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BOYS RISKING THEIR LIVES.
SHALL FOOLHtRDY FEiTS M COW
7TNUED ON TIfL STiGE?
The shooting In which Lnuie Natiy vvn. T. IN.
ei initiated by %ew rnfis IiO,--A Few
isisscs nnd - Great Deal Of Applause.

The shooting In which Lntfie Naiiy was T. III
ct Initiated by %cw pufIs Ho,=-A Fexy
tiisscs and Great ucni Of Applause.
The killing of Lo,tc Maily by Mrs. Frank.
lin, in Paw,u Is 20 variety show, has rather IN
creased than l0sscnod ihs business In Grr err
ous fo1t4 in marksmsnship. Frank Frayno the
first % ntrodn % that styic Of entertainment IS
etll shooting objects from his Wifas hanils and
head in the West She has only ono thumb. tho
other having been shot away Tho Austin
brothers, probably the most reckless Of nh these
marksmcn. arc also travelling in the West
Buffalo Bl omitted the Workmanship from
h.s p'r'uriuuir-~s in Brooklyn. last week,
az the request Of the Mayor. THIS evening he
begins an enlargement in the l3owory Thentrc.
their p"rilous fcp's uut ner orns urc uifrring
iion- .v3s To managers Of variety hrls. In
the Amcrican. in Vh,ri az nu'. two boys payo
an o.. hih.ti1n IN the Saturday mitinfc. 1hny
"1N ilrmsrIyos IN" Anderson iretn"rs. and are
e., ,n's'y nhrut iiit'en io iNe"n yours ol pgc.
Ia ~ q-'l DtD'' n loading 'ilro with qrli AIRY
cartridges " powder ana hal. ut ease side Of
ih' stn .n n block IF wood was suspended to re-
tho hroihnrs stooh while Alternating In tho risk
o. D. o ldinf shal things On tneir heads or n
thrlr 'nds tp b shot at. The usual exploits of
sh9o,lns The ashes III cigar hold in the mouth.
hui sNlgiht potatoes from the head. w'rs
.uf1rsiuUy performed. Tho audience was
N.tily nervous. but th" ho,s ,v.r, unnInrhing.
Th" shot ly which Miss Maiy lost her Ito 'ya3
ward over hia lrft shouIl, r. ii m :, rot,io
on h's broth 'ra hoad bv m IAN. of "a mirror. and
in tilt posi- on snut u bull ( thrnurh Tho stnnii
TARGET Tho audience evidently Remembered
the lut .liy come t"l with tA8t font and
lruiN - irr'r when % was over. 1lere Wcrsn
of applause. y Nt. one boy bent backward over
Oh, seat - chair an in tAat unsteady utti-
iulo shot potato from his brothers head.
,ln. b3nE"r tlrouHhnut was oqunl y shared. \
trained dog was aft rwird introduced as u
r. b enP.iII anl po, t2Gi 'q be- ared a.
dufrl ln five l. ":slHturos iOrblduins dnngr
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NnlEr kEiiER-SWNNE- In Grace Church by
the EtN Henry G. Potter, u. u. Arthur : Adlcr. keL
Ter oi Vienna. Austria To 'amlt Hamilton yuuit est
u-l ROT john q. Sw inc OF Port Richmond. staten
Island.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In this city, by the Row. e. G.
Nur"n. f,'.r Brcwero Bennington, J., 10 Sable L.
Simpson I'D = YORK
tINKk-rAt knAEVsER-Arr ~ bv the Rev.
Ihumas hilhudet u ID. Nathan Clark ST.. to lermine
IL iurkhatu~er. both of this rtt,
fLNiEAt D-lIlLBERr ON saturday. April -. by
ihc roy /. Pons. Eugene f0uraul o sew YORK. to
Emilio Hilbert ~ Grrrnriini. I. D.
SEFIliE-titiIDS-in Philadelphia on the iitii In 1 .
hA thc k.N W naun Mr. Da,d %. seville cot rarkes-
bur~ t. Miss L. iou-g Guilds ol v IT flndt lylia.
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M.iRiNEIA rrLifgEycl.

truGt AL4AaAc-r'uf DAY.
funrisc'.... II ~tu scts... 80 Noon rises II ~
HIeW WArNa--TNfs
san Hook II - Cav t-uut.t 80 lilcu Bite.. IS
Atrivcd-sJauAf. April li
s. Cen Whitney. ilticf. Bottom.
IS VS. uunhr. Con 10. ti .lmH ! nrf Ci'r Point
It.k e. b fnr, e.. iur. Sc .ua if Ui....ir
Nari htuli1. fcr-csyu. ArriiN
lt" ttl. tar'r'. H. bon
Htrk N.ritu.kluli. Peter on. Giortf ssr T.
HUh -Hr. Olson Hustul
HuA NH. 40. Nif "r'f 'u Silica
tiiI. o.. .ll .fNl. AllmNt. % lHiUtrl rHroh
y "a Oscar II. iil|i-r,u T. .Hrau.Ira.
trf 81. l. 81. Fi'tt. ~f lNuus. D. E
ED- ElUiV. lltn-'n. H.lilt
hfll lydia ~ 'ui" u .s.. Guantanamo
fthf iu. Curtis. Pr.rr.u.
S"ir lwaui Johns 90. " uuuHlI. pa.rTzoula.
sfiN stephen Harding. lltriiIs. Havana.
3D. o. = f B
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Whence His eaIth.

One Of the richest Cinnamon in this eli Y is
duuhte-s Mr. Chew KOw Yup. who cam" tu This
city ponnllcss Mongulian tniof about scyen
years ago. Ali his wealth has been Obtained ly
committing to memory four simple words,
" You savre me loprr." Tho second tight after
his arrival ho broke into dry goods store, and
was lusl carrying away his booty WHOM n ! Jli poe
LIAM coilrDd him, ana prepared to mut"t h.N
down tO the Ity Hail. lie made no resistance,
bat limo 'ontly romnrkcd. You saNo' me
irprr." ami OmHor Muihgun fed wildly toward
NoIh Btu'b ilNils his prisoner the OppOru-
nty 10 steal seven more uudyrslrts, OF which
hr rrompuy 0ailod himself lie was only once
brousht into court, hcng then charged with a
who'll sl'' diamond rohhery, aud Whun ahkai t4
llcnA guilty mot guilty. ne simply repeated
ue words Of his charm. in n volce nj once
pantire and fun Of eXpr, sson. The court
Nas cleared in less than, forty seconds, two of
the jury leaving their hats behind, and the
Judge his gold spo"taclss, all Of which NJ
Chew Kow Nup appropriated, together with the
loose change IN tie clerks drawer. The veal
Thy hcathcn Is entirely free from leprosy,. He
viii sail In the next steamer for Hons X ong
with about (9O.UOO.
Counternct "a Tendency 10 ConsuMptIon
ny using that effective nulnonic Philhpss pala,ihle
a HN D A f. N N HN
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VI T'T-W TWTTS WTII TVNNh TNn TO
thc floor where thcy mingled with pots of
bloomlng plants, The pulpit was decorated
WIN PAIN branches radiating Ia all directions,
AMI in tho contrr wero huge Gala lilies and
roses Creeping vinus and lunches O.. bright
blossoms were placed In every niche. Among
on. rOI"rlngN was many -roOrrd harm from H.
&. Villas IAN iVycrOes. ON whirht rec wi dnv
were alightinR. from Walter Carry. Euyonr.'
and an immense two handled amphorn Of VLitn
pinks, perfect IN form. and with 70 glory 81 lilies
burst mg from tho mouth. At 7 o'clock in the
morning th"ra WINS sunrisr s"ryicc. ut which
w sunday school choir sang Easter carols.
~ me morning service tie church was crowded
10 tne DIR ond many ,nnlI not obtain admit
been engaged Tor the occnslon; she was ass st
gi by Miss Emily Winant. cOntrAltO r. W.
Juuirson. ten9rr. and H. j. Brown. hasso. with
Nj. q. w. Warren. was assisted Nv p. A.
Srhnrrkcr. orsanist aud \. i. Toulmn. harp
isl. The rc'!nr. the Rev. Dr. VIM. Il. Morgan.
prrlrhcd and adm insl'rcd the communion.
. Inc ultnr lnctorn, pulpit. aud font Of the
Protestant Epi4.oral church vi tho HOLY
TRINITY were handsomely and profus Nv deco
rWt'l with flowers. Tn IMPRESSIVE soryicc was
r t4 10y u rector. The Rev. Dr.. 5. II. Tying, Ir.
Roy. Mr. Hurris Tho music was under the d.
re,tion Of Mr. p. u. Sparks. the organlsi, and
voices. The Rev. Dr. Tying preached the SER
Tie Protestant rplscopnl Church Of the Holy
Apostcs.Ht Tw nty-cighth ~trectnnd Ninth ave-
nue. was iilled y, stcrday morning To- overflow
int. The floral d'.orntions on and arouu the
altar were superb tn" columns were wrrathcd
with ~, rgr"cns and flowers. The uusi Of tue
~
1,.,,i S, - ~ ~, ~ ,,.,t' : 80 t7,,,
v''"s NIX n,s "nc i,rru y u iit ,''' ,ui, hi
t0. .,,,,. u, NV ~ bt"'S d. D"Vhu7 irV"ehe"
y" 7c.'.1"
., A. st. Mary tho Nirglns tAnglo-CFholir, or
htu4I FL ~ the h.Eh ."ci"htauon.' the
Er "I AGAR -l,N 'r' win tli' li-bi ui Nundr,
Hih'"4' cI".n o., gohl onWhi'1 were unlnted
XIV tN-u poe, on HiWyS ,nyrrd mo portions
n't ln r'irI. links OF brilliant How rs ware
in iWoi rs iu the rrhifh a hinge &c
nUu- rom ll' top HIw'cu 90" wnd'In-
,.It H,'' rls,s "a ma anu n.vs-om Mcre arr
."i'' ~; YIN 'ach sue OF th' altar was n pyfH-
iln Vl ''nes IN l"ls rNr lln% u Hrly to &c.. top.
ln f'h Nnd 20 th' Sidr ~ On aiartwo AL rni-
N' "m.cs burned. On thr risii 9i the chan.
,,.' 4 .t ,,. iut.s N'Ia .f,i- "i noWgrs. ari
oh' TT. SUR 90 ~ ny dove, on ihe Ton
ni T. ..Hpor. ~ hu!r "iiil lus w" soon hI-
vV' ,'I' . ~ Vel u'aine 80 tr'yl lu"t p uc,-
d n". ID p, "luil'i'l to lot'" way to
H,,r pews Tor tlo ~ ul"r az Adants Of Oh"
urn At u quarter w "i.V'h oii or ,heeifh
~ ~ .,'MS.N'l in Is uhb"r tn"p 'rc,u1fn 9t
II. , " H r''ii a.. n','t.. W. ~ ~ ii.'n
over. raj .I,i,,i. n,,.,.d M yy,, 1 M pun.
~, Tv' ,,i,, .,r 49,, '', ,i, i'i go. '''77 IA d..
ln,y.d ,,r..rlin., tiii- "" H.,
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sa',s ~ ,in ,n n.si ,tr, ~, it ,,,, T.,
H., T|u. IN f J. W. w. W., W.. WY w.
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Nv n II T 7 NTII- u,
Supcrinrnlcut OF State Prisons.

y TUAN1, NTTTI Y " TNI"s
Mr.. John W. Browning. of this city. has intro
ducoi hin in the LEGISLATURE for the ben r
protection ot the mechanics of this state. The
the liii:
sr7Io, T. From and after the PASSAGE Of this act the
lunr OF mo r0nNct ~ ANY oi Che state prisons oi hi,
sttf" shall tut u' let 600 hired Ottt UNION contract
see Hereafter such couvict labor IL, may hc NJ the
,isf -hl N iir Ntriu u 100 ~ state ir-lu~ shall ic
,uluN'l IA such hranr Irs g., industry and 40 the uun
III uir OF such arn irs are or may b. imported from
u.trr countries. such u. may least conflict with the
n h"u and Wo Aiu-mrn oi ihis state Hnd amy ro0is
co. Wuft, manufactured hN the cnuNiCfs an u The sad
NNN prisons slH not he sold an The AArAct co. cl>,-
where nj Ices rate than their market value at tht iue
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UfRRIED.

P0mcrnN's water rads 90 !. ruia age comfort
able when nothing else can be worn. 40 broadway.
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Counternct - Tendency 10 Consumption
rs using that effective nulinonic, PhihpsS paa,ih
cod ILvyi on, IN combination with iAOs!Av AAl.Iune.
AL druggists Depot, Plat sL-AdV.
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THE STEAM GAEE.
Resolutions Thanking the Courteous,
Genial and Happy Hearted Bob
Wise and Ills Officers for 3tEd-
ness and Attention During
the Voyage.

At meeting of the passengers of the
steamboat James ". Gaff called together on the
eighteenth Instant, for the purpose OF expressing
our gratitude and hearty thanks to Captain Robert
W. WISE master of said steamboat, and the subor-
dinate officers under him for their uniform courtesy
and kindness during the pleasant voyage from Gin
cnnad to Memphis, now about terminated, Mr.. a.
c. walker OF Louisiana, was called to the chair and
Captain S. Garrett was requested TO act as Sec
Rotary.
On taking the chair, Mr. Walker thanked the
passengers for the honor conferred, and IN few
happy remarks stated the object OF the meeting.
On motion of Rabbi ]. Gluck, of Memphis, a COM
suitable resolutions expressive of the sense of the
meeting.
The chair appointed as such committee: Rev. DR..
Gluck, j. B. Parent, Mrs. Sue 2. CorWln, Miss Ada
johnson, Mrs. General Williamson.
The committee reported the following resolutions,
which we're unanimously adopted by rising vote:
dence and the untiring energy and watchfulDess of
Captain r. w Wise and his subordinate officers, the
passengers of the steamboat James W. Gaff are
about 10 complete long ard difficult voyage in
safety; and whereas, the passengers of said steam
boat are under lasting obligations to the officers of
said boat for their uniform courtesy and kindness
during said voyage. and desire 70 give an expression
to their feelings; therefore
ResctUed That the thanks OF the passengers be,
and they are hereby extended to Captain r. W Wise
and TO each and every one or MS suDordlnates 1or
the faithful vigilant and courteous manner In which
they have each discharged their respective duties.
ResoEged, That the pleasant hours spent upon the
steamboat James W. Gah, under the direction of
her noble commander and his subordinateS, will
ever be remembered as the most agreeable of our
lives.
RESOLVED That the secretary furnish copy OF these
resolutions to the press of Memphis and Cincinnati
MRS. NJ. T. WILLIAMSON,
MISS IDA JOHNSON,
Committee
On motion, adjourned
H. c. WALKER, Chm,
s. S. GARRETT, Secretary.
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STEWARDS BODY
Not yet Discovered; and the Police Say
they are as Nsucl, In the Dark as
Ever-But the Detectives
are Still Working.

New YORK, November 20.-Tha police are
making many arrests of suspicious persons, and one
explanation of their zeal is that they anxious to
possess the fifty thousand dollars to b5 paid upon
the conviction of the thieves who stole the body of
A. I. Stewart 1t is not necessary now to find the
b. Gy to secure the reward. The reward offered
by Judge Hilton makes no mention of the recovery
of the body He simply offers this remuneration to
those who may give evidence to convict the thieves,
who are believed to be five In number, according to
the advertisement. An extra says that from iGfor-
NATION received today from sources which do not
admit of question of their Veraeity 1t Is safe say
that the remains of Mr. Stewart are now In posses
sion OF the estate. OF the FIVE principals in
the affair, four now In custody, and the leader
remains to be captured.
NEW YORK, November 2O.-Superintendent of
Police Walipg states he has neither knowledge of
the recovery of StewaTt's body nor any clue. The
extra he regards as merely a sensational story The
superintendent also says he suspects the arrested
are not suspected of correction With the Stewart
robbery.
NEW YORK, November 2O-Up to an early hour
this morning the police say fresh arrests have
been made in connection with the Stewart matter,
nor any clue been discovered tending to lead to the
recovery of the body.
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alive Of Loudoa and Monroe counties He has been
justice of the peace eighteen years, lives In Mon
roe, near SweetWater, IS a lifelong Democrat and
Is low-tax man He defeated Dr.. j. I. Shipley by
one hundred and forty votes, a strong Republican,
who advocated an honorable adjus ment with the
bOndholders. Major X. II. Smith. OF Me.gs, was
heoted t. TIE State senate o@et Eon. n F. Harrison,
Republican, State-credt man. and Hon. :. q. Mar
tin, GreeDbdcker, by about eight hundred majority.
Mr.. Smith is lawyer of some prominence at Deca-
tur. Megs county saud advocated convict labor and
low tax In his speech at Loudon against Martin;
Harrison would not enter the canvass Jointly. Col
onel r. B.rd vas elected IN the fifth senatorial
district without any opposition. He ~a5 colonel
in the Federal army, but espoused the cause of
Democracy at the close of the Late unpleasant
ness" He Is a low-taX man. W. c. Shelly, OF
Roane, was elected representative over Hon. l.. NJ.
Wester and X. 2. Short. Wester was a captain In
the ederal army and serted the last term sena-
tor. R. p. Short Federal soldier, lives at Rock
VIZ Cd, and ran on the Democratic ticket. Wester
was an Independent Republican. Shelly was the
nominee of the Republican party. and defeated his
opponents by about two hundred votes. He Is a
hi2h-taY man.
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The AiIegsd Outragas in LouI-,ana.

New ORLEANS, November 20.-Irquirv at
the statehouse elected the fact that Governor Mich
oils has not resolved any report continuing the III
mOTs OF violence In 1eESaS, Concord a, MOrehOHSe
and Caddo parishes A strict quarantine mas pre-
vailed between these parishes and Orleans until
within fe y ddys past. Colonel XachaTi5's report
referred to the disorders which occurred in TeUsas
and COncor1ia some weeks previous TO the election
and which followed The KILN, OF Peck whitman
In Orfer to ascertain the cts without further delay,
Governor Mich Us Will or saturday proceed 10 each
OF the parishes named and per Onally inve stIgate
the facts and consult with the local aUhnities and
law-aOiding citizens, with he vlsw OF indicating
the people where The accusations false, ana
ensuring faithful and impartial execution OF Justice
X the law has been violated. IL Is asserted that
Governor NichO,ls's eours- Is not Influenced by
threats OF Federal Interference but Is prOml ted by
nceTe desire 10 secUTe equal justice and equal
rights TO all classes OF citizens.
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pOsTmAsTER'G NERAL KEY
Dis Ontinues a POstofice. and Furnishes
Community Who put Special
Agent in ihe Hands OF the
Sheriff.

WASHINGTON, November %. Postmaster
'ensTlI 81 today ofdered the Spring Garden, Ala
bania postOice to be Discontinued and malls for that
place to be sent te the neghboIing one at Ladia on
account or the ri0toas demonstrations and threats
made By portion of the inhabitants against the
special agent OF the department who has discovered
gross fauds in the stamp sales of the village post.
master and procured the latter arrest upon warrau.
from the Uni ed states commissioned The agent re-
ports that in consequence of this action he him
self speedily arrested on charge OF liDe and bound
over Tor the third of april. After one nights de-
tenliOn by The sieIiE he procured bail and Is now
at liberty, but he informs the department that the
friends OF the postmaster declare they will fix the
jury when the case comes to trial, ard are already
eXul Ing the prospect of seeing him, the special
agent, set to work on the county roads.
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a Tough Life Insurance Case.

New YORK, November 20.--Insurauce
companies are considerably excited BE- tie death a.
Bingh tmtOn. Saturday last, OF Colonel Walton
Dwight who within three months previous had sue
ceedef In getting policies In favor Of his wife and
son amounting 10 two hundred ami f'ty-three thou
sand six hundred dollars, and paid about twenty two
hundred dollars for premiums; since he was iinan-
clally embarrassed. and It Is thought could have
raised only with the greatest difficulty the three
thousand dollars to Fseet the premiums due on the
mex quarter. 70 Is the theory In some Insurance
ONE tat Dwight i1tsnded when hs TOOK OFT
the (; d c'as 20 b. dead man before any OF the
pre- rfs were due.
B3s.i.i ttlTON. November 2O.-The rumOr about
a frtt4tUt,t plot against the life Insurance COM
panes b. the late Colonel Walton Dwight Is re-
gard 81 here unfOunded HIS de !th was undoubt-
eddy caused By gastric fever Of malartal origin,
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Press Dispatches

ASSOcldt6I EIS5S OioP
RreuMoND, November 20.-The Americas
public health association was called to order this
ins PRESIDENT HATS s. PTeSous ST to pro
dent laid before te assSitisT letter from Cover
nor Porter, of Tennessee, regretDs being unable to
aed ACCOUNT Sf official f assn tS LEI ne me as
I'm which they ensaaed and extending an Invitation
to hold the next meeting at Nashville the invita-
sderatiOn. After tsome routine business, Dr. Be-
ss read the regular report of the yellow fever com
NIL loii, 7hich says that the yeliow-feyer was I'M
ported into New Ortears By the steamship Emily B.
Souder In the month of May; "
the Mississippi valley and found as result OF their
investigation, sad neglect and violation Of the
deuss..s Of fetid matter and refuse animal and
vegetable matter, and inattention to purity Of drink
First we have not In a.solitaty Instance found a
case q yallowfever which could Jstllaby con-
slider as OF &c 'ad'o origin or indigenous TO It's 10
Second In respect to most OF rs various towns
which we listed and which points or epfdenis
prevalence, teetiEiony showing importation was
direct and convincing IN Its character, -
Third-The transmission Oh -e,loY fever between
poiuts separated by any considerable distance APP
peared to be wholly due to human intercourse: 'T
Ing OF a6out the persons Of people gong from in
fected districts In other instances It was conveyed
the same description.
Fourth-The weight Of testimony is very pro-
nOunced against the further use Of disinfectants
Physicians in infected towns, almost without exceE
on state that they are useless agents to arrest the
that their vapors seriously prejudicial 80 the
sick.
Ftfth-Personal prophylixis, by means of drugs or
other thera peit.c means has proved constant fail
ure. respectable number OF physicians think the
use of small doses OF quinine of some use in pre-
vention.
SiXth-Quarantine established with such degree
of surveillance and rIgOr that absolute non inter
course is the result, has eectualy and without eX-
ception protected its subjects from yellow-fever.
Dr. Cochran, of the commission, then read paper
giving detailed account of the fever at Grenada at
which place Investigation showed the intensely In
fictitious character of the disease.
Dr. Lloyd Howard, of the commission. read re-
port of his Investigations.
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neart-ReDaing AcetaeDt.

ST. PAUL, November 90 Yesterday morn
ing Otto Montgomery living at the st. Paul house,
made an attempt to commit suicide by shooting, In
hicting severe wound in the head. His son, about
twenty years Old, attended him. Last night, while
the son stood at his fathers bedside, the former
tainted from exhaustion, dropping tie kerosene
lamp he held In his hand, which exploded, setting
hre to the bed The father was burned to crisp IN
the bed The revived ana rushed into the street.
where his burning clothes we're exttngulshed after
severe Injuries were inflicted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-21
j. 5. GALLOWAY
B. w. PRYOR,

The bond of the county trustee, q. B. Fleece. is
fifty thousand dollars. The securities are j. W.
Fleece, Enoch Ensley, E. T. Keel f. S. Davis, W. A.
j. Slaughter, B. C. Springfield and Amos Woodruff.
County Court Clerk Owen Dryers securities are
James Reilly, 81. Cloth NJ Gavin and VIM. Denies.
This bond was executed September 1st.
On the bond of Fred Hunt (coored). register, are
Vim. NJ. Randolph, Benjamin Paine, L. E. William
son, Robert Lee and Turner j. Hunt. The amount
of the bond is twelve thousand five hundred dol
lars.
j. A. Creath, o. NJ. Alsup, ]. Elijah Pulliam, W. B.
Williamson, j. w. Elmore and Thomas MCGOWAN.
Amount of bond, fifty thousand dollars.
Joseph Uhl circuit court clerk, executed his bond
In September. 1t received at that time and ap-
proved by Judge Pierce on Monday. The amount of
the bond Is fifteen thousand dollars. F. Refs, VI.
II. Hoegel, c. e. Smith and +. L. Warner, securities.
Criminal Court Clerk A. ]. Vaughn's bond is for a
similar amount. Securities i. S. Davis, c. G.
Fisher j. Y Cummings and g. B Thornton. This
bond was approved by Judge Scruggs In September,
and on NoYemher 9th by Judge Raw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-21

a White Han Killed by Els Wife and
ECr Ntsnrn EBRrnuannr

CHARLOTTE, n. c., November 18.-Iufor-
NATION reached here to-day of the murder yester-
day, VI wesley Nykof, prominent citizen of Ca
taHba county He was shot dead as he was going
through his yard by some unseen assassin Mrs
Wykof and negro named MCaIkle have been ar
rested, charged with the murder 1t has now trans
pired that the negro and Mrs Wykoff have been
crm;nally intimate for some time, and they con-
splTed to put the husband out of the way. Wykoff
had held many Offices OF trust in the State and was
several times member OF the State senate.
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CINCINNATI, November 20.-At Cam
bridge, Ohio, yesterday In the case OF Eliza Britton
against the Michigan mutual life Insurance compa-
ny, the jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
ntyhTee hundred and eight -thTee dollars IL being
I'VE thousand dollar policy with interest less
amount note given for premium with interest No
money ever paid for this risk and the policy was
surrendered and the note was returned four months
before the assarers death. The decision was piyen
on account Of the extension of the time on the note