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4 GOOSE AND MS GOODIES EdG.

\ Nevada paper says the Comstock
Is virtually dead. 1t has had glorious
career has added largely to the
wealth of the country, has made sever
d miliionaires and many hundreds of
paupers, has won name and fame
Which entities il g. a place among the
wonders Of the world. But it is dead.
It may yet have lew spaams, but they
will Indicate simply the death strugg e.
The people living ON the Comstock re-
a.ize the situation. Real estate has
,hrunk in value until there Is no long
or scarcely any value at all. The bus
mess men are following the miners to
new camps; the grand old lode will
soon be deserted.
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Brain and Nerve.

Wells Health Remover, greatest
emedy on earth for impotence, lean
ness, sexual debility, etc. 81 Druggist
laDnt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

Have your prescriptions filed mp at
John G.. Horner's drug store. He uses
the best medicines.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

Do you know what it is to suffer
with piles? If you do, you know what
is one of the worst torments
of the human frame. The
most perfect cure is kidney-Wort.
1t cures constipation, and then its
tonic action restores health to the dis
eased bowels and prevents recurrence
of disease. Try it without delay. The
dry and the liquid are both sold by
druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

Fancy new crop Mdscatel raisins,
Just received by J. T. MARSHALL
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nRAIN AND PRoDrcE.


New ORLEANS, November 30.-Flour
dull; supertine, S4.75Mj.O0; Xxx, S5.5n
m5.75; xxx, SG0o86.25: high, Z
grades, S6.25@7.5O. Corn dull, TIA S;}c.
Oats quiet at 56057c. Corn meal
higher; held at S3.55@3.6O. Hay
demand is active; ordinary, S2lM22;
prime, S22Gt24; choice, $25M2G; fancy
timothy, S27@27i5. Pork scarce and
firm at $l775m11S5. Lard quiet;
tierce, refined, II az 12c; key, 12i a@
123ic. Dry salt meat in fair demand;
shoulders, packed, 6.sIMG3ac; no sides
here. Bacon scarce and firm; shout
ders, Sc; clear rib and long clear, lO@sc;
no clear here. Hams dull; choice sugar
cured, canvassed, 113&@13c. Coffee
quiet and steady; cargoes, ordinary to
prime, 9@124c Sugar, steady; CON-
mon to good common, 54@6l4c; fair
to fully fair, 6@$@7lSc; prime to
choice, Ia 724c; yellow clarified, 7}i@
Sl8c. Molasses active and firm; com
mon, 35@40c; centrifugal 25@45c; fair
4O@43c; prime to choice, 45c. Rice
quiet and firm; ordinary TO choice, 5@
&c. Bran firm at S1.1216.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

Just received, two barrels of strictly
choice New Orleans molasses, new
crop, at Lem Chambers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

glory is his hat, and when he wears one
OF those Stetson hats, also sold by John
Sleeper, he Will not only look well, but
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

Fancy goods in large variety at H
Behrens
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
The Home and Foreign War
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Reports.i
EXAMINER OFFICE, Novembel -.
AFFAIR WEEKS BUSINESS.

The week has developed fair trade
in retail lines, and iobbers have been
filling orders quite satisfactorily.
Cotton receipts have been little
heavier, too, owing to fair weather and
good roads. This market is we'll
stocked in provisions and western pro-
duce, and prices are steady and firm,
with little change from last weeks
quotations. Eastern markets report
firm conditions, but barely diminish
ing volume of transactions, and there
seems to be tendency toward slight
advances in some lines, more especially
IL dry goods. In this market cotton
has advanced L &c since last week, while
futures are d few points higher, and
very tuctuating. The market is very
firm and active. Country produce is
getting scarce and is steadily adj
yancing, in anticipation of holiday
demands. Good prices can be realized
now for butter, eggs, potatoes, etc.
There is nothing doing in wool and
grain, though prices are steady. Wood,
hay. cotton seed, pecans, etc, are in
demand at good prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

Tycoon reps for ladies' and gentle
mems dressing gowns at
L. X. JORDAN'S.
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New crop citron, just received by
J. +. MARSHALL.
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DROrrH AND SALT WATER FISH.

There is something very curious
about the effects Of a drouth upon
salt water fish. They are invariably
less plentiful III dry season. They
like to taste what the fishermen call
earth water, which, fter a rain, tiavors
more or less vi the sea close to the
shore. When the season is as moist
as it usually is the fishermen find them
on the shoals in great numbers and in
fine condition, and can easily make
bis catches. But when the earth il
dry they stay and feed in deep water.
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New YORK, November 30.-Cotton
firmer. Sales, 1900 bales. Uplands, he:
Orleans, II 5-16c Consolidated
net receipts, 2S,37O bales; exports to
Great Britain, 5,601 bales; France,
6,469 bales; continent, 12,710
bales; net receipts, 427 bales; gross,
1853 bales. Futures closed steady.
Sales $4,000 bales. December,
l210@12.llc; January, 1227@12.2Sc;
February, l247@ 12.4Sc; March,
1266@ l267c; April, 127l@1272c;
May, I292@l293c; June, 1902
mI3.03c; July, 13.12@ l3.13c; August,
l32OM l3.22c: September, 1856.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

The value of the imports of cotton
goods into the United States
IS given as S29,929,0O0, as
against S9,9S1,000 of exports. Tbs
excess of imports, however, consists OF
fancy goods, the domestic manufacture
of which has not reached the perfec-
ton toward which it is tending.
1t takes S300O0,00O for freight and IL
surauce to place years crop in the
New England cotton market.
In Florida 1000 worth of arrOwroot
is raised on one acre of land.
THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
The market was active to-day at an
Oh l,.o,,. 0var rrayiOuS pricas En-
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Ills and Trvar. si"aiErhp.
atermiltcut Fever, General Debility.
BiliOu- Fever. iAs>iiuIc.
typhoid Fever. Nausea,
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soERcRs nF GoLD.

Gold is obtained from three sources,
aurIferous allurium, suriferous veins,
and auriferous rocks. The Ruriferous
a!,Irium Is formed from the decompo-
sition Of different rocks containing
gold 1t Is a singular fact that gold
found in this allurium Is more pure
than the gold in the vein from which
it comes. AuriferOus veins are those
filed 10y hot springs or geysers. They
are not unfrequently mixed with silver,
such az the famous Comstock lode
Auriferous rocks are rich in magne-
stun with gold scattered through
them. The amount OF gold that has
been obtained from alluvium beds is
about 50 times as great as that obtain
ed from other sources. The amount of
gold obtained from placers has de-
creased greatly within the past few
wears, while a more important part has
hrpu IA kan Inv fine bOuauZa vainS
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Among the recent inventions in this
country is the manufacture of barrels
of pulped wood-one kind for fruit,
flour. and other dry substances, and the
other for oils, beef, pork and liquids.
They are SO strong that they may be
dropped from a wagon without harm.
Each barrel Is made in one piece, Of
coarse wood pulp, subject to pres
sure of 400 tons, and is light, strong
and cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-01

idIsou uuIIns UIo sulunIoI ~ mva,rInvv
a gown, which is to be presented to
Mrs (rnrtialH Tho he rr;II-
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VALUABLE ADVICE 70 FARMERS.
We import butter, cheese. lard. bacC

We import butter, cheese, lard, bacon,
pork, loaf-sugar, dried and canned
fruits of all kinds, raisins, preserved
figs, oranges, lemons, walnuts,
almonds, tobacco, iute, ha1seed, fish
and many other articles of daily use
in every family, all of which We can
produce with the same ease and Ger
tainty that we can cotton; and with
much better prospect of continued
and satisfactory profits. If individual
farmers would take this subject of
a greater diversity of crops home to
themselves and study it in the light of
the benefits it would bring to their
own households, ard act in accordance
with their own best Judgments, we
should hear much less complaint of
hard times and the unprofitableness
of farming as an occupation in our
state Our farmers, as class and in
dividuals, trust too much to the failure
or success of single operations OF
single crops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20
The q RrketS,

BALTIMORE, April 2O-Virainis s. old 20; do
deferred IT.; Go consolidated eOi: do second &C..
ries 61t past due coupons sGi new l0.iCs
81; 1Q.4Js coupon 96l bid TO- d.y. Cotton dull ;
miidling l04. Flour steady and quiet; Eows-d
st and Western auper 1884; do extra 25.$5
do family 5 26,S6 Is; City Mills supo. 25ai:; ;
do extra 3,S5; do family 5Oa$i G.; do bio
brands sc 81; Patspsco family 81. Who.t-
Southern stronger; Western easier, closing fr.a;
Southern red ll3al2O do amber i5al3O; No :
Western winter red spot and April l2!1l22!;
Nav l2l4sl2l3; juno 1904 al2C3; July III; AK
ll4S,ll5t Corn-9outhern white easier; yo.low
steady; Westa1n easier; Southern white 81; d.
yellow So; Western mixed spo: 57s 572; Er,l
5,tt5Il; May t51a5;5 june t5t A553; Jul7 - .
t6s; steamer 57s5st. Oats steady; Wesc-a
white 47s4s; do mixsd 4ia4i Penna 46ai7. Kys
steady and hrn at 125 Hsy steady; pTima t.
choice Penna sud Maryland Z0aS2l. Coiea
easier and dull; Eio cargoes ordiasry to far 10
sll5 Sugar strong; A SCI; 81 WhMkoy dull
at C0isfl 10 fer JOB lots.
NEW YORK, April 20.-Stccks strong. Money
6iC. Flour steady End quiet. Wheat mcdpr.
stey active. Corn is shsde stronger.
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Tie Eeo5ylcr.

WASHINGTON. D. O., April %. The Chief
Signal Offer furnishes tie following special
weather bulletin to tho press: Tie barometer
is highest in New England AID lowest 10 Texas.
The Temperature has remained nearly stationary
during the pas. lRcnty-four hours throughout
the United States. Fair weather prevails ia
New England aud the ako region, the Oaio
Valley n1d Tennessee, end the East Cuff
States. light rain has fallen since tho last re-.
port 10 tho Middle aud South Atlantic States
aud tho Missouri Valley. E,sterly winds con.
tirus in the Middle Atlantic States and north.
esslerIy winds in the S5uth Atlantic States and
the Like regoo. The Missouri river is above
tho danger limo and rising at Omaha. aud tho
Mississippi OF ketk ak aud Cairo, and is at the
dagger li1o at Vickstur1. The Tennessee,
Cum oetlaud and Ohio rivers are falling. The
indications Gro thet o storm will devslop 10
Texas during 10 day or TO MORROW, causing rain
in the West Gulf States to day and 10 the
OSio Valley and Tennessee to m brow and that
fair weather will continue during the day in
NsI England AID parity cloudy or coudy
weather. With occasional rain 10 the Middle
Atlantic States. The Missouri aud Mississippi
rivers Til! probably continue to r;so.
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Financial.

NEW York, April 20.-Thc Posts fuanciil
article says: At the Stock Exchange U s bonds
are higher for tho 4s, and otherwise prices orc
unchanged. State bonds are rather more active
and Southern issues are steady 10 strong. RI
bonds are irregulsr, but generally higher, .a2
advance ranging from t to 3 per can't. The
which are up TO o.; Q 8 Q frsts arc up &c:
cent to 100. Share speculation has been laihe,
lees active than yesterday and tho tone Of the
market has been variable, bu. as O rue prices
IS we write are above the openirg quotations
The lesding stocks have bean tho cosl shares,
Csnads Southern. Michigan Central, Lsbe
Shore, Union Paciac, Milwaukee s. Paul and
Pacific Null. The money mIrke. is easy at to
6 per cant
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NEVIS or TIE DAY,

Ito Fsereh Atlsotc cable hes bie1 repaired.
There we're % iea!ta fgoln ccsebro spinal.
melingi is g: 81. Louis last week.
Iha secret service ntn nave discovered
dangerous counterfeit $40 god pi:o, liz San
Francisco.
Sewers! fsrmtrs tf Ts..sn! cjuciy, Ttxao,
have formed stock cjnpany, With 500 goo
capitalize build cotton mill.
-Four steamers Yesterday laoded Sill emi-
grants ct Castle Gsrlen, New York-tha s!arg
est number eVer recorded for enc d.y.
Tho American Steamship Company Of ? ola.
delphla oontemplates tho building Of four new
ec:an steamers. equal 10 capacity ard msguii-
| c,nce to sn7 now IL sarsio,.
Tho Illinois Sou!hcrn Hospital for the 10
| saoo OF Auna. L., vas partially dssroyed ~
| llra Monday night. All the patents ware res.
| cue1 except che.
| A detachment of 1875 Indians frem S;tlis e
| Bulls osup arrived at Fort Boford, D. T., on
| the llth instant aud surrendered Courier:
from Sitting Bull state that he will follow OF O.
early day.
| Thomas Guy, freight conductor on thu
| Chicago. Milwaukee AID st. Paul road, Will
90 top of o csr % Saturday right vas causht
by suy rope nader The obin and his hesc
tom ir,u his bcdy, only beirg lef: hansoc b.
o f&W tough muscles. His body fell &C lhc
track aud Was m ,psled uader tho Wheels.
Henry Vetter, Of Philsdslphie, who WIS bit
| ten By deg adou. rioe weeks ago, Vas sa:z d
Ei;h bycrophcbia % Saturday. AID coulisuct
10 conVulsiCns until Monday evening, when b:
died. Peter KiIcher Waa biltcn st tho same
lime by the animal, but IS yet has shoEn rt
symptoms Of the msad7.
~ tramp. who applied Tor assistance al tht
house OF jacob Schul z, fatGlerTet SReet
| S?rlDg, N. j., yesterday. and was refused, toe
revcrge by f,ng Sotul:z's bsra. Tho barr
VS. destroyed and the dwelling house, pea,
BY, narrowly escaped tie Same fatc. The fsl-
IoT hGs tcen arrested tut retuscs to Eve BIZ
| name.
The Missouri river is again Gu the rise O
Omaha. 1t is now IS feet ,b,ve low watc,
MAJ ( and is rising rapidly. The fires in sht
sme!tiog works have again bctn txlineuishec
ty the Il5lcs waters O.her reports shcw tina,
! al he iIibr:aiiis Of tbs Missouri river ere
Iu:h!cg tcrrco:s, bu; tho be pc is co! ertaned lis
tn2sno7 las SO Tar melted ths, sravc diseslera
which aoud otherwise ioIIew. may b, eystied
itc lac! 'Ga tic r,y;r is ceer CT ioo il rca SIR
| lex.
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The Late Gunnovder Plot,

The Kew ORR Herald OF SGT sunday lDtS
long interview which ono Of its reporters recently
had with ore Patrick Coleman, ono Of the par.
t;cipS2ts in the plot 10 blow up the London
Mansion Houie. Tho real name Of this modern
Guy Fswkcs is Patrick Moore, and, with many
other !ueitives frcn Justice who either leave
their country for their country's good CT ale
compelled to do So, will probably make this
country his future hcme. 10 be admired, feted
snd idolized ty thoughtloss or ferco people,
whoso only aim in life, it would seem, is to drsg
down every one TO their level rather thsn en-.
desVor by their own genius and in dustry 10 sp-
proyimato the plano on which those they COZ
tempiuously term 'the aristocracy" stand.
When asked why Dynamite was not used in
piece OF compressed powder Coleman replied
that an cIrce of dynamite could no. have teen
purchased for love or money in all London or
England. "Wo had to collect" said he, 'our
supply OF powder in lots of quarter pounds ard
to buy it at various places. 90 that suspicion
might not DO excited. The London papers, nc
tsbly the Golo, had urged upon the govern
ment for several weeks 10 pass law prohibiting
| the sale of gunpowder CT other explosives to all
! except authorized persons, and compelling fell-
| ers to register the name Of each purchaser aud
10 allow only small quantities to be sold 10 nny
ono person." Coleman then proceeds to give
description CT the recent pot. He sals thai!
London is in ferment of e1 element snd that
spies sra IS numerous ss they ever wero in ST..
Petersburg. He states that detectives 90 around
in all sorLs OF daguises some in the character f
organ grinders End others ns wa!erccesa MGR.
These ere only few of the devices they assrmo.
| He Claims tina: tEo skirmisbe1s have perfect
| network CT dete ctiVea, and that their men are
| thoroughly posted on tho doinss aud movements
OF The Scotland Yard squadron. He cites IS on
instance ofthc sort of espionage that il ia vogue,
! that friend ofhis VINO had been suspected Of
! miscbiavous designs had baen Swallowed by the
| detectives, WHO assumed different DISCUSSES to
| keep track Of him and enLrsp him. The sus.
peeled Individual happened 10 call on MS sister
ono dsy, when he noticed al organ grinder il.
du=.rioCs|y tuning his cr.nk cpposit, the
| h3usc. &c recognized In, fellow 81 once. dc.
| spite lis disguise. Iii; sister informed him that
! tho supposed organ grinder had hauated tho
stree. fcr nearly q week and had driven the in.
hab.sa.s almoE: frantic with hil orgsr; ths. be
! had tas! morning PLACED in front Of her house
I for two hcura al q time. Goicg ouLsils 10 gel.
rid CT TIE nuisance, the man who was being
! shsdoTei threw a penny 10 tho 'musi-
Can" saying s. tho ssmo TINA. Now, thu
ae8: i!Mc you coEo sGourd nero bring
i2slcltcr Nijiismsoa with you 70 &c. as
| monkey and I will sivo you a si1ponce"
Coleman unhiCshi12ly spoke CT o plo. to kill
Glsd:.cge. It's startling 10 think Of the iclu.o
COW psese1!ed Of what wss once ju.t'y colo.
hysteG So toe greatest government on earth.
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Sau Heath.

FAIRFAX, Q. H., Va. April l9.-This en-
tire village is wrap: 10 Sorro8-and wherefore Z
Tie Aage! Of Death has catered i; and hover
i7g, at las! enters the mansion Of Col. Samuel
GIN scn aud claims for its oWn his first bofn,
Mary E., eyed % 5oars. Miss Marg vas, till 8
few days previous to Eer death, So she bad
ever bee2, tho picture Of health, and mono doubt.
cd ba! that she would live 10 good old eg,;
but low sadly wire We disappointed And in
her dtmisc, tho sdugo Ia tho midst of life VIC
sro 10 death. was never moro truly verified.
SSe possessed eli the characteristic. which
mako the trus w0maG-oootp clou5 5moues.
VLlsa was tia! jswcl. sincerity for which SO
many crave aud which so few have. None
knew her but to love her, aud when it WAS az.
nou1ccd that she was 40 more, tcnrs started
from eyes. Wish fer years had not shed tear,
aud the eEtiro community WIGS shocked with a
sa5uose which has never had q paral:l 10 lis
midst. Sho did not Wart to dis; she WAS too
young TO die, but wlen she knew that death
WIS inevitable, she said Il would like to 1--we,
but as cans, ap ready to g." and conseo1
lively bsde her rslni7es aud friends an affection
s!e sEd long good ty', ard requested than to
meet her 10 Heaven
10 the family, thus bareft Of dau.dter AID
s;s:tr, va tender the s5npathies OF the o1tire
community, sud 10 tbs memory CT her VI all
loved We will oodeayor to crest ia our bears
noru1!ccts eli s!acariy. and trust thst when
this | fo is oV:E, when this bubbl. tEpodcs, 80
nsy be able 10 say with her. not nino, bal!
Thy will. y Lord. b. done"
Too. yourg to die.
AID yet, 100 PURE 10 Iva. Il
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". s.. Senate.

Ate. lie G!z,;te's report OF the oc,ediass
Of The Senate cIessd yesterday, Mr.. Gail took
tbs floor. co:Gopg lis remarks principally to
the 7ul .: Ct Intimidation and tho rcslrc ion of
tbs ballot 10 tho State Of Mas,actu3elts. aud
ass.ftiag lhss th,r, WAS freer ballot farer
cauo! nud a nero iodependsD! voting in Tic
South thaa tx;s.ed il that great comncn-
wealth.
Mr.. Csutrop (of Ptnr.l said tho ac.ioU of
tho dom )cra;s Vas sn attempt to revolutionz
ell precedent: to accomplish by parliamentary
maa;rvcrs what they tho democrsle) had
tailed to do By preojpltsling tee couotry into
var. Notwithstanding tho donials which had
been made By various Sothern Senators to the
charge tbs! there vas ostraoism in the South,
ie as:crstrcd that subj Ias tho fact. Ii existed
10 ibis chamber. Was not the Sanstcr from
VNelnla lIt. hlahone) osracsed bS ths demo
cratic sljo Of the chamber? Dire coy ono
DEFY Ills ojursec? Dare auy On, refer to bis
past r:cNdI Dare aty oIe speak of him as q
mao not Ii: to Dsslcia:u With honorable Sonar
iors? Was TO uos tho peer Of aoy ma1 90 tho
hoor, and yet bad it not been auroopcsd that
90 democrat would even psir with him? Had
he net been openly i1sulted day after day by
tho d,mccratio side ? Hs vas not recognized o.
a tllord old brother ScnstoI-a1d Why ?
B.c.uio no hsd the manhood to dissent from
too political cpi1ioBs OF the other side; because
he bad DARED 10 sa7 that he would cot accord
leg to liz c)LVcisn.; because b., bad tho
hardltcCd TO ess:rk Lis rights in the American
Senate.
Various roll calls Wsro lad on dilatory mo.
tlors. e1d thco, at 40. 90 motion OF Mr..
Dawes. tbs Senate adjourned.
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Fires,

New York, April 2O.-A fire broke out at
$50 o'clock this morning in the eDeioe room Of
Buck l. Herschs say mill. 10 West 18th street.
Tho building sosn fell prey to the flames,
Wbioh also seiz:d upoa tho stables aud sheds 10
n. L. Whites grsDiio gard aud extetd ID
through tho block to tho lumber yard of VIM.
jacobs. 500 Yves. 18th street. aod sc:oss that
street to Tecy r. Budd's whiting fac.ory, a!
Nos. 539 and SAL 18th street. Tho bulldogs
belonging to Chas Newman, truckmap. at Nos.
542 and 544 W. 18Th street, were also damaged.
Zoe fire vas not wholly extenguished till
between and o'cl,e l. The entire loss 10 put
at $50 600 or more
VIENNA, April 20.-A destructive fr, has
broken out among tho petroleum soils at
SlobOda 10 Gslicia.
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The Recent Arkansas Rorror

ST. LOUIS. No., April 2O.-Addi,ioosl rar
ticulats regarding tho killieg Of her Eve cL;I-
dren by Mrs. Mutt. near Camden, Ark, 8h;rh
was reported briefly yesterday, are that Tho
frerzisd woman called her eldest Child, boy
twelve years old. from q field where be vas
ploughing. knocked bin % tho head ard threw
him into the well, where she bad previously
thrown her four other children. Finding tbs,
one of the children was not drowned bat vss
c!iugiug to the side of tho Wall. she descended
into it and tore away the chili's grasp and
th!us. it down into the water, thus c,m pelire
her diabo!cal work.
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Shooting ARRAY.

GALVESTON. Tex, April pa terrible
affair is reported from Pipoon's Camp, near
Uvalde, General Baylor and bis son and Mr..
Gllch!is5 and bis two sons b,iug the principal
actors. Both PARTIES resid, in the Nsuoe0
Canon, AID tho shooting occurred over a diff.
ticulty arising from an old f.u1. The Giliohriss
had been armiog themselves and making threats
against tho Baylcrs during the day. Gen.
Baylor, entirely ignorant of the threats, entered
lhs camp 10 search ct bis horses. CLOSELY follow.
cd b7 young Baylor. The GiIchris's began the
hrlog, Rhloh was returned by the Bsy,ors, re-.
sa'ilag 10 the death of the elder Gllohrist and
the fatal Wtu.dias CT enc of bis sons, while the
other escaped also wounded. Young Baylor
WAS slightly wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-20

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