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The Eatal Yirginia DueI.

GARLAND, WHO KILLED ADDISON, RELEASED on BAIL
PETERSBURG, Va, July 19-Richard Garland
who shot and killed Joseph Addison, OF Baltimore,
in Lunenpurg county, last week, has had an ex-
animation before Magistrates May and Organ. He
was released on 81 900 bail for his appearance at
the next term OF the county court, 70 be held on
the second Monday or next month. Garland Ia
confined TO his room by wound received In the
affray. The general expressed opinion is that
Garland will be acquitted on the ground that he
did the shooting in self defense.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER To-DAY.-Onice OF
the Chief Signal officer: Fam, sS5; liam. N
z p M, s7.2 Maximum. s.; minimum, ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

Senator Joseph Brown, OF Georgia, Saturday
gave $50000 to the State University at Athens the
interest On which is TO be used for educating poor
young men.
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HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.

IfvERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.-A WONDER
IL FUL ULINVENTI0N.-New Art embracing al kinds
of drawing acquired in 10 three lessons. Outfts
reQuired furnished free. Satisfaction charge
% nrst lesson Call and examine drawings after one
osscn: McLE0DS STUDIO
se1-Jm 222 Sd street northwest.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Secretary Frellnghuyscn, Secretary Chandler,
Senator Kellogg, Representatives, Aldrich, Schultz.
Burrows, Mckinley, Paul, DeZendOrf. Page, Up
degran and ButterWorth, the Commissioner OF
Agriculture and Col. Henderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19
The Tariff Commission

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 19.-AleX. r. Boteler,
OF West Virginia, was the only member of the
tariff commission that arrived here this morning.
There will probably be short executive session
OF the commission this afternoon.
Ldter.-The commissioners met at noon. with
Judge Underwood as temporary chairman, and
adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

NEW YORK, July l9.-There ia no change in the
freight handlers strike. The new men are rapidly
falling into the routine business OF the companies
and although working slow are gaining. Thirty
hve men were discharged at pier SO this morning,
as their services were not required. There Is no
prospect OF settlement OF the strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19
Fusion i'm Illinois.

CHICAGO, July l9-The indications are that the
greenbackerS and republicans in the 18th Illinois
district (Mr. Morrisons) will unite upon q candi-
date and carry the district -.f-
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Mexican Victory I'm an American Elcc-

Las VEGAS, n. NJ, July 19-In the much talked
OF InayOralty election here the MeXicanS elected
Romero by 200 majority. The whole territory and
Colorado evinced much interest in the struggle,
and the Americans are much grteved at the re-
suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19
Sailed for HI, Po.t Of Duty.

NEW YORK, July l9.-The Hon. John NJ Francis,
OF the Trey Times, recently appointed minister re-
sident at Lisbon. Portugal, sailed with Mrs. Fran
els on the Cunard steamer Galia this morning. A
Mr.. Francis accompanied the steamer down the
Oay in q revenue cutter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re.
demption, $4,000.
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EAST TAwAs, MICH, July I9-Heavy forest fires
are raging between here and AuSable. Consider
able damage has resulted to the pine and cedar
forests.
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RenOminated for Conercs,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 19.-At Springfield. No.,
yesterday, the greenback convention or the 18th
Congressional district renomnated Hon. Ira s.
HaZeltine, the present representative.
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Two women ana one Man Drevu

HoUGHrox, MICH, July 1a-A party, consisting
OF three women and four men, were out on tho
Portage river yesterday, when TIE boat over
ami one OF the men--NrA Joseph Blanchetse al
George Lacrosse and wife. Some Indians who
were In the vicinity saved the otherA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19
An Elevator burned


EAST ArcHIsoN, Mo-, July ia fire yesterday
burned the elevator OF II. c. Goodell Loss, SIG 600;
insurance, $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

THE PRESIDENT has designated Secretary
Chandler acting Secretary OF War during the
temporary absence OF Secretary Lincoln.
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Oil Tanks Oh Fire.

NEWARK. N. j., July 19.-Some Oil tanks at the
American-Sweden Iron Co.'s rolling mill at Rock
away, n. j., took fire from a workman'S lamp
early this morning, and are still burning.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal rev.
enue, Az, 1861; customs, 81, ,157, ,6O6.9s.
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Fire i'm Maine,

PORTLAND, NE, July IA serious FIRE is re-
ported 20 have occurred at Bar Mills Buxton, last
night The gr1st mill OF T. H. Berry, the min OF
s. H. Berry and the furniture or WoOdman 4 Wing
are reported 70 have been burned. A train went
hence at a m with a steam f1re engine. but the
flames were stayed when the engine arrived.
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HALIFAX, n. s., July 19.-The local government
OF Nova Scotia has resigned. 1t is rumored that
Lieut. Gov. Archibald will send for Mr.. Grayton,
OF Yarmouth, who was commissioner or mines In
1873, to form an administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

PLEASANT SUMNER DUTY.-At the last annual
meeting OF the national board OF health three
members were appointed commission to ex.
anime the various mineral springs east OF the
Allegheny mountains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

independent Candidate for Congress.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July l9-L H. Weller, green
hacker, is out as an independent candidate In the
9TH Iowa Congressional district =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

LITTLE REVOLUTION IN MExICo-A dispatch
from MatamoraS, Mexico, says that band OF fisty
revoluttonists, under the leadership or Emiliafo
Daniel and TOnala Zefreda, yesterday captured
the town OF Tonala ChiapaS They released all
the prisoners In the Jail and armed them. Capt.
Santa Anna Guzman, at the head OF eighty gen
darmes, charged the revOluttoniSts who retreated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

The new town hall at Rockville, Nd, was for
mally opened last evening with appropriate exer-
ciseS. An address was made by E B. Prettyman,
county clerk, and performance of "Our Ameri-
can Cousin was given by the ComuS club.
since the yellow fever season set In "a ship cap
tains have died OF the disease at Cuban ports
Cholera Is increasing in and about Toxic and
Yokohama, Japan.
The winners at the Brighton Beach races yester-
day were MarchiOness, Monk, Governor Hampton,
and Jim Vanderveer. - =. .ss.5. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
pEsfqy YssGyeF2s E2S,2sT p sqy y i9 81 lss2 SiiR
.~-o5. TRUNNEL sds 5 SL.1 SI.ARK.
F9p- OFFICE OF C0LLEcTOR OF TAXES. !
WASHING on, July 18th. 1882.
TO TAX PAYERS.
Particular attention called to the act of Congress-
rate Of interest to be cosctei on al gral fares IN
arrears on the r:t 1y Of July 1872 apd on & az seeal
Ter centun per annuIn fg,t OF the rate and Eeaat
tes fred by lar: Prorided This sct shall only
day of November, 1882
law. shOd be prom in settlement Of their of
BY order of the Commissioners DC.
iy19-Ct Coiector Of Taxes
e-eooFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
WAsHISGToH. July ~. 1887
PERSONAL TAX.
Sec :. Of the ac. of Congress approved March 8,
1871 relating to personal taxes directs the Collector Of
necessary 10 ay a1y deinaUeat tax and for wait of
such goods and elaels levy upon and sell auction
OF land in said District '' ''N'Ne-
In pnrsnsnce this law the Collector WILL on the
FIRST OF AUGUST next proceed to enforce the col
lection Of al delinquent Personal Tdres bV distran,
By order OF the Commissioners D; G..
jy196t Collector of Taxes.
49, NJ. C. HARMONINE EXCURSION
LE To GREAT FALLS
VIII be postponed until
rSSs CHEAP COAL. CHEAP WOOD.
The ROChDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY will
& hn m IT. rsnsr I g1atfry nfssHs M At st. & Seoes a hah
and the subject of fuel for the eoini m winter viii be up
for consideration. fst fTsry mSPeT q PTes15en
JOHN CooK. secretary. jyis-st
"a CAMP MEETING AT WASHINGTON
sY M viii The sn al io food to mee
% F M dn b.ye As only npRsE esp
pic for one is Ts For crcn aprv W t E.
SiMSQN secFefF f At c S6kGS p Pssee by
- SPECIAL NOTICE!
an special assessments and general taxes due prior to
An All pills m pqs in IN my hands for reduction Ia and payment
sq91i ITiIl@ allowed E W u HsttkfHs q ItIsst
FE' sAML S. sHEDp.
GARDEN HOSE, LAWN sPRINKLERs.
GAS STOVES. OVENS. BROILERS, etc.
SLATE MaNTEIS: y FL j. LAFKoBES; a q; I .cr,
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fs ", wAYLAND WILSON'S INsECTICIDE.
the best @ powder for F2aShss and and % Tefined G1Ia
9Th street and Pennsylvania avenne my25-6m
- GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. c. MILBURN, PHARMACIST
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
~ SAMUEL KFR,
t~S DRY GOODS.
$50 9TH street northwest.
New French and Scotch Gingham5, just opened; best
qualities at low prices.
Silks. Satins, and Rhadames. extra good values
~ STEAM COOKERS.
GAS STOVES AND RUBBER HOSE
Ctu and examine at 531 18th street.
F. F. BROOKS
apo Fine Gas Fixtures &c,
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Two PENsIoNs.-Secretary Teller has decided to
allow the pension claim OF Gen. Ward B. Burnett
under the regular pension laws and under the
special act This gives him two pensions.
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GUNNER READING.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN.
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from Hand 20 Hand Mrs. Wister. 81 20. Among the
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q Europe. Il. So Few and beautiful assortment Of
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THE COLON SEIZED.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has been informed by the Venezuelan
government, that the piratical vessel Colon has
been seized AMI diSarmed at ASpinwall, by the
British Colombia authorities.
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OF THE SUEz CANAL,
STRANGE CONDUCT OF THE KHEpryn
ARABr PAcHA DEFENDS HIS COURSE.
THE LATEST POLITICAL NEWS
FIRES In THE old AND NEW WORLD.

Gen. sherman at Summit Point Hotel
Special Dispatch 10 The EVENING STAR.
GAITHERsBURG, Nd, July la-Gen. sherman has
arrived at the Summit Point hotel There will ba
a grand military parade and review OF the troops
encamped near here tomorrow morning.
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SURGEON PURvIANCE, stationed at Boston, of the
marine hospital service, has been ordered to pro-
ceed to Babylon L. l., for the purpose of exam
intng keepers OF the fesaviDg stations to their
physical condition.
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West Washington Affairs.


AWARDS OF LODGE MEDALS-Iivfncible Council,
NO ., sons OF Jonadab, have had made two hand
some gold badges OF that order, the finest one to
t ne AWARDED 10 the member of tile order receiving
he greatest number OF votes the other to the men,
Der depositing the greatest number OF votes The
@ young TOOK place last night at the.councii cham
per- DER OF invinclble Council With the following re-
SUIT: spartan Council No. g. cast Tor its candidate
Brother Humphrey, 541 votes: My4neible Council
lor lts candidate, Brother j. ". Gross. tr., IA
votes, and Pioneer Council fer ft6 candidate fnot
namea 3 " votes M The first badge WIS accordngy
and the other to Mr. Riley, tho sane council he
havlhS cast the greatest number efssOteS.
MISS MARY THOMPSON, the presld@t OF the board
OF managers OF the Aged WomenS Nome, who has
ceen sunering from injuries received from fall,
Is able to he about again. =.
FIGHT near the Virginia end oF the Aqueduct
g Drlage, occurred Yesterday petfeen two colored
men named Temple and Peter$oB In which the
lalter was cut by Temple Wt9tf razor. Temple
was arrested by the Virginia aukhoaties.
CATTLE MARKET.-DrOverS, RHEk Hve stock Sale6
eaP5s gsPPSrfsd n by by Tayen1er Broal s Is
medium fair, 5Ae6A; thin ste&s, oxen and cows.
sAaof:. i,ooo sheep and lamte Lambs, 4xa6A;
sheep, 3Ha4A. 20 cows and csfveS, $25a$45. The
market Is on for lower grades Extra remains the
same. ana Is IN active demand.
HIGH IIDR.-July 20, 1l.0S am, II :22 pm.
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ACQUIFTED.-The general naval court martial
which convened at the Mare Islan1 (CaL) navy
yard on the 1st of June for the trial of Ensign
Clarence A. Corbin on charges OF absence from his
station and ScandalOuS conduct, has acquitted the
accused OF the charges, and his acquittal has been
approved by Secretary Chandler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

CHARGES NOT SUSTAINED.-The special agent of
The Treasury department, who investigated the
charges OF bribery and misconduct made against
Appraiser Howard. OF New York. has reported to
Secretary Folger that the charges have not been
sustained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

Posr OFFICE HAS been established at Cellars,
Prince Ge orge county, Maryland, and Geo. W..
Beall was commissioned postmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

ASSISTANT SURGEON Lloyd W. Curtis has been
ordered to duty at the Naval hospital, Philadel-
nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-19

ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER went to Phila-
delphia last evening. He expects to return here
this evening or tomorrow morning.
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BOOKS. &c.

4 HoUGHTON. MIFFLIN Co. Boston.
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WAsHI~GION. ID. c.. July 10. 1892
t~s WE EARNESTLY REQUEST ALL OF OUR
friends Vhose bills rendered July 1st to settle
them without decay.
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
jyi9-3t SOB Market Space.
- OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
G-y DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHING ON. July 18th. 1892.
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PERSONAL TAX,

F-SooFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
t-g DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGTOE. July 10 1882.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

Der @enfer Democratic" trinst
~fOlssnss msriparSiss Na3ri&t: Cine snslii&s
Ssisaitaft bat has ansrbistsn ssma$t ben
Srnfsr Gee ,u lssrsn par& ben gau sinsa
tunnels, Der has @aRr aus BEN Sss untsr
BEN 8bOnsbstt btnour& siniss Staupsn pom
aussals %tntfsrnt In bic 8bUns Isitsn parss,
sa, no ibr Belt stpa SOm tisfsr !isst als Bic
llfsr hes Gees. Ni&t nur psrlanst bic 6sisa.
i&aft feline 3ui&aas fVnssrn fs MIL nod fint
WiaiSnsn Graniss bstablsu fir has eans, psl&ss
SIr& pisiss llutsrnsbmsu trudsn ssIsst piros.
Die Rbpns parbs ~ sinsm flsinsa 8la6&sn
unp pra&tiss 1strsihs. unb Sraubsnsrntsn mir.
ben ben ississn 8ii&fans rltssn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07

uerIprtbt 9eraee ogr6 oteie nab uiisnihGftIibel
Prinetpien ~erioI8ts 3uiammenissur9 sIGi9mdBi9e
Btrtuns uro ben beit m6sIt5en GrfoIg. 9esbaIb Tons
men iopobI asrjte ais Rrarte iia oisiss @ittsIs nit
Der grObten Suueriitt ~beSisnen. G5 1T Refine arunSs
lois gsbaaptIng, rueru mir iageu, cap es ben griuSs
Ii5fter pifieri9aitItder Stuoten bis icst nod uidt
~seIuneen 1T, elm b~efsreS Tittsl jur Seilur0 uon sails
& Sursertranfbsiter berSuiteQen. Die Sraufbeit piro
eur5 ben Sebrau5 ~oesieIbeu nidt bIob gebobeu, ioRs
bern es psrben bic 9rarth %sitsteirs aus Dem Spftem
%eutierrt. Die 6eiIung 1T cine idneae uno T6ere.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL eignet ib fir Eatiertsn
isSeu Gters wuo GeiaIeate5, ieIbt fir'sin0er, bic es
ruegsn ces gutet Gsi5rade5 obns Shwisrigfeit nebs
men. Bel 8ebauoIung pom gep0bnIi6en Suifcn,
Srfaltung, SdlsCntjineuns, STpnd,itis, Sns
fuen3d, NfbrId, Srduuc uno Satdrrb 1T Die 8irs
turg pom AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine ~gerGSesu
eritauuenbe. S%auienSe peroeu jabrIih burb ben Seis
tisen Gebrau9 S~esisIben uOr iaperer 2rautbsiteR
bsuabrt. Ss iolte in teiuer Semitic isbIen ais Elm
S4usmitteI seSen pI6sIi6e auidue. Bel Scud)hu,
fen uno Iusjcbruns Sibt es fem rDirtiameres uns
Iinberuoeres RitteI ais oisies.
Die eritaunIi6en Ruren, weIAe AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in Der gaHSeu 8eIt beruirtt bat, limb cine
biurei5eroe 9arartie, bab IS aUb in Submit Die
bsiter ReiuItate erjieIen pirb. Gin unpdrteiif6er
geriub piro ieIbft ben drgitsn SpeiIer pom ieiuer
wuuSerbarer SeiItrait iberjsussn, uno piro peiter
sur Entertaining eeS 9criu9s fGbrsu, ben Sisie5 ErGs
parot Dor allen arSern gIitteIr tTr 9siIuns pom 2urs
eer.rdrtheiter sepdbrt.
Sisbeiten gerste bes 2anSes ino nit Der 3~ufanmers
fesurs ucu AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL betaunt une
e~rrpfebIer es ibren qatienter un6 ueri6reibeu es in ibs
rer Yragts. Sas Seusrib zines bdIbgn SGbrbunoerts
liefert eirsr urumit6bIideu 9speis, oab bieies Bra.
pdrat i'm Staroe III, aQe 2urgsntrGut5eiteH ~ beiIen,
bic i~bsrbaupt nod uenisIiaer ollie JRsan9Ii6 fino.
Subereitet non Sr. :. 6. 9ber & Co.,
Praitiide unS anaIuti'ae Gbemissr.
Spwsl, Wfaf.
reberaII In allen Ipotbeteu ; uboben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-07
Sus bette Mittel
JEStU
Gals & 9%ungenleiSen,

Ggngentrantbeiten fin6 70
ouSemciu uorbcrri5eno uno
9eiabrIi6, oGb Gin ii6eres
Hro iUoerlGTt3e3 6cilmittsI
cine &obItbat fir itoeu DON
Steiem gejOeu 9eplaatcn
/. Reni5eu 1T. 2Iptr's STIR
idbenS% ruifmittel CHERRY
P~ECToRAL) lit ais IoIhsS
bstarnt, uno feinas Ger an
bernie bduiig argepricieueu
Rittet peroieut oa5gertrQu
en- oes 9u5IitUm5 10 fe9r
otsie5. 9a8ieIbs 1T Dc
mild ~Juiammer9eisst aus
ben portrefFibftsr Der mss
Oiciriiaen @ifeuiauft be-
tdnrten 2IrIreimitteI unb
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-05-19
The Greedy Flames.

On last Saturday night about ten
minutes before one o'clock fire was DIS
covered in the furniture store OF
Smith & McGuire, on the northwest
corner of::the square. The smoke. when
discovered, was issuing in dense vol
umes from the upper part Of the build
ing, though a number of feet from the
flue, and as yet there was no evidence
of fire in the lower story. The alarm
was at once given and crowd Of men
soon gathered who removed a large
portion of the furniture from the lower
story, but tina. which wai N the attic was
all consumed. The building was an
old frame and was to have been moved
this week to give place to a new brick.
There was no wind and the building
was consumed without seriously endan-
gering any of the surrounding houses.
The alarm at the Parcels House was
sufficient to get every one out OF bed,
there being only seyenty-fiye feet be-
tween the burning building ard the
hotel. The question has ieen asked
"Where was the light watch that he
did not discover the freq
Insurance, $500, $500 on the build
ing and 81 600 on the stock.
The Phoenix. London, had the risk
On the building, and the Underwriters
Of New 70 rk, the one on the stock.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-05-19
John w. Gruendyke, of Moberly.

John w. Gruendyke, of Moberly, i
in town visiting his sister Mrs. Ed
Link.
a protraetcd meeting is in progreS.
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church
this week.
Mr.. T.. q. Matthews went to St.Louis
this morning TO do duty As Juror in
the T. ). Court.
You can get nice dish of ice cream
any time by dropping in at the
Wabash Dining Hall.
\ union platform at the intersection
OF the two roads is the latest improve
ment we have noted. 1t will facilitate
the transfer of baggage.
The railroad pond on the Q. NJ. be.
came SO full that fears were entertained
that it might iniure the embankment
\ portion of the water was drawn off
but there is still plenty of it.
Advertisers should not delay handing
in their tavors until the last moment.
Write them out and hand them in early
in the week and get the benefit of the
DAILY at once. Remember the GRAPHIC
every day.
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

The Kirksville District conference o.
the M. E. Church is now in session al
this place.
The opening sermon was preached
last night at the M. E. Church by Rev
R. L. Thompson. Rev. Barwick, Of
Macon City, had been appointed to
preach, but failing to appear. Mr..
Thompson filled the pulpit. Several
ministers have arrived and are making
their home as follows: N. M. Enyeart
with - r. L. Thompson
with 'rhos. Brigham. 1. S. Ware, with
F. M. Green. James Allen, with Dan'l
Hoy. E. B. Carter, with F. Williams.
w. 7. Freeland, with w. H. Turner.
E. H. Brumbaugh. with w. Newton.
B. T. Stanber, with D. Lantz. B.
F. Warner, with Jas. Haywood. O.
Deshler, with ]. Hooper.
The session will embrace Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday.
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Mondays Daily.
SHOOTING ARRAY.

A shooting affray occurred in Milan
yesterday evening which resulted in
the death of one OF the parties.
A blacksmith named George Rocker,
ordinarily sober and industrious me-
chanie, was intoxicated. The marshal
went to him tor the purpose of putting
him under arrest when he drew q re-
volver and the marshal left without
making the arrest. The man Rocker
then started to leave the town and
when near the corporation limits was
again halted by the marshal who was
accompanied by several other men.
Rocker again drew his revolver and
brought the pursuing party to halt.
One Of the party stepped forward to
expostulate with him and was shot at.
Finally young man named Kelly un.
dertook to advance on Rocker and was
also shot at. He then returned the fire
and at the second shot put bullet
through Rockers heart. Kelly is now
under arrest.