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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-11
TELESRAPHIC JOTs.

Bismarck says he u"cs ho' e"Anh
he will ever enter the Reichstsg again
AT Grayson, kentucky, the et-
element over the presence OF military
at the trial of Neal and Croft has sub
sided. aud 40 trouble is anticipated.
Signs OF returning life twice
ca,-ed the pos,ponement oi the lunera!
of Mrs. Slick, who apparently fed OF
heart disease Thursday moraIns at
Farmer City, Illinois.
The Illinois Lover House OF the
State Legislature has passed a resoiu-
ton asking Congress to pension all tne
veterans OF the Mexican and BiacSha"k
wars, except ), II. Davis.
The Vienna Court of Appeals mas
confirmed the sentence OF the naaager OF
the burned Ring fheater. aud "fnera
were convicted OF criminal neslecs Ill
not providing proper exits.
"A coachman named Doyle was
arrested in Dublin yesterday morning.
charged With completely III the c"nsplr-
acy to murder government otilciais. ne
will be arraigned tomorrow.
Leading cattle men O: Colorado
express the opinion tina. the loss OF
cattle Oh the ranges by the recent storm
will mt exceed five per cent; On sheep
something more. Many of the reports
are highly sensational.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee L 'nkin are
making ready to build ;heaser on the
| corner of Thirtv-tirst street and 1hlr"
| avenue. New York city. Plans were
flea IN the Bureau of Blilding] yester'
day. The cost is estimated at $500, oco'
| Archbishop Heiss has appeared
| in court to prosecute the suit agalhs,
the parties who demolished the ole
Catholic church a. Sipsinawa Mound
| Wisconsin, and erected an ed'ilce het't
suited To their wants III VOCATION OF ~
orders.
lem Mace has heelf advised h.
Cable If the drowning OF his sou. Al
bert Edward, in the Thames. he wa
80 wears of age, graduate OF the Liver
ueol Institute. and engaged Ia iner
camille liz. 1t is expected Mace WI
sail from New York to-day.
,Advices from the Cheyenne Ara
pahoe Iudian Agency says all nnSno"
and fatal disease is creating GrtaF raw
ages among horses. Tney fall dea
withou. warning. There is great alarm
among those in the neighhorhood OWE
ing a large number OK horses.
.As Uniontown, p. the en
ploves of the Chicago ami Conaslisrl.
: C.ke Company have struck against
rcducti. Il OF wages. Il is understood
great reduction among coke maker
? amounting to l2aa per cent, viii be Il
listed upon on the 10Th instant.
"A bill t., tax the net output
! the mines has passed both Hon -es
,he Colorado legislature. La the Sena
tn. tigh5 WIS most bitter. Several
{ the leading papers OF the State oppos
the bill from the first. and pronounce
an outrage upon the s ate's mining
S dus.ry.
!, jacob Bps!tman, an old man W
lived a hermit life IN the woods OF Mo
g RE township, Newaygo county, .h'cl
r gan. who had the reputation OF SAW
considerable money, was found lead
Il his hut on Thursday. He was evider
O " murdered, doubtless for his none
He has no relatives il the region "h'
he lived.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-11

The Fitz.Jehn Porter MEM
orial deserved a better fate than
il received in the House yes
terday. The generally accepted
proposition Of porter's failure to
obey Pope's order is that he
was ordered with 10000 men
to turn Jackson's flank, not d
hard matter except from the
fact overlooked by Pope that
Lougtreet was in the way with
10000 men. Napoleon with his
Old Guard could not have exc
cuted such an order.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-11

r. H. Lindsay has returned to
Reno with an execution from
the United States District Court
for Ss.l5O.S7 in his pocket, IN
the ca Sc of Brown vs.. Evans.
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Room to Rent.

One Bedroom. with use OF double par.
ac-. including bath room, warm ana
cold water Gas in rooms.
Mis- q (. HAYWARD
Curry street, one block from Carson
HALF
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Lost.

\ scarf pin made OF gold painters
ualIet, With two brushes and five stones
of emeralds and rubies The finder VIII
be rewarded by leaving 1t at tiiis Once.
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50 Cents Per W eek

BE All cassie loi legitimate advertisements
not exceeding si1l lines inserted II hrs column
for 10 Cen.S Per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-11
&parial Notice.

NJ COIN IA NOW THE SShE
IVA, agent in Carson OF the - hlie'
and New Howe sewing machines.
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SarfnEt cry .

.s>ETT.oW-S PERFUMsRiES. fNCLtDlNG
MARI stuart, White tSfahithn "1o
Srrjro Violet, su- sale at the City Drug store
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ESuSOciai.

4 SC!EEIN IS NOW RUNNING his BAR
y Der shop Near the depot, and runs H. as
they say, up tn the handle For g''1a' e'e'.i.
clos, artistic and quick shave. sha:np" or
hair ru:. this ;ia,e canpos easily be matchei
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The Passion PLAY

\Ew YORK. Feb. l0.--The temple
in the Passion Play was Sc. las- even
ing for the irs. time, and there was
stage rehearsal o! part OF tie drama
ia which it was used The scene not
only filed the forward part OF the
stage but extends back to oath street.
Pillars Of the temple are seen III the
distant perspective, and the Landscape
shows family beyond. The tt-ct Is
very tine. Morse says he VIII be ready
to play his drama il two days a1tec the
license Is granted. \ large number OF
| lead coins called sbekeis have been
| coined and will be gwen 60 the audi
! euce.
Toe Hcra'i says "f the production o;
the pass;on plA1: We trust JC1Se
ingraham. whose tieclslon u III. II sttef
IS now awaited by Morse on one sid t
aud the pubic GA Ghe other, Will ma Ike
knows his tie ergni,atI'5n st t:lc earliest
moment poss,b'e The affair has been
long too a matter of public and pf!vate
discussion. II should be definitely
settled at once one way or the other.
4 North CarOliua Bonanza Il Ing
FAYETTEVILLE, v. c., Feb. 10
North Carolina has bonanza king:
John Barnes, Of Moore county, who
counts his wealeh by hundreds OF thou
sands. 4 few weeks ago this man
earthly possessions consisted OF halt ;
> dozen half-s.atved coon dogs, and :
80 acre lot OF barren land III Moor
couaty. About d fortnight ago B,rue
+ discovered gold On his farm. He pru
: IDENTIFY kept ,he secret to himself. an'
i removed the precious metal a
best he could He obtained more thai
t a huudred pounds Of gold, and the'
: disposed Of part of his lead for SAB.
600, res rvins large share for himself
q Barnes is now considered the wealth.
/. est msn in Eastern North Caro!iua. Il
/. is preparing to bslild for himself md
. some residence q short distance tr"r
1 he spot where he discovered his gol
). nine. The coon dogs. Which we b
. constant and aimos: zoe COMPANIONS l
9 his poverty, Sc Ill 10 be kindly care
for.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Mexican E!0GShs.

MEXICO. Feb. 10. "A telegram from
Chihuahua says: On Sunday afternoon.
about 300 dissolute characters, who
have often given trouble, attacked the
store belonging TO the Penos Altos
Company. The employees resisted. and
Manuel .AuchoD, clerk, Was Killed.
Bu:hapan Hepburn, p.incip pal mamoe:
Fl, the company. went I" the store TO
uuie. tie tu,ruli, al !ress.ng the at
;ackipy pa'sy IN mild. conci'lat"fy
language, hut, t!uhing that hia
moderation met with insults, lie
hurried b4c., to his louise. inst as be
entered hi. room he was.shos and d's6
instantly. Four houre later d light IN
SUED he.ween the employees aat She
rutfiaus. f.ur neu being killed. AID
bang summoned from ali i2Ing towns.
the authorities and c.tiz rs turned ont
en- r,a>se aa.l eapIGr.4 N.Y. :" the rut.
fans, Ain nng :l,-m Hepburn : rnuro-rer.
They were ir,e,i AMI .Nrcated On ai"n-
day. He, b .rn was WEALTHY and had
invested much money IL Cbihushua-
tiles are pursuing the CRIMINALS IN the
mountains,
The PARK Assassin identified.
DvELIS, Fer. 10. - Michael hava'
p.ugh, carman. has turned informe'
against the prisoners cGargr@ WIN
conspiracy 70 murder cav, rnnenS OIL
. cials. He will be the frs witness ex
! auineG in tire Investigate n az hllmaln
ham, aud vii! testify that re drove tbs
! car employed by the assa~sina # Lore
Free derrick Caveadish ani Burke il
| Phenix Park, aad viii describe 'n'
/ whole ati llr.
| PARIS, Feb. l0.-As the sale her
yesterday Of Sara bernharita Jewels
nrckIet OF black aud gray pearls Trough
100 Geo fcancs. brs3e!e* Of ru5les ans
sapphires i 0eo. md two necsi".s Q
brllliants ). coo each.
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Auti-Nonspo!y Convention.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. call, signed ny
weIl-known Anti Monopolists from all
parts OF the country for Delegate Con
ference for the formation OF the ne"
party, was issued here yesterday. The
conference will De held here on the
4.h of July, on the basis OF four repre-
sentatives from each Congressional Dis.
triot. four from each Territory and four
from the District OF Colum bia. The
principles enuncia:ed in the call are
oooosltion to confedera.ed monopoly,
pob'ic lands for actual settlers, sup
preston of corners IN the necessaries OF
lite. opposition TO the protective tariff,
and to favor the election Of President,
Wee President and Senators by a
direct vote. The call is signed By the
following Ca!itornians 7. ". hamii-
ton. President Of the Anti Monopoly
Club of San Francisco; J"hn 7. Doyle,
Meuio Park, Cal; Dr.. George hews-
ton. President Anti Mon"poly League
Ut CALIFORNIA;: Almsrn q. Paul. Horace
Al .mS. NJ SIC. Cobb. Robert Wilson,
Alvin {. Turner, San Francisco, 'ud ~
! others
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-11

Ca.uig, Il N0tcware's News Depot
ANEW MUSIC, NOVEMBER AGAIN IS,
II Dacyett's BraAtons Bar. StytEEatn.e
and NcRmnon Peas. Automatic PelciLs. Ok
gar Patterns, Powder, Shot, SHELF and Cart
ridges.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-11
RERNUARDT SELLS \ LOT
OF OLD JEWELRI.
A Bloody Glove Fight.

New YoRk, Feb. l0.-Thir.y men
who paid 50 each for ticket dropped
in one by one into an uptown hall be'
tween midnight and l o'clock Thurs
d.v morning and saw Jim Connolly and
Jack Mcconnell slug each other with
small. hard gloves. til; the refere
thought there would be danger III let
ing them 90 on. More blood was shed
in one of the four rounds than was
spilled in Sulivans fight with Ryan at
Mississippi City. From the first ea.
change they fought like nladmen all
over the ring, landing terrific blows.
When three minutes were up aud time
was called beth men were battered and
bleeding. They went into the second
round no less desperately. The hard
gloves cut their faces and breasts. and
e,ch seemed m f. bent upon disabling
his adversary than detendiag n'msef'
Blood GOV ered their iaces ana; dFipped "n
their chests. the oldest fre4uenter-
| of nrizs fights present said they ia Il
! never seen such desperate sioggin2.
The men came up gamely for the third
round. and were hardly at the scratch
before they went az It again. giving
AMI receiving tremendous right and
left. hand blows on the nose. mouth,
ear and chest. They were support ed
to their corners when this hid lasted
three minutes. When = few minutes
for res. were gone aa,i time was called
for the fourth round. they faced ea Gu
other determineliy, bus both were
weak and neither seemed to have any
advantage in the give and take that tot
lowed. They mustered their spirit;
and drove their fits with what forcs
they bad left gains. gashed aud sw7l'
len faces and bleeding bodies. They
came up aeain at the cal tor the flftt
round. bu5 were so dittsurei and eH
hausted that the referee stepped lntf
the center of tine RUG add ordered tn
tipht stopped.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24

furnishing reports that should have been
delivered at the beginning of the session.
The comptrolles's, adjutant-eeneral's
penitentiary aud the report OF the treasurer
TO January LIST, have not been delivered,
To-day the treasurer issued receipts coy-
ering over 100000 acres Of school lands.
Applications are being received for uni
yersity lands, but there are several bills
now before the legislature withdrawing
them from sale.
The comptroller to-day signed the Wealth.
erford street improvement bonds. He re-
fused to sign the bonds of Tyler for the
erection of water-works, because no provis-
ion has been made for their payment. He
approved the bond of the collector OF Hunt
county.
The Union club, of Galveston, filed a
charter 20 day; object, to cultivate sociabil-
ity, mutual engagement and foster inn
provement in science.
The inaugural ball tonight was largely
attended and it was one OF the most pleasant
affairs of the kind ever held in the state.
Beauty, elegantly attired. and gallant
gentlemen rasse few hours most delight.
fully
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BUTTON

ods Of us amounting
evening Of February
|yiven. Each ticket is
/ thereof will be de-
Pn the evening Of Sat-
will be opened in the
! Of by three response
E our customers.
d one hundred and
from among the whole
entitled to these three
+, to.wit:
he hftieth duplicate ia,
the Grand Piano. I
out Of the box entities
Fate taken outHf the
I .adv's Dree.h
anu sT'o sSS,,sfe1'- ~ XBoys'
herefore, Go to the Cad -
hue their want good acc
nervous Comfortable n
supplied table
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Other Interesting News by Specials.
Fort Worth,

rOrt worth,
FoRr WORTH, Jan. 2S.-[Special. IA
meeting of the Fort Worth bar took place
to-day, to express itself as to the separat te
judicial district, of Tarrant county, pro.
posed in A. j. Chambers bill before
the house. Judge Hood addressed
the meeting, favoring the measure. A.
p. Green and Robert McCart were appointed
a committee, and will leave for Austin on
the morning train, to push the matter.
IL. 7. West, deputy sheriff OF Navarro
county, arrived to day and took charge OF
j. II. Keller on two warrants issued on
grand jury indictments, charging him with
obtaining money on false pretenses. Keller
is In Jail tonight. His custodian will take
him away on the early train. He owns con.
siderable property 10 this city.
Mrs. William Thorn oson sister.in. law
of Ben Thompson, resides In this city. She
married Bill Thompson at Demlng june
tion, New Mexico last October.
The Fort Worth Gas company received
burners and globes yesterday, and the
streets will be lighted for the first time on
the first proximo.
The jury in the case Of Harroway ct al.
vs.. John l.. Goforth found for the defend
Bonner disputed a deed made hv widow
Bonner, now Mrs, McCree. bv which that
lady conveyed a bodv Of Clear ForI land ~
Coiorth. claiming that her mind was ;ntirw
when She executed the desd Tha inv do.
clered that Mrs. Hnlda Mcllrea hoa m ey.
cellent mind and that her dead i. h;nd,n,
in the premises '"h
Deputy Sheriff spanpler. of q rav,on conn.
ty. arrived to.dav 6rjngins H. n ",
Calhoun. a wel,.to,do fs farmers at A. ~,
n witness in The case Of Iobn K,ssy ,Xros"
with robb,ne Mr.. ualhonn On 11E"'s''
Ferdinand Nieeli. deputy ssted States
marshal wos in 1,ha' c;,p %;tyy asa nr",es
ing ibrss mem arrss,eJ r .i yiPs,eay Pw,1ny Saiaru
on a charee al ohstrmcfinS f tfS,
mails Tne aecnsed n,rties vii I's has oxan, .n'
ined at SIN Antonio 'I Csnfa;n N;g,,; Vn" "a a,
sheriff ot Medina conntv -''es" - va
Justice Zlnn lixed Io6n K;ny,a bond n,
s7np He conld not sivn !, ard ,beroeor' ~
went back 10 ;aij n'' '"' ""u ''e'o'o''
Ihe wiie Of Dr. r. II 7, R;hh who sbo,
DR.. GRAY nj Sal,ilio Merico 10 In h iii. c;tv sn
art tha' a'waii' l. no.,n ~, ,,a,' 49, ieS s'Iw' ~,
Ter to-day to attend the death.bed OF hei
daughter, having received the following
.e'osr"h yesletuuy, irun lnht Guy 'NOWe
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SAN FnAscisco, Jan. S.~fhe following
dispatch from Csndelafia puts q different
face on the robberies reported from Carson.
John Chateovitch's store, st Silver Peak
Nevada, was attacked on the night Of the
2ist inst. BY two men named Rockwell and
Texas" They were repulsed by the In.
mates Of the store, who sustained no injury
The robbers were pursued By Indians and
killed the next day n 1nlle Canyon, sboui
Icixly miles south Of Silver Peak. Their
\as no disturbance Of Gold Mountain. A.
as known Rockwell was the son Of the
I'c,cfisaa Porter ROCKWELL, Of Utah
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JON OvERCOATS

cut, textures and patterns
yes a comparatively equal
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seem inclln. m.
slons. m.
Early thi m
bearing th&
landed at th
small propem.
with eompS,-'
bound from Ger,
she is ownedShip
q. ID. PalnvorS
the Atchisorars.
and Captain 9u
dslia line, ard.
A HollanoX
while unloadi
day, was knoG
thirty feet, an
to necessitate
. Collections q
from the over
Sl,lS6.@.
Weather oul
nished by the
with the seven
MAJ
Galveston ..,....,
Houston........,,
Hampstead ......
hearnc .....,...
waco. ,..,..
@D,sicana. a....., Is
Dallas .,........
PALESTINE ...,,.
Tyhr,.r,.,..., (
L.ongview ......
Ausun. .,.....,
Huntsville ...,..
bellon, ,".......
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Kansas City: Two Cases Against Frank
Janes Di'mlssed, bat lie is
Arraigned on Third
Charge.
Denison: Journalistic Changes .Another
Abandoned Infant Badly Burn.
ed-Scared Him on.
Galveston: A Queer Craft - Sudden
Death-A Lively Chase Was
Severely Injured.
Fort Worth: A Complete and Ac-
eurate Resume fan the Hap.
penlngs.
Waxahachie: Railway Building and
and Cars Consumed by Fire.
Tyler: Died from Her Injuries Mar
shall Matters.
FL Paso: A Carnival OF Crime In
chihuahua.
Sheep Suffer from Cold at Several
Points.
Other Interesting News by Snecials.
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f, n
no

TYLER, ID -
bers, dcalel pvA
was closed JAV
bilities, 81 nssy d ~
creditors al nedy c( s'i<h
o. BrowniI ~ sat slsnDlA
A negro9 Cvee W..
Sunday. dI have DYspspsIa,
Tn..,rsm. Had cchsh q
cai,s ahs",ssdsr "o,sssedsr Of tho LinaeA
ciMre,Sco Bowels Or News
last right Ginger 1'oSIc. N
stitutlon : 10 cure end build
Ia this cit1m The hFsld ~. ed
~sis>ie&
waxAmAcn!s.ssI sI.l1::l 1:!!:: -
passenger ccein n,,,, ~ A, ~ ~.
s. J! 3; : s. |=;|| (
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NIsTs.saEs

Mr.. cA
Of Chihuah- 8
and chain VII -
A mulatto
last night to
trymen bccame
to leave the plac
and killed one
les were reports
o'clock. A carR
that city. A.
An election wa
decide the questiol
nhloi one per CEN
though only aboN
city was polleJ
and only four .
schools beyontl n
ent year, Is
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CLEsRSE, Jan. 23.-[Special. l-Ulander
Bros, OF Alvarado, have been attached.
A special train, containing officials and
others OF the Cult, Colorado 4 Santa Fe
railroad, passed through the city, en- route
from Dallas to.day.
, MIR. Charles Eddy, lineman Of the Western
Union Telegraph company, from Dallas, Is
here, repairing and renovatipg the Of m.
pany's wires.
Both of our local.pnpcrs have urged the
feasibility and importance Of organizing a
IRE department here, but the "city dads"
aud those who are the principal real estats
owners, as yet, have taken no steps towards
this plausible enterprise. A disastrous I'm
las Is usual will prove ,he most convinci(.
argument In the case.
The weather continues clear and pyAs.
ant, and cotton receipts are getting lsfker.
Mr.. A. w. Watson, agent OF the Amer
can Bell Telephone company, aiter cen.
vsssing the city and securing thirty sub.
scribers 10 the exchange system and en-.
deavoring In vain 10 obtain ten morp, T.
make The requisite number has len fov
more inviting fields.
Messrs. Graham 4 Lewis and few othev
OF our enlightened business men. havs
taken h1ld OF the system and will douhlIos
secure me remaining subscribsn soe ~
company, In which case wr. Watson w
soon retuv .,ssnd the exchangs b ee(x
lished. vS\N,1 A.
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DsSIsoS, jan.
day Gazette has
retiring, leaves Il
The council nj
Alonzo Howe al
Decker, attorney
Tom Ellis, al
burned on the le
w. u. Scott,f
shot In the face
an entrance. ~
was traced some
Another infan
on the prairie In
Postmaster CT
robber tried 10
the colored cocl
The MINSTREL
The weather "a
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Means. .....,.....
Tonight a youn
Griffin, employed
machine shops,
seated himselfin /
ing a newspaper, 4
with an attack Of
dead upon the fios
There vshere
streets thiths
cotton esork,
a deser totorls
closely.
accou1s'y for
tcDade
| KAss'ssITsn::..
cases agGfels
Of Detect
the Inde,.
here to. .cuIs
nounc' 'iess.
dictme
dence al ~.
| going u ii 4
session,
Ment a,.QhsN
Blue Cut robbdS
arraigned, and the q
Monday in May. b
which James will tux
| Clay Crenshaw, Z
Hynes here about |
quilted to-day BY IL
Indignation manik 4
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,Ir p'ft appear that our
. d, three handsome,
: fffy is gotten up for
'e eJh to state to the
: FGpatement, direct or
tn
III to our customers
A5e pledge our word
r GooDs sold by us
rs, but we have abso-
7 Clothing to Cosr
lat no one, except a
~ W 'di liSlPdtc III
cpublic is benefited
i on the other hand,
sney from our present
looming Spring and
Jas a stock OF Cloth
n as will please the
Ice, ST. le, quality
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MERIDIAN, JAM
on trial IN the 4
the Gulf, Colcr
pany for DANA !!
plaintiff, with g
railroad track z
wagon drawn Z b
frightened by d
overturned the \
plaintiffs vile
nent injuries. \,
900. The jury Z
$500 for plain
Several hund
ing the cold d,
among the Te; y
DKcAruE, JS A.
Bowles, travel
Hardware con
at Bridgepo'
Of three day ~.
rived here 2.
his critical q N,
lister the la<-- I
mains were ~ ns'
ing and will ~
8Sried TO X,
.& deceasl "
cIemed hd ~.
B. Mullins,