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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

The members Of Hoods brigade
now resident in Galveston are making
extensive and suitable preparations
to receive and entertain their com,
rands on the 7th of May. Many a
gallant warrior will be present in
spirit with the old brigade, whose
hands are busy in an every day
struggle with "the wolf at the door"
but whose souls are as far from being
conquered as they were when the
band Of stern soldiers swept the en-
emy from his path at Gaines Mill.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

Sir John Lubbock finds bees and
and wasps very stupid, never the
bearers of good news about free
honey to each other. and perfectly
deaf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

Mrs. General Portis, leader Of
polite society in San Antonio, died a
few days since, universally regretted.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
I OST LAND CERTIFICATES.

Sion Blythe, one labor issued by the BOARD
of Land Commissioners. OF Washington
County, March 10, 1899, No. %. John Jact bs
800 acre bounty, No 37l. Eliz. Anderson
to r. Sparks, as assignee, 800 acre bounty
No. 1910.
VIM. Fitzmorris. to r. Sparks as rs
assignee 800 acre bounty. No. 1871.
John Snider, 800 acre bounty; number and
date not recollectsd. lfthe above certificates
are not heard from, the Commissioners OF the
General Land office, within nisety days, will
call for duplicates Of the same.
April2slf W. r. ROGERS,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

NENTRAL ROUTE !
HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
AND IT'S CONNECTIONS.
Missouri Kansas d Texas Railroad Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Missouri Pacific Rail
road: Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Ra lrOad, and
MISSuHI RIVER FORT SCOTT q GULF r. r.,
Ofer the best routes from the Gulf of Mexico,
via Red River City to all points In the
North, East and West.
Passengers hnYc choice OF routes via Vinita,
Springfield, Missouri, aud ST. Louip. Sedalia and
81. Louis; Hannibal and Chicago; Fort Scott AID
Kansas City
Pullman Palace Ses ping Cars on all night tsainr.
Tickets can be procured, at d baggage checked to
all points IN the United States and Csnadas, from
the following Stations on the line Of the Houston b
Texas Central Railway: Houston, Hemp tead,
Br,an llearne, Calvert, Corsicans, Dallas. McKiu-
ney, Sherman, Austin, Waco.
Condensed Trough Time Card 10 all points Ncrth
and East. via the
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD
and connections.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28
TI1E OLD COURT HOUSE
FOR SALE Ar AUCTION!

n, In accordance with an order made at the April
TERM 1914, OF the County Court OF Mailer san
county, VIII proceed TO sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, at the door thereof, the old
Court liouse, on MONDAY, May 4, 1874, al elevea
O'Clock A. NJ. The purchaser will be REQUIRED to
give mote, with two approved securities, due jan
nary 1870, bearing 10 per cent. interest per
rom gate, and to remove the buiidlng with iusix,y
days from the date Of sale.
K. p. MASSEY,
Presiding Justice, McLennan County.
April 7, 1874. DAWN
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-16
Whites Portable
& MOsq uito
NET FRAME
NET FRAME
Does the business 10 a nicely, or as MARK TWAIN

Does the business 10 a nicely, or as MARK TWAIN
says:
HARTFORD Conn, March 3, 1873.
Mr.. WHITE Der Sir: There Is nothin that a
just and ii hit feeling reJoices in mo. han to
sc mosquito imPos on and put down. and brow
beaten ana aggra .ated.-and this IN eious co mi
trlv nce will do it And is rare thing to worry
fly with too a fy will stand of and curse this
iHV,n i1h til language utterly fails him. | have
seen them do it hul.uredr of tim =. | lk to dine
IL the air on the hack porch in summer and so
would not be without th portable net t'r any
thiA when Il have il hoi ted, he flies have
to wait for he cJnd liable. We shall the sum
mer DAY C Jme when sh II sit undtr our nets in
church a I'D umb,r peacefully, while the CiscOm-
htvd fiji cluu together and take it out f the
minister. { are heaps of ways of getting price
lc eLj lyne I ont OF III se cha ming things. II /
hal ms - po Mt them cut an Gi ate upoI Them u
! I'll MARK fWAi
AS said be ore he article Is PERFECTweigh
hut TWO pounds, can be aced On bed in les than
two a. in tes then put the breakfast table fr m
there over the babys crib. on thc lounge for my
ady's APP or my lord" may pack ia his valise
and PIT it up where light overtakes him-im hotel
or over his her h on the boat.
Tn. Frame" retails at 81 IS. 81 co and 50 25. or
the ''Spreaaer alon tfor stationary beds al 81 p
The low price puts il in r,acl of all Our agen,
will canvas Rock I~aLd i'd Moline, and take or
ders 10 be fille.i May Is. isead the ci calars.
RUUNTREE & Co. Du' uq e.
4.11d1w Agents for the West
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-16

man, are accused of outraging the persons
OF two girls named Tole aged II and IA
years, respectively. The TolIe family are
en- route to Tennessee, in covered wagon,
and last night Park and Black enticed the
girls into the saloon, ostensiblv to give
them place Of greater security from the
storm. Then they were taken through
the rain to a vacant lot, back Of the CITY.
where, it is alleged, the outrage was com
mltted. Park and Black fed after the per-
petration OF the crime, and have not yet
heen arrested.
CARLINvILLE, H., April 25.-John
Powell living a few miles from this city.
committed suicide by hanging on Monday
night. Domestic trouble IS supposed to
be the cause OF the rash act. He was Cap
tam OF an Illinois company in the Black
Hawk war, and Associate Judge of the
County Court during the building of the
Court House.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April IA CORES
pondent Of the Register, this morning,
gives the details of terrible fight, on the
10th instant, in Wright county, Iowa, be-
tween two trappers from Illinois, named
Jonas Hatfield and Jesse S. Kingman.
They got into quarrel about traps, which
resulted in Hatfield shooting Kingman in
the back, side and arm. He was carried to
neighbor's house, With no chance of re-
covery. Hatfield was arrested and lodged
in Jail at Waterloo.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April l5.-E. ". Lon
don, young man 80 years old, who was
engaged in the commission business in this
city. committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself through the heart with a
pistol He had long been in i'll health, and
in fit of dependency he committed the
act. He was unmarried.
BOsTON, April 15.-The dwelling of
John Stewart at Marble Head, was burned
last night. His daughter perished in the
flames
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-16

I.uuic Rheumatism. Scrofula, Glandular Swell
.- lacking Dry Cough, CauCerous Affections,
s.aItc Complaints, Bleeding of the Lungs, Dys
rr-,u, Water Brash, Tic DolOrenX, White swell
boz. rumors Ulcers, SKIN and Hip Diseases Mer-
.H.l Di.eas - r male Conpl ints, Gout, Dropsy.
j.. .s.rs. salt Rheum. Bronchitis, COn-ump ion,
...- complaints, Z GERS in the|l hrOat, Mouth, Tu-
U"-- Nodes in the Glands aud other pa. - of the
...r.u. Sore yes, ; humorous Discharges from he
E4-- and the worst forms of SKIN Diseases Erup-
toms Fever Sores, ScAld Head, Ring Worm Erystp.
elias. Acne Isl tck Spots Worms IN the Flesh Can
c.-- iu the Womb. and all weakening and painful
DISCHARGES, Ni1ht Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all
wastes OF the life Principle within the range Of
this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and a few days
Use viii prove 70 any person using II Tor ether Oi
these forms of dizeass its potert power TO cure
them Sod by Druggists, 81 per bottle
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-16
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE

VIII cure more Complaints and p event the system
a-au-t -duueu attacks of EpiuCmics ana Oonta-
gouu- seascs than one Hundred Dollars expend-
Ed Tor OtIur medicines U- medical attendance.
IIr moment Radway Ready Relief is applied
ext. ually or taken internal according 10 dlrcc-
0'us.-Pains, om Whatever cause, ceases TO exist.
IN o O,tTANT.-Miners, Farners. and other resid-
Dug spa sely-settled districts, where II is difficult
w.eCurv tue zurvCes Of physician RAILWAYS
ELADi RELIEF is invdluHOle. 1t can be used
3lu positive assurance of doing good it, all cases
NArrr paia discomfort IL experienced or if stiZ-
ed wit, Influenza Dyphtheria, Sore Throat, Bad
tuugts, Hdarse.eSs Bilious Cojc, Inflammation of
lnr BOwes, 81 mach. Lungs, Liver, hidneys; or
with lrO ~. Quiusy, Fever aud Ague; or with Neu-
ralgia. headache, Tic DolOreux, TOOthache, Ear
ache, with LumhagO, Pain in the back, or itheu-
ma' sm; or with Didrrh@a. ChOeIa MOrbus, or Dys-
thtefy; or with Burns, S,a DE-, Bruises; OF with
strains. Cramps, or Spazms. The application of
RAbWAl'S READY RELIEF will cure YOU of the
worst Oh thes5 complaints ia few hours.
twenty dr pc III han IA tumbler OF water will in q
lew minutes urc Cramps, Sp aims Sour stomach
heartburn, Sick Headacue. Diarrhp, Dysentery
Zone, Wind in the B wells. and all Internal Paius
q, travellers shOu always carry bottle of RAD
i"Al READY RELIEF with them. a few drops
~ water wtll prevc sickness or pans from chan .e
oi "aier IL ID better tnan Frencu Brandy or Bit.
teis u a stimulaut. -
sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-16
DIR. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

g,n'ety tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
~" pir-y rtgula e, purify, cleanse, and strength
N4'Nay'- Pills, for the care Oi all uisOruers of
'"magu, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder
n. '' Drgdscs, Heauacne, Cons ipat ON, COstivo-
h." "i''ststuu. Dyspepsia, Blliodsness, Bilious
In r, 'u'ammatlOn OF the Bowels, PiI.s ana all
h. IN uenls Of the ln,ernal Niscera. Warranted
staiu,l'" positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con
~ -" mercury, minerals, or del, terious drugs
sif,m ~ serve thv fOil wing symptoms resulting
ly's,t O'uer- Of the Digestive Organs.
4 u tb padou, Inward Pike, ruIlnlSs of the Blood
. Hsanb,u.-ad, Acidity of the stomach, Nausea,
u Oh. So, Disgust OI FOOU, FuIlueer of Melght
l4l. m "Aach, sour ruptiOns, SIaKiup or Eiutt,.r-
Head iy Hy tlt Of the Stomach. Swimnin,, of th,.
at tb "Iieu aud Diffisult Br. athing FIn1te,invs
EhrI. ueart Cho~ing or Sutfos sat II S.nsnti'1n
Us W,| lying z, sture, Dimn,ss uf Vision. nnfs
'up II. wore the Sight, rcyer and Dull min H.,
lr .kI oehclvucy OF Precipitation, lellowI,s. nf
'l4 ,r 'u auu Eye, Pan ia the idc, Chest, Ijmhs
n tyg'u Flusres Of Heat, Burning M Nh, rirsb
'sleu,' f.ao'es Of RADWAlS PILLS will free ~,
ceut i'. Nll tue above named disorders. Prirs
~, O'z' SOLD by drugggists
S.,, Read FALSE AND TRUE
81 Warren ye y, lStter,stamp to RADWAY d co. Nh 90
''sgs viii LNtw lork. Information worth thou
Sou' s-l4dLGs2wl,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-16
OLD RELIGIOUS MELODIES
BUZZ, RITB, SLAP"

Is he chorus of the song we all sing from May i'll
November and, re- ardess Of the dead and dyi g,
the flies and Mosquitoes gather their forces after
each repulee ior new charge.
We take pleasure in offering PERFECT protec-
tion and WA RANT Ir to give SA ISFACTION
IN EVERY CASE, While it costs but a trihe.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-16

ONE BOTTLE
will make the Blood pure the skin clear, the Eyes
bright the Complexion smooth and transparent
the Hair strong, aud remove all Sores, Pimpes
Botches, Pustules letters, Cankers etc, from the
Head, Face, Neck, Mouth, and Skin. 1t Is pleasant
O. take and the dose is small.
lr Resolves away Diseased Deposits: it Purifes the
Blood and Renovates the system. 1t Cures
with certainty all Chrome Diseases
that have fingered In the sys-
TEN five ten years,
whether 1t be
so-ofula or syphilito, Hereditary or
Contagious,
BE IT SEATED IN THE
Lungs or Stomach, Skin or Bones Flesh or
Nerves.
CORRUPTIFG THE SOLIDS AND INITIATING
THE FLUIDS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28

the decay and decline OF business here.
Onepf 1se pri1pipafcaE=ss y shs one
here Ns1own- in inpqRpetent dfshSs
nest. yish. II mbsksll city 'sqyer4a
GovsSamsst, Aich hss'brossha dis.
credit upon the fair name of fair and
hourishing,, city. robbed it OF it's
sources m Of support, killed it's public
institutions. dried up and stolen it's
RESOURCES. Columbia is dying of Ra-
dicaiism; and mot by inches:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28
Good News from Marlboro.

Marlboro has moved at last. Her
people were mistakenly endeavoring to
make some sort of compromise with
the Radicals of the County. They
have now put good ticket in the
field for Senator and Representatives,
and will proceed to form their Tax
Unions without delay. Hnrrah for
Marlboro! We beg the good men
there not to send such creatures here
any more to misrepresent them as
Maxwell, of "lost resolution" noto-
riety,a nd we are snre they will not.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28

HE New ISSUE ONE DOLLAR NOTES
The new issue Of one dollar United
States Treasury notes has made it's ap.
pcarance. While the general style of
the new and the old one dollar notes
is tho same on the fmce, the bucks are
entirely different. On the face of the
new note is the sane central medal
ion head Of Washington, and lott
hand corner vignette Of Columbus dis
covering America, rs we'll ns the same
right-hand upper corner lathe work
dcuomiua,ional vignette. There il no
green tiu: on the face of the now note,
as Is the case with the old issue. The
differences OF engraving on the face Of
tho new note are simply in the borders
for numbers and in tho red treasury
seal. This latter is now smaller, and
placed between tho Washington and
Columbus vignettes. III place of the
large seal on the old note IL u red bor-
der und lathe work over the block let.
tcrs forming tho words "ono dollar. "
The back Of the new note Is green, of
course; but n new elaborate and intri-
cate design Of gcometricnl lathe work
with St. Andrew $ cross in the centre,
bearing the words United States of
America
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28
UNITED STATES D1srn1cr Court

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court
GKEENvlLLE, TUESDAY. August 26.-
The Conrt met at 10 o'clock, Hon.
Geo. s. Bryan presiding. E:c parte S.
NJ. Lesesne, assignee, in re Peter
Vaught. bankrupt; petition to resign
as trustee. Upon hearing report CT E.
NJ. Seabrook. Register. ordered that
s. N. Lesesne, the assignee. be dis
charged from his trust. aud that James
r. Cooper be appointed the assignee
of the bankrupt in lieu and stend of
said S. nj. Lesesne. E'c parie L. W.
O'Hear, assignee. IN re Theodore Sto-
ney. bankrupt; petition to sell bank.
rnpts interest in property known as
Stoney's Landing. Ordered that the
assignee sell at public auction the
estate Of bankrupt in lands embraced
in petition. E.c parte Irwin & Steele.
administrators. in ne Ii. Mccall, bank
rupt; petition to have lien recognized,
NC. Ordered that judgment lien Of
petitioner bn recognized against leviu-
bic property OF bankrupt; that the Pc
tition be dismissed against Mrs. Nc.
Lure, and that she have leave to issue
execution for costs. to be taxed by the
Clerk; that the petitioner have leave to
proceed, by bill or otherwise, in tho
name Of assignee. against 9 Mcclure.
for recovery Of any property that has
improperly passed into her hands. Ec
parte A. NJ. Jackson, Ann L Wright,
John Smith. lien creditors. in ne Jumes
A. McSwain, bankrupt; petition to
establish lien. Ordered that the lien
of the respective petitioners be recog-
nized as valid; that so m.1h Of Regis
ter's report na recommends that the
petitions be dismissed be over-ruled
also, ordered that SO much Of assignee s
report rs exempts to the bankrupt $50
acres Of land be set aside, aud that tho
assignee sell the same. Ec pnrte Aun
T.. Wright, Charlotte, Columbia aud
Augusta Railroad Company, lien Gre
diiors, in ne j. NJ. Smarr, bankrupt
Ordered that 30 much of the assignee y
report as exempts to the bankrupt 375
acres of land be set aside, and that the
assignee sell the same. the proceeds tu
be applied to liens established and
costs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28
Not 60.

'5FheFs Uniea sqphistically uIsss, that q
asht eainft Mr. Ohamberiaiiasst q
fight asainst, ,e9sry prominent Rf,sspp,ab f,spdbb-
lidtn p the stsse. no matter nc ii pnure
ana spbtless may be his charactef.' 81
We beg your pardon. Dr .iWinamith,
Of Spartanburg. Judge Maher, @so,i
Barn well, Judge Greene and Colonel
Frierson. OF Sumter, Col. Dudley, O,
Marlboro, and perhaps @. D. Melton,
OF ,Rlohlsnd, aud other reputable
men, would not SO regard, it. Cham.
berlain has not absorbed all the intelli.
gence any more than he bus all tue
integrity of the Republicans of the
State. Leslie, Minort. Patterson. L.
O. Carpenter, Judge Carpenter, Car
dozo-behold the class of supporters
who are rallying to him! These ARE
the reformers who gather around the
model reform candidate! Who can
not see in this combination the pur.
pose to cover over the ugly past. to
resuscitate conversion bonds, to gal.
vanizs Blue Ridge scrip. to throw new
aud stronger coils OF oppression. taxa.
tion and tyranny around the "pros-
trate" form of State which was once
erect and free, and AS the people have
intelligence and spirit. meaus to be 60
again, and soon?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28

To cut down the record one quarter
Of a second in four mile ruce is un
exceedingly delicate operation, calling
for scientific accuracy in every detail.
Let US consider what quarter seconds
are. In Le1ington's time-7. 7.193i-
there arc exactly l 1,759 quarter seconds.
In mile there are exurtly l,760 yarde.
Therefore one yard difference in the
track would account for difference of
Il quarter Of second in the time. The
line actually run by racer in passing
other horses and getting position often
makes greater difference.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28

At the election, in Greenvil!e, OF
delegates to the State Republican Con.
venton, the white or Conservative
Republican ticket was beaten, aud Il
ticket exclusively of bnck men was
chosen by ~ large majority Green
vile is white County. In that Conn-
ty, unless tho Conservatives split up,
tho Conservative ticket will be elected
this fall. Nevertheless, tho Radical
negroes threw their white lenders over
board aud elected a negro ticket.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28
A SuXSestion.

Our friends in Spartanburg are max.
ing great preparations for the barbecue
and railroad mass meeting and celebra-
tion, on the 10th OF September, when
ground will be broken on the Spartan
burg and Asheville Railroad. It will
be proud day for Sparlanbnrg, and
the people, both OF the town and sur
rounding country, are already highly
enthused on the subject. We observe
that the day fixed upon for the celebra-
tion is the same US that appointed for
the meeting of the State Tax Union in
Columbia. Many gentlemen who are
deeply interested in the railroad scheme
are no less 80 in the Tax Union, and
their connsels will be wanted in the
Tax Union Convention. Would it be
practicable for our Spartauhurg friends
to postpone their grand celebration,
sag to the 18th of September2 We
respectfully call their attention to the
subject. Each occasion is highly i'm
portant, and each should muster its
friends in the fullest possible force.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -
Miss McGowan-School Notice.
Railroad Coupons Lost.


HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 27, 1874
Columbia Hoiel-F Fl Maron, Sumter;
D S Skinner, r I; w J Sprinkle,
Charlotte; Mrs I w Covert aud chill
dren. Savannah; A W Lewis, Augusta;
j F Newman, Charleston; T e McIver,
So Ex Co; W 81 Evans, J Darhot, J
Trouche. Charleston; S Hair, New
berry; S Land, G & G r r; G. Bern
heimer, Philadelphis; D B McLaurin.
Charleston; G N Qoitman, Texas; r
NJ Stokes, Union; @ Young, N @; G
e Reab, Augusta; W d Kennedy,
Charleston.
Hendric House-P II Hanes, N G; G
Brown. Pa; r L Ellison, Fairfield; NJ
Robinson, r A Robinson, Orange
burg;J Woodruff. Ga; w A Easterlin,
Orangeburg; E L Summer, N G; " Z
Oliver, Ridgeway.
Wheeier HouSe-A D Bendheim, J
Jenkins. Ga; w 81 Gardner and wife,
N q Osteen, Sumter; s A Feldman,
Pa; w w Keith. s G; b P Kelly, Cla-
rendon; W e Earle, Greenville; J A
Elum. 2 Dnffie, Charleston; John J
Mackinson, England; Fl Herich, Ala;
G Young. A NJ x ORR.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28

The sexton of Atlanta died Monday
night, of typhoid fever.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-28

20 0'~S ~ ~NS~> go 80 ~ SoOot nu0
qnite unexpected for the Union. Pat.
terson. Wallace, McDevitt, Yocom, will
do we'll to lnake u note OF this.
Tho Union feels the wind from the
threatening words of Patterson, Wal.
lace and others as they hurtle through
the air. and gives them q warning to
dry up. This it balances by little
unsolicited, advice to the "white De-
mocrats." who are sagely informed
that they cannot safely "defy the com.
bined power Of great nation" Thank
you for the information. It is strik.
ingly original We never heard it
before. We will try to heed it. 1t is
so pleasant to have o wise friend at
ones elbow.
The STATE FAIR-The premium list
for the sixth annual fair of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
and of the Joint Stock Auxiliary Asso-
citation, to be held in this city, begin
ming on Tuesday, November 10, and
ending on Friday. the 18th, hos been
issued from the PuGNIx press. The
list is fur beyond any heretofore
offered in the matter of awards, and
also contains all necessary information
relative to the fair. the programme,
regulations. etc. The prospects about
the State are such that it can be quite
certainly set down as fact that this
yenr's exhibition of products will ex.
coed in interest that of any heretofore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
POLICE CASES.

A BURGLARY AND EXCITING CHAsE-AsskUnT AND
BATTERY -DIsoRpKRLY UoNpUcT- ONE DRUSr.s
EARLY Sunday morning; ss Cornelius Donohoe,
q resident OF McDowellville, was ,soundly enjoy
ing his accustomed sleep, his wife was aroused by
noise In the room. Looking urpupd, she saw Q
man moving about, whom she knew had no bust
ness there. She aroused her husband, who trose,
the man sprang out of the window aud ran Esy,
Without stopping 10 put on their clothes. Corne-
lius, and his brother Daniel, whom he hastily
called, gave swift pursuit, and an exciting chase
resulted. Finally the fugitive, snegro man ,dropp-
ed down behind a fence, where Cornelius and
Daniel pounced upon him, and after giving him
good dru5bind, took him back 10 the house.
Here they looked around, aud missed Dapisrs
upon the prisoners person. They then pus on
their clothes and marched the culprlt 10 the City
Hall Later In the day, the negro, who gave his
name as John Sykes, was tried, and held t0 ball,
in the sum of 5000, to answer, to the charge Of
burglary. al the next term OF Court. ta tlss 5i'
james Darra, after an exciting chase, was ar
rested by officer Cropper, who had q warrant for
his arrest, on the charge Of assauling Nellie Clif
ton. He was tried, fined g aud costa, and held
to bail, in the sum of $780, 10 keep the peace bs
Geo. Reed, Barney Mullen and Robert Camp
ben, were arrested by officers Brickle and MuIlEn,
for dsorderly conduct Each was fined " ond
costs and held to bail In me sum OF e200 20 keep
the peace. 81" tIu- 12'sLrhrs rcii 20
One case of drunkenness was lined ffty rents
and costs. -,, ''