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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-TroOps, numbering
about 400, with three pieces Of artillery,
left Lexir gton, Kentucky, this morning,
escorting Neal ana Craft 10 Grayson iof
trial
CIrcrrrArI, Feb 6.-At Grayson, Ken
tuckv. there IL much opposition 70 the
coming Of the military with Neal aud Craft.
A great crowd y at the depot, and many
threats are made 10 frs on the military.
The saloons are crovoed, and an ertra po-
lice force bas been appOinted. The citizens
say the military will be beaten Il conflict
haIrens.
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

special lot of Colored Brocaded SILK Vel
vets at 2 90, worth $500.
A lot of Black Goods, double width, hne quar-
Cnecked' stnpCdF ard Figured Summer silks,
extra a .ality, full worth 81, at sos.
special lot of fine All.Wooi ara shR preSs y, os
An elegant lot of Ali-Wool. French Plaids, Al
incnes vide are again reduced to 75c.; originally
sl.5O. This is the last ehance at them, =, woo,
One IoG of silk Embroidered fine All-Wool
TwilIed Dress Goods Al inches wide, at VI OO,
a lot of Atwood Satin Striped, "A inches wide
lot Of Brocaded Dress Goods for 25c., actual
ly worth 4Oc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

AHuErE, Kss, Feb. 6.-Charles Gels, q
young man 10 years old, attempted to CON-
NIT suicide to-day " sbOoling himself vi b
pistol, the ball entering The night
temple and ranging upwards, and
being looated IN the upper pan Oi
the f1rehead. No hope is entertained for
bis recovery. The cause Of the rash act IL
aarribsd 20 despondency. be being out Of
ernpioymenf He IL young nan Of good
habits and well tbOuEht 0f b. everybody.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

All L ace Curtains in one, two and three par
lots have been marked down 10 ABOUT nan 'iieii
A lot of odds and ends in Carpets marKeo
down from IS TO Is per cent
SMYRNA, Velvet and Tapestry Rugs ana Mats
mari. n wsy down rom former prices. ,
One special lot of Smyrna Mats at l'oo' worm
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

carefully examined each OF the ninety items
objected 10 In the report of the secretary OF
war concerning last years river and harbor
bill and in some cases has recommended
appropriations for the same objects.
The committee do not make any
recommendation for beginning new works,
but all for money TO carry forward improve
ment on which the government has already
expended large sums. as for instance, at
the harbors at Baltimore, Saya nnah,
! Galveston, Oakland and such other
| points as apper from engineers reports de-
mand appropriations. With the exception
of the Mississippi Improvements, the
amount recommended does not exceed 30
per cent. of the engineers estimates. The
whole amount called for in the bill will be
about SO 1000, 900 exclusive of the Mississippi
river appropriation.
The house committee on military officers
has practically agreed on the terms Of the
bill to place General Grant on the retired
list with the rank of general. The chair
in favor of the bill to be submitted to the
committee Thursday. A minority report
will probably be signed Dy two or three
members.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Secretary Lincoln has furnished the sec.
retary of the interior with copies of
kilograms from General Pope, describing
cure Oklahoma lands from intrusion.
General Pope says he does not expect
forcible resistance; but, in any ~'Hnt, he
is prepared to enforce the noval
of the raiders. kilograms l-.eived
at the Indian bureau indicate
that strenuous efforts are making on the
part of the military to eject all halt-breeds,
buffalo hunters and Canadian indians from
the Ft. Peck, Montana, Indian reservation.
Haskell, of Kansas introduced bill in
the house to-day relative to the invasion OF
the Indian Territory. proposing
an amendment of the Revised
Statutes so as to provide Tor
the imprisonment for two years at hard Ia
Dor of any person convicted of invasion,
with provision against its application to
emigrants peaceably passing through the
territory.
THE LAY OF THE LABoRER.
The senate subcommittee on education
and labor begun taking testimony concern
ing the relations between labor and capital,
and the condition OF the laboring classes.
The only witness examined was Robert ID.
Layton, grand secretary of the knights Of
Honor, an organization embracing, he said,
81 900 members, and having branches all
over this country and Canada. All who
are or have ever been "wage-workers" are
eligible for membership, and none are ex-
cluded except lawyers, bankers and swind-
timony. The condition and grievances OF
the working women will be inquired into
by this committee.
TABLED.
Secretary Chandler informed the COM
mittee on naval affairs that, in his judg-
ment, nothing at Annapolis academy
demands the attention OF con-
any trouble. The resolution of inquiry
thereupon was tabled for the present
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And Still Other Bargains
CARPET Department.

One lot of Administer Rugs at 8 50. worth oo
lsr9e line of Cretonnes Ieouced to l5e,, 49,,
2Oc,. 25c and 35c. that were Csc, S0c 4Oc. and
c9c. m
A large lot of first quality Lineolum at 90,
worth SIPS; they ara In patterns not
the above figures.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

wsrnrrorox. Fsb. 5-Tbs rrssui.ek
rsprrssniutirrs IN c0oErss bid = c4n'eT-
encs tonIrtL TneT - err1rrd n the
-.-rrr-r.irr 81 a. nd1ress - de rrrp't 1l
ffs rritsf -ssfes rIIict ~ - -lInee -
~ In - rara a re1er-I cI1ts-tiIcf ~
.-~aar|fnrfa.-s frr1 u1rrr crlfratrs lrru
-nrfuus r-a'ra -I| - r~t B ttt --'I1r1i
frte1 j. rIrr. ~ l-frIaT ~ 81
aruerI1r. frin - r1ei1e-r ~ rrT ~.
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VIII Get a Warm Reception.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb, 6.-Advices
from Indian Territory are to the effect that
the Indians are greatly excited and stirred
up in regard to the threatened invasion oi
Oklahoma by Payne and his followers.
They fear Payne's persistence will ulti-
mately force the government to comproo-
mise, or settlement of that part OF the terri
tory. Opinion is divided among leaders as
to whether the expulsion Of the invaders
ought to be left wholly to the government,
or whether the Indians ought not to assist
in driving them out. Should the latter be
decided upon, the probabilities are that
blood will be split. General Pope's troops
are guarding the border, but 80 far no cap
lures are reported, nor does II seem to be
known whether any movement hasyet been
made in the territory.
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More Of Our Bargains
Millinery and Cloak Department.

A lot of very handsome Dolmans at uniform
pri Q OF $40 90; among hem are garments that
have been selling for S2n 90.
Another reduction 10 silk Dolmans: One spe:
cial lot al. OO this Is ths last time we shall
offer them at such figures, and they ale sure TO
be sold out at that price.
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Millinery and Cloak Department.

A lot of Hats and Bonnets marked down to
5Oc., 90 and 81 30, worth double the price. m
50 and 81. rs, worth 60c., 75c., 81 and upward.
A lot Of LADIES' and Misses Walk ng NJ;
Jacke.s, light and medium coloreo; al IA
again for less than so and s4 co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

PrrIsBrEe, PEsr-. Fsb- 6.-Ah danger
from bigh wnfer T. Ursr. The rivers are
rnrnfirr stea1iIr an1 a-e ~ within their
f~rfe TIE ice r1-re 81 tte 1SuEh-heny
rirsr carle out nsf niEht ritbout doing
n1r t1utes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

laid before the senate, transmitting COM
munication from the secretary OF war. rela,
tive to the invasion of the Indian Territory
in which he calls attention to the impor-
trnce of amending the Revised Statutes so
as to impose penalty of imprisonment for
unlawful entry upon the Indian lands.
CONFIRMED.
Among the combinations by the serate
TODAY was that of Joseph Z. Newcomb,
assistant postmaster at San Antonio
Texas,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

Err 'OuEars. Feb. She weather i
cirudr and 6rizziing. The carnival
ofi1inly begun this afternoon, with the
reception Of Rex. A vessel bearing
tbr king vas salnted By the ships in
rorf and salvos. dsHrtiliery. The king
rrs welcomed by the royal
hD.t The pr1cessl11 moved thrOugn
fl-s r--ircipai streets 70 Carnival palacs. Al
iF-s zec1nd pageant oi The Krers Of PrUteus.
fu--frrf there were saFeIteen
/ -. u-esrutinE hrilliart tsoleau
I iii-----sfinr the epuchs Of French history.
I Tts v--eefs s-e thr0nEsi with Spectators.
] Trs city j. filed viii stu1Esrs ron AL
rsr.7r1ra
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wsshiurtsu Ss~s Sot,.

iwasHrSoroS. Fsb. che president has
rffhdrsvn she proposed trssty win Msr
iso. rrr0vidinE 81 The retrisl q he Wel
srf Ia Abra claims.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

NASHVILLE, TESS., Feb. 5-Counsel for
the state to day entered suit in the chan
nerv court 20 recover 81 from
,lIe Merchants National bank, OF
Nashville. This amount defendant charged
tsrlf ard placed TO the credit
OF n. +. Polk, treasurer. In order,
ss alleged. % enable ID 10 sustain
lie sfstemeut of the condition Of Affairs Of
as once. which be made a special commit
tee eupaiuted hv the extra ses-iOn
orfhe ieeiaiature ID Nay. lss2; that By this
entry TIE bank j. thereby estopued from
'dc1vine the Indebtedness. The
camniainnntsi bill further alleges
that the action Of the bank
in protecting Polk ct that time cause1 the
sssfe to lnse nearly 500 .OCQ. the amount Of
ne defalcation which occurred after Nay,
l-s1
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he brrse cIfnrnerce ccrnrrittee has r-1c-
firallT c1rrlete1 rhe rVer ana tarr1r Elll.
tt.r1rt sunIs rnntte-s q fstail and srrarFs-
r~rrf rrrnair. ard tre items f1- fts
Mfs9fuirrf river wIu u1t - fnaIlT
frrd IN fts I'll IN af-Encs ~ tte receirs
-srr'-ts 81 ne srecinl aississirri riTe- crrr-
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SANGER BROTHERS.
ONWARD! STILL ONWARD!


pays @
other house
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

CrurrkTI. o. Fsb. She bsnvy rains
vhieh czussd snch d1snsiEr in vsstsrn
PerrsTirania. no-tbern and csutrai ono,
arIF -r1rhr-r Irdiaua- ID urt rsnct t11
pu-rt. Tbs rain he-t s.turday ras =
unus1a' a-,'I'szs -. - g. E. : =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

WssHrreror. fs5 5.-Nr. Sherman pre-
seriad the memorial q the Ohio legis.ature,
astiug the pssssee OF the bill f1r ne IN
crease uf pensions 20 One-arfned and one
lerEed soldier
NJ Cameron Of Wisconsin, irtrocuce1 q
ininf rssoiufi1n for the relfef ol the sutierers
tv tile recent foods IN GermsuT-
NJ. Van Wrck offered ares1lu-t1n o.
rerrfre he c1rurriftee On reusl1ns % m
ruira rhefhrr claim sEeufs In Nasntnr-nn
sre rI-actfcinE erto-ti0r f1r tnsr sers'ees
m r.r1er~inr VARIOUS elaIrns f1r sol1isr..
rifors OF orphans. Eeisrred
lner ersrrtiTs ssssion. TIE tarIf bil "a
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
DUBLIN DOTS.


DUBLIN, Feb. 6.-The Freeman's Journal
says Healy yesterday intimated to his par
liamentary constituents of Wexford borough
that in consequence of his impending i'm
prisonment he intended to resign his seat
in the house'ot commons.
Subscriptions were opened yesterday in
the county of Wicklow TO present Mr.. Par
nell with a testimonial for the purpose of
clearing Off the mortgage on his estate.
The queens bench division have granted
warrants for the arrest of Davitt, Healy
aud QIinn.
The grand jury returned a true bill for
seditious libel against William O'Brlen,
editor of the United Ireland; also against
Downing for the murder of POLICEMAN
'IA Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant 0 Ireland,
was present at the meeting Of I'VE cabinet
council at the residence of Lord Granville,
foreign secretary. Lord Derby, secretary
of the colonies, AMI Sir Charles Dixie, pres
dent Of the local government board, were
also present. This was the first cabinet
council attended by them since thsir ap-
pointment.
CORONATION OF THE CZAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 6.-The cZar has
issued maniie giving notice of his coro
nation Mt Nose. IS, on the 9th OF May. The
manifesto is addressed to all Russian sub
jects. The usase orders the attendance OF
marshas, toe nobility and projects Of tte
provincial capitals, except those in Siberia,
whose attendance is excused on account of
the distance, and the presidents ot rutu
and urban administrations.
DON'T BE TOO SURE.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Times, in com.
menting on the emperor OF Russia's corona
tion manifesto, says Much too little at
ten ion has been attracted by the subsid-
appp of tha ravnlntfauarv storm and the
reassertion and ascendancy by the perma-
nent forces Of the Russian society. The
events of the last few weeks indicate a
breakup, at any rate for the present, OF the
wicked and sterile conspiracy"
FRIVOLOUS FRANCE.
IAEIs, Feb. CT IS TuuiOTed That Ssla-
tor Challamel Lacour will conditionally
accept post in the new ministry. In we'll
informed circles it is expected that the de-
bate in the senate on the expulsion bill will
result in the resignation of Fallieres, presi-
dent Of the council. and the formation OF
cabinet under the presidency OF Jules
Ferry.
FOR THE cIMBRIA SURVIVORS.
BERLIN, Feb. 6.-The collection at Ham
burg for the relief of the sufferers by the
Cimbria disaster reached $1,000 marks.
SILVER WEDDING.
BERtryt Feb. 0.-The Russian Grand
Duke Nicholas has gone TO st. Petersburg,
but will return with the duke and duchess
Of Edinburg, 70 be present at the festivities
in honor Of the silver wedding OF the crown
priEce.
WITH A HATCHET.
BERLIN, Feb. G.-James Livingston Killed
his wife with a hatchet last night aud then
notified the neighbors. Both had been
drinking ard Quarteled. Jealousy is said
to have been the canse. Livingston was
aged GD aud his wife ij They leave four
chi dren.
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yKarsas CIT, Fet- 0-Nhenf nrnefi
Me-rh- Corn stendv: flf. cash; ~ March
CaffIs reoslpts. 30, firm aDd nctlFei ns-
ff~s rfeers. 20 70 80 pounds. s0ld ~
- ID 10 Is. st1ckers and ieeders. - y e
Gaf c0us. a. Dto f375. HoEs receipts.
f100 veal ard ashads n. - , 20 y -
buIk ofssles. 6 90 70 $50. sbsep receipts,
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BERLIN, Feb. G.-James Livingston killed
his wife with hatchet last night and then
notified the neighbors. Both had been
drinking ard Quarteled. Jealousy is said
to have been fhe cause. Livingston was
aged G0 aud his wife 4j. They leave four
children.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08

Secretary Chandler informed the COM
mittee on naval affairs that, in his judg-
ment, nothing at Annapolis academy
demands the attention of con-
gress. He had no official information OF
any trouble. The resolution of inquiry
thereupon was tabled for the present
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-04
THE MIMIC STAGE.

Impossible eyes and impossible hair,
And impossible play of expressions;
And at least sn improbable gesture and air,
And extravagant boots la Hessian;
Long feathers and hats of the Corscan type,
And hrigandish boards and mustaches;
Young ladies' with eyes that they frequently
wipe,
And exceedingly dark-colored lashes-
These are essentials, and tbs on this plan
Melodrama is viewed by the property man.
A sudden temptation and falling from grace
OF the heir to a very large fortune;
A rascally uncle who seizes the place
And cuts the youth cut of his portion;
beauteous young lady who falls In a pond
And in love with the youth who instructs her
A truculent villain, who also is fond
OF the maiden, and therefore abducts her;
Pursuit by the youth and escape by the maid
A duel-result long uncertain;
The villain ia killed, lover puts up his blade;
Gets married., ousts uncle, and-curtain.
This is all that is needful, as authors confess,
To make melodrama perfect success.
Parts long and heavy and tediously duh,
Star taking all rituations;
Manager worried and mad as a bull;
Supes that would try Jobs own patience;
Lady-like temper and tears every day;
Gentlemen sulks universal;
Every evening the devil to pay,
Every morning rehearsal
This Is the aspect-for I've heard them say it
Melodrama assumes to the actors that play II
The Judge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-04
THE Scent STAMP.

Good.by, old stamp, it's but Door luck
That ends our friendship SO.
When others failed, you gamely stuck,
But now gOtfve got to go.
30 here's hood of honest tears,
And here's and honest sigh
Good.by, old friend of many years
Good-by, old stamp, good-bvi
Your life has been varied one,
With curious phases fraught-
Sometimes q check, sometimes dun,
Your daily coming brought
Smiles TO waiting lovers face,
Tears to a mothers eye,
Or Joy or pain to every place
Good.by, old stamp, good-by;
You bravsly toiled, and better men
viii vOuch for what say:
Although you have been licked, twas when
Your face turned t'other way,
Twas often In u box You got
(Asyou will not deny)-
For going through the mails, wot-
Good-by, old stamp, good-by
All, In your last expiring breath
The tale of years is heard
The sound OF voices hushed in death,
A mothers dying word,
A maidens answer, soft and sweet,
A wifes regretful sigh,
The patter of baby's feet
Good-by, old stamp, go0d-by
What wonder, then, that at this time
When you and must part,
should aspire to speak In rhyme
The promptings of my heart.
Go, bide with all those mem ries dear
That live when others die
You've nobly served your purpose here
-oaicogo Ne,es.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-04
DINA,


She had a bow of yellow horn,
Like the old moon at early morn.
She had three arrows strong and good
Steel set In feathered cornell wood.
Like purest pearl her left breast shone
Above her kirtles emerald zone;
Her right was bound In silk well-knit,
Lest her bowstring should sever It,
Ripe lips she had, and clear gray eyes
And hair pure gold, blown hoiden-wise
Across her face, like shining mist,
That with dawn's flush is family kissed.
Her limbs | how matched and round and fine
How free, like song how strong, like winei
And, timed to music wild and sweet,
How swift her silver sandalled feet
Single of heart and strong of hand,
Wind-like she wandered through the land.
No man Tor king, or lord, or churl)
Dared whisper low to that fair girl.
And woe to him who came upon
Her nude, at bath, like Action
So dire his fate that ono who heard
The fiutter of a bathing bird,
What time he crossed a breezy wood,
Felt sudden quickening of the blood;
Cast one swift lsok, then ran away
Far through the green thick groves Of May.
Afeard lest down the wind of Spring,
He'd near an arrow whispering
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-04
BURNETT'S COCAINE.

the Best Hair Dressing in the World
sBurnett's Cocoaine alays irritation, removes
all tendency to dandruif, invigorates the action
of the capillaries in the highest degree, and
has earned deserved reputation for promot.
ng the growth and preser wing the beauty OF
the human hair. Ladies dressing their hair
deliberately for the evening will find that IL
imparts healthy natural gloss to the hair, and
will cause it to retain its shape for hours.
BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are
used and endorsed by the best hotels, confec.
TONERS and grocers throughout the country.
They are perfectly pure.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-04
an OPERA NIGHT.
j. Louis Barnaval.

The pomp of lights, the pride and mighty
round
OF ladies gay against their escort sombre,
The babble tongues forever heard and
drowned
In glorious music endless az the numbers
vi angels in the cory of the sun.
Heads turned my way, and little hands to press.
And teasing talk and looks of no, consenting,
Then from the stage the storm and quivering
stress,
OF Gretchen crazed and Faust In vain repent
ing -
All, then the hardest hearted heart is won !
But gone the opera, gone the rows of heads,
Gone music, singers. For see chamber
With pretty things and one divine VINO bends
Herself with grief. Thought, thought, where
wilt thou chamber ?
Take all--songs, dances and sights and sounds
in billow-
All, all, TO smoothe one tossed and tear.
strained pillowi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-04

KANSAS Cry, Mo, Sept. GA special
to the Journal, from Maryville, Mo-, says
Yesterday was the second day Of the
soldiers reunion of southwest Iowa and
northwest Missouri and there was large
attendance. Speeches were made by
Generals Vincent Normsduke ana Thorn as
Bott, Colonel George W. Anderson, Col
A. G. Dawes and others. A sham battle
was fought in the afternoon during
which Captain p. Archers' company
chsrped battery, surprising that the
guns were unlosded. Unfortunately one
gun was loaded and Private john Small
of Pickering forged ahead Of the line Just
as the gun was discharged. The wad
passed through his body and his right
arm and shoulder were torn off. He died
last evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-04

An ingenious method OF raising the
figures of the new postal notes has Just
bsen brought to the attention OF the Post
Office Department. The fraud consists
in punching from a high figure in the
note piece OF paper OF the proper shade
and size to ill up the hole previously
punched by the postmaster through a
lower figure. The written words or
figures are then removed by acids and
the blank filed in to correspond with the
punched figures. Some OF the notes have
been changed so skilfully that it ia very
difficult to detect the alterations.
A series OF accidents occurred in
Barnums cirous, at Milwaukee, on Fri
day evening. Mile. Selesia, one OF the
chariot riders, was thrown out, while
riding rapidly around the ring, by her
chariot striking a canvas support, and
she was dangerously injured in the head.
tiger caused panic by escaping from
his cage, and rushing wildly around.
he was finally lassoed, just as he was
about to spring into a crowd OF people.
Two heavily loaded street cars going
from the show grounds got into collision,
and one OF them ran off the track and
oapsized. Three persons were injured,
one perhaps fatally.
On Saturday night, as special
excursion train for Philadelphia was
moving away from the Oxford station, on
the Philadelphia & Baltimore Central
railroad, a man standing on the rear
platform OF the rear car pulled pistol
from his pocket and fred into the large
crowd standing on the station platform.
He was seen to fire in the direction
of the station, but for some
minutes the people thought no one
had been hit, and only when Mr.. Mack,
residing in West Nottingham township,
came to move away did he discover that
he had received the pistoi-ball in one Of
his legs, and that his boot was rapidly
filling with blood. A physician speedily
stopped the hemorrhsge and young Mack
was taken to his home. This is the
second shooting affair Of the kind which
has occurred at Oxford within two weeks.