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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-23
LOCAL JOrTlN(iS.

Friedman is open.
Moody and Sankey.
Skates at Coffin Bros
New neckwear at Paddock's.
Fresh oysters at I. H. Brew's.
Tom and Jerry at the Brunswick.
The train arrived on time to-day.
Fresh oysters at Il. H. Brew's.
Imported cigars, at Tracy 4 Foote'S.
At Humphreys, oysters by the can,sl
Fresh butter and eggs at I H. Brew's.
Skates for Christmas gifts, at Coiliu
Bros.
Bache, the tailor, once more in the
field.
Burkhart Il Co. guarantee low prices
or no sale. st
Bisque ware--a great novelty-at
Tracy Il Foote'S.
Bache, the tailor, cleans and repairs
clothing as usual.
Elaine-absolutel Y ire-proof-coal
oil at Coffin Bros.
Gentlemen's slippers for Christmas
presents, at Paddock's.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
Moody and Sankey at Merchants
Hotel. Tom and Jerry.
Those elegant Stockinet Jackets
and Vest:, at Paddock's.
Fresh oysters, any style, at Humph-
rey's Nevada Chop House.
New Orleans molasses, by the quar-,
or gallon, at I. H. Brew's.
Elaine! Elaine!! A carload of it
just received by Coffin Bros.
The finest Ladies' Russian Circulars
and others at $. j. Friedman's.
Overcoats at cost. for casl,
only, at WEKTHHEIMER'S.
Smoke fres!. Imported and genuine
Key West cigars At Merchants Hotel
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
of that 1875 old Hermitage whisky
Bache, the tailor, takes orders TO,
business and dress suits, as he used
to do.
The Brunswick As the only place il,
town where you can get hot Tom and
Jerry.
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons.
Good lodgings and neat roc rs, al
Mrs. LeGrande's, next door to Hal
ley Theater.
Presents for old ard young-sucf
as albums, work boxes, scrap books
etc.-at Leon Fuld's.
Go and delight your eyes with .
look at the fancy cups and saucers
mustache cups, Bisque figures, majol
lea ware, etc, ETC., Just received Al
Tracy & Foote'S.
Arpad Haraszthy & Co, of Sar
Francisco, have a limited number o.
cases of asserted California wines al
their New York agency. A most suit
able holiday gift for friends East.
c. w. Schwamb, the cabinet maker
upholsterer and general undertaker,ha
his shop on Carbonate street at pres
ent, two doors East of Mair> He !.
prepared to fill orders on the shortes
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun
. try orders solicited and given pronp
attention.
Bache's ability as cutter and tai'o
is SO we'll known in this community
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-23
Nuts! Nuts!! Nuts!!!

Nuts! NutS!! Nuts!!!
A car load of nuts for seed will be
brought here in about one month.
All who will need any, for timber
cultures, should apply at once, to
j. S. WATERS.
Receiver u. S. Land Office, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-23

TO THE PUBLIC.
have great many useful and
ornamental articles suitable for
gifts and home decoration.
Cali and see them. at F.. A.
WHITES Furniture Store, Main
Street, HALEY. dl7
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-23
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Judge Doniphan and HIS Wife Lost in q
SnOw.StUrm at the Head VI CrOy

= ~WS~ VSO0 NstU NA1S W blC AtDSt III u
Sn0w.StUrm at the Head of Croy
Caleb.
Judge Doniphan and wife had a
narrow escape from perislng in the
storm, last Sunday night. They left
Bellevue early Sunday afternoon for
the Camas No. , mine, at the head of
Croy gulch, but never reached the
Frenchman's ranch, beyond Kelley
gulch, until about 9 o'clock. The
mine being onl ~ about one half mile
beyond, they concluded to keep on.
For the next four hours they ram
bled about the hills, in the binding
snowstorm, in search Of the mine
boarding. house, without finding it.
The horses giving out. they tied the
blankets on them, and continued their
search through FIVE or six feet Of snow,
Mrs. Doniphan behaving like an cid
mountainecr. Finally about o'clock,
and when almost exhausted, they saw
the clearinghouse only a few feet
away. They had been within 100
yards of it for over two hours.
The miners being awakened, went
out after the team, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Doniphan were made comfortable by
a rousing fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doniphan will leave
in few days for the East, and to visit
with Colonel Doniphan and other
owners of the Camas No. 2 at St. Joe,
Missouri. While East Judge Doni-
phan will make arrangements 70, erec-
ting a mill at the mine next spring.
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HALEY PvStufilce.
NAILS ARRIVE:
: IN, IN. Tarth IL n. and $3.50 2 Il,
Fran Bullion. .-........-.~-.- ..... ll:W A.
from Bolten ......... '...'-..'.-..... .l20V n.
MAILS CLOSE
FOR the South .......... $3.50 r. II
49, the Mort ......... 10 A. " and $3.50 -
~ H., ,lion ...........12. OO NJ
~, H., tOu ..............-......... 3:OO r. n
Al, mails from Muidoon, Stanton, Crichtou, Sol
dior Corral Greek. Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
and depart by railr 'ad
OEtICE HOURS
General Delivery und Call Boxes open from Z 30
m until $50 y N. Sundays, from 1850 to 10 q.
N ana to $50 p. III.
Money Order and Registry Department open
fro,n s u. Ia. until p III. No Money Order or
psuistry businesy transacted on Sunday.
H.. BURKHAkT, Postmaster.
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CHARDsoN-In Haley. December 2l, to the wife
of Lark Richardson, = daughter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-11

BRLLEyrLLE, ILL, Jan. l0..-The funeral oi
the identified bodies OF the victims of the
convent fire who were residents OF Belle
Vile, took place this morning. The servi-
ces were held in 81. Peters church, which
was heavily draped in mourning aud filed
with great crowd of mpathizlng and
sorrowing people. A solemn requiem mass
was sung, Bishop Bottles. Of Alton, ofiicia'
ting, assisted by Rev. Father Abelin, OF
Milwaukee, spiritual director OF the
order OF Notre Dame. A large
mum Der OF priests Of the diocese were also
present. Two funeral orations, one in
English and one in Germsp, were deliv.
cred, after which a procession, consisting OF
the boys aud girls OF the psrochial schools,
Young men aud ladies Of the societies, sur
viying sisters, clergymon, mayor ana city
council OF Belleylle and n ihrong of cit.
zens and strangers, formed and proceeded
TO Green MoanJ cemetery, where the inter.
ment took place and the last sad rites were
performed. Business was suspended in the
city. Nearly everybody in the place took
part In the mournful ceremonies.
The names OF those burned were Mother
Superior Mary Jerome three sisters
Moderator Agnelia and Edwina and the
pupils. Katie Urbana, OF Naudaia, Illinois,
Gertrude Strauch, OF Duquoin, Illinois.
The remains OF the unidentified victims
were also ut the church but wtre removed
after the services and will be buried in one
coffin on Sunday, and monument erected
over them bearing their names rs follows:
Minnie Bailey. Emma Stock, Agnes Seal
ing, Mamie Scaling, Diva Hern, Lotte
Pearson, Dslphia Schiemetzaner, Mary
Bien, Josie Plandre.
All the debris in the ruins OF the convent
having betn overturned and no additional
bodies found, the search stopped about
noon and the jury held a consultation TO
agree upon verdict.
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A Horrible Crime lonfcssed

RIvHRHEAD, l.. l.. Jan. l0.-George Jes-
trey. indicted with his wife for the murdtr
of child OF the latter By former hus band,
makes the statement that he killed The
child holding its body between his knees
and twisted the child's head one wsy until
he thought he had broken It's neck and
then twisted the head the other way 10
make sure he had killed IL. Jeffrey had
contemplated killing the child for a long
time, and thought he could do 81 bv cog-
tnued cruelties and not be held guilty OF
crime. Failing, he at last broke its neck.
He hated the child because
its existence intsrierred with his wife
earning money for him. He had no other
motive or the crime. Being informed OF
her husbands confession. Mrs. Jeffrey be-
came very lisht-ht al -d. she said she was
present when he killed the child. She
made no resistantce. She could have no
comfort in life while " lived
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pablo highway, fenee-oultiuf, ETC., opPos.
ing large pastures 10 inimital 20 actual
settlers, and ahattd la tho future sales OF
lan h, aud demand open highways 10 al
running streams of water, sio, Referred,
Bills were presented aud referred as iol'
lovs;
by Mr.. McKinney-A bill to amend the
judicial districts
NJ Mr. Townsend-A bill 20 provide an
nuAl al yOlorem tax for roads and bridges
Of 10 eents by each company or town.
By MIR. Scoti-A bill authorizing An AL va
loren tar Oi 90 cents In counties where ~ %
necessary 10 iiquldale the outstanding M
dehtedness
yesimen,s la city and town bonds OF the
permanent school funds,
Ry Mr.. Nash-A hill 10 amend article
t37D, etc Of the civil code, to provide Tor
better public highways,
By Mr.. Labatt--A bill 10 provide for de-
lioienoies for taxes
by Mr. Llndsay-A bill TO prevent the
occupation " lands by corporations, ETC.
not OwnlnR the same.
Nv Mr.. Pendleton-A bill to amend arli'
Gle 90 NJ the penal code, and TO repeal an
act OF lhe last legislature providing pen
sions for six revolutionary veterans,
by Mr. Dsnnh-A resolution requesting
congress TO pass q bill granting the right
oi.wsy through the Iud'an territory 10 the
Gulf Colorado & Santa fa railroad.
The house adopted the mileage and con-
tingent expense appropriations.
a resolution instfuc'ing congress 70
grant the right.oi.way through the Indian
territory TO the TerAs, Oklahoma q kansas
railroad passed
Mr.. Cheneweth concurrent resolution
asking congress for federal court near the
Chnctaw nation passed.
The house adjourned.
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I Thc CnttIcmcns' MootlnE.

Ar.ris, Jan. l0.-lspeoial This cattle
m,n'a convention met this morning and
appointed a committee to consider the rsso
lutlons presented ard draft a set for the ac'
: on OF the COZ 'ention tomorrow. The
following oattleu compose the commit
tee. j. N sims g. OF Dsllssi J. NJ
Mathis. of y yic,orir. ones, u Navarro
i'll. Little, Of Medira @. Slaughter, Of
Dallas: 3. B Paddock. 'rlut II. W,
Creswell, of Nheelcr; r. .lcrd, OF Cald'
veil, II VI. Campbell OF Motley II. seilf'
son. Of tlyeston; W. II. Grain, II De Wit,
h. 4. lknrd, o. & Ay; 5. Mabrey, OF Llanoi
a. Symes of Williams.
The following was introduced and rs
icrted
Resolved. That we suggest to tho lerls-
laiu-e the prActicability of = law which
shai ombody the following: Where a nos.
resident owns land within tho pasture oil
another (ahen such enclosure has heen
made by fencing OH land not owned by tho
party making such enolosure) that the nom
resident shall have the right 70 demand
conpensation for his grass and water, TO be
fixed by "a commission 10 DO appointed by
the county judges OF each county tqr that
purpose, aud that such land
owner sh.il have the right
10 let run At large IN any pasture NhICu
NAV enclose him, such number OF stock ~
shg!l bs allowed by said commission.
A resolution was adopted thanking our
members ol congress for their Efforts to So
cure riRnt-o.-gay through the Indian
Territory.
Governor Ireland then appeared in com
pliance with All Invitation from tho conyen'
ventien. and addressed them fot about
three-qu.rlers OF an hour defending his
course on the recent troubles and counsel
ing wise aud prudent action for tss troub'
les. His address was eloquent and com prs-
hensiys. he was frequently interrupted by
applause, and be evidently gained the good
will Of alLwho heard him.
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The Perpetrators OF a Murder Caught
az Alexander.
Other News by Special Dispstehe,
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Jan. lO.-[Speoial.l-In the
supreme court, the full bench present, there
were submitted on briefs tor both par,iss:
Supreme Lodge X. & l.. Of N. ", Grace ct
al, from Fayette Gul', Colorado & Santa
Fe ". Eyauseck, from Washington; Garter
". the town OF Lagrange, from Fayette,
Holloway ys. Blum et a., from FayettC;
Hugo & Sohmil'zer ct ri ~. Brune, from
webb: Oriy w. Benarldes ~ al. from
Webb. Arolr an wife vs.. Mcdonnell ct al,
from Wrbb; Mcdonnell W. International
g. Great Northlrl railway, from Webb.
On oral argument and briefs for appel
lsnt were submitted: Edwards W. Con.
nely ot al, from Burleson; Messner ct al
". Giddings IT al, from Washington; Lock
ett a. al ". SohulenDerg et a., from Wash
Inglon; Carlisle W. Sommcr, from Wash.
ingtOn.
% briefs for appellant; Wsevl Omally,
from Cameron; Texas & Mexican National
Company ". Harbecs 81 al, FROM Webp;
Murry e. al W. McCar,y, from Nebb;
Eastman, executor, ys. Chappell et al, from
Washington.
On suggestion OF delay nv appellee Pace
W. McLlne, from Webb; Rutherford et al
vs. o Neiil, from Goliad.
Mo.ions 20 dismiss appeal submitted:
Douglass ". Texas a Mexican railTuy
company, from Arausas.
In the Cnse of Newman eft nj rs. DodsOnt
rom Washington, the following orders
were made: Notice of motors iled yes
terday 20 be served on i. Newman; cpr-
tiarari Issued r'tunRD'e in five days, fo
bring up the original statement oi facts aud
refused charges OF defendant one, two and
five.
Judge While, of tho court OF nppea.s, ar
rived Tonight and the motion docket and
the first cali for the first assignment will be
called tomorrow.
GALyssroN, Jan 10 --tPregs The SI.
yer King and Minnie Maadern theatrical
company arrived In this city this morning,
both claiming an engagement 20 play ~ the
opera house this evening. The manager oi
he opera house was Obliged TO pay the
Nnddern troupe $500 TO Withdraw.
rhe brig Marie rom Rio Janeiro, with
800 sncks o. coffee, arrived to-day.
A private dispatCn from New York s;Atos
that llorris Lasker, of this city, leaves
there for Europe the day after tomorrow
in charge Of the remains OF his brother
DR.. Edward Lasker.
The city council Tonight resolved that
the committee heretofore appointed be
continued in general charge OF the deep
Vater interest. The chairman OF the com
mitteo was authorized to have printed for
distribution the report and accompanying
documents.
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SHERMAN

SHERMAN, Jan. Especial. There was
a good turnout at the orera.house last
night to witness the lsughabls play of
Yank Newelrs Comedy company, Mul-
doon's Picnic. The people laughed until
they almost cried.
Over 100 bsirs OF cotton were sold on the
square yesterday.
r. P. JGck31n, OF st. Louis, is at the
BinCk ey.
j. ID. Crawford, OF Dallas, L. Hirsch, OF
Dallas; J. r.. Ryan, L. ID. Craig, OF Paris:
J. II. Thcmpson, of Dallas; b. A. Roher-
son. Of q inesville; David Mayer, OF Gin
cinnati; J. &. Oliver, Of 81. Louis, are
euests OF the Binckley.
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TYLER, Jan. Especial 1.-The old folks,
concert last night. by home talen. for the
benefit OF the First Presbyterian church
netted Sl20.
Ia the district court to-day the iury in
the case Of I. Is. Collin ". the International
& Great Northern railway company. for
$4,000 damages Tor injuries sustained in a
wreck, gave thsplainuila verdict Tor b4 600.
The weather has m sderlted and the tenn.
perature is milder, the snow having van
iuhsI
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PALESTINE.

PALESTINE, Jan. l0.-[Specisl.l l-There is
siourth assignment here within two weeks.
Charles c. Leyinger, baker and fancy gro
GER, assigned TO-DAY to O. Mcqueen. The
liabilities are estimated at 5000: assets.
1000. His creditors are Pinski Bros. OF
New Orleans; Dodson, Hull & Co., of ST.
Louis; Kansas City Touring MILL Martin
Hinzie, OF Palestine aud oilers. There is
not much prospect for the creditors.
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SAN ANGOLA, Jan. lo-ISpecial IA
meeting Of some fifty or sixty persons was
held in Ben Ficblin last night in regard to
The fense-cutting trouble. The sentiment
of the people was in favor OF free
range, and n resolution was adopted de.
claiming the herd law. Several OF our
most prominent and largest landowners
voted Tor its passage, for fear OF injury to
their property.
There was grand ball given at the court
house last night, which was quite an en-
joyable affair. All the young people en-
Joyed themselves spenddly.
A cool norther blew up this evening. and
tho wind is blowing quite strong.
Business is brisk.
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GAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. l0-[Specisl.l- j A
Mexican was caught to-day cutting fences
about sixteen miles from town, and brought
in and jailed,
A burglary vas committed last night at
tho house Of Rev Mr.. Ticknor, the Episco-
palian minister The thief got away with
some money and a lot OF valuable clothes,
the greater portion OF which wero dropped
in the street In his hurry TO escape. The
burglar was arrested and jailed this morn
ing.
Patrick McKerpan, . contractor in Mexi-
CO, attempted to cross the river With his
outfit without paving duties. He was
caught ana the outfit seized.
General Hancock lett to-day Tor the
north.
A colored woman was run over this even
ing by n train on the international coming
from Austin. She was terribly mangled
but her body, when picked up, was so cold
aud bore such unmistakable evidence OF
previous death, that it is strongly surmised
that she WAS murdered and placed on the
track, though ne MARKS, on account oil
blood aud other distigurmeat, were rscog-
uizable, fastening the guilt conclusively
on some unknown murderer.
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TERRELL,

TERRELL, Jan. lo.-TSpeoial.l-At an ssr-
l. hour tnis afternoon the Methodist
Episcopal church was filed to overlooking,
to wines, the marriage ofMr. Sidney Bass,
IT,, iofmery y OF this place but now poou-
lar young business man Of Paris. 10 Mrs
Leda Il. Allen, the attractive daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Allen. The church had been
most preitily and tssteiully decorated with
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siatn Cnnitsl Notes.

Arsrrs, jan. l0.--rSpecial,l-Tho Keat-
ing Implement and Machine company, OF
Dallas. capital stock $4,000, filed "a char
ter.
The wortingmen's Building association
of Fort Worth. cspiial stock S25O,O filed
Something ever 1000 acres of land were
sold and leased In Tom Green county to-
day by the land board NJ prices ranging
from So to 50 per acre, Leases were from
four to tiye cents.
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MARSHALL.

Marshall, Jan. l0,-rspeoial. Mr..
Joseph c. Elstner, of Shreveport, Louisi-
ana, and Miss sallie Kretz, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Msjor II.
Kretz, local treasurer of the Texas & Pa.
cifc railroad, were married this morning at
the residence OF the brides parents. Rev,
DIR. Marshall officiating. The happy cou-
lie lett imm edistely on special train for
Shreveport, followed by the blessings and
good wishes of host OF friends.
John Burk, colored. died this morning
from the effects OF exposure during the late
cold snap.
The city fa'hers have ordered fine new
hook aud ladder truck, which is expected
TO arrive som.
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ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Jan. l0.-[Special. 1.-The locnl
cotton market was Strengthening at the fol-
lowing spot quotations. Low ordinary, 7 II;
ordinary, $ 5-S; good ordinary, 0 Is; low
middling, "a middlng, 10 ii; good mid
ding, 10 l-2i midding fair, IL; stained low
middling, SIS; midding, is; good ordi-
nary, OF 2. Receipts are on the increase.
A About 2,6o0 bales were sold to-day.
Cash wheat was in light Offering; No. 2
red, Sl03 l-2.
Cash corn was firm and higher; No.
mixed, AZ S-4
The arrivals were large and trading was
brisk. Eastern buyers are taking all they
can get. There is a fair supply Of good
stock, but no Texans.
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New York Notes.

Nrw YoRK, Jan. l0.-The chamber oi
commerce has adopted . resolution that
the pre- si1ent OF the United States be re-
quested to appoint q commission to confer
with the African international associa ii on, e,
of which the kisg Of Belgium is president,
for the purpose OF procuring to other coun-
tries the liberties OF free commerce with
residents along the banks OF tho Congo
river, which the Portuguese, now monopc-
lize.
TELEGRAPH RATES.
The Mexican Telegraph company has
made ths rates OF newspaper specials five
cents for day, and two and a hall cents for
night messages, from Chihuahua TO FL
Paso, Texas.
THE LATE DIR. LAsKER.
The body of he late lJr. Edward Lasker
the stateaman was removed this afternoon
from the house OF Henry Richter, his cousin
on Lexington avenue, TO the Temple EmRn.
uel on Fifth avenue. The remains were
accompanied by Richter, Lasker's brother
Morris, and by the pall-besrers, who Were
the German ambassador. German consul
general OF thi. city, Mavor Edison, Jesse
Seligman, Carl Scnurz, Lewis May, viii.
liam SteinNay DR.. A. Jacooy, Jacob Ii.
Schif. Lszarus Rnsenfeld, Never Stern,
II. Blum ana Hugo WezendorE Services
were held in the temple later in the after
noon. The body will lie in the temple till
SATURDAY., when IL will be taken by 3
steamer sailing for Europe.
an EDITOR HEcOvsRIE0.
The BROOKLYN Esgis, In view OF the pub
iicstion OF Alarming reports, announces hat
is editor, ex-COngressmen rhopas Kin
celia has been steadily though slowly i'm
proving for the ps.t two weeks and has rot
at any time since his sickness reached il.
crisif, exhibited more Satisfactory symp
toms.
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SEw YoRK, Jan. lo.-Noney easy a. q
10 2i-2, ard closed l i-2 to 2; prlme mer-
camille paper. 5to G IL; sisring, D. B.,
s'rcnr. 80 4; sight. ss8 Ia; 81. I0O; as,
rs IS; 81 2's. ii4 Ia: Pacific s'xes of Is.
l2s Denver & Rio Grsnde, 28 "a; Houston
q Texas Central. 80. Ksnsss & r.xss, 2214;
Missouri Pscihc, % S-s; Texas 4 Pacific,
liQ1-s.
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NEWS By SPECIALS.

Proceedings Of the supreme Csurt a
Galveston.
Wedding Bells TlukIc Pleasantly at
Terrell,
Mysterious TraFedy at sas Anionlo-
A Cutter Captured,
The ~. Louis Market Report-Cotton
on a Boom.
The Perpetrators Of Murder Caught
AZ Alexander.
Aud Also AZ Msrshall-Gosslp from
sherman.
Other News by Special Dispatche,
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MiIIssoId.

FsSvrsrssx. Jan. Io-The Arctic aud
Ausnic mills rere sold to tie Union COM
pspy Tor s26o,Opo.
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DENIsoN.

DEsuoS, Jan. lo.-ISpecisl.l l-Libbie's
saloon was burglarizsd last night. His
safe was broken open and upwards of $1,000
IN money stolen. There is no clue az yet
TO the perpetrators.
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To PnY or Nncnte.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-A year ago the city
uncil placed the rentals at $4,000 a year
on the site occupied BY the exposition
building, where the national republican
convention was he'd four years ego. All
efforts a. cOmpronise having fai ed. tie
mayor has notifieu the exposition cor pany
10 vacste the premises. II wss a. his
building that 10 was expecscd 10 hoio the
next naii0nSl republican convention.