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DROPOS AIS.

sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the street commissioner, until
the 30th day of May, at O'Clock, p. m .
for grading Ninth street from jackson to
Franklin streets. The amouat of materi-
al 10 be moved will be about twenty-five
hundred (2500) yards, the same to be de.
livered AS directed by the Street Con'-
missioner. ORe hundred dollars security
viii be required for the good faith of the
bi der, and one hundred dollars for the
completion of the contract the work to b
done under the supervision of the Street
Com missioner. Blanks will be furnished
at the ONCE. All bids must be properly
filled, signed aud directed to
PbILEMMA CHANDLER,
Chairr'nr Opening Street Committee.
may2S-St
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PRICE ONE CEN Z
The Markets.

The following were the ruling prices
in the curb stone market this morning.
Beef steak, 16a1sc; sirloin, 1Sa20c.;
roast, 14a20c; corned, 8a12c; Clipped ;
25a3Oc; ham sliced, 16a18e; wholesale, 12c;
shoulders, 10a12c; fitch, 11al2c; pud-
ding, 16c hog's-head cheese, 12c; lard,
10c; mutton, 10a12c; chops, 16a1sc veal,
1Oai6c outlets, 1Sa2Oc; chickens, 12a14c !;
butter, fresh, 15c..; eggs, 17c; po-
tatoes, ,1Oal 2c.per half peck sweet potatoes
12a15conions 19c;walnuts, 12cshellbarks &c
per quart; cranberries 12c lima beans,
l2c; soup beans, Sc; honey, 25c per
pound cabbage, a12c per head tur-
nips, &c per half peck parsnips, base per
bunch; beets. 15c Der half peck asparagus
10 cts, per bunch; peas, 15a20cts, per halt
peck, radishes, 2a5 cents per bunch
tomatoes, 20c, per ut; new potatoes,
25a4Oc. per half peck, straw berries, 10al8c
per qt; new beets, &c per bunch; cherries
1Sc per at; string beans, SOC per half
peck; cucumbers, lac per piece; onions l
C. per bunch. cucumbers, ,2a5 per piece /;
rhubarb 3a5 per bunch shad 15a50c per
piece ;herring, II cents per dozen goose
berries, ,12a15c per quart currants 15c
per quart
THE MILLARD CONCERT.
The sale of reserved seats for the con-
cert to be given by the Mendelsshon
| Quartette Club, of Boston, under the
management of the Millard Club, open
ed this morning at &. II. Thomas 81 Co.
AT IL o'clock every seat down stairs was
taken, and all in the gallery with the
exception of few in the back row.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION. +.
Asbury NJ. E. Sunday School will
make an excursion to Harewood Park, on
the p. w. 6, b. r. r., tomorrow. The
train will leave the depot in thi, city at
| I O'Clock a. IN, and returning leave
Harewood Park al $50 p. m, The run
each way can be made in an hour and
half.
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Ahead of her Schedule Time

Steamer City of Rio de Janeiro, built
by Mr.. John Roach for the Brazilian
line, from New York, arrived at Bahia
on Saturday, ahead Of her schedule time,
and will probably reach Rio Janelro slX
hours ahead of time to-day. She stopped
% hours at st. Thomas, hours at Bar
BADGES, Is hours at Para and 10 hours at
PernamhucO.
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Bald Eagles.

The Chester Times says: A few nights
ago two men passed through this city on
their way to Philadelphia, each having Il
bald eagle under their arm. They We're
coming from Delaware, where the species
of the feathered tribe are abundant, and
were taking them to taXidermist.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Foreign TeIegraphie Summary

Earl Russell died last night-The pre-
liminary arrangements for the congress
on the Eastern question are in progress
The London Times advocates a British
protectofate for Asiatic Turkey-Sadyk
Pasha, the Turkish premier, has been dis
|misscd-Anmmber ofrxecutions occurred
in SeHia Sunday. There was a horrible
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NEW ADV ERTlSEMENTs.

Nj OfICE.-A Nm u A l. MEETING.-
IN Tue ninth annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Young Mems Loan
Associal ion, will be held at the office OF
the Secretary, No. 4O4 Market street, on
MONDAY evening next, JUNE Sd, att
O'Clock. The Auditors will submit their
annual report ana an election for Officers
and Directors will be ueld.
Attest, ID. T, HA wilkins,
my29-5t Secretary
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Indications for To-day.

Wp Department Office Of the Chief S,0-
rq officer Washington, D. c., Monday.
Nav 2S, ! A. M-Hdicdtiom.-For
he Middle states and Ne'c England rising
barometer, noruto west minds, slightly
ooler clear or partly cloudy ,ceather, and
IL Name occasional light rams, Jollo,ced in
Western portions as former by JalIing bdro-
meter odd e1sferlv pinds.
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mnDrOXeIlIent.

Peter Stewart, who was injured by the
cars at Pennington station on the Della
ware II. r., about week ago is slowly
improving. 1t was thought at one time
that one of his lower limbs would have
to be amputated.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
stock market was active and steady.
Gold advanced from 10l to 1911 and
closed at lOls. Government bonds
were firm, States weaker and railroads
strong. Money on call was heavy at 2 a
5per cent and closed at a 4 per cent.
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Executive Committee Meeting

The ewly-appointed Democratic
County Executive Committee will meet
for organization at the Delaware House,
this city, on Friday afternoon next
| The cummitte will then organize
and will also probably make
arrangements for receiving the returns
OF the Democratic nomination election
on June Sth.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
DIED.

YOUNG.-On the Goth inst, after a severe
illness of two days, Mrs. Sarah G. Young
reltct of the iats Hon. Thomas Young,
in the nth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to atten1 the
funeral from her late residence, No. 225
French street, on Friday afternoon, May
3lst at $50 O'Clock, without further notice.
Services at the house at O'Clock, p. N.
Interment at the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery, my2o-2t
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
THE SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS

The sale of oil paintings, at Merrick &
Brakes auction room, IN the Masonic
Temple, will commence this evening, at
o'clock, and be continued tomorrow
and Friday evenings. The paintings are
from the celebrated Haseltine galleries,
and were selected by Mr.. b. Scout, Jr,
one of the best connoisseurs of oil paint
ings in the country. They are now on
exhibition, and embrace some of the
finest paintings ever otfered for sale in
this city. Our citizens should not fail to
attend the sale, as there will undoubtedly
be great bargains.
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An Old Coin

James Ball, newsboy of this city, has
an old Spanish copper coin on which
the date '1629"I Is plainly visible. Thls Is
one of the Oldest COINS in existence IN
this locality aud is quite curiosity.
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Finished.

The work on the steamship Catherine
Whiting, has been completed, and she
will leave to-day for Philadelphia, to re-
sumo her trips between that city and Pro
violence, Rhode Island.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29

All those desiring to enjoy that high de-
gree of health which pure blood induces
and maintains should Use DIR. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Strawberries.

The shipment of strawberries over the
Delaware Railroad, on yesterday was as
fnllnwS.-
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29

will be received at the office OF the Street
Comm issioner until June 9th, 1878, at p.
M for
CLEANING THE STREETS OF THE
CITV OF WILMINGTON
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LOCAL JOTTINGs.

High winds aud lots OF dust.
The nights ARE cool and pleasant
Hay and wood continue ~ pour
into market.
Apples are rising; ak dollars and
half per barrel,
Verify these are tho times that try
reporters souls.
Several freight wagons were In
yesterday 10 freight goods TO the west
ern towns.
Sixty bales of cotton arrived ON
the Dallas and Wichita railroad yes
terday,
The average urchin IL happy when
ever no manages TO steal ride on tho
street cars.
The voice OF the candidate for the
county offices il beginningto be heard
In the land.
"A tent with flying hobbies Ii loca-
ted on Ross avenue, near tho old tan
yard. Small boy take notice.
Yesterday negro named Green
Burke was attached and Jailed To tess
tlfy before the grand jury.
There was fair amount Of cotton
on the market yeslerd y, numbering
about one hundred and fifty bales
"A ride out ON the San Jaclnto
street car line will give one n good
idea OF how fast the city Is improving
in tho way OF residences.
Alexander Collins, colored, charged
with shooting with intent to Kill, was
released from Jail yesterday, the grand
jury failing to find bill against him.
There will be II meeting held by
the ministers and the friends of tenn
perance at the courthouse to night, al
seven O'clock All are invited to ut.
tapl
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Has at last reached the capital of the
United States, and the eyes OF the
American people are being opened to
the crying evils of wine bibbing, beer
guzzling, aud whisky drinking, In a
manner creditable to the progressive
spirit of the age.
The temperance mass meeting to be
held this evening, seven o'clock, at
the courthouse, In this city, should be
attended by the ladies and gentlemen
OF Dallas--one and all. Addresses by
several able ministers, also good music,
will interest and instruct the people.
Both young aud old are invited.
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A aerioua i,ilIicuIly.

From Mr. H. Boone, who arrived In
this city yesterday from Collin county,
the reporter learned tho particulars OF
serious stabbing ARRAY which occur
rcd between two farmers near Van
Alsty-ne, named Tom Snider and
VIII nm Covers, tho difficulty origin
ated, about u mule trade, Covers
claiming that SnIder had traded him n
blemlshed animal for u sound one
Words passed between the two men,
when they came to blows, after which
thoy separated, oaoh golpg home and
armlug himself.
They met afterwards, when Covers
told Snlder 10 draw and defend him
self, which he did, firing the first shot
which missed liz mark. Several shots
were then exchanged between the two
parties, In which Snlder was shot In
the breast just below the right nipple,
the ball passing clear through coming
out under the shoulder. blade, inillcting
u serious though not fatal wound. AZ
tor the shooting Covers rode away
making his escape, with several cltl'
zens In hot pursuit.
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A few nights ago two horses were
stolen from the stable of Mr.. Brook
b wen, on Mckinney avenue. The
same night u wagon was stolen from
n Mr.. Wright. The following day
Deputy Sheriff Jones and George Wal
lor started in pursuit of the thieves, go
ing some distance in the country in u
northerly direction. They traced the
parties back to this city, where they
learned that the parties had that morn.
ing crossed the bridge at this place.
Officer Jones, accompanied by Consta-
BILE Rice, continued to pursue them,
and have not yet returned. When last
heard nom they were up on Mountain
creek, and close on the parties.
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Sea Sick.

A few nights ago, an Elm street
young man attended the masquerade
ball at Meisterhans' Pavilion, where
were gathered together quite u large
assembly of maskers,all bent on crowd
ing as much fun and frolic into linn.
tied space Of time ~ possible. He,
our hero, went In mask, dressed in
sailor costume. As time glided by he
glided through the May dance, save
when he was In sailor lingo steering
for u sch0oner--of beer. He beered
frequently and reached such height
of intoxication that he became dizzy.
In short while he heaved, 80 to
speak, after which he navigated some
what steadler, going In more direct
line. All things have beginning and
must have an ending, and eventually
the ball closed, when he began sailing
for home, tossing about in most fear
full manner. He was somewhat added
and turned around by the situation OF
affairs, his senses being so befogged
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COUNTIlltFiiiT COIN,
ouIied yioun,s and Escape NJ sac
HOgueH


aogueH,
"Wednesday Oiioer Diokey noticed
two mon on ELM street whose general
appearance aud queer movements lnH
dloated to that officer that there waa
somethIng up, 10 watched their
maneuyera for some time, hhadowlng
them over tho city wherever they
went yet no failed 10 detect them In
any Of their tricks, they probably
being aware that they were being
watched, II was aherward discovered
that they had been trading bogus gold
with unsuspeoting parties for green
backs, protesting 10 give dollar Tor
dollar In good money, They were
subsequently found In East Dallas aid
a Spy thrown with them by Marshal
Morton IN bait and for the purpose OF
watching them, the officers preferlng 10
catch them directly In the act, 30 that
there might be no hitch In their being
convicted. Tho spy stayed with them
tho whole Of that evening, go
ing from place to place with them,
The subject Of money was introduced
by him, and fully discussed by all three
Of them, yet for some reason they ala
not offer 10 trade with him, lie sun
went with them, however they telling
him that they would remain here sew
oral days. When the Oii0 train on the
Central came In, they proposed Walk
to the Union depot, which met tho
approval Of the party playing spy IN
n few minutes the train was gone, ana
40 were the two men, having lodged
the pariy set to watch them In the
crowd about tho train, II Ia supposed
taking passage on 1t.
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NOTICE
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE, /
CITY or DALLAS, February 25 1873
The different wards of tho city of Dallas
having been changed since the last election,
the following ordinance In published for the
Information and guidance of MI concerned,
VIZ:
An ordlp ,nce defining the wards of the
city of Dallas.
BE Il Oydamed by ne Cay Council Of the Cay
Of DdiidS;
section. /. The city shall be divided into
four wards, NJ follows, to-wit: The First
ward shall embrace all of the corporate linz
It's bounded by tho river ON the west, the
corporate line on the south, Akard and Syc-
amOre streets on the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shall be entitled To elect, by
It's own vote alone, two alderihen. The
Second ward shall begin ~ the river on Elm
street and run thence with sald Elm street
10 sycamore street, thence with sycamore
street TO Ross avenue with Ross avenue To
Masten street, with Masten street to Dallas
branch, and thence with the Dallas branch
to the north line of the city, thence with
said line TO Trinity river, and down the
river to the beginning, and shall be- entitled
to elect, by It's own vote, two aldermen. The
Third ward shall embrace all the corporate
limits east OF the Second ward and Sycamore
street, and north of Elm street, ana snail be
entitled 10 elect, by los own vote alone, two
aldermen. The Fourth ward shall embrace
all of the corpo ate limits east of the First
ward and south of Elm street, and shall be
entitled to elect, by its own vote alone, two
aldermen. PrOuided That the present resi-
dence OF Judge Nat. NJ. Burford shall also be
included In the Fourth ward.
Section 2. That this ordinance go into
effect from and after January |, 1878.
Approved November 30, lsl7.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: j, b. HEREFORD Secretary. 2BlOi
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G. Boxer, Marlin, is guest at the
LeGrand.
w. Armour, Chicago, is guest at
the Windsor
S Adler, Milwaukee, is stopping at
the Windsor.
George ID. Harrison, Longview, is at
the LeGrand.
j. Crumpton, Cleburne, is registered
at the LeGrand
+. Lewis, New York, is registered
at the Windsor.
John f. Haxel and lady, Sherman,
are stopping at the LeGrand.
Judge J. w. Ferris, of WaXahachie,
is in the city stopping at the Windsor
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The great arrival OF beautiful new
and elegant spring goods is announced
at the New York clothing house. II
Adams n Co. fill orders for grain
and produce.
Two car loads of buggies and plat.
orm wag ons, at Orr's.--tf.
-Ifyou want to trade al old buggy
for new Que, Orr's is the place. TT
Picture frames and mouldings,
new patterns of wall paper for 1878, at
Reed & Lathrop's. ja29 I'm
Whenever you are in need of n
shirt, or n pair of pants, or a full suit,
go to the New York clothing house,
and thus save money and get the best.
mh2 II
Fine horses and carriages always
on hand, and for sale, by J. A. Work
Il Son.-mcbS diff
If you want well.made and cheap,
cheap clothing, examine at 5l3 Elm
street. -f23-l0t.
For all kinds Of shirts and fine
hats, go to the Clothing palace, 5l3
Elm street.-f23-l0t.
New York early rose seed potatoes
81 so at Adams q Co. feb5-tf.
Cheap means nothing, when you
look at the immense assortment OF fine
hats, at one dollar, at the New York
clothing house. m2.tf
Choice buffalo hams at Adams II
Co.'s. feb5.tf.
j. A. Work & Son having bought
a large and fine livery outfit at
Shreveport, and taken the stable for
merly occupied by Captain Orr, on
Main street, they are prepared to ac-
commodate all their friends anu pa
irons. -mchS.dtf
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that he waa unable 10 distinguish his
home port, lie was In a heavy soa
without even 80 much M pocket COM
pass 10 direct him, aud no drllted
adown tho street and was wrecked ~
state Of ineenslbIily near the Tedd
mills, where the rising sun found him
the next morning, evidently considers
ably under the weather lilo says "
Is not his forte to play sailor and lays
the affair 10 the fact Of bis having on
"a sailOf's costume,
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Yesterday milkm an named Henry
johnson drove his wagon up to house
on Austin street. aud having occasion
to alight left his team standing alone.
On his return he discovered that the
till OF his wagon had been robbed of
Its contents, consisting of number of
tickets and some small change. After
he had left the wagon number of
little negroes were seen playing
around It, and upon investigating the
matter further it was found that me-
gro boy named Dave Bussom had com.
mitted the theft. He was arrested by
Officer Phares and the stolen tickets
recovered. He was put in the Gala
boose.
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The place to buy your clothing, Is
5l3 Elm street, at Julius Kahn's Cloth
ing palace. -f23,l0t.
"A great bargain in butter, at
Adams n Co. If
w. G. Holland, attorney at law,
Office, corner of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3-2m
--Ifyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
If you want to save a hundred
dollars in the purchase OF Il buggy, so
o Orr's, If.
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All the horsemen In our city use
Giles Liniment lodide OF Ammonia,
and they say 1t has no equal. We sell
large quantities Of II. ~
uERRITI Il MORREbL,
Wholesale Druggists, Elmirn, Now York.
For sale 10y Conner " Walker, drug
giats, Dallas, Texas.
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An Accident.

Yesterday evening terrific run
away occurred on Live Oak street. A
negro boy driving n carriage stopped
his horses near the Texas and Pacific
track, waiting for the engine to pass
at which the animals took fright,
wheeling around and dashing up the
street at furious speed, nearly upsetting
the buggy, and throwing the boy out,
who for II wonder was but slightly
bruised. The horses We're finally
stopped, not until they had nearly
ruined the carriage, however.
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Removal.

Owing to the increased demands OF
our trade, we have decided to remove
to the more Commodious buildings on
the corner of Lamar and Camp street,
formerly occupied by Clark, Bryan "
Bros, and the store adjoining. In or
der to save cost OF removal, we will
offer to the trade for the next ten days
our stock at reduced prices. We will
open In our new quarters about the
10Th instant, with II large and well
selected stock, and hope for a continue
ton of the trade heretofore literally
extended to us. Very respectfully,
MARSALlS& HOWARD,
March 7-dlW
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Tuesday, The I'd Day Of April, A. D. 1878

In the different wards of the city of Dallas
for the following city officers:
One City Secretary.
One City Treasurer.
One City Attorney.
One City Marshall.
One City Engineer.
One City Assessor and Collector.
One Alderman in the First ward, In place
of Alderman Crowdus whose term expires
One Alderman In the Second ward in
place OF Alderman Seay,
One Alderman In the Third ward In place
of Alderman Jett.
One Alderman IN the Fourth ward, In
place of Alderman Williams.
The polls will be opened in each ward from
So'clock n. III. until y, III.
The election In the First ward will be held
NJ the court house, II. ii. Kendall presiding
officer.
The election In the Second ward will be
Mt the Old Broom Factory, NJ. ID. Darlington
presiding officer.
The election In the Third ward will be
held nj Tricks old store, corner of Bryan and
Harwood streets, John Henry Brown pre-
siding officer.
The election in the Fourth Ward will be
held at loung's School House, on Young
street, presiding officer, John j. Eakin.
In testimony whereof have hereuuto set
my hand, and caus d the seal of the city of
Dallas to be affixed this, the 26th dayof Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1878. W. L.. UABELL,
Mayor city OF Dallas.
Attest j. Il. HEREFoRv, City Secretary.
teb16dtllNpr2
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THE COUIprS.
ncc0rder's Court.

Mrs, Johnson, charged with using
abusive language; fined one dollar and
costs.
w. II. Whiteman, charged with as'
sault; continued.
Harry Haywood, charged with fro
quenting u house OF ill'famei dis
missed.
William Hunter, charged with being
drunk and down fined three dollars
and costs.
Justices Courts, lsAS
Nothing OF interest In these courts
yesterday.
County Court.
Lol ~ Garllchs w. Burton Brothers;
Judgment for plaintiffs.
Marsalls ~ Howard w. William
Conner; judgment for plaintiffs.
Shadbolt " Boyd w. Ed. Shea; judg-
ment for plaintiffs.
J. j. Mitchell w. w. II, Robertson
ct. AL; Judgment tor plaintiff.
G. II, Prouly w. Il. II. Hughes 1t. al.;
judgment for plaintiff.
H. II, Hughes w. John w. Smith;
Judgment for plaintiff.
A. Harwood VA, w. II, Cummings;
judgment for plaintiff.
DiA,TiCi Court,
State W. w. l. llawpe, charged with
MURDER on trial.
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DIR. McConkey and party continue to
draw crowds by their splendid open
air concerts. The music Ia good, and
the doctor's talk humorous in the eX,
treme. They are meeting with great
success In the sale OF their fam Gus wiz,
ard oil, our citizens having found out
its great medicinal properties and
wonderful merits.
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Happy tidings for nervous suffers
ora, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and duacked, Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts ellectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address
Pulvernncher dalVanic Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Yesterday evening, two little negroes
on Elm street, near the Texas wagon
yard, were amusing themselves tick
ling a mule, with a switch, when the
animal gave kick, knocking paper
bag OIL one OF their heads, which he
was wearing for cap, The little
darkey was scared within an inch Of
his life by the sudden exercise of the
hind quarters.
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Yesterday negro nam ed Peter
Fancy was summoned before the
grand jury as a witness. Questions
were put to Peter which he declined to
answer. The phraseology of the ques-
tion propounded was chan ged, but he
was as stubborn as mule, positively
refusing to make any answer, and
Peter was ordered to Jail for contempt
of court, where he will have ample
time to con over the matter on bread
and water