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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-01-31

PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Miss Mary
Eisfeller, Of Meyersdale, Pa, is visit
ing her uncle, George Eisfeller, Esq,
our estimable Bailiff.
Miss Sadie Hooking, also of Mey-
ersdale, is stopping with Frostburg
friends.
Duncan E. Shaffer, ESQ.,, formerly
Of this place, now travelling salesman
for Buck, Hef1ebower & Neer, of Bal
timore, was in town this week. He
can talk "boots and shoes" with the
best of them.
Messrs. M. A. Frost and Henry
Hergot, county commissioners, We're
in town Thursday.
George X. Walker, Esq, of Sails
bury, is visiting Frostburg friends.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions are posted about town in hand
bill form:
BE MEN
WHEREAS, We, the working men OF
this region, have found it to be dctrimen.
tai to our Internationally, morally, phys
ically and financially, to work any more
than an ordinary days work, and
WHEREAS, We find that ten hours con-
stitutes a legal days work in the State Of
Maryland, therefore
Be it resoloed, That on and after Febru-
airy I'd, 1880, we work but ten hours per
day, beginning at a. m. and ending at 8
p. M, and would solicit the cooperation
of every intelligent man in the cause of
humanity.
Be Men; KNOB the Right and DO III
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-01-31

SPONTANEOUS combustion is rare
in hard or anthracite coal. The pres
ence OF pyrites in soft coal presents
exactly the desired elements which,
by oxidation, produces hsat sufficient
to develope combustion. There is
reason to believe that sulphurets do
assist in producing combustion, al
though cases have been found of coal
heaps on FIRE where an analysis show
ed but the faintest traces of sulphur.
1t is now believed that soft coal, like
charcoal, when finely divided and
damp, absorbs oxygen on exposure to
the atmosphere, and forming carbon
10 acid, develops heat. In order to
meet this liability, coal for long voy-
ages should be put on board dry and
large.
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Barg,ainsAH Hosiery

Our immense stock of Ladies, Gen
tlemen and Children's striped, colored
and white Hose, is the cheapest in the
country
A very large assortment of Turkey
red and white Handkerchiefs, at
5, Sand 10 cents a-piece-former
price, 10, Is and 20 cents.
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By GENERAL J. B. HOOD,
Lete Lieutenant General Confederate
States Army, published for
The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
BY
GENERAL G. I. BEAUREGARD,
New ORLEANS, 1880.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER OF
C 10 II Fl I N G. 4!

The largest, finest and most select
stock of Men and Boys Clothing ever
seen in Frostburg, and at prices that
defy all existing competition.
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B. STERN e. co.
TT7E HAVE THE STOCK TO SELECT FROM AND
! w pledge ourselves to sell you goods for LESS
MONEY than anybody else in the business. ..

8 cases of the very best Calico, Al and
5 cents.
Bleached and brown Muslin, Al, 5, 6,
81, 7, II and 8 cents--a great
bargain
5-4, ga, S-4, 1914 bleached and brown
Muslins, at such low prices that
all competition is defed
All styles of Ginghams and Ohiyiots,
at very low prices
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General Items.

LAST summer when the question
was in every ones mind whether the
Crescent City was again to be afflict-
ed with yellow fever, the whole coun-
try was startled by the announcement
that among the half dozen or more
victims were first the lovely young
wife of the brave Confederate Gener-
al J. B. Hood, followed by the death
of the General himself, leaving ten
little babes to the cold mercies of the
world. The women of the South and
North alike arose to his appeal to
their charity and a subscription list
was opened with no great result COM
paratively. The late warrior was on
the point of publishing lis Narrative
of Personal Experiences in the United
States and the Confederate States
Armies. The book has just been pub
lished by his comrade, Gen g. T..
Beauregard, the entire proceeds 60
ing to the sole use and benefit of
1.-THE Hood Orphan Memorial Fund" "
as is set forth in another column.
The Boon IN NAILs.-Leading
Pittsburg (Pa.) manufacturers are
quoted as expressing the opinion that
the price of nails which has been rap
idly advancing for some time, will
reach 81 per keg by the middle of
March. The reason for this is that
the manufacturers are without stock
and many are thousands of kegs be-
hind their orders, whilst there are
but few nails in stock in the country.
NINE times out of ten Office hold
ing reacts disastrously upon character
In the first place it necessitates a
withdrawal from all the departments
of business. 1t teaches nothing USE
full to q business man, and it leads to
nothing outside the sphere of official
life. The officeholder is almost neces-
sarily an uneasy and rabid partisan,
incapable of taking an impartial view
of any public question.
H. T,,r
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PROPOSED LEGISLATION FOR THE Cum

PROPOSED LEGISLATION FOR THE Cum
BRRLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT. = There
has been placed on the calendar of the
Maryland House of Delegates a bill su-
thorizing the county commissioners ofthis
county to levy yearly not less than $3.50
to each of the fire companies of Cumber-
land. The bill hiss been reported favorably
upon by the Allegany members Of the
House. If the bill is passed the efficiency
of our fire department will doubtless be
considerably increased Cumberland Meas
We had not understood before that
the bill referred to was designed to
benefit Cumberland FIRE companies
exclusively. But it is none the
less Objectionable on that account. In
these piping days of economy the peo'
pie will be slow to approve measures
which lay additional burdens upon
them. The great need is to lessen
those already imposed-not to seek
new ones to take the place of any
reductions that may be effected. The
sum of $3.50 to be levied as proposed i,
merely an annual premium offered
for the organization of worthless ss
Establishments, perhaps in Morantown
Bsrrslville, Cresaptown, etc. Gu,
representatives should go slow in
earning legislative distinction based
upon compulsory appropriations te
fro ,oronon;au
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aepopuLarIHG THE ISLANDS.

The Sandwich Islanders are bent upon
rspopslstinE their groop. 10 les than
. hundred yesrs the natives have dimin-
ishsd in number from 200, 900 to SO. 600.
The stock. appeared run out. OF ex-
housed. and. il depspulstion were to
BE- .pesvssted, the introductioa of new
life pnd Hood was peosssasy. Ruo-
ps1hS aid Americans came. bat not in
sufficient numbers to remedy tbs evil.
The Chissss have been pouring in BY
the thossasd. bat thsy sss isss welcome
thassesy other Class. as1, we're il not
for ttir isdnsry. xsuN not b toIer>
sted. As last resort The Gossennsnt
and people Of the kiogdsu have gone
into The inoigrstion business. and
hsvs enasted cut qsits hest u vessels.
Psso ans 70 time in the past ws have
msstieosd thsss s1orts, which now put
On . more hopeful aPpsasssss than 1t
any tins before. The bark Hawaii has
mar ssverL trips. from ono Of which.
10 Jsluit che has just returned. bring
ing y Hssolaiu 3s2 men, wemsn and
childpsa. She ID to DO ssnt ont once
ssers. 70 the New Hsbsidss and Solo
mon groaps. Brig Nicholas sailed
from Jalait On the ed Of January with
i60 innigaats; tie brig Jehn Bright
In February. with lo6; and the bsigan-
tine Storm Bird II March. With $50.
TassS 5enr vessels, oil Of which are
prolrhly u b this time. odd about
seven hundred psrssns 70 the populs-
s'so. So great sdvantass Of whom i
their bsiag cogasts with the Hawaii
ans, cad another thsir being nsds per-
.ansst residents Of the county. They.
come under the promise Of long terms
of snpleymsnt. ss9 prs Furnished. With
Their. fasiliss asd elects. Tree trans.
portstioa. They learn the language
readily. adopt the ways Of the country
and sssn become hetssr Kanskas than
those born snar bred in the land.
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the Valley in the interest Of the Tacoma
| L>d1er with very good SUCCESS.


che Valley in the interest Of the Tacoma
ledger with very good success.
Mrs Hattie French has recovered suf-
fciently from the effects of her late
sickness to be able to 60 about her
home.
But few Of the farmers are taking
much interest in the beet boz u ="
They haven't much faith in the prac,i
csbslity or success Of the enterprise.
Mr. McCarty has bad rather bad luck
with his sheep this spring. Several
head be lost by poisoning on wild pars
ley. and now several more have Just
been drowned in Stuck river through its
coming up and surrounding them and
then carrying them away. Altogether
he has lost about 40 head durisg winter
and spring. 10
The recent warm weather. added to
the late rains. have made the rivers
pretty high and if the Puyallup gets
much igher, Chris Aimold's bridge.
which be built at his own expense. at q
cost OF about 800. for the purpose Of
securing bolts on On island in the river.
will be apt to start for aFsA down to
the bay. # ~ z#E
Mr. Bowman has about worked out
the appropriation ON the Stuck road.
bat the road is far from being CON-
pleted. It 10 "a expensive road to build.
Pour or Eve hundred ollars more will
b requiredss nasksit spasssbls wsgon
road. Mr. Bowman intends togo sast
Of the mountains coon on . tour Of
observation. iCH9
Mr. Robert Murray says some one un-
dsrtosk to rob him the other morning
IN hetal u Puysllup Statisn, where
be had pat up for the night. but was
frightened away before accomplishing
his purposs. While he Ses yet in bed
in the oorning. just before daylight.
he wss awakened by movement of bis
pillow. sod. turning his head hastily !,
he saw some one standing at the bead
Of his bed, who at that moment turnsd
around and hasteoed from the room.
Mr. Murray did not see tue man Sface.
aud has no idea Who he was. As he
aweke his trowsers fell to the floor from
the bed. where they had been placed
under his pillow. The man had drawn
them out gradually. and this YES what
had swsksnsd Murray. who hal some
t65 il he pocketsL The thief Was evil
IDENTITY . ledger 1t the hotel, as be was
undresssd st the time of the occnrrence
hsse detailed.
The political cauldron hasn't beguri
to bubble much yet n this quiet COM
munity. Farmers are not in the habit
of taking much interest in political
matters. but this ysxr they seem to be
uhanimeus 10 the desire to secure the
election Of Q competsut and trustworthy
sst of county officers. Theg thihh the
mschise hss bsen rum by . ring long
enough. Heretofore the man who. had
the longest purse and could buy and
give away. the wsst whisky was sure to
come out. boss" but honorable folks
are growing tired of this sort of map
sgement. IL they would unite and
work together, they might be able- to
break it mp. but it 10 doubtful if they
will. They will cit back and talk sboot
1t, and deplore such asstate of wicked
ness, while the devil boldly steps in
and carries off the prize. Thea. otter
ii Il llEoyer. they will open wide their
eyes and wonder how in the world it
all came about. SO wags the world.
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German Syrup = the special prsscrip
ton q De. 4. Bosehes. celebrated
German Physician. and is aoknovledesd
70 Be one OF the most fortunate dienov-
cries in Medicine. It quickly cures
Coasb4 Oolds snd 81 Lung Troubles 81
the .ssv6ssst naeIsk rsmovisg, . 4
does. the cause OF the affection and
leaving the parts in . strong sad
healthy condition. i is not IN exper-
imentat medicine. but he's ssood the
test Of years. giving satisfacsioa in
every case. which its rapidly increasing
sale every season conllrna Two mil.
lion bsttles cold annually. Beware 81
medicines Of similar nasnes, lately in
troduced. Boschee's 0arman 6yrup
vas introduced - tho Uuised States II
fseS. and 10 noe cold il ever town
and village in The civilised world.
Three do--s viii relieve any ordinarv
cough. Psies Is cenia Sample bottle.
"a ccsts.
& =
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EAar ORAK0E, n. +. Oct. g. l077

EAsrsORAkoE, N. J.. Oct. 8, 1877.
Some three months ego found my
self 'ssferins with Bright's dissase-
Albuminuris in the urine, and in sonss
slight degree in few instanceA IN .
cosgulsted state. I suffered from
dropsy. particularly about the AMI ~.
slight pains about the kidneys. de-
rangsment Of digestion. great dryness
81 the akin. and ct timess much tAisst
and Of course sradu.l falling of strength.
This was about the stats Il thines when
l COMMENCED using the Safe Kidney
and Liver Care. 7 took about III
tablesrocnsfsl every day for one week,
when I found all my symptoms dscid-
ealy inefHyslsAad q the .Sed 81 Two
weeks e WAS dimcult 10 detect any
trace OF albumeu. Having imprudsnt
d taken cold Ihad . vsry eight relapse
some two weeks asc. 1hen hee,n
again using The modicine and ~ M
Is we'll q ever. ~ fe3 -. se,--'s'. ! :
D. W. BAnruR. II D. m.
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NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION,
LAID ov,acs At orsnsrA. v. t.,

LAID O11scs At 0Ixn1rA. ". TIL
April Soah, looa
NOTICE IS HEkxBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN following named settler he's fled nosics Of
his intention 10 nsks Anaf proof IL support q his
claim, and secure aaal entry thereof. and that
his sheeoee tie Olssk Of the Disexict Csust q
snenoni:a Ctfy:W T.. On Saturday. the l3th day
Can 4. OeDEnt1u, Homestead No. $40. for
the Il. j. Of ~. II e Cotton 81. Tovnship
- North Of Range Esst. q additional 70 Hone.
stsod No. 1875. for Ne .. i u ~. 4 Of Section
"a. Township - NORTH. 1asos kaet. and namss
uous restdencs upon and cultivation Of said trsct
viz: John OochfaH md George Rscharusoal. OF
Park Pisce. enohsnish esun6a. ". T., and Z,
Hanson and ChaA 6cotnsy, Of 6oohemish CITY.
snoAonish county. v. +.
J. T. BROWN.
mswee Regtstsr.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you viii always find .: the
Concogdis Hall. On Mill direct. not
only the best of home made, but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds Of
cold lunches 70 order.
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the CANAL.

By the way. what has become Of the
project to open . water course between
Lakes Union and Washington! A
ysar ago this was very live enter
prise. and We seemed in . fair way to
witness The speedy realizstiou of long
dsfsrrsd hopes In that direction. Solid
men took hold Of it. everybody became
intsrssted. and the supposition ives
that ths canal would be cut ct once.
The scheme was given . rest. for pur.
poses alleged o-bs wiss BY those who
claimed 70 know. and from that rest il
hes not since been disturbed. We
sincerity hops that that rest was not
the sleep OF dsash. We have repeated.
y snsasrassd u reasons fer the pros.
scutio6st THE sntsrprise. until eli are
scqusiatsd With them and there il no
ns"sasy D. anis 6Jtag over the
ss"usd. NJ wfil rsitsratS emily one
thing. which 10 that the bensfts 70
b derived will b shared 10 very nearly
equal proportion Ia all parts Of the
essaty. Wkis sis&. Gaoqaalnis. Sam.
amish. The Lakes. Seattle weald each
and al b hslpsd. and saoA and al
seost HE. " even vsala be the
disesisseisa = tsnsal1- and 70 unsuss-
tiostbis asscynt tkas W have ois.u
thought. and - declared, that the
esunsy vas fally warranted in under.
taking ~ Ssk liksAl. " don't be-
Asvs the life 10 oil gone from the pso<
Jet Jet. asd II Il lent let m have Il
soasiaAdd aad stss6e tAensd ana mt
isto ecnditioa Of useful activity.
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OREGON.

FOREST ClTy. Nay Yesterday
morning. Willie Flynn. ofosAlleghsny.
white attemp ping to cross the foot
bridge over Ksnska creek fell in the
waser and Was drosnsd- ~ r-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY 0rvEN THAT II PUR-
IN sugnc& Of IN nrs1ef Of the Probass Cours Of
King eeanty. VashinSton TseIisoey. nads % u
LIST day Of Nay. 1850 In the matter ef tie egeAts Il
Thomas Callen. deceased. the undarsignsd tie
Adninisasoe Of the said sstate win eelf 6 public
suction. TO the htghoot AiddeI. gaa q
On Monday, the 31st AAy Il Nay, 1850,
1t 10 O'clock 4. Il,
In front Of the Real Estate once az Nseltntssh
Hesvss. corner Of MIN and Commercial etrssts,
In said City Of ssattle, al thase easssin lstx,
pieces snd parcels Of land lying and being in lie
said City Of seattle known and designated - fol.
lows, t0-wtt: L0ts numhaeod enc Ill two f2)
aad three 90 In Block nnnhapad tvsaty f20, Of
Kids Addition to the said CITY Of Seattle
Terms and conditions Of nle: Cash, eold coin
Of the Uaissd olatss to - Paid On the day Of M
Dssd made 70 parchaeer on payment Of purchase
money. Deed q expense Of purchaser.
Deted Nay 9Th, 1850.
EDEM r. OSBORNE.
Administration Of the Estate Of Thomas Gales,
osssesso. iaJ' sf DSw8k
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SAN Francisco. May 6-The wo-
mems dx dsy 70 Is you please walking
match began 10 the pavilion last night
With . good ATTENDANCE. The Starters
vets. xachsppelDe. Amy NSsnfik Ma
dame Tobias, Won Berg. Alice Douley,
Madame Teurtillctte. aud . mar Der Of
less note. LAehsppelle and Howard
Are the favorites. A good time - ex.
psstea. ar
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EAAIEaaN NrATxaa

8AoI E8N Mat IN.
LOUISVILLE. May 6.-Ths Republi
can Convention adopted resolutions
tooiehs resffirming dssotiou to the Re-
publicaA party. favoring payment Of
Ne ekate debt, favoripg common
ecAooae oppo ing convict labor where
IL eonhicts with honest soiiers.J :
BosroN. Nay 6.-Isaac Houehtou.
agsd 30 years. cashier. -of the. Custom
HOUSE. committed snicide by hanging
IN his boarding house in this city Tues.
day night. The bodys vae dissoversd
BY he wife Who returned from Wofces.
ter tonight. This popular officer he'd
recently bsen promoted for Efficient
SERVES. It 10 believed the suicids was
caused ~ dependency bordering on
ssaanety. ll SIs.s} 49,
] NEW ORLEANS. Nay 6.-Harvey's
OAnsls lssdipse sfrpss Eaybur md cos-1
nesting with ResefgA sRsysh wss teasy
snld = Capt Cowdsns Of The Barstrs
Ship Canal Co.. q v1ic1 ospt Thos p
0eathsfs - Prsssden.. The prics poid
for he 6aadlgHas X1Uo, eco This duvn--
pAny proposes to construct ship canal
not less thaa 20 tset deep from y6e
4iesiaippi river at New Orleans to
deep water In the Gull. >n.nsr
NEw YoS1. Hay 9. -Ths arrival az
immigrants TODAY exceeded 5000 The
indications are that $1,000 will land
here this month. 70 8EttHA
WAsHtxoroS. May 6.-The marriage
ct Miss Naanor Mary 6hermsh. dsurh.
Ter 81 Gen W r Sherman, to Aitx
Montgomery Thackeray,. of the U 8
Navy. vas solemnised last evening At
Gen Sberman's resadsuca. ss ssses
wAslIsoros, Nay s,-Ths Commit
tee on Naval Affairs this morning in
structed Representative Goode, at Viz
GINA, to report back 10 the House.
vish hsasaele nod fd.siod. the
jaant rssalus,on reci ing that tue main
t~nancs OF full communication by land
esd -. beivses the Atlantic and Pa
ci6o tsssseosies al shs Vsis1, 600 msse-
nal ta~usne sf n ioasi tnssefisy ana
seves~tvDty: that 10 the midst
nf the violent revolutions aud wars
ghich coatinually axitste the
9laees thshaah ShiIh tAis con nsnie.-
esn, 10 ths svent 1T the corstructivn II
see 1nsseacesnic shtp csnal. must Be
cnaintained. the a1thmi.iss OF tho. )
ueases eAye shsvw shaQe-lvss uppbls.
= saSed due prssseeioa 70 Soreiyn in
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WASHINGTON TERRuTORY.
PoRr DIscovERY. May 5.-Arrived.,
ship War Hawk. from San francisco.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

rxcIvsrvELr 70 ruE rsrrLLlcrscrn.
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WIN. HAMMOND 4 CO.,
- 80 ssd ss1
sas-. AND '7u5.o 1oi M
baa .ids-isl 80 -
Contractors.

The Marine Ways e ths foot Of Cherry strsex
have ben rseaiN In . substantiai manner, We
are nov prepared to baild steam md aaal vespoas
Of an glasses.
Draft. Plans md spsetaeations Tor hui,dt.e.
wn. JHAlrlgoND~ 1 CO.,
4 nAdGw 40t q sttafsl esa6tl1, W.T.,
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IMPORTANT SUN DECIDED

New YORK, May lin the suit
of Christopher G.. Campbell against
Postmaster James, Horace G.. Cass-
we'll, Charles Eddy aid Samuel r.
Clexton, brought to lpcoser profits
arising from the us by the New
York post office of patented IN
vention foethe cancellation Of post
age stamps and stamping thereon of
the date at one blob Of the hand,
Judge Wheeler, in the U. s. dis.
trict court today landed deci-
sion favorable to thy complainant,
and decree was entred that James
pay to the clerk of he court $685.
900 within twenty lays from the
entry of the decreeefor the benefit
of the parties to tn suit, $4,000
for the plaintiff, 81, al for Claxton,
$700 for Casswell and 1915 for
Charles Eddy. Cass'ell, Eddy and
Claxton were made defendants in
the suit, because thy declined to
sue with claimant an were allowed
to recover against CO. defendant,
james, on equity principles. .
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

. n sPHiLAprtplltA. Pa, May LA
. special meeting of the board oI
the Pennsylvania railroad, held to.
day, after declaring a 3 per cent
ssmirannnal dividend, the resigna,
tion, ON account of i'll health, ol
Col. Thos. Al Scott, president Of
the company, was received, to take
effect on the LIST of June. The
resignationswas referred to a cons
mittee,for consideration and report
at 2 meeting next week, "a sv7sTe
oWAsHINGToN, D. G., May L.
Gen. E. ?. Alexander, one Of the
most noted southern railroad men,
has resigned the presidency Of the
Georgia road, to accept the second
vice presidency of the louisville
and Nashville railway company,
with headquarters at Louisville. .
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

+ Ifh ..N'Lh
New ORLEANS, La, May IA
special to the Galveston TEX,
News from Corsicana reports thai
two men were killed by lightning
near there yesterday during storm.
10 WILMINGTON, DEL, May L.
Ex-senator Bayard has been cons
fined TO his room for a week or two
past, but his physicians express no
apprehension concerning his recov.
cry. His complaint is pronounced
to be physical weakening, but there
has been an improvement during
the past two days. Senator Bayard
arrived last night and is in attend,
ance at bis fathers bedside. n