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DlTRlCT COURT.

The following 10 . synopsis OF the
latest finding before our District
Court:
slss Il. @. Donovan ". Jss. Bonds
and vile. judgment against defen.
dent. Jas. Bonds.
s9lA II. J. Hickman ". n. P. paw.
con. Devolstive appeal granted to
superior court.
SlAA-Emile Cloutier ". A. E. 10.
NEE, syndic. judgment IN favor Of
tho pyndic.
S3BA-s. g. Prothro ct d. ". J. E.
Prothro OF q. Motion foe eception
Oyeruled.
s9Js n. Js1A ~. n. O. Myers.
Taken under adyisement.
saDs-postsl 4 Jumonyille ~. 4.
v. Chsrleyille. Dismksed at plain
tins' costs
s2s2 N. O. GunteT 70. n. 4. Gar
rett. Dismissed ct plaintia's costs.
s299-H. Js6a ". z. II. Hosner ct
sl. Continued By consent.
sA3-C. B. NORM W. Il. n. Roques.
Transierred to dead docket.
sses C. \. wslmsley ~. G. n.
Prudhomme. 1rspsissvsd TO deed
docket.
$685.. ". Kile ". l. D. LePsul.
mier. Transferred to dead docket.
6l3-Jos. Henry W. Parish ol
Nstchitoches. judgment IN favor ol
plaintiff.
ssN-H. Js64 ". Sam Hynes.
Judsmeot In favor Of plaintiff.
ssoo-6arah n. Hensell ". ]. p,
Bsoadwsll. judgment 10 favor q
defendant.
slel-Naney E. Tally ". T. B. Hol'
liseswosth. Jedsmeat 70 tAsoe q
dele ndent.
olee-uarsha Woods ". B. j
1ynch. Judgmsat u lAvoe Of p)ain
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-06

IN ~ or loener photographs
lellgA JaossC Noise, has tempora-
~ Settoo don business, the public
O0A Nali1sd 70 learn that biz
~ v0bs s0cisntly allied BY our
2bo4 III Payne. Who he's pur.
1l1oo1s lasgs quantity q Arst. class
011alab, fog the execution Of pic.
0ob every style Of the art. His
0nmy b % tho eide Of McCook 4
~ GoeesL latersection Front, La
uooeood Waehiuston streets. HE
0oU0 Viii b found most reason.
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S5O9-Edwin Bates l. Co. W. l.
Caspari. Judgment In favor Of
plaintiffs.
s464-A. Marks. Levy 4 Co., vs..
Caspari l. DIETRICH. Judgment 10
favor OF plaintiffs.
8438 e. San Fernandez W. j. j.
Grape. Judgment for plaintiff die.
solving bonds OF matrimony.
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Goal 6lesuiugs.
1i.efiop day quiet.
c,.,oa coming In slowly.


ns.,os coming 10 slowly.
M psople ore feeling very gloomy.
s,.d, bed. especially the mail
-. between here and Shreveport.
aA.,m RAlSEs came home on
sIsudsy from Baton Rouge.
a. weather 10 what WlLK1r Col.
~ would call damp
A., merchants are handling the
-, stsple with libersIity and con-
-, and garden truck Of every
s..sipt,oo u meeting q ready sale.
,xour snterprising citizens devote
. r.. Of their attention to the im.
...,ansst Of Sibley's Lake. 1t will
- . source Of pleasure and recre-
t,swsn.
~ 1ontenot 70 10 receipt Of the
nrIy,s and epicures have an op.
.rlaiey Of RECALLING themselves At
4. rs little saloon on st. Denis
- Hs 70 already resping the
n0ed Of bic enterprise.
ilIoeasd Billiard, the correspond.
tSseoot Of the La. State Lottery
h Sbems 10 that the demand for
s0 be- increased 90 rapidly he Ia
ss1soly sble to supply Il, He would
~ distant purchasers that .
~ q The official list will be mailed
~. Ieeularly. The tickets for the
ISSo96ce drawing have already been
s9ivOd, and are going OF rapidly.
fhdsy. at12 o'clock. our efficient
pnjdsst Of the Police Jury. WIN.
nm. will sdjudicste the sale Of
~ Of the parish for one year.
VSlops there will be . large At.
nlnsss. Il 10 highly important We
~ hsve cheap ierriage and re.
~ lbsrymen, and Mr.. Payne will
nthAs such 10 the result.
II. 4. l. McNurrain. Of Grapes
~, appears to have been blessed
obsoaeoo With q 1ne growth Of es'
ahotA Through the politeness G.
{ ooasiy, No we're the recipient Of a
sl1edId specimen Of the Irish pota'
- smooth and clean skinned
~ oeosured 1Ol inches In circum
Uooo end this was OF the seconC
apnised by Mr.. McMurrain. NJ
toow q want while cultivatlnl
~ asueh prolific yield.
Heuarch Of improvement Is still
aulh 10 Nstchitoches. Our peo
bloes become thoroughly aroused
Ol1Gk material interests, and vii
Nv ~ attempt to revive part!
thIisQ, which 10 only calculated
hoDlssct and estrange our people
neh1ooe Improvement We have 4
~ b the large warehouse IN pro
aDa erection for NJ. Nelken, OF
0dGht Of bic handsome store
IN 90 many other Improvement
aDelod, Me development Of which
OyuplDX1oR will be happy to 70
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Educational.
Educational.
Saint Charles College.
GRAND COTEAU, La,
Conducted by FATHERS Of the sOClE.
TY of JESUS.

~ VI VEb0OCs
LOCATION most healthy aud pleasant,
on the Alexandria Branch Of tho Nor
gan N. o. aud Texas Railroad, Il miles
by rail from vermillionville. Beautiful
Fairgrounds and avenues Of oak trees.
BUILDINGS comfortable. CHURCH
new aud magnificent; divine service in.
pressive. FARE substantial and whole.
some. EDUCATION psterpal, eulavs-
ting tho heart - we'll - tho mind. Clas.
steal. Scientific and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to Bookkeeping
and Penmanship. TERMS moderate.
Per Session; Board. Tuition. Washing,
425o; Bed and Bedding 90; Medical
Fees $40 First Entrance q msteiculs'
ton fee go.
OPENING of Session 1890 81, October
18th. REFERENCES: President Ut st.
Charles Co!lege-Jesuit Fathers. n. G
Sept. list.
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Homer Male College.

THE TWENTY.FIRST SESSION win
j begin tho Flint Of September.
Tuition, ). and s dollars per month,
payable at tho end AZ ooch month.
Contingent fec q per tam paid o. The
pupil's entrance.
Board at tho College, iueladisg wasl'
ing, iael and tuition, from II 70 10 Aol'
Lars per month, payable monthly n
advance. Address
R.A SMITH, Psss.
Aug. l4,-3m.
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NARKsTS.

ouos spessd easy and closed
10 oaausday syening. Novem.
~ ~ salae summed up s.. QUO
y II lo)loVlng aSe - 0lOsing
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TABER 4 KINNEY,

Dealers In Amsricaa asd italian nae'
10 nonumeats, toahe, AsadGleseA ~
~ 20, Yard, eoe1se 1exaa ~ Len
klens streets. ~ bleek ho9 - ooe.
ket Aease. 6lssvspsst, a. AZ klbde n
eoass1esy vesk neatly oyeeaoe4 On
&c. TsSse Vim make special visits wheG
eeaueseed. We eell ~ eeleeeaeed OnAll.
psoa wrossht ~ nsIlsab,s ~ iboe.
iua, ~ bsot il To eoane5y. I'VE -.
hoy . eooniseie6 agoa1A eor lsavoliaG
salse1eo ~ salasied y ~ nGotA q
ysar. We give esr potssoe ~ 8 ~
cent. ueaslly given - aeooee.
~. My.
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s.1 0y ruling steady.
aGisi nncrpr
e. - pseViossly... WN bales.
vi 0ogonl Weok 80. ~ -

l.................. 1885 bales.
A1D NolAssn.-We are 10.
So4 6ised. John T. Purves
J q Delery 4 Purves
81 gaugers, No. 80 North
49,, tor ~ following mem.
6 IecelpGs oe Louisiana
oe!aeses, q New Orleans,
le7s. % OFT. 3lst. 1850.
~ !! ee y .lae; Dols. nc.
r.: 9 ssssF' ~: psls .. 70.
q e4oe, ~.
D ospts0ber lst, e date;
~. g2es,. -; ~ ,sl..l 10
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Total, pr month. 81,
Annual incidental fee. 90.

Total, poe month. .olv 70
Annual incidental iss. 90.
No distinctions oAall b nodo betWooo
Cadets, whether boarden in q ont q to
University.
Cadets shall bs required 70 purenase
their own text books, and provide then
selves with tho uniform deeignsted BY
tho regulations.
Il is tho intention Of tho Board 10
proceed Immediately with the orgsniss.
ton Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
departments. TO this end L be- secured
tho services Of experienced and oomps
tent Instructors.
For further information, address
LEON JA0TREx0Xl,
Vice.P President BOARD of 0upofviaoeD.
Baton Rouge, Sept. 18th, 1910.
Oct. 2S.3m.
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Lovers OF GOD,

I plsad With you By tho beevity q
llie. b. The sWtulneo0 Of eeeguity, but
To love q Jesus end b. to no q
~ pit, b. ~ To Savior ~ doe
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Homer Masonic Inst
tute for Young Ladies.
fvslly.lnt Annual Ssssisl beliDl
sEPTE1DER I, 1859.
DOARD and taitioa per month, 1l6
ID Music included With tho above, 90
payable monthly II advsaee.
Tuition, :, 1 and s dollan pse meath.
Incidental fec pr tssu d.
For fagthe. paitiealala ai1dsass
T.. 8. SLNH, 4. H., Prest.,
Homer, Claiborne psrish, Il.
AuQ. M-3m.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
ME next Session Of this Institution be.
LIZ E'9 s;b o ssst ''A' $780, and closes
WILLIAM PRESTON JOHNSTON,
President.
NV. NICHOLSON.
Professor of Mathematics.
GEORGE 8. THOMAS,
Professor Of Ancient Languages.
L. W. sEWELL,
Professor Of Modern Languages.
T. g. NcCULLOCH,
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry, Natu.
raj Science and Physics, including A.
tronomy.
J. II. RANDOLPH, JR.
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering,
including work. shop instruction 10 con.
structi0n.
L. ". CONLEY.
Instructor In Scientific Agriculture and
Experinsntal Farming.
DIR. J. ". DUPREE,
Surgeon.
SAMUEL N. ROBERTSON,
Professor Of Military Science and Tactics,
and Commsndant Of Csdets,
THOMAS D. BOYD.
Professor Of Engl1h aad Principal q
Preparatory Department
A Boarding Department be- been o.
tablished Il tho University. which Il
% bo under tho management Of . Con-.
potent Steward, elected By tho Bossd d
Supervisor. 0tudents can also oeosrs
board and lodging, II they % desire. With
good families LIVING 10 betoa Roags q
vicinity, at from Sl3.60 70 ll6pse meath.
Tho monthly tsee, payable quarterly
10 advance, By sach Csdet. ehall b q
follows:
Board ....:....".........:.....vU y
l.odsips and ooevants atteadaaee.. ] q
Washlne aud nsnding. .......... 80
Medical attoo0ooco and 0edicinea I q
|. Total. poe month. 90 "a
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listen while roo0 y0uTtOouSCo VOW
YOU oolemnly and voluntarily asoum.
Cd before the Church, 10 tho presence
Of Angels and Of 0od-the 0oegregar
ton Standing, and silence reiGoing,
your Pastor said, "Doet thou %.
nounce tho Devil and oil by works,
the vain p0mp and glory o! toe world,
With all c0vetous desires Of tho same,
90 that thou wilt not folio! OF DO led
by them," And you slowly and rev.
erently answered. u ren0unce them
all" Dan you 70 to these places Of
amusement and carry thus vow With
you ? Turn your back on your Church
and on your Lord, that purchAeed
you With bic own blood Ct, Paul
says "shs that liveth 10 pleasure 70
dead while che .liveth." Yoe dead to
her own interst, to tho Church, feel.
log no interest 10 her own salvation
OF that Of her family q 0leNdca q.
Waya ready 10 attend every bell,
every thestte, every circus. every %.
teetAlnment, but never ready o 20 g
class OF prayer meeting, always veil
when any amusement @ % band, aod
slok half the Nundsy'e u tho yeos /;
always posted - % the coming Of
Shows and dances, but foegettl1e q
not hearing when their Church Will
b opo0, Hes dead eUhj!e sAe Hvo(A,
aod beyoad 81 question ''lovee ploas.
mo more than She loves God" a1d
takeo Q Rfeat deal Of pa1nSood opoodG
. great deal q money q Is IL
world know Il,
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09
TUESDAY TELLS THE TALE.

U1DUax LILO LII hA0s
The State elections in Indiana and
Ohio next Tuesday will be likely to
forecast the result Of the presidential
contest in November, though it may
possibly leave that question in as
great state Of uncertainty as ever.
We look at the matter ID this wise :
Should the Republicans carry both
States, the success Of Garfield ID No
vember is assured; should the Re-
publican majority il Ohio be increased
and the Democratic majority in 1ndi-
ana decreased materially, the chances
will still he favorable to Garfield.
Take the reverse of these PROPOSE
tons, and Hancock looms up as the
coming man. Should there be no
material change in the States voting
next Tuesday, the November contest
will be "nip and tuck" and New
York will tell the tale.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09


Maine has gone Democratic by hand
some majority. How abont the ma
tional feline" now, friend Bentleyf OF
course tone swallow does not make :,
Spring. but the National feline" has
ut least made one spring i'll tile right di-
rection.-H0uma Chronicle.
Amt you just little "too pre-
vious" about that handsome major
ityf And even conceding an anti Re-
publican plurality, in where does your
feline come in? The Maine animal
is a Greenback cat, and unless the
Chronicle is preparing to flop over to
the third party, we fail to see what
eDcoura cement it can derive from the
outcome of the recent contest i'll the
land of Blaine. Well learn mere
about that Spring in the Fall, neigh
Dor.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

A State election was held in Geor-
sia on Tuesday. Colqnitt was re-
elected Governor over Norwood, ill.,
dependent Democrat, by about 1000
majority. The Republicans voted al
most solidly for Colquitt and gained
number of members of the Legisla-
tuIe. 1t is considered certain that
Gen. Joe Brown will be elected Uni
ted States Senator, which, position he
now holds By virtue Of gubernatorial
appointment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

The Vermilion Meridional was dis
gusted by the sickening spectacle
the immaculate J. II. Acklen pre-.
scented when he entered the conyen-
ton ut Morgan City with two Zig six
shooters and an eighteen-inch bowie
knife strapped to him" The Meri-
di0nal cbaracterizes this as an intol-
cradle exhibition Of border ruffianism.
We hope Mr.. Acklcn will deny the
impntation and demand an investi-
eating committee the moment Con-
gress assemblies.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

Latest advices place Sheriff Gau-
threaux's "defcit" somewhere in the
neighborhood Of $25O,O0O. We don:
just exactly seem to recall that any
official vampire who flourished during
the terribly wicked Warmothian and
Kelloggian eras succeeded in getting
away with any thing like snch an
amount of the public funds.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

A colored man named Francis, liv-
ing iu the parish Of St. Bernard, has
been uniformly successful in his t,eat-
n,ent Of horses afflicted with Charlton.
having performed Il number of re-
marhuble cures. The St. Bernard
Eagle says:
The only thing known ofthe treatment
he pursued is that the animals We're sys-
tematicaiiy overted with any food they
would take, and though he has the rep
utation Of using some secret remedy, We
think that i'll this lies the true mystery
of his success. M@M..M-..
As a result of this illiterate Negroes
achievement, the discovery is an
nonnced that Charlton is uei.her in
fectiuns or incnrable."
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09
Be Wise and Happy.

IT you will stop all your extravagan
and wrong notions in doctoring yourself
and family with expensive doctors or
humbug cure-alIs that do harm always,
and use only natures simple remedies for
all your ailments-you will be wise, well
and happy, and save great expense. The
greatest remedy for this, the great, wise
and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters-
rely on it. See another column.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

We congratulate the St. Helen,
Gazette Of Greensburg, La, upon the
evidence Of its prosperity afforded by
the recent enlargement of the paper
from twenty -four to twenty eight col :
nmns. The enlargement was rem
dered necessary by the encroachment
of advertisements upon reading mat
ter space. There are few papers in
Louisiana that better deserve success
than the Ga-ctte and we are glad to
see it's sterling worth so highly APP
precinted by the reading and business
public.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

According to Mr.. Booth-wlose
puDgent letter in another column will
he read with interest-the leading
motto Of the National Greenback La
Dor party is Principal non homines-
principles, not men; while that Of the
Democracy shonld be just the con-
trary-men, not principles.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

A citizen of Claiborne parish who
recently visited relatives in Perry
county, Alabama, informs the editor
Of the Guardian that there are many
families in that section of the country
who would gladly move to Louisiana
If they had the means. The crops
are very poor throughout the region
referred to.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

The virtnous Indignation of the
Democratic press over the "default"
OF Sheriff Gauthreaux is praisewolthy
and beautiful to contemplate. We
are glad to see that the familiar vet
scurrilous epithcts Of thief, 1obber,
public pluuderer, vampire f,ttening
off the life blood Of the people, etc,
are not applied to the unfortunate
official to heighten lis modification :;
and we can not bnt admire the Spar
tan firmness with which the Demo
cratic organs refrain from charging
the responsibility of the gentleman's
" irregularity upon his party. Now,
if he had been a Republican, iustead
of Democrat-bnt let Us not wave
the bloody shirt. -m.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09
Republican Candidate for Member of Con-
gress, Third District,
Hon. Chester B. Dal'Tall,
or ST. MARY,
OF ST. MARY,

Mr.. Edmund Maurin Of New Orleans is
authorized to act Us general agent and rep
resentative Of the CHIEF, to solicit adver-
tiscments and subscriptions and receipt for
payment thereof.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09

The editor of The CHIEF leaves for
Baton Rouge tonight OH tile lightning
John w. Cannon to attend the press
convention.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-09
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Foreign.

Foreign.
Partridges are selling at 81 IS brace
in Londen.
An instruction in Eastern Rounelia is
momentarily expected.
They Gue man in Ireland who refuses
to have his children vaccinated.
Famine expected in Bombay unless CO.
pious rain falls in the next few days.
The Conquest Pantomine Troupe, will
return to England after losing $4,000 in
America.
During the year ending June 80, 1880,
5000 emigrants left Hong Kong for the
United States.
Illapel, in the interior of Chill, was
destroyed by shock Of earthquake on
the eighteenth Of August.
1882 persons arrested in London, last
year for being drunk and disorderly
The majority were women.
The town of Irales has only about 1000
or 5000 population, and there are 65a
paupers in her work-house.
It is reported that an apparition OF
the Virgin has been seen in the Church Of
Mt. St. Vincent, Limerick.
The bells Of the parish church at Lin
colnshire, England, were rung in honor
Of Boston's 250th anniversary.
Reports from Scutari represent that
Turkish troops near that place are dying
of fever at the rate of 900 daily.
The greater part Of Vissoye, large
village in the canton of valois, Switzer,
land, has been destroyed by fire.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Tilton
to Mr.. Pelton Of Louisiana was solemn.
lied at st. Pancras Church, London.
The French law which prohibited
presidents, judges, attorneys, and substi
tutes from wearing mo1staches has been
abolished.
Prince Napoleon, accompanied by his
two sons, is visiting his wife, the Princess
Clotilte, at Moncatieri, near Turin, from
whom he has been estranged some years
"A disastrous land-slip at Mainlait
Bengal, recently the enormous mass o.
earth fell upon the Victoria Hotel, com
pletely burying it, with thirty natives
and u number Of policemen and laborers
King Alfonso has commanded the
| 25th day Of September, the fete day q
the Infantn, be kept as an official holi
day. The King and Queen gave ',andi
cnce to the Papa!l Nuncio, who pre-
sented, in splendid marble and ebony
casket, the gift of the Pope to the Infan
Ia Mercedes. 1t is a very rich satin robe
covered with lace displaying the escut
cheons of Spain and the Pope on til;
skirt. The robe was made and embroid
cred by ladies Of the Roman nobility, Al
the request Of the Pope. m...
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Domestic.

General strike of laborers at Mobile.
Gold found in large quantities at Gum
nison, Col.
They have mouse catching rooster
i'll Wilmington, N. G.
Baltimore will be one hundred and
fifty years old October IL.
The tobacco crop Of North Carolina
will be unusually fine this year.
A horse distemper resembling the cpl
zootic of 1872 has appeared i'll Boston.
Wood fires are destroying considerable
property in the vicinity of Kewanee, Wis.
The two hundredth anniversary Of
Bristol, r. l., was celebrated OH the 2ith
ult.
More than fifty thousand cmigrants
arrived in this country during the month
of August.
Eight more bodies Of the victims of
the Hudson river tunnel have been re-
covered
A new medical college will be erected
in Raleigh, N. c., for the convenience Of
colored students.
Jesse Grant was married at San Fran
cisco, September 90, to Lizzie, daughter
Of w. S. Chapman.
Kansas is threatened with famine. In
Norton county 1900 people are in abso-
lutte want of food.
Great flood at Freetown, Texas, re-
Gently; some houses were submerged to Il
depth Of eight feet.
Six white and four colored convicts
were publicly whipped at Newcastle,
Delaware, on the 25th ult.
A swarm of grasshoppers passed over
Jacksboro, Texas, on the 9th ultimo, so
dense as to obscure the sun.
The prisoners confined in Jail at Gren-
ada, Miss, set fire to the building, which
was entirely consumed; all escaped
The sale of tickets for the Bcrnhardt
season in n. Y, from the morning Of Oc-
tober l, till noon Of same day amounted
to $25,Ooo.
The deadly quicksand in the San Pedro
river, Arizona, lately swallowed up a
carriage containing q gentleman and
three ladies.
A Negro man was murdered in Tyler,
Texas, by two Negro women, who beat
him to death with clubs, horribly multi
ating the body.
Jim Higgins, the Negro whose feet
were roasted by Tennessee mob to ex-
tract confession of murder, will prob
ably die of his injuries.
The soldiers monument at Antietam
Cemetery, Baltimore, was unveiled Fri
day with imposing ceremonies, in the
presence of 4 large crowd.
Mrs. Long of Houston, Texas, on the
25th ult,, while temporarily insane, at
tempted to cut her throat and that of
her baby with q case knife.
The steamer Florence Meyer, from Gin
cinnatl, struck a snag on the 9th nit.
at Bullitt's bayou, II miles above Match
e., and sunk to her hurricane roof.
Tleo. Clancy, editor Of the Evening
Press, III Santa Babara, Cal, was shot
and killed by Clarence Gray, Republican
candidate for District Attorney Clancy
had mercilessly assailed Gray through
the columns Of his paper.
The west-bound passenger train from
Indianapolis, on the Vandalia road, col
lided with the east-bound freight train
on trestle forty feet high, over Clear
creek, nine miles west of Terre Haute.
on the morning Of the oath ult.