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GoUR OWN
["E. M. P" in The Week. ]

[ssE. NJ. P" in The Weein1
''1f had known in the morning,
How wearily all the day
The words unkind
Would trouble my mind
l said when you went away,
/ had been more careful, darling,
Nor given you needless paiE:
But we vex our own
With look and tone
We might never take back again.
HFor though in the quiet evening
You may give me kiss of peace
Yet it might be
That never for me
The pain of the heart should cease,
How many go forth at morning
That never come homo at night;
And hearts have been broken
For harsh words spoken
That sorrow can ne'er set right
"We have careful thoughts for the stranger
And smiles for the sometime guest,
But oft for our own
The bitter tone
Though we love our own the best,
All! lips with curve inpatient,
Ah! brow that look of scorn,
'Twere cruel fate
Were the night too lste
To undo the work of morn"
Unless you can muse in crowd all day,
On the absent face that fixed you;
Unless you can love as the angels may,
With the breath of heaven betwixt you;
Unless you can dream that his faith is fast,
Through behooving and unbehooving;
Unless you can die when the dream Is past
Oh, never call it loving!
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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XETANTED-35 Cash Girls, 10 Bundle Boys,
w at Seas Exposition. Call this, Satur
day mo,ninS '' References required. 2ss
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61NSL 1ANASlChs
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex..
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex..
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rocs
island s. st. Louis Exp.
WsbsshRW Accom-. m.........
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A DAY OF SMALL FIRES.

Hiils Brothers, DRY Goods House Destroy
ed-The Lake Calhoun CInb House In
Ashes--A False Alarm and q Chimney
BHrssed--The Gafacy MIL ScOrcIed.
At an early hour yesterday morning
fire broke out in Hills Brothers dry goods
store, at No. 1,OO5 South Washington av-
enue. The fire department responded
prom pity to the call and soon had streams
of water playing upon the flames, with e1-
ceIlent effect. The building was two
story frame of very infammable character,
and the fire originated in the rsar Of the
second story, in such place that the
flames had opportunity of getting under
stroDg headway before being discovered.
The fire was, notwithstanding, practically
confined to the upper story which was alb
solutely gutted. A Askylight in She center
of the building, however, let number of
firebrands drop into the store which de-
stroyed what goods were beneath.
THE LOSSES AND INSURANCE.
The building was owned by Newton d
Folwell, and the loss is estimated at $500,
fully covered by insurance.
the loss suffered by Hill Brcthers is es-
timated at so per cent, and is covered by
oo fnlloma.
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A, means daily. O, except Sunday. r, e1osyt
Saturday. T, except Monday.
Additional trains between st. Psul and MINI eapo
liz, via Short Line" leave both cities hour,,. For
particulars see Short Line timetable.
st. Paul-Chas Thompson. City Ticket Agent Isl
3. Third street. Brown Knsbel, Ticket Agents,
Union Depot.
Srnneapolis-d. Scott City Ticket gers No.
Nioollet House. A. 3. Ctauberlain Ticket
Agent, Depot,
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DRUGGS

All kinds hard soft corns cellouses and bunions
causing pain or soreness, dries instantly, will
not soil anything and never fails to effect cure
Price, 25c; by mail, SOC. The genuine put up In
yellow wrappers and manufactured only by Jos, R.
Eoflin, druggist and dealer in all kinds of Patent
Medicines, Roots, Herbs, Liquors, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Brushes, etc. Minneapolis, Minn.
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Iowa 4 MlDn. DIVISION
Sou. MINI. Ia. & Dav'pt ES.
CalnlarAccommodation. 80.
Mason City, Sou & West. eS
Hestings S Dstots Div.
Aberdeen & Dakota Fx....
Aberdeen & Dakota Ex....
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DEPARTING TRAINS,

Des Moines fast Express.
Chicago DGy Express
Chicago & Milwaukee EK..
Sioux City & Sioux Falls. e.
ShakOpee and Merriam Jet
Omaha and Kansas City,.
Green Bay and appleton
Shakopee and Merriam Jet
North Wisconsin, & Superior
River Falls. .......s........
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Chicago. milwaukee & St. Paul RGlEGT.
DYPAprNe TRAINS.

Arrival and departure 0. through psasensar train.
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Dining Cars on all trains 20 and fromgChicsgo, sn
this is the only route that rms Dining Cars on al
Chicago trains every day IN the week.
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ARR1vy9 TRAINS.
River Division,

IbI ' u III aHAVAs
Chicago Z Milwaukee TX. &.
Chicago h Milwaukee Ex &,
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island & st. Louis Exp. E.
Wabas he Accom- .........,
Iowa = MINI. Division.
Calmsr Accommodation. . {.
Sou. MINI. and Is. Ex..
Mason City Sou & West. ex
Hastings & Dakota Div.
Aberdeen & Dakota express
Aberdeen & Dakota Ex
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LeavS L&>sv-
Minneapolis st. Pau.
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krrtvs CT Jar Minnie
AET17lge TRAINS, Pa1i. sgOns.

Chicago < MiI1aukse Er. IS I3E mi 1850 70
Merriam set and Shakopee.. *l1:55 .sl $500 2Ia
Chicago Night Express. 6 2:25 . n 1910 ) -
Sioux City & Sioux Falls. f1141 o n i1I:10 -
Omaha and Ksnsas City. Nlt:55 q n si1:23 III
North Wisconsin Il Superior 50 50 2 Y S615 !; -
Merriam Jet and ShaEopes.. F11:15 p n - 20 IN
Green }Day &: Eppietoa..... 575lpn 1895 81.
River Falls. 9:25 q "a 5000 . q
Deg 1Ioines Fast Express. f11:40 pm Y11i) pm
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Ia 10 noon A l2:45 = ~
"a 77cO p N d z As p m
10 4 81 a MIA 5.2J q 10
10 500 pm y e.35 . u
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AssIBEee OF MOrI5ISte.
HENRY J. HORN, attorney OF assignee of mort
gagee. sepf9-wed-7w
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Rather Mixed.

The oth>r day a woman shipped her
husbands remains and q dog over the
Central. At Albany she appeared at the
door of the baggage car to see how they
were getting along. "How does he seem
to be doing ?" she asked with sniff.
"Who. the corpse 2" asked the baggage
master kindly.
mo, the dog"
"Oh, he's comfortable" replird the
baggage master.
SAnybody been sitting down on him?"
"Who, the dog?"
mo, the corpse"
Certainly not" answered the baggage
man.
"Does it seem cool enough in here for
him ?"
HWho. the corpse"
"No, the dog"
Il think So" grinned the baggage master.
"Does the jolting appear to affect him
"Who, the corpse"
mo, the dog"
81 don't believe it does"
you'll keep an eye on him won't you p
she asked, wiping tear away.
mo who, the corpse?"
mo. the dog"
And having secured the baggage mans
promise che vent back to her coach ap-
parently contented.-The Travellers Mag.
axine.
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Wanted to be q Pitcher.

From the Burlington Hawkeye.
"Who is this gentleman that papa calls
q daisy? ?"
"He is ball player, my DEAR"
"But papa said he had a phenomenal
curve and that they couldn't hit him."
"Yes, my dear"
"But, mamma, he stood up straight, and
/ didn't see any one try to hit him."
"Papa meant the ball, my dear"
ayes, mamma, but didn't see the ball !"
"Neither could the bstters, my dear"
"But what makes every one talk about
him and call him q daisy p"
Because he's the new pitcher from Chi
cago, whom the manager of the club has
just secured at $1,000 a season."
"But he is so very smart, mamma"
"Only q pitcher"
"But can't he really write his own name,
mammaw
$50 they say, my dear"
aAnd yet they give him $1,000.
Eyes, my dear"
"When grow up can't be pitcher,
mammal
"Perhaps, my dear, but whyT
Gould get sS.0o0%
"Perhaps."
"And not have to learn to read or write?"
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AParie Rookery.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.

The foulest and most dangerous of the
rookeries with which old Paris used to
abound has only just disappeared. 1t was
q small court known as the City du Tarn :;
and, although it practically consisted only
of the two houses numbered "a and IS Rue
de Meaux, and Of additions to them. it gave
shelter at one time to no less than 263 differ
ent families, comprising in all 1850 per-
sons. The landlord was q man named
Gand, who besides letting lodgings, sold
wine, meat, groceries, milk, fruit and hab
erdashery to his tenants, and also kept
some kind of order among them The
dodgers were, without exception chifoniers.
Every room was occupied ny
at least three families, each Of
which provided its own truss of straw and
squatted in its own corner, and by day as
we'll as by night drunken orgies of the most
frightfulkind used to be INDUCED in by these
human savages. NJ. Gand was often Obliged
to interfere, and his appearance, armed with
thick cowhide, usually suficed to quiet
the uproar. But one night few wears ago,
upon endavoring to quell riot among his
tenants, he was attacked by a score of halt
maddened men and women, who fell upon
him with knives and axes, and did not de-
sist until they had inflicted eight terrible
wounds upon his body. The City du Tarn,
or, as il was sometimes called, the Cafe
Gand, maintained its evil reputation until
the last and although it was a relic OF an
old and interesting phase Of Paris life, no
one regrets its demolition.
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MISCELLANY.

Gen. Sherman has again said "No,"
With all his emphasis, to the suggestion Of
his name for the presidential nomination.
After this the country will not be
startled with great political news till Mas
sachusetts and Virginia FIRE their guns in
November.
Work enough for two years has already
been mapped out for congress, but the solons
may not feel compelled to follow the map
makers.
-Gorham is said to be determined to
turn the organization of the senate over to
the democrats if the republicans don't elect
him clerk.
There is no state in the Union that
does so much for its National guard rs
Connecticut. Ending November, 1882, the
amount expended was $l58, 1873, or an aver
age of $71.9O per man.
-Two-cent postage seems a great achieve
ment in this country, but in Japan letters
are carried to any part of the empire for
the small sum of two sen, which is equal to
seven-twentieths of cent.
Whatever of credit attaches to the FIRST
protest against slavery in the United States
belongs to the Quakers, who settled Ger
mantown two hundred years ago. They be-
gan their peaceful but vigorous opposition
to that institution in 1888.
New York World: Malone has COM
menced assessing the judges down in Vir-
ginia who happen to be identified with his
rag-tsg party. The courthouse janitors,
who know what is coming, are beginningto
climb into the belfries.
One of the peculiarities of Buffers
speech to the Massachusetts farmers now.
a-days is that he does not refer to politics
in them at all. at is your governor who
is speaking to you-nOt your candidate"
he said, in declining to talk politics at a
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The Liberty Of the Press.

I'VE haven't any further need of your
ervices," said the managing editor of a
city daily to reporter who had been at
work only q week.
"That's rather sudden, isn't it," replied
the startled reporter. Haven't done all
have had to do?"
"You have done the work, but not prop
erly, sir"
"What's wrongT
"Well, you wrote up Mrs. Psrvenue's ball
and there was not word abou; it being .
brilliant affair"
THAT'S just what it wasn't"
That lady, sir, takes several copies of
this paper, and her husband has his print.
ing done in our Office, and ordinary COM
mon sense should teach you to understand
your duties under the circumstances"
"But-"
mo excuse is necessary, sir. Then you
brought in an article on the arrest of young
Mr.. Fresh for drunkenness. His father Is
one of our patrons, and We have sufficient
Independence to disregard the wishes of .
curious public to get an item of news when
our patrons are interested in its suppress
sion.n
81 understand"
mo you don't, for you wrote Mr.. Jones
obituary without saying he was . distin-
guished citizen of large influence, and .
man of great goodness of heart"
II thought he was another kind Of"
"You mustn't think. The Independent
spirit of the press is not to be governed BY
reportorisl thought, sir. Did you think
when you spoke of Miss Angelina ShOd-
dys departure to the seaside without refer.
ring to her as the charming and accom-
pitched daughter Of one of our most select
families"
"Who said she was the"
"Do you have to hear what other people
say in order to know your business Who
told you that Mr.. Bottle, the councilman,
was q rough and q hummer? Don't you
know his influence is worth money to this
paper in dividing up the city patronage"
II wasn't aware that"
"Ot course you were not aware of any
thing. II you were you might be useful to
us. No, sir; no. sir; you are not the kind
of ma, we need. We want man not to
know what he knows, and know what he
does no, know. The liberty of the press is
not TO be triAed with by irresponsible re-
porters, who think. nor is its fin edom to be
restricted by young men who let the actual
facts in case interfere with the require
ments of the occasion You can get your
pay, sir, by calling at the efice-Ex.
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Land for Sale.

Four hundred acres nice, smooth prairie
pastures, in the northwestern part Of Ben
ton county, Mo-; ten miles southeast of
Windsor and five miles northwest of Lin
coin fenced with three wires, new, in two
tracts If 160 acres each, and one If eighty
acres. Ponds with plenty of water Oh TWO
larger tracts. Price from Sl6.5 so ND. Terms :
One-third cash balance in annual install.
ments up to five years, with interest. Ad.
dress ALLEN & LINDSAY, Agents,
Windsor, Mo.
]. n. KNsEL, Warrensburg, Mo.
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them one night while coming from OWING
willie. but they had taken the precautionary
measures of changing horses and buggies
with friend, and thus averting trouble, as
their friends horse was stopped BY Bill and
Tom, who remarked . that "this thing had
lust Is we'll be settled here"
Sam and his son were arrested at Car
Isle Sunday morning, and were taken to
the Mt. Olive Jail, to await examination,
which takes place on the 2lst inst.
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministratiOn on the estate of Isaac Archer,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
on the 3Osh day of August, 1888, by the
probate court of Pettis county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for al
lOwance to the executor within one year
after the date of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit of said es-
tate.
And if such cl,im no not exhibited
within Two Years from the date of this
publication they shall be forever barred.
This August 3Oth, 1883.
GEO. E. HALLENBECK,
9.4w3ts Executor.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send q
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
Send . self-addressed envelope to Rev.
JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d, New York
City. 1O-1ldeodw&sly
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Trouble Among thee olored Troops

Trouble Among thee olored Troops
Kansas City Times.
There il blood on the moon and . war
among the colored militia Of Kansas City
is threatened unless matters mend greatly
and at once. The organization in which
this trouble 10 going on is what has been
known rs the American Rife company, ma
tional guards OF Missouri. ]. n. Gamma
was formerly captain of the company, but
recently be sent in his resignation, and a
meetin: was called for last evening to fill
the vacancy. Accordingly a number of
the members met last evening, and by
some it was proposed to disband
and turn over the arms to
newly organized company.
called the Independent club.
This was strongly opposed by others and
the lieutenant of the company, II. W..
Jones, declared it should not be. Inc In
dependent club declared this arrangement
had already been made and it should not
be changed. A rush for the armory in the
Diamond building AT Ninth and Main
then took place, and Jones and his follow
ers had almost succeeded in carrying away
the guns, when the Independents put in
an appearance and drove them away, and
the police were called to keep order. The
Independents then mounted guard, and Eve
of the members were detailed to watch
over the arms all night. The door lead
ing to the armory was guarded by a SEN
try with gun and bayonet, and an attack
from the Jones party was thought to be
likely to occur at any moment. In case
there is no bloodshed before morning the
matter will be laid before the adjutant gen.
eral of the state, who will be asked to de-
eide as to who shall have the lawful pos
session of the state guns.
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Strayod or Stolen,

From Andrew Eskin's farm, on Hess
creek, three weeks ago, q bay mare, fifteen
hands high, snip on nose, one white hind
foot, ten years old and mule colt follow
ing her two months old. A liberal re.
ward will be given for any information or
mare. Return to Houstonia, Mo.
9-1Sw2t$ 81. A. GRIMES.
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WASHINGTON WAITS.

Washington, d. C., Oct. 11.-Attorney
General Brewster returned to Washington
and was on dutv to-day. The president and
the city.
Secretary Folger SAYS it's probable
that he will soon issue a call for three per
cent bonds. The amount of the call is not
decided on.
The secretary of the interior to-day
accepted the resignation of Edgar Marble,
commissioner Of patents, to take effect
Oct. l. The position las been rendered
Hon. Berry Butserworth, of Ohio.
In agricultural department the will
not have corn and wheat report until OF.
morrow. Estimates at present indicate that
corn will average something like twenty
four bushels per acre or . total crop of
about 1,625, 100000. Wheat will show a
decrease of nearly one hundred millions or
4l4, 100000 bushels. Oats will show mp
splendidly.
The war department closed to-day out
Of respect to the memory of Surgeon Gem
eral Crane, and Secretary Lincoln issued
an order announcing his death and giving
an account of his life and services also,
directing the members of the medical de-
partment to wear the usual badge Of
mourning for six months.
Secretary Fogler to-day received infor.
nation from Fort Townsend, Washington
territory of the capture of eleven China
men, who, in violation of the law, landed
on the coast near that port. A number Of
officials at the port have been directed to
return the Cinnamon to the place where
they came from.
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The Insult to Alfonso,

Madrid, Oct 1.-THE ministry has re-
resigned, being unable to agree upon q
course to pursue, in vieA Of the refusal Of
France to make further reparation for the
treatment Of Alfonso. This leaves the task
to new ministry.
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Must Set His Ears Forward.
Lima, Oct. 1l.-Chilian with force of $50
men surprised band of Monteucros, near
Frias, killing fifteen men and capturing
eighty horses. Chiliaus suffered no loss.
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Bad Bean.

st. John, N. B., Oct. 11.-John Mclean,
mill owner, Nashweak, has absconded. He
raised 1000 mostly in forged paper, BE-
fore he departed.
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M Them Kindly.

Treating Them Kindly.
Cairo, Oct. 11.-All those implicated in
the recen' rebellion are granted an amnes-
ty, except those convicted of murder and
outrage.
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LA WEEKLY BAZOO TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1883.

any one else. There Is certainly no
good reason Why he should find fault
with the man who preferred to rave .
portion of his earnings to spending the
whole, and who has consequently got
something ahead and become capital.
list.
A great many people do not appear
to understand that the capital of the
country consists in the savings Of care
full, prudent men. OF course we know
that fortune is sometimes "blunder.
ed into" or is the result of q ''lucky
strike" but where one is made in this
manner, ten thousand are lost. Near
ly the entire capital of the country
and of the world is the fruit of some
ones habits of industry and careful
savings. Our rich men as class are
men who spend as little as possible.
They live closely, penuriously. misery.
The important difference between
them and those who regard them with
aversion and supreme dislike, is, that
the one has saved his earnings, the
other hasn't.
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Boiler Burst.

Mexico, Oct. ia boiler burst ut Sam
ita Richta mines to-day, and killed Super
intendent Martin Godsy and seven others.
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Buy your Jeans and Cassimeres at the
Wooden Mill store. 10 2wlm.
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Stocking yarns. all wool, only IS cts, at
the WOODEN Mill store. lO-2vlm.
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-"Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills cured my wife Immediately of severe
neuralgia" H. NJ. Cocklin, Sheperdtown,
Pa. SOC. at druggists,
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show come along, and who but the
employees in our various manufactures,
mechanic shops, stores and Offices, per
SONS in the receipt of moderate sala.
ries, hurry to give it benefit ? The
travelling theatrical companies, as well
as those which do not travel, derive
their main support from salaried peo-
pie. They pocket money that would
purchase very many necessaries, not
to say luxuries, we're it thus expend.
ed. But some may think we are
against allowing the workingman to
have his amusements. Of course we
are not. 1t is nothing to us what an
employee does with his earnings.
If he sees fit to pay them out
without obtaining an equivalent, fool.
ishly, as it appears to us, that is his
business, not ours. We only say, ifs
man, old or young, pays out all he
earns. be will not make much head.
way in the way Of accumuAting prop.
erty. he will stay at the foot of the
hill. He win be eternally poor. And
he should shoulder the entire blame
himself, and not seek to cast it upon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-28
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SAN ANTONIO.
Flags at Half Mast-A Bad Blovt
For a Boy Sudden Death,

Special TO the Gazette.
San Antonio, March 27.--Ilapsal
The military posts in the departms
OF Texas are ordered at half MAJ !,
morrow in respect to the men,Or.
ex-Postmaster General Howe.
Amos b. Smith suicided tonight
taxing twenty-one grains of st,yet
nine. Cause, depression on accouats
failure IN business expectations,
The seven-year-old son Of Carnt
Albert Wallace hearing his father 4
that the only way to cure d dr
sucking eggs was to "blow him II,
took his fathers powder-horn andts
up his pup and touched coal 10 n
powder and blew both himself ID
the pup up. His father and nahsI
arrived in the city to-day and bid
the child under the treatment I'll
physician. He will probably lose a
eye and is frightfulIy burned sk.
the face. The dog was killed.
Judge f. G.. Smith. ex-iudge Of li
county, while walking the streets
Gonzales yesterday fell in a lit a.
broke one leg and shortly expired.
The condition OF Hon. Colamtt
Epson is not materially changed,
\ grand fair for the benefit d :
Mary's Catholic Church opened ihl
evening in Casino Hall. There WIS
large attendance.