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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-19

| room
Jake proceeded to state that about Q o'clock
things were getting mixed around the camp
| fire, and he left jim, John and Charley, the
man who was killed, together.
| Juror" Who was drankestl"
| Jake" The dead Teller"
| Juror" Where did you sleep the night
| beforef"
! Jake" Nc wake up lying alongside track.
| You see, me go to sleep on fiat Gar down BY
| Franktown and me wake up on the ground
| Guess fell of all the same"
This raised laugh which was general
INDIAN JIM's TESTIMONY.
Jim, the next witness, was also one Of the
| arrested parties. He claimed to have left the
scene Of the tragedy before the murder took
place. There was semitic early in the evening
in which he took hand, but it dldnt amount
to much He saw the row beg in but did not
sss it end. Charley was blind drank. They
had bought Champagne bottle of whisky
of blind man. [supposed to be Cannon, who
has been arrested for the ofense before
Rep
Juror-What kind was it good J"
Jim" No, half water, all suae China
brandy, six bit bottle one dollar every time.
He then proceeded to state that john hated
and killed her several year. ago. In the
morning he saw John and his clothes were
bloody. He showed knife and said that he
had killed Chacley. Hs then boarded the
train and went toward Reno. The witness
then described the ksg to the jury and created
much msrrinent by his attempts to beittle
the size of it, He did not ssem to think that
a gallon of liquor WAS anything at ali for four
men.
A young man named Coleman testified that |
afternoon and saw two Indians fighting One |
stabbed the other.
johnson Sides went on the stand but de- |
clined to testify to what he had not seen, re- |
''If don't SOC it it don't 60"
Captain Joe testified that he thought the
trouble grew out of the bad treatment Johns
lister had received from Piute. John hated
Piutes in general As far az he was con-
,srned he liked the Plates AMI wished to
void trouble. Some Of the young men in
he,trbe were shot in the head" and wanted
o fight
THE VERDICT.
The Jury found that Charlie, aged about
70 years, had come to his death from knife
rounds inflicted by John, and that Jim
nd Jake were accessories. A warrant for
he arrest of John was Issued. There is
ak of arresting Cannon for selling the
Quor.
oANR-VRRRLL-Mlss Emma L. Verrill |
nd Johnathan Doane, both of this city, were
larried last evening by Rev. j. l.. McLain,
t the residence of Mrs. Harry +. Mghes.
ster of the bride. The affair passed off very
uietly, there being only few invited friends
the parties present.
DEPARTURES. -The following persons de-
arted on the southern stage yesterday morn
u: Mrs. H. D. Flemrning, A. T. Oliver,
7. Munish, R. Davey, W. Walters. y.
There is a sign up over Gibson 6 Dealey's II
loon announcing that no one under p
ears of age will be admitted. They shonld
so shut ont men over so.
PAID THE TAxEs.-Auditor c. e. Lsughton,
the V. & t. r. r. Co., paid up the taxes
the company on Monday. The total amount b
ling sl9,55S 81. Al
Mr. Willis G. Clarke. special administrator
the Rincke estate, made his final settle
ent in the District Court yesterday, and was =,
scharged.
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NTTHEEE LISTENING TO TIE TELF.
w GRAPHIC tick, and Specializing to how much
you by having Bodies Comstocks during
the last DEAL you ind relief by sinking the STOCK
shop getting the of the behind the Telegraph
Cigar Store and trying of Els imported cigars
fine Favored chewing tobacco Or if not in on the last
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EVENING BoAAD.


RAYMOND h lily, rs.
Eureka Consolidated, 2912
Belmont, 30
Metallic,
Grand Prize, 2.
Argchta,
Independence, ! so.
Belle Isle, 4,
Day, Is
Paradise,
Bodie, 1875
Bechtel, IS,
Toga, 70
Summit, 90
Syndicate, 4.
Bulwer, IL
Del Monte 5I
Tptop. 81
Booker,
Mono, 6,
jupiter, IS
Addenda, Coo
Orient 2jc
North Monday, 8 so
Martin White, l o..
Boston Consolidated, ! 90
Hillside, -.
Black Hawk, 800
Oriental, Toe.
Consolidated Pacific ca
Belvilere, zoe
Leopard, SOC,
University, Zoe, l5c.
Mammoth, ca.
Silver King, j'%
Mount Diablo, 1878
Wales. 81
Dudley. 75c
Atlas, TSc
Navajo. 45c.
CHA. Soc,
Jack Son, 3l5
Nuuul V, so
Champion, SOC,
(!npl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
RAPIDES PARISH.
The Baton Rouge Nominations Heartily Re-
ceived Local and District Politics
Business and Crop Jottings.

ALEXANDRIA, La. October H. 1879.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
Our dclegates from tho State Convention ar
rtyed home yesterday and informed us of tho
nominations. Tho delegates from NatchItochns
s lbine. DeSoto, Winn. Grant and Vernon also
pa!d us short visit. ana ench and every one OF
them expressed themselves highly pleased with
the doings Of the Convention. Tue glad tldings
were spread in no time, and I cannot describe
to you tho feelings Of our people. SO happy In
deed were they. Thoughsno guns were fired.
and very littlo Bourbon destroyed. a feeling
mingled with pride could be depicted on the
tho countenances of our citizens that epoke of
their satisfaction. Our people. as n unit. are
rnlly to their support in December next. No
purer or better mon could have boon nominat-
ohoIco of tbs 3" people WAi,zIwhoss e'' name me
Is u synonym Of honor and pride fs to be our
next Governor. What glorious day for Louis
pldesl Itseems us II the good old times were
about to return. and peace. prosperity and con
tentment were about to DO allotted to us rs q re-
such such Viii Mi s., ' D''' 49, wv A'4' 'li''
We hold an election for delegates to the parish
&c to day town now
three sets Of delegates. and it Ia at prasent a
hard task to say who will be elected We are
having yely tine about The eeet2n for
viz: Blackman. Bowman and Barbn The
first two mentioned hail from Rapides and the
latter from Avoyee5. 1t seems strange. in
deed. but they all seem perfectly copldent Of
winning / think thnt the former is the most
formidable of tho three. and will probably be
the next District Judge.
Cotton Is being brought to town daily nnd
there seems to have been good crop OF 1t made
Observation-Disclosures dronth during tbs summer
months, Boats nre having u hard time Of 1t
now. They are In sight Of US two or three days
before they leave us. and are only too glad to
get off for the Crescent City.
Ranidea is for the State ticket through thick
Wiltz's banner of victory Is In tho ascendency.
Lot 1t not droop. PINAFORE.
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THE ELECTION In IOWA.
An Exciting Contest and Heavy Vote
Poled ..-.s.

DEsMoTNEs. Oct. 14.--The day has been fine
and pleasant throughout the State, and the
contest for Governor in most localities Ia ex-
citing and hard fought, with q full vote In
almost every case. Nothing reliable from the
State, M n whole, - yet known.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct. H.-This county is
close. Returns are meagre. The Repubi-
cans elect their State Senators and two Rep
resentatlves
CHICAGO, Oct. a. Returns from eight poll
Ing places In Iowa give Gear {Rep) 1863,
Trlmble (Dem 1t0s, Campbell Uireenbacl)
231. for Governor. These give no decided idea
as to gains or losses. 4
MARsItALLToWN, Ia, Oct. 1i.--Hardln
county, MS far as heard from, gives the Re-
publican State ticket d large majority.
M MUsCAT1NE, Ia., Oct H.--About a three
fourths vote was poled In this county. It Ia
estimated that Clear (Rep) for Governor will
have three to four hundred majority In the
county.
CHICAGO, Oct. H. Returns from sixteen
voting places In Iowa give Gear, Republican,
4432. TrumbIe, Democrat, 1877, Campbell,
Greenback 6S2 Outside Of these Gear has In
various polling pieces 2149 majority. 80 far
as reported. the Republicans have gained In
oil cases but one
MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Oct. H.-FranklIn
county will give Gear an unusually large ma
jority.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Oct. 14.-This
county is estimated Republican by 100 ma
jority. There has been much scratching.
DEsMOINIs, Oct. a. Returns 80 far indi-
cate that Gears majority in this county is 700.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 15,-The Standards dispatch
from Madrid reports that the government Is
much embarrassed by the attitude Of q ma
jority Of the committee on Cuban reforms,
who favor the planters' suggestion that aboli-
tion measures be limited to freeing the off
spring Of slaves and adults over sixty years
oil age.
In addition to this the home agricultural
and manufacturing interests are strongly Op-
posed to the modification Of the tariff. Prime
Minister Campos has already rendered his
resignation, and 1t Is reported that Senor Al
bacete, Minister Of the Colonies, has done like
wise.
circles that Seniors Canavas del Castillo, Ed
nayen, Romero and Rabedo will be cum
moned to form cabinet, and with q Conser-
vative majority assume the responsibility Of
retardlDg or denying Cuban reforms. The
discomfort in Cuba obllges the government to
send 10, 900 men In addition to the force al
ready on the island.
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The adoption of the new constitution is now
an assured fact.
The judicial convention of the Franklin
district meets at Holy Grove to-day.
The Republicans Of Iberia parish will have
a meeting in Grants Hall Saturday next, at
o'clock o. m.
The Baton Rouge Chpitolian strongly and
earnestly indorses the ticket nominated In
that parish.
The ticket nominated by the Democratic
State Convention Is we'll received In every
part Of the State.
James E. Mouton, Esq, OF st. Martin
parish, received the Democratic nomination
FOR Judge Of the Twenty first Judicial District.
The Plaquemines Observer has hoisted the
name OF H. P. Kernochan, OF Plaquemines, as
candidate for Senator from the First sena-
torial District
There will be a ratification meeting of the
Democratic and Conservative party Satur-
day, October IS, 1879, held at the courthouse
In Vidalia, Concordia parish.
Messrs. r. D. Bridger and Geo. Ware have
been nominated for judge and district attor-
ney respectively for the district composed OF
the parishes Of Winn, Jackson and Caldwell.
The names Of Judge Smith, of Caldwell,
and Col. Henderson, of Caddo, have been
mentioned In connection with circuit judge
ship of this district-[Linco Sentinel.
1t cannot be denied that the nominations at
Baton Rouge are equivalent to elections: that
the Semocratic party Of Louisiana, standing
upon the new eonstitutIo on-in many respects
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MORE FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
An Engine Plunges Into River One Man
Killed and Two Seriously Injured.

MILWAUKEE. Oct. IL This evening n switch
engine In tha yards of the Chicago Milwaukee
and st Paul Railroad started to Cross Burnham
Slip bridge. The iog was. so thick II was I'm.
possible to 500 fnr ahond. The engineer did
not discover. until within Il few feet CT II. that
tho bridge was turned for q passing vessel.
The engine. tender and one freight car plunged
into the wnter. The engineer and flremnn
jumped from the engine. The former, Len
Ruter. was picked out of the river. probably
fatally injured. The fireman escaped with
severe bruises. Harry Hill. telegraph operator,
who was riding on the bumper OF the locomo;;
tive, was buried under the debris and crushed
into mn unrecognlzabe mass. The loss TO tho
railroad is about s25 ,oool
COLLISION NEAR cHtCAGo--Two MEN KILLED
AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.
CHICAGO. Oct. IA collision between the
evening accommodation and gravel train on
the Northwestern Railroad occurred at May
wood this morning. by which two messengers
we're killed and q number wounded. The names
Of The Il killed are Monroe Y. Anderson. Of Elgin.
passengers were badly shaken UP. a misun-
derstanding as to signals was the cause Of the
m
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FRANCE.

PARIS Oct. 1.-Two thousand were pres
ent at the funeral OF q Communist In Lavil-
lette Cemetery yesterday. A member of the
Socialist committee made speech declaring
that the people should demand and, II neces-
snry, exact justice for the heroes who saved
France. The speaker was enthusiastically
applauded.
PARIS, Oct. t4.-Ln France states that Hum
bert's election to The Paris municipality was
discussed at Mondays Cabinet Council. Pres
dent Grevy declared distinctly that his cleo
tIon would not modify the governments attl-
Ianted the belief that the Deputies would be
disposed to revoke the original decRion. The
Council did not anticipate any street distur-
hances, but decided that II certain manifesto
uons should increase 1t would be necessary to
take measures to enforce respect for the law.
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OUR NOMINEES.
The Endorsements Of the Democratic State
Ticket by the Country Press,

The nomination OF Witt creates entbusi-
asm even In Mississippi. The Summit Se1,ti-
mel gives this hurrah:
Hurrah for Wiltz!-We see by to-days
papers that Louis A. Wiltz has been unani-
mously nominated by the Baton Rouge con-
vention for the Governorship OF Louisiana.
Rah for him!
shreveport Standard
Having already spoken In commendation OF
ship Ia the person Of the Hon. Louis A. Wiltz,
we can only add that the Convention has
completed its labors by making judiciOus
nominations for all the other offices. The
gentlemen whose names compose the rest of
the ticket are tit associates for SO worthy a
chief. They are all men OF ability, high char
acter and unquesttoned Democracy. The
different sections Of the State, too, have been
provided for, and no complaint can now be
made as SO often has been made, of section
asm in the nominations. North Louisiana,
SO often overlooked, gets two able representa-
tives In the persons Of the candidates for the
Lieutenant Governorship and the Attorney
Generalship. 1t would be difficult to put
together stronger ticket. The platform, too,
IL we may Judge from the meagre telegraphic
abstract is unexceptionable. The Conven-
tion having adjourned amid the greatest har-
mony, after SO thoroughly and satisfactorily
completing Its work, the State is to be con-
graduated that the Democratic party, on
harmonious and inv1ncible.
Lafayette Advertiser.l
The ticket for State officers selected by the
convention at Baton Rouge, we believe, Is
satisfactory to the Democratic voters OF this
parish. The nomination OF Hon. l.. A. Witt
for Governor should meet with universal ap-
probation. The contest between the friends
Of Mr.. Wtltz and friends of Gen. Ogden was
warm; In fact, 1t approached to bitterness. It
is much to be deplored that such spirit
should have developed in the ranks OF the
Democratic party. However much we may
have admired Gen Ogden for his purity Of
character and other virtues, we believe that
he is lacking administrative ability. He has
not, and has not had the opportunity of ac-
curing that knowledge of the character and
wants OF our people, which his successful
competitor certainly must have.
The convention has done it's duty, and
there can be no reasonable doubt but that It's
action will be ratified at the election In De-
cember next by an overwhelming majorit y.
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Warren County-One township, Republican
gain 8.
Washington County Eight precincts. Re-
publican gain 2O3.
Wayne County Eight precincts, Republl-
can gain 80.
Wood Courty-One precinct Republican
gain 10.
Wyandotte County--One precinct, Republl-
can gain Ia.
Returns received up to II o'clock from 800
precinots show net Republican gains Of b233.
COLUMBUS, Oct. II, Il 80 p. m Returns
from $50 precincts, wards and townships show
q net Republican gain Of 573o.
THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM THE LEaIaLATURE.
2:20 a. m.-The Republicans claim the
Legislature upon the report Of 1000 kepubli-
con majority Id Cincinnati and Hamilton
county. The Democrats do not concede this.
and townships give d not Republican gain
OF 6R2H
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Laura In tow, partially loaded. The City OF
Alton follows tho bcudder. leaving on Friday
Business Ia good.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 14.-The river rose I inch.
Down: Ueutennial and Garner tor New Orleans.
Up: Ny Choice for Bulletin Bar
OAIno Oct 14.-Arrived Paris Brown from
New Orleans mt / a. m. Belle st. Louis from
vicksburg Mt 10 u. m. Departed Rhoades and
Fanny Tatum for Vlcksbur9 Inst midnight.
Belle at. Louis for at Louis Mt ii n. IN River
D feet inch and falling. Weather clear and very
warm.
VICKaBuRa. Oct. 14-Weather clear. Their
mometer 50. The river has fallsn Q inches.
Down; Natehez at 8 D. m. Up: Golden Rule.
John Howard. last night.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Hlver feet inches and
falling Weather clear and warm.
P1TTspURG o C. A.-River . inches and sta-
tiopary. Weather clear and warm.
ST. LouIs. Oct. 14.-Departed: Norton and
hnrges and Seudder for New Orleans The river
has risen inch. Wehther clear aud warm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
The Postonics Department Matters.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1l.-Attorney General Dev-
ems nt the request Of Postmaster General Key.
has teegraphsd tho Unitad States District AT
tor Of TINT city and move for transfer to the
Federal Court. Of suit which has been brought
against him In q B'ats court for holding some
1900 letters addressed To tho agent or secretary
OF tho Old Commonwealth Lottery. similar
suit In the United States Court ut Louisville
having yesterday been decided In hfs favor
Col. Thompson. superinendent Of tho railway
mall service. and OIL. Parker. chief Of the de.
parment Of special agents left for Richmond
TO- night on business connected with the trans
fe. to that city of tbs Southern division super
intandannv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Progress Of the Disease at Mem.
phis Yesterday.
The New Cases and Deaths Spread
OF the Fever in the Vicinity
General Notes.

MEMPHIS, Oct. IA, 10 O. m.-No new casee
reported Ten deaths have occurred since
last night-Dillie Jacobs, q returned refugee
Jerry Enright. N. X. Bowman, Lizzie Malo-
ney, james Mcbride. w. II. Smith, Frank
Hale, Eugene Eastinger, Gillis Tibbs and Ed
Moon, the two last named colored
John B. Cummings, president OF the board
Of health at Forest City. Ark, thirty miles
west Of Memphis. on the Little Rock Rail,
road, has telegraphed to the Towards fol
four nurses.
Two new cases have been reported: John
Lutz and Gus Lagonla, and one more death
R. b. Hutchinson. employo Of the internal
revenue Office.
Capt. j. o. Oates, q we'll known steamboat
man, died of the fever yesterday afternoon.
five miles below Memphis, on Vice Pfesi-
dents Island.
Nine cases In all, eight white and one col
ored, were reported to-day. Among tho num-
ber are John Lanigan. Ben Jacobs, Rev. j. j.
Pores, wife, daughter, and Mrs. Belle Lind
sey. Three additional deaths occurred Ex-
Chief of Police Thomas W. ODonnell (re-
lapse) Con Rawlns d returned refugee, and
Mrs. Catharine Martin.
The Howards received 355 In donations to-
day, and assigned twenty-five nurses to duty.
Sam Webb, brakeman Of the Little Rock
Railroad, died of fever last evening at Hope
field. Ark.
The following will be published tomorrow
lowing to the increased and increasing ma
Lightly OF the epidemic, oil permits 70 pass
through the picket line Issued prior to this
ordered to allow no person to enter or leave
Memphis after to-day without pass Issued
on or after the fifteenth OF October
Assistant Superintendent Of Quarantine.
THE SICKNESS AT CENTREv1LLE, La, Pro
NOUNCED YELLOW FEVER.
FRANKLIN. La, Oct. 14.-The sickness pre-
vniling at Centrevlle, La, five miles below
here, Is undoubtedly yellow fever. Sixteen
cases and six deaths have occurred to date.
Among those who have died are Felix Sen
nette, Mrs. John Hottendorf and two children
of William Whitworth, Among The SICK are
Brash Brown II. A. Cowan and Ned Hawkins,
the latter convaescent. Centreville is quar-
antined against on all sides.
OUTBREAK OF TILE FEVER AT FOREST CITY,
ARK.
FOREST CITY. Oct 14-The board OF health
report six cases Of yellow fever here. Four
OF the sick have died within the past six days.
child, Mrs j. Il. Brown aud Mrs Wood. Mrs.
Mark lizard is dying. Robert Loughbridge
was taken sick last night. 1t is not certain
whether his illness ls yellow fever, He is 8
brother Of Mrs. Keathly, and nursed her dur
Ing her Illness The origin of tho fever heie
is not known. Business i5 entirely suspended
and the town almost depopulated.
SEVERAL NEW CASES AT HoFETIELD.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 14.-Five cases or yellow
fever are reported existing at Hopeiield, oppo-
site Memphis. and at Forest City, forty live
miles west. The HoWards have been tee-
graphed to at Memphis for nurses. The
trains have been suspended on the Memphis
road east Of Brinklcy Forest City is ninety
miles east Of Little Rock, and no apprehen-
sions are felt here.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The British Preparing to Stay In
Afghanistan.
Victualing of Captured Fortresses-
The Communicate Tendencies Of
France-Capture of Chihau-
hua by the Mexican
Revolutionists.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

EAsTwELL PARK, Oct. 13.-The Duchess of
Edinburgh was prematurely confined and
delivered of stll-born child. She has since
slept we'll and progresses favorably.
LONDON, Oct .-Jellalabad was occupied
to-day by three British regiments, with four
guns. Allahubad and Balahissar will be vic :
tualed for five months.
dispatch to the Standard dated Sima,
October IA, says: The Camp at Ali kheyI
has been attacked by "a large number of neigh
boring tribes. The attack Was repuiBed.
Twenty three Afghan corpses were found It
is believed that many more were Carried off.
The British casualties were only five
wounded.
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Fatal Experiments with Torpedoes,

Boston. Oct. 1.-TWO men named Joseph r.
Mcclntock and Swain. who were experiment
supposed to have been killed by premature
explosion. McClintock was resident OF New
Orleans. He had with him an associate named
at the time Of the explosion. He started with
the others but. becoming sick, was put on q
larger boat. Soon after. his friends left him,
an explosion and started to look for his friends.
but could see nothing Of them, the only trace
being few floating corks and splinters. Swain
and McClintock we're aged 40 and 55 years re-
GnactiYelY
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The Virginia Debt Question ana the
COIOrsd Vote.

PETERSBURG, Oct. 13.-The colored Republt-
can "Funders." of this place, held u largely at-
tended meeting In Blandford. when speeches
favorable TO the settlement of tho State debt. us
Lawrence Thompson. Edward Manford and
other colored speakers. The colored people
are manlfesttnR as much interest In tho debt
question MS the whites. ana have organized
campaign clubs In every ward of the city to
work for the respective factions until election
day,
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A $4,000 Fire mt Lawrence, mass.

LAWRENCE. Mass, Oct. ia IRE broke out
this evening In the drying room OF the bobba
factory Of H. sprague 4 o.. on Lowell street.
TIE room. which was located on the second
floor. was stored with infammable material.
and the flames spread rapidly. Tho loss Is es
timated at $4,000; Insurance. on building and
stock. $4,000 Five hundred hands, are out Of
employment. The works were running to their
fullest capacity and had orders on hand
amounting to $4,000. The origin OF the fire is
stock in drying room. The east and north
wings were Rutted. but will be refltted immedi-
atelY.
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MEXICO.

GALVESTON, Oct. 14-The Ners publishes
the following specials
LAREDO, Oct. Information from Mon
terey, Mex, says the city Of Chihuahua has
been captured by the revolutionlsts under
Macherrao. Gen. Trevino with federal force
Ia en- route to the scene Of trouble