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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-21
SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS

NAs LUNlNs
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-Flour dull, II,
b. anged.
Wheat unsettled; lower; closing x.
q below Saturday; No. =, rod, 78Cc7I cash
Wt@H}4, November; 79i!@704 Decem.
Der.
Corn opened lower, reacted, and closed
about saturday; ~ cash; i6is asked. Oc.
toberi ~ November; 3is wear.
Oats lower; 2lssM2l7i cash; -, Octo
Der; 70 November.
Whisky steady; LIZ.
Cornmeal firm; 25OM5.50.
Pork-Loweri 1900 for old, 1870 f.
new.
Bulk mcats-Lower; - to 30 day; Ion
clear S15i short rib, o; short clear, g.SO.
Baeon-Firm; long clear, II; short ri
ll%@ll}ti short clear,
Lard-llOwer; Gl0WLi5.
-, Cattle Receipts, l,l50; nrmer; zoe
IeNans ind ready sales at fun price
hut common stuff dull; fair To thoit
3.WWiOO; common, 2.50@3OO; Indian
aSWi2Oi Colorado steers, I.OO@a.7l
natives, hrm for top grades; exports
bMW611; good TO choice. $3.50 .O25: CON
mon TO medium, L5O@5.50.
Hogs Receipts $500; market dull an.
weak at 4.10M52l.
Sheep Receipts, 800; good grad
hrmi common dull; fair to good 9U3.f
choice TO extra, 3.GOM4; common, 22
215; lambs, 2.bO@4; Texans, 26ta.2b. 4
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Agitatod Authors.

LONDON, oct. 2o.--Tho lord mayor of
London, gayoa diuu,g last evening d.
the incorporation of the society of AL
thors. Among the notub!es nresen,
We're Lord PauChtou, Messrs. Walter
Besa ~, q. \. Saia William Black, I'd
mund Yates, Justin Mccarthy and
many others Mr.. BraWtmade speech
society. He said &c was proposed 10
make united and strenuous efforts To OBJ
tain for English authors Justice and
protection OF copyright I'm America. No
lar everything toward the accomplish
meut of this end has boon tried i'm vain.
Perhaps there would soon no room for
hope in awakening American authors
TO the injustice 70 which the present
stAle on things might be brought upou
themselves as well rs upon English am.
thOrs. ''
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FROM WACO.
AWEAK GIRL AND A BAD WHOEVER
Produce Another Social scandal--A MUIR
der Thut is Mystcned-Au I'm
fortunate Candidato-A Rluc
Nurther-LOcal Notes.

WACO, Oct. 2O.-LSpecial. "a. w. Mills,
a farmer, who lives twelve miles from
Austin, arrived here this morning in
search of his hayward daughter, Susan,
aged twenty-five years. Two weeks
ago Susan ran away from her home with
one G.. w. RingstaiI, widower. Her
father learned the couple were living
eight miles south of Waco. as man and
wife, but unblessed by marriage cerc-
mony. lie swOre out complaint
against Ringstatt, charging him with
fornicatiOn, and an officer lcit here this
evening 10 tiud and arrest RingstaiT.
Farmer Mills says Ringstntf worried one
wife into the grave and he wants to get
his daughter tn leave the man and 10
home. The officer who Is to arrest has
not returned at this writing.
The coroner Is holding an inuosl to-
day over the body of Harry Thompson,
who was shot Saturday night five uiles
| south of Waco whilO going home from
the circus. Thompson made a diving
declaration, in which he said Rial Har-
rls was his murderer. Thompson died
at 10 o'clock last night. Harris is under
arrest but there are circumstances
which lead the officers to believe
Thompson was mistaken and that Har-
ris Is not the real murderer.
Hon. Il. A. Jones, whose wife suicided
a week ago yesterday, is the Demo-
cratic nominee from this county for the
lower house of tho legislature.
Owing To his ailliction he has decided
tn withdraw from the canvass. The
county executive committee Is called 10
meet tomorrow TO iii the vacancy.
Postmaster Osterhout, of Bolton, who
| Is the Republican candidate for congress
! against Roger q. Mills i'm this Cthc
NINTH district, addressed n rather small
7 audicnCe here Tonight.
The signal office has billed a blue
mort or To reach this section tonight,
mud atmospheric conditions at this hour
| tortify the prediction.
The, Day, the evening paper, COM
| pleIed its first year of existence this
evening, and refers to the occasion I'm
appropriate terms.
Tho permanent survey of the McLen-
nan and Bosque county boundary lines
mas Just boon completed. Neither
county lOosos any territory.
The Garland opera-house was formally
opened tonight by Charlotte Thompson
in "Jane Eyre"
Cotton receipts light to-day, only lOO
bales. Market weak at So TO 9cents.
Another religious revival opened TO.
night at the Methodist church.
Sneak thieves and burglars are work
ing the town industriously.
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GALvEsroH Oct, %. - The work of
pumping out the flooded stcamship,
Acacio, was begun this morning by the
ilre department and the vessel n6ated.
breaking out OF the cargo is rapidly
progressing, and already large
number of bales are on
dock. No now developments in the
origin of the fire. Che theory of a
communication from the coal bunkers
Is accepted, ana will probably be so
stated IN the underwriters report. The
Acacia is a pioneer steamship of tho
Acacia liue. She was built in Sunder-
land in ISL, and was to have cleared to-
mnrrnW.
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MARSHALL, Oct. 20 Special. Tho
deputy sheriils who went out yesterday
evening to arrest Mrs. Henry, returned
last night about 9o'clock, bringing their
prisoner She was living quietly at
homo alone. She made no resistance
hut had horse saddlcd up and came i'm
quietly, and was placed in Jail. District
court conveues hero on the 9th. when
her case will be submitted to the grand.
jury.
Edmond Key, cashier of the First M
uonal bank, Dan Adair, city marshal.
ana DR.. Howell Lewis are all confined
to their beds by sickness.
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PANS, Oct. 20 Tho latest official dis
patches from China state chat there has
been no fighting at Tamsui since Che sth
inst. Admiral Courhot asks for ha,.
tallion of marines 20 strengthen hi,
landing parties. The LaFrmco, auews.
paper states that Cen. OeLislo has tele-
graphed that he has only $500 effective
troops which arc insufficient to occupy
any extent of Tho enemies country.
A bomb exploded ut tho window Of tho
officers room otthe barracks Of the gems
d'armeS, mt midnight The windows and
turintur0 were wrecked. Nobody was
hurt. Nine anarchists were arrested.
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on in the vault since Saturday night and
smothered itself out. John Arnot. n
congressman, and the cashier of the
bank, attempted to enter the vault car
rying a lighted candle. There was an
explosion which blew him across the
room against the counter burning his
face, and hands. Every window in the
bank was blown out, the office door
shattered and the lock torn OIL. A great
crowd. was attracted by the explosion.
ArnoPs injuries, while painful, are not
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ELKHARr, IND, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Blaine
left South Bend this morning at 1t
o'clock upon a special train i'm charge OF
Gen. Williams, OF Lafayette. John c.
Now and number of Indiana speakers
were also on the train. The plan
OF tho day was to drop one
speaker at each place where the train
stopped, SO as to have an orator address
the crowd after Mr.. Blaine had gone. Al
Elkhart, the first stop, there was q
crowd Of 5000 people, which Mr.. Blaine
addressed on the tariff question.
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Ohlna ON of cn.h.

LoNVoN, Oct. 9O.-Tho Standards
Hong Kong di patch says loan of $500.
OOO,Ot0 has been obtained by the Chinese
governments from Hong Kong aud
Shanhoi banks. The appeal 20 tho poo
pie for the loan was complete milurp.
The total lender, were only 100000 .OOO
nt par aud sJOl,OO Ht / per cent. below,
Tho bank refused tho latter offers. III
beloved china will bee m straits for
rash 10 continue tho war and that her
financial difficulties will lead to an
earlier settlement of The struggle.
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SHERMAN, Oct 2O.-LSpeclal.l -Milt
Holloway was brought in from Gordon.
vile, charged with disturbing religious
worship, by protesting to be minister
and Attempting TO preach. When he nr.
rived IN jail, jailer Callahan recognized
nm as the man for whom he mad war
rants irom Wise county, one of the IN
Ilctmehts Is for rape; the others for
morse anu cattle stealing. He Is now ON
his road to Wise county.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. Ca mob of masked
mon yesterday at Senatobia, Missis-
sippi attempted to take Sam Franklin
and Shakespeare Franklin, two negroes,
from jail to lynch them, but were pre-
vented by Sheriff jeff Williams, aided
by his deputy, Jell Vesey. The negroes
had recently been sentenced TO n long
term IN the penitcntiary Tor POISONING
I'VE members Of the family of c. Smith,
living near Senatobia. The mob broke
down tho outer Jail door, but were fired
upon by the sheriff and finally retreatoj.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2O.-.In the United
States court this morning, the case OF
Blaine against the Sentinel for alleged
lible, was set for trial December %. De
fendants attorneys had subpoena is
sued for Blaine to serve on him to-mor-
row. An agreement was made betwee-
the attorneys that all writs and subs
p@nas should be served on Blaine'n
counsel,
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PARIS, Oct. IA dispatch from Brus
sells to lie Temps says England is being
invited TO join in tho Congo confer
cuce, and asked the question regarding
the mouths of the Niger. IL is now GER
tam that England will accent
the invitation IN take part in the
conference. Efforts are beinp
made with tho corporation of Stonls4
and Bailey, the latter DeBraa2ios assis-
tant to define the limits of the French
and the international African associa-
,loh territory before congress assem-
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LouIsvrLLE, Oct 2O.-W. II. Close,
dry goods merchant, made an assign.
ment to day. Liabilities, $4,000, coy
cred by assets.
When the case of d. X, Mason.
gnarged with hypothecatiug duplicatJ
M"ronouse receipts, was called I'M court
Mason gouo 10 Canada, lpavinv Ms
bondsmen in the lurch.
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New York, Oct. 20.-At the citizens
meating at tho Academy of Music TO-
night VIM. r. Grace, predecessor of
Mayor Edison, was nominated for
mayor. The speakers included Rey. Dr.
Howard Crosby, Oswald Ottendorfor
editor of the Stats Xeituug, and VIM,
y. Cole, of the Irish American.
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LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The Times Pekin
correspondent is informed that the
French commanders, ii ordered to
march TO Pekin, will ask for n compIeto
corps d'armo of 5000 men ofall branches
OF the service, two pontoon trains. S.ONl
horses, thirteen field guns ten noatlnr
ana shore hospitals for 5000 mon, and n
number of light draught gunhoats,
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Tho Oueen,s snccch.

LONDON, oct. 20, The queens speech
Will be read at the opening Of parlia-
ment, and has received the
sanction OF tho council ot
Balmoral. II is brief ami re-
lers TO no measure, except the
franchise bill. Vague illusions arc
NIUE TO the settlement of the Egyptian
question, Milo expedition and South
American affairs.
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VALPARAISO, oct. 2l.-rhe British
steamer Cordlllera which stranded IN
Magellan straights will soon DO COTTON
OIL into deep water. Three fot ofwatcr
already pumped out, and 300 tons of
the undamsged cargo is saved. All tho
openings in the koe' have been stopped.
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Tono or rho stoek NInrlet.

New YORK, oct. 20. Governments
firm.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet.
The market opened with an avalanche
of selling orders, many of them presum-
ably from out OF town. Holders of stock
who had become alarmed Saturday aft
ernoon, sent their selling orders for this
oppression 81 specu-
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Horse ThIeyes Ncnr PLANO.

PhANo, Oct, 2O.-lSpecial.l-Mrs. T..
Mayheld, who lives several miles in the
country, had dark bay mare, branded
" NJ ON left shoulder, stolen last night.
j. Beverl y had his fine bay horse. siy,
teen and half hands high, branded ]
on len shoulder, stolen late SATURDAY.
night. The animal was hitchod TO +,
rock mere. No clue to the guilty narties.
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A Bad Womnn's pnramour IlnIed.

uYALpE, Get. 2O.-ISpecial. w. T..
Carney was shot through window of
his residence last night shortly after
dark. For some time he has becn
guilty ofintimacy with Mrs. Minis. tho
wife OF a noighboring stockman. Yes.
teruay the woman deserted her two
children, took all the household effects
and Went to live with Carney, I'm a repu-
table neighborhood. Minis Is SIM.
posed to have done the deed. He is M
der u the officers.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Tho journal, \-ir.
eqna, Mississippi. special SAYS: John
haschka, a German, 90 years old, only
recently released from the insane asy-
lum, Killed his wifo early Yesterday
morning, aud then took 10 the woods.
CARRYING gun with him. A party of
,orty armed men are securing the coun-
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Old Black Jack,

DUnuQuE, Oct, 2O.-Goneral John A.
Logan 7rrived here from Chicago,
shortly after noon. A reception com.
mittee met him at Galena and escorted
him to this city. His arrival WIS
greeted with the roar Of cannon, bands
Of music, marching clubs and a large
concourse OF people. The general spoke
to great crowd during the afternoon,
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HousroN, Oct. 2O.-LSpecial. l-Mossrg.
W. IL. Coyle and James X. p. Gillespie
assumed the proprietorship and man
asement OF the Post this evening, and
the paper will be ISSUED to-morrSw mn.
der the new management. Nothing is
known Of the terms upon which Tho
transfer is mauo
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WATERFORD, oct. 2o.-[Special. r.
EN-Govonor Lubbock is in the city and
will speak at tho opera-houso tomorrow
night.
Col; sam Lanham returned last night
from his westerN canvass and Is sapunine
Of an Increased Democratic maiority for
Lhe maLLonu lIckoL I'M Lhis dieLrlnl.
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AProminent rnmmnnrito.

New HoRK, Oct, 2O,--Police commits
sioner Sidney P. Nichols,
died at his residence Az west
twenty-tirst street, after an
illness that began in July last. Nichols
was chairman OF the Tammany hall
general committee, and one John Kei.
ly's trusted leutenants.
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GALVESTON, Oct 20. Robertson, the
drowned fireman, was buried to-day.
Delegations from the entire fire depart
ment, together with fun muster OF the
late company, accompanied the body TO
the grave.
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CHARLESTON, S. G., oct. 2O-John II.
Eyans' representative In congress, died
at Spartan1urg this afternoon. Ho had
long been in delicate heath, aud dc.
clined denomination.
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when we two parted after linger.
ing late at the garden cato, | felt that
had taken cold,n said Thomas Takein.
time, land next morning was hoarse
indeed. But bottle of Or. Bulls Cough
syrup fixed me up, and there enough
left Tor next time,n
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NEW YoRK oct. 2O-To-day was the
last day for the registration of voters in
Brooklyn. The number registered was
&,65t making total OF l2tG26, against
lob,'5l last year and ili,O1O in 1850.
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LoNpoN, Oct 90,-rho Tichhourne
claimant was secretly brought 10 Sen.
t9rvi!lo prison last night lie was dis.
charged this morniug oliitp nnsyn,,,.,-
eddy to himself. Ills time suii ri
three days to run, i''u
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Supposed Suicide.

Houston, Oct. @.--special. james
anderson, an employee of the Houston
u Texas Central railway, left his homo
iast Saturday night aud has not since
neen seen or heard of. IL Is supposed
that he has committed suicide,
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Is tho womb on Firne

PHLADELrmA, Oct. 20. A conductor
on the Atlantic City express train
states that his train passed through
about eight miles Of country which was
almost sheet of flames.
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More eases OF sick headarhe, billion.
ness' constipation, etc., can be cured /,
wv, wv, uune, with less medicine, and f,i
i = money, by using Carriers Littl,
LAYER fllis, Than by any other means.
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SAVANNAH, CA Oct, Nothing has
been heard Of II. +. Grant, who has de-
camped from this city. His assign
ment flied makes his liabilities SIo0 00o.
assets, $4,000. A reward is offered for
Grants arrest
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They worenB mad se,.

HARTFORD, Oct. SO.-Martin Harrison
killed his wife, and was killed himself
tc-aight Ia q jealous QUARREL A man
WY had been living viii. htTwife was
cut during the ron, ht,t.r- Aally.
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an Cnrdlnnls s,ln,,nnna.,-

ROME Oct D.-The Pope has sum.
moned n meeting OF the cardinals IN
consider The troubles arising from party
violence in Belgium. P"''S
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lie Smicided.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Charles j. Downie,
a member of the board of trade, who
murdered his brother, William H.. on
September 3, committed suicide bv
hanging in his cell in jail tonight.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-rhe grand stnnd
and two sets of stables, at tho race trael
OF the n. Louis Jockey club, burned to.
Jay. The fire broke out i'm three diffnr.
eht places, and IL believed 10 have bsar
a one work of an incondiary. LOSS. sl5,.
w. A negro has been arrested on sus.
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MOSCOW, Oct. 0.-The German thea
ire and seventy-six shops were do
stroyed by fire here. Tie tlampoo =. -
timstdd ri 5000 ~ fSTr-,. ~ - N''''"S'
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OswEGo, y. y. Oct. 20 Seven thous-
and persons heard Gen, Butler make a
snNNrh tn-nInM.
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ABILENE, oct. 2O.--[Special. Jack
Biggs, grocer, was robbed last night
inthe suburbs by two unknown persons,
of $ll7.
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ELhIRA, Oct. 20.-An explosion oc.
furrod this morning at tho CT,>.,
canal bank: creating great exoIto,&
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m sARVN, WISE COUNTY, TEGxAs March o. 1854
"ess Morley Austin "'" ~, Aoo3'
ontemen--Snd me three AZ your TVS ACHE raSrC
aonce. have sold every bottle received from vou Sna -
WAL" +" cure ana 1t has neVar fAIed a single instance.
so, Yours truly, W. P. SEARCY.
Wholesale -, sohD BY ALL DEALERS
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OUR CITIZENS
Opposite St. George Hotel.

This store being a branch house Of the
LARGEST TAILORING HOUSE, IN AxsaIsA.
The advantages to patrons in dealing
with such house are quite apparel
Superior styles and fit and lower price.
than elsewhere are tho advantage
which viii he demonstrated by &C
at their establishment, Main Street,
posite 81. George Hotel. df SsS
81 on thu
--s- who noti
lundhorg's Perfume, Edenia.
hunihorg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose
Luulborgs Fortune, Alphine Violet.
la s.fN 4.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct, O.-Ths
''wn of mills took effect TO-DAY.
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faoco. Wy Do'e sInoAlhB "
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PiTrsnuRo, oc' 20.
MI
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY,

Pearl Lodge No. % (Masonicl-Meets Sd Monday
night of each month. w. 5. Hamilton, W. NJ.
ChaS. L. CASTOR, Secretary.
Jackson Royal Arch Chapter No. 6.-Meets 4th
Monday night of each MONTH Matt. L. Ash, Ii
2. w. 5. Hamilton, Secretary.
Mississippi Commandery No. /, Knights Templar
Meets ID Monday night OF each month. Matt
F. Ash, E. C. Oliver Clifton, Recorder.
Capitol Lodge No. II, l. O. o. F.-Meets every
Thursday night. A. q. Moore, \. G.: w. A,
Whiting, Secretary.
Choctaw Eneampment No. 5, L o. O. F.-Meet:
LIST and Sd Fridays. Geo Fraser, Chief Patriarch
W. A. Whiting, Scribe
Pearl Ledge No. 80, Knights of Pythias.-Meet
I'd and Attn Tuesdays. Rich. Griffith, G. C.; L. NJ
Parker, X. of Il. and 5.
Central Lodge No. 764, knights of Honor.-Meet.
I'd and 4th Fridays J. L. Power, Dictator; c. G.
Campbell, Reporter; G. E. Galeeran, Financial
Reporter.
Jackson Lodge No. 163, knights and Ladies Of
Honor-Mects ID and 4th Wednesdays. J. l.
Power, Protector; Lac. Kahn. Secretary.
Knights OF the Golden Rule.-Meets I'd and Sd
Wednesday in each month, at the West Jackson
Hall. Geo. Lemon, Commander; W. c. Bradley,
Secretary.
Lee Council American Legion of Honor.-Meets
1st and Sd Tuesdays II. NJ. Taylor, Commander
c. E. GalceraD, Secretary.
Mannasseh Lodge No. 2G2, l. o. B. B.-Neets
every Second and Fourth sunday at their Lodge
Room in the Jewish Temple. L. Bloom, President
II. Strauss, Secretary.
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST CHURCH-Rey Alex. F. Watkins
pastor Sabbath services II a. IA, and sp. Pray
er meeting every "Wednesday night Sabbath School
Q a. m. W L. Nugent, Superintendent.
WEST JACKSON MIssIoN.-Rey. C. B. Galloway
D. D., in charge.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Rev. John Hunter d
D., pastor. Sabbath services l. a. m, and p m
PRAYER meeting every Tuesday night. Sabbath
School a. nj. J. L. Power, Superintendent.
BAPTIST CHURcH.-ReY. II. F. Sproles, pastor
Sabbath services II M, and p. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday night, at Z O'Clock. Sabbath
School, 9 a.
BETH ISRAEL CoNGREGATIoS.-No minister at
present.
CATHOLIC CnuRcH.-Rev. II. oberfeldt, pastor.
Sabbath seryiees-Mass a. m, High Mass, 10 a. M,
Vespers and Sabbath School at p. m. Mass every
morning at I o'clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-ReY. Vim. Short, Rector.
Sabbath services II a. M, and p. m. Friday
evening services o'clock, Sabbath School 90 a.
m. VIM. S. Hamilton, Supt.
CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-No pastor at present.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-17

WHEREAS, 1t appears BIZ information received
w by me, that on about 18th of July last,
one GEORGE boLToN, OF Harrison county, was
murdered by one Wiaie Jackson, who afterwards
made his escape and is still at large:
Now, therefore, i, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the ar
rest and delivery of the said Willie Jackson to the
Shedn OF Harrison county. Said reward is payable
on conviction. And do moreover, require all Off
GERS Of this State to be dligent in their efforts
arrest said fugitive Willie Jackson
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
n q State affixed, at Jackson, this LIST day Of
u - September, 4. D. 1884
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS Secretary of State