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In Jackson parish, La, armed mn have
liberated from the Jail men charged with the
highest cr.me known 10 the law. very
large ass ,mbly of the people met a1d unani
mously resolved: ave will use all the legal
ways and means in our power TO resist the
action Of all men or bodies OF men who may
come into our parish ior The purpose of do
ing acts OF violence, snd all bodies organ
il ID in our parish for such purpose; and do
all in our power in aid Of our sheriff and
civil officers in the execution OF criminal
lava of our Staten
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she went again. After the second dip she
emerged, claving the air wildly and shout
ing: aGwsy from here! DON'T you chuck
me under ag'in, you niggsr" But the clergy
man was inexorable, and sent her to the bot
tom third time. When finally she bad
escaped from his clutches and stood dripping
upon the shore, she shook her fist and scream
ed: HOh, pIl fix you'll I'll bust the head
ofen you, you or'nary trssht sousin' me and
nearly drovnin' me, when you know'd well
enough all de time dat Ise Methodist and
been christened BY dem dst's your betters,
and knows mo- bout Iigion den all de Bap-
lists dat ebber shouted, you mis'able black
scumi and me got de rheunatiE enough to
set me crszyi I'll see what de law kin do
for youi Pll have you rested dis very day,
or my names not Joanna johnson, you
woolly-headed herrin'i You hear me7'
Then Joanna went home to change her
clothes, and the ceremony proceeded.
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LOST TKEAsURE.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars Found After
Many Years.

Early last June, says the New York Jour
mol Of C6nmeice, Auna Chute, in the service
of the George w. Wheewright Paper Com
pany, at Their CJminster mill ,fuuud in a bale
OF old writing paper two United States
Treasury notes, one for $1,000 and the other
for $500, both cf the earliest issue. As the
papers in the bale indicated that they came
ut of the National Bank OF Commerce, in
this city, letter was written asking If they
had met with any LOSE. The reply was for a
great maDy years they had met with but one
loss, and this occurred in the fall of 1873,
when S1500 dis appeared from one the telier's
bsgs, aud had usver been traced, although
dilIgent search had been made for it. Ii
the money found proved to be the sum lost,
they would be very glad, as il would re-
lisve innocent parties from the sus-
picion which had rested on them all these
years. 1t seems that the bank had become
burdened with an accumulation OF files CT
old papers, and had directed their ianitor to
cell the Oldest aod those they were least like
ly to require. On Decoration day he had Il
dealer in such mereha andiss send his nIv n to
The bank and remcye them to his packiug-
house, where they were blied, tagged win
the proper ad iress, numbered and shipped
TO their defamation. AS this was the only
wsste paper the dealer packs d that day, and
il rendered the tracing OF the notes easy and
ceriaD. The money has now bet rurren-
der' d to the bank, which has rewarded the
girl with the liberal sum of $500.
1t seems 10 Us that this simple narrative is
credtable TO all concerned. We kuow Mr..
Wheelright, and the paper on which this is
printed ls made at his mill. He is thorough
" honest, and would not put smother man )
mon-y in his picket, whether he found it in
his mill or could make it by sharp bargain.
But the gIrl, Miss Anna Chute, who volup.
tarily informed her employer cf the "hnd,
is entitled to high praise. It is true she did
only what she ought to have done, but there
are so many who fail to recognize another'A
right in any thing thus found. ,hst we gArd
her as youog woman OF rare virtue. The
bank recognized this, and gave her hand
some testimonial. We gladly put the story
on record, and hope that il may have a wide
circulation for the benefit OF our common
hum aniiy
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SPAIN is threatened with anolher general
revolution. The situation fsyery grave, 20
much 81 that Alfonso and Christina have
abandoned their pleasure tour and returned to
Madrid, where a meeting of the Cabinet was
held yesterday, at which it was resolved TO
cashier all cilicers OF the army who took part
in the recent Cutbreake. The Pope has also
interfered and has sent inftruclions 10 the
bishops in Spain TO abstain from sharing in
the present political agitation in that country.
The outlook is not reafsuriDg for the mon
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Fiye wires Cut at Pittsburg.

PITTsBU6G, August 1.-The Western
Union reports five instead of fifteen wir+s
cut. The Brotherhood disclaim all respon4I-
bihty.
The strike of the Panhandle railroad tel
egraphers inaugurated last evening is over.
All the operators who left their instruments
last evening have returned to work, the COM
pany rrinslsting them with the understand
ing that they leave the Brotherhood. The
officials of the Brotherhood pronounce the
telegram ordering Psnbardle operators out
booue. Fort Wayne telegr aphers are still
working, und those in position who know
say that the strike will not be ordered. Flf-
teen Eastern wires of the Wes'ern Union
were cut last night and several more rem
dered useless by connecting with hns wire.
The cutting was The work of an expert.
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GLADSTONE again states publicly that the
English will ultimately withdraw from
Egypt, bn. whom sre they to give 1t up to ?
The Khedive has no power TO stand alone,
and surely England cannot intend that Tur-
key shall resume the government Of the
country. TIE English are in Egypt. Tney
have the strongest inTerest in the Suez canal
and how they can get away is not apparent.
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OF all tie insect tribe the common house
fy arnoys US with the greatest persislency.
The mosquito is troublesome at night, the
ooekroach in particular spots, but all day,
from spring to winter, the house fly ia per-
petual nuisance to our persons, our houses
and our food. The na.utslists promise US
dshverance from this enemy. They say that
the castor oil plant kills them by wholesale.
The flies are altrsc.ed TO them by their olez-
ginous exudations, but some quality ia the
plant is fatal to them, for they fall, mosily
from the under side OF the leaf, dead By
having the plant in roJms WHARF they are
pests, they are quickly bani, hed-a hapi y
consummation
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corners In hoe Sigso VInces," proclaims the
coming knighily festival. The Palace Hotel
courtyard presents busy scene. Each train
brings in its quota Of Knights. Grand Com
mander Dean will arrive Tuesday. He is
to be escorted to this city from Los Angeles
by deputatioa from the Grand Command
cry of Californis, who proceed here TO ter-
der him the greeting of the Pacific coast.
His arrival in this city will Be proclaimed
by uRfurling from the sojoUrning place The
great bshner-ihiriy-six feet long-ot The
Grand Commsndery OF the United States.
Tonight, for the first time, the list was pub.
lished of the subscriptions to the triennlai
fund. 1t varies from fifty cents to s25oO.
The list occupies three columns, ordinary
s'Es, Newspaper, and foots up S39, 600. II is
believed that the subscriptions will reach
Sl5 nO0
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AT Philadelphia, on Wednesday, in the
Presence OF 5000 people, f. c. Fort walked
acrose the Delaware river from Ridgewsy
Pier TO Ridgeway Pars. E,ch foot WAS put
into little canoe sewn feet long and six
inches wide, joined by swivel a,tac bmen
whie allowed him To glide along by a sort
OF skating motion. H. WAS trsmsnG usIy
aPplauded, AID the shouting crowd carr led
him of in triumph on the b lcks OF TWO me n.
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In reply to sons attempts to blame the
banks for refusing aid 10 some Of the recent
cases OF bankruptcy in the Et't, the Boston
Adrertiser rem ,rks: "Iu days of trial, like
The present. all men of afairs fall back,
properly enough, upon material credit and
material securities. Where these exist, the
banks need not be afraid and are not afraid.
But the banks have a right to test these ma
terial securities before they part with their
deposits or with money which the banks
themselSes have borrowed
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Racing Al Brighton Beach.

New YORK, August 1l.-Brighton Beach
races. First Race.-Mile and half, over
five hurdles. Moscow won; Major Wheeler
second, Ben Edward third. Time-2:19l.
Second Raee.-Two-year olds, three-fourths
of . mile. Josie D. won; Lignau second
Andrew Smith third. Time-1:173.
Third Race.-Mile and one-eighth. Char.
ley Epps won; Cathcart second, Blarney
third. Time-1:59.
Fourth Roce.-Mile and half. Lutte Fogle
won; Infarlant second, Babcock third.
Time-2:3Sa.
Fifth Racs-Mile a quarter. Centennial
won; Periwinkle second, Little Katie third
Time-2:14.
Sirh Racc-Mile and one eighth. John
Lsdiord won; Charlie Hempland second
Tme-1:57f.
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The chicago Interstate Exposttion.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE managers of
the Inteis ate Exposition, which opens here
next month, have arranged with the Secre-
Isry oi the Interior tor q party of Navsjo
Indians, in charge Of the government agent.
They will bring with them their looms, which
they will operate, and also display specimens
OF their hsndiwork. There will also be a
ine:display of arct eological specimens from
the Navajo country
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The ,.ou,,x,,Ie Expo,t,,o,

LOUISVILLE, August II.-Ihe attendance
at the Exposition is very encouraging and
steadily increasing. 1t has been open ten
days. The FIRST day the receipts were Sl5, 600,
and for three DAYS they exceeded 5000. Ga
no day have they fallen below $500, and yes
terdsy it was at least $4,000. Toe city is
rapidly filling up. The exhibitors are
very busy, and the work has pro-
gre ssed rapidly. All the engines are
now at work. The art gallery is open and
thronged day and night. The electric rail-
way is running regularly ana satisfactorily.
The Exposition travel is beginning to affect
railroad earnings most favorsbly. For the
FIRST week in August the Louisville and
Nashville earnings are S269, 9,l70, against
S224, ,795 last yesr, gain of twenty per cent,
though passenger rates are reduced 10 one
fare for the round trip. The outlook is most
encouraging.
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THE TELEGRAPHERS
Wire.LHtting Continued atYariOus Points
No Perceptible Change in West.
erR Union Affairs.
All Operators on the Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl aud st. Louis Railroad Omit
Their Instruments.

The general complaint Of the poor service
rendered by the Western Union still con-
tinues. The following wss received by the
Brotherhood yesterday:
TOLEDO, o., August ., 1893.
Brothers and Sister,
Toledo, ss ever, greels you with an IN.
broken front, not a deserter or sign OF
weakness. This is bitter fight, but we sha all
be victorious. Very encouraging reports
from all qusrlerS. The Wesern Union here
is doing miserable work. Merchants are get
ting desperate. Oar earns. appeal is, do
rot be tempted, don't let mau go back umil
ordered by our master workman, NJ. w.
Campbell. Let us hear from you daily. A
monster msss.meeting end procession takes
place here Saturday evening. the 1lth in.
slant. Sand all communications to Milan
w. Ruaeeil. Sand firm. Fra:ernally,
CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE, L. A., 1912.
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BaptisinE q sister.

A colo<ed sister of the Methodist faith, who
wss looking at tue immersion of q company
OF Bspiis; converts iu an Alabama river, the
other day, became Sd interested in the specta-
Gle as to venture close 10 the waters edge
The officiating clergyman, whether through
malice or Ignorance will probably never be
known, seized and soused her into the water
before abe had time to object. She came up
100 much out Of breath TO speak, and under
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EGYPT.
E0TTI.
CHOLERA INCREASING At ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, August n.-Twenty two
deaths IRON cholera occurred here yesterday.
A riot broke out in the labor qusrters last
night IN consequences of the report that the
Eoglish doctors were poisoning the natives.
The mob attempted TO destroy the ambu-
lsnces, crying death to the Christiansp'
The outbreak WAS easily quelled by the Brit
ish troops ana gendarn,e patrols. The Nile
continues to rise. Great damage has already
been done to crops 10 the vicinity OF Aasouan.
The harvest win be destroyed unless meas
ures are taken 10 prevent the approach of
water.
The English doctors now here who have
had experience iu India in cholera epidemics,
report that disease now prevailing in Egypt
is disease of different character from
AsiaLie cholera
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The Lrish Times Gays it is uuderstood that
the government of New South Wales hiss
consented TO ALLOW the informers in the
Pf@aix Park murder ca'es, who went out
on Tbs steaZner Parthian, to land, and have
promised 70 protect them. Carey was also
uudsr goveTnmeni protection,
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AUS RIA.

VIENNA, August 11.-Three hundred work
men attempted to hold demonstration be-
fore the office of the director of the police
last evening, becaus, of the seizure of a
wcrknlsn's newspaper. The mob was dis
psrssd by large body of police with drawn
ssor6s. Many arrests were made. Order
has finally been restored. Fourteen OF the
persons are suffering from wounds inflicted
during the charge Of the police and dragons
on the mob.
RIoToUs DEMONSTRATION AGAINST THE JEWS
PEsTH, August 1.-THE riotous demon.
stration against the Jews here, which began
by an attack on the house in which Joseph
Scharf, one of the defendants in the Nyire.
ghyhaza trial, had taken refuge, was resumed
last evening. The police were compelled tt
fire and charge upon the mob, several o.
whom were wounded.
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The situation in Egypt grows steadily
wore. The cholera appears 20 be Increasing
steadily at Alexandra, though there il a
falling a fl at other point0. A new plague has
appeared at Dimietta, while the Nla cor
Times TO rice rapidly, and yesterday rescGed
hight Of twenty cubils and one k,rlt
against twelve cubits and ninsieen kerats at
The same da'e last year. The Eyypti, ,op, in
the meantime, refuse to adopt any sanitary
precautions, thereby sggravAtiug matters. AT
Alexandria riot occurred, growing out of
the report that the English doctors we're
poisoning the natives. There appears to be
bat ons thing 10 do-lesve the natives to
Themselves and let the disease run its course.
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lr is thought that the discovery OF that
cave under the Lookout Mountain that has
lake OF Immense extent, three waterfalls
one l5O feet high, al within the compass Of
hall mile, will fill the hotels on the noun.
talus with more gncs,s than the cave can,
hold or the immense lake drown.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
lNnIEATIONs.

For Tie GuB States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Padey, generally fair heather, fslioUcd in tie
Ohio VALLEY By partly cloudy ueatker and local
rains, UariaJIs Viads, lOroer barometer, rising
temperature, jOilorosd an de Hea portions by
stalionary or LOHer barometer.
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New York, August ia man entered
Center Market to-day, walked up TO butch
er's stand, and, seizing cieaver, placed ME
hand on the block and chopped of the little
fugsr on his left hand. Before the astonished
butcher could learn who he was, or ask him
the meaning Of his actisn, he walked away
and disappeared, leaving The finger behind
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Exerctses at ghautauaua.

CHAUrAUQUA, n. Y, August 1.-THE
Rev. L. I. Everett, private secretary OF Gov.
Pattlsou, OF Pennsy gania, delivered lee
ture on "Men Who Win" at the morning
sessiop. At the afternoon session Sheldon
J Jackson, d. d., formerly superintendent of
Presbyterian missions in the Territories,
spoke on the "Indians of Alaska" He said
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Russia IS great country, but poor
place for peacasble man. Killing, in one
shape or another, appears TO be the order of
the day. fresh coilision occurred between
the troops and popuace at Ekaterinoslav
yesterday, in which 100 people les. their
liyCR
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LORD LoUIH, whose death

LORD LoUIH, whose death is just an.
noupced, resided for some time in New YORK,
and made his visit rem srksble by a contest in
the bar-room Of the New York Hotel with
Mr.. Tracy, of Buffalo. After thirty-6ve
cocktails Mr.. Tracy gave up, and Lord Lou,h
drank q thirty-sixth. The late Gen. Ms
gruder acted as second to Mr.. Trscv and the
late Gen. Rowan to Lord Louth. The event
created much excitement At the time, and q
great deal of money changed hands
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OmefaI RuIleGIn.

NASHVILLE, August IT. l653.
< II. HowsrI, Manager:
NEW YORK, August 11.-Seventy-one wires
were cut in and around New York City after
O'Clock this morning. A large force is at
work repairing them TO day. One striker re-
turned TO work here last night and one this
morning, making ten since yesterday morn
ing. Nine strikers returned TO duty al Bul-
faio TODAY and nine operators were rejected.
q. w. TRABuE. General SnperlniendeuL
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SARATOGA, August 11.-Frst Race.-Mile
dash, for all ages. Won by Wapakoneta;
Boatmau second, All-Hands- Round third.
Time-1 "A.
Second Race.-Mile and 500 yards, for all
ages. Won by Colonel. Sprague; Fellowplsy
second, Buccaneer third. Hme-2:14.
Fourth Race.-Maiden two.year-olds five
furlopgs, Voltaire won; Bombay second,
Powhatan third. Time-1 :03a.
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The condiiion.o the Count de Chambord
Is again unfavorable. He is slowly losing
earengtb. He was much sgiiated Friday
night, and occasionally delirious. His ply
sIcians viii hold a consulIalion to-day.
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The situation Unchauged at Baltimore

BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE officials of
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
report the situation unchanged, as well as
their first deternination not 10 treat with the
Brotherhood. They disclaim positively auy
knowledge of any committee of telegraphers
having been semi for as reported.
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stock-BrOk ers Closed Out.

PHILADELPHIA, August 11-The suspen-
sion of w. H. Miller & Co., stockholders, is
announced. The firm was long of several
slocks, among them New jersey Central and
Buffalo, New York and Pbhadelphis. Sew
eral hundred sharts for their account were
sold to-day under rule at the Stock Ex-
change
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CHICAGO CHANGE.
Grain Generally Quiet Pork Fairly
ActiVe-Lard Lower.

CHICAGO, August 11.-Regulsr wheat
only a moderate business and fluctuations
confined to a range OF Sc; opened stronger,
492c higher, declined Sc, and closed B(94c
lower than yesterday; sales ranged at 81 02i
al 03f August, ST O3s@1 04a September,
81 O53@,1 064 October, 81 06s(11 Oh No
venber, 81 02I@1 034 the year; spring,
81 02; winter, 81 094.
Corn quiet; opened shade higher, de-
cIiued 395c, closed 4(93c under the closing
yes 'erd.y; sales ranged a, sos Bc August,
49S@564c September, 49l(a5Oc Oetober,
475@4SG November, 45s&y45&c the year,
46A9464c May.
Oais-cash steady, optiors easier; ssles
ranged at 26BGa262c August. 25BE264c
September, 26t@265 October, 254 QG26 s--a.1i-A
year, 29I@295c Nay. ~
Pork fairly active, unsettled and weak !;
opened weak, followed by gradual decline
Of 40(945c on whole range, closing ste ady at
the decline; sales ranged at S12 50@i2 so
cash, ST. 30G1Z so August, S12 3il(912 so
September, Sl2 474(9l2 923 Oetober, SlI 95
@I2 072 the year, So 37CaI2 60 January.
Lard quiet, 20(9225c lower; sales ranged
at S.174gSfo cash md August, S.17 4G9S.35c
Sep,em aer, Sl@S 40c October, S.i5(9S 22ic
November, 79]@sB; the year, S.159827!c
January.
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In Lexington county, s. C., gangs of men
with blsckened faces have whipped some Of
the farmer, burned down their premises
and fences, and turned their cattle into their
crops. The was done because the sufferers
had complied with the fence Law, leaving
their felde open and fencing in their stock.
The governor is acting vigorously TO arrest
the coNardly criminals.
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Trying 10 C0nyicf Her Father and
Brother.

BRooKHkvEN, Miss, August 1.-THE
body of John Freeman was found murdered
near Union Caurch, Jsffsrson county. Dan
Sullivan and sor, farmers, are on trial for
the murder. freeman was engaged 10 marry
Sullivsn's daughter. She is doing all she
can to couvicI her father and brother. A
Iyuchino ia threatened
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The Aw.triaa, German and Turkish gov
ernments are engaged in negotiations for the
com plete al nsxstion of Bosnia and Herzs-
goviDa by Austria. It is not stated what
the others will tske.
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SUNpERLANp. August ll.-The Star Music

SUNDERLAND, August II.-Ihe Star NueIc
Hall, at mis- place, caught fire tonight
while a performance was in progress, and
was entirely destroyed. The sudience,
numbering about 1900 persons, were
warned iu time and escaped without
panic being created. They, however,
were only four minutes in making their exit.
No ooe WAS hurt. Hslf an hour after the
outbreak OF the fire the roof OF the building
iell in. This FIRE, following so closely the re-
Cent terrible pacic at Victoria Hall, when
nearly 200 children were sufocated, caused
great excitement in town.
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BELGIUM.

OA-NO1N I3Ih-NAIND aOVIUIIIEDs
ToURNAY, August 1.-The trial of Canon
Bernard, Oh the charge of abs,racting galu-
able papers and securities from the epieco-
pal palace al Tournay, was concluded this
morning. The canon was found not guilty.
The Court, referring TO Canon Bsrna-d's acts
while in America, declared tnat il was in
competent to deal with ofers.s committed
in that country,
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wire Cutting ut Jersey city.

JERSEY CITY. August ll.-The wires OF
the Western Uoion Company were cut in two
places ais morning At the foot Of Spaul ave-
nue, where twenty-five wires are united to
form the cable under the Hackensack river.
Ali the wires severed were also cut on New
ark avenue, at the loot of the hill. The New
Jersey and New York Telephone Companv's
wires were cut Oh tie corner OF Brunswick
aud First streets, completely shutting of
communication with Newark, Orange and
other points on the trunN line, as it is called
A force of linemen are at work repairing
the lines.
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Shot by a Policeman.

CHATTANOOGA, August 11.-Jonas Cheek,
keeper Of sheoting-gallery, was instantly
killed by Policeman James Bailey. Cheek
attacked the officer while the latter was trv-
ing to prevent TWO men from fighting, and
inflicted serious wounds before he was shot.