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Failing!

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That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes end
enriches II. and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
OF The system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard. we'll
known citizen of Hayesville, Meade
county, KeniUei1-, says: Ny wife
had been sick iOf long time. ard
her constitution was all broken
down and she was unable 10 work
She was advised TO use Browns Iron
Biuers, aad found II to work like
charm. We would not nov p. with.
out ii for any consider-i..r .- gr-
consider II the best tul., tf-
world"
Browns IRON BITTEE5
is not a drink and does Eot
contain whiskey. 1t is III
only preparation of II
that causes ID injurious
fects. Get the gen'
Don't be imposed c.
limitations.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF ASTORIA. .
| OlA vi NJ ANtAsL-AN
READY FOR SEA.

Virgo, Sw bk Calais Nov %
Caitloch, Queenstown Nov p
Glenperis. Br bk Queenstown Nov -
Clan Ferguson Br bk Queenstown Hov q
Harry Bailey. Br blk Queenstown Dec ,
Antwerp. Br bk Queenstown Dec
Oberon. Br sp Queenstown Dec
Oberon. Br blk Queenstnwn Dec 6
Ironside. Br bk Queenstown Dec 6
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Cushing Post No. "a. G. AR.

DEGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS POST
III on the second and fourth Tuesdays oi
each month AT 20 J.. VI. WISHING conf
radeS cordially invited. by order
&c.
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The Daily Astorian

Is thoroughly Independent, and enjoys
the confidence and support of a large
circle of friends and patrons
The Historian is controlled by no
clique and recognizes no master but
public opinion.
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FOR lame Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price % cents.
For sale by w. E. Dement,. n
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The hours between midnight and noon are
designated by a "a. NJ, those between noon
and midnight by p (P. NJ. ca. OGR a denotes
midnight, Oh. 00D. = denotes noon.
The height is reckOned from tie level Of
average lower low waters 10 which the sound
ings are given Oh the Coast Survey charts.
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TUG BOAT CHARGES.

Following is the schedule OF prices for
tOwage in and out oyer The Columbia Bar:
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Columbia River Exports.
SHIPMENTS FOREIGN.

REHABILITATION JANUARY ~.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02

Of course, are places of interest-there hes
the remains Of many VINO wore 'ne oIue
or the crew. In the Confederate cemetery
The most beautiful monument is the shalt
erected BY the wome en- of Virginia IN honor
of those who fell, apparently, unwept,
unhonored and unknown" Here rest 60
southern soldiers. A Confederate solder
carved out of marble, leaning on MS rine,
surmounis the shaft. On tie pedlment Is
carved Theodore o. Hara's immortal stanza'
ION James eternal camping ground
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Repardipp Removal of County Seat.


IREpELL, July % -[Special.]-A inter-
esting and able address was delivered here
to-day TO a large and appreciative audience
by. Judge Herbert Fielder and Mr.. James
Gillett, opposing the removal of the county
site from Mendean to Morgan; also one by
Messrs. j. w. Timer and Hawkins, OF
NJ organ, favoring the removal. The argu
menis by both sides were couched in elo.
quent language, and great effort was
made by tho e representing Morgan to
induce the voters of this place to cast their
votes for Morgan. But, as yet, majority,
of them have failed to see that they would
be ultimately benefited by the change OF
greater tax and expenditure of cash balance
now in the treasury. They seem lard to
convince that the liberal amount OF S6,OOO
subscribed by the citizens of Morgan Is in
good faith. From expressions OF many
who heard the address and arguments set
forth by Judge Fielder, who In his usual
witty and fascinating manner, portrayed
the increase of taxation in such gloom, that
we are afraid that very few votes were
gained favorable to the removal.
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MKlN NEY,
To Address the Citizens-Reunior

To address the Citizens-Reunion Notes.
MCKINNEY, July % Especial. lon the
81 of August Hon. R. B. Hubbard and
Major ]. P. Douglass will address the citi-
zens of Mckinney and surrounding country
in the interest of the North Texas d
Louisiana railroad and of the citizens. The
matter will receive consideration at the
hands of the people, as the road will greatly
benefit the country. The people of Nc
Kinney appreciate this fact.
II. Nj, Bounds, of Collin, Matt Douglass.
of Denton and many others have called
upon their old comrades to meet them
here at the reunion, on the 7th and 9Th
three beautiful slken flags are to be pre-:
sented to the old pioneers, the survivors OF
Ector's brigade, and to those OF Ross brid-
AIDE. have ar; lived and have been greatly adj
mired. "God bless that ancient pioneer
Frank Lubbock" went up from many
heart to-day. Two tiag-poles towering far
above the trees have been erected, and
from, whose SUBMITS the flag of the now
United States will gracefully float.
The committee on decoration met on the
ground. The committee on supplies met
also, and Hon. J. w. Throckmort al
ways ready and foremost in matters OF in
terest to his neighbors, addressed an en-
thusiastic meeting Of the citizens.
Citizens are commencing to decorate.
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BUFFALO, July 2s.-A special from Lewis
ton says Captain Webb's body was found In
in the river to-day and been fully identi.
fed.
QuEENsT 1wN. ONT, July s-The body of
Captain Webb was found floating in the
river a short distance from Lewiston. New
York, this afternoon. At an inquest held
this evening a verdict was found o
"Drowped." During the examination OF
the body a ragged cut was discovered on
the top of the head, about three
inches in length, opened sufficiently to
expose the skull. II appeared TO be cut by
rocks or some other hard substance, and II
IL supposed 90 have been done ~ the en-
trance TO the whirlpool. where the rocks, In
places, project above the surface OF
The water and where the current Is
widest. This wound was considered sui
ficient in itself 10 cause death. The body
was coffined and removed in a hearse TO
the suspension bridge, New York,
where il will be prepared for shipment TO
Il Jston, where Mrs. Webb is residing.
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Rum Over hx the Car.

DESIsos. July 2s.-[special.l--When the
Missouai Pacific train reached Pottsboro At
at GO last night, IL ran over the body OF j.
A. Craig. who had fallen between the cars
in attempting to 20 from the caboose TO the
engine, and crushed his right leg and heel
OF left foot and occipiial bone. Craig
was on fuflOngh and en-
route TO Pilot Point. He was
brought to Denison and attended by the
company surgeon, but died this forenoon.
A man named Mckay and more commonly
known as Shorty, was run over In the mis-
souri, Pacific yard early this morning. In
coupling cars he walked backward and the
train caught his foot in the frog and was
run over BY the csr-wheels. His right
limb and as tar MP a. his stomach is badly
crushed. He is alive at present, but cannot
possibly survive.
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AUSTIN.
Charters Fiied-Desires to Purchase
Lands-To Invest In United States Bonds
Other Capital Notes.

Charters Fiied-Desires to Purchase
Lands-To Invest In United States Bonds
Other Capital Notes.
AUSTIN, JLly 2S.-[Special.l -Charters
filed Grand Temple of Honor, Calves
ton; Mineoa Bridge company, capital stock
$50 900; Corsicana Water and Ice company,
capital stock $4,000.
The secretary of state sent out the fifty
seventh Texas report to-day.
An lrshman of means, Just from Ireland,
and several hilandtrs visited the land office
to-day. They desire to purchase lands IN
small quantity for actual settlers,
The lard board is behind with their busi-
ness, the inevitable consequence OF leaving
off the heads OF departments on the board
whose duties require all their time.
Making the members OF the Doaru was
serious blunder.
States bonds for the permanent school
fund has not been closed. The state Will
have to pay silver, and 1t is Impossible 10
procure silver exchange, and to ship IL 10
New York will cost So, 100,
The collectors Of Bandera, Freestone and
Houston counties settled to-day.
Treasurer Lubbock desires it known that
he has nothing to do with the investment
of school bonds, not being member OF the
board of education.
The highwayman was seen in town,
drinking at Bertram's saloon. He has been
in camp since Tuesday on williamson
creek, five miles south of the city.
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ip t,.t.n. u nhef tI,tot rs nngde w ul
MoAlpne and LovenburR' The
two ticke,s are generally tahen 70 mean
leyn and anti own, and each ticket rae
~ paftisiDns who will vote his uckel
straight without any reference TO the per,
sonal fitness Of tDe candidates. ana VIII
call full vote. -.
The real estate market for the week
mas not been real active. Transfers amount
ing TO 81 ,2i0, were filed.
Deaths reported during the week we're
thirteen, seven adults, six children.
James A. Bills, of the Palestine, East
Texas, News, Ii in the city.
Rain Is badly needed, water being
scarce article. III,
GALVESTON, July 2S.-[Press. THE
grand jury having adjourned, 1t is prooa
ole little attention will tomorrow be ps,'
10 the Sunday law. 1t is currently report
ed the saloons, with a few exceptions, vii
be opened as usual.
The receipts of rev cotton thus far thi
season are Ct Dales as ainst bales sam
date last year.
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FORT WORTH.
Surrendered neutrality-suspicious..

Surrendered Bimself-sppointmen
Fort WORTH. July 2s.-[Special.l-Dep-
uty United States Marshall A. I. Woody,
having been indicted for the murder of
Bass Cavanaugh, in Bosque county, sur
rendered himself to the authorities yester.
dav. hut to-day gave bond in the sum OF
$4,000 When Cavsnaugh was shot he
was resisting arrest. The indictment is
looked upon here as u ere Formally.
Chief Surgeon Jackson, OF the Gould sys;
tenn. to-day appointed Drs. Beall and
Adams, consulting surgeons for the Gould
system in Texas and operative surgeons tor
the hospital here. 1t is the intention of
the company TO erect two more hospitals in
the state, besides the one now in course OF
construction here. One will in all probs-
bility be at San Antonio and the other at
Ell Paso.
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LONDON, July 2S.-The volunteer SER
wees Gazette praises the work OF b'th the
American and British rife teams in the late
contest at Wimbledon, and it hopes the
English and Americans will have similar
match each year. ,.-.
The Economist says the rate of discount
for bank bills for sixty days to three months
is 3lS per cent. and for trade bills Tor
sixty days to three months, to IA.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Abyssinia, for New York, are N. w. Bull
w. s. Cash, T. J. polan, G. Jerney, J. M,
Pollard, DR.. L. Scott and Lac ,anm
Walter Scott, OF the American rue Team
and Earl MAYO. The other members of the
team sail August 18th.
Farrman, formerly United States consul
at Cairo, now Judge of the mixed tribunal
of Alexandria, has arrived Ia London. he
is going to New York on furlough.
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Pockets Tapped while slumbering.

GALVESTON. July 2S-[Special.]-A man
named John Mitchell was out at the beach
yesterday drinking and enjoying himself in
the society of a man named Patrick Nc Aztec,
and others. He had in his possession in
the forenoon, about $50, so he claims, and
thinks he might have spent some 500 OF
that amount on his frolic. but when he
awoke this morning ne was minus the
whole amount. having been robbed while
asleep on the beach. A police officer ar
rested McAtee Tor the robbery on the in
formation of two men, vino claim to have
seen him take the money from the pockets
of the slumberer. McAtee was brought be.
fore the recorder and held in the sum of
800 for his appearance for trial Monday
m orning,
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Other Foreign Matters of Interes



ALEXANDRIA, July 2S AT Cairo yester-
day 81 deaths occurred from cholera
Among the number were three British SOL sd
diers; At Chibin 1O5 deaths; Mehalia, o.;
Tantah, %; Ismaia, 3, including one bflI-
ish soldier. l.,
Several crses of cholera were reported IN
this city to-day, one fatal. II the cpl
demic attacks the British troops, q camp
will be formed outside of Rosetta gate and
another at Ramley. l.
CAIRO, July 2S-There was a rapid o"-
crease in the number OF deaths from cholera
in the Boulak quarter of THIS city yester'
day. Eleven hundred OF the lnhaoltah's
have been removed to Tourah.
Lo> DON, July es.-The custom-hoase au,
thori,ies continue to give clear bills Of
health to persons leaving here. me IN
spection ordered by the American consulate,
so far, has shown no case OF choleia OF
contagious disease on any vessels SAILING
Tor America. -, u.
The news from Egypt about cholera
causes great alarm.
Con- TANT1NoP LIE, July 2s.-Tbree turkish
meu-of. war have been sent to Rohoaois u
act as a quarantine squadron in connection
with the station now being established
there.
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SARATOGA, July 2s.-First Rsce-Three
quarter mile, for maiden two-year-olds,
vas won bv Latin; Emigrant, second;
King Annie, third. Annie, 1.20. II rained
very hard during the race and the track
became very heavy, arc In consequences
Gilmore and Compensation have been
drawn.
Second Race-Tvo miles and quarter,
sweepstakes. for al ages, was won ~ Gen
erai Monroe. Boatman, second There
were only two starters. Time-4.Z 2
Fourth Raoe-eteeplechase, mile and
Quarter. Disturbances, first; Riansea, &c
Ond; Edison. third Time-3.4 IL
MONMOUTH PAEE, July 9.-Attendance
At the track wns large thunder eno
rsiD-storm occurred about an hour before
the racing commenced, which made the
track heavy.
First Race-Dupls1, FIRST: Noludia, SC
oDd. Giro8e. third. Time-l,G.
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Hmmt's 2s,1redy.
March on, March on to Victory.

UNDER date of Nov. 81, 1882, Mr. Albert W.
Handy, of Pratt and Whitney Company, Hart
ford, Conn., writes =
"Having been a great sufferer from a severe
attack of Kidney disease, and endured for long
time the intense pain, many aches, and extreme
weakness that always attend this dread dis
ease, including the terrible backache, after
trying doctors prescriptions and many other So
called cures, without gaining any benefit was
finally persuaded to take Hunts Remedy; and,
after using it very short time, l find myself
entirely relieved from the backache and other
pains; and, better than all the other improve
ments in my general health, my Kidney disease
is cured. 1t affords me great pleasure to recon-
mend Hunts Remedy to all who may be suffer-
ing as have been as it is safe and reliable
medicine for Kidney disease"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02

NEW YORK, July 2S,-There were large
number of callers to-day on President
Arthur, but none gained audience except
Senator Blair and Surrogate Rollins. The
president left for Washington this evening.
Among the callers on the presi lent this
afternoon was President Soto, Of Honduras;
Willard Bartlett, Nathaniel Jarvis and
United States Marshal Joel B. Erhart. AT
$40 the president took a special car ior
Washington, whence he will start for Louis.
Vile tomorrow night.
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Trouble Between Partners.

COLORADO, July 2S.-[Special.l-A diff
Guilty between the partners OF the firm of
NJ. NJ. Frsncis & Co.. specially reported
Yesterday, eliminated to-day in an attach
ment suit by W. +. Lake, of Fort Worth,
for debt Of So 600. The assets of the firm
are thought sufficient, and the failure is
generally attributed to disagreement be-
tween the partners, on account of which the
assets ere not available.
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PALESTINE.
rive Day. Work a weet-rpjured by Car

rive Days Work n week-injured by Cars.
PALESTINE. July 2s.-Ispecial.l-Ths In
transitional shops will begin Monday to
work ten hours day. except Fridays,
when they work eight, and close entirely
SATURDAYS. This instead Of eight hours
every day. The same rule will be extended
throughout the Gould system.
Iuras Girl. ergeneer on the Intern n
tiouAl. riding on tor Of freight caboose,
near Trinity river yesterday. was thrown
from the car and quite seriously injured.
He was carried home 10 Palestine for medi-
cal attendance.
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An Editar ImprisOned,

DUBLIN, July 2S-[special. DIR. j. G.
O'Brien, editor OF the Dublin Enterprise
was arrested and put under bond this even
ing for publishing the editor of the Co
manche Chief as a coward, not knowing
such to be unlawful. He expressed sur
prise, and told the sheriff that he was
taught that to tell the truth was right.
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Gone to Settle.

CRY OF MEXICO, July 2S.-It is under
stood the president has sent to Carlos Ri
vas, in London, power OF attorney to set
tie with the British bondholders, with Ger.
tain notifications. Only $4,000 600 in
bonds are to be issued. The additional
GA, 700 600 in bonds first agreed upon for the
expenses of the bendholders the committee
will not have issued. The bonds will be
signed in Mexico. The coupons pegih
bearing interest July LIST, 1884.
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CLErrrsE. July Zs-fCo-respoDoeDce-l J.
PsnciIinr Of The eiegHnt new court-bo1s
has beEun-
me C8eburns Light Gasrds are hsving
fbssr measures taken for fhsir nsv uni
f.rrrs The c1mrsng rag prooaoiF -
ferf fnr stsre e.icsrDr mert
81 r. I,srIar. s0n Of seustor L.msr. o
rI-.ie-furi. wss IN he ci-y ms He-E
tleo1~re = eel srrrl,e1 gltn fuecner-
- I'll Of wen nearly are eugsE - -
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WACO.


Meeting OF saloon hen-hunaNafs
Waco. July 2.-lspecisll-A meeting
was held this evening at which every 81
Ioouist in Waco, except three. were present.
The Sunday Law YES the sublect OF discus
sion. The sentiment was unanimously IN
favor Of the strict Observance Of the lev COD
sequenfly the saloons VII all be closed to
morrow.
Charles johnson. colored. was arrested
for fornication. and gave bond.
There we're TIVE more runHrsys to-day.
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nUBLIc OFFICE, TEXAs Trunk RAIL
Il road Company, 511 Elm 81. Dslas i,Nas.
To the sfock holders Of the Texas IrunE hsil-
road Company -.
Notice Is hereby given ~ order = the bosrd
Of Directors Of ne T. Iae Trunf keiruao YIN.
"a NJ fhef rneefre Of the sfock bolcers Of said
railroad company IL called 20 ne nflo ~ tne
public once Of said comPsny IN NE ~ ei "a
la Teras on the S0ih oey Of Aus ust - ~ u
oclocF NJ Of said day fur The rurrree ~ cOnsln-
erins and sspcfiouing The borrUvinf % money
and Issn.rce Of binds Of ID con nan therefor,
NOT 10 . rcetd 1900 fer nile, arc NE eNecu-
lion Of q Ecortgsge 70 SECURE sueh bono. upon
"a "a mon the frnuchises ann oiher rrurerty
OF sid Texas Trunk fnilruao fcmrerJ. rem
nirr II the City Of Dallas ano tEitilc.ir triIiT-
N, miles out fIou saff city ne me ~ 81 y
rrIlrnsd the arDourt borrowed Dot - tIcee1
f1s 000 PER ME upon ne thirfI-slr n - g -
ernfrsoef IN said mOrfrarf- - hLaH1
inne1t-usnd Prest T. Eas Trunk n n Co
= wuITu. sec-sts-y.
an cold siiver Chrome vIsinng c.rds no
4U alike. fsr 1sss, name On ID fas~Hr 80
r. - Il
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n,,f different trades III the extensive build
inR going on here. ..,- n.,a
posiilon on the square, where " was lett by
ihs Dallas Aresian Well company last
lall. when the project was abandoned on ac-
count of the Getty dsds' and the company
failing 10 flock arms"
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Pau.s. July "a disrsich rscsived Il
ti,s ministry rnnrins today. snDounces that
he F-sn-h t-oops bsd rnsos q s1rtis run
Herir irnirrlrE seFere - %
ne enemy. TIE dispatch saJs Colonel
R--1rr ruafs 9 srrtie or TIE I'D ION
Hrrrs with q f1-cs q 90 r1er, N Enict
- csrfrrr1 .ere1 reces = ~ Ley 20
kid 90 n be ertmT- Re los- q -
F~rr-~t - rri eIrrrr rrr
rrrifa~r attscte ~ 4 Cti1ese legt-
sf1r IL Bella rtrrslr fa.-d ttrruE1
Pr-is Wtiis here BE- toDt cc-1-ior -
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f which is respectfully submitted.
@. NJ. TERRY,
r S KIMBRoUoH, Com.
I II MoFFETT.

TAX COLLECTOR SETTLEMENT.
The court made final settlement with
G. B. G llespie, tax collector, for the year
ending June 80, 1888. The settlement was
maid over 70 the county treasurer the sum
of Se4 III Of, together with insolvent lists,
sales to state, erroneous assessments, etc., 10
equal the amount with which he was
CHARGED. The actual amount of county tax
reported as insolvent was 81 642 GO a very
small amount for Dallas county compared
with the amount assessed: and showing
that the collector had collected the taxes as
closely as they possibly could have been.
The court entered an order on the minutes
accepting the settlement as full and final to
June 30, 1883, and ordered balance sheet,
showing the debts and credits in detail,
snread upon the minutes of the court. 1t
shows the closest collecting and less delin
ouent tax than ever before in the history OF
~ ANSExATIoN Or EAST DALLAS,
The petition signed by seventy citizens
OF East Dallas, q, king that an election be
ordered TO determine whether the territory
known IS the new town OF East Dallas,
should become apart Of the city of Dallas,
approved by the city council accompanied
by an official letter from Mayor Cabell
forwarding the same was read and an cleo
ton was ordered, the date OF the same to be
fixed.
PUBLIC wEIGHERs.
An election OF two public weighers for
the county YVES ordered on the l4th Of Au-
gust, the same day on which the constitu-
tional amendments are TO be voted on.
There will be quite q number OF aspirants
in the field for the positions.
Some other business Of minor importance
was transacted, when the court adjourned.
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GREEN VIA Il.
.,,rv ssc,rsa- old Citizen Dead

Jury Secured Old Citizen Dead
GREENvILLE, July 28.-[Special.1- latter
exhausting three venere In the Bob Phelps
murder case, a Jury was obtained to-day,
There is considerable interest manifested
in the case. lie killed Sam Boyd, at Com
nell, last January. 1T.
James II. Gee, aged 49, died last night.
He had lived in Texas about forty years,
and be was man held in high esteem oy
avprvh0dy.