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Paint,

Allcolors mixed ready fot use, ANY
quantity from quart can up, at
m5 ADDoMs 4. .GLovER's.
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Msrshasts Aels1sysrs saa otsss.
work, and parties requiring employ
ment can be -furnished with situations
by calling upon I Revis, employment,
office. EnGlish House, on Hi street.
near the depot. ; Z y lm1a-1m.
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Choice comb honey for 25 cents a
pound at 49, 49,
m29 Ct @. ii. WEBB's.
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The new electric railroad in Germany
is great success, and runs eighteen
miles an hour upon any grade.
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Two pleasant rooms over Addoms &
Glover's drug store. Enquire at the
store. 'ni .''ii ''-f.,9'a l'1. ~ s,li@ y fse
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Gentlemen will find the clothing
store OF smith a Harrington the best
place In the city to purchase a fine suit
of clothes. 'sAI s71 7'agH m2-tfw
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Extra. Ane vefbenas ma pansies, for
outdoor planting, at 81. 90 per poz. :. at
the greenhouses Of aAfs. " s. dlafcke.
m26tf-
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Fiowess ana Planfs

.,a.. A No-ia butter =. 9, III. ". Iwsss's
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Soda watAr with pure fruit ayrups at
1t @5isslJ lsoa ve4 H. HI. ELLIS. ~
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Aassssr As DAY F..s-

Opposition to the British Rule In
7 = - Ireland. i z ~
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Agent for Wilson Brothers. shirts.
Leave your measure at Melander's, the
halter. - ,sis.i dr m15-tf =
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Can Be got "a Shoe, this week sti 80 & :. I,
m22-6tf f0S. 3 O.Fs CQwHIcK's.
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wvssf AHzeiing Once. n
nsesss.is as S s5i psbisSias Sn = an ".sss sisas
column weekly. together with jobber
and material. Address s'J. w. Cobb,
Buffalo City. Wyoming. my29dS-w1
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Fiowess and Pianta. 81
Choice cut howers, bouquets and
floral dsxiguA sblooming isIlznfs and
seedlings at the Seventeenth Street con-
servatory. MRS. VS.. GLAFcKE
jan 17-tf f4t.O y Proprietor.
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Smoke rheI. B. Cigar, and YOU win
like it. (f16-tf) q IDELlfxN Bros.
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Ready made clothing in ereat yariet.
and at the lowest prices, aE
m2-n Smith u HAHKIl1aToN,s. 3.
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For SiLE-AOn d very desirable
range in Wyoming b herd Of native
cattle consIsting Of two aabrands Of
about stx hundred head eacli.' WIN sell
Gne or both brands. Address r. o.
BOZ $40, Greeley, Col. 90 q ap5-2m. q
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Extra 6ne .yerbenas and ipanaies, tor
outdoor planting, 1t 11.00 per doz., at
the greenhouses of Mrs. v. 8. Glafcke.
m26tf
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Patrick q Co.'S Stage Line
The North Park stages leave Lara
mie City and Teller, Colorado, ON Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Tickets
for sale at the Thornburgh House,
laramie, Wyoming. my2tf
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The Walkers in New York and Sap
Francisco. att

An Important Decision by Secretary
Kirkwood.
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Dished up for Breakfast by the AssO-
~ ciated Press.
Dramatic Intelligence.

The staiwarts Giving Up the Ship,
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Engraving inall IL branches is done
zEHNsR, JACxsolt q BuECHNER,s.
ocASstlsna .s-ers,,
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g. historical Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
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VOL. XIV.
Patrick q Co.'S Stage Line.
The North Park stages leave Lara
mie City and Teller, Colorado, ON Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, Tickets
for sale at the Thornburgh House
Laramie, Wyoming. my29tf
wsyssd a FEpiing once. a.
One hsnd brsss and al matsrial
necessary for Publishing an eight.
column weekly. together with q jobbeI
and material. Address 81 w. Cobb. y
Buffalo City. Wyoming. my29dS-w1
Choice comb honey for 25 cents q
pound at as .st
m29 st @. III. WEBB's.
Baker Il johnson will receive to-day
a car Of California vegetables, which
win be sold to-day to the, trade and
public at reasonable figures. u
1t EDDY ST. STORE.
Msrohapts ssapLsley yers and otbsss
can secure eood kmSns Or an lkinds of
work, and parties requiring employ
ment can bs =furnished with situations
by calling upon ]. Revis, employment
office, Enelish Hos,se, ON Hill street.
near the depot. ; Z = 1m13-1m
To Ny Friends and Patrsns.
Having disposed OF my practice to
Dr. J. 8; 2qjnby. q Memphis, Tenn,
take pleo M fHpommsndin9 him
TO my fris66 nd lAtrons IS being 1
having spent twelve years in active
practice, three oof which yere IS SUR
geon In the sk1yg ! am highly grafifed
at being able to secure 70 competent
and able 2 successor. sepd. hope. my
patrons will be pleased with him. The
great popularity OF the doctor, Is that
he Is to make the practice q 'medicine
q specially. o. 3. HARRISON, M d.
It nUl4ifs iiJ
Fresh fruits at Webb's- ,m24-5t
Look out for new cabbsge, for new
potatoes, pniope, squash, turnips,
beets. cuclmhezs etc, at
BAKER & JoHNsoN's.
1t Eddy Str. Store.
The very best imported and domestic
wines and liquors for medical purposes
at IDKLMAN Bros.
Coal, Coal .afef
Peter HANNA is the duly Authorized
agent for Rock SDrinQs and Colorado
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GWhfW) 1 s:s :;..::...: ss :.llt;:s;: 7: g !:
EEb II Ippfe*stO suspend the officials alleged
from all Parts of the Worl.

sTN21Wu I
~
From all Parts of the World.
Dished up for Breakfast by the Asso-
Fl ciated Press.
The staiwarts Giving Up the Ship
Dramatic Intelligence. ~
The Walkers in New York and Sap
Francisco ats
An Important Decision by Secretary
Kirkwood.
is T74c ts
III Another IS Day r Fsst.
Opposition to the British Rule In
Y Ireland. i Z ~ =
7
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The Prohibifiory Law of n TO
he Tested.

St Louis, Nay 2O.-The Republicans
Kansas City special says: "a Dispatch from
Lawrence, Kansas, s;Atos tbss John WalrUff,
ofthe Lawrence brewery, arrived hons to-
day from Chicsgo, where be sttendsd the an
nusl meeting Of the Eationsl Brsvers'sssOc;-
alton. Havirg shout $4,000 invested in bis
brewing business desirOye ed By the prohibito-
nv law Of KsusAs, he laid The msttor before
the association sni they sgreed to help him
70 the amount Of $4,000 If Dscesssry j. test
ing he validity Of that La Ia The United
S,sies supreme court II Is understood that
be IL prepared 10 mske q test case. sDd papers
are slresdy made cut for his arrest, ard The
plscing ofhis case in The course of scjuoica-
ton
Under TIE s~suc.ion snd profession ofsi.ts
laws be va snc Jurzged 70 engage m NE
usDufsciufe Of beer. sDd prcposes roe 20
sscsyt.in whether, under the fsosfsl cOnst
tuition. ss.sfs hes q right 70 tske BIS rruptriy
~ pUbHe us. By forbioorg hin 70 SCI
uhst Ia ststs lsv permitted hin 20 m.nu-
f.~urs. u he rEbt e q stsls 20 enst
suuttua-y lsus ire,u3gs The ukktto ost.ro1
r-iysts prcpsrtF sifboutccursus.tior- tne
b-s.pr propo 70 hsvs the eEsG hnrs ~
~ sutbority dtfssd By re tr5ousal 81 issl
resrt'
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n Nine.

l1aaducso, r, May "A cave
occurred at Golden Terra mines, Terrat.yc
at nine o'clock last evening. Thirteen
persons were in the mine. Thu night shift
of sixty men were just coming on. Only
twenty had entered the tunnel, when a large
mass ofearth fell 10, a distance of nearly 200
feet from the mouth, breaking and
throwing down timbers at a fearful rate for
one or two hundred feet. One man, named
Thomas Green, was thrown by a conclusion,
in the air nearly eighty feet Gu. of the tunnel
against the wall upon a cut, and killed
instantly. Twenty others were blown right
through the tunnel toward the high land
mine at Lead City. One escaped unhurt.
The other was struck by a timber and died
last night. Eleven we're buried under the
debris. The cave is supposed TO be about
two hundred and fifty feet long and about
one hundred wide and fifty deep. The
accident occurred directly over a large ore
chamber, completely filling it. A large
number of men went to work from
all directions, but the cave is 80 extended
that it will take sometime TO clear IL away.
The men who wers working at the cave
heard Farley, one of tho imprisoned miners,
talking last night. He said the timbers had
fsl'en ON him, and there was no hope for
him.
LATER Word has been received that
Ferley and Beattie have been taken out of
the mine, one being dead and the other
dying a short time sfter being released.
there will be no detention of operations.
STILL LATER-A dispatch just received
says nine men siill remain 10 the mine, and
that the miners working can talk with them.
It's expected all of them will be got out
sliye this afternoon. The affair, which can't
be explained, hiss cre'ted great excitement.
The LATEsT-The miners who bad
been Imprisoned in the mine since O'Clock
last evening wrre all rescued this afternoon
a, 2 o'clock, nine of them without sustaining
any injuries. This leaves only three, Thomas
Green. James Farley and james Besttie
(colorsd), killed, and five slightly wounded.
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mo,c,.ry snnauet

Paris, May ia banquet was gwen oy
General and Mrs. Noyes at the Hotel Des
Rs,eryoirs, at Versailles, TO the members OF
the monetary commission. Although simply
styled a deieuner a Ia fourche'te, " was a
verv elaborate affair and was extIemeiy
ENJOYABLE, not merely from the Distinguished
character Of those present, but from US loeai
NEGOTIATIONS, the dining room looking OUT
on the beautiful gardens OF the palace.
The weather was delightful. ABOUT
eighteen guests sat down to table. Among
the more prominent were Mr.. Evarls and
family. Senator. Thurman and Howe, and Mr..
Horton. of the monetary conference; deh'
eral Longstreet, General Gibson, OF LOUIS
lana; Mr.. Putnam, minister to Belgium eA-
lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer, OF New
York: General Kirby Smith, OF
Pbilad.lphia; Miss Sherman, dangh'
ter of General Sherman ex'minister
Tuckerman, Consul General and Mrs. WslK-
or and most of the leading members u the
American colony. There was very little
speech-making. Mr.. EVart's reply TO the
toast of the monetary commissinn was q gem
of tact ard drollery. Senator Thurman siso
made a brief but very witty epeech. INC
party broke up ard returned to town q little
after six o'clock charmed with their enter
tnipp,out
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Closing Exercises Of Hampton Normal
choOl.

Fortress Monroe, Va, May 20-Tbe clos
ing exercises Of The Hampton Ivrmsl school.
devoted TO the education of the African and
Indian races, took place yesterday, a large
number of visitors being present, .smong
whom were his ~excellency, Governor Halls
d.y. General Howard, commander Of West
Pint; Rev. DR.. Strictly, president of the
American mission society of New York (;
Hon John +. DesendOry, General George
w. Geordo and others. The morning was
devoted 10 class exercises 10 the school room,
inspecting the workshops and iarm. and the
industrial room Of the girls. AT III o'clock
the nex academic hall, erected on the site OF
the ore burned some eighteen months ago,
was dedicated, General Howard and DR..
S!rieby making appropriate remarks. A
touching incident was witnessed when Gov
erDor Halliday and General Howard were
introduced on the stage. Both
had lost their right arm during the
war. but on opposite side, and each presen-
ted his left hand, which wss cordially
grasped. At half past ii o'clock TIE corner
stone of the Stone memorial building. for
which Mis- Valentine Stone, CT Maiden,
MSS, donated twenty thousand dollars, was
laid by DR.. s rieby with appropriate cere-
monies. after which The invited guetts par
took of a lunch at General Armstrong;
ousrters. Alto o'clock the corner stone Of
the new building fer Indian girls, costing
10000, was laid, Rev. Mr..
Potter, Of New York oficisiing
At its c~onclu-ion ibe psrty r,psirei - Viz
rinis, ghere The rhetorical exercises BY the
alumni Of the Institution took place. These
consisted Of reading essAJs and addresses, eHd
music by The students. Diplomas were then
presented 10 the Graduates, some twenty IN
number. by DIR. Sgisby, II New YorK, &C.
compared BY some excellent scvice In q
shorf address. Brief remarks were also
ms5e by Governor Halliday and Others,
which ended the exercises
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Cen,ure Of Commons.

London, May 2O.-Lord Salisbury, speak
ing at the banquet last night, referring to the
land hill. said it would be better
that the house of lords should cease
To exist. rather than its functions should
be merely 10 conform 10 the decisions OF the
house of commons. The lords, he said,
would treat with respect any mature decision
of The commons, but there were cases not
unkDown OF tho house Of commons being az
variance with the opinion of the constitution
who created il.
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Probable Murder About a Drink

Lebanon, Ky,:May 2O.-Dan Toomey, a
bsrkeeper of this place, was shot last night in
his saloon by w. w. Gilmore, and, as is be-
lieved, fatally wounded. A dispute about
a drink of whisky constituted the basis ofthe
difficulty. The shooting was done with a
large. sized deringer, the ball entering at the
left side and passing through the abdomen.
The physicians cannot determine whether any
of the iDtestines we're penetrated or not, but
the peritoneum was much lacerated, peri
t%onitis has set no. and o fatal result is ex-
pected. Gilmore was arrested, but escaped.
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Albany, \. Y Nay D-The conklrg
wing Of the republicsn party seems strength
eued IN spirits this morning The change Is
attributed 10 the scion Of The prssl6sut yes
ter8sy. They nov say = csucus vii BE- beio
psxt zesk. ard that every rep1bhcsn mnst
sttend Il snd sbi5s By its decision, o. sunsI
rrpudisfon y boma lh also stste1 tnst
Conkline and Plsu I'll BE- csDoi1sts Deigre
fhs crurns. Wfskvsr TIE rsult msy b
tbss- fris,ds declare thstto ignore dhsn III
~ n rssd tben ct Of ms party. vtith MI
rof - permitted, on ire Olbsr bsrd tee
Gs-fal1 nsp stand strorg h. tber daerrf
rsiu agsirst The reelrcio1 ofths eTssns-
ts-z sr6 sfl iriia nat thsJ nj rot site1d
he 10
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Hard on the Hebrews.

London, May pa dispatch from
Vienna to the News says that during the
sscking of Po~lowonskay. on the Russian
frontier. several persons were Filled by
falling rafters. -Four grain warehouses and
nearly all the buildings around the iail"sy
stations were burned. Austrian frontier
towns are crowded with fugitives. AT
Odessa pluudering continued the entire day.
The rich Jews nave fed and the poor ones
ere in a pitiable condition. At h'etf the
was broken open and the congre-
cation grossly msltreated. The Jewish
quarter of the town looks as if it had been
sacked by Tartsrs.
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Special 10 the Herald
san Antonio, Nay 20-The evidence
sgsina Logan, Rovley and HUMPHREYS, on
srHninsfion for stage robbery, is conclusive.
A negro nsmsd Jim Irvine, and John
Tinrsn, we're srrested as sccessoriA
Ths good citizsrs are pouring into Basslle
cuunfy from ever direction 70 eieAn Up
he outlszs Who fought he s'sts rEngers last
1ussdsv. The outlaws are about MY strong.
Tier VII al b killed, &c many coed men
ara nnoviug rsrioly 70 he scDe Ct rOuols
fCf such purposa
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Special to the Herald.
Hearne, May 90 City. Marshal, Albert
Bishop, returned last night from Houston,
and had in charge Isish ..Burks, charged in
this county with rape on a six year old girl.
The scoundrel fed the country, and has been
q fugitive for the list six weeks. County
Attorney j. X. Ross took the matter in hand
and prevailed upon Governor Roberts to
offer q reward OF 500 for Burb's arrest,
which was effected by Detective Bishop 10
Houston yesterday.
DR.. M. Watkins was presented with a
dressed duck this morning by A.. Harris, q
restaurant keeper, plainly showing trichins
epiralis. This is considered very dangerous
and was at once buried by DIR. Watkins.
This is the first case of The kind ever seen III
this vicinity in fowls.
Heavy rains have fallen here.
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Races.

Louisville, KY, May 20.-Today, the 4th
day of the spring meeting of the jockey club,
HGs favga3s witt. deliaStful
weather. There was large
attendance. A selling race, mile and {. was
first on the programme, and was won bY
Granger General Pike. the favorite, "a
and Rosa Pike 3d.; time Lott. Granger SOLD
in the field. Second race, Louisville cup,
two and a quarter miles. Bancroft, the
fayorite, won, Merdelssohn second, Jim
Malone third; time 4:0l.
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at the Vaudeville theatre four days ago, made
himself very obnoxious and was
ordered by tho %propnetors TO leave.
The man wore n pistol and represented HIM
self deputy. sheriff Of Gray'on
county. He was arrested and fiHec, ni0
bound over 10 keep the peace, having
threatened the life Of Jack Harris. To ds>
Sheriff Mccall received a warrant from
Shermen 10 arrest KEENAN, on q charge Of
swindling. Ho 10 now 10 Jail.
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AarouIfrnm Gar,baIdi.

Rome, May 20. "A letter from General
Garibaldi il published stating that he is 0
friend 10 France, but that If she tried TO
take possession of Tuhis, Italy
would be insulted, and expressed
The hone that France will %ielinquish all 1t;
idess Of annexation or even of q pro t%ecsorate
over Tunis. General Gsrsbaldi declares, In
sny case III. Italian feet, with 10000 men,
ought 10 be ready TO defend the Italian
Islands. which are threatened.
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Tho revised New Testament.

New York, May 2o.-Long lines of express
wagons were backed up 10 front OF the
Englilh publishing house agency from an
early hour ihis morning, receiving packages
of the Eoglish edition Of the revised New
Tesf.meit. Il wss estimated up 10 boon
that $50. 600 volumes bad been given oub hua
that probsbis $1,000 more would DO shipptd
during the afternoon. Copis OF the revised
New Te,tsmsnt are FOE ssIe " TIE street.
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Austin.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, May 20.-In the supreme court
to-day the following cases were decided;
French VS. Gunet, from Bexsr.. Affirmed.
Duke vs. Temple, from Preside. Affirmed
Shultz & Bro. VS. Lempert, from Preside.
Affirmed.
Lyons Va. Reed; from Rsines. Affirmed.
Senator Henderson is in the city, attending
the supreme court.
Bacon and Bgrleson, two clerks in the
departments, had difficulty to-day over q
plscard pinned on the coat of n of the
parties, on which was written, "Corn
Wanted or something similar. The sequel
was that Burleson was stabbed three times,
and Il is feared that bis wounds msy prove
serious.
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COrsicRua.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicsna, May 2O.-A very heavy rain fell
yesterday. Farmers are jubilant and expect
q good season.
A man named Harry Smith, employed
on the Texas & st. Louis constructions
attempted to cross the track between
two cars on the Centrsl..this morning. Just
as he had placed his foot on the Drawbacks
the engine started, throwing him on the
rail. Two wheels passed over his hips, and
he died q few moments after.
Samples of the manufactured ice were
displayed here yesterday. There is some talk
OF establishing a factory here.
Forty bales of cotton were shipped to
Houston via Texarkans, the first shipment on
the narrow gauge.
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snn a.ssnIe

special - The He-nld-
San Antonio, Msy ia message iustrs-
csivsd from fo- Evsil DsSslls county,
reports . dssp-rrts battle ussr DE for last
Tusd.y, between ssvsn stss rangers and
bsnd of sbout hirT oUfssa One r.ngsr
- h1lsd but he oufsvs vsr-
roussd ard tso 81 fhsn vsrs Hid.
Cszsrs h.vs o-Kxnizs6 ard sc me- he
sn4re-sares IL fo-ce ard I'll prDbsb,y 81
cut ruursry i1ria Iks outlaws hsys
49, rRlirr cst-ls sd kofses, sn1 rurning
tfeu $3.50 ne 70 G-rd2
Au.n rnuss Ton Ksrrsr, vbo nppasrs
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Four Deaths ia one Family.

Atlanta, May 20. -Considersble exche-
men, has been created bore by the death oil
four members of the family of Mr.. j. l..
Perkins in quick succession. Mrs. Perkins
was taken ill Monday and died Friday;
a twelve year old girl was
taken ill Tuesday and died Thursday; a two,
year-old boy was taken i'll Wednesday ar
died that night; a nine-year-old boy was
first affected Saturday night and died
Tonight. The disease, by most OF the
physicians who have investigated the matter,
is pronounced scarlet fever Of o most mslIg-
nsnt type. One prominent physician at,
tributes the death to blood poisoning, causea
by impure water. Mr.: Perkins, me sole
remaining member of the family, has not
vet taken the disease.
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Special 10 the Herald.
San Antonio, May 19.-The body OF g
railroad hand named Pat Lyons was found
to-day three miles west Of this city, with q
bullet hole in his heart. Two cbums, with
whom be was last seen, have been arrested
and jailed ss the supposed murderers-
Before United Ststes Commissioner Pas-
chsl 70 day Judge Lissring, one Of The parties
robbed on the Corpus Christi stage, testified
hat Rowley and Logan, two of the
de- fendants at the preliminary examination,
were he parties who robbed him. The
evidence sgAinss these men is incontrO-
yrrtibla.
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Special 10 the Herald.
Gainesville, May 20.-our city was thrown
into q state Of excitement at 3 p. m. to-day.
Joe Means, Of the Hesporisn, shat at Brooks,
editor Of The Evening Voice. The difficulty
started 10 Q newspaper controversy, which
ended in 3 personsl kfsir. They met on the
street last night and were separated, sftsr
Means having HE finger bit and Brooks hsy-
ing a black eye. Meeting on the pablo square
this evening, without warning Means pulled
ont his pistol and nrei at Brooks without
effect and pulled sgain, but the vespon
~snsppsd. Means gave bond amounting 10
$1,000.
About 830 this evening w. G. Mum, who
weighed cotton here last season, aud who has
been drinking very hsrd, went into SchIf's
Sommsr & Cos. intoxicated. he being
ouar-slsoms and sbusiva was ordered Out BY
ID. L Grimes, the book-keeper. vbersupon
Mum drew = knifa spd stabbed GRIMES IN
the In eide. Ths wound. however, Il not
dangerous. II Harcus vss Elightiy Gu. 10
the tard. IN sersr.ling them. NUNS b0Dd
uas frsd 1t $1,000, which he hss DOt nc
cested In finding, e.