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More Murders in Mexico.

CHICAGO, May 20.-A Chihuahua, Mexico,
special says Sixty Indians, coming from
the United States, passed near Carman on the
18th. At Magnes Pass they killed and be-
headed one man and threw the head away
after carrying it some miles. They killed a
Mexican at San Lorenzo, one at Buena Ven
tura, and two at San Rinazo. Captain Jones,
sent from here with body of men, met this
band, which was commanded by Chief Chata
Another detachment was sent from Casa
Grande. The Indians were making rapidly
for the Sierra Madras
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Milwaukee,s Female Lawyer Released.

MILWAUKEE May 2O,-Kste Kane, the fe-
male lawyer who threw water in Judge Nal
lory's face, in the Criminal Court was to-
day released from the county Jail, where she
has been confined for thirty days for con-
tempt of court. She shook hands with the
sheriff's employees, except Meyers, who was
the one who seized her arm in court at the
time she threw the water. The lady's friends
took her away in a hack, and presented her
with q purse of morey.
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The Nashville Drill.

NASHVILLE, May 2O.-Tho judges of the
competitive drill this week in this city are
Capt, John Tiernon, Third Infantry, at Fit.
Barancas, Fla; Capt. Chas. L. Davis, Tenth
Infantry at Columbus, o.; Lieut. w. A.
Robbie, Third Artillery, Mt. Vernon, Ala;
Columbus, O., and Capt. John T. Thompson,
Second Artillery, Newport KY Capt. Tier
non has arrived and his associates are expect
ed soon. The streets of the city are profuse-
ly decorated with evergreen and flags and
banners in welcome.
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THE LUTHERANS,
A Fine Theological Library Presented to thu
Ministerium.

NoREIsTowN Pa, May 19.-At to-day's
meeting of the Lutheran Ministerium, it was
announced that the family of the late DR.
Krauth has declared its intention to present
the Doctor library to the Theological Semi
nary. This library is estimated to contain
about $4,000 volumes, and is regarded as the
finest and best selected one in the United
States A committee was appointed to
whom the information in relation to the Ii
brary was referred. A resolution was
adopted to signalize this year, the 40Oth an
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niversary of the birth of Martin Luther, by
erecting new seminary buildings in Phila-
delphia.
At the afternoon session Rev. D. Schindel
read the report of the trustees of Muhlenburg
College, which showed the number of stu
dents during the year to have been seventy
nine and in the collegiate department forty
three. The academic receipts and disburse-
ments nearly balanced. An orphans home
meeting was held this evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-21
The Tennessee Gambling Act Valid.

Criminal Court, before whom the case test
ing the constitutionality of the act passed by
the Legislature making gambling a felony,
has been argued by counsel for the past two
days, this morning rendered an opinion sus-
tanning the validity of the act. The case now
goes to the Supreme Court on appeal.
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The sundav.sohonI uninn.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 2O.-The American
Sunday-school Union held its fifty-ninth an
niversary this evening General Hawley
presided and made the opening address
Other principal addresses were by Rev. c.. L.
Goodell, D. D., of st. Louis, and Ex-Governor
A. II. Colquitt, of Atlanta Ca
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IN GENERAL.

Anniversary of Gospel Temperance Work in
New York.
New York May 20.-The fifth anniversary
of c. w. Sawyer's gospel temperance work
in this city was celebrated tonight at Cooper
Institute. Mr.. Moody made an address in
which he enumerated the methods of bring
ing the unevangelized masses under the Cos
pel's influence, and Mr.. Sankey sang some of
his popular HYMNS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-21
LADIES ask for cortioelli Sewing SIX.
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WinsOw's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re-
lieves the little sufferer once; it produces
natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain and the little cherub awakes ''bright as
a button 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums. alays all
pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels. and is
the best known remedy for diarrh0ea, whether
five eeuJs bottle.
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they have borne large stock the suspensions
may as well begin now as two weeks hence.
Their action is regarded as important, as
showing that the manufacturers are deter
mined to force reduction of wages.
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"WHAT might have beeav 1t is sad for the
dying cOnsumptve to reflect on what might
have been If Hales Honey of HOrehound and
Tar had been takeu early enough
Pixies TOothache Drops cure in one minute
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Stricken with Paralysis in the Pulpit.

PITTsBURG, May 20.-Rev. DR.. Hornblower,
professor of homiletics in the Western Theo-
logical Seminary, was stricken with paralysis
this morning while preaching in the Belield
Presbyterian Church, at the East End Slight
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-21
Reduction.

To close ont a line of spring and summer suit
ing we have marked them down to about one
half their value. Suits to order at $IS, 500 and
S2o. Can before choice is gone. C.. o. D., Is
West Washington street. G, FL. Heltkam, man
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-21

CHILDREN are extremely liable, under ordinary
circumstances to contract obnoxious diseases
of the skin at school. Glenn's Sulphur Soap
both cures and protects then from such COM
plants Parents may rely upon its efficacy.
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sTINGING irritation, Inflammation, all kidney
and urinary complaints cured by "Buchu-
Paiba." 81,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-04-27
AIIRABLE DICTU

A young man married tho daugh-
tar Of his boarding houe mistress at
Fort Worth. Texas. without coming
to any undrrstauding ito the pc.
cuuiary nature Of his future relations
with the establishment. At tho end
Of o week after the wedding, the
landlahy presented bill for twice
tho amount which he had previously
paid, intending 10 charge him ior
both himself and his wife. His view
Of tho matter was Who'll y different
he expected TO Lc boarded free. 8
he refused 10 settle. oa returning
from the theatre with lis bride be
found the doors locked and their
wardrobe and other effects piled OF
the sidewalk. 49,.
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ME
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was loaded for bear. Ma came ho.ne
from chur ch 8rs', and when I asked
Lor whero PA was, she said she hoped
ed he had gono ground the block to
air himself, Pa came home to din.
uer, and when he got smell Of the
house he opened all tho doors, and
M, put q comfortable around her
shoulders and told PA he was q dis.
grace to civilization. She tried tn
get Pa to drink some carbolio acid.
Pa finally convinced Ma that II was
not him. md they decided that il
was tho house that smelled 80 as we'll
as the church, and all Sunday after
noon they went visiting. and this
morning Pa went down to the Health
Office and got tho inspector Of nuis-
a. % 10 come up to the house. and
when ho smelled around spell hu
said that there was q dead rat 10 the
main sewer pipe, and they sent for
plumbers. aud Ma went out to a
ncighbor's to borrow some fresh air,
and when the plumbers began to
tear up tho floor OF the basement, ]
came over hero. II they find any oi
that limburger cheese, it will go hard
with mo. The hired girls have both
quit, and Ma eays she is going 10
break MP house keeping and boarl.
That is jutt into my hand, I want to
board at q hotel whore you can have
a bill Of fare, and tooth picks, and
everything. VOL, guess I will 60
over to the house nud stand in the
door, and listen to the mocking bird.
II you see mo coming cut Of tho alley
with my coat tail fall Of boots, ycu
can bet tl..y Lave found the sewer
gas,'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-04-27
THOMPSON TELLS The OLD
STORY.

So ! sided up to Rachel and jim.
ed in conversation with her, aud NO
had lots Of fun after that. She seem-
ed to kind o. like me from tho start.
When the limo come Tor us 10 60 a.
way, I asked il I might com to tee
her Sunday night. Sue SAID l might
provided I'll lsave at ten o'clock.
We'll, l went to soc Ler that nigh,
too. siayin'a little late. cause wo
hadn't raid any thing about the ten
o'clock business. I got to goin purity
oriten, sometimes twice weak. l
was just tho dcsdes. gone fcller you
,er saw. I wonld dream about her
Every time I picked mp q pencil or
peu l found myself unconc;ous'y
writin' her name. All went we'll for
o while, Bu' one day lit le thing
happened TINT mado me loose favor
in Bro sn's sight aud he ordered me
NO, or t, cjme into his .huuse again.
Tho reason oithis was because ! sold
a black cats skin for o Mink's skin
Ho was buyiu' iurs then, AMI gave
me Ave dollars for 1t. tbiukin. oil The
timo the skin was o 6ne miuks. Bu'
when he went to sell II he found on,
different, aud If you cvor saw o mar
rave, he did then. Isivo back hi
Ave dollars, but he swose II he'd
catch mo around his bouso again he't
skin me alive. Well, I didu't want I
get skinned, so l respected his ord
ers and stayed away. Bat yet I low
&C Rachel, aud knowed che lovet
me. I was in q pickle now, sure.
One day I made up my mind 10 q
and sec b,r, anyhcw. 81 I saddls'
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x. C. FEREf,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Hazlchurst, bliss
Once in htel and Williamson.
drug store.
a. ID. DcmUiIIcnS,
Successor to Louis Lcntini.
HAzLEmURsr MI
Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon,
under llazlenurst Hotel.
DR.. Il. G. PENN.
Resident Dentist
Hazlehurst Niles.
Office on Crvsker Street,
JEsE JAMES.
This fino young Horse will commence
his season ON the 25th.. Inst, and
will stand as follows:
At IN, stable. in Haz'ehurst, On
M ondays and Fridays; Gallatin, on
uesdays; Hoods Store, Pine B,utl
Wednesdays, and Thursdays; Par
ter's Mil. Saturday. Terms: Ter
D ollars per senson, cash, with priv
ilege Of seasons until marc proves
with fonl.
Jesse ia four years old, 15S hands
high, weighs 1000 pound, Is we!
formed, and just the horse for thii
country.
Mosrs MARX.
Haz.eturst, Aug. 1s. 1sS2.-2s-tf
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-04-27
THE ENGINEER RATACONUERr.


last uight," said Jim Nelson, one ol
tho oldest locomotive engineers run.
ming into New Orleans. "aud as I had
nothing to 90 I dropped into con'
cort aud heard slick.looking French
man play tho piano II q way that
made ine feel all.over in spots. A.
soon az no sat down on the stool I
knew by ths way he handled himself
tha! he understood the mashint he
was running; he tapped the keys q.
way up one end inst as il they were
guages, and wanted to see il b, had
wa'er enough.
Then b, looked up us il bo wanted
to know how much steam lie wa"
car, ying. and tn, next moment hc
pulled open the throttle aud sailed
ont on the main line, just as il hc was
half ON hour late. You could hear
her thunder over culverts and bridg-
es, and getting fastor until the fsl.
low rocked .b,ut in his scat like o
cradle. Somehow I thought it was
old 49, pulling a passenger train and
getting out OF ;hc way Of q special.
Tho follow worked tho keys on the
midilo division like lightning, uni
then he 4 W around tho north end OF
the line until the drivers went around
like buzz saw, and I got cxcit d.
About this time 1 was fixing to tell
him 10 cut her of little, ho kicked
the dampors under the machine wido
open, pulled the throttle away back
in tue tender, and Jerusalem, jun
persl how he did run. I couldn't
stand it auy longer, and yelled to
him that s!e was pounding on the
lcf, side, aud il ho wasa't careful hc
would drop his ash pan. But he did
not hear. No one heard me. Every.
thirg was flying a.d whizzing. Tel.
egroph poles on tho side OF tue track
looked like rev OF corn stalks, the
trees appeared to bo mud bank. and
all The time Tho exhaust Of the cid mo
chi,e sounded Ike tho hum Of o
bumblebee. tried to yell out, but
my tongue wouldn't move. He went
around curves like bullet, slipped
an eccentric, blew out bis soft plug
went down grades City feet to tie
mile, and not q brake set. Sac went
by the meeting point a. o mile aud Q
hali O minute, aud calling for more
steam. Ny hair stood up like cats
tail, because I knew the gamc was
up. Su,o enough, dead ahead OF Us
was the headlight Of tn, 'specia.' 1n
a daz, l heard tho crash as they
struck, md saw the cars shivered in
atoms, people mashed and mangled
and tleeding and gasping for water.
I heard another crash as tho French
professor struck the docp keys away
down on the lower end OF the sou b.
ern division, and then I came TO my
senses. There he was ata dead sad
still, with the A9or OF the FIRE box OF
the machine open, wiping tho per.
spiration OF Lila face md bowing at
the people before him. If / live 10 be
o thousand years old I'll never for.
get tho iiIc that Frenchman gave
me on q piano.-N. o. Tines Domo-
crat.
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WOMAN.
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-04-27
A DlsAPPOIN NTED WASHER.

There lives in s. Louis q very Gen
aible Old German named Muller, who
keeps store. lie has daughter,
5ut her Fame il not Maud, ths does
not rake the hay on a summer day,
and angle simultaneously for suscep.
tib'c old judges. Her name is Nina.
Not long since the attracted the ut
tention Of one OF those unfortunate
creatures called "mashers," 80 called
because their noses need MASKING
about ton timos a day. He found
out where she lived, aud next day
an unkempt urchin brought Mics
Maud personal role. mail ked strict.
ly CONFIDENTIAL Tae contents ofthe
note wore to tho effect that he loved
hor fer herself alone; also that he
had something very important to
communicate to her, hence she should
meet him at 10 O'Clock sharp at the
corner OF Biddle nnd 10.h streets.
The following Iostscript was added !:
"P. S-That my darling may make
no mistake, remember that l will
wear a light pair ofpants and dark
cnt.away cost. In my right hand ]
will carry a small cane, and in my
left q c'gr. Yours forever.
"ADoLPuus"
40 tho urchin said he was told to
wait for an answer, Miss Muller took
he note to her father, and requested
him to write an answer. The old
man did SO, stating that his daugh.
ter would DO at the appointed place
at the time specified, by proxy. he,
her father, having authority TO rep.
resent her at The proposed caucus.
The postscript read as follows
p. S.-Dot mine scn Of q gun may
mako no mistakes, I will pc dreshed
in mine shirt sleeves. I will wear in
mine right hand Club; in mine left
hand will wear o siI-shooter, As cal.
bro. You will reccgu;zs mo ry do
way bats you on de head, o gooplc
dimes twict NIT dot Club. Wait for
me on dc c.rner,as I have romedings
imbordaut to inform you nit
Your frcnt,
HEINncur MULLER"
For some unexplained reason, Ado
nhpa waa not on hand when he was
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-04-27

up one Of p.p's old gray msrss and
started. When I got TO her house
sho was in tho yar'l, and / callld her
to come oatside, for I wanted to SEQ
het. She was baroivo'ed but she
came anyhow. I put the question
right square at her. Says !, II .chol.
I want to know II you are goin' to
be my wife. or whether you are goin'
10 do as your father says. I want TO
have this thing settled right hers and
DOW" Vel. SIZE hung her h,ad, and
stood there maxim marks iu the dust
With hor toe. pictures OF log cabins
and such. Directly sho slapped her
loot right fat down In the dust. and
I saw her two front tres opon and
shut. open and shut. Then I knowed
I tad her. SIZE wn5 my wife. And,
sir, whether you believe Il or not I
walked forty miles TO get ny license.
IT is is the whole story Of my court
ship md mari. ri.ge.-MaI Aldon In
the Indianapolis Herald.
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ser The CorAu SIGNAL,
and the WEEKLY TlMrs-DENocaAT
for nearly the price Of one. -Soa

We will aend tho Cornu SIGNAL
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-04-27
TUFTS
EXPEcToRAMI

r. cornposed of Herbal and Muoilaginous prod
notss witch pcrmeato tho substance ofthe
Tangs, eIpsctorstes tho acrid matter
thaf Collects in ths bronchial Tubes, and torus .
soothing coating, which relieves the IN.
shs In - OF all Am purities, strengthens
shem when enfcc blcd by disease, ,invisor'
etss the circulation Of the blood, and braces the
neryous system. slight colds often end In
eonsumption. It Il dangerous 10 nsgiecs
them. Apply tho remedy promptly: a
test Of twenty years warrants tho assertion that
uorsmedy has ever been fund that 10 as
prompt In Its effects Us TUFTS ExpEc10RhhI.
Aslnglo dose raises tho phleRm, susdues
Inflammation, and It's use speelily cures the most
obstinate cough. A pleasant cordial, emu.
dren take it readily. For Group tt u
luyclusbls and should be IN every family.
In 25c. and Sl hotties,
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HEINhIcur MuLLEn."

For some unexplained reason, ADO
phus was not on hand when he was
wanted, much TO the grief Of the old
man. who meant all that he wrote
Texas S;f.incs.
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