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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
District No. 5,

Bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at the north
west corner of township I, range 8, N and E run
east along the line dividing townships and to the
Jefferson county line; then along the Jefferson coun
~ line in southwestery direction to the base line
then along the base line to ts interseQtiQn With
the Newport road near Station then along said
Newport road in norherly direction IT, ito Inter
section with the Monticello road at Barrow Hill (;
then along said Monticello road In easterly dinee-
ton to its intersection with thelipe dividing ranges
aud s; then north along said lire 70 the beginning
point. Registration officer, z. G. Smith Place OF
registratinn at TuscAKilla.
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District No. 9.

bounded as follows, w: Beginning on the Meridian
est to Lake Jackson, run south along said road to
the southwest corner of section 49, township range
l. and E then east to the Townsville road then
In southwesterly direction along that road to it's
intersection with the northern boundary of section
10, township 1, range l, and E then west to the
Meridian road: then north along said road to Mill
shore Of the lake to the beginning point RegistrA-
ton officer D. W. Harris. Place Of registration, ct
HAWKING Gchonl-hnuaa
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Legal Advert isements.
Citation.

County Oourt, Leon 0ssHty, State of Florida
rTvHD 10 TO CITE AND WARN ALL PERSONS
= 70 show cause before me In open court, at Tai
A. D. 1850, Is 10 O'Clock o., why should not ap-
point Geo TrDup MAXWELL, some other at person,
adnninistFAtor Of the estate Of John Stevens Max
we'll, deceased, late Of said county.
Done and Issued September Is, 1880
HENRY O. RIPLEY, County Judge
9ep6ewNer IA. l00O-0w-Q6
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District No. /,
District No. 3.

Bounded a. follows, viz: Beginning ut the point
where the Georgia line rosses the Tallahassee and
Thomasville road near lamonia; run In southerly
direction along said ro.d 70 it, Junction With the
road vta Centrevis to tie junction wish the Sunny
Hill road near the Roberts school then In .
nOrtheasterly direction along aid Sunny Hill road
ViG Moccasin Gap and sunRy Hill to the Georgia
line then In westerly direction on the said Geor-
gia Hue TO the begnnlng poiht RegietntiOp officer.
A. r Combs. Place ofregistfation. " OOmus' efOrs.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
District No. 6.

Bounded az follows, viz Beginning on the base
line at the southwest corner of section s. township
l, range /, and Z Fnn north TO the McVosukle
road then in q northeasterly direction along eaid
road to it's junction with the Month clio or Tusca-
villa rad then along said Monticello road in IN
easterly direction to Barrow Hill then along the
neighborhood or Newport road near Station to the
base line then along the base line to the be.
ginning point. Registration ofacer, David Chaires
Place Of registration, Station ], j. Pa u. Railroad.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
NOTICE.

ET0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE INTEN.
In ton Of the undersigned, John A. Cromartie,
administrator d bosis sos Of the estate of F. A.
Byrd, deceased, to make application 10 the Hon. FL.
C. Rippey, Judge Of the County Court OF Leon
county, In and for said county, ct HE Office in ITALIA
baeaee Fla, thirty days after the date Of this notice.
interest Of Thomas b., Eliza, Fannie, Lima and Fla
vius g. Byrd, children and heirs of the said F. A.
Byrd, deceased, In the following described land,
situate and being In the county OF Leon, and State
Of Florids towit: portion OF the west half of the
northwest quarter OF section Q, township ., range
s. north and east, containing about two acres, more
or less, and more particularly described follows
Beginning nj point S77 yards and and half feet
sonth of the northern boundary of said eighth, and
40 feet east Of the western boundary Of the same,
extend liue east las yards, thence north 1lS1{
yards, thence west So yards thence south SO yards
thence west 1l2 yards, thence south 521< yards to
starting point. Also lot or parcel of land con-
tanning one acre, or less described as follows
Beginning at point 225k yards south of the north-
eFn boundary and 40 feet east Of the bound
airy OF the above mentioned section; east 1881
yards, thence south 70 yards, thence east 20 rds
thence north 20 yards, thence west 20 yards to
- JOHN A. CROMARTIE,
Admir- de bonis non of estate of F. A. Byrd decd
October B, 16S0-S0dys
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
District No. 10.

BOUNDED as follows, viz: Bearpine at the point ct
which the Meridian road crosses the NEST southern
Iamonia slough, run In southerly direction along
said road to the northern boundary Of Distfict No
9; then along the northern and western shores Of
Lake jackson to its Intersection With the township
line between townships and 2, N and w; then
west to the Ocklock0nee river; then mp said Ever
then mp said slough TO the point Of beginning. Reg
istration officer, 8. j. Fleming Place OF registra-
ton at T. r MoOre's
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

TN PURsuAN OF Law. HEREBY DEalG
4 nate The following places In each offhe Eieetion
Dietricts OF Leon county, and the respective eegls
trstiou officers where, and before whom the voters
Of said county, entitled to regster, may be regis
tered between the hours of nine and two Of We'd
nesdays and Saturdays Of each week. nom this date
until ten days previous to the election, (HAtnrday,
the 2sd day Of Ostober,) when the registiatian WI
be closed:
District No. !,
Comprised In thas portion of the county lying nossA
Of Lake IAmopia and 20 .SlOuRhs, and wet Of the
Tall ,hassee and Thomasville road fkDm the 9eorgiA
line yia jed. Brovns store 70 the IsmoAia eleueA.
RegistFatioa oflnef. ". 4. Daunefmsn EiAce of
registration, Ct Beii's Store.
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TlFllDs! 1glllDs !! TUllDs!

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY
4 81 Rutabaga, Flat Dutch and Red-top Seeds. to-
gether with other Garden Seed suitable for Fall
planting. No family should hjl,to supply them.
selves With The indispensable 1urnip crop for Fall
use Can atthe Drne Store Of
July a. 1s7sLsf MLIvRLY.
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District No. IL

Embraces sections 10. 90 81 50, and that part OF
sections 81 aud SO north Of the st. Augustine road
(between the western boundary line OK the city 81
tallahassee and the J. p. a u. Raiiroady ana north
Of the ]. p q M. Railroad. township /, range l,
aud T. and sections "a, 20 ~ - %, ~, - md 86
township l, range N aud W, asd the north half Of
Tallahassee, being that portion Of the ctr lying
north Of ncCarty or 201fook stress Registration
oficer, q q. Pearce Place lof registration, & the
Kemper's Stable 81
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District No. IL.

Bounded Is follows. viz: On the north by Districts
Nos. AMI 10 and Lake Jackson on the east by Lake
Jackson and the 9th and 2th Distrcts on the south
by District No. 10 and theJ. r. and NJ Railroad and
on the west BY the J. p, d n Railroad and the Ock
lockonee rive. Registration ofdcer, w. T. Cogswel
Place Of REGISTRATION, ct Gum Pond EchooLhouse
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
District No. z,

Bounded as follows viz: Beginning at the north
west corner of District No. g.; run north along the
dividing line of sections 20 and 81 township range
l, N and r, to the northeast corner of section 20
then west to the Tallahassee and Townsville road
then along said road in novtheasterly direction TO
the northern boundary of section q, township 2,
range /, and then east to the stage road half .
the Roberts school house; then along the neigh
borhood road SiG Roberts MILL Inman Fisher's and
Affords store to the Monticello road and near Bar
erly direction to it's junction with the Mlccosuke
road then along said Miccoeukle road IN a south
westerly direction to the beginning point Regis
tration officer T. j. Roberts. Place Of registration,
at z A Xhifheld,R
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District NO. ~

Embraces ell Of tovHshtp 1. rarss 10 end R, fsx.
cept sections 9, and Sd and that portion Of see.
St. Marks Railroad Reeistfstion cticef' @. A.
Groom Place Of registration, Ct Hendersonb Mn
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Embraces all that part Of sections 81 and a. town
ship 4, range ]. and E. lying sopth Of The g. An.
gustine road and the j. r. q NJ Railroad. end sec
lions s. g. and 8 township 1 range 1, esnd =, md
sections l. g. 8. TO- II and 12 township /, range 1,
that part Of the cisy lying soeth OF QCasy q 40
footttreee Registration ol1eerl G! A Bryaps Placs
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Embsacss I'll thst por3ion of totushipa. rasgs Il
and E, and tovnship2 .unge Is aud W lying north
| Of the Wakulla Inc. MeG1htN3inn oGaSG, ~ =. h.
6oaturight Place Of registration, at the Whits
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26
District No. 8.

Bounded as follows, viz: On the north by District
No. l, the east by District No. g. the south by
the northern boundary of sections 25 %, "a, g. %
and So township Q, range |. N and z, and on the
west by the Meridian road from the northwest cor
of section so to Its entrance into District No. l.
Registration officer J. D. Pepper. Pl &c of regis
frafinn af RnLinRnn'R Store
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Jacksonville, Pensacola { Mobile
RAILROAD.


OErrcs or MAsfHR on TRANSPORTATION,
TALLAHAsssE. fla., Sept. ~, 1850.
On ana after September q. 1880. Trains on this
PAASENlRR TN AN rAArrr
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Beuhtedas DrsVs Dpkke nasth bypckloS,uSes
rive. and Dis 4 ~ g khs q 81 q
tween ranges and & west &ssistsxeIuu UE1na,
James OlivW. Place Of reaietys1loa. a emith'e Nh
Dist. M h, "a al
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ST. MARKS BRANCH.
Trains on the st. Marks Branch leave Tallahassee
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays and return
from st. Marks on Wednesdays, Fridays and sun
davg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
SUICIDE or AN CNKyowN M4M

SHOOTING HIMSELF N THE CITY PARK, BROOKLYN
a SUSPICION THAT HE Il ANDREW J. GILLIN.
Officer Duggan of the Fourth Precinct, while
quietly patroling in Park-ave., near Canton-st..
about o'clock last night, was approached by a
young man named John Freeman, of No. Ill Can
ton-st.. who, IN breahess haste, told HIM
that man was sitting on a bench in
the CITY Park covered with blood.
Duggan ran to the spot, which was between Ray
mond and Canton-sts. The man waS still sitting on
the bench with a fve-barrccd revolver lying On
the ground at his feet. He did not answer when
spoken to- and the paIolman then saw that he
was shot IN the mouth, the ball having passed
through the head. An ambulance was sent for
but when Surgeon Hatch arrived the man was
dead. The body removed 10 the MOrgue. The
man Is unknown. He was apparently abut twenty
five years old. and was feet inches III height.
lie had brown halr, light sandy mnstache and
small chm whlskeIs. He wore brown mixed cu'
away coat and waistcOat, and gray striped
trousers. He had also light brown
overcoat and black DERBY hat. He wore two gold
studs IN his shirt bosom, and large gold sleeve
buttons in his cuffs. About his neck a mixed
silk tie. In his pockets bunch of keys. n
pocke-boOk containing 60 CENTS and a cigar-cuttcr
on brass ring Shaped like horse shoe. and pearl
handle ed, fOur-baded knife. No papers which
was believed by some who saw the remains that he
answered TO tine description OF Andrew j. Glilen,
who shot Mary SIgerson az No. SO Lewis-st,
VI edmesday. and WHO has since been at large
Detective Zundt. of the Central Office, how
ever who has Gllen's picture, inclined 10
doubt tbs. The dead man apparently a Ger
man. His shoes and hat were evidently OF German
manufacture, and the hat bore inside the crown the
kcrs but no mustache, and was of dark complexlon
while the suicide Is falr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
ONE MORE EFFORT FOR FRAUD.

About twenty Democrats Gatncrcd ldSJ nlgnt
az The 81 james Hotel 10 c,nduuo tie raui cry. iney
had met nc the pace the cary part Of the Week,
and had az pointed committee consisting Of GcucrSi
WE. Siu h. Coroner Woimln, alderman Tourney.
Colonel W,neate, =. Eiiery Anderson, General CrOoke
and Colonel CJnklLg, devise plan action TO brgg
ont evidence OF tie frauds. This commit e
presented report recommending tine ap-
poutment cf the following committees ::
Comnttea on Fraud and Coercion TO receive and act
upon the information in regard to Tie frauds and co
ercon perpetrat in this city b. the Republicans at the
recent elections a COmGIttcc Oh Investigation 10 iVes
ugate IN suen a manner shall deem best, not moro
than twelve COn dis ricts. oruer 10 prepare
for consideration by Congress; Committee
on FcOe al Iniim daiiou who shall thor
oughIv ugaie tne dungs O Day"n port his
n Comm. tee Pr, veGtiOn Of Frauds. 10 cause the
registi1 Of ST election e. be co,'d aud sucn notes
40 be made VIII ad ~ tie prevent IN o. If uds AT Tie
upYt eI,ction; q CDmml,ee Oa finance 10 provide
mo.eys pa iOT this work
Kpsn u,IUms wore also adopted declaring that the OBJ
i-ct organ ION u obtaH cylicnc tO prove
The auds mat tie utelIy o. the eiec i've franchise
misnt BE- scared aud osk'ng thr other D"mocfa.lc
ORGANIZATIONS OF tue cly a1I county 20 perde Win
cOuIiUlttcC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
REJECTING WEAK EVIDENCE.
TAMIANY HALL DISAPPOINTID IN PiOFFERED
PROOFS Of FRAUD.

PROOFS Of FRAUD.
The Tammany Hall Committee on Fraud
met n tie lgwtn yesterday ahcrnIOn and scanned,
Tor three ours in secret session. The rcP0r concerning
the irAu a. the recent election TIc committee
u0-ca # one representative rom each of tue twenty
.our AS mUy D.str Colonel L. +. GiOn acted a.
chatr an. Jonn K-lly. although a member of the
committee also present. Upon tne assembiate DIS
20 v,ng C0iole GuOI found in possession o. the
fraud papa .rs. He said, w,h al apologize arr
This raud matter il yet cmbrj otlc condition
We have received reports Of general nature from tie
leaders of he var Assembly stric organizatuns,
but nothing specific about the frauds. We have there
fore re rLeI the papers t. them with requost tha
they glyc q detailed 'cncn r the frauds publ
ca on election day. W. don't want any evi-
denrc, nut the .tc.s " tu" II tna
wno voted Illegal 2. Wh-n We Obtain these reports
again VIII submit thcW TO the Committee Ou Organ
Z.uOn."
alr. Kry looked disappointed over The rcsu Of the
hyc.t -at on AID TIE members 0t the cOmuIiie" had
evident 80 ttfu any 'r 1f Of fraut by Rcpubl-
cans ell cpu day would ever be sccu ed Poltic ans
VINO heard the committee ding IN thc evening
urclar,d that thls would nr the last OF the nan
cry. AiDlzemaut expressed tnaf after the
ond-npu he'd assertions apont fraud made N tue Com
niftee org uiLtt directly aici election, tie IN
TTss<lglt should have proved SucI u failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
THE DECISION.
JUDGE DAvis's OPINION.


In ths State tAe liberty o. sDeech and ~ tic ress
declared, protected and 10 extent restricted by the
Constitution OF the STATE ami ceri.1 specified
Dy statute.
srcon Article Of tn C1nStftu'i IN provides that
Every citz may freely speak, write and pubsa MS
sentiments o. all subjects. beng responsible f0r tho
aose OF mat rigai; iw snJh be passed 10 re.
strain sbrdgc the oert OF speech or of ire press"
Chapser 100 OF laws of Sjl enacts tnat NJ
p0r1 er editor proprietor Oi any newspaper snail oe
Liable 10 any proscuon. c!,il or Grim dal, Tor
far and true report Ia newspaper of aud judicial,
egat,ve or puzzle .rica proceedings or of any
ment speech argument the ol the same
uron pruel OF actual malice" IL urtgcr provides
tuat tn,s privilege shall not extend 10 NV hbrous
coum,u. or superlided 10 ana interspersed
or connected " .th -uca Tci1ft."
Another pogtlvn of the s,h section Of Article 1 of
the CONSTITUTION 4 .nnes the rights OF persnns whom
ofosesU.ed criinlua.y for hbos these words: In
al ctninal prosrc nictrcnts fer hbels tho
truth may be g,vrn III evidence 10 Jdry and II ,t
SHAH appear Ia the Jiy that the matter charged ~
hbeods Is true. and published for good aud
for usdhabe euds. party shall be acquitted and tn
Jury shall tho night dcerinino the law and the
fact"
Under tnese provisions, during political canvass
every person has hight 20 speak write and publish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
DEFR1CDING 4 STATE.
TIE OPERATIONS OF THE DEMOCRATIC CANAL RING
REMARKABLE DIsCLO ,CREs IL COURT.


TIE OPERATIONS OF THE DEMOCRATIC CANAL RING
REMARKABLE DISCLO CRES IL COURT
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
BALTIMORE. Nov. 13.-ihe smt now pending in
the United States Circuit Court, for the appoint
ment OF q receiver for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal a corporation under the control of the State.
and governed by the Democratic State Ring, has
developed a remarkable condition of affairs.
The State has never been able 10 collect cent
of interest. There Is besides a heavy mOrtga ge
debt and bondhOderS are in the same condition as
the State. The president of the Canal l. Arthur T..
Gorman United States Senator elect. and the head
of the State mig. The testimony shows that the
Canal has been used as q political machine. Sala-
ries were paid politicians who never went
near il, and assessments were levied regularly on
employees for political purposes. The, president
and direc tors in addition t. salaries and travelling
expenses" spent $4,000 for dinners, wines and
hotel bills in five years. The Illegal payments III
that time amounted 10 $4,000 A deficiency IN
the vouchers of $4,000 and crooked" traHsac-
,Ions III the sale of bonds are among the other
charges which will be substantiated.
The exposure has created great excitement among
Democratic politicians, and the leaders Of the ring
fear that it viii break their mold IN Mary land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

PAEIs, Saturday, Nov. 13, $3.50
The Chamber of Deputies has appointed a
comm ttce favorable the proposal for Ins,ung an
inquiry INTO the case Of General de Cssey.
The Chamber has the discussion Of the bill for
the TeoIm OF The magstracY.
Tnc Correctional Tribunal has passed sentence upon
the meu VINO oDstuctcd the police OF Paris in the
execution of the decrees against the unauthorized
societies, among them NJ. Cochin to one months i'm
pr,oumcnt; Viscouuts Lasscts and Amelot and the
Marquis d BOshc bert. imprisonment FOR fortnight
The RcpublQue FrGnedISe says:
The Chamber Of Deputies was right, both in giving
prOry the Ma agistracy hi, urgency for which ~ be-
coming ana more apparent. and IN expressing s
sincere desire cooperation ibe work stu to be
coDpished. o. the men VINO have bravely NIthsOOd
nc Gle zeal nSGrrcctOn The life SenatOrshlp rendered
vacant by The death NJ Broca falls TO the turn of the
Advanced Let, who, at eeiiTg under the presidency
OF Victor Hugo, chose General Fame the present Minis
fpr of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
Ex-GovERNOR SPRAGUEs son IN COURT
CHARGED WITH AITEMPnNG TO SHOOT his MOTH
FRS TRUsrRE-THE LviD NCE AT THE EXAMI'

CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO SHOOT his MOTH
pp's TRUsrEE-THE iviD' NCE At THE EXAMI-
NATION.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Nov. 13.-Wilam Spra9rre,
field to-day on two compaiues-on for assault with
DANGEROUS weapon the Other for assault vita intent to
kill Robert Thompso his nOther'o trustee.
r. bert Thompson estn d al tue examination as fol-
Iowa On the 9Th riding along the beach In com
pany with superintendent j. H. Gardner. his SON. and
Providence reporter. As the road became sandy his
companions left him At the top OF the hill be saw two
boys about twenty-five feet above him, recognizing
one as Willie Spraguc He had known him SINCE
he was born. Thompson asked the boys
which road take. William made An uncivi answer.
took pistol from Li pocket aimed directly at him ana
fired. Thompson called TO his companions, and the boys
ran away The shooting took place about o'clock.
on the crOssex animation Thompson Repeatedly az
William ge the pstol str iRht al bln
He mad been appomted guardian Of CanODchef bY M.
CnaIfee out had not stepped foot on II snce Mr..
Sprage's departure. lie had no fcelng against Gov
eruOr spraKue .... .o.o-,.r oor.oho,.,o,
the testimony Of Thompson - some eXtn Tie saw
inc BOYS nave the pistol AMI afcrward heaEd the re-
port and heard Thompson cry out.
r. Gardiner SUPERINTENDENT or tue StohihgtOh RalI'
road that ncard snot. aSd heard Thompson
say, Willie sprague ~ ryihe 10 SHOOT NV inc rePor'
WAS like that OF a fOwng-pece - -. =. ,,
The counsel for tbs deicncr said that IL would be
nroved tuat the boys had ben firing AZ marx win
povaer on y and tDat the weapon was discharged In
tho air after Thompson passed -.
Y.rome Green that he went 10 the wreck with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
THE COMING ROWING CONTEST.
THE BETTING TvEN LAST FVENING-SUCCESS Pr
DlCTFD FOR HANGAN.

THE BETTING TvEN LAST FVENING-sUCCEsS PRE-
DICTFD FOR HANGAN.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The race between Han
Ian and Trckett, for 500 sde Will be rOwed the
Thames at Monday next Trckett has been
the favorite in the betting, 6to being freely oered
on him last evening BelS Life The Sporting Life
predie success for Hlnan both papers declaring that
in respect of form lie clearly Trcketts SUPERIOR but
siy the contest Will he severe Backman, " no
was III yesterday. is bettjr TODAY
The water very rough today, and consequently
most OF the sculers did short spins Hdnlan did
some eIsy work. Trckett and LdycOck stared tom
Inoored craft, ih@y would III race aad rowei a
racing pace from PutneY distance above Ham
ner.nIth. The betting on the match between HdnIan
aud TIlckett for the championship is again even.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-14
GRIMES AND CISCALnES-BY TELEGR4PH
A ROY FnuNn MrRpEREp.

BArGOD Ne Nov. 13--Ai NcwDurgy st"rday the
dead b,y I = boy named \ comb wcs foam viii, bullet
i Tho ba boy named lninan IS sis ectcd Of
being ihe murder
RUSSELL DART ADMITFED TO BAIL,
Rr.rF.I., hnv. l3.-- usSci Oar, bn recently
hnt Emi seert daughters music teacher admitted
o n nj tIaay she OF $500 Seelts prospects,
covrry cOnr!d.iUi iair
FATAL EALIFnOMA TELEGRAPH POLE.
CIR. SVi LE, \. j., NV. l3.-Nl. <. Fowler. n
tacrrsph Huonlan. whi" reIrng tie Durham
fo1ers morning. .oi from the OD II databce OF
fnrty eot injuries frDU watch lac Oiol within
hour. ..,..
Las VfGA-, Nov. l3. % Su 'titY night three
muerers train robbers and horse thef escap from
la here p'ss' In Killed James Allen aul DAVID
sIn muI Iderers wounded aHolher The posse Is sill
pdrsuiU
KNOCKED OVERHEARD WITH HAMPSHIRE.
MALT MoKF. Nov. I3.-1es.c day .uring an
afav On the Louis Duncan IN The artv Of Cdu
I'm n low TIVE ,Ol,r,d sailors sncE the per
sn IN. lea wnh dpihc and he rolled overJoar aud
drowned
SHOT IN DISPUTE ABOUT CkOP.
CfNCtNNAri. Nov. l3. A lspatch % ibe f0aIRer-
ofri frsm Nar aais. IIf John Dalton shot and
filled ycsterasy Twelve miles from here 10y tainsid ai
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