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Both Drowned.

Chicago, July l9.-rhe Daily News
Clofton Forge, Virginia, special says:
At Iron Gate, Virginia, yesterday,
Thomas johnson strapped his step-son
and tied his hands to " hin him, but the
boy escaped, ran to the river and jumped
lii. Johnson followed. The current was
swift and both were drowned. The
bodies were recovered last night.
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STOP HERR"
HOLD UP YOUR HANDS -
stage Travel Through the southwest
ruiz of EpisodeS-Judse Lynch ia
Alabama-Othec Crimes and
Casualties Recorded.
Disciple, of Claude Duyal.

san Ant 40, July ~. Special. -.
Three or four days ago The stage to
fredrichshurg and the stage to Senter-
let We're robbed by two men, masked,
VINO left in the direction of San Antonio.
rms evening the Boerne stage from this
place was robbed by two men, four miles
rom that town, and in sight of a school
mousse and three or four residences. The
men were masked. The stage contained
three male passengers and one female,
VINO We're al gone through. making no
fight. Tho mail was not touched. The
men were well mounted and well armed,
Officers mc in pursuit.
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The case ofthr ~. Dun,tnn.

LoNpoN, July 10. The steamer 81.
3unstan, which arrived in the Mcrscy
yesterday from Marscillos, after LOSING
twp persons from the cholera, has been
twir" disiuiectcl, the stores taken on
board at Marsoilles destroyed and her
water ballast pumped out.
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THE GOV ERNMENr.

Appointments ny the Presidential pc-
clsion by tho Internal Revenue Commi,-
sioner.
WASHINGTON, July 49,, Miss Clara
Barton. President, and Mr.. A. $. Solo
mo1, N!-N-pgcsiieat Of The American
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CiNClNNATI, o., July ~. 4 Xanrs.
vile, Ohio, special says: Joseph Crosby,
u leading citiZon, has been arrested for
forgery upon the complaint Of W. H..
Johnston, His method was to give notes
with forged endorsements. Thcamuunt
is said to reach SlO,0 900.
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The Fire Record.
Ar AYERS, Mon.

nsrEoir, MICu., July 10. \ ilrr at
Bycrs, MecOsta county, last night de-
Struyed i,O0O,OW feet uf lumber belong.
Inc To the Oliver Scamon mill. 9th.
property saved. Loss between S6O,sA
and $4,000; insurance, $lB,0D.
AT CKDAR SPRINGS, MItlI.
GRAND RAPIDS, MlCH., July ~.
For the third time within year the
neighboring town of Cedar Springs was
swept by fire, which broke out In y
large lumber yard Yesterday afternoon.
4 high wind blew directly toward tho
business portion of tho town. johnson
II Links mill, the Wagur house, Grand
Rapids q Indiana railway depot,
Cedar Springs house and the
whole business part, two squares,
both sides of Main street, of the Town,
were entirely consumed. Two mon aud
one boy were burned In the mill. One
man, u commercial traveller, was burned
In tho Wagar house. Their names have
not yot been learned. All the business
part, except two stores and tho Clipper
office, were burned. and FULLY two-thirds
of tho residences. Tho fire broke out In
Johnson & Links lumber yard. losses
are generally estimated at Sl50,0OO to
$AlO,0OO, chiefly ia small amounts, well
Insured.
Ar ma RAPIDS, Atrlf
Bro RNrfDs, MCH,, July lD.--Dlivpr
Seaman's mill and G,O0O,0M or 7,UNO,uN
leet of pine lumber were destroyed nv
fire last night. Tue loss Is estimated at
sd, 900: insured for $4,000,
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VICTORIA LAWNS
Formerly sold Mt l5c., reduced to lOc.
WHITE PIQUE
nc, sold before at .....
Al lOc., formerly sold at.
AT &C., formerly sold at

We win sell for the above period of tim
following: Tapestry, Brussels, Body Brussel
Hemp and Coca and Straw Mattings, etc.
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,Judpc Lynob In AIabo,n,

CHICAGO, July l9.-The Daily News
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, spccia! says:
Henry Burke, colored, who attempted to
outrage little white girl, was captured
last night in the garrett of an old house.
\ mob at midnight took him from iaih
hanged him to a tree in the stree. and
put five bullets in his body.
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TERRELL July 10, Special. Mr.. @.
5. Barrett arrived this evening with
Fred Foster, alias G.. c. Cook. Mr.. Bar
rett is clerking for Cariker, Rhodes d
Whitfield. Foster, under the assumed
name Of Cook, called on Mr.. Barrett,
presented forged order from j. NJ. Da-
Wis, bought on it suit of clothes and
took the train Tor Arkansas. MIR. Bar.
retL, who is Ger polite to customers,
followed him to Prescott, Arkansas,
ana paid his return fare, that he might
ne uule to explain his conduct person
ally to the ilrni hr had sWindled.
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Galveston, July 1910 H.. y. Turner, Ticket
Agent. Jji Main Street, Dallas:
Commencing To day, trains will run
through to Baton Rouge, whore close
connection is made with The y. o. n NJ.
V. railway for New Orleans. Passengers
leaving Dallas ut -:l0 p. IN. arrive nj
Baton Rouge at o'clock and New
orleans at 10 o'clock next morning
Sleeping cars daily between Marshall
and Baton Rouge.
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Tho nentb Knte M Mnr.cIIl..

MARsEILLEs (Noon), July ~. Five
deaths since Q o'clock this morning;
en- patients have been cured aud left
he hospital
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Mrs. Fitzgerald and Dauehtrr

CLEBuRNE, July l9.-ISpecial. Mrs.
J. IL. Fitzgerald and her little daughter,
Jessie Bette, and her little son, Gerard
Fitzgerald, died last night and will be
buried tomorrow morning at o'clock.
DR.. Fitzgerald has the sympathies of the
community in his sore Bereavement.
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ItnrrnL IIn Nm. nI.rrnnrhI.nh

TYLrh July i9.-tSpccid. In the
District court yesterday Tom Terrell. an
eN-convirt, was given two years for IL
lcwal voting,
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oMriibut Mrnl,."

NEwDrRYroRT, MASS, July ~. John
"reeIoy roceivedthe following:
81, Johns, y. f., July 10.
que in New York about August LIST;
s shhll spend sick leave in Newburyport
'hiS autumn. Pcrfectlywcll hut weak.
tNlGhed "a, w. GREELEY."
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Ready for Trial

WACO, July 19.-[special. "A. Al
bridge, n well known travelling man for
the Burford IL George Implement COM
pany, of Kansas City, is here to stand
trial Monday before the United States
Commissioner on the charge of perjury
made by \. Hinchman, Agricultural
implement dealer here.
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Panic Stricken Officials.

MARsErLLEs, July l9.-Onicals are
panic stricken because of the failure TO
check the spread of cho,crl and are
fleeing.
Six deaths from cholera occurred at
Aries Yesterday
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MEXICC.
= MONETARY s.vp,at,

y
CRY uF Mexico Nia Galveatou}, July
H.. The now law comp"is the with
drawal Of the issue banks. Interior
banks are combining with London
banks To influence the Government Ia
modify the law. niaZ is asked To out
line his policy.
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Presumably Innocent.

WACO, July l9.-JSpo'ial y a, hob
crtSou, Young farmer OF this county.
was Jailed last night uu the charge ui at-
tempting TO rape MIS- Ballard. An cN-
aminiug trial to-day resulted in his lis
charge.
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Wilbur, the little 3-year-old son o.
Mr., John s. Wiiwor, fell into a tub yes.
torday morning and fractured hi, LETT
collar bono. The little fellow IL doing
we'll
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Thn RIerenth AnnnnI Tnrln

OF the preparatory department., en-
bracing q thorough course In English.
will commence on the first Monday H.
September Mt Lawrence's Commercial
College. No vacation in thu CONNER
rlnl, telegraph and music departments
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nuslNrss nnIEFS.
rone I'D lhc sloek Mnrl.r..

'"'ie og The stock MARKET.
NhW lo8h. July 10. Governments
fra.
Railways firm.
SStalo securities quiet.
81, ~ upward movements which set IN
D,., ,nV au"k exchange Yesterday unde
i"rthor progress tuis .n6rnlu-. lsavora
,rip HdNlrcsand the scut,ityo tStoclis
;, ''c cnisSs ~. work. inlae e.uly
"'''lS TIE iiuthet'Yas 4, u. retfNt a'l,
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TouLoN, July l9.-Shopkoepers here
are closing their :; bIi hmonts. The
light Of residents /, univ rsal. The
men stationed at the n Ia ire lowing.
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His Cnsn Unntinnrd.

GALVESTON, July ~ Isaac Iirncron,
being indicted for being Interested in
contracts with the city, no being an
Alderman of tho same, had his case CON
,inued to-day.
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Owing to tho fact that the undertakors
falled to furnish the Health officer with
tho list IF turial certificates for tho past
N"oh no was unable 10 mako his mortu-
airy report. Thoro is An ordinance regu-
lating this maitOr.
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PETERSBURG, VA. July ~ The jury.
in the case of Thomas j. Davis for tho
murder of john DillmHn disagreed.
Davis was hailed til October.
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WASHINGTON, July -. Admiral
Nichols, acting Secretary Of the Navy
has issued orders to Commander Schlcy
this afternoon To remain at st. Johns rs
lonG rs necessary to secure the cncISmE
Of the dead OF the Grceleyparty i'm Baskets
and then proceed with his three vessels,
the Thctis, Bear and Alert with Surviv-
Q;;S AID dead, to Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, where he will await further
orders and where the members of the
nreeley party and relief expedition can
Sec9me acclimatcd before proceeding
further south.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
jackson rhnmnsnn-

WACO, July l9.-.Special. jackson
Thomson, who founded tho Waco Cot
ton mill, bringing the machinery from
England during the late war, was buried
this morning.
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Y. +. Lyons. S2G Wood, vt residence
entire 10, at household furnitur ., Thurs
day. 9th. Fine, Very Fine A lctipneer.
Plano, Beds, Parlor sets, Dining room,
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IS a n H. R THAN EvEIEe {!


erot VERY LOW PRICES alm nt All our safes
tue Best Material and
We aohave some Fire and Elm St.
~
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Hazel's "Exp!anat;on.

WAHINGTON, July l9-Gcn. Uazcn is
annoyed by the criticisms which have
been made respecting the non establish
ment of q camp ut Cape Sabine on the
west coast Of the channel, and has pre-
pared the following memorandum in re-
spect to the matter:
ut was the plan from the first to place
sdepOt upon the East bank of Green
land at littleton Island. This was
Greeley's plan. After a very careful
and prolonged study of the whole
subject he not only made the
plan before ne started but
very carefully reiterated it in writing
after reaching Lady Franklin bay, clos.
ing his letter on the subject in these
words: NO deviations from these in
structions should be permitted. The
latitude of action should not be given TO
the relief party, who are on a known
coast or searching for men who know
Leir plans and ORDERS The reasons for
his decision were that there was coal on
Me east side and none on the west. II
was in the ncighborhOod of
friendly Esquimeux, who did
not reside ON the west
side. On the east side there was abjnd-
ant game, while there was none on the
west; Mhlle numerous camps of cNpluf-
crs had been established on the east sluc
Tor tho above reasons, while they Hra
never established on the west side be
cause the west side was no more chan
barren rocks. The plodg" Of the signal
officer to support Greeley In exact az
rorn with this arrangemcu. WAS the
most sacred any man could give. 70 hay,
departed from il would have been base
trcarhery. This was done in every par
ticular. Rotrospcctively one may see
o1hor plahs that uu1n. nave uccu better,
but IN making personal Judgments we
must place ourselves i'm he position Of
GrtclcN and those who We're work ing
with him three years ago, mt the time he
left the Signal office. The Garlinglon
Relief expedition was condemned
by the court Of enquiry
because il did not depart from this
agrcCm mt So tar as To- establish q depot
going up instead OF coming down, if IL
failed 10 reach Lady Franklin t.y as
Gfrriey mad directed, hut il seems now
that had it been done Greeley could not
have reached il. aS explained i'm Ris dis
patch tor reasons ,hen not lUresecn."
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Aghtli,. MIsban.

Pure Fruit Juices
Are used In nickoS n Patterson's soda
water ~vrupS
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paiterson's soda water is tke bcs' .
CngNer MNin md hmm street,.
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No marble dust in our soda water.
Nothing but the purest soda and best
yrups at llickox Il Patterson's.
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BARGAINS
WIN now be offered In Mems and Boys Low
Cut Shoes In hand ~ machine sewed, All styles
DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR PRICES
H. PAGE g. SON, 7O8 Elm ST.


Premature Loss of the Hair
NJ Y be entirely prevented by the use of
Blu n .Tr's CoCAoINE.
Y Il superiority of BURNETT's FLA
vORING EXTRACTS consists in their per-
feet purity and strength.
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lllckoX N Patterson make their own
soda water of pure soda and cisteru wa
Tor
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Paper Hanglngs.
Our spring stock is now complete. We
have many beautiful patterns and de-
signs, Cab and examine.
HAMILTON & YOU'VE.
S96 Elm street.

S. Beck, the jeweler, 5li Main street, is
agent for "Kayton's Celebrated White
Crystal Spectacles" Acknowledged 10 he
the hest spoctacles in the muNet. Gail
and purchase IA pair and be- con> inced OF
thcir superiority. \ perfect tit guaran-
tecdi
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All hats sod at reduced prices at Z.
Bauman's, zoe Elm street.
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N'''ls l.l.Ottu,
A. G.. p. & Il. A., Galveston.

The only original Patterson's mead is
found at the corner of Main and Lamar
| StrnptS
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NOTES FROM SHERMAN.
Preparing for Another Big Pole Rails
ing-Let the Boys Shoot En-
off-Camp Meetings.
The Days Doings in the District Court =
A Grand Festival To Night
Society Notes.
speclal TO the earelte.

SpeNlal 10 the hAAelles
SHERMAN, Ten, Sept 1.-THE sue
eessful pole-raising by the Democrats
of Gospel Ridge last week has inspired
other sections and wards Of the city TO
do likewise. and the result is that
money has already been contributed
to raise one in the courthouse yard
next Thursday night. The spire is to
be $50 feet high and stout enough to
hold a splendid banner bearing the
prophetic legend: "Cleveland and
Hendricks, the Next President and
Nice.President of the United
States.n Besides our home talent,
Olin Wellborn and Gov. Throckmorton
have been invited and are expected 20
be present TO speak on that occasion.
| No doubt this will be one of the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings of the
unteTrified Democracy of Old Grayson
/ that was ever held In Sherman. Our
/ people are in dead earnest about Keep
ing their leading place as the banner
Democratic county in Texas, and
while we have no school issues TO dis
tract or divide our forces, II Is quite
probable we will roll up rs large n ma
jority as ever before.
A petition has been numerously
signed by the citizens 10 have the
mayor suspend the ordinance against
fireworks "for one night onlyn SO that
the boys can make the welkin ring
with exploding torpedoes, and set the
heavens ablaze with the lurid light
Of sky-rockets and Roman candles. II
can do no harm to any body and will
encourage the boys.
The ladies had a meeting again last
evening at the Opera-hOuse TO prepare
for the festival tomorrow, Friday
night. The reports OF the several
committees showed the most encour.
aging results, 500 has been sub
scribed and an ample supply OF
cake for the feast has been
donated by the best cooks In the city.
A large quantity OF ice cream has been
engaged and the ladies assigned 20 pre-
side over the tables have selected a
host of pretty girls To wait ON their
gallant customers. The use OF the
house has been generously given by
Mr.. Batsell, the manager, aud the
prospect Is now that quite handsome
sum Of money will be raised 10 further
the end In view. sherman VIII be
represented at the New Orleans ex-
position for the ladies have said IT,
Gov. o. 4. Lyon is the toast
Of the city today, and when
complImenied on his graphic
introduction 10 the voters OF Texas
eOmplaeently says that every word
your correspondent said OF him is true.
We replied, that II Is the leading char
acterlstic of Democratic, from the most
humble private In the rear rank TO
! the gallant leader on the presidential
ticket, 10 'tell the truth"
w. 7. DIgau Of Bells came over TO
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the city to-day and reports about one
third Of a crop of cotton in his section
of thetounty.
There Is n well-attended and success.
full camp.meeting In progress
at Bells, conducted by Rev.
j. IL. Reynolds Of Sherman.
Several important additions have been
made TO the church and,many .lnquir-
ing souls have found peace and rest
In the loving arms of Il cruciiied Re-
deemer. The good work goes bravely
on and will continue so long as an
anxious sinner remains at the altar
asking the prayers OF the brethren,
A camp-meetlng lately Ia progress
in Preston Bend on Red river was sus-
pended "a day or two ago because OF the
prevalence of malarlal fever in the
neighborhood. Judge James Porter
and wife, two of the main pillars In
the church there, were both quite sick
two days ago.
Mrs r.. Rice, who lately canvRssed
the cities of North Texas for the Gal
weston Opera-Glass, has retired from
the newspaper business and opened a
fine stock Of millinery goods in the
southeast room of the Sherman opera.
house.
Capt. J. II. Brown retired from the
Binkley house to-day and surrendered
the keys to his successor, 4, J. Pankey,
Esq.
The district court got fairly to work
to-day, and proceeded TO the trial Of
causes. In the case OF the State Va.
Hugh Buchanan for assault to
murder, Judgment nisl was REM
dered at the March term and this
morning a demurrer was argued before
His Honor, which resulted In the state
by attorney taking non suit. The
attorney will now institute proceed
ings de nOVo.
This court was occupied this after
noon In the trial of "A suit brought 10y
the heirs against Wilson johnson for
their deceased mothers interest In the
homestead on West Mulberry street IN
Sherman, but the cause was not con-
Guided
Mrs. Jot Guuter and daughter,
Miss Eula, aud Mrs. o, II. Lyon
left this evening for Galveston.
Capt. l.. Il. Ely, our fine jeWeler.
lover OF good woman, a good horse, a
fine turnout, good gun and iine
dog, was made happy yesterday by Sc
curing the haDdsOmest pointer ever
brought to the city. He promises 10
let The GAZETTE scribe shoot over
this beautiful dog some fine day, and
then look out for big hunting story.
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POLITICAL.
A Monster Demonstration by the
Democrats in the District of Co
lumbia Last Night.
Gov, Thwokmorton and Barnett Gibbs
Review State and National Affairs
at the Falls.
An Old Time Love Feast at Tampa.
sas- Gov. ireland and other Can
didates Present.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WICHITA FALIS, TN, sent. H.
Gov. j. W. ThOckmorton and Hon.
Barnett Glbha spoke here last night to
large and sppmciatye audience.
Gov. ThrockmortOn confined himself
to national issues, Ho stated that po-
lltical speeches should not be made for
the purpose OF vitOpcration aud abuse
ofthe opposite party, but Cor the pur-
pose of bringing the minds of the pee
pie TO consider questions OF great inn
portanCe and TO Aeqnaint them with
the vicws aud principles " those who
would serve them In u pubic capacity
and 20 discuss the sOundness OF those
principles. For his part, he believed
there were az many honest and CON
acientiOus men Ia the Republican par
" as in the Democratic party, but that
the leaders " the Republican party
were far more corrupt than the Ipn0-
cratic leaders, He then arraigued the
Republicans for their wholesale abuses
of power tor the last twenty years, for
maintaining the laws known as war
measures long amer reasons for such
measures were gone, thus preying ON
the masses for the benefit OF few
wealthy landholders; and he con-
trasted with their action the constant
effort of the Democrats To serve the
true interests of the people. He
handled the tariff question Ia amastoi-
ly manner aud showed w the great
oppression OF protection, The Interest
OF the audience was evidenced hy ST.
lent attention TO his reasoning during
hta urNlstfltN A ~
its oloae.
MIR, GibbE appearance was greeted
with applause. He spoke for AN hour
In his own animated style, combining
himself almost entlr ~ 10 state issues.
He contrasted the present condition of
the state with that while II was under
Republican misrule. He admitted
that the Democrats had made mis-
takes, but showed they were honest
mistakes and were corrected as soon M
understood, He cuntended that the
way for Democrats TO correct errors
WIS through the Democratic party and
not 10y lying the track and uniting
with Republicans, negroes and mall
contents generally TO elect Wash Jones
for governor; dempg0gue who has no
party and no fixed principles, He did
not believe n true Democrat would
vote for Wash Jones
He spoke of Gov. Ireland In highest
terms though admitting that he and
the governor were at variance In sew
eral minor Issues, he said no man
could deny that John Ireland was an
able and nn honest man aud that he
had served the people of Toxins faith
fully and well, aad no one doubted but
that he would continue 10 do 40.
MIR. Gibbs eplced his speech with
many humorous expressions, and was
frequently interrupted by applause.
He and Gov Throckmorton left for
Vernon this morning.
We are having iine rRins.
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PARTISAN NOTES.
special to tho Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Tax, Sept. ll.-Mrs. scales,
the wife OF DR.. Scales, was buried this
morning at Evergreen cemetery. She
had been long and patient sufferer,
and death brought sweet rest 10 the
wearied BODY rackcd with pain.
Or. X. + Boyd lectured last night
at the colored Baptist church TO "A large
congregation of his race. The doctor
is "A mulAtto OF intelligence and Is the
assistant professor OF anatomy In the
Mehany medical department Of the
Central Tennessee college. His
address was full Of good
sound, practical sense, such as
ought TO be given 30 the
colored individual; lac did not hesitate
TO tell them that the franchise was "a
mistaken boon aud that II never ought
10 have been conferred upon their race
until by their intelligence they had
shown themselves worthy Of II.
Eighty-hye bales ~ cotton received
yesterday.
Il. a. Long aud g. S. Conner are
the male teaEbeTs of the e0lOTed schools
Ina the city. Long has been tesching
eight years aud Is superior teacher.
Public schools will open on Monday,
the 18th. Delay IN the delivery OF fur.
Diture necessitated a pOstpOnemeni OF
the school,
A spelling bee at the meeting OF
the Good Templars on Saturday even
ing.