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FUNDING THE CITY DEBT.
The 4 udItinE Beard Declares the Face
yalue of the Bonds with Capt.;
lalfzed Interest.

The Auditing Board, on the old city debt,
met yesterday afternoon at the office of the
Taxing District, with President Hadden,
Judge S. P. Walker, Judge C. w. Heiskell
and Secretary Pullen in attendance. The
following gentlemen, who had been invited
10 appear before the board, were present:
John Overton, jr, William NJ. Randolph, J.
B. Poston, George 3. Peters, w. NJ. Sneed,
Judge William NJ. Smith and John johnson.
The board wss called 10 order, and the
minutes OF the previous meeting were read
and approved.
Ga motion Of Judge Walker, the subject
of the capitalization of interest was taken
up, and Secretary Pullen read the following
calculation, which, after some informal dis
cussiou, was Professionally adopted by the
board, TO stand open until next Saturday,
when, if there are no new suggestions, it will
ha off 81 lv nuhIiahad.
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RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, April 23.-Night-River 13
feet, and rising. Weather cool. with Sow falling
all day.
PIrrsBURe, April 23.-Night-River
feet inches, and rising. Weather cold and snow
ing hard.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Night-Riyer RE.
ing with Ii feets inches in the canal, and ieet
inches in the chute on the falls. weather cloudy
and cold. Arrived: Cons Hillar, Memphis. De
parted: Cons M!llar. Cincinnati.
ST.. LOUIS, April 23.-NIght-Rivsr riseu
z Zee. and now stands 20 feet inches By ths
Ezds and b.rges, New Orleans; CITY Of ProFi
dence, Vicksburg-
VIcxsguRe, April 23.--Depsrte3: Colder
Crown, Cincinnati. 10 pm; Will Kyle, New OF
leans 10 pm; Jay Gould and oz-ges: 81 Louls,
m Citvsof 81 Louis St. Louis, $50 p m Cltl
Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans, pm; Guldirt
star New orleans, 6 p m. Arrived: Arkansas city
SPIN.
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PETE M'MANUs,
THE LADIES' LIBRARY.
An Organization Effected and Com.
mittee Oa subscriptions APP
pointed.

The Ladies' Library Association met yes
terdsy at the Odd Fellows' Library room.
In addition to the ladies present at the last
meeting Their we're in attendance the follow
ing: Mrs. W. NJ. Randolph, Mrs. Thos. n.
Allen, Mrs. NJ. I. Williamson, Mrs. c. A.
CASTOR, Mira. H. NJ. Gage, Mrs. r. B. King,
Mrs. Ed Hart, Miss Lena Hart and Mrs.
Underwood. Mrs. NJ. Burke was elected
president, az Mrs. Thos. H. Allen had de-
clined that Office. The committee appointed
at the last meeting to draft d statement Of
the object of the association made a report,
which was adopted.
1t was moved and seconded that a COM
mitiee be appointed TO wait upon those gen.
tIemen who subscribed toward the Nash
Library in the beginning, and ascertain
whether they are still willing to make good
their subscriptions.
The motion was carried, and the president
appointed as the committee Mrs. L b. Nc
Farland, Mrs. Thomas II. Allen, Mrs. K
Bowles. Mr.. W. D. Beard, Mrs. S Watson,
Mrs. w. NJ. Randolph, Mrs. J. NJ. Greer and
Mrs. J. T. Fargason.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place Monday, the Both instant, at 4 go
O'clock pun.
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MRS. NETTIE JOHNSON

testified that she was at Win5erg's house a
few minutes after the shsoting and saw an
ak in the back room behind bed. Mrs
Hardy and several other ladies were there.
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THE sPIRITUALISTS
OF aemphfs Form a MutaaI Protective
Assocfstion-The Purpose and scope.

The charter of the Spiritualist Protective
Association was filed for registry yesterday,
BY the incorpora'ors, John Z.ut, q. p. NJ.
Turner Edwin d. Keene, Nelson Davignou,
G. II. Croker, John B. Crocker, II. Butten-
berg, A. F. Ackerly, Eugene Hamilton and
A. Astrain. The purpose and scope
OF this association, says the instrument,
shall be to dot the country over with GEN.
ters and sub-centers; to call in members; 10
aggregate and classify fscts having relation
to the physical and spiritual in man, each
point of aggregation to form a statistical
bureau as preparatory 10 permanent organ
ization.
q To establish between these various CEN
ters system of exchange and correspond
ence, involving any principles, ideas, induc-
tions or philosophical deductions arising
from any fact or combination Of facts. To
guarantee the rights of private judgment,
liberty Of conscience, and universal tolera-
lion, IN all matters of opinion.
8. To ameliora,e human suffering through
individual and combined endeavor, by har-
monizing the physical and spiritual forces in
mans being, and making his environments
compatible Herewith, organize system Of
prevention as we'll as cure for all physical
disturbances and moral diseases, thus strik-
ing at the root OF evil, and opening the way
for more exalted state of human existence.
4. To est ablish universal system Of in
tegral education and industry combined
upon a scientific basis OF cooperation, which
must, of necessity, Tend 10 the entire aboli-
ton OF ignorance, poverty and crime, and
afford to all an opportunity to secure not
only the common comforts, but the refining
and eevating luxuries Of life on all sides Of
their being.
5. To demonstrate the relations which man
sustains 10 the universe OF spirit and matter,
proving the Immortality Of the soul, its rela-
lions and functional operations. How all
sided perfection in individual character may
be beat attained, and in what manner to rem
der public and private institutions the high
eat expression Of divine love and wisdom.
6. To afford mutual aid and protection in
the exercise of those spiritual gifts and me-
diumistic qualities with which its members
may be endowed, Issue license for holding
both public and private seances, for the
establishment and perpetuation of the min.
istry of angels, healing the sick by the lay
ing on Of hands, and for the development Of
mediums therefor.
z. To ordain all persons whom the ascot.
alton may deem qualified 10 preach the gos-
pei aud issue certificates of ordination there
for. Such persons when duly ordained are
empowered TO perform all acts incumbent
upon ministers Of the gospel generally, and
are entitled 10 receive like immunities.
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Office and went in the drawer and got the pistol
Adei was sitting there reading in the meantime.
and said: .Axel has grossly insultei me, and
an going TO kill him. Adlai said: NO you amt
going TO do any such thing" and we had
wresIle there, and got away from him and went
up TO A1el's door. and says: "Axel, come out.
you of a I'm going to XIII you And
he didn't come out and picked up brick and
went in, and when got inside saw Axel stand.
ing there with an az In his hand by the door, and
oldnt know what TO do hardly, and saw Axe!
was about TO strike me with the az, and
TO prevent him from doing 50, closed IN
with him and got the blow from the butt end OF
the ak; and somehow or other A1el caught me
and pushed me out of the door, and broke away
from him and ran down the street, and then ne
started toward Adlai, and then heard pistol
shot, and IL didn't seem TO stop AIel at all; ne
lest went on back, and when he got TO the steps
AdlSi went down the steps. A1el struck at him
ami hit him, and then threw the ak at him, and
then PICKED up the ak and went to his door and
struck about two three times, and didn
think he was shot, and he got in: and in few
minutes Mrs. Winberg came TO the door and says:
You have shot my husband" That's all.
Owing 10 the absence Of one OF the States
witnesses the court here adjourned over 10
9 80 o'clock this morning,
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The County court met yes'eloay iSh u Al
Smith presiding, add the following justices
presents C. Jones, Spelmsn, Quigiey, Win
ters, Alexander, Coleman, Blackwell, Gross,
Alex. Jones. Mercer, C1cke, J. w. Allen, ].
NJ Fleming, Bledsoe, Brett, Holemau, Elliott,
Eguew, Mason, Bland and Elan.
TURNPIKE SLAUGHTERED.
The Cline Kiln Club" whose movements
and appearance are fully described in an.
other column, appeared in body, and
offered strong protest against granting the
right Of collecting tolls on the Pigeon Roost
road to the Pigeon Roost Turnpike Com
pany. Protests Of the same tenor we're made
by citizens living 10 the vicinity oil lusram's
Mills, and Plum Point, Miss.
On motion of Justice Elan the former
action Of the court granting right OF way
over the Pigeon Roost road TO the Turnpike
Company was reconsidered, and on his fur
Their melton the petition Of The company Tor
the right of way was rejected.
CORPORATION AssEssMENrs
The former action on the petition OF the
Home Insurance Company for an abatement
of It's as ,assment on the ground OF exsmp-
ton under special charter was, on motion
of Justice Winters, reconsidered. The petit
ton was then rejected and the assessment Of
the company placed al $50 900 10 unknown
shareholders in the Fourth ward.
The Assessment Committee reported in IA
vor of placing assessments as follows:
Memphis Water Company, $4,000, in
the Fourth ward.
Chickasaw R.faing Company, $4,000, in
the Second ward.
Vanderbilt Insurance Company, $4,000, in
the Fourth ward.
Planters Insurance Company, at S63, 900,
in the Fourth ward.
Memphis Grain and Package Elevator, at
$50 900, in the Second ward.
Manhattan Bank, at $50, 900, in the Fourth
ward.
First National Bank, al 81, ESQ, in the
Fourth ward.
Germsn National Bank, SIZE, 900, in the
Fourth ward.
Memphis City Railway Company, $780,
900, in the Sixth ward.
The report was adopted.
MINOR MATTERS.
J.E.R Ray and w. r. Cross were ap-
pointed notaries public.
w. F. Gowan resigned as magistrate for
the Seventh District aud qualified as a
deputy-sheriff.
The proposition of Sheriff Cannon to feed
workhouse convicts at thirty-hve cents day
each, three meals, was accepted.
The court meets again This morning.
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LAW REPORTS.
Ch.ueery Court-McDoweII, JudI

All papers in the hands Of and charged to
attorneys must be returned within two days.
No papers will be issued to those charged
with papers at the end of said time. Add
tional calendar: Nos. 1858, Danehower va
Fraim; 4l52. Amy va Memphis City
railroad; 1910, Murray vs. Dolan; 1872
Steele We Hoist; 4344. Smith VS. Duval: 4347,
Henderson VS. Hill; 4349, Owen VS. Smith
4354, Moffat Va Wells; 1855, Mcmillan vs.
Mcmillan; 1856, Stark vs. Foster; 1859,
Smith vs Smith; 1851, ZION VS. Dickinson /;
1853, Postou va Williams; 1865, Meath vs.
Meath; 1857, Bacon W. Kelly; 1869, Woold.
ridge vs. McKsnna; 1878, Bass VS. Mo4by
4375, Page VS. Page; 1876, Hill We Csrthy
4377, Hunt We Bolton; 437S, Dent vs Smith.
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ROBERT DLNNISON,
another small sized Seuegambiau, saw Adlai
and J ames Proud6t standing IN front of
Winberg's house with bricks in their hands,
They went into the house, and when they
came out Winberg was after them with an
AZ. Adlai Proud6t shot him, and he then
threw the az at Adlai.
"Do you know where bad boys go to who
tell lies" asked the attorney-general.
ayes, sir" replied the witness briskly;
"they goes to de penitenshy."
"from legal standpoint he's sufficiently
orthodox"
JAMES PRoUDTITs STATEMENT.
The attorney general read the following
statement made by james Proudht at the
preliminary examination before Prssiden,
Hadden, and taken down in shorthand at
the time:
Well, sir, it was about u 80 O'Clock, the time
usually go to my dinner, when I went down ont
of the entrance into the gangway and up those
steps, and saw AIel standing holding a Light
started TO go by, when he aecosted me, ne saws:
Jimmy" in a rather intimate way he usuaIIy
called me Mister Jimmy''. You said, ana your
charged from the mill, 1 wouldn't be able to get
work; you were wrong" l said: "Axel, 1 don't
replied in a rather offensive tone and saw he
was angry. He said: You see have been able TO
get work. and am not dependent on your mill
dion't mean it, know every able bodied man is
able to get work." and 1 went en- He
followed me up, and l said: Il don't want
piled: 81 do with you / said: Great
Godi you are heap bigger man than am" He
ana with that he slapped me in the lace he was
much stronger than was and knew he could
whip me IS easy as not; 80 l ran around 10 the
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THE FIRE AND THE CAVE

wrecked the building completely. 1t be-
longed TO the heirs OF w u. Bender, and was in
sured for $500 in Murphy & Murphy agency.
1t was sold on Saturday to Capt. james Lee,
jr, who is putting up the new building ad.
joinipg; but it is said that the trade will not
De Contaminated until the insurance is salts
factorily arranged. Mr.. Kelly was insured
In the came agency for $4,000 on stock and
furniture. He loses about $780, besides
several articles of value 10 himself which
cannot be replaced.
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Snen yoI visE or leave New York city
a.ss sgg.-r .exPress4gs sud CARA 9, hire, and
'.I5t, ~ fiTxnd Union Hotel oppceite . rsgd Cen
- tPpot Tourhupired AID dfty eIegs - 70 1rnf-
sttec " a. an expense Of $40 GOO retuced u
and upsSrds per oAy. Elevator Restaurant sup-
olied with the best. Aorse-czrs, stages and ele-
KKsted railroad to ali depots Families can live
bette for less money at the Grand Union THANH at
any other hrstclAAa hotel In the citys
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Designing Villainy.

When you go to your druggist to buy
bottle of Simmons Liver Regulator, and ne
offers you some counterfeit vita similar
sounding name, and says sit is the sane
thing or Just as good" AJAX him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red z thereon, pre-
pared BY J. Ii. Zeilin & Co. The only OBJ
isct such a dealer can have is The fact that
be makes an extra twenty-five cent? per bot
tie profit By selling cheap and counterfeit
article which may do you positive injury.
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PERSONALS.

Col. T. II. LOCKWOOD for many years q
citizen of Memphis, but now Of Austin, Tex I,
b as our thanks for copy of The Resources,
S oil and Climate Of TEXAS, by A. W. SPaight,
C commissioner. A volume.tha is indispensa-
b lie TO all who would be well informed abou
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We have secured the exclusive sale of the
new and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggies, Phaetons, etc, etc, for our market,
and will soon have in stock full line of
these, to which we respectfully call the at
teution of the public. Cali and examine
them WOODRUFF OLIVER.
175, III and lTe Main street
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A family want, and / wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
II cured me of nervous prostrstion, and
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
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SiikwOrnn EGGS,
steam Dyeing and Cleaning

That produce raw silk, for sale.
P WALLACE McKITTRIC
Practical silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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WooDBERKY, MD.-The Rev. W. J. hn-
con says: 81 have used Browns Iron b tiers
in my family and they have proven 9 splsn-
did health invigorator."
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FIoEd,s Restauranf

NEW STYLES in large POke-, Hale and Bon
nels. lust received, at NJ. Crugers, 250 Main.
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Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc,
lace curtains cleaned BY L. Riegel. So Jefer-
aEra
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/ ssfuGrtAEt,

Ia gradually and steadily increasing 10 the
good gr,css of The public, until il has be-
CON. Inc resort Of the best people.
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OK ALE.


TATTLE-S0 mich cows and heifers; large fat
~ oxen and 10 yearlings. Address
ROBERT l.. MAYS, Glendale, Miss
dwellings, COTTAGES AND BUILDING
IL L0TS-In all parts OF the city.
H. L. GUION, 10 Madison street.
HOUSEHoLD FURNITURE
Il At 1872 Vance street.
a DMINISTRATOR's sALE-The stock of
Il Plumbers and Gas Filters Material, Shelly
ing and Store Fixtures, Safe, etc. at No. 204 Main
street, at q bargain. L. s. BURR, Agent.
DOCKAWAY AND HARNESS-ln perfect rider
LIZ used one month only. Can be seen at w. s.
Bruce d Co.'S. Apply to
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
TRUSHED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
]. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mill,
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. Railroad. =
nNE-SET WOODEN MILL-In good repair, sit.
" uAtet in Humboldt, Tenn; will sell half
interest or exchange for good real estate stock of
goods or groceries; good established trade. Rea-
sen for selling want of means to carry the busi.
ness For further information, apply to
S. W. RAlNEY, Humboldt, Tenn.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE STONES-Persons
Nl wanting such work can get bargains as am
selling out TO change business; viii exchange
large monuments for improved or unimproved
property. +. QUIGLEY, 4S2 Main street
Cyp1RAL SPRING BUGGlES-The easiest riding
- vehicle in the world; warranted two years;
tho ---'~S stan wears. 20 MONROE sTRkEC.
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NEW styles in large Foxes, HI ats and Bon
nets, Just received, al NJ. Cruger's, $50 Main
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El0Vd,s Candies.


A box or basket of Floyd's candies are
just too sweet Tor any hing.
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BUcKHANNoN, w. VA.-Drs. Newton &
Blair report that Browns Iron Bitters are
giving general satisfaction.
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EIOyd,s.

Dinner parties are 3 specially with us.
We get them up in the best possible style.
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MANTS.
OLD GOLD wATCH-CASEs, Jcwelry, Mutilatet
" Coin. etc. ]. n MUkFORD & co, SSS Main


" Coin, etc. J. N. MUEF0RD & CO, sS8 Main.
GNU ATOMIC do geu ersl housework, to nurse
~ or 10 travel with q family. MRS. A., Appeal.
T AIDES OR YOUNG MEN-In city or country,
IL 10 take nice, light and pleasant W 1rk at their
own MONIES; ToIk sent oy mail; no canyassing
FEATURING Co, Phila., Pa. drawer T. IT,
INIRST-CLASS AGENTS-tLsdies or gentlemen
n to canvass Memphis and vicinity for popular
books, which are low In price, standard in cherac-
ter, and sell at sight. address with three-cent
stamp. Southern Publishing Co., Corinth, Miss.
a PRACTICAL FARMER-Mould make eQuita-
n BILE arrangements with an owner of a Mis-
sissippi bottom plantation and mules TO make q
provision crop for the year lssS. address
l. h, Memphis, Tenn.
SNIRST-CLASs SALESLADY-Nons but an expe-
KAHN FRIEBERG.
ii ORsES, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE
Ii Grass hne, water abundant Price, IS per
fernando road. near calvary Cemetery.
CITUATION-Ane xpeTienced Druggist oesires a
= situation: references given if wanted. Ad-
dress +. sCRUGGS, Cherokee, Ala,
GSITUATION-A practical double entry Book
- keeper wishes a situation as Book-keeper or
in some clerical capacity. First-clasE reference
given Address c. L l., Appeal Office.
HOAPETENT WATCAAAKER-hust have good
~ knowledge OF engraving; wages 80 per week.
Address, with reference NAYBhE d. SCHAFFER,
Albuequerque, New Mexico
TWO GOOD DRESsAAKERS-And one Apprsn
i tice, at $50 Main street.
CECoND-HAND CLorHING-GOod prices paid.
y Call on or address
ELIAS sHAUL, 4O5 Main street
y ENILEMEN's MANILA HATS TO RE
VI shape and trim. Also. Ladies Chip, Straw,
shoFn and Lace Hats to reshape, ct
w. = O0DIEAR'S, $50 Second street,
JORSES 10 PASTURE-AmpIe fields of Guilt
IL waited grasses and clover. Refer to @. II.
Bracket d Co. q. p FAkROW.
In0H TONS BAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AND
lOOO old Paper, by samuel Gabay, Agent,
dealer in metals, IRON, Iope and bones; also sec
Ond hand machinery bought and sold. Core
sPondence solicited. ADDRESS
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent
400 TO 4l3 shelby street, Memphis, Tenn.
Telephone connection.
D OOAs-TWO choice rooms
LIZ At 100 Union street.
M =, - - '--"rJllALPEBBLEs in old frames,
w abstraction guaranteed.
J. CO., Jewellers, SS3 Main 81.
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

YTNHR FIRM OF MURPHY Mo RPHY Is this
L dsy dissolved by mutual consent, b. u. Muir
ply retiring. j. ,. Murphy assumes the assets ana
liabilities and VIII continue the General Insurance.
business under the arm name st No. 6 Madison
street.
MEMPHIS, September 10. 1882.
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Tuose May patters-Butterick's- in
the world. Come and see them.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

DONY-
= roam mare pony. between three and four
years old, marked on one of her hips with an K;
has white star on her forehead. She left me on
the IS inst. Will pay liberal reward on her
turn to MRS. KELLEY,
on Piceonroost road near Fstiysl Park
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THE COUNTY COURT.
A Turnpike Slaughtered by Moh-As'
sessmeut OF the Great Corporations.

The County Court met yesterday Charm an
Smith presiding, snd the following justices
presents c. Jones, Spelmsn, Quigley, Win
ters, Alexander, Coleman, Blackwell, Gross,
Alex. Jones, Mercer, Coke, J. w. Allen, J.
NJ Fleming, Bledsoe, Brett, Holemau, Elliott,
E,nau MHson Rland and Elan.
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SuiraI spring Buggy,

J.H. Smiths Sons Union Club
RYE WHISKY
ATs MANSFIELD 4 co g.
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New Clarendon Hotel.
ENLA RGED.
P1RLoR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS


European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according to size and location OF roo "a.
| n MANAGER
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W. N. MILLER,
G. A. GUsTAFsoN,

clerk for Hoist & Co, undertakers, testified
that when ne went down 10 Winberg's house
after the killing and in removing some of
the furniture to get room for laying him out,
saw an ak lying at weodpile in the back
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LIZ At 100 Union street.
NLT :, -. go '--YrIIIALPEBBLEs in old frames
w abstraction guaranteed.
J. CO., jewellers, SS3 Main ST.
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a little colored boy, was on the opposite side
of the street when the shooting occurred.
Winberg came out of the house after James
Proud6t and threw an Ak at him. Winoerg
picked up the ak and started back to the
house ard Adlai Proudft then shot him.
Winberg had to go past Adlai in order to
get his ak after 1t had been thrown. He did
not raise it. 1t was hanging down by his
side. He had got to the tree near his window
when ne was shot, and was looking bacl; to
see if james was following him. That's
how he came to be sho, in the breast He
didn't say anything when he turned around.
After be was shot he went to his house and
burst the door open with the ak.
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FEARING THAT THE WALLS,

was presented when a more thorough explors.
ton was made. 1t was the dead body of
Capt. Davis, leaning in a sitting position
against the wall of Scheibler's store. A sec-
tioh of the wall had struck him on the right
side of the head, crushing in the skull. He
must have died instantly. 1t was better so.
As brave a man "a he should be given the
death that Cesar crayed-that which is most
sudden. Tenderly his body was borne to the
enginehouse by bis grief stricken comrades,
there to remain until conveyed TO It's final
home in EimNood