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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-08-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EVERYBODY KNOWS IT.

u NV TI'77T7T NNV"0 III
When you have the Itch, Salt Rheum,
Calls, or Skin Eruptions of any kind, and
the Piles, that you know without being
told of it. C. A, Klein, the druggist, will
sell you Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy for 80
cents, which affords immediate relief, aud
10 a sure cure for either Of the above diseas-
es, duly 6.cow
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-08-03

~ HE MONTH and BOARD for three live
TQo0 Young men or ladies In each county.
Address r. w. ZIEGLER & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-08-03
Go To
|. W. HARTrAr & SoN's.

AND SEE
Jerseys at S2,15
Black caShmeres,
Cotton fanncls,
New style dark calicocs,
Remnants embroideIics and ribbons
at J to ! prices,
Remnants dress goods very cheap,
Ladies and chiIdrens shoes,
Prices on all summer goods very low
this mouth,
No trouble to show goods.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1883-08-03
correct Railroad Time Table.

correct Railroad Time Table.
Trains on the Philadelphia & r. r. leave Rupert
as fOliOws
roRru SOUTH.
q 80 a. IN. II 70 n. m.
I'd y, IN. Olj p. IN.
Trains on the d. Il. q ". u. Il. leave bloomsbury
follows:
NORTH, soUrn.
SO a. IN. - a, m.
30 AZ n, m. IL IS a. m
O 80 p. IN. 5o p. m
The II IS train south connects with the Pbila.
delohla q Heading at rupert, and with the
Northern Central at NORTHUMBERLAND.
IN, s:25 a. m. train connects al North umberland
with s:l5 train on Pennsylvania road reaching
pniladelphla at s:ln p. IN
,rhe ti:i, train connects with Philadelphia aud
RelIing rJii At Rlp)rt ut 1889 reaching Phila-
delpnla at 6;Oop.m
The ii;45 train connects with Pennsylvania
roii At northumberland at las reaching Philadel-
phia at 7:25 p. IN
The 490 D. m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road at Northumberland at sos p. IN. ana reaches
philadelphia at 1855 q. m.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16
A TERRIBLE CYCLONE.
THE NATIONAL REFORM ASS0
CATION,
Meet IN Cleveland The Chicago
Fire "A Fools Wager Standard
Time Fires Libel Suits
srECINLIr ITEMS OF NrWS

LEWISTON, Me, November l5.-The
recent gale took tine form at cyclone
ia Oxford aud FruIliu counties The
damage done ia Oxford county amount.
ed to SlOu.uOO, md in Franklin county
On SjlunO. Houses aud bnru4 were de
strnved and cattle killed. The loss Was
heavy throughout all the northern por-
ton ot the STATE.
NAIIoNAL RrFoWN ASSOCIATIONS.
CLEVELAND, O., November lj.--l'repa-
ntions are tuing mndG Tor 10" annual
meeting here. ON December and II. OF
the National Reform association. The
Unn. Alex. Il. Burnrt. OF PITT burg. IN"
prc.Irn': Bishop Rudel at ticVrlNnd;
Dr. David McAllis'er professor of pnllh
cal scivrcr at General college
Dr. SruyCl, president oi ih"
Western university, br. Hclwip, late
prcs,daut " the Wottemburg college,
aud others, are engaged to speak, lh'
associatinu's object Is to iucplrate hlhlI-
cal teachings IN public mrral-, and lo
secure an amendment t. the federal
constitution suitably expressing homage
to God. and to mHntuu aud streuglhen
tine existing christian elements III the
national lie, like christmu Sabbath and
marriage laws, and thu bible III tine pub
lie schools. These ends ar expected tu
be accomplished, not hy aggrcs-lN,
movements, mt 10y persistent hgIlilnl
and rrnc ically educating tn" WnhIl
sentiment The society WI, organized
I two years ago.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16
NUMBER 2S5

they Iunuuure the 'iItl~c 'NlIhites h7
trIrgtupl,d the News last night, and shy
10 is ratirry Incorrect Their ciam IA
that IAudW Viii hnyr over eighty votes
ON tlrilr-t ballot. and more than enough
fp nominate Him uu the second Ills Up
pournts. however, allow him but sixty
USr vote. at the most
'rhr Cox men say that both Randall
and inr.islc ate nukiug "a mistake; that
tn,.WIiiN New Yorker wilt lead them
pou or the first ballot, amt, In addition,
tupt 'Uc New York delegation, will stick
tu him tu the last.
rirndtu,.ers 1T Randall are writing
ngniu-t the attack uu His protection
Ir,orl by charging that Carlisle i the
representative NJ the Wh-ky interest.
uut tutt the John Rnach lobby are the
active supporter ut OK. one tMng is
certain. the lobby ia dead against Ran
dali. from whom uo tayprs cuuld posse
bl, b.rNprctcd.
Members VI cnugrcss come ia slowly
So 1t i4 Impossible to give more than
current talk and speculation, but by the
beginning ~ the week all the ,audi'
dntr4. with their turud., Will toe here
uctN iy "a work
pr.rr>,rlN t\ruRIs.
N.uNutu>, November To- de
rrunc i- ,huuu iu the Nnlu" "i "trortei
hrYd.mu. Tor Ovuh'r, l~,i, nj rlAi1N-
$50 rrui.st so }B2GSl ior the sunr tim"
'l N roy .,l'n.ani, ,,'.,.h ~. ~
'"'l DO. '''''' ,., a., nj .u,,i,,,, fla,
.',...,,,.,, a. t,,y
''"' '''''' .....
NH''','' "''
w Nu>ol'N. N"N'w''' No. NIX"
RATES. n"luw'N WINS ,'hN ,''"a "' ,''I'.
~ A'',I W.T." '.'-"' ''''A'
,o>our,uoNN GOSSIP.
W,suyur,S. y ,vrmhrr H.. The pres
, ,icnt attribute, the Nug.u,u democratic
il ,,.t.,,, T., tlr B,n,iIl.nill.r II Is -nu
, mai l,, ,uirud. to .usinm Mnhrur, al.
r,n,i,h he has abandoned all hope ~
r,,,i,I,..,p .ur.,s4 next Your M any
, ..,,thrru state.
Nthou.h Mr.. Cnrh lcls the only can
l,,.,,. f,u tine .prnkor-hip yet 10 town,
a r,, ,.r.y.,-, IA nhuu, th. uu.y subject ut
4, r.u. ..i .rrruI .tInu Tho tuouls ~
4 the krn,urkmu cln'm Mt lrns'
i- no ,n,.s t,r hm when 9i vii
100 hr .uNi irut tu nominate. VA
o. I'm. rrtnuatc the rcSas delegation is
Il rut down 10. milne cor CuhHlr mud one
ur 4 nlnlI There Ira one rlom"nt IN
I'm. contest. though. tum must not be
lost sughl uf The I ldrn luilu"uce u
' rr,roHu,eI fr RandalI, and 1t IA mos
,' n,,y,r'nl. Incu the Iupd,ll men are
pluyIus Ina ate leadership and politicd
-agupty, ~ Inch Ia I" guide the house
- nirnout, through the coming uuuplou'
y sc..luu fur all IA wcrth.
one thing Mr. ,nrlislr IA tu he com
+, mrnIrd Ton, mud that "a Ina refusal I,
~ mako n., prumi. ce, IA cuse " election
~ h.ynud tine FL. sl, one that hr will d,
'd I'm. amy
,,,I,li,.l rlrrlrg IT iE thought thu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

CucAao, November lj.-Ihc Trans
continental Railway Association pnsr"n-
ger dcpartm ur to-day considered 'dd'-
uunm MINOR details IN Pacific r"n7t
retcs. These were rOucurrrd IA by the
ra-s.nger agents IT Chrrnsu roads.
II l- bell. we'd now thai the matter -
HnnN settled ON firm hn- 4. h'"rge
" EIstiun, ut the new uool culnmi1-
.ronrr. LEFT this morning ipr 81 l.om-, 9"
gn thence 10 San Franc 800 and -rrud
thirty d,ysln the west fam unri2'ng
ml.elt with the details ~ the b. mes,
when he will return to Chicago
mud enter upon the di charge Of hlf
.u.les 10y calling meeting ~ IT." ralI
way conductors Benevolent S"rirt!,
. 10 elect officers, ~ president tphrft -
/ Inrl,n. vice president, john NJ MalloN
! and W. j. Rcgnu secretary uud ih'
4 treasurer, charles Hunting ON being
b .hnut tO retire,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

Three hOus0pd acres choice BrhI'S
l,nI-.s tuttcl to 10 mile' southeast OF
this city nni west OF the river about one
hind IA cultivation, vita tenement houses,
steam yin aud pr, ss, grist mill and other
npplrncrs: one-thirl In rich valley mes
quite prairie, and the balance In umber'
de Whole unsurpassed Tor stock and agr.-
cultural purposes, sales in tracts to SUIT
ihlre thousand. three hundred and
eirhiy.lour acres choice gtaLing hhus IN
Starr county. .i,,.
Six lots IN south 'rhirj street. this city,
For further particulars, address
}. w. DOWNS,
xecnror OF tue Estate OF W. W. Downs
deceased. e-A'u"'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

We. the examining hoard 81 Mclcnnan
county. nom date wll examine teachers
only on the day, appointed hy the
county iulgr. :. +. MADplS,
W II, LuSG,
--ll-l3i&wtI. j. EoNn tEtSAr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

aWeu's Health RrneNu' rc-torrs
health and yiaOr. cure IS sprp- d, impo-
encc. sexual dpbdiiy.-3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

Guaranteed to cure a cold or cough
Ackrr- celebrated English remedy
Sold by Castles, Morrison " Co'-lO oto
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

OMAHA, Neb, November l5.-Ifinitv
r,in,dul, one Of the most imposing "i
me Episcopal churches IN the country
.,s- con.crratci "ith becoming crIem"n'
i.- To-day. by M founder, Bishop iIih'
.rn. n--Isud hy Bishop ~Mc"imah' "i
romntr, Bishop GIueit, OF !, Ha', ana o.
rii,.ber Of the clergy tom his hiOcr-c
inc cathedral is built 100 no" Gothic 'tyl'
~ nrch,t, cure utcI IN Eng i-h chur"he'
with poin.eI slcrpr, built Of iluo''
nlur lime.tpuc. which "u' cost "'r
$4,000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

PmNurirui, November "a. \ Il,
Mcclure, II the ruIm"luwr Times,
WA upon tine ch,r'c ot rrmud hhrh
preferred hy Coco. Smith, DR., NJ mon
township Mcclure gave hml to appear
and answer the charge
A ship load NJ Imronrl Jcrscv riit'''
mainly cows aud hull calVr-, which or
rived August 18th, "rro sold today &"
Aur ION. over uuoty hrud altogether
were a N IN were regarded 1874 nLh
standard erd,, u stock. bee rr''os
4 we're fair
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

Oshkosh, wi, November 10 he
HUMBER yards o' Stumiler, Ame- AZ Co..
aud Of 4. y. Peck are burnlnl, hnd Is
fire has broken out in the Morgan block o.
uepr boy. The flames are poj ont c'u-
troll, aud tho mayor has teleIfaphrd to
Fun du Inc for aid. A "A Of -ey"rhi.
hundred thousand dollars IA Anticipated
"a. the wind j. blowing a gale.
The fire, which Tor time threatened
A z, neral destruction and caused a te'e'
gram for AID to be tent 10 Fpudu Lac
Neeuah und Milwauke', although fierce
fnr i've hours, durirg which time Ter
rife gale was blowing, was finally
mastered after hard fight. Inc
fire broke ont in the lumbe
Yards u Stenhelber i Co, abpu
noon; and although it moved dow
stream toward other mills slowly
burning over a LARGE terrific y. and con
aiming a large amount 81 iumbrr !
WAS checkrd at the lerwarl 'Ntrenity o
O.. W, PrattH lumber yard hi- N
being saved. Had it got into the lum0e
YARD aud sa.h and doc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-16

CLrvriN>p, November l5 The foot.
ing NJ IN. rrrrut4 pt iron ur' m l"vr.
land. the great ii .s.uhutiuR point tor the
Lake SUPERIOR MINES, made 10y ih
Trade Review amt the Western Macmn-
ist for the .ca- on of l~s3, just closing,
showing u intal receipt 81 Gb} 81, tom,
ngiust ntuis toms receive during
lSsl, proves drcrrns' ~ about I'D per
sent m receipts Tine total supmr"tr
u the past srusuu huyr hr"" ul'.'l
toms, against G1-,Hij tons M l-Ni.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
Fine Photography.

A HERALD reporter in his rounds yester-
day dropped into the Photographic parlors
OF Mr.. j, IL. Webster, No. 7Ol Elm street,
and inspected some of his work, which. for
correctness IN every particular, is verv
superior. In CHANGING at the hkenesses OF
those whom he CHANGED to know he was
struck with the niceity with which the
artist got every feature and the most deli.
cate expression of the face. The parlors
are elegantly fitted up and handsome fur
niture and pictures, to which is added a
toilet room, adorn the same. In the rear Is
the gallery where the work is done, and
good work it is. Mr.. Webster ia not only a
vete ran but an experienced photographer
who has kept abreast of the art ana has be
sides employed competent assistants. The
instantaneous process, invented for,the ben
elit OF babies, ls n feature OF his that never
fails to get true likeness or tickle the
mothers. The little ones, like us older peo.
pie, make a good impression before they
know 1t. Photographs are taken in all the
styles known, and hisposing is artistic and
well worth considerations. Mr.. Webster ia
comparatively a newcomer, but his supe.
rior work has already built him up trade
lie has come to this city to remain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
Ell PASO.
The Observation-Disclosures

Eli PAso, April. ls,- Special. While n
chihuahua, General Crook, of the United
States army, made an arrangement with
Governor Sarremego, of that state,
whereby the American and Next
can troops are allowed to
cross the Rio Grande in pursuit
OF the Indians. Gen. Crook says that there
are not more than one hundred Apncbes in
sonora, who have created all the trouble,
and hencctOrih they will be hunted in hv
indian scouts, He says that is the only
way to eXlerminSte them.
An excursion party. consisting of Gen.
albert Flte, OF Washington Capt j. ii.
MMather. OF the Memphis Ledger, and fam
ny Capt, Stephens, Of the Nashville
" Chattanooga railroad W. A..
smith, Of I'll, Memphis IL Little Rock rail-
way }. a Hayes, cashier of the State Ma.
nlonal bank, OF Memphis, and L. NJ. Nc
Nee, Of the III Paso Herald, returned to. day
from chihuahua. Most OF the party go
east tonight
The rangers left yesterday for the Pecos,
70 Interview some Indians from Mexico.
The survey OF the White Oaks road is
Completed.
John Kinney, the notorious New Mexico
vattle'thief, has been sentenced to the peni.
..esntiary for five years and to pay fine OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
;URE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

tne streets this morning, preceded
toy the Sth United States cavalry
pshd, 10 the First Presbyterian church,
where devotional services were held. Cltv
Attorney Newton delivered an address
on behalf OF the citv in neat and sppro-
pirate manner, Acting Grand Command T
D. U. Elgin, in responding TO the welcome,
5Teturned thanks on behalf OF the Knights
Iemplar. He SAID they had come without
an invitation and had iguratively taken
tne pa,e by force Of arms. They had no
Isl 70 expect a welcome, but S.
Antonio had received them as
conqneror, or rather lover, on the br, as,
OF thir beloved He contrasted the day,
,hirty Years since, when efforts were made
70 ESTABLISH commandery in Texas, aud
we present DAY, when the Knights Tam
plar IN the church represented sew
ehteen communicates. Your hun.
dreds," he said, "have turned into
thousands your simple adobe
houses to palatial buildings; Won have be.
come the metropolis of Texas, and we have
FOUND ourselves welcome in way consist.
WITH the history ana romance OF Texas in
dependence and In keeping with the indus
Try oil this grea; state" Devotional exer-
cclses, with vocal and instrumental music,
loiioWed. Tbs grand prelate then
the knights. He congratulated the knights
on the meeting al this season. when nature
invited men to contemplate natures God,
IN meeting IN this city, which was
the birthplace OF Texas independ
ence. He made touching allusion
to the death of the grand commander
J. j. Goode, and other knights. He said
th1t Knight TemplariSm was its own de
tense, He loved 1t, not for Its trappinrs
not Tor Its ceremonies, which were calcula,-
Ell 70 impress men deeply and to take hold
OF the imagination, to make them feel ils
Importance to make them better men and
Christians, hut he loved il Tor lis
principles, Faith, Hope and Charity
AT the conclusion OF the ceremonies
at the church, me line of march was re.
suned to the Masonic temple. The re.
mainder OF The day was spent by the
Knights ana guests IN sightseeing and i'm
viewing the Alamo, where the first grand
commandery was organized in Texas The
reception AT San Pedro springs for knights
ladies' and guests is proceeding tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
CLEHURNE.
Death of a Good Man.r.lsni

Death OF Good Man. Telephone News, sc
CIkBuRNE; April l7-[Spsoial AIR. Il
W. Leap, who recently came to this state
from Indiana, and who has been very i'll Al
Mr.. J.F. Martins in Somerville county
near the line Of Johnson, died this morn
ing, and his wife will leave with his re-
mains for Vevay, Indiana, tonight.
A constable reached here this morning
from Alyarado in charge of three section
men whom he deposited in the public cool
err, for cutting party. Names not learned.
j. 1. THOMPSON, Philadelphia; Isadoi q
Lang, Louisville, Ky; Ed. Richardson,
Dallas; l., l.. Cheany, Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs, Mcclellan, Dallas; &. A. Mccall,
Weathertord; ". Il. Farris, Grand View
Mrs, Paul c, Hudson, DIR. McMiland, |. A.
Patton, A, Shultz, Il, I. Albert, Sim DAVIS,
John Mitchell, NJ, NJ. Mosley, Ayarado;
are registered at the Cleburne House.
Many Knights and other visitors left
Cleburne last night 10 attend the meeting
and festivities of the Grand Lodge OF
Knights of Pythias in your city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Pennington, of the PEN
nington House, left tins morning to attend
me concentration OF the Texas veterans
at Bolton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
FORT WORTH.


FoRr WORM, April lS.--[Special. IT. j.
Bledsoe, the agent of the Texas Express
Company ut Toyah, has left for Mexico with
500 OF the company's money and funds OF
he railway as we'll. Agent Sheppard and
Manager Finley are in pursuit.
By the burning of Hardisty's gin at Bird.
vile, the New Orleans Insurance company
loses 81, 900, and the Hamburg e Bremen
$1,000.
A. $. Dorsey sued the Gull, Colorado 4,
Santa Fee Railway company to-day for So
0G0 damages. He was injured at Rosenberg
Junction by being caught between the
drawheads OF the cars. Being but II years
old, his father sues for $4,000 for services
until q years old.
Capt. Eph Dagget, veteran of the Mex.
lean war, and one of the most prominent
citizens of Texas, was attacked by paralysis
tonight and is diving.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
Hotel Arrivals,

Attic St. George. S. Rison, Texas; u
X Mccullough, kautmaig II & Lane, Texas,
Il + Hooker; Abilene; u A Payton and
wife, Newport; w kiersk, III Paso; c Ii
Costens, Ga n Il Slalworth, p II Nowlin,
Ennis; l. + Smith, Mexia; 1 Craig, Hick.
man, Ky; NJ Il Rushing, Winchester, Tenn,
5 J Cox, Terrell W Z Maddox, Vt. Worth,
f W Dixon, II y Dixon, Ennis; G S. Foster
Il G Williams, Texas;M,C Thaxton, Denison;
\ Saunders, kaufman; Geo. S,arke, city:
/ Whaley, Bolton; g II Alexander and sis.
ter. Miss Della AIKEN, Farnel John Carter,
Longvicw; II 4 Hewlett, New York; W
Hendricks, Shreveport, La Jesse Hosllins.
Denton; Geo. Give, Albany, j G Moore,
Mckinney; NJ NJ Reeves, Columbus, Ohio;
A II Graham, Louisville; Il G Spence,
New Orleans; II Cohen, Ennis Il Castle.
berry, Longview; d Portwood, Terrell w b
Jackson, ,Paris; avid Brin, Waxahachie;
G W LovNady, ] + Parker w S Wiley,
Cleburne; J A Hamilton, lredell; G W
Johnston, Goshen; b Young, Waco; J l.
Barry, Paris; Il A Johnson, Marshall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
STREET. TRAVIS.
a Lea, opposite HERALD Office.

oien Lea, opposite HERALD office.
Buy the Domestic" and be happy.
Did You see the Domestic sewing ms
chinep Office $50 Elm street.
Coat'makers are wanted at Douglas Bros
merchant tailors, 7OS Main street.
The Brunswick saloon has the fines,
'unch, ana hsh ohowder is speciality.
The Parlor saloon, on Lamar street, i.
the resort of business and commercial men
The Brunswick saloon sets up the finest
liquors and cigars. Billiard tables neatly
arranged.
Orr, 12t Main street, Is receiving large
shipments OF buggies, carriages and other
vehicles daily.
Put nice polish on your shirt by using
Dobbin's starch polish. For sale by Wal.
lace & Waggener.
Just the thing for polishing a shirt bosom,
collars and cuffs, Dobbinls starch polish,
AT d. NJ. Bond & Co.'s.
Just opeued,au Office of Domestic SEWING
maehipes' at $50 Elm street. Please cal
and see us. Thornton Il Co.
one OF the prettiest saloons in Dallas
where nothing but the best liquors are
sept, is the Brunswick saloon,
When You want anything fine in tn,
drinking, or smoking line step into tn,
FArlor saloon, on Lamar street.
The best -four on Gods green earth /,
John Craugle's Hungarian patent. A
wholesale and retail by the agents, Bryan 4
bradshaw, 5l5 Elm street
For the nonb,est and best suits of furni
ture and foreign chairs, 90 to the old reli
able, Geo. Rick, $50 and 732 Elm street
who has the best assortment in the CITY.
The Brunswick Saloon now is Justly re-
garded the fashionable place for gentleme,
10 take their "smiles" in Dallas, and frs
class Brunswick tables for hiliard-player
Having bought out the interests of al
concerned in the firm of G.. Il, lIosmerI
Co., steam, gas and CRITTERS, 1 viii
continue the business at the old stand, 4n
Elm street. A. MoWH1Ry.
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S1iERhI IAN,
Millerr Dead-A Nice Polnt-Fire nt pnr,s,

Miller Dead-A Nice Polnt-Eire at Pariss
SHERMAN, April 1S.--[Speciall-John
Miller, the man who was shot by Butler
Carpenter died this morning at o O'Clock
An autopsy was held and two bullets
were found so battered that 1t cannot he
ascertained whether they were the same
callbre or not, by inspection. Miller
charges that he was fired on BY both the
Carpenters, while the Carpenters saw only
one of them did any shooting. some
weight will be given to the balls being the
same size, rs he claimed he was struck bv
each, lfof different calbre, this will be
substahtiation
Information received from Paris states
this evening the Farmers warehouse caught
fire at 3 o'clock and burned. together
with $50 bales of cotton belong.
ing to Fitshugh, Martin & Wise.
Turner Il Bryant and Johnson 4
Long. 1t was all covered by insurance
except twenty five or thirty bales Dough,
to-day, most OF which was saved. The or.
igin of the fire is unknown. The building
was covered by insurance. All the records
and 5000 samples ready for shipment, be-
llongingto Flzhugh, Martin & Wise, wer,
burned.