal tit hln badly about the neck and
'odv. His cr!c- alarmed Mrs. MalO. who
80 hl- assistance, but the dog, leaving
''' !ao". sprang 1T her, threw her down,
..'o! VI: hsi severely. The dog WAS finally
'"',n III tr &erGcant Johnson, who was
u Inc Y!cnlly at the time. after he had
paced three ball, in the body Of the savage
, ,, he iaFIles MI recovered. bat latels
l5tu!Hg Ter, ana Dr. i. s. Arnold was
-uuIiEnAed lat week, and he pronounced
)t symptoms 10 re those OF h. drophotla
u" fingered in great agony until Sunday
a:""'t n9yH, when she dled.-Baltlme"e
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CURIOUS FREAK OF A MADaAE.-On Sum
day about II O'Clock white man, in an
almost nude state, was discovered clingtng
TO the guard of the steamship WYanoke
whiie at sea on her way TO this port: When
discovered he was in an exhausted condi-
ton, and could not have neld on mucn
Longer. He was taken on deck lit requiring
considerable force to make him release his
grasp. In answer to questions he said his
name was Carhen, and that he was coming
to Norfolk TO see his cousin, Snmuel Car
hen, who lived about four miles from Tue
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judge BROOKS, OF TIE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT or NORTH CARoLINA.-Wc
aic informed That about three weeks since,
"u!ic he and The clerk of the United States
District Court were proceeding TO Raleigh
IA stage, they were assaulted, dragged
'iorl the vehicle, and shameiuily beaten by
a land Of disguised desperadoes. The at-
lar occurred Oh the public highway and In
broad daylight. Judge Brooks wrote phi
~" letter To Prominent gentleman oil
fL'" city, III which he gave the full palticu-
Lar oi tie brutal assault baltimore .inle.
yt,0u
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 3. - Pilot
boat Coquette reports Passed in, for Balti-
more, bark Cricket and brig Hannibal, from
Rio; briggs Mississippi. from Uemerara ;
ID. c. Chapman, from Matanzas schooner
Shiloh, from Havana bark Ann and brigs
Alert, Harriet, Amelia, and Julia Halleck,
Passed out Steamers Caspian, for Liver
pool; Cuba, for Havana; ship Helene, for
Bvemcn and brig Potomnc, for Demerara
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tIE.&n.'H ANp BIG SANDY RAILROAD
jrlH lntoI nation NOT 10 De doubted Tor :;
Eli Airut, VT cait sal" 10 lbr tiiendS Of thi~
1u.'Eir! that arrangements are now being
Perfected t. put the road undcr contract
tEam Lexington 10 Mount sterling, and
.aa, ii, cars WI be running 10 the latter
ra'.c %! ta' 1T Of July. 1872. The Ohio and
a,,4reAke road i now graded to within
t'Imsj,- oi the Sandy, and we may reason
1..t rApecl :" see this grca; thorouchiarc
.uIaItvtri. equipped AMI in running order
ID ~" Yeas from this date. Winchester
"a Clark" county, by little lorcth0u"ht
-" heir pat, can make Themselves an i'm
,st.tunt point on this treat line Of railway !:
,.4J They should see TO It 1t once that Hue
III road 0r bjiiil FROM Paris to Richmond. 4
distance Of Thirty eight mites, which would
i've them 81 outlet 10 the southern sea-
H"1rd AID all the important markets Of the
>'u;A.-C I0Jhr Couhty (hyD Democrat.
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.WooTl>G CASE N FREprnIcK COUNTY. -

N0NIINU CASE n FREDthIch Z UUNTF'-
hs.',urf, VI, October DIR. Jacob
Thomas, 4 wclI.lsDown citizen, residing
M,ar Ad4a.,.oWn, twelve mites from Fred
crlyh, sh"t with pistol this morning a
young farmer named John L. Belt, also
wit known. The bah passed through
Belts lungs near the heart, and it Is be.
Loved will bc flal. He is reported dying
Hi, evening. Dr.. Thomas came TO town
Today aud surrendered himself TO Squire
English, u no released him OH 81 900 bail,
tut with The understanding he will be IT.
"rIcatrd AMI held for the grand jury il Belt
'N">. The atiruy grew out Of IA old .rudge.
IH"ruH, alleges seil-Jleienre.
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KEROSENE EXPLOSION IN A RAILROAD
CAR,-A kerosene lamp exploded near
tkocktiSl in one Of the passenger cars Of the
southern-bound night train of the Orange
ruld Sunday night, and for time con-
siderable cXciteiucVt ensucd amongst the
passengers in the coach, who were sud
denly awakened by the noise Of the cNplo-
sion and the bursting forth of the flames
rs the burning oil spread over the floor aud
seats. The train was promptly stopped
aud the efforts Of the officers in charge OF
ii were fortunately successful in soon cX-
tinguishing The flames and before but slight
injury was done TO the car.-Lynchturg
Mars,
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Row AT CAMPBELL CouRTHoUsE.-We
learq that, a row occurred at Campbell
Courthouse on Saturday night last between
Il white man and two negroes, during which
the white man was knocked down with an
axe helve, and bis pistol taken from him.
The negroes then retreated without offer
ins further violence. The difficulty is
alleged TO have grown out Of the disturb.
anCe by the white man Of 4 religious meet
Ing which the negroes were holding. We
did not hear the names Of the parties, nor
were we able to learn whether they have
been arrested or not. The negroes, it is
stated, Ncre considerably excited at the
affair, but all was quiet on Sunday, and no
further difficulty Was apprehended.-- Lynch.
tara NeUS
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The Radical Convention it P;tfsys.
Yansu.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
DAHvILLE, October 3.-Tle Radical Con-
.vcntion met yesterday ut Pittsylyania
Courthouse, and ended most disastrously
to Radicsl aspirants to legislative honors.
Stowell and his followers tried by their
political trickcry to force their fayorltcs on
the Convention. Delegates from Danvllle,
Dan River, and Tunstall townships, in
thorough disgust. unanimously withdrew
from the Convention. The remaining dele.
gates, under StowelI, then nominated j. G..
Maddox and NJ. K. Lloyd (carpet-baggcrs)
and j. &. Davis (ncSro) for the House.
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Euihl Shooting ARRAY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 3.-The Jack.
son (Tennessee) correspondent Of the Press
says that sutton, VINO was to fight duel
with Morgan, became drunk and attempted
to shoot man named Whitesides, who pro.
cured q shotgun and killed Sutton and
accidentally wounded number Of pasSers.
by With the t,tlIcr harrnl
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The Old War-Horse In Harness.

NTANAFDSFILLE, a.,
October 9, 1871. !
Editors Of the Dispatch: In reply to an
invitation to address the people of Green
on their next court-day (the 1llh instantly.
Ex-Governor Smith says: II will be there"
Your paper is extensively read by our PEG.
pie, aud hence we will be glad if you will
announce the fact. 1t is expected that he
will go from Greene court TO Rockin. cham
court on Monday following.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM T. SIMAs.
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tArLosIoN or A CoLLIERY-FouR MEN
hILLtD.- F0ttSciNe, October An cxplo.
non U! sulphur this afternoon in the otto
= .h6eiy, new mines, killed four men
taItic8 McAlichaci, George Dunlap, Jacob
i",l, ard Thomas Hay. George Bence Is
Nttefely wounded, and his recovery is con-
+.'efcn doubtful. One miner, name I'M
,.h9"n, II still missing, and no hopeis en-
'cIi&IAcd Of recovering him alive.
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CALIFORNIA BuTCHERIEs.-,SdnF Francisco,
October ID. Murphy, n farmer living near
Schoolhouse station, San Malice county,
was chopped to death with hatchets by the
brothers Casey and laborer named Morton
in drunken row. The murdercrs arc in
custody.
Edwin Hall, ncwly-marrlcd man. and
Edward Kelly, who claimed sixty dollars
from HalPs wife, with whom he was former
ly intimate, fought with knives last night.
Both are supposed to be fatally injured.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Kew York Stock and Money ,vo,,..

NEW fonK, October s.-Money active nj q No.
cent areenbacks scarce, and the banks are m :.
Bile to supply the demand for discounts. sterl,n.
sb1ss Gold, 1!4lM11il. Governments dull; ,s?,s
1l'f. states laiet except new South CarolIun,s
which sold down TO 60 TeDucsses'5 II new, n
Virginia's, eis new, o.. Lousiana's, So; new.
3d. Levels, 7e07a; s's, So. Alabama's, 100: SIS.
90. Georga's, g.; rs, 81. North Carolina,s. a !.
new, Gag south Carollua'F, f5 new, so.
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Mormon Affairs,
BRIGHAM YOUNG INDICTED AND ARRESTED
MORE REINFORCEMENTs. &C.

MORE REINFoRCEMENTs, &C.
SALT LAKE CITY, October 2.-Brigham
Young was arrested at o'clock this after.
noon. Ee has been indicted for licentious.
ness.
Owing to sickness, he was allowed to re.
NUN in his house under custody of the
United States marshal.
Another company Of Federal troops has
arrived.
A serious resistance to Federal authority
is improbable.
1t is generally believed that indictments
have been found against Brigham YouDe
for murder.
Second Dispatch.
SALT LAKE CITY, October 3.-The arraign
ment Of Brigham Young has been post
poned OH account of his illness. He re
mains in custody Of the marshal. His ar
rest has caused some sensation, but ne
popular excitement.
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Conductor Sumpter, of the daylight train.
Virginia and Tennessee road, received a
severe injury Sunday near Central Der Of,
Tic WAS leaning over from the steps, look
nS at some of the machinery Of the traln
when lie was struck on The forehead by the
post OF Il cattle-cunrd and seriously hurt.
IL was reported that his skull was trac-
| tufcd' It, was brought back by the train
Nnich ARRIVED Sunday night and placed
uhQer meaicai treatment.-Lynch6uy FU-
gi,lidR.
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6'atRe gasE..alay.

THREE LIVES LOST AND TEN PERSONS FATALLY
INJURED BY A FAILING BRIDGE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 3.-The par
ti,lly-constructcd bridge over the Nerdcgrls
river near Fort Gibson, on the Missouri,
Kansas anu Texas railroad. fell yesterday,
killing Que person and drowing two. Six.
teen others were seriously injured, oil
whom eight OF ten will die.
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DHSsOLUTIONs e. PARTNERSHIPS

nISSOL UTION.-The co-partnerShip
L. h .retnfare existing between Asa SSYDt ::
and hIGHh RID IRBf, under the style Of ST Y
DER It.BY, Is this day dissolved.
Either part, will sign IN settlement OF our Cd
business, which we desire 10 clio; up imned tL"lv
We respectfully solicit for tie new company
into which our business has been merged con-
Tin ratlOn of The patronage so literally bestowed
The new company having increased facilities
for meeting the wants of the trade encourage
us to expect for It large more OF patron ga.
ENCOURAGEMENT thus given Will add greatly IN
stimulating BONE INDUSTRY and developing thu re-
sources Of the country.
CCi SNYDER 4 lKBT.
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Trial of Madam Won Buskirk-Huna
,JUry

New YORK, October 5.-Madame Won
Buskirk, the abortioni3t, has been on trial
to-day. Great trouble was found to secure
jury.
The evidence developed no additional
facts to those already published. The case
being given to the jury, they were unable
charged. she was admitted to bail.
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at an earlier date. Only the day previous
twenty. five or thirty persons were known
to have been on the bridge at one time.
Had it gone down then the consequences
would have been proporttonably more hor-
rifying. We do not know that any blame
can be attached, under the circumstances,
to the City Council or Board of Supcrel-
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 3.-keno won
the mile dash. Tiule, 1:40E. Sentinel won
the Gayoso stakes. Time: 1:46a, l III 4,
I:494. Saucebox won the first heat.
Morgan's Scout won the two-milc dash
Time 3:iI,
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PorrsvILLE, Pa, October "a collier.
explosion occurred here to- day which killct
four persons, besides which there arc scyc
,,,ssipg
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a s,oub:a Murder In Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, October 3.-John A. Simpson
an esteemed citizen of Atkins county, ant
his son, have been murdered by Sam Pat
ton and his son. The murderers have tlcl
TO the mountains.