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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-12-11
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
November 9th, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has fled notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before e. f. Watts, Chaneery Clerk,
at Monticello, Miss, on December 10,
1884, viz: Alfred l.. Jones. Homestead
No. 5000, for the north half north east
quarter section %, township 6 north,
range 20 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
4. K. Herring, All of
r. A. Daniel, Monticello p. O.,
J. d. Boozer, Lawrence Co.,
John w. Daniel, Miss
r, c. KERR,
CIV Register.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-12-11
5000 ReaC0rd.

We will pay $50 for evidence that will
lead to the conviction of the party or par
ties who burned the Dwelling House Oh
our land near the gravel pit on last Fri
day night.
HAMILTON & HosKINs.
Brookhaven, Nov. II, 1884. At
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., March Ist, 1851.
DIR, B. j, KENDALL Co., Dear Sirs:-As l was
reading the Spirit Of the Times l saw your adj
veItsement, and thought II your Treatise on
the Horse and his Diseases was half as good as
your KeGdall's pawn Cure should like very
much to have copy, as my father and some Of
his friends have used your Cure with great sue
cess. 1t never fails when used right. and it
leaves no scars, which on a fine horse are al
most as bad as a spawn.
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Health is Wealth!

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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-12-11
KEEDALl's SPAWN CURE.
MANKATo. MINI, Mar,

WANkAIU, MINN,, MdICH o. IocTf'
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the hook In horses.
Yours with respects,
NJ. w. BUTLER.
Price 81. per bottle, or bottles for s..
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Falls, VT.
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FORT WORTH.

FORT Worm, April % Especial. THE
directors OF the Continental Neat company
held Il secret meeting here, bat Ultimate
nothing as to what was d ne. The only
thing known 10 that they Will resist the
action of the receiver should he begin
work.
The Cunningham case Is now iaiTly lauuch'
ed. The witnesses for the state bave been
examined, when court edi0urrod owing TO
the fact thai other state witnesses were
b,ent The testimony is that on the even
ing Of the killing. Cuuni ilghsm with his
son and TREND we're driving home, when
Cunningham saw Fleming walk-
ing up tho stftet In the
same direction ne was driving.
Cuupinshsm remarked tbat Fleming had
been carving pistol i3r him all lay sn'
stopped the wagon, waiting until F|eming
csms up. Fleming stopped opo' 'sits tue
xsegcu, when Cunniugnnpl BEGAN 10 speak
to him about their trouble blut some
well. Fleming returfk ked, "Cunnineham
go on home; don't want any trouble. y
Cunningh am Jumped oui 81 the wagon snd
came toward Fleming wnen the letter drew
A pistol aud held II a. bis sids. Cunning
ham remarked "Ycu hsve pistol In vour
hsud, now" drew his own pistol
QUE of his vest pocset cnd iiret. There sTe
a number Of fine points in the case, whioh
will b. argued 81 leDsth BY the attorney,
and is Impossible 20 indicate what the
result will be The seatimeut OF the c1un'
" Il lsrgely agaius' Cunnirshsm. but tbs
defense say trey will show events NJ the
dav, threats, O.. which will put diff rent
face on the msster. The case is beinf
fought very herd, nc Fo'u' cong u
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JEFFERSON.

JIrFsRsoN, April 21-tSpeoisl. l-Our city
was thrown into mourning this evening by
the death Of Mr.. Myrsnda Covey, OF XII
dare. who died at Mineral Wells OF dysnep.
STA, with which he has been troubled Tor
ye,rs He went to the Wells ia the hope
OF getting cured, and was thought 10 be
getting along finely until his death was an
nounced by telegram from his wife TO
Colonel Il. w. Taylor. His remains Will
arrive here to morrow evening, and be in.
tered in 0Akwood cemetery at this place.
afr. Covey was born In Talbot county,
Georgia, in 1884, aud was gallant lleutsn.
ant during the war. H's death is deplored
by all, as he had but few enemies.
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ClIiaIrANA.

CoRsicANA, April % -rspeciai Work
Was commenosd 20 daY on two ciftorBs, one
m the intersection # Beaton and Collin
stre,ts. nnd one &. Hunt street, 20 be
used Tor hra purpogel They arr the re-.
suit Of private subscriptions by our busi-
ness men. as our city council decline t0
oxpend any more for Dire purposes, 1t hav.
ing already furnished magnificent, $3.50
ii-o on2ine and does not suppose that
there ~ enough ~ the city left after tie
many late fires to justify any more expend-
iture.
rhe wheat aud oats crop oi our county
promises 70 ba q heavy one, stalks OF wbest
having already bsen brought In with fall
heads
The presen, cold snap hss greatly rnlard.
g cotton, although cnrn ia well advanced
and tears of dam age from iros. are not on
| tertainei.
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WILLIAMS RANCuH.

WILLIAMS Rancho, April 90 Especial. J.
In Hamilton county 20 day, twelve miles
east Of tsis place, n man named McD1u2sl
shot aud killed young man named
Proctor. McDougal had slandered Proc.
tors sister and Proctor had threstenrd "a
horse whip him on sight. There was no
witnesses to the killing. McDougal wS'
seen running his horse away from the place
OF tho killing, Proo'or's horse following Nc.
Douglas. A man caught tho loose horse
and rode back tho wsy from which Nc
Dougal came, when Proctor vas found Ia
the road, dead, with four bullet holes IN
his body. A possee 10 nov in close uur ui'
OF McDougal and as vet have not captured
him.
A cold norther has prevailed for three
DAYS and some frost has fsllen, but not
much damage has yet been done 70 crops.
The crop proapeotS were never hft'or in
this section. Wheat IL extra due.
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FORT SMITH.

FoRr SMirE ARK, Apsil % Especial i
w. w. GGrdbrough and wife, Of Howard
county, were placed in th5 United States
Jail here to-day, charged with counterfeit
ing. They tNok the impression of nickla
in wax, constructed . mould ard went TO
work making nlckles, and we're doing an ex-
tensive buslnees when arrested
William plckereon, g notorious negro
desperGdo aud terror to his neighbors III
tho Chiokesaw nation, was BROUGHT in IT,
day, and will be tried In the United States
cour, for the murder Of Samuel Lssker, u
white man whom he killed OF q dance NJ
Lake West last December.
Weather hare is very cold for April.
Fruit Il In great danger n being frozen.
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SAN SARA,

SAN SABA, April 20 Especial. .l-For sew.
oral days We have been fearing frost. Last
night IL came, bus on inquiriog and in
spec,ing TO day your correspondent doesn I
think the damage amounts TO anything.
Corn is slightly nipped. bat vegetables and
wheat are not hurt. We are in some dan
ger. however, tonight, as il IL still cold.
The new clip OF wool has commenced
coming in, and our new wool house will not
be opened any too soon.
The Odd Fellow. celebrate their anniver'
s,ry here on the 10Th, when good many
pcople are expected 10 be present. The
Odd Fellows cemetery is to be dedicated at
that time.
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MATANIORAsL

MATAaoRAs, MEx.. April 22.-[Spscisl.l- J.
A bridge sixty feet in length % he Mate
moras & Monterey railroad between Cor
rales ayd Reynoss, three m'l1s from the
latter place wsB burned Sunday night. II
WAS evidently the work o. On incendiary
The authorities ar very Ieticent. They
hope TO discover tho incendiary. The rail-
road folks, as soon as il was discovered,
commenced to rebuild tho bridge and had
II com p'eted early this morning.
There is yet trouble over the stamp law.
The secretary has issued a circular stating
the law will be strictly enforced, and not
only eli merchandise offered for sale, but
all that 10 In warehouses must be STAN ped
within thirty days. It Is possible that a
revolution may reau.t fro tho enforce
nsDt Of this act. The people condemn the
law In the strongest terms.
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CLEBURNE.

CLEnURsR, April 22.-Tspecial. 1.-The
wster.worss we're tested this morning with
satisfactory result, the water being thrown
to the disls Of the court-house CLOCK, which
is nearly 100 feet high They will be trass-
ferrei to the city some time next week.
On and after to morrow, the 23d, the
Western Union reduces their rates to all
points on the line Of the Gull. Colorado &
Santa Fe, 10 2j cents for the tirs; ten words
and cent for each additional word.
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ALBANY, April p party % leading
democrats and friends cf r.liel. who left
Grevstone tO-dav, say that orr ler no cir
oumstsnces wi he be a csni ifa for the
pr, sdsncy, and under no c.rrunst incss
vii he nccept II nominsted. They regard
this hi. las refusal as Gnal, ard say t1st the
field Is noE left 20 far a. democratic candi-
dates from this s'at3 ara Concerned TO
Flower and Cleveland.
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SAN ANTONIO,

SAN ANTONIO. April % -fSpecial i a
$50, eco damage suit ne8 oseu Il against
the Sunset railroad by Mr.. Cs,hsrl pC
Nicholas, xidty of Micba Nlcholas, d
car repairer OF 1e said rnli li.lsi, who wa'
killed at the snhsst depoi st tni plaoe IL
February last. Nicholas w. allied ~ cara
running dowfthe sde.tr OK on which ht
WAS standing engaged in li.tl0g freight, aud
the Jury of tno inquest brouIht ia a vel
dict OF death from Negligence OF emplovep
News has inst ssaohed here from Spot.
ford Junction, Texas, 100 miles west, that
on Sunday last the west bouud accommo
dation discovered man leIiDg acrosJ the
trsck The train stopped and tho luau
was examined He was lying on his face
stone dead, With his arns en nack of nil
head, as tuough trying T. defend himself
from an unSeFu gssailsnt. Inare were two
q. abs in the Dscs, both OF which were fatal.
He was roughly dressed aud had nothing
in his pocketto give clue TO his IDENTITY
but is supposed TO have beeu railroad Ia
borer.
The celebrated case Of ID. Wart, 'or tho
murder of b Do Fly, on the llth nf Septem.
Der last, was called in tue district court
here this morning before Thomas NJ. Pas
chal, district judRe. Both sides ennounc ced
ready, and after the special venire OF
sixty was exhausted there had been only
five Jurors chosen. Another special venire
OF f0rty-uve was calteu abu lDe jury com-
pleteu. Much interest IL manifested in the
case, and hard struggle is inevitable
Both sides are well pleased with the jury,
with outsiders expressing the opinion that
the state has the advantage. The remainder
OF the week will likely be consumed In the
iria, of this case, thereby dabarring the
minor nases against the ienos cutters.
The present grand jury 50 TAR have re-
turned lorty.ons Indictments for fence cut
ting, twelve for fence burning and have
flied eighteen informations for fence cut
ting, also one indictment for
murder. This was against o
Mexican, who was arraigned be.
fore the court yesterday, tried, convicted
and sentenced for twenty year. Also, ons
for assault with intent to rape one for ss-
sault with intent 10 murder, d two. cor.
spiraciea with intent 10 murder, by fence.
cutters gainst ihs informers, and two for
THEFT OF horses. This will mako II lively for
the prosecuting attorney, Hon. WIZ
Wall ace, who has been ever alon5 in the
attempt TO break up such bands OF law
breakers. None OF the indictments are for
eating fences under tho 80 called special
act, consequently they are only misde-
megROrs.
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ItTCO.

HIco, April, 22-lSpecial. There was
cousid rabls froFt visible this morning, but
crops were apparently not damaged. The
prospect for = good grain crop Is excel
lint
Miss Annie Bal, an accomplished young
lady Of Hamilton, returned tc-1av from
Nev Or cans, where che hss been wishing
relatives.
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BIoWNsVILLr.

BR,wSsvILLE. April 22.-lSpecisl. The
mail ans passengers oamo N on the pilot
hoat from The steamer |, g. Harris Among
the passengers Is Judge Turner, who comes
for the purpose OF holdivg u nited S,afes
court. This session promises 10 b. verv in
teresiiug. There Is lsrcs civil docke'
God several lsnd cases will be e cd. Messrs.
c. Fee aud Fred Cullen, of Dallas accom-.
rauv the iudce
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MARSHALL, April II Especial l-Naihan
Lockett cnlored, working in tue planning
mill OF William Russell hat his hand
caught In the plsner, carrying away all ;he
fingers aud 30 lscerating it az u make an
DutaiiOn necessary.
TIE weather continues extremely cold
for the season and fears are Ortcr.aineo
isr the SAFETY of fruit sud crona.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The Doctors ara Swavming at Belton
on Caucus Bent.
A Serious Wreck on tho Santa fe near
BRENNAN.
MAJ shall M'Keo is indlguau. a, Some
Misrepresentation.
san an,onio: heayy Damage Subtitle
Fly Murder Trial.
The Mutterings OF Revolution Growing
Louder In Mexico.
williams Raneht: HIS Sisters Pro,
teclor Shot Dewn.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources.
williams Rapehe: HIS Sisters Pro.
tecl0r Shot Dawn.
Other Specials from sundry Sources.
BELTON.


BHLroN, April 22. Especial. l-At 10
O'Clock this morning tko STATE Medical ss,
soostion was c-lled to order by the presl.
dent Dr. A. p. Brown. OF Jelerson, j. A
Osborn, Of CleburnP, as vice president, and
" J. Burt, OF Austin, as secretary, aud j.
Lorendon, Of Houston, IS treasurer.
Tho following named doc,oTB constitute
tho judicial oluncil: +. J. Beal, Fort
Worth; O. Smith, Austin; W +. STORY,
Powell, Wills; W. A. Archer, Houston; l..
J. Russell, HoldenheimeT IL, G.. Gent,
B,lion; Taylor Hudso ,; Beltnn; j. O. Burl,
Rsniro 5hotour. N. W Moore, Fort
Worth; NJ. IL. Oliver, Elnis.
The programme carried out wac as fol-
lows:
Address OF welcome, by d. A. Cham.
nsrlu mayor Of the city. followed by Hon.
X. u. saunders aud thsn suggestions By
| the president - the essouigiln
The sOssion ot the association will be
from q. m. TO IL q. N. aud from 2 p m. 20
| 8 T.. IN.
Tonight At o'clock Dr.. Il. w. Park,
delivered an cs5Ay Oh "EvOlu'i1n," at the
cone usiou OF which Judge X 3. Sanders
made few ertemporausOus remarks on
Medical Jurlsprudencs "
On "Wednesday uight nt 8 o'clock the
! president, DR.. A L Brown, will make hi.
annual address, immediatry 70 lowed by
DIR. r. NJ. SwesreDgen on "Tns chhrscter
and death Of De- Il. ID. Manning"
thursday night ct s O'Clock DR.. ID. K
Wallace will deliver an uddr-s. On THE
| GAUGES 81 the Increase oi losauity through
out the Ciyiizsd 40 ID" alrrr wniHh i1l-
Iowa the grand ball given by thr Knights
OF pyfbiss enJe mons oluD, mplimentGry
| to ae Stats Medical ASSOCIATION.
Forty.Hiy new member sent Ia apgiicG
tion. snd were admitted into The MS Cil
ton to day, lbsre are nuw ioon 500 doe
tors ia TO Gn, sud mors 10 arr ye cI 'le San
ia F. this evening, ~hicn is two hour, la,e
Homes shall b, improvisgi iur al.
Dr.. 3. ii. St5d az, o. Chc'. rsH3 Il very in'
terestlng piec. on &C Gnu'd FrvsTs,
and Drs. Kelley and Gault o. Louisyille
| Kentucky, aDu several otl,f dnCur- mad
very intesestin remark % roullrs
Messrs. PsIl Doves d Co, OF Detroit
Michigan; ths william |. Nor
rell chemical company, Cincin
natl; |. Z. Albion 4 Co, Memphis
OF surgical ins aments, aun j Il. CHgnl
bers & CO ~. ical books, ~ hrYe repre-
ssntatiyes auo handsome line OF sam PIE
on exhibition cue.
The uoncrsr- for the foundation of Ia
court house ws,3 fnishrd tu-"s.. ard tn
wotkmen sre 4tting the derrick in piac
for handling ibe bigstpne-.
| A slight lfO.t fell this morning
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Nav YoRk, April p -ras h,uss Of
bis,ops . ths Protestant Ep'sc c1Dl church
Of the United states cDnvsasd this morn
ing for he purpose Of eleciins a uu u Der Of
missionary bishops A quorum uns being
ORE. e.,. ,he meeting adjourned until this
affa.unnu =
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Departments full to overlowing! Surprising
bargains in all Of them Only by visit can you
realize lust what this means We give you tne
prices OF some of our goods! Space does not permit
us to give them all, though equally as cheap!
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Bt,ENIIiN,

BnEEBAM, April 22.-[Spenial.l Tho two
rear coaches OF the up-bound passenger
train on the Santa Fe were ditcbod oue-hrli
mile below 4 Aennoy this nlorning Gt ll.i0.
Both coaches went down ten foot EN-.
bankment, ivrniDs over. botn were filed
With passeuge.s, e Large nrmber o. whom
were more or less ini pfed. Many continued
their Journey, The following ara here:
Dr.. A. W. Ely, Galveston, severely cut
10 face
Hugo Mailman, Galveston; bruised in
tho iefs.
==sshoppe. farmer, Taylor; severely bruised
Ia the thigh. His wife MAS bruised about
she hesd, but not seriously. They married
1T Galveston yesterday.
Three prJspcc,ors from Eroscr river,
New York, refuse 10 give their names.
One Ded ms leg broken, one was bruised in
the head one Internally inJ urea.
DR.. G. 2. Ball, Galveston, slightly in
jured
John 6. hsggsrty, Bslleville, slightly
bruised.
A lady, name unknown, severely injured
In the spine. but continued her journey up
tbs roac
The train was running CT the usual speed,
and beam on the passenger coach broke
snd fell on tho raii, causing the coach TO
leave the track. Company rent surgeons
10 the wreck, and are dong everything for
the relief Of the suffering.
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NE- YoRK, Aprii22 -prssitent Jswrtt de-
mics the report t1at the IRE railway . not
esrning iis fixed charges ana osnsos posi-
blv paw its Jan. inferest Hs says the
! .,asd is doing large business nnd N no
ua~ rmbz-Tssef. slr-I
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FIFTH GRAND
MAI-F FEST
Given by tho
German Societies
or DALLAs.
SUNDAY g. MONDAY
MAY n and ne, 1884.
SHADY VIEW PARK

PR0GRAMMB-FlRST DAY.
Parade with May Queen to
grounds at +. M.
Growing Of May Queen;
Orations in German; Amues-
ments for Young and Old.
Tableaux Vivants; Priez
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
SECOND DAY.
Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A. Nj.
At the Grounds Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids. .
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days
The best musical talent OF
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion
HON. BARN EFT GIBBS
will deliver the English oration'
For further information see
small programmes.
The Public oi Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invit d to attend,
By order of the committee
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman,
F. ALTERMAN,
Secretary.
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WACO.

WACO, April 90. - Special - United
States Marshal Mckee is indignant at re.
ports which he says are being industriously
circul,ted that a. the republican conven-
ton in Dallas he offered resolution mr.
friendly to President A thur. Ho Gays DR..
Mckay was author OF said resolutions and
he (McKee) made brief speech opposing
hem, aud they we're defeated. Marshal
Mckee is evidently sensitive over the mat.
Ter end declines to be placed in an attitude
unfriendly TO the administration.
Cashier Black, of the Cit zens' National
bank, on Saturday evening last locked tho
sa:e OF that institution, fixing the time lock
10 open az 8 O'Clock Monday morning He
is now unsDle to open IL and the president
of the bank has t,legraphed TO 81. Louis
for ca expert to come TO Waco and open
the locks. There is no suspicion that the
safe has been iampered with and other
banks have proiIsred ample funds TO tide
over the emergency.
The street railway company to-day order.
ed one mile OF iron and additional rolling
stock to make further extension OF the
lines,
The heather 10 clear and cool. but it is
thought there 10 no further danger of frost.
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ArrirnI nffhr Alrri

NEw Yo.K, April 22.-Ths steamship
Alert, Of the Greedy relief expedition, ar
siTed & l. m'rn'rs
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BURTON.

BURTON. April 22.-TSp'cial. ALTHOUGH
danger OF frost is not yet passed. u being
clear and cold tonight, farmers wear IN ex.
preston Of relief from the suspense in
which they have been held by the uDu,u.
silly cold weather OF The past few Days. We
hsd very fHght, IL any, frost last night,
but the cold north winds have left their
blight on all vegetation. CDtton suffers the
wort. Both corn and cotton look very
pick u.day. some lsrmers in anticipation
OF having 10 repeut hsvo made arrange.
mcnts sith cotton ssed and cora dealers Tor
seed necessary for replanting.
Telephone connections bet tween this place
aud Bfenbnm weTa interrupted today,
sons urknpwn party heYinr shot the wire
va to.n in TWO duriug the night Manager
Bogla promptly repaired the damage aud
he line is again in shape tor the expert
maui pulator Oi the six.shOuter.
The TEN p-ranCa lodge has been rooTgsn-
iZsd 10 this place, with weekly meetings,
and 10 coiug good Ia community where
tue liq ios iutiuagc' prepOndeia es.
Mr.. ii. knltjel, formerly our most eX.
teugvt merchant, but who h,s been sue
oeeded ia business by Thomas Watson IL
Go; is n wing his residence repainted in Nu
artistic style, which makes IL anornsmoni
of which 18th the ownes and our little city
may we'll be proud.
| Rumor has II that Mr.. Charles Weren
lately OF The iirm OF Il. J Bring & Co.,, @
Galveston, will establish AL extensive hust
ness here soon.
An Cdor OF orange blossoms prevsdes on
social atmosphere.
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, April % -[5pecinl, J. MaTga.
ritto Gutirrez, one of the men who burned
the jaoksl on the Poispox rancho last week,
comnitteI pnicido last night 10 avoid ar
rost. This owner of the jsokal claimed
thn, Gu,irrek was ~ home and had
n warrant Issued charging him with arson.
Tho oiilcers repaired tO Gntirrez'a house
Friday. The door being locked,
they demanded In tie nsme OF the
law that II be opened, which alter
some delay was done. The oficers
then asked that the lamp be lighted, for
the room was IN darkness. A woman an
sNered that She had no matches, where.
upon the officers orsref her one, when =
nis,ol shot was heard, hu not at tho oilio'rs.
for when the light shown around the room
the body of Gutrez wee found with
bail through the brain. Gu.lrrez's accom-.
plioe, Juan Tfeylno, has not been heard
from, aud II to supposed he will ,tay 10
Mexico.
To-day ct noon the recent stamp act of
The Mexican government went into effect
in iha state OF Tsmsulipas. II occasioned
quite u display, the mayor OF New Laredo,
police and military stationed there parad-
ing the streeia.
The telephone exchange begins business
tomorrow,