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OVER THE CITY.
,.s Proposed DOipgs of the Gulf, Colo.
RADIO & Santa Fe.
III. Dallas W0odenware Factory
Nigh Unto Certainty.
yov Uayden's Lecture Dallas aud
Denton by Telephone.
crsps, Courts and Miner Matters
Gulf, Colorado a Santa Fe.

Every business man and property owner
:, Dallas is anxious to know what the G ult,
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad is going to do
in the way of extending its northern ter.
minus, and if so, whether the extension
r,ll be from Fort Worth or Dallas. A
culet rumor was ailost yesterday that the
Ene would be built from Dallas to the
northeast via Rockwell, and from that point
h either Greenville or Sulphur Springs,
and thus form a connection with the Texas
{ 81. Louis Narrow-gauge road. Colonel
Walter Gresham, OF the road, who was in
tbe city Thursday, remarked to Judge w.
R Wright that if the city of Dallas would
Guarantee the Santa Fe sum like thai
tbey agreed % give the Narrow gauge, that
The Santa Fe would agree to build via Rock
wall fifty miles or more northeast
Of Dallas. As the Texas Il st. Louis rail
yay has virtually forfeited all claim to the
subsidy raised, it might be well to entertain
some like proposition from the Santa Fee
road. Pursuing the course mentioned, the
road would run through one OF the richest
and most fertile farming sections of the
state, and besides it would secure to it BY
its connection with the Texas & St. Louis
narrow gauge an outlet to st. Louis. The
regular field corps of the road, which is at
present, and has for some time past been
idle, are still retained, and they have in
structions to hold themselves in readiness
TO move at a moments warning
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,ushing, their advocate and defsrdo

Gushing, their advocate and defender,
tor living among them. II is sufficient
answer to this attack that the
land of the Iunis belongs to them, and
that Mr.. Cushing has right to live where
he pleases. Mr.. Logan could see no Justice
in q proposition that the government
should slice Off few acres of his big farm
and give them TO some brave but unfortu-
nate soldier who has nothing, and he would
be terribly incensed ifany one should ques-
ton his choice In taking up his residence
anywhere he chose to locate. On the
whole, while he may be perfectly innocent
OF any designs on the territory Of the Zunis.
u looks very much as though somebody's
fine scheme had been rudely smashed and
the fragments had hit John A. Logan
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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THE LITTLE GOULDS.
How They Look, Dress and Live at Their
Home on The Hudann

How They Look, Dress and Live Mt Their
Home on The Hudson.
Mr.. Jay Gould's brown-stone palace ON
Fifth avenue and Forth seventh street il
closed up, and its treasures are under the
care of an Anticipated German charwoman
and the Waterman. Mr.. Gould has retired
with his family to their summer home, at
lrvington-on-the- Hudson, twenty 1.-TWO miles
from the great city and its pulsations.
Here the great and the little Goulds reyel
in the peaceful retreat of rural domesticity.
There are apart from Mr. George Gould the
eldest son and heir (who can scarcely be
placed in the category of little Goulds) five
promising children-three boys and two
girls-children to whom the "tickern il AN
instrument of profound mystery, much the
same rs the works of watch are to an
average boy. Calls" puts" "straddles y
ard privileges have no Significance for
then, except the capricious privileges
which all the children OF wealthy men nat.
urally expect and regard as right
The boys are Edward, Howard and
Frank the girls are named Nelly and
Belle. Mr.. Jay Gould is essentially do.
dotes upon his family, and spares no ex.
pense to develop their study or recreations,
Yet, withal, he is somewhat OF a discipli
marian, and, as much as he can do, person.
ally satisfies himself upon the progress
they are making.
The oldest of the little Goulds is Edward
a fine, sturdy lad, W no somewhat resembles
his mother in features. He is between IL
and Is years old, shy and reserved toward
strangers, OF studious habits, and 1t is said
that he is destined to become an engineer.
CT anical pursuits. Like his elder brother
George, he Is fond Of boating, and is quite
an expert angler. His manners are ex.
.reme'y prepossessing, and, although his
experience OF society is yet very limited,
he has a seli-cort ained bearing and conf.
dence very chare cteristic Of Gould, papa,
His education has so far been received at
the bands OF u tutor.
In point of age, Miss Nelly Gould comes
| next-she is"sweet 49," She is happy
| medium, between blonde and brunette
Her fayorite colors are warm, bright tints
Since leaving school some four years ago
she hes been educated by governess, with
| special masters at home For singing and
| painting she has decided preference, es.
pecially for the latter. Her figure Ia some.
what slender, and her department" ST ows
and easy grace which promises to become
still more distingue as she grows older.
| Like most girls OF her age, she Is extremely
fond Of reading, and although of sprightly,
vivacious temperament, a certain dignity
Of carriage is very marked. Ailectonate
and open In her nature she Is as much Of a
companion as a daughter to her mother
who idolizes Nelly with the full strength Of
A parents fond affection. Her costume.
are tastefully. but plainly made, and she
never wears diamonds.
Howard, q lad Of nearly IA, has beer
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Dallas County school Census.

After long and tedious labor Mr.. Beverly
Scott, the thorough and efficient assessor
Of Dallas county, yesterday completed the
scholastic census Of the county which shows
9 total number of white and colored chill.
dren, s and under II years Of age TO be
1850. The total number of whites s and
under II years ares COZ, and the total mum.
Der OF colored s and under IA years. i3i,
The number Of whites unable to read are
oo5i number Of coored unable to read, l75;
number OF whites that can read, S,0i7; mum.
Der OF colored that can read, $50. The total
number of white and colored males are
2Wsitotal number of fen ales white and co.,
ored, 1888. The census was taken very
close, and required good deal OF tine to
get IL correct
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Tho TYpos.

CINCINNATI, June S,-The International
Typographical union adopted resolution
hat an effort will be made to get full wages
Tor female compostors, who had
served regular apprenticeship. The follow.
ing officers were elected President, NJ. l..
Crawford, of Chicago; vice-president
Isaac Jones, of Pittsburg; John Matthews
Of Cincinnati, secretary and treasurer,
William Briggs, OF Washington; CORES.
bonding secretary, William A. Wilkinson,
ct Galveston, Texas. The next meeting
will be held at New Orleans, June, 1884.
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aIe Protests too Much.

Senator Logan has been heard from In 70.
ply to the charge that he had been engaged
in disreputable attempt to steal some Of
the springs that water the lands of the zuni
Indians. The charge has made him yery
mad, and, like most men In passion, he
says great deal too much. He denies the
charge with vigor and a PARTICULARLY
that might carry conviction Of It's falsity,
did no not proceed TO abuse the Indians 10.
having TOO much land, and Mr., Frspi
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
swung on.

LAwRENcEvuLR, June S.-Elbert NJ.
Stephenson was hanged in the presence of
40 people for the murder of his aunt one
year ago last August. Stephenson was ar.
rested tor the crime while arranging his
tent for camping, His request that tn,
brass band play Golden slippers" at the
gsllows was refused. While toying with
the rope he spoke TO spectators by name
Just before the trap was sprung hundred
persons asked him II he was guilty, but he
neither affirmed nor denied guilt.
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Illinois Dots.

-SrRISGrIGLp, June..S. -A'--heayy wind
storm, accompanied by: rain, .-struck the
southwestern portion of the city about S
O'Clock this morning, unrooting several
houses, blowing down barns, fences, etc. -,
aud doing quite large amount of damage.
No person injured.
Specials from Bluffs, Jacksonville, Berlin
and other points along the Wabash railway
west OF here, reports the heaviest ram
storm fallen Tor years. The whole country
is Hooded and great damage done to crops.
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Nearly all the shares have been taken
in what is to be known as the Dallas
wooden ware factory. The shares are $50
each, and the number is limited to one
hundred shares. Mr.. X. J. Kivein, one of
the main promoters of the enterprise, will
leave within the next few days for the tim
Der lands to negotiate for timber, and will
20 on east to purchase the machinery.
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Inspecting Our County .IaIl.

Judge J. E. billiard, county judge oil
kaufman county, and Messrs. G. A. Blu,
chanan, Isaac Cole, r. o. Harris and Ben
Morris, county commissioners, and Captain
A. L. Wilson of kaufman came up in a
body yesterday, for the purpose of inspect,
Ing the county Jail here, with which thev
were much pleased. They contemplate
the erection OF a new county Jail at Kaut.
man, and are inspecting different CT u lty
ialIs to determine the plan best suited to
hauimans present and future wants. They
lett for home on the afternoon train.
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Washington Notes

WASHINGTON, June S.-The president ap.
pointed the following government directors
tor the Union Pacific railway company /;
isaac IL. Bromley, OF Connecticut George
g, Haven, of New York, Watson Parish, OF
Nebraska; Colonel Gate floyt, OF New York;
Arthur l., Conger. of Ohio.
Secretary Teller has approved the action
of the Indian Agent Wilcox, in refusing to
receive the Chihuahua Indians, who re.
Gently applied for admission TO the San
Carlos reservation.
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Looking From the Big Bridge.

Gan you dold me we're der Pleckv all,.
ger. " si"n-
ernor's island. 'o"N WV
"vere vas der Cidy hole?"
building. AsN''soi0
were vas Reside Kardcn ?"
over there"-pointing to the Brooklyn
were vas No Chersey p'
"Ah, go soak your head Pbat do vex h.
thinking 81 amp A dictlonaryP' And a
ire irate Milesian passed onward. the ones
Toner looked after him and remarked, as he
hat off: o'' A"o0Aou Nv
You vas schmsrd, amt i'd? You dinks
vas old TOOL. Id vas hod tay ven va
rigid, und dond you belief II ?'i
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LONDON, June s "A committee of innuen.
tial ship-ownsrs, in the project Of another
Suea canal, resolved to proceed vigorously
with one, especially as the statements mad E
by De Lesseps Mt the meeting of the Suez
Canal company, Paris, are regarded as most
unsatisfactory. The assumption OF De Les.
seps that harmony existed between himsel
and the English directors is strongly dis,
approved.
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Base Hall,

A few days ago the Waxahache base ball
club invited the Blue Stocking nine Of this
city to visit them at Waxahachie and play
them a game for the championship of the
Two cities. The Blue Stockings promptly
accepted, and they leave on the Central
Train this morning for Waxahachie, and
the game will come of to-day. The follow.
ing young gentlemen compose the Blue
Stocking nine. who will 20 down Sam
Momond. catcher; Walter Mansfield,
pitcher; Frank Collins, first base; Lindsay
Martin, short stop; Albert Jack.
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Hard Fighting.

CATrARo, DALMArIA, June ga force Of
200 Turkish regulars marching to sipean k
were attacked and murdered on the LIST In.
slant by a body of Hates, Accounts have
been received here that sanguinary fight
ing TOOK place on the % and Sd between
turkish troops under the command OF
Asym Pasha and body of Castratis. The
Turks are reported to have loss 800 men
and Castratis 500.
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FINE, VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMS

Wshsveopneia
IN
swllb
sOois
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Testimonial.

IestimOniaI.
We, the undersigned, freely and gladly
signify our appreciation and perfect salts
faction as to the management and cooper
alive plan of the dallas Grocery com.
pany," and hereby certify that by strict
purchases of goods from that store, show
net saving Of 10 to 20 per cent. every month,
as compared to the usual retail prices. Our
orders are promptly filled and delivered,
full weight and measure given, and goods
not entirely satisfactory freely exchanged
by the polite and attentive managers,
Messrs. King and Dillingham;, who deserve
much credit for their untiring efforts to
please the patrons Of this successful enter.
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The Chinese charge DAFT res at Paris is
inclined to smile when told that his nation
cannot cope with European power. Stree
1850. he says, the Chinese army has been
supplied with Krupp guns, fleet OF ships
equipped in Europe, while the Foo enc
arsenal is directed by engineers from tht
French navy. The English, he say 3, tons
pek,n during civil war, ana moreover Wv nv
AGAINST the French.
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READING, Pa, June S.-Last nights
storm was the severest for years. A force
OF men were at work all night repairing the
washout at Porkiomen junction on the
Reading railroad. Two barns were struck
by lightning, and church at Amityyille
damaged. Cattle and horses were killed in
various parts of the country ,.@s
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If the expectations of Mr.. D. NJ. Clover.
the superintendent of the exchange here of
the Southwestern telephone company, are
fulfilled Dallas and Denton will greet
each other by telephone by noon to-day.
The line from here to Denton, which runs
via Grapevine, was begun only few days
ago and was built rapidly to its final desti-
nation. 1t is about forty-fve miles in
length and will be great convenience to
the commercial men of the two places.
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CrOps,

The crops of this county promise an ex
cellent yield. Corn blown down by the
wind'storm Of Saturday night has straight
ened and is growing nicely. The grain
yield will more than fill expectations; and
taken all in all, the heart Of the husband
man should be light.
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VIII NOT Iirnnk IL

ST. Louis, June .s.-Governor Crttende II
has addressed letter to Judge Seay, Of the
Ninth Judicial district, and one to the
prosecuting attorney of Gasconade county
calling attention to the Whitney lynching
and suggesting that steps be taken to pun.
ish the guilty participants.
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A Miniature Polk.

BLOOMINGTON, June S,-Lawson Il. Nc
Kinney, treasurer Of Monroe county, has
been found $l5 600 short In his accounts, of
which his bondsmen have to make good.
$ll 900 lost by speculation in stocks,
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SAnle Rates

New YORK, June S.--The Trunk Line
managers and representatives OF the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific roads have de-
termined to keep the freight rates of the
Morgan steamship lines and Southern Pa
cfic lines at the same figures as last year.
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City Court,

City VS. Barney Walpole, drunkenness,
fned So.
City VS. same, abusive language, fined 81.
City vs. Joseph Praby, abusive language,
fined So
City vs. Eugene Williams, assault, dis
missed
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New York, June S.-Business failures
during the past seven days were l73, against
l5l last week, distributed as follows: NeV
England states, 90; middle, 80; western,
So southern, 20 Pacific states and terrific.
ries, II New York city, 10; Canada, o.
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France and China.

PARIS, June st is stated that only in
the event that France is attempting the
establishment of water communication be.
tween TonGuin and Yunnan will China
close her ports against the French.
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High License.

SrRISGrIELr, ILL., June S.-The Harper
high license bill passed the lower house OF
the legislature to-day, 70 to 55. 1t provides
that the minimum license throughout the
state shall be $3.50 for beer saloon and $500
for the sale of distilled spirits. Adopt on
by the senate is deemed positive.
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Mr.. John Delagio and wife, who were ar
rested at the instance Of Mrs. Brundage on
the charge of kidnapping two of her chill
lren, have sued out q writ of habeas cor.
pus, returnable to-day, before Judge Aid
ridge, of the district court.
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Repealed.

MADRID, June st is officially an
nounced that the law prohibiting tn land
ing of free negroes in Cuba except on pay
ment of 1000 reals, has been repealed.
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ScUToRrA, June S-A powder magazine
was struck by lightning, and tire ,endous
explosion followed Many persons. were /
killed,
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Mr.. John ID. Biggs, of the Norfolk &
Roanoke 5, b. company, says ofDr. Worth
ington's Cholera and Diarrhma Medicine,
that he regards it as IA valuable medicine
Tor all affections of the bowels.
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lsanQueted,

LONDON, Jone S.-The Irish members of
parliament gave banquet to United States
Senator Jones, of Florida, at Westminster,
to-day.
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Satisfied.

ROME, JuneS An article in the Moniteur
is considered as proving clearly that the
vatican Is satisfied with the new church bill
OF Prussia,
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LONDON, June s.-Her majesty's dispatch
steamer, Lively, was stranded near Storno.
way, breaking up. Loss, f3000C1.
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"Browns Bronchial Troches are excellent
for the relief of hoarseness or sore throat
They are exceedingly effective. "-.IChristian
World, London. England.
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CHARLES Delmon leo. the sole propr etor, o
the four New York restaurants known py
that famous name, is going to sell ous iol
100000 and enjoy the rest Of his lie IL
eisufe.
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DR.. Jas. B. Mills, Saltmarsh, Ala, says !.
Several Of my patients have used Browns
Iron Bilters for chronic indigestion with
benefit
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Mexican Troops In Moyement
Stranded.

CAsoMAs. June ga company of Mexi-
can regulars numbering $50 have left op.
| pozua.
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Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 10
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cure,
Corns, warts, bunions.
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Inc Chinese legation ut Washington stten-
ded every performance of the circus when
there, and declared they had enjoyed moth.
ing so much since congress adjourned.
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Bitters.''

Mr.. John IL. Jones. BRISTOL, Texas, saws
II never took better medicine for genera
deh'l'tv and weakness than Browns Iron
Bitters,n
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEO.

No., BvrrrscuP TKxAs. August d lsss,
Aessrs. Morley Bros:
q, ikS IseNkN - have sold ''WCNDERFuI,
q : nj TO several Of my Customers who used
'or the cure Of BLACK lEGty giyiae
n or TWO doses internally and appl ns II ex.
N'N'N'' IL WORKED IKE "hs--- Yours, Etc
LIB. HUTCHINSON,
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Burrxscur TEXAS San, 4. iSsa

TIL. Burrxscur. TEXAS Sept. L lisa
,su us Ms - 70 ceruiy that We have used your
,.nONpkkUL EIGHT for BLACK kEG
MA ~ "a re BY giving from Is 10 AZ drops inter
nhaiy aud applying externally once or gwtce %
"eP ns arer TED, and II gave immed ate relief.
= McLNhE- ". h. sHlFLETT.
A J. STEWARD. WILL McLURR.
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son, second base; Cla-les Bower
5niru base; Clarence Lane, center fielder;
right fielder.
~, Walter Mansfield is captain of the nine
Tue ooyS are pretty well trained and play
an excellent game, and the Waxahachie
nine will have to do good and fast work To
beat our boys. There are lew better anna.
teur calchers than Sam Momond, and as A
pitcher Walter Mansfield, the captain, is
hard to beat. Lindsay Martin ranks high
As short-stop and the bssemen are all au
'at; The HERALD extends its best wishes
10 'he young gentlemen for their success.
NO family dyes were ever so popular AS
the Diamond Dyes. They never tail. The
black IS far superior to logwood. Any color
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Loss of hair and grayness, which often
mar the prettiest face, are prevented by
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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Horsford's AcdIPhosphate,
DRANK WITH SODA WATER,
is delicious. All druggists have 1t, 1t Is
refreshing and cooling. Try 1t often.
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Ready to Embark
Wells Trough on Corns )

ToULoN, June Six thousand men are
ready to embark tor Tonquin.
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WE HAVE PLACED
ON SEPARATE TABLES SOME LARGE LIKES Of =
Mems, Youths, Boys and Chi|dfen's
SUITS

marked them in man. instances JUST ONE HALF former
ceiling Price and are offering special attractions in LIGHT
LIGHT uhNrs uNpERwEAR and everything that required
Una. oae most OF our customers. We are rapidly building
up se largest retail trade in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Worth lexas and our is altogether due to our per-
confess quite freely that is our pride and ambition TO he
leaders in our line and our customers say So
Daily Republican., 1883-03-19
DehtrucliNe Fires.

The WOODEN mills II; Mexico, Missouri
were damaged by fire OF Friday to the
extent Of about so, 900.
Caprls tie factory III s.. john, Que
bee, was burned Oh Saturday. Loss
$4,000.
a fire in Jacksonville, Texas, on Fri
day, destroyed block of buildings, ill.,
Guiding he post office and seven stores,
causing a loss OF Sloo,oGO.
The lead works at Washington,
renna., were burned on Saturday night.
Los, SjO,oOo. Fifty men are temperate
ly thrown out of employment.
The Wabash Railroad round house
and two engines, il Detroit, were burn.
ed on Saturday morning. Loss ahou1
S3j,GOO Two men have been arrested
on suspicion Of causing he fire.
BY the burning of the little mining
town Of Forest City, California, ON Fri
day, 76 buildings were consumed, and
the loss is estimated III S25V,0O0. The
inhabitants, several hundred i'll num-
bcr, saved scarcely any Of their goods.
The steamer Grand Isle WAS burned
last Thursday at Wilson's Landing on
the Black river, in luulsltna. No lives
were lost. Her cargo of 800 bales OF
cotton and 2,UOo sacks of cotton seed
was destroyed. The boat was valued at
81, eco