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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05
TIE HELENA CITY DEsT.

Helena has decided not to become "taz-
ing-district." Two circulars, issucd by its
debt commissioners, have been received, and
from them we learn how Helena's prospects
became blasted and the present insolvency
brought about. An Indebtedness Of $50, 900
was subscribed by the city to the A~kansas
Central railroad, and also TO the Iron Noun
tain and Helena, thirteen years ago. By
means Of the Central the city was to connect
with Little Rock, and by the Iron Mountain
with St. Louis. Up to this time only half
the Central has been constructed, while the
Iron Mountain has only just now connected
with the Iron Mountain and Southern, in
stead of being finished twelve year, ego. as
engaged. The city, tberefn-e, sing left lust
where she was befnSs, having no new busi-
ness broueh. 10 it, il unable - meet the
Sb25,0U0 ii over, as the total valuation OF
the property within the city limits is
only 5967,764, with ne prospect of in
crease, but with decreased revenues, for in 1872
the assessed value Of the property inside Hsi-
ens was s1,242,5GS. The city therefore
ofers new bonds for the debt-at fifty cents
upon the dollar. The Commission met 3
number OF the creditors at 81. Louis, and SO
kind they proved, 80 thoughtful for the citi-
zens, that the city felt confident the creditors
would generally agree to the new terms
Encouraged by the 81. Louis conference the
citizens voted, May oath, to retain the city
charter and not become taxing district
In conclusion the commissioners in their
| circular give their creditors the following
broad intimation: "We submit that the
election held on the oath instant was infu.
enced by the confidence of the taxpayers in
the compromise being fully carried out, and
if other creditors stand out while the courts
continue their mandsmuses forcing the levy
ing OF last years heavy taxes we cannot
foreteli the result of another city election
which, under our laws, can be held upon
| thirty days2notice."
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THERE ARE MANY THINGS HARDER
THAN WORK.

There are many things harder in the world
than work"
My father would y TO me oft;
And man is le able to bear 20 -ow's load
When his muscles are feeble and soft
Is the man who viii ialtef and shirk.
You will find, = you go through he tnouble Of
Hfe,
There are many Il iga harder than work"
1 thought, as boy when my mat 5 were at play
That my task was most l.ievous p bear;
But, oh, how muc1 h. dc, have / found it since
then,
To struggle with worry and clrel
For toll is made sweet by the hope of reward,
But danger in idleneSs turks,
And he who has ought end not found ii, well
knows
There ere many thisgs harder than work.
The rich man, whose millions can buy him relief
From ces eless and wearisome Toll,
Finds many woe in unoccupied time
His idle enjoyment to spoil.
He who knows that d sorrow may gaaw at his
heart,
Though sycophant5 fatter and smirk;
And he often admits to himself with sigh,
There are many things harder than work.
Ny father was wise and he told me the truth
The truth that applies to us all;
For labor has blessings that come in the end
Alike TO the great and the small.
Go ask OF the workman who honestly plods,
Go ask of the merchant or clerk,
And each one VIII tell you the lesson he's learned
There many things harder than work.
Man York Teader
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A Negro zaB waoionIy Murdered by n
Wandering Texan-Herse Struck
by lightning.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
CovISeToS, TENN, June A severe
wind and rain. storm struck this place Sat
urdsy afternoon. Ii was not regular full
fiedsed cyclone, but must have been close
kin--a sort of fret cousin 10 one. The wind
blew down q number of trees, blockading
the streets in several places, and there was
more rain fell inside of ten minutes than
even the soldsst inhabitaut" can remember
of having seen before. The Lightning did
more dam &c than the oind or ain, however,
striking the residence OF Mr.. VIM. H. Paine
a pretty lille cottage, that he had just I'm
ished building and moved into-taking out
nearly the whole front. 1t tore off the
weatherboalding and window carvings, and
drove one piece OF moldiug clear across The
room and through the panel OF a door IN the
wsshstand. Fortunately none oil the occu-
pants were hurt, Mr.. Paine and his wife
having just moved away from the window.
Henry Pate, white man haiing from
Texas, shot and killed negro named Jake
Hemphill, few miles from here, Saturday
evening. So far p can be learned there was
no cause for the shooting. Pate mas not been
captured, but officers are in pursuit. 1t is
believed he made for Arkansas.
The Hon. Z.ok Taylor has been appointed
postmaster here, succeeding Mrs. I. E.
Mathis
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payments in gold, That is 10 say, silver
would be at discount, taking the noie cir
culation with it, and this, with the immense
slock of it we have in hand, would produce
commotion and zap confidence. The Boston
AdV,rtiser Gays that money continues TO be
very dear 10 London, that IL, it lie dearer than
at PariR, Brussels and Amsterdam; sit is 10
be presumed that the Bank of England will
become more liberal toward The bill brokers,
and that the struggle for gold will assume
another form. But England will make very
unusual efforts to obtain gold, especially from
New York and Paris"
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whatever surisce she wishes to decorate, and
ia unable to ruin them by atrocious cooring.
Thus art By stencil Is as good as it is bad.
KATE CT TLE ToN AND THE DUDFs.
A for the fashionable young msu, he is
loling around in much the usual manner.
He got mildly excited over the idea of a
duel between Freddy Gsbhsrdt and Billy
Sanford, but of course there wasn't any fight,
and won't be. He h2l had q novel EeDsatiop,
too, in being snubt BY an acr TO whom
he offer / sduiation. Kate Cc-tleton was a
performer here ten years ago, in the Eagle
Variety Thester. She VIZ a s-rio-comic
vocalist dir ct from the L pndon music halls,
very handsome and tremendously dsshing.
/ don't know what she b;l IN up ID since
then, unit I read she w deli ;h.Ing San
Francisco g q burl-que sctre:s. she re.
turned 10 III ; city Il At week, and appeared a
the Bijou Opsrshou Now, this had tsen
the dudes houS2 OF worship until Lillian
Russell and their other idols were moved
across the sir II, alory with the transfer of
comic opera to the Ce'ir ,. Kate y just "a
bewitchlpg in burly Que 81 she was in ing
and dance, her h OF youth brir ing a COM
psrsaiion IN a csde OF exI erieuCe. Most
Of lue dud were child EN- at he time Of
her New York d. u, and - she , row new
TO them, Eau Tn D J dep d rom
Europe, and they had grown weary OF Russell.
They got the pedc tai all ready 10 put Kate on,
but 10 thei- and eveFyt 5dy's q lrishmeni
she deliberately kicked it over. They threw
bouqusls 10 the stage and she re eived them
with manifest indifference They mt them
TO her by the way Of the back door and she
returned them, with the iHclos / notes un-
| opened. They sought in'roducilons by more
conventional means, and met with refusals
They were found by this rebuff, though
not at all or stfallen. for the dude, though
he finds nothing ell in the wide world good
enough to satisfy b. exqpisi' taste, is thor
oughly well-ples ed with himself. He simply
regarded Kate as fool for snubbing him.
Her opinion Of him med TO me, under the
circumstances, worth obtaining.
What do these goslings take me for?" she
said; 81 haven't n round the world, and
seen good deal of shine, to be fnallv dsz
zled by little glimmers like them. They're
too baby ish, TOO soft, too btsiniess. There
was whole row of them in front On my open
iug night. Their demonstrations we're often.
sive. They made me sick. 1 haven't any
use for bows"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05
CAPITAL BRIEFS

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The issue OF
standard silver dollars for the week ending
June I'd was SLOT, 600; corresponding period
last year, Sly, 900.
In the Star-soute trial, Merrick continued
his address 10 the jury.
The Mexican mail service from New Or
leans and Galveston mas been resHmed.
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NASH VILE, June .-Gen. George P. Buell.
was buried yesterday in Mount Olivet Gem
etery. The funeral sermon Was preached at
Christ church (EpiscopaD by the Rev. DR..
Graham. The escort to the grave consisted
of large delegation from the local military
companies and great many private vehi-
cles. A feature of the procession was Gen.
BuelPs war house The ceremonies usual at
the burial OF military officers we're observed.
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Texas Legislators Indicted for Gam
bling.

AUSTIN, Tex, June 1.-The grand jury in
dicted forty to fifty members of the Legisla-
ture for gambling. Quite number of those
indicted have left word with counsel to plead
guilty and pay the minimum fine rather
than go to trial in cor-t. Some one entered
the County clerks office Saturday night and
stole all the indictment returned by the
grand jury for violating the gambling law
indictipg those against members of the
Legislature. No clew to the thief, but sport
ing circles are greatly eiated.
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.rpe Ktnx OF Peter Fanks."

Bosros, June 4.-Janes b. Langley, alias
aDr.n Lngley, cirs J. Henry LANGLEY,
known Throughout the country as the king
of Peter fuaks," arrested on the arrival Of
the Fall ryer boat train, he's for years been
opersting in the leading cities, Est and
West. as promoter of stock: jobbing cor
porstions Irgsnized on paper for swindling
purposes. Ose Corporation" is the United
states obstruction and Investment Com
nsny.n apther is the Limited Live Stock
EInress Company" The Construction
Comnany'' headquarters are fitted up with
Sreat eleance, and occupied BY . small
srmv of clerks, mostly Langley's victims,
who hav.been induced to invest their saw;
ne;sbsT alary, dividends nor principal,
~b;cb vre ali secured" BY blocks of stock
~ the construction Company" Il was
tonnd ,st the company was sending out 8
hs.n,ifdy- printed prospectus, which set forth
- the Reconstruction and Investment Com.
a.nv .pital stock 5000, 900, wss authorized
~ IL carter to buy, sell and deal in new in
..nt;o, far the railway service, to secure
asteut in all countries; TO organize cor.
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sax,t,1,aPure EabrIeaiIon.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Oscar c. DeWoit,
City Health Commissioner, gives il az his
view that the statement that large amount
of adulterated lard is on the market is q
pure fabrication. He asserts that every
pound Of lard ia inspected before it leaves
the warehouses, SO that any unfit for con-
sumption cannot find lis way into market.
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Mob Law la Iowa.

Dies MoISEs, June A crowd of about
100 assent led at Winterset shortly aL.er
midnight this morning, and being refused
the jail keys, broke in with crowbars snd
sledges. They then led out John Hammer,
held for the murder OF William Newell, a
yesr ago, and hanged him to tree in the
courthouse square. While he Was struggling
one of the mob shot him through the heart.
The party fred voiley and escaped on
horseback. Little excitement.
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Cyclone In Texas.

DALLAS, June A cyclone struck Green
vile, Hunt county, Saturday night, demoI-
ishing the Methodist church, completely
destroying three fine residences and unroofine
and otherwise injuriug forty or fifty others
Many persons are reported injured, but only
one death, that of email chud. The dam.
ace Is Estimated at $50 600 to SEQ nOA
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ATLANTIC, IA, June frank Brown
and John Anderson, two desperadoes, mem
bers of what is known as the Crooked creek
gang, pursued a course Of intimidation in the
little town Of Wiota for three hours Thurs
day, firing revolvers promiscuously, and
creating othe- forms OF disturbance. They
were finally met by an armed body Of citi
gems and shot down. Anderson is dead and
Brown will die
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05

CINcINNATI, June A young man Civ
ing his name IS ]. Dietz, of Reading, Pa,
stepped into the money-order department OF
the postoffice to write money order, aud
asked to be shown q private room where he
could take a sum of money from his boot
He was told the pr 5age-way would do. He
then drew a small revolver and shot himself
twice in the mouth before the pistol could be
taken away from him. The wounds do moi
appear to be fatal.
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TIE PRECIOUS METALS.
Abstract of the Repart Of the Director
Of she nint-An Increase
The Production
or silver, But u Marked Decrsase In
6OId-The Mining Inferests of
the C0antry.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Dr. Daniel Bur
CESS, of Illinois, late Insp :tor for the Ma
Iionsl Board of Health at Havana, has been
appointed Inspector for the Marine Hospital
Service al that port, the National Board OF
Health having discontinued the inspection
ON sccannf OF lack Of funda
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The Barbed Wire suits.

ST LOUIS, june I'm the barbed wire
suits brought by the Washburn & Moeu
Manufacturing Company in the United
States Circuit Court, Judge Treat, this morn.
ing, announced the decision of Circuit Court
Judge McCrary and District judges Love
and Treat. The motions for preliminary
objections argued in st. Louis in April and
those previously argued in Iowa we're over
ruled, and both parties allowed till Septem
Der 10 take further proof for use at the 6nal
hearing, which will probably be had at the
fall term of court
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Poisoned with Pie.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Three: families, num-
bering twelve persons, partook of lemon
cream pie purchased yesterday at bakery
and restaurant on Milwaukee avenue. Ali
OF them are now very sick with symptoms OF
poisoning. 1t ia stated that sixty-fve other
persons ate OF the same pie al the restaurant
during the day, but as they were transient
customers it is not known whether or not
they we're affected the same way.
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D0nDIe Murder.

ST. LOUIS June 4.-Paddy Harrison aud
his brother james, living in the Cherokee
Nation and married TO Indian women, while
drunk last Friday, got into a quarrel, and
Paddy shot and killed his brother; also an
Indian named Tom Scraper, who interfered,
and thea fled toward Missouri. The Indian
authorities offer $1,000 reward for his s-rest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05

DECATUR, June A cyclone in Jackson
| county Sunday demolished houses on the
plsntstiors Of Betronment, Nicely, Wilkin-
son, Stiles and Mrs. Meighan. One colored
man was killed and several other persons
sounded.
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a Splendid Remedy for lang Diseases

Dr. Robert Newton, late President d the
Eel ciic COLLEGE OF the City of New York ard for
merly OF Cincinnati, o., used DR.. VIM. Halls Bal
sam very extensively in his practice as miny of
his patients, now living, and restored to heath by
he use Of this invaluable medicine can amply
testify. He always /; i'd that so good a remedy
ought not to be considered merely as patent
medicine, but that it ought to be prescribedfee
by every physician as q sovereign remedy IN all
lung dis eases II is a sure cure for CONSUMPTION
md has M
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A Terrible Piece of Crfmtual Careless.

ST.. IoJls, June 4.-The following story
comes from the Indian Territory: A terrible
piece OF criminal recklessness on the part of
a United States Marshal, which resulted in
the killing Of three children, has just come
to light. Some three VIZ eks since Deputy
Marshal Mershon, with pc SSe, were looking
for q couple of Indian mu :derers in The
Chickssaw Nation, near Red river. They
were suppose to IL at a certain house, and
just before daylight the officers surrounded
the place. The woman of the house, with
two of her children, aged twelve and sixteen
years, were sleeping out under the trees,
owing TO the heat, and the third child, nine
years old, was sleeping in the house. The
Marshal, on riding up, woke them, and they,
supposing them to be some drunken Indians
carousipg near, ran for the house to barri-
cade the doors. The Marshal, without wait
| ing for closer investigation to see whether
they were the parties wantes, opened hre,
killing both of the boys and woundiDg the
| woman. They then rushed into the house,
| and, seeing the other boy lying there IN the
| dim light, shot and killed him. On discov-
| eripg their mistake they left and reported
l that they had killed three desperadoes, but
| the facts have Just csme out. The Cnicka-
| saws are greatly excited over II, and are de-
Il termiped 10 sift the m after to the bottom.
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Killed by LfghfnfnK.

Special to the Appeal
WHITES, SHELLEY COUNTY, Tenn, June 2.
Lightning struck and KILLED Aslinds
Vance, colOred, Of this place, to-day at 2
o'clock
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any skin, which has been covered with
scaly sores, has become clean, smooth and
soft lady's. Ny hands were covered
with little dry scabs. They have disap-
peared, and Pm better than have been for
twenty years, using DR.. Benson's Skin Cure, -
"A. NJ. Noble, Selma, n. c., July 8, 1882.
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Iu,ersatisnaI Typographical Unfsn.

CINCINNATI, o., June THE ihifty first
annual meeting of the International Typo
graphical UniOn OF the United States and
Canada began here this morning. No busi-
ness transacted. The afternoon was spent in
trips to points Of interest about the city.
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AcknowIo ages 10 $4,000.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June Maj. Was
son, the army defaulting paymaster, in an
elaborate address to the Court will plead
guilty OF the ENHANCEMENT of S54 600. bat
resist the charge of embezzling the SIS, 900
he is ALLEGED to have lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05

ONE cold is sometimes contracted on top OF
another, the accompanying cough becoming
settled and confirmed, snd the lungs SO
strained and rscked that the production of
tubercles frequently follows. Many existing
cases of pu' nonary diseases can be thus ac-
counted for, and yet how many others are
now carelessly allowing themselves to drift
through the preliminary symptoms, con-
trolled by the fatal policy of allowing cold
to take care of ITSELF On the FIRST intima-
ton of a cough or cold, or any throat or
lung trouble, resort promptly to DR.. Jayne's
Expectorant, safe curative of long-estsb-
lished reputation, and you may avoid the
consequences of such dangerous trihing.
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NASHVILLE, June 4.-Memorial services
were held al Clark chapel yesterday, regard
ing the death Of Bishop Jesse 7. Peck, of the
Methodist Episcopal church. sermon was
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Haygood.
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SHEBoYGAN, WIs.-Dr. S. 3. Myers, says
IL recommend Browns Iron Bitters for gen.
eral debility, loss OF appetite and want OF
STRENGTH
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Ho,sford,s Acid Pnospha.e

DR.. W. S. Powell, Defiance, O., says: Il
have used it with satisfactory results in dys-
peptic ailments associated with great mental
depression or despondency"
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WADLEY, GA.-Dr. II. L. Battle, jr., says:
sBrown's Iron Bitters are very popular in
this section and give entire satisfaetIon."
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whatever s1rlsce she wishes to decorate, and
ia unable to ruin them by atrocious coloring.
Thus art by stencil is As good as it is bad.
KATE q ST. ETON AND TIE pUpFs.
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CONVICTION, TENN.

ointment granger
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Total 's.SA'S WI %
STATE OF TESsEssEE, COUNTY OF SHELBY-ss: l.,
do Solemuly swear that the above statement Is true
subs,ribed and sworn to before me this 9TH dav 0
Corrset-Attest: K. Il COFFIN II. T. LENNON
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-05
\ rKArnuLENT RALE.
4 Lol. Of wood Discovered in a Bale OF
"Water-Packed'f Cotton.


A water-packed bale Of cotton, on eX-
hibition in front Of the Cotton Exchange
Yesterday was an object Of considerable
interest among cotton men. The bale
was purchased Of Messrs. Baldwin X
Company by Messrs. Dafin & Dresser as
.wster-packed'' bale. and was sent to
their pickery. Upon eXamIna-
ton = heavy l02 Of wood over
"a foot IN diameter. and ABOUT
? feet i'm length and weighing about 20
pounds was discovered nTlnlI pachtu ~
the centre Of the bale Inc Hauu III
oFeuses Of this character Is punishable as
rrovjded for in Rule II Of tue COTTON EN-
cbange. which reads As follows;
Fsi-. ar fraudulcntIv packed cotton shall
I.a IeHued az follows such bales a. may con
tain any foreign substance water lae@5'
bales or bales containing damdged cotton lI
fhc interior. and such bale. az are plated or
composed Of good cotton upon the exterior
aud decidedly inferior cotton In the interior
10 tie hale-- or placed lu layers DO 7ucH man
4er a. not TO be- detected without opening the
IftIs- No claim Of anF kind shall be dIoWeu
unless brought within 10 days alter very,
tud whilst the cotton b. stu ln savannah. u
bales be- detected % bc fraudulentLy packed
sitter delivery and before leaving they. j. pos
-iIle. shall be put into merchandise ORDER al
Tie press The substance removed from tlie
bales for that purpose shall IN Such case ht
returned 90 the seller. who shall pay for is
weight al the price which the cotton had i,eeh
sold for. II such q course D. InpractlcaDie'
tacu such halc- shall Dc returned "ttAlA
f,,ent,-four hour. after the fraud ha- been
discovered 90 the seller at his warehouse I'D
fair order the seller paying for the cotton on
actual weight at the original price anu p per
bale n cover expense
The cotton i'm this instance was con-
signed 10 Messrs. Baldwin Il Co, from
Florida. Mr. Baldwin telegraphed last
night 70 the parties to use every effort U
discover the packer Of the bale.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-05
Wood, Coal and Block

For sale by r. B. Cassels, Taylor and East
Broad streets. Telephone No. 77.-Ado.
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AcrosE CONTEST.
The Rifle Match At Schuetzen PARK on
by Mr.. OFT on score OF S'"-7ii"''-
ing in the Dark.

The Rifle Match At Schuetzen Park W on
by Mr.. OFT on score OF 3F6-sho"'-
ing in the Dark.
The rife contest at the Schuetzen Park
Yesterday between Messrs. A. }. Franklin
and Peter J. OFT, two we'll known and
skilled marksmen. excited considerable
interest. and was witnessed by large
number Of people.
The shooting was at 300 yards, Creed
moor target. 10 rounds Of 10 shots each
and resulted in a victory for Mr.. OFT "
l. points-the score standing at the hnlsh
3-6 and $50.
The shooting began at 4 O'Clock
and ended shortly after six. Up
10 the ninth round the match was
close and exciting. the contestants being
a tie on 300 at the close Of the eighth round.
AT this time night came on ana the last
two rounds were shot IN the dark, the tar
yet being scarcely visible AT the nnlsn.
The shooting throughout was excellent
some admirable scores being made. Inc
Springfield military rife was used Inc
purse Of 800 will be awarded to-day, ana
both gentlemen may we'll be proud 81 the
record they have made.
The following is the official score, kept
bv AIessrs. J. q. Jaugstetter and LOUIS
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