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The daily gazette., 1880-01-14

II kf,,NE.-The Intelligence from NAME
|ha morning papers presents very 1T
|,ho, is new. The Republican menu
4 wbo seized the State House at
[,,n.,a. ON Monday, adjourned on
E,day morning until Saturday AFTER
bu. They first agreed upon series
|oue,tlons touching the legality OF
.ir organization for submission TO the
n,ame judicial Court. The Fusion
Sislature met as usual yesterday but
5curned without transacting any busi-
Gen. Chamberlain refuses posi-
! Slv IN recognize Acting Gov. Lamson
&hi.r oxeculiye of the State until the
Edi,y of his title is tested by the Su-
.inc Court.
n is announced that the Fusionists
II choose Governor to-day. Ano'her
Icrt Is that the scheme Of electing
|Goycrnor and Council have been
sndoned By the Fusionists for the
Isent at least, and it now looks as If
h parties had tacitly agreed 70 rest
I elly until the Supreme Court Is heard
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Cape May County.

BLAINE AND BAYARD 10 KED UPON
AS THE COMING MEN.
Special to the Press.
CAPE ISLAND, Jan. 13.-We have no
bank presidents in this county, and only
two newspapers, ,6ne favoring thenomina-
tion of Blaine and the other of Bay ard,
and representing very fairly the majority
opinion in each of the two political
parties.
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Another Boom for senator Bayard.

WARRINGTON, January l3.-The pc
tition for the withdrawal of the legal
tender power of United States treasury
notes, presented in the Senate to-day by
Mr.. Herman, is signed by over 1900 in
dividuals and firms of New York city
and State, representing all classes and
parties. Among the signatures are those
of Ex-Gov. Lucius Robinson, Chief
Justice Sanford E. Church aud other
justices Of the Court of Appeals as we'll
as Of prominent men in all business
pursuits. 1t sets forth that if enacted
into law the Bayard joint resolution
will greatly enhance business pros
perity.
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'LNAr"h LAMAh's CoSDITIoN.-A
patch from Washington says:-The
'hds OF Senator Lamar are exceed
''y anxlous about him and they are
inclined TO credit the reports from
f'l''lppl which speak of his case as
Pe'nl' This is his second attack, and
y Will be happily surprised IL he re-
''f' from 1t sufii clently to resaine his
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Important ,o Motber..

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL corrects acidity OF the
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health aHd com fort,
10 mother and child. During the process
Of teething its value is incalculable. IL
softens the gums. reduces Inflammation
and ailays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
lne cnld and co'n tort 10 the mother.-
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Messrs. Parnell and Dillon received
several delegations of Irish citizens in
Boston, yesterday, among them one
to visit that place. Last night there was
great "Parnell demonstration" In Low
ell, at which nearly $4,000 was subscri bed.
When will the orchestra at the Opera
House learn some new music3
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rHEFARMERs STATION RECORD

The above Is the title of a new far
mer's journal, the initial number of
which has been received 1t is devoted
TO investigation, experiment AMI discus
sion of various phases of agriculture and
is the organ Of the American Farmers
Experiment Station. Conrad Wilson is
editor aud the whole paper bears testi-
mouy r. the ability of the manager The
price is 81 90 per year.
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nisi"na's Vote ON Her Co,.,,,u
tiOn,

,,a,l', a1p"'ch from New Orleans, dated
iS'' States that the board OF can
M to,, '""' day completed the official
ras '"e vote for the new constitution.
4 dan, "uopted by majority OF 6s,l4s.
Eor', 9pt ordinance was adopted by lO,4s7
Inc test question OF the In
"A " ~ 'he franchises of the Louisiana
company was, therefore, hand.
|ea y 'uuorsed by the citizens of New
sIua "''er an experience OF the past
we years Of strict honesty and exact
\, ~, Inc particulars OF It's next (the
Iawing having may be had by addressing
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or same
4, a. NO Sl9 Broadway, New York
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o senate Of New York, yesterday,
'n,,rreht 'nas,,ht resolution was Introduced
ationg Congress to make an appro-
,t;nn ior ihs speedy erection of forti-
l S og anu defenses 10 "protect the
H. u y New York against hostile at
r,ncod IN the Assembly a bill was in
Asineu Aieu providing for the electlon of
/, lHen'ial Electors by CONGREGATIONAL
"i'''' and two Electors at Large,
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EAs gailg Sasetts.

,,.rious firms who advertise 70
.r.', nr nnon receipt of fifty and sixty
[~''u Sp"nd volume Of "wsbster's
ls' fls''dssS OO Dictionary" are pronounced
,U' ,Se special agents of the Post oillss i,s
WV .',,oo, to be imposters. 1t is said
,nr parlies engaged in the business 5
-" ,a nnder numerous aliases, and
F, .aIdom make any return for mon
,scejyed. and when return is made
/ sm.,l book which can be pur-
l.ed at retail for from ten to twenty
! cents.
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SUPERVISORS OF ASSESSMENT

1t has been expected that the assess
ment supervisors would be appointed
by His Honor Judge Bradford in the
United States District Court yesterday,
hut II was not done. The reason for this
was that the chief supervisor had not
completed list of the Democratic su-
pervisors, which he is to recommend,
the law requiring the appointment of
1.-TWO supervisors for each election dis
trict of different political parues."
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THE BAYARD RESOLUTION
The Senate Finance Committee will
take up The Bayard resolution this after
n oon al special meeting.
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W. N. CHANDLER,
anl4-lm No Gil Market Street.
CHERIFF's SALE.
y By virtue of a writ Of Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. S4l Shipley St.,
Kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY, the 31st day OF January,
1850, at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
uate in the city of Wilmington, formerly
Christiana Hundred, New Castle county,
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beg nnlng at a stake at the intersection
of the southwesteriy side of emmett
road and the northwesterly side of Riddle
street, as laid down in plot or tract Of
land designated as Washington Village,
thence along said side of Kennett road In
stake, thencein a asouthwesterly direction
3nd parallel TO Riddl street so feet TO q
stake thence in a southeasterly direction
and parallel to the Kennett road 40 feet to
the said side of Riddle street, and thence
thereby in a norlheasterly direction 80
feet TO the place of beginning, containing
within these bounds thirty-iwo hundred
square ieet of land, be the same more or
less.
seized and taken in execution as the
properly of Thomas b. Hizar and Caro-
ilse, his wife and Robert Lee and Agnes,
his wife, and I. T., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sheriff,s Office, New Castle, January l3,
1880. janli-3twJs
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Meetings Tonight.
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. 8, l. O.o.F.
Champion Lodge, No; {, X. ofP.
Harmony Lodge. No. 8. A. o. g. F.
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kept by Geo. Whitfield, In the city. hum
dred and county OF New Castle, Del, on
FRIDAY, the 30th day of January, 1880
at O'Clock, p. M.
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NEW ADvERTisEMENTs.

NI ANTED - Copies of THE DAILY
w GAZETTE for July %, 1879, and Sep
tember 3, 1879. Ten cents each will be
paid for perfect copies of the above dates
at THIS OFFICE.
jan14tf
OST.-On Saturday afternoon o.
IL large round ice scale, for which 500
reward will be given ON returning IL to
the Wilmington Ice and Coal Co., No.
East Second street. janl2.
EOR RENT-Wheelwright and Black
T. smith shops and Dwelling at Lamb
son, on the Kent Co. Railroad. Inquire of
James Crippen, No. West Third street,
Wilmington. Janl4-lm
NOR RENT-A Blacksmith Shop and
IN House at Brackenville. Apply TO
BETHIA BRACkEN,
janl4 2td&2tw Hook essin Del.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
ON SATURDAY,

No. s4l Shlpley street, kept by John ].
New Castle county, Delaware,
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lyhEhIr Is SALE.
y By virtue OF u wal of Levari Facjas
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
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3ILPIN HOUSE,

OBy virtue OF writ of Ais. Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale. at the -
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CHERlFF'S SALE. 4't Hi"i4d
y By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, VIII be exposed TO
public sale, al the
LAFAYETTE HoTEL,No. S4I Shipley st.
kept by john ]. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware,
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flNHE MAN OR WOMAN
Who looks out for
NUMBER ONE will find q
SPI,ENDID RARREI, OF
NUMBER ONE FLOUR

awaiting heir purchase at the Reliable
Flour Store of
w. N. CHANDLER,
anl4-lm No Gil Market Street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07
PRETTY PATTI.
The Charming Cantatrice Again
in Trouble.
Her Financial Secretary Drubs
Her Husband.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN Francisco, Jan. IA new trouble
has arisen in the Carlotta Patti troupe.
There is war between DeMunck, PATHS
husband, and Ernest Fiscaoff, her finan-
cial secretary. Saturday night, in the din
ing-room of the Palace Hotel, Fischoff and
DeMunck became involved IN a quarrel
about the impossibility Of collecting debt
in America. Flschoff, presuning to differ
from DeMunck, the latter assailed him in
the vilest terms in Italian.
Fischoff repressed his anger in the dining
room and waited until his opponent came
out into the hail. when he collared him
and gave him 20 d drubbing Subse-
quently the pair adjourned to little street
along side the hotel, where Fischoff so
thoroughly punished his antagonist that
the latter rincontinently retreated. DeMunck
n NV straight to Patti and told HISTORY and
4manded Fischoff's discharge on the spot.
Patti implied and wrote letter to
Fiscfoff to that effect. He has brought
suit for the money due him and the amount
to carry him back to Austria He presents
diary of rows in the troupe, caused by
DeMunck. evidently to show what Nine.
Patti has to endure from him. This trou-
Bile is likely to cause the engagement OF
the company here TO end in disaster.
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GARFIELD. GOT IT.
Result Of the Senatorial Caucus at
Columbus.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
COLUMBUS, Jan. THE joint caucus oi
Republican Senators and Representatives
for the nomination of candidate for u. 8.
Senator to succeed Allen G. Thurman,
March 4th. 1881, was held last evening in
the Representatives Chamber. Upon mo-
ton of DR.. Scott, of Warren County, Hon.
F. B. Pond was made Chairman, and upon
motion of Gen. J. y. Jones, of Delaware,
the caucus was held with open doors.
The chairman read letter from Hon.
VIM. Dennison, Withdrawing from the con-
test.
Major Townsend, of Athens. in a long
James A. Garfield.
Hon. Peter Stryker, of Cincinnati, read q
dispatch from Hon. Stanley Matthews, au-
thorising the withdrawal Of bis name, be-
cause the public opinion of the party
favored the selection of another man. Mr..
Stryker warmly endorsed the nomination
of General Garfield.
Hon. Ben. Eggleston, of Cincinnati, paid
concluded with hoping that Garfield would
be made the nominee by rising vote. Gen.
Jones then moved Garfields nomination
by acclamation, which was carried with
three rousing cheers the members rising
to their feet.
The enthusiasm was tremendous, every
manifestation Of delight being indulged in.
Senator Carron. of Cuyahoga, moved that
the Chairman inform General Garfield ol
the action Of the caucus by telegram, and
an adjournment ensued Immediately.
The Chairman telegraphed General Gar.
field, per instructions, at Cleveland.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07
BOGUS BANKERS.
POst-Oflice Officials Breaking Up
the Business.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YoRK, Jan. THE work of break
ing up the business of fraudulent bankers
and brokers has been continued, and addi-
tional results accomplished within the past
few days.
Another order is now expected from the
Pos master General forbidding the delivery
of mail matter to Benedict & Co., Warts,
Barnes & Co.. Thatcher, Belmont & Co. and
Charles Foxwell q Co.
Evidence is also laid before the Post-Office
Department. concerning several more firms,
while Others have voluntarily gone out of
the business 1t appears that, taken alto
gether, there has been a very surprising
number of banking firms or brokers en-
gagged in swindling operations. A reporter
has been shown ten government mail-bags,
twenty-five cases and two large trunks, all
Of which are filled with the correspondence,
list OF names and books that were taken
from the four offices of Lawrence &. Co.,
Allen, Jordan & Co., Adams, Brown u Co.,
and Barnes, Garrison & Co., which were all
under one management.
1t is said that q man named Pattie, who
ran fraudulent Havana lottery scheme
several years ago, and has since been ell
gagged in sew raj fraudulent enterprises, is
getting circulars printed in the name of
Pattie & 20. lie was a partner In Simp-
s N & Co.'s, one OF the firm recently broken
up, and is equipped with hundreds OF
thousands Of names.
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CORNCRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together in Old
Kentucky.
Special I to the Star.

Special to the Star.
MT. STERLING. Jan. 7.-At Cornwall, Men
ifee County, difficulty occurred in which
WIN. Slone shot Eb Gilbert four times and
VIM. Gilbert once The latter died in about
twenty-four hours afterward. and Eb is not
expected to recover. The parties are all
young men.
Mt. VERNON, Jan. THE examining
trial of w. A. Owens, for the murder Of
James Langford in this county on the 29th
ult., concludes here to-day. The evidence
made out clear case of murder. The line
of defense is the bad character of the de-
ceased. t
CYNrHIAHA, Jan. IA German named
Schwartz, from Covington, who has been
living with the family of George Herr a
blacksmith at Broadwell. in this county,
committed suicide Monday night by cut
ting his throat with butcher knite.
PITTs' PoINr, Jan. Peter Mitchell was
killed in his stable early yesterday morn
ing BY mule kicking him in the stomach.
BARpsrowN, Jan. Mr.. George W.
Hunter, the renowned Marshal of this
place, has rendered his resignation.
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TODAY IN CONGRESS-.
HOUSE..
HOUSE.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. by unanimous
consent the States were called in the House
for bills for reference. The majority OF
the bills were, as usual. for pensions
Mr.. Coffroth, of Pennsylvania, offered q
resolution directing the Postmaster Cen
eral to report why he had not complied
with the law of March Sd, 1879, which au-
thorized him to issue double postal card
and double envelope. Referred.
Mr.. Barber, of Illinois, offered bill to
prevent the use of the United States flag
for advertising purposes
Mr.. Covert, of New York, offered two
bills, one to reduce the duty on steel rails,
| and another to reduce the duties on mer-
chandise generally.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE nomination Of
Daniel B. Winger was sent in to-day as
Postmaster Of Washington.
Mr.. Pendleton gave notice of the follow.
ing amendment to Mr.. Bonds financial
resolution: To add the following words:
"And said notes shall not bs available for
any reserve required to be kept in the Ma
tional Banks, and also that reserve shall
be kept in Jin."
The Voorhees, Exodus Committee was
authorized by the Senate to employ clerk,
etc., and will meet tomorrow and organ
| ize.
| At 2 p. m. the Senate went into execu'
| tive session.
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THE COURTS.
COMMON PLEAS

COMMON PLEAS.
Robert Mavtum against Alice Maytum. In this
case, suit for divorce, tried yesterday, Judge
Moore granted decree to-day
James NJ. Love against Emily Love- Decree Of
divorce granted on the grounds of cruelty and
gross neglect. =
Louise Boyer against Robert Boyer. Decree of
divorce granted on the grounds Of willful alb
sence and gross neglect
Eva F. Helm against John Helm. Petition for
divorce charging cruelty; that the defendant took
the plaintiff by the throat and threatened to kill
her. Willful absence was also charged.
Decree granted on the ground of willful ab-
sence.
Barbara Kaiser against Frank E. Kaiser. Suit
for divorce on the ground of cruelty. On trial
Elizabeth Zeigler against Frank We'll, admins
traitor OF Peter Zegler. Tn action is brought to
recover $780, The plaintiff is the mother of Peter
Zegler and she claims that she loaned him this
money to 20 into business, and to assist him in
building. Peter Zeigler died suddenly in 1874
The defendant denies that at the time OF the son g
death he was indebted to his mother. In
progress.
DISTRICT COURT.
James F. Williams against John. Dickbrader.
Action involving the title to real estate In prog
ress
The will Of Jacob Reekner was admitted to
probate.
The win of Louis Geilfus was also probated.
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RAILROAD DISASTERS.
FATAL WRECK ON THE BEE LINE.

FATAL WRECK ON THE BEE LINE.
Special to the Star.
UNION Cry, IND, Jan. IA through
freight on the Bee Line was completely
wrecked four and half miles east, at Still
water, yesterday, by tine washing away Of
a culvert. Joseph Archer, fireman, and
H. w. Davis, front brakeman, were killed,
and John Martin, the engineer, crushed.
He will probably recover. The engine and
eight cars loaded with merchandise were
demolished.
FEARFUL COLLISION IN ILLINOIT'
GALEsBuRe. ILL.,. Jan. 7.-Dnring dense
fog last night stock train on the Burling-
ton branch Of the c., B. & Quincy Railroad
at Gales Hollow ran into the rear end Of
another train going in the same direction,
owing to the impossbility of seeing The
lights. A terrible wreck was the result
Two stock men in the caboose were killed
and several Others severely injured. Latest
reports from the wreck state that some
bodies were supposed to be under the de-
bris. Several car loads Of stock were
wrecked and many animals killed.
NO LOSS OF LIFE.
New York. Jan. 70 P. MA dispatch
Just received from up town states that
there was collision on the Elevated Rail.
road at Fifty-ninth street and Ninth ave-
nue this morning. The engineers of both
trains jumped from the track to the ground,
and there was no loss of life.
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HIGH WATER.
Seventeen Feet and Rising al
Pittsburg. ~s-
Mad River and the Miami Still
Booming.

Special to the Star.
P1rrsBuRG, Pa. / P. M.-There is II feet
8 inches of water here and the upper
rivers are rising. Dispatches to the con-
trary Notwithstanding there will be no
coal 60 ont at present. a
Last evening the tow-boat Bob Cornell,
in making landing, struck loaded barge
against the pier of the Pan Handle bridge
There was twelve thousand bushels Of
coal in the barge. which is total loss. 1t
belongs to William Neal.
Col. H. B. Hays, the prominent coal man,
who had been i'll for some time, but was
improving. has had relapse and is given
up by his doctors. '
The Emma Graham was detained twenty
four hours by big load and high water,
and is Rs,e tonight. a44a 4s44aAlsas.
DAYTON, O., Jan. THE Miami, Mad
River and Saltwater have been booming,
but the Miami is rapidly falling to-day.
There has been great damage done to
farms up and down the river. The low
lands, or "bottoms" have been overhowed,
and crops in many instances carried away
or ruined.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered BY
Star Special Reporters.

!. st. Louis.
PROFESSIONAL TRAMP--sAND HAuLERs' STRIKE,
Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Fred. Gilch, the pro-
fessional tramp" challenges any man in
the United States to Neutrality-suspicious. 60.
as-you-please, for 500 a side; $25 forfeit.
The members of the Sand Haulers' Union
have notified the bosses that from and after
February 1st they would not haul sand for
less than 81 per load. A strike is looked
for.
Lewis B. Beach, late Circuit Attorney,
was buried yesterday afternoon.
L0uisvllle.
SUICIDE OF A BUTCHER-CAsE OF KIDNAPPING.
Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7.-William Beck, a
butcher, committed suicide last evening at
his slaughter house, on Lexington street.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, by
discharging bullet from six-shootel
through the mouth into his brain. Bad
whisky and bad debts.
The two little daughters of Mrs. H. G.
Benson, who is separated from her hus
band, were kidnapped from school yester-
day and spirited away in hack. 1t is be-
lieved they we're abducted by the father
and taken to Buffalo.
Columbus.
NOT DOWN IN THE BILLs-THAT SENSATIONAL
DIVORCE.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS Jan. Last night, at the
Grand Opera-house, the Frederick Paul
ding Combination was playing 1.-THE
Wife's Secret" and at the close of the sec
ond act Mr.. Mason, the stage manager
stepped before the curtain and announced
that owing tn the attac' ment Of the money
in the box Office by Manager Morris the
play ould stop. The bewildered audienc.
retired, but none of them got their money
back.
The beautiful Mrs. Clara Ambos has filet
motion to the suit against her brough
by her husband, to obtain reasonable ali
mony while the suit is pending.
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BAD BUSINESS.
Pistol Practice Down on Pan
ther Greek.
Burglars Bold in q New York
POst-Office.
How a Young Rowdy Revenged
a Slap.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Specials to the Star.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. John Lam
ham was yesterday sentenced in the Dis
trict Court to be hanged Feb. 9th next for
numbering George Drake in theater here
in August, 1873.
MARSHAL MoRTALITIES. #ta
MARSHALL, TEX, Jan. 7.-During q row
between Col. Holton's son and a colored boy
in Rusk County yesterday bystander drew
pistol and shot y0nng Holton through
the body, killing him instantly. The muir
derer was committed to prison without
bail.
John Crenshaw and G. A. Moore, brothers
in-law. of Penola County, had difficulty
at dance in Gregg County, eighteen miles
west of here, about Moore's wife, and Cren-
shaw shot Moore mortally and skipped to
louisiana Crenshaw claims to have fred
in self defense, while Moore, in his dying
statement, says it was causeless murder.
PAINFULLY KILLED HIS GIRL.
BEAUMONT, TEX. Jan. I'm Nacogdoches
County, above here, Washington Whitaker,
colored, was visiting the daughter of Han
dy Burton, another negro, at the latter's
house. Whitaker took up a shotgun,
loaded, capped it, and playfully fired at the
girl. She. uttered one groan and fell on the
floor dead. Whitaker has been arrested
and jailed.
ArRAeEDY IN TENNESSEE.
MoRR1srowN, Tenn, Jan. 7.-Informa.
tion is just received here of an affray on
Panther Creek, seven miles above Sneed
vile, in Hancock County. ]. P. Nichols
shot and killed Arthur Davis. the ball
entering above the collar bone, ranging
down and killing him instantly. Nichol.
received two wounds, one in the shoulder
and the other in the arm. He was arrested
and bound to court for murder in the frs
degree
BETTER LET THEN FIGHT.
ROCKFORD, I'LL, Jan. IA Mrs. Forbes
of Winnebago, this county. slipped ant
fell while attempting to separate two boy'
who were fighting in her yard, and wal
injured so that she died yesterday.
wooLsEY WAS TOO QUICK.
OMAHA, Jan. I'm a quarrel between
Joe Coburn and William Woolsey, a res
taurant keeper at Deadwood. last night
Coburn drew his revolver first, but Wool
sey fired, and the ball entered Cuburn'!
breast. He lies in dying condition.