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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-21
Tnadeouate suppIv of Posfage stau,ns.

NEw YoRK, September 20th.-It is believed that
with the utmost exertioDs OF the Department fully
onethird Of the postoices Of the country Will not
have an adequate supply OF stamps upon the date
when the law providing for the new letter rates
goes into operation The Department officials how.
ever, do not fear any serious distraction Of bus-
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MhsE Cs A. GO3s, II. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHTsICIAN-OFFICE AND
Il Il residence, 7o3 street, near Seventh. Office
hours: to A. NJ; l to P. NJ, and to SpM
je2S-i
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TELEPHONE PLAsING mILL.

EORNER AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
" Sacramento. II. D. YANDERCOOK CO., Pro.
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
OF Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and Moldings.
Planning. Turning and all kinds Of Mill Work done
on short notice. The fitting of Stores and Offices
Speciality iyl2.tf
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Mead's Murderer.

MILWAUKEE, September 20th.-A story comes
from Waupacca, this State, which leads to the be-
lief that the murder Of Parker Mead was not CON.
mitted by Vandercar, now held on suspicion, but
was the work OF the noted outlaw Lon Williams
The murder was committed last December and was
one Of the most mysterious crimes in the recor Of
the State, Meads bank was robbed, its owner
killed, and certain clue obtained as to the mur-
derer The story, in brief. is that a man arrested
for crime at Miles City, NJ T., told the sheriff that
he robbed Wisconsin bank and killed the banker
lie corresponds with the description and photo
graph of Lon Williams who sentenced to the
penitentiary, but on his way made bis escape, and
has not bean seen since
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7. A. sNIpER. ". D. ,
CmAgLEs e. PINKHAM, M. D.,

DaYsICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and X streets. Office Hours
to 1890 A. NJ. . to 1, and 7 7to9P NJ. Residence,
o13 III street, between Ninth and Tenth. m23.4p1y
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs,
lHE Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters Ratings
Gratings, Housework and Blacksmithng in general,
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand Doors for sale. je22-4ptf
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DIR. NIXON.

"As RETURNED TO SACRAMENTO AND
III resumed practice at Northeast Corner Sew
enth and streets. Office hours-S to A. NJ, 12 to
8, 8 to Up. NJ. jy19.tf
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"a woman's Tongue /"

CIScNSArI, September 20th.-General Hlcken.
looper has been very busy this week tracing up the
report that he was prominent in a scandal with a
bank clerks wife, which has led to a $4,000 libel
suit and several arrests The Generals lawyer, with
a stenographer, visited everybody who knew or had
spoken about the matter. By this means the Gen.
eral stated to-day that he had traced the matter
down to the original gcssiper, who is a woman. He
refuses to give her name, but says she is married
A civil sui, for damages viii be brought in few
days: The delay Is because she is unwen, and her
physicians ask little time
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CHICAGO. September 2oth.-Next week Paddy
Ryan the pugilist will leave with Parson Davies
and other professors Of the art not determined
on, for Leadville There the party will ain four
days and give exhibitions, after which they will
proceed to san Francisco
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GUAM WO CHAN a co .

n EALERS IN CHINESE MERCHANDISE,
IL China Butchers and Contractors, will open a
large establishment on August 10Th. All SING,
Agent, No 304 street. au15-1m
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j. HYsfAE, yR. .
JAMES MCGUIRE,

YETATCHNAKER AND JEWELER, sos 30
w J street, between Fifth and Sixth, KIN
always on hand choice variety fine is-% "a
Watches, Diamonds, Jew elrv, ,tc. aus I'm sgssssSA
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. LANE.

DIR. LAME.
DHYSICIAh AND SURGEcN-oFFICE AND
Il Residence, No. S2S street, between Third and
Fourth. Hours-S TO 10 A. NJ {, 8 tor and to SP. NJ.
Office OF City Superintendent OF Public Schools at
same place. se5-.piIs
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SaGramantn B PlaGarYilla Rsilrnsd,

a. n. TOwNE. General Manager
I. ID. GOODMAN .Gen' Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ja4dpd
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DiscOuragIHg Hep OufIook.

BELLEyILLE (ont), September e0th.- Very dis.
coursging reports are received ifom Prince Edward
county and the Brighton hop districts. The crop
will fall considerably short Of last season.
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Deer are coming down from The r,oun.
tains earlier in the season thsn usual. The-
are said to be gathering il the Szossu,ente
brush IN immense numbers.
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sculIing Against TIme-Courtney Beats
the Beat Record.
SECOND DISPATCH !

ELNIRA N. J. September 20th.-Tbe reratta AZ
Shelldrake, Cayuga, in which Courtney was TO have
rowed against the best three mile record TO- ay has
cen indefinitely postponed - -
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The above premiums show the superiority Of my
work in a fair and square fight with the largest
house on the coast l have carried nearly every
thing before me | ask the public to whom should
YOU give your trade. Ny prices are guaranteed as
low as any on the coast. By proper management
mechanical work can be done well and as cheap
a, the poor work by mismanagement Address.
JNBE T. STOLL,
n Roy Cal
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Village Threatened with DestructIon.
The Pug.iIsts.

BAR HARBoR (Mc.) September 20th.-A ERE in
the woods, under the influence of 4 strong wind, is
rapidly approaching the village. The Inhabitants
are fighting the fire.
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TOLD OVER The WIRES.

The Massachusetts PTOhibftIOnisfs-Dis-
astrous Boiler ExpiOsiOn-A Maine VII
lage In DangeT-The New York kepub-
licans ST. Julien aud Jay-Eye-see =
Arrested for Attempting 10 Steal n
Kiss-stems OF Foreign Ncws-Etc.
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The Connecticut Tar and Feathers AT

CHICAGO, September 21th.-Henry W. Mitchell
member OF the Kiralfys Troupe, was in the Pc
lice Court to day on charge of assault and bat
terry preferred by Miss Nellie Abbott of the same
troupe. The cause Of action was that defendant en-.
deavored to snatch kiss from the rosy lips Of
plaintiff in the greenroom. The lady showed IN
dignation and contempt, when Mitchell went to
the extreme, coTnering the lady aud insisting on
carrying out his first intention. The end was his
arrest. an abject apology, peace and the suppres-
aion Of the snit
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NJ. 4. MUGHsOn. n. n..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner OF Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office Hours l to and to 8 p NJ
and on Sundays only, sP. NJ. je25-4p1m
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ROOMS, Rooms: ROOMS

HNHosE VISITING THE FAIR AND DESIRING
L good cool rooms single or in suits Street
cars from the depot pass the door every five min
utes. CLUSIE HOUSE, northeast corner Eighth
and streets je27-u
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

HTANTED-A SMALL coLoRED BOY. IN
w uuire at 1912 street. sl9-3t'
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NEARLY NEW

CHfCKERINo UPRIGHT TPIANo-HAskNs
- ali the modern improvements. ForEffTT1
sale cheap, at Warerooms OF L. X HAMMER, $50 }
treet. Bs-lpf
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
MARTIN kESTLER,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL
IVA kinds of Buggies, Farm, 83<A
Express, Freight, Header and AA$4Sf@Td
Quartz Wagons constantly on
hand and made to order at lowest rates. All work
warranted. Repairing, etc., done at short notice
Nos 1910, 1912 and l0l4 Ninth street, between
and K Sacramento auI-lptf
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RARs0N & sRAnlER.
nR. Iny FnND wan

A RCHITECTs. NO. 1905 SEVENTH STREET,
Abetween and X, Sacramento No. S1s' Pine
street, San Francisco. WILT
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE-
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 91s and 920.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily $3.50 A. NJ
| Office hours-S to A. NJ; to P. NJ and even
| fnua iv1A In,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHa RsoOaD-psrOsI
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FOREIGN NEWS.
France aad the Tonauin Matter.

PARIS, September 2oth.-A meeting OF twenty
members OF the extreme Lett tc-dsy passed TesoIu-
tions insisting upon the neeess Of ing tho
Chambers, in order TO ascertain the policy OF the
Government in connection with the 1onquin 1ues.
ton committee was appointed to wait upon
Prime Minister Ferry and request him 90 csll the
taarob obpr i1ta
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rhe Annexation question.

MELBOURNE, September GOTH The newspapers
generally express dissatisfaction with Lord Derby's
dispatch cOndeInnng the projected an iexation OF
the South Pacific islands TO Australia, and they
assert that owing to this policy on the part OF the
Home Government, il is feared the colonies gill ba
flooded with French eouyicts
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GOT. ALEX. HkILsoN. J. DRISCI
Root, NEIls0N & CO.,

MON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street, be
tween and o. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made to order jy24.4plm
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YENO LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS.-THE
City Hotel, containing 100 Rooms and Bar
room, X street, between Third and Eourth-the sa-
loon furnished The furniture of the hotel will be
sold as q whele by valuation. Apply to P CON-
LAM on the preEnlses au26-H
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
A MASONIC LODGE
Burned In the City Of New York-IIeayy
and Irreparable Losses.

New York, December l.-At half
past eight O'Clock this morning the
roof of the Masonic lodge on Twenty
third street aud sixth avenue was dis
covered on fire, and before the engines
arrived great volumes of smoke jnmp-
ed from the windows of the Knights
pemplnrs asylum in the mansard
story lust below the roof and dome.
Thick volumes of smoke also poured
from the roof. followed by sheets OF
flame darling high in the air. The re-
port that the Masonic temple was on
lire spread rapidly and hundreds Of
the fraternity hurried to the place. "A
large force of police kept the crowd
back from the tirenen. Patrick l.ynch
and Samuel Warren, the foremost ot
the ilrcmen i'm the nansnrd story were
struck to the floor by heavy plastering
from the ceiling, and were overcome
by the heat and smoke, but were
quickly rescued by their comrades, re-
moved To the hospital, restored TO con-
sciOusness and cent home. AS the
building below the manssrd was hre-
proof. the iiremen devoted their ener-
pies TO saving the mansard story. The
entire building was soaked, and much
valuable property destroyed. AMER
two hours OF hard work, the iiames
were subdued In the nansard portion,
but were still raging on the roof. III II
thought the loss will not fall short OF
sIDO 900 as the costly frescoing and
other decorations are destroyed In the
commandery room. The Order OF the
Mystic STONE, largely composed Of Ma
sons, met last night until late hour,
and IL Il supposed cigar or match
dropped on the carpet aud caused the
fire. The commandery room was eN'
tensively fitted up. and in The adJoin-
inD closets were many costly equip
ments and uniforms. The Sir x nights
Austin room, named In honor OF the
deceased grand secretary, was recently
fitted NV AT an expense OF SlO,OD, ana
the beautiful pictures which the order
had been so long accommodating were
very much injured il not ruined.
the total loss on building IL sT5.OOO.
The roof wns Destroyed, but The rest oil
lhc buIiding was damaged wholly by
,va,ar Insurance on the temple
SON. 600 distributed among eight com
panier. the policies being for unusually
laroe amounts. os the risk was thought
10 be one OF the safest la the. city. me
great crowd which gathered was with
diniculty kept back. General Grant
tried 10 get through the line, but was
repulsed by "a police officer. on me
senond attenlpt he was recognized ana
allowed 10 pa,s. The temple was I'VE
wears being constructed. The corner
s,one was laid In 1870 aud II was ded-
icated June Z, 1915. II cost million
and a hnlf, exclusive OF ground value
which was another half million.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
GAINESVILLE.
Another Robbery IN Black Hollow -
Small Pay for Bold Work-A
Pickpockcrs Success.

Special to the Gazette.
Gainesville, December l.--.Our peo-
pie are in some connection occasiOned
by another stage robbery In TINT fa-
nous Black Hollow last evening. The
driver waB alone again, having no
passengers, when the bold highway
man made II suit To meet the mail IN
TINT secluded spot. He got about 81
In money from the driver, his pistol,
and three packages from the Montague
mall sack, their contents not known.
AT this opportune moment for the
robber, Esquire Il. Morris and wife
drove up In wagon, when In u mo-
mcnt the robbers pistol covered them
and the Squire contributed the sum of
$50 10 the cXchequer of the bold, bad
man. This was going on Mt the mo
mcnt when the preliminary cNanlna-
ton of John Bellnb, for n
similar oiiense ut the same spot. WINS
going on before United States CONF
missioner Ricketts, In Sherman. Az
present raics, we think several COM
missioncrs Will have 10 be- appointed
40 that they can be grinding ON Blnek
Hollow robbers at the same time, The
present rate being too slow; the gods
ore men OF leisure, while energy II pe-
quired.
Another robbery was perpetrated
last night at Kilgore's wagon-yard.
While this gentleman II a very clever
man, there IN no night witch aud
three robberles have taken place with
In Ms many weeks. The present sni-
fercr IL Israel Barnes, living about mid
way between sherman and Whites
boro, iil Grayson county. HIS pocket
wns cut and pocketbook taken, con-
tanning lie sum of so. our city has
good number of idle persons Just
now, professional loafers aud spies,
and there cnn be no mistake ns 70 their
occupation. While business IL 80 good
and so much money being handled
gives these characters fine oppor.
tunity for spotling nntiiinking and
careless business men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

New Orleans, La, Nov. l7,-Sedonia
p. Wagner, widow OF Peter *. Wag-
ner. and sister of General John IL.
Lewis. died last night at the age of 50
wears. She was a remarkable woman
and had II remarkable career. y ma
tive of Louisiana while it was u Span
ish province, she was n spectator OF
many interesting events. Her father
was magistrate of the colony, ana
she knew all the prominent men ol
Orleans for the first half OF the cen
tury. She met Wilkinson and Burr
nj her fathers table, was one OF the
maidens that strewed camelias aud
jasmines in Jackson's pathway through
The Place d'Armes to the Cathedral ON
his victorious return from Chnlmette'
She danced with Lafayette when ne
came here in 1925, and was for years IL
queen of New Orleans society. 0ne
married Peter X. Wagner, who editcd
The Delta and was the earnest iliend
of jackson, and held while Jackson
was president the naval Office OF the
port. He was for years the chleiialn
of the Louisiana Democracy, ana dien
inst after the war. Her brother was
MAYOR OF New Orleans n quarter oi
century ago, and afterward MAJOR
penernl of the COnfederacy. she was
9ne of the pensioners of tie waroi lol-,
her husband having been participant
ana wounded in action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
HILISBORO.
focal and Social Events Of the Day
business Briefs.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Hllsboro. Deaember 1.-The new
opeya house u now seated with the
new opera chairs, and WAS formally
opened Tonight. with the Eunice
Goodrich company Occupying the
stage.
MIR. Ransom, recently OF the firm OF
Thompson 4 Ransom, Is the happy
father OF handsome baby girl. The
little one has come 10 stay.
They say prominent cotton man
who Il now OF on trip, VIII bringa
better half, or In other words blush
ing bride, on his return. His friends
extend their coDgratulatlon IN aniici-
patton Of this niomeDtons event.
Cotton receipts light; only thirty
balss. Prices "a usual.
Warren's dry goods store WAS bu,g-
laiized last night. The loss. WIS lAfiit
aud could no, be nscefiained csn<tly.
The thieves effected AN entrance by
prlzInn open the back door.
sOrnu OF the business men who were
burned out have Phmnix-.ise risen
frnn the ashes and gone to work
again. Lon Tozels has. opened bis
barber shop Ia the cd gallery, next
door 70 Mills hotel. John Ring has
also opened up his shoe shop across
the street from Mis- hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

urged Mr.. Chase to come North, shy
ing that goods were very cheap but
there was IN uneasy feeling, and they
would rather not take the responsible.
lily of action. The writer however,
did come 10 see things himself, and
reached st. Louis In the height of the
panic, where by purchases here and
telegraph orders TO his agents In New
York hc has secured enough cheap
goods nt about dNty cents on the dol
lar TO run tho Chnse Trading Co, until
spring, all OF which will be good news
10 the people Of Fort Worth. The
panic reached i,s height upon Tues.
day and "Wednesday of this week. The
Intervention of Thursday has restored
confidence. IL being Thanksgiving
day, business was usually suspended,
and everybody had time to compose
themselves and think quietly. Friday
there was better feeling and upon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

The merchants aud the clerks longed
for the time when things would get n
little quiet, aud they could have a
chance to talk to their wives and see
their children once more while awake.
Many good wife said to her husband
that she did not see any use in living
in this way. Ifmoney was to be made
only by such sacrifices. for her part she
would rather have less of II. This act
i've trade stimulated the manufacture
ers of all kinds of goods TO work day
and night, for goods were really scarce,
aud they all said TO their partners;
Profits are good; let us make hay
while the sun shines.n Country denl-
ers all finally came to the market and
bought their supplies and went home,
and then set in very duh trade,
which was welcome, ms the merchants
and clerks wanted time to rest and I'LL
up their stocks. They all rested and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
A CHICAGO FIRE.
Burning of the Farwcll Block The | sap
of1'wo Terror Stricken Young
Women.

Chicago, December l.--At half past
Ave this afternoon fire was discover
IN the Fnrwcil block, the largest hU,i-
ncns building Ia the city, bounded ~
Adams, Market aud Monroe streets
and the river. Tho great struc lrc.
however, was broken by heavy are
walls RUNNING through IL, bul fof
which the entire structure would lihV
been consumed by the flames. The
fire was confined 10 numbers lBs aud
tI0, Market street, the lower floor OF
which were occupied 10y MeiZelcrlifpe,
notion dealers, and the four rrptr
noors by BealA n Euch
or, furfiers. The latter
firm employs nearly two hundren ,riils.
all but about soyenty-1ve of whom had
gone home when the fire was discoy-
cred. Those remaining In the build
ing became aware OF the approach Of
the fumes by the smoke seeking IT.
way from the lower floors, where the
fire originated. a panic ensued nrl1g&
the youDg women, and their terIor
was Increased by discovering shr
main doorway leading to the y -
floors was locked and barred. Y1ey
made their way back to the nth flUr
and number went along
the windows TO point beyond
one OF the protecting fire walls iDtu 30
adjoining store. Two young women,
Kitty HilRert and Frances Fairweaih-
or, made their way To the fro escape,
but through terror at viewiDp The
flames bursting from tho buildiugs
Immediately below dropped, 10 the
stone sidewalk and both were Inst s4iily
killed. Great confusion faigntd in
and about the buildings up 90 y
o'clock, when n statement WAS made
by those Interested that all the rcmnin-
ing employees had escaped icopl Jle
structure, but m the upper floors syFa
oiled with dense volumes ot
smoke, and ns the firomen lad been
unable to search, fears were tntertaln-
thtt further loss Of life had occurred.
Meizelcr Bros. carried n,haayy stock,
but the loss and insurance are not
known ut this hour. Beck q Buchcr
had $50 600 In stock and carried Sl6, 900
insurance. Wnrls. Macbipnsth 4 Co,
clothing, and Taylor Bros. wholesale
hats and caps, occupied one OF The
other stores, carried s2p0,oD0 In stock,
which was badly damaged by water,
but fully covered by insurance.
ASoTDIs1s fiiitl
Chicago, December Lat $3.50 to-
night tho Journal bnilding on Dear
born siroet IL reported on fire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
WACO.
The New Census Increase of Popula-
lion and Gu y Council Meeting
Other Items Of Interest.

special To the GaIotte.
Waco. December 1.-The census fig
ures, full aud revised, show n total
population OF ,32l. OF this number,
nearly tw0-thlrus ARE whites. The
United States census, taken In June,
1880, gave Waco u population of 200.
The Increase, In three years, Is 1000
souls Taxable values, In the same
period have grown from $500 COO 10
81 100000,
+ Alderman S. A. Hogan OF this city,
who owns fam IN Bosque county,
twenty-six miles distant from Waco
has had his fencing cut for me third
time. Repairs have cost him, up to
this time, S52l. He didn't fence in
water or public road, either.
There Il some talk of IA narrow
gauge road from Waco northwest
wnrdly. crossing the O., &. * :. if.
railroad ut Clifton, In Busquc county.
The people about and beyond Chiffon
are reported IA willing TO subscribe
literally 10 the enterprise.
MIR. j. d. Shaw, the ex-mItlisief ana
free thought lecturer of this city. left
here this evening for Fort Worth,
where he has nm engagement to de-
liver two lectures tomorrow, The
mousse bl WbErnllp btliB 'i'ihNh ~ hi-
congregation h nearly completed, ana
W III be handsome ediiice.
The report OF the principal of city
public schools for the week Guiding To-
day shows an average attendance Of
7gi pupils.
Sheriff Harris has not yet recap
tnred the two crooks who lcaprd out
of the Jail window two nights ago.
ksn,na nf tha it.rfsnnara in Ihp iull
made mn Intellectual effort 10 escape
yesterday. A few are very desperate
characters.
Proceedings Of the Cumberland Pres
bytery to-day were unlmportani, being
chiefly routine business. Several new
arrivals, however.
Court proceedings to-day were mn
Important, being only n1agi.lrates'
and recorders courts, No district
court IN session.
An ineiplent coDnngration purely
accidental ut midnight last night ia
Shawis drug store was promptly
checked by the proprietor. No dam
age.
Much interest here in the speaker
shin caucus tonight. Hope The Ga
zEiTE viii bring the result Ia the
morning.
The city council held II secret ses-
zion this afternoon, 10 which reporters
were politely but firmly refused adj
mission. The deliberatIon whs
lengthy aud earnest. The reporter
I learns that the sutj.ct discussed WAS
the adyisabiiity Of surrendcIing uie
present. charter aud Incorporating uii-
I der The general municipal incorppra-
/ ton net. II this u done, The mayor
will hold police court, which u no"
done by the recorder, ana gihcF
lsweeping changes come 30 Mhhh.
ldecI,ion Was reached, but IL Is known
maj lie mayor aud several aldermen
are rather Inclined 10 view the scheme
/ with favor.