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THE DEATH PENALTY.
A Female Prisoner Hanged I'm Gcor-
Gin.
lDy telegraph TO the DIspatch.I

4
| CALHOUN, GA, October 19.-Yiargaret
Harris (colored), tue murderer OF little
| Leila Lewis, was hanged this morning i'm
the presence OF n crowd estimated at 1000.
| The prisoner did not rest well last night,
not sleeping any and praying all night. At
1895 A. NJ. she was taken from the jail
under an armed escort and carried 10 the
gallows, which was erected three quarters
OF mile 10 the north Of the courthouse.
After the singing OF "Jesus. Lover Of Ny
SOUL" and prayer by Rev. w. ID. johnson
(colored). and the singing Of "Sweet Bye
and Bye she made the following state
ment:
Gentlemen, Ladies. Friends, and ALL
hope the congregation VIII be quiet while
] make this last statement Of facts in this
case. am going to tell the truth; before
God. the holy truth. | hope you will all
take warning from my fate and none Of
you ever stand on the gallows as do this
morning. am innocent OF the charge.
! did not poison Leila Lewis, and
I hope to meet her in Heaven.
Ny kin people brought me to this.
| want them 20 pray TO meet me in Heaven,
rs there is no parting there. | have heard
that they said hanging was too good for
me; that | ought to be burned. | hope
they will repent, like me. and meet me in
Heaven. for there is no forgiveness here.
Every tub must stand on its own bottom
here; but UP there ! will get justice. am
innocent, and my people are to blame be-
cause | stand where | do to-day. | hope
you will all raise your children so as to
meet in Heaven and never stand OH the
gallows. Farewell all, | am going 10 die
farewell all. Goodbye. | must die.
hope this poor man will be released, as he
Is lnnocent before God, he is innocent.
Her sister was on the scaflold, aud, turn
ing 10 her, she told her to be warned by
her fate. 81 want to be buried by the side
OF my MOTHER" she said, but they will
not allow it. They don't care what be-
comes Of my body. Goodbye: goodbye.
sister, goodbye"
All her statements were made in clear,
ringing voice, though at times she became
ircOherent and repeated sentences over and
over again.
At 1901 p. ". the trap was sprung ard
she was dangling in tho air. In eight
minutes her pulse ceased TO beat. and in
twenty minutes she was declared dead.
The fall was six feet. Her neck was broken
and she died without struggle. The
body was turned over to her sister for in
terment. The crowd was very orderly
and quiet, no drinking being allowed.
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A Lively skrimmagc In "a Church.
fBy telegraph to the DlspatchI

IBy telegraph 20 Tic DIspatchI
NEWARK, October l9.-During an oyster
supper in the Methodist church at Bayville,
l.. L.. last night, John Smith and gang Of
rouchs entered the place, and Smith struck
Captain Sackett, his brother-in law. A
fight ensued. during which Sackett knock
ed Smith senseess with saw-buck. The
pastor, Mr.. Taft, was knocked down. ladies
tainted, and nearly all the furniture OF the
church was broken. There were three
hundred people In the building, and many
were injured in attempting to escape by
the single exit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-20
I" Oklahoma " Payne Indicted.

BY TELEGRAPH TO The Dispatch
LEAvBNwORTH, KANSAS, October 10
The Federal grand jury yesterday found 4
true bill against d. /. Payne, better known
rs - Oklahoma Payne. for cOnspiring TO
violate the laws OF the United states.
Payne says he desires speedy trial. and
declares that there IS no case against him,
rs everything in the way Of preparation
for entering the Indian Territory and for
marching TO oklahoma has been heralded
IN many ways. and that he has invariably
notified the United states Attorney, and
has asked him to interfere ii he proposed
to when they reached the State line. and
not TO wait until arriving at oklahoma.
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HnRsE.RAILROAD MEN.

Having occasion TO use a medicine for general
debility in my family. was recommended by a
friend to use Hunts Remedy, as that was being
used with great success AL over the country We
have used one bottle with marked benefit and find
1t iust represented and a medicine Of great
value, and cheerfully add my testimony In praise
Of Hunts Remedy. GEORGE W. SCoToN.
Waterman South Boston Car-Stables.
SOUTH BOsTON, MASS, May II, 1853.
DC 1S-IhlMl. SIXTH
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Relief for Earthquake Sufferers.

ATHENS, October 49, The Grecian
Government has sent two men-of-war to
the scene OF the recent earthquake in the
Grccian Archipelago with supplies for the
sufferers. II is reported that 100 bodies
have been recovered in the Villages near
Chesme, in Anatolia, which were ruined
by the earthquake. The earth opened near
Atlatasa and swallowed the houses and
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# #n% go % y a 4 I
x r 90 Y A A LII
{ :' 6. 3 + + ! + + f !. F.
GGG LII IUI ZEE

Warranted the Strongest. Toughest and Most flas-
tic tilue on Earth ROYAL FANGLY GLUE Mends
Everything SOLID As ROCK lizard As ADA
MANT!-FIRM As GRANiTE!u New Scientific
Discovery -ReyolutiOni2es thu Liquid Glue Busi-
ness OF the WorldU ROYAL GLUE is ABSOLUTELY
UabreGkdbIe AMI InSepNrtbie! \ SAM~ONlAN
GIANT among other Clues and Comcntsl MIL
LIONS OF People are sing Royal Glue and NIL
LIONS MORE Nust Have IT.. No IIeating--No
Glue. CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth, CrDckery ORNAMENTS OF
Every Kind. Metals, Patches ON Leather and Rub
her Shoes. Book Backs. Bnc-a-Brac. and Every
thing Else with lnscparable Tenacity. MANU-
FACTURERS Of Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages aud Pianos. Paper. Card
Board. on ClOth and Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for sizing, ~titcning and Glucing Purposes,
supplied by fine Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. ROYAL Glue Tabs for Itself. The
News Of It's NiyCliOuS and Extraordinary I'm
breakahle OWitics. It's Great ~Woof!ncss. FleNi-
bilityanh Strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one customer 10 AnOthcr.i LIVE SALES
MIN lob Thousands Of bottles Of ROYAL Glue 70
Druggists. GrOccrs. ere. SMALL BONS sell HIM
drodS Of BOffieS 10 Business Offices ana Families
25 CENTS per Bottle with Brush and Tin Cover /.
by MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 cenisextla. Manufacture
by j. |. O'MEARA & Co.
1347 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington. ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wante i'm every City and Com-
ty throughout the United states. Canada, Europe
Stationers. HARDWARE and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Public supplied by BURR
& BRlpG -. 1893 Franklin street. PURCELL.
EADD & co. POWERS. TAYLOR & CO., BOD
EKER BROTHERS, OWENS & MINOR, Rich
mOnd. Va. fe2--lv
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Donald, Scales second, and Mr. II. Loril-
lard's three-year old chestnut filly Touch
Me-Not third. There were no other start
ers. The betting at the start was D TO 2
against Donald, Z to 4 on Scales, and o to
against Touch-Me-Not. The latter made
the running to The distance where Donald
drew out and won easily by two lengths.
FrightfuI CoIliery Explosion.
LONDON, October 19.-An explosion oc-
CURED at midnight in the Wbarnclifle-Carl-
Ton colliery, near Barnsley, Yorkshire.
There were twenty-three men in the pit ut
the time OF the accident, and it is believed
that all Of them persisted. Three bodies OF
the victims have thus far been recovered.
Later particulars OF the accident say that
when the explosion occurred five men
rushed TO the bottom OF the shaft OF the
pit and were drawn mp alive, though they
were injured by the explosion. The men
remaining in the pit, numbering twenty,
were lost. \ force OF men is now ex-
ploring the mine in search OF the bodies OF
the victims, but 20 others have rs yet been
recovered. The falling in OF the roof OF
the pit delays the work OF the searchers.
and il Will be impossible to recover the
other bodies Immediately. 1t is supposed
that the explosion was caused by a blast
shot.
Br.gnnd Murdercrs Sentenced 10
Death.
PALERMO. October 19.-Twelve brigands
who were implicated in fourteen murders
committed during the last six years in the
Amorosi district, province OF Beneycnto,
have been sentenced TO death, and eleven
others who were convicted OF completely
in the same crimes have been condemned
to hard labor in prison.
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Scrious Strike Riots i'm Africa.

CAPE Town, October ia strike has
occurred among the miners ut himberler,
and has assumed a serious character. The
men have made a rioious demonstration,
and much damage has been done to pro-
perry. \ force OF special constables,
which was called ont to suppress the dis
order, fred at the rioters, and shot two
natives
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS j. +. WREAKS' BOARDING
NJ AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CHE DREN, 81 east seventy. seventh street,
New York. reopens SEPTEMBER 27TH. Course
Of obstruction thorough and complete. Special
attention paid % mathematics aud languages.
sysieml re0pens OCTOBER I'D. SC A-eod.Qc3l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-20

It's Successful Application 20 the Little son
Of MarshallJ. Smith, Jr.-fie had Received
Eleven wcupds from n Rnbid Dos, and the
stcne Extracted the virus-iiistory OF >uch
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
One Thousand victims Of fart:lquaIl

by cable 10 the Dlspatch.I
LONDON. October l9.-The British cOnsu
at Chios reports That 1000 persons on IN,
mainland were killed and wounded by The
recent earthquake, and that assistance il
urgently required.
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DRESS. AND CLOAK.MAKiNG.

MISS II. BRIGGS WISHES HER
vi FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
thar she has returned from New York prepared 10
do FALL aud WINTER WORK In the LATEST
STYLES az No. POS north fifth street, next 10
Fourqurean, Price, Temple 4 Co.'S, Richmond. Va.
&C l6-lw
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MARINE ENTElLIs.ENCz.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ocr. 10. 1853.
SAILED.

steamer Wyanoke. Buphers. New York, mer-
caau Use and passengers, e.. W. Allen & Go.
steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc. j. ". McCarrick, agent.
sttaineg ARIEL, ntitor'i, norfolk, Inifsd states
mail, nercnanaise. AID passengers. l.. Il. Ts,an.
suucrinfsndent
The schooner l.. VI. Quillcn. lnsley, from Phiia-
Gelphia. with coal. T. cOnssL ed o. &. H. Page, aud
not 10 master, Is before reported.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. Octotcr ID. 1857
SALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-l00 shares Petersburg
Savings and rnsvrsnce Company stock at %: go
DO. at 22k; 1000 North C1roiins Ga (B. CT at
IcGk; 1000 Richmond and DanyIllc consols,
1895 NJ IOok
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Edward HOvcy Hanged for Numbering
His Sistsr-in-Law.

NEW YORK, October 19.-Edward Hoyey,
the murderer OF his sister-in-law. was
hanged this morning. Hoyey passed the
night quietly. sleeping part OF the time.
He had frequent commuuings with his
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Guilbert. Stimulants
were administered to him at long intervals,
and shortly before he was led to execution
4 hypOdermic injection OF morphine was
given him. lie expressed himself rs resign
ed 10 his fate, and said that he would meet
his death like man. He SAID he had Tor
given all those who had injured him. aud
hoped that those whom he had injured
would do the same. Iloyey expressed sin
cere contrition for bis crime. Services
were conducted and the sacrament admin
i-tercd 10 him in his cell this morning.
Shortly before s o'clock, accompanied by
his pastor rand some deputy sheriff.. he took
UP his march to the scaiIold. There a sholt
pray er was read and the moose adjusted. At
,:jG O'Clock the rope was cut. and Hoyey
swung in the air. His legs and arms worked
cOnyuIsiyely for few minutes, bis chest
heaved for half minute. and all was over.
In fourteen minutes he was pronounced
dead, the heart having ceased its action.
The physicians said that biz neck was dis
located, and that he died painless death.
His body was taken to an undertaker's.
from which the body will be privately bu-
ried in Woodlawn cemetery tomorrow.
The impression prevailed among the spec
tatOrs OF the execution that IIOvey was in
toXicated at the time Of the hanging, but
this was denied by the sheriff and IIoycy's
epiritual adviser
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SALES REPORTED TO sFceETAtY.
Flour.

Flonr We quote tlne. s3Ws3.50. uperane,
$50 r3.75; extra i.75@t4.9O, family, ~ ~
1913. Patent family, s6Lis6 %.
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Execution Of "a Fiond.

ATLANTA, GA, October l0.-TaylOr Bry-
ant (colored) was hanged to-day at Monroe
for an assault upon a white woman and IN
attempted assault upon another in Walton
county six weeks ago. lie was caught the
same night and would have been lynched,
but the court was sitting and he was tried
at once, convicted, and sentenced the next
day. and brought here for safety. lie wsS
taken TO Monroe yesterday. To-day 5000
persons. mostly negroes, saw him die. On
the gallOws he said his body might die, but
he would 90 TO Heaven; that he was not
guilty, but was ready to 20 and knew it
was for the be-t. rs Jesus had whispered
50 TO his tlmid soul. lIefell two and half
feet and writhed for ten minutes. IL was
twenty-onc minutes before life was extinct.
His wife refused 10 receive hiS body, be-
lieying HIM guilty, and he was buried by
the coroner,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 10. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-W 4 10 bushels. Red. 3,5i0 BUSH
els.
CORN.-Whltc. 1872 bushels. Mixed. $50 bush-
els
OATS.-744 bushels.
BNE.-20f bushels
MEAL.-l00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sFCgETAt
WHEAT.-Whlte, 400 hushel- common 10 very
good NJ II 10 Sl.l4. Red, .2jS bushels common
to prime LOngberry AZ sl.OS To Sl16. l2O6
bushels mixed At fl.US u Sl.I2: 576 bushels
common Ia very good Shorbcrry at s5c. IL
sllp.
cORN.-White. 29S bushc. very good 10 prime
AT 81 To 65c. Mixei, 80 bushels prime at 64c.
OATs.-ilO bushe. very good winter at f6c. I;
1874 bushels very good winter on private terms.
kIE.-26 bushels very good at Csc.
MEAL.-JO bushels on private terms
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, OCT. 10, 1883.
lBy Telegraph.

steamer lursy, schemerhOrn, norfolk, m.r-
chandisc and passengers, .hesapeakc snd ohio
Railway Company land sailed on rcturnl.
steamer Accomac. Deis, merchandise ana pas
sengers. smithield, Chesapeake aud ohio Railway
Company land sailea on rcturnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise aud passengers, Chesapeake aud ONO
Railway COMPANY land sailed ON returnl.
steamer Pamlico, Brakeman. smlthneld, mere
chandise and passenger, Chesapeake ana ONO
/ Railway Company land sailed on returni.
steamer BenOna (Bri,ishl, Campbell. fobasco
| put IA for coal.
SAiLEp.
Steamer North Cambria tiritishl, Evans, Hayra
having coalei.
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The New Outbreak of Cholera i'm Egypt

ALEXANDRIA. October 10.-Ihe village
In the outskirts Of this city, in which it
was announced Yesterday cholera has
broken out, has heretofore ESCAPED the in-
lection. 1t /, believed that the disease
there now was caused 10y the nfitration
into the canal running through the village
OF water from the adjacent cemeteries into
which cholera victims have been Inferred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-20
CAnprrs. nrGS. CURTAINS. &c.

CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.-I am
" now receiving nv fail stock OF CARPETS
OF al grades: DRCGGErrS, RUGS, MATS. &c. /:
OGL-CLOTHs aud LINOLEUM 81 all grades aud
widths: LACE aud DAMASK CURTAINS. COR
NICE and POLES. SHADES, HOLLANDS. sc.
PAPER-HANGING Of the --latest style. Al or
dcrs promptly attended %. \. JENNINGS,
No. 1871 Main street Richmond, Va.
Oc i-2m
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FURNITURE.


rNO SEE THE LARGEST ANDM
l. BEST STOCK OF u
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, Ki
aud
FEATHERS,
with steam elevators TO all parts OF the house,
20 10
GEORGE L. STACY.
&C 9-lm 1905 aud 1907 Main street.
CALL AT No. GOVERNOR
" STREET and sec NEW and ELEGANT ~.
STYLES OF ~
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARIOR FURNITURE,
DiN1NG-ROOM FURNITURE.
PRICES LOW.
Sc 26-lm SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
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Br.snnd Murdercrs Sentenced TO
Death
MALARIA, INDIGESTION, DYSPEP-
vi STA, HEARTBURN,A AND GENERAL ILL.,
HEALTH relieved by

BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
SPARTA. TENN.-Dr. W. b. Cummings SAYS: "
am strongly convinced of the efficacy Of Browns
Iron Bitters, and recommend them
Huntsville, IND.-Rev. !. :. Cain says:
used Browns Iron Bit'cr, for nervous pg0siratlOn,
and found Il entirely satisfactory"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-20
Races In England.

LONDON, October l9.-At the Sandown
Park Club autumn meeting to-day the
Cor.nthian handicap race was won by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-20

LoYpoY. October l9.-When the tunnel
under the river Severn was flooded yeSter-
day there were hundred men inside OF it,
They barely escaped being drowned. Two
OF them fell from ladder, on which they
were endeayonng TO reach tue surface, ana
were killed.
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NILWAUhFE.

Ngw YORK, october l9.-Cotton - Net re-
ceipt. 100 bales. gross recrlpts- 4,i77 bales.
fuiurcs co.cd quiet ana steady; sales. 100000
bales: october. SlO.47mSlO.49; NOyemner,
Sl0.4S0S lo.4v: ifceInncr, rlV.5sMs lu.5O,
January, flu.73asl0.7f; February, 40 s9eS
5000; March, sll.O3Nsl l.Oi: April Sll.l3;
May. Sli 26MflI27. june sll.37Msll.3s;
JlnN. HlIATAfll.lS. Anxust. ElI.05.
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CHICAGO, October l9.-FlOur unchanged. Reg
ular wheat active aud lower at S0,c. october. No.
Chicago spring, eS..GDoc. Corn actiye and
lower: 46Mi6i.c. cash and October. Oats In ac-
dive demand ana weak: 2I.c. cash and october.
Pork shade easter: , lu.fOn- 1850 cash: 5000
october. Lard irregular and fairly active. ~ 90
@S7.Guis cash and october. BulS-mcais In fair
demand: shoulders. ti.50: short ribs, $3.50;
short clear, 1880. Nhiskey unchanged.
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BATMoRr. October l9.--Virnnis new O-iO's,
33 new IS, 81. BID to-day.
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CfNCISNATT. October l9.-Flour weak: family,
fi.0u HF1. Wheat weaker ut slp3 cash. Corn
weaker 81 lie. Oats lower At }OG3ui.c. cash. Pork
.ttt3N at - Zoo sll.5o. Bdlk meats nominal.
Bac' q unchanged. Whissey firm atsl.l3. sugar
unchanged. Hogs steady: common aud Eight,
$500 si.S0 packing md butchers, fi.iOm rs.
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RALTIN6DPF.

Louisville, October l0.-Flou unchanged.
Wheat duil and unchanged. Com steady: 40. =
"riic J3'4c: No. mixed. j2.c. Oats steady {:
~ Sod western. soc. Provisions unchanged.
Mhskey unchanged.
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IT. Louis. October 49, Flour easier but not
quotably lower. Wheat lower ana considerably
ucmOralized: No. red offered "a 90 .c. ash aud
October. Corn duh aud lower; iJsebI6c. cash,
f0Ec. October. Oats 4 shase easier: 27.c. cash.
Whskey steady ~ ala. Provisions scarce Ynd
firm. Bulk-mcats-Long clear, $500; short rib.
S6.75: short clear, 80 90. Bac0B-Long clear,
$3.50: short RIB. $3.50: short clear, .7759
$751;. Lard dun and nominal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-29
FORT WORTH,
Railroad Hospital to be Erected-Peabody
Medal Awarded to Professor Hogg-Rail.
road Engine Jumped the Track,

Railroad Hospital to be Erected-Peabody y
Medal Awarded to Professor norp-Rail.
road Engine Jumped the Track.
FoRr WORM, May 2s.--[special l-Colo.
mel ]. NJ. Eddy, Of the Gould system, was
here to-day and made a proposition to
Mayor Smith aud other citizens to erect n
$4,000 railroad hospital here If the city
would furnish the ground. Mayor Smith,
Sam Seaton, Captain Terrell and others al
once went to work to get up the money.
Four thousand dollars was raised and the
hospital secured.
The Loving Publishing company to-day
purchased fifty by one hundred feet OF
ground, opposite the III Paso hotel, for $40
per front foot on which they will at once
build three story aud basement pnblsh.
ing house al q cost OF 500
The superintendent of schools. Professor
Hogg, to-day received the elegant Peabody
medal, awarded by the trustees OF the fund
as token OF efficiency In educational
works. The schools are delighted with the
prize; only three were awarded schools in
the state.
Colonel Gresham, of the Gulf, Colorado g.
Santa Fe, is here In close consultation with
prominent citizens and capitalists, II is said,
with view Of extending the road north.
ward. Colonel Gresham will not be inter.
viewed.
Thirty two women OF ill.fame were fined
to-day IN the recorders court.
Representative Chambers has lust return.
ed from Smithfleld, where he addressed
1000 people In favor Of the constitutional
amendments,
Locomotive l22 jumped the track on the
high trussle near the union depot TODAY
and landed In the gully forty feet below.
The engineer and fireman saved their lives
by jumping of, ''
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The Bible Snclafx

SARATOGA, May 2S.-At the ffty-ninth
annual meeting of the Baptist publishing
society to-day, the secretary reported re-
ceipts for the years business and mission
My departments, not including balance OF
the previous year, 1921 ,9l9, al increase Of
S'2'oU2 over any amount ever before ro-
ceived In any one year. The publishing
secretary issued forty five new Publication
during tho year. Number of copies printed.
$4,000; @tO0 copies of the publications
previously issued; Books, tracts, etc.,
printed during the year; S15s, 40, ex.
pended; l23 800 copies of bibles and testa.
ments granted on various fields. The FOL
lowing officers were elected: President. ].
d. Doane, esq, Of New York; vice.pres.
idents, George Brown, Georgia; W. II.
Goodman. Chicago; 4 Morgan, Connect.
icut; Charles II. Barnes, Philadelphia, ana
Potter, "
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zoo
EL PASO.
Killed In Drunken Row-serious Fire.
Seriously Injured.

Killed In n Drunken Row-serious Fire.-
Seriously Injured.
Ell PAso, May 2s.-[speciall--J. Page
formerly an assistant marshall in this CITY.
was killed In q drunken row last hight bv
James Carr, q miner at Shedd's rancho
fifty miles north on the Oregon mo untsin
He was originally from California ana Ind
lived here about two years. '""
A fire, caused by the explosion Of n rail.
road coal oil lamp, occurred here th,s
morning at 1 o'clock, In the Fashion an.
loon Of Conant 4 Hart, the corner store ~
q large two-story brick, containing f,ve ~,
stores. Conant 4 Hart's loss s e AZ.
timated by them at a, 900. In.
snrance on stock and fxtuies. sa m
Streby 4 Russell, furniture deslers' t .nS
fered . loss. OF about u wv, fully insnred
damage 70 bui ding. $500.
Dr. Holman, prominent physiclan. and
wife. Who occupied rooms In Che Secost t
story, were ipjurd By the fismsS~th.
former very. seriouSly. He stsriss
down the stairway, and was met bv ths
flames and sll 70 the raven All