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To wHoH II NAY coxcEEx.-The sulphur springs
Gasetts Ofths tEenfy-eighth ultimo says Ma 4 A.
Workman, wife Of our editor, Col Worthzm len for
Austin this week We hope II sbe cannot peFsusie
the Colonel TO write, that she hersef viii hOuof ns
with communications. Mrs W.. II you have any i5hu-
ence With the editor please use Il for ths sae % the
country and u.s.
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FRED STONE. charged with passing esuntorfSlt
money will be removed from the jail In this city next
week. % Huntsville a remain there pntu next JunA
whep,he Hhii Be- hrQaght beek to b tried AerA
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sstr.a Ls6s FotrHtE - 's1peetsd 1efs to-dsy, to
attend TO matters pertaningtO the local manufacture
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Az excitahe indist1ua called on HeslM Physician
DsJ. ~ stalnAkar ysst,lauy N hasfy q inform 6lA
taeRtcal Australian entS for dpheria Was suiphure
scid. "Tke disease b dsslsrsd 70 Be- e hSaalia'
growth. ,eies ND ihe 1iHtpg me dOstsr iistsnsd
attentvey, and hen saii ppphnin had Acan uanA ca
that purpose In this oegntEg Cor pa-arr1A
visitor vanished-prObahly Cor AustrallA as.lns
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IT n not decided Jet whether the Travis Counsy
Medical Association viii send delegates to the State
Medical Association Nhleh meets IN DALLAS &c
seventh q next month; bat Il 4 probable hey WI
AZ discussions ~ lriat ihfSfol and i1ptrtanoe to
tie State expected. the railroads have areed %
reduce ~ ~ ons,h7lf Coz TIE bensai Of members
anG deIlsziss. = issata.
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DIFTHEEIA here Ia nEht form, owing 10 the eapo-
sure o. themselves By both SEXES = the sudden
eaangesol the weather without care. ls
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/ THE YnITA ROUTE TO ST, LOUIS AND THE EAST
Our people underline impression that there is no
connection by the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
way Vinita in the Territory with the Atlantic and
Pacific Short Line for st. Louis. This is amisake and
we glad to say that by the new time table, connec
tions are perfect. Sleeping from YiAita to
st. Louis at less charges than other route, and
hive in st. Louis daily at NJ the Atlantic and
Pacific Short Line thereby giving to through passen
gers ample mefor supper before leaving ST. Louis on
the fast express trans for the East For full paticu
lars apply TO the ticket agent Of the Central Road
der Raymond House, Anstin, or address j. Howard
Texas Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
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TarHE hare been more eonyictions hare. IN The
Il,ed States c0us tilaB h any Other distriet IN the
fr5Issd statss, and $50 cases are pending.
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In this city, on Tuesday. March 10. CHARLES r
WEIR, late uf Arkansas. sged thirteen yesrs.
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Tn. 1saprnnn pus,pTef hoa ne pleasure q can
On thsteesty ,xlh aiilno. tSpm r. A. BlAadlOrd. Of
Anslln Who Wss siee(ea, - tAe lsiA neeilaRpf e
Grand I.odgt ~ ". Grand PatriafeA Of ths er.nA
Eno.Enp1nlnt.ulIsuGaI I1IIllslC ~
slsp f,Aic agpntfsg leeW01ee' Ne ofpAnas' Ruad
Life Insurance cOmpaaT etNpshynle TcnAsssee ana
= nov establishing ageneics thronghoaf Ne staia
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THE hrst relief police goes It ?. H.. sad ofat
"A na mn ss' i isSs Z. ! sH,s = The
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MAsUIL NAREs, charged with stealing geldlng from
InoeeDcio. Guerro, hss been discharged
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Go - Ien Tholps0n's ofug slors and secure solnc
a ne eeieorAted Anargosa Diarfhea speciae Il 4
cnaof ~ safost Enadisa for dahes dyuantsEy ed
e. E.orous a1d kindred conplaints nov knoUn-
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oFFIcER wH. HEERICKs. the city dog fancier has
collected $751; dog license since the hrst Of last n
nary 40 s.a tEsEaHgaE
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DIsfRIOi coUAt. 4F1sfe have been greater nam.
besef elnsio'ips. 81 So. ulsRan,
IN one time f4lt, 4Ai aiAolls nshdAbsf. steAlhk
monaE fnan hpaE-lI ahElap Horaa unE11k hn1le1sfsa
stealing. two cash; WsiniliHRr ape. md "unfortu-
mattel" taking coatP nom store, one. There Wsre
over ono hundred CASES 81 misdcne Including AZ
gravated and simple AssAnlis ana sroroas prososs.
rrs,ur
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sTHs besuifying o. ne city eemetsrYIs Ts IN pro
eresa TIE pnee o. lots ranges from twenty-five 10
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TIE Groesbeck Clarion OF the twenty-eighth ultimo
after copying from the STATESMAN the announcement
Of the marriage Of s. B. Ashby to Miss bessie K HuI-
ton, says: sAiss Dessie's father dr. j. Huston)
sides N troesbeck Her mother Louisa Huston) was
. daughter Of Judge Nat Dryden, Of Montgomery
county, Missouri who raised large family The boys
(seven in numbO) like their father, allied the fist
places in society, J. D. s. Dryden having filed the
once Of judge Of the Supreme Court of Mpsoui. DIR.
Huston served four years surgeon in the Confede
ate States Army" As' "
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MkeuTI MAREs, ehaEgsd with stealing geldingfFom
IuoeeneIs euerrO, was up before Justice Smith Yes
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IT reonired quite strong man 70 carry What sIel.
man aid he wanted 70 eat ronA restaurant. yester-
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Jr-por. JSS.s 80 wieOd hsvs euhitsd IN Iottsr
urrnz senator Hancock 70 hsye suitable buildpgs for
rnIled 500 basInesl erected here. = -
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llsslons, w l-fH-F F9HTO1fl

THH charter Of the Galveston Gift Enterprise Asso-
citation has been filed IN the Secretatyof states office
business to be conducted IN Ahstin, Galveston, Jef
sen, San Antonio Dallas, Houston Waco BrenAaIn
Tyler. Bryan, Aarsha and DsnsOn the corporation
to exist twenty years. and e be managed by Eve dree
tors: jules A. RAndleand william Brewer Of Washing
ton county; 3. T. Randle, Of Walker county, and F.
L. RAndls and william W. Boyd OF Galveston county.
The capital stock is fixed at $4,000 and the number
Of shares at I'VE hundred rt."
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RAsT AyEEus and Mesqulls street are In bad eondi
ton in consequences Of which merchants' teams bsSe
% take eircuifous rosie. esgtd p tq1
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TuE tolloWinsn ID ne non, cssekssl a TIE
dellh b Jehn y. aoultr ~ *, r..i,lssurs.
wae died ~ Asilin lrc1niiy; 'zho annoane q
his tlth hroasht Afslli.g e pruround rseros srd
grl1f mo 80 nidst 'Fotllsfiy, nd Tor ycsrs A
eitl 81 Houston eoanty, it,nliaoa pilh AZ ~ n
terela aud Intimate Win al Ae people e. Ga l.na
mark. I.a a eAoes o. laIol eas peopl> rsaisa Win
hope ana coaadencs. - ~ iEtslct sad 1sror a.
Oeissa sAeal9 TH1oa 3oEfieiu 1HI =
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II Tlzs Uuitsa stsrss n.rEnI wll not rs;usn iron
Washington, D. C., for several days now.
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TuRE vEnEpS NARoUERADE.-Among the Characters
4 his han on eaturasy nigh,, was an indian Who
rnlNossy tore On infant from the arms q its aged
othor atefparsuing her about the hs for hourS The
lite darling vas not alone soapod bat lie limbs sep
stas1 ffoa re srunk ad the latter emboWeed Three
Essllas nuns, psEt q ~ Poaoe Commission, wines
~ ths sd event. Their unassaulsd dclicacR and
acuisl nssoncnis betrayed thcy Eers q TIE dis IN
Aastin soesiy These v1s an sltercstpn between The
sAre Indian eho 1ialshlproa ihe infant and sHost
enee n.n ne Indian. IN attempting % scelp ne
doa1A e.tlet teok oE Ste mssk Both were a. lasf
dElsea 2 thar ~ ~ irisnis. Mo also participated
= h.srins TIE "a bog insisted O. everybody Playing
niAsoies VA I'M Reeves sb,osced Pflnce Leanier
~ thia lNPp,e. ~ fancy costumes were nlnerOas
ad sale rsly sszl, ~ nusic d.lIrhifal under TIE
Leadership q Psof Hcrrc and ia Ihoic ,,.n.rc-asnt
q ne oan perfect sacoe.s. Notuiihstsnanr tie
llsge nnnhsrp present. tAele Vcre unny Who rsrsiu.d
nEsT - seepsnt e xPut, - uAo voaia .othsru.se
1.le been thc1e4
In1Hlolr clig clltelis letelll ..I,r., N ~ ~
chlnnsss ~ p - ~ IS 60. ~ ~, -
lurni 81 caly - rslll t.gs. -
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BEsHoP GHEes viii be here on the tWenty-ninth In
slant. Il Is desirable his visitation. It is said
that the Bishop should the sty IN every parish
70 receive report Of Its hnaAela condition and the
sen0ralH state Of It's tempoaiities. more efheient
system must be adopted in many Of the parishes II
theE ever to reach the full measure Of prosperity
and healthy growth in their finances for this very
much VIII depend FOR the success Of the parish ITSELF
The hnildina nm ~ arochial schools nlaaianarE
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". o. COLEMAN. an. BOWMAN. NA. nIlroS.
Nv o. COLEMAN & CO.,
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MAcErsn PRrrAntn sroHlL Nessra. 1ance = ca
are pseparing iare opantis q stone daliy. b M
ehipesy, a ne fehel,ks alsrrI. shoai i,o uilse s9
Aasli4. fhn lIoas & - ea,Ei n. and ent n
tAe Emoo,hest nlhf enickly. ~. RicAand cooh
ha6soaf 81 al - ririll Is - coageess Asrnls
gos11Iag 90 al,ra,lca e,f ait1lida The m ere
eail,a s,11e exlsnilfsl ID, ~ city q Auatii, .n
aagsias an1 elrelng lor s1lpasni . ealvssleai y
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Your, ~ TROS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
A,sus and Manager, Public Library Kentucky


FIRE DEPARrNENr.-The ordinance which passed
the city council on Thursday provides forthe election
Of chief and assistant chief engineer and recorder
Of the Fire Department, to be elected on the third
Monday in March and to hold their oees for one years
that The chief engineer and foreman OF each company
shall constitute board Of Ore commissioners who
shan adjudicate as remen al cases OF nsubordina-
t0n; that the chief engineer shall have stand at fires
TO Be designated BY red Gag in the day time and red
light It nights shall havs absolute control Of the Fire
Department such occasions and establish lines ct
hres, inside Of which no shall pass except mem
bers Of the Fire Department city officers and persons
interestedin the property On hre hiatt the FIRE eompa
MES may establish roll upon which they may put the
names OF persons for long service other merif that
VheneEerang property is furnished the companies By
the ety. the foreman shan receipt foritupOn the books
Of the city assessor and city collector; that al expcn
ditures for the repar of Gre engines or other appa
atus and replacing destroyed property shan be made
BY ne chief engineer; that his accounts shan be Ger
tied 60 By himself andapFroTe By the Gre oommitteo
Of the city council; th1i 4 shall Be mIsdeeanor for
ay one 70. IN any manner NffHIly injure any proper
y balonging to the department.; that The chief eng
eer szll make monthly inspections % the Fire De
partmsnt and report to the city council and that no
fireman shsil BE- all8YedsrhrR vithont some part Of
he uniform o. the hatge q his company On
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fEsTEEDAr our young friend, Mr.. r c. Long, left
here TO settle a. BOekdae Milan county the present
terminus o. the International Railroad. M Long
El open law ofee a. the above Raned place. and We
predict u there Il anything 10 the locality that he
VIII lowell he Is most exemplary msmber Of his
profession, and has established reputation for devo
ton robustness which win 8pidy frienda fOF him
AZ hie futare home. Success to him
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Rn6fsFsR YouE Biriks'i=only about twenty-five
babies have been registered since the passage Of the
NV, Nay 3, issl, requirnR thiss The law says:
eft shan be the duty Of the clerks OF the district
courts 20 make and keep In their Offices register Of
~ pc.ons born In their respective counties that to
enable The clerks 70 perform the duty prescrfbed y IA
me9e II ~ De sevtra eourtf II lee cdlfe II
futhieh tden1 ith book. with APPROPRIATE hehdings
and properly ruled into columns that said books shall
be ruled 10 have column for the name OF the per-
9on 70 Be reEecros One column for tho 81 the
ather ane mother; column for date OF births;
column FOX tie color 81 the parents, aud column
for the sex tat e eA betc duty Of the father and
mother "a have he pefrY o. al children born unto
onr t4r 81 notaer gtcFdi1 81 pSrsoa tdriag ttdfoe
q tecl caiff Reqfein5 t4s psr orGEcs cr ~ r Pc
aihaf ~ taif al, stol d I'D = ~ 81 fcs dol
~ sceT Hs0aA aid dafp mag D Neglected that tEe
several clerks shall keep eolnpete index % the per
eona ro gt9rcl rnl nay NeIn1li md REEVE NON
the person having such registration done, the %
IA ln cents Tor l1ch pcreul a. et0rC th1t this
- taks aRoct non ne passsye'v - ti5i's
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Z. 4
KENTUCKY LIBRARY CoNcERr.-A Card to tie Pub
Hc-The manager is DESTROYS that every ticket holder
in the fourth concert which comes OF in Public Library
Han on the thirtyhrst Of March, shall be perfectly sat
isned with the distribution OF gifts which is to take
place at that time. The distribution Of 10000 is
an affair Of such importance that although the interest
Of the absent ticket viii be ithfully cared for
BY the management yet they would be glad for all to
see and knOo each one for himself that everything Is
done which the most scrnpulously exacti could ASK
to make the distribution absolutely fair and impartial
All arraug for the drawing the part Of the
management complete, and the ticket holders are
Invited to send delegates to meeting tobehsld in the
Public Library Building the twentieth Of March to
select committee to cooperate with the committee
appointed By the tfustees TO count and examine the
tags and see every ticket is fairly represented in
thsdIawfhes 4hstime hsAort and whateyer isto Be
done must be done promptly, Your cooperation in
this matter is earnestly invited. ~
Your THOS. z. BRAMLRTTE,
~. . n -
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The prisoners convicted during the last term Of the
District Court were removed 70 HnntsYine last might
John Henry. eolored theft Of money; sentenced 70
four years in the RsRltfntiaTe Freeman, boy,
eolOred theft Of money; sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary. A. s. Donnan, theft Of warrants
septenesd totgo Years In the penitentiary John King
lAna Mexican theft Of horse; plead guilty and sem
fenced % I'VE years in the penientiary, VIM Powell,
then nom q house; two years In the penitentArY.
spSsIai DepaiJ shosb stsiekland sad guards James
Pogue, l. Robinson and A. Neuman, "aeeompaniedv
them. MAJ IA SfIEE0TEA
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OENERAL rFRCHaNDIgT.

Z n WELLs-DKALER n GUNS. PISTOLS
q s1nd ns1silng Eoodgs ffs.,Ils reairc1, clnlt4g
aseuss, ildsr Assaas Hota -
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J0sTIcs ssITH - aad de pleasure d uniting in
the bopds q matriPqay Hrseharlef Enae, pf New
BrauhfeIs % MA AHA rs-at. q tdscty The In
terestIng ceremQny took place st the residence Of the
bfissfe ~ - - TusssP1 wild Et
d1As1 g iEIoS. "a ~ = lFsr,hss q tAe
lndependent Order Of odd Fellows, in this c5, arc
preparing FOR grand celebration here the twenty
fourth q next mauth TIE ffiy-afth aunivursary Of
the Order Comes % the tWenty-iixth bat a. that VII
be Sunday the celebration VIII be on the Friday pre-
yii0uss i WIZ ~ desbl, beA grand Affair. .esaa
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BooKsELLEIs.

sb BO0KsELLEIls.
II g. Penn 3 Co.-BOoKs. STATIONERY.
- sneWB and Eafiefle1 Subscriptions taken "a ans
paper maRAEine. Orders Tor oftOoI hoott, blank
prices. Conrcss ayenues opposite Sam son 4 utl-
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NEW YoRK. March 10 Noon.-GoId opened
at 1ilsf, bat declined to 1111<. Stocks dull
Money per cent. Exchange Long 48451< !;
short Ass. Governments and State bonds
Cotton duh; sales Of 500 bales; upIaDds
1BI{c; Orleans 1890
LrvERPooL, March 10 Noon. - Cotton;
sales OTleahs, not below low middling, deliy-
cradle April and May, 1-1od
NKW ORLEAss, March 10.-Oais quiet and
weak at 00061c. Hay dull and lower; prime
SO; choice f21 Lard dull; tierce 900s<c;
key 99<c. whisky quiet; Louisiana 00c; Gin
cinnad 81 o. Others unchanged Cotton;
demand slack. sales 400 bales; prices easier
and Yesterdays improvement nearly lost: good
ordinary 10 strict good ordinary 13allc: low
middling 70 strict low middling l4s<0151fc;
middlIng 70 strict middling 151<010c; good
1905 20.
NEW YoRK, March 1o.-cotion weak; sales
Of 1881 bales at i6l(0i6s<c. Southern -four
shade fFIner a. 81 50fE7 s. for common 70
fair extra and 81 o00f1 Tor good 70 choice
" hisky steady and quiet e eG1<c- Wheat
opened 1f51c better, end closed quick
Money active and IL demand; per cent
bid Exchange quiet and 1ru- Gold lllX
0fl1X. Governments steady, and but little
doing. State bonds quiet and nominal
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EscuLGPLGN.-Tho following Is about the general
daily 10 some interrogaoress SirIn answer to yOars
oathstsssaly l4st, Z IEVO tas say that
the act Of Nay l6 is7SF requires 0uT pactitonprro
medicine TO present to the clerk OF the district eOu
either diploma Of doctor ofmedieine q certificate
nom board OF medical examiners, within twenty
days after the organization Of such board to this rule
there seems TO be exception. The examination ~
eesUGfyl6 6btSa sGch cSltHSEtA ehodld Be such ~ %
satisfy the board Of the proprety OF granting t. the
applicant IL en old practitioner known TO the exami
ners TO be learned and skilll the examination might
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~ sfooa. Whoeoeie md retail HIghef pEces Pad Tor
cotton, uool 81 hhcs. Pecan slt,ss go the lfon
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BUILDERS AND LUMBER DEALERS
n +, MfILETT- HOUSE BUfLDER AND NAN
sulnctGrerQ q dOoTl slehea biinda, etc., &c sells
oressed and undreeset lumber Ash street., jaet clst
o. Congress aEepna'
r ooNIs 4 cHRFsT1AN-HOUsE Rrlbnllf
IAnd mlnuf1eaFcl1 - 20 kin1s " noaee ensnilg.s
tu1nbII- Con
ress Ayenaes near the Capitol.
MALE 4 co.-DRALKRs IN ALL KINDS OF
~ lumber, d00E1, n11hea blinds, eic Fronting East
CLOTHERs.
u MOSR8-DEALKR ~ RRADY-fADE CLOTH
u sing. boots and Shoes hals 6nd ftnllemens ~,
niahug gOoes. Congreae ayenue, bolao1n feem ald
DRUGGISTS.
DIN. IT. THOMPsON-DEALER IN DHUGs.
llmed cinca, paints. OILS perfnmes &C., olc ulolc-
ale and retail pIcacp ton SORE Co1frtts aIenue,
anaer AteAac ngte-
FURNITURE DEALERS.
N D. MATHER-DEALER IN ALL KINDS or
IVA sfur1IIn1e an1 oFo1t lof 1fo11 o9 11 1l1eIne.
Corner ConueGe agcnue and Ash gtfeek
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TIN city attorney sna lEsrk ru.il ven hca a ~
s1h6 IOWA h llissoal his accounts for ihs hu1lo--
sas writings q thssoza.R VIA Su.1ag bssia -An
o'dia'nsN'
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New. York.

NEW York, March 9.-Gen. Schenck says
his visit to this country is on private affairs
that he has not time to fill any cabinet or any
other Office and that he Wilt return to Eng
land in May, when his leave Of absence ex,
pires. He goes to Washington Tuesday,
where he remains three days and then visits
Ohio. The last three weeks Of his stay In the
United States viii be passed in New York
ROME, March 8.--Marquis Denoallis has
presented his credentials as Minister Of France
toItaly. ai7iE H4ils n ts'n
NEW YORK, March 9.-Henry Conners, of
Moutrose, n. ", aged fortY.five; made a
wager on Saturday that be could drink pint
of whisky and gallon of beer in an hour.
He won the wager but died before morning.
The Crispin Society have struck for eight
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which kept side doors open yesterday "a spite
Of orders to the contrlrY Harfanfa have
been issued for the arrest OF the propFietors.
In one case the otfense charged Is selling eat
ables, this also being against the law. The
arrests for drunkenness dt-ing Saturday and
Sunday were only twenty less than Ole pre-
vious week, showing that the tipplers had
laid in a stock on Saturday for Sunday use
PHILADELPHIA, March g.-The steamship
PennsyIvania, from Liverpool, reports en-
countering q violent hurricane on the twenty
seventh ultimo, at midnight The sea car
RED away the bridge On which vas Cart.
Bradburn and the inst and second oflicez and
two sailors, who were all washed overheard
and lost The fourth officer had q leg broken.
The ships han and machinery are uninjured.
She also lost her boafs and deck houses Capt
Brad6 Sl,n, was from BAN, he other oi1cer'
AuoUsrA, Ga, 8-TTo negroes Peter
Blair and Moses GuIleoan, had some angry
words, IN which BIsfr told GulIo0an be va
no gentleman. The latter demanded an
apology or satisfaction win shot guns o.
pistols Blair replied he had no apology q
make, but accepted the challenge naming
the place and weapons The parties met q
Sand Bar Ferry, this evening" accompanied
BY their seconds, two negroes named Ralph
Knight and VIM Armstrong. The grounds
were stepped OF and Colts sixShooierI
placed in the hands Of the principals. Kniehi
gave command-said Peter, are you ready
Peter said Geo Moses, are you ready. Nose
replied Eye" BE then comm ncd shooting and
both parties fired sway until the ht lSrrel.
were discharged The pistols were reloaded
and the principals renewed their poslfibns
The word Of command Was repeated nnd e.
ing recommended and continued min BIsil
fell 70 the ground, shot through bob iezs. Tx
parties returned % tie city iniuieditt SUI
foughi another nezfo neax 61gsnnah roInr
time aZo
PHnADE a, March 10.-The new ma
sonic hall 81 rrisbuEE, Pa. las ben dc[i
Gated eevera iaics and seventy lodge yFErr
represented
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-03-12

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