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Yellow Fever at Vera Cruz.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., July 10.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived by the Surgeon-General of the Ma
rine Hospital Service
VERA CRUZ, MEXICO, July Is.
To Surgeon General Hamilton Washington:
Yellow fever is prevailing with unusual Sc
verify. There were ninety deaths IN May, 26l
in June, IA to date in July. The number of
new cases is diminishing, especially amongst
the shipping, for want Of material. An eXcCp-
uonal feature has beenthe prevalence of the
disease amonst the shipping. usually exempt.
Not counting the steamers of the Alexander
line, seven per cent, of American sailors die of
FEVER 1t commenced In port amongst NOrWC-
Rian vessels These have suffered mCSt. They
are particularly dangerous because most of
them clear for our gulf ports.
[Signedl GUITERAs,
Assistant Surgeon Marine Hospital Service.
AT OUR Doors.
NEW ORLEANS, La. July Is.
To Surgeon General Hamilton, Washington:
The steamship Buteshine arrived at quaran-
tine July II with six cases of yellow fever on
steamship Merchant arrived Mt quarantine
July IS; one death from yellow fever. Both
are from Vera Cruze.
lSignedl JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
Surgeon-General Hamilton says no case
of yellow foyer has vet appeared on shore
it the United States, and he believes the
precautions taken will prevent its ingreas
beyond quarantine limits
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DISPATCHES from Cairo, Egypt, on
the 22d said the cholera was spreading
everywhere. The mortality was increasing
hourly. Fifteen hundred inhabitants of
Bulak had removed up the Nile, and
owners were burning their houses.
The death list on the 2lst inst. was
three hundred and eighty-one in Cairo and
suburbs, thirty-three at Mansurah, seven
teen at Samanoud, twenty-six at Mehalla,
ninety-three at Chirbin, twenty-five at
Chobar, thirty-three at Ghizeh, four at
Damieta, eleven at Zifteh, eight at Men
zaleh, besides thirty-folr in six villages.
The international rifle match at
Wimbledon, Eng, closed on the 21st with
the British well in the lead. 1t was a rainy
day, and the islanders being more at home
in the fog, captured the prize by superior
work at the long range.
THE deaths from yellow fever at Ha-
vana, Cuba, on the DIST were thirty-nine.
Among those stricken with the disease was
General E. o. G. Ord, who was dangerously
i'll.
NEARLY five hundred employees of the
Birmingham (Ala.) Rolling-mills struck the
other day against a reduction of wages.
They also induced strike of puddlers at
the Brinfield Irou-works. ...-
FIVE more corpses of the victims of
the steamer Daphne disaster at Glasgow,
Scotland, were recovered on the DIST,
making the number of bodies so far found
123.
The following was the condition of
the United States Treasury at the close of
business on the 21st: Gold coin and bull
ion, 500, 742, 100; silver dollars and bullion,
$l16,59S,9S1; fractional silver coin, $2S, 1872, :
552, United States notes, S54, 06G, $40; 'certif-
icates outstanding, $399,53O, 173; gold, SCI,
So, 400; silver, 73,311,471; currency, $12,-
735, 600
FIFTY-sEVEN indictments for fraud,
false entries of public lands, etc, were pre-
sented at Santa Fe, N. NJ, on the DIST, as
the result of an investigation which had
been in progress in that State for some
months by Special Agent Eddy, of the In
terror Department.
THE Russian Government has sent
commission to inquire as to the civil
rights of Jews in England, France and
Germany.
The majority report on public char
tiles made to the Legislature of Massachu-
sets pronounces the charges made by Gov
ernor Butler against the management at the
Tewksbury Almshouse groundless and
cruel.
A SERIOUS cholera outbreak was ex-
pected at Bombay, India, on the 23d. In
Egypt the cholera epidemic was said to be
supplemented by leprosy. A physician
with forty assistants was to be sent from
India to Egypt. b
ADvIcEs from Washington, d. c., on
the 2lst said the Surgeon-General of the
Marine Hospital had been informed that
smallpox and yellow-fever had appeared
in Matanzas and Cienfugos, Cuba, and that
cholera existed in Campeachy and Oaxaca,
Mexico.
JUDGE BLoDGETT, of Chicago, H.,
decides that national bank stockholders
are liable for debts of the bank to the
amount of their stock, and that individual
suits to recover on this liability can be
Begun without the Intervention OF a re-
ceiYer.
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FROM AUSTIN


special Telegram ,o tho Examiner
Ar-rIN, jan. 30 The governor to-
duy hardened + nuk BREACHES, son
fenced from Dulln, county Tor three
years for thclt, ou the recommendation
of tin district Judge and attorney and
other cIt 2cus.
Chart red to.du, The Car wheel and
Foundry company, ot Marshal capital,
SluOuOu.
INC treasurer received S'3,2jO 10 day
from the STATE ~ fifty cents land and
S3,UOU to nccuuu, Of the available school
fund Also SG93SO to permanent school
fund and SG,OOuto general revenue. The
receipts for the month OF June ARE
,2jj,23g.
1t has been reported that MADDOX
Bruthcrs ~ Anderson would enter sun
against the state because OF the rclu7W
Of the treasurer to ccivc the iif7t phy'
mrut on school bunds, under advice
from the attorney Rrner J. The report
M entirely erroneous. The gent emr
are ON the defensive, aud It do'ulVrH ul'
tine atlte to bring snit, II any IL to hr
. brought, which must hr done, under me
law, inside Of twelve months. The
Mcs,rs. MnldoN, ns purchaeers, VIII be
allow Il twelve months p uceahl pos
session ur the aud, their title to them
will be- confirmed 10y the operations nl
the Inv. aud the commissioners wall thel
he forced TO issue them patcntH.
Capt G. Il. ScRur, corresponding
clerk IN the land Office hus resigned, g.
ug in the last stages Of consumption
To-day the employees IN the land nh'
cumptlulirr4 Offices made nm up
purse " $3.50 for use during hiH hck
4 upHg
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SPECIAL KILOGRAMS.
-
THE SCHULZ STAR CHhMBE R
TRIAL.
-
A Small Blaze Street Paving Com
phcauOns Fire Department
Notes
rrNAs TOWNS RY TELEGRAPH.


special telegram to tho Examiner.
DALLAS. June JO.-At 3.3O this morning
"A lire broke out in the cracker factory,
corner OF Elm and carter streets, and In
"a irw minutes the building WAS AhlHIc.
While the engines were At work q second
alarm was sounded and ii was acoerthnrd
thnt No. ~ C.rtcr street. a two story
boarding house was ON fire. Efforts To
put both blszrs out wrrc futile. Loss ON
die cracker factory - ,OW insurance.
sljOlU Adjoining building we're dam
aged to considerable extent. The
building IN Carter street Was vWncd 10y
MIR. {. NJ Wheat and valued ut s5,'uO
in, ured Tor $500. II WAS occupied rs u
boarding house hy MIR. Frank, whose loss
ON furniture fixtures etc. was about STU
ODO The iir-t fire l. supposed to have
originated from u furnace under the oven.
The second WAS evidently incrnlnry.
County Clerk llill has ned the follow
Ing marriage licenses during the week.
Chus PMtsg and Lima Platt. W /. Cole
ridge and Sadie Daniel, a. Il. Harrison
and G.. \. Morgan. Frank Phillips and
Florence Coleman, David Smith and ~
lie Spencer. Jacob Ward and Bette Hay
wood. j NJ. Meyers and Clrlnda DOW.
= here was IL meeting OF the mumhcrs
ui the fire department at the city hall last
night Mr. Hanback, addressed the meet
my. urging the necessity Ol pptluonlnE
the council tor an increase ut WAGES and
better apparatus VI iur Il Y. Iumkius
AMI Mr.. l.. f. Bpmy also spoke. \
committee was appointed To st forth the
/ wants OF the department inrosolutlun- to
be acted ON before presentation To Inc
council.
Dallas, as well as Fort Worth is IN 70
muddle over rect pHycmcuts.I The we
"a lao
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TItONI SIOI sTON.



Hot sroN. June 30 The different lodges
ot the knights OF Honor ui this clty rrlc.
hratpd the tenth anniversary OF the Order
by Grand picnic at the tar grounds to-
day.
The finance committee OF the city
council was In session this morning work
iug at the street paving bids referred to
them
The new private hospital viii formally
open ON Monday.
The criminal court has closed Tor the
term. Twelve persons were found guilty
and sentenced to "a total OF 81 year, In the
prnitrnlmry, and one lite sentence. Onc
morse inlet Was found guilty ON chargc'
and his total term of -crvtudc Is l. ytars.
There were four notices OF appeals taken
by the attorneys ot the guilty parties,
The Post tomorrow will make an nm
nounrcmrut Of having passed INTO IL new
management oi prominent merchants.
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visitors we're then escorted to the Car
rolltuu hotel.

visitors we're then escorted to the Car
rulltuu hotel.
THE TRADE DOLLAR REFUSED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-Every bank
in this city has closed down upon the
trade dollar. Both the Pennsylvania
and BENDING railways have issued orders
to all their agents to refuse the com.
CIScrNN,ri, June 80 All the banks
to-day gave notice they would not re-
cclve trade dollars.
GALvrsloV, June 3O.-'rhe customs
collections Oi the port ut CALVES On to-
the year. ended June 30, 1883, were: Du-
ties on imports, 500 SPECS, tonnage
dues. go 1850; hospital tax, Si,OS2 80.
official fees II ,UGu.Sn; fines and penalties,
SlG,1I3; storage. SL2O72j; miscellaneous
/ receipts, s3.G3l2y. Total, Sjij,O3O,1l
ooNE To THE NALL.
NEW NuRN, June 3O.-J. w. Frazier.
dealer in guns, hus ass 9ued, Liabili-
ties, Sl26,mO, nominal nssetts, 2lS0,OOO;
uctuul assets, 100000.
THE ARcHWlsHor BETTER.
CINCISNAIt, June 30 Archbishop
Purcell isbottcr tins morning
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TIE music class Of Waco University
give their annual concert at the opera
house, thursday, June 18th at p' NJ;
The progr mme will be intereslln!, and
tn class hope to be encouraged ny the
presence ot many friend Is. Tickets %
cents, and can now be had AT sanger
Bros, Tucker AZ Willis aud A his music
store,
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BY calling at Carter X Moore's or y
sumnle hottie Of DIR. BosAnku's cough
and lung syrup, which will relieve the
most obstina q cough or cold and show
Won what the regular fifty 80 cent bottle
a, a will do. When troubled with
asthma. bronchitis, dry, hacking coug .
raius In the chest and ali diseases OF the
/ throIt and lungs, try sample bottle OF
| this mediciue.-U6O7lw
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Fires Ann CASUALTIES.
Losses of Life and Property Here and
There.

IsNpoS. June 80 A fire at AK m
Cmpruu yesterday d,sfuycd ~ houses
and the root and tower 81 the town mail
couIpIsG EN@>E7.
UAFIruru, Conn, June 3O.-Ncnr thc
a, pot here collision uncuHtI h,I"''A
two engine. one OF which burst lls boiler.
Three N tour liyc- prn lc ortcd lost
A,llAV swEur.
I>,,s,s cry. June 3I.-Nows iF iu-t
rrrrIypu tIdt nearly the entire business
uurt oi Cottonwood FAILS, hrnsa- was
Ir-truyd hy lire about o'clock FIl.
day m ming. Thirteen merchants ana
hu-Inr-- i.m- were burned out Los
rjtUJU, usIr nee, AtrnSrhrhs are
masking tor speedy resumption OF h"si-
uu.-.
ouLLIIoS lS EsGLANu
H,nruRp, June 3O.-Au express train
on the Consolidated road collllrl with
AN outgoing train ou the New York aud
New England railway, near tlus city
The engines and tenders Of both trains
wcrr thrown of the track, IL 40 the bag
gage car uf the New England and tw'
wheels of the postal car on the CunHoll
dated. The engines of both roads wer'
smashed. Several ladies happened to b
In the smoking car Of the Couso I'd tee
,ruiu. aud halfa dozen were hurt,as wrr
ALSO thr engineer and two or IN er hrnkt
men. Mrz. Geo. u. Parks Of New Gor'
had her Jaw broken. Mr., Martin, q
Turlnyillr, Wis had her rib broker
Others were less seriously hurt
I. Mems low button OH'ori's at Saugt
u Bros shoe ,tOre,--G.3tc
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Professor Cuursmau, Of Galveston,
who is now teaching IA Austin, IL IN
uur city lie has been solicited to take
"a Glass 10 dancing here, and says he can
n sufficient number of pupils be oh'
tanned, visit u, once week, and re-
same call pu Mrs McCuloch FOR ptrtlcu-
Man.. &c 6 80 y
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FROM DENIsON.
Arrested, Charged with Rape-Attsmp
ted Burglary

special Telegram o. t'r EXAMINER.
BENI-YN, June ~ DR. Su,ltun, Who
ma. li,cd near Durut, Indian lIrn'ory,
tsr me time. WA arTc-td and jailed to.
day ON 70 charge Of ripe, urDl,rrci hY one
/. 'rg. whO elaine TINT the -lil'rcr Wa
hi. house keeper, and the crime was com
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-01

Those in need u II good gold or silver
watch, guu, volyer, sewing machine,
clothing, Sc., eau snvr fifty per cent by
buymg them at th Central Lpun Office,
soltl side ot square, Il ne Front, FRI
hourg ~ DomuHu, prupfletors. az"
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PmnArrLrHrA, June 30. Major Ellis
p. Phipps, eN Hupcri trudent Of the
aims house, rocc lily convicted Of Tor
gerry, VnH sentenced thiH afternoon to
five years imprisonment ~ tho county
prison, IN separate and solitary confines
mcnt with had labor. An appeal To
the supreme court will be taken ut Ma
November session.
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TIE Old WORLD.


GmWAlIlu, June Quarantine Tor
three weeks has been ordered against all
ships arriving from Egypt, from otto
man ports in the Red sea.
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Algeria.


ALGERIA. ia 4 30 The = vernon has
issued IN order prohibiting the usual phi
giimagc to Mecca this year ON account I
cholera IN Egypt
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Straw Hats, Straw Hats by the thous-
nud-. which must be sol =, Call early ut
u. ilpber's and and get one OF them.-
OG-lu-tg
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Pure liquor, Tor family USE at l. \
Golisteiu's. Ub2Jtc
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ErngrnnI IIOguetS.

Cur Famous I1ll cigar, only cents.
Beet ~ the city
u,-ul-It tA-iLV-, MOuRt-OS a Co.
Who has the must complete stock of
white goods III the city? Answer:
Ipwlue Bros. U7-ul-tc
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Mems low button Oytords at Sanger
Bros shoe ,tOre,--G Bite
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BALTIMORE. June 3J.--The Continent,
ais, NJ New Orleau., arrived at noon and
were escorted from the depot b! hs
Fifth Maryland regiment to their arm l.,o
~, where reception occurred Inc
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-11

A London dispatch OF the 1st says:
The hall in which the Lord Mayor of
Dublin was to deliver un address on
franchises was seized by Orangemen,
aud upon the arrival Of the Mayor he
was driven to his hotel. While the
procession escorting him was passing
the City Hall. Orangemen fred upon il
and threw states from the windows aud
roofs, wounding number. some fatally.
The procession dispersed nfter the
Lord Mayor had entered the hotel, but
the angry crowd afterward cougregated
around the City Hall and stoned the
windows. The police charged the mob
and cleared the street. There is in
tense anxiety in all circles. The Or
angemen, later, vacated the City Hall,
and then withdrew from the vicinity.
The Mayor of Londonderry issued n
proclamation appealing to the people
to refrain from yiolencs and retalia-
tion.
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NUMBER as.
The R.tlrinE Gensr.,.

General Sherman In his hnAl rSpors
TO the Secretary Of War. places the
army at p, 900 men; the officers num-
6ering Alas. He regards Crooks cam
pAigu o success. and believes that II
the General is allowed TO manage the
Apaehes in his own way. Indian troub-
les In Arizona will soon cease. The
Military Academy ut West Point and
tho schools at Fort Monroe and Lsav.
enwoith. ho holds as tho best military
institutes in the world. Provision Is
recommended for the transfer OF reei.
ments from remote to homo sections
after fair period of service. The set
Element Of the greut West, the General
holds to be the chief cause Of tho
eountry's prosperity, and such settle
ment being duo to the construction Of
the trans.continental railroads, to these
enterprises, more than to the Army, he
nscribes the generally peaceful relations
between the whites and Indians; in fact
the latter are held in the report TO be
substantially eliminated from the prob
lem OF army activity.
On Thursday, the first instant, Gen.
ernl Sherman retired and General Sher-
idan assumed command as General Of
the Army, General Scofeld at the same
time taking command OF the Depart
ment OF the Missouri with headquar-
ters at Chicago.
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According TO the Phoebe Record, q
Mr.. Bassett Of that place has invented
what is styled draft" furnace, one
Of which is nearly completed at Bristol,
whero the prevailing opinion is that IL
will prove n success. II II should, IL
will be OF great benefit to tho mining
industry throughout the country, as
Mr.. Bassett says twenty-tou furnace
can be erected al tho nominal cost Of
$3.50, and Il will require but two men
to run IL period OF twenty -four hours.
The cos. OF reducing ore blythe draft
furnace Ia estimated not to exceed ss
per ton. It is to be hoped Mr. Basseit
will DO successful with his furnace, for
II Ia just what the mining country needs
and especially this vicinity. J. b..
Eddy, Of Bristol. Is nlso interested with
Mt. Bassett in tho furnace:
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Blood P..Soa,nx.

Ludovie Racruillat. Of Virginia City.
few days ng1. with his knife. took q
silver from { s;sring wound on his
little daughters fiuSer aud dropped
the uneiosed knife In lis pocket. the
point Of the blade soon after making
trifiing wound in his thigh, barely
drawing blood. Tho wound becoming
very painful, physician was called tho
next morning, who pronounced the
man beyond human aid. The poison
from tho ehild's finger on the point of
the kuife blade had caused severe
case of blood poisoning, aud the vic
tim died soon after from its effects,
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Disorders arising from the hostility
OF Orangemen ani Nitionalists con,in-
ue at Londonderry, and the breaking
of windows is general. A Nationalist
hns been stabbed. Rows and beating
Of Persons nro frequent on all side1.
Hevolvers and other weapons arc used.
Several hundred factory women on q
strike Paradcd the streets, crying.
God sayo Ireland" They wero ut.
tackled and stoned by mob. which
they fought desperately Tho police
finally dispersed the mob.
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The EIecrioa. To-un,rrov.

There will be elections in ten States
Tomorrow the 9th instant: Connecticut,
Maryland. Massachusetts, siinn. sofia.
Mississippi, Nebraska. New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Governors will be elected in Massachu-
setts, Maryland. Minnesota and New
Jersey. Montana will elect delegates
to a State Constitutional Convention.
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The reason that tho chihuahua Ap
aches did not come on the reservation
after Crooks peace with them is now
attributed to certain clique who prof.
1t by Indian troubles. 1t is affirmed
that they send emissaries TO the hostiles
prevailing on them not to come. On
two occasions the entire band are said
to have crossed the lines. but myster-
ious influence which thrives upon In
dian disturbances prevented their fur
ther approach.
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A conflict between o crowd OF whites
and blacks took place at Danviilc, Vs.,
Saturday. Walter Holland was shot in
tho head and Is supposed to be NOR
tally wounded. Thomas Seward was
shot through the body. Five negroes
we're killed md IL Is supposed that
many were wounded. Tho beginning
Of tho conflic. was tho beating BY one
citizen Of o negro who had abused an.
other negro for not apologizIns for
some apparent rudcness, and who had
spoken rough about a citizen. Some
OF both colotes inteifered.
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Senator Mo Donald, in q recent In
teryiew with q Chicago reporter, said
he was glad that tho Supreme Court
had decided the civil rights unconsli.
tutionNi. He claimed that the decision
was but In accordance With the .princi.
pies maintained by the conrt since the
foundation Of the government, and that
tho civil rights aot was never intended
by tho court 10 arroRato TO itself the
powers OF tho State In the matter Of
police regulation OF tho administration
Of those internal powers Of State gov
eminent that belong to The State er-
elusivoly and do not come within the
domain Of federal Jurisdiction. Mr..
Mcdonald did not think that any
trouble would arise from tho decision.
because IL was in accordance with Law
and would stand.
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The men at the new bridge above
Verdi had big rock that weighed about
two tons, on the derrick tho other day,
and wsro raising IL right above the tres
ilo work, says the Gazette, when
special freight came along. They saw
1t too late to stop. and ran into tho rig
gins. Fortunately the ropes did not
break, although the headlight was
broken and smokestack torn loose. The
engine pushed the nrp, around. and the
rock swung clear. II the ropo had
broken, tho rock would havo crashed
down through the trestle, and the train
would have gone into the river.
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Bishop Gilmour states that the 70.
port that certain nuns had left the oon-
vent at Cleveland Ohio. taking With
them 100000 is totally untrue. He
says II is true that at three dinorelent
times during tho past year tbroo nuns
have. at their own request, been ro-
leased from their VOWS and returned TO
their families. They have Incurred NO
ceusuro. There IL no unkindness be.
tween them aud the Sisterhood In
which they wero. They were simply
dissatisfied with their religious life. and
after full understanding with tho
Bishop they were released from their
VOWS Dad retained TO tho world.
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A special from Fort Bowie, says
Natchez and twelve other bucks, with
siIty.six women and children at Silver
Creek, surrendered to the military sont
there to get them. They claim to come
direct from Casa Grande. and nay they
had no fight With the Me1icsns. Match.
es says they were told by Cuystenoy,
the hesd chief, to come to Silver Greek,
and there wait ten days for him, nine
men and ono woman. They soy Cor
oniLho, with forty others, will be there
in three months.
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J. NJ. Edwards, aged So years, a man
OF family, shot and killed, at Kerrvile.
Tenn. Saturday. S. E. Roberts. a.
young man. The tragedy grew out OF
n scandal in which Edwards had been
charg ed with seducing the siep-sister
Of Roberts, q young lady.
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Miss Sarah Althea Hill, who claims
to be Mrs. Sharon. has brought suit in
tho Supreme Court against Senator
Sharon. for divorce. division Of the
alleged community property and ALI
mony. Miss Hill alleges that she mar
ried Senator Sharon ADJUST 25th. 1880,
and that they lived and cohabi,od to-
gether mp to November, 1881, when he
deserted her.
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The indicted Police Commissioners
OF st. Louis, have brought suit against
tho Grand Jury, each claiming $40, 900
damages for certain reference made to
them in tho report OF that body. Tho
position Of the plaintiffs. ia that tho
GRIND Jury had no righ. to submit 40.
cusAtion otherwise than by indictment,
aud that it exceeded its official fuuc
iions when IL did so.