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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-01-26

On Monday last Geo. S. Grape, princi-
pal of tie male Grammar School, No 10,
Carrollton avenue, Baltimore was arrested
on complaint of John p. Clayton, ESQ,
formerly of this county, VINO charged him
with assaalting his son Guy, aged eleven
years, pupil of the school. Grape was
taken before Squire Hamilton, who turned
the case over to the School Board. This
board met on Wednesday and after hearing
the case, decided that the child was not Sc.
verely whipped and dismissed the teacher.
The fact that Mr.. Clayton appealed 10 the
not appear to be palatably received by the
the members.
The ice on the Susquehanna, this week
| measured from / to II inches in thickness
and the ice men are hard at work putting
it away. The operation of housing it is g
sight well worth seeing Ehe ice is cut into
books, with plsws and other tools operated
by horse power, and carried into the houseI
| on endless chain elevators. Each company
employs from fifty to one hundred men
and a number of horses Some of the
houses are SO large that it takes from
week to ten days to fill them, even will
this strong force Sleighing on the rive
was fine up to Thursday, when the rail-
put stop to it for a time, but no doub
there will be plenty more before spring.
notwithstanding the Philadelphia mer
chants are advertising goods at low prices
VIM. NJ. Kennard & Co., GIL Market street
Wilmington, Del, are able to hold thei
city and do good surrounding countr,
trade They are selling goods to-day cheap
er than any house in Philadelphia, and per
sons living near Wilmington can do bette
as the fares are lower and they have NOR
time to make their purchases. To give al
idea of how low they are selling goods w
will quote all-wool extra super Ingrains a
Toe, worth and are sold at 81. A splentii,
Tapestry Carpet at 65c. A large size H.
Blanket at 50 30, worth So. Wamsuts Mus
Inns iGc. Wiliamsville Muslins 9%c. Fol
estdale Sc. Fruit of the Loom SIC. Ute
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-01-26

uuire Andrew j. Scott, of this town, on
Tuesday last. Some time ago a sheep be-
longing to Mr.. John T. Davis was killed by
dogs He had it appraised and applied to
the County Commissioners for indemnity
therefor they refused to pay the bill be-
cause of the fact that the owners of the
dogs that killed it were known and able to
pay. Mr.. Davis thereupon brought suit
against Jas. u. Alexander and Stephen Nc
Kenney, the owners of the dogs, and on the
day above named the Justice gave a verdict
in favor of the plaintiff for the value OF the
sheep and costs of suit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06

members of the committee, and
after desperate struggle
with the unruly gang reached
hotel entrance and passed up to his
room. An immense throng followed
him but only n favored
few were admitted to the Generals
apartments. Members OF the press were
rigidlY excluded from the room and
compelled to take the curbstone
eats in the hall. After the crowd mad
serged and banged at the door
awhile, it was opened to adj
INIT a committee from the
Trade and Labor organizations of Chi
cago, who welcomed him to
Chicago and delivered an address
eulogizing his course as patriot and
friend of the working man. Gen. But
Ter responded as follows:
"GENTLEMEN- Such 4 demonstration
as this, coming from the common
people, the substratum of good
government, that upon which
the foundation of Government
rests, is a compliment that would
crafty any man; but when /
bear in mind that YOU come in
this, the only holiday night of
the week from your various homes and
occupations to pay me the highest COM
plliHenU Wnlcn can he paid to n
man-to give him your endorsement
your appreciation, your laudations and
assurances of your support, feel that
II would move heart of stone.
Laboring men have right to organize
and demand proper recognition
Of their rights and proper protection OF
their interests"
NoTE-The lateness of the hour neces-
states the curtailment of the Generals
speech at this point. Ed.
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Personal.

y. W. Thompson, attorncy-at-law, lett
last evening for Chicago.
l.. Bamnan left last evening for New
York, to be absent several weeks.
nr. ], II. Smith lcfl last evening for
Louisville tu he absent u month.
!. II, trump, of Baltimore, who has
been In the city for several days, left last
night for st. Louis.
W. l.. Hall. business manager of the
HERALD. lrlt yesterday far Chicago, TO
attend the Democratic National convcn-
ton.
W. h. Wheelock returned yesterday
from Monterey, Mexico, whore he went
on business as secretary of the Rnsarlo
Mining company.
j, Knight left last evening for Louis.
lam, Missouri, with his sick brother,
Mr.. Rodney Knight, IN charge, who Is
In very III health.
Col. Dan Mnlvcn, Of Columhus, Ohio. u
Democratic orator of ability and lniu-
uncc, IN here pursuing his aVocHtion IA n
commercial traveller lie IL a guest at
the Windsor.
Mr. A. Oppcnhcimcr and his family
len yesterday for ST. Paul, Minnesota
his future homo. The words OF common
courtesy are fraught with deepest mean
ing when applied to the departure of this
worthy gentleman. 80 long identified
with the prosperity of Dallas. The
HERALD bids adieu 10 Mrs. aud MIR.
oppcnheimer with sincere rogrct. bal
las has lost In this removal and st. Paul
has gained most cxcel!eE. people.
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haunts rocks, and pulls from the hidden
crevicos the lizard which has hidden
IRON sight. The Digger's wife, some
what smaller in stature than her lord
and master, gene ally armed with the
long pole, Is to 10 seen hunting for
Lizards Tho hook ut the end is simply
the stump of a Topped branch, though
sometimes il is tipped with horn and
Mt others the hard point is produced Inv
calclning il in the fire. Then there grows
ON the mesquite tree sort of bean not
unlike the honey locust. which has a
swcetish acid taste. These are collected
by the squaw Diggers and stored away
IN the corners of their cages. hidden ont
OF sight, or sometimes placed in rude
baskets made of woven grass. AS hunt
ers they are Il complete fauure. lney
nave no weapon strong enough TO kill
the big horn, black and white tailed deer
which are sometimes seen near their
haunls, and as for the grizzly bear, a
whoic settlement of DIgsers Would r,.lI
from one. As 10 filling the soil, thew
are absolutely ignorant of even the
simplest modes of agriculture, and their
language resembles serios of grunts or
howls, like hungry ours. They use signs
ana gestures, nut possess nv,iiing like a
language"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06
LOCAL LINES.
THE HUMPHREYS MURDER AGAIN
Trouble Brewing Between the City and
the Car Companies-Three Negroes
Await IdentificutiOn-A Crook
From the Fort, Etc.
The HumpIhrees Murder.

The grand jury found bills Of indict-
ment against George Waller in two
cases, one for perjury in the tes-
timony he gave at the inquest held
over the remains of +. +. HUMPHREYS
at the stock Yard saloon in East Dal-
las, and another against him, charging
him with being accessory To the
killing. John Herndon and Ike
Hunnicut, were both also in
dicted for perjury, ON the charge
of false swearing in the same connection.
Being relatives OF Jim Hunnicutt,
who was arrested and indicted for
the killing they could not under
the law he indicted as accessories.
They have not yet been arrested.
1t will be remembered that Joe Polser
ut frs! assumed the killing of Humph
rees, but after his arrest and incarcero-
ton "squealed" and said it was put-up
job. He said that jim IIunnicut fired
the fatal shot. Polser was released
from prison few days since.
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Che Fire Record


PARIS, July Special, AT 1880 u.
N. to-day, 7. y. Hamilton Il Sons plan
ing mill and lumber yard were discov-
cred to be on fire. The mills and lum-
her yard were finally destroyed, togcth-
or with one small residence, despite the
heroic efforts of the brave iiremen and
citizens. Several ilremon were over
heated and tainted, among them Mr..
&c Williams. Mr.. LeclecQ and Mr..
Shumatc, but all have about recovered
from the effects of the heat. 4 novel
feature was the fair ladies of Paris
standing in limo and passing buckets of
water, while some noble and heroic
men cooled themselves In the shade.
j. i. Hamilton u Sons loss was $4,000;
insurance, $3.50 in Fire Association of
Philadel phiu, Niagara, of New York,
ani British American, equally. =. e.
Dixon Loss on tools and lumber In
shop, 500; no insurance.
Al NEWARK, O.
NEWARK, o., July h.-Thc Agricultu-
rul Works caught fire in the engine
room at o'clock this morning and were
completely destroyed. Loss $780, 200: in
surancc, S226,OOO. distributed In leading
homo and foreign companies. Three
hundred mon have been thrown out OF
employment.
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WASHINGTON.
LOGAN RISES TO EXPLAIN
And Consumes Many Minutes of the
tleeting Session The House In
clined to be Perverse and
ACCOMMODATIONS.
COMBINATIONS.
\ TONY LIST.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-COntirmations
Lewis Richmond, Of Rhode Island, Min
lister Resident and Consul-General ofthe
United States to Portugal; Alphonso
Taft, Of Ohio, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States to Russia; John A. Kasson.
OF Iowa, Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentiary ofthe United States
to Germany; John NJ. Francis, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary Of the United States to Austria
Hungary; Samuel IL. NJ. Barnes,
Consular General, Rome, Italy;
John f. Morgan, Chief Justice
OF supreme court, Idaho; George
Turner, of Alabama, Associate Justice
of the Supreme court, Washington Ter
ritory; John w. Lacy, of Indiana, Chief
Justice Of Supreme court, Wye.
ming Territory; Charles S.
Season, of Illinois, Chief Jus.
tice of Supreme court, Utah.
j. D. Cousins, of Missouri, Marshal Ot
the United States, Eastern district OF
Missouri; Seward Smith, of Iowa, Asso.
ciate Justice of the Supreme court, De-.
kota; Ward McAllister, OF California
United States District Judge, Alaska; h
W. Haskell, of Iowa, Attorney of the
United States, Alaska; lie Barron b
Colt, Of Rhode Island, United State.
Judge First Judicial circuit; NJ. G.. Hill
yer, Of Nevada, Marshal of the limited
States Of Alaska,
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Street halfway, and Street PAVING.

The Main street and the San Jacinto
street horse car companies decline to pay
The paving pro rata according to the or
dinaucc and will fight the case in the
courts. The management of the latter
company intend prosecuting City Asses
sor and Collector Bogcl in a
suit for damages based ON
The levy, at his instance, on
It car.the Assessors levy being based on
the company's refusal 60 pay the price
pf the paving, as allotted, az the Elm
street crossing. This is n small amount
but il is resisted on the principle in
volvcd. The Eryay line has not cx-
pressed itself ~ vet. The Belt
line, in letter of that management, nd
dressed To Mayor CHbcll, signify willing
ness to pay M proposed by the city, IN
ease The streets. are paved on its route.
# viii be q litigation of much interest
when the trials occur.
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sPLINTERs.

The famous Grigsby land case Is being
argued in the District court.
r. NJ. Knox says il Is a ten-pounder
and belongs TO the Queens 'navee."
Mother and boy doing well.
TO the knights of Honor of Texas:
Necessity compells me 60 appeal to YOU
,or aid, having been burned out on
July lst., and lOosing nearly all pos
seSSed. W. a. GuFgORY,
clehurie Lodge 1885.
:. Beck, the ieweler, 5i4 Main street, Is
agent Tor "kayton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spoctaclos' acknowledged to be
the best Spectaclcs IN the market. Call
ami purchase a pair and Nc convinced of
their superiority. 4 perfect fit guaran-
teed,
The Grove Schpol, for boys and girls,
enters upon its fifth wear, Sontomber ;,
1891. Instructors Prof. q. w. Grove,
Mrs. q. w. Urovo. Prof. J. q. TaliaterrO
AID Prof. a. L. Foster. The music de-
partment is under the ms ruotion OF
Prot j. Is. Taliaiorro.
our Baptist brethren sre very much
exercised over tho questi n Of taking
care Of the Sunday-school convention,
which nlcots In the Baptist church ON
next Friday. II will he thc biggest thing
~ tht way W " NuilulN-~cnODl eOnNtn-
tion ever held In Texas. Al church
people Will no doubt help The Baptists
entertain their guests.
There are many choap cosmetics Of
tered for snlo which clain TO contain
nothing injurious TO the SlSn. This il all
hosh; all, or very nearly all, are com
pounded FROM the most dcicterious rrd
poisonous drugs IA Tue mater'a niyN. ca;
thoy destroy The yiiailtv az the skin,
making the CONSUME. proAlaluftiy With
areG and old. j. a. ro1zphi guarantees
his medicated complexion powder IN
l,Iely free from AL injurious matter.
tAoin mono other ami Won will mover ~
geei. Prlce 80 GEMS and "A per h1x.
Sold t.' MI Druggists nlspsrfIners.
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After That Jewelry.

LoNdvIEw, July Especial. Sam
Smiths dwelling was robbed last night.
His watch and other articles of less
value were taken. Mrs. Smith has a large
quantity offine iewelry, but it fortunately
Numerous attempts have been made to
rob MIR. Smiths house, stimulated by
the presence of this jewelry, until he
found it better for his peace of mind Ia
ret il out of his house. The articles
{ ken are valued ut about $50.
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POSTAL POINTS.
ME SERVICE Ia rEXLs.

WASHINGTON, July o. Special. 49,
Changes in Star schedules: Route 1924
Plantersville to Prismoid. Leave Plant
ersville Tuesdays and Saturdays at s Il.
m. Arrive at Prsmoid by II u. IN. Leave
Prismoid Tuesdays and SATURDAYS at T.
IN. Arrive mt Plantersvillc by 3 p. m.
Postofliccs established: Baker, Cooke
county.-Special from Pilot Point, & nus.
$. f., on Route 3l92S. Bloomfield. ems.
-. w.
Changes in Star Schedules: Route
3li33. DeKalb to Daily Springs. Cor
rect schedule "a shownin bulletin 1914.
so as to state arrival time at Daily
Springs as I p. M.
Postmasters commissioners August
Holzopel, Cicero; \ NJ. Farmer, Dime
Box, Lee county; John II. Dnnken,
Chandler, Texas; James d. Gilman
Glen Cove, Texas.
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Undcli,crrd kilograms.

Following arc messages remaining ou
hand ut the Western Union Telegraph
office, corner Elm and Lamar streets,
Par;iescan get them by calling from 5 u
lpa. NJ, and from GtoS p. m. Emmcr-
Son, 'ralco,t u Co., Mrs. clyde Hen.
uigeS, n, Campbell, Sherwood, Stcm-
mons * Field, ID. VI. Osborne * Co.,
Heating Implement Co., j. Briggs, j. f.
Briggs, Rainwnter Il Stcurns. George j
Bartrain, Agent Pullman sleeper, VI. u,
darlington, w. II. Hatch, Weir Pillow
Company, q, 4. Nunncly.
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Capture ofa Crook.

j. Allison, the confidence crook, who
has been plying his ncfariuuS calling on
the Texas ~ Pacific, between Ibis city
and Fort Worth for some time, by the
passage of bogus cheeks, on
which he realized quite handsome
sum. was captured NJ Fort Worth
Friday night,City Marshal Arnold went
after him, and arrived here with him
last evening. lie is the same party who
raised u check given by Colonel G.. r.
Caldwell on Adams a loonard's bank
from Sl2.ij to Sii5. lie is in the county
mil
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METEOROLOGICAL.
Dr. Anrnsins Knhne.

llor SPRtNos, ARK, July Especial.
This evening DR.. Augustus Kuhne
died from the effect of sunstroke. DIR.
Kuhne was somewhat noted character
and possessed no ordinary ability. Two
years ago he suggested to Gen. LOgnn
the Importance of the establishment of Il
Soldiers and Sailors hospital at Hot
Springs, and the Illinois Senator SUISSE
ouontly engineered the idea through
Co lgress.
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Awaiting Identification.

During the past few days Officer Spcn-
Ger has arrested and lodged in the coun-
" jail three negroes named Henry
q ruth, h rlie Carter aud Jack Hughes
Who wee iucarcerated ustenSihly
ON the charge of burglary
II leaks out, however, TINT they were
arrested on suspicion of one of them
being the party who made the assault
upon Mrs. W. III. Flippcn Il few days
since. They are merely suspected Oi
being the parties, and are being held to
await Identification. Mrs. Flippcn is
visiting friends ut COrSicaua.
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The Grand Stand Fell.

BUTTE, NJ. r., July "a terrible acct
dent occurred here yesterday at the race
course. Five hundred people were on
the grand stand when the roof fell in and
the foundation gave way, precipitating
the people distance of twenty feet to
the ground below. One boy was killed
and a dozen others seriously wounded.
Two of them are not expected to live.
Mayor Owetry, in trying to prop up the
wreck, was struck by timber and fear.
fully cut on the head, Great consterna-
ton prevailed, women fainting and chill
dren crying. Several limbs were broken
and many otherwise seriously injured.
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AirirI,lrul l'nte.

san ANroNIo, Julyj Special. Yes
tcrdaya man named john Anthony. Il
digger, was killed while at work cxca-
waiting by an immense rock, which ton
Piled over the brink and fell a distance
ufsiNtylcet, striking him squarcly ON he
head and killing him instantly. The
skull was ilattcned out ON the shoulders
and the brains scattered in every dircc-
finn
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CRIME AND ACCIDENT.
TIE BURGLAR RUSTlCATING,
But With an Eye to Business-A Blaze
ut Enthusiastically Dark Deeds
in the Lone star State and
Elsewhere-Casualties.
A Destructive Wind Storm---Kilied by
Cannon.

Destructive Wind Storm---Kilied by
Cannon.
KANSAS CITY, July "a destructive
wind storm visited Rich Hill, Missouri.
early yesterday morning, demolishine
the Presbyterian church, Il brick struct-
urc. The west end of the school house
was unroofed, the Methodist Episcopal
church lifted from its foundation, The
factory unrooted, and a number of small
buildings blown down or badly twisted.
Several persons were slightly hurt, but
no lives lost. The damage to property
in town and vicinity will probably
reach 100000. Considerable destruction
was also wrought at Walnut, in the same
county.
During the celebration yesterday at
Centralia, Missouri, John lNinks and Del
Conger were killed by the premature
discharge of cannon.
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War Approhended In the Territory.

FORT SMITH, ARK, July 5.-The
Choctaw troubles, which originated in
the refusal of certain property owners to
pay permit tax, has assumed serious
attitude. Miles Hoyt, prominent
leader, has been outlawed and driven 20
the Cherokee nation, where he has a
gang Of about thirty men, mostly des-
his support. Fifty Choctaw militia-men
have been called out, and the Cherokee
authorities are asked to cooperate with
the militia in eflecting the arrest of
lloyt's gang. Warrants have been is
sued for the arrest Of Hoyt for burning
the Choctaw courthouse. 4 fight is
daily expected.
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BARGAINS!
VIII now b. offered in Mems and Boys Low
Cut ShOcs,in hand & machine sewed, ALI styles
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICE
H. PAGE G. SON, 7O8 Elm St.

July 9Th, according to the New York
Chronicle, was as follows:
Total supply to-day this week, p
l13,2SS; last week, 2,2ll,G79,
Same day last ycar-this week, 2,322,
Oh; last week, 2ll0,l 1876.
Dillcrencc--this week, 1865; last
week iOS157
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TIME EXTENDED.
SpRINGER's COMMIrrrE,

WAsHINGToN, July 5.--The House of
Representatives has granted the Com
mittee on Expenditures, in the Depart
ment of Justice, sixty days in which to
file its report on the Star route investiga-
ton and investigate the fraudulent ac-
ton of United States court officials.
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Han Over IA Cow,

NEW ORLEANS, July j.-Thc Jackson
passenger train on the Natchc2 ~ Jack
son road, ran over II COW between Jack
son and Raymond. The train was
ditchcd and badly wrecked. Mail
Agent FltGhugh and several passengers
were seriously bruised. No lives lost.
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Those Stage EObbors-A Mexican Muir.
dercd.

SAN ANGELA, July Especial. The
stage robbers, McDnrrell and Pallcr,
have gone to San Antonio to answer for
the robbery ut Pipes Creek post-oilice,
Raudera county. They will he returned
here II indicted by our grand jury.
Mocns, Il Mexican border for Turner
Brothers. was murdered in camp on
Tuesday night. No clue to the murder
fsr
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And when you wish to start North ot
East for visit to the Springs and sum.
NOR resorts of Wisconsin andNlinncsota
to Altoona or Crcsson Springs, In the
mountains of PUnnsvlvania, or to the
White Sulphur or other resorts of Nir.
ginia, don't forget that the Nandalin
Line from ~. Louis X the "ch0ice route.
All coupon ticket agents In Texas sell
the Nandalia tickets. For rates apply
to them cor write for Information to.
j. NJ. CltEsDRorun,
Asst. Gonl. Pass. Ag't. st. Louis, Mo-.
or Ggo. \. KNOTT,
Southwestern Pass. Ag't., Dallas, Texas
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For County At.orncy.

For County At,orncy.
In this issue of the HERALD appears
the announcement Of Mr.. G. +. Clint a.
Il candidate for reelection to the re-
S SSe ncaS Once oI ESMn'S n Mp nr"StnS
Attorney ut this bar for n number
of years past. and has during his pres
emf term of office discharged the duties
of the office In fearless and impartial
manner that has marked him M u man
of the people. The bond docket during
his administration has been kept mp
with, and men ont on bond have been
convicted. He is well qualified for the
position. and should he be re elected will
uo ~saD. AlNs s.ltAs.alt.vl,
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tttemptcd Unne.

WACO, July >. Special. This after
noon Tandy Thompson, Il negro barber,
met a negro country girl on the street,
aud after u short talk asked her to come
into his shop and have some ice cream.
ran out crying, and had Tandy arrested
Tor assault with attempt to commit rape.
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The grand jury returned yesterday
sixteen bills of indictment against Mr..
g.. q. Wright, aud two additional mdici-
meuts against L. Baum aud j. l.ohn-
stein, each, charging them with Swind-
ling in the cotton eases.
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They Mndc IIenNN Hnnl.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July IA spc-
cinl from Dayton, Tenn, saws the store
pt Howard 4 Howard has been burglar
iypd of SlI Mm
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wiuc-Bibblng Burglar.

waco, July a. Especial. The whole.
sale liquor establishment of ). Archcn.
hold & Co., was burglarized last night
the burglar helping himself literally tc
liquors and cigars.
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A rnnrih I'D .InlN Cn.nnlIlv.

CuNRpEN, o., July ). The accidental
explosion of fire works last night killed
u man naucd Durily, ol Newhury. and
the young son of Dir. Cleveland. of
uurlou
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COMMERCIAL CHIPS.
Assignments.

NEW NoRK, July 8. Whittemorc. Ca
bot & Co. assigned to-day.
Edward Morgan, u member of the
banking firm of NJ. Morgan's Sons, filed
an individual assignment to-day.
o. M. Bassett & Co., straw goods, as
signed to-day.
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Closing Out.

Jerseys! Jerseysl! Jerseys!!! All sizes
and colors, below cost, at Bauman's, zoo
Elm street.