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GEEIcSVILLE.

GRrENvILLE, Feb 1G Especial. l-Green-
willie waa visited again Thursday night by
the fire tiend. About 1880 o'clock IRE
broke out In the warehouse OF j. j.. Beall,
on stlnewg street. Tue house being toll
Of bay, the flames spread rapidly and AEON
consumed the entire buidiug with five
other frame buildings in the same block.
The houe9 being very wet from the last
continuous rain and no wind blowing At
the time the fire spread slowly. The losae1
are 40 follows:
J. l. Besll, three buildings 5000; no
insurance.
Oreashaw & MoMurtray, on stock. $780,
J II. B1usnous, pai1te,i stock snd tools,
500
NJ. Maruold, on building, $500; on iurai-
G " Collier, on building, $780, insur-
N Blades on building, $3.50; insurance,
$50.
Louis Goodm MS bakery, Edgar, mil
liner and Hop Sing'a Laundry. Losser
small,
The Dick Hubbard Fire company was
promptly on the spot, but 10 waa at q de-
clded DIS advantage in fighting the flames,
as their engine baying beclme frozen M
during the late cold weather, aud by the
time steam was raised In the engine tho
lire had done its work.
A meeting OF the leading oiiizens was
hell last evening with view to securing
Tor Greenvile the Central railroad, which
makes It's terminus Il present OF Roberts,
some fifteen miles distant.
The Bapts, church OF this place has
cslled Rev. Mr. p. Pender, OF Texarkans,
10 fl | their pulpit; salary, $i,l00.
Miss Berthe Stevens, one OF Greenvlle's
bellies, has returned from Louisiana, where
she hse been spending the winter.
Business is dull at present and several
merchants have moved their stocks TO
quarters in the town more convenient 20
the public
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no tho 0cntlcmen of the stnte.


Gentlemen who pre- their apparel made
to order In correct and elegant style, ca.
not do better than to patronize the re-.
novned establishment Of DOUGLAS Bros,
who transscts the largest exclusive
merchant tailoring business In
the State OF Texar. To convince
Yourselves Of this important fact You
have only to visit their house where you
will fud magnificent and complete stock
of cloths, suitable for spring and summer
wear, embracing all the novelties OF the
season and comprised OF the finest fabrics
produced by the looms Of this country or
Of Europe, and calculated to please every
variety Of taste. Citizens o. Dallas are ia
miliar. and have been for years. with the
preceding truths in regard 10 their ability
ior doing first-class work, cut 10 many
residents of neighboring cities and towns
this Information may he pleasant surprise
ana induce them to supply th ir wants
where their wishes can be folly suhserved.
When visiting Dallas cal upon Douglas
R-o leave vour mea ure and complete sat
isfaction will he guaranteed 10 you. Your
nros meets ( obt dining prrfec' III viii be
rreaiIv enhanced thereby ard ynn will not
rave I, mourn over hopeless insists be.
oresshrd 10 you bv 'hr irsve'ins thinkers.
mo so often represent themselves TO he
uhat they or not. Remember tire famors
aedrsss. DauoLss BRos.
703 Main street. Dallas
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John Bacon, Of Denton, is at the Wind
sor.
r. A. Harris, OF Waxahachie, is in the
city.
Han Arson Rainey, OF Waxahf chie, lie at
the Windsor.
K. e. Csrswell, of Dco,tur, is booked 4
the Windsor.
Col. J. w. Booth, of Dscstur, YES IN the
pleasant call. He is as hale snd hearty n
ever.
Mr.. John Collect. the popular represent
.ative of Plsnkington & Armour, al ka =
sHs CITY, Is at the w ndsor talklug "uog"
to his numerous friends and paircne.
Mr.. James Arbuckle. wno recent pur-
ch ased the Crockett farm, nesr mis- ci ;
and who designs 10 made this city his
future residence, retained vesierd moTr-
ing from Tennessee. where he b ne' q a.
tending the purchase md ehirm mot he
stock Of Jersey tie to siuct his farm.
Mr. Arbuckle will maze the city his res
dencp, and will, W. Understand, engage in
The expectation Of cotton.
At the 81. George: Tom Williams, Waco;
J HsrHwick, Abilene; 4 Sabine. Col,.
radn; Ei Anderson, W-atherf,r, W g
R,yner. Sey m our: J ] Crime q ketor d
OnumI Ism Prsi,i. City II; V - Grubhs
X .ufman; T l. Town. end ~ Il = + ) II
Jackson Pl mo; J J"pi, V \ R.mse, +,
IF X SO W Ishschie; W E'heri,
rex,.:Z r Adams, X um.r: N O,rrp,
: Lou 3; Tbo- rrarmsii Ssre water; A
Puske, st Loui-; II A K Gin Sso Frau
-i-co; q II Turrs-. F - Texas:
r B.rrs, ci,: J T Ksl. P.tOt; u
>to e, Jam lark. On csg": II 5 IA --un.
So, rmsr: f. Reynolds. NIX uu-v: A
q rhit, San Frsncisc,: "a wi,ch-li. v yp';
I q Skearn. Chic.yr II l. R--n-'n'n, Prs:
a F C,lir. Jud Riley. W.T. Pan': I
wnyhen ri-c,. c s-l-s "a VI Yer. X n.'s
~; VIII - Rsav's Mex e.; N'll'.m
a q ,llsws' Oh c,eo; G-'rpe o We, 81 80
x e,; " Pu.H': =. Ions: Vim Lac! +,
VIM b utter ~ GTt - y V.
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SAN ANTONIO.

San ANTONIO, Fen. l6.-[ Special. Mar
ager Pillow of tho Western Uaion telegraph
ofiice goes from here into the eervice Of The
: lephone excnangu At Austin. He will be
replaced here by Mr.. Jerry Newton, OF
Houston.
The Crescent boarding house, No. IL A us
in stree, was robbed yesterday morning.
The robners went through five rooms,
emplying trunks and satchtls in their
search and secured ABOUT $50
ia money, two watches and
some iswtl-y, No trace OF the thieves has
been Uncovered so far. Seventy persons
have had 1928 imposed upon them as fines
10, the past week In Inc record r. court.
No cue to the missing Fred Fries. The
,st Do tsc,ives In the stste have been on
he case, but with no clearing OF the mys-
terry. The idea Of default IL energetically
iabooed by his employers. Subscriptions
were going the rounds to-day 10 obtain
money to, offer q reward for his where.
about, or snovlsdge OF be supposed sssnt-
sin. One thousand dollars will be offered.
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Chspter From Cincinnati.

CIwcISs F.b. 10 judge Baxter at
the instance Of the Union Trust company
%, Nv Ynk hsliiug fret mortgages, has
sppo,ne 81 +. w. II ma receiver OF the
Cincinnsti. Columbus u Hooking valIey
r.,irusd. rhi. narrow gauge runs throngh
FsNet .ard arser 'unties.
The Commr,c'al-Gazsites Belfontaine
sner Al .a,s:' To. burning OF the oil
cas- last night, was followed to-da.
n, the sxolo-,sn ola tank Of oil which had
n 80 'eaking A bov fired the oil on the
ground sud igni,ed that In the tank. Blk
children we've bs.iIy burned.
XIV speci,l saws: Three buildings fell
I,an, TIE ar'ipn ~ the water. family on
one escaped unhur.
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A Cnsoof suicide.

srsSoA, KAs., Feb. 16.--Wllf appesrs to
have been n murder was c1rlmit.ed lat
night ~ the house OF Henry Prawl, eleven
miieg from hero. DuriGg the night a quar-
rel occurred between Henry ana lis broth
er, William. which grog on, 10 alleged mis-
conduct on the part oil the wiz ofthe form.
e., aud william was shot through the
head. Who hred tue firsI shot 10 I'M
known, but the woman decla.ea 10 a case OF
suicide. The coroners' jury are inyesli-
gntiuu IL
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TO MALARIA.
HE EEEI.c IInr NIxy HAN.
TUFTS HAIR nTE,
NOTICES..

MOTT, EIo CoNTRACToRs--sTR EFT Paw.
~ ing.-scaed propo,als will be received at
the ofii G ~ the City Engi Ger NJ III = o'clock
p m ON the 9TH dag fMARCH mkt for raw
Ing the following streets in III city with Bots
ID Arc Bo,ts. uron Q ravel foundation. &C.
ri n 10 an ordinance proved December
g. 1854 and TO rlsns aud specifications on a 10 I'm
his office, t,-sit: Main rect From the west
ii G IL yefsrson TO the east side of sycaroy6
sire Elm street or the west side OF syca.
more street 10 the east rporst on linz JefIer.
cor, NJ 7 eta'd Sycamore Streets From Main
street to he Texas c'hc Pa load Lamar
: rec FIR IN Wood 70 Kim stree. vdsas Vt Get
From Main :" Y m street Murph, Str ct from
Commerce o I'll, & Get Ausrr sr,ei-Fr m
wpoi su O. To he 1,xs Pact Railrosd.
Co 'ege y, cet-From Elm street ~ he Texas 4
Pacific Railroad In all anout 1900 Inca feet
Y ch pr ,p,-.l must b sccomp t. ~ a bond
with apor,v 4 sc 'urits. ia TIE am -, ~ 81 40.
ha' " he ont--ci 4 aws del lhe IA Ter will
O ter ito cnutrrc' ~ III. - 81 April. next
70 "a aud security will also he raait,d for Q
q thfui s.e. ,rm suc Oft onira !, The work
- ,mmynre ny tire 18th OF M, -nd 70 be
or pi't q h the 18th ~ OrTOasR 1885,.
-ersrs q ropr sals ore inyi,fo 10 ca OF the
. ovrs -e.-is. and fir the wh0'e ~ he work,
Il - i,ss. rify he street or ~ II on.
The CITY Council res ives the light % reject
.ni o. al D =. aud 70 let al any part
" the owe W, RI. z aus and s..,cifcatioust
wN JOHNSON. crr rirccr.
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A Rint nnicI,lY OnclIcd.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l6-.SoYeraI weeks az
Alexander Harrigan, sub-oontraotor on the
Philadelphia branch OF the Delaware d
Ohio, has abscouded leaving sixty Italian
laborers unpaid. Yeatorday afternoon the
Italian l.bo-ers caught Parliament, the
contractor, aud refused 10 release him I'LL
they we're paid. Several uueuccessful at
tempts wefe made 20 rescue Parliament.
Tire ltnliauo becoming rio.ou7, a force ct
twenty meu wero sent against them and
they wero OF captured.
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OLINER TWIST.

Miss Bertha Weby olOaei her De ies sea-
son with Dickens famous play Oliver i sist,
presenting lt le frankie Campbell in The
title role and Tor her own part II wing Nam
oy Skies The audience showed Ia arty APP
probation eld three times called MISS Well
by 20 the front OF the curtain. Mr. Gibbs
was particularly vel made up Tor the Art
iul Dodger and little fault cat be found
with bis method Of treating the character.
Mr.. HazslTigg is O better Bill skies than he
is an Armand Duyal aod he csriui.iy is not
perfection m eit1er role. Miss
Welby will become eminons IA time.
she is young, b autIul embitious,
aud evidently "A diligant student Ia each
performance givenin this cit, She was word
perfect and aitstio oil p,se. sac lr0kl some.
thing that belongs 10 the 90 log 81 emo
ti0nal parts auu 70 is difficult t, say what
II IT, She SGT sfas The eye with her beauty,
the ear with htr voice aud The Judgment
approves hor twla; nevertheless, one &c.
yrets In witnessing her picIuipg the abb
,erce OF something too sunile 10 XXI lain,
and yet necessary to hearty enioynient on
the part III t1r spe titor.
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An Uxoroidc.

KINGSTON. N. y, Feb. l6.-ln Chicester.
vile this evening man named Avery
killed mis- wife and att nptei suicide.
Avery says be % willing 90 go 10 prison,
to- lie but has conscientious scluples about
hanging. Avery and vile were about 70
years old.
@Galowood was arrested. 10 s,outlv de-
MES having killed his wife Dur while there
is no evidence that be did The agt, uroba-
bilities are ho committed The deed.
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CHICAGO, Feb l6.--The mystery sur.
rounding ihn murder OF Jane. l.. wilson
aud bis wife a. Winnett. Kansas, last
Wednesday, remains as dNrE l4 ever. Tho
Inns Of the tragedy were buried tc-1ay,
great c0uclurse being present % the iun-
era services. The governor hll offered
$500 for the apprehension Of tho a3sasslu,
the limit allowed by law.
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LONGVIEW.

LoYGvrEw, Feb 49,. Especial Excitement
over the IL c,ion, which Is over six weeks
off, runs high. An agreement was made
~, seen the present city marshal. Booth,
and his opponent, W.. II. Camp, by which
the one receiving the least number OF votes
IN preliminary held to-day should with
draw. A boz was carried about the city,
and ll6 ballots cast, Booth receiving 90 and
Camp AZ. Booth has made an efficient and
fearless officer, and will doubtless be
elected.
Jp to date our buyers have received over
OOo bales Of cotton.
Another cold, drlzzling rain has made q
ulnnmy 0ay.
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Indian Riglts-Fiuod.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Feb. 1G The Indian
Rights association here prepared petition
asking for $50 300 Tor present use
In The est enlistment OF dlY gohool and
manual Of labor boarding s1nool out OF
SO 1885, 600 now due under tho treaties with
tho severed tribes.
a committee Of oitizers is raising funds
TOR the sulierers by tue fold9 Of the Ohio
river. and have collected Sl,O3l.
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FORT SMITH,

Fonr SMITH, ARK, Feb. 16.-f8peclsl.l-
A hold theft wss committed Ia this city
ye.terdsy afternoon about5 o'clock. Tom
A ndrevo. a former employe Of the Ell Paso
wagon yard entered the stable
come cted with the yard, picked
out fine horse aud quickly
led Il sway. He afterwards sold the horse
90 cheap that sus, icion was excited, and
the matter was Investigated. Andrews hed
but wa pursued by officers and captured
xhils attempting To swim Mill creek. q
swollen stream near this city.
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THE FEDERAL BUILDING.

A letter received by q friend from Con.
gresham Wellborn states that the w. tk on
the new federal CO r. building, o. the
site corner Of Main aud Ervay streets " II
begin some time In the frs psrt o next
month, aud that the work will b. pr secu-
ted to early completion. There ha. be n
q good deal OF work going Oh Ia pr vaie
WY to get the govern ment 10 recos ider
the site, but to no purpose.
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The following are the uDdetvered tt,s-
grams remsining at Western un.on tele-
graph Office corner Lamar aud Elm strc-is.
10 a m. and 6 to s n. m: Barnett GIBBS,
NJ. Solomon VIM. Rogers, NJ. Il Erwin, Q.
Lane. @. H. Turner, l.. 8. Garrison, ~
Sinker,. Davis q %. 20. Meisterhans. W.
White, l.. A. Pires, Block Bros, ]. Rauch,
DIR. 8. Newman. 8. H. Rsmsen. W. X Ev-
ane, p. H.. Thompson, Mrs. Matte B'sEin-
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a DIVORCE SUIT.

Ciri,s Williams filed petition in the
i.r 10 court yesterday praying for . di-
v0f1e ,m Julia A. Willsms. hts better
lls ie slleges ia his petition thai he
w, 4 4 her in 1878 aud ths, they nnviea I'd
TIE Atrim onial sea unit Septs mber, 1889
wh ne discovered that she wss up'ru- TO
tf., sld had a preference Tor one George
Y.uog' wherefore, he prsys thst ID bonds
4 10 ng them as husband aud wife be ever
/ st lgiy severed.
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GoLl,nr nncl, Thoir NInner.

BATH, Me-, Feb. To- The executors OF
the will of Thomas NJ. Il cd, have been
sued by the receiver of .hs Pacific National
bank OF Boston, and resl estate here az.
tached 10 the extent OF 81 900 600. The de-
ceased was ono OF the heaviest stockhelders
of tho houk
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Feb. l8.-f5pecial. 1.-The
court OF appeals affi rmed; Jones ct al. VS..
Foster ct al, from Walker; King etal. VS..
Moran 81 a.. frots Galvsston; Leediker vs.
Ratio T. Co., from Galveston; Harrison VS.
C,ary, from Colorado; Slayton vs.. Waffle
ct al, from Galveston; Ferrel We. the State,
from Lavaca,
Reversed and rendered: Sirasberg VS..
He ldenheimer, from Gslvestou.
Certificate Tor nfii M ce submitted: Gal
lagner H. 90. w. Grssuleaf e. al, from Gel
,e,t VI; Gallagher & Peck w. Dibbrell., from
G,lv' ston; Gallagher VS. Moore ct al, from
Gaiveion.
vs.. the STATE, from McLennsn; Johnson vs..
the SAFE frr IN Jack; Wilkins vs.. the State,
from Austin.
No. ion To amend judgment sustained:
Gibbons vs.. Braden, from Lsmsr.
Morton for rehesr,, q su bmitted: Thomas
w he S,sts, fr m d.
GALv1sroH, Fec. 10 Pres. This ev-
en!ug the jury Ia the c e Ut Baer Brothers
a duscn W. Mar & K-mpner returned
verdict in favor OF Diet ,sdart,. The action
VS. for dsw ages in the sum OF $4,000 for
the alleged wrenRiui levy Of an attachment
BY the DESCENDANTS on the stock OF
plant H., who we're doing bus'-
hess IL the interior Of the sta'e.
THE hearing Of the case has occupied IT,
court the entire week. mas Dee ciostN
contested and excited much intere,t Ia The
mercantile community.
There 10 movement on font smorR the
ps.t ,rs If various Gnu ches here looking 10
the IS sblisomert of temporary iucai
s-ylum for insane peos Who are no~ COW
g sed In the 0sive-ton cpu ~ j,1. where
provisions for their care are ALLEGED {, ne
very inadequate A cpmuiiltee Of mibi'-
iers has be 70 appointed aud subscrio io-s
b. l. ~. .xl,. l.a nna 81 4
IL s.,d, hs. offfr,t I, donate tl,J0
TIE Wssriue ton Gusrds hav. COM
m. need dri llus AID prrp se e. pal tben-
selvfs IN hr t-c'sss co.dition Tor I . inter-
Vt te dril ~ Houston. I, 10 their intention
10 capture ,oe CT r' -xc e. prize.
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looking for the great floods of spring goods that
are to overflow their COUNTERS and SHELVES and
to show their business tact widen the Chan
mel for the reception of those beautiful lines Of Novelties
and to give their Customers the Chance by reap
Goods offered greatly reduced prices g'ods
that still needed by the people and which not
want to carry over
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''R A. : SO AZ E, MITTENTHAL 500 iI' = 60

agent from Te1nrkaaa. ID rihoomew local
freight agent a. For. Worth vi nc division
agent OF the Rio Grande division. The
freight business Of the lines iu tolls slate
has increased 10 such an OK egt tina. his
move has been found necessary,
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DIVISION FREIGHT AGENTS.


urce 80 .ft -
neral irei -hi n1r4t g o.. q us ST
xss srd L rui.sn istnh' ri v = 10 fiI.i
rtent 'fb'- = duuua in iss y he apg,anf-
aent o. digisi 81 r. g.. aseD it each
vision ir. q. u. FUR Or b. paul
cal freight see hFfr is & h. ~ sinn
eight scent nj fh,- = vi.i,l snr .is ni-c
vin be flied II relo'fs are correot BY the
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DArLAs TO NEW ORLEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE.

? accommndate parties wishing to at
tct 81 lrdi Gras al New Orleans, the Texas
g. tic Ry. will run Pdliran Palace
sle le- from Dallas to New OIlsIns with
out lnnge, leaving at6:l0 a. m md arr ve at
No J'leaBs $50 next morning two hours
al tUsntv minrtes quicker than any other
route.) For tickets. berths, etc., apply to
L turner, 504 Main street.
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Embarrassed .

Auousr. Ga. F-n. 10 George =. Cur
nv bstkr -pd eaton manufsctnrer'
his rssig ed: liabilities. $500 OJv; sssets,
npmipsi,y. 500 600. Large improvements
g. his mil rec MT v and inability 70 realize
upon m-bufrc urrd goods caused the en-
b.rr eqmpDf
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Accidental Suicide.

KAEsAs CRY, Feb. l6.-rhe Journals
Coffeyvllle, Kansas, sDeclsl says: James b.
Curley. q prominent citizen OF Cherokee,
an extensive cattle owner, accidentally shot
and killed himself to-day while handling q
rayolyer
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MILWAUKEE, Fab. i6.-Ciarence Shepard
& Co. the Oldest hard ware hous- in the city
established in 1910, assigned this morning
to George Gracy. Liabilities, SlCOOO
assets. $70,000 no preferred creditors
axcant am nlOyps
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Bosror, Feb 10 Toe widow of Wendell
Phillips has declined to act os execptrix OF
her husbands will, on account OF III health,
and requested the Judge OF probate to ap-
point some one instead.
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SPBIHavrrLD MASS, Feb. 16 "A. M. Clapp
and Wilfred Hunt, freight conductors on
the Boston and Albany railroad. were 4 ?.
rested to-day, charged with robbing freight
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r,.v p,eyv ont the Gas.

Lrxixaror KY, Fob. l6.-Two men,
VILLAGE Brockmnn aud Dick Craig, were
fourd deed w 7 ON No 81 az tne hshisnu
honse th,s morrfug. Tsey ttopred at the
hotel lset night about 2 O'Clock In drunk
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THE OHIO RIVER OVERFLOW.

For the past week ten days has surpassed anything
heretofore in the memory OF the Oldest Inhabitants OF
that valley
But Notwithstanding the suffering and prvations Of the
people OF that reagon,
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pisp

LANE.-o, the is'h IN ian' Ma r wife Of
G. " Latc. 81 h,r resid' nee 'Si = avenue.
Friends and acqua'n'.nces fths mi y are
r q-es.ei o tend furn. r. OF II. . enine.
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Fireman Drowned.

CAnro, Ills, Feb. 16.--A iremen named
Miller fell overheard from the STEAMER jay
Gould, below Commerce street this after
moon and drowned.
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montgs mery Matters.

MoxrorHshY, F,b 16-Judge Bruce
bss DECIDED thai Paul sfrobsc receb ly
su.pesded TOR lock OF confirmst on bv the
serat-, vas enti led to hold the Office Of
10 -rshal until the PRECEDENT makes another
ap.oiuim ~.
Ms stubline lacy. grossly assaulted
,ecru l. bya~ fre. has died. Her throat
VS. cut ard III liugerei in great agony
fcr NO or three weeks. The negro was
hanged by mob day or two after the
cu.rsgc.
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In n Fit of Jealousy.

CHICHESTER, N. ", Feb, l6.-Thaddeus
Avery and wife were found with their
thronts cut last evening. Mrs. Avery is
dead and her husband cannot live. IL is
supposed Avery did the deed in fit Of
iool
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DALLAS TO NEW ORLEANS MARDI
GRAS
via the T. a p without change.
THE LAMAR RIFLES ora ANNIvER
SARY RAIL

Will take place Fehrus;y % 1884 A. Y
NJ. IT. A. hal + om the prepsr ions
beire made and The ames We see o ibs
various Commute s. We are COW &c that
be remembered by those who at I'd We
will be or har =
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JACKSON, MISS. Feb. l6.-Tbe governor
he, vetoed the railroad commission bill.
The decision has caused considerable com.
motion.
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,yNDELIyERED rELEGRAMs.

BosroH, Feb. To- che Somerset nail mil
will shut down tonight owing TO lack OF
nsiierS.
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TIL e r e f o r. e.,

come and ALL buy heavy Boots and Shoes, heavy
Blankets and Comforts, heavy Suits and Overcoats heavy
Dress Goods and Cashmeres heavy Ladies and Gents)
Underwear Come and be surprised by
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lost.

- - LIVER 10 WHITE KING
I & All. - riel. lone Gu w -ri hair.
ttne oil and lock. Lest itu d1vs go. rs
. var TO- nj return n north ser tc'rrf 2 rrer-
-tccn ana CoIfi,nna sireets. ftDie1
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Money, stocks and Bonds.

NEW YoRK, Feb. lG-Money, l-2 TO 2;
close offered l.2; prime mercantile paper,
4 to 4 "a; sterling exchange Is. b., 4s5 "a;
siuhta 400 "a
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NEW ORLEANS MARDr GRAs.

Pullman Sleeper via tn. r. h Z. Rv. wi
leave Dial a. at 6:l0 q. m. and.run to New Or
leans without cnange.
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The Spring" sweet navy plug tobacco is
the Texans iavorite.
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RAILwAYGUHs.

o. G.. Murray, general .tra'ght and pss-
senger agent; Walken, Peoerai freight
agent; Fuller agent of the Cult, Colorado
d Santa Fr Railway. and Colonel ~ llory,
OF the Mallory line OF steamers, sEr,v. last
evening IRON Galveston by tptoisl, and
are in the yard OF that road.
BosroY, Feb l6.-Gsorss WI ism Curtis
delivers q punlic euiugy on Wendell Phil
lin. Tho dnIn nna LnL hlnn d nlhad.