The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-02

visit was To make au inventory OF the
property IN the h. use that MIS-. Spra-
L r might lpSic e wha, she claimed as
her p',snnai prop~riy.
MAYyILLE, N Y, September so =
Hanlon, accompanied 10y his TRAINER,
took up his quarters at the CD .tsrqpa
Lake Rouse To-day, and will 1T once
go into active ;rS'ning. lie is impruv-
ing daily, snd expects to be in fae
condition by he sixteenth.
WAsHISGu S.psmber 80 The
Treasurer OF the United States and As
sistaLt Treasurer have been directed to
pay out gold and silver in freely upon
all government obligations presented
for payment At their respective offices.
MEMPHIS, September 30--10A NJ
Three new cases were reported this
morning, Sister Agnes and tEo colored.
The undertskers report three inter-
ments, Mary Boon, Mrs. Martha Mil
burn and l.. Winston, and last named
colored. Mrs. M,lburn is the mother
of Thos. II. Mllburn, president Of the
German National Bank.
The weather is warm and sultiy.
Mrs. Bacon, vile of David Bacon,
died last night.
The secretary Of the Howsrds, at q
meeting held last night. stated the
daily expenses to be about 500. The
funds on hand Will last about fifteen
days unless the fever continues to
spread into the adjscens country.
LoUBvILLE, September 80. Third race
One and q half miles; Ben Hill won,
Ada Glenn second, Buckner third.
Time, 2:3S Ia.
Fourth race - One and oue-eighih
miles; Victim won, Goodnight second,
Short third. Time, :56.
LOUISVILLE, September 3e.-Moore
of Crab Orchard shot Col. w. Lewis
Clark, Jr., president of the Louisville
Jockey Club ct the Calf House last
night. 1t is not believed his wounds
are fatal. Moore had two horses en-
tered for race at the club grounds,
but being indebted to the club for
forfei,s the president refused to allow
them to start. Moore and Clarke met
In the evening and after some words
had passed between them Clarke went
10 his Office and was in few minutes
followed by Moore, who began shoot
ing. One ball struck Clarke In the
right breast aud glanced around under
the shoulder.
CINCINNATI, September 80. - The
various trades' union succeeded in get
ting about 200e men on q strike yester-
day.
CHATTENAUGO, N. V. September 80
Mrs. Laura Barnard, a widow aged 60
years, died suddenly on Sunday in in
tense agony. Her daughter, the wife
of man of bad repute named Richard
ShrOuder, is suspected of the crime.
She has been arrested and is now lock-
cd up awaiting the result of the
coroner's investigation. 1t is reported
that the daughter purchased arsenic at
the village drug store and poisoned her
mother.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 80
The Alexandria and Fairfax Agricul-
tural Associations Fair opened to-day
and was 6 great suc6 eas. The attend
ance numbered 1000. The display in
all the departments was excelled,
especially herses and cattle and the
Arabian stations Of Gen. Grant. There
was a grand firemans' parade and
tournament during the afternoon.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, September 30
1t Is officially announced that the Han
Courtney race will positively occur
on October 16 on Lake Chstauqna.
LOUISVILLE, September 30.-Clsrk,
who shot Moore at the Gait House,
afterwards drove to the pohce station
and surrendered himself.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 3d.
Eight thousand dollars was awarded
to-day against RsverdeyJ Dangerfeld
in the circuit court for being accessory
to the shooting and mumipg of ID. G
Thompson year ago when Thompson
was shot by f. w. Harrison.
BALTIMORE, September 30.-J. B.
Warren, a merchant from North Caro-
lins, who was purchasing goods in this
city, mysterioasly disappeared this
morning. 1t ID stated that he had
$500 on his person.
NEW YORK, September 30 The
board of Aldermen to-day rejected
Mayor Cooper's nominations, as fol-
lows: Sheridan Shock and Charles r.
Costa, for police commissioners; j.
Wallace Bryant, John III. B-andy.
Nicholas Buertonschen, Jacob A. Gross,
d. D. T. Marshall and Allen Melon
aid. for excise commissioners.
MEMPHIS, September 80. - Seven
more new cases were reported, Sdsie
Lucas, James Rice, Adolph Rosedale,
Mrs. Mary Bacon, Annie and Leo
Serne and Sal:ie White, the last named
celored. Mrs. Ruth James and M 50
Rate James, residing beyond the city
limits, are also reported down with
the fever.
Three additional deaths have &C.
CURED, Isaac Lacroix, Charley d. Dur
zus and John Pettus.
Mrs. Prestige continues to improve.
Sister Agnes, whose name was re
ported among the new cases to-day,
came from St. Mary's Catholic Hospital
of s.. Louis with Sister Joseph about
three weeks ago. She has been at
tending the sick at the city hospital
where she now lies Ill. Thomas II.
Millburn, president of the German
National Bank, has been i'll with fever
for the past week. He has been at
tended by Gen. w. J. Smith, acting
president Of the Howard Association,
who reports him convslescing. His
name has never been reported. Effie
DalZell, daughter Of Rev. w. T. Dali
zell, is progressing favorably.
MEMPHIS, September 30 The fol-
lowing notice was served to day to
the Hon. ]. 8. Galloway, special judge:
IN. W. spears, Jr.-Please take notice
that l will, on Wednesday, the first Of
October, in the city of Brownsville,
Tennessee, before Hoo. l. Livingstone,
chancellor, move for an Injunction to
restrain j. 8. Galloway from acting as
special judge of the circuit court OF
Shelby county, and N. w. Spears, Jr.,
from acting under any fat orders
or DEGREES of said ]. 8 Galloway
while acting as special judge, etc.
Signed John johnson, superintendent
of quarantine, by s. w. Gordon, So
lIcitor."
HARTFORD, Conn.,, September 3d.
Rev. J. B @ Walkers wife sues him
for divorce. Walker has been prom
inent divine. Emminent counsel are
engaged, and the matter attracts much
attention. Mrs. Walkers grounds are
abuse and intidelity.
CHICAGO, September 3d. The re-
union Of the army Of the Tennessee
has been postponed to November Is,
ewing to Gen. Grants inability to be
present in time.
NEW ORLEANS. September 30.-J.
Martin Boehme, y telegraph operstIr