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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The following reached the New Or
leans Picayunc with the request that
it should be published asan advertise
ment: II want aliouse ceaper one
that knowes how to ceap ahousc IN
its proper manor one that will help
makal aliving and that is well re-
spectedin good society with good cd.
ucation but not tbro-graduatc with
some property go that il will amount
to one Thouson dollars or more nlea.
dium sise girl but not 10 exccade
Twentyihree years OF age, as that Ia
my age am amedium sise man with
darck hair ANAL gray eyes small
eyers aud round face worth about
Twothousen dollars with no bad
habits Yonug girls If you want to
marry and think yon will Ill the
place write TO me forI mean what ]
say. Direct to-" ote.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14
Domestic InfdelitY.

Thtfe is a row and some talk of q
divOrce in the McSpillkins family.
Mrs McSpillkin's mother is stopping
with the family, and there is somclii-
lie feeling. Johnny McSpiIikins was
reading about u man who had killed
his brother. Jonny asked:
"I'a, is n man who kills his brother
a fra'ricidc"
"Ycs.s responded McSpillkins.
"What is man who kil,s his faith
er?7 %
"a pntricidc.'
pAnd when he kills his wile?"
"Uxorcide."
"And when he kills his wife's moth
cr?' sa osi 5ii5 ~
'Justiinblc homicide" replied Me-
Spillkins. glaring at the old lady.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

The evening star Its vrspcr lamp,
Above the west had iit, -
The iusky cnrtains Of The night
Were following oscrit
lie seized her waist AMI claspcd her ha nd
And told his tale Of love;
lie callc'i herevciy tender name.
"My darling "duck" and "dovc.n q
A trcmor shook her fairy form, ~
Her eyes began to blink;
Her pulse rose to u hundred and
She cried, "i think-i think"--
lie sighed, "yeu think you love mel" for
Ills soul was on the rack,
"Uh. no" she yelled, al think a bug
Is crawling downmy backs''5
brooklyn Eagle.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

"Deacon,' said the widow, as shc
strokcyl in feline manner the mall
tese tabby that evidently lay in her
lap for that purpose, "don't you long
for spring, with its balmy breath. its
warm sunshine aud its yentlo show
ers, which awaken nature aud put
life into everything that has laid cold
and dead during the long winter, aud
bring everything up omt OF tho cold.
cold ground Into. light and life r
"Wcll, hardly, widow" responded
tho deacon; "you know | buried my
second vile last fall"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14
HER RsooM.
II. G. DODGE.

Foar-and.twcnty hair-plns scattered every,
whsEd,
Funny bangs and frizzcs and a switch OF hair
Gayly colorcd ribbons, dainty bits OF lace,
Lots Of other little things on her dressing .casc
Most bale OF cotton-won,;cr what It's forf-
Close beside corset lying on the floor.
Qneerest looking garments, colors mostly
white,
hanging on rocking. chair, gracious what a
sight!
Gartcrs sweetly clinging yet to striped hose,
showing lots Of little holes male by little toes.
Here shoe AMI there shoe. Oh, but they
VI are small;
How can her fairy feet get in them at aiif
Under ieccy blankets, ,curlcd up In heap,
Dreams the pretty ,maidcn, sailing 10 her
sleep.
slnmbcr sweetly. angel, dream forevcrmorc.
And oh, for a clothcs-pin, Just to stop thy
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14
Locked Up With q Lunatic,

Thomas Burgess, q prisoner In Ray.
monl.sireeI jail, Brooklyn, sent there
Tor being drunk aud disorderly, was
awakened about 4 o'clock on Monday
morning by d turning sensation about
his neck, aud, looking up, nc saw by
the faint light in the prison that his
iellow-prisuhcr, Neil Pearson, u
Swcde, who Ind been locked up for
vagrancy, was attempting. apparent-
ly, TO nlurder MIN. lie sprang to his
feet and seized PearsOn's hands, but,
Pearson struck him several IInes in
tho face with. kuife. scanning his
cheek with long ugly wound. Bur.
CESS says he ielt tuem that lie had
been locked up with lunalic, who
had suddenly been seized with MUIR
derous mania. II he could have
wrested the knife Il ON him he would
have killed the Swede, but the latter
clutched the kiile firmly, and at ey.
cry Glance made lunse ut Burgess,
The first that the prison officials
knew of the fight was wheu burgess
shriekcd:
"Iam being murdered, and Holy
Virgin save mel" ai, 4rai. >ni
The rawlings OF mon who are suf.
fcring from delirun tremcns are CON-
mon in the Jail, aud such criesare not
usually noticed, but there wasa sound
OF real terror in Burgess cry for help
which cause.-the keeper TO hurry to
the cell. Tho cries aroused the other
prisoners, and there was conimotion
throughout the prison. Burgess was
siill screaming for help when Keeper
Malone reached his cell. Ile had
grasped his fcllow-prisoner's hands
aud was holding him. Burgess
clothing was covered with blood, and
the knife which Pearson still held
was dripping. the cell door was
opened quickly aud Pearson was dis
armed. Burgess was removed 10 the
City Hospital, and he seemed 10 have
about a dozen wolIuds.-N. Y. San,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14
Le came in 10 say that he attended

lie came in TO say that he attended
. meeting last evening. Il made an
address, he said "but please don't
use my Manic. ask it as favor.
II you should, however, 90 careful to
spell 1t with final G. and say that !
do business at the old stand, where |
have always on hand full assort-
ment Of" ctc. etc. etc. We shall
respect Mrs feelings aifu suy
nothing about him.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-14

For Collie. Dysentery. Teethiog
and other diseases OF babyhood, al
ways use Dir. Bulls Baby Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
COnaucne.

Special 20 the Herald,
Comanche, August 2. Senator Coke is in
town, being enrOute home from northeast
Texas.
Heavy rains have fallen during the past few
dsys, and the ground Is thoroughly saturated
Cotton is opening finely, ana ginning will soon
commence.
Mr. Jimmy Andrews was marrled 10 MI IS
C L. Halmsety Thur day mOruing. They
were two of or leading young people, aGd
their wedding created much interest
The mail line from Wscr to CUmaDChe has
b. en- discontinued and the one TO Dublin on the
Central substituted therefor
ThOrp's Springs is looming up
in this section ior tue university. The lOca.
lion OF the medic-l department is rot u uch
discussed herr, but 4 Is thought that Galveston
will probably be favored.
A sc 1ool teacher. for getting drunk and dis.
playing his revolver, was tod sOOn scoopeC
In Dy our eeen'uytd sheriff, W. Il. Yates.
Having .pent all his mnneT iOr whisky @ n
stable Bnd Moore CAV him employment
hauling rock for III publ well, 10 pay his
fine, which job he did not like and he skipped
cut,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

Thomas Miller, grand dictaiori p =. Wren.
grand vice dictator: Geo II Todd grand as
sistant dictator; w. p Call, grand reporter,
John Wo + grand treasurer; John A Borne,
grand ehsp ain; ChaIls l. wurzbach, Eaud
guariiani thomas Billines ey, grand sentinel;
w Flanagan, past grand die at0ri W IL.
wilkes, sta m dioAi di ector
The vacancy oi grand ulde was filed by the
appointment of Frank Joe smith, OF III ust m,
After the organiz ,tion was peri Ctsd the
grand lodge degree was conferred upon su IN
delesate as hau not been in allegiance TO the
graai body heretofore, sf,, whi h resolution
was ofrere and adopted appro ing that tes-
sions shall be from . -. nj iii M snd
from 3 p. m. TO a ~. The and 1fice
read their reports and IEcy were relerrsd 10
committee on grand officers reports, after
which the grand ldgeadj uned uutilS Sp IN
The lodge met again st3 O'Clock at the same
place. Nothing important was Transacted
other than 'eceiving the rep RI of the COM
mittee on credentials The work is progress
Ing harmoniously through nj Altogether
this lodge is fine body OF men,
There is scarcely standing room AT
the hotels. Many ar turaed away,
Charles 5. Nor e, of Galveston, Is In tn :
city, and last night conferred on Generti NJ
Maverick the thirty-second degree Scottish Rite,
Free Masonry.
The body ofJ. A. Glenn was found dead to-
day In a field about four miles from 'own His
body was hadly eaten by huZzsIds and wolves.
he had leit his wag n several days ngo on the
Sslado road, 'itd M to tree ana " is 'uppOs-
ed wandered fdrunk an died. Glenn was u
well.known and wealthy citizen of Fr 10
county, His body was brought 70 town for
bu ial' II was 80 badly decomposed that: it
WIS impossible to tell If there was any foul
play.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Several New Ba es OF cotton Received
ut SeSas iowns charters Filed
at the State capital an Es.
Gaping Horse thief shot
Dead at Graham
at sherman, Etc.
Austin.

Special 10 the Herald.
AIa'in, Augu t2-A writ of error was gran
ted by Chief Justice Waite of the United Statrs
STATE OF Texas in the case of the state of L xas
VS. the Western Union Telegraph com pany.
Cts wit OF error was lod Ied Ia the supreme
elurI to-day and citation OF error served on
the attorney general. The question involved
Is as To whe, her he law OF Texas, taxing mes
sag sint,luge on the,pruvislOu of the cOnsti, u
ON giving ngress exclusive control over
ter ate commerce.
The Huutsviile, New Orleans 4 Western
Te, ,as railway company nled char
.er to-day for the const uction OF
ilro d, commencing ut tue Sabine river, In
Newton counIy, an thenee extending through
Newton. j sper, Tyler, POlk, san JacinIo.
Walk r, Grim-s, Braz s, Bu l'sln and Muam
counties TO point o. the In ernational rail-
road, quarter of degree south OF the thlr-
~ hrtt p .r.llel The capital stock is 81 co.,
100, ana the princpal business fices st
Huntsville. The Inc operators are Samuel X.
smith, g. orge W CIR Mt aud Sanford Glbbs,
I Hun svil,e; James Smith aid Thomas II,
Morrow, OF Ennis, Texas Waller j. horri I,
James II Weaver and Edmund X Morris, ol
ew York; samuel smith, Of te tral Guy,
Colorado, AID Clifford Carter, OF .Luray, PAGE
COMFY, Virginia.
The Palestine water company also
dl,d cna' ter. capital stock Sl,0Co, 900,
TO supply the public with Water and do a
p umOing, gas uuu steam MT ng business.
Also the Mount G,lead Missionary Baptist
church, of FSrl Worth, for The support and
mAtntenau ce OF the worship OF GJd.
Notice of the organ ZaliOn of Jones county
and Pnantom Hill couE and application toi
sea we're received at the stAte department
to-day.
A lttler from Abilene to the'attorney general
sets forth the neCessi for having q
2, osecuting attorney there as follows. Tive
men discharged. heir revolve, al one another
one receiving scalp wound. They we're ar
res ed and brougat before Justice OF the prace
who dlscharg d one aud allowed the other t.
plead guilty TO a simple Assault, letting him
off with'a small Aae."
The GiIard fire and marine insurance com
pany, Of philadelphia, with assets of ovei
ninety milton dollars, was granted rmis'
sion to day. by tue commissioner OF insur
ance ststistiCs and history, to transact busi'
ness In Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
YORKTOWN.
TIE FORTHCOMING CENTENNIAL.
A Programme OF Ceremonies In Adj
ditto" 10 That Arranged aud Pro-
mnigated-Ihe Ce,ebratien TO
Open ON thursday, October
13th-IhOsc who viii
Deliver addresses,

Richmond, Va, August 2.-The officers and
commissioners of the Yorktown centennial
held meeting Mt their rooms In the Ex> hauge
hotel yesterday, and lually prepared pro-
gramme of ceremonies In addition 10 that ar
ranged and already promulgated by the con-
eressionh committee. The centennial viii be
formally opened under the auspices OF the asso-
cation ON Thursday, the i3th of october, anu
viii be continued until the 18th, v hen the
national ceremonies will begin. Hon. John
GOsu g, pl esident If the assoc tiation, will de-
liver the opening address, and ON alternate
days addresses will be delivered by Hon. VIII
liam Wihdom, secretary OF the treasury; Hon.
Carl Schurz, Frederick X. Cordent, Esq !,
and PIof hi Charter, OF New York kelig-
lous services Will be conducted on sunday tue
10th, In the morning, by Right Reverend
j. j. kean, Catholic bishop OF Richmond,
assisted by Most reverend James Gibbons,
aroh ishop OF Baltimore ana prlmate OF the
Catholic church iu the Unitei Stales, and in
tne eevening by Rev john Hall, of Naw YORK
Toe festivities will embrace q grand pyrJtech.
mic display prom made concerts every after.
noon and evening, and grand national re-
gat on Saturday, the 10th, M0orehOu.e,
the scene of the capit ulHtiOn, viii he II, ed for
The reception f visitors and for the headqusr-
tois of ne governor OF Virginia. One Ioom
Will be reserved flt the exhibition of revolu-
u nary r'lics, the association holding them
selves responsible f0r their safe keeping EN-
tire harmony now exists betwe, n a. mana
gerlal bodies, anu the celebration prOmi es
20 be succe. stul ana Interesting event Ia the
history of this cIuntry, Colonel w. a.
Cratgnll, Uuited States army, will, on the
Oth INST. lay cut grounds Tor the military
enctmpmen,, and on the same dsy Colonel j .
f.. Preston, general superintendent of the
ass collation., will be AT Yorktown for the pur-
pose OF disI osiug of reservation to parties de-
string TO PUT up Duildi gB,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Sherman.
Special to the Herald.


Sherman, August 1.-THE fine residence OF
Mr.. T. c. Dixon was destroyed by fire yestcr-
day. Loss so 500, including contents. Loss
covered by insur auce.
Massrs. II NJ Hook and Il. o l.. Fdholm OF
the p II rie Farmer, If Chicago, hava been in
tn city fOr some days W itIDg up the agricul-
tural resonI ces of this county for their paper.
They expect to remain in tie state Tor ear
and wife up every county In IL, making Dali
las Ii cir headquarters.
The residel ce OF Nj. John Kennedy, ofthis
place, was entered by upkDowo parties last
night and robh. d of money and jeweiry TO the
amount ofSI 800. 1he thieves were ve'y bod
and evidently knew thei grOund They touk
a watch fr ,m Mr. X nnedy's pants, which lay
on a chsir near his bed, aud were so nOisless
that he was n II awakened, and knew nothing
ofhis IL suhtIl tbs morning There is no
clue 10 WIN the thieves are.
The surV eyor who IL to loce'e the route of
the Texas, Louisiana & Western narrow
gauge Is here, and will commence operations
Immediately.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
House of Cammons

London, Augusta 2.-Soon after Parnell quit
the house Of commons . maj j3rlty Of his follow
era held consultation with hin and 1t was
decided that the English and scotch as well
as the Iris, votes In supply should be ques-
toned on the ground that they affect freshmen
residents OF Great Britain.
The housc last night passed, by O vote Of
eleven to twelve, the mo lou giving precedence
to government business Ovei all other
business until the close of the session OF
parliament. The provincial business will be
tn at of supply
Mr.. Gladstone intimates that the Irish
members would be able to raise the question OF
arrests under the coercion act.
In discussion on the appropriation bill for
Irish expenses, Mr. Parne1 was no. satisfied
with1hls posi- poneme OF the quesii n.
Mr.. Parnell "nsmyd" and by the vote Of the
house ha was suspended for the remaindet of
the sitting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

New York. August 2.-City Of Mexico ad-
Vices of July 81 sSy that on last Thursday, at
6o'clock in the moru Ing, tie exposion Of a
powder magazine occurred at MSzitan, and a
whole square was blown mp and many iami-
lies buried under the ruins. About sixty
bodies have been recovered
An accident occurred az u station of the mar
roN gauge railroad here to.day hv which four
persons we've killed and Others injured.
ln the railroad accioent ppoi ted only one
person was Kill d the fireman, ard ore In
Jured, brakeman. The engiIe left the
track and turGed ON the slda near Calonia
station The damage Ia insignificant.
No further news has been received here In
relation to the pow er mag zine txploslon
at Magellan The government has asked for
particulars OF the dis Sc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Negro Buel,sts,

Atlanta, Ga, August 2.--A report tomss
from Monroe county OF duel between two
negroes, BIZ Conner and Frank Cheney, at q
negro wood chopping. They quarrel'ed. chal-
lsnges passed and were eccspted, when they
proceeded to settle matters on ,ha SPOT in ac-
c rdance with the code, The wtafons heing
pistols Cheney used derringtr, which
missed tire. conner, with y reyolvcr, lodged
II b II In Cheney's thigh. Again Chenty's der
ringer failed, and be received another ball in
his leg Trying his d rrlpgtr once more with.
out success he threw 1t d. wn, and selling an
axe. struck at Conner, who wardtd off the
blow, and shot Cheney dead NJ close range.
Conner escaned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Galveston.
speeI al to the Herald. .

Speela to the Herald.
G ,lvestln, August "A man named Jos
Marines bad his left hand badly mangled by
q Santa Fe switch-englne atl:30 this morning,
A gentleman from Aransas Pass reports .
depth Of wa,e on tho bar at seven and half
feet and thu bar constantly shifting eastward.
Mr.. George Sealy, president Of the GUT, Col
orndo S MA F., denies the 'eport Il Rt the
Santa Fe had purchased Psul BremOnd's mar.
row gauge road for Two mi lion dollars, but
says MIR. Il emOnd has been endeayoring to
sell the road to them, but the price was deemed
too high
Mr. L, Pilot, OF Honston, has bought the
fremont opera house for the sum OF nfty thou
sand dollars.
The cilzsGs' committee of eleven met last
night, when a communication was read from
the Palmer-S uilivan syndicate accepting the
| tender made by the citizens, as an inducs nent
| for them 10 make Galveston the terminus of a
part of their system.
Oscar G Murray, general pa senger agent of
the Santa Fe, left to day for New Orleans
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Those IN ferna. machines

Peoria. ILL.,, August 2.-Pw Ciome. of this
city, whose name has been mentioned In con
nection with the attempt to blow the British
vessel mp, confesses that he had knowledge OF
the. lot and claims the same right to manu-
tacture explosives as OH 'rs have t. make fire
atms He has letters from O'Donoyan Rosa.
and boasts that afler September LIST no English
vessel VIII De safe. Some Of the shells or, on
exhibition, but there IS roihirg to Indicate
that tNose already known were made by hl.a.
IL Is thought the shells are being maze here
ana the n'uchiuery and explosives at other
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
ST. LOUIS.
Row at Ubrig's Cave Theatre-sale
Ola Bale of 9exas COttOn-Sirike OF
Freight Heo ON the Illinois Midland
Railroad, Etc.

Special to the Herald.
St Louis August -Uhrig's cave summer
garden the atre, the resort of hish-toued soci
city, was the scene of . lively row at midnight
last night. James Barret, u W wsll.known s0cl-
ETY. man, was too essiduous in his attentions
to Miss Taylor, an actress. W. W. Fuerst.
lea1er OF the orchestra, swee or Miss Taylor,
objected tl Ba Tet's advances At the close of
the performance Barr was hu g'ng around
to see q crl' is. III saw instead lively knock
doVn an drag out. Severa ir ends on bo
sides tookH hand. Pistols wee drawn and
1ourisheh There was lots Of herd hittI {, dis
figuring cou rnances, but no shooting
A b |. Of new cotton received from Abe
schwartz, of Cor,ic Texas. by Or, kSson 4
Sloss sold at auct on at the Co ton Ex-
change to-day. II brought ogh-
zen ,e;I 10 .ia., ana "a Non, hglf cents Nd
days Garlic a.. nihe first bale cl last year and
beats New Orleans price fox a first bale two
and th,ee-etghth cent?.
A Booming O.. Irobis, fpecIal says:
General Grant md wife, Govern,r 0glrsby
aud wife, FL ed 'n.' "~d N"rarHl Sherman
" III alterd the s,. t.3.' ,.Il. Septem Der
A special iron Lawrence, llir0is, says bur-
glars robbed the Office OF SwimteTd & Nelcher
of 1850 add vsluab papars.
Az Decatur, Illinois, special says Mrs John
Coapeni der,a reside A. in the country, was
burned fatally while working ab ut o stove
The Illinois Midland r-ilroad freight men
are ON a strike for an increase of wages. Both
sides are apparently firm. No trains are
moving
An Alton, Illinois, special says J. Owens
had n fiue horse and buggy stolen while at
te di' n circus lasl night. A detective Is
after the thief
A Kansas Ci'y special saws steifel & New,
wholesale liquor ana tobacco merchants, mode
an as ipnment to G. Har' man. OF IT. Louis
Liabilities Sli00O0; assets not ascertained.
The principal creditrs are st Louis Il ms
and Kansas City banks
A Hannibal, NO., special says things are
doing u rushing business.
Aarsn AaronsoD, a wealthy wool buyer wa
knocked down and beaten insensible. bis
body was thrown into an alley The foot
pads obtained no mOnev. william Eli, SER
we'd in the same manner will probably die.