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Personal.

ID. Webster, Esq, of the firm of r..
G. Dun IL Co., paid Dallas u flying
visit last Saturday. He seemed TO be
astonished and pleased with the rapid
strides our city Is making in business
and improvement. Pressure of bus
mess prevented his longer stay. From
Mr.. Harrison we learn that he has re-
turned to New Orleans fully prepared
to endorse the future of Dallas. Mr..
Webster, in conversation about the
Crescent city, speaks very hopefully OF
the future. Confidence is reviving,
and the business outlook Is more
promising than for u number of years.
The March business of 1875 has been
more satisfactory than in any previous
year since the war, and direct COM
munication with this portion of Texas
is being very strongly agitated.
Harry Jacobs, representing the
house of Noise Kahn IL Co., left last
evening for trip down the Central
road in the interest of his house.
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Desperate ARRAY,

From gentleman from Hillsboro,
Hill county, THE HERALD's reporter
yesterday CLEANED the particulars of a
most terrible and bloody affray, which
occurred in that place on Saturday, the
Goth instant.
Itappears that there had been a diff
Guilty betweena man named John War
rem and Tom Owens, constable and ex-
deputy sheriff, in regard to some to-
bacco. The parties met al the post
Office, Warren being accompanied by
his brother Doug. and man named
Franklin. After some harsh language
on both sides, Owens and John Warren
clinched. During the scuflle Owens
received severe stab in the neck and
breast, and two or three shots i'm the
back and side, but from whom our in
formant was unable to tell. Owens
succeeded in freeing himself and drew
his pistol, when Doug. Warren and
Franklin interfered and wrenched the
pistol from his grasp, and he fell or
was knocked to the ground. After he
was lying helpless on the ground, one
Of the party took Owens own pistol
and blew his brains OILS -
The parties, none of whom were in
jured, were arrested, and had on exam
ination. John Warren was held to bail
In the sum of three thousand dollars,
and Doug. Warren and Franklin In the
sum Of one thousand each.
The partieulars are given "a thep
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Runaway.

Sunday evening about O'clock, n
pair of horses attached to buggy con-
tanning couple of gentlemen, became
frightened, and getting unmanageable,
started on run from the top of the
hill on Ross avenue. The gentlemen
Were thrown out and the buggy turned
over, ut the corner OF Lamar street.
The buggy was dragged on Its side UNI
I'll it reached the crossing of the rail-
road, when II righted and remained 50
until the horses were stopped. The
runaways turned from Lamar into
Main street, and run into the platform
in front Of Wheats store, where one of
the horses was thrown to the ground,
which brought them to stand.
Strange to say, the gentlemen were
unhurt, and the buggy sustained very
little damage.
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A Fighting Editor.

For the benefit of those who are
thirsting for our gore, we have en-
gagged fighting editor. He is six feet
in his government socks, measures
forty-eight inches around the chest,
eighteen around the biceps, weighs
two hundred and fifty pounds, stripped,
and has been in the employ of the In
ternatlOnal and Great Northern rail-
road as pile driver We merely re-
mark he was discharged from this lu-
crative position for splitting all the
piles he undertook to drive, and living
on an exclusive diet of fish plates, with
section hands for dessert.
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Mayors Court.

John Lawler, drunk and disorder
ly; plea of guilty, and fined two dollars
and costs.
Clayton Anderson, drunk and dis
orderly; plea of guilty, and fined three
dollars and cost.
William White, drunk and disor.
derby; plea OF guilty, and fined three
dollars and cost.
IF. NJ. Hanks, carrying concealed
weapons; jury empaneled and the
defendant plead not guilty; fine, five
dollars and cost.
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County court met yesterday morn
ing. Present-Presiding Justices j. d.
Kerfoot, and Associate Justice w. A.
George, Thomas Il. Frank, and Charles
Barker.
Several minor accounts were pre-
scented and allowed.
The names of seventy citizens were
selected as grand jurymen for the
next term of the district criminal
court.
The names of twenty-five citizens
were selected as petit jurymen for the
next term of the district criminal
court.
The names of one hundred and
twenty citizens were selected as jury
men for the next term of the district
civil court.
The attention Of the court for the
rest of the day was taken up Ia road
matters of no general Importance.
Court adjourned to meet this
morning at 8 o'clock.
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DALLAS Real Eaiaie .nd naiidiag AHso'
clalfOu.

The above association held It's M
nual meeting last evening, aud In an
other column will be found u detailed
statement Of liz condition, II Is need
less 10 say II II In u most liourlshlng
condition. The following ara the Of
lloers elected for the ensuing year, D.
j, Adams, president q, NJ, Wheat,
vice PRESIDENT 4, T., Barry, secretary
aud treasurer Dlreotors-B, l., Jet,
NJ, d, Darlington, H. V, Tompklns,
Jules Il, Schneider, j. H. Williams, j,
NJ. Mccoy, Phillip Sanger Col, Jno'
Kerr, w. q. Conner, II, w. Allen.
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Meisders Yon smlt, o. U. Sucker, D. Phool
und blendy udders:
SHINDLKMANs-Das ledder was you
send me mid 80 many names daron
oxbressen don't, l don't Gus ga spiel for dot
Office OF Pub Func vas SOLD soab ON der
droubled vaser, und 1t was nix cum rous
for Teller like me to sbeak dot 1t don't
make him grairp on der sdomake init bleis-
ure. jumped miself on der drack ven
was sbeaked about py blenty bummers, und
ven / goes pehind der boobies tifdeen or
SEWN dimes you dink hari kare? Not Of
der court house knows youself, und das pully
ledder he shus plocks dot game onyhow
of you fellers make me elected to das pig
ding, pet you dot NIT mine great moud for
pigness makes dings mixd up generally
don't 1t? Ipelive dot Beet crop OF falla Is
in pad skidumation, und need Teller NIT
a long ears like mineselt do sdand him off.
l don't can't some dimes most always dell
mineself how is dot Cidy Serb is nix more
worth as swi bits wagons load, das Is dun
der and blixen. Make me elected und so
helf me Pob Vest, dot SCRIP is so much more
wordh as gold dot gold is nix modelling mordt
My obinion is dot dem boor fellers, der gol-
lecder, und mare, und treasurer vich work
demselbes hard oud for der city, shaking
hands init every pody shust before election,
has got do be bald in monish was is,so day got
somedingst to spend ven dey wants to cad
sum liddle peer, und dem ploated scrib hold
ers der polecers musd made themselves stob
skwandrin der beebes wealth. can't only
sbeak, make me elected den for swl tollars
und half den pail goes on. OF you don't
den all dings here pelow is susgaspield.
Don't am skindlemens NIT mine he'd un.
ter mine arms, your humly skervent,
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
b. S.-From now his election dime come
every pody to dot leidle Morning Star ga
loon around der corner und get all der peer
you wants-und bay for 10
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CHEAP.

1 ann Offering 10 the city
trade my large ana complete
stock Of fancy and staple grO-
ceries, provisions and produce,
nj the very lowest prices, and
make ~ speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery 10 ne
cOmniOdate customers. Please
give us u trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENCZEls.
Grocer, Oi5 Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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Douglas Bros. have suitings in all
colors, mohair coatings dark and light,
all the latest styles in paintings and
vestings, and neat patterns for spring
and summer. The characteristics OF
their goods are, elegance, cheapness
and durability, all combined. They
are masters of their profession, and
feel satisfied that for style and work
manship they cannot be equaled in the
city. Business men who want business
suits are particularly invited to call,
examine, and be suited without delay.
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, the Iarg-
est, cheapest and most beauti-
full designs In the city. We
have the exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only rustic that is gifted and
frosted; also i'm plain cOlors,
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper Ofthe newest patterns.
PIERCE a. LYLE,
SOY Main street.
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unpnid Letters.

The following letters remain In tho
postonlce for non-payment Of postage
Attorney ut Law, Greonvllle, Texas
Thomas Kosch, Galveston Lottlc
May, sherman s, NJ, Leslie 4 Co.,
81, Louis ~. Louis Book and News
company, 81. Louis Miss &. Mills,
New Boston, Illinois j. j. Harrison,
Tuxpau, MeXiooi Martha A. Scott,
Scottsville, Texas; District Clerk, Tar
rant county, Texas.
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Arrived by express ihc latest
styles Of ruiiIing ana ruching
ana ladies silk ties al tIie Dol
lar Store.
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were given the reporter The Herald
hopes, for the sake Of humanity, that
the story has been greatly exaggerated,
aud that II there has been q murder,
that there's are certainly some justillahle
or palllallng circumstances connected
with il,
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been praolioing for some time, some
good shooting may be looked for II
viii no doubt be pleasant affair, and
those desiring TO spend q pleasant
afternoon should be on hand,
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City Scrip
Mrs. M. II. Pinckard..or Georgia,

Mrs. M. T.. Pinckard,. or Georgia,
Has on band some lotions for the hair and
complexion-most invaluable. She makes
and uses them herself and can and will tes-
tify to the truth OF all that Is said OF Them
That for the hair, II is decidedly healthy, as
she had suffered from neuralgia in the head
for seven or eight years, until using this hair
dressing That for the skin, II invigorates IL,
and imparts healthy glow and natural APP
pearance. 1t brings the beauty out, and
leaves no bad effects behind, rs there Is not
n particle OF lac sulphur or sugar Of lead or
any other injurious substance in 1t. Any
druggist, on analysing the component parts
would pronounce them healthy and good,
and they would do well to have 1t supercede
all other lotions for such purposes, which
are often injurious, and sometimes do more
harm than good. Eight ounce bottles are
sold at 81 90; four ounce bottles at 50 cents
Room at Mr.. Jennings, on Main street, OPP
poslte Phoenix hotel, Dallas, Texas.
MRS. N. e. PINCKARD.
March Goth, 1876. 37d5t
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District criminal court meets the
second Monday in April, and, under
the recent law passed by the legislature,
will hold six weeks.
District civil court convenes the
first Monday in June.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the ConstitutionaI Co,ve,

We are authorized to announce JOHN
HENRY BROWN as candidate for
the Constitutional Convention from the
twentieth Senatorial District, com posed of
m me counties OF Ellis, Tarrant and Dallas
trict. Election first Monday in August.
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AS will he seen by notice published
In another column, there will be a
trial Of skill for the championship and
medal by the Dick Hubbard sporting
club, this afternoon, at o'clock, at the
fair grounds IA our amateurs have
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Including the Ell PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed ut FrankIin's book store.
5O4 Main street, Dallas.
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Brackets of many varieties,
towel racks, match boxes, etc,
NJ FrinkIin's book store, SOL
MAIN street.
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music HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTHE THE SAVAGE
BREAST..

Ahne stock OfviOlins, guitars,
flutes, banjos, accorieons, har-
monicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma.
pies string I'm the city.
PIERCE &LYLE.
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THE FIRST OF THE SEASON

Croquef sets of latest styIes-SOcket
bought directly from the manufac.
.urers and sold at small profit. ne
REED d LATH ROP'S hook Store. 5OS
Main street. Wv"
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DALLAs, Texas, March q, 1875
To tho Editor OF tho Dallas Herald;

To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
have been requested, through the
columns Of your paper, by number OF
the citizenr of the third ward, and by
many others, personally, to become n
candidate for the office of alderman, at
the ensuing city election in April, for
the third ward, and in answer to those
who have honored me with call
through the papers and privately, l
have to say that do not consider 1t an
Office to be sought after, but rather one
that should seek the man. With this
view of the matter, / do not propose to
announce myself as candidate, but
simply say to my friends and the
voters OF the third ward, that If it IL
their pleasure to elect me to the said
Office, / shall not feel at liberty to de-
cline, but will serve them to the best Of
my ability. Very respectfully,
W. l.. WILLIAMS.
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Lusfica Of the Penen

At the solicitation of large number of cit.
liens have consented to place my name he
fore the public for the Office of Justice of tho
vote myself without fear or favor To nro-
mote the welfare Of the city and county of
Dallas ROBT. 81 IEMAS VI
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
also swiss and All kinds Of
white goods can now he found
AT the Dollar Store.
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M. Ii. FRANKLIN a. 90,

5O1 Main street, are now selling
goods nj very reduced prices.
Call and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
books. etc.
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The Turn yereIn..

The above association gave one Of
their pleasant and enjoyable dances,
last evening, at their hall, which was
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CITY BUSINESS.

The Dollar Store has just re-
ceiyed n new assortment Of en-
brOideries, ladies' straw hats,
all kinds Of trimmings, cOlOred
lawns, and all styles Of ladies'
fans, to which they.invite atten.
ton.
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do 10 Reed a. Latbrop's for
wall paper. manila, groeers
and druggists paper, iwihe'
etc., etc.
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A full line Of brackets ana
picture frames Of walnut. Gail
al the Dollar Store.
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Sunday School ana Temper
ance books AT FrankIin's book
store, 6O1 Main street.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.

-rhe puhlap"lN hH' w '"'P'""'"
under 'he Oh" 'ao'"'''
The cheefiui SOM W"'p' '''"'"'"
already sings ih COMM ho'H'
"A large assortment OF Six haw JUST
received NJ RACES
Colonel Alexander Garden, OF 20
manehe, Ia at tho ~. Charles.
The Lamar Rifles will probably
visit Houston on San Jaclnto day.
Mr.. Henry, OF Kentucky, has
some fine stock At BurrIs' stable
The Lamar Rifles will meet nj
their hall tbls evening AT eight o. clock,
rhoronor hotd will ma thrown
oman 10 u,ests on the g6th OF next
month.
n,o.Lo 90 ~ ~ st.nhons news
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p'p''"' a"S.'o"1 49, Nv" ',.,,,a,
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billy myers, ~ MS new Sa'oo'' ""-
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Our lire department VIII po III
Vited to participate IN the ceieor"tioh
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proven w 'ho au''''on VI ""na ''',
49, ii. h,e,,a,sy
he o'one"",' ways WIN ,e'o'''
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49, H." s,,'oa
-Mrs. Mar'i" washington 'eoerVes
Nv fie'u . 'hea'e. 'o'n'sn'' INV iin e
Ahp . eui'o'i'' s'"i io'"'h ''"''N' '''
no i'0 ''o"' so"'o' "pp'o"'''."
anu ~ uenoove0 'onio o.p',''"s ~
ui'iuu"' w p'eparo Piaoe ''i"' sei''''
ihe i"'Vae uepos'.eu W wv s,"'s'
hopPeis ias' iaii "i' "''e'oy n''o'eu'
anu ihyi,AuS Vi 'ne young pcs'' "'0 "
pe seen III every uirecIioh'
lhe negro nryah' sho' u low u"yS
since while attempting 70 Escape iio'i
JAIL IL rapiu'y recovering anu ID ho"
cohsiuereu ouo Oh aii uahger'
When Tom Allen whips Rookie, WI
mtehd 70 ihViIe nm 10 Daiias' we
nave " thuhpef ior nm mere. 20 ih''
traihing' Chariie, lmmediateiy'
johnson has few more of those
cheap tickets to st. Louis and Chica'
go. You can save from one 70 nVt
dollars ny buying your tickets IRON
him.
Major John B. Jones, commanding
frontier battalion, arrived in the city
yesterday, and Is a guest of the San
Jacinto.
--Ex-Mayor Ben. Long is out in yes
terday's Commercial in a two-column
letter. THE HERALD reporter will have
"few brief words' to say about it to.
morrow.
The publisher was the recipient,
yesterday, of a fine piece of buffalo
meat, the gift Of the great buffalo hun.
ter, James Graham, better known as
"Comanche jim"
The hon at the San Jacinto nex,
Eridav aven;ng nron,;..s 10 ho do
lightful affair. The gentlemen il
charye of tho afIair ara detarminad 4,
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"NeuriI.,

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
9Odly II. @. HoSKINS, Agent TOR Dallas.
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Gr0s Grain paper and env0i-
Opes Ia match AZ
REED a. LATIIItOp'S.
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Mabie, Todd Il Co.'s gold pens
mt Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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}. w. SCHENCK. ESQ,

DEAR SIR:-We, the undersigned citizens
respectfully solicit you TO become a cnndI,
date for Alderman from the First WaTd
knowing you TO be connected and identiIled
with the interests OF the city, and believine
you to be capable in every respect. w..
pledge You our earnest suppOrt W.
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Messrs. Sells, James and others +.

Messrs Sells, James and others:
dEsILEnEN-I thank you for the fiatter.
lng compliment paid me, and Ina reply will
ssy tnat shall be proud TO be elected alder.
i nsn rom the nrst ward. accept the nomi.
asuVn' Yours respectfully,
NV, sCHENCR,
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KID GLOVES.

1000 dozen Hid Gloves Just
received. Two pair for one dol
lar ut the Dollar Store.
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WHITE PKS,
BUFF PKS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES

HOSIERY, GLOVES
NOTIONS, ETC.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-04
POLITICAL l..

The election registration in New York city
this year aggregated 14i,934, against l46,2 lS
last year.
The United States Supreme Court has re-
versed decision rendered by the New York
Court Of Appeals to the effect that the agree
ment for the discount of note above the
legal interest in New York was corrupt and
Illegal, and that under the law of that State
the whole debt was forfeited. The Supreme
Court decides that, under the National
Banking law, the plaintiff in the case appealed
forfeited only the excess of the legal rate of
interest
Returns received at Denver on the 25th
from the Colorado election indicated that the
Republicans had carried the Territory and
would have majority in the Constitutional
Convention.
All the counties of Iowa were heard from
on the oath, sixteen Of them unofficial Ac-
cording to these returns kirkwood's majority
is ,925
f. c. Latrobe (Dem) was elected Mayor Of
Baltimore, Md, on the 9th, by 2,TSl majority
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-04
ESTIC.

Dun, Barlow Il Co.'s New York Mercantile
Agency has issued statement of business
failures In the United States during this year
up TO The LIST OF october, which shows n total
Of failures during nine months Of 5,35i; liza.
bilitos, sl3l, i72,5o3, The greatest number
occurred in the last three months, involving
liabilities estimated at S54 ,32S ,231.
Henry Brown (colored) was hanged at ST,
Louis on the 22d for the brutal murder in May
last Of farmer named Philip Ptarr.
DR., Liuderman, Director OF the Mint, esti-
mates the gold and silver production OF the
country next year at SlOO,00O,0O0.
The Commissioner of Pensions has con.
cluded his annual report. The invalid army
roll is l05,4;S, at an annual cost of SlO,06l,-
2lS. The roll OF army widows is lO4 $50, at a
total annual rate of $l9,S SO. The surviv
ors q the war Of 1872 number 1873, at am
annual rate of St,524 900 The widows of the
war Of 1872 number >, 1858, al a total annual
rate of Si91,diN. The invalid roll is 1855. at
n total annual rate Of SlS2,Gl3. ltis esti.
mated that by December next there VIII be
1850 applications Tor increase Of pension I'M
der the new law.
In a recent letter to the New York Herald
Dr. Isaac Z. Hayes, the weu.kuowa Arctic
explorer, expresses his belief in the exist
enoc Of an open Polar sea, and regrets that
the Pandora did not winter there and renew
the search FOR the records of Sir john Frank.
las expedition in the spring lie rriterates
Ais belief that In the vicinity OF the pole there
is an open uayigahle sea in the summer, shat
it may be reached by ship or boat by way
of smiths SouuB, and that Tho north pole
is within tae reach OF any nation that viii
think 't worth while To spend money enough
10 get TO il.
\ few nights ago Mr. and Mrs. Murray.
married only few weeks, were burned to
death during o fire in the house of susan
Bradley az Cheshire, Conn.
The town If Ncrmuu1u, near SAndusAy,
Ohio, was almes. wholly DESTROYED by fire on
the 22i. Eleven business blocks In the heart
of the town were burned. Loss estimated al
$4,000; Insurance l-ht Two men were ar
rested, charged with setting the place on tire
Mrs, d. l.. Murjen, OF New Orleans, was
burned TO death ga the 22i uy the explosion
of coal.oil lamp, ana her husband was
severely burned in attemp,iu, to ex,luguish
the flames.
Prof, Atkinson, the aeronaut, attempted q
balloon ascension NJ the recent Elkhoru tKy1
Fair, but when several hundred feet high the
balloon took tire and was burned, and he Was