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PILOT POINT.

Prior POINT, March 81 -[spscisl.1-
Il. Legion, a German snve.makeT, wnile un.
der the i, nuence OF liquor quarrelled with
Ike Newton. bsr-tendsr ct Il, ans s'loon.
From words they GA ne to blows, and Le-
gon was nockec down and kicked upon
the head and body, and died shorls alter
ward Newton fled. Legion has heen here
hut short tune and hAiled from Dsnison.
Newton has heretofore born tho name OF a
good and peaceablc oitizsn
Farmers are blowing and planting, The
fruit crop looks promising. Weather
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Topeka, March 2l.-- Tho house ia con
mittee Of the whole consumed all the morn
| ing discussing the clause in the cat5le dis
ease bill referring TO compensation TO own
ers OF condemned animals. This IL the
chief que stiop. and ell sorts OF propositions
were made, from paying full value of AMI.
mails In health to the aeiuel value et the
Time Of fappraisement, with the provision
teat no incursbly diseased or worth
les or crippled snimsls shall
be included in the inventory OF
appraisal. Those best able 10 judge
gave the opinion that not more than 100
cattle need be condemned and killed TO
ehectuflly stamp out the disease, but
state more reliance must bs placed on n
perfect system of quarantine. Their consic-
erstions are gaining ground, aud there is
nov no doubt n law will be passed which
Will eheclually stop the disease before the
time comes for turning out the cattle on
the ranges.
10 the eenate the bill for tho protection OF
domestic animals, which was reported from
the committee on agriculture two days ago
Was placed on the third reading tor amend.
ment and DEBATE. A discussion followed.
TIE bill provides for the appointment by
toe governor OF live stock sanitary
commission.
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Ana 0.her rales Of tue Telegraph,


Startling Disclosures.
ALBANY, March q --rho senate commit
tee on public neal h, which has been in
vestlgating authorizations of food, reuurled
to-day. They say they have discovered
Wholegals anu alarming aduitcrs tions dou
gerlug 10 consumer and depruciating prqp.
eriy Va the rural diHiricta. Butter Adul'ei-
eted by tallow nii bone ami lard oil ha-
been found Ia nlmls. every town and G,iy
"a the state, end Ia an amount eqnal tn
half OF The production Of natural butter.
The imitation hgs been 20 disguised that
often /. is only discovered By hemical anal.
ysig. Ous ~ thirty samples 81 bnttDr
purchased by The committee in New York
only ten were genuine. No labels 90 do
tingnish the pure from hogu butter are
displayed az required by tne existing law
looms, boarding houses and Becoud-class
hotels. The poorer qusl ~ of bogus outter
cells for 20 to 30 cents to laboring men, aud
the better grades % 40 or 40 cents. The
cost OF manufacture ranged from IL 10 IL
cents. average IA. Several New York aud
Brnnklyn concerns manufacture over
100000 pounds each out OF fats
brought from the west, from France
aud Italy The bulk Oi hogus butter ~
manufactured in the west and sci Ia New
York 10 tho detriment Of tho states dairy
interest. Many dairy farmers have been
driven out Of business The consequent
loss 8, the state Is estimated 1t 50 OOO,O0O
10 Sl0,000000 yearly. rhe committee est.
mafG 1000 OJO pounds o the product are
sold alnuaIly IN the state, and tle illesit-
mate business is breaking up our export Of
batter. fhe effect of me deception in trade
is deie,erlus 10 business mOrflB. Buiteriue
eau b. sold 20 Is cents less than
the natural butter. Tho o0m-
miilee quote extensively tiom evidence
Ga show tue evil m0rai. comm -rcihl aod
sanitary effects of aduitsrations. rhe use
OF nitric aud sulphuriu scld In deodefiziug
Gdc.ttrGtod butter is particularly condemn.
ga. The committee recommend a tutsl
prohibition, alter given time, OF the man
ulacturo and sale otsli butter adulteratinne.
rhe living COW, essert the commtel,
eGnuot compete with the dead hog" The
committee also fud that 10000 out Of
100000 quer,s OF milk tnruished in New
York daily Ia 1882 were watered or skim
milk. They recommend the appointment
of a state milk inspector and thet the ot-
hcisls chosen to enforce the auti.edultsra-
iion laws be selected ffom and represent
the dairy interests.
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NOTICE or ELECTION.


MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF DALLAS
Nl TEXAs, MARCH s. 1851 -Iu .obsdI
ence 10 the charter o' the city Of Dial
las and slsoi obedleuce to resolutions of th'
CITY Council nsssed% % on tns isa, pos, ana Snm gay @
an election will b. no on the 81 day OF April
1854, the sac being the first Tuesday after In,
a,st Monday II Apil, lssi % ana at ,he M plasc,, ss,
lowing officers nt tho city OF Dallas:
1Ciiy Marshal,
/ CITY ASS ssor and Collector,
Aldermen fro First Ward,
2Aiderm,n n from second Ward.
2Aldermen from Third ward,
2 Aldermen from Fourtn Ward.
Aldermen from Fifth Ward,
2 Aldermen from SIKH Ward.
Also at the sau 70 me and place vote VIII be
taken to express the sense OF the ci'isens o.,
Dallas as to whether cattla. hogs, horses and
stock generally fh I'll he allowed TO run loose in
the city. The tickes will read:
For Stock Running Loose"
Against stock Rtnning Loose"
Also at the same time and ace vote VIII
be tasen to express the wishes OF the citizens as
TO whether tax o, y OF per. cont. shall be
Levied tor the purpose q scnan 70. seosnd sn
for building addi ional wsrd schools; third,
for engaging superintendent and additional
tcachers, and keeping public schools open for
To be levied for (3 three years Tickets Will read:
For Levylns the Tax"
"Againtt Loyying theTax
Voting places and presding officers as follnws;
First Ward--At tho Courthouse; O NJ. Terry
presiding officer.
Second Ward-At Besfs Store; w II. Lennon,
presiding officer.
Third Ward-At Rays Grocory. corner Ross
avenue and Harwood rect; W. Z. Best, pfesic-
ing officer.
Fourth ward--At corner Ervay aud Park
stree,s;s David dosin, pre-. diuR cf.lc,r.
Fifth Wa'd-At Five L fats Grcery, corner
jackson, Preston and Commerce ttretts; John
Eakir, prt siding officer
Sixth Ward-At curncr Live Oak snd Raw.
kins stree s; w. ". Norton. presiding officer.
W l. CADEiL. Masor CIV ofpsllas
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a Thief aud u nynoerltc.

81 Joseph Missouri, save: ]. y. Johrson
has neen detected sfesling uuinine, NOR
phine and othor valuahr drug. from the
wholesale drug house ol SAMUEL ! Smith
& Co., OF this city. Johnson GeS loraierly
n clrk ip ,ec hoIta, rns rrW has dfa,.
stores OF ais own IN Colorado whero be
spend, the summer. II. ilgos a s Joseph
during the winiere, msk.s Smith d Go. %
store his headquarters He ack nowledges
having taken 5000 worth OF drugs rom
Smith IL Co., and shipped them TO Colorado,
and offers 10 pay the firm that amount to
hush the matter up, tut they think be has
stolen much more. Besides beihg drug
gst, be is preacher Of the Christian de-
nomination, has an Interesting family and
moved in the best society Of the city.
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The Mississippi Valley Sanitary Assooia-
tiou.

| MEMPHIS. March 2l.-The sanitary cnuu-
oil OF the Mississippi Va'lsy met IN regular
| annual session this morning at II O'Clock
| Delegates from ih. states OF illinois, MIME
sota, Michigan, Missouri, Tennessee, ar.
kansas, Miesissippi anu Louisian were in
attendance. President Writ Johnson, of
Mssissippi, being absent on account OF
sickness, Vice-Presdent David III Hadden,
NJ Tennessee on behalf OF the cit zens OF
Memphis formerly welcomed the delegates
to the city. DR. j. II. Ranch, Of Illinois, sec
ietary Of the council, read Il report showing
the work performed during the past year,
which was received and ordered printed
one delegate from each state represented
was appointed on the committee on rcsolu-
tions, 20 which oil resolutions were referred
without debate. The council then took
recess until $50 p. m.
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SAN SARA.

BAN SABA, March 81, II -psci-l. Wealth
er warm with indic- tions OF rain, Shich is
needed IN this sfction.
Everything quiet stree the adjournment
OF dis,rics court. Ii Is now In session at
Brady.
The trial Of Sam Kinkaid for the murder
Of r.. Burnham was eel Tor yeYerfay.
TIE ODD Fellows OF this place will cele-
bra.e the 20 OF April By dedicsting thelr
now cemesety.
Mr.. Lee rsliafsrro viii soon erect an lie
factory here.
The election for the location Of the coun
April.
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BoGuAN, March 81 l-[Soeoisl The mar
Miller arrested hers Wefnesdsy on the
west-bound train was to-day turned over tC
;he sheriff OF BED River county, VINO start.
ed with him TO Arksnsas where IL is said
he helped to- commit u very foul murder
and robnery, three OF his pals having b en-
lynched there for the same onense.
A very scaudalous affair came to light TO-
day. This morning Burwell Fisher, ne.
gro liviag In the eastern part OF Bonhem,
reported that he had found white child
on his sok gallery, having be, n LEFT there
last night. it vas developed TO-.
dav that q man named King
came here sboRt two months ago tom
Kentucky, hsv Dg with him his wife and a
young woman whom be claimed TO be his
daughter. They rented a housa in south
Bonham and yesterday the Young lady
gave birth 10 the child, aud the negro Bur.
well wss paid to T. ke Charge OF itnnd palm
oil tue hoax OF having found it on his
steps The young w0man's name is said
tn be WoodsOn and came out here in charge
of King 20 hide her shame Ia giving nirtn
10 nilufal child The negro Burwell got
scared and gave the whole hing away.
The child will. perhaps, be returned to the
mother with the advice 10 do t.e best SO e
can under the circumstances.
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DESisoE, March 2l -[Specisl l-While
hewing large tim ,er, man named Glib II,
working In the Missouri Pacific car shops.
nearly severed his right foot from the ankle,
W h an acze He was sent tn the hos pital.
The foot wi have TO be amputsted.
About 100 OF our citzans, inrlUding city
officials aoi the CouDcil. will 90 to Gaines.
vile 10 witness the inauguration oil the new
water works TO morrow.
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BROwNsVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, March 2l.-- [Soeclal ] =
From Mal'moi as, being he birth placs OF
ex-President Renilo Jawrz the anniv@r-
sary is generally observed Flags are hy-
ing on tue government offices and principal
buildings.
Governor Elect Cuellsr, who has been
quite sick Tor tue past few days, is to-day
much improved.
There were three police arrests since .
o'clock last night, all for peiy offences.
There is no lrsce vet of the young man,
A Ramirez, who fed on the arrest of his
lai her for robbinR Mr.. Bmsch's Store
Tho Rio Grande Is nsins luwly from
rains up the country.
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CIEuURNE.

CLTBURsE. Marcn 21. - Especial l-Cle-
burne Is q candidate for the G b cOpgrts-
sionai convention. No better plsce can be
nominstsd. Our $40 600 public school
buiidisg will be in readiness for occupancy
the eth nf Apr.l.
TIE Cieburne Building and Loan asso-
ciation is nov 40 assured iacf. There has
been <60 90 subscribec, aud they viii have
q mass MEETING et the courthouse Monday
night. De1biless $fo.ooo nszs viii b
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MARsnAII, March y -[SpscisLl-J. D.
Rogers arrosted Mdi!plp, one of the mur.
derers of his father Vt the depot to-day.
He first denied i'a identity. but has since
MADE full statement IN which he GRIM
mates himself and Clark, whose capture
Is reporied at Terrell. He has been lodged
in jail.
fne residenoa Of lars. V. A. James was
burned this morning early; insnTarce,
$500 on building, ip the Royal and s like
amount IN the Comu croin- Y nioL on fur
niture The residensiftf A. McLo onsb,
near by, and .ocoup'c,i BY X. w. Thomp.
son, ir, was considerably damaged. us was
the furniture by removal. The E.na aud
Pbmnx will settle tue bill.
Frank Il. Williams, correspondent of the
Globe. Democrat ut ihs point for a number
OF years. moved to .Jsilerson lately, where
he died yesterday OF congestiye chill.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, March 2l.-sSpecisl =
August Weltin, young German, 2i years
old aud native OF this city, was found
dead last night on Warrington square,
shot through the head with a bull dog re.
vulver which was lying near. The wou nd
was Inflicted from too great n distance I 0
admit OF the idea OF suicide. L young
Mexican, named Jose Roderiges, who was
last seen in his company, was arrested, but
subsequently released. The jury re; turned
a verdict of death at the hsfiis OF pssties
unknown. The grand jury viii inves r
gate.
To-day meeting was held which com
prised some OF the wsalthiest men of this
section ior-tho purnosa OF organizing q
union stook yard, something, owing TO tne
immense amount Of cattle annually shipped
through here, which 10 greatly needed.
Two railroads were represented.
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Tho New York Sheriff Eeprimaudea.

Nav YoRK, March 2l.-The special
grand jury OF the court of Oyer aud Ter
puiner, TO day handed in presontment
against Sheriff Davidson. They say
Investigation of his office disclosed evils
and abuses existing therein OF a
public nature, which though not
made the subject Of indictment
against the sheriff are TO demand pr,senta.
tion, in order that they may
be- remedied. Thew enumsrate sew
eral cases of fraud and extortion,
It Is rumoref that tho several sealed in
dctments accompanying their re-
port are against Sheriff Da-
wilson, Warden James Bowe.
Deputy Warden Pnillio Kifmsn, Deputy
SneriT Gonnigle aud Deputy Sheriff Wer.
theimer,
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JEFFERSON.

JErFERscs, March 81 Especial. .l-Twtn.
~ five bales OF cotton. IRON j. ID. Hall ol
Pitisburg, consigned TO X, Msndell 4 Co.,
New York, which was lying on the transfer
plstform Of the Texas & Pacific depot,
caught fire this morning and was nearly u
otal loss; supposed to have caught from
tha switch engine passing Botn OF the de-
pots were in imiDent danger Tor some time.
It vas with inexpressible sorrow that the
news OF the death OF Judge II. Z. Mabrey
was recsived here. He died at Sherman
from the sftecls OF an accidental pistol
wound in tie ioot. His remsins will b.
brought here t0-morIpw night and no bur-
led Sunday. Hc was on old Jenefsonisn
being among the first who came here. He
LETT here in 1880 for Fort Worth, whcro he
has resided ever since.
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FORT SMITH

FoRT SMITH, March 2l.-Tspecisi. l-Mason
Holcomb. who has been fer some time a
respected citizen o. Mount Vernon, Ken
,uckey, was brought here last
night by George Fisher and
placed in the United States jail for the
murder oi Sedgsl Fisher, near South Cana.
dian, Indian Territory, last July.
Holcomb fed after killing Fish
er and cvsded the officers. but
the murdered mans brother rever
gave up the chase, trailed him from plsco
10 y sce and finally captured him.
Del uty Marshal Mershon's party arrived
to-day with twcnty-six prisoners from the
Indinn tarriforY.
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Coneo Excited.

New Yong, March 2l.-rhe coffee ex-
change il excited over the ro'usa tD read.
nit the Bfszllan firm OF WmH & selirs-
burg, who Suspended isst night. July oot.
ing, opened at 0.i0 this morning. rhe de-
cline is partly due 70 the break n Hayra of
II francs this morning.
The high prices were sua'ai0ed hy a do
termined "bull movement until S .tur-
day, when Is began grsdually TO g1 down.
1t Is not THOUGHT the fail 10 prices viii re-.
suit in any failures other than probably
smell board brokers.
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BUFFALO. March 81 This morning 0
freight train on TIE Lake Score riso, near
Angels, that had parted. came to-
getber heavily, causing the exDlosioI of an
oil tank on an oil car, settling Ore
10 the train ard also one ON a s.aterr
bound track. Two hrasenen, William
Trswley and Newell Silver, we're burned
and otherwife badly hurt.
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PIrr.BuRo, March p. -List night Thomss
Litilesisle, and paramour, Maria Nc
Chssiy. fatally assaulted Mrs Lit,leaisley,
with = chair and poker. Lttieaisley lives
IA . shenty boat on the MonongsheIa river
and las. night when his wife rtturnsd from
a visit 10 neighbor. she found her place
occupied by the woman McChaity. Her
suggestion that the woman ha put out
led - an assault. The Two hayo been az
rested.
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suIlivnn-rhompson.

CLEVELAND, o., March 81 Duncan @.
oss to-day ssnt Richard X. Fox Of New
York, articles Of agreement for signature
ia the John l.. Sullivan aud Meryino
rlompson fight, priz ring rules. Ac-
this was $3.50 guaranteeing
rhOmpsOn's signature.
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Tho Missonrl RoomInr.

Sr, PAUL, March 2l.--An associated presa
special from Hsnkton say,: Fhe Missouri
river rose fifteen feet last night, and ,s fnli
OF heavy ice. A gorge was formed below
the water running over low
lands and two m,lea OF INC
Milwaukee x 81. Paul track have beea suo.
merged Just below the city. Yarkf psonia
are moving out of the bottoms aud rsmav.
ing everything 10 the bills.
A Bismarck special says: The river rose
twelve feet since noon yesterday. Tue ice
Ia expected to go at AM moment.
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Leases of Life

AunURx. N. Y, March 2l--Frencks Jo-
ssrh Petmsty vss sentenced 10 be hanged
to.dsv. but under ths operation 4 fthe new
criminal code nctice of apppal b. bic cour-
sci will stay proceedings severtl nisl tns.
RzIyreH. N. o March 2i.--E crf B-ow,.
sentsrced 70 be hsnfet At Hk..sax .o-saT.
wss reprisved until April lSsh
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Marine.

NEW YoRK, March p --Arife-l: Cape-
de Havre; Rhaetia, Hamburg.
ouEvvsTowv March 9i-Arriv Q: Abys-
siuia, New York.
HAMBURG. March 2l-Arrivsd: West
phqlis, New York.
GaLvEsroy, March 2l.-ArriV'i: Slsam-
ship Gussic, Clinton: soha1lers Eddie
Huck, Bsltimore; Devnt Bother, Otlcls-
Sailed: Steamship Gussie New O-lsans.
New ORLEANS, March q Cleared.
Steamsh y Henry Aiming, Liverpool. barks
Maria Bardeaux, Virtuouss Valenca. Ar
rived. Steamphip Oxford. Cardiff.
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Creek psllon say tho recent decision
q he secre'ury q the interior dsclssISs
nation causes much disssti'iso.
ton. Chicote snd 6piechse returned
rom Washington and say e,ve'y'%9inE % =
aud they refuse to acknowledge Per-
rymsn as chief or his authority.
Perreman was firm and declares he
viii uphold his authority by force.
spleohee's iull blood supporters arc
p,rrlIonlarly bitter. They srs go,ns e
muskes repsired, All ep,icipate
war. The red sticks, the Crsek sign
OF war, becoming more numerous aud
everything indicates q long guer'
riiIa war Some ccnnuy mer.
goods at sacrifice, for Greek war means
the destruction OF property, tnefs aad gen.
srsl btigandsee.
Through tho Trap.
LOUISVILLE, March 2l-Ruiolph and
Champ Filzoa'rick wer' hung
Kentucky c place twenty-five miles rom
telegraph station, .or tho brutal
murder ~ Miller B-ewsicr. The
execution was public. Five thoussnd peo-
were resigned - their late sad .
died game. Champ clnimsd that he vas
q ing siroighs o hpaven. The
scali5ld WAS double one
fsll at one. The * cntinn passed off
quietly. When t1a me wers pr n0nncei
dend they were turned over 20 frieud-.
rne crime for which the Fizs trek
hrolhefH we're hang was committed az
NeWhvlle, Adar county, August GA,
1883 Miller B-egs.er. tne vlctim Rn-
lph and Champ. Fitzpatrick had all
gufUInNlM Nk al
JaTrs PgsrF. Vho made "a faypr..e
ci Bfews'er This gave zoe tA islnusy
nDc hatred on lhs part OF thu Fiiz.
pa.rirk bcolhefH which let 10 'he
murder OF Brewster on August 10th.
Ousmp Fitzpatrick mei gi.er 10
Sita % teiIog lies a i'lsing .boSt
him to neghbois. Brewst,r denied
tbe charge sad then Fitzpatrick
knocked Off II. hat snd struck
started away saying he did
not waat 10 havr iroGblt. Fiiz.
patrick caught him by tae hair,
and begiu 20 strike hun with
a knife ua c.iug -evers pnninl
wounds Rudolph Fhzgtrad. Tho had been
s,suding near by, came 10 about this
time, drawing ptt1i shot few-
s'er through the hodv. The Wounded
man ielt i0rNa ii or hs haRds CIanp
Fitzpatrick walked up 70 1in and
pac'ng lha pistol u his head
fired, killing him rbe III zpatiek' asra
arrested, tried and c)nvis'ef in
a dair county circuit court, and vere
ssnierced a. ba huug in December, 1888,
NUT appeal was tnken. The execn'iDn Ta-to
have c0mn of Fe0fdary -20n, 1884,
ont Governor Knp.t reprieyed ,b.n
III tG.day. The Fitzpatrick brorhers
were born aud rassA iu Adsir c,unty.
they were very irruaut, ucty, "A bulsut
cteraoio'H . ly one ol tpem coal read;
mother could write. Rnd,l lon vas 30 years
nld. while l1 brother was - tetra
Rude was married and had tnrse On iren.
Brewster came from Tennessee nAi wile
and four childrrn, and was prscs'ul l-o.-
itnsiye man,
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NecrofoCicnl.

Bosros, March 2l.-George Fuller, n
prominent landscape portrait painter, died
to-day.
HARTFORD, March 2L-Eiward d. Wat
kinsop, q leading business man and presi-
dent OF the Connects Mulutl Life Insur-
ance company, died this morning.
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BROWnUoop,

BsowSwooD, M.rcn -[Suecial. l--Mr.
Peter Smitn, president OF III proposed Fort
worth. brownwood q RI, Grsnde railroad
with Thomss Rosch, ot Fort W rfh, cap.
isalist and costrsctcr, and Mr.. Burreli, 4
prominsnt OWL engineer. were Ia our ,wn
to-dsy looking after ihe iniersst ci ths said
plovsss>. ss~>-. l--S - ----s2 D. -.
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Bold Break forLiberty.

NASHVILLE. March 81 List night while
the taller at Erin was giving supper 20 the
prisoners one he'd him while two fellow
prisoners esctped ald tnen threw the
taller to the floor and escaped himself
One OF the prisoners has since been re-.
captured
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uus,ness Failures

Nxw YoRK. March 2i -Basiuess failurss
for the last weet: United States, I76: Csn-
MA, 81; total, 2l3 as against 2lG last We, k.
Failures are exceptionally few in the v. 81.
ern and Pacific sates and in New York
City. There is some decrease In Csnads.
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Trouble Brcwine.

ST. LOUIS, Msrch 2l.-rhe Associated
Press special from Fort
Smith, Afksnsas, contains the
following advice from the Indian Terrl-
tory. As the statement differs msferially
from informs;ion previously receiyea from
several ether sources ii 10 gwen simply for
Whist 10 y worth: Advices from the
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VIcK BURG, March 2i 2i.-Breckenridee leyee.
Louisiana. thirtv three miles bfl, Y V.cks-
burg, broke at IL O'Clock last night There
IL no chance 10 close the gsp. ard he water
will overflow much Of the best lands in Ten
sas parish.
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Tnier and McFadden Arra,gned.

ST. LOUIS March 81 Prentice filler and
Gaorge Mctsdier, tho Pacific Express rob.
bers, were arraigued in tho court of Grim
inal correction 10 day and the case con-
iinnad until April 1.