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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-07-11
COLUMBIA MARRET.
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Ollice ofMAKTIN, ENHEy Is WEIGHT, I
July ~, 1873. j
Bocoa- Shoulders geo SC; sides zoe; hams lie.
BUttcg-l5O 90 20c.
Eevstp,ag-2jG.
Biqckiug-75c.Gsl 90 a don.
Cotioa- Dull al &C. To 16c FOR different GRADES.
Cotton Hoc,t-lOC per 100 his
CorH-G0c loose from wagons; demand light
ri prices, no shipping demand.
Co6ec-RiO, 2jc; Java, 5Nai2 Laguira, IS.
GC27c.
Coal OH-37i.c by the barrel; lQE,1lg. u gal.
Candica-22i 4tsLjc. y 10,
Eqgs- I0cMl2iEe.
Hou-si. ~ aSlOope IeOtt@
GtGG6r--itg5Oc
LqJ1!-SC.
Ltae-506gGUc IL buShcl
Mstt-1Ot from wagons
h2tdsse8 and Sin7pg,,-commun, 'Jc.csiJoi col
den syrup, Sl0 Ia.
Pen Nats GD3 % So; as per quality,
PePpcr--.}itai0c.
Ricc-llGgl2c,
Soit-2lUOtni ia bbi;s3.0J for5'yb.
Sscck E-e,t-, "A p to / ~,
SG9p--l0n ijc.
S0Iu-lG@l2c.
Sugar New Orleans. lImIjc; Dcmcuara, lItE
i2G; \ sugar, l5c; crushed and graduated,
l5}s11i6c.
Tea ,2jNa2.5U n 'h,
Tlfiioir &c y H.,
Haot-ta 10 -lornr rub Washed - To ~ for
long Wool free ofbuIs; BURY wool IS To zoe
Whedt-SlGOnSl p; for common Red, Medi-
teTauian to choice BUughto' or White, the
latter commanding the highest price.
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The Fair Grounds.

The Directors of the Maury County A. NJ.
II. N l.. 5. Society are at work on their Fair
Grounds, changing and remodeling the build
IHgs, etc. They have taken d. wn the inclos
Hre and are fencing in the entire grounds.
They have also taken down the amphitheatre
and shelter, and instead of the circle, it is put
up in crescent shape on the extreme southwest
part of the grounds, in front of which is be-
ing made beautiful half mile trottiDg track,
forty or fifty feet wide. AS now arranged,
spectators can sec the entire track, and the
tretters pass by them twice in making the
mile. These and other Improvements show
that the management is up to the age in offer
ing inducements to breeders and n.anufaetur-
crs as well as facilities and comforts TO Yisi-
tors. Maury county is one of the very few
counties in the State that has been able to hold
good Fairs and keep out of debt.
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Life Insurance,

We call attention to the advertisement of
the Nashville Life Insurance Company. The
officers and managers of this company are
known as men of high standing as business
men and citizens As such their standing
could not be better They are all citizens of
this State and n ost all of them live in Nash
Vile. The financial condition of the company
is regarded as first class. Mr.. Thos. III. Will
Iiams, a remarkably correct and careful bust
gess, man is the agent at this place. The com
panv is fortunate in securing his services.
His office is at Williams IL TOwler's drug
store. Although the company has more poll
cy-holders in Nashville than anywhere else,
At did not lose a single one by cholera during
the recent prevalence of that malady.
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TEhR KANRa-

The taxable property of Maury county
forlS13, amounts to about eleven.mllllon
five hundred Thousand dollars, being an
Eiterease of about one and Galt million
doIiaTs over that of last year. The Coua-
~ Court has levied a tax of 50 cents on
the SIOG, cts of which is for school pur-
poses, and a poll tax of Sl,OO; The state
tax is 10 cents, which, added to the
county tax, makes Is cents. The poll
lax. Estate and county, s., also goes to
school purposes. 1t is thought that when
the taxes aFs collected for this year, the
Indebtedness OF lbe county will be more
than liquidated.
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At the second semianual meeting of
the Stockholders of Duck River Valley
Narrow Gauge Railroad company Tues
day, Col. L. ID. Myers the President,
x-aiied the house to order. an election
Ior Directors was opened ana the follow
ing were elected:
Hickman y. Nixon 1859, 7. S.
Easley, 1919.
HumpLreys-L 5. Goodrich, 6,526.
sIaury--L. ID. Myers, 1888, Ed, Will
aiams, $50.
MarshaIl--R, L. Mcclure, 1879, Jas. II.
Lewis, : SO.
Iincoln-M. d. Hampton, 1879.
'Cnffee-M. r. Campbell 1919.
ii. Clagett of Hickman county receiv-
ed 20 votes, Gen. w. G. WhitthOrne of
NIaury reeeiE ed 40 and Hon. Dorsey b.
Thomas Of Humphreys received / ,O53, the
largest nutn Der of votes east being 1913.
The Board met at the Office Of the COM
many Wednesday morning, July, Sth
. O'Clock. Present, l.. s Goodrich, o. A.
nixon, l.. ID. Myers, Ed. Williams, X.
-. Mcclure, Col. Jas. III. Lewis. Col L..
-. Myers was elected President by accla-
nation j. Is. Hamilton declined re-
election. John Frierson and w. b. Will
,s.,n nut in nomination for Secretary and
Treasurer and w. b. Wilson was elected.
I'D. Williams put in nomination Col.
s'aIconnet as Chief Engineer of the COM
gany, he was elected by reclamation.
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The writer of this memorial has known
Michael kinzer for more than forty years, ana
10 unwilling to let this opportunity pass WIN
ont some notice of his well spent lie. Men
ael kinzer was born in Bedford county, va,
90 the Goth September, 1906, and died IN
Aagry county, Tennessee, on The 18TH OF June,
1873. he made profession OF religion and
ioiucd the SIethodist Episcopal Church IN
September, 1879 and from that day to the date
of his death. lie an earnest and faithful
z,ldIer of the Cross of Christ. lie was
steward in his church for nearly 80 years,
apd smers efficient and faithful one no church
yer had. He was the frequent representative
& his church IN the district quarterly and an
nusl conferences. He was alTays at his post
when the cause of bis Savior or the demands
,T humanity required. As father ana nus
l,ea5 he was kind, atiectionate and dutli9l; as
4 friend and ueighbor, be was remarkably
sind and Tespectful, especially to the Poer ana
needy. Michael EinEC- was an honest truth
ii, Benevolent Christian gent leman. no man
p.as ever more beloved and respected oy MS
neighbors than he was. Death to hlm had no
ferrors. lie died as he had lived, with the iuLl,
est assurance Of n blessed immortality oey92!nSa
,he grave. May his virtues and CHRISTIAN NE
be ever remembered and followed oy lnose
Who were near and dear to him. u
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Criminal Court.

Judge McLemore charged the Grand
Jury Monday morning, and they have
been at work all the week. Next Nom
Say the docket will be taken up regular
Iy, and every Gaze disposed of in some
way during the present term. The fol-
lowing gentlemen compose the grand
Jury: VIM. b. Wilson, Foreman! Patrick
Il. Hughes, Ezra Hardison. Robert Z.
Glenn, John L. Derryberry, Andrew ).
Pugh, Thomas J. Perry, John NJ. Gard
ward Petty, Alfred w. Thomas, Thomas
g. HardiSoa.
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To Our Subscribers.

Those OF our patrons who are getting
fieir paper fscTp the Post Office, under
tho new postal law, will hereafter have
10 paw postage. Those who desire can
have their papers changed to our deliy-
erv box at the HERALD Office and save
postage. We viii make 10 change AN
less so directed.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NELSON HOUSE.

John Early, NJ Thomas, p S Scott, Pay
or Martin, G W White, c Z Barton, kostsOn'
/, C Bradon, } ohm X Brast, w L HARRISON, n
r Beecher and lady, Nashville; r q Mcguire
/ II Lewis, LewisbuTg; L 5 Goodrich, Burri-
cane mills o A Nixon, Centreville; Nj Smith
Lynnville; r Fagap and lady MIS- q M Boy1'
SanieT's Furnace; b Bayless, LouisyilleI +
Mcdowell, Memphis
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Nashville University.

The Nashville University is advertised in
this issue. Gen. i. Kirby Smith is the Chan
ceIlor This institution, under his able direc-
ton, is fast becoming one of the most promi-
ncnt schools of the land. For terms see the
LII hnr.
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Mrs Sarah white to j P n White, lot in
Columbia, $500,
SW Steele to S P Jourdan, lot in Mt Pleas,
ant, $3.50.
l. D Myers to James wilkins, land in Co.
lumbia $50,
Mrs Parthenia Sheppard to Mrs Mary Rut-
tie lot in Columbia, $500.
Carrie Burge to Annie Burge, lot in Column
bia, $500.
NJ C Dowell to A and T johnson, Is
acres in 25th district 5
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In this city. July !, 1873 Miss Irene NAYEs,
laughter OF ). Nj and Willie q. Maycs, aged
II years
Near Culleoka, July :, So, Mr.. c. L. ABER-
NATHN.
in Hickman county, july r, lS7j, MIS-
CATEA FGNE ADcUCN. in the 18th year Of her
age. the was the mother of Messrs. Houston
and Al. Adcoyk, Of this city,
In this place, last Wednesday night, after a
long and Painful Illness, Mrs. SUSAN ". BLAND.
wife OF Wilson Bland, aged SO years.
In Murfreesboro, July I'd. LEILA, daughter
OF Capt. James IL. Andrews and Mrs Dinkie
Andrews, aged one year and nine months.
At TuIlahoma, on the 5th inst, lfElIN C.,
oldest son OF u. Il. EAIN~.
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| will open and hold an election at the regu-
lar voting places in each civil district of tho
county Of Maury, on the first Thursday in
August, 1873, for the purpose Of electing three
elected for one year, one for two years and ono
for three years, also 10 I'LL all vacancies in all
lowing named gentlemen Special Deputy
Shorills, to act as receivers in said election
and authorize said Deputies To appoint Judgct
and Clerks in their respective Districts, ~ hold
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srbooT Cou,ntSsioner..

an election will be held in each dis
tEict of tIIs county, on the LIST Thursday
in August, for the purpose of electing
school commissioners. See the Sherih's
npticg-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-07-11

Rev. c. Foster Williams will please accept
our thanks for box of magnificent "wild-
goose" plums, and a number OF last years aP;,
ples, "Halrs Seedlings" which were still
sound and sweet,
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TRIRUTEOF RESPECT,

Al u called meeting Of the st. James
Lodge No. los, off. and A. Masons, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an AlI-wise Gre
atOr in his providence to remove from our
midst, by death, on the 10Th of June, our
friend and brother MICHAEL kINzER; and
WHEREAS, In life he was esteemed, hCn-
ored and loved hy ell who knew him; espe-
I5esOIued, LIST, That while we bow with sub
mission to His will who doth all things
right, still we mourn the loss of our brother
whose company was so pleasant, whose ad-
vice was so wholesome, and whose hands
were ever so ready to work for the prospect
ty of his Lodge.
ResOlUed, 2nd, That we viii chGtiAh his
memory With pleasure, aud try formulate
his notIte exanple so plainly designed upon
trestle board, as to be understood by @l' -
bRetlrenG
ResOkue4, 3fd, That we tender our sympa-
th1es to the family of the deceased, remind
ing them that they sorrow not as those who
have no hope, hut TO confide in Him OF
Whpm it is said, "He 'tempers the winds to
The ShOrn lamb,
Resotred, 4th, That this Lodge bury brother
KINzER at one o'clock to-day, with Masonic
honors and that we wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
Afesotoed, 9Th, That a copy OF these reSolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of the
Lodge, q copy be furnished the family OF the
deceased, and that the Columbia Herald,
the Mail, and Family Favorite be requested
to publish the same, es.r
W. :. MCBRIDE.
g. w. BRATTEN1- 2Com.
w. r.. sMcKENNON.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
BAROMETER

Range of Therm0m eter and RarOm-
ter. az Wint0n, Residence of j. HI
James. for the week ending July
10th 1874.
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Business Notices.

Laad.osh's Turnio. Seed, at
WILMAMs 4 TowLER's.
Cash Buyers can save money by examin-
ing my stock Of Goods W.LPunus'.
Genuine Imported Wines and Brandics at
WILLIAMS IoELER's.
Bargain Counter.
Come and buy Goats and Vests for 500,
Shoes for 500 SI25 ana SI,jG, former prices
$3.50, $3.50. Hats for Sl.D, worth $780, $50,
at WI. rnuuo',
Board Wanted,
Board in the country nnoi Columbia, for
small family, where tne accom- mOdations will
he good ana re table fare of the best kind.
faFns-- ..aying such to offer viii please address
a. al office Columbia!H herald, stating situation
terms. Sc. lw.
It WI. Pmhr7'
For CARPETS, Quoensware and h1 Ise-furnish-
ing goods, go to W. II. Elan. juno 6,
------------.
Full line of Toilet a q Fancy articles. at
WILLIAMS * Tow FRS.
W.R. Elan has many new and useful arti-
clcs in hOuse-lurnishing goods.
A Tremendous Stock ....
OF Clothing, well selected, and Of the best
quality, at prices defying competition, at
A. R0sENfHAL BRo's!
Paints. otis, Varnishes and window glas o.
WILLIAMS a TowlEE's
Window Shades. Looking Glasses, Combin-
ed blessing and Fiuting Irons, cheap at W..
II. Elan S. -
Fresh supply Of pure Drugs and Medieigpes'
ut Williams y TOWERS
Hats
Oldmen, young men, young mon, boys ma
and children. VIC will introduce to-day for
| our wear, Alto the newest tyles OF the sea-
! son at low prices for cash.
A. BosEsTHAL 4 BRO.
Fresh arrivals Of Millinery and Fancy
| Goods atNG.'J. Bryant's Emporium Of Fashion.
May II.
Fine Hat and comets Of the latest importa-
ton, Nations and varieties at reduced prices,
at NJ, J. Bryant's Emporium Of. Fashion.
Physicians prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours at Williams Y TOWERS.
Bargains
Good "A Bleached Shirtings, at from 10 cts.
| to Is etsat A. ROsENrHAL Il BIO.
The very best assortment Of all kinds Of
Piques, and the lowest prices, at
aplf1-4m. u. A. RosENTBAL x BRO.
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W. *. Elan has many new and useful arti-
clcs in house furnishing goods.
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Cholera was at Pennington, Marshall coun-
ty, last week. Seven persons had it, two of
whom died.
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Full line of Toilet and Fancy articles, at
WILLIAMS * IUWLER's.
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HAY FOR SALE.

Thirty tons Good HHRy conN enient 10
Turnpike and Railroad, AT Ewell Stali0hs
CAMPBELL BROWN,
May 2s-tl. LSpring Hill, Tenn o
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Board Wanted,

Board in the country naof Columbia, for.a
small family, Where sne accom- uOdations viii
ne good ana re table fare of the best kind.
Partlss ..aving such to offer viii please address
"A. at Office Columbia!H Herald, stating situation
terms. Sc lw.
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Eandlesh's Turni2 Seed, at
WILLANs a TowLER's.
Cash Buyers can save money by cNamln-
ing my stock OF Goods. W. j. PfIILI'o'.
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For Carpets, Quoensware and M Ise-furnish-
ing goods, go to w. II. Elan. juno 6,
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Window Shades, Looking Glasses, CombiH-
edGlossng and Fiuting Irons, cheap at W..
n ELAN
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All kinds Of Dre,, Goods q! cost;
Il nTfff.IIt-' .
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Fresh supply of pure Drugs and Medicines,
ut Williams g Towers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-07-11

OF Clothing, well selected, and Of the best
quality, at prices de1ying competition, at
A RosENfHAL Il BRO's!
Paints. otis, Varnishcs and window glas o.
WILLIAMS TowLER's
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Bargain Counter
Come and buy Goats and Vests for 500,
LBS and 81 50, former prices $500 10 $500.
Shoes for Sl.0) Sl.25 and Sl,B, former prices
$3.50, $780, Hats for Sl.0D, worth $3.50, $50,
at WI. PnItrs'.
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Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours, at Williams 4 TOWERS
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Rarpain Counter.

Genuine Imported Wines and Brandies at
HILLtANs d ToWLERs.
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Fine Hat and comets Of the latest importa-
ton, Nations and varieties at reduced prices,
at NJ, j. Bryant's Emporium Of. Fashion.
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Oldmen, young men, young mon, boys md
and children, VIC viii introduce to-day for
our wear, Allof the newest styles Of the sea-
son at low prices for cash.
A Ros E.THAL & BRO.
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Bargains
Good "A Bleached Shirtings, at from 10 cts.
to Is cts at A. ROsESFHAL Il BIO.
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BOARD PER MONTH $500,
Children Half Price.
Election Notice.

special rates for large families and for y
longer period than one month.
lC2g-tm.1 j. f. RORERTSDN propristor
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Fresh arrivals of Millinery and Fancy
Goods ANIL. Bryant's Emporium Of Fashion.
May IL.
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cain pain, Ra,I...

The qmflS ,asIy mentioned 10 cur
lat report rs having been cut in:o q,
fine $50 foot level still continues To
ionk tiueIy. giving low assay. Tie
pro.ppcts for tire development Of q
good paying ore body vt that point are
good.
KnichsrSscker.
Sinking the maln shalt Is resumed,
the water encountered having cub
sided. Cros.cuiting southwest ut the
400 t,ot level l. going ahead finely,
with excellent Indications. The mHln
DRIFT west Is also progressing AHEAD ut
u goodly rate.
Bsekeye.
This niue looks finely. the ore sec.
lions holding out we'll aud showing
i,nnroy.mput nc some points. The
Hope mill Il kept steadily running on
ore from the mile which gives 4 DETER
Yield than heretofore.
Occidental.
Duly yield IS IONS OF ore. The
company.s mill /. now being run ex-
clusively OH ore from the mine. Inc
malta north Drift Is being actively
driven ahead day aud night.
Jacob i.iuIe.
The ore body In the east crossrut'
from main west tunnel still shows
finely. aud Improves Us further driited
upon.
Am-riean Plat.
Work Is resumed Ia the mala DRIFT
west OF the $50 foot level. aud Is pro-
gressing ut a favorable rate.
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am I'll Psx = Iasnno - C~ostinucd
Killed = ssdeeent kxpsssrc-Gsld
and Gseenbacks.

SAN FRANcI.co. August 23-l P. NJ
Two cases Of genuine c%onfluelt small
pox were discovered this morning
OLE an Irish woman OIL Pacific street.
aud the other q Chinaman In the Chi.
nese temple on Dupont street. The
Health Board has just been notiaed.
A Chlnaman, dead OF the same dis
ease. was also found Ia the temple.
All Choo. a Chlnaman, was commit
ted to the Insane Asylum to-day.
The trial Of the boy W. j. Bryan for
the murder Of a Chinaman has been
continued till Tuesday next.
Tie name of the old lady killed BY
the failing of = d%lIapldated building
OH Lombard street last night was Ma
ria Kelsal. Several other persoiis
were In the house at the time tearing
down the wallis to get wood, but none
others were injured.
A bea.tly fellow numed Sorts wa
fined $500 In the Polico Court today
tor indrcenrly exposing. his person to
school girl. ut the Mla-icp.
Gold, li6<an5X; Eresnbaeks, sef
@S.
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Romance Of Calamity.
Herald Long Branch Letter J

loCtal SShA
It Is always sn unthankfui task 20
spoil = good story. but am constrained
10 ,sy that the general press report OF
IN. RESCUE Of a young lady by Presi.
,l.nt Gran, from injury by a runaway
h,;s., 4. a romance. II has this much
foundation. that II . horse had run
away witha lady, young or old. II ~
President Grant. who 10 at home IN
the management Of = horss. Ind been
In n situation 10 rescue her. he would,
no doubt, rave done so. rhere WAS.
however, al accident q u Cedar avenue
60 a lady and gentleman.Mr. anu
Mrs. Tyson. I'ney were driving IN a
iIvbt uhntou, when 4 careless driven
h',,.E pa.sed aud struck the wheel.
The horse In the phaton.a splendid an
imal. took fright and became u,rna'i-
avssblu aud ran the pheton against a
e.,Iar most, hI eakiny IL AMI throwing
ont ths occupants. DR.. Hoyt. Of New
York. wa. first on the spot, aud ascer,
tained tint the damage was eoinlfeo
10 tins vehicle. Soon Afterwards tue
Presidents high phaton drove up.
rhs President stopped. removed his
,.iysr from his llps aud spoke: "Any
r.rson hurt 20 were the words he ut
,srsI. mo ore." wa. the reply.
:. Enrtuuste," said the President Ia.
.~,niraily. ~ he Viewed the shattered
r.,nnant., aud taking u vlgorou, pull
y, His cigar to recover the fire. liz drove
nm. This l. ths whole story Of tho
runaway aud the gallant re.eue.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
[~srlcAL TO THE eoLD mLL DAILY sEws.]
o o m EsTIo MTELLioENoG
vsiuntary a%inrvaiiss.

Voluntary ~stnrvatis1.
TACOMA. N. H.. August 23.-Miss
Levy. Of Belmont, aged sixty. died
last Thur.day Of voluntary starvation.
having refused food for twenty-eight
days. A sister of the deceased died
IN the same way a few years ago.
san,anta and 3 9 Tree.
ST. LOUIS. August 23.-A gentleman
just from the Indian territory says the
Kiowa Chiefs. Santanta and Big Tree.
had arrived at Fort Gibson, where
they will remain until tie meeting Of
the Grand Council Of Klowas and
Comanches In October, when they will
10 taken to Fort Sill and be formally
released from captivity.
Murder and suieide.
A dispatch from Payson. Ills. says
that OIL Friday Of last week John Han
cock. living four miles from Payson.
was discovered hanging BY the neck
from an upper window Of his house by
a gentleman passing by. He was dead.
On entering the house Mrs. lIn,icock
was found lying OH two chairs with a
terrible wound IN her head, from which
brains aud blood were oozing. The
lady lived three days, but did not re-
turn to consciousness. No explanation
Of the matter could be- obtained. hut II
l. suppo.ed that Hancock. who for
some time pnst has shown symptom 9
of mental arrangement, struck his
wife with II hammer and then hanged
himself.
starvIug = Child.
PHILApELpHlA. August 23.-.Jo'c-
phiIle Rowland aud her daughter Bap-
ti.tp. have been held In default Of 3d.
700 ball each, to answer the charge Of
cruelty. beating aud starvilig a step.
daughter.
nteambsat Explosion N tho Nil
si.sippi.
MEMpnis. Tenn. August % The
following WAS just received by the
agent Of the Associated Press. Fur
tier particulars will b. obtained as
possible
HELENA. Ark, August %. The
steamer Geo. C. Wolfe blew up at st.
Francis Island about 2 o'clock yester.
day evening. Twelve persons, are
known to Do lost aud fifteen wounded.
The officers all sound except the sec-
ond engineer. who was OIL watch ut
the time Of tile explosion. Ho Is misa.
Ing. The lady passengers were all
saved. Mr.. Nelson, from Shreveport
to Memphis. was drowned. Dawson.
wife aud two children, deck passeii-
gers tor rupelo. Miss, were all killed.
The cabin Is blown to pieces. The
hull cau be saved.
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az THE CABLES.
l.nbsr STRIKES.

LONDON, August q. The house
painters and decorators Of this city are
OH a strike.
Bsmbavdmesi Of CaFieEeaia.
MADRID. August 23.-rhe Spanish
fleet began the bombardment OF Carte
genia yesterday.
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A AZ hundred acre farm IN Missouri
keeps the ex.rshel General, 10. Seioy'
a. busy as Q bee.