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Tho SWAIN Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.--It is under
stood the question raised by counsel for
Judge Advocate General Swain with
regard to the legality and authority of
the court martial appointed in the lat
ter's case has been decided adversely to
Gen. Swain, and that the court will as
somblc ana his trial begin saturday.
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San Angeln Nntcs.

SAN ANGELA, Nov. l3.--[Special, j.
Cleveland's official majority is 3lS; Ire
laod, l0l; W. \. McKonnedy is elected
Judge of the thirty-second district; n.
w. Hin, Of Abilene, is elected district
attorney; James Teol Is elected count,
judge tof Tom Green county; Will.
johnson is elected sheriff; John Lackey
Is elected county clerk; NJ. Carter /.
elected county attorney.
Charles Mills, an United States sol.
dior, was committed yesterday for thelI
of property of John Fitzpatrick.
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PRECAUTIONS AgnIn.t Ch.Ior,.

New York, Nov. l3.-Gov. Cleveland
to-day transmitted to tho state board
of health long communication from
tho national board of health on
the subject of cholera. Immediately
on its receipt tho state board
ot health appraised local health Offices
of the rapid advance of cholera I'm I'm.
rope, which threatens an invasion of
TINS country, and asking for tho ostab.
hshment and enforcement ufquarantine
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War Expenditures.

LoNDoN, Nov. l3,-u the commons
to day Harrington, secretary of state
for war, moved an appropriation of
Gl,0OO,0O0 for the Milo expedition.
He explained that tho object of
the expedition was to accomplish tho
relief of Gen. Gordon, hut said Gen.
Wolsoioy was not procludod by the
terms of his instructions from establish
ing n settled government over Khar-
toum and the surrounding districts.
The Blue Rook just published gives
much information concerning the re-
cent military expenditures of
the government, Tho government
has sanctioned the eNpendi-
ture of Gi6i 0l0 for the speedy
manufacture of The latest patterns of
breech-lnading ordnance aud etlI,OlO
for works and ornaments of defense M
Odeu, Criton, Singapore, Hong Kong.
Simon's BAY, Sierra Leone, II. Helona,
Mauritius, Jamaica aud 81. Lucia. The
principal expenditures are at Oden and
81. Lucia. rhecOlonios themselves CON
tribute E2i3,OuO toward the armnments.
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sentatives in the exposition building.
An office viii be equipped with telegraph
and telephone wires and postoflicss and
messenger service for the use of CORE
spondents. Invitations have been eX-
tended President Arthur and cabinet,
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Blaine; also to
President-elect Diaz, OF Mexico, and
Don Pedro, of Brazil. The Mexican con
gress viii adjourn to attend the open
inr
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Ar MoNRoE, l.orIs1ANA.

NEW ORLEANs, Nov. l3.-The Plea
yune's Monroe special says; The cotton
seed oil mill huro burned this evening.
Seven Hat cars Ofthe Nicksburv, Shrevo-
port " Pacific railroad were also do
stroyOd.
The oil mill was valued nj $4,000. II
helnrged to l.. u, Mclean, of Monroe,
A NEw olLEANM
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. l8.--rhe damage
by tho fire last night to the yioamor n =
dora aud $40 bales of cotton Is estimated
at $1,000; insured.
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burglar XII. n Policeman.

CtNCINNArI, Nov. l3.-Ahout 3:9l q.
M, while attempting to arrest a burglar
caught In the act in Newport, New
York, Policeman James Edgar was
was fatally shot. Tho burglar made his
escape.
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as to the college over which he presided
so long and happily.
To-day NJ. Bernheim purchased of G..
Forseman bale Of middling fair cot
ton, which he will forward TO the expo
sltion at New Orleans as 4 sample of
What williamson county can produce
IN the cotton line. 1t is very fine and
will run close race for the premium.
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The I'ramchi.. Am,

LoNDoNi Nov. la-m the house OF
lords this afternoon the franchise bin,
pas cd IT, iirstreading. The bill Is Ia
be read n second tiue ON Tuesday nexi.
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liareh,nr ON nnnrnIn.

CAIRO, Nov. IA later dispatch from
the mudir states that the mahdis chief
lieutenant Is marching against nongola
WIN ls,UON men, aud that another with
batish tribp.
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There are many iorus OF nervous de-
nnll.4 ~ mon lhat yield 10 the Use OF
.atitrs lrun Pulls. Those who art
uo''oseu WIN nofy9us weakness, night
sN rats, e., shmli trv sAohi.
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LoNnoN, Now l5.--At the wool sal 4
to-day $50 bales OF Port Phillip and
sydney were sold.A
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The IL xas express company sold its
unclaimed Packages at auction yester-
day, aud the usual amusing scenes, such
as some old bachelor paying two prices
for Mother Hubbard, when no fincied
he was getting gents wear, were en-
nctpd
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Reported Resignation ~ Minister As,or.
VIENNA, Nov. n. Tho Political Ga.
1e,te says that Mr.. Astor, the Inited
states minister at Rome, resigned his
office directly he heard ot the election of
Cleveland W
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It's set of features, n complexion
The tincturc of a skin that | admiren
IN using PoHZOufs complexion powder,
Faircst charms you will acquire.
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DALLAS, Nov. l3.-lEditor HERALp.l-
To settle adherence of opinion between
two gentlemen, please state which can
didate Puck supported in 1850 for presi-
dent. SuBscRnitn.
Hancock
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Fcatnres OF the wnrlh,sl.nir.

FsuiNCroN, Nov. IA special
commission for the New Orleans
exposition is perfecting ar
menls to have an excursion Of son.
anu representatives from here 10
,h aeans' to be at the opening, On
lner l6 Tho press eNrnrsin,
sta,mag ,ne iress of the New Eng
] vi,., New York, New jersey
s,, s,an'a' Delaware, Maryland aud
/ 49, a,.a. W COLUMBIA, viii 20 Mt that
Recommendations o ,,,,1I will be provided
on ~" ussls IN the Crescent Citv.
rna a. Vi management have made
for h, oo'Nou'pi,tN arrange
~ wy accommodation Of repro.
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NAsnINGroN, Nov. Secretary
hCulloch is busily engaged in prepar.
v his annual report to congress. He
~ make some important recommen-
e,ions in regard TO a revision of tho
TIL ON which subject he is understood
have very decided views. In tho
'eantline assistant secretary Coon is
,n'lns secretary on all routine matters.
N, SECRETARY ias requested tho CONN
.r"iler OF me currency and the troasnrar
III tho United States la withhoid
IN annual reports from pub.
<'''uh until after the meeting
4. congress. The charters OF
NATIONAL banks, with IN aggregate
M OF lShUON,O00, expire during tho
~ 'oNl' rms Is moro than one-third
j ~ entire national banks now In ok.
chce' From Information already re-.
<'eu hy the comptroller OF the cur
"a y, " Is expected that a large major.
~ these banks win continue their
~ lenre 10y eNtupding thoir charters.
~ reorgauIzing uudnr other titles.
are az present more national
WIN larger capital than evor be-
ne capital invested Ia national
was increased about $ld.ONl, pOl
" tho year cndod September 30,
In9 SECRETARY of tho treasury has
lnted j. Walker Maurice, of Wash.
~, " T., "a assistant INSPECTOR OF
ms at New Orleans.
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Enrshoual,, shock.

CoNcoRp, Nov. l3.-'rho shocl, of an
earthquake was felt all over the north,
ern and western portions of this city
last night.
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Asa Cure for Sore Throat and Coughs.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" have
been thoroughly tested, aud maintain
thoir good reputation.
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Lundporg's Perfume, Edepia.
sunlbotg's Perfume. Marrchal NielRo.e.
hundocrz fe-t-ue. Alpn,as I. o.el-
k<cnJUorE'4 Yeffumn i|r "a a.. = .,t..-
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GAEyIN. WISE COUNTY, TFXAs, March "a 1884,
Aust Texas.
emenSend me three dozen your TINS AGUE TONIC
at OuCe have sold bottle received
cure, and ii has failed single instance.
Yours truly, W. q. SEARCY
SOLD
Wholesale IDoll0 oxOe
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New, auchovies and sardelles at Loeb
4 Freiberg's.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. l3-Tho shock felt
this morning IN yarious places in north
ern OHIO is attributed to the explosion
OF Tho dynamlte fActOrv nt Toledo.
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LONDON, ONT, Nov. l3.-The shock oil
an earthquake was felt in Colchester
and kingsville, Essex county, Ontario,
this morning, about 10 o'clock. In the
former place it was quite severe aud
greatly alarmed tho people of tho vii.
iage, In kingsville tho glass in fow
windows was broken.
Al CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Nov. l3.-Tho slight
shock OF AN earthquake was felt here to-
day.
NOT An EARTHQUAKES,
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TUFTS MAIR nYE

GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed 10 n
GLossr BLACK by single nppllcation of
tnis DYE. IL imparts n natural color. ncts
lns,ahtanenusly. Sold by DruRgists. or
sent by express on receipt OF 81. "
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30
New TEMPERANCE Publications.

The National Temporal Society and Publ
cBtion House has published over 1900 varie-
phase OF the temperance question, from the
pens of over $50 different writer's The fol-
lowing are among the publications:
Prohibition and the Amendment. By
Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., of mime. l2mo,
"a pages, 10
Law and the Liquor Traffic. By f. A. No
BILE, DID,, l2mo, "a pages. 10
A Blessing and a Curse. BY Canon Farrar
DID,, l2mo, II pages,
Boys and Girls Temperance Text Books
l2mo. "a pages. 20
The Temperance EvangeL New Songs. 30
pages Boards, SOC; paper, 20
Bettys Bright Idea, and other Stories l2mo
70 pages. BY Harriet Beecher stowe. No, 20
Fife and Drum Series, 20
The Little Red Stocking that Hung at the
Gate. BY Faith Wynne. I2m, 70 pages. No
IL. Fife and Drum Series, 10
Twelve Lessons on Temperance from Bible
Subjects, with Questions, Notes, Illustra-
lions, and Responsive Readings. As pages TO-
Blackboard Temperance Lessons, No. /. By
Mrs. W, F. Crafts. l2mo, AZ pages 10
This contains twelve choice exercises,
teaching important temperance lessons,
written in bright, attractive way, sure to
interest the little folks.
National Temperance Almanac and Teeto-
taler's Hand Book for 1884. 10
Contains 72pages of Statistics of Intemper.
ance, Anecdotes, Stories, Puzzles, Choice Il
Illustrations, Post-office Address of Slate and
National Bodies, a full Directory of all Tenn
perance Organizations in New York City
and Brooklyn, all Temperance Papers, etc.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. 10 cents
single copies; 81 per dozen; 81 per hundred.
Address j. N. STEARNs, Publishing Agent,
30 Reade Street, New York.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30

voice to just trifle more blatant,
TIL the resemblance to the bleating
OF calf was perfect said: You
can't help it." (Roars of laughter
and applause.3 That doleful man,
said the speaker, is everywhere !;
everywhere burying the hopes of
the hopeful yet weak with his
Cant help it," everywhere bleat-
Ing his miserable Encouragement.
Are you here tonight" cried the
orator, amid the applause and
laughter of the audience.
The orator spoke of the temper
ance campaign in the State, and of
the opposition of the politicians;
we have got, he said, to make it to
the interest of the politicians to go
our way, by making the people go
our way first. Did you ever see the
Oclawaha river? he asked. Indi-
eating its sinuosities with his hand
he answered: 1.-THE Oclawaha river
is a politician drawn out. Did you
ever see water turkey sitting on
a dry limb, thrusting out its long
neck this way, then withdrawing
and thrusting it out that way till
everybody exclaims: az wonder
which way that bird is going to
fy?"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30
LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.

For Sale, number of desirable farms in
Jackson and adj joining counties. Also Tim
Der Lands, and Houses and Lots in the town
of RaVenswood. Several tracts Of Land for
sale on the line of the o. II. K. r., and will,
double in value in the next three years
NO. 4.
go acres, miles from Ravenswood, fronts
96 poes on the Ohio, 45 acres cleared; two
houses on the line of the o. II. II. r. Price
500, per acre, and hat cash in hand, the ball
ance on time.
AZ acres, lies on Sarvis Fork of Sand Creek
10 miles from Ravenswood 20 acres cleared
young Orchard. Price $3.50, one-half cash
the balance on time.
NO. ID.
100 acres, 9'miles from Ravenswood, on the
Pike from Ripley to Parkersburg, on the
ed, plank dwelling-house, good well of wa
ter, good out-buildings, convenient to school,
A acres bottom, 30 acres in grass. Price
81 800, one-third to be paid cash in hand, the
balance In two equal annual payments.
NO. Is.
1871 acres, 2% miles from Cottageville, 81
niles from the Ohio river, near the line OF
the o. r. II. R., So acres in grass, Is acres in
meadow, so acres splendid Timber Frame
Barn, two tenement houses, good out-buiid.
1ngs. Price, $500, one-third cash in hand
the balance on time.
NO. 20.
1T acres, on Turkey fork of Sandy, IL miles
from RaVenswood, good limestone land, well
watered and we'll tfmbered, Is acres cleared.
Price $40 per acre, one-half to be paid in cash.
the balance in one and two years equal pay
ments.
For information concerning these ands,
call on or address
II. HI. B. LEMLEY.
Ravenswood, w Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30
''Malt. :"
An E2tenpordneous Sermon from a
Compulsory Tent.

Rev. DIR. Todd, who lived near
Cam bridge, England, had rendered
himself obnoxious to many of the
students by frequently preaching
against drunkenness. Several of
them met him in the highway and
determined to make him preach in
a hollow tree which was near the
roadside. Accordingly addressing
him with apparent politeness,
they asked him if he had not
lately preached much against
drunkenness. He replied he had,
and they insisted that he should
now preach from text of their
choosing, In vain did he remon-
strate on the unreasonableness Of
expecting him to give a discourse
without study, and in such a
place. They were determined to
take no denial, and the word
malt" was given him for text,
on which he Immediately delivered
himself as follows:
Beloved, let me crave your at
tention-I am a little man, come
at short warning. to preach q
short sermon, from a small subject,
in an unworthy pulpit, to small
congregation, Beloved, my text
is malt. I cannot divide it into
words, there being but one; nor
into syllables, there being but one.
[ must, therefore, Of necessity, di-
vide it into letters, which | find
to be these four-M. A. L. T.
malt My beloved, NJ is moral,
A is allegorieal, L is literal, and I
is theological. The Moral is set
forth to teach you drunkards good
manners; therefore, M, masters, A,
all of you, L, listen, T, to the text.
The Allegorical is when one thing
is spoken and another is meant.
The thing spoken Of is Malt; the
thing meant is the juice of malt,
and of which you drunkards make
NJ, meat, A, apparel, L, life, /,
treasure. The Literal is according
to tie letter-M, much, A, ale, l.,
little, T,sthrift. The Theolog ical
is a ccording to the effects that it
works, and these I find to DE Of
two kinds, first, in this world sec
ondly, in the world to come. The
effects that it works in this world
are-M, murder, A, adultery, L,
looseness of life, T, torment. So
much for the text. | shall speak
first by way of exhortation; M,
my masters, A, all of you L, leave
off T, tipping. Secondly, by way
of accommodation; M, masters,
A, all of you, L, look for, T, tor
ment. Thirdly, by way of caution
take this: A drunkard is the an
noyance Of modesty, the spoil of
civility, the destruction of reason,
the brewers agent, the ale-house's
benefactor, his wife's sorrow, his
childrens' trouble, his own shame,
his neighbours scoff, walking
swill bowl, the picture of a beast
and the monster of a man."
He then concluded in the usual
form, and the young men, pleased
with his ingenuity, not only
thanked him, but absolutely prof
tied more by this short and whim-
steal sermon than by any serious
discourse they had ever heard
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30

AGENTS WANTED in every county
in the United States. S75 month
and expenses Goods sold by SAM
pie. Send stamp. LA BELLE
MANUFACTURING Co., CHICAGO, ILL.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30
Storming of Fort GrOg.

>-ov. Friends, for another years siege, and
then comes the final
sTORMING OF FORT GROG.
>,,u, is the time TO enlist for the "camp aign
airing the war;" by subscribing for the
OF eFwAS, $50 year; Sl.00 for mos; 75c,
Amos; SOC for Amos; on trial, mos. for
CSC. ~, . ,,i,,orors rellv oil oIo+, -,
,iae for new recruits.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN
Address, FREEMAN Parkersburg, w, Va.

NoTE The above being sent out to friends "ou Red
Letter. not black appears here But don't
in red 1t for ali whom come hope its
suggestions will be considered and acted promptly
time do practical and effective Temperance work. by sending
FREEMAN among the people,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30
Freeman Free.

no oil Ministers, the FREEMAN will be sent
n yTs sending n With f the n s1 of
any any Early subscribers, the FREEMAN will
w I" mi free, for one year.
DC p sVrgiqr Terms--sl.50 year-same rate for
,r5ar time. Address,
sno FREEMAN. Parkersburg, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-04-30

If the FREEMAN has friends let them step
this campaign year.
The FREEMAN belongs to the Temperance people of West vr
Is their why shouldn't
ana trend be active agents increase its growing circuaon
NOW is the time to enlist the is
ing up for the Battle of Ballots.
Won't YOU send at least dozen can
but at least
TO BE HAD FOR THE ASKING
New subscribers be had the editor can't
out after them Won't friends gather them i'm for the
sake of the cause?
Now listen Won't personality indvduak ons
meo more for year. $780,
rate?
Sums 81 90 or less send by letter risk Bills Postal
Notes en stamps larger Money Order Registered
ter or Draft.
Please let US have an early reply with good cheer.
Your Obedent Servant
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= T. LOLEMAN,
~ AttOrncy-at-Law,
Colorado city, Texas.
collections promptly attended to.
DODNE a SCARBOROUGH.
- Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agents,
, Swectwator, Texas.
J"aLfh booSE. j. IL. SCARBOROUGH,
NNlnIN Inhlin
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WICHITA FALLS.
ECHOES FROM ITS BOOM.
\ Wagon Jam-Activity In Bullding-Dc-
veiopment of the Tributary Agri,
cultural Territory-A Bank
Wanted Badly, Etc.

WICHITA FALLS, July9.- Correspond
cnce. Everything is active in and
around the Fails. business of all kinds
is lively. II is something wonderful to
see the number of freight wagons loaded
here. From six to twelve are loaded
daily and started on their way TO the
Pan Handle.
Yesterday the iron for the Fort sill
Watcr-wOrks was taken from the cars
and put upon wagons and healed for the
Fort. SO Fort sill will soon have water
works.
The brick and stone buildings on
seventh street are nearly ready for the
root. These buildings are fine ones
ana ADD much To the appearance of our
GltN', Ihere are eight other business
buildings now being built and others
talked oil Dwellings are hoinr hnrur
almost every day. \ new school houSr
is to be built at u cost of not less than
M,OuO. This is necessary in order Ia
make, room for the six departments or
schools now here. II would no doubt
surprise your many readers, some
OF whom have heretofore looked
upon this section Of the State as cN-
! cluSiv"ly a stock country, TO SEQ
| the number of acres of land I'm cultiyn.
tlon and the fine crops that grow here.
ana the amount of farm implements
sold here is astonishing. for n country M
I new. over aN plOws were sold i'm Nav
/ and June. The excellent crops here thi.
season, especially such as potatoes, mas
tendency TO make living cheaper thuu
formerly. There are yet things wanted.
n irult and vegetable farm;
another bakery and a first.
Z lunnnpNH
but one ot our greatest wants Is "A
bank with paid up capital of AT least
/ S9m,Om. At present our stockmen nrc
forced to do much of their business with
foreign banks, which is a loss to the
Town ana inrOnvcnicnt To those doing
business Resides money is In demand
ana hrSl-rlaSS securities and high rntr
nl interest offered, and vet il can moi he
/ hNd' prominent among the proSppctors
mere during the weck,a and at present. nre
! We'd Davis, of Nebraska; &. W, Nntrn.
luS, Charles Carroll and Mr., Hail. of
kentucky; j. II. Rowlcs and j, r.
BRADY OF Arkansas; X.E.Witaker. For
Norlhi Rev. :. II. Conner, Galveston, 4
number of these gentlemen have bouyhi
,ahus ana town property. Mr.. II. ID.
beiSoh was up from Palestine last week
ana purchased two sections of land br.
lorc leaVihg' lie says Wichita is good
enough for anybody.
ono ~ our young hloods and
two young mdics were ont on
inc lakes for pleasure ride
sunday evening last, when the bont
sprung n leak and sunk to the bottom.
Fortunately no lives were lost.
The Presbyterian church social held
at Mr. VIM. Knots last evening. was
Vol attended and pleasant time was
Two new church buildings are to be
erected soon. W. w
COLLINS & Howard.
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Jailed for Robhlng Bcc-hlye-Journ,t-
istic-A Bulletin HonrJ.

JARED for Rohhing Bcc-hlvc-JournnI.
tN'ic-h Bulletin Hoard.
ShERMAN' July Special. Tom
Mitchell, Jim ogburn and G. Il. Conner,
charged with robbing beehive rcv
miles west Of the city, were arrested
ana ,, placed IN jail yesterday by Deputic,
May, and Middleton. dgb0rn yn,n
bond OF 500 and was released; Nutcbci,
anu Oonnor, in default of bond, were
retained in prison. '' "'''
We learn that arrangements aro bci,g
made to establish another evening n,rn.
IN our city. Judge Hills will bc is
manager aud he reports encouraring
prospects for his Journal. 7''s
bulletin board, on which the ntcs,
iielegramS from Chicago are posted. Is
Kept ut Dick WalSh's saloon, Numbers
o, our citizens are rnthusinsticaiiy
pleased rs Thurmau's chances of nom.
nation Improve. Sherman Democrats
thlnk that a ticket with his name M it,
selected. ''''' ''''" w