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Personal.

Nj. j; Langdon, st. Louis, is stopping
at tho Windsor.
Alex .; Melroy and wife, Houston, AFRO
at the Windsor.
d. Dopplemeyer, of Marshall, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
Judge j. A. Carroll, OF Denton, Is
booked ut the Windsor.
VIM, llearno and Miss Ida Hearne, OF
Hearne, are guests of the Windsor.
Charles A. lIotchkiss left last evening
via the Missouri Pacific for Louisville.
A. q. Campbell, Secretary of the State
Board of Underwriters, is in the city
rating insurance.
Capt. A. Il. Billions, formerly OF this
Guy, ana recently OF Houston, has re.
turned and will make Dallas his home.
Mr.. J. c. McCown and wife, formerly
of Dallas and lately of Mckinney, are
in the city visiting the family of Sheriff
smith, Mrs. McCown's brother.
A. j. Gouilc, who has been spending
several days ut Hot Springs for The cure
of a severe attack of rheumatism, ar
rived homo yesterday morning hui
little, If at all, improved by his stay al
the resort,
Mrs. A. G.. Irvine and daughter, Mis-.
Annie, returned yesterday morninl
from Pulaski and the mountains O
| Tennessee, where they spent the sum
mer. Miss Annie entered the Dala
/ Female school few hours after arrival
as pupil.
Allon j. Roe, who has been the CUES
/ Of +. a. Rhodehamel for the past month
/ lelt yesterday Tor san Antonio. Mr.
| Roo came here In search Of health an,
was very much improved by this eli
mate. May his health be fully restored
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WACO WIRELINGS.
WATER AND GAS TROUBLES.
The Inquest on the Fl0ater--Almost II
Jail DeliNery--A Crooked Mississip-
plan capitalization Re
ceipts and Local Notes.

WACO, oct. Special. AT a meet
ing Of the city council tonight a special
committee on the condition Of the Waco
water-works, reported the pressure and
supply at the last fire Il complete failure,
and censure the company for inelli-
cheney, and the system as inadequate
and defective. The Mayor also sent in a
special message, urging that the city
own and operate its own water and gas
works. He is not welded to gas as an
illuminant, but says whatever light
ing is adopted should be owned
by the city. To raise money
he suggests the issuance and sale of
bonds. II is learned, on good authority,
that New York capitalists will take Il
Waco bond, 20 years to run, per cent.
at ~ cents.
The jury of inquest in tho case of the
negro, Chas. Smith, whose dead booty
was found in the river yesterday, re-
turned a verdict to-day that death was
caused by bullet or blow shot or dealt
by parties unknown to the Jury. One of
the negroes suspected OF numbering
Smith is in Jail. The other has skipped
the town, They were intimate with two
negro women at SlllJn ; nOuSt, anu the
theory Is that a. the old man was in
their way they disposed Of MIN by muir
der.
This morning Sheriff Harris discov-
cred a large hole in the jail floor, going
through sheet-iron and wood, which the
prisoners had cut between the cage and
cells. They also had coal oil at hand to
fire the woodwork, and if necessary
burn their way out.
The Texas Benevolent Association
| paid its first "tOtal disability" policy to-
/ day. The party assured is Major j. G,
McGaughey, of Sherman, who has lost
/ his mind. His wife gets ouc-half the
amount he would hc would have re-
/ ceived had ne Uied. This is q anew feamr,
/ in life insurance,
\ deputy sheriff from Tate county
Mississippi, left here this morningcarIy
ing back man, charged with stealing ;
hog in that state. The deputy had ;
roquisition,duly signed 10y the Governor
Of mississippi.
| Capt. j. L, Hutchinson, Of Cpmaurhc
wounded here q week ago tonight, Is
I doing so we'll that his brother, Judgt
. Hutchinson, returns homrto-morrow.
Cotton receipts to-day, 10 bales; sine,
September /, lO,lOs bales; prices, from
H9l, cents.
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rians is going on this week at the Pres
hyteriau church. Rev. Mr.. Padgitt, of
kosse, is preaching for them with local
pastors assisting.
Mr.. J. c, O'Rryan and wife, of Gates
vile, are visiting relatives here. Mr..
O'B. is foreman in the Gainesville Sun
Office,
Mrs. W. W. Mcdowell is lying very
low with but faint hopes of her recov-
cry.
Mrs. George Wood, of Coleman coun-
ty, was here yesterday looking for her
i-year-old daughter which had been
sririted away from her by her husband,
who had left her some years ago. The
child was here but she failed to find it.
She LETT on yesterdays north-bound
Santa Fe.
Business in our town pretty lively
just now. Prospectors are coming in
every few days.
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Cnrslcnnn Nntcs.

CoRslCANA, oct. as Special. Tho
trial of the new fire engine and ban
quet in commemoration of the fire de-
partment,w which is TO follow in the even
ing, has been set for next Monday, but
will have to take place sooner, as Mr..
Frank Ramsey, Of Ramsey IL Co., st.
Lodis, who are the manufacturers Of the
"machine,' says he cannot put IL of till
that time, other important business nee
ossarily calling him away.
\ Merchants Protective Agency,
under the management of Mr.. j. W.
Crawford, formerly of the Journal, is
about TO be established. Its object is to
guard our tradesmen against doad-boats
and to show up those who do not pay
their bills.
Mayor Smith to-day issued proclaim
alton calling for an election of three Al
dermen ON November Sd.
Rev. II, b. Crisman, of rehuaCana, has
accepted a call from the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
Our compress has squeezed to date
over 1900 bales.
Judge Bradley arrived from Fairfield
last night and win be in town for scv
eral days.
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WASHINGTON, oct. I'm the lutcrua-
tional Prime Medium conference To- day
arosolution was adopted providing that
tho meetings of the conference be pri-
yato, but that certain scientists should
be admitted and allowed TO participate
in the discussion upon invitation of the
President, Another resolution was
adopted declaring IL to be the opinion OF
the conference that common primo
medium for all nations Is desirable.
Prof. Rutherford, one of thedclegates
representing the United States, thon of.
lcred the following:
"ResOlyCd, That this conference pro-
poses to the Governments represented,
the adoption OF the standard meridian
of that passing through the center of the
transit instrument Mt Greenwich"
This resolution was opposed by the
representative Of France, and gave riyc
TO animated, and at times heated de.
bate.
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Go tollunslahle,s. ~ Elm $

Go 10 llunstablos, ~ Elm street.
lust reccivec, lot of horse-radish in
root, at \. f.. Buuchc, the grocer.
The Turf Saloon ON Elm street, oppo-
site OllNer " GrlcgS. have the finest
lunch in town.
The Turf saloon has the finest liquors
and cigars in the city. The place is Elm
street, opposite oliver a Griggs.
r. A. Rose was fined s. and cost yes
tcrday, by Justice Kendall, for getting
drunk and breaking up his furniture.
Tho streets of the city are being on
liyouod by returning citizens from Eu-
ropo and the Northern watering places.
Tho leo cream season is slowly hue
surely passing away, young man, hut
you cannot escape, for she Is dcsper-
ately fond of oysters.
A refreshing shower that served to
lay the dust fell yesterday afternoon.
y good soaking rain h worry much
needed In this section.
The police are 10 have new uniforms,
which consist Of blue cap, Prince Al
bert coat, and pants of same color, with
brass buttons with the letter zap" ON
them.
There Is considerable complaint that
some persons have vicious dogs which
they permit to run loose In their wards.
They frequently invade the streets and
! attack pusscrs by.
The number Of marriage licenses is-
sued this week and the number of al.
Norco suits filed arc the same. Those
who would marry and those who prefer
/ red single blcssodnuss arc neck and
neck.
\ letter from Atlanta. Georgia, brings
| tho glad tidings that MIR. Frank bore.
/ mus was presented Wednesday by his
/ vito with line bouncing son that
caused the beam to tilt ut the tcn-pound
notch.
Alex Baldridgo, proprietor of tn,
"Drop In" saloon, In East Dallas, on no.
firing Wednesday night, put q $40 bill IL
his shoe for safe keeping. During the
night u burglar slolo his shoes and the
money as well.
The Marseillos Manufacturing com
pany, of Chicago, attached Mitchell 4
Scruggs yesterday for $l,l3S.22, and th,
Trenton Rubber Works, OF Trenton
New Jersey, ran an attachment for 81
G0LI6; the Cincinnati Barbed Wire com
pany for S2,2Sj. The total amount of at
tachments run Is Sjs, 1885,.
That earnest evangelist, "Weepin,
JoO Harding is holding forth at tn
church, corner Pearl and Bryan streets
l 10 never fails 10 get the ears of the PEG
pie. His theme tonight Is "lleart-fel
Religion" The unmarried old maid
and bachelors especially are invited t
hear him,
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Mourn PLEASANT, oct. L. Cores
pondoncc.l Tho HERALD correspondent
spending few hours in this pleasant,
llourishing town, can not do better than
in attempting to describe, possible, the
progress and huildiug boom now taking
place. Mount Pleasant Is situated on the
Texas Il IT. Louis railroad, and is the
county seat OF Titus county. The town
is surrounded by the best section ofcoun-
try throughout Texas. There Is now la
course OF erection, one large two story
brick hotel, the estimated cost of which
Is $1,000, and owned by G.. llargroyu;
also two two story brick bust
ness houses, belonging respectively
to Messrs. Morris & Son and Fit2pat-
rick, we'll known merchants of this
place. The former Of which are at pres
ont erecting q mammoth brick ware
house liO feet deep by 30 feet wide. The
cost Ot the entire block is S3OOlO I'm
connection with these many handsome
and cosy residences are fast nearing
completion, while In sight of IL all
stands the Presbyterian church Just I'm.
ished, costing Sl0,OO, with its towering
steeplc prJclaiming to all, that In spite
of the cry Of hard times Mount Pleasant
docs by no means succumh To the do
preston which now shruuds the whole
country,
Crops by lar oNcood our former ex-
pcCtatipnS, the receipts Of
cotton for the past few
days, being nifty bales per day, and
IL Is thought that there will DO an aver
age of one-half bale To the acre.
Tho society Of this town has but few
equals, being blessed with people OF re-
hnoment, culture and education, The
educational facilities OF Mount lcasaut
are rs good ~ I'm any portion o. Texas
Altogether, one, upon entering It's lin
its, cannot help but h' fayurUbly im.
pressed with lis hU>incSs-like appear
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At the st. George: w A Mathews,
Atlanta, Georgia; VI a Briggs, WaNa-
hachio; Louis Il Wakes, Coloman; j q
d Boyd, Grand villa; l. Il mbudcn,
Fort Worth; w Il Caddcll, Aubrey; u d
Atwell and son, lIutchins; $ d Walker.
Ennis; NJ T. Collins, Peoria, Illinois; T.
II Mitchell, 81 Louis; J q Robertson,
sherman; b Alexander. Fonoy; 4 G.
Mcdonald, Illinois; James Simon,
South Carolina; W J Mitchell, Marshall I;
w r. and e King, NJ. rs, Collin county ;
J NJ Summers, FprneN; j y Fowler,
WaNahachic; a $ Barlow, 81 Louis; u
r Ice, Boston; \ T. Gaham, Louisville;
John d Egbut, Texas; A Il Beckhnm,
ltasku; Il W l.orkelt, Clrhumc: W G
Galloway, Lampasas; ! 4 Agnes, Cali
furniH; NJ 4 Gruichcs. Georgia: p \
Goddard, Terrell; w h Chnmbllss,
louisiana; NJ \ Warren, Waco; II W
Rumble, 1t louis;J /. Brigham, Abbott;
NJ Tart, Plano,
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Ro,KwALL,

RoCKwALL, TEXAS, Oct. Corr es-
pondonce. An interesting exhibit at
the Worlds Fair from Rockwall county
willbc u violin, manufactured 10y Mr..
Lee Adamsaw, oak, ash, chitin. cedar,
china, boisld'nrc and every other species
OF wood growing in the county will bc
used by MIR. Aipmsaw, TN tine construc-
ton ot his violin,
Tho weather is eco. aua pleasant, but
the change Of temperature came. with
out rain.
Cotton and grain arc moving 60 mar
Eet daily, Terrell, Forncy and Dallas
are each rct.iug u shgye. Dallas Is sot.
ting the greater potion uf cotton.
Candidates for county offices, open the
Champagne this evening AT Fate.
The csiimuhlc wife ot Col. !. w. Rob
erts is still very low. Her friends hopo
for her speedy recovery.
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COLEMAN, Oct. Especial. A most
dastardly outrage was committed nine
miles west of here last night. X. c.
Simmons was shot and MORALLY
wounded by unknown parties, about :
o'clock. After he had retired. man on
horseback rode up to his gate and asked
him to come out and see il he knew a
horse that was nCgr by, having - saddle
and bride but no rider. Mr.. Simmons
came out without dressing and about
100 yards from his house, three masked
men appeared behind him, aud without
warning, shot him down. The ball en-
tered about midway down the back and
came out In front, Mr.. simmons came
here from Arkansas, eighteen months
ago, and was respected 10y all who knew
him. No cause is assigned for the act.
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Pleased with Diny,

CRY or MENrco, Oct 2.-Public proc
was made to-day of the cleo
ton Of Diaz to the Presidency of the re-
public for the ensuing four year, begin
ming December |, The proclamation
was received with great rcjoiciugs by
the pOpulacc, who are expressing their
good feeling by the firing of cannon aud
ringing OF bells, Troops are parHdug
the principal streets. An classes alike
view the early mi pcacunhlo retire
mont of the present administration ms
the national salvation aud look forward
To u new era oi prosperity under the
leadership of their favurto and success.
ful general and statesman, Poriirio
UiaX
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PARIS, Oct. Jules Wales, the cele-
brated communard, has an article in
Maison Fransaise, bidding tho Ger
mans and Fronchmen to beware of rous-
ing the dormant spirit Of Eng!ishmen.
lie says although England has no i'm
meuse standing army, yet, in the event
of war, her soldiers would spring mp
from the ground, her whole force, milf
tia, volunteers and every man able to
use a rifle, would rally around the Brit
ish Union Jack. He warns Germany
that the presence of Socialism is eyer
menacing her, and at the bidding Of the
Socialists whole regiments may lay
Gown their arms, lie concludes rs fol
lows; "Beware of the silent race. Only
isr your voices above the cannon, dou
your rod coats aud celebrate la fcte an
sang
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M'CULL0UGlI'S MADNESS.
AN ANoRY,AN AGGRESSIVE ACTOR
The Great Trngedian Becomes Aware of
the Popular Belief that lie is I'm
balanced, and Raves over
Cancelled engagements.
SARGENT ~ co.

CHICAGO, Oct, "A statement is pub
lished that John Mccullough, the TRACE
dian, had not been informed that all his
engagements had been cancelled, and
after rehearsal Tuesday afternoon he
was showna letter from McVicker, in
which his illness and consequent lnabil-
ity 70 do himself justice were specified
rs the reasons for closing the house. The
victor was lying down ut the time, but
rose, dressed himself and IN company
with his manager went to McNicker's
house. lie was angry at first, but Me
Wicker succeeded, apparently, in CON
vincing him that the action taken was
for the best. Tho tragedian returned to
his hotel and accepted the situation. He
supposed, however, that the perform
ances were to be resumed at Detroit, the
next place on the route, and nothing was
said TO disabuse him OF his error. A
careful watch was kept upon him
all day. Early yesterday he
read what the newspapers
had to say about him. and in the after
noon he went to the fremont house and
told Miss Tracy he intended to 20 to De
troit at once. She persuaded him to
wait until evening. Shortly before I
u NlOVh no OTucrSu MS carriage sent To
the depot and proceeded to the theatre
by himself. His friends withheld his
baggage and two of Pinkerton's men
followed him. They found him walking
up and down the platform with Miss
Tracy, and ina apparently calm frame
of mind. BY little strategy MIR.
Brooks, his manager, induced him to
enter a carriage and he was driven back
to his hotel, whore he arrived very
excited and angry. lie struggled
desperately and struck Brooks with his
cane. Another scene followed in Undue
ing him to reach his room. MISS Tracy
followed him to the hotel, crying con-
vulsively, but she succeeded in calming
the actor and bringing him to roaiize
that he was not In a condition 10 ill any
engagements for some time to come.
Just what Mccullough intends To dc
could not be learned.
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.
CHICAGO, Oct. William Conner
manager for John Mccullough, and Mr.
Thompson, n friend Of the actor, both
now in New York, have been tcle.
graphed to como and confer with the
tragedians friends here relative tt
taking some action in regard to his fu
ture. Mccullough evinces slight i'm
/ provement to-day. lie slept soundly
two or three hours, something he ha,
not done for two or three days.
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Bowle'a I,u,Ip,t.

Bowie, oct. Especial. Our Young
aud progressive city moves along
smoothly. is holding her grip and stand
ing the pressure Of hard times ms well
as any OF ho' sisters, aud has her pro.
portion OF growth and business In COM
pnrison with other prominent towns.
Our merchants have laid In wull-
assorted, good stocks ~ goods, and arr
OF cnr,o, here. as ci.rWherr. tho
hula.o suf ihis 81 lill is llyilito ann
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that of last, the cotton yield being CON
sidernbly short in Montague rs III other
counties in North Texas, yet we have no
special reason to be dissatisfied thus far
with market receipts or with the volume
of business.
During the thrso weeks past our re-
ceipts have raeed from forty to eighty
bales por day.
In some localities in this and adjoin-
ing counties as much as a half bale per
acre will h1 made. This is the case in
villa Wa!la valley, this county, also in
Clay county, adjoining us. So that the
outlook for good quantity of this inn
tho ominous predictions to the CON
trary.
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Ernnk Chanrrnn pcnd.

JERSEY CRY, Oct. Prank T. Chan
frau, we'll known for his imporsonation
or "l(it, the Arkansas Traveller and
who was stricken with apoplexy last
evening, died this morning without hav.
ing recovered con sciousncss. His IONS,
Henry aud Frank, j. llSllegnr. NOM.
ber of MS company, G. W. Tayleuro, his
business manager, and Dr.. John 4.
McGill, woro at his bedside. so calm
was his departure that 10 was only In ar
ranging the pillows that Mr.. Tayleurc
discovered the fact.
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THOSE WHISKY FRAUDS.
OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Investigation shows that Duplicated
Receipts Were Issued with u Most
Inscriptions Liberaity
Statement of Causes.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. LIT was officially
reported last night that tho examine
ton Of the affairs Of the Newcomb-
buchanan company shows that dupli-
Gated receipts for 10000 barrels of whisky
amounting to Sl5O,OOO, have been found
thus far.
EXPLAINING THE EMBARRASSMENT.
LOUISVILLE, oct. LIT Is now known
by Official statement that duplicated ro-
ceipts for 5000 barrels of whisky have
been found in the investigating of the
WcOmb-8uchanan company. The
Trust company have refused TO make
public the names Of the victims, Geo.
buchanan, who has been missing since
the assignment, is thought to be in the
city. The Evening Times says: We
have been authorized to state on the aU-
thority of MIR. Geo. Buchanan himself,
that Irregularities in the business of the
Newcomb- buchanan company, In the
matter of duplicated warehouse re-
ceipt~, involve 1900 to 1000 barrels of
whisky, on which from $4,000 to 100000
was realized that the books of the COM
pany will account for every dollar thus
raised, and show that every cent OF il was
used in the company's efforts to tide
over the breakers i'm which ii was in
v0lved. Two years ago, when the Buch-
anans got an extension from their cred
itors, their liabilities amounted to 81 $780,
900. Within these two years they have
paid off S5j0,OO0 of the principal and
from 100000 to $4,000 in interest. They
have delivered to customers about
100000 barrels Of whisky and have 10000
barrels now in bond. No complications
exist except az to 1000 or
5000 barrels. They believe that bya care
full administration, the assets will pay
of every dollar of both corporate and in.
| dividual debts, and that IL the reasona-
Bile expectation of an early revival in
trade is fulfilled, there will be surplus
over all liabilities. Those statements
are from MIR. Buchanan himself, and
may be relied upon rs authentic, and to
/ the best of his knowledge.
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GAiNE>vlLLE, oct. > Dry weather
siill continues here.
Thero will be Democratic rally on
tho 18th inst. and big time is looked
for.
Our city isproud OF her lire company,
the iiremen were out last night In a
torch light procession with their uni.
forms on and showed up magniiiccntly.
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san ANTONIO, Oct. >. -- Special. --
some days ago Spieler's barrel houses n
South Flores street, was burned. Tho
stock was valued at $500. There were
were circumstances connected with the
fire leading to the suspicion that IL was
incondiary. An Investigation was nst-
tuted. and it was found that Spieler was
carrying 5000 fire policy. other oyi-
dcnCo was unearthod, warranting his ar.
rest for arson. The inquest il now in
prpvrpsa
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Ar. rNr VS. sue .HroN,
MprNr Wa. l.otIN, y, H., Oct. ..
The Glen House, which burned last
night, was ono 90 the largest hotels In
the mountain region. \ high wind pre-
vailed, and caused the flames to spread
with great rapidity. All the furniture
aud fixtures of the house was destroyed.
Ooo. Tho house X to DO rebuilt immedi-
nInlN.
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mo Nm NrnrIN nNcr.

PARIS, oct AT u meeting Of the
cabinet council to-day Prime Minister
Ferry assured his colleagues that the
occupation Ot Nue-Luug by Admiral
Courbet would finish the French opera
lions In China, lilo stated tHtt bc had
reason To believe peace WnU,t SOON lol-
low the event
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Frank Ruedy filed his petition ia the
District court yesterday praying for II
divorce from his wife, Mary Ruedy, OF
the grounds Of cruel treatment and
abandonment They were married in
January, 1903, in st. Louis, and emil
grated ut once to Texas. He also prays
for division of the community prop
erty, which amounts to $4,000.
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PRovIpENCE, r. l., Oct "A gang Of
men called ut Dennis McGrath's house
Saturday night, inviting him to accom-
pany them to the WOO =. Yesterday
morning McGrath's body was found I'm
the river His temple was steven in.
Everything indicated that he had been
murdered. A number Of arrests have
been made,
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4 QuartoIte of Negro Murders.

ATLANTA, Oct. Especial. John
c. Spence shot himself through
the brain on Monday last at Springdale,
this county. Cause, could not get the
girl he wanted and excessive use Of
whisky.
A negro boy shot his sister through
the hip with q load of buckshot at the
same place and on the same day. Cause,
she would not lot him cook bird on the
stove.
Yesterday another negro at Alamo
station, three miles from Springdale,
killed his wife instantly with d shotgun.
Cause, jealousy. This is the fourth ne
gro murder in four years at this place.
Allen Gregg lately killed another negro,
AS mentioned AZ the time in these dis
patches, at the same place, for which he
was sentenced 70 Is years in the
penitentiary within three weeks from
the killing
All the creeks are full. Weather fair
and hot.