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In the Superior Court yesterday, the jury
In the case Of james G. Barbour We. the sa-
vannah, Florida and Western Railway, rem
dered verdict for plaintiff in the sum OF
$500. The suit was brought for $50, COO
The plaintiff was IN the employ OF the road
as switehmsn. On the evening OF December
IL, 1881, he was engaged at his usual gu i
ties. and was coupling car, wnen, IL ~, y
alleged, the pusher came back TOO rapl9iiiy
and mis- left hand was caught ana oauIy
o-,1sbad rendering amputation necessary.
M r r. Richards represented the plain
tiff. and Messrs. Chisholm q Erwin the de-
PENDANTS. The jury were out six hours be-
fore agreeing on the verdict
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White Vests-FAncy Vests
And Busters for Travellers at L9Far's.-AdU

Having procured the patent right to manu-
facture and sell Rays Patent Sun Shades
for several counties, VIII inform the pub
lie that have now on hand supply Of the
same. 3. =. Levy, corner Congress and
Jefferson stTeets-AgV.
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By the use Of "Df. Kurnitzki's Wire
Grass Tonic'' you can be cured OF asthma,
constipation. fatulency ard palpitation OF
the heart. For sale by all druggists. Price
81 per bOttle.--AdU.
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SAVANNAH. Ga. June 10. 1852.

take pleasure in stating that have used
CDR. Kurnitzh's Wire Grass Tonic" and
have received much benefit therefrom.
Alb. II. L. SCHREINRR.
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SUPERIOR Court.

No other business being presented the
board adjourned until Friday morning, 14th
inst, at ten O'Clock.
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Indications Tor the South Atlantic States
TODAY: Cloudy weather, with rain, south
west veering to colder northwest Winds
followed BY rising barometer.
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Take Or. KurnIIzkl's Wire Grass


It will cure the most aggravated case
dyspepsia. Manufactured at No, 154 z. gan
street. For sale by all druggists. Price 81
per bottle.-Adv.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Regular Meeting OF the Board
General Business.

The regular monthly meeting Of tn
Board of County Commissioners was he'll.
yesterday morning at ten o'clock. Present
Commissioners W. W. Paine, Chairman
presiding; R. D. Walker, C. C. Casey, J. H
Estlll, W. s. Lawton.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
LICENSES.
Application to retail liquor was granted
P. Higgins at Dittmersville.
ESTIMATE OF COUNTY EXPENSES.
The following budget OF county expenses
for 1882 was submitted by the Chairman
who stated that the grand jury had ap-
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For those who are exposed to the sun
Rays Patent Sun Shades. For sale st B. H
Levy's, corner Congress and Jefferson
streets.
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river RepoFt.

The height o. the river at Augusta at IA
o'clock .. II. yesterday was i've feet
two inches, no change daring the preceding
tWenty-four hours.
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For dyspepsia, use "Dr. Hurnitzki's Wire
Grass Tonic" Sure cure. For sale by all
druggists. Price 81 per bottle. 154 Bryan
street.-Adg.
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No matter how advanced in life,
Good teeth In either man or wife
Or maid are rich prize
And those who would the gift preserve,
From SoZODoNT won't swerve,
Should they at all be wise.
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Just received one hundred suits OF Mid
dlesex Flannels, at B. H. Leyy's.-Ad0.
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For Hats, Underwear. NeekweaT, Shirts,
etc. go 70 LeYy's.-Adv.
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Neck Wear. Watch FObs,
Sleeve buttons and studs, at LaFar sd
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s5qSAr. SERVICE OBSERVATIONS At ls;s1 ?. T.
(skvlSNAH sEAN TINEl, JULY y lss<.
The following observations are taken at the
sane moment OF time at ali the STATIONS
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s.rlNNAH- Ga. June 10. 1882.

I have been suffering for two years with
dyspepsia, which generally impaired my
health. used several bottles Of CDR. kur-
nitzki's Wire Grass Tonic,n and l am now
perfectly cured. IHos. WEST,
Cor. Broughton and Jefferson streets.
ADJ.
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Spefial gutifFs.
TEMPERANCE.
Dividend Notice.
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Notice to Tax Payers.
CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, July l, 1882.
axes are due on the following property:
cal Estate, Second Quarter, 1882.
urniture, etc, Second Quarter, 1882.
binds, Debts, etc, Second Quarter, 1882.
took in Trade, Second Quarter, 1882.
n all of the above Taxes. if paid on or before
tn NINETEENTH INSTANT, a discount of
To per cent. will be allowed according TO ordi-
mace JAMES E. COPE,
City Treasurer.
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some,hIng wonderfuI.

Open Work Underwear
Both Red and White, at LsFar's.-Adv.
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The Diamond shirt at LaFar's.
U nlaundried for 81 90.
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Neck Ties COllarFs Linen Cuffs
Earl and Wilson'S, and others, at LaFar's.
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.


Commissioner Paine submitted the fol-
lowing which was adopted;
| report that in the matter of the commu.
nication Of the Coroner in relation to taking
bodies to the mOrgue, that the sum OF 81
be paid by the county for each body taken
to the said moreue when the said body is
not rec ognizsd and is unknown.
Communication OF DR.. L. A. Falligant,
Secretary Board Of Public Road Commits
siouers, in reference to the condition of the
Quaco bridge, which is In need of repairs
Referred to Commissioners Casey and
Walker.
Applica'i ions of Mrs. WilIick, Mrs. Mary
Aun stokes, Mrs. Nostrand and Mrs. Eliza
Gay Tor aid we're referred to Commissioner
Estill.
The application of Frank Butler for aid
wss considered, and his name was ordered
to he placed on the list CT Rev A. Harris.
The application OF z L. Strickland in be
half OF George Munroe and Pr eOe Munroe
was referred to Commissioners Casey aud
Walker.
Communication OF the Secret airy OF the
Road Commissioners in reference to the ex-
tension of Waters road was received, but
not acted upon.
The application of Willie Jenkins to be
placed on tie beneficiary list was granted
The committee to whom was referred the
selection OF a competent person 30 superin--
tend the chain gang recommended that the
present incumbent, Mr.. j. MeCrohan, be
retained, aud that az advance of $25 per
month additional be allowed him, which
report was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion, it was ordered in the mat
ter of the application OF the Board of
Education, that, as the budget for the year
1892 has been passed upon, no further aps
LropriatIon can be made for the public
schools above $a5, 900, already provided for.
Passed
leeso9red, That the Clerk OF the court be
granted leave OF absence for one week from
July II, 1882 Passed.
Ordered that The County Treasurer, John
Williamson, E q , be authorized to rent a
a boz ia one OF tas safety GeB )sit banks in
this city, and ali securities and other valua-
bla papers be deposited therein. Passed.
An 1IENoRIAAl.
fjommis .ioner Paine submitted the follow
ing. which was unanimously passed
In the providence of Almighty God, this
board is again called on to mourn the
death of one of its members, and & &c WITH
more tnen sadness that ne pay Just trib=
ute to the memory OF our lsmented COLI
league, the Honorable Matthias II. Meyer
who Tor nine years served faithfully the
county as one OF It's Commissioners and ex
of1ieio Judges,
RESOLVED, Tast we will cherish a warm
recollection OF his many virtues, and Of ais
earnest and kindly nature.
Resoltsd, That In the death of Commits
sioner Meyer the poor Of Chatham county
have lost = true friend ana a warm advo-
cate, and the county valuable citizen.
Resolged, That we tender to lis afflicted
family and relatives cur sincere sympathy
In their bereavement,
And 1t IS ordered that these resolutions be
entered on the minutes of this board, and a
copy of the same be furnished the family Of
the deceased;
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Notice to Tax Payers.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, July /. 1882. (
he following Taxes are now due and paya-
blAy ordinance on or before the TENTH
Infant:
Commissions, Second Quarter, 1892.
leone, Second Quarter, 1882
femIumS. Second Quarter. 1882.
Bceipts, Second Quarter, 1892.
JAMES E. COPE,
City Treasurer.
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SiIk Umbrellas
And Sun Umbrellas, all sizes, at LsFar's.-
You Ave mIntnIxen.

George; that surge suit that you admire so
much was not made to order. bought 1t
ready-made at the Famous" Kew York
Clothing House, l4O Congress street, and all
/ paid for it was $l2 50.-Adg.
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s1EnsI 0DssrrsuOn..


COTTON BELT BULLETrS,
F,,- tho tvreprss, four hours ending July u, 1882.
D. m.
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Bath SOaps-Bath soaps
And Toilet Waters, at LaFar's .-Ads.
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Mfetuas
Lerubbabel Lodge No. Is,
Catholic Knights of AmerIca.

Cath0Ilc hnlghts OF America
Regular meeting Of Branch No. IS, G. <. Of
l., THIS Thursday EVENING at s O'Clock.
Assessment No. % must be paid at this meet
ng; assessment No. "A on or before July 31st.
By order Of THE PRESIDENT.
WV. CANTwELL Rec. Ssc'ty.
COncOrdia LOge No. 444, ID. o. II.
Heute Donnerstagden 13ten July Attends 8
! hr regelmussige Versammlung Die Mitglie-
Ter sind ersuchU punktich "a ersctheinen.
CHARLES BLASE, o. B.
F. W. MEYER, Secretary.
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Washington Waits.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-The senate com
merce committee to-day nearly finished con
siderationof the river and harbor bill. Sena.
tor Kelloggs amendment to increase tho
appropriation for the improvement of the
Mississippi, between the head of the passes
and Cairo, to 5000 900, was agreed to bv n
vote of 0 to .. This adds to the house hill
the 81 100000 asked for by the commission
to close up the gaps in the levees occasoned
by the recent floods. 1t includes
also building a lock at Bayou
Plaquemine. The amendment bro.
posed by Senator Frye, prohibiting
the building Of levees, was defeated by n
vote Of 5 TO 8. Kelogg's amendment for Inc
appropriation of $4,000 tor
REMOVING DISTRACTIONS
in Bayou Laiourche below Lockport wa,
also adopted. Provisions are
also made for surveys and estimates
for improvements in Cane river, Bayou
Priare and other bavous. Forty thousand
dollars was added to the house approprin.
ton for Galveston harbor. Provisions
for the improvement of the
harbors OF New Orleans, Natchez,
vieksburg and Memphis are also included
In the bill
Twenty-Five thousand dollars was added
to the house appropriation for improvement
of Beaufort harbor, Cape Fear and other
rivers In North Carolina. The committee
have added about $2000,0O0 to the house
bill, making the total amount provided Tor
as II will be reported to the senate more
than Sl9,000,0 COO.
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It is not often that the honest miner
meets with animal life while delving In the
depths Of the earth, and moro rare and sur.
prising still is the .warbling Of birds or chir.
ripping of crickets In the walls of quartz
vein passing into solid granite mountain;
but for the past week the miners engaged
In driving the tunnel into the Grizzly lode
on the northern slope Of Mount Scowden,
have been hourly greeted with such
sounds, proceeding from above and be.
yond the hanging wall on their left, about
siIty-hve feet IN from the portals of the
tunnels The sound Is usually kept up
from three to ten minutes at time and
sometimes resembles the chrriping Of a
cricket and sometimes that of a bird =
Homer Index. Investigation, could Il DO
made. would show, instead OF a, bird, or q
cricket, q small cavity from which there Is
slight intermittent dbw Of water. This
would be found to be a..small hole opening
downward. The noise 10 made BY q cur.
rent Of air attempting 10 pass up into Tho
hole while water is being disch arred. .-fvir.
J ginia Now Enterprise, June IA. ''S
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reasonable to assume that on the necessity
oi an Egyptian expedition becoming obyi.
gus the government should avoid half
measures and immediately call out the army
anu militia, which would add %, 900 trained
men 10 the lighting strength of the country. !.
IN TINE HOUSE OF COMMONS
.; WuAy Mr.. Gladstone renewed his mo-
s;'i noh declaring urgency for the repression
'iii anu IL was carried by vote of 40 to 10.
oRnERED To SAIL.
PORTSMOUTH, July 4.-The gun-boats Dec
and Don have sailed for the Mediterranean
"A battery OF artillery has been ordered to
oe ready to embark for Malta.
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carpenter shop on Main street were burned
Loss, about 81 100; no Insurance.
MACK Hickey and John Mar.
tin while firing anyils nj
O'Clock this morning were badly burned
exploding. fo""'r e"h
A union picnic of the Methodist Sabbath
school children and the Fort Worth fire.
grove. s"o"ipa"
The 'Deutcher Verein" society had a'uic.
me to-day, which ends in ball II their new
hall tonight. nv
Three men, charged with ,iberatinr n
murderer named Wilson frcm the Muir
h h,reesooro, Tennessee, jail. wee taken from
mere today by the marshal OF that city.
Wild Norwegian, who gives his
,n name as foly Johnson, was Caught in
.ne ,a;, woods near the city. today, and rom.
mltted Mite to Jail. He talks fair English, is
AFRAID OF something he will not describe
ana ran like wild animal when pursued !.
A buggy was turned over and demolished
.o,night by the team running away. No
persons seriously hurt.
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Foreign Analrs.

LospoS, July At is reported that a
plot has teen discovered to assassinate
Cardinal McCabe, archbishop of Dublin.
AGAINST FIGHTING,
A dispatch from Alexandria says the ma.
Pasba that they are against fighting.
iN sTATu QUO.
A Paris dispatch says: Matters are at a
staudstill, pending the report OF the porte
to induce Arabi Pasha to come to Constan.
tinople. The Times thinks that Il Is only
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Marshall,
Spcciul To the Herald.

MARSHALL, July At commenced rain
ing about o'clock yesterday evening and
continued about an hour, all the time ac-
companied by wind and lightning and peal.
ing claps OF thunder. Several houses and
other objects about the city were struck by
lightning, but no harm done. Our pcople
are greatly rejoiced at this timely rain, but
little business has been done to-day. The
bank, postotIice and telegraph Office are
all closed A national salute was fired this
morning, and the iirc.cracker has been
booming oil day. -"
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THE BROW SWEATERS.

The Backbone of tho Freight-handlers
Strike Growing Weak-Tho Yard Men
Dissatisfied Over Their Hasty Action
The General Situation.
JERSEY CITY, June 2S.-The strike con-
tinues, but the strikers are not as confident
as yesterday. The striking switchmen are
dissatisfied with the treatment accorded
them by the freigtt.handlers. Said one Of
the leaders: 1--WE had no grievance; we
were getting $A to $5s month, work or
play, and struck to keep the freght-hand.
ers out, and now they go back on us and
allow new men to take our places
without protest. Various railroad COM
panies are now moving large
quantity OF freight, and are working
with full force OF men. Special police are
still on duty at the yards day and night
The striking switchmen of the Central road
decided to resume work. The company has
a full force of freight-handlers, and is said
to have disposed of 200 carloads of freight
in the past thirty-six hours. The Pennsyl.
vania company put 200 additional Italians
at work this morning The N. Y, l.. Il. &
w. company this morning put 400 Russian
and Hungarian Jews at work on their
docks. This company now has $50 refugees
working on their piers at Long Dock, and
at the foot of Duane street, New York.
THE DEMAND or BRAKEMEN.
PouKEEpsiE, June 2S.-The freight brake.
men on the main line of the Hudson river
division of the New York Central & Hud-
son river road, made a demand for $50 per
month of twenty.six days, and So for each
additional day, The officers Of the com.
pany say the increase will not be granted.
STRIKE AT BosToN.
BosToN, June 2S.--The entire force of
freight.handlers Of the Boston, Lowell Il
Concord raiiroad in this city, numbering
450, struck today for $i.65 a day. None Of
the places of the strikers are filed and
business at the freight houses is at a stand.
still
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Thirty.throe years ago the prussian kind
William w., conceived the idea of printing
Frederick the Great. This was not intend.
cd for public circulation. but was to be kept
as gift for princes, ambassadors and other.
whom the king delighted to honor. Adolf
Mengel received the commission for its illus.
tration. and II was brought out In sumptu.
Gus form In thirty folio volumes. Little
has been known of this work during all
these years. Lately, however, the emper.
or has given permission to Herr II. Wagner
the well.known art publisher, of Berlin, "a
issue a limited edition of the work in re.
duced form but with all the original illus
trations printed from the blocks preserved
In the royal collections.
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CRITICIsING THE QUEEN.
Royal Ways that are Unsatisfactory to So
elety.

siefy.
LONDON, June 6.-The queen bas once
more given proof of her overweenino Ton
der,ess cor ha. o....,- .'h.
that ;rro,'ro;h, ~, nu, oco.cn aomlni9ns, and OF
Il mt,erjv ;n,,oaa, ESS,o y Pa'hy whicn renders
even tba mn., ,pVssso,e Ss .or ner 10 disappoint
borIsr ' iSTosT a ssai; VI nei s9nlects beyond the
veru s,,dant ,tt0,uus Vi inu'ghatioh had been !
fnI soIicitn,,om wne", III spite Oh respect
ber ma;ost,, niEu quarters,
last drswiWnc ronn, ''u oi hoiuing the
The verv daS a,most 'He season on
uh.n 'tiy ~ way, alnlost ~ the very hour,
,;ms Mmen , ,ne mortal remains Of the Irish vic
WIZ Wher Weru - , receiv,ng the funeral honors.
o,aen,s ~ was raootn lounu inip9sslole 70 move the
Ione Iooem tesoiu,ion, ana 10 OBTAIN q post
ums tha n,,naro W 'ne s.n.e ceremony, not only
T;eras e'Jus ns Icis.lyes, connexions and
NJ d., u, LoIu rreuerlcR Cavendish and
iaw of ,hoP n0 P,ususGeI si oy he,l absence, but
wee i, =, euu i1yM npusehoiu or ministers
ora, muiV ~ S..tnuanSe, the uay was one OF gen.
th;a i;I'IoiaaB m ,i,,aa .nIoughout the land, and
hardI,, han,' ou Sa mams VI tace anu courtesy has
haart , Deul ieuee,lieu rom the charge Of
aII.;mnor,en,' wme,, @ ~ was KNOWN That the
dav or;n;naiI, 'Iasoh TSod , aor inalntalning the
my mEst ttSsry start Snr snot nHra was 'nat the queen
nrescnca 'oa a.,a nuU,,siI 70 grace win her
main mora ,io,,a a., Hail, onaoie 10 re-
reremnny ' ,m nnm;,liu ium s,or. moments at any
hostess at the fetes ri ,on ", In aSs ,no part Oh
,n., nr ~ , .ne iJ.es E,sen IN hername doing
;no ~ nSi sVv,ai uutIes py proxy, disdain-
nasroa anu isIorlhg the receptions
roynl orS ,,;nh ,;nh, oy tne most
lots. tho "nu Nc hisn uorn : OF her, sub
J;T,Is' J,;,;a' ;nu duugn 10 ever ready 10 assist at
f enenar,s a,I;i1'g. nh;id 70 DC sponsor 70 game
ope, ,aNp,,,, J JJn,iu VI w remain LOT nours at
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Lawrence.
Special TO the Herald.

LAWRENCE, July 4.-The citizens of our
town celebrated the glorious Fourth in
grand style. Judge G. W. Smith, Of Ter.
rell chairman Of the state democratic ex.
ecutive committee, was the orator of the
day. and delivered an able and eloouent
address. Colonel A. ]. Cropsy and Others
also made enthusiastic speeches. Mrs.
DIR. J. ID. Stocking read the Declaration of
Independence in an effective style and To 10.
There were about thousand visitors pres.
ent, and basket picnic dinner was served
in profusion for all present. The occasion
will long be remembered as one of the
greatest In the history of our town.
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Marine.


WASHINGTON, July 4.-The signal corps
station at Cape Hatteras, North Carolina,
reports that the Mexican tug Swan, before
reported as disabled, left there yesterday in
tow OF the collectors boat bound to New
burne for repairs.
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san Antonia.

opecihl 10 the Herald
DAN ANTONIO, July i,--The Fourth was
generally celebrated by professions of fire.
men, speeches, and fireworks tonight.
M, M D. Petrich, superintendent of The
we western Union telegraph company here,
VIII enter suit against certain newspapers
lor manages on account of duplicating the
ohlce IN the recent transactions, whereby
about $1,000. The Houston Post is snn.
posed to be the principal offender, Petrlch
ueciincs to be interviewed on the subject.
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WEARERIPF' ID

For ANOTHER onslaught upon our various stocks,
and prices must suffer. We are already thinking
OF the time, soon to come, when every inch of
room will be wanted for the display of another
Seasons stock. For the purpose of obtaining
that room, we announce our Grand Semi Annual
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Snall-POx,
IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

ST. LOUIS, July Especial dispatches
report that smallpox is prevailing so
extensively in Indian Territory as to be a
perfect scourge. At Muskogee there have
been 200 cases and nearly all have been
fatal.
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Special to The Herald
IEXAgKANA, July 4.-The Fourth was
duly celebrated here to-day by the usual
routine OF spread eagle speeches at Park
me weather is excessively hot after the
small shower efrain yesterday.
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Clearing Sale!

To-day marks the era of its beginning. The day
upon which our sales have footed up the requisite
amount will mark the era of its end.
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judicial.
A WRIT OF suPERCEpEAs,


PETERSBURG, Va, July 4.-The court Of
appeals has granted writ of supercele,s in
'ne case or Oliver Hatchett (colored) con.
Vie'ed IN the crimina! court of Brunswick,
county last April of the murder of Moses
on the 2lst of this month.
dns case VIII come up for trial in the court
ol appeals ut its session in Richmond next
winter VII. on a petition for new trial. The
Mp MIit o. supercedeas, has been forwarded to
fiatcnett's n counsel Littleton Hatchett,
lather of Oliver Hatchett, was
also convicted last April as acces-
sory TO the murder and sentenced Ia
hhang, put the case was subsequently
U,Uusnt 10 the supreme court on writ OF
ssupercedeaS, when the court decided that
lhe nn evidence did not justify the conviction,
in,s case comes up again at the fall term
9l lhe county circuit court. Both mur.
brunswick 's J"' vi
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Fort Worth,

Special 10 The Herald IlI-
Fonr Worm, July 4.--About 4 o'cloc
this morning small grocery store and