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Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

j. Paul Brown photographer, having
removed to his new and elegant studio
No. 617 Market street, is now ready Il
make pictures Of all kinds under the
finest skylight in the State, and viii
guarantee the finest work at moderate
prices. Crayon portraits aud instan'
taneous pictures a specially.
Burke ana KelIum.
Call telephone 247 for the best coal
for family use also lime, sand, etc.
Burke Il Kelium, King and Railroad.
Branch Office, Seventh and Jefferson
streets.
Bargalnsl Bargainslf
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
at LOB East Second street.
Painting.
I. Danner, 610 Market street, is still
alive and ready to do all kinds Of paint
ing and granting. Jobbing speciality.
Pr0unptI Relfablei Safe
Canada Pine Syrup for coughs and
colds, can be depended on every time.
% cents a bottle.
We have purchased this year nu.
merous cuts of steamboats, and steam
cars, besides good quantity of well.
selected wood type suitable for poster
work, such as is used for pic-nics and
Sunday school excursions, and will
guarantee good work, and prices in
keeping with such Mt the REPUBLICAN
Office.
New styles of tyre will be constantly
added to the REPUBLICAN job rooms.
We invite q call when wanting iot
work, and We fatter ourselves that we
can please both in work and price.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Esti.
mates furnished. All work guaranteed.
l22 Market steet.
Every body chews Elephant Chewing
Tobacco, and gets it from Chapman No
East Third street, and Seventh and
Orange streets.
For elegant tooth brushes, hal,
brushes and toilet articles generally, &c
to Hartman's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar streets.
Taylor s. Fiullerton's blood Purifier
removes all impurities from the blood.
Taylor 81 Fullerton, 302 King street.
Holland takes pictures in cloudy wealth.
or rs well rs clear, by the instantaneous
process. Gallery, 307 Maiset street,
Call on Steward, No. 713 West Front
street, for best family coal, flour and
feed, at prices to suit the times.
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New Cars Rhlpna<s.

Two first-ciass. ra,st niger cars wore
shipped yesterday by lhe jackson q
Sharp Company to the Ohio Central
Railroad. Several o her cars are in
course of construction, and will be An
ished In short tine, 's-7
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

B ly only VIII 5ox b WHITE OR0As
II. A. NoRrH 8 Co., 713 Market street
W. II. MULLEN, Manager.
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Ladies' and gents are crowding the
Temperance House, 502 King, to get
good dinners and ice cream. Come on.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

For dyspepsia, nothing equals Brazil.
Ian Tonic Bitters. Large bottles 6(
cents at the druggists. 2
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

fenn q Co.'S thermometer regtstered
yesterday, 10l degrees at 9p. m. % al
y. m, and 81 at 10 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21
state OF the Tnermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office in the sha.ie
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock O'Clock
$40 900 o4v
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

Bush's coal u the kind yoa wanA
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

Tsy Bush's coal; you vill uhsiA
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POLITICAL POINTS.
The Georgia Election Proves Tame
Affair Indeed.
GOV. CLEVELAND AT BUFFALO
Gov. Ireland and Messrs. Gibbs and
smith at Sweetwater-- Blaine at
Day ton Smirking and smiling
Greedy Greenbackers.
rhe lrI.h. AmerIcnn, At clnclnn,tl,

CINCINNATI, Oct. l.-At the afternoon
session of the Irish American Repub-
lican League much time was spent in
choosing a Permanent Chairman, MIR.
Boland having been pu; IN nomination
inopposition to AL. Morrison, who was
selected by the committee. Nor
rlson was finally elected hy
majority of four. Tho
report of the committee on resolutions
was adopted. 1t ratities the nomination
OF Blaine and Logan, and declares unal-
'tera0le opposition % tho free
trade doctrines OF the DEM
ocratlc party. 1t SAYS tie American
people are competent To control their
domestic affairs and nosd no lessons
RON the gOvernmentst from which
tthey had to wreSt their
liberty with arms, and against
whose cruisers they had th hcht durinr
the late rebellion. II declares in favn1.
OF the Monroe doctrine, and that
the attempt of any European
power to seize, fortiV or
control the Panama Canal or any other
water across thisconlment should be re-
sisted To the utmost by eyery Ropuhli.
can on the American Cont
nent. 1t says the nomination
OF Cleveland was made aP1inst the i'm.
terestS of the IRISH and the industrial
classes, and in an insulting manner.
committee waa appointed to convey
the resolutions to James G.. Blaine.
Michael kerwin, of New York, was
elected Chairman OF tho Executive
committee for the next four wears, and
Richard j. Tanning, of Ohio, Secretary.
Adjourned sine die.
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GEAYsON COUNTY.


Cotton - Married - Personal - District
Court -- County Commissioners - New
Paper.
S6ERMAN, Oct L. Spoclal.l-A large
amount Of cotton was marketed yestcr-
day; the receipts during the day were
jlS bales. Prices ranged from S9{@gi..
Miss Bessie Foute was married ycstor-
day, at the residence Of her father. to
MI Wallace Hendricks, of Fort Worth.
TIE young couple departed hy the cvcn.
lng tram for their tutmu home at Fort
Worth.
Rcv. William shelton, plstor Of the
Methodist chlrch, returned Yesterday
irom his trip tn Missouri.
Hon. j, q. CheuOweth, of Bonham.
was In the city yesterday.
Tho case of Nat. Smith w. J. n. Rob
erts Is being tried before the District
court to-day,
Tho County Commis sinncrs held "A
busy session yesterday. The applica-
lions ol u large number of road over
srers for scrapers, lumber and spikes
were allowed, and several bridge con.
tracts were let
II Is reported that another daily paper
Will bc started IN our city soon. Tho
material has been ordered and arrange
ments for its publication are being
made.
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Fire Record.
Al MtLI.1CAN.

MILLlcAN, Oct. L. Special -. This
morning about 2:3O O'clock, fire broke
out in an unoccupied store on the west
side OF town and consumed the entire
block. The following is an estimate Of
t:is losses ~ near as could be ascer-
Warren McMichael, hotel and two VA.
cant houses; less, 5000; no Insurance.
Chinski II rd,general merchandise,
loss, SI5N; insurance, $i,i00.
steele " Bro, liquors and groceries;
loss, $4,000; insured, $l,00U.
Is. IL. Poverty, furniture, total loss.
groceries and liquors, loss, $1,000; insur-
- ,Rubenstein,' general merchandise.
STOCK valued at $4,000; insurance, S,.O)0,
part of the stock saved. ''NsS'
III is supposed to bo incendiarism.
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. The saw
ana planning mill of =. V. Rishille. Of
this city, was destroyed by fire this
morning, together with a large quantity
OF machinery. The adjoining woodward
of j r. Rose was also burned. Ioss'
NO,OO; partially insured.
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Congressional Nominations.


ELlHAnETH, \. j. Oct. 1.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional convention of this
district to-day, amid great confusion,
nominated Judge Robert Green. The
friends OF the chief competitor refused
to be bound by the nomination, and the
convention nominated by acclamation
W. McMahon.
EIGHTH ONO.
CINC1NNArI, o., oct. 1.-The Demo
Gratis of the Eighth Ohio district nomi
mated Gen. j. W. DenvorfOr Congress at
Springfield yesterday.
ELENEN1H MASSACHUSETTS,.
SPBlNGFT -, Oct. l.-rhe Eleventh
district Republicans re-numinatud VIM.
II. Whiting for Congress.
FHURrl CuNNECTICUf.
BRlpGEroET, CoNN, Oct. /. Edward
w. seymour was unanimously numi-
mated for Congress 10y the Democrats OF
the Fourth district.
SECOND LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Tho Republi-
cans of the Second district nominated
+. +, llerwig for Congress.
Firth KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. |. The Republi-
cans of the Fifth district nominated
Maj. VIM. Warner for Congress hy ac.
ClamatiOu.
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Change in omcInls

MARSuAit, oct |. - Special. A
large uumbw of hands were discharged
from the motive power department OF
tho ToNas IS Pacific shop yesterday.
The town is luil of idlc men.
flanagan took formal posSossi N of
lho United states internal reycuuc
olbrr hure to-day.
Inspector >pauldiug, Of the Treasury
department, made u thorough invosti.
gablon of the books and accounts ol
collector lwhdoustock and found
them all right. The old clerks aud Inc
'lorc-koopcr visited Col. Umbdonsibrk K
this evening and presented him with
a. handsome testimonial as a token OF
their high regard for him.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.


The primc Meridian Conference In Session
-Gencrnl Washington News.
WAsiuNGroN, Oct. The coinage of
the various mints during September
was N,6l3,3d3, OF which S2,85O,OlO are
standard dollars
The international Primo Meridian
| conference began its session to-day, with
forty delegates present, representing
twenty-five countries. Secretary Fro
linghuysen welcomed the delegates.
and suggested that Count Lowenhaupt,
tue swedish Minister and Dean of
Diplomatic Corps, bo made temporary
Chairman. On taking the chair Count
LoMonhaupt suggested that Admiral
q. Il. i. Rogers, Chairman OF tho Amerl-
can delegation, be mado pormaueut
Chairman. Admiral Rogers, ON assum.
lng tho chair, spoke, defining the object
OF tho conference, and expressed the
hOpo that u prime meridian would be
agrcod upon. Tho election Of secreta.
ries was postponed until Tomorrow In
order TO give the delegates an opportu-
hlty 70 consult "a 10 tho number Of sec
retarios, aud as To tho language In
which tho procoodiuss should be
printed.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
The following countries were rcprp-
sentod; AUriris, Hungary, lrazil, Co
lumbia, Costa Rira, Denmark, France,
Gormany, Groat Britain, GuBtomala, JA
pan, Mexico, Netherlands, Paraguay.
Russia, san Domingo aud san Salvador.
Spain, Sweden and Norway, Switzer,
land, Turkey, Venezuela aud the United
State.
Tho delegation Is flvorably disposed
toward tho adoption by the conference
of the longitude of Greenwich.
The decrease of the public debit during
September was Sl2Ut,U3g, decrease since
June 80, 1891, s2NOlsl cash ia The
treasury, Si1Wl32l; gold certificates,
SlNHW,hO; silNorr certificates, Sl13.4iO.7 ~:
certificates deposit, SldN5,Om: cortih
Gates, ,4iuIio; legal tender, s3B,Gsl, ,Ol6;
fractional currency .GlfI9N.
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NEW HAVEN, oct inspector Now
comte, ofthe New York Postal Detective
servicc, is working up u mysterious
mail robbery. on Monday George
Crosby, New York broker, registered
n letter, said tp contain Sl0,5W in bonds,
10 john !. Nntrous, OF East Hampton,
Connectinnt When the package arrived
Mt East Hampton the securities were
gone. Investigation shows that Tho
package reached tho New Haven post.
office iuturt tNN'
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CHICAGO, Oct. IA hidoous crime was
committed here last night almost un-
paralcllod In its atrocity. Michael Shay,
living in u miserable howell, 400 CLARK
street, went home last night In n
drunken state, and with the body OF a
dead infant, to which she had given
birth during the night, heat his wife 10
death. When arrested shay was In such
sodden condition that nothing intelli.
gent could be obtained from him.
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ALBANY, Oct l.-Gov. Cleveland. nc-
comptnied 10y Erastus Corning, Mai.
Bunlis, of Albany; Simon W. Ro. edale,
John \, Mccall and Gen. Austin Luther.
leave Albany for Buffalo ON special
lfllh tomorrow Afternoon. The party
VIII arrive IN Buffalo Ht 500. Elaborate
preparations have been made for the
NpN,funr's reception. The train makes
uo St"pS' The Governor leaves Buffalo
on lho regular train Friday night for
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shni rnlllIr,l nn,hnrlnr.

CHARLEsToS, w. VA, Oct. Tho
Democrats had demonstration hore
to-day. AT night, during the speaking,
John Nunley, In drunken 1T, began
shooting Into the crowd. Charles
slaughter (colored) was shot last above
the heart, aud Albert Mccormack
(white) was sh In the neck. Slaughter
diod In FIVE minutes after the shot. A
bullet was extracted from the neck of
Mccormack, who IN IN bad condition.
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rurther rnrlIcuInr- hr nam.

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. Tho State cleo,
tion for Governor Of the State and mem,
bers OF the Legislature, took place 10
day with small vote polled. No opposL
tlOn. Henry G, ACDsniels, successor Il
Hov, stevens, wns re- elected Governor
Out OF 1900 votes, not more than 81
wero pollcd In this (Richmoudj county,
Not more than Third OF the vote of tho
state was pollcd,
At Atlanta the election for Governor
ana state officers was qniot, wltha llxht
Eolg poled. No opposition. Horny u,
MrOanek Governor; W. a. Wright,
momptollorj Gen. Il. T.. llamonuu,
treasurer; Clifford Anderson, Attorney
GGonermi \. G. Barnett, Secretary OF
state; all Democrats.
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PARIS, Oct Am important cabinet
council will he held Thursday, to con
slider a communication from the
Earl Of Granville, tho English
Secretary of state for Foreign AZ
fairs, complaining tu the French
government of the hostile attitude for
intrigue In Egypt by Barre, the French
official representative ut Alexandria,
that President Grevy will return from
his summer vacation TO attend meer
ing of the cabinet.
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where he addressed about 5000 people
pom being introduced to the audiences.
Mr.. Butler ordered the coachman, who
was sitting ON his carriage
III the midst of the crowd
ana obstructing the view of those
behind him TO move ON, saying: ave
are anti -Monopolists here, and no man
shau take up more room than
belongs TO him." GEN. But.
Ter smoke for an -
and half, touching upon the political
questions of the day. He denounced
the civil service as a humbug and pre-
dicted that the party which shall be dc.
ieated at the November ielec-
tion VIII unite with the Peo-
At the close of his speech he was greeted
with rounds of cheers. lie then pro-
posed three cheers for the Peoples party
himself, giving the cue, "Hip, hip, hip
Whleh was met with an enthusiastic re-
SDOnSe,
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midlothian Notes.

MIDLOTHIAN, Oct. l.-[Special. IA
protracted meeting is in progress at the
Methodist church. Rovs. Walkeep of
Waxahachie and Shut ofWest Virginia,
are In attendance. Twenty concessions
are reported.
The Misses Gratho and Ergkle of Gal
weston, are visiting Mrs. Grlem.
tawkers y SON have sold out their
business To B. l.. Wyatt.
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Locomotlvc Engineers.

SAN FRANcfsco, Oct. 1.-The twenty
irsi annual convention of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers opened
to day with 200 delegates pres
ent. The session was public
one. Mayor Bartlett delivered the ad-
dress Of welcome and Grand Chief En-
ginoer Arthur made tho annual ad.
dress. The convention will probably
last three days.
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Moro Work for Molsninr.

LONDON, Oct. Earl Derby, Sepre-
tary of state for the Colonies, sent ca
bio to the Governor OF Cape of Good Hope
to report Immediately what resources
may be necessary To suppress
the inrOads of tho Boers, re
ported. The British q 'mnet
has revived its policy heretofore pnr-
sued IN south Airica aud has deter
mined 10 send to Cape Of Good Hope
General Wolseley, to lead ma expedition
to crush the Boors, after nc has success
iully settled affairs at Khartoum.
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RelIgIon.-Lncei nnllnn-.coiton. b

WAXAnAcmR, Oct, H. Special. The
Baptist state convention convenes here
tomorrow a large number OF dele
gates are expected,
Several saloons closed to day, their
license having expired.
Local option goes into effect on the
9th instant.
Cotton il coming in at the rate OF 300
bales per day.
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4 Texas shrrinAccld,ntnl,v K,,,od

LITTLE Rock, Oct. L., Special. r.
Joel \. Blair, Deputy sheriff from Gray
son county, Texas, accidentally shot
and killed himself yesterday nj Wnld.
rom Scott county, lie had captured n
horse. thief and fired Off his pistol as a
signal. This frightened his horse and
h,s revolver was discharged with fatal
effect, the bullet entering his bonrt.
The thicfs name Il Jack White, "A dos.
perndo well known In Texas and In the
Indian Territory.
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Tho MIncrs, Convention.

PirrshuRa, Oct. 1.-The Commercial
dazette's Coal Centre special says: The
miners convention, called to consider
the adyisability of returning to work at
the operators terms, was well attended.
Ihequestion wasdlscussed Mt length, but
the convention adjourned without taking
dehnite action. Tho sentiment, however,
among large number, favored sur
render, ana ~ IL tho general impression
that the fourth pool mon at least will ro
In ut the reduced scale.
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Coldwater People,

MARslIALLrowN, IA, oct. /. - The
Prohibition State convention met
mere to-day. Charles Hutch
lnson was elected permanent
chairman. Presidential electors were
chosen. An executive committee of
three was chosen, and instructed to con-
Ter with the executive committees
of the American party with q view to
making state and Congressional nomi-
nations and TO report in about
ten days, The electoral ticket
contains tho names of seven Prohibit
tlonists, and six of the thirteen electors
named at Washington, Iowa, five
weeks ago by tne American
ultra Prohibitionists and anti.se-
cret society, the others having with
drawn.
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biLLtruNrR, PA, oct. Tho result
oi the evening session Of the Grecnhack
convention was the adoption Of rcso-
utior to fuse with the Democrats with
LNo undeIsi standing that the fusion or
combination be made for no less mum.
her han one half Of the electors. Eirht
gentlemen were appointed MS commit
lntIOn.
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boiler ofh Coiton-Gin Engine EIplodep
with Fatal Conaeuuences

FREnERIcksnuRd, Oct Special T.
At9 o'clock this morning tho boiler OF
Mares cotton gin exploded. The re-
port was heard all over town. When tho
smoke and steam cleared away tho on
gine-houso was In ruins. Major, the
owner OF tho gin, was picked up some
distance away very seriously injured
His right arm and two Of his right ribs
are broken, and tho right side of his
face badly scalded. A wurking.man
lGoorge Gudos) also received painful in
uries. The wreck was cleared away bo-
Tore taking fire, and the dead BODY OF
he fireman ~. Backor) was found with
the skin almost entirely peeled oil from
tho corpse and horribly innngled. Low
wator IN the boiler is believed 20 have
caused tho accident,
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DENTON DoTs.
Heavy Cotton Haul - Court Notes
NNauth.r

Heavy Cotton Haul - Court Notes
Weather.
pENroN, Oct. l.-.Speeial. Nossrs.
White 4 Mctilasson, of this city, bought
from GOO TO 500 bales Of cotton in Decatur
this morning, which will be brought
here by teams, aud will be In tomorrow
morning. The Denton merchants will
give u free dinner to tho parties bringing
the cotton.
The weather continues dry and hot.
District court Is still in session, Judge
Austin is receiving many encomiunls
lrom the attorneys and the litigants Tor
the able and dignlfied manner In which
he discharges the arduous duties Of
special Judge.
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rEAnnnYruNp.

Annual Session OF tho Trustecs-somo
Hard Names Of the Notwithstanding
Disbursements
NEW NoRR, oct l.-rhe Trustees of
the Peabody Educational Fund opened
their annual session to-day ut the Fifth
Avenue hotel. Present, Robert &. Win.
throp, President; Hamilton Fish, Gen.
U. :, Grant, William Aiken. William NJ.
Evarts, Chief Justice Waite, Henry X.
Jackson, Col. Theodore Lyman, ex.
President Hayes, Thomas q. Manning,
anthony j. DreSel, Samuel A. Greene,
James d. Porter, j. l.. w. Curry.
Mr.. Winthrop reviewed the work OF
the past year. Mr.. Curry, the general
agent, presented his report, showing the
following distribution OF tho income
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Overflow in Illinois.

ST. Louis, Oct. IA Quincy, illinois,.
special to the Post Dispatch saws: The,
liver at this point is eleven feet ahove
low low water mark and is still rapidly ris-
an unusual rise at this season of
the lowlands, where immense dsmsna ~
viii be dono unless the flood subsidies
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Cotton Gin Engine Boiler at Fred.
rieksbnrg Fatally Explodes.
HORRIBLE CRIME AT CHICAGO.
n heavy and Rather MysterIess Postal
"oppery-honry Lawson Gets "a
Lie sentence-Tn Illinois ovsr-
how-Under IL Caison.
Railway Wreck.

DENVER, Oct. |. The outgoing Lead
vile Express of the Denver e. Rio
Hrande road eollided with the in-ceminr
SAT- Lake train at $50 last night, near
Acequia, seventeen miles south of hsre
About thirty passengers were ini5yed
but none fatally. The engine ana the
sleeper were wrecked. The telerrsnh
wires were thrown down and nothing
was known of the accident until Tho ar'
rival here OF the wrecked train at noon
These trains usually pass at Aceouia.
anu last night tho LeadviNe
Tram arrived first, taking the sid
ing, When number of freight
cars We're discovered ahead. A brake
man was sent forward TO couple these In
the engine so that thev
could be pushed forward sutlicientlyy
to allow the whole train to clear the
nam track. The brakeman made the
train forward. 'rhe englnee, ,se
OF the salt Lake train
which mad arrived in the meantime
mistook this signal Tor himself and
started forward. When struck, Tho
traln was running ten miles
per hour, The engine struck the smok
ing ear, capsizng 1t into ditch.
ny passenger coach which
followed struck square ON
the forward end and was thrown from
The track, leaning on the side of tho
ditch. The third car was Pullman
sleeper, which was thrown INTO the
ditch and badly wrecked. Every
Derth OF the sleeper, upper aud lower,
was occupied,
me DAY coach was crowded and "A few
were in the smoking car. However, NOT
one OF the passengers was fatally and
few were seriously injured. The follow.
ing Is II list of the most seriously hurt.
A. A. Grant, Albuquerque, shoulder
dislocated and badly bruised.
fully bruised.
severe ut on head.
W hatcher, Aspen, back seriously
injured.
a. T. Maderis. face terribly cut.
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ENNIS NOTES.
Cotton p Personal Mention - Religious
Public schools.

ENNIS, Oct. /. l.-[Special Received
here 800 bales of cotton to-day. Prices are
low.
Col c. q. Mills, an extensive cotton
buyer of Terrell was here to-day and
bonght quite n lot of cotton.
Rev. w. II. Vaughn, OF Corsicana. IL
assisting Rev. James Campbell at this
place IN revival Of religion mt the
Methodist church. Rev. WIN. Price, Of
Weatheriord, was here and preached
several very able sermons last weel,
lie returned home Monday morning.
The Ennis public school opened SEN
tember 10th with Il full attendance.
The cotton compress is working finely.
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RalsIng the TnIlannnsn.

WoopsHALt, MASS, Oct. /. The Mer-
ritt Wreeking company succeeded in
raising the Tallapoosa sufficiently Ia ra.
move her two miles toward Edgars.
Town harhor. 1t appears probable that
III iew days she will be not where she
can DO temporarily renaired N
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Butler ,nfniian.

FoRT WAYNE, Oct l.-Gon. Butler ar.
rived In the city at 9;l5 p. M, and wa,
met at the depot by a committee in car.
riagos, headed by tho city
band. Gen. Butler was Inn.
mediately driven TO the nir grounds