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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

Prof. Sabin Of New York has just made q
passablen nose for Thomas Colt, from two Joints
Of the middle finger Of Colts left hand.
Rear Admiral Andrew Allen Harwood. o. s
n, died at Marion, Mass, in his eighty-second
year. He vas appointed miashipman in 1915
and retired In 1874
Rev. w. NJ Collins, pastor Of the Galesburg,
Ill, N r church, il missing July 9he took
passage from Buffalo for Detroit via propeller
India. he went ashore al Cleveland to look
around town, and nothing has since been heard
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

81. PAuL-Wheat old, No. | hard. 9otae5c
Corn, No 2. $1,000; No. 5. 47(049c.
Oats, No. . mixed. z3@25cc: No. Q white.
25c; No. 3 white 24c; rejected, zoe.
Barle., No 2, 55c No. 3 extra 45c No. 8,
Rye, No. z. SIC.
Potatoes, 25c.
BaIed Hay, wlld, $3.50; timothy, saa@lo8
Eggs, 1SQI4c.
MuwAuKEE-Wheat, no. 2. 77y<c
Corn, rejected Sic.
Oats. No. z. 29029kc; No. 3 white, Soc
Rye, No. /, Sc, No 2 53e
Barley. No. 2, Old, &c
Mess Pork. $z26
Lard, ST45.
Butter, choice creamery, 2O6621c: fsir 10
good, l70i9e; best DAIRY, 15@l6o
Eggs, lS@135Sc
CHICAGO. Wheat Nd 3 Chicago sprina
T11f77Xc; Nos, Chicago spring 64{n66c NO
2 red, slaslAc; No , red, n@1I4c
Corn, 52(d525<c
Oats, S4Ac
Rye, SIC.
Barley, 6216c.
Flax Seed. 81. 3O1xc
Pork, &18.5Kn&18O0
5ssss ' , ssss$s' n halsss, dairy, i4el4,4s
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The school-book question is 4 OF
the issues in the California election
this year. A constitutional amendment
is to be submitted to the voters, which,
il ratified at the polls, viii result in the
State assuming entire charge of the
business of printing all the text
BOOKS used in the public schools. 1t is
proposed that the State shall establish
a printing Office, buy its own paper and
type and pay its printers and foremen
fixed salaries; that there shall be a
superintendent directly responsible to
the administration, with a board of ex-
aminers to pass upon all bills and a
veto power in the Comptroller, with
full authority on the part Of the Legis-
lature to overhaul things biennially.
1t may safely be predicted that this
latter prerogative VIII be called into
regular use, If the amendment is ratified.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

There is an interesting account IN
Harper's monthly of the government
work now IN progress on the dams des-
igned as retaining walls for the great
reservoirs at the headwaters of the Mis-
sissippi. Ther.are to be seven Of these
dams and the principal one at Lake Win
nebigoshish is already we'll advanced,
work having been prosecuted continu-
ously for eighteen months. 1t is to be
fourteen feet high-th4t is, the water
line In the reservoir when filed viii be
fourteen feet higher than now. The
river winds among q great succession of
marshes and now and then spreads out
in broad shallow lakes SO that the back
water from this dam will cover an i'm
mense area. The theory is that the res
ervoirs formed by these dams will be
sufficient to hold or store up q great
share of the rainfall of q drainage area
estiraated at 7,400 square miles from
November ] to July ! in each year. As
. rule the Mississippi below ST. Paul
falls SO in July that great difficulty is
experienced by steambosimen, and this
low stage, so detrimental to navigation,
continues through August, September
and October II is expected .ha. from
the reservoirs enough water can be dis
charged to at least double the ordinary
minimum flow for one hundred days and
that at no time during the summer will
the stage between st. Panl and Lake
Pepin fall below fonr feet when this
system on the upper lakes is completed.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

the winner to take all, and the match to be de-
cided within six weeks, in New HorA clFyi
where we both can be assured of fair play. II
MCCOY declines to accept this challenge, l
shall feel disappointed, unless l can secure a
match with John l. Sullivan, whom have
heretofore barred in all my challenges. but
who. after the transactions OF Monday night,
/ am prepared to meet at any time or place FOR
any amount Of stakes he may desire.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

~ ~ 80 $500 y
Huron, Oak, Special:-Between 8 and 4
Thursday afternoons fun~nel-shaped cloud was
seen q mile and q hall northwest Of this
city going southeasterly At Risdop's. .
large stock barn and sheds were torn
to atoms and scattered over the prairie.
His loss Ii 1900. Crossing the Jim river,
six large stacks Of grain belonging to
q ~ Lyman, were carried away. The
house Of Joseph Bloodgood, two miles east
Of town, was torn into kindling wood II was
anew building nearly ready for occupancy.
miles southeast Of here, was struck Two
houses standing about twenty feet apart were
lifted from their foundations, carried three
rods and torn to sliyers. Mrs. g. w. Cook and
elgbt-year-old daughter in the house at the
ume, were carried several rods and left In o
held When found Mrs. Cook was badly m
yured abont the head, and a thigh broken. The
girl was also severely hurt
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The recent advance in stocks is at
tributed to the unprecedented cheap
ness of money in New York-only two
percent. per annum-and it is said that
produce is equally affected by the same
cause.
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Rail and River News.

The Fargo rumor concerning the Canadian
Pacific end Northern Pacific is pronounced
Gaseless by those who ought to know.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-19
GAINESVILLE.

GAIsEsvILLE, April Special 1.-The
examination OF Charlie Powell on the
charge Of having murdered Liee Hudson
was corcl ded to-day before Judge Hall,
having occupied four days time. Powell
was held over for trial at the August term
Of the district court, aud his bond fixed at
$1,000.
Another important step in tho business
development oi our city is the oDsrilg OF
the extensive works Df tho Gainesville dry
press bricx manufactured by this company,
pronounced the bess 10 the sll!e. They
employ q larse force, aud propose 70 ship
brick TO all parts OF the sato.
a call has been issuod f0r tho democracy
OF Cook county 10 mset In this city on May
9th for the purpose OF sanding delegates TO
the state cony sntion 90 Fort WJTth.
The outlaws. Epp, and Underwood left
to-day in charge Of NJ ish8i Tom Wright
for Sherman, at which plsce they will DO
taken before United S.at'J Con- missioner
Kicks.
In his plosiam tioA c5mmuiiug tho sen.
tence OF G. ID. SHARP, Governor Ireland
givss as his reason thefefIt .Aat ~ was
asked by the district judge vino ifed The
case and other officers and macy citizens.
The improvements Low going on IN lha
city amount TO $4,000 rho population
OF The city is 5000.
The Slums sisters play here tonight
Gsinegvlle would ike 10 bsye Grother
railroad she would cGsr big IAdacenSnis
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GREENyILLE.

Ga6ANviiLE. Apn. S-[5pcclal. 1.-The
.aud celebration oihthe Independent Or
def OF OJd Fellows, will take place hcla
Saturday, tie 2j.h instant. Ample pep
ecatiors ers being made 10 entertain hand
somely the visiting lodges and Others et.
tending the celeb ac0n, Governor H. T..
Hubbari w be the orator OF the day, ana
will be followed By Senator Gibbs, OF Da.-
'ss. Mr.. Sem ID. St'nsoL, candidate To- ihe
state sena' e. " deliver the address Of wei.
come OF Fred Erde ledge Of this city.
Our citizens ere alive to their railroad IN
ei SITS in tying 20 secure the Cuff CoioIg-
do IL aGnta Fe iaillosi. Several interest
ing meetings have been held, aud q com
mittee appointed t3 .Jl fer wish the COM
mittte from your city. We nro now await
ing tuch committee, ghich Is cxpec."d here
the latter part of next week.
The republican convention has met and
eppointed Or. j. Sco0noyer, La6 Hart, L.
j. Will'3 aud L. j. GursJ deleg2te1 10 the
+ iTt Worth republican convention. The
last two named are colored.
The democratic convention will DO held
May oath next, and will e.tot delegates
fon this county TO the state convention,
TO he hrld aG Fort Worth June lith
Mr.. J. n. Anderson, wounded some time
eince in u shooting ailray, is improving.
Mr.. Wooderd, a lightning !od ageng liou
Pennsylvania, died hero last Dight
A. fac rain fell this morn'ug, but IL vas
not needed.
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Sr. LcUfl, April ls--A dis. oh irons
New Orleans, s,stos us toe authority Ut
Captain Windgr, o fhs steamer Jamaicln,
which LEFT Vera C-nz ora a. ll'h inst, that
the report teitgraUhsd tom bsf- ou We'd
nesdsy last thai ~ ila fever ~. vailed IN
that city Is entirely uniru., Captain Win
der states no fever there uuI nAd there
been any, and q tt 90 to lhsA ican CON-
sul, who was re1uct1 t'uvaio.c @. tf % lever,
WiEdec dined with hm un t1a l0lA, when
he was IN robust h,Htn. D. hegosiich,
director OF the Vera Cr1z hos lite!, who wae
passenger on the Jam ios corob0rAtes
Captain Wnder's Statement. The report
sent from hera WAS 1t.ei o. "a special dig
patch from the C'ty OF M-xc). which was
presumed TO Ue oc-rpc..
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Austin: Fence .Cuitipg Greatly Exag.
gerated-A Cyclone Apprehended.
Preparing 10 Receive the 0dd Fellows
at Greenyille.
Crawford: A Negro KIlIed by Bolt
OF lightning.
DenlsOn; 4 wrli'Grouuded Railway
Rumor OF lmpOrilocr.
Sudden Death OF Prominent Citizen
Of Little Rock.
The Sir Knights Coucluda their LaboIs
at Galveston.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources.
AUSTIN.

AttAfsNs
AUSTIN, April ills.--lSpeolsl. 1.-The Phyi'-
elnus' NJ utual Benefit association OF Fort
Worth flied = CHATTER to-day.
Nothing OF nu official oha'aCt'- lgg been
received az hcsdQupriers OF lonc s.cu.irg IN
Runnelia county, and II il believed repofts
are greatly e.aggBraled rs Ia tac c4sc OF fhO
alleged trouble Ia Lsmpasas tome time
back.
The land board hes inu u.ogs,i tls res of
surveyors TO 50 IN ceI'a'n clscg. EC-o'3-
10 e the maximum has been 81.
Judge Walker re used - grant irjuuc.
ton AGAINST the Street railway c9mpasy 20
prevent the nee o. CO. siu q, -tGtg. and 90.
day the company had a large iaig1 OF men
at work laying track.
Tns civil service beard OF u sc.J on
venod today aud exam l-lFS apI'e ~.
II hes been very dark aud t'5omY Lt.e
rll day, nsc2g3l' atiug tho use O hlg ~ sll
dopg"tWents and business houses Some
predict severe storm before clearing
wefther.
Tho supreme coui Affirmed: Forrest W.
Nelson, from Eilis; D'ck o. ni ". IT,. ,ut,
from Collin; Nevns vg. Mckee r.t'. IN
Graysou; L1re1co e. el W. Dayl, m
johnson.
Reversed and remar3 2. CoDln w..
Dcuglrss, from Gfavgor Wa.k r8 w.
Davis. from D9N7s; Anns'lS VS.. ECgr'ko
% ~, FROM Washington.
Dismissed; Jones ys. Bramlo,te, rom
Lamar.
Submitted on bi;ciJ for both p7tt'es.
Dyer et pl. VS.. Dyer. rom Fp7ui1; y, y &
\ W reilwsv vs. the Slate, from Il i7, WI.
liam 1t e. We. Conbor, from Lamar; Ciy
National hank va. Stou.. from GalH4t.
Oa briefs igom appclleeg: Smith 60 ell. v5.
Miller et al, from Fanun,
o. thg record: Osborne vs. Gun,a-, f.om
Cooke.
Briefs suppressed. In Gubo e. at. ys.
Runn.ll Ct ~ ;, from FagUiC
Biels oIlergd hed: l.. e II. Blum vs.
Younger, from Wise.
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The nrnnl, In Mhlsln.

CIsciSgATI, April l9.-fl. Wuisfy man
ufaclurers s.soft thlt iuo decline 0i three
cents to-day 30 prce is necessary
In sell dc,rc., caused by
tho eating hV suMe members OF
tue pool, partcl.. s. ut New Oleans. The
regret is expressed trut p'ic-s e uid rot
have been mainia.ued TIL May
lst, wAea the - per cent.
reduction IN promotion takes effect.
Another matter tbs. makes ,1e b eik un-
fortunate ~ Ga Arrangements have just
been madn whereby ltlO Il c1li 1i snip
ment t1 Bremen, from La avlg, l. King
ton, CJviuEiOu and Ciucunttu nas been
reduced from 50 G. f24 urr baual, benn-
ming April 2J'n. lnerH "a u1ss' lili;v tho
pool may asstr. .'seIl and re uua control
OF prices
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DEEIsoS, April 1S-TSpeoial. From an
interview with j. Fl. CullerB, OF Sherman,
we learn that Huntington has acquired
control of tho ST. Louis & San Francisco
liue AND viii run it through TO Denison at
once. This is given on the best OF author
ity.
Some parties ore here looking for a locs'
tlon fos White Elephent, similar TO enc
in the Fort.
and adiourled to meet Monday night.
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IsELTON,

BFLTog. April IS Especial, l. Promptly
A. 0 O'clock this morning the opera ho1se
Of Hon seth Sheppard end Jud. y i.
Sanders. Both made very eloquent
spos chey, occupying three hours between
them. At | O'Clock the judge made very
s;i let charge 10 the jury, and they immtdi-
rtely retired 70 tho Jury room ard have not
yet Drought IN verdict.
Another rain visited this section this
morning.
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WIN Probably Prove a Loss.

BALTIMORE, April Is --C.e d. .simer Dun
holme, from Carlhaseua reports: Pat into
Bermuda Tor cof' ~ 10 instant. The
steamer. Msrsciles, New o leans Tor Ha-
vIe, with cargo OF clttun bad grain, put in
tho came day with cotton ,u Two compert-
ments on fire.. Ihe upper fre sss extir-
guiehed, but tno cotton wa- eill burning
IN the lower hold when he Dugholme left.
II wsa olpeo'Cd tie eniirr C-fo 1ul have
TO oe taken out 10 in-pfe ST before cor-
tinuipg the voyaes. Tn " MflFles will
probably hnvo 10 De repGt before pro-
paadfng
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CotuMHui o AUr 1.-N 2 40 q ht
took place f-r ". IQl.fui q ieouspnry
rnles' hotwenG 20 a. I1nn.on u New
York, and CHARLES D.. 200, OF u.tYeland.
backed bv Duncan O. Rl. lAs BLACK
Diamond" ,ali dtd Johnson, aud
Meryine rhlg.ls0n did dlty
for Lsngs. About 1000 people Witnessed
tne contest.
The frat round was cNarecierized by
fierce fighting. Lang Was knocked down,
but camu back Ia Ten seconds when time
was called.
The second round was a dead struggle
match both being pulisn'd d ssvrrsly.
The third was duDiicate OF tbs second,
except the star Knocked Lsnge clear oil his
feet and soroo heavy ha!t arm hitting
closed the round.
Both mon came 10 tbs scratch In the
fourth round, wei, EXHAUSTED but game.
Several passes ha' neCn n lGo aud Johnson
was x ting decidedly toe better Of tte coz
test, when toe pD ios impei m the ring
add called n halt sld the brut was decided
a draw b. he referee. Olg sporting men
present, pronounced L the mos &c GUS slug-
sing match they had ever witnessed.
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,JEEIrEEsON.

tho annonncement of several counties in
the state that Marion Martin would be sup.
ported by them ~ governor, the people in
Marion county seem to think that he would
be moro suitable to fill that place than Ire.
land. Your correspondent believes that IL
be is nominated at the convention as gov
ernor, he will be literally supported by
Marion county.
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se6o, the m0si s'd0uu ana als'ontinuo The
Others. Tue feap' "a ~" 'nh was one
eolyiellon ana one plea OF gnilt the other
cases resulting H. mis.fiels; tbs seeono
trials again rssulilng la misrisls. Being
convinced that Ia the pro'ent state OF pub
lio seniimen O. vic.i0ns we're impossible IN
thess osseg, he had D, Informed Tho nttor-
ney.grrrIni and had received n letter
directing him 10 nee hi, difcrstion. Hence
the motion hat the ct'c DC diicontinueo.
Judge MeGfa'h, chnua.l Tor iLn accused.
denied smph.lifailt tIe oNnvilti'fs failed
10 ,nsCQutrca oi th' iunueuce Of public
H,i .lM0i G.. ~ fr."G q fh0 allure was
be eause in nr case %. lpl.si 10 ias district
attorney inf ,uai, tst there been tutiicient
evidence 10 naiH olnvIouua. even haa the
llifn been 1itinr Without Jury.
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MARSHALL

MARSHALL, April ls.-GSpecial. Tho
houee in which tho smallpox originated
was burned last night. All the patients
had been rem we'd on the morning previ.
Gus. The iiro was of incendiary origin.
William Blackburn came 60 his room in
The second story OF William Fierco's resi-
6onoe last night, unoressed went out on
the gallery gnu when his brother, tho doc.
tor, came h0me found him lying on the
ground in an insenaible condition. he had
fal!1n troul th' gallery, fourteen feet high,
striking or his mead end shoulders. He has
never regenei con scinusnese aud his life is
despaired of. He is man OF good habits
aud . civil engineer by profession. The
unfortunate affair is much deplored by all.
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Civil Service Reform.

CHICAGO, April 1s,-The Civil Service Re.
form ass iciatiOn OF this city has sent q cir.
cniar leuer % member. Of Congress ir, m
Chicago, requesting them to work Tor the
passage Ut b oil repsaling tde four year s
imitation IT '.rm ot postmssiers, dis,ricl
attorneys. T, vcuus collectors, ETC., m Xxi &
,he ofilc al tenure good behaviour AID
efficiency. In. oil will probably CONS up
in the house tie 2ist int tnt.
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were followed 10 aud from q certain house
aud w. q. P0sell, living about mile aud
hslf east o Baird, had three miles OF hii
fence cut. No clue - yet TO the parties
Ia reason. Tho cl,'gsns have offered =
puIse OF CO for the apprehension and
conviction OF tho iel ,outieis. This with
the state reward OF . , fof n conviction
will well pay dei' sily9 - fe'ret out The
nleht workeiJ Of the nippsr Gla's. with
the exception OF ihec, Two lest violations
OF the law, We cln bo.lt OF Que OF tho most
law abiding towns and counliesin reSrs..
Baud Is sin improving aud business 10
| livolier.
Grasa Is looking we'll aud stock are I'm.
proving last.
Disirlct court draws ness 10 hand, and
the county officers are now busy prepprinf.
GALVESTON.
GALvrsT0g, April lS,-fSpeoial.l l-rne
Right Eminent Grand Commentary con.
cluded work to-day. The committee on
limo and place ot tie next c0nclGye report
cd Parla, Texag, ns tho place, and Wednos'
day, tue lj.h day Of April, 1855, a. The
lime.
Repoi Is were made by tho following com.
mil,ees and adopted; Committee on grand
officers, repof'son ilancse on grievances
aud np eals
Tue rlaht eminent grand commander.
elect annonpced the following appoint.
nenls
Six John Martin, Paris; grand standard
Bir s. d. Allop, Palestine; grand sword
81, i. p. Hnvlcy, Marshall grand war
SIR S. Conrad, Houston, grand captain OF
tho guard.
Standing committee; On ilnsnce---slr
HOugh Lewis, Gonzales; Sir j w. 0zment,
Pa fstine; Sir j. a. BriukerhoM Waco; Sir
J. \. .G9rfett, Bryan; Sir a. A. johnston;
Dallas
Gfieysuca end Appeas-Sir II, NJ. Elgln,
Horstan; Sir ID. g. Proctor, GOliHd; Sir i
II Huslis, Ssu Antonio; Sir II. l.. Cleyol,
Sbofnan; Sir John Mcdonald, Austin.
rempllr Jurisprudence Sir W ID. Bltto,
Houston; Sir L.. NJ. oppenheimer, Calvert
81 4. B. Sexton. Mersnrll: Sir j. 4. Nc
Gov, D5ilss; Sir II. b. s.odderd. Bryan.
Ffatefnal Correspondence Sir w. Il.
Hsrdentro ok, Houston; Sir n. w. Preston,
Galveston; Sir G.. j. GjOch, Palestine; Sir
i. l.. Moore, Brenhom; Sir Il. Brewster,
pliniing-slr II. sshorillus, Sir L. W
ravl0r, Sir 4. Il. S,nub Sir Il. Brewster
SlrS. M. Wilinms, Houston.
Tho commit On Templer history was
diaharged aud q commi tee Of one subsli-
tuted and Sir Il. B. sexton ap1Ci ted.
The acwly elected and appointed officers
for the ensuing year wero duly inst He'd by
Tho Tettirg Tirht eminent Hfhnd comman-
der, Sir !. q. Mccoy Sir II Scherilius act
lugaI grand marshal.
,ir l. j IA 4. Bott' offered a resolu'
iion 0ftbluss 20 tha First Bepti't church
ElfCopal church choir, His'rionic soci'
eiy Cnd Union club TOR courtssies ehoWn
the Er.ld CommandeTy.
RESOLUTIONS OF tnauki 70 Dan Feupo !
Austin com Haudory wero also adopted.
IN The evening they attended an oyster
Tos;s at Middlege's, fifteen miles down the
island on the Iexas-MeEicsn railway, iul-
~ ic1 people being present, largo number
OF which were ladias.
a. night hey were entertained at Beach |
Eoiel wi,h grand hop. The knights allex'
pregs themselves well plcg1ed with ia9
visit.
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TYLER.

TYLtR, April ls.-[Special. 1.-The first
shipment by rail of cattle from this place
for more than twelve months was made
yesterday, wnen nine cars Of mixed stock
we're shipped to Wichita Falls.
There was o heavy transaction in real
estate to-day, in which considerable cash
changed hands. Tho building boom will
receive fresh im eetus.
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Tho South Carolina Election Ca.os Dis-
missed.

CHsHLrsrov. s. -. Aprl is--r, the
Uni .. : at ci'cuir cour; to-. Y Dis'ric'
Attorney " N moved - r'sren Time sl
.ses on thu d,UF-f irvpvi = cbsr'es oi
v'olsiion nf faa sect n l4ws ~ ins lIn'ed
Sst-s The mo -, vas granted bv Jnfr.
wefe stricken rom tie derE 9 " mrkii ].
tho motion, rtlirn sd tHst urea b. = M
into rfhc. a. f,pnd ctrr' 2D
cases On the uccrpi. Reaiziu.,
'het ~ c'nli rot D. lriri, y ob'giuer
pe..n.sslv.. s.s., .as sepss .a..u. VI josssos 80
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CRAMEnRD.

CRAWFORD, April is -[speciel. l-Dn'i Jog
a severe storm this morning tho iieb rine
struck and instantly killed = negro nsmcd
Squire Hamilton, living about five miies
from this place. He was sitting in the
house near the fireplace, the lightning
coming d )wn the chimney.
The farmers in this vicinity arc -fraid we
will have too much rain end canse the
wheat to rust
Quite number sf'young men here have
the Idaho gold fever, and are making
preparations to leave for the mines early
next week
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A Telegraph Operator neglect.

PIrrskUke Pa April 49, By ,b. neel ct
OF a t~iee sph o"erstor a steubsusille to
deliver propsr train orders W, ireigot
trans oD to- Pan Handle road collidsd Desr
Wheeling Juicuon this morniup NJ 4
O'Clock. Bytn engines aud ten Car. we've
compirtcly prccEsd. Brak.msn Fisher
and Wnsbt aai + remsn FianertS we're
slightiv FrsI
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FORT SMITH.

FoRr SMITH, ARK.. April iS.-TSp cial.
Tom Griffin, the no ed despersdo and
murderer. who was csp,sred on the Little
Rock Fort Smith rr'lsny lss' monlh b.,
ana for whom q rewsrd.nf 81 900 g-s paid I,
was released from js,i At WebsE's Fails. In-
disn territory. Tussday night by friends
and 10 again M is-se
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ri"c'sHsrr, a ri ~ --i.- -,.,ess IN iNa
c'i lual : cu't crnf'gpat - r-ou,r iv.
Tn ~ wts on scI' Al oo.t Ne \ a
tioc' the riot. vas e cise of
sna,chias ureAtt 20 B from
woman. rfe r.iuC'D wiirteS
he'd cpne - rsTs'. Tn"-- 0r, n' o1n,
vic tnf, nn,i tir q t.ieaeu eu lv Jar. ~
mace ,n NJ isarrr. sus ncs- ri-' sirsd -
nndcsoiipts that usually ccl""s the court
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IfAtf,D.

BAIRD. April rs II special Last nigh,
mother esrtb rss t.l o. ~ ~ reir. 81
ing rain, which va nfnch n7.dei
Oar county hss b-e1 curs~si hr virii
from M. iencp-cnft~r. Z. Ma ". lving
about nine miles snn'kwest - Bs'r, hsi'
ore mile II his ie. 1cel', rri tricfssrn-
tcscd l. hive .s.a .-sss - .As easssss
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LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock. A Rx.. April ls.-[Speciel.l
Major II. H. Bein, secretary otthe cotton
exchange, and secretary OF the Ecle,ic soci-
ETY., died suddenly this morning OF apo
plexy. He was AZ years Of age ard leaves o
wife and family. His remains Will be TAX
en- to New Orleans tomorrow for inter.
ment.