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o our question, Mr.. B. answered: awe

To our question, Mr.. B. answered.: "We
found the mines, ores and surroundings IS per
cent. above Mr.. Giffords representations, and
his company certainly has a bright and pros
porous future before it,"
The ores from the mines surrounding Viii
alabama are silver bearing, lead ore, silver and
som times gold bearing copper; ARSENAL and
antmonial silver and also good class of iron
ore. Among the lead ores is especially the
Galena, besides the sulphate and the carbon
ate of lead. The copper ores are sulphate
and carbonate, and nearly all of them are sill
yer bearing. Some of the copper ore when
imbedded in quartz or quartzite are gold
bearing. The amount of gold in some Of the
latter class of ores is so large that they are
gold ores, in which the copper is only
the associating ore.
The follow ing is my assay of ores and dirt
which took from the mines in person. They
are of a low average, not being from picked
ores. My investigation and report was made
to satisfy a few members of the company, as
regards working basis, and not for the pur-
pose of selling stock. From picked ores l
could have run assays up to $500 and $500
per ton. The mines "Moreno," "Coiache, "
"Chihuahua" and "Farandu1a," are the prop
critics of the Anglo Mexican Mining
and Smelling Company, while the other mines
are in the district, tributary to Vilalldama.
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miscellaneous Items.

1t is stated that Thomas Mast is about to re-
tire from business with the Harpers, having
made enough money to support himself in
comfort.
The Empress Eugene has offered to place
Arenenberg her charming villa on the shores
of the Lake of Constance, at Queen Victoria's
disposal.
Miss Alice Longfellow, the daughter of the
poet, has strong and clever face, with charm
ing brown eyes and delicate, soft color in her
cheeks.
Cannes, Hyeres, Nice and more lately Aae-
clio, have become serious rivals Of Paris during
the winter. Soft breezes and sunshine prove
very attractive.
Wisconsin will have one more member of
congress under the new bill, and the lesisla-
ture is now busy considering the redistricting
of the state. One plan has been devised by
which the republicans may secure eight of the
nine representatives. ..
The Toronto Mail claims that the number of
registered letters lost in Canada is so small
that it may be said to be absolutely nothing.
Ii says that of 2,4oo COO letters registered last
year 90 were reported as lost or tempered
with, and that all but two were recovered or
accounted for,
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Remarks: The silver assays are made by
fire, by the way of scorifcation. BY the most
samples duplicates are made, which agree
within one-half ounce, or are just alike. The
lead assays are made in the wet way.
The galena with the surrounding carbonate
of lead, coming from the decomposition of the
former, is the silver bearing material of these
mines.
The following ores are tributary to Vilallda-
ma, owned by private parties, in company with
Mr.. Clifford, who has full control of them for
sale. They will be worked to their fullest ca
pacity as soon as the company's machinel is
ready for business.
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Menger Hotel Arrivals.

Governor Hunt, Mrs DR. Wilcox, Gen II
L Cake, r A Cespe, Chas Brumley, MI
Johns, Laredo; c Voechting, Milwaukee; E
V Schrader, Ccncho; II Torchiane, Milwau-
kee; Frank Gambel, Boston; Geo II White,
w L Clark, Geo Hewitt, N Y; j Jackson,
Robert Manson, N o; P II Ward, Bracket;
II Gornch, Baltimore; Eugene II Bamett,
B Lake, N Y; S A Oliver, Houston; Tom M
Blakely, Tom Mathews, Richmond; o II
Wolfe, Mobile.
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Arrivals at HOrd's Hotel.

M Bell, New York; r B Hobb, Fort
Clark; G A Wilbur, Chicago; C E Lowman,
St Louis; L T Noyes, Houston; T II SWEET,
Stamford; T II Mathis, Rockport; Branch I
Masterson, Galveston; Norman G Kettrell,
Leon; M Varona, Laredo; Fl Worthington,
Cincinnati; J c Gorham, Thos Helm, Sancho
J G Parker, Rancho; w H Jennings, Louisi
ana; John T Lytle, Castrovile; J w Wray
Cuthbertson; Frank II Douglans, Texas; J
Ellison, San Marcos; J J Ellison, F Klein
San Marcos; w Miles, San Angelo.
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Arrivals at tho Central Hotel.

Dan F Turner, Pecos; L D Bunton, Uvalde;
John and Mrs Baton, GreensWlle; J Craw.
ford, New Braunfels; J S Leyendecker, A
Leyendecker, Columbus; B M Prada, W
Chapman, williamson; V NJ Aycock, George
town; J A Mcdonald, Ecla, La; M Flores,
l. Gonzales, G Teralon, Laredo; P M Nc
Closky, Elm Creek; James Watts, Mrs Watts,
Miss McCollaugh, Medina; J G Yates, J S
Hamilton, Kiddleville; Chas Lambert,
Waldron, Sabinal; J E Newton, Lavernia;
II Budbe, New York; w Basse, Fredericks-
burg; X Flores, Guerrero; Andre I.indau,
Rosslau; J II Martin, Rosslau; J II Martin,
B S Nethut, Terrell.
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DEIIN0UEn T UNCLE SAM.

Some time since we called attention
to the delinquency of the U. S. mar
al for feeding and care of U. S. pri.
soners confined in our county jail. The
matter comes up now in shape of a
resolution of the county commissioners
court, at its last regular session, as fol-
lows:
Be it resolved, That the county
judge correspond with our representa-
tive, Epson, in regard to the claims OF
the county of Bexar against the United
States for maintenance and custody of
United States prisoners, and that he
furnish our representative, Epson, a
certified account of the indebtedness
of the United States to the county of
Bexar, Texas, and request him to use
all reasonable means to have the same
paid.
Now, this is desperate state of af-
fairs when our congressman is called
on to dun the government for the
keeping of its prisoners. This is for
back dues, as the county commissioners
refused to credit Marshall Russell any
longer, and left the sheriff to take the
responsibility of caring for U. S. pris-
oners.
Sheriff Mccall states that there is
already due him $1,000.
We also learn that the claims of
other counties are in the hands of at
torneys for collection against the U. S.
There are several diaries inside the cattle
Limit The enforcement of the cattle ordi-
nance will compel the dairymen to drive their
stock to pasture or feed them, which will Re
good thing for the cattle and better thing
for peoples rose bushes and trees.
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Recorders Court.

Josephine Taylor, drunk; fined IS.
Aug. Schwartz, illegally purchasing poultry;
fined SIS.
James Abbott, illegally purchasing poultry;
fined S..
Harry Lane, driving fast over bridges; fined
So 90.
Malinda Mills, using insulting language;
dismissed.
Ollie Moore, using insulting language; dis
missed.
II. ]. Marshall, drunk; fined SIS.
E. Nier, drunk; fined SIS.
c. M. Shepard, allowing horse at large;
fined.
John Supplies, drunk; fined SIS.
w. Bowbel, using profane language; fined
SIS 90.
II. kissing, using profane language; fined
SIS 90.
John Smith, obstructing sidewalk; fined
$40 90.
- O'Brien, drunk; fined SIS.
Geo. Pifarini, drunk; fined S..
Bob Turner, disorderly fined $40.
w. Wilson, using insulting language; fine
SIS 90.
Ignatlo Arocha, drunk; fined S..
w. Henefy, insulting language; fined SIS.
IA. Clark, allowing COW at large; fined ST..
]. T. Briggs, allowing horses at large;
fined ST..
B. Shannon, drunk; fined SIS.
Pedro Rosales, drunk and down; fined S..
A. Prada, drunk; fined S..
- Fischer, assault; fined SIS.
- billiard, drunk; fined SIS.
Jack Harris, assault; fined SIS.
G. B. Gibson, disorderly; continued.
George Leighton, disorderly; continued.
S. Lopez, disorderly; continued.
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Everybody will 60 the entertainment at
Casino tonight. 1t
House your tender plants: or use old
newspapers to cover them with.
"A notice in the LIGHT of the extra edition
of the Houston Post sold 500 copies of that
paper.
lack Harris had narrow escape on Sat-
day evening-he came within an inch OF
knocking a newspaper reporter down.
The San Antonio Mechanics and Work.
ingmen's union meet tonight in Strives hall,
at the corner of Alamo and Villita streets.
"A meeting of the Volksfest will be held in
Turner hall on Wednesday. We understand
that a considerable sum Of mony has been do
mated to the fund.
Mrs. A. M. Cox took out building per-
nit this morning for the erection OF two
story lumber dwelling 32x22 on the east side
of Soledad street.
The Express describes the city clerk, Mr..
Baldus. as being as busy as bee in tar bar
rel. Who ever heard of bee in tar barrel
before.
Ten deaths are recorded in the mortuary
renort for last week. The name OF Mr.. Chas.
II. Burke, of Chicago, appears to have been
accidentally omitted.
Mr.. Richard F. Schmidts local topic
song was a success. He hit the aldermen,
electric light, herdics, off we'll, and created
considerable laughter by his exclamation as he
blew his cigar.
A splendid entertainment is promised to-
night at Casino hall. Professor Katzenber-
ger has never failed in any Of his entertain
ments so far, which is a guarantee that he will
meet with success tonight.
In the special edition of the Houston Post
Bexar county, with its 10000 population, is
left out entirely as producing region of any
kind. These special editions are generally
humbugs.
Recorder Anderson was doing good busi-
ness this morning. There were thirty-'ne
cases docketed; of these 2S were tried and 3
continued; 26 Of the 20 cases tried resulted in
conviction.
The work being done by the street COM
missioner on Ascequia street is spelling
good dry weather road and not helping bad
wet weather road. This method of digging
up the dirt and putting other dirt in its place.
is poor economy and worse road building.
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Removal.

The Office Of the famous Larissa Nurseries
has been recently removed to Palestine, Texas
where all parties desiring fruits, flowers, ever
greens, ETC., should address us at that point
S-Ia.tf YoAKUM & Co., Palestine, Tex.
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If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carter's Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort. A man
can't stand everything. One pill dose.
Wholesale by A. Dreiss.
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E.gypf.
MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENT

MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
LONDON. August 1s.-A dispatch from
Alexandra. dated 1l:.0 A. NJ. SAYS that o
division OF the Guards and the >ixtieth reg
iment are now embarking. The Gordon
and Cameron Highlanders are going 10
Ramleh 70 form the nucleus u the High
hinder brigade under General Alison.
Another dispatch from Alexandria says
that the feet ana transports are getting up
steam. They viii sail with sealed orders.
MISERY AND SUFFERING rs ARABI's CAMP.
L0SBoN. August ls.-The Daily Iele-
qr1ph ha, the following dispatch:
lIeud~iG. August l7.-De-erters from
Arab pacha', forces who c.me in bore to-
day give, a graphic description Of q 2
misery prevailing IN the gticr'- camp
where The wounded crawling ABOUT.
their -uiIering- Unheeedcd. present O sad
picture ~ distress and neglect. some 0i
cheese poor creatures arr said Co have been
shot hv their comrades On free them from
their misery. Th.- state o. affair, J, due
% Che -auitrrv condition OF the camp and
tie scarcity oi doctors.
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FrsghtfuI Atrocities by A,.c,o.

TUCSON. Arizona. August le.-Adv;re.
from Guayamos, sonora. Of Iefb ins,a,,,
say the Apaches are depredating fearfuIlr
ana committing frightful atrocities in the
=, district, IL Taratuc Ranch
! ney Killed SIX men passing la Mesa Pa
long. Ihey killed two in Lucuchilia. and
Two IN Arenaeohorda. and for three hour
~ yer "'Ta' attacked Elcarricl. killing a
woman and ehlld; stripping women and
o,Fu'a4iy outraging them, and then putting
lnelh 10 death hy the most cruel torture
ne number Of hostiles j. 200. commanded
y JUL chihuahua chief. who ESCAPED
ai'er battle with General Tuaro last spring
General Rcys. with large force. il in the
>ahuaTapa district, and declares that he
VIII not spare a man. squaw, OF papoose II
hc again encounters them.
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STANTON.
TIE LATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A CHAP
TFE OF ACCIDENTS

TIE LATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A CRAP.
TER OF ACcIDENTs.
ECrr1eepontlcncc Of the Richmond DisYa,chl
AUcUsr l., 1889.
The Democratic Convention which nom
mated Colonel o'Ferrall here on Tuesday
for Congress Wa perhaps the finest repre-
sentative political body which has ne; here
since the war. The speeches made uomi-
Mating and sccouding O'Ferrau, skinner.
and Woods were ell above the average
and The large number al Young men pres
cglf was good sign Of coming Democratic
Siicct-ss. The delegates from the different
counties. especially those from Bath. High
land. Alhcmaric. Greene, and PAGE. repor,
graf changes in the kcaaiuSier ranks:
and 10 j. hoped that with the return q the
RcAGiGsicT Democrats to the support ~ the
REGULAR party nominee. Captain Paul viii
I.s defeated n The ncXt election. His ma
iorifv over Judge Alien two wears ago was
about zoe while the Syraightout Renuhll-
can Mosclcy. 81 G0ochiand.) pollcd some
100 yofes 80 that the Democracy 81 this
district have some hard work before them.
But hy work they can succeed.
John Paul. nomination by the Coalition
il. a, HarrisonburC Yesterday was a cut
and-dried affair. and was expected bv
cyo-vhodv. The canvass VIII omen vigor-
cu>'v in this district ia few days. and
Paul and CI'eI1au wiz discuss the issues
throughout the.districi until the dav Of
election.
Thoms. W. Ryan. the AGED father o.
Jo,ruh y. RYAN. clerk OF tine Augusta Cir
chi, Court. died n Mount Jackson las
saturday.
William y. Graham, Young merchant
OF We.t Nir-inia. and brother OF Mr.
James 7. Graham. ~ this city. fell from
t.s upper window Of thrce-Story build
in- IN Harrison lllrg Yesterday and was in
>..uf'r Killed
Ta~ Monday rs Mr.. james Tnacker. %
p~-.u-e county. was walking across the
s-.. ride O.. Ore Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad Just west oi Stauuton. b. was
struck rs O. passenger train and thrown
--.- rte bride. distance of ~omc thirty
Sea- liz SAUL Was badly wounded. his
t-f broken. and some Internal injuries
-..efv.5 tut under Sk.Gu medical treat
r,. he !, etr1.u- ou very wei. and .ron-
.n., arp enicrta med OF hi- recovery.
ur FRIDAY l.>t Mr.. T. 3. West, Of the
Mort. u lti- ciiv, isI through The
t.-.n,,1v ir Dir. Tanners store. or Augusta
street. and -r.,. e.. 4 several painful wounds
e-- f.-u. --> tt--r.. r.. her nos, heiDs mashed
OLE u su shape and her face adv cut. or
tie me dsy O. little son If Mr. Timber
L..fell from lo- and broke his am.
NCx.
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The Improvements Of the uississ,,,,.

NEW ORR. August ls.-At Yesterday.
session q the MIssissippi-River Commits
sion q determination WIS reached 10 recon
menu an approximate allotment - the sum
OF -4.i@3,000, which Is for the improve
meni ~ the river below Cairo. in the fol-
lowing manner: For tie continuation 81
work az Plum Point. sixty mile, above
Memphis. SSn0. 900: for continuation Of
work ID progress sixty miles above Yicks-
burg. at Lake Providence, 100000. for
work 10 New Madrid, seventy miles below
CAIRO. $500. 900; for work near Memphi.
and continuation Of work IN the harbor OF
Memphis. S3no.040: for various harb0r
works in addition 70 balances now ava.ls-
DIE, -l2@.0Do; for repair ri ievees boy sfoV-
page ci existing gaps. $1,000. 00n. The
sum ~ 500. goo was ief, unailOtted for con-
tincencie,.
The commi ssi0ncrs recommend that The
,UiH ~ 100000, which I'm, been raised bv
ioca. authorities. Doe applied In such wal
as 20 secure in connection with lie work
done lv tAe Government g continuity OF
rae lines of .cvee> from below upward.
Us ith tai, end Ia view. The commission In
making The allotment took into considera-
rion -ae amount OF work likely % Doc done
iV -ht local aUtAorl-ic- go Plum Point and
Lake Providence. which consists primer
palir ci narrowing The Stream -0 u.s. 20 IN
crease raf rWiUv NJ the current and pre-
vent .he lormo-i0u If sand-bar-. which
hive tendency o. shift the channel oi the
stream. One proposed project is 20 pre-
Veut hv cmhankUcUt The toW Of the water
II the " ,~I>-lr}i.
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rr,rl,ffnl Aecidcnt.

.f.---.-r..,,defre of the Hirhmon' bi74..''-
Iygcmrro, Va. August Is lsa-. Isl
Isl nielt horrible aceiaen mo- Og.l'i md
.. t1.. frJ-nt dep0. of The i'icnmono 1 i3
.lieabauy road. which resulted IN The h'; T.,
-.'' I. IA In, Co-tv white, brakeman IN
l-.,.,,,,,t,- service. Cosby. ma the acl
i. ~ +, counting. got his loot ca''7il
- IT, Guard and main rails OF ".
rrart ana he rer wheei- Of Inc ien,l,l i,.-
oyar hi. lcit lec and IA pu.lins io .. ~ ~, ~
siu literally faved the limb iFoh -iii- 49, ~
srEJe. leaving the bone bare ana lhe ', -
-gnglug over the foot. DR.. OW WI. ' ano
,.sIIrl,ie.r were summoned. hul Tue 80 go
was hopeless one, and death ehs.tu ~.
morning about o'clock. 10 a,I'i,'.,'-
surgeon. pronounce tne naI nft % -.lS
a.r.f the most singular and e'lLfi-os La,
-. ,... Yer come under their Observation
.il4l i4--' BEAUMONT.
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~
T.sA. IIsrrsng.-karth Cxroi.na Cos. ss.5oGe
ar North Caroline cut her tnss-rev. sgs0tss
s6.7s; EASTERN. e4@s+.25. Macf ersi- No. h@y.
NJ. macksrel. ss-2s.ess-s0; 40 L. In Kilt
si.s0; No 2. IN kits. el-25. $50.
Lard. Prsrne. harrrfs aua there's. isst &c.
N h'.ii-e arrcis, lac l4se.' tu"s- i4a%Asas' "F
EoIassss: Common syrup Hsssneasss, 9@c.
I,erces 25e-, sarrels s5c,; genuine rois.n syrur.
SAX Liverpool, from storv. sI.6t. 6round
alum. from store. S5c. 4 sack.
lose.: rrsnsisied . 70 ssc-: A. eSgpsc.; -of
A. e4es'se.. yellow. n "a Sc. cEf-soaf. lN',e.
So0p common. e7c.. hesf washing. 7..tse-.
Ten Black. 2ssJ5Ue. Imperial, zSa75e-
xunpowfer. 35csssl.
Hides. LEATHER. &c.
Hides. Green, 5Msc.; Nc. saltee 6s'a7 dry
saltsd. a. 4c.: dry flint, lSesl5c-
LsafAsr Rough leather, 22A20c.; city finish
harness. 50<s37e.. country Bnlsh harness. 2See
sac: wzx upper 3oia40c.. hcIni0ck ssf.e- 100
Zoe: oak soic. o0aS4Oc.
ircn. Steel. Nails. xc.
Iron American refined. Old Dominion bar,
7-lOc. L. n. f9T standard sizes Ia large lots ID
dealers 81 in small lots. English and American
sheet. ig.5sc sNe'ss. hammered. ssd5e.. hoop,
Nails. Old Dominion. ss.e5 Tor standard sine.
PiougS-flstings wholessIs, $50; retail, s1sc
Re &c. Manila. best lbs: iuse. 7.,&sc.
Lumber. Slaves. kc.
L,Hbe- Tie markel T. well sucked and little
demand. White 0ak cut y or'lcr. III erszS
Loco. on market. -lnrr SO 2 Loo. western
Virginia poplar Al 5ns3s = 1000, West Yer
ginia white pine. d fss5 g LOCO yellow pine
Rough boards. ssGt9, dry clear. : rlA.oo
nist. 81 ObEsl :. sccvrsltng a. sizfS ana ien< U.s.
>hingi,s~--pine. sl-75aa$2.So. cypress- i S-ineh
s6opzs ? Lou; sapo. - 70 80. Laths-sphi- Fl ;
sawed. - = 900.
Sares. Nhlskcy-harrcl thinker. green. asa
$50 r Loco s,asained. s9Usa95 Z Loco. sigar-
barrel timber, - CT 4 Loco. Machine sfayf-,
Ss.506t~9 turned heading. 81. e SCI slour-haY-
ri poles. - <s0. Hog.head-hools. zoe Il bundle
Liquors. Wines. &c.
Re. scotch. bell brands. pitts @2as2.25 =
dozen gold.
Bran1iss. Domestic. Si.1l@sc: fruit, 90c.es
SD. apple. n'T. Hl--a 3 Cil. r-.-J :. -
Virginia peach. 5000 So.
Hyc HAiskegs Medium. &i.5om - pure old,
$50 - Virginia mountaiH. new. sI.15els-, old,
- as and upwards.
one. domestic, sl.100s2: imported, . =
case
y,ir Eng'apd Rem s1.5onsi.GJ.
h,crfei u. lslfsF. sl.il h@l.4'.
Powdc- shot. sc.
F,lse. Toy'- ninius. 80 s1.lH T. 100 feet.
fsfr.ifr. 500 ny sine rive kfg---lCs, -iiaL I'VE
k'g-. tf.l HlI fifI E. ---af ~f.ta.
Shot. HHrtacru. : l.-a % H.ig ui -. rs
,~iaasfga.es 4. ~. @ D..
seed.
CT9rs~ - $3.50.
T15ftr 1913 $500.
nr~.n~f G~rss $50 sl.-5.
N.rI rrI." el.-I.
G.rman Al.ie SCI. s2.75as8.
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ence that have been made the following
note has been omitted. 1t was enclosed
IN the letter Of Garland to Miss Hatchett
through Addison, wherein Garland de-
MED Miss Hatchett's charges letter pub
lished abovel:
Mr.. Addison win please note the con-
tents 81 the enclosed letter addressed TO
Miss Haicheti and forward.
" Respectfully, L. .. GARLAND"
ANOTHER PICNIC INVITATION.
The prisoner to-day received the follow
ing written invitation:
You are respectfully invited To attend
a pic-uic az Mr. Blanche's school-house, in
Mecklenburg. on Friday, August IS. 1852.
z. VI. COLEMAN,
j. b. PUGB.
!. III. PUGH.
Z. &. HUCHIsQN,
II. L: PETTY,
Committee.
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Boston. Au~,l., 18Th, Mls,acnu,ett,
S.ats Greeuaark Convention assembled
he~. to-day. Three hundred and twenty
fEe DELEGATES We're present, representing
..v,utv-rine towns. Charlie. Il. Ll1clman.
of Marble Head. was elected pre>i deni,
and made an Introductory address. Gene
-.l =. +. Butler was nominated for Gov
ernor on She second ballot. The ucSei
wa, thalr completed Us follows. Lieu
t.rant-G rn0r. Ge0rge button. Of spring
field. Secretary of -iaie. Jonu HoVe-, nj
Worcester: Treasurer. George Poster OF
LYNN: Acknowledgement. Z. =. snow. OF
Afbol: Auditor. Augustus +. Merchant.
oi L.rerr.t.
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-ceF "2- --. l-t-i =. - - 81
-. Justice. VI ~~r-. =. d. b'll -i' -l'"
F. T. Wl0lhou--. ~. aTpearrd l'I -Ar
i-r l--t. s. nGm 1er ol Wi-ne-''r N --'
a--uinel ga bo-a side, 4na ine testimony ,
N-' - I'D.
-. leon>i>i-l.' .-..... .....,.,
ID. Ni'-lr-'r' ''i ,-'- ,.-'..-.i,..9 +l,.
..-n.- y Main and Church streets or lAt
e'.-.l- ln question: Una. pa, ''o" - ~
i-ca uIon -e-' ui' Z N-.'- --'' ~ ~.
OILS -Ho ~ l-rr. Ounce l0- -, -.
ul.u she declined % move We 'i'lNy- 80
etA o.. boil
-l from the car. ,lc conductor 'Ll , ...-
ler twice in The face before 'u. ''' '' r D. 49,
v.l l-r p2ra-ol. ., ....r
TIL witnesses ior iAe u,l'', ..'','..,' .,
equally a- positive ina, o, .Ht y ''''-'.- ~
-r'a. bed .-.t iolH -Iu i''i,-.'l -. 81 -,
..-r.f io -4t upon o -,-at that was liItAl,
crowded tbe conductor TWO " tlret Inn. I'M
glr requested her 70 come pax u, y, +, ~ w. ~.
%. Tax. wn-r, -Jcre was nor, ION t...-
binds and -o a.t -hu- The e-i l--l- ~. .,...,.,,
-Aa.ed and no one un l.,.-i +, ~, 4.
c-r-.. rAai -ue " oman l'''I-l'''''7 ~ -,
ii. ..a' ,le had ...a eaS'f IN do u 20: tha-
t- mus; NOV, felu,eu e., '' ,,,.., 49,.
81. a-uauc-ar then tola her Sd, n l., IN -I
~ ..l. t4kin- A,r by The h--nl ana 5., arm I,
found no difficulty and used d. . io ...i ,,,.
Ealr- 1er ou rle ground; ia.i ,'e ",'
l-l .lrl struck --A- " i'' '''
j.. slapped 1er face. ...
ri. ,s.-- and merits u the c@-e were no
r-u.s is rouu-e..
BY. bll..ia ,'.s-..,. IN +fa eur-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-19
Rare Troubles in Arkansas.

LTT-IT I0-E. august l..-IT0UIIo T0I
some time ha. existed between the white
and coiored aborer- on the Memphis and
Kansas city railroad in Crai-head county.
Yesterday tn. follow u- dispatch Wa, re-
ce.ved u.s. Newman trb. ,he company 3,
iawver from BethWs & Co. contractors,
dated N.uetou station: " parle, under
rue ou.~e - kub.uE forced our NEGRO help
20 leave under penalty ri death. we cau Z
do Our work unless protected. Can You
induce the Governor 90 cid u.s." A
second DISPATCH ~ similar purport Wa,
also received. Governor churchill order
ed the sheriff OF Drairhead county 20 III
ve-ticaie tue matter and protect the work
men.