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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-01-14
B U R N E D U P |

|IA9 GG4s atlA.AE.HIs2aaA#0H atl.AE. ! s2aA#
The subscribers have, Of great expense, rebuilt q
moi ghborhood necessity,in the erection Of first
class Woolen Mahufaotory, with all the modern
inipr6 vemsrts attached, and are prepared 70 mako
all kinds Of Cloths, Cassimeres, satinetts, Blsn-
kets, Rlannelf, 40. Plenty Of goods on hand to
supply all our old and . thousand new customers,
whom We ash 10 come and examine eur stock.
The business Of li1'f isaaHfal
.o cARDINa AND PULLING
will receive our especial attention. Proper
nrrangemonts ~ill be rrsde 10 receive and deliver
Wool, TO suit custome.;. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice, and by strict aten-
lion 70 business ~s hope 70 realise liberal share
Of public patronage. fiIIfH tli
10000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED
We ~ili pay the highest market price for Woo
and sell oar Manufactured goods a. low ~ similar
goods can be bought In tho county, and whenever
We fail 10 render reasonable satisfaction we oan
always bs found at home ready 10 make proper
explnnstion, either In person or By letter.
Ilt. JAMES JOHNSON A SONS,
spri'sn s'aIt Bower p. o.
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Singer Sewing Machines.

Having made arrangements with Eastern mer-
chants 70 sell goods furnished me, therefore call
and see, as will be enabled to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. j W. CARLILE,
Trouiyille, Pa, Sept %, 79-ly. Agent.
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Re-Union of Trade.
FARMERs AND LUMBEaMEs

win End Il to their advantage to do their dealing
with me, as the highest prices will bo paid for
Grain, Shingles, or Produce Of any kind Part
or one.half cash will he paid. Trading for
Shingles or Lumber Of any knd speciality. Also,
agent for
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3ailrpaas.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE oLEARFiELD BRANCH
cLEARFIELD MAIL.

ON and after Monday, NOV. 10, 1879, the
OPassenger Trains will run daily Except Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearheld, as follows
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; ruEADvssTlsEussT.

il you nave COCOA to sell, advertise.
Hire man with . lsmpblsck kettle
ara bsush % spaint y0ur name and
hunhsr On ell the railroad fences. The
caf goes whixzing BY % fass that
no Que cen read them TO be sure, but
psrhAps the ooliging conductor would
stop the trails T. accommodate An in
Quiitive paseapgss. 81 it III
HeuGmbw Che fences By the sosd
sidssas veil. NoehinR 10 20 attractive
to the passsrby % we'll painted sign:
"Millington's Medical Mixture Tor
Mumps" =
Have your card in the hotel register
by all means, Strangers stopping at
hotels for night generally bay cigar
o.. tvo sbsfors lsevipg lawn. and they
uoed 5000 iasrtrlne lieenry fosd be.
lido 4 Mx<G III VISA a
II an advertising agent wants your
business advertissd In fsacy frame al
the 6ppn4 pay IN sb0ut two hundfed
ler INT Asse thAsyit Il worth. and lst
him put II there. When . man has
three-quartsfv ot . second in which to
catch : trails. - Invariably stops to
rad depot adssstisemsnts, and your
Said niaht take Ma eye. ak
" conrps the street thermometer
do,lgsis skeollont. Whsa q. mans fin.
gers and ears "a. .phevinr' At the
heat, 10 The time ebnve eli otlerd when
he reads % advertbsmsat..Sa i.
Print In the blAokest ink great
sprawli0g card. on all your Wrapping
psHr LAdtes ss,urnine fFun shop.
ping tsnf 6bs u be uslkiax bulletins,
and Il the Ihk rubs Of and spoils some
Of theif anssys nssmsttsrs> They viii
n4vse mp ot your ee>te main. Il
Doa's fail 10 adversiss II every cir
cue programme. Il will help tho orr
Gus 10 pay its bills. and visitbss cen q.
lisvs the tsdinn a the clown aiokes liy
slVqeipgsngpss y0ue inte el1ipe pomsrks
iok&3t 4SpekS pc III ~ II 900 =
ED
When the bseeses blow. .uailsd By :
papor fap II h hands a. ; hUelv no.
nsn. lis we'll 10 have the sir redolsns
with perfume Of the csruine inh
/ e ahich your basinsss address Il
psintsd. This will make Che market
for decent xAnn voFv wnrs6
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Emtsaon, Aversion y society. pimnso of vtsion.
Noisss IN the Head: The vital A1id passing unoh-
served te the uvins. and msny cher aADsnsss tbas
lead 70 insaDity and death.
DIR. bNTIe viii sgres to forfeit Ytvx nux.
pnED D0LLaRs fue esss Of this htsd ths VITAL.
RESTORATIVE. under his special sdytss ~
treatmentI will not cure, or for anythine twpnxo
or injuriods foand IN u. On. MINTfB treuss Ill
Private Dtsessss ucosaafully wtshoat msssuBy.
CoxsuLrAriox HnxE. Thorough examtnatioa ed
savice. Including ansiyss Of urins. . %. rs5es
u VITAL REuoaArTvH. $50 . bOee0s, - four
times the quantity. 5000: ssat 70 sny eAde =
upon receipt Of price. or @. O. D., sccurs fsom
observation. and in private name u dsstr0d, b
A. = NINT1R, II. u.
IL Kearuy Street. San rrsnctsoo, Gal.
DIR. NIEflET KIDNEY REMEDYs NEpHRIr.
ICuM. esrss all kihds Of Kidney and Dladdas
Compls:nta. 0onssFh0s, 6lert. sIsnoosxAUA For
sale b. al druggists; $loO bottle. az bottles fos
IN MlNrIEY DAxDKlIoN PIIIs. srs he
bet and cheapest DYePEP0IA and BILIOUS oure
IN the market. For sals b III dFueatsess
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wai.ty ea.aet = distilled fsan ).
wsy laeA
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SHIPPING rNrELLreEvcE.


the schooner W. L. Beebe will load
lumber for Melbourne.
One-eightb OF the bark J. w. Seaver
has changed hands far $500.
The Sesver will load lumber at one
OF the Columbia river mills for Fiji.
The schooner s. n Buenaventura Is
chartered to load lus,ber At Port Blake
ly for Levuka. Fir Islands.
The barkentine Catherine Sndd-n.
no~. on the way from Honolulu. is
chartered to losd iumber at Humboldt
for Honolulu.
The first iron ss,lisg vessel built in
the United States vas the yacht Edith.
She va, commenced ut b 'ston in 1856.
and Isnncnei in 1887 by Capt II. b
Forbes
The ship lmilders Cramps. OF Phils-
d-ipbfs. have contracted with wen
kacvn Eastern yachtsmsn for . steel
aalp. frsn 15o.tn iSJ fact lo:g, tn
travel IT a higb rate OF speed.
An order has bsen received from the
United States Tfsasusy. that hereafter
no vessels ere e. Be deceased toe. fab
cries except those that make . business
If catching whales. cod or msckerel.
Vessels ct present licensed. viii not be
disturbed until thsir psssent licenses
expire.
Tie schoousr Mary Z. Donovan.
: left Ssn Ffsneisco -four montbs sgs on .
fishing trip south. The ownss, hes
heard from her bat once, some three
months ago. snd fssra that soma acci :
dent hiss happened to her. She was
commanded by Captain Staples. and
was valued ct $1,000. and owned by
James IAfp of that city. -,
The, opini0n OF experts East. IN re-
gard tn ths electric headlights to the
steamers. which are now being intro
duced, is that il 10 impossible 10 see
a., thing ahead, the light Is so intense
aid they ars not in favor of them.
They 6ppsovs Il the lights. for side
lights. ~. through colored shades. the
tests we're very good.
The schooner Joseph left San fran-
ssiscO May 10Th bouDd to Navarro
river. 1t Was blowing strong north.
Worts SUI tu0 Oeptosu essuusnk csoee
isto Bodega Head ON the 2lst inst, At
tempted to tack. but missed stays and
went ashore on the Head. She broke
up in short time. The Joseph was
n Rned vessel, 81 60 tons segister ,owped
BY Captain IsGwerson. her commander.
aud Mr.. Jensen. She was valued at
5000. the Captains interest being in
sured for 5000.
Ths steamer Monterey vas lost last
week on the northern coast Of California.
Speaking II her the Alta says: Her
loss 10 ~ be regretted. rs the vessel Was
. good. comfortable little steamer, and
admirably adapted to our coastipg
trade. Bhe ives built In this city in
1869, for Goodall. Perkins & Co.. and
has continued at work Successfully
since, having completed 652 trips. She
was 120 fact long. q feet beam. and 8
feet depth Of hold. and registered 1872
-lons. She wss rebuilt in 1879, had
good sccomodatisns for freight and
passengers. and Captain Won Helms,
her commander. Was considered . most
careful end s6ioiept nectar. The vessel
was injured in local companiss 10,
t23.5e0
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!. SUN MONS.
OF WAsHINoToN,l
County AZ Eing. sEs)
In Juatica Courf RoaveN Qrost p

In Justice Court. Roswell Scott. p.
To ". II. y. Hall:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT CHRIS
IL tim B.owndeld has nlsd . claisn against
q my offee in 0satele, IN King county. W. r.. en-
tia l3th Gay OF June, A. D. 1880 ct the hour Of 10
o'clock q. II. And unless you appear and then
a0j thee answer. the same will 10 taken - con-
feased and the demand Of the plaintiff granted.
Tbs object ard demand Of said claim is to secure
NJ payment ~ certain promtsanfy note made
hI you With one J. II. Potter, to ssid christian
Dr0WA11A, the smount Of which with Interest In
vsriAsd claim fled Nay 10Th. 1870
myl5W& ROSWELL SCOTT. Up.
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THE GNElT ENcljsH REMEDY

II . nsvseI failing Care
foe Narv00e Dshilssy.
Exhsastsd vttslity,
seminal We 1 aeos.
eostlnseo LOST
HANhO0D, lmpoeae.
cy. Dsrslysis. and all
the terrsble e6eces 81
eelf . Abuss. youthful
fOllles. and sxceoses u
Dasurer yeass ; such
g Less Of 0sUofy,
Ia nf3xnAn HR~kssunnal
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Notice Of Applicationto Psrehssa
Timber Land. eiss'

OISursA. WAan1noSoa Txnngyl
NrorICR y HRnKbY 0IvEu f1A1. ~ Co1:
IN pIlanoo vtGn u pssvisfooe q ~ ~ e
Ongsc1u aoDeove1 H. = 1oe4 en1g1e9 80 40
Sos n ale o. Timbss Lan6e g ~ coeeso = g.
iser.ls. osss.., xsyeAa - Wsses.esc1 49,
Waskinetoe Tsui1ay, ~ tAie ~ ~ y ~
eGss = s0p1usG11au - $1,000 ~ -: u .
sR n e 0se1iea ~. .. - 1ownaAin t.. q
Issss "a So g ~ WiIlaaase15 - 1sa:
~ - =! - =. s,s s.s'ss 49,. -
q rse115o1 q - III 49, = ~ 49, -
r. - f00f 60 nn0 - 49,.
ely{e sadeg - 49,, = Y - 49,
y v 81 - u !. = -. = 8 t.icSisss
naovlov nsolsls = - In3 60
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.3s ~.s, 11sv 49, ~ 4
NOTICE - HERxnY oIvuH THAT I'm
IN 1o1lou1ng uausdo e1te3ee - ~ n613D -
~ in1sa1isa = neAs 1na1Uesf = engDcseef ~
elsim. and sssurv ensl estyy thsssofs ed ~
tAs psosf q witasases vill - na1e 6efose q. =
seenv:s! y: r, % AosdAy. ~ ~ 49,
ovss1s sssssou. rsse.ptisa p. .. Ne. ~,
- shs Ioes 8. & 3. . end ~, ~ - =
nanss ~ following = m W5oeos0 - ysove
81 eootinuous rssidsDss upoa 81 saltive1)e1 -
80 osUn9 Via: Ivsr Furnsss, Ivss JoAnsoe. Olene
Olsen snd n. Hsvls. al Of e1aauooes oosAsasas
''sn' :" = aH y.r. BnoaH.
.ssvsa lasAelH.
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TO THE unfortunate.

dTosrus. pinspIss on the fsos, and lsss manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and sm,cted
should no. fail to call upon him. The Uootos,
has Travelled extenstvsly In Europe. and inspected
great deal of valuable information. which hs
Is compstelt to impart to those b need 81 Ats
ser sices. DIR. 0IBB0N Will make NO eharUs
unless he effect . enve. Persons as Q diStsDos
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com
musicAtions strictly confidential You &c NJ
one but the Doctor. Rersens whiting - to Doe
tor will please state the name Of the psp Z they
sr-e this advertisements 10. Changes roasnaabls
Call or write. Address DR. J. y. GIBDuN, Boa
i.as5. San Francisco. oend els for psehsUs 81
medicine. fss0 ois-dAuls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-25

New York. Nov. 24.-Thu police were
notified by general alarm day to look
out for Hugh Rensch, missing Inventor
end for wsom sctive search has been made in
Philadelphia, ST. Louis, Cincinnati and
Brooklyn. He was ls9t seen in this city, and
it is thought met with foul play while on bis
way to or crossing North river to take a
train. The missing man was lorewsn of the
Crescent City railroad company in Now
Orleans.
Henschc, had been stopping at hotel in the
bowery, but by the advice of II friend, had
taken 'oom at l46 Spring street. This he
left on The afternoon of September llth, to
take the 4:30 afternoon train for Philadel.
phia, where ho was 10 meet friend at No.
llOo Vine street. His landlady bsde
him good bye and saw him
walk toward south Fifth avenue with hii
satchel in his hand. Two days later hil
trunk, containing all his clothes and mum.
Der of dresses ant presents he had purchased
for his bride, reached New Orleans by OK
press. OF It's owner nothing was ever heard,
and not the slightest trace ever found. His
bride and mother waited with Increasing
fears for news Of the missing man,
and when none came after two
weeks, telegrar he'd to his brother,
Charles Rensche, who at tho time was in
Paris OR a pleasure trip. He returned q,
once, and began systematic search, which
he has finally abandoned to-day as usel S.
Hospitals, m1rgu and police records, no,
onlyin New York, but IN all cities on the line
of his journey were searched, and the result
was finally arrived at that Hugo Renschs
never left this ci and never reached Phila-
dslphia, where his friends waited for him
for two days. His aged mother Is now
very III from sorrow Tho conclusion is in
evitable that tbs missing man met will
foul play 10 this city, or on the river that
September afternoon. Between himself aud
bride there was not q shadow of misunder
standing, and his affection for his mothe
alone, would have prevented him from kill
ing himself
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Death a. IN. Fsas,

New York, Nov. PA Knoxville special
gives the following particulars of recent
poisoning in the vicinity of Kingston, four
miles from Knoxville; On Sunday evening
last was celebrated the marriage of Joel
Hembree, well known in that county, and
Miss Dali, AZ accomplished daughter of Col.
DAN, at whose residence sb ut forty invited
ladies and gentlemen had assembled. Sub.
Sequently reception was rendered the
couple and extensive Arrangements had been
prepared for their entertainment, and
oy some means, in preparing
the least arsenic was used instead
, OF soda, and about forty persons immediately
after supper, exhibited signs of sickness, and
ave OF the number have since did. The frs
victim was Robert Dali brother of IN,
bride. The next WAS little Miss Lowery, al
orphan. Mr.. MAY, of Missouri, and Mr.
Gallagher OF this county, also died the fol
owing day To-day another one is added t.
The number. The father of the bride, VIII,
was not expected TO live, is reported bette
'o'dAy About thirty other persons VIII,
we're present 're reported seriously III,
pumber OF whom will probably die. Tn
poisoning is thought 10 have been accidentsl
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K. R, CONSOLIDATION
DELTA AND THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
VIII be Locked in the Embrace Of
steei-A Missing New Orleans Man
yellow Fever In Florida In.
diana Onsetts California.
View Orleans Dots.

New Orleans, Nov. 24.-The roustabouls
have agreed upon ths sollowinc ,,r;e. v,oL.
bure and Raw G.. .,, -" s-.'"' vas
p.1 ~, ~ 'oU o"s 'r@ue' ssV per month";
"eu riser' upper and lower coast, $I5 per
month; upper Missitsippi and Ohio rivera
$50 per month. also e',,, 80. h,,.
a,r i,ho..ns sO ~, '0N'' POS no"' i'r
'.'o' ''iu s'A'y cents ior night
In The contest for the possession of the city
hail, Judge Houston to ,day decides the newly
elected .eicers ,,tiuea :, ,h.,, No., a. y :,
the spirit Of tne 4, ~ "ns, ,o ,.vn p,t p.,S", & ,ha'
the L,,tsr Tn. ~ 'Duo' sVeern, la.ner 'nan
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New York, Nov. 24.-Stock speculsions
are characterized by a marked activity and
the entire market is strong and buoyant,
with the exception of Wedern Union, which
is weak Northwest is most conspicuous in
the upward movement, and has advanced
per cent. for common stock, and per cent.
for preferred. Lake Shore is also notably
strong. Other trunk line shares are also par.
ticipa,ingin the improvement. Transactionsin
Erie are carried on on very large scale.
Nashville & Chattanooga rose per cent but
reacted | per cont. Coal shares are very
firmly held. Western river is feyerish, but
without any violent fluctuations. The
stock fell off II per cent in early dealings but
subsequently recovered per cent. and later
reached per cent.
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Augusta, Ga, Nov "a This was tho lirst
DAY of the city association running meeting.
The weather was clear and cold and the AZ
tendance good. There were three races on the
programme Tue first race was m intro.
ductory scramble, for all ages, one mile. Ii
had eight starters, Sine Sellm, Mark A, An
nio Hayden, Buckshot, Pacific, Tom Barlow
and Little Reb. The latter was the favorite
ia the pools. To good start Little Reb took
the lead, but was soon passed by Pacific, who
maintained his advantage to the huish by a
length and half; Tom Barlow second; Lit
tet Reb third. Time, l:49I.
Thes econd race was n mile heat race, aad
mad three starters, to.wit: Gabriel, Rod Fcl
and Duplicate. Gabriel was great favor
ite, and won the race in two straight hea.s
Red OK second Duplicate third, in bott
heats. Time, l:56 and l;5l.
The third race was one and ono.haIf mile
for three year olds. The starters were Colo
mel Sprague, II. V. Bemiss, Beeswng, Lick
ing Bill and Planeroid, jr, Beeswing wss
first awy but was soon passed by Colone
Sprague, the favorte, who held the lead &c
the finish, winning by -four lengths; Plane
roid second Beeswing third. Time, 2:l5f
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Iadiana Offsets California.

Chicago, Nov. 24-A despatch from In
dsnspolis says B S Parker, republican cleo
tor, nominated in place of General Thomas
W. Bennett, who WAS Withdrawn because OF
his alleged connection with federal office,
has been defeated through blunder Of
omittins his name from republican tickets in
Perry, Floyd, Bartholomew, Putnam and
Wells counties, in which Parker did not get
a single vote. This will elect d. w. Cham
bors, democratic elector, by about Eve thous-
and msiority.
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The scnIiers

London, Nov. "a. -Lsycock has written to
he Sportsman that he is perfectly willing to
remain IN London another six weeks to row
nanlan q for f2Oo aside, and the chspionship.
moss hoss' rriekeis and Lsyeock practiced yes.er-
uay the two former for their match Ross
Is rather unwell, and complains of loss of
power in his limbs. Hosmer has CHALLENGED
Nicholson or Elliott to a match on the
Ihsmes course, for el0O side, to bo rowed
within month from tie time of .isnins ,hs
articles, Elliott to copcede Hosmef Ava ssc. s
ords start ''' A'' Sou
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MeIhOd m Ills MndneaA.

ST. Paul, MIMI, Nov PA special from
st. Peters says Ben Hssselmsn, an inmate Of
the asylum, arrested yesterday, confessed to
setting fire to the building, and soys he was
badly treated, aud tried to burn down the
building in revenge. He says he wishes all had
been burned. He placed can of naphtha
in the female wing, but II did not iguite,
when he tried to kndle it. He vas consid-
er d a mild case snl allowed the run ofthc
building.
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Advice 60 Greoce

Vienna, Nov PA dispatch to political
correspondents from Athens says "Count
Won Radcwitz, the German envoy, has ar.
rived here and interviewed Premier Cou-
mandouras. He advised the premier not to
jeopsr iiZe the interests Of CIR ece by precip-
ltsts action" The ambassadors of other pow.
ers joined in the ADV ice of Count Won
RsdowitZ.
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Washington, Nov, 24,-The French and
American commissioners met at the state de-
psrtment to-day, and organized for business,
and adopted set of rules ahd regulations
of procedure in the submission and
adjustment Of all claims covered
by the treaty. These include
claims of either French or American citizerl
arising out ofthe late civil war in this coun-
try, the Franco German war of 1871, AID
of the war Of Mexico with the French under
McMillion. Senator Boutwell, appeared and
was recognized re as council ana agent for
the United States under appointment and
Marquis Decba1brum AS counsel, and NJ
Arthur Leone es agent for the French gov
ernment. The commission then adjourned
until January 10, but business communion
tions will be received in the meantime a
the Office Of The commissioners.
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London, Nov. 24.-The steamer Artigia
came in coll sion this morning with tie
French steamer 0'ncle Joseph, near 0pes.
sia. The 0'ncle Joseph was SO much in
jured that she soon sank. She had on board
three hundred persons, only about fifty OF
whom were saved. The Artgia has arrived
at London, having also been severely dam
aged. An inquiry has been ordered.
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jewish persecu,,..

London Nov PA dispatch from Ber-
IN to the Times says: "a pretty general
feeling prevails, which is founded on the ut
teranees OF the conservatives and the semi
ohoisi press, that the authorities ART inclined
10 WAX az, It not openly encourage, the
movement Tor stenming the rising tide Of
Jewish power and influence in tie empire.
me 9 mevement has, i Is said, the sympathy
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Schooner Anhare.

Washington, Nov. 24-Tho signal corps
station at Cap.o Hatteras, North Carolina,
reports to the chief signsl officer the follow
ing; "Thc John Miller, Scull, master, from
Wilmington, Delaware, with car.
60 Of railroad iron, bound . for
Galveston, went ashore mile south of Bat
telss Inlet on the 22d. The crew, consist
ing of eight men, were saved in tho schoou.
er's boat. The vessel is bised, and will
probably prove total loss. Wreckers vii
mseeg ttial to save the cargo.
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HRm AntOniU MnlinrA.

Special to the He AID.
A bonus of Sl5 900 is offered by Frio.
town TO other The Sunset or Interra. ousl %
give that towh yairoad facilities.
Horner, the young mal who sh 1t bimself
yesterday, is getting wo SO, and the physi.
clans say he connOt reCover.
W. d. Mesdows,who is charge with mur.
der in Dewitt county, was to-day admitted
to bond in the sum of $4,000 on account Of
bad health.
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OVER THE STATE.
SOME DOTS FROM DIVERS POINTS,
A Distinguished Wedding-Friotown
Wants Railroad Bad-A Murderer
Batied-The Free Thinkers
Think Freely To-day, Etc.
Distinguished Wedding


Special to the Hsrall.
. Houston, Texas, Nov. 24,-Hon. John T.
Brady, late ereenback candidate for congress
against Hon. r. Q. Mills in the 4th district,
was married here to-day to a young lady,
Miss Sherman, daughter of General Sidney
Sherman, who commanded portion of the
Texan army at San Jaointo, and fought with
Gen. Sam Houston. At the wedding were
Mrs. Lamar, widow of Gen. Mirabenu b.
Lamar, one of the presidents of the Texss
republic; Judge @, Arson Jones, son OF
Anson Jones another president OF the repub-
lie, and Maj. Z. W. Cave, the present treas
urer ofthe Central railway and formerly sec.
retarv of state under Gen. Sam Houston.
Col. Brady End his bride left on the usuaI
tour.
Bad weather. raining and misting here.
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London, Nov, 24.-The lord mayor Of
Dublin announces that in consideration Of
the fact that ouly 100000 have been raised
of the 100000 which will be necessary to
defend the land leeguers, he has transferred
for that purpose the sum of fl08,.
900, tae balance of the political de-
fense fund of which he is the sole sur.
Viving trustee. Mr.. Kennedy, landlord
near Loughrea, who recently refused 10 ac.
cept Sir Richard Grifii,h's valuation, waI
fired at last night whilst walking in his gar
den. Three shots were fired, all Of which
n Used their intended victim.