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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

Senator Davis Of Illinois caused gen
uins sensation amongst his democrasic
friends. on Thursday, whom he arose in the
Senate and explained his position ~ m
independent, and closed BY declaring that
the republicans are fairly entitled to the
oMces Of the Senate, and that his vote
would not delay or obstruct such result.
This shifting Of the ponderous Senator
from the democratic to the republican end
Of the beam is an important movement
just 1t this time. It will give the repub-
lieans majority withost the casting vote
Of the Vice President-doing away with
all necessity fer controversy about the pro-
priety of such vote-and put the demo-
Gratis 30 clearly in the wrong If they at
tempt to delay organization that they will
have no support in popular sentiment. II
II reported that they intend to pursue their
obstructive policy as long as possible, but
the shifting Of Davis from one scale to the
other adds so much to the weight of the
republican side that the democrats must
soon give up the contest.
What Ben Hills feelings are over the
sudden change Of his late ally has not yet
appeared. We have no doubt that If he
should express his opinion it would be
much after the manner in which he de.
clared his sentiments regarding Malone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

The Boston Traveller says: The Boston
Directors of the Union Mutual Lite In.
surance Company Of Maine, who will be
legislated out Of Office on April 18th.
will hold a special meeting next week,
when they will probably decide upon
what course Of action they will take in
regard to the recent action Of the Maine
Legislature. 1t is intimated that they
will issue = statement to the policy-bold.
ere Of the company, and retire from the
dictatorship Of the company, without en-
tering into any legal controversy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26
Special Notices.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
retions of youth. nervous weakness, early decay
oss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This Preatremedy
was discovered by q missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN. Station d. Ne,c YorkCity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

EMINENT MEDICAL MEN understand that
DIR. BULLOCKS KIDNEY REMEDY,
"NEPHRETICUM," is no quack medicine,
but the production of one of the first and
foremost physicians Of his day, and used by
him with the greatest success. If ailing with
Kidney troubles, Gravel, Bladder or Urinary
difficulties, a use of this remedy will set you
all right. teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

kfs. Marx Hopkins, taxed for about twen-
y-ave millions Of dollars in San Francisco,
pNfeses to nake Great harrington. Massa-
e1lDsets, hee taturs home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

pletely over the vessel. The strain and con-
sequert LEAK kept all hands At the pumps,
the vessel leaking 1000 strokes per hour
The gale shifted suddenly to south-soutL-
rest and lasted twelve hours. then to the
vess-northvest, accompanied With heavy
squalls. March Is, while in latitude SO. 30,
Longitude -, 10, the storm-tossed mariner
fell in With the bark, which rescued them
With great difficulty. the schooner being
abandoned. The L. W. Wheeler was built
in 1865 At Damarlscotta, where Mr.. Abnel
Stetson, her principal owner, resides, but
she has been thoroughly repaired since. She
had double decks and registered 322 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

Have wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds.
Bronchitis, whooping Cough, Group, In.
Auenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 bot
tlo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

The Peruvian Syrup has cured Thousands
VINO were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility.
Liver Complaint, Boils. Humors, Female
Complaints, &c. Pamphlets free to any ad-
ofess. Seth WI. Fowle 6 Sons. Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. The most
important medical discovery since VACCINE.
ton. An absolute Cure for Catarrh bv Alb
sorPtion. Sold by all Druggists, or delivered
by D. B: Dewey & Co., No. 46 Dey Street.
N. 7. Pamphlets with full explanations and
overwhelming proofs mailed free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

"Pinafore" never goes to sea without a
good supply Of that famous remedy, Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam, for Coughs and
Colds. Trial bottles. 10 cents. MW&S&x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

Many people need medicine to give an
appetite. Hoods Sarsaparilla does this and
cleanses the blood from all humors. A trial
proves this. feOd&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

The meeting Of the readjusters at Rich
mond. Virginia, on the Esd, was well attend
ID. Malone was not present Every part OF
the State was represented. The attitude o,
Mr.. Malone in the Senate, naturally occupied
much of the attention Of the members of the
committee. His recent bout with Ben Hill
vas commented upon and fully approved
The Readjuster leaders are in high spirits
and express perfect confidence in their ability
TO carry the State next fall, when Governor
and members Of the Legislature are to be
chosen. Instead Of weakening his hold upon
his followers in Virginia BY his independent
course in the Senate. the friends Of Mr.. Ma
hone aver that he has added materially to his
strength. They will, they say. not only moi
lose man thereby, but the Federal patron
age he will be able to control in his State will
bring over some Of the weak-kneed bourbon
democrats to him. The committee called q
State convention to assemble Thursday, the
I'd day Of June, for the nomination Of Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney Gen.
eral, and the adoption Of = platform upon
which members of the Legislature are to be
elected. An address to the people Of the
State was issued Friday, in which the issues
Of the approaching campaign are pretty clear.
" defined
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else-
where in this issue.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

Malt Bitters build up the nervous and mus
cular system and so overcome disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

Caused by malaria, affections of the lungs,
and imperfect digestion is speedily remedied
by the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic.
TuTh&S&w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26
NOTICE..
Co-partnership Notice.

We. the undersigned. have thi. dsv for,,.d
. IseI,nip under the style of GANNErTA MorsF and
ny. Gonaaet the Fruit Toy and Fancy Goods Bust
ocrnn;sa hs ytore' a0 Wafer St., Augusta, lately
'.e stoek' fixtures and good will Of the trade. g"
w. H. GANNETT.
An.u.t. W. W. MORSE.
Ga 1851. mar22tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26
A NEW TELEPHoNE.

Everybody should have one either for busine's nd
pleasure to connect with houses opposite; ~ ns
down stairs and any other places within ~ III hour
and save million steps and thousanas , y. ard
100 feet of wire with full Instructions sent dd,es
for $500, extra wire rs cents per 100 feel ~
STEVENS & MORRILL, usu
mar22f&w2w Lock Box 1907, bcs'o''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26
MILL At AUCTION.

Ny interest in the Bigaow Brown Ss M. s..etiOs.
Privilege at Riverside, will be sold 1t guc', ~ ods
Friday. April 1881, at II o'clock A. NJ
Of Heath Wilson, Augusta.
III. NJ. HEATH, Assignee
usr2sf1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26

Chas. W. Warren formerly q lawyer in
Lewiston, is in Jail in Exeter, N, H., for
horse ste aling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26
Wanted.

A capable laundress and . table giri; An
Ladies Hall. Classical Academy. Halloween
mar22ttfhfG aGw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-26
F. L. MCINTOSH, N. D.
O6lce and Residence Sta''
Street, third house NOT"
Of Western Avenue.
S1-Ofiee hours from 1oA. N. to Il NJ, a nr
2 to T.. NJ mMWN

A VALUABLE Family and Business , n%td
~ sound and kind; weight about I1T pppsxss
viii be sold very cheap. Also second .ood no
Top Buggy, a Sleigh and Harness, all in eo''
j. MILLER Co...
Augusta. Me-. March H. Darby Block
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
Iroquois wins Again.

London, june l4.-The race for the Prince
OF Wales stakes, for three-year-old colts and
miles, distance ofa mile and i've furlongs,
came or and was won by Lorillsrd's b. Q,
iroguois; Gitton! b. Q. GeoloRist second
Seven ram. -' '-'--'
Iroquois started as the fsvorte In the bet
ting at % TO 81 against him. Culiodoen
jumped aw.y at the lead. and
made The lunning v ith q strong pace,
Nessicin Voluptusry and Geologlst with
dte.tCaIl next. AS they came along Swimiy
bottom, Cnllodeen had the lead about two
lsrg gths He was fol owed by voluptuary,
q ologlst and ioquois in the order Lame d.
until three quarters Of mile from home
when Gull deem was beA'en by Voiuptu.
ary. Nessclir and Grest-Carl, who
Say up tSs strsisSs when thew p; We're ,o'nS nsl5
oy lroquois ard Geologitt, ths former win-
ming o good race by one.hsif 4 length before
Seolog st second with GreMt-Oarl ahead third.
Masketine, Ressciiff, volupluary And Uuiio.
deer fishing In the order named,
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

Mckinney, June Am. J. Nj. Benge, ex.
county clerk of this county, died last night oi
cholera morbus, and was buried by the Mn.
sonic fraternity. Mr.. Benee has held The of.
flee OF district and county clerk the greater
part of the time since the war; and no man In
our county was more generally and iavorably
kno~n. The funeral procession was the la q
cst ever seen ut Mckinney, and the sad mnr
mur OF regret at the irrepS rable loss IL upon
the lips OF every one you meet. He leaves u
wife and three children to mourn their loss of
a kind and alecti0nate husband and father.
There is considerable sickness through the
county, but 80 far II has not proved fatal.
Our street commissioners are having some
good work done on cur streets to-day They
surely net d ibr' cheers, for II has been needed
so long. Ifthey will just stick TO It we will
Keep them In Office as long as they live.
Miss Matte Buff0rd, OF Dallas, Ia visiting
our city, and the young folks are Determined
to make her visit pleasant one.
Mrs. Rhun gave Miss Matte an Ice cream
party last night Quite number of young
folks were gathered together, ana the evening
was one of pleasure and er rjoyment
Llatr CT Court will commence on next Mon
day.
We have one man In jail that Ia over seven
~ years old, charged with hOrse-stealing,
there being three or four indictments agsinsi
him in this county and several In Clark ooun.
ty.
Thermometer 93 degrees and getting higher.
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sc OF High Sensation over
"o question of Meeting . U. q,

rromise OF High seusNeton 0vs-
me question Of Electing q U. q.
Senator. =
concord, N. H., June Il. lin Tho rsurh,,c.,,
sa""us he'd ia.t night for the purposs Of nom.
lo"''ns y candidate for the United states
senate MT. GREEN'S resolution to procesd
" inc election a OF senator to-day vaa
carried amid much discussion Of an animated
onSrac'er, several member psrtlclpa,inr.
Mr. Green declining to Withdraw h,s rssol,.
and i,hana,sr ssrs, :. stevens, Harrison, Mais.on
me latter declared Its author tool tSs ~.
eoaiy iy OF aividing the party In scctions On 4
Hue1sIon H,1 oI law and not of party, The =. a.
a1sn,, .uMon passed without q dissent, the non.
was nsliy caprsd dIsir1inis n from vo,ing Il
IN v,vvn ,n W dominate candidate for svnstor
. ne plooeeuinge Of the caucus m. de decidsd
1saoa "a political eicles. and the probable
excited dissnssione "Sose '3-dsy wss the iheme Of
.uis morning, MIR. Rollli gs will ptOhabIv ~
nom'nsted ana a convention Of toliers Ana
hnoaa..leclion ne men held. and their choice viii
ease sasssd 10 I,oini convention before tbs
,n.anpss. un,a The non.electionists required AZ
vo'es 70 unite with the demo Gratis nnd dsSaSt
ah eiec,ion; but now AZ at out 40 votes are needs
sons, ,ur mat purpose. their Is promise Of high
| The iepublicaps mat In s..s,on -.
Ing. s' ~ A'eA'ion 'nis morrs
Mr. Robinson, OF Concord, moved that
e 'irec,,y ~youinmsnt .S was made, II be to meet
uecuy aiter tie morning session Of the lecis-
isture ne explained That on onsuitaflon
v,a, wma nv irields, Y wss b, ct not to make Inc
n,"mlins.nh ,,mn OF senator before May, The oues-
,,oa no, wnetnet IN election should take placu or
"o, was ueeided by the legislature.
|. ST. NJ. Sreeh hlso suplotteu tnis view, 1t was
st"tsu oy . number that II no nom nation was
naaue tnis morning and the legislature d. cided
10 eject, me disafiected members VIII abIde
nomination. NSu' " 'nsAe
In the house the majority report OF the iudI.
ciary COMMITTEES, relating to lie election of
uh,,eu states senator, came up, the que tion
peing on tue pas age of the reioulion that tha
echon De postponed until the n xt lerisis-
.ure The forenoon was occupied In ditcu. :.
ihg ,his question No vote being Iesch,d st
tne n9ur OF adjourn ment, the seIate by q vote
vi. - 10 ~, dicided 10 elect sen ator
a vote for United htates tenstor was tsken
| IN the ssr ate room to-day with the Following
result. II Rollins 7, Harry Bingbam s, Isa az
BlodRelt ., w Patterson ., " j Burus q
rank Jones !, Charles Dotr i, Alonso n
Suint !, Bambugde Waldielgh /. Charles
Barnes l, Aaron Y Stevens l.
In the assembly v.ts WIS taken upon the
resolution OF the m, jority report OF the judic-
u'fy committee, that the cotton be posinnn-
ca until the next legislature and Il was 8 I a.
Il. 1he vote Onths amendment was 10 tast
the tame. Fifty .nine republicans voted nav
with the democratic. -
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waco.


Special to the. Herald.
Wsco, June IA The fire which broke on,
in this city last night was an extensive 4 one
The losses will aggregate twenty-five tuous.
and dollars. The origin ofthe hrs is not GER
tainly known, but as IL was discovered IN the
grocery and confectionery Of NJ Montear, an
Italian, the doors Of whose establishment
were found open, there are con.
nicting opinions as to the pre.ise
nature Of Its origin, The water works gere
negligent, for the fret time, how, yer, in not
having upsteam, to which fact may be attrib-
uted greater share Of the lose OF majority OF
the buildings. All of them were frame struc.
lures and could have been saved. The losers
are 4 Sedwlcks, q l. Wisbuct, A + Basken,
William Csmeron,W w Whitaker William
Frey & whitaker. ID r Davis, Ripley & jar
ney, Al Stewart, N NOOte, i W Mcdonald,
Ground, WeibIsch & Blackmond, j
and 5 Kopsohai, The Losses 'srs sr.
sustained between the following comps-
nies. North German, Liverpool and London
and Globe, Queen. PhoeDlr, National, Home,
Springfield, Fire Association OF New Orleans,
In, uranse Association and the ST. Paul repre-
senled by J. G. Horrison. Downs & Fort, j..
Is. Winslelt & jackson q Klilough.
Several accidents, but none
of them serious, occurred to members OF the
fire companies while engaged In their strsn-
uou' but futile efforts 10 save properly The
flames did their work Of do tructiOn In the al-
most Incredibly short time of forty 1--we
minutes.
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TO Examine E.cur.lon s,eam a..

Washington, June N.-A treasury circular
addressed tocolleotors and Other chief sflacers
Of fcusioms, and others, has just been issued.
Officials are enjoined particularly 10 make
close examinations Of sxcurston stcamers.
Extra efforts 10 this direction, the Circular
says, should b. made on sun.
4ih Of Jnly. saperyisjpg inspsctn,s
VIII instruct local inspectors to detail one
half OF their force on each alternate Sunday
for duty In the vicinity Of their home posfs
for the urpose Of ascertaining by actual
law 10 compiled with. Upon The m Of JSIv
the whole force will be so employed.
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A ustin .
Special to the Herald .

opbCIHI 70 the Herald.
Austin, June l4.--The Texas Central railroad
to-day filed the first mortgage In the state de.
partmsnt in s2,l45, 900 to the Far IN ers loan and
trust company, Of New York.
The blind asylum closed to-day for tbs holi-
days.
In the United states court the Washington
county cases, for violation Of
by the United States until Tomorrow. ON ao-
coun Of the nbse, &C OF witnesses.
United States Marshal Russell received n
telegr IN from Socorrs, New Mexico to-day.
Informing MIN theta party supposed to ba
who broke jail In Austin /, st November and
escaped has be II arrested at that point, aod
asking for description of Boyce. The mar
shal al once complied wi h the request and he
expects TO earn tho resultby tom orrow.
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Court Decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, June i.-The supreme court to-day
reversed and remanded the caso OF Edwardi
VS.. Flotow, from Camp county, and affirmed
and reformed that of the Western Union tole
graph company Va. the state OF Texas, and
| adopted the awards Of the ommissiUners o
appeals as follows:
Coreile vs the Western Union telegraph com.
pany, from Lee. Reversed and renamed,
q. II. ii. II. Il company vs. Bell \ BRO.
from DallNs Reversei AZ d remanded.
O'Neal et al vs. Lockhart ct al, from Comau
che. Reversed and remanded
Wood VS. Thomas, from Comanche. Revers.
Cd and remanded,
Bowes Va vsGlayow;from Iill. Affirmed.
Griffin w Rowe;from Ellis. Reversed and re.
manded.
Spannon va stills, Yost & Co. ,from aiayson
Reversed and remsnded.
Howell VS. Denton; from McLennau. Re-
versed and rsmanded,
q II q II Il Il Co. vs. IIcpg, from Navarro
Reversed and rcmandcd.
Bybec vs. Waddepgton; nom williamson
Reversed and rcman ded.
Haml ton v. Fiuinej from Travis. Reversed
and reinanded.
Eberleny vs. Schneider; from Guadalupe.
Affirmed.
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Sherman June H.-Rev. George F. Kayler,
Baptist minister, s. years old, living near
Kentuckytown, in this county, was found
dead In his field near his house. Appearances
point 10 his having BEEN murdered Sel eral
bruised PAGES we're found on his head and,
BODY. AUD suspicion p)inted to Joan Guuler
man whom Kay lOr owed f r thirteen DAYS
work, and refused 10 pay because Gunier re-
fused to work the full month out. Gunter
went to work for Lewis Melton who testified
That Gunter on one occasion said that Kayler
would regr,t his refu- al to pay him." On an
other that "Kayler would suffer ior not paw
Ing him. - and on the morning that the Oi ,
man was found dead, he remarked that . Old
man Ksyler would be found dead In his field
some day" Gun,er was seen going toward
here the body was fund, aud tracks found
shoe. The examining physician says
tue bruises would not have caused death, and
gave ss his opinion hat he came to his deatl,
from appoPieXy Gunter was bound over In
the sum Of only 500 to await lhe action Of the
and jury, al d In default Of bail was jailed
The general impression is that he ia guilty.
Ca DIS are out for two w.ddil gs | n this place
tomorrow night A prominent druggist, and
tobacco and ,igar dealer are the victims.
The Munden-Johnson case st II excitcs con.
siderable intsl est, and the case of theft against
the woman WAS Included to-day.
She was held to await a requisition from the
vernon Of North Carolina in the sum of 600,
and placed under guard until morning, when
she will be tried on a writ of habeas corpus
Munden w.ived examination before
the justice In the adultery Case and gave bond
In the sum Ofs300. The case of the state ~ aims
MIN was continued until the Gath Of THE
month. In order to obtain documents from
North Carolina to prove there 10 no charge
against aga! him In that state. He gave bond foi
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m,orpnine. Doctors were called who admin.
.sSre1 sn G emstlcs. aud the poor creature was
OnIis hntleman has Q new wheel Of for
s sans on small scale, which is suppoled 10
nave the merit Of being able 10 beat rhe new
samSnrg law which takes effect In July.
rhnsay oInasy ,chooi picnic will be given on
ket Affair, aud everyone Is invited.
,,rh"Va nhn9tnsr prohibiti0n meeting is called The
P.onioitiohists have considerable
.souole IN getting their numbers
ss.nsr. heretofore they have 4
such party. '' vi
me Ei Peso literary ard musical society
n,aS, ne,S 'heir regular weekly meeting Wednesday
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New Orleans, June 1.-THE semi-annual
drawing ofthe Louisiana State Lottery took
place to-day. The principal prizes drawn
wersas follows:--47,ols drew Sioo,oOo; sold q
Someryille, Tenn. Number SO.0Sl drew aso.-
goo cold 10 New York and Cincinnati. Mum
Der 70 4lb drew e20, ,0c0; sold Ia New YOrk CIV.
Number l0,9M drew Si0,00dj sold In New York.
Brooklyn, and Markoville, .Loulsiana. Num-
New York, and Quincy, Illinois. The ioiioV.
inS numbers drew $50, COO each, ll,el0, ssId IL
Chicago, New Yvrt.. end Donaldionvills.
Lcnieisnai St,ll7, sold In New YOski W.Ii0'
sold 81, IN Cincinnati and New York; s6,lsi, Soid
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Galveston,


special to the Herald.
eAVeston, June H..-The police are ON the
alert for Henry Schoenhausen, on cscsr ed
convict from the louisiana state peniten,iary
AZ baton Rouge. He is reported to have been
seen at Houston, where he boarded train for
this city.
Duties, aggregatipg one hundred and i've
ttnoussnd dollars, were collected at the custom
house to-day.
Alex Anderson, charged with murderous
Intent i toward +. Peterson, was bound over to
the criminal court In tDs ,um OF $500,
was Samuel WAllenstein and not Helfen.
stern, as erroneously reported. who suicided
Yesterday by takit an ever dose of laudanum
ne was man past the prime of life, and
leayesa large family.
~ Mr.. Z. A. Burke managing editor OF the
at the fremont.
Inc British steamship Buteshire is report cd
az having arrived or Arkansas Pats lait FRI
9ny, with acargo Of rails for the Texas 4
Mexican railway.
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sa insn soo lost their lives, returned vsrd,ee "A.
host aneS mud th.t tue esp .irinR Of tho
tSs Sos' ho,, wss due to water In tue hosa, shss
that es tbs sunrcs, wM not ecarely fastened, and
vane Su ascks were not properly brNcsd Sra
snv,r.s ~.v VOC SLENDER. They also condemn shs
sns ssns'neer, captain and govern spt ipspsotor
Al AZ the 30, Ole rep ring the above dsissss.
KIN and Manager George G'' Psrpe,sn Ppss,nn 49,. ~
S"'ssry an arrested 10 the lobby Of the city hsli.
A. a. iniormstion OF Puatmsster Jo, NJ. ~ I'm
~v.' Wss . "n Ins charge Of mans sueh,sr' Rsil
su1etv ,es,eu ,r s,n ior rerdt,h In ss,GOo and one
TWO sureties Of slOs 90 each. "nu sa'sVV anu
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A. = rhansas murderer Ly.,n,a.

Little Rock, Ark, June N.-A special nom
Russeliviile, Ark, says last night between II
and o'cle OK on armed crowd Of twenty Ave
men, thought to be. from Franklin county. and
tosbe friends Of the murdered woman. Mr.
Emery, took possession OF the Dover, Pope
county jail and hung Cal Emery.
the murderer, whose death sen.
commuted 10 twenty zone years imprison rnrsrt sv
10 the penitentiary. Emery rssisted We, Was
shot IN the head. It 10 supposed he y " dead
when hung. This was the third attempt 10
lynch him. Emery had been found guilty
commuted his sentence as above stated,