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Telegraphic Miscellany
NISoR, But ISTEREsTIEG EVENTS or YES.
TERDAY..

TERDAY..
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE excite
ment regarding the crossing Of the New
York, West Shore q Buffalo, and the Syra-
cuse & New York railroads, and the ada
cent property Of which the companies
claim title, continues. There were abort
500 men at the crossing last night, and
general fight is imminent. Five locomo-
tives, belonging to both roads, are standing
NJ the crossing. while a number Of fat cars
have been dereiled, completely blocking
Willow street. Both parties defy each
other. despite certain orders Of the court.
NrW YORK. Nov. lA.-At q meeting Of d.
rectOrs Of the Nickle Piafe road this nfter-
noon d was decided 10 admit General Dev-
eruer and Jndce Burke. &c members "
the board OF direCtOfs- No other business
was transacted
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14--Trustees Of The
University Of Pennsylvania held q special
meeting to-day. The applications Of Flor
euce Keller and Frances II. Mitchell for I'd
u1vsiuu 70 the university were not rOnsid-
ered, Provost Pepper stating be had deemed
the decision arrived ct ct the last meefingin
he cass Of Mis- Cradd0ck ss conclusive
and bearing upon these applications quite
e. much e. upon the particular
On q III. - es.st tbss n l. Bs
erpedisnt 70 aford women acoes 70 the d.
partmenf q arts, but hat the bosrd q
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Commercial and Financial
STOCKS.


New York, November II Governments
! per cent higher for 4i's registered and As
aud unchanged for 3's, extended SIS and
4l's coupon railroad bonds irregular and
generally higher; state securities without
feature except for Virginia preferred, which
are up per cent.
Share speculation opened strong and pri-
ces were l-S@lR per cent. higher than at
the close yesterday, the latter for Illinois
Central. There was decline of Is to rs
in the early trade, Wabash preferred and
Delaware, Lacknwanna d Western leading
the decline; after which prices rallied Is to
rs, the latter for Reading. Subsequently
this was followed by another decline Of Is
to per cent, in which Houston & Texas
Central, Louisville Il Nashville, Denver &
Rio Grande were the greatest suffer-
ers, but the market afterwards became
strong and about noon sold up l@l4,
Houston & Texas Central. Western Union,
(Which advanced to S73), New Jersey Cen.
trail, Louisville IL Nashville and Denver &
Rio Grande being prominent in the upward
turn. In the early afternoon this improve
meut was partially lost, but afterwards
under the lead of Louisville and Nashville,
prices advanced 1-S@ls. From then until
shortly before the close, Rock Island fell off
q per cent. to 1878 and the remainder of
the list 1901, the latter for Western Union,
Lake Shore, Canada Southern and Missouri,
Kansas & Texas, and in the final dealings
Rock Island recovered Il per cent. and the
general list fraction. The market closed
irregular but in the main firm. Changes
from yesterdays closing are irregular,
Memphis & Charleston is 2; st. Paul, Min
neapolis e. Manitoba,l9; LouisvilIe.& Nash
vile, 1g,and Nashville d Chattanooga, per
cent higher. willie Northwest is It; Rock
Tn1n e. -, IL -
Paul per cent. lower. BY far the most
active stock on the list to-day has been the
Western Union, of which o. 500 shares were
sold. Transactions 430, 900 shares.
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san Antonio.


SAN ANToNIo, Nov. l3.-[Special. Major
Converse, chief engineer of the Sunset rail
way and the Mexican extension projected
from Eagle Pass, says that work will not be
commenced until the profiles of the routes
and of the bridge at Eagle Pass are APP
contractors are here, and it is reported that
the contract has been let to build the piers
Oh the Eagle Pass bridge over the RIO
Grande river,
Two white men, supposed to be escaped
convicts, attacked a Mexican shepherd
named Felipe Espondza, in Dimmitt
county, shooting him offa mule he rode.
They then robbed MIN, and took the butt
end ola Winchester he had and beat his
head into jelly.
Joe Gastring, German butcher here,
took four grains of strychnine this morning,
and came near dying. He babe his wife and
family good bye when he took the poison,
and told DIR. Jessap that he wanted to
die.
Sergeant Carries Mckinney will be elected
captain Of the company Of state troops re-
Gently commanded by T. J.. Oglesby, who
has been elected sheriff Of Maverick
Professor Hall, in charge Of the American
astronomical party at this point, 10 observe
the transit OF Venus, was to-day placed in
direct telegraphic communication with
Washington, whence he will receive time
repor s three times daily.
Jose Calmo, Mexican, appeared at Kali
teRer's drugstore to-day, suffering from
pneumonia Of the thorax, the air having
escaped from his lungs into his chest,
causing expansion. He was tapped by
physician 10 allow the air 10 escape, and
ia
and excites much interest In medical cir
cles.
Saw Antonio. Nov. I3.-ISpecial. Suit
was brought i'm the state district court to-
day for a tract ofland on Government Hill
with the object Of having Il condemned for
government purposes This u part OF the
land granted Tor the accompanies barracks,
recommended By General Sherman. Also,
. mandamus and damage suit for $4,000
against the Galveston. Harrisburg a San
Antonio railway company Tor failure 70
comply with requirements Of the city on
Walnut street. The road Constructed
track on the street, virtually destroying iis
usefniness 10 the public By taking from Il
dirt Tor the grade and faiiing 10 construct
rIrnrer crossings where other streets inter-
NJ Locke. late independent candidate
Tor the legislature. brought suif to-day for
divorce.
unknown Mexican. While standing in
lie dOoruay oi . store ~ Iwchig eia.iOn,
an the International. above Laredo. vas
deiibsrntely murdered- The murderer e.
ffberni subscriptions are being made
sruurr ne bushes men. Colonel August
pelrnout arn0rg The nurnber. ior the coming
race
Al rruflernsn rom TIE vsst. vhils coming
down On the sunsef wns vftness - tle mos
0ut~nreans conduct 81 q uumber q rUufns
md rnnhIsrs On ne tain. They sbgt
DOM ius1lator and rlddled tbe teleErApn
-.-.IIs ~ rr1Ief Ire CunEnches. Among
ttern wr-s rs-trL stnts rnur.rs One q
fhsss rnnFers disnrmsd tro men Tho
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NEWS BY S1CIAIS

san AoioniOi Reports Rife oi Die
graceful Conduct N Some NJ the
state Rangers Additional
Revelations Promised.
Waooi Negroes Rescue Two Of Their
Color Prem Passing Emlgranis-
Case before the Grand jury.
Galveston; A lIuch Enduring and
Little Appreciated Pedestrian
Was Before His Honor.
Austin: The Quarantine Question On
the FrOntier-Dr. Swearingcn
to the Rescue.
The Sales of Pine Lands mt Five Dol
lars an Acre Slow.
Fort Worth: Resignation Of PrOmi.
nent Railway Official,
Kansas City: Frightful Railway Wreck
Double Murder.
Mckinney: No Fair This Year-Next
Year.
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Notice to Architects and Builders.

COMMISSIONERS COURT. PECos COUNTY,
" Texas. september 9th, A. D. 1851
1t is ordered by the Court that q
courthouse and jail be built for Pecos county,
Texas, at Fort Stockton, Texas, at an expense
not TO exceed the sum of Fifteen Thousand
(slS0OO Dollars Ten Thousand lSl0,000)
Dollars to be used in building n court
house, and the balance u be used In the erect
ion of r Jail, and the Clerk of this Court is in
structed TO cause notices to be publ! shed until
the 18th day of October, A. u. lsSn, in the
San Antonio Express, Austin states aan and the
Dallas HkRALD, requesting architects and build
ers TO furnish plans and specifications for
the building of said courthouse and jail,
the plans and specifications to be pre-
scented TO this Court at its next regular term,
to be held on the 18th dav OF November A d.
1882 and the sum Of Fifty (s5JU0 Dollars Is
hereby appropriated for the payment OF the
plans and specifications selected by the Court.
The state OF Texas, County of Pecos:
l, j. Jacobs. Clerk OF the County Court OF Pecos
county, Texas. do hereby certify that the fore
going is a tue extract from the records Of the
said Court at a term held September 9, A. D.
isS2.
- Given under lay hand and o1i,iai seal
Seal 7 st Fort Stockton. Texas, this the 18th
- day Of september y. lsSs
j. JACOBS.
CLERK County Court pocag county. Texas
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TEXAS Press OPINIONS.


SHOULD HAVE lI1 PAY
The Houston Post made a splendid fight
in the late campaign. and the efforts OF its
publishers deserve the solid support Of all
indeQendents.-rCa Calvert Courier.
UEWAEEl
Accidents % Einners. some Of them fatal
have been unusually frequent thi- fell, and
too much care in that dangerous business
canno, be taken. A young man named
Esrlv, near Dresden, last week had his arm
cut on in = gin, ava died soon alter from
loss Of blood. Not long since smother
Young rnEn named Jpper l0st an arm IN the
same gin house. Warahachis Enterprise.
AMUSING.
IL il real amusing - read the election
notes &c compiled b. the Post and Light.
They put II IN this wise. The democrats
claim, etc" when the news has reached
here e q fact. AID when The republican
gzin Il IN douhi they put q e. q certainty.
These two iYurnals seem % b q little
warred as % politics. They can't come
cut and give tbe facts as theg are. The
truth brrts s0metines, arTHay-[FOrt
Worn Democrai-
wUrID FTLL ~ arNrRfELr.
Il reported fhat Col0uel r v. L0ugh-
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APhysician's Report.

Many physicians are using compound
Oxygen in their practice, and with remark
able success. One of them writes: MY
patient has now been under treatment
about four weeks. His condition at the time
of beginning the treatment was very unfa-
vorable; he was very feeble, sever cough ,ex-
pectorating pus in considerable quantity;
he suffered with night-sweats all OF his
friends considered his case as hopeless.
Every symptom has improved; his cough is
very much better, his strength and general
appearance has improved a hundred per
cent; in fact he has the appearance ola new
man." Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen
containing large reports OF cases and iull
information, sent free. Drs. Starkey d
Palen. 100 and I'LL Girard street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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Arnal.

r.'HE STATE OF TEXAs.-To ALL PER-
y sons interested in the administration of the
Strange, administrator, has filed in the County
Court Of Dallas county his fual account, show
ing the condition of said estate, and praying for
u final statement of the same which will be
heard at the next tern of Aad court commence
ing on the Third Monday in November, A. d.
1881, at the Courthouse in the city of Dallas, at
which time all persons interested in said es-
tate may appear and contest said account if they
see proper
~ Witnes: A. II ATWOOD County Clerk of
Seal. ! of Dallas county. Texas.
~
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court. at ofire IN the city of DALLAS. this 30th day
September A. d. 1882. A. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas Co.. Texas
BY W w PEAK, Deputy octldltlw4w
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The Mississippi River Committee.

CAIRO, Ill, Nov. 1.-THE congressional
committee ON the Mississippi river improve
ment arrived here this morning on the
steamer Guiding Star. Several OF COM
mittee from the river towns who had come
here to consult with Captain John Cowden,
Of Memphis, also met the committee here.
The congressional committee soon after
wards beld a session, all Of its mem bers
being present excepting HazeltOn, n Wis
consin. IL was agreed to leave here this
evening and examine the government work
at Plain Point. Ten or twelve days will be
given to the work above New Orleans. The
commission intend 10 proceed TO business
work from Cairo TO the mouth o. the jet
ties They will probably return By Decem-
Der lst
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CLEBURyE, Nov. H.-[Special.l-MF L.
N. Baird had his hand caught in cettn
gin in this neighborhood to-day, and it was
considerably lacerated.
The Masons and Odd Fellows have just
completed their handsome halls, that of the
former being over D. II. Harris store and
the latter's over DR.. Newton's drug store.
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Crimes and Criminals.
ooUNTERFEITER SENT UP.

pENl
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-Lorenzo Dow Crock.
EFT, counterfeiter and one OF the notorious
Biebusch gang, was to-day sentenced by
the United States court to five years in the
Chester, Illinois, penitentiary.
SUMMONED BEFORE A HIGHER COURT.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-LouiS Olsen, the
Swede who killed his wife Sunday, died
this morning IN the hospital, from the effect
of excessive drinking.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. n.-News was
received here to-day of a double tragedy on
Red River, few miles from Texarkana,
Arkansas. Saturday night, Charles Hewey,
jr., q merchant at Lost Prairie, after quar-
relling with two brothers, named Butler
went home ard was pursued. The
Buffers followed him to q negro cabin,
where he had taken refuge and kicked the
door down. Hewey, who had a double
barrel shot gun, shot and killed both
brothers as they crossed the threshold. He
vas wounded in the arm by ball fired by
a man who came with thu assailanis The
brothers wire picked up dead end buried
Sunday
NHARD LUCK.
DETROIT, MICH., Nov. Ii THE safe Of W.
L. Nichols, Dowegaic, was blown open by
burglars this morning, and S235 in money
anu Hnhlly NuudOles, ROlu anu SILVER
watches etc, stolen. He had only just re-
covered from similar loss three years ago.
The entire loss will reach $1,000.
CAUGHT 1T STRONG.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Nov. li.-Ellery
Albee. defaulting cashier OF the Ashulot
savings bank, has been sentenced to ten
years IN, the state prison.
GIVE HIM SHORT sHRIFT AND LONG ROPE.
A dispatch dated at Golconda, Illinois,
nivpv, xaaIarlaNF Nwhfla
eating dinner, William Phelps, a worthless
character became incensed at his six.year-
old daughter for crying and knocked. her
from the table, he then kicked her to
death. He fled but his neighbors are pur-
suing him. and will lynch him If captured.
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Howe.

HOWE, Nov. 13.-[Speciall-A heavy
norther blew yesterday and last night. II
is feared by many that the cotton crop is
killed.
About 10, 900 bushels Of corn were shipped
this month.
+ Joel Rorax one of our worthy citizens.
died at his residence last night. He leaves
a number OF friends to mourn his death.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS, Nov. 1s.-Tspeciall-
One of the defeated candidates for assessor
of Hopkins county killed himself with a
knife by cutting bis throat yesterday. His
name is r. g. Chapman, and his home is
thirteen miles from town.
1t is very cold to-day.
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CoRsIcANA, Nov. 13.-[Speciall Forty
two flyers have arrived and eight more will
reach here tomorrow. The races have
been postponed until the 18th, owing to the
track being heavy from late rain.
The Commercial hotel is now open and
doing rushing business.
DIR. Houser, of Illinois, is here in attend
ance on his nephew, who has been quite
sick
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The most contemplate fraud that has
been psscticed upon farmers and others in
the last Few years is the selling Of immense
packs Of worthless horse and cattle powders
There is only one kind now known In this
country that are unadulterated and thoss
are Eheridaute
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wcp travelling west with their oildfou,
and afterwards traded enc ~ the rey0lycrs,
for 10 Winchester gun and 81 10 boot The
gentleman furnishing this Information
promises tho local press q rich account
Of the conduct OF tho state troops.
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Marshall,

MARSHALL, Nov. 14.-[Special. l-Yester-
day and to-day have been the coolest of the
season.
Milton Lathrop and Miss Mamie Knight
were married Saturday evening and left for
New Orleans, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Your correspondent is feasting on new
Irish potatoes, grown in his own garden
from seed of the spring crop.
Our merchants complain of duh business,
cotton is coming in freely.
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RUSSELL PUBLISHING CO., Boston. Mass.
DIR. sTRoNG's PILLS.
The Old. wsn-Triea, wonderfui. Heaita-
Eensnlng Rer..eaIea

sironr's Pset1-ai pills Iusura frs-rr srrelite.
F111 firaeifu- refu'1rIfy - tfs frH-ls su-r
Furnffr frr a1 rs ard rhfumEtfsrr a rrarI1us
bon ~ DE- cate females solihirg ard Tracing
he rerruus sTr'u1n Eui a. finE ri.-rr ard hea-tn
In ever IRE iu the h11T
st-ung.s sEuatire filis for fhe Ever. a sp-efy
cu-e fur liver e1Irrlalnt. regulsti-r the trwels.
rurlfTluE tra niu11. cieFusIuE frur M lErial
isirt a re-ieef rure f0r sick hfaIa1he. cursti-
pstlc1- aad lgspsrsia. sod b. l1aiinr drug
gIF's-
For c'rruls-s auf alr1snn-s. vifh fnil rartlcu-
80 -sE~sr.
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llenrv's residence NJ n.glli and eUgaead In
religious exercises Mrs. NOWhlricr having
been warned not 10 go on tho premises that
evening. expressed fer determination 10 20
even M the peril Of her life, aud int.
session of the place. long enough.
The officer found them about there about o
o'clock and with some difficulty clonrod
the premises OF their presence. Mrs. Nc
Whlrter desired TO address the Jury in be-
half Of the band, but being told that she
would be compelled to cOniinc her remarks
TO the evidence before the court, said that
she could then see no use IN saying any-I
thing, since they were not allowed to speak
what was In their hearts, but she told the
jury they could only do what the Lord
would permit, as they were in His hands.
They refused TO employ counsel to repre-
sent them. Mrs. Henry and Mrs. McWhir- |
ter have sympathy of the community in
their trouble.
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Tyler

TYLER, Nov. l4.-TspeciaLl Supreme
Court-Reversed and remanded: Brown
va. Flynn, from Dallas county. Affirmed:
FARMLAND vs.. Patty ct al. from Ellis
county. Reversed and rendered: Tomlin-
son VS.. Hopkins County, from Hopkins
county. Adopted Teport Of commissioners
Of appeals ia the folio wing cases: Reversed
and remanded Alleeett VS.. Buster, from
Bexar county; Soden and wife vs.. the City
Of BRENNAN. from Washington county.
Affirmed. e. Kardsy vs.. the State, from
Mccullough county; Stone vs.. the Estate Of
Stone, from Maverick county: Spencer ct
ai. vs.. Essential ct al, from Falls county;
Fintress ct al. VS.. Andrews ct al, from Bar
net county: DeCausey ct al vs.. Bailey 4
Pond. from Washington county. Re
formed: EdriDgtOu VS.. NeWland, from Bra
EOS county. Dismissed: Kaufman d
Runge vs.. Wiclzs. from Robertson county.
TYLER, Nov. 13,-lSpecial Com mission
Of appeais-reversed and renamed Life
Association Of America vs.. Good, from
Grays0n county; Compton ys. Jones, from
Caldwell county: Houston d Texas Central
railway vs.. Baker, from Washington
county. Reformed. Western Union Tele-
graph compar W.. Barron & Moller, from
Travis county. Affirmed. Washington ct al.
AZ Wood, from Burnet county. Garrett ct
III. vs Arthur, from Lamar. Dismissed:
citv Of Dallas vs.. Hughes, from Dallas
county. Reheafing refused; easily vs..
Smith, from Travis county.
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aUnr ounr ron pLAon ma.

ThH h M taHIN lhai III Lfgf natd yf0f
NWUNTHUh WiNHF nd NlAoK fJg
10 ffNI1 nv fielnf ffNm VI NJ N df1f4 lIIsis
iho bafla shaFidd fod itgae6 lmmeJae nlIof
Et msglfo %&GA5t6aF
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Mckinney,

MCKINNEY, Nov. 14.-[Special.l- THE di-
rectors of the Fair association met to-day
and decided not to have a fair this fall. and
called a meeting two weeks hence to make
arrangements for one on a grand scale next
year. After ad journment one oftheir num-
Der gave the boys practical lesson in
horsemanship. Several of the young men
wished they could ride as well as Uncle
George Herndon.
There is much satisfaction at the result
of the late election, everybody acquiescing.
The new officers are preparing bonds.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat and
picking cotton.
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BEr10S. Nov. 1s.-lspeciaLl-The sancti-
iied bard. WHO were released upon bond
Saturday 10 appear in the justice c0urt to-
day. came forward and stood their trial,
and we're convicted for unlavfully az
-suh1inr It che rrsi5encs Of M. John
Henri and fired so each and costs. The
trsfirnonv shJrs that Mr.. Henry ordered
several 81 the band on bis prernlses on The
morning Of The lgth, snd On tner reiusing
NJ lenrs r,eaoefnllv. M. Henry swOre out .
warrant. which uns placed in the hands Of
~ of5osr - arrest the parties- Mr. Henry,
rffrr the trUuhls IN the rnoTuinr n0tlned
Re bnnd and inrlied tiieIn 20 her houss, in
rrsr.Onss % rtirh eleven colected e NJ.
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WANTED-Inm.fIa.ei to rooi shnsrnnk
- anl q fen1 reral-er. a. . kel1's
IsNA-srrla. Iezas- oc1,-1w
nEaCa sEED-f Vi iray fhe highest rnarrs
II re- - rInfI-r r1eart - a. NJ rarserIra
q % WrEfrneT ruad. nr-tt 81 cirT lrrrIter
TH-t- J. p 1UHSsCE frur-ietg- -1lllht-n
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GALVESTON, Nov. 14.-[Special.l -Spot
cotton unchanged; market steady; sales,
2,1SO; receipts, 1872; exports, 6,331.
Galveston futures opened quiet and closed
steady, as follows: November, 0 II to 8 IS;
December, 20 to 70; January, 8 II to
"a; March, 81 to o 90; April, 10 Oh to
10 o. May, 10 10 to 10 IS. Sales, 3,4O0.
A man named George Pip was brought
before Judge Kelley this morning, on the
charge of vagrancy. He said he had walked
from st. Louis to Fort Worth, and had
walked it in five or six days, and had
walked from that point to Galveston.
The largest audience of the season as
sembled at the opera-house last evening to
witness the presentation of Unknown"
by John A. Stevens and company.
GALVESTON, Nov. 10 Especial. l-Passen-
gers from the North German Lloyd steam-
ship Ohio were not landed until late this
afternoon, owing to the roughness of the
weather. A cold norther has been blowing
since yesterday evening and overcoats and
furs are IN use tor the first time this season.
Returns are so slow in coming in that it
is still matter of doubt as 10 who is
elected in this district. Judge Stratton, in
dependent candidate for the state senate,
and Duff, independent candidate for foater,
are believed to be elected. The race be-
tween Quincy and Delaney for the legisla-
ture, is very close, and it is not yet known
which is elected.
Thomas Bennett, an old man, was before
the recorder this morning, charged with
attempting TO rape a little girl, and was
held under $500 bond TO wait the action Of
the grand jury.
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,NIlNff 10 INfta. hnfnH m wv
egU,b ,,.s,., 1gm, 'oli i, "WgNe M, v
h im he fufe ~ Ul NOK Lfgby mYing
40 M Two d0ghq Internally nnd fpplylnf iirt.
.0fnally 10 WOfkod lie ~ olinfm YDnfs I ",
an. HUTOinsON
Tor Safe Ivy CitOwUiia, uALUtg
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n0an AYlNun. 0etase MA0n0LlA ArAnGT.

Iron and Bra8S Foundry and Machine Shop
u ss rne ss hlne gt ftonpt dgn nth'a % PAID hfoaa a
~. nHcyIArtn.W. ~. IsywIssfIloo nor 100