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Brownsville: International Miscellany
Galveston; Arto Convicted.
A German Shoe. Maker Kicked TO Dea'h
at Pilot Point.
Other Specials From sundry Sources
AUSTIN.

AuIrIs, March 2i.-[Speoial The gov,
erpor to-day received a Letter rom Colohel
Il. A. Burke, director-geuerai o. the view
Orlsans Exposition MS follows: In reply
TO YOURS OF March 2Oth, neg 10 say tns'
suitable and sufficient space SHAH DO resefv-
ed for tho Texas exhibit ana thnt AN sstlS
data hops TO hand you diagram OF the
same There Wi b. no casrge Tor space,
and should Your commissioners desire 20
erect any bulldogs will take pleasure IN
assigniog suitable grcupd IN oeslEnuIe
location, | greatly appreciate your onott
In our behalf, and will certainly sc tnhs
Texas interests ARE not neglsctcu. the
governor Ia UNDERWOOD 10 have written the
let er because 1t will be some time peiore
the commissioner Is appointed.
T .e comp roller to-day turned over 70 tue ne
l1cal hanks for c1llecmop some SSu,OVo IN
checks sent in by collectors
Though hs has wF't'en ara asRea ior ~
the attorney general MSS not heard rom
Ibe PARTY who some UNA ago offered 70 fur'
nish a cow of the bond given by Moses
TAYLOR and others II connection with the
Brszoria Tap railroad. 49,,
Mr.. Cav, OF Edwards county, was before
the state land board to-day relating 10 us
claim az actual settler, He loses HE clsisl
under the act of 1881, which made the
price Of land 81 an acre. His proof vas not
yery clear. aud the case was postponed
until April %.
General King ia selecting cloth to uni
form the staff officers at the honssoh
drill.
Rober. Jones (color,d) in fit OF delirium
tremeas lset hight attempted TO XIII MS
wife with y knife, aud then sh1. his own
brains out with pistol. The woman was
not serioutly hurt. A..
Secretary Biker received to day tbs,
board account ~ SIM Houston normf
school for the month snding March 10,
amounting to 81 667,
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Little Joker is tn best smoking tobacc
miscellaneous Foreign kev
JUSTLY INDIGNANT.

MApRID, March 2l.-rhe threGt OF to-
French government to send mili;ar! 10, &C
into the little republic Of Andorre, III case
French demands are rejected, rouses in0ig
nation here. Spain wi IL regard the entty o.
French gendarmes into Apdorra 81 breach
Of International law.
ITALY's NEW Cal met.
ROME. March 2l.-.KiDg Huabeu's will
probably fyllow the advice OF prilcipsI
politicians and appoint Depretea prime
minister CT the cabinet, who resigned YES
terdsy, to form a new cabinet. Nance,
who was minister of foreign affairs, and
Maglisni, minister of Gnance in the last
cabinet, will enter the new one.
Wallace Kicks.
CoNsTANrrgoPLE. March 81. - United
States Minister Wsllics has had an audi
ence with the sutan, in the course OF which
be complained of the grand vizier's con.
duct IN refusing to see him.
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GAIyEsroN, March 2O.--FolIowing are the
NEW ORLEANS MARK


New ORLEANS, March q Flour dull
and unchanged; family, 81 rs to S.; high
grades IS 80 to So Corn scarce; mixed,
6Sl.S. Oats dull and lowsr; A to Al IL.
Corn meal dull; 50 60 Hay quiet and
easier; comm on, $l3 50; prime Sl4 to $17;
rhoice, $40 t, $2O ia -cy, s2l. Pnrk scar g
aud firm; III fair demand; $1S IL IL to $40.
L.rd steady; tierce refiueJ, DIP; keg, 10 to
10 ~ Salt meat scarce and waDied;
bulk shoulders, z 5-S; long clear and clear
rib; 95-S. Bacon scarce and firm; long
clear aud clear rib, 10 5-S Hams, choice
sugar cured cenva'sed, steady; 10 70 ID IL
Whisky firm and UNCHANGED. Coffee quiet
and weak: Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
10 "a to l3 IL Sugar nominally unchsngedi
MoIasses steady aud in good demand;
centrifugal. IL t. 3O iarmenting, 80 ~ SO;
ebolled, 90 t. 40. Rice quiet but firm;
Louisiana, ordinary 10 prime, 3 81 TO A.
Bran in fair demand and easier; 81 OF IL to
81 10. Cotton seed oil dull; prime crude,
SO to 81; summer pellnw. AZ 10 Al.
sight exc aDge on New YORK, 81 90 per
sloe0 premium; sterling exchange, b. b,
4S7 Ia
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sr. LOUIS, March 21.-The Associated
Press special 'som Fort
smith, Arkansas, contains the
following advice from the Indian Terri-
tory. As the statement differs materially
from information previously rscsived Irom
several ether sources it is gwen simply for
what il is worth: Advices from the
Creek nation say the recent ilecision
If ,hs secretary OF the interior deol ariD Q
psrryman chief OF the Creek
nali5n causes muca dissatisfac-
ton. Chicots and Spiechee returned
rom Washington and say everything is
left for the people to decide,
aud they refuse to acknowledge Per.
ryman as chief or his authority.
Perrymau was firm and declares be
will uphold his authority BY forcs.
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Although may are predisposed TO lur

Although many are predisposed TO lung
troubles from birth, yet even such may es-
cape consumption, or other pulmonary or
bronchial disease, il due care and watchiul.
ness be observed, and all exciting causes are
promptly treated as they arise. 1t is in
these cases DR.. Jsvne'a Exprctorant exer.
cises it's mos beneficial! effects and has pro.
duced the largest proportion OF its cures
Besides promptly removing coughs and
colds, which, When lett to themstlves- are
the immediate causes of tuberculous deyel-
opment, this standard remedy allays any
inflammation winch may exist, and by pro
noting easy expsctoratiop, c'eanses the
lungs Of the snbsls ces which clog them
up, aud which rapidly destroy when suffer
ed to remain.
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GALVESTON.

GALvssror, March q -fsneolal. The
supreme court affirmed Flanagan ~ ~ W,
Pearson, from kusk; Sslkirk ~ I'll, W. Hs1f'
man, from Bexar; East llne 4 Rod River
railway Va Harper, from M.roni Aikisson
et al, W. Ward at sl., from Gonzales,
Reversed and Iemanded; Robertson 81 OF
W. Bro,dlo o. al. from Washington
Collin; McKesn VS.. Salteniuss, from Bexar.
Reversed and rendered Tor appellant
Cage VS.. Msiiora 81 al, from Erath.
Motion Tor febearing taken und n advice
ment and transferred TO Austin; Raymond
vs. Glasscnck ct al, from Travis; GlsssoooE
et al. VS.. Hamilton, from Travis
Motion for Tehearins overruled: Ryan vs..
Porter, from Burleson; Galveston, Harris
burg & San Antonio railway vs.. Bell, Hom
Harris; Millicsn W, Davi, from BrsEoria;
Galveston OF company W. Maiin, from
Galveston.
Motion for rahsaring submitted; Smith
Va, UzZal ct sl., from Graysop;
Texas Banking d Insurance COM
pany vs. Turnkey Q. al, from Galveston.
The court Of appeals affirmed: Nelson vs..
the city Of Columbus, from Colorado; Au-
gerhoffer w. tho State, from Harris; Deer
DO va. the State. from Harris.
Affirmed on certificate: Gallagher at. al.
We, Japhet ct AL, from Harris.
Motion Tor rthenrin,. ovsrruled! Hill CT.
nj. VS. the State, from Fort Bend,
GALvssros, March 81 -[Press, The jury
in the case OF John AIt0. charged with
numbering his step iatheI.in-lew, Fed
Tate, last August, remained locked up ell
last night ana until 9o'clook this morning
before reaching an agreement. They hnsliy
brought o. vsEdicJ OF guilty, assessing the
penalty u, ave years in the pepi sntlary.
The sentence is regarded AZ verv Light and
causes considerable surprise. The defense,
however, are apparently not satisfied and
will move for new trial.
Robert Owen, George Dodge and Patrick
D1nnelly, tbrse young hootlums who .
year ago took possession ct "A street car and
terrified the people on one OF the principsl
thorough fares, with p;s oil iusilade, aud
wound up by stopping u negro funeral.
dumping the corpse into the gutter, and
themselves riding anout IN the henrse, re,
ceived pardon to-day from Governor ireland
condition ed upon iutTrs good behavior
The two we're much affected by the re-
marks of Judge Cook, who released them
iroEl the county jail where they had s.yer-
nj years yet TO serve A sister Of one OF tn.
prisoners never relaxed her tffIrts in their
bensli from the day they were sentenced
and ut last succeeded in interesting acertain
well known young lady, who, it ia under'
stood, ives instrumental In securing the
desired result.
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gr. Louis, March o. lSpsoial, IAN
other ohAngein the Gould system takes
plaos bet Rten now aud Friday next. w
7. Andrews general baggage agent OF ihe
Missouri, Pacific, will take passenger rain
and q. T.. Mauis general baggage agent OF
the Wah sh, will resign. A genilemHn
named Fisher will assume charge OF both
positions Us soon as II, q, Townsend, gen
erpl passenger agent, returns from Cinoln'
natl,
Geor.e s, R,ton's brother. an attorney,
10 Ia CarrollJon, Missouri. taking deposit
ton In the celebrated Murphy Eaton pot
soned candy case In Fort Worth, kston
hiss decided TO settle the cont royersy Ia the
courts OF Texas. Miss Fannie Murphy was
formerly we'll kaown resident Of Mexico,
Missouri.
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elected. Oovsfnof Bossn sss plts<
| 10 the convention and ~ ode ~ ION. n
| AIssaspsis. Va, hsfei ~ Is
mesfing Of the democratic fNf f1ir1
COMMITTEES to.dsy ID vas ffsulsd 10 psli
convention a Richmond 90 me IAN :
May, The ioilosios resolutions rsa
adopted!
Resolved, Thai the dsmoors'io y ~ eom}
Mite obssfye With grave e,uof ~ ~ dsit<
j,u threatening the dsm0crslir pad of III
country upon ihs tafin aud iss . iib-ny
90 express their opinion individually thAk
the egitaiiOn Of this question al THIS perl0v
/. IN sise aud should he disc nsagcf am
ali democrats should snbofdinaio
differences IN c0noeni ration upon cnp gfea
issue OF reform IN the Eovrrnmsnt, and ~
restoration % nunty aud true oonsutuu
lional PRINCIPLES.
esily. urge the Virginia democr,tc telsl
ton Ia congress % use all po-slhie dii e
to bring before the Danyille iovr7ietuoS
evidence which i neees.try tofe1
flute the foul snd Infamous slsed-f 1venI
public by the lesders az the coalition party
In reference % this matter.
CISCfSsATI, March 9-Tle renuou!
city convention to-day hadY k}sb
msnfnt chairman. and nomtra'ed. hsnrS
Korb. Tor board OF public works
Fred w. Moore. superior court;
George Richards, clerk 81 police
court; Henry Lanhirope, director q
city infirmary, Resolutions wrrr 400 -
democratic cauouses AL cmvs7
lions OF this state with virtuully siuoe
offices Of trust and honor 10 ,nH aishN
bidder; dsolarsA ia favor Of the rssioEau
OF the tatiir on wool. ard IN favor ~ i.itrk
The Scott law remain ns IL Is. fe.oluuo>
VISA adopted c0mmendIne 6esSea'> .1ga
nior itroducing hill 10 distribute pSn
.aods among soldiers Of the lave febe LOO
and ask,ng lis passsga nv On grsss-
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slsspsfs will fun ~ ihs Oiiy N Msr'cn,
The tine viii be nhy.hse hours, snd isfe
900 Passenger and n lat schedules viii
he arranged esry IN Apfl, The hoard oi
directors ifum iusicn will affiys here be
tween April ibih and MAY 1T, srd e.
ihf0neh 20 the Oity Ut MtKol ~. Rob
inson will Teiurn here early In AMI in
meet bis family en- route from hnii1n
Rphin.on thi, evening,
&, w. piefoe sud II II Andrswu NJ the
SunSsl, arrived here ihi. m0rhing.
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The Missouri Rooming.

ST, PAUL, March 2l.-Au associated press
special from Yankton says: The Missour
river rose fifteen feet last night, and ia full
OF heavy ice. A gorge was formed below
the water running over low.
LANDS and two miles of the
Milwaukee & St. Paul track have been sub
merged just below the city. Yark'on people
are moving out of the bottoms and remov-
ing every hing to the hills.
a Bismarck special says: The river rose
twelve tee. since noon yesterday. The ice
is expected TO 20 Mt anv moment.
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NEw YoRK, March 81 Arrives: Osna-
do Havre; Rhae.ia, Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN. March 2l-Arrived: Aoys'
sinia, New York.
HAMaURG, March 2l.-ArrIved West
phaia, New 7 ork
GALYgsToy, March q Arrived: Steam.
ship Gussia, CIintoo; schDoners Eddie
Buck, Rlllimors; Dsvnti Brot lers, Oitcds
leu. Cleared: Bark Imnauuel, Stetten.
Sailed: Steamship Gus5ie. New 0l3aus.
New ORLEANS, March q Gle are d:
Steamship Henry Aiming, Liverpool; ba rks
Maria Bardeaux, Virtuousa Valencs. Ar.
rived: Steamphip Oxford, Cardiff.
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PITrsBuRG, March 2l.-L4st night Thomas
LiS,lsaisIc, and peramour, Maria Nc
Chssty. fatally assaulted Mrs. Lttleais ey
with Il chair and poker. Llttleais,ey lives
in shanty boat on the Monongsheia river,
and last night when his wife returned from
a visit to neighbour she found her place
occupied BIZ the woman McChasty. Her
suggestion, that the woman be put out
led to IN assault The Two have been ar.
ralted
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PRoy1pENcE, March 20 The republican
state convention met this morning. George
A. Wilbur, OF WoonsocSst, was Temporary
chairman. Alter settling one contested
sest' the temper ry organization was made
nernanent, and Senator Wilbur made an
address. couuselling harmony. After a
coppyal MA ,orv resolution to Ssnstor An
thopy VAS adopted by rising vote, the
nfesert state officers we're re-nominatec
and ths present central committee re-
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Collision ana Explosion.

BUFFALO, March 2l-Thia morning 3
freight rain on the Lake Shore road, near
Angola, that had parted, came to-
gether heavily, causing the explosion OF an
Oil tank on an Gil car, setting fire
to the train and also ono on western
bound track. Two hrakemeD, William
ard otherwise badly hurt.
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BosroN, March 2l.-George Fuller,
prominent landscape portrait painter, died
to-day.
kinsop, q leading business man and presi.
dent of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insur-
ance company, died this morning.
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Tic M.ssissngi Valley sani,ar Assseis.'

ME- -H.s, March 2l,-Tho sanitary coun
Gil oftne Neeissippi alsy net IN regular
annual seesion nis morning at II O'Clock.
Delegates fron tue states OF Illinois, MINNIE.
sots, Eioh;gan, A.seotri, Tennessee, ar.
kansas, Mississippi and LouieisD, were In
attendance. resident Writ Johnson, of
Mississippi being absent on account OF
sick ness, ' ice. PRECEDENT David L. 3 addcr,
nf Tennessee, on behalf OF the citizens OF
Memphis formerly welcomed tne delegates
to The CITY. D.. J. Il. GSUCh, Of -liuois, sec
letary OF the council, read report showing
the work performed during the past year,
which wao received and ordered printed.
One delegate from each STATE represented
was appointed On the committee on fesolU-
tione, to which all resolutions were ,feierred
without debate. The council then took
recess until $50 p. E;.
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THE WEEKLY nE,,Ln THURSDAY MAROn %. l.si.

~ 00l cars hsd ben oonifsa'si 10 T. eiifY
ehfst fnfn snd 0tis al1ua, ard ihal
ltfsa number we're heins loaded. Toe 10
auction hsd W. ensoi alsn ~ 'cha1ne ~.
to.psiing sdyahces IN values, the fnoit IN
latest sold heavily dufiuF ihe unetiHf
hour NJ pfiorf tsclint1 iof Wisat and
cora. iGttssd NJ sdvsHCinE
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thai b. erpeolsd 10 hod Hfnvnwood yefy
gDod t0vn, hut he was rlad q .aY thst "
ulsoe. our oit asns ge assfs N ihe t~ns.
holal iuliusnu Of fhlfOad 90 y ssctinn
through witch n passes, aud stand ever
ready 10 rive the first their utmost assist.
anoe, both by theif lasting patronage sud
libersl donation. Mr.. smith and pMty lett
Tor uOmauChO this evening.
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AUBURN, N. Y, March 2l.--Frenoke Jo-
senh Pstmeky WAS sentenced 10 be hanged
today, but under the operation CT the new
criminal code notice Of appeal by his coun-
sci will stay proceedings several mouths.
RALEIGH, N. 9 March q. -Bnoch Brown,
Sentenced to be hanged at Halifax to-day,
was r. proved until April 18TH
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FORT SMI TIL.

Foar SMITH March 2l.-TSpecial. NILSSON
Holcomb, who has been tor some time a
respected citizen OF Mount Vernon. Ken
tuckey, was brought here last
NIGHT by George Fisher ana
nlecsd in the United States jail for the
murder of Sedgsl Fisher, near South Cana.
dian. Indian Territory, last July.
Holeomb fled after killing Fish
ar and evsded the officers, but
the murdered mans brother never
gave I'D the chase, trsiled him from place
to place apd finally captured him.
Deruty Marshal Mershon's party arrived
today with twenty-sx prisoners from the
Indian territory.
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DEN1soN, March 81 Especial ]-Whils
work king in the Missouri Pacific car shops
nearly severed his right foot from the ankle,
with an acZe He was sent to the hospital
The foot will have to be amputated.
About 100 of our citizens, including city
officials and the council, will go to Gaines
vile to witness the inauguration OF the new
water works to morrow.
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, March al [Soecial.1 =
From Mat mo,es, being the birthplace OF
ex-P President Benito Jawrez the anniger-
sary is generally observed Flags are ny,
ing on the government ounces ana prlnclpai
buildings.
quite sick for the past few days, is to-day
much improved. =
There we're three police arrests since 2
O'Clock last night, all for petty offences.
There is no ,rsce vet of the young man,
A. Ramirez, who He'd on tne afreet OF MS
father for robbing Dir. Bm3ch's store.
The Rio Grande is rising .lowly from
rains up the country.
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poi1er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Escape.

L1rrLE Rock, March q The Ga.
zet,e,s Newport special says: The
boiler OF Ratmsn's sawm'll, six mises
from this place exploded Yesterday, killing
Tho fireman ard three children. The saw
yer was blown forty itet, bat oRly slightly
hurt
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JEFFERSON,

JEFFERSON, March 2o.-T5pecial.l-Mr, Y.
f. Williams, late OF Marshall. bat recently
Of Thu pisce, died AZ his rsfidence this
eveuing At $50 OF pneumonia. He will be
hurled at 0.kwoon cemetery to.morrog,
Mr. Williams was no.ed aud prominent
politician among the radical and move d
over here TO represent the republicans here
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MHxrA, March 21.-[Specisl. 1.-The stock
of dry goods recently attached OF Moseley
Bros. here and ihvoiced at eomethipg over
Si4 600 was sod to-day TO ". Z Roberts,
merchant of this plsle, ,for $6,350
Dr.. J. G.. Street, president OF the Mexia
Mutual Endowment and Aid Association,
has decided TO make Dallas their hcsdquar-
ters after this month, us they can handle
their growing business toa better advantage
~ IN AZ ri ace
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Government, strong ,nd 3 20 IA higher,
except for 3 per cents, which ars uu'
changed.
advanced to lO2 ald reacted % lul
rexas & Pacific Roa rose 20 10 3 IS ana Can
adR Southern seconds 90 90.
Stoke opeled lover on the reduction o!
freight rates oi cents per 100 pounds on
srain, provisions, etc by Commissioners
FOX. The deoliUe Ia prices ranged from
IS to 6S per celt., Trunk Lane shares lead
ing th4 downward movement. Alter II
o'clock fair inu.lsy for Oregon
y Ttrauscon inent,l and Northern
Paciiics get la, Oregon adyaUCiuS /,
Northern PsciHu IA sud preferred 4. The
improvement in the general list waU irGc-
'iUual. The msrget -Gs quiet except Tor
Northern Paoitsand Oregon d Cfsusconr-
mental shares. la tue afternoon II vas re-
ported from Boston that tb" Union Pacific
sud Chic,g1, Burlington 4; Qnilcy had met
and adjourned without sction. Tsis
g first wgs construed as unfavora
bic, aud the market toll oil Is 10 IS
ppr cent Pacific Mil. Northwest, LqckN
wanna. Denver and Union Pacific were the,
weakest. Near tbs close IL WAS learned
that the adjournment OF this railway con-
ference at Boston Was due 10 the absence OF
President Potter. OF the Chicago, Burling-
too n Qnincy. Another meeting has been
Ter ceiling, and to-. market closed firm
with fractional rally in prices.
compared with lsst nights closing prices
are down Is t, / 81 per cent, except for
Kansas q Texas, WABASH. Oregon IL Trans
continental, which ARE Is to IL Der cent.
higher. Canadian Paoinc and Northern
Pacific are unchsoged. Chesspeake, IL
Chic firm; pref.rred roso 3 Il Louis
Vile, New Albany & Chicago. Mobile
d. Ohio, IA; Oregon Short Line, 1-S and
st. Louis Il San Francisco. "a. Ohio e.
Mississippi declined 3-S, and Richmond d
Jsnvie / l.2. The president Of the Ore.
gon Rsi way & Navigation company SAWS
his company has negotiated for $1,000 600,
which will give them money TO proceed at
once and finish their line TO Huntington
function, on the OREGON Short Line rail-
way, and that they will push it as rapidly
as possible. Transactionp, 202, 600 shcres.
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aplsehes's iBr blood SUPPORTERS are
psnioulsfy bitter They are gums n
blsossmiili shops and HAVING old
mnskeis fspaifsd. All aniloipsie
gar. Ths red stiohs, the Greek sian
n saf, becoming mnfa nnmsfous and
everything lndlosiss long gnef'
lila war Some oonn'v m t1.l
goods NJ q aioflhcp, fir Orsek war meAns
The destruction Of property, thsis aud gen
ersl biigind.ge.
Through tho Trap.
LOUISVILLE, March "a Rudolph and
Champ FilEpslriok were hung
this afternoon a. Uolumbia
Kentucky. a plaos tgenly-hya miles irom
a telegraph station, Tor ths brutal
execution was public. Five thou'aRd pso'
lie witnessed IL. The condemned men
were resigned 20 their fate aud
died game, Champ claimed that NJ Vas
going straight 10 heaven Tue
soafi1ld Was double one
and was arranged no BOTH
fsl at ones, Toe execution passed OF
quietly. When tue men were pronounced
dead they were turned over 20 Hiends'
The crime for which the Fitzpatrick
brothers were hung was committed 1T
Neathviile, Adsir county, August o.,
1888. Miller Brewster, tha victim, Ru.
dolph and Chemp, Fitzpatrick had al
been employed 90 the farm OF
James Perry, who made a tayorite
O, Brewster This gave rice % jealousy
ana hatred on the palt OF tue Fi,z
murder OF Brewster on August io.h.
Champ FlzPa'TleE met brewster Ia
with telling lies and tslting about
hlm 10 nsighbors Brewster denied |
the charge aud then FiispGirlck |
knocked or hii bot Huo struck |
him. Brewster dd not recent The blow and !
started away. saying he d!d
not want 9 have trouble. Fiik'
and begin 70 firike m@ with |
knife inf 10 iuE several painful
wounds. Rudolph Fiigg-raid, who had been |
standing near hr, came up about this
time. drawing p!st / shot ffUW'
sier through tnu body. The wounded
man fell forward on hls hands Champ
Fitzpatrick walked mp 20 him and
placing the pistol vt his heso
fired, Killing him. The Fi'2paLiichs Tero
hdsir county circuit court, aud were
sentenced in be hung In December, 1883
but nppta al was taken. The execution wnsio
have come of Febrdafy 29,h, 1851
but Governor Knott Teprieved them
till to-day. Tue Fitzpatrick brothers
were born aud raised Ia Adsir county.
They were very isuoranr, noity, turbulent
characters. Oily one o. them could read;
neither could write. Rudolph was ~ years
old. while his brother was % years
Rude was married and had three chiliren.
Brewster came from Tennessee, had wIie
and four children, and was peaca!ul, mo-
fsnslve man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-27
Husiness Ifailnres.

New York, March 81 Business failures
for the last week: United States, l76; Can
ada, 81; total, 2l3, as against PIG last week.
Failures are exceptionally few in the west
arm and Pacific safes aad in New York
Civ. There is some decrease in Canada.