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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
A GRAND KICK

The convention refused to adept tie
resolution, many protesting against
bringing politics into the deliberations
of the body, and only the wise decision
of the chair in sending the question to
the Committee on Resolutions saved
Toe convention from split.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-rhe colored
national executive committee selected
by the convention, which adjourned
sine die last night, organized to-day by
the election of following officers: Chair
man, W. A. Pledger, of Georgia; secre-
tary, Geo. NJ. Arnold, of Virginia; as
sistant secretary, w. F. Yardley of Ten
nessee; treasurer, Geo. Lofin, of Mas
sachusetts.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03

The Attendance at the Louisville e1-
position from this vicinity has been and
Is yst very large
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GREAT UPRoAR !:

ResO5Ued, That the colOred people of
the United States, in convention as
embed, do affirm our devotion anew
to the Republican party, and will use
our utmost endeavOrs for its continued
ascendancy and control of the national
government, believing it to be for the
best interest of the whole people.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
Local Notes and Other Nercs

The two cent postage stamp law went
into effect last Monday.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03

some Of the young men about town
are agitating the question Of opening C
skating rink.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
NEIcHRoRINc TOWNS.
Local Occurrences all Around
Us.
BRIsTOL.-Rsporter 10th.

0ASA0 O1~s vi %OeAs
Capt. Jos Jaques, of Knoxville, wa:
in town on Thursday. We are glad tc
learn that his health, which for some
time past has not been good, is very
much improved of late.
On Thursday, at the Fair grounds at
Abingdon, man by the name of Dufl
shot and instantly killed a negro man
with whom he had quarrelled about q
oct in which twenty-five cents was in
volved. Duff was arrested and lodged
in Jail. Both parties were from the
country.
Courier 27th.--At the shooting match
at the Border Fair, DR.. s. w. Rhea won
the first prize, a fine, breaeh-loader
Mr.. Henry Hicks, the second prize,
hunting coat, and Pierce KERN, the
third, pair of hunting leggins. The
contest was close and exciting.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
What Does 1t.

When rheumatic pains Oppressed me
sore,
And cramps and aches made lifea bore,
What made me better than ever before?
ssHart's Great Relief"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
New goods at Myers 81 Birds.

A large and excellent line Of ladies
SHOES sc Myers 4 Bird.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03

Prompt relief in sick headache, dir
illness, nausea, constipation, pain in
the side, ETC., guaranteed to those using
Carter's Liver Pills. 0no pill dose.
25c.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
GeneraI G. a. Cluster. o So

rflsaEle = III z So ETH 1 M.E.t
. Containing a thrilling and truthful account Of
desperate Indian battles, personal encounters
with morrow escapes from willy aaYages. Heroic
struggles and wonderful endurance OF General
Custer and his men, who fought Indians from the
close OF the ciyiI war in 1865 TN the massacre in
1875.
Custer's Last Fight on the Little Big Horn a.
told by Sitting Bun. .o--
Sketches Of Clusters Famous Scouts, win.
comstock, wild BIN, Butfalo BIN, Doctor Carver
and Bloody Knifs oenern Crooks Campaign
against the Apaehes, Massacre OF Judge Aaccomaa
ana wife ana captare Of Of HIS son. A grand
book for Agents TO make money with. -7lst.
Over 500 large octave pages and rs fun page
engravings. Expensiveiy bound. Circulars and
serme free. Act quick and send rs cents for out.
it, stamps taken. Address,
SUN PUBLISHING CO.,
30 B a12 Pine Street, 81, Louis, no.
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Get Myers & Birds prices on groc-
cries before buying elsewhere
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A ROARING FARCE.

LOUISVILLE, September 26.-The coll
ored convention is given over to res
olutions and buncombe. After dozen
attempts to resolve as many sentiments
this morning, the following was offer
ed: ~ So b1s- tl5w 5
THE FIRST BREAK. - =
Whereas, The, administration Of
President C. A. Arthur has been at
harmony with the principles of the
grand old Republican party; there.
fore be it. 81
ResOE0ed. That this National Conyen-
ton of Colored Men assembled give
to the administration their heartiest
support. @ 80
THIS CAUSED THE Widest UPRoAR,
and the entire convention was on its
feet. The South and West Kissed the
resolution, while only few from the
North and East appeared te favor it.
Personal violence was offered in one
instance, and the widest uproar fol-.
lowed, but finally the resolution, on
motion of Herbert, of Louisiana, went
20 the Committee on Resolutions.
NO EXPRESSION OF OPINION
has yet been reached, and it.seems uu-.
likely that any will be, owing to the
propensity of the entire convention to
talk at the same time. There is en-
tirely too much oratorical ability pre-
sent for any business to be transacted.
A strong feeling exists to adopt Fred
Douglass's speech as the sentiment
of the colored people of the Union,
and have the same transmitted to Con-
gress.
A Kentucky delegate moved the fol-
lowing which made
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03
o'symphyx."

And doctors said, "rd run my race. =
What cured my cough, and changed The
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03

What was it cured my aching head,
CIeansed blood and liver when almost
dead, IS .a.ssa .sza.
And gave me health when hope had fedf
Hart's Blood and Liver Pills.
And when the babe was covered with
wrinkles, 80
Ugly blotches aud painful pimpless ~
What turned it all to smiles aud dimp.es?
Mrs. Winslow's Vermifuge,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03

when consumption stared me in the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-03

p. Sd intended to say that I saw
four wild animals at the Fair, viz: One
fox, two raccoons, one epossum, and
four Lyons. was told that there were
two other Lyons there, but did noise
them. y. 8. w.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-11

The president of the Northwestern Sur
gicaI institute has come to Texas with a
view of locating a branch of its business in
this state, and can be found at his rooms in
the St, George hotel, Dallas, from January
18th to February I'd, fully prepared to treat
all cases of diseases or curvature OF the
spine, disease of the knee, hip and ankle
Joints, crooked feet, legs and arms, disease
of the bones and chronic ulcers; paralysis,
piles, fistula, nasal catarrh and other
chronic diseases successfully treated.
As this is regularly incorporated insti.
tute, with unequalled experience and
facilities in the treatment Of these affiic.
tions, we would advise, all who are interest
ed not to fail to see this surgeon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-11
MO IymNr,LEvIDEycr

''ror str "f.b. putty and Whole.57is.
nnft IN Iyai Baking Powder ai41's
Tasurpa -
-lr "a f,, r.,its,t.. finn coll
u
Known en- wrists tld sc'eillali l Or
.if a' an ray m eFidluU. n rU. .Frr
-fr.- m bl.s -f nv -flt.r-. AL. ..-.sr
- Edward q l-tr .ha E..r.-
r-H emf .-rf
D yfte.fef a r.cli1. rff.lr. .rU
fsr7l whian r nrrr.tar.f .H fIr .. .I
rrafra And and troru. Ifr r..r I'D.
me .nFfa..Iartr .F4a r--r.r q.
H-Ir- ioWrer h-.H. T.1F
sFi 7 not c7a.,ia s.'lsr ..as . pho.-
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h'Ih' NuI Niim 'HihOhHDb'
h''irH o. NN" n""n exam
Surgeon from iuressen Dhnfer.
lFssR Re- EuEa. g. tti,lm appear PUB
,,t,t trt.... e,..... o,,,'.,,,5 v,itI
e@pr'rN,a NAllH iolo" are 90
niking, aud baag 81. closely upon she aE-
v,ien,o ,r.,r,o-. .. ye,t,t,, tg re,.ro
ce iAem ehl'fe.
n tho month ~. yptG HLer. i.l. / wa,
ectjeipe Dcd5sfrr n NOW O-Is.pg. The
-i,-
ninef h"N o''" eN-'s3''e'y "'' INA
vJygljy 40 cyn laipilg or beng aN
mstsd and fgo'ir tired. 10 was rot AZ.
Ico,.,.,. ooo,,,..- 7. .,.t,f, ,.,;,nt y. b,
iisN ''n' 49, 4'. I'.' !"
io' oo ..i ,taINF w ii tn.'
Is'VI ''u .iiaD 91Duit S''y t.'' i -.
a'i'9 t'ui'"i '9ss'.t"e W -'.,' 20
L. ~ ".H, ~ H''. suPfo.J' VIZ. ,, 81
prs auu '"P''G ~" p.ouu 10
49, 'tIl pny 49,. ~S o. D.
sT,eoie iuade u' !" ~,
nnes1va tninhlhE anat res. VI
woehs AZ oooiel GniGid'9 d Mou' SUI
HNisolate me. LitVie u'u uiea,n, hom
eePr, Wnat was III store 10. me. aver get
sIg setIieu IN my new quarters / .oVk
81 by Walk every uay' anu patienaiy aT ,i s
eturh Oh stIengtn, put ia spi.e vi az my
Rr's seemed 10 pc losing strehgth, anu
eEn any snght exercise became iaD9riSus
tlresome. purlns inns time 1 naa IRE,
y Fly gun achins pains III my neau; anu
sfougn my PACK ana nlps' oGcasio1ai
sPotlng pains IA various parts oi 'he gouy,
n soreness, Shorthess OF 0reath, anu par
Iau0n OF the heart' MY ieeG anu minus
,Wuld be IKE ice one Gay, ana Durn WIN
nEe the neXt' l nau no desire Ior loou,
= what did eau distressed me. my saeeP
PANE disturbed with the irequent desire
umrlnate. me quahtty Oh Iuiu passed
Nould az one time pc smaii ana at anosher
qalte proiuse; Iheh i9r Gays wouIa DC
Directly iree from thls desire ona holnlng
emea 10 De the mater neVertneiess ny
C1olllty gradually lncreaseu. MY eyen1s
Hlre pulied out; my DOVES were aiternaiely
ipld ana 700 actlVe. Inc urine w9ulu De
Isiar some Gays, on others IL Wouia pe o.
70 color enu uep9slC u Drlck.uuss senti-
u ny, ana at SUN DINERS tnere Wouiu oe
Illlsh appearance anu MI MN greasy
m woula rise 10 tne !op. Inc palhs II,
= mead, Dack, cnest' JOINTS, bowels anu
opes were hor1lple III the extreme. i
WI IN VAN from pa W piaoe anu oUn
fed the best medical authoritles tne
GSfn.ry affords; Woulu nave cElIi one
q ana a burning leVef tpe heAt. l SUI
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-11
1ar rrtsrlsrr DETERMINATION

Dopt - t'iFlo'U ',l'''' ~
! "N'u-is W pt"e'' - ~ po''.'i-'
ufeVp@0E ia nv 'lao 4" p''''~ ..,'.. ~.
ll''V'ou'st 'V' is o''',''V', 1,'o,u,. a.
"o'e o@t'uusu Hul ''"nn wv
ti' way ol piosieSs' iu7Io ~ ~ xxx %,'s
0ne' Poolio neo' has o'e VIZ ~ az.
80 ffeaea disP'si''oi' on 'n' F''' ~ - 49,,
to ieoR'ess'y pIe 'l'e w, '''.. So 49,
h'e laf uh'u u IL iiipoSa'1''' - ,f I
"re y oFresoWees, e"hei " '"""' ~ '1' ~
Or ecyease ~ ana 1t ''"''.oa " , ~
'ad weight oyer ''s wy 5,'' 49,
oar 9 OF 'h' peoPlF' 7u'n w'a , ''. ~ .
lalhgh 'le 5Vueoetn SIa'es' "'E1, ~
/ 50 corrupt ana feoh'eSs ios'ai''O'1-'
iw mongre governments tnav 'nI n
cia e'y tooH cna,Ee ;" - $50
toe rebellion had closed Most Oh .hese
sJ@' es In tne positioh Vi noh''o ~. 81,
note banKrupts' maos conplo"i'
iher creditors reihSta.eu 'heir 0ioul'' anu
aye since Deeh s1e"aiy bio"ins 30
~ ty ana power. Anons 'no'o' no"o,oi'
NAsre thls se''ieineh' VI ".J .':.,'a
ndtbeen reached' IenneSseo isoo"'piouou''
lae readjusters succeeded IN carrying the
"aie IN November ias'' anu ~ Nas noP.'
tAet an UNDERSTANDING "oo'u sp 80
re cReu oeeweeh 'no o,".e 80
1894 ders, anu the VeAeu uep' q".o',o. W pn.
/! rest. But just as confidence IN 'n's result
sos becoming more general, tne puoiio Is
eated TONNE sensasioh u go 49,,
BY the TREASURER OF that STATE winch
ha' literally closed the treasury de-
pa .tment mere ana aeprived tne s.a'e gov
5flmentol ali US piNseh' avai no ono 'ii
defslcatloh Vi ?ooV'oX " 9i''",'o0 "ou,
ne seriously leu III ino any s'"'e' ouS
'm'sWit aouple ioioe 'hiS p'r''' ,O,f
lcture Oh anairs upon Rne'see' III
urnlng crealt VI 'ne st'"' tnus' so
8 ATTY tnereDy' anu 70 ei0's "
p y OF lts oonus anu even pay ine W ny
lmeht expenses ihusv neo NC
'atly deiayeu' "nen II ra'
Acn results arisihs 'foin IT, a.,
q the states money "iti nave 'ne e''ec'
Ga retaroihg ha'eria, p1ose'. Wv
g BACK ingoihg capi'ai I'nu onVoi pii0.' INC
~ ~ co a,;,I ~,
he state oil Iennessee 'iieieioi' DesHs .h7
view Year under gtoomy auIpicies'
sat there is another very uisasleeaope ieat-
iare about the analr. Yhe VI 'no piouues'
names and families In tna' coahnoHwealtn
las been dishonored' Inc uelaui'.F was Il
n,phew OF president Of the hi'e4 otates'
@ rusted and prominent onio'a. himself
er1 has been 1or SIX yeais IL onP ol INC
M lSt responsible trusts Oh tue SlutB govern
~ ~, fal, from so high an dmipence
,,. -, ,on,o napa heen disbohor.d but
'uio no nalne I'll
own "ouiu iA ne.
49, D .,.. W - iii, ~ Of n form -
puoiiT u a and So
" ie anu noI AZ |tb too is
Anateiy eohne0.0. VIZ NJ dorh,
'"uo'y 70 oe I.s.e'.eu, a -" otorietv and
en- the roopeiy +. -.
ar ,asioned unusual comment III is almost
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-11
A FALL TO DEATH
A Fireman of the H. q t. c RaIruad In
der the wheels

A Fireman of the III. " t. G Railroad In
der the wheels
w. r. Walker, a fireman on the Houston
& Texas Central railroad, met q terrible
death on that line at Carutb station, tonlg
eight miles north of this city Friday night
about II o'clock, though hi body was not
discovered until 7 o'ClocE yesterday
morning. He was fireman, or had been
one on the road, but was smpiy TorElp5
his way on this occasion from Lenison Ia
Corsicana, where he was going in quest OF q
joo on the lower division OF ha line. lie
boarded the train that crushed him tc
death at Sherman, andwhen n5ar C2ruth
switch he attempted to go IRON the can Of
the engine, where he was riding, back Lo
the caboose when he lost hi balance and
fell between the cars and the wheels OF tne
train passed over his body, nearly seYenna
it in twain.
The remains of the poor, 'uu'oT.uIato vic.
tim of this disaster were b-oL gat by his CO.
laborers to this city on a hand-cat and put
off at the Union depot and placed upon q
truck, where they were viewed BY a jury
of inquest empaneled by Jus ice Edwards,
acting coroner. The deceased WAS about
80 years old, and his remains were shipped
back to his relatives at Deuison, last even
ing: ,..e a.,
jury OF
INQUEST.
State of Texas County of Dallas
Evidence taken upon INQUEST held at the
MON depot in the city of Dallas, -ountvot
of Dallas, upon the body Of one ". r..
Walker. lying dead in the baggage room OIL
the railroad.
T. ]. KELLEF,
first witness sworn, says: estetIay aNont
81, m co IL r.. &
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q ysREoR-Etcr ParrBor, Of henuVl-
vsaa, declared 90 IN interviewer a iogdsgs
o., hat mo man vbo IS couaeei lor any
.lpors'ion whatever can, lor ON Instant
Be- e. tlessme iiu. attorney general Of ths
,oaa.nonWelih duins my administrator.
J vatld remove him es quickly A. ] would
uerumhleu official Hon lEgs G. CAs-
,ais who. 60 is r1oentooi Is % D. ar-
pg.a "a attorney general ~ Mr rAlur3s.
srs iho peorie Of rennsyDania 'oi viii
aprfs o-sicn and d'arlsi ct RE 11uaacl-
ue-t OF corporations, aui Win 10 H
llr in eorpCttic ngtis feTi- never to-
Gale corporate iyunDy Wien asked
ai-ut tEe ~ s;sru Talon isiesTaIi cons
raHr Mn. llp1 ta1 ~ bal % my
ati1 nbsa' niy sd ilc SUB -.ccnIy
h-sr-..t ard b = were ihe a..cl1sJ -lrDai
a1 rasF arte s hal not flfi %. iIsE
Ill 1-gsn Gro tss1lulon ~ i.s tlarcr q
illu'ida 90 rH.fAs15i .ro1eoi TEL
asa hege- Go pllaiErhia, and tas
;. rar t-cr usel jos a. 1ai RI 'ae
,taaf & i,,cr frt lit slaif
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Williams ~ EuGams 900
Wella. ". {. w.. WezdDgtou. a.
Prom mont among the display pagnrlae
msnts Is thar OF the Old Crn'cbholJ house
which 10 stir IN exiNnnee, ana tnat0t 'Jno
Strife, "a saloon itOcSed With "red lir.c.
10 the soutaCast conorof the square l...
VI. " Peak our esiimaplU tO~namaui Na
selling dry goods, and Colonel James a. .
Caldwell was doiGgG oaity faulty go.gy
business. Then there appear the iahN.A.
notice 81 Yir,dDius howgll WHO was g q
AZ ths bat5ia named, 6AiIh Wa
iougut in the Indian Territory; "thc
htupi,' OfYuginiu5 Howell, who Yves kl'e.
IN tho battle Of UhUstenahiAh was attended,
AZ the residence Of his father some SIX nue
norrh OF this pisCp, on Wednesday last, 10y
NJ, the compities encamped in this vicinity
He had q soldiers burial the escort 70 On
grave being composed OF 2 section o! lucn
from tho Morgan Rangers, Captain ii
Morgan, who fred The appropriate three
rounds over tie grave as me Young s1lu'''
was Consigned w AIS last long resting
place." o
The following is another extract: sour
town during several days OF last week has
exhibited all the appearance of war times
Soldiers, in companies, in sections and little
squads have been constantly seen on the
street, and the country surrounding us,
from Reunion to some three or four miles
southeast OF town, is dotted with their white
tents"
The city editor has been la6oring under
the impression that he had the following
patented, but it appears he was mistaken :;
"a cold rain fell on Tuesday night, &C;
companied at intervals by sleet. 1t is still
cold and cloudy. as we 60 to press"
"As we 60 to press" are good words, but
we never wrote an item like that but that
the weather of the Lone Star state" would
be sure to change uefore the paper was out
to beautiful, sunshiny, balmy, spring-like
weather.
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Real Estate transfers

of property in the city and county OF Dali
las, recorded during the past week, reported
by Jones & Murphy, land agents, office
No. 100 Main street, opposite st. George
hotel.
H. f. Underwood to E. M. Kahn, 80 bv
100 feet, the northeast corner of Main and
Lamar streets, for $4,000.
Mortimer Hines and wife to A. H. Nash,
one lot each in the Felix Saddler and James
Ray surveys, near Lancaster. for $500.
Mitchell Gray and wife to Ben N Bry-
ant, the north half of block No. 200,
Oaruth's addition, for $1,000.
Martin DeFreest to John A. johnson, 10
acres out of the Northwest corner OF the
property, for $500.
]. l.. Futrelf and wife to ]. L. Futrell, IT,,
ct al, their undivided one-half interest in
and to the ]. w. Davis survey, southwest OF
Mesquite, for 81 900.
Clark p. Kendall to J. e. Beeman, a tri-
angular lot on the RNkh, side of east Main
street, at the GROSSLY nIeek, for $3.50.
M.'iU. Guilot ''twv.asrsss
near the Trfsityl 1els200
y NeU'. ave acres dht oil Che H-I.r
Coos as survey 50 at two H-2- N of
Dallas, .gr SayI
eurS imms,ma 70 u ~ 9nrennal
81 Qy l32 lcc.t The casa Conner Of h'G1E uo
Ppcna0uits streets IN al'},
p. u. CppenhGniNO Sifah "A. yppC
hF.m, M, asrm"lt ftt o. iaf 81 COG.
II, Ban ksJair, 4. enyl, anc NJ
Stomm1us 10 ~. .. pna0r $3.50, j.t. naa
po"' their u-H,I,t Interest IN and
% f..1 y n t.og .E,.e. 10 r-. Of
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iHEDALLAS WEEELy HERALD
nv eekl.y Herald
EEpUCES no
IN A so S 4 so
BpEE2 N'E.AFE.
EpEEe XE.ArE.

Hereafter he DA4rAe Wtr AK HEAD viii
be Mrplshc % subscribers for SID p,I geG,
pnyhble 10 ndyGuce an porsorS ildelieG
thf, NapeI' must pay up uEt Is uuo b9io,e Fil'
tl-,t she nepedt u Ills reduction. IN fulufu rs
tnis paper Viii be given ~ tnls very Cw nat, l
authorizations mpst be Pal IN a0y0nee. lHrJ'h
dom cnsily ascertain the time Of expiration u
n atshinJ ,be printed Slit 90 then paper
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plse 20 hafi 1uy one F,1m taofo
81 70 thl luse ~ Av 1o1u-mV.
dinner and Wadt up ssai % 0glc1s.hly lu
usIl altern1p1 nap NheU his dough,
Nfs Noble went ny 10 awaken liu
iouud h,m llng.1v 10 fhg nalgsd
o. tho tgCk sans. The brfui
l,u's he haG made Ycr crmpit
he had removed bic cont, vest q
collier ana termed down III band
Ais shirt aud had eyiieuIy STOOD upo-
ulnk end slfqped on lia was 10 }
81 yyy.seCcnd year ard Giiaed .Ul,idersl
PROPERTY. 1t vas 4 repir sBtn.ige 10 .
irc slaturr Ia $50 ana '1I Flayo- iu ls
l,5l aud 1872 and couwJ.$ ung iWan
a rumber cs.srns M Moa soal
gressiye republiClaiu 20 YES. Gs hr'lb
william committed sBiaids ssyaa. "e9
ago The ii8g on tho CITY bali which "
dying ~ honor Of the inauguration, q
lowered 20 bali mast When Ge suicide
came known,
The suicide was not much Of surprise
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About year AGO ne lost his wife, TO wnoil
he was devotedly attached, but seemed
recover from the shock within few month
Last winter he was appointed 20 recei-
charged with wrongful manipulation Of th
returns. This charge was denied b
him both in public anu priYate, All
when it was understood that he VIZ
in poor health and his memory V.
failing him majority of his iell0w'cit
zens inclined to view charitably the appar
ent mistake in the returns. These charges
however, preyed upon his mind and ne has
Before the city election lie was urged TO IN,
again for the mayoralty, but learning thG
the charges above mentioned would he eS'
circulated by his opponents s.
declined. For the past tv o weeks be has
been very restless and disheaftenej.
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MIA SAID Thai the rsiirosd building tY
the government in France threatens serious
duaac,ai lroubti Such enterprises had
better 30 let to grow up under the 7Eit.
n.a.e demands Tor private investment
Gvgeiumen jobs are not always the be I
way Of ec9 oniain8 or saving the p1oi G
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LOO head consigned through cars market steaay VIZ 5
GOOD demand. sales Fair Western sheepst "9pS
Choic1, 90 4Ods5 80; Western Lambs 40 oo9soi '"'
Hoes Receipts today 1850 hoodi total ior the wst
lar i4o56 for time ast SeeM H. I'm at sst
consigned through, 46 cars lnaiket COO
closing prices sales Good TO Choiee hao edm
rs: IaCht YoTkars &6 ~ ass 5j Coca 10 ts
So 7na IS 20; Mixed Mediums and Heavy 90 Vo@f 1852
So 5aSGA0 r.,... , ono head. shrp
rnents or head market weak shipping ~ hce snip
low err ports nomi ally 50 40 1855 Coon 70 ts an m
ping s5a S. 5 Light do, ST. 5dSJ common 70 S.ocx
era stock 25dE3 Is: Good TO Choice do S3ae4 w.
eTs and Facders - 50GS4 20 -. ooo ,o,A market
SIITEP- Receipts 100 head shipmens oOO ne Fair
steady with good demand Common 10 Mellun SO"*i' -
10 food 81 25aSj Prime Fancy, 50 2od$9 90 - for
HoGs-Receipts. $500; shipments. lSt nMNot xrters
Tj1I hu Al rom for Packing and Heavy weights;
as IOqsO 10: Packing So GsO So bulohets So''N