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noon to-day from Gen. Pope, at Leaven-
worth, Kansas announces an engagement
with Victoria's band near Ojo Caliente,
New Mexico, last Sunday, in which the
Indians were badly defeated, and Major
Morrow was still pursuing them.
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Africa.
CUTTING OF COMMUNICATIONS.

CUTTING OF COMMUNICATIONS.
LONDON, Oct. A dispatch from Cape
town says that King Cetewayo has arrived
there and has been lodged in the castle rs a
state prisoner The tribes have stopped
British telegraphic communication with
the base OF supplies
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Mr.. Benjamin Imwalle, an employe of
Redway & Burtun, this city, will be mar
ried next Tuesday to Miss Minnie Toprano,
of Day ton, Ohio. in st. Emanuel's Church
in that city. Rev. q. Hahn will tie the
knot
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The body of newly-born infant was
found in vault at No. Ill Plum street
this afternoon about half-p o'clock. 1t
had apparently been there week. An in
quest will be held by the Coroner Monday
morning. -.
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Yellow Fever.

special to the Star.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 4--l1:1o A. None new
ease to-day, Mrs. Julia SHELTON, white, and
two deaths, colored. PICKETT.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 4--1:53 Z. M.-Additional
new cases: Katie Novitski, aged % years.
% Bradford street. Deaths: Josie Garner,
aged five, 1S9 Georgia street, and Thomas
Mcbride, aged four II Market street
PICKETT.
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Exposition Notice.

After taking in all the wonders of the
Exposition call at Lou. Strasser's $50 w.
Fourth street, and take in some of his W on
derful fine cigars.
BEST SMOKE IN THE CITY.
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Marriage Licenses.
hefollowing marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
VIM. ]. Sanders and Jennie Carter.
Louis Mann and Sophia Cohen.
Marriage Licenses.

Rev. A. M. Worcester, who for several
years has served as pastor of the Third
Baptist Church, handed in his resignation
last evening to take effect Immediately
Rev. Thomas Gull, of Middletown, will oc-
cupy the pulpit tomorrow.
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G. Windisch. Muhlhauser & Bro. "Lion
Brewery has reputation the country
over. Ignorant, deprayed and wanting in
the spirit of the age, is he who is not
familiar with the "Lion Brewery"
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THE WORKING WORLD.
STRIKERS SCARE AT ST. LOUIS

STRIKERS SCARE AT ST. LOUIS.
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, Oct About fifty striking
molders were sitting around the foundry of
the Excelsior Manufacturing Company yes
terday, talking over their troubles, when
some excited individual shifted riot in the
air and telegraphed for police. A platoon
soon came down on double-quick, but the
molders quietly withdrew and there was no
row. This foundry has twelve thousand
stoves on hand and are holding out against
the strikers
MINERS OUT AT LA SALE.
National Associated Press to the Star
LA SALE, ILL.,. Oct. 4.-The miners in
the Union Coal Mine came out Yesterday
morning Work is now suspended in La
Sale, Oglesby, Peru, and Jones shafts.
Owing to the stoppage of the coal mines,
one of the furnaces at Destegera Glass
Works is shut down, and large number of
hands are thrown out of employment. 1t
is expected that work in coal shafts will be
resumed Monday, as the propret0rs show
signs of yielding the points claimed by the
miners.
MOLDERs' STRIKE AT QUINCY.
Quincy, ILL, Oct 4.-The molders in the
stove foundries here recently demanded
an increase of ten per cent in wages, claim
ing that such an advance had been made in
St. Louis. The proprietors refused to ac-
cede until satisfied that such an increase
had taken place. To-day, by order of the
Molders Union, 300 hands in the different
foundries struck.
CANADIAN GRAVEL MEN.
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. 4.--About one hun
dred men employed on the gravel train
used in connection with the construction
of the new bridge for the Occidental Rail-
road across the Ottawa River struck work
yesterday. They demand more pay.
Wee Wirelings.
Three prisoners escaped from the Clarion,
Pa, Jail.
Centennial, Jonesboro, Tenn, celebrated
yesterday.
Seth Ernest sentenced to be hanged at
Stockton, Cedar County, Mo-, November
21st.
Albert Haas killed by fall at Cam
bridge Ohio.
Stephen Sawyer killed by cars at Mon
roeville, Ind.
Chas. Gabels farmer found dead near
Vandalia, Ill.
House of Commons, Ottawa, Ont, dam
aged $4,000 by fire.
John Krouse and William Clark were
drowned at Cleveland.
James Kerby, painter suicided with
arsenic at Oxford, Ohio.
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Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage had grand re-
ception and welcome home from England
last night in his Tabernacle.
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OUGHTY-PARVIN-At the residence OF the
brides family, Cincinnati, on the LIST inst, by
Rev. A. Lowrey, D.D., Mr.. Charles L. Doughty
and Miss Anna +. Parvin. 1t
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
stock Exchange. as received by Lea Sterrett Co.,
28 West Third street:
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'ICKETT.

George Olinger, farmer. murdered by
Alex. Combs, wagun-naker, at Xenia
Grant County, Ind. jealousy.
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o. Ryler, from Garrett, Ind, had his
pocket picked of $500 in Chicago yesterday.
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Died.


sHAW-At $50 this morning, Nancy s., wife o
Thomas F. Shaw. Its
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LHOR LE--CURIOSITlES = Coins, Minerals,
Il Fossils, Indian Relics, red and white Coral
Shells, Autographs, Confederate Money, Curiosi-
ties, Foreign Stamps, &c. r. W. MERCER, 147
Central avenue. sels-2lt
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CCRAP AND PANEL PICTURES, VELVET,
~ passe partout and fancy frames, fancy station.
cry, floral visiting, Sunday and day school cards
photo and autograph albums, scrap books, per
forated goods, parlor ornaments. chromos aud
motoes, easels and copies tricks. BUCKEYE
NOVELTY CO., % and 25 Arcade Building.
ocl-3tW FdIS
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DANCING SCHOOL

HANGING SCHOOL OPENING MATINEE AT
New Orpheus Hall. corner of Twelfth and
Walnut streets, SATURDAY, October 4th, 1879, at
O'Clock p. m. Glass days WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. Terms 81 for 20
lessons, or IS for Saturday class. Ladies' and gem
Ilemen's evening classes and day per quarter a.
For private lessons, call at hall or address
se29-l8t PROF. CHAS l. w GEYER
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TfOR SALE-BOILERs. dc-Large lot of boil
IT er sand engines, new and secondhand Call
before purchasing. WARDEN, MCCLELLAN &
CO., Is Broadway auSO-l2tS. .Tu
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BEYOND THE BRINY.
Millions OF Idle Spindles in
England.
Caffres Cutting off Communications in
Africa.
Great Britain.
FIVE MILLION IDLE sPINDLEs.

FIVE MILLION IDLE SPINDLES.
Rational Associated Press to the Star.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 4-As a result of the
great depression in the Lancashire cotton
trade, it is stated that some Of the largest
private firms have curtailed the production
TO such an extent that about 100000 spin
dies are now stopped in Oldham and its sur
Houndngs alone, and the recent decision of
the spinners in reply to operatives, declin-
ing to withdraw the notice Of 5 per cent.
reduction in wages, and declining an inter-
view, will have the effect of stopping all,
or nearly ALL the spindles in the district, as
= strike is probable
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS AT PRESTON.
From Preston there is report of some
what brighter prospects. The number of
workpeople Idle is said not to be SO large as
it was a few weeks ago, though several
mills may shortly be closed. The Stourton
Mill intended stopping nearly three hun
dred thousand spindles but timely order
arrived from the Continent, and work is
still going on. There is not the slightest
improvement in tile cotton trade in
Burnley so far as an increase in the supply
of work is concerned. The pauperism in
the town is nearly tourfold what it was two
years ago.
LAND MEETINGS TOMORROW,
LONDON, Oct A dispatch from Cork
says the Farmers Club is making great
preparations for land meeting on Sun
day." A dispatch to the Times from Cork
says: The meeting promises to be small,
as the people are firing of these Sunday
meetings.
Germany.
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.
BERLIN, Oct 4.-Additional returns from
the late elections show very considerable
Liberal loss.
BRET IIARTE SICK OF The CLIMATE.
Bret Harte, United States Consul at
Crefeld, finds the climate most distressing,
and is in ill health, which will probably
compel him to resign his Consulship short
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-LAND-70,O 600 acres of choice land
l. in Castro County, Texas, in lots to suit. JAS.
A. DICK ENSON, Paris, Illinois. 3-6t
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TOR SALE-MACHINERY- Full set OF cabinet
T. making machinery. with engine and boiler.
Inquire of J. +. WILSON, at IS East Second street
Oo3- DTS
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NAT TANTED-PARTNER-In an old established
w and well T., do livery and boarding stable,
a partner wanted. Address LIVERY STABLE,
Commercial Office. 36t
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WANTED--PARTNER.

wv TANTED-GIRL--Germa girl IA or Ii years
w old to do general houseworS. Call OF CHAS.
PEPPERS, north OF Oak street, Reading Road. 1t
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GERMANY.
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.

LATER ELECTION RETURNS.
BERLIN, Oct. additional returns from
the late elections show very considerable
Liberal loss.
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Infants Body Found,

Total shares reported sold.
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MOLpERs' STRIKE AT QUINCY.

OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. 4.--About one hun
dred men employed on the gravel train
used in connection with the construction
of the new bridge for the Occidental Rail-
road across the Ottawa River struck work
yesterday. They demand more pay.
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Bret Harte United States Consul at
Crefeld, finds the climate most distressing,
and is in i'll health which will probably
compel him to resign his Consulship short
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COOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOrYPES
" made in all kinds OF weather at KELLY'S
Gallery. 1856 W. 5th st. bet. Elm and Plum
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29
Frisco Tragedy

San Francisco is fearfully as
! i.ated of the shooting of Rev. l.
S. Kallech, who had been nom
mated by the workingmen's
party as their candidate for
mayor. A faction headed by
De Young, the editor OF the
Chronicle demanded his with
drawal, threatening unless he
was Withdrawn to publish alleg-
ed acts in the early life of Kali
loch. highly deFogatory to his
character. 1t was done and
abuse also heaped on Kalloch's
dead father. kailoch retaliated
at an immense mass meeting by
saying that Charles and Mike
De Young were the bastard
sons of a prostitute. The next
morning Chas. De Young drove
up to Kalloch's i,otel and sent
up word asking hin to come
out. Kalloch appeared on the
y
sidewalk; when De Young shot
him in the breast and as hc.
turned to retreat indoors shot
him in the back. A. crowd
seized the carriage in which De
Young was, turned it over and
tore him out, He would have
been killed had he not been
rescued by the. police and taken
to jail. There was never a time
when San Francisco was more
angry. The military were
placed under arms and the po-
lice we're on duty. Strong
guards were placed over the
Chronicle building and. printing
offices to prevent them being
sacked. The trouble all grows
out of the personalities inaugur-
ated by the Chofacie.
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hN ouT1 en-

Houston has declared strict
Quarantine against Galveston
and the 7fh.g,am, of Houston,
is almost beside itself with ioy.
The cause OF this action upon
the part of-the board of health
OF Houston is well understood.
That it had been done, created
no surprise here; the public al
=lost as one man condemn the
act as ar5itrar,, and uncalled
for. By the hish-handcd act
Houston proposes TO interfere
with the commerce Of the state
and ti,us perpetrate an outrage
upon thc entire people. The
matter is now III the hands OF
the governor for solution, and
10 him the people lock for
pronpt and decisive action.
The righs of onc city 10 quar-
antiie against another for ain
imaginary grievance should be
finally and definitely settled.
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our ENLARGEMENT.


We have the pleasure Of PIE
senting onr readers the WEEKLY
BANNER enlarged by the addi-
ton Of two inches tot the length
Of the columns, which is equiv
alent to nearly four fun columns
of matter. TIE BANNER is now
one Of the largest weekly pa
pcrs published in the interior OF
Texas. It's liberalization is al
ready large, but not near as large
as it should be. Oar subseri-
bers can help US to cXtcad cur
circulation By inducing their
borrowing" ncighbors to sub
scribe. The, price is only So a
year. or 50 cents FOR ; months,
including postage.
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SEVERAL important state
elections occur this year. In
California, September 3; Maine,
September 8. In Iowa and
Ohio, October Il; Maryland,
Massachusetts, Minnesota. New
York and Wisconsin, Novem-
Der I, also in Mississippi, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, No
vember 4. and in Louisiana,
December; state officers in
whole or i'll part are to be cleo
ted in all these states. The re-
suit in Maine will be awaited
eagerly, but Ohio and New
York are by all odds the pivotal
states.
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DENNIs KEARNEY made a


DENNIS KEARNEY made a
speech to an immense crowd at
San Francisco in. which he urg-
ed them to maintain the peace
and vindicate their position at
the ballot box. The condition
of Katioch is much improved
The alta and the Call editor
ially denounce the course pur-
sued by the Chronicle and as
sert that it has established a
systemof espionage upon pub
lie men and has levied black
mail on persons and corpora
tons. De Young claims that in
shooting kalloch he only did
what any man having a spark
of manhood would have done.
The course of De Young is
generally condemned.
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PoLYGAMY must go, says the
Waco Examiner. The consti-
tuition of the United States
grants the fullest religious liber-
ty and the Mormons claim that
polygamy is part of their re-
ligious belief. Does a religious
beliefjustify a violation of civil
orcriminal law?
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TIE sMoRs HOUSE TAX


y few weeks ago we publish
ed the amendment 10 be voted
On by the people on Tuesday,
September the snd. For the
information of our readers We
reproduce it:
SECTION 70. Farm products
in the hands of the producer,
and family supplies for homo
and farm use, are exempt from
taxation until otherwise direct
ed BY two-thirds vote OF all
the members elect to both
houses of The legislature.
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A DRUMMER went to Calves
ton and reported that lious-
ton member of the board Of
health had said Houston wanted
revenge for Galvcston's action
last year. The Houstonian de-
mes the soft impeachment.
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The Colorado case is set
tied so. far as the governor is
concerned. On the Goth inst.
he telegraphed to the president
of the board of health at Gal
weston to admit the Colorado
and her passengers and freight
into port at once, and to take
every precaution about the car
go that prudence dictates. AT
I2.5 A. NJ. "Wednesday the Col
orado's passengers came into
Galveston. 1t now remains to
be seen what Houston is going
to do about it.
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The Flatonia A,.gns contains
an editorial in which it is claim
ed that the rich escape punish
mcnt while the poor and friend
less rascals are hanged OF sent
to the penitentiary. In proof
of this assertion it cites a num-
Der of well known criminal ca j,
scs. All should be equal before
the law, but the power and in
huence of money is potent, not
only in texas, but throughout
the length and treadth Ct the
land. In time public sentiment
will regulate this.
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P. T. BARNUM, the greatest
Snowman in the world has inl-
phcit confidence in printers ink.
He is now on the road with his
great moral show and spends
more than a $1,000 a day in adj
vertising. This is the sectes of
his success.
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THE speeches of Carl Schurz
and Judge Taft were generally
reported in full, while only a
summary was given of the
speech of Secretary Sherman.
A paiagrapher says a man who
can have his speeches circula-
ted for his own benefit. and who
can make the treasury pay for
it. does not need full reports.
Sherman is using the entire
force in the treasury depart
ment to advance his own inter-
eSts.
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The BANNER has received the
catalogue ofthe 10TH ST. Louis
Fair and exposition, which
commences Monday September
~; closes Saturday October II.
The aggregate premiums offer
cd amount to $4,000. These
fairs are always attractive and
far exceed any held in the west.
Reduced rates of fare are off
cred by all railroads.
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POSTPONED.

=, sAIaj:'Penn's campmeeting ad-
vertised to take place at Sew
ards springs, independence.
has been postponed until the Ist
of October. in order to give
planters time to gather their
crops.
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A CALL upon the commercial
travellers of Texas is published
in the San Antonio Exktfss ask
ing that contributions to a fund
to offer a thousand dollars re-
ward for the arrest of the MUIR
derer of Benner, a drummer, be
sent to Heidenheimer Brothers,
Galveston. The State authori-
ties, it is CLAIMED, are taking no
action tending TO his arrest.
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IL Lamar county where they
have a white mans government
they have money in the coun-
ty treasury. From the quarter
ly statement Of the County COM
nlissioners at appears there was
e5,ooS, 50 in the treasury.
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a GRANT organ is about to
be started in Washington and
the Indianapolis iownal, a stall
wart paper says: Newspapers
started for the express purpose
of organing any one man are
not apt to be long-lived." This
may not be very encouraging.
but at the same time the Grant
organ will be started and grind
out tunes favorable to him.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29

A coLoRED child was lately
born in St. Louis with mouth
like q pigs. The end Of the
child's nose IS altogether de-
tached from its face, and bears
a strong resemblance to the
snopt of a pig. The nostrils
are well marked and the snout
is about two inches long.
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Few have any idea of the ex-
tent of the Chinese famine.
Russian merchants recently re-
turned from China say they
have seen people die in the
streets of many towns and vii
lagos Of sheer starvation, and
state not only that anthropo-
phagy is practiced upon the bo-
dies of the dead, but that fam
ished men attack the living, and
prey upon them with ferocity.
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CASTLE THUNDER. well
known prison-house during the
war, in Richmond, Va. was
burned on the 10th inst. it was
occupied as a tobacco factory.
. Loss about $4,000.
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EVIDENCE seems to be accu-
mulating, says the San Antonio
Express, to prove that the Sun
day law is ootand can not be in.
force, as it never passed the
senate.
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AT Houston, says the Age,
the excessive ennui of Sunday
life in the city and the terrible
monotony- growing out of the
blue law causes the young men
to seek other sources of amusc-
ment. A number of young
business men excurted out to
San Jacinlo and ished all day
Sunday.
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The initial number Of the
Gainesville. Weekly Register is
received 1t is published by
the Register Publishing COM
pany and is under the very able
editorial management of M:
Martin. 1t is simply the Sher-
man RfgTstf, in a new field and
carries with it its old prestige.
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GALvEsToN's campmeetiug is
quite successful, there are a
number of "tenters" on the
ground. Quite a number of
persons have presented thcna-
selves at the mourners bench.
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The cotton convention in
New York developed the fact
that but 81 per cent. of the cot
ton crop is manufactured in this
country; the remainder of it is
exported, its value being about
SI7o,ooo.o 900.
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The Brennan BANNER says,
washington county's two col
ored members of the legislature
voted for the puritanical Sunday
law. They were probably
necrcd by Senator Homan-"
But Senator Holman, although
a minister of the gospel, voted
against the Sunday law.-Tc-
io5ia .i4gocate. ~
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The Houston telegram refer
ring to the admission of the
Colorado says: 1--WE feel per-
fectly satisfied that our health
authorities have but one plain
course of duty to pursue, and
that is to quarantine against
Galveston"
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4 MEETING OF scientists is
now being held at Saratoga, N.
Y. The chronological club
held its first session and was adj
dressed by professor Lintner.
The list OF working entomolo-
gists in this country has now in
creased to. SSs... IF. ALI these
SIS bugologists were turned
loose among the cotton worms
now depredating in this vicini-
~ the destruction of worms
would be immense.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-29

TAE Waco Telephone INDUCES
in some reflections on the de-
mise of the Sherman Patriot
long published as the organ of
the republican party in that sec
ton Of the state. Since the re-
publican party went out of pow
er in Texas tine organ has been
getting weaker and weaker I'M
til at last the crank refuses to
turn and its sound is completely
deadened.
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A GERMAN farmer living in Iro-
quo.s county, Illinois. shot his
wife with gun, blowing off her
lower jaw. and then completed
the murder by gashing her head
and body with an axe.