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THE sTAR-ROuTE TRIAL.
BRADY DECLARES THAT HE NEVER SAW THE

WAsHlNoToN, March 2I-Iu the Star
route trial to-day, Judge Wylie decided that
the question might be asked whether or not
Brady had given the Price drafts to Walsh.
Au exception was noted, and Gen. Brady
then took the etsnd. When the question was
reiterated he said: 81 never saw this paper,
Mr.. Bliss, until last Friday; never gave it
to Walsh" Another draft was presented
and witness returned the same answer. The
witness was further examined at great length
as 10 his Chattanooga stock and other mat
tiers, but his testimony brought out nothing
new. He stated that he sold his interest ia
the Capital, but retained control of the Critic
At the conclusion OF Brady's testimony,
Gen. Sherman was called, but his evidence
was unimportant.
Representative Horace F. Page, Of Cali
fornia, was called but did not respond, and
the detense not beipg prepared to proceed
further to-day the court adjourned.
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lepr0sy ia hawaii.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.-The CONNER
eiai Advertiser, of Honolulu, regarding the
reports of a general spread of leprosy in
Hawaii, Gays that the districts of Wailuks,
Waikee, Mskawas and Ulapalakua of the
Island OF Waui, comprising an area Of 800
square miles of the most densely populated
portion of the kingdom, with 10000 inhabi-
tsnts, has been thoroughly searched for
lcpers by the Board of Health. The result
is chat twerty-eight native and no foreign
Iepers have been found. There are ten for
eigu lepers at Leper.
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Afternoon Session

Mr., STAFFORD entered 4 motion 10 recon-
slider the vote raj citing the bill TO sscare to
landowners, etc, the lien given by law with.
out the right of stsy.
THE POLK PROPOSITIONS
then came up, and was set for tomorrow at
IL o'clock.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To amend The set incorporating the toun
Of Paris. Passed
To sbolish the charter of Whiteville.
Passed.
To extend the time for the completion Of
unfinished railroads Passed.
The Torbelt issue Hills were taken up, and
after some discussion were set for 10 O'Clock
TO morrow morning.
To repeal the chsrer Of Carriers Creek,
Passed.
To relieve Grundg county. Passed.
To repeal The ch after Of Lswisbarg. Pass. d.
To create boards Of sssessors for all mu.
nioIpal corporations in the State having a
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The Leui.xflIe Exne,i,tos.

LOUISVILLE, March 2f-The management
OF the Southern Exposition, which is to open
here on August Ist, have concluded TO have
daily concerts during the 100 days of its con-
tinuance, and propositions have been re-
ceived from Gilmore, DR.. Damrosch and
Theodore Thomss. 1t ia expected thst ore
of these organizations will be engaged. A
committee has been appointed TO conduct
negotiations for applications for space. which
are coming in in great numbers. 1t will
probably be necessary TO erect an annex to
the "a 10 building, It's spsce being insufficient
to meet The demand
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WHY Run ANY RISK WITH YOUR COUGH,
Cold, HoARsEEEss, orindeed any pulmonary
or bronchial complaint, when remedy safe,
thorough and 30 easily obtained as DR.. D.
Jayne's Expectorant can be had? Ii you
have contracted u severe cold: save your
lungs from the dangerous irritation and in
fsmmation, which frequently brings about
consumptiop, by promptly resorting to the
EIpectorant; and if troubled with any affec-
lion of the throat, you will find this remedy
equally tffsctusl in affording relief from
obstructing phlegm, and in healing the in
famed psrig.
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THE "PAsSION PLAY,
Movement ION fs0t Locking TO its
Production Ia Louisville.

LouIsvILLE, March 2l-J. K. Mulkey, of
this city, has been ia correspondence with
Salmi Morse, with a view OF having the
Passion Play presented mere during the lat
ter part of the hummer.
Mayor Jacob stated to-day that if it was
what be thought it was, it would not receive
a license. The matter causes no stir here
and isssnot talked Of because, it is not e1-
pected that the play will be brought here.
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MIpDLETowN, N. Y, March 21.-Caspel
Liebmsn shot himself last evening at The
hotel here, and then turned On the gar, but
his situation was discovered btfne h. sufo
Gated He wss 10 be married to day. The
bride expectaut first learned of the sfail
from messenger sent for The wedding flow
era. Lehman made unsuccessful attempt
yes!erday TO negotiate notes. The listol
shot "a ibouoht fatal
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NAVIGATION LAWS.
A Question OF State Rights Raised by an
Unlicensed Steamer Plyisg In Ar.
kansas Rivers.
What Constitutes the Navigable Waters
OF the United States-Sergt. Mason
The Treasury.


WARRINGTON, March 2l.-Secretary Fol-
ger has returned, very much improved in
health. He arrived from Fortress Monroe
on the revenue cutter Ewing. He did not
visit the Treasury Department this morning,
but Assist ant Treasurer New says Secretary
Folger will no doubt resume personal charge
Of the department very soon.
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,mpor,nut 40 tue robaecs Traae.

PrT1sBURG, March 2l.-Judge Atchison,
10 the United States District Court TO-
day, fled an opinion in the case Of the
United States Us. VIM. Jenkinson. Of great
importance to the tobacco trade. Defendant
was indicted for selling tobacco contrary 10
section 1868 of the Revised Statutes. His
offense consisted in having sold Eve pounds
of plug tobacco from broken pscksgs TO 3
smaller dealer. Judge Atchison says the
government has no right to inquire whether
Jenkinson sold the tobacco to De sold again,
and consequently discharged the defendant.
This epinion ia contrary to all recent rul.
ings of the United States Internal Revenue
Department.
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He Lied ell.

During one Of Gen. Buffers political
CT npaigns, a newspaper reporter was de-
tailed to follow him about from meeting to
meeting, reporting his speeches in a manner
as ridiculous and discsecitable Ito the gen.
eral) as possible. The result wss, reading
not ysry sgreeable to the man most inter.
ested in it. One morning ine reporter, with
Q number Of fellow-scribes, found himself
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March so, Iss3,
March 81, 1888.
Nnn.Resident Notice.

No. zSC-In the Probate Court OF shelby county,
Tennessee-JOhn D. Meredith vs.. Mary L. Mere
dith ct al.
II appearing from original bill, which is sworn
TO in this cause that the defendants. MARY K Aer.
edith and John Calvin Meredith, are residents oil
Texas srd Presidents Of the State OF Tennessee
and VIM Robertson, executor of George Robert
son deceased is resident OF the State of Louisi-
ana and non resident of the State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein at the courthouse OF Shelby coun-
ty, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day in Nay, 1855, andsplead, answer or demur 70
complainants bill, or the same viii be taken fol
confessed as TO them and set for hearing ex-parte
and that COPY of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal This 2lstday Of March, 1883.
A coPy-Atfest. d. & CULLEN Clerk.
By Louis Ksttman, D. C.
Fhppin & Flippin, sols. fof complainant tau
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Cutfiag Down the Force on Mississippi
RiHer Irnnra remRuf NarkA.

ST LOUIS, March 21.-It is learned from
parties jus. up from the government works
on the lower Mississippi river, that the COM
mission now on tour Of inspection is dis
pensing with the services Of quite number
of civil engineers 8, reducing the number OF
men employed, with q view TO making the
une1pended appropriation last until the end
OF the fiscal year ending June 80, 1884. NO
new work will be marked out or undertaken
in the meantime,
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seaue,teu Suit ne,ween Cousins.

LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-Minnis Fursting
is the plaintiff in a seduction and breach Of
promise suit, which was brought to-day in
the Common Pleas Court against Frank
wishing. The parties are cousin, and the
plaintiff states that the defendent had sgreed
to marry her between Christmas and Nsw
Years, just past. BY reason of this agree
ment the plaintiff claims that the defendant
seduced snd debauched her, and in conse'
quence che is now eHcsintc. She considers
herself damaged TO the extent OF So 90. J.
II. Fursting, father OF the plaintiff, also
brings suit against Frank Wifsing, the de-
PENDANT, for $1,000 damages sustained in the
loss OF bis daughters services by reason of
her condition.
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sitting RuII Must Move.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Iastructions have
been forwarded to the com mander OF the
Department Of Dskots for the removal OF
Sitting Bull and his immediate followers,
now under military surveillance at Fort
Kendall, to the Standing Rock Agency,
where the others OF the Sioux reserva-
ton Indians are stationed
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EYinentix n Crank.

CALAIS Me, March 2l.-Herbert Eaton,
while sitting in livery stable engaged in
ordinary conversation, to-day suddenly drew a
pisto ard shot his brother joseph and Samuel
Kels,, il, 10 eph Is rot dangerously in
j1red, but K-lIey's recovery ia doubtful.
Eaton fed TO his summer residence, seven
miles from here, and thre atsns to resist arrest.
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IlI ED.

BYNUM-On Monday March 10. 1853, at $50
O'Clock a m, Mrs BETTIr F. BYsUH, aged forty
three years.
Funeral viii take place next Monday afternoon.
RITTER-At Plum Point, of pneumonia, on
Tuesday, March 90 1883, PIERRE RITTEE, aged
fotty-nine years
Funeral will take place this (THURSDAY) morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from Peter Ritters residence on
Dunlap street Friends are invited to attend.
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IT is certain that the longer a speech, the
wesker it ia; but not so with a cod, the
longer it runs the worse il becomes. A cold,
be it ever so light, ia no trihe. 1t should he
checked in its early stages. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the "Balm OF Gilead" that
Dnillinns say IL divine in its origin.
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The receipt is sim pie. You have only TO take
violent cold and neglect it. Abernethy, the great
English surgeon. asked q lady who told him she
only had cough: What would you have7 The
Plague?" Beware OF only coughs" The woist
c. ses can, however. be cured by DR.. Vim. Hairs
Bslsam for the Lungs In whooping cough and
Group it Immediately allsys irritation and is sure
to prevent fatal termination Of the disease Sold
hv al drrSeigts
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PITTsBUEs, March 21.-The Western Pig
Iron Association met TO day in regular
quarterly session, but transacted nothing of
importance. Trade is reported quiet, with
prices firm and stocks unchanged.
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Ia The sfternoon session OF The House, the
Nashville reform bill was passed by vote
Of eiahty-four to ak, and the Railroad
Commission bill was passed by vote of
6f'y-nine to thirty four, without any dis
custom or flibusteriRg.
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THE TREASURY.

sTATEMENT OF TREASURE GILFILLAN-GOLp
AND SILVER IN THE VAULTS.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The statement
of the United States treasurer shows gold,
silver and United States notes in the treas
ury to-day as follows: Gold coin and bullion,
$3.50 396, 637; silver dollars and bullion,
slg7, 1874; fractional silver coin, S27,-
zoe, 239; United States notes, S45 ,453, 1853;
total, $3.50. 500, $40. Certificates eutstsuding-
Gold, $50 322,O70; silver, SIS, 5l0, $50; cur
rency, SIO,l20, 900.
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WHEN you feel a cough or bronchial al
fecgion creeping 90 The lungs, lake Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, and cure it before it tsoones
incufable.
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population Of less than 1000 BY the census
OF 1880 P,ssed.
HOUSE.

By request Of Mr.. Sharpe, Inc House bill
to define what shall be valid defense for
killing or wounding dog. in certain cases,
was taken up, and after humorous discus-
sion the bill was rej'cted-yeas, Is; nays, ~
The bill to release the psnItentisry was
set for 10 O'Clock am. Thursday.
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INDICATIONS,

For Tennessee and the Ohio pailey, ,carnler, fair
.seather, rariobIe winds shifting sOuthc{y, station
ury or iouer pressure.
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Embeuz,ement Charges Di.missea.

Special to the Appeal
BELL, Tenn, March 21.-The embs
ment matter sgainet D. P. Read has been dis
m i,aad
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CONSULTING ENGINEER.

T HAVE opened an office at 81 Madison street, at
L the Kennesaw Manufacturing Co where ] am
prepared TO give advice and information in Ne
chsnical Engineering and furnish drawings, cal
culations and estimates for mills and factories.
Refer by permission 70 ChickASaw Foundry, Liv-
er1nore Foundry and Kennesaw Manu- icturing
Compauv G. z. LEAVITT.
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THE LEGISLATURE,

TIE HoUsE-IN THE SENATE.
Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE March 21.-Senate. New bills
and resolutions:
By Mr.. Patterscn: To amend an act es-
tsblishing taxing districts of the third class
go that it shall apply to towns OF pos ula-
ton less thu 1000
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H()PK|NS'00
Grand Opening
Spring Millinery,
FRENCH
BDllGtS,
FLOWERS and FEATHERS.
THURSDAY. MARCH 22d.
DRS. HEBEg AND KENNEDY JONES,
Gmce: nasonie 'iempIe.
OFFICE HOURS:
DR.. HEBER JONES, DR. KENNEDY JONES,
IL TO II s.m., to lit m,
to pm. - pm.

To -Wiihor's COd-I.iver
OH aud Lime has now been before the public
twenty years, and has steadily grown in favor snd
appreciation. III S ecu not be the unless
Cod liver G IL, prepared by DR.. Nilbor, pro-
dueed 8 new chase in the trestmentof ypusump
ton and al diseases of the Lungs IL Gamble taken
by the most delicate invalid without crsuing the
disgusting nausea which is such an ohtsenon 10
The Cod Liver Oil when taken without LiIhe. tits
prescribed by the regular faculty Sold By the
proprietor, A. B. WILBOR, Chem st, Boston, and
nv all
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n aSnnip Malice.

A NGERoNALODGE No .16s,F. &A.M. a
"A will meet this THU kSDAY) even "a
Ing, ins ant, at 7:30 O'Clock pronp-, for " y
work in the Entered Apprentice Degree M
visiting BRETHREN including E.A.'s, fra-/ "
ternalIy invited. By order OF
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AN IRISH REPUBLIC.
4 New Departure Geographically Move.
nent on Foot to Declare the Au-
tenOmy and
Belligereut Rights Of ireland as a Ma.
tioH-The Land League Expected
to Fall Into Line.

NEW YORK, March GA new departure
in Irish sfIirs Is contemplated. This IL sid
to be the proclamation OF an Irish republic
The executive committee Of the National
Land League has discussed the question as
to whether or not the coming convention al
Philadelp his, 10 be held when Mr.. ParneIl
arrives, should be strictly a Land League
Convention. The opinion seems TO pre-
vail since the Land Lesgue has
been absorbed in Ireland by the wider
national movement, including the Home
Rue idea, that all the Irish societies and
all Irishmen should De invited to take part
in the convention, with view to general
union of all organizations On The one grand
patriotic basis. A movement is on foot to
declare the autonomy and the belligefent
rights of Ireland ss nation, aud il is ex.
pected the League will fall into line.
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Receiyer's Sale of Clothing, Dry Goods,

Receivers Sale of Clothing, Dry Goods,
Etc.
No. 4sl6--Chancery Court of shelby county-Men-
DY virtue Of decree entered IN the above
d cause March 20. 1883, the undersigned will
receive at his ONCE, courthouse of Shelby county,
until
March 80, ISs3,
bds for the stock of goods, consisting OF Hats and
Cans Boots and Shoes Dry Goods, Clothing,
Trunks, Fixtures eic in store-rnom No $50 Main
It ees, Memphis. Tenn. Said bids TO be made for
the stock in bulk.
Terms-Cash-
Ri BLACK, Receiver.
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WANTED,
Heirs of A.&. Hubbard

INFORMATION is wanted by the undersigned OF
i the names and whereabouts of the heirs at law
and next If kin to ALBERT G. HUBBARD, who
was born in Csswell county, n G., and died at
New Berne, N. c., December l, 1882.
JOHN A. RICHARDSON, Administrator,
March Is 1888. New Berne, n. G.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-11
WEALTH SUBSTITUTED FOR BRAINS

Some decade and half or two decades
since the practice OF buying seats In the seu-
ate cuminated in tho impeachment OF
CALDWELL, OF Kansas, and the displacement
of PoMrRoY by SoRN in tho legislature OF
that state. When Kansas was admitted, it,
first two senators were GENERAL JANIS II.
LAYE and s. G, poNsRoy. The former wa,
elected purely by the sentiment OF the poo.
pile, as expressed through their represents.
tives, and was as fair an expression as could
be expected of that radically free state pop.
ulation. PoMEnoy, on the other hand went
into the contest with only handful OF Meth.
odlst preachers but u pocketful of rocks.
VIGOROUSLY and in broad dav hc bought his
seat, the bidding going on and votes con.
stantly changing as the election progressed.
These instances were horalded all over the
country, and some OF them ven
tilated In the halls of congress. There was
no concealment, indeed, the facts were
known TO the people al nauseam. So dis.
gnstiDg were these emuators of the nabob,
who bought the empire of Rome at auction,
that instantaneous and reactonary feeling
was excited over the entire Union, and a
later effort in Missouri was wcll.nirh at.
tended with penal visitation upon the per.
petration OF similar outrage attempted
upon The senatorship OF that great state,
But popular INDIGNATION, like individual
grief, Is assuagod by the lapse OF timo, and
the bold men backed by millions, again
come to the front, confident In the ability
that woodworking power to buy for its
posscssor everything save tho grace of.
Con, for which they are not bidders. Tho
latest evidence OF tho complete
restoration OF maumou in state lcri,
aturcs, is to DO found in tho elertion
OF TABOR and Bowen, ~ senators from the
new state Of Colorado. Both milliona tres,
they were elected by constituency who
believed not only In Tho influence OF money
upon themselves, but doubtless were i'm.
pressed With the idea that the moro means
a senator carried to congrcss, the moro no
could accomplish for his state. What a
change nom the oldon time, when the
triumylrato Of statesmen, CALHOUN, CLAy
and WEBSTER, were tho idols Of their respec.
Tive states. and the recognized party.
leaders, with scarcely Independence in prl.
vato fcfnnc as their portions, There is a |
garish and bizarre loudness about this
millionaire senatorship business that mus.
sooner or later, work out It's own des.ruc.
ton, and yet II will again come ~ Vac eur
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In Request.

KANSAS Cry, Feb. lO,--Upon the repre-.
Sentatlon OF DaviesS county authorities that
they had evidence which would likely con-
yiot Frank James Of murder, Judge White,
of the criminal court, this evening issued
an order granting the immediate delivery of
the prisoner to the officials of that county.
He was accordingly brought here
from Independence Jail at 8 O'Clock
aud taken to Gallatn on the evening train
The indictments in Daviess county are for
the killing Of Westtall and McCuIlough in
the Winston train robbery, and Sheets in
the Gallatin bank robbery. lie will be ar.
ragned there for trial on Monday. If the
charges are unsustained he will then be re.
turned mere. Colonel Phillips, attorney for
James, did not know OF the move
until after the departure of his client. In
an interview tonight, he said he mad at
once teleglaphed Ex-Governor johnson. OF
st. Louis his associate counsel. He was
not clear upon the law regarding such pro
ceedng, but ne denounced it as unprece.
dented, Prosecuting Attorney Wallace, of
this county, Joined in the petition for Tho
transfer of the prisoner to the Day.css
county authorities.
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TnE Geographic reports yesterday OK.
plain the determination of DAvIrr, HsALGy
and QUINN to gotoiGl rather than give bond
for good behavior. They are to be treated
as "iirst.class prisoners which means that
they will 10 given comfortable and posi-.
bly, needed rest for six months have what.
ever they want, experience no great incon.
venionco and receive no end of sympathy
from the populace by reason of their
'martyrdom,n If common prisoners
cell, with bread and water and darkness
staredthem in the lace, we should probably
SEQ them stirring around rather lively after
hnil
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GENERAL SroSr has resigned his commits
sion In the Egyptian army, and lett tho
country, though to the great regret of the
Khedive and CnERlr PAsmA, both of-whom
were anxious to retain him In the Egyptian
service. GENERAL STONE is disguised that
the land olthc Pharaohs has been "grsbbed"
by the British, and is disappointed that
Esyptisnot to achieve its independence.
The generals hopes of preierment and
power iell when ADMIRAL SEYMOUR opened
fire on Alexnnlrla.
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Crime In Kansas,

PooLA, KAN. Feb. iO-Spme two weeks
ago man OF rather heavy build, with u
smooth, rudy complexion, and the gen eral
appearance ola farmer, entered the Poola
bank and asked Cashier Gilmore ifhe could
borrow $3.50, representing that his name
was W. J. Cross, or Crosse aud that he lived
in Maimi county. Mr.. Gilmore replied
that the bank would make tue loan if per
sonal security was furnished. Cross agreed
to this, and Gilmore filled out one of their
blank notes and gave it to the man, who
LETT TO get security. Yesterday,
during the excitement consequent upon
tho l!nching of negro ravisher,
Cross appeared with the note duly signed,
purporiing TO be signed by John Ayres
David Anderson and Nj. Bedmiston, well.
known citizens ot this county. The money
was pad and Cross departed. Later Presi.
dent Smith discovered the endorse mentS to
be iorge-ies and upon inquiry it is found
hat no such man As Cross or Crosse lived in
the county. No clue has been obtained as to
his whereabouts.
Since the storming of the Jail Yesterday
and the lyHching Of Smith, peace has
rtigned and everything is quiet. | is
thought that AIaude Bennng, the
on ragged girl, will recover Ore o
her frozen hands will have 10
be amputated The sherit's son, who W, s
shat in The arm, is suffering severely from
the wound, though ampu'ation will proba-
bly, be unnecessary. Final reports show
that there were three negroes severely
wounded, instead Of one as drSt reported, ,
in addition to M,Grew, killed
Walter Morris, the train-boy who drew q
fH. ala 4