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MILWAUKEE, March ia case Of mis-
cegenation has just been discovered in promi-
nent circles in Oshkosh, Wis. Annie Weiss
brich, sixteen years old, married Cyru. Bost-
wick, colored, in the absence of her father,
ten dsya ago. The father returned yesterday
and discovered the fact. Bosiwick was re.
Gently divorced from his first wife, who was
alan white
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PHILADEIPHIA, March disappointment
eut Snowden, OF the mint, Gays the dies for
the altered design OF the new five cent
pieces will not BE- resdy for two or three
weeks. The altered coiu, he ssys, cannot be
issued till the nickel now in circulation is
called in. Col. Snewdeu goes to New Or
leans TO investigate the circumstances con-
nected with the issuing at the New Orleans
mint of gold coin found below the standard
by the assay commissioner, who reported it to
the President.
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ENGLAND,
THE POLICE FORCE IECREAsEl

TIT 1O1-IOI1 4 OI'e1s I1NOIS11AsLD'
LONDON, March 19.-The Globe says that
in consequence OF the late outrases the
police force in London will be increased by
1000 meD, and the staff Of detectives on duty
at night be doubled
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DESPERATE AFFRAY
BETWEEN ITALIANS IN NEW YoRK-oNE MAN

New YORK, March ia murder was
committed yesterday in the Italian quarter.
Gui.Sppe Lascata had baby christened,
and invited number of friends to the cere-
mony, among the number Antonio and
FelIcio Anon, brothers, and Frank Alberto.
After the christening all began to drink, and
a quarrel ensued, in which razors and knives
we're used. When the police arrived Alberto
was found in a dying condition. A r,zpr
cut had gone so far through his neck that
his head burg only by shrsd of flesh. He
was sent to 81. Viucen,'s Hospital, and the
physicians say be will die. The brothers
Anon were arrested, charged with the MUIR
der. They were covered with blood, but had
no knives. Ooe had ten knife-thrnsts on
him, and the other two. They deny woHud-
ing Alberto, who, they ssy, attacked and
wounded them,
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AN OUTRAGE.
TEN REPUTABLE MEN DRAGGED FROM THEIR
HOMER AND LODGED IN JAIL.


HOMES AND LODGED IN JAIL.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 19.-In Claren-
don county, this State, Saturday, Charles
Wilson, deputy United States marshal, as
sisted by two coDsisbles, arrested nine white
men and one colored man, all respectable
merchants or farmers, and took them from
their homes without allowing them TO change
their clothing or make other preparations
for the journey, and carried them to Ora
hams, locked them up all night and then
took them 10 Florence, where they are to be
held until Tuesday, TO be examined by a
United States commissioner. Wilson said
the arrest was fer election offenses, but would
give the prisoners no more definite informa-
ton OF the charge against them. Bail was
offered for the prisoners. Wilson refused il,
giving, as his reisoD, that to do so would Dis
prive him OF his mileage, and great ipdfgna-
ton is caused by the proceedings. The pris-
oners are all Democrats.
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NEW, YORK, March ia memorial mass
meeting in honor of Karl Marx was held by
the workingmen of Brooklyn to-day. DR..
Adolph Donai delivered the memorial ad-
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Sitting RuI,,. GOOD Condn.,.

ST. PAUL, March 10 Sitting Ball and
14O followers, under military surveillance at
Fort Randall, express a desire to joir the
remainder of the Uncspapas Sioux at Stand
ing Rock, and it is understood that the Wsr
Department and Indian Bureau will sccede
to the change on May Isl, owing 10 the good
conduct of the slvages the past winner.
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ATLANTA, GA, March l9-To-day the
printers in the Evening Star and James F.
Harrison & Co.'s printing house refused to
work for less than thirty cents per 1000 ems
They have been receiving twenty-five cent?.
The Star has two small boys, so far. All
sides refuse to yield aud hings are at a
ataudatifl
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BosToN, March 19.-In WATERFOWL, about
eight miles from here, Mrs. Carleton wss
murdered in the hallway of her own house
about o'clock last night. The door bell
rang, and Mrs. Carleton answered it. Her
daughter, coming down TO see who was the
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Uxorcide and sufeide.

DENVER, March 19.-At Red Cliff, a small
mining camp near Leadville, man named
N ans6eld to-day shot and instantly killed
head. He will die. The cause Was jealousy.
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mississippi valley Regatta.

CHICAGO, March 19-The Executive
Board of the Mississippi Valley Amateur
Rowing Association have decided the annual
regatta to be held at Pullman, July 9th aud
2S;h next. Prizes aggregating 5000 will be
offered, and thirty.fve clubs will compete.
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In The Commons, this afternoon, Lord
Edmund Fiizmaurice, Under Foreign Secre-
tsry, said the government had never pro-
posed to sppoint British resident at the
Vatican.
The Irish members of Parliament dis
credit the story of Lady Florence Dixie,
that she was attscked by marked men.
Lord Edmund Fiizmaurice stated that no
demand for mediation in The trouble between
France and Madagascar had eeen M sde, and
the government had no intention TO increase
the number OF Britieh ships in Madagascar
waters.
Sir William Harcourt Home Secretary,
said the police force would be incre ased
military would protect the public bulldogs.
PEACE SOCIETY.
The Universal Arbitration and Peace So.
ciety publishes letter from President Ar
thur acknowledging the letter the society
sent him commendiug the Presidents refer
euce in hfs last annual message TO arbira-
ton. The society drew from fbe Presidents
responses that he sympathizss with their
objects.
THE ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE.
The Marx Lane Express, in lis review OF
The grain trade the past week, ssys: Sup
plies of wheat Increased, and have some
what improved in quality; prices are weaker.
The demand for foreign is restricted, aud
prices unchanged. Cargoes in smsll de-
msnd; fifteen arrivals and four sales. The
forward trade is neglected. Red winter
wheats Is lower. Flour lower; foreign in
large supply. Maiz. declines slowly. For
barley and oats there is fairly active in
quiry; foreign unchanged. Ss'es OF English
whest the past week, 81, 1924 quarters, at AZ,
I'd, against 3l40 quarters, at "A, I'd, the cor
responding period last year"
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The receipt is simple. You have only to take
q violent cold and neglectu Aberrethy, the great
English surgeon: asked a lady who told him she
Plague?' Beware Of only coughs The worst
essss can, howeyer, be cured BY DE-. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs. In Whooping cough and
Group IT Immediately sllays Irritation and is sure
to prevent fatal termination of the disease sod
by all druggists.
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Horsrord'A Acid Phosphate.


DR.. H. n D. Parker,..of Chicago, says: ~
have thoroughly tested it 10 nervous diseases,
dyspepsi and general debility, and in every
case could gee great becefit from its use."
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ST. LOUIS, March 19.-The store of Moore
& Riggs, OF Forsyth, Tauy county, No,
wss burglsrized last Thursday night. Five
thousand dollars in money and lot Of
county warrants were stolen from the safe.
Most of the money taken belonged TO the
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Coleridge Kenpard writes letter COM
planning of the Commons neglecting his
motions relative to the surplus OF the Ala
bams award, sns says his object is TO recover
the surplus for legitimate British claimants
and taxpayerJ
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RICHMOND, Va, March 19.-BsDiamin
Bates, aged forty mine, suicided yesterday
morning By shooting himself through the
heart. He was a granddaughter of Edward
Batter, stlorney-general under Lincoln, and
was head of the former large bookhouse Of
this city OF Bates & Brady Bros.
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THE CLEARINGHOUSE.
An increase or 5.5 Per Cent. Over Last
Week.

BOSTON, March 19.-The total grdss
changes at twenty-six leading clearin--5o,e z
of The United States for the week ens
March 18th, together with the percentage Of
increase aud d crease, as compared with The
corresponding week, 1882, we're:
New York 500, SIS, 9ss; decrease. 232.
Boston, $40 677, S42; increase, "a.
Philadelphia, s55, 0S7, AS; decrease, o.
~ chtCHgo, SIz, 1oz $50; increase, 8 4.
Cincinnati, $40 200 COO; increase, 6.
St. Louis, 81, 050, 352; increase, "a
Baltimore, sl4 o,649; increase, l6 s..
San Francisco, Sl1 1882; increase, 80.
New Orleans, 81, 5S7, 625; increase, 149.
Pittsburg, $l0,423 364; increase, 25.S.
Louisville, 81, 529 $50; increase, 03.
Milwaukee, S.. 900; decrease, SIS
Providence, 81 81, 200; increase, %.
Kansas City, 81, $50 900; increase, 5S.1.
Cleveland, 81, 902, Sl9; decrease, o..
Indianapolis, 81 ,9l5, 800; increase, 5.
Hartford, 81, 523, III; decrease. los.
New Haven, 81 ,OS2. 739; decrease, Ills.
Memphis. St,I37, 597; tscrease, IL.
E Portland, SSS3, 1855; increase, Is.
Peoria, 81 Joe, 1856; increase, l7.3
Columbus, 81 ,049 965: increase, III.
Worcester. sS75. 229: decrease, 05.
Springfield $500 0C0: increase, 2SS.
Lowell, s731 1874; increase, 50 5.
Syracuse, S474, 500; increase, 20.5
Total, s., Csc, 209 S72; decrease, 40.
Outside New York, $3.50 ,620,3S4; increase, So.
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THE BRITISH CABLE.

The British Telegraph Company desires
TO land a new cable at Shanghai, but &C.
knowledges doubt of the right TO do 80, aud
asks permission from the Chinese function
aries, who have withheld their answer for
several weeks. The representatives of the
telegraph company having asked the aid of
the British government, the Foreign Off ,e, it
is said, have telegraphed instructions to land
forcibly If necessary--
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New YORK, March 19.-Antonio Anan-
dillo, aged nineteen years, was fatally shot
last night while entering the hallway of his
home, 81 Crosby street, in The Italian quarter.
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Train Robbers Captured.

DENVER, March 19.-Charles G. Ballard,
at ons lime teller Of one of the leading banks
of Syracuse, suicided here last night.
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WILLIAMSBURG, KY, March 19.-An old
man named Dowall was killed to-day by
young man named R.inwster. The affair
occurred in a house OF low character. The
only witness, a girl OF eleven years, says the
parties we're fighting, and Dowall was on top.
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LITTLE Rock, March l9.-Officers to-day
captured the Johnson brothers, Two of the
Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad rob.
bers, in Washington county.
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Byrne has resigned the secretaryship of
the National Land and Labor League OF
Great Britsin.
DIED IN JAIL.
RowleE, awaiting trial in connection with
the Phoenix Park murders, died in an cpl
leptic fit in Kilmainham Jail last night.
PARNELL COMING TO AMERICA.
Parnell goes to America and Sexton re-
mains to watch Parliament.
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KANSAS CITY, March 19.-Lsura Dslan, a
young woman married last November, shot
herself last night in the presence OF her hus-
baud and died soon sitter. Jealousy.
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Parnefl Tn Paris

PARIS, March 19.-Parnell arrived here
Saturday evening. He spent yesterday in
compsny with Clemenceau and Henri Roche
fort
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CHINA


Hone :: ~. February 20,-The Ere nch
transport IN ing the first insialmsnt of
troops for the . onquin expedition is reported
to have arrived at its destination.
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PEACE SOCIETY.
FRANCE.
NO DISTURBANCE

PARIS March 19.-Up to 1:30 o'clock yes
terdsy afternoon the day was even more
quiet than usual. There was nothing I'M
usual even at the Champ de Mars, whsre
the meeting of Communists was announced
to take place, or at Pere Ia Chaise Cemetery
where ~ any slain Communists are buried. In
the provinces the only incidents we're a email
meeting st St. Elienne, which wac dispersed
without resistance, and similar meeting at
RJubaix, the dispersal of which was attended
with slight resi-tarce and the arrest of eight
persons. There was no display of troops in
Paris.
sOCIALIsT MEETING.
At meeting Of 5000 Socialists at Bras
serie des Paquis an uproa< took place. fight
ing ensaed and the doors IF the place we're
broken. The meeting afterzsrd separated.
La Chappelle Joffrin, a member of tine mu-
nic;paliiy, in a speech eulogzing the Com
mune. advised the wo kmen 10 abstain from
disorderlv manifestations.
sLoNG LIVE THE COMMUNE"
A number # Communists held "punch"
in Rue Temple yesterday. A toast was
drunk 10 honor of the Commune and revolu-
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DENVER, March I'D. J. Twerney, for
merly Of Boston, lately Wholesale confec-
tiener of this city, was choked to death yes
terday while eating fish.
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If you don't see, il is mainly your own
fault, because by procuring paF OF Celia
Ioid Eye Glasses you can Impro'' fsiling
eyesighl 70 SIS 10 see clearly. Tor sais ey
all Iesding jewellers and optieisns'
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FRESH air, exercise, good food and Dr..
Benson's Celery and Cnamomile Pills will,
when used toge her, cure any case of uer-
vousRess, sick headache or indigestion. They
strengthen the nervous system. Five thou
sand physicisns prescribe them.
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Dent DE In the Houae.
MemoriaItnH .nor karl m,rx

"Rough on Rats" clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers. Is cents.
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THE ONLY SERIOUS SYMPTOMS.
RELIEF FOR DISTRESSED woKKINGMEN.
THE UNION GENERALE.

TIE government will soon introduce bill
in the Chamber OF Deputies for The relief of
distressed workingmen,
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EXPLOSIVES FOUND.
IN THE COMMONS

1t is rumored that Two barrels Of powder
have been found in the vicinity of the large
gasometers st Kings Cross, London.
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tIohary speeches were made. The baptism
oil child ended the proceedings Eight
hundred persons attended the bsruuet, at
which a letter from Blanc's sisters was read
protesting against the police searching their
house for Louis Michel. The meeting shouted
Long live the Commune and Gang tie
"Csrmagnele"
THE ONLY SERIOUS SYMPTOMS.
The only serious symptoms yesterday of
Socialist activity was an attempt TO seduce
the soldiers stationed at Rheims By throw.
ing over the walls of their barracks placsrds
giving directions for blowing up public
buildings. Nine persons engaged therein
were arrested.
RELIEF FOR DISTRESSED woRKINGMEN.
TIE government will soon introduce bill
in the Chamber OF Deputies for the relief of
distressed workingmen.
THE UNION GENERALE.
Ii the case of Bontaux snd Feder, presi-
dent and manager of the Uaion Generate,
the Court of Appeals reversed the judgment
OF the lower courts on the counts IN regard
to fictitious payments on shares OF stock and
issue OF shares irregularly made by the
company. The sentence of each was re-
duced 20 two years imprisonment. The sem
tence OF fine and costs was confirmed.
IN THE DEPUTIES.
The Chamber of d puties rejected, by a
vote Of 294 TO 1l5, the r sdical motion re-
latipg to grievances of the mining populs-
ton, by adoption Of the order of the day
pure and simpl With respect to the mo-
ton granting amnesty TO Political press
offenders, the Minister of Interior insisted
that the present was untimey fer such &C.
ton, and calmer popular feeling should be
awaited. The motion was rsjected-399 10
eighty-three. Adjourned for the month.
RIOT AT ST. ETIENNE.
ST. ETIESEE, March l9.-Sixty miners
attempted to rescue q comrade. The gen
darmes used weapons; one miner was killed
and several arrests were made. There was
great excitement.
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SPURIOUS COIN.

We would warn our readers to be
careful not to receive counterfeit
dollars among their money. A de-
tective connected with the United
States Treasury Department says a
very dangerous counterfeit of the
standard silver dollar is being cir
culated in the State. 1t is supposed
they are coined in the mountain
region. They are made of an alloy
which it is very hard to detect, and
are a little lighter than the standard
coin. No arrests have as yet been
made in connection herewith.
There has also been a counterfeit
of the,trade dollar made in Alabama
and distributed to some extent, and
three of the counterfeiters were ar
rested in Chattanooga during the
past week.
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being needed to make it one of the
most wealthy sections that it is
one of the best fruit growing and
cattle-grazing districts in the United
States; and that its delightful and
invigorating climate, good water,
beautiful scenery and the absence of
malaria and consumption makes it
all that could be desired by both
health and home seekers.
In conclusion we would ask for
the support and patronage of all
our friends and neighbors, both
readers and advertisers; and if it is
granted to us in the same measure
as to the late editor and proprietor,
we feel that we can go forward con-
fdent of success.
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Professor Henry E. Cotton, late
Geologist of the Bureau Of Agricu =
ure, Statistics and Mines, has been
appointed general manager of the
Rock City Real Estate Association,
to succeed Colonel j. B. Killebrew,
resigned. The latter leaves for
Chihuahua, Mexico, to take charge
of the valuable Refugio silver mine,
which has been purchased by a
company of Nashville capitalists
Chattanooga Times.
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70 OUR READERS.

GREETING--The PLATEAU GAZETTE,
which has been carried on in such
an able manner for the past eighteen
months by Mr.. Thomas Pardon, the
late editor and proprietor, having
passed over into our hands, we
now hasten to make our bow and
introduce ourselves to our readers
and advertisers, and the public
generally.
This being our first attempt at
editing a newspaper, we would ask
our readers to be lenient in their
criticism, and to made some allow
ance for our shortcomings. Every
one must have a beginning.
No doubt many faults and i'm
pertections will be found first off,
but we hope to improve as time goes
on and we warm up to our work,
and shall do our level best to please
cur readers and friends; not giving
Eway to party prejudice, but treating
all alike.
1t will be our aim to make the
PLATEAU GAZETTE a good district
paper, giving our readers a we'll
selected collection of both local and
general news.
We hope that Rugby, Allardt, and
the other settlements in the district
will continue to prove successful, and
that their inhabitants will do their
best 10 supply us with items of local
interest, giving them in concise
manner.
We also invite correspondence
relative to the development and
settlement of the Cumberland
Plateau, and other objects which
would be of general interest to the
inhabitants of the district.
|
Such communications would be Of
interest to those seeking homes and
health or wishing to engage il
mining and other pursuits, it being
a we'll known fact that the Plateau
and East Tennessee generally is ricf
in deposits of iron coal and many
other mineral products, capital onl,
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Po1K's DEPUTY ARRESTED,

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, July 3.-This
afternoon Detective Porter, of Nash
vile, with requisition from the
Governor of Tennessee, arrested
Captain James G. Flemming, late
chief deputy of ex-State Treasurer
Polk, charged with making false
entries while under Polk, amounting
to $4,000. Porter, with his prisoner,
left for Nashville on the evening
train.-Cincinnah Commercial.
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Returns from East Tennessee to
the Board of Agriculture report a
moderate yield of wheat, generally
of fair quality. Several of the
counties complain of injury by rust,
and in many localities the fields
were thin. The harvest is about
over. Corn is backward on account
of the cold weather, but is rapidly
improving. The grain is small but
healthy. The yield will about equal
last years. Oats and the grass
crops are thin and short. Consider
able damage to fruit is reported
Nashville american.
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cvRRyING MICH COWS.

10 a farmer the idea of currying
a COW, mich or otherwise, is an
absurdlty, but to dairymen, who
have highly bred COWS, who take a
pride in their business, and get the
top price Of the market for their
produce it is a matter of moment,
in that it is known to increase the
milk flow and the butter produce
by ten to twenty per cent. We say
that this is known, and will further
say that it is so far an established
fact that few, if any, can be found
to dispute it.--Colman's -Rra
World.
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SCOTT COUNTY.

The county town of Scott County is Huntsville,
and the various Courts are hold as follows =
Chancellor. Meets fourth Monday in March,
July and November. ]. j. Duncan, Clerk and
Master
CIRCUIT CouRr Hon D. X. Young, Judge
]. NJ. D. Mitchell, Attorney General. Meets
fourth Monday in March, July and November.
R. HURT, Clerk; j. j. Duncan, Deputy Clerk.
COUNTY CouRr.-Hon J. G. Parker, Judge
Quarterly Court meets first Monday in January
April July and October. Quorum Court meets
first Monday in every month. Jno. Pemberton
Clerk; j. j. Duncan Deputy Clerk.
COUNTY OFFIcIALs.-Beaty Cecil, Sheriff
E. M. Sexton, Trustee; William Sharp, Regis
ter; Alvin Parker, County Surveyor; James II
LETTERS, Superintendent Public Schools.
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On Tuesday afternoon Dunbar
Hunt,of Baltimore, presented q draft
for $4,000 at the First National
Bank, Nashville, which was cashed
without suspicion. Afterwards the
cashier received information to the
effect that it had been refused by
other banks, and proceeded to find
Hunt at his hotel. He obtained the
money from him, and on being
counted it was $3.50 short. Hunt
made tracks, with the officers after
him.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-07

Dairymen are often surprised at
the light weight of their milk the
next morning after a cold rain
storm, through which their cows
have suffered unstabled, and it is
only a natural result of such treat
ment. The COW does not eat as
much for one thing; and another is,
part of what she does eat goes to
repair the waste of her system in
withstanding the effects of the storm,
and that keeps per cent. out of
the milk-pail, until she has recovered
from the effects of such exposure
Prairie Farmer.