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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
REMEMBER

that SALICYLICA is Il certain cure for RHEU-
MATISM, GOVT and NEURALGIA. The
most intense pains are subdued almost in
Stantly
Give it a trial. Relief guaranteed or money
refunded.
Thousands of testimonials sent on applca-
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For Sale,

Fifteen hundred ewes with lamb by fine
bucks. Will commence lambing i'll February.
Cheap for cash.
Also II well established saloon and billiard
hail. doing number one business with or
without house, twO-StOry brick, eighty feet
long. Apply to GEO. w. WOODMAN,
23-ll-t Laredo, Texas.
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For County Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce Ed. Br1iGeu
for county commissioner in commissioners
precinct No. 4 at the special election to be
held on the 18th inst, next Friday.
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For City Recorder

We are authorized to announce John ROSen
heimer rs a candidate for the Office of City
Recorder at the ensuing city election.
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Street Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce ThOs. Crow
ley as Il candidate for street commissioner at
the coming city election. If
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SEC7ET,

The only discover of the poisonous uric acid
which exists in the blood of Rheumatic and
GOuty patients.
SALICILICA is known as a cOmmOn-sense
remedy, because it strikes directly at the cause
of rheumatism, Govt and Neuralgia, while so
many sO-called specifics and supposed panaceas
only treat locally the effects.
1t has been conceded by eminent scientists
that outward applications such as rubbing
with oils Ontments. iniments and soothing
lotions will not eradicate these diseases which
are the result of the poisoning of the blood
with Uric Acid.
SALICYLICA works with marvellous effect
on this acid and so removes the disorder. 1t is
now exclusively used by all the celebrated ply
zeal Academy of Paris reports - per cent.
cures in three DAYS.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16
John c. Beck

Announces himself US Il candidate for county
commissioner in Precinct No. /, BeXar County,
for reelection next Friday, December 18th
lSS2. I2-I9-St
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For CITY Collector.

We are authorized to announce F. &. Hauei-
sen aS Il candidate for Office of city collector at
the coming election. l2-ll-tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-16

If you want fancy printing tor the holidays
the LIGHT office is the place TO get il.
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j. Z. BREEDING CIV. PHILIPS
Breeding & Philips,
2I8 CONCIERGE ST.
Over Mic Tengg t{BIA San Antonio.
City Collector.

We are authorized to announce +. Nee. New
ton us Il candidate for city collector at the
coming city election.
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Advertising Directory.

y ERALD GRIFFIN, Attorney and Counselor
OLaw, Office, No "a. French building, S. E. Co
ner Main plaza. Will attend promptly to all leg
business entrusted to my in the State and Fec
eral Courts.
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Five years established and never known t.
fail in Il single case, acute or chronic. Refer +
all prominent physicians and druggists for tn
standing of SalicyliCa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-17

plague on the doctors, Was it not
.lgh that they should burrow all over
J Garfield, and now they must cele-
tr in lunatic lingo all the execrated
ERA Of the nasty wretch who MUIR
Ed him.
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Probably Fatal Assault,

New CoMERsTowN, o., July l6.-Thomas
Stone, of Linton Mills, about ten miles
southwest of here, committed q probably
fatal assault on his brother-in.law, Captain,
j. V. Heslop, a prominent citizen of that
place, yesterday, The assault was pro-
voked by the following circumstance; A
Stone, sa who is afraid Of lightning, was
standing near Heslop. In oonversing
about the storm HesloP pointed to to
of liebinipg," Stone dared Heslop to re-
peat the remark, and he did SO, whereupon
Stone dealt him terrible blow with q
hatchet, and knocked him to the ground;
Heslop soon got up, picked ups stone, and
staggered toward Stone, who thereupon
dealt him another blow on the head, knock
ing him senseless to the ground. Heslop
is now in a critical condition, has been de-
lirious to-day, and DR.. Burgess, OF Linton,
thinks his skull is fractured, and the inju'
ries will prove fatal. 1t is said both men
were under the influence of liquor.
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AN AWFUL WARNING.
Sedueer Of a Young Girl Shot Dead by
Her Brother. -

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, July l6.-A Laredo
special says terrible tragedy was enacted
there yesterday, and the city is wild with
excitement. About seven o'clock young
man named Leonard Haynes, son of the
Collector of Customs at Brownsville, shot
and killed ". L. Cummings, District At
tomey. 1t appears that some months ago
Cummings seduced sister Of Haynes, aged
about thirteen, and it was generally be-
lieyed that when Haynes met Cummings
there would be shooting. About week ago
Cummings arrived to attend to his official
duties. and Haynes appeared day or two
later, for the supposed purpose OF wreaking
his vengeance.
limo meeting occurred until this evening
at the hour stated. When Haynes came
upon Cummings standing in the doorway
of the Commercial Hotel, Haynes fired,
the balling passing through Cummings
heart, coming out at the back and lodging
in the door frame. Haynes ran tsward the
Rio Grande, pursued by police, but his
brother stopped them with drawn revolv-
er, and the murderer escaped into Mexico.
Young Haynes is Endorsed for his act by
the public, and may return and stand
trial
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Ten Bloody Shirts Found in a Coal Mine

MCKEEsroRr, Pa, July l6.-A few days
ago Robt. Robinson found in Aliquihpa
coal mine, in an abandoned room, ten
shirts covered with blood on them and
one pair of cuffs. One of the garments is
lady's; also the cuffs. They are oil well
saturated with blood, which has the ap-
pearance of beingin them for some time
A number of men went back into the pit
to find if possible something more regard
ing the mystery. They came upon the
tracks of man after passing the room
where the clothes were found and traced
him short distance. when they abandoned
the search until another time. All sorts OF
rumors are afoat. and many persons in
that vicinity are OF the opinion that dark
deed has been committed and will soon be
brought 10 light
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WFFFITNG w. va MONDAY M1RNING JULY 17 1882

could see il wandering through ths roons,
he says he does not believe il exists thsre.
At any rate, he Is entirely comfortable,
until Congress shall release him from my
further work with the sdjourn-
ment. II be sets such.
healthy precedent In the days Of onicfSl
laziness and ease. he win come In Tor Z few
strsy compliments from even the sheep
outside The fold. Z. am glad he has had the
portrait Of Mrs. Hayes placed In position.
All The winter it stood In the Green parlos
resting ON the floor and against the side
wall It somewhat dwsrls the Green
room, by is immense site, and
would look more fthng on the
walls of the East room, adjoining the por.
trait Of Mrs. Washington, for which II was
originally intended A popular fancy
however does not last long here. when you
are gohe you are soon forgotten" as little
Fanny Hayes said the day after she left
the Executive mansion, when shs knocked
at the big front door and the new usher,
who happened to be temporarily stationed
there, refused to let her In. MnNAc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-17
Probable Murder.

McKEEsroRr, July 16.-Jack Middleton
and Oliver Oliver, the former a union and
the latter a non union man, had an alter
cation last evening about the strike. Both
were slightly intoxicated. Angry words
were used by both, when they separated,
after which Oliver followed Middleton and
struck him. Middleton then struck Over
in the mouth, knocking him senseissS and
falling upon the curb, fracturing his skull.
Middleton walked leisurely off, swearing
no non-union man should insult him.
Although the affair happened on our Prin-
cipsl street there was no police about. The
man lay upon the street nearly half an
hour. and was then picked up and put into
a stable near by until the police got time
to leave the squire's Office. where they
were taking their usual morning rest. The
mans injuries may prove fatal: but no
effort has been made to arrest Middleton.
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stabbed in an Opium Dea.

bettsr known as Billy Todd, q weIl-known
character about the gambling houses Of the
city, was stabbed, and in all probability fa-
tally wounded in a Chinese opium den at
No. 275 Walnut street early yesterday
morning. The knife user is not positive
ly known, although the circumstances al
ready developed warrant q strong suspicion
against Billy and James Patterson,
brothers, who are locked up in the Central
Police Station on the charge Of cutting with
intent to kill. This is the first serious
affray to occur in an opium den in this
city. 1t is not however, because there is
so few pipe joints, as they are commonly
called, but those who smoke generally do
it alone and on the quiet, and seldom to-
gether. as in cities where the habit is more
popular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-17

Masden, Rev. Alexander, of Moundsyille,
Rev. Van Metre, of Philadelphia, Bro.
Thompson, of Baltimore, and Mr.. Smith,
already mentioned, each have cottages in
various stages, and Mrs. Bullard, Of Wheel
ing, already occupies her large ana COM
Portable house.
To sum up the. situation, i shoulfsay
Mountain Lake Park win. in the course OF
time. be the finest mountain resort in. the
country, Rome was not built IN . day"
and this primeval forest cannot be re-
deemed in a year; but when its trees spread
their leafy protection over hundreds OF
cottages, bordered with flowers and facing
smooth streets, / venture the prediction
that even the B. & o. cannon ball' will
stop at that station and hundreds OF sum.
mer tourists will prepare to disembark
when the conductor shouts, Mountain
Lake Park" -1 -.E, ..r-I
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS.
The Little KaaaWha Imprsve0eet-
Public DsiIainG - CIaskshsrg.
uf.h A.. Us<lsfep

The Little KaaaWha Imprsveaeat--
Publse DsiIaisG ~ Cisskshsrs.
Spertai Dbpdtch 10 ne Rerts'er.
WASHINGTON. July l6-The river sna
barbor bill, as amended in the Senate, wss
called up in the House, yesterday, ane tho
Senate amendments non-concurrsd IN.
When the amendment sppropristlns vi 90
for continuing the improvement OF ths IAe'
tie Ksnswha river was reached, Col. Bcn
Wilson made strong effort 70 have thst
item concurred In, but that smendmsnI
With ali the Others, went 70 . conference
Committee, which Col. Wilson feels conn-
dent will recommend concurrsncs.
Tomorrow being Suspension day In the
House. Col. Wilson viii sndeavof 70 have
the bin providing for m sppropriatiSn ioe
a public building at Clafksbarg, W: va:
called up and passed. There 10 NO douS
whatever that The bill csn b passed u VN.
Wilson can obtain recognition. Ihsspesks,
has repeatedly promised both thS g9sc1si
and Senator Dsvis 70 recoguita Col, WIZ
the tipt opportunity. The bill ps.ssd w
senate some eight Veek, since, -.
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An Important Decision.

New YORK, July l6.-An important de-
cision has just been rendered by Judge
Wallace, in the United States Circuit Court,
confirming those recently given by the
Judges of the same circuit as to the exp'ra.
ton of United States patents, which had
been previously patented in foreign coun.
tries. In this case II. Hoe 4 Co. Obtained
an injunction restraining c: Potter, Jr,, x
the Maranoni patent c. Potter, Jr., & 70.
claimed the patent had expired and made q
motion before Judge Wallace to have the
Injunction dissolved, which was granted.
This will allow the printing press manu-
facturer to use the tIpcs and tiy, with the
gripper delivery cylinders.
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cop. with a Hsndsomer Asu,

ProrA, O., July iG.-When James Nichol'
son returned 10 his home In this city, yes.
terday, from Urbana, where lie was work.
ing, he found his Hteplace desolate, bis
vile having eloped With another man 70
unknown parts. Previous to her departure .r
she sold at auction every vestige oil the
household effects and pocketed the pro-
ceeds. They had been married fifteen years.
and Nicholson is a man OF good reputauon,
James Giblin is the ,name OF the Tifss
mariner in the flight.
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singular. but Fatal, Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa. July l6.-Edward Mo
Kinley, Thomas King and another man,
employees of a circus company, were riding
from Millersburg to Lyons, to-doy, seated
on the door Of box car with their legs
hanging out. In passing a siding near
Lyons, the legs of Mckinley came in con.
tact with car, and he was thrown. with
great force, against his two companions,
and all of them were knocked from the
train, King fell under the cars and was
instantly killed, Mckinley had his head
crushed, and the third man, whose name
could not be learned was badly bruised.
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PuRtIistfc.

New YoRK, July l6- "A contest with soft
gloves, between John L. Sullivan and Tag
Wilson, will take place tomorrow evening
il. the Madison Square Garden. An I'M:
nlehse crowd is expected. Tickets 81 and
50. Sullivan will arrive here tomorrow
morning. His friends are Offering even
money, with few takers. that Wilson will
be knock ed out Wilson will box at lGD
pounds. and Sullivan ut l9o pounds
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Bank Statement

4" NoRS, July I5.-Loous. decrease
specie, increase 81, l,6i5, TOD; legal
T. : g. increase IN 81, ~, COO, deposits, in
w. L'UO; circulation, decrease $2O4. :
/ g, a. increase s., ,255, ,625. The banks now
tH,a1, H,CCo9' $50 in excess of the legal re-
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ra,a, ResuIt ofs Quarrel.

MEMPHIS, July le.-The Avalanches De-
wallis Bluff, Ark, special says fatal shoot
ing affray occurred yesterday afternoon be.
tween Washington Williams and Charles
Savage. both colored. The trouble was
caused by Williams voting the Democratic
ticket, which Savage did not ike. ne
went into williams barber shop, attacked
him with brick and broke up his furni-
ture, whereupon Williams shot him
through the heart, killing him Instantly.
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They Settled the Dispute.

p BISMARCK, July 16.-Two men quarreled
on the bridge trestle on the Msndon side
last night. Their names were VIM. Watson
and Peter Stuart. They clinched ia their
rage, and fell to the ground, sixty-fiye feet
Both were killed. Cause Of the quarrel
dispute as to which was responsible for the
falling OF piece of timber.
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Particulars or the shaw Murder.

lanta Georgia, has Just sJpfls llast~IPaEtieaisEs
at this place. He was at work on the Cin.
cinnati Southern Railroad, and, IN settling
with the time.keeper, became involved IN
a dispute about some pay kept back. In
the quarrel which ensued the time-keeper
struck Shaw a frightful blow on the head,
breaking his neck, and knocking his down
then kicked him brutally until life was ex.
tinct. The time-keeper has lied for fear oi
Judpe LYNCH
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THREATENED LYNcHINe.
!. Crowd ef Drunken Mea Attack .
Farmer and One ts KillOA. .

A Crowd ef Drunken Hen Attack .
, Farmer and One is killsa.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July l6.-A Homestead,
Pa, special says: A man named Fowley,
who was milking COW, was attacked, this
evening, by q number of half drunken men,
and in self defense pulled Q revolver and
fired, fatally shooting one OF the men
named CritchloW in the stomach. Fowley
made his escape to Q drug store, where .
large crowd Of Chritchlow's friends soon
followed, and are now demanding that
Tcslsy Be turned over to them for the pur:
threaten to batter down tks 71sss snd -
him out by force II their request Is ndl
granted. I~' 80 ~
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Crushed By the Cars "

CLEvELAxD, July l6.-Ycsterday morning
Annie Brown, aged eight years, was play.
ing on the track of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, at Hershey Station.
Two trains were approaching. one from
the east and the other from the west. In
noticing aud avoiding the the former she
ignored the latter, which struck her with
terrible force, producing instant death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-17

July i6.-James Fitzhenry
and John Doyle, were arrested, 70 day,
while engaged in a prize fight. Willism
Clements, who drove the men 10 the battle
ground, and two reporters were arrested
for abetting the fighting. The principals
were sent to Jail and the others released
on bonds. Fitzhenry had been severely
pnnished
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Seriously Stabbed.

CINCINNATI, o., July l5.-Wm. Todd, OF
Pittsburg, q steamboatman, was fallen up
on this morning by the inmates Of gam
bling house, on Longworth street, and
stabbed in the back groin and sides The
wounds are regarded as serious. The as
Sailants escaped.
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Water Spoufs.

NIcHERsoy. Ks, July l6.-Several water
spouts visited this vicinity last night. NO
wheat stacks being destroyed BY the wind
and $50 window lights being broken in the
A. T. & s. F. round houses by hail. which
accom- panied the wind
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PERSONAL PolNfl.
spccsal nt.pqteh % a. Rsessser.

Sbccfai Dtspufeh 70 ne Reoiss0.
WASHINGTON. July i8.-Senstor Davis
spent Saturday and Sunday with his fam
lily at Deer Park. He will return b-mor.
row.
Hon. James Morrow, Jr, snd daughter,
OF Fairmont, W. Va. are at the National
Mrs Mary 4. Willison hes been appoint
ed Postmistress st Lee. Wift County, W.
Va
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The Glass RlOMers.

PITTsBURG, July 16.-The national win
dow glass workers convention, which
closed here last evening, adopted last year s
scale of wages, with slight notifications,
Eastern and Northern blowers to work for
10 per cent. less than Pittsburg prices.
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LONDON, July ia correspondent tele-
graphs: ...-.-.. -l..'1 - b o. .
ALExASIEIA, July 1913 P. Nan en-.
gagement j imminent between the English
and the t1oops of Arab Pasha. 1 have
visited all the hospitals and cannot speak
too highlyIof the devotion displayed by the
sisters OF charity. ... . .s.a rT'
While ssEne inmates of the hospital, in
cluding both sisters OF charity and patients,
were being escorted by the German marines
to the beach, they we're challenged by the
English sentry. As they were unable to
give the password the English fired. The
Germans returned the. fire, but happily no
one vashurt. English sailors, to-day, fog.
ged ten Arabs, guilty of arson, rape and
pillase. Five men were publicly shot,
four for murder and one as a spy Hun
dreds are houseless and starving.
Bright's Resignation.
LONDON July 16.-The Observer says: 1t
is generally believed that the resignment
of Bright will result in raising Sir Charles
Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary, TO seat
in the cabinet.
Russian Crops.
Sr. PETERSBURG, July Is The agricul-
tural report states that the summer corn
promises satisfactory Yield, aud the
winter crop will be equally good, except in
the Central and Black Sea regions.
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Mrs. Abraham Lincoln.

SPRINGEIELD, ILL, July 15.-Mrs. Abra-
ham Lincoln, who, for several months
past, has been making her home with her
sister, Mrs. n. w, Edwards, is reported to
be failing greatly in health during the last
few weeks. In addition to her other all
ments, she has been greatly troubled by
numerous large boils, which completely
cover her back and sides. She is at present
confined to her bed but soon intends, If
her health will permit, to go to Ocean
Grove, near long Branch, where she hopes
to be benefited by the sea air
LATER-Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is precep-
little hope that Srle wIIi UV s;s-S"IHnvn hnt
For the past week she has been very fee
Bile, but tonight paralytic symptoms be.
came manifest. Her death at any moment
would not be surprising.
Dead.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July l6.-Mrs. Lincoln,
widow of the late President Lincoln, died
in this city, at sis tonight.
She had been i'll for long time. A few
days ago she grew worse. Saturday even,
ing she suffered stroke Of paralysis and
from that time lay IN comotose state till
she died. Robert Lincoln left Washington,
Tonight. and will be here Tuesday even
ing. The funeral announcement Will pe
,,ada latar
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Failed 10 Shuttle.

CEDARvILLE o., July lG.-William Ford,
of this place. attempted 10 shuttle Of t1is
mortal coil, yesterday, by taking morphine,
but by the use of antidotes il is thought
now that he will pull through. Domestic
trouble is supposed TO be the cause.
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uu,sS wtshs C1ub.

LErLE Rock, July l5.-At Clarendon.
Monroe county. Ark, James Green, color.
ed. was beaten to death by o club In the
hands of John Riseberg who escaped. He
is the same man who recently committed
amurder at Friars Point. Miss.
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he dog days are at hand and muz-
are in order. A surer remedy, how
Is to cut off the dogs tail-lust
\ of the ears.
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Summary VENGEANCE.

SErrINJE July l6.-The Insurgent chief
surprised the district governor, recruiting
with an escort The governor and judicial
soldiers accompanying them were killed.
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Better Late Tha. Never.

srEuBEsyILLs, o., July 15.-Cspt N. w.
Ekins, u. g. A., arrived in the city yestef.
day morning to make final adjustment OF
claims resulting from damage 70 property
by the Morgan raid, small affair wnicn
occurred here nineteen years ago this
month . I'll.
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Tr,. C;,x CnyernweptI I'm JaiI.

LEADvILLE, July 15.-The Mayor and
CITY Council were arrested to-day and
fined $50 each, and ten days in Jail for
contempt of court. The Police Judge and
City Attorney were removed and new men
appointed in their places.
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Ltt,,e Cbna KnIeA.

PAIxEsyILLE, o., July 16.-Annie Brown,
aged nine, was instantly killed three miles
west OF here by passenger train this after.
noon. She was walking on the track, and
stepped off on the approach OF the train,
but went on the track again after dog.
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Rurvfn~ fhe Yietfna,

LITTLE Rock, July 16.-Thirty bodies
have been recovered from the ruins OF the
building at TexaTkana. The funerals OF
the victims to-day were attended By sress
crowd.
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Nssl Hsosn.

srrxlso. IA, July IA ssyese h:ai
Ede county, through Etetsss'c;v v, soass
scross Reno county. ysstsrday: wtndow
eIssGwsS lady damaged In hicksSoe.
&xtsen siass liGhts Wers S-oksn IN q:
dspot Ths hsh vss hid 70 b ssvsssa
inches deep st nickefson.