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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18
The Estate Of Thomas N. Reed Al.
tached.

BATH. Feb. Is.
Franklin Edwin and Andrew F. Edwin, ex-
ecutors of the will of Thomas NJ. Reed, have
been sued by Lineus NJ. Price, receiver of
the Pacific Bank, and real estate has been
attached to the extent of 100000. The de-
ceased was one of the heaviest stockholders
in the bank.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18
Gone to BlazCs.

PORTLAND, Feb. II.
The packing shop of the Portland Packing
Co. at Saccarappa was burned Saturday
night with 100 cans of corn and 100000
empty cans. Work had commenced that
day. The loss is not known; fully insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18

True, you are in . miserable condition
you are weak, pallid, and nervous. You
cannot sleep at night, nor enjoy your wax.
ing hours; yet, why lose heart? Get at the
druggists bottle Of Burdock Blood Bitters.
They will restore you to health and peace of
mind. febl2dlwlp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18

CAIRO, Feb. l6.
Col. De Coetlogon, commander at Kbxr-
toum, has been created Pasha and made
acting governor general of the entire Sou
dan. He has summoned the notables to meet
Gen. Gordon in council Sunday. According
to latest advices the number of children
killed at Sinkst was 200. Gen. Gordon has
arrived at Shendy, 80 miles below Khar-
tOum.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
BANGOR.

Death Of John c. ThoFndike.
BANGOR, Feb. II.
John G. Thorndike, . we'll known mer-
chant of this city, died this morning aged Sc
years. He had served in both boards of the
city government and was highly respected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18
Fatally Injured While Coastins.

CALAIS. Feb, l6.
Tbos. O'iIara, 60 years of age, while riding
down steep hill on a hand sled, collide
with a wagon, fracturing the skull. There
is little hope of his recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18
k.pres. Company Organised.

The Bangor Boston Express Company
has recently been organized with capital of
100000. The following named gentlemen
have been elected officers Of the company
President and treasurer. Mr.. C. L. Sennings:
Secretary, Mr.. George +. Smith; Directors.
c. e. Jennings, L. c. Danforth and George
E. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18
WEATHER xEPORr.
I.aica,ios. for the Mex, ~ Hours.
War Department.

war Department.
Office of the Chief Signal Ofiicer.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. Isl A. NJ.
For New England and Middle Safes
cloudy weather and rain followed in the
southern portions BY partly cloudy weather
slight rise in temperature; falling followed
in the southern portions by slightly rising
barometer; easterly winds becoming varia.
BILE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18

BosToN, Feb. IL.
Col. Fred G. Pope died in this city, yes
terday. He was q native of Kennebunk,
Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18

AGENTS Wanted e i..., s:.1:s%' ass. n,s:s'.s Z
81. iis:siss So! H:ss H::.s .:ri: 81 Books & Bibles
-: - 8. 9 s;s1 g. s.sn:i sssss.1 e,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-02-18
The Case Of Norton ct ais. vs. the e. 4 n.
A. Railroad.

The taking of testimony in the case of
Marcus P. Norton ct al. W. the European &
North American Railroad company will CON-
mence here tomorrow before U. s. Commits
sioner Davies Of Portland. The examina-
tion will require several weeks.
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rORT WORTH.

FoRr Worth, March 26.-[Special. Ell
lis White. a negro, vas iound guilty. ~ as.
saul,ing John Pels at the railroad hospital
this morning and tined $50
Colonel Ea.ton, of the Chicago & Evans
vile road, with Mayor Smith and others,
wan seen inter viewing our citizens to-day on
the road TO Brownw1od and met with great
and substantial encouragement. 1t is now
nearly an assured TACT that the road Will be
built
]. II Atwood to-day brought suit against
the Texas d. Pacific for damages In the sum
OF 81 600. Tor injuries received in wreck ut
NJ llsap, west OF here.
The Continental Meat company to-day
shipped forty refrigerated beeves to Chi
cngo,
a number OF gentlemen on their way TO
Wsco to attend the meeting Of the demo
cratic executive committee Tomorrow, are
in the city and express themselves IN favor
of holding the convention here.
Tie DsgseCt Hose company give grand
ball on Monday night to raise funds 10 uni
form the company.
Judge Hood has adjourned court until
Saturday when the divorce docket Will
again be taken mp On Monday the trial
OF cases on the criminal docket will begin.
What seems astonishing to citizens Is the
fact that that John Turner, the onPonent
o Peter Smith for mayor, ID developing
considerable strength, but not enough TO
elect him, is the universal opinion.
Henry Garter, II lad OF fourteen, was
thrown from Wild horse 1t O'Clock this
afternoon jusS south OF town. a3d 20 eeri-
ously iuiHred IL is feared he will die.
Parties from Denver bought large lot
near the square and propose TO erect what
tney call palace livery stable.
Harry Bros OF Dallas, bought property
on the rouAre here to-day,
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Inventors Convention.

CIsefgsATI, March 20 Al n. inventorf
convention TO-DAY q committee wah sp-
pointed on permanent national organ zs-
ton. Revolutions were adopted which q
clare that ~ much OF the progress ~ the
country IN the result OF inventive genius.
any material ohsnge In the patent laws
would b. inadyisabs, therefore we hsk
thai congress oppose the passage OF niy
bilI which would have ne effect - disc0ui-
age inventions by imparing the value OF
patented property. ar gould impose unit
sual burdsns on 'hs osners Of snch prog
criy in maintaining their right; also declai-
ell It 30 be tho duty OF congress
10 provide sufficient clerical iorce ~ do
the work OF the patent office well aud Keep
II up 10 date: HlsD 10 provide suitable
library OF scientf fic works Tor the uss OF 'he
patent ofllco and inventors; also tha; tne
patent office should he mnda
department with cabinet OF
tios in charge; also, thero ehould
he legal bureau or division iu tno pstrnt
office: that though ere has been nearly
800 0O0 patents granted there haze been
scarce a rcnrr which we're published ~ OBJ
jecied 20 aud uo pateui based on wrong
which the courts have not finally hsid IL
V,lid
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At Charlotte, u q.

CaARIoTrs. N. c., March CA special
to the Charlotte 0oserver regarding Lhe
cyclone in this section of North Caro-
lima last night, state ut Newton
three rouses wars blown down, MetnoiiBt
church wrecked. and the residences OF Rev
Colby Killian and CHARLES Jewett swept
away; Clins & Williams -four mills
partially destroyed; Mary Hunsucker killed
and IA persons wounded.
Ruinors from Lensir say whole family
OF six ladies are known TO be killed. Tels-
graph wires are down.
4, Mecklenberg Eve or six residences
we're destroyed. No lives lost The cyclone
also passed through Fredell county, doing
great damage to fruits aud blowing dewD
many houses.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
An Albany Gentleman ON tho Iw0-
Thirds Rule.
The Real Author aud Mover OF the
Same.
Two Prominent Cilizsns OF Brownsville
Pull Hair.
by Ihc Schools al Mar.
shall.
aad Booty Captured Near
Eaglo Pasf!
The Last Texas PresbyterJ 10 Meet at
Longvlew.
Other specials From sundry Sources.
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
ALBANY, March 26.-[Specisl.l- l-0ur town
Ia booming. Several substantial stone
buildings arc under contract, and prospec
tors are here looking for bssiness houses.
Ia dry goods and provisions q good trade IA
opening, Stock oi NIL kinds passed the
winter In good condition and many more
stock men arc coming In and investing
rhe leasing rates OF the land board dom I
suit generally, but Ia this county purchases
are aud Wild o. maue OF public lands. We
want some nerson to come aud put up q
gin auu fiJuring mill. THIS is q good OPEN
ing and one that will pay.
Our court house, the best IN the state, Is
about ready for the ROOT aud cupalo adorn-
ments, such ~ bell and clock. When tick
ing begins vcu shall DO inh rmed by tels-
phoue.
The Norman horse company are in good
spirits, the q ock thus far do vel, aud are
decidedly a. addition TO any country or
people.
Weather pleasant. Spring opening.
An elderly gentleman Of this county, who
he says, was a member OF n,tional demo
cratic convention in Baltimore In May ls4i,
that nominated Mr. Polk for president aud
Gorge N. Dallas vice.presidcnt, Reader"
In the HERALD OF 1lth instant, asks you TO
tell him when, where and under what cir.
cum instances tae two.third rule as applied to
nom nating conventions wss Ootaned
You answer II was tifst inyoked II" that
convention that nominated Messrs Polk
and Dallas. This gentlemen says you are
mistaken or have been misinformed. That
the rule mad its hrst conception and eIis-
tence In 1896. The second nominating lem
ocrntic national, held by delegates directly
| from the states. The real author and mover
oi this rule, Robe ! Drompooly of Virginia
the successor Of John Randolph Ia his
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN. March ?6.-[speolsl. The Odd
Fellows Benefit association OF Fort worm
iled a charter to-day,
The comptroller paid into the credit OF
the general revenue Sls 900, and 10 the
available school fund $500
Drafts for taxes paid the office by non-
residents were forwarded to-day TO the
proper county officers.
Colonel Brewsier IL receiving ansgers 20
r. slatistical questions sent the dih.rent cpun'
ties sometime sgn. Several OF the counllesi
among them Dallas. are back ward Ia send
ine up the desired information which ~ 70
be published and used at the worlds fair.
Secretary Baker has received applications
from the following towns Tor pummer nor
mai schools: Ian Grange, buni., Butne1,
Mineola, Greenyille, Montague, Hamilton,
Laredo, Ge rge.nwn, DrniHOn, Gran am, Dat
las, Cen,erville, Marshall, rerrell, Oleburne,
Calvert, HollinRswell; for colored schools
applications ware received from Oakland, ,
Hnnisyille, Msrshsn. schol ,stio re-
tnrus from FlatoDia show 2tS children
withis the scholastic age, Agsinst 10 last
year. Bolton returns show 6)3. against 366
last wear. rhis Indicates thai the
scholastic Census this year Will greatly
exceed that of last year:
The attorney -ger eral to-day, In auswer
10 n letter from Hon. J. Y. Fsrwe II, OF the
capitol syndicate. says that the claim
SET up hy Rnguels and B-aes. under an
old Meric1n colDniss,ion ao. tor capitol
lands, 10 utterly grcrndlo'e, and in his
opinion It N nothing more nor less than an
attempt h. extort money from the capitol
contractors. .,
The sheriff OF Harrison county was paid
500 to-day for the arrest Of Gus Gristol In
Arkansas, vented In Texas for murder COM
mitted IN 1881
John johnson, a German lab rer. work.
inc In the Ostmanyille quarry, was killed
this morning by the falling OF u derrick.
The luna:ic asylum board meets Friday
to consider plans for the new building for
nllcprn.
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| Iitlo shy and tender, like plants that wer'
looking out before the cool nights bad nast
| II will take the stronf south wind aud JUS
sun 10 give them cheek aud hArteu
them up for the lst Of November.
Twenty.iye days OF March gone and not
: single spring light, even more backward
than spring chickens, Tor teyornl dozens of
the latter have put In mn appearance,
Your correspondent has lately taken a
run tnrongh the fouthwesl part ~ the
county. Found the li'tie village OF Rising
StAs busillDg wit1 business, This poini is
surfounded by tine farming country, and
several fine farms oconpied by intelligent,
woodworking iarmeTs, are giving evidence
of that stores Of wealth and oatentiveue
IN contained In the broad gores OF unocoa'
DIED western lands, and are now waiting 10
erect the son OF toll who Is willing 10 guide
the plow.
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SAN FRlHcHco. March s6.-In the Sharon
divorce case NJ ionei et,gH
resuiAing; te.hhed oH cross examination:
Come here on request OF Sharon who
through the third party mad Gen, her 6
check for $500, did rot know II he aud her
husband were paid thsir own expenses.
Colonel Henry X. Stigg. late OF The
Seventy. Eighth New YORK regiment, res'd.
ing nt Denver test fled thgt be hoard Miss
Hill say in May, 1881, that Sharon
wanted 20 marry her, nut eha did no wat :
10 marry him; he was too old and II sh'
did marry him IL would be IN
toe fail: she would eend cards;
talked tn her about Sharon. she said he
would sottls 500 600 and the B.lnont 40
tate on her and she thought n wasn't
enough ns he had so 900 o. her own.
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CORSICANh

CoRsIcAsA, March &c Especial all-Aojor
Flint aud j. &. Roller, OF Waco have
hssn n opr citv for tue
past few days prospecting With =
view to the establlshment Of an ice factory
mere. The only diriculty in the way IS II
a lack of water, winch, II or wster-worts
or SONS other means can furnish, wiu de-
eide their locat ng the plant here
The finest lot of beef cattle ever sold IN
middle Texas was bought oy Il II. HALEY
Yesterday from the southern part OF the
county. The herd numbered about sew
elty. ave head
The compress has shut down for tho sea
sov. hsvirg squeezed about 1900 bsles. IL
will be Iun by the same parties next year
A clock Of ground at the eastern limit Of
the CITY has been purchased from the Cen.
trail railway, and Il stock COM pany Is being
organized to utilize IL asa park and place
OF general recreation for our citizens. IL IL
proposed to furnish II with everything
necessary TO make il place oi general re-
sort for sl!
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ToPIKA, KAs March 10 Governor Click
made he following appointments under the
recent ret Of the Legislature: STATE vaterin-
ary surgeon, DR. A. a. Holcombe, OF the
United States army, at Fort Leavenvorth;
state sanitary livestock commission, James
W. Hamilton, Colonel w. A. Harrison
John T. White, all well known and emil
nenty fitted for tho position HamitoL
is the present mayor OF Well
lington. one OF the most eK-
tehsiye ceule dealers and breeders
at southern Ksnns, and republican in poll
t'cs. Harrison, also = large stockmsn, and
vice-prcsident OF the Kansas Short Horn
Breeders association, IL II democrat. White
is big farmer Of Ottawa county, and d
greco bscker in politics.
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| Davidson 90 take charge Of the defence
| Supoenas for witnesses have been issusd
aud will be served at government expesee,
Arrangements have heen made iof tht
sppe rance IN this city Friday ard Sntnr
day evenings Oi NEXT week OF j, l. Sulli-
var, The Boston pugilist.
The court Of sppe,ls adjourned to-day for
ihe term Judges White eud Wilson leaYr
Tor Austin tomorrow.
The court Of appeals sfi'med: Deylen W
State, from Burleson. Motion oy"rtuisd,
Harris w. the ate. from MoLennan. Motion
Tor rohenfing submitted ana taken uhder ao'
yisement and transferred 20 Austin. Houae
W. State, from Gonzal's.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL. March 26.-fSpecisi.l Yes
t.rdny tho ,pr p,ls of ST. Joseph and st.
Mary's sci-L1ls joined in celebrating the
thirteenth anniversary OF Rev. Father
Grange's coronation into the priesthood.
Tho exercises OF the girls OF 81. Mary's was
peculiarly beautiful and appropriate, and
,eemed with love and affection for the good
father Several priests from neighboring
towns together with large number OF our
citizens, friends and patrons OF tne schools,
joined the happy children in their
h eartfelt greetings. Father Grange has
amply moved at these manifestations Of
love ina respect and at the conclusion Of
the exercises, returned his thanks In n
beautifully q appropriate address. Few
men enjoy the love and respect OF his peo'
ple as does Father Grange The occasion
was one long TO be remem bered by all who
had the pleasure TO participate in it.
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WILLS POINT.

Wills PoIsr. March 26.-TSpecisl. ]
Sheriff Thompson arrived here to-day with
Steve sne lirgs, aiss Henry Smith, who
was sentenced Tor nineiy-nine years at the
lest spripg term Of our district court tor the
murder ofihe deputy sheriff Of Henderson
county, and who escaped from the Canton
iail iast spring. was arrested near Page, In
Basirop county,
Rev. T. Il. Burnett, editor OF the Christian
Messenger delivered most eloquent ser
mon at the Poshyterisn church last nigbt
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sIpE SPRINGS

SlpE SrRrsGs. March 20 Special The
agR,LDs Bropnwoud special OF tue ION
instant says the mills at ComancEo and
Thrifty have osen desir yed by hre, lesy-
ing no mills IN Comanohe, Brown, Coleman,
San Saba end the counties west. The
BioWnEood specialist must be very. ignor-
ant or de.uous oi mirepreserting things
There are two good mills az this place that
ran almost daV and night grinding thou
s,nd of bu. hels annually. More OF the
wheat OF Brown county being ground here
than 10 Brownwood at Comanchs there
is snll one mill The "Enterprise" mills
eas, oi Comanchl ten miles stil run.
Wheat looks well. Weather warm ard
spring-like. Good rain last week. Corn
about all planted
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LYNcHBURe, VA, March 26.-A terrific
wind aud rain storm awept over this sec
ton last night, causing great damage 4
property. In Amherst county the lowland
are all submerged and fencing, bridges ant
mil-dsms hwept away. James river n
TINS point is higher than for five years
Considerable damage was done alo1g tn,
line OF the Richmond u Allegheny road
between byncbburg and Lexington, TIT
olmpnny's track in this city ls submerEe,
from tho scquaduct 10 Tenth street.
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BROWNSVILLE.

BRowRsviLLE, March 25. Especial i
Two of our prominent citizens had difi. {.
Guilty to-day In the Rio Gr6Gde railroad
oliice respecting certain statements made
by one OF the party concernnB the man
nrersbin OF the Rio Grande railr1ad. They
were pepsrated before any damage was
done. natrre's weapons being usei.
Politics are exciting som" INT rest. The
blue club democrats romipatot their tick t
last night ior city offices, which are he
present incumhents, except the treasurer,
Ne essor aud collector and city engineer.
The incepcndenis have gone over 20 the
democrats.
Our rffnu peqlQ rain
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'ur aec.iou needs rain.
LONGyII.W,

LoHGvIEw, Marcl 26 - Especial Late
yesisrd.y afternoon Emmett, n young son
of 'Jr Msrkham, was thrown on the side
walk bv bis pony falling. He struck on
bis bead md wss seriou ly Injured, suffer
ing from oonvulsions all last night. L. is
iesred ht is permanently Injured, though
several days must elepse before this con be
de eiermiued.
Next Wednesday the est + xas Presby-
terry will meet here. This Prosby tery -
very small. not having more t1an 81. r
eight ministers, rs II not probable the
preachers and elders attend ng vii mum.
ber moro than tweatv.
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TYLER.

TrLrn. March 26 Especial. 1.-The char.
man OF the republican executive committee
will issue a call Saturday for convention
of tho party 10 mset IN this city on the l2th
OF April, for the purpose OF eleoling dele
gates to the state ard other conventions.
IL is safe TO say no Arthur men Will 90 up
from this cou 'ty.
Contracts have been let for a round-house
by the Kansas & Gull 81 ri Line. The
chief engineer is at work on Ilans for the
general flee and depot, contracts for
which will be iet as soon as the plans are &C.
ceuted
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New Officers.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2e.-rhe directors
Of the Pennsylvania Riiiroed company tC.
dsy reorganized by re-clscting principal
executive officers ~ follows President,
George b. Roherts: fret ice.president
Edmund Smith; second interpretations,
Ftark Thompson; third vice.president, J,
n. Dubarry; fourth vice-l resident John z
Green; secretsry, John q, Sims, IT,; treas
urer, John d. +. Taylor.
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Ell PAso. March 20. -[5pecial. II: l..
Sullivan, Mccoy aud Taylor, the pugilists
arrived yesterday morDinF and gave u
sparring ex nibition laet N Rht st the N a.
tional tbpatr-. Quite crowd attended.
+. L. Parker and Major Vaughan, the
former genial passenger agent snd the lat
ter chief engineer OF the Mexican Central,
arrived yesterday en- route east.
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This World. Fair.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. March 20 --Commis-
sioner Genera! Moorehead mad a conference
with the leading officers Of the PennsylVs-
mia railroad to-day who manifested the
deepest intercss in the Worlds fair. to Re
held under the auspices OF the United
States government at New Orleans next
winter, aud promised most liberal co-opera.
ton with the southern railroads.
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GAN ANTONIO,

SAX AsToNro, March 20 -l5peaial.l-An
e clio Pass dspntol says ., Pogaeteoho
crossing on the RIO Grand, after short
battle brtween smugglers and the river
gn4rds, 40 packages OF msrchanils. and 20
horses were captured. The captured SNUG
cers aud goods were tax u to Pecrss
Negras. No one seriously hurt.
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Mnnna Retlnced.

PIrrnUBG, Pa March 26.-Tureo thous-
ami c asl miupTs In mass meeting et ELIZA
beth, Penney lyanis, this morn ng conceded
the proposed reduction OF n quarJer Of =
cent 10 the price OF mining, The rive.
pools decided 10 accept the term OF the la
borers PainiCr'a iron mills have been mo-
titled tha a slight reduction would ho
made ia wages mex, Monday. II 1. thought
the men w,ll accept.
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Insurance Gases

UTICA, n. Y, March 20 In the lite iu
surauce case OF Catherine = Edwards Va
the Connecticut Mutual Insurance com
panv in the United States circuit court
the jury today gave verdict for plaintiff
for S5,4i5. Appeal will he tsken. n the
c,se against the Travellers compeny
growing out OF the same death, IA sim ,lal
verdict yaa obtained ~ hlha"v 90 'Nc 'ee
term. The defense in botn cases was sui
eide
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VrcKsDUBs, Mes, Mach 25.-Tho river
at Sc. Joseph IL six inches allow lsSl phe
lavees are a gone with tho river rising
from Cairo down. Governor McEncry, OF
Louisiana teleera phs General X NJ: Great
distress; Morgsnzs Scott and Welerloo
have gone; | have wired the secretary OF
wa- II rations, same amount needed ~ IN
1882, laboiing ola-see IN great distress.
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Found Guilty OF Assault.

LITTLE Rock, March 20 The GsEstte'S
Hot Springs special saws: In the case OF
+. W. Foroycs, charged with killing
Cherries Matthews, editor o 7 the Hornet,
stat attorney reduced the charge 90 as.
saul and battery, 10 which defendant
pleaded guilty aud vss fined 500.
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Another Gable.

BosroS. March &c --rbe Bsnbett-M Maekay
cable is expec ed TO reach Cape Ann about
the middle OF April. The Commercial Ca
ole company which owns the line, TODAY
purchased land necessary tor landing AZ
Cape Hedge opposite rhachers Island.
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COLLEGE STATION.

CoLLEsE STATION. March 26.-TSpeoial.l =
Between aud 3 O'Clock this morning the
store off. E. Smith, dealer in general
merch sndise. ws totally destroyed by fire.
The origin Of the fire is unknown but Is
I.suranca 500
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CLEBURNE,

CLEBuRsE, March 90 [Specia J. = A
Mexican tlght-rops walker entertained a
very large crowd OF spec ators this evening
He performed some very difficult leafs.
lobe Shaw completed the circus by Sc
yerely thumping Ike Stone who he'd pre-
viousiy made an indecent remark soout
John L Sullivan is billed for F,iday eve
ming 0pth instant