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FUNERAL SERVICES
Atthe Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Yesterday, In View OF the Re-
mains Of Rev. L. C.
Ransom.
Touching and Appropriate Sermon by
Rev. DR.. Observation-Disclosures
by Drs. Slater and
Landrums

Yesterday morning the funeral Of
Rev. l.. G. Ransom. the lamenfed pastor Of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian church, whose
death has nlled the hearts OF the entire com
munlty with grief and regret, took place.
The whole congregation, besides many per-
sons OF other churches and ministers Of other
denominations, assembled at the Cumberland
church TO te.tify their sorrow and their la
ment for the loved pastor, who had been
called from earth in the prime of life and In
the midst Of ministerial labor no less SPLEEN
did in earnest faiih ard beautiful christianity
than in the good results and great triumphs
that characterized his efforts. The interior Of
The church was draPed IN mourn sa,n,
of which the coffin was placed.
Rev. Or. Syivanus Dandrum, OF the Central
Baptist church, Rev. Dr.. f. &. Slater, OF the
Central Methodist church, Rev. W. 4. Boggs,
OF the Second Presbyterian church, Rev K.
3. surratt, OF the First Methodist church,
Rev. L. Q. Taylor, OF the Chelsea Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Rev. J. Z. Hook, Rev.
q. A. Lotion, OF the First Baptist church, Rev.
DR.. J. y. Steadman, OF the Alabama street
Presbyterian church, Rev. w. D. Mayheld
and Rev. DR.. steinback occupied seats IN the
Rev Mr.. surrstt opened
THE FUNERAL SERVICES
by reading the hymn Asleep in
Jesus" which was then sung, by the choir;
Rev. Mr.. Lotion next read passages OF
ser pture from the fourth and nth chapters
Of second Corinthians, and was followed 10
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bogss, The choir
then sung the first, fourth, nth and sixth
stanZas OF hymn 67l, as follows:
Now let our mourning hearts revive,
And ali our tears be dry;
Why should those eyes be drowned in grief.
That view a Saviour nigh?
tn eternal shepherd still survives,
New comfort to impart;
His eye still guides US, and His voice
still animates our heart.
aIofIau with Won. +" saith the Lord.
Your safeguard and your guide;
3Your Saviour still and happy they
Who in My love cOnfde.'
Through every scene OF life and death
This promise is our trust;
And this shall be our ch1ldren's song
When we are cold in dust.
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LIVINGSTON 81 UOMPANY.
DOE ESrIC AND FOREIGN BAsKEEs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

COnservatively organized for doing
the business Of oUt-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations. merchants and individuals
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Corr spOHdeHce solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities Of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN & CO.,
London
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FOR SALE.

DARBER SHOP-On Second street, near
ID Jefferson street well lifted up and good
stand: cheap rent; will sell cheap. Inquire
at No. s JEFFERSON STREET.
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TURKEY LUNCH.

Barney Egan's new saloon, southwest
corner MValoe sHu second, VIII sci a splendid
turkey Teach to-day, from ten - two o clocIt
Tue nnesL Nines and liquors ever brought 10
Mem phis Gao always De bad al Barney,s
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COAL.

We are now prepared to deliver coal
from our Poplar street yard. Pittsburg, Can
mel and 81. Bernard coal always on hand.
ST. BERNARD COAL ASSOCIATION,
No. l} Madison street.
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The RAFFLE
FOR
LEUBRIE's SOLITAIRE DIAMOND,
Takes place at
PEABODY HOTEL,
TONIGHT, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
HOMEMADE CANDIES.
SARTORIuS & REINIR

Before going to the matinee stop in at
Floyd's next to The Thester, get some Choco-
lats Caromels, or COcoanuG TaTy. You Will
ind il the best in the city.
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FsOOAIs AND BDARD-For families or gem
Iemeu, furnished or unfurnished, az 10
" HlI-Ou street. Co.'s
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DENTAL AND SALE OFFICE, ~ Main 81:
IL rtceIvershtp accepted; houses and lots fof
sale and reuLs houses Wauteds tsnauts wanted /:
pr1mptuess and fidelity guaranteed.
sul2 ". A. WHEATLEY.
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! DR.. Steinbscks sermon was eloquent
! iervid and Impressive, there being scarcely a
dry eye IA the audience whttn he concluded.
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WAVBRLY HALL FRUIT FARM,
KERR AVENUE.

VNHE undersigned is prepared TO furnish
Il strawberry and Raspberry ANTS in guam
titles to suit uIChasers. Orders let with
Spcer & Ryan, S5l Main street, shall have
prompt attention JOHN +. SPICEH,
october y. 1874. Manager
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NTOTN6 MEMO learn telegraph operat-
Il ing Tor new railroad and commercial Of
tces Permanent positions as soon Gs quall-
feI. Address Pacific and Atlantic q e egraph.
-. n-.-r r.nL.- L.uu- "a
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AMuSEMENTs.

rrHIRD ANEUAL
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
GRAND MATINEE
This Saturday, Afternoon At ? O'Clock
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The cheapest and best STRAIN DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is ut 246 Sc
eond street. HANSON * WALKER.
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TIE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEI

Lay in coke while it is cheap. For
sale by all the coal dealers and the gas conf
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TAS lust received and offers LOW TO THE
IL TRADE, the following goods, viz:
400 bbls. Refined Sugar.
200 bbls. and half bblS. Syrup.
10 sacks Rio Coffee
100 mats Old Government Java Coffee.
500 pkgs. Ground Coffee and Spice.
500 pkgs. Green and Black Teas.
1000 cases JeHies, Preserves and Pickles, every
style.
1000 cases Oysters, Salmon, HOLSTERS, Sardines,
straw berries, Feach hes, Pine Apples, Etc.
500 cases new Brandy Peaches and Cherries.
1000 pkgs. new Maekerel.
100 boxes soap, starch and Candies.
$50 boxes and kegs English Soda.
100 cases Concentrated I've.
50 bbls. Pecans, Almons, Cream Nuts and
Filberts.
$50 pkgs. choice Butter and Cheese.
IS tlerces CGovased Sugsr-Cursd Hams.
GO pkgs. " hiskiss, Brandies and Wines,
- bbls. Reetified Cider
1910 eaddiss assorted I0baccOs.
$40 rolls Bagging-
100 bundles Ties.
And other articles TOO numerous TO mention
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Sl0to $1,000 invested i'm stocks and gold
paysJ0 per 81. q month send for particulars.
InmnIldga 8 Co. BANKER. 2 w AL l. n Il
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IL you want s hydrant, street-washer,
Or plumbing OF any kind, you can get 10 81
brownes, l6 Jefferson street where you are
sure 70 be suited in style and price.
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A COMPLETE new and elegant line Of
window Shades just received, and or sale
cheap by Hook & LaGrtl. 526 Second street.
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RUEIFoRD Yeast Powders have been
used for two years bT the best people in Mem
phis. OLIVER, FlNNIE & co.
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ATTEND Bobertson's Business CoIIege,

RUMFORD Yeast Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being fDn weight and
good. OLIVER, FINNIE 4 CO.
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Now occupy the large and c)mmOGious
store, Nos. - and a. jefferson street, where
their facilities will enable them 10 give retail
ers an opportunity 10 puTcase from large and
varied stock Of tobacco, cigars and smokers
articles
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LAW REPORTS.
First Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge.
This is motion day.
secsnd Circuit Court-HaIsey, Judge.

3econu NfrcuII N0uTI-EHHiseJs auukt.
The following named special jurors,
summoned in the case Of Hill vs. Diane &
Wayne, are notified 10 appear at ten o'clock
to-day: Joseph W. Allison, Joseph Specht,
Thomas II. Arnolf, J. II. Cannon, John Cub
bins, Darlington Mason, \. 4. Ledbetter, Isaac
SchWab. Jacob steinkuhl.
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CALCIMINING and House Painting
executed neat quick, cheap and durable.
HOOK & LA(TRII.L. 326 second street.
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eral treasury every year ten million dol ars
81 eight dollars tor every man, woman and
child ia Che State. BY our state constitution
cne thousand dollars worth OF personal prop
-.
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STOLEN.

OK KEW AhD-olOleu, from Bennett 5
coZO Landing. Miss, one dapple gray horse
mule, medium size, shaved up. and IN nne
conditions is branded on the left cheek In
distinctly with letter n. The above reward
viii be paid on his delivery 10 ThoS Il. Allen
& Co., Memphis. ". Y. BURTON.
G1E REWABD-Stolen, on The 9Th inst, one
solO light strawberry roam horse, about Is
hands high. = years old; has black name and
fuil and scar on one OF his hind legs: also,
The enlargement OF the right hind ankle,
which makes him limp when irOtiinE. The
above reward VIII be paid for recovery Of
same. z. T. RAINEN.
Co.dwster, Miss. October y, 1874. ociI8
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FLEIsHMANEs & Co.'s compressed
yeast, the best article offered in the market.
For sale Dy all grOcerE. Ask for directions
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GENTS heavy undershirts at 81 cents
piece, from the late fire, at II. Morris q
BIO.'s. 40S Main street.
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COKE, COKE, COKE.

FLOWERS, in splendid display, at
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Rloms -a-an BOARD.

F4OOAS AND BDARD-For families or gen
uemen, furnished or unfurnished, az 20
Madison street. oc4
DOARD-With Unfurnlshed room, in pr
ID Fate family, at lJl Adams street.
doom AND BOARD-FIne front room on
~ drst floor uufGmished, with board. Can
aec0W mOdate a few day DOarders also. Apply
90 lAi Third street corner Of Washington.
DEIVAIE BOARDING-HOUSE,
II l7s Second street,
near the new Courthouse.
The location Of this house, in quiet, pleas.
ant. healthy portion of the city, all render It
para ca alfIy desirable FOR permanent OF trans
lent bOdrters. Rooms large and comfortable,
snoul-- and every attention la1d 10 guests 10
make theln eel At home. ocu7
rF'HE LEHNEE HOUSE has been ntted M
i IN The udsomest style. Parties visiting
sue city viii dnd rooms, with or without
board, 90 prices 10 suit tie 1Imes.
oc6 MAS. JULIA LEHNER- Propretress.
ID UOM-Cholce room with board Ia a private
n home, good locality near beale street
ears Refer 20 Colonel huOWltOu, Post
once. or J. 7. Elnnle, - Main -, seD9
BOARDING. gentleman ana vile can -
board, iu a private family within i've min
ates' walk OF Court square. No other board
ers wanted Apply al THIS OFFICE.
FEuONs-CEE HOUSE., cor. Main aud HesIs.
NE Fifty newly furnished rooms. single OF
Il suits Tor gentlemen only 6 ana Sl2 per
month. s. ana 75 cents per day. Good board
90 hTe dollars per week, in The building seis
nUJM-A gentleman ana wlIe or single gen-
n tlemau can be accommodated with me
prylte isruils references required. Apply
HL ~ Wellington street ses
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and Vows, faotnfng the Bes rive has the
largest and best selected stock Of Ciothtng
and Furnishing Goods in theesty OF memphis
lsaretilar with hunks. NaliSes Travelling Bac.ts
ets 10 Suit every variety OF taste or fancy
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..tel.tc . f.s~,- - -. -
Of another party, whose name we oeueFe was
Robinson"
The Water Valley Courier says: "On
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FOR SALE Or REET.

TrAHMTNG LANu~-To rent, for one tur
y more years, farm Of 1910 acres, $50 cleared
with Ia Improvements, on river above Memphis
tle Anna Randolph place. For sale, IN tracts
o. Sui- purchaser, tract adjoining the above
tIe Eugene Randolph place.
L. y. ACF ARLAND, Attorney,
l1H 81 Madison street.
EErTE-5lg unRs1uersds suits At the French
I. 80 .--- L..ElE R-llN 81.
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PIANOS.

DLaECs AND ORGANS-Tuuec, repaired
and exchanged; work done Uy expert
Encet drsf-class WorEmen, and warranted.
Is=Evt orders FOR city or country al
d 81 FrfT IN BERG =. Clark Marble BLOCK.
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SEED Wheat and Rye at 1858 Main
street. JAS. SUTTON L co.
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TO COTrON SHIPPERS.

REMEMBER, only five days more. all
wool undershirts al ST, worth s., at IL. Morris
4 Bro = aus Main street
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ONE HUNDRED PIANOS for sale on
monthly payments. See z. \. Benson's card
in another column.
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aHaBo, BiH,'s Is the way q Clarendon
hrm sdyeTtises. Bus Of The right Kind are
very desirable. s..
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The MEMPHIS STEAM DNElNH
Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best work, at prices
TO suit the times.
B. a. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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WE defy competition in signs, both
in execution, durability, dispatch and prices
HOOK & L AGRILL, 326 Second street.
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JOHNSTON & Vance
HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE STOCK OF
CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB THER TRAIP.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB THEIR TRATP.

They Defy Competition in Quality,
Style and Price. Fits guaranteed TO be as
good as can be made to order, and as they
buy exclusively for cash, cannot be under
sold in'this or any other market.
In addition to their stock of new and
desirable goods, they have a large lot OF
Goats, Pants and Vests of Broken Suits,
which they propose to sell regardless of
cost---many articles at say half the cost.
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PLAIN and decorative paper hsngings,
latest designs, endless variety, at popular
prices.
HOOK & LAGRILL, S26 Second street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Str. r.. w. Dugan, -
Leaves positively This DAY, oct. 18th, at S
pm. 4. W. LIGHTBURNE,
oc2i SUIT. IS Madison Vt.
FOR VGCKsBUR0.
Memphis and "a. EoaIs Packet Company
Y. 8. Mail Line
For Helena, Chieot, 9reenville, Vieksburg,
and Way Landings.
p.s. steamer JULIA, master s...slEE-.N
Leaves SUNDAY, Oct. 18th, at 10 an.
AO. STORM,
sup't MississIpni River Elevator Company
FOX UAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.
nompbis and %. LOnis Packet Company
FOR Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer GRAND TOWER,
Leaves THIS DAY, Oct. 2i.h; at iTo Pm
supt Mississippi River Elevator Company.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Only Regular independent White River Pkt.
a
ELLA, ssc
- Leaves lie SATURDAY, october 2ilh, at pm.
Apply 20 x. W. LIGHTBURNE,
oci35 Superintendent, 10 Madison st.
Regular White and Little River Packet-For
West Point Augusta and JacksOnport.
ELLA, ssr
Milt r. Harry master Ed. PostaI---..-.clsrk
Leaves SATURDAY, oct. 18th, at pm.
GLENN & vINsoN, Agents,
Oc73 on WharfbOst. foot CT Court st.
.-@-----s.---.ss.- --s---a-.s...-.----s
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR PINE BLUFF AND LITTLE ROCK.
The fine passenger
Str. GAINESVILLE. sse
Reese Pritchard master J. W. O'NeiII.-cIerK
Leav.s SATURDAY, Oct. oath. at pm.
GLENN 4 VINSON, Agents,
oet23 Red Wharf boat. foot Court street.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for the seasan-
Str. BELLE LEE..--.....-...-..J. r. Hicks master
This elegant steamer Will leave IL
as above 49, =
THURSDAY, october Is, at pm
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 10 Madison st.
The BELLE LEE will pay particular atten-
ton to ali way and bend business, and asks
bestowed in days gone by, oct2s
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Pkt.
for the Season.
Leaves Memphis for New Orleans and the
Bends every alternate THURSDAY, COM
mencing October s, 1874.
Str. JnO. b. Maude, -
JF. Noel...--- master J. 5. SEDAN .-.---.--cIerk
Leaves Memphis THURSDAY, Oct. I'D, at
pm.
Particular attention paid 10 all Way and
Bend business. For freight or passage, Rp-
ply to J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
10 Madison ST.
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Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGO'S,
rs Second and los Main sIreets.
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Second ChanceTy COurt-waIker, Chan
cellar.

Gases set Tor Monday, October 18th ::
81, Konord vs. Kelly; So, Page vs. First Ma
tioual Bank; So, Crook vs. Clara: 926, Eddins
Us shelby, 9i4, Williams vs. Bowman; 962
Payne vs. Ferguson; 1880, Ammons vs. Am
mons; 1910, Hunt W Atkinson; lll5, Botto VS.
Lszaretto; lilo, Cone vs. Pante; ll3i, Pruden VS.
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Vim
cent Botto's, 1874 Front street.
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a telegram nom Charleston, bOutn
Carolina, yesterday, says; "Nuch dlsSailSiac-
ton has preva.ieo iof weeks pssi anlong inae-
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RUMFoRD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction in Memphis for two years.
OLIVER FINNIE & co.
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- EXCHANGE.

PROPERTY = irsi class improved residence
property; eight Thousand dollars; one
fourth IN money. on time: balance in other
property. Address MAX. Appeal office.
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GRAND LECTURERS.
soon after the adjOurnment OF the last ses-
sion Of this grand body, The grand master APP
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
nsuralQfa. Geo. W. Jones a Co., keep il.
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FoR RENT on LEASE,

yRO cry With dwelling attached,
2 = on the northeast corner OF Mil and Third
streets. Chelsea. Apply 70
PETE.E H. DDNSELLN,
Oc20 No. 3UT Poplar street, City.
TyARHS-A beautiful farm, thirteen miles
n north Of Memphis and one and Oue-half
mile from the rauuCah railroad; one hundred
and ffty acres G. feared, under good fence ana
ll high state OF cultivation; a good dwelling
ana CutlCu-es- good gin ana Orcnaru; VIII ne
rented one year or leased for i've years. VIII
sell four head horses and corn TO run She place.
Also. % trty-acre place for rent Apply ct
uc-T- $50 POPLAR = RECT.
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Hook & LAGRmL's celebrated Eureka
roof-ooating, the cheapest ana best in use.
No. S25 second street.
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East st. Louis has gas.
St. Louis has Shsrpshooters' sssoci-
alton.
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IMPORTANT TO CLAIMANTS.

MEMS calf shoes st 81, from the lat
fire, at II. Norris Il 3rO.'s, 4Jo Main street.
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Personal.

.4IAND-F OETES AND uHGANS~- Properly
n tuned, regulated or repaired, by A. y IN
NEW. Leave orders for town OF country al
r. Witzmanu's Piano store, 81 Second street,
or =. A. Beus0u's s, 81 Main street. sells
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Condensed kilograms.

Tie trial of the foty-three crusading
women arrested by the Cincinnati police
Saturday, has been postponed till to-
morrow.
A meeting of New York working men
denounce Supervising Architect Mullet,
and urge the calling Of a State COn-
vention.
A meeting of Boston workingmen de,
nOunce Secretary Richardson as well as
Mullet.
VIM. Fry, a Louisville negro, IA years
old, received life sentence yesterday fer
numbering his young wife.
The President has nominated Mrs. Susan
Fl. Burbridge as postmistress of Hopkins
vile, Ky.
Scranton, Pa, reports the suspension OF
the Lackawana Iron Company, throwing
700 men out of work, while at Reading
1000 are likewise treated by the suspension
ola wool-hat factory.
Capt. Stephen w. Wilkins, of Memphis,
died Saturday night.
A son of James Watson Webb asks a
suspension of public opinion i'll the re-
turn of his father from Europe.
FoBEIGN.
Queen Victoria will visit Russia next
autumn
A railway collision in Wales Sunday Sc
riously injured forty persons.
Paris is promised another duel-between
Prince Metternich and Due de Mortmo-
renci.
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Restore the Rod.


have three children at school. The
eldest, who was seven years old last March,
behaved very bad in school yesterday. He
would not mind his teachers, SOthey called
the Principal. The Principal says he
swOre and made use of dreadful language,
for which she expelled him, and gave no
tice to all other schools, so that cannot get
him in school again, before l have been be-
fore the Board Of Education. should like
TO know who is punished-the child or his
parents. The Principal says if she could
have punished him the worst Of his conduct
would have been avoided. The teachers
are bemeaned by having the power to whip
taken from them. The child does as he
likes until he becomes unhearable, when
he is turned out and himself and his par
euts disgraced. hOpe the old system will
vet come back. The time TO punish is
when they offend.
A TROUBLED MOTHER.
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SHREVEPORT.
The Alleged Murderers Of the Tennes-
seean, Elliott, Lynehed by Masked
Meu-FOurteen Prisoners Escape

The Alleged Murderers OF the Tennes-
seean, Elliott, Lynehed by Masked
Meu-FOurteen Prisoners Escape
SHREVEPORT, May 1S.-AmOng the par
ties arrested for the murder Of the young
Tennesseean, Elliott, were G. Z. Jones and
Oliver Hill, the former the proprietor OF the
saloon where the murder occurred, the lat
ter a gambler who was present at the time.
On Thursday night Jones was taken from
the iail by a mob, but at the intercession OF
numerous citizens he was return
ed to the authorities TO undergo
a preliminary examination The trial
began on Friday: and from the facts elected
il was evident that the Elliott brothers had
been enticed into the Jones' place for the
purpose of robbery, by means OF whisky
and cards. The examination was resumed
SATURDAY., when it was discovered that the
brother of the murdered man and the prin-
cfpal witness for the State was missing. Ii
was supposed that he had been put out OF
the way by the friends of the prisoners, and
that the prosecution would fail.
At IL O'Clock last night, party OF mask
ed and armed men attacked the Jail, re-
moved Jones and Hill, and hanged them
to trees in the Courthouse yard. Jones
was formerly Of Hillsboro, Texas, and has
murdered two men since he came here.
Hill was a native Of GalesbuTg, illinois, and
recently connected with Olders circus
During the excitement, fourteen prison.
ers charged with minor offenses escaped
from the parish Jail.