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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-01

SoNAo O' VVi dOfthWOoIV1b VUuu-
ties are being settled by colo
MES from the New England
States.
Tom Williams. the alleged
murderer OF VIM Duddly at
Bolton, some three months since,
has been arrested and lodged in
the Calvert Jail.
The Dallas papers cite the
failure to convict one Dill as
evide nee that murder il the
saiest busines a man Up there
can engage in.
The Eastland Reviesc thinks
Throckmorton ought not to
have aided TO locate Federal
court at Graham, because he
owns part OF the town.
Millions Of bats exist in Il e
attic of the Houston court house.
Here in the dome OF the Bren-
ham court house there are not
millions, but many thousand
bats.
Dallas Herald: 4 few
days ago the body Of man,
supposed to be W. R. Waiver
ton, Of Prairie Grove, Arkau-
sas. was found dead on the
prairie near Richardson.
- The ITvalde Umpire, pub
lished at Uvalde is one of the
latest candidates tor public fav-
or. There is hardly day but
q new paper is started in Texas.
"A negro woman OF Hemp
stead gave her two months old
baby "a drops of soothing syrup
on last Wednesday, from the
effects of width it died ON sur
day night.
- The mill men of Beau
mont complain that they are
charged too much for transpor-
tation of lumber and shingles.
The freight tariff lis altogether
too heavy.
The small pox excitement
seems to be spreading from Bre-
moud to the country around.
1t is a fearful infiction as terri
bic in its ranges as, any disease
that visits the human race.
THE Rockdalc Messenger com
plains that the town has no tacil-
ties for putting out fires. Three
ofthe most considerable business
houses we're burned for lack OF
q dozen buckets of water.
There seems to be hitch
in the Dallas post-offce. A
new building has been provided,
but it now turns ont that boxes
are private property and cannot
be removed without the consent
of the owners.
MIR. Acting President Hays
has not yet vetoed the silver
bill, nor ordered the federal ar
my to reocupy New Orleans.
In those two particulars, he has
not met the expectations Of
John Sherman.
1t is the opinion Of Justice
McClung, OF Fort Worth, that
the hotel occupation taxis illegal,
as the State Legislature, at its
last session, passed bill con
verting hotels int priv ate
boarding houses.
Tho telegram states that a
bone factory is soon to be es-.
tablished in Houston. when old
bones will be grind into dust
for tertilizing purposes. The
factory is to have capacity suffi-
cient to ground all the bones in
Texas.
The Georgetown SIN is
trying to make governor ont
OF State Comptroller Darden,
and will probably DO assisted in
the undertaking by the Hamil-
ton Herald, as the later paper is
anxious to have Mr.. Darden
out OF his present position.
The Denison Herald re-
marks that Sherman is to have
a new evening paper, and pre-
dict that about elk weeks later
the poor house will have anoth-
er boarder. The above para
graph contains a truthful and
striking application to a similar
state OF affairs in this city.
Lieutenant Hall played
sharp on gang OF thieves near
n III
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-01
AUSTIN COUNTY.
Semprenius Locnls.

FEBRUARY %.
IA | have not seen anything
in your paper from /" Leonora,
four previous reporter) for some
time, will send you a few locals.
The spring like weather tor the
last ten days, has aroused the
industrious farmer to a seine of
duty. and he is now busy pre-
pairing the soil for another crop.
Some have already planted corn.
The farmers OF this vicinity
seem to have learned by sad
experience. that planting all
cotton ia not the proper modus
oFeraasds.
There was Social Literary
Society organized at Murray's
Hill last Saturday evening.
We hope that the good people
Of this community will not be
slow to give the society their
hearty approval.
Rev. Mr. Beasly organized a
Sabbath school at this place
last Sabbath, which seems to
promise success.
An alteration occurred be-
tween Mcssrs. w. A. Nichols
and A. P. Fisher, OF this place,
on last Monday, which resulted
in several pistol shots, but for
tunately no one was burt.
The death OF Mr., BilliDgsly.
previously reported. never took
place till last Friday. after
two weeks OF great suffering
Sir. Billingsly leaves wife and
several children to mourn his
loss. A READER.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-01

BEND ToM.-This world re-
nowned musical prodigy is
billed for one night only. Sat
urday evening at the Opera
House.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-01
NEW FIRM.
Pn,L.pErrHIA.

HAVING ASSO- lated ourselves
III together for the pu, pose OF cum
tiuding the mercantile business, il
will hereafter be conducted in tue
name and style Of Pxnp-ll Il Harrison.
at the old stand Of T. ]. PamyeIi. Main
str-.t, Brrnham. Texas.
All liabilities pertaining to this form
-r business of T. }. Pamp-n will b
setii.d by him, and the liabilities p-r-
tanning To the late busin-ss of H &.
Harrison, OF Gay Hill. will be rett!ra
by said II h. Harrison. And oil in
deb,edne-s aud amounts due Tea said 7.
j Psmy II ana n. K Harmon to this
date is ps, able to each respectively as
heretofore. And all those whore
.amouptr are due arr earnestly rrqa-rt-
ed 10 make Immediate PAY meni.
Thanking car file ds tor paas pat
ronxge. We respectfully ask a coatin-
uaEce of tho salnr.
7. j. P.aMpEI.l..
Il. u HARRISON.
Feb. 81. is7S-1m.
T. j. Pnmprll. H.K. Harrison
PAMPELL & HARRISON.
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Dealers In
General Merchandise,
Brsnhan,. Texas.
Will keep always on hand general
and large assartmens Of Merchandise.
and sell at living figures; u.d pay mar
ket pric-s for cotton and other country
produte.
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Dealers In

T. j. Pampril. Il. K. Harrison
PAMPELL & HARRISON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
THE DAvIs-DANIELL CASE.


70 THE EDITOR OF TIE HRRALD:- rS
Ny attention having been called article In a
city paper entitled IAN Unfortunate Verdict for Re-
tail Traders" and having turtner observed that tho
majority or the press. including the HnRALD espoused
tho Of Mrs. Davis, and IN conaomned
the action Of the jury, think 1t but just them
and TO the defendant 70 call attention vital
point which seems have been entirely overlooked
II s generally assumed that The plaintiff was SUBJ
)ccted 70 gross indgnities Danels store by being
accused or theft and then detained and searched
against nor will. Tho plaintiff tried 70 prove
the quoslion Ia, Did she provo ~ The
defendant Daniel, brought strong evidence
that direct accusation had been made either BY
himself or employees, that the latter had merely
there was purse missing" thereby implying, but
expressing their possible suspicious against her.
he reply that no would trust her face with all the
purAes IN his store His Witnesses positively, and
with strong semDance Of truth In thor Attachments,
testified that plaintiff and her mother requested 10
BIO searched the disappearance OF The
jected that only he had lott that part Of tho
store TO attend TO other business tho ladies' by still
inststing on being searched FREQ themselves from
SUSPICION prevailed the Aoor walker 10 have tho
lhe fact thas Daniels Who happencd 70 return during
tho search, stopped the peremptoriy, saying,
This thing has gone far enough and want u
The jury having agreed not to dlvulge how II
Hood ~ KTsk nor how verdict was arrived At II 10
tmpoesible tor me sneak on THIS point, but can
who credited tho most part tho testimony adduced
On DanieLs side and the least OF that Mrs. Davis
side, and-who considered that nothing but mere Inn
plIcation Of suspicion on the part OF the clerk
vas proven, and this may explain why larger YER.
aioe waS mos rendered ONE OF THE JURY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales wore made on thsEasal Estate
skxshangs ysstsrday$
=. HARNEfr. WA ~
Pebble auction sale Of tho house, with lot 1S0x
Ss1:s Nv. Graham M" ~. - -. !. = -.. 900
~ t.E8 \ II MUILRR.
Executors sale 70 close the ostato OF Mechoir
buckle, deceased, OF tho six story brick building,
corner o. Mercer g.: 10 Henry Lowis...: -. $4,000
Similar sale, estate, OF the two lots, each ask
luoll, the boulevard. q. o.. corner Of 8Sth IT.,
and frame building. with two lets, each 25xi25. on
i2soo
Lx8SfHAsSn AND YRIkDNAN.
Foreclosure gAle--H0nry W. Kennedy. reteroo-of
three lots, each I0bxlOn II. tho g. Of East
iI2th ~ 32Au r. v. OF A; piain4iG ..... L5oo
Total x5S OOo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
VACATION IN THE SCHOOLS.

To THE EDlroR THE HERALD:-
Nj. Kiddcr's fear that good teachers cannot be
found to take the place Of those who do not wish TO
teach through the summer IL without foundation. II
thcre is goodin schools they should be In existence
The yaAr through Take away tho pay for time not
spcnt teaching and but fcw teachers will decline 70
teach all summer The hours-irom nino TO thrce-
are not laborious than that Of other persons.
There are plenty OF competent teachers wanting
placos ky z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
DE-. BUTTONS BRooKLxs Address.

TO Tuz EDITOR OF rHB HERALD:-
have read with no littie regret the remarks made
BY the Rev. Dr. Fulton at the decoration ceremonies
~ Prospect Park sunday and published in Mondays
HxRALp am surprised and exceedingly sorry tnat
. man with the intelligence and good sense OF DR.
Fulton should tel called upon TO AID fuel TO the
already great ire still burning In the breasts OF
the people OF the South Have we not had strife
enough Tor alarm or fear OF our bav-
Ing put the ssod uniform" again. unless brought
About by y continued expression OF such sentiments
a. those OF our good brother. AN OLD VETERAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05

lNoSx-Lettsrs intended for this column must DO
accompanied BY the writer's full and address TO
insure attention. Complainants who unwilling TO
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
4 FREE BATH AT THE pArrxnr.

Az THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD:-
Must the working men and boys Of tbs lower wards
travel up the foot OF Bcthuno stroll bathe
n We swim from tho bulkhead In q suit we are ar
rested, hned aud the chances OF losing our posi-
lions. Why can't thcre be free swimming bath
placed at the Batssryf II would be blessing 70 Tho
svercssvded Ftrst Second and Third wards J. J. d..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
THE pnooKLYN r1nE surFEREns.

10 THE EpIroR Tue HEnALD:-
what has become OF the money subscribed Tor the
sufferers Of the Brooklyn Theatre nre. and why 10
there not a monument erected TO their memory in
greenwood as was proposed some time agof think
eomothing should be- donc in tho case -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05

OFFICIAL RKAL ESTATE TRANSYERa
Tho following abatement. showing tho real estats
transactions recorded tho Registers ofco June e.
B7s, IL obtained from Augustus Z Docharty. Deputy
Register
b4sh st., q =, ass n. .. Of 9th ax., 2axloo5; Rmma
lls.h -. a. s.. $50 n W 81 si sv sosigo ii:
tiscrsc Ii. Brodhead and wife s Norris Lewis Nom.
s'snssH ba.
Frank and VIE 70 Thomas Clarke. 400
ssh s " rs y " 81 Is, av aS.io .m: 5000
IL line Johnston and husband TO John Cook and 9TH
n"icsiy It. w. corner worsn i0a sx ao; Henry ia0o'
To~nssnd and vie 70 WIN. a. rar.haIi ...... 10000
a,s sr.sSa ss' ~ a oh sy An
30 a., s.. - IT. W. OF Lexington av., ioxioo5;
lssss Il ivssaGoo; CLARA ssa,
H. S,ssa and sSsIs' s ,s.
'sssS is'Sss Sssssa =: 10 sss. nc
Sarah 4 1 to u ssS sssnsH i. ay 4sAea
sas pi, ys.a y.a. TO 81
g. Clara Decker a Of S nss.ns a % os S
's';:r Is; ward, :.S. d Il. lin.
sas Sas ana x, % e 70 ass
s.S. ]. 4. smith Dsisiss,. to ). L = S ssss
Boston ss.a ao,..i aa.d5 ssd '
Insurance COMPANY: s.: 5000
Madison Av a. . corner o. ys,h 81, s5xloo; also
WIN William boyd sG .is SIi'' asu sy
Sss iiS Surge. n xofsAsa,s 'S @sl:rss, .
s,n Avn. 9. =. 50 IT, . IL Giia S., .1oas.ioioYW WV
Gesfss, joseph ssco
Division st. tNo 81, Joha kornareus 10 Frederick
LaS,Ss 81 as III years. Jackson schulz. 5000
xssusss' 1sasnsr mo,.,,.. 800
AiIsomeine vorcn tue consrsp alton D'nai israeli
q corner Of stanton and Forsyth sss.; Install
csos s SsS ana sisi isse. to Garl.i aoawsa
poassy joSs sou G. and wsis 70 John ssscws 'oo
trustee DO q aosh - " 81 av year. 600
es. as. 81 e .a: vic. g e Bach q 1900
n. Dss Eliza ssas oiaaa n . .: 4ai 1000
us.a. Lyman X 70 rSsaa: u j:fsI. Of i00o
Wsvsrlsy place. W q Ascdcassl s.. year.... 1850
st q "a Az ias,s msn,s. ............. 1900
sss; q tis Unissd states. No - 1sss iDs aS So
ss..a.s. vi;ia. b. and husband 10 So ycv i'ooo
York Lis insar an.e Oompan,. n. a. corner Of Attn ~
aancs asrsae,h. aud husband 10 Tiara Deeicr 1920
v. d linton Az, w. Of Dcnman place cl3d
New Tsis 5sn.r. and HUDSON ysi railroad Com i00o
81, A. 4, aud eo,i -, 475 n V. Of ifth ay.
oS .ss RssS 70 sinclair fo.sy 10000
Soap.ny. Se 40 an = ;is $50. euoe
corner d Mulberry and Worth - yeas........ 10000
Soaring. Edward E., 20 Harriet A. Soaring. ea
q SUI $50. iaaoo
Stewart, Helen L. H.. to Thomas q. lie Roy lex
ecutor, &c.). = ". corner OF " ashington and Nor
ris 81. to - . corner OF West and Norris g. also
cs Of Washington st, n OF Morris St, and also a.
6iss 81, q s,h .y; 10000
ATTACHMENTS or noRrGAGxs.
Blake, Wfnm TO william - Foster. .......... Nom.
chamberlain. r. D. n. 70 stephen Angeli 500
Decker Clara 20 John Frans ............... 1000
guyrenhemer kAndoph. 70 Joseph Beiesheim... 800
Mel ughIn, Edmund. " John McLoughlf 1900
ksme 20 same ...r... 5000
NuttDeck. Csei@ H.. 10 the New YORK Life Insur.
anes and Trust coapany..... ................ Nom.
pohe, teeelis n 70 thomas Olive ..t....... Nom.
inrs BsnsJ Jscob supper 2oss
Turner Csroltne A., 70 Wtilhsm H. Turner 1900
vsudsrbsrgh Richard L., 10 Hester l. frettsr... eouo
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.-At Zanes-
Vile, G., at four o'clock this morn
ing the policeman on the bridge
had lis suspicious aroused by the
movements of parties in a wagon,
and when they reached the bridge
he ordered hem to~halt, Whereupon
the driver whipped his horses into q
gallop and escaped The police
man procured assistance and fol-
lowed them fourteen miles before
being able to catch up with them,
but upon attempting to arrest them
the whole party jumped from the
wagan and escrped to the woods,
The wagan was found to contain the
bodies of four prominent citizens
who had been buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery since Monday.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Specie in
crease G271,OO0.
1t appears that the convention
with France whereby Italy agrees
to withdraw fractional silver, and
really postpones to '84 what Italy
had already undertaken to do in 81,
and the withdrawn currency would
be redeemed in silver five franc
pieces, and not in gold.
LIVERPOOL, November 1.-THE
Marquis and Marcheoness, of
Lorne, the Duke of Connaught,
Prince Leopold and suits arrived at
six o'clock this morning. At ten
o o'clock, under military escort, the
royal party proceeded to the town
hall, where they were received by
the Mayor. Addresses from the
Town Council and Chamber of Com
merce were read to the Marquis,
who replied to both. At the close
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
TELEGRAPHlC.
Session of the Masonic Grand
Lodge at Nashville.
Impo1tan Action Taken on Many
Essential Matters.
Making Ready to Pay the Fisheries
Award.
Lord Salisbury's Structure on Mr.
Evarts' Course.
Body Snatchers Pursue their Calling
in Ohio.
Departure of the Marquis and Mar
chiOness of LOrne.
NASHVILLE, Nov. II.

NASHVILLE, Nov. II.
| SprcIaI "a Gh- Chronicle.
At the session of the Masonic
Grand Lodge to-day the Committee
on Ways and Means reported, in
substance, that as an Indebtedness
had been hanging over the Grand
Lodge for two years, the per capita
tax for the next year will be IS
cents instead of 80 cents and that
one dollar and fifty cents will be
paid into the Grand Treasury on
each degree conferred, instead of
one dollar; and that two dollars per
diem be paid representatives to the
Grand Lodge, whereas no per diem
has been paid the present session.
The report was adopted.
The Grand Lodge donated five
hundred dollars to Cumberland
Lodge on account of its embarrassed
condition.
The Grand Master in his address
asked that the Grand Lodge relieve
the Grand Master from answering
Masonic questions unless coming
from a subordinate lodge and under
its seal. The Grand Lodge ordered
that all questions shall be submitted
to the Committee on Masonic Juris-
prudence in accordance with edict
AZ.
B. F. Haller, of Memphis, was
appointed Master of Ceremonies in
the installation ceremonies, but be-
fore they were commenced Grand
master Conner made the following
appointments: Rev. J. T. Iron, of
Paris, Grand Chaplain; n. S.
Woodward, of Knoxville, Senior
Grand Deacon; A. S. Myers, of
Memphis, Junior Grand Deacon; !;
j. n. Moore, of Shelby Depot,
Grand Marshal /; ]. Wade Batron, of
College Grove, Grand Sword Bear
er; W. A. Henderson, of Cullioka,
Grand Stewart ; n. J. Hess, of
Gadsden, Grand Pursuivant; Ger.
viss Seirferte, of Nashville, Grand
Tyler.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Col Lowe, who was elected 10 Con-
gress from the Eighth Alabama dis
trict against the regular Democratic
nominee, stands pledged to act inde-
Peudeutiy of the party, and will not
go iutO the Democratic caucus.
The D mucrats of B ,ston have sur
rendered TO their Boss" Butler, aud
nominated his man, Frederick c.
Prince, for Mayor.
Ex-Speaker G4lusha Grow, veteran
ob server as well as a veteran political
actor, sees no hope for the Democracy
in 1889 except in subserVieDcy to the
solid Sou h.
All the State Senator'S chosen this
year in New Jersey, with one excep-
ton, are Republicans and all of them
participate in the elec ion of United
States Senator next year.
DR.. Jorgensou. be only Republican
C"ngres man elected fro Il Virginia.
attributes. his election larg' ly to his
advocacy of haod money. He Nays
many prominent Democrats suppOrtt d
hun on account OF the soft money and
reputation views of their party.
Rev. Gilbert De La Matyr, the
Greer back.r elected from Indiane,
says he will act with the party in
Congress that comes nearest to his
ideas on the fiuaDcial question. He
will oppose the pay ment of rebel
claims and believes the GFeenb back
parry viii be the entering wedge to
iii vide the solid Soul b.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, New. 13.-In a letter
from Paris, Minister Noyes writes in
reply to the public charge made by
Levere:t Saltonstatt as to his
(NOyes) completely in the alleged
Florida frauds that he did not send
a single cipher telegram to Secretary
Sherman that he did not prepare
or originate afidavits of some 800
or 400 votes nor did he promise
any Office or reward to any of the
Florida Returning Board, but after
it was over he said to both McLin
and Cowgirl, that, having honestly
done their duty, he would commend
them to Hayes.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15

point your gun at any one else.
Don't carry your gun so that its
range includes all your hunting
companions. Don't try to find out
whether your gun is loaded er not
by shutting one eye and looking
down the barrel with the other.
Don't use your gun for walking
stick. Don't climb over fence
and pull your gun through muzzle
foremost. Don't throw your gun
into boat so that the trigger will
catch in the seat and the charge be
deposited in your stomach. Don't
use your gun for a sledge>hammer.
Don't carry your gun full cooked.
Don't carry your gun with the ham,
mer down. Don't be a fool. Don't
you forget it..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
MINOR DISPATCHES

New YORK, Nov. 14-Judge
Donahoe, of the Supreme Court,
has granted an injunction restrain
ing Z. W. Todd 4 Co., who carry
on blackboard exchange for small
transactions in shoes, from continu-
ing business.
ROME, Nov. 14,-The La LtaIto
says the Council of S ate has de-
ciied that the See of Naples is in
the Royal patronage, and that the
Archbishop appointed by the Vati
can can nos enjoy temporalities Of
See until he has obtained inyesture
and exeqaatur from the King.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
~zsEET> 8Y rEGEs. H1P.4
S~~ E1Ta Nara
~ ENc VIpE Npy

NEW YORK, Nov. IS.
Money, 8. Exchange, 8O4 Gold
00t GDvernment bonds strol &; new
SIS, 81 > ate b ,nds quiet and steady
Flour strongly in buyers favor,
export AMI home trade demand Qlite
mOdera''; suuertine Western and
State. So rs IS. Southern fl Jur quiet
aud heavy; common to fair extra 81 90
as 90; good to choice do, $5.lOa6 25
Rye fl 'ur quiet aud steady; $3OO43. so
for upe fipe. Wheat a shade firmer;
uDgraded winter red, SI,0l. 1.G8 Corn
&c higher, and fairly active; 44a478 for
ungraded; AZ f r No. 5. O4ts SHADE
Fl m@I; 8 1 for No. 3 Coffee quiet and
unchanged. Sugar quiet and un-
changed; CUBA, 7a74; fair to good re-
tiniug, Il; prime, So; refined quite
and steady. M 1lasses unchanged and
dull. Rec in moderate demand and
firm. Pork firmer aud rather quiet:
mess spot, 81 20 50, the latter cnoice
family mess light average, 50 .. Ba-
con, middle' fiftner; city long clear,
AZ Western d. quo'ed at 44a4E; short
clear, So, long aud short clear, 5 Lard
firmer, ely seam, 6.25. Whisky dull.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
VIRGINIA..

NORFOLK, Nov. 13.-The Grand
Commandery of Knights Templar
to-day elected James G. Balm, of
Portsmouth, Grand Commander !;
John F. Regnault, of Richmond,
Deputy Grand Commander, and Pey-
ton Scales, of Albemarle, Grand
Generalissimo. Richmond was Sc
lected as the next place of meeting.
The Grand Commandery then ad-
iourned sine die.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-15
a EoUs mINIsTER.
Marrow Escape frUEn DcH'h OF Il iEnseIf
Wlf8 and child

Fem one of his brother ministers,
W. learn The paT,icu as Of lie escape
from drowning last ve. k ot Rev. a.
u. / tdluok, nt G3ayso o"uuty. Ken
lucky. Ii had heer. with Ii5 wife
aud cAi!d, wiling uI~ tier, Rav. j.
D. Paddock. ID. ID, P,e.b} ttrGai min
tsIer and PTesI ieut o. Kong College,,
BRISTOL. tennessee. OG his way back
Dy Pound Gap in crossing nc6
ri yer, at Il, cay Furi, the hign wa'ers
washed toe ii .r>e from hi- fno,ing and
overturned ihp buggy. Mr.. latIDck
cIuug 10 his vi e aud sac Ia The child
unliI Wa- washed from her arms.
He wa manfuIIy awita mrng. Al n"ugh
entangied in the lines When
-he shr!eke /, a. the los of the Child
ne su e led ia E q ping il and =
tanning his hold upon his wife. The
horse. m anime, wa5 partly swim
ming aud par'ly wa~htd dow II by ,ts-
current, drtgEing ihe buggy and tie
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