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PROPOSALS..
CITY & COMMISSIONERS oFFICE.l
BALTIMORE. May -, 1883,

CITY SlIssIoVER'S OFFICER
BALTIMORE. May -, 1853,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEINED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL WE'D
NESDAN, 9Th OF June, 1885, az I p. NJ. to fur
nish 100000 GRANITE PAVING BLOCKS OF
the following dimensions:
Not less than eight Is nor more than twelve II p
inches IN length not less than three and a half
(3i.) nor more than four and half a. - inches in
width, and not less than six l6l nor more than
seven q inches i'm depth.
Proposals viii only De received for furnishing
lots Of not less than 10000 blocks.
The blocks TO Doe delivered ~ such wharf or
wharvos or railroad depots In Bllfmorc g, may Dee
designated by TIE CITY COMMISSIONS.
Proposals must state the price both hy She thou
sands and by the square yards.
Oue-fourth of the whole number Of blocks must
DE delivered within thirty dls after signing tie
contract not less than One-haifo Of the whole NUM-
Der within sixty days aficr signing the contract.
for within ninety days after slguiug The contract.
Payment viii be made on delivery and accept
ance of each lot of 10000 blocks. retaining
twenty per ccntum Of The amount until thirty days
after tie completion Of each contract.
Bond. with approved security. viii Dee required
for the faithful performance OF the con ract.
All bids must Dc accompanied hy specimen
blocks # the size aud quality given above. labelled
With the name Of the bidder and the locality Of the
quarry.
The right is reserved 20 reject any and an pro-
pOsals offered
Specifications will De- furni.hclon application I'D
lhis Office. JOHN b. 'TOOIE.
my 2S-codtJe6 Clerk Of Ciiy Commissioner.
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NJ TIE GRANDEST OF THE
SEASON.

IMMENSE SPECIAL SALE FOR ONE WEEK
COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING.
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Il p. RICHARDSON < CO.,
sos EAST MAIN STREET pace RLOCll.
H"Ne III 'heif Mafero0ms complete assortment OF
CANTON MATTINGS, ~
lAtE CURTAINS.
CURTAIN MATERIAL
WlNDOW-SHADF>,
CARPETINGs,
OlL-CLOTlI
CORTICiNE,
LlNOLEUM,
RUGS.
DoOR-MATS
NY l7-dlw W" 49,
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secrctary-of-the-Navy w. G.. chandler
has ordered an investigation OF the cnar Gs
that have been made by Hon. John r. De-
zendorf, rs shown by the following eN-
tract from a letter received by that gen'ie-
man yesterday:
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PICTURE.FRAmns. ENGnAvINGs.6c.

49, >-N-~-----------
IN ORDER TO REDUCE MY LARGE
STOCK OF
PICTURES AND FRAMES
have decided to make reductions Of from 20 10
80 per cent In prices on all goods
About 80 styles Of sNlO PHOTOGRAPHIC
FRAMES at the lowest price ever sold in the city.
over 500 styles of STANDISG-EAs
FRAMES to be sold below cost.
Those In want 0 FRAMES or PICTURES Will
ind thisa frst-class opportunity to purchase. Call
and examine goods and see prices at
l.. LEWiSS.
my 8 No. el2 Main street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.


HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGMENTl
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
RICHMOND, May %, 1888.
GENERAL ORDERS No. :. y
VI 81
7. Captains viii order tielr companies Tor pa
rldc In full uniform gray pants, on HOLl1-H
WOOD MEMORIAL DAY. 23d May. AZ O'Clock
J.. ~, TO participate In the exercises incident To
that occasion.
II. Field and staff, mounted, will report At the
same hour.
By command Colonel ANDERSON.
r. \. CARY.
First Lieutenant and Acting Adjutant.
my 23-lt
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE or RICHMOND AND NIECkLrNHUKGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHASE ClrN.
,MEC kLENStRG COUNTY, May II. lssS. \
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- GRADUATION MASONRY. and BRIDGING
ON thc Richmond and Mockionh.rg railroad he-
t"een h,rc Guy and Clark>ytliC, Va. viii be- re-
eeiNeu AZ thls ouice until JUNE lSr, 1858.
detailed information, specifications. and f0rms
OF proposal can be obtaln,d ON aunlicaiton al t.-
Office. " '''-'
The company reserves the right O. rcjcc. any or
al blIss X. II. rAiOOIr,
my ic-tH cher Engineer.
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u. & F.. MITTELDORFER
WILL OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS THIS
WEEK.
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DRY GOODS.
CtARDOZO, ALsOP, MOSBY X co.


CtARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY X co.
All persons contemplating buying BLACK or
COLORED SILKS ald SURAHS will now have
the chance of the season to buy at great reduction
from former prices.
Having bought within the past few days large
stock Of
from New York foreign agents and importers, who
are reducing stock before the new tariff goes into
eject July lst, we shall sell until the entire lot IS
disposed Of, the GREATEST BARGAINS we have
ever offered i'm these goods. The prices at which
they are offered win At once commend them. being
as they are, genuine bargains.
We shall also dispose of orr stock Of
FANCY SILKS
at greatly-rcduccd prices, our stock of which is
varied and complete.
Whilst di.posing Of the above we shall take oc-
caslou 10 offer otaer bargains that viii pay 10 in
spcci. my IL
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Do..caorf,s discovery.
Norfolk ylrginian.l

THE ALLEGED MALADATNIsTRATloS Al Inn
NORFOLK MAYNARD TO BE N'hsii
GATED
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f~7r IN FACT. EVERYTHING IN
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. CARPETS. NAT
TINGs, &C., can be found AZ
LEyY. DAVIS 6 cos,
mv5 COL Main street, corner Ninth.
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We VIII sell

iOc. CARPET at 33c.;
SOC. CARPET ut Ace;
GOc. CARPET at fSc.;
Csc. CARPET at Soc;
Toe. CARPET az 60c.:
soc. CARPET at &C;
II CARPET at 7je.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-17
BIG CHRIsTMAS OFFER, 1854,

We will send the "Philadelphia Herald"
(size Of Harpers Weekly to any address, IA
months, and either Of our two beautiful chro:.
mos, in ten colors Presenting the Bride"
also 30 Visiting Cards mo two alike, with
any name you wish printed on them. Life Of
the probable Democratic Presidential Can
didate for 1884, Gen.W. s. Hancock, (l20 pa
ges with covert and one doz. Lithographic
cards of popular actresses, all pre- paid, for
only 7Oct One-cent stamps.
l.. LUM SMITH. 912 Arch St., Phila., Pa.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-17
Notice.

ON Wednesday, the 2Sth day Of November
" 1883, at the residence of David Coppin.
ger, deceased, | will sell for cash in hand, to
the highest bidder the following described
property, viz: Two Copper Stills, Caps,
Worms, and all the appurtenances belong.
ing to them, also about seveuty.fve Still
Tabs. One Black Mare, One Bay Hone,
One Yoke Of Oxen, Ten Head Of Sheep,
One set Of Blacksmith Tools, and One
Wheat Thresher. Nov. 10Th, 1883.
o. NJ. THURMAN, Trustee.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-17
They tell the battles won;
And after him lead hi riderless steed,

And after him lead hi, riderless steed
While peals the minute gun"
But this man was not great man in
these senses. He was great. but it WAS
in goodness. He was victor, but it
was on fields where nought was slain
save sel6shness and sin. He was a
prince, but it was the princeliness Of
bene6cance and earnest devotion to the
veal Of his fellows land our answer tn
the stranger is: These honors are
paid to one Of whom it is written upon
the hearts Of thousands upon earth, and
recorded in the archives of the eternal
world, he was one who loved his fell
low.men."
<,NH,rrN,ryr,r> N,,vn xIyDpu
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-17

Mead & Ritchey will pay 40 cents
per bushel for good sound dry corn,
delivered at their store in McMinn-
vile. a i"H"ar
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-17
want to Buy corn.

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-22

GlE Iss.ngl--The HacEaasacs
sey) EepubHtan viii contain yc
s S.ln .rtarv,ew with Walter Phelps
r6fr hlecs 20 congress. IN which he
aty ke, egs-4Ou % 3. .7 general Tl.'i anon.
,s hlicau members the l.sf house
tA7S aker kelHar should slu.o 70
.8. ilnd48ale Tor the tUpy bono ~ ra-
F 'Eatinn. j. sgpmg iAtu tucipa hag
t. Fl &eifer tu2ges.o- thHt cn'
BsC5tars some Of whom have sa.fsl before
and othars 0f whom are 20 20 er
cdugreus for the trst time, they gul,ey5
thsi' party viii b. strenEthoneu Uy ,gEit p
new departure aDc 'ue Eoues gi rrrrg.
sentatVes is the 5Est place % De llh
new inoVemGn5 in iha election G new
nafces for all positions. J is SAID Chat tle
reAsou Phelps was selected N carry 1a TINS
correspondence was because he is 80 per.
s0nany acquainted with the nG.apgaHeT.
aud being n W Jersey republican. he bag
not been involved In any ot the iaCt.cpGl
CuaIels OF the partv H5 s, therefore, &c
rsptebie with etaiWalis and nalf-h- -geda
2u this interview Phelps expresses
fhe opinion inst tlc ay-spgaker htyiLs tn2
welfare Of he Republican party st Aegt
will not fail ~ recOglr' that its iuCurC 2ll-
C- depends upQn uulted aCGon Which ral
only be ObtaiueG by muinel, iul n1L
ftiudly Concess Ons, ana the avniuaDc'
ra any action that Nill tend 80
ep no the disagreement ol the laat
10 or tLree years. PLelps in the meme OF
tbcp2rty md c0nntry appea.sd 10 Keller
10 announce go lis friends f1st he Uouid
not accep the 'AromlnU ion He icll'"re
a1aJ aeiier's tXhMlla- WoJ.d be iJilH yed
by the serglsnt-at.BrniE and other officers
ot he LAST hours, Kelier's reply is not yat
. NJ hand
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON Nov. 90 Special 1.-The
steamship Kate Carroll has been libelled
for seamen's wages, by J. f, Stone, the dis
charged mate, who on Saturday last, in
Commissioner Spanns court, confessed TO
having bought cotton from press draymen
at New Orleans for So bale, The ship
was bonded.
Texarkana Hobby was to-day convicted
of burglary in the criminal court, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for ten years.
The Galveston Cotton Exchange has
adopted the 9Oth meridian standard rail-
way time which went into effect yesterday.
Hon. Thomas p. Ochiltree will go 10
Rosenberg Junction to meet and escort TO
this city Hon. j. w. Mackay, the Bonanza
king.
me stock of cotton nov on hand and in
presses and ship marked IS 64,045 bales
against 6S, ,776 at same Tina last year.
GALVESTON Nov. 90 Press. The street
car company is obliged to issue new series
oftickets differing et"rlai!y in appearance
from the old ones whIrn have been closely
initiated by the shin plasters of a retail
grocery firm here.
John and Earnest Wagner were each
placed under 81 900 bonds Today on charge
of receiving stolen goods comprising a large
amount of groceries for the theft OF which
from Barring Brothers, William Pohl was
arrested few days ago. The Wagnor's
CLAIM that the prosecution is 'ho result of
misunderstanding and spite.
Cleared Almo, New York.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 - Commander
Wildes resumed his testimony before the
Proteus court to day and General Hazen
questioned him. Viii 'es adhered 10 his
| statements made Yesterday concerning the
crew ofthe Proteus and the lack of informs
| tion shown by the officials of the signal
service in regard to the equipment and
general wants OF the expedition.
! General HaZen made statement
to the effect that the Proteus and crew
were hired after veTv deliberate and care
| ful consideration and contract made to
| furnish the ship right in every possible
way. He asked that Captain Pike Syms,
| agent of the Pro,eus, and L United Sta es
| Consul Mallory, through whom the con-
tract was made, be called as witnesses. He
con sidered the PToteus the best ship OBJ
| taiDable Tor the purpose. The court went
into secret session and soon adjourned.
The annual report of Admiral Porter is
notable tor its criticism on the new armor-
ed steel cruise 9, designed by the naval ad-
visory board, as being deficient in canvass
and so constructed as not to work under
sail. This iu time may be fatal defect as
ali cooling stations would be closed
against the United States and In time
of peace naval vessels should cruise under
sail for the sake of economy. The admiral
believes IN the immediate construction of a
SWlft VesHel Win pOWeTlul guns anu tDlnkS
we could build twenty large ships in two
years Prompt attention to t ne lake defensei
he considers OF prime importance
and sees no reason why
we should not commence TO build on the
lake shore two of the heaviest iron.clads
with powerful guns and great epeed. The
admiral says there IS every facility for con-
structing such vessels on Lake Erie, and
one OF such ships stationed near Buffalo
could, in case of threatened hosliities,
drop down to the mouth OF the Welani
cana aud demolish the entrsnce, docks, etc,
rendering the work useless for naval or
military purposes. Even should vessel
succeed in passing the canal she would be
destroyed. He recommends that one OF
the proposed iron clads be built on Lake
Ontario, and kept on the stocks ready for
launching in case Of necessity.
Medical Inspector Kennedy has been dis
missed from the naval service.
John Il. Murray, posiOtiice inspector at
Opahs, has been removed.
Secretary Teier snstains the decision OF
the commissioner OF the land Office refusing
permission TO certain citizens Of Leadville
10 bring suit against the United States 10
vacate placer mineral patents issued TO Ste.
vens & Letter aud others. which are typical
cases OF the titles upon which the great part
Of the land in Leadyille is held.
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| that it does. The court decided that the
| judgment of the circuit court in constituting
the provision made in the will for the sup
port of the widow as well as in the direc-
tions of the executors in regard to the exc
cution of their trusts is enormous. Judge
Lyon while concurring in the opin-
ion OF the court in all
other respects dissents from the election
made by the court and holds that the court
should make that election for the widow
which they were the same and capable OF
exercising reasonable judgment, would
make for herself 81 cannot doubt" ssid
the judge, "in that event that she wHud
elect TO wave the provisions made for her in
the will and take the interest on h"r nus
bands estate which the state in such case
would give her.
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AUSTIN, Nov, Especial DIR. Garry
writes Secretary Baker that the Peabody
fund apporlioned to Texas this wear is only
$4,000, all of which will probably go to the
Sam Houston Normal school. Lasi year
the cities of Texas received $1,000
The trouble between Colonel Meyers and
the superintendent of construction OF the
new capitol will undoubtedly lead to the
resignation or removal of The latter, and
the ppointment OF another superintendent
Meyers is under heavy hs.Jd and insista
that no one who Is not thoroughly cOmpe'
tent should superintend the work
For the year ending August 81 the fees
at the land office were as follows: Office,
$2s, $50; patents, $4S, 5000; dues, $2l7; total
S77' S77. Eight thousand and twenty pat.
ents, covering 6, ,424 $50 acres, were issued
of this l4S,7l3 acres we're public domain
The sales were 1858, ,557 acres.
The collector OF Webb county is defaul-
ter to the tune OF $1,000. His surelies were
notified to day by the comptroller.
One of the heaviest tax x-payers writes
that his business with the comptroller was
never more satisfactory.
Governor Irei iud is busy on his mes-
sage,
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Arrested for Murder.

LoCUsT VALLEY, l.. / Nog. 20.-James
Doyle was arrested this afternoon charged
with being the murderer o. the Mayb
family. He had been n BroJkvlle and was
positively unidentified - seen there Satur.
nay. Doyle exhibited great nervousness
when taken out 20 the jail a. ROslyu AID
sfked the officers 10 DrOfec bin from the
e1citel crowd. William Henry Brown
persists 10 the statement that Doyle showed
him the ladies murdered 10 the barn.
Doyle Wss taken into the room where
Mr.. Mavbee was sitting and told 70 ssy, Il
will kill YOU" He did 50. Mr.. May zee
recognized tne voice a. tbR, OF the man
who spoke % him on the cay % the muir
der. Doyle ives taken ~ see the bod -
He said be bad seen then before. be was
taken 20 the barn a1d into the shed where
the bodies we're fourt. There be raised
his hands. aayine. a swear ] never Wa 10
this barn before" He vas searchfd and
AZ foupd on him He said be hsd eiven
ti4 10 a lawyer at Roslyu. Amlng D5yle's
money IL 6 gold pieor hsybee says be
thinks that were vas q god piecs among
l The money tsken. Dos le's Account OF him
set for part ui sft1r1ay . Veuhsd but be
uherea noufs from a. m 90 =. m, oaturds a
sre uoi srnlarned.
Fsfbs srsuii-.ti0n of DovIs closed the
2 l1r 90 the crUude1 rom EsFs way. Hnd
I ed. c1rore-. rFr0rtere. rth-crs, prls0uer
/ ard peuTis. tumbled dawa 10 q mass a
csuar fuli cf barrels p-evsuisd serious css-
ua'ififs- a rove iel over aiding 10 the
I csffusion. Flrers $50 ersat sc-nm biirr,
many rucsirirr s.irht injuries. The rrro
/ uH- resumed the sEamins-ion st ths Eas
rru Eru-e N8 ueu farts rsrs eiCitet
/ TIE euthnrifiss are not satisfied that fbs
T rr-rrtrsl ir secured and search is diiiFenfi '
. presented. Ihs srciter1snt is una 1a -
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 0.-[Special. j
Wallerly, the white man who shot at (

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 20.-[Special. III
Wallerly, the white man who shot at col
orad 7ar In The Little Brown Irc" saloon
last Thursday night, went 10 gail This motn'
ing in default Of $500 bail,
Last night at a late hour John Miller,
foreman OF the Express composing rooms
and an honest, industrious and capa lie
printer, was unexpectedly SHOT and most
dangerously wounded by Ike Jo7dOn, a
drunken printer, who has held cases on ne
Express Tor some time past ana VINO bears,
when sober o general reputation Tor peace
aud uuietneFs. J0Tdon came into the 1oI1-
posing room In the evening and was re-
uuegted bv the foreman 10 leave a. hD vas
disturbing the printers. Ho departed and
iu about au hour returned Wlihlns up a
back flight OF steps 10 the room Is pistol n
his hand. Miller was 20 The tine
in The front part of me lo m
making " the forms when Jordon
approached and with the single remar
"You called me a s. OF b. while ago,
fred, the ball taking effect in the foreman S
left side Just below the heart. Miller
turned ana ran down the back steps with
Jordan closely following and firing as he
pursued. One bullet nipped the wall by
the iugitive's side, another struck between
his feei, tearing a hole IN the step, and still
another passed through an eye shade he
was wearing and knocked Il Oft missing
the head about an inch, Miller then ran
down Commerce street, and his assailan
finding the weapon empty decamped and
was arrested at the white Elephant" sa-
loon one hour Afterwards in the act OF
drinking a glass of beer. Miller returned
TO the office much exhausted from the
wound and was removed 10 the hospital this
moruing. He will probably die. Jordan
insanely denies the shooting and says he
can prove an alibi, though the foroe Of fii-
teen printers were eyewitness OF the
shooting, and be was now over July idenu-
fed By the wounded man.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The Races at Fort worth Brilliantly
Opened.
A Drunken Printer Shoots His Fore
man at San Antonio.
The s.. Louis Market-New Manager
Tor the Texas 4 vt. LOnis.
A Heavy Stock Man Of Henrietta in
Financial Trouble.
Conference of Methodist Ministers Be-
gun at DenlsOn.
Officers In Hot Pursuit After a Desper-
ado at III PasO.
Officers In Hot Pursuit After DespeT
ado of III PasO.
Special News From Other Quarters
FORT WORTH.

FoRT WORTH, Nov. 20.-[Sr ecial. .]-Up
ward of 1000 people were present at the in
augural races at the Driving Park to-day.
The weather was all that could be desired
and the sport good. Captain j. d. Reed,
OF this city; Sam Ecker, esq.,, of ST. Louis,
and F. II. Brown, of Louisville, were Sc
lected as Judges, with j. L. Wilkes distance
indge. Ira Bride, esq, was made timer;
! Richard Flanagan starter OF the trotting
races and Major Barclay, of Dallas, starter
OF the running races.
The first race, purse $780, was the trot
| in the three-minute class, best in D. The
entries were: jerome Turner, a Grapevine
horse, owned by J. B. Crawford; Joe Nor
ris, property Of Robert Mozart; Maud i
owned by C. G. Brownlee, and Wilkes
| Flora G. The race YVES won by jerome
Turner, Joe Morris second.
Jerome Turner .........,..........'.''lZ
Joe Morris '''S q q
Maud B...............,...,.,.... !
f!HFa Timc-5:Is 2I2 5lo4 2aol.
Considerable money changed bands On
this race, many betting on Joe Morf!S as
The record race was half-Inile dash,
purse $500, with four entries.
SUMMARY.
Miss Yates
Bonita .................... ..''.''.''.'''' -
Time-5l&. . ooo
The third race was the trotting, 2:3O
class, four entries, purse $500.
Texas Bill won the first two heats; Isaac
one and May H. one. The fifth heat will
be trotted tomorrow.
The last race was running race, / Ia
mile, all ages, purse $400, with eight entries.
SUMMARY.
Princess ..'''...l
Onvete.
Brigand Bell ......''..'...'.''..'.'.
Time -1:045i.
A petition is being prepared asking the
banks and business houses to close Thurs
day to permit all employees to witness the
races.
About II o'clock six or eight pistol shots
were fired into the house OF the French
Sisters, on Main sire et creating great con-
sternation among the glIls and narrowly
missing Maggie Everhardt.
Toe cock fights at Byne's Council Room
pit were well attended. There were four
fights to-day between cocks from Abilene
and Fort Worth. Abilene won two and
Fort Worth two. Those interested in the
sport are looking forward with pleasure to
the contest between Dallas and Fort worm
cocks to be fought some day this week.
All the saloon men who kept open on
SUNDAY last were fined to-day, making re-
ceipts in the recorders court $685. 80
A little girl fifteen months old, daughter
of Mrs. Barchfeld, was seriously, and II is
thought, fatally scalded by havin pang
full OF hot molasses emptied over her face
and neck while playing near the Kitchen
stove. Her mother was making popcorn
balls, and accidently upset the pan OF
boiling sugar.
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2O-Tne su.borug.
discovered this morning thst eleven tta5
of cattle, sick or disabled, h5d beel s.au-1-
tered in the abbatoir near t-e southern
limits of the city and pref lraa for sale .a
city butchers. Four Of toe animals aaa
been suffering from big il" DEsr ..
H0ene, an employe, was ar .-a. Ot.osr.
are looking for George Bye '4e propr
tor.
A party of over hundrea p ..ess rtp
left the city this afternoon or el eE.lrs on
TO Memphis as guests Of tln Kansas ..f.r
Springfield & Memphis rs'rr.I. Toe
number will be augmented .a~- sla..
and Springfield.
LATER -Byers was arrest q as aV-u-
Both men gave a bond 10 HnarrauHH -
morrow TIE health officer v sris. 'u-
70 make a case a-aius! tll r..'
have been purchasing OF Bye. .. ..Hr Us.
b. discovered.