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list Church next Sunday.
Nailsl Nails! Nails!!
HUNT & LIDE.
DIR. Geo. II. Berry returned Thurs
day evening from Newport.
Tobacco 35ccnts per pound.
HUNT & LIDE.
Miss Hannah Butler, of Joncsboro,
is visiting Miss Minnie Berkeley.
Granulated Sugar, II lbs to the dol
lar. HUNT & LIDE.
Miss White, of Florida, is visiting
Miss Sallie Faw.
Golden G Sugar, 12K lbs to the dol
lar. HUNT & LIDE.
More new goods received at Mrs. N.
A. Nettleton's Thursday, May LIST.
Wantcd.-One hundred three year
old hsifers, not with calf.
John l. Hoss, Jonesboro, Tenn.
Three Steel Hoes, for ane dollar.
HUNT & LIDE.
Straw hats and bilious attacks have
made their appearance in Johnson
City.
Paints, Oils and Glass, at low fig
ures, and quality guaranteed.
HUNT & LIDE.
Auction, Auction.--Kite & Co. will
almost give away a great quanty of
goods on Monday, May 18th. Remem-
bor the time.
Watauga Baptist Sunday school
meets at Watauga church May 9th
and 10th, all are invited.
We do not intend to be undersold.
HUNT & LIDE.
Geo. P. Crouch the live drummer
had splendid line Of goods on exhi-
bition here thisweek.
Jno. w. Hunter and wife went up
to Stony Creek on u short visit this
week.
Buy your Hardware of Hunt &
LIDE.
Dan Setscr needn't stop so lightly
and look 40 grand. Other people are
daddies, as well az him.
Best quality Canned Goods.
HINT 4 LIDE.
Mr.. Azariah Peoples, is candidate
70 Trustee of Washington county. He
In a good citizen, and an honest man
and would serve the people well.
Miss. Blanche Devsult who hal
lately returned from pleasant visit
70 her Brothers d. J. Devault OF Flor
Ida is visiting Mrs /. T. Jobe.
Finest Chewing Tobacco at HUKr 4
LIDEs
We ere sorry to report the death a
her home in this place, April 25th o
Mrs. Jno. Caldwell. Mrs. G. had Doe,
! confined to her bed for or 10 months
from Paralysis.
Mr.. Woods, of Boston, a friend O
our esteemed friend and fellow citizen
II. B. CLARK, was in the city last Sat
urday, and gave THE COMET pleas
/ ant call.
Mr.. Z. s. Barker, representative c
Stein 4 Marshall's music establish
ment in Knoxville, was in Johnso
City looking after the interest of hi
house, this week.
We defy competition. HUNT I
il LIDE.
Ike I. lobe the boss drummer no.
bording at home, says he likes a
kinds of vegetables that can be raise
ina garden except the hoe, he dor
want to raise il at all.
Miss Hammit, David Kitzmiller
cook, Boon's Greek, weighs 315 ID
She and Squire Joe Dove were weigl
ed on the same scales the other da,
n and tipped the beam at sol lbs.
We learn from a gentleman who his
lately been across the mountains in
" N. G. that there is heavy peach bloo>
over there, we are glad to know it fl
In our section here, peaches will
IA. few and far between.
DR. J. r. Graves viii preach
johnson City May 18th at 10 o'clock,
81 lonesboro the night of 4th, at For
AL town May 6, remaining four da
Wstauga second Sunday May IL al
"a Saturday before, Sunday night
Flizabethton.
Ladisa remember the opening
trimmed Hats and Bonnets, and of
splendid line of Millinery goods
IL Hunter & Christians, will be nc
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 6
\ H. .,..N a,,l ,...
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Noa sAA have Pullman Pa;sss Sleeping ears
bstween Chattanooga and New York, via
ehenandoah Valley Route; also Pullman
waahington via Atlsata. Cleveland and
Lynehhury.
Afso Pullman Psiase Sleeping Care hetween
Knoxville and Lenisvfis on Hos Is and d
via Jellioe.
A. poPK, Q. p. 7. Agt
Knexyills. Team
y. X. Hu0ER, Bnpt, Knoxvilla Team.
JosHPH ooTHARD. 4 q. 7. A. Knoxville Tenn
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

We arc authorized aud requested to announce
Nr. VIII. HICKS as candidate for SheriG of
sullivan County. Election August next.
We are authorized and requested to announce
hF. HENRY A. HALE as a candidate for Sheriff
Of Warrington County. Election August next.
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TIME TABLE.

Eass Tennessee and Western North
Carolina Railroad
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
AT cHArrANoeeA with railroad llnea diverxiug,
making direct elese connection for ell points
Northwest, West and Southwest.
AT 0oLTEwAH AND CLRvRLAnp with 0eoryia d.
vision for Atlanta and all points South,
Southeast and Southwest.
AT KsoxvILLR with Ohio Division and Knox.
Vile and Augusta Railroad.
AT JELLIco with Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road for Louisville and Northwestern points.
AT MoRnlsrowH with North Caroline Division
for warm Springs. N. c., and all Western
aud Middle North Carolina points.
AT RoeERsvrLLR IuHcfIoH with Rogersville and
Jacksonville Railroad.
AT JoursoS's with East Tennessee 4 Western
North Carolina Railroad.
AT BxwroL with Norfolk and Western Railroad
Connecting closely tor all Virginia and East
srn cities, via lynehburg and all Eastern
Middle and Northern States points via Roam.
oke and Shenandoah Valley Route.
AT WARN SPRINGS with Western North Carolina
Railroad for Asheville AorgantOn, States
vile, Salisbury and all points In North Car
DINA
Sleeping-car Service.
kos. have Leighton Sleeper, between Mem
phb and Lynchhsrg.
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Lard and Bacon Hams.

Sunday School jubilee at the Bap.
list Church next Sunday.
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Mrs. Ike I. Jobe and Miss Blannie
Devault went fishing the other day
and were very luckey. They caught
two fine crawfshes and tadpole and
generously presented them to the
Tayl of THE CONT nicely done up
in an oyster can. "Tad pole and
craw fish" would be good motto for
noospaper. Tadpole is emblematic
of "go ahead" and the crawfiSh teaches
that il is sometimes necessary to back
ont, To take it back, TO retract to "eraW
fish, especially when great big
double listed American citizen rushe'
in to your office with ashy face anC
demands IN explanation.
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DIR. Geo. II. Berry returned Thurs
day evening from Newport.
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qualifications which are needless now Il
Antiop. Thirdly, because, as eeitor.in
chirf OF the Dallas HERALD, that he has
while getting up the yearly September iseus
travelled all over tho state, making himself
acquainted with its numerous resources
the character OF its soil riches aud requirs.
mems, and that by 30 doing no has come in
immediate contact with all classes Of the
population, learning the nature of their
political. moral and financial sentiments.
Fourthiy, because OF the In
flu'nce that Major Elliot, POS
s,s~ over the principal railroad m n
OF our stste aud tho power OF using tbs
same toward securing excursion tripg, there.
by ensbing all classes to visi, the W worlds
fair. Fifth and lastly, because we are
morally convinced thai the enthusiasm
and tirele,s energy fMsior Elliott, oou pled
with his wide popularity, will enable him
TO stump the state with success and
rnl'e tho sum already donated, from The
small pittanos OF $40, 600 TO 800 900, thus
placing Texas in q pretenthble condition
before the Worlds fair.
Readers, we have done; MOTOR Elliott Is
eminenily fitted to represent us, and The
reasons we have given shall sustain tho
force of our assertion.-t Dallss Catte
Racnyd
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HkEA nlnF nFHUD lskAluVn SPEEDILY Curl s
MAJ MUuM UkHu EEISU \ Oolic, Chos a
WI NuuE nVm EkHH ! Morbus, Cramps
w VuvD aAs - ~ GSaSuu Flux, Diarrhoea
etc and is the BEST PAIN KILLER and READY RELIEF
ever sold. Price Fifty Gents, at ali Dealers
Wholesale by CRCWDUS DRTTG co. Dallas. Texas

hips. The electric current came down
the chimney and siruck the bed post, en-
tered the bid, tors Mr.. Reavls' night shirt
into sbresds, lett mis- body at the hip. went
through mattrass and two blankets, teal
ing them, struck a wire spring aid fol.
lowed II 10 the fo,t Of the bed, where II
made round hole through the bed slat
whit the wire was fastened. The bed was
set ON hf", but promptly extinRuished.
MIR. Reavis vas badly hurt, his side having
been burnt to crisp, but he will probably
recover.
The heaviest rain OF the season foil last
night. accompanied by a severe thunder-
storm. a very heavy rain foil this after.
noon ana more threatened 10 night.
But little wool 10 coming In because Of
rains and mad roads. The. Arson stage has
MT run for seven days. 1hs Copcho stage
came in last night, bu, one day delayed.
Dan Foley was lined 500 to-day by the
county court for whipping his wife aid
Geugntsr.
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is eight feet in length and the other five
feet. They contain from 70 to so per cent
Of silver aud gold, and their unique shape
and tanir history render them articles OF
curiosity. Mr.. Vennettio will send them
IN the Worlds exhibition Mt New
Orleans as Texas exhibit. The officer LET,
on the west. bound train tor Fort Worth In
seNch of Jerry Williams. who Is charged
with embezzlement.
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OLD SPANISH DRILLS.

W. IL. Sweeney, depu.y msrsba Of Tex
srksss. srrived IN the city this morpipP
aud took possession OF two old SDanish iron
drills he fonud where Jerry Williams, in
vhose custody they had been len By Mr..
V-nnettio, q Mexican who Is Of Texerkans
to whom they belonged. Williams, whs
ran q restaurant ~ Texarkans, vas closed
ont by attachment . few days since bv VI,
creditors. shipped o lot Of goods 70 bis scr
who resides here. and With II the Scan.
i.h drilIs, which the owner prixsi
o. GU iosi,iss and be ,ause they ere compos
They vers discovered few years ago In On
Old extinct Spanish mine In Polk county.
Artspsss, vhteh vss worked BY the Span
iards soms $50 ysars ago. Oas o. the drill
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RAILWAY ELECTION.

The directors Of the north western brancl
of the Houston & Texas Central railway
mt A. Waxahachie yesterday and elected
president, II. Hall, secretary, Il. W. Cane,
treAsur'r.
Mr.. A. II. Swanson, general mansgir oI
transportation, and Charles fowler direc'
ter and q A. Juinlsn, division superin.
iendent OF the Houston K Texas
Central railroad, with the ex'
ception of Treasurer Cane, came TO this
city by special train and took dinner, leav'
in The afternoon for Houston
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.JI;EEElsSON.

case OF the state Of Texas VS.. w. b. Dugan
charged withcomplicitity 1t tho murder oil
one Perrigap, q, Lon ElSm's furnace last
tall. The deiendan mt was ount not gully.
A verdic. mas just been rendered in the
Gaze OF William Walker, charged with
murder. Defend ant was found not guilty.
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The Rcading Receivers,

PHILADELPHIA, June Am order was
inside in the United States. circuit court
this evening appointing as 'eceiyers for the
Reading company, plant II 10 the suit upon
which decree w-B made, Henry Q. Kelsey
8 n. Caldwell, Edwin NJ. Lewis and George
ID. b. Keim. They were ordered TO file Nh
individual bond OF $50, eco, which they did.
An order was made restraining all pers0Ds
from interfering with the receivers The
receivers were directed TO msintsin the
properties under their control for the bsst
OF interesia to all concerned.
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Major Elliott our Representative.
We are happy to learn that Mslor John
r. Elliott, editor-lo-chief OF the Dallas
HKRALp. mas been prominen,lv mentioned
10 represent our state at the Nes Orleans
Centennial and Worlds Fsir." We pro-
claim that be 10 eminenily fitted for thie
Office and shall give iew reasons to sustain
the force Of our assertion. Firstly, Msjor
EllIott's orieinsl homs Vas In the city OF
New Orleans, where bis Influences was, and
Il 70 the prsssn, dsy su6s's r,,, ana Perma.
universally known and respected through
the state. not only for his ability % =
speaker and journslist. bat for high moral
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HARVESTING nEGuN.

Mr.. J. a. Stewart who resides fifteen
miles west of the river, will harvest the
first wheat of the season In this comfy to-
day. lie expects II yield of twerty-two
bu 'hals to the acre. Growers report that
the wheat crop is fair aud that the grain IL
well developed, A good deal OF barley al.
ready harvested elbows fair yield.
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FoRTY-ErGHTH CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION.


WASHINGTON, June 2.-[Press. MIR.
Sherman presented as n m. moria' = r qntkt
from the board of directors Of the CiDcln-
natl Industrial exposition Tor an spproDria'
ton of t25, 000 to aid the work Of the tx
position
Mar. Mcmillan. from the committee on
comm, rec, reported favorably, and on
motion Of Mr. Cameron. OF Wisconsin, the
senate read third time the house bill, au.
thorizlng the construction o! bridges ncross
the Wisconsin, chippewa and 81. Crsix
rivers 10 the state of Wisconsin.
HoUsE.
wAsHIsoroS, June 3-[Press. I-U nder
the call OF states the following bills were
introduced and referred:
By Stockslager-A resolution calling on
the secretary OF the interior for ths names
OF all persons with whom contracts hnvs
been made for furnishing Indian Supplies.
Also resolution calling on the secretary
OF war Tor similar infoi nation In relation 10
BY E.dridgs-Fixing the 23l OF June 40
the date ri fnsl adjournment.
By willis, Of Kentucky-AppropriatiDg
SIS, 900 to aid the Southern exposition a.
Louisville In 1884, and admitting free OF du-
~ articles intended for cxbi ,ition therest.
The house then took mp the Legislative
appropriation bill with the amendments
reported By the committee OF the whole.
The amendment prohibiting committee
clerks from performing work OF private
cher icter for members was rejected.
An amendm ent exem pting all distilleries
which mash ten bushels or less from the
operation OF the provisions OF title 81 OF the
Revised Ststutes, sxo~pt ~ 70 the pay ment
Of tax, was sdcpted-Yeas. lis; nays, "a
The remaining amendments we're agreed
TO and the bill passed Yeas, 1888; nays, 40.
Hiscock moved to suspc the rules and
pass the bill repeating internal revenue
tsves m tohacco allowing the nee of 400.
hol free OF Tux 10 the arts eud msnutHc ure
and repeating tax on brandy distilled from
fruits.
Cosgrove, of Missouri, moved that the
house rdiourp. ana this, at 2l5, was
csrIief-Yeas, 81; nays. 81.
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Paid the Penalty of His Awkwardncss

CLEVELAND o., June2.-Through the un-
ski!liui tapping vi n blast st the Cleveland
Rolling Mills company's new furnBnce in
TIE il.ts this morning, fifty tons OF melted
metal ru,hed GU, In one avalanche, over
towering everything ~ the vicinity and fas
tally tc.ldi"g Frank Fantn, who tapped
the blast, and Dennis Bryan, who was doz
ing thirty ic-t away. BJsa men were
shockingy mutilateo.
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'i'y Va. j. Taylor, theft transferred.

10 Hoy n prominent Cbinamsn, San
FrG' cisco, California, suffered for eight
years with rheumatism. He was drawn up
and crippled, ne says, but st. Jacobs Oh,
tho couauUror OF pain, cured him in t. few
applications.
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THE DEBT STATEMENT.

WAsnISoroE, June2 -[Presr. l-T'.dsy's
debt statement shows decrease in the
public debt during NAV Of 50 763 Al 90
decrease since June 30 b. 1883, SOL, 1873, l4.SS;
cash 10 treasury, 1856, 1855, 637 40: god GER
tiAoates outstanding, S9s,sl2, 200: silver
certificates outstanding, $lI,3Ocoi or
tificstss OF deposit outstanding. $ll 050, 00n,
rebuilding certificates GU standing. 1891 ,0CO;
legal tenders on standing. $346 6sl DIG;
fractional currency, not Including amount
estimated lost or destroyed, S6,9Sl 1880;
cash bal ance avsilsble, $l47 SIT $50 33.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT or CATTLI

CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CATTLE.
The last of J. Pylander's bondsmen asked
Yesterday to be relieved from the bond.
Pylsnder, who 10 already in jail, Is charged
with the theft OF cattle.
Walker Barrett WAS arrested yesterday
by Sheriff Smith on the charge OF the theft
OF cattle and placed under bond for his
appearance.
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Tiltien Truths.

WARRINGTON, ID. c., May 30.-A reporter
v ,,srdsy called the attention OF Represent.
Q i've bpriggs Of Utica, N. Y TO . press die
pa 'ch from New York, which represented
that Tilden was mar @uvripg to nominate
Payne OF Ohio. After reading she dispstch
Mr.. 8 briggs said: That's all boeh; Some
say Mr.. Tilden IL working tor Randall:
others that he means to nominate Payne;
others Flower, and 30 or, but 10 my opinie
be Is for Tiden. Mr.. .Tildsn In . peoulisr
man. There is no soul living except him.
self who knows his plans and purpotes. l
have known him for years. and fro~ my
Knowledge OF tho man and o:ths situation,
.h,nk he vii, be the man. Yes he'll BIS
nominated and elecled."
us no ply sicslly rble to stand the
strsin?'
Yes" replied Mr.. sprgRs. "Mr. Tilden
In the same man now that he WIS years ago;
In II he was In 1876 saw him last Friday
and / observe no special change in him. He
IL not msp who would oe much In
back hol y wrestle or sparfiug match, but
his bead Is clssr his mind is Wig rous aud
ne Is physic ally able 10 disch srgo al the
duties Incumbent upon him. de never wna
robust; there never was a time since I've
known him when stropg wind woul not
niov him over. He Is q practical man,
Nov, why should he do apvthi"g just nov
with regard to tho nomination. Everythips
gsrt MS are being instructed for him. Soma
X. Why does he not declare himself 7
Well, now, If be should do that IL might
pr woke oppositios: bat as IL In, nobody
en.agonizes him. He Isl tlsfied, no doub'
to let veil enough alone"
"You think then, he will consent 10 rui?
asked the reporter.
THAT 10 my beief from the lights before
me. All the delegates TO the New York
state convention are being instructed for
him Some counties give Instruction. fer
Flower. but all OF them say Tilden first
IA will run and be elected. end more
thai that he will live 10 serve his term
less something occurs between 20. and
the meeting OF the coDv alton TO impair his
health. There can be no objections TO him
on that score"
TuEY WANT TrLDEr.
san FRAxcrc,. May 30.-A Tildsr-H Hen.
dricks club. adopted tonight the folio win
resolutions:
WHARRAs. II is rumored there 10 move
ment to send from the stats dem ocratic
convention delegates who, while nominal
" for Tilden and Hendricks, are really for
WHslrAs, We are con fident the nomiua-
ticu ofField for president would result In
overwhelming defeat Of the democrats
ticket In this state and throughout the
Union; therefore bsit
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Indignant Denial.

PTr-BuRG, IA JuUe An offlcial sta'e
ment nj the Penn bark directors wes made
tonight. L. character zs RIDDLES
allegations IS false In every pnrticu
ing Of said SPECIAL ation until after
the bank had suspended. The hearing
OF Cashiar Rsiher and Thomas J. Watson
has becn post ooned TIL Monday.
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For seven yeas Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest test, ss TO Its merits la
curing ne 'vousness, nervous debility and
restoring lost po.ers 10 the weakened gen.
,rativs ~ item, aud in no instance has II
ever failed; test II. 81: FOR S.. A, drug
gist-, or nv mil from J. II. Allen. 3i5 FRS
avenue, New York City.
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THE ADAMs.BURNs CASE.

The case of the State vs.. Willis Adams
charged with the killing OF Mike Burns
was called in the district court yesterday
morning by Judge Bradley, OF Oorsicaps,
spf cial Judge In the csee. The defense
moved for q continuance on account Of the
absence Of material witnesses. The court
stated that ne wonld call the case again
this 0 n. m, and unless some good reason
was given That the motion tor &C continuance
would be overruled. The courtroom was
filed with people to hear the trial.
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Burnetts Coconinc
WILL SAVE 1HK HAIR
And keep II In Q strong and healthy condi.
ton, because II will stimulate the roots OF
the hair, and restore the natural action
upon which its srowth depends.
Burnsts's Flavohng Extracts are sbso-
iutely pur
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T22 TJl11l street.
Dn1laS, Tcxa0
SARGENT & co.
GENERAL AGlHTs.FoR


Globe Anrm TN Dawe Wrcr- Hughes Pat ComJinn
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UNPRECEDENrED,


Fifty dollar suit of clothes given away
Here is a chance to get a ii ne suit OF cot hes
without money and without price. / offer
the above prize to tho gentlemen Of Dallas
to be con tested for In the following man
ner: By calling ut my art gel lery, 70l Elm
street, you will be given ticket, which
will entitle you 20 one chance, and on Sat-
urday, June q, 1884, at Mayors hall, at
$50 O'Clock, q. IN, the suit will be drawn
for. Call early and get your ticket. Re
mem btr, tickets are entirely free and with
out cost to Yourself. The object Of the
above 10 simply to extend my acquaintance
and friendship TO the gentlemen OF Dallas,
and tv advertise my place OF business.
Don't forget the day OF drawing, June 2lst.
J. II. WEBSTER, Photographer.
We will honor the order OF Mr.. Webster
for fifty $50 dollar suit, to be made by
US, for the winner.
DOUGLAS BROS.
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WACO.

WACO, Tune 2-TSpecial last Friday the
Printers Union passed resolution red nclng
tie rrce Of com position on the Examiner
21.2cents uer Thousand ems. Last night
they met sgain and r;scinded the resolution
keeping prices a. the old scale, 40 cents.
The proprielors announced that they would
pay this tonight, but will put In
new men ut reduced tr'ce rs soon
AZ possible. D, hearing this several
Un'on men walked out tonight. The pro.
prietors say they have force enough to pull
through, and the paper appears as usual In
the morning.
"A Singing match for $500 was arranged
here Wednesday night, bet seen Al Marks,
Of Galveston, and Jack Mo Hugh, . printer
Of this city, Who claims to be the middle
weight cham pion Of Michigan. Marks 10 the
man who stood mp before Sullivan at
Galveston. A forfeit 10 mp ana the isht
will take place upIess one or the other back
down.
The COUNTY democratic convention met
here to-day and selected delegates to the
Fort Worth and Houston convention. 1t
WAS absolutely silent ~ to the president,
the tariff, the twc-thirds rule and ffce
The Brazos river ID rising again tonight.
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THE FINAL DIVIDEND.

WASHINGTON, June O. Press - The
comptroller of the currency has declared
q final dividend OF II l.2 per cent, IN favor
OF the creditors OF tho Miners National
bank, OF Georgetown, Colorado, making q
total Of 20 IL per cent.
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A Onuhle TrngelY.

LITTLE Rock, ARK June AT Arkan.
sas City this afternoon, eS.Sherif Bank
ston, tried In Memphis recently for big
smy, and DISCHARGED, had an adrsy With a
lssyer named Goats. who prosecuted him.
losts Is deud and B,nkston is MORALLY
wounded.
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MHNican Mnitnra.

sac Francisco, June 2.-The Evenipa
Posts Gnaym mas special ssys: Yellow fevci
hiss broken out again In this place.
Fivs states have declared war against
President Cor zaies, on account OF the rev.
suus stsmp tag. Troops arc being concen
trated In the interior.