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SsELP WANTED.

As housekeeper In . respectable family by sn
expsreDcsd person. Address G. c., this ONCE.
augl0 iw
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On Friday morning, August sth, there disap-
psared from my place black and white setter
bitch. She has pups about three weeks old.
liberal reward will be given for the return Of
same TO Alfred Olivier, SIS New High street.
aul2.lX
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Notice to Dramatic Aspirants.
+ AIDES AND GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF
IL going on the. stage. and willing 20 com.
mence at tho foot Of the ladder. may have fire.
quent opportunities Of appearing with Shakes
perian and other stars by applying at once to
JAMES GREEN,
Manager Opera House.
au16-2t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For District Attorney.

r. G. FLOURNOY is candidate for District
Attorney, subject to nomination BY the Demo
cratic County Convention.
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NRS. A. j. AnAua.

Room 20 Schumacher Block, Fashionable Dress
maker. A perfect 1t and best Of work guarAn-
tsed and reasonable charges. Cutting and hitting
9 speciality. sugl0 I'm
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FOR SHERIFF.

". 4. N0RFORD viii he candidate for the
ONCE OF sheriff Of Los Angeles county. subject to
the decision Of the Republican County Conven-
ton. augbu
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WANTS-LOSr-FOUND.
WANTED.
wAnTEp.

70 lease for term Of years, . me ium-siz.d
brick store. centrally located. Address III. 8.
w." this ofice. sul5-st
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FOR SALE.

House lot and furniture. loe Hill street. or 124
Spring street. A. L. HATH.
auglS I'm
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FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
PIANO FOR SAFE.

phSwO POa oSkk>
Square, In good condition; nrst class make:
viii ssii cheap Apply Immediately at sos Hill
strsst. auglotf
A dairy Of 90 choics COWS; one Of the best dsi-
ries In the county. Apply At Ceonge Bixbys.
New River R1n,h. or s03 Pearl street. or at Blk
bys stables, First street. augi0iw
FOR SALE.
building lots. sloo and go per lot. In Graln's
Addition. East Los Angeles. Persons Wishing
tract Of land; abundance Of water IS fest; only
minutes ride from Court House on line OF Pzsa-
dens Railroad Map and particulars st blz San
Fernando street. aug6-1m
STOCK FOR SALE.
Manuel Nanhsdo. Of Lower California, has the
following stock for sale At the following prices:
Mules, (wild and gsntls) observation-disclosures. SO
Colts (half-breed. years old) .........-.... SIS
for further particulars apply 70
js2oa ALLISON BROS, San Diego.
FOR SALE.
F0uf ten acre t0t9. near tne new " founk L8-
diss' Seminary; price, s2oo per scre,
ROGERS. BYRAM 4 CO..
s1su No. a41 North Main Street.
FOR SALE.
!. One smsll billiard table with complete outfit.
oHEEsEBRoUoH 4 CALDWELL.
js2ou Downey Block. o5 Main strest.
Nicely fnrnshed rooms, and lodging by day,
week or month, st x9s Also street. aulb-iw
FoR nEnT.
A ane new iour-room cottage for rent. cheap.
Enquirs 1t No. 30 Hayes street, East Los An
gsies tysiu
MOONS AND BOARD.
Beautifully furnlshsd rooms, single or on suite.
with board; 40 South Spring street. tulitf
aooMs AND BOARD.
Nicely furnished and pleasant rooms, with or
without board. 81 II seventh street. between
Main and spring. m2lt
BEAUTIFUL MOONS 70 RENT.
Two pleasant furnished rooms, en- suite. and
|, one singis room for rent vt No. Bsllvue Place,
on Pearl street, At the end OF Sixth Street kail
| road. The situation ID dsllghtful, commanding
IN extensive view. Good board can be had close
st hand. mySA
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Pleasantly located and neatly furniahsd.
TO LET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
Corner Fort and VrAsklin streets. one block from
Post6fics. dSiu
Ro0mS AND BoARD.
Large, elegantly furnishsd rooms, with board;
centrally located and In the most desirable part
Of the city; 800 Hill street. near Fourth. apsu
ROOMS AND BOARD.
Two large finely Furnished front rooms to let
with board; houss containing telephone and al
modern coDvenieHces. No. l6s South SpFing
| strect. mrf6tf.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
En- suite. us; also single rooms for gentlemen;
furniture new; location osnftsl ioo Olive. corner
| Second street. au146t
FOR SALE.
House lot and furniture. 4oe Hill street. or l24
| Spring street. A. L. HATH.
auyls I'm
FOR SALE.
$76 Per Acre for Good Land
~-< sr.d a xJ .kvaat vnrs,,d hill
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FOR SALE.

$76 Per Acre for Good Land
At west end oi Ward street. Also, round hill,
entire block At west end Ct Fifth street. one OF
tho choicest hotel or residence sites in the city.
Inquire Of WILL d. GOULD,
marriott Attorney -atLaw. Temple Block.
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REMOVAL.
NOTICE.
OFFICE HOURS.

win be at my ONCE from 4. =. y u ~ And
rom l to 4 ?. n. daily, Sundays sxo,Ptsar
Il. H. BOYD,
txlsu supsrintsndeut Of etrests.
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Fua uanusMRp Rooms.

En- suite, tis; also single rooms for gentlemen;
furniture new; location central; lo0 Olive, corner
Second street. au14-5t
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NEW TO-DAY.
EsTRAy.

Came to my place, August 14th. two horses.
one dark red, with one white Leg and = white
feet and a white facs.e Apply to Mrs. Sullivan.
ON the Downsv Road. auglU st
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dairy Of 60 choics COWS; one OF the best dsi-
ries In the county. Appl, At Ceorve Bixby's.
New River Ransh. or so3 Pearl street. or at Blk
by's stables, First street. augioiw
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Two large finely furnished front rooms TO let
with board; houss containing telephone and al
modern coDveniences. No. lbs South Spring
street. mr7btf.
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NOTICE.

During ny absence OF week or ten days In
Santa Barbara, Mr.. Theo. Summerland will at-
tend 10 my business. Office hours from 10 A. n.
TO GIN. Au14-1w q. II. MeNELLY.
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FOR SALE.

On. smsll billiard. table with complete outfit.
Inquire Of
oHEEsEBRoU0H 4 CALDWELL.
js90u Downey Block. 05 Main strest.
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ron REmT.
ron REST.

Nicely fnrnished rooms. and lodging BY day
week or month, st 1fs Also street. aulb-lw
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Roonas AND BOARD.

A ans new four-roon cottage for rent. cheap
Enquirs at No. 90 Hayes street, East Los An
Qolen. fyalu
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Fires.
Al DENIsoN.


DRSrsoN, July 2s.-lSpecial. Early
this morning five frame houses, on the
south side of Crawford street, corner of
Austin avenne, were destroyed by fire,
caused by the explosion of lamp. The
loss Is about 5000. The property Is in
snred in the Western, of Toronto, at
SliWO, and the British american at $500,
st. Paul at 500.
AT AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, July 2S.-lSpecial. "A barn
with 1900 bushels of oats, one mule and
three horses, tho property of DIR. Ward,
Of this city, were DESTROYED by fire Sat
urday night. Tho loss is 1900 and no
insurance.
AT SHERMAN.
SHERMAN, July &.-ISpecial. The
stable of Mr.. J. p. Wheat, In the south
western portion Of the city, caught fire
ut about o'clock this evening and was
entirely destroyed before the flames
could be extiuguished. A fine buggy
aud considerable quantity of oats were
burned. The loss Is estimated at 500
and no insurance.
Al DEVILS LAKE CITY.
MINNRApoIIs, MINI, July 2S.-The
Journals, Fargo special says: "News
reached here ofa big fire at DEVILS Lake
CITY which destroyed forty buildings, in
cl9ding bank, hotels, stores,
saloons, etc. Tho fire swept ever ything
before II, there being no fro department.
LATRRS q dispatch from Devils Lake,
Manitoba, says; Nearly all the blocks
east and west ofslSeily avenue aud
north OF Fourth street, were burned last
night. The fire originated In Grahamis
yewelry store and apread rapidly,
Destroying tho Hotel, Converse
q Sons general store, Houghton's
store, harnard's furniture store,
Bennis a Bros. drug store,
the post;oiIlce. and tho Intor-oc
printing Office. Moore & Daniels
bntchor-shop, WaTon's bakery, North
Shore hank. township offices, Thom-
sons driig store, Fell Bros.' general
store, Nash's hardware store, Deapires'
restaurant, sixteen real estate Offices,
eight saloons and nine dwellings. Very
little damage occurred outside tho loss
OF buildings which are fully insured.
At HAVANA.
HAVANA, July 2s.--At Montazas Sat.
nrday night a firn totally DESTROYED the
lnmber yard OF Senor Xsbola. The loss
Is estimated 90 Sl00,000, and was unln-
sured Tho fire continued burning for
five hours. il'f
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STATE CAPITAL.
Charters--Assessments Increased-Leases
and Sales of Public Iands.

Chhrters--Assessments Increased-Leases
and Sales OF Public Lands.
AUSTIN, July 2S.--[Special.l-A char
ter is granted the Fort Worth Sprink-
ling company; capital stock, $500; the
object, sprinkling the streets.
The collectors of Grayson, Lampasas,
Lavaca, Brazos, Brazoria and Houston
counties settled to-day.
Assessments received show the follow
ing increase in values:. Ellis county.
81 Sl,253,299; Rockwall, $l45,3S2; Colorado.
Szg0,4fo; Bee, 1913 ,4i3; Howard, Sass, ,9i7.
The land board to-day received bids to
lease and purchase lands from the fol-
lowing counties: Callahan, Howard.
Wise, Menard, Tyler, Frio, Morten,
Andrews, Dauson and Bandera. The
lease price ranges from s to l71S cents
per acre for dry sections, while the pur-
chase bids from actual settlers 90 as
high as 1925 per acre. There were
several bids in the batch received offer
ing only four cents per acre to lease. but
they Will not be considered by the
board. Bids will be acted on the second
Tuesday in next month.
General revenue paid in to-day, $50, 200.
The entire fire department was photo
graphed Today, the picture to be sent TO
the Worlds Fair.
Relative to tho trouble in Greer county.
over the order of the military command
ing settlers to leave the Territory,it ap-
pears 1t Is about to be carried out, and
the Governor to-day wrote the Secretary
OF the Interior at length on the subject.
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CRIMINALsCALENDER.
Passenger Cars Dhrailed by Negroes
With MurderOus Intent.
HORRIBLE CRIME BY TRAMPs
A Missouri Cyclone-Missing Post Master
- Disasters at Sea = Drowned in
Lake Michigan-Arrest of
Murderer = Riot, Etc.
AnIdiotic Crime.

WHITEsBoRo, July Is. Especial. =
The mysterious shooting which oc-
Cured here last Saturday night, in
which Dick Choice received wound in
the shoulder, has been brought to light
partly by the vigilance of the officers
and finally by the guilty parties coming
up and confessing their crime, when
they realized that they would be caught
The affair as told by the guilty parties
goes thus: Frank Quillin, Emmett
Choice, Joe March and Powell, all young
men of this place, got up a
scheme to have some fun at
the expense Of Dick Choice
March and Powell were to start with
Dick Choice to 60 swimming, and Quill
lin and Il. Choice were to halt them and
commence firing at an agreed place on
the road when Dick Choice was expected
to run, but when the firing commenced
Dick didn't run, and Quillin and II.
Choice thought they would shoot closer
to him, and in doing so Dick was shot by
the awkwardness with which the pis-
tolls were handled. If Dick Choice had
had a pistol, this little practical joke, al
ready serious enough, might have been
more serious still. To-day the young
men appeared before Justice Naples,
plead guilty to simple assault, and were
fined s. and costs each. Quillin having
a Winchester, was not liable under the
pistol law. Il. Choice was fined in addi-
ton to the above S25 for carrying a pis-
tol.
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Postponed Labor Convention.

NRw YoBK, July 2s.--At q meeting Of
the National Executive committee of
the National Labor party OF this city TO-
day, the following was adopted:
WHEREAS, Owing to the fact that the
lotter of acceptance OF Gen. Butler and
Gov. Cleveland have not yet appeared,
and that pending their appearance, in
telligent action cannot be taken by the
convention called by this organization
to be held in the City OF Chicago, July
30th., therefore
Resolved, That said convention be.
and hereby Is postponed until Monday,
September lat, TO meet Mt the same hall
In the City Of Chicago.
tSignedl JoHN ROONEY
Chairman.
Secretary.
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from to SN per cent. Missouri Pacific
fell off 8Ss;- Canada southern 2; North
west ~; st. Paul 2al; Lackawanna 81:
Lake Shore 2ls; Michigan Central 2jS;
New Jersey Central ~; New York
Central ~; Northern Pacific ~;
Northern Pacific preferred, ~; Pacific
Mai, ,lAj Texas Pacific, ,l9k Union Pacific,
2A, and Western Union, 29S. Late in
the day small bear failure, DeWolf &
swan, was announced and prices rallied
- TO IA per cent. The market closed
steady, compared with Saturday. Clos
ing prices are \ to 3X per cent. lower.
DeWolf II Swan say their failure was
causedby customer who gave them
securities as margin, which were OBJ
tanned on a fraudulent power of attor
ney. Transactions, $4,000 shares.
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GALVESTON, July 2.--Robert j. John,
a well-known member OF the CONNER
cial community OF this city, died this
evening, aged A years. Mr.. John
was for twelve years, cashier and
teller OF tho National bank,
OF Texas. Since January last he has
devoted his time largely 70 organizing
now banking company, which will
shortly begin business in this city
under the name OF "MerchantS
National Bank" in whichinstitution Mr..
John. was TO have occupied leading
position. For many years he has been
known as one Of the most enterprisluQ
citizens of Galveston. He was greatly
esteemed, and he leaves wide circle OF
friends,
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Tom slaughter and Nicholas

Tom Slaughter and Nicholas Graham.
CoRsicANA, July 2s,-ISpecial.l Tom
Slaughter, an old and respected citizen
living in the western part of our county,
was found dead in his bed this morning,
supposed to have been the result OF
heart disease.
Nicholas Graham, another citizen OF
Navarro county, died this morning at
his home near Chattiold, Of paralysis.
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Gosling Must Go.

AUSTIN, July Especial J. United
States Mashal Gosling is in Washington
City, it is said, clearing up certain
charges made against him by one John
Price, relative to the reward paid for the
arrest of Polk, of Tennessee. Rumor
has it, that other and very serious
charges have been preferred against
him, and from indications he must 90,
and in anticipation of this, score or
more of applicants are seeking his
place.
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or not the law shall take its course.
Fifty men. have, been summoned by
Sheriff Beal, men who now stand armed
TO-, the teeth around the county
Jail. a mob is greatly feared.
j. l.. Stanford, County Judge, tele-
graphed Gov. Knott to order out the
militia. The Governor replied that
Simpson county has host of able
bodied and law-abiding citizens, and, if
necessary, to summon the whole of
them As soon as the proper steps can
be taken Cayett will doubtless be re-
moved for safe keeping. His case will
be tried at the September term of the
Circuit court,
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Shot nenh.

MOBILE, July 2S.Sunday afternoon
Col, j. 7. Murphy, prominent and use
full citizon, President of the Mobile Life
Insurance company, was shot and killed
by Reuben Trip, near his residence,
in the lower part of the county. The
quarrel was about land tresspass suit.
Trip surrendered, claiming that the
killing was in self defense.
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Republicans Favor Wash Jones,

AUSTIN, July s.-lSpecial.l lit is cur
rent here that the Republican State
Executive committee have definitely
determined to call State convention
for the purpose OF declaring in favor of
Wash Jones for Governor, and pledging
him the support OF the Republicans
should he be an independent candidate.
Other Independents for State office will
also be put in the field. The Executive
committee favoring the above stands
Is TO IL. The minority favoring 4
straight Republican ticket.
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Negro Fiends.

CoRsIcASA, July &-[speciaI.l Tho
first section Of the east-bound passenger
train on the Texas & st. Louis railroad,
consisting OF an engine and caboose, was
dersiled and thrown from the track at
"Negro Hill, flour miles east of here last
night, caused by two rails being
Seven negroes were arrested and placed
in Jail this morning, who are Charged
with doing this dreadful deed.
Their names are Pinkney Pres
ton, Abe HORDE, Frank Mcdaniel,
Bob Payne, Jake Meadows, John Garvin
and Phillip Latham, one or two of
them quite young, looking like boys of
Is or % years OF age. 1t is rumored here
that a negro detective In the employ Of
the railroad company is in jail with
them and was with them when they
were captured.
y SERIOUS cutting ARRAY occurred at
Kerens, fourteen miles east of here yes
terday, between Preston Owens and
John Stubbleiield. Owens is not ex-
pected TO live at last accounts, and Stub
bleliold is in critical condition. Both
men are well known and good citizens
of Our county
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Terrific Wind storm.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July T.-The
Times Dodge City, Kansas, special says;
\ cyclone at 10 o'clock last night visited
Cameron Station, eighteen miles west OF
here, demolishing about dozen houses
-one-tifth of the town including a
dry goods store and livery stable. The
house of Al Barton was swept COM
pletely away and Mrs. Barton and child
seriously hurt. Several other persons
received painful injuries. The wind
here recorded velocity of eighty-seven
miles per hour.
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WASHINGTON, July a. Secretary
Frelinghuysen received intelligence
from the City of Mexico to the effect that
in compliance with the request of the
United States Government the two
Americans, VIM. Harwood and Edward
Nelache, recently arrested there upon
the charge of defaming the President of
Mexico, had been released.
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Infamous Outrage.

DETRoiT July 2s.-A fourteen-year-
old daughter OF stephen Kimball, a
wealthy farmer near Lyons, Ionia
county, while strolling near her fathers
house yesterday, was outraged by
couple of tramps. Mr.. Kimball offers
$500 reward for the arrest of the villains.
A hundred men were in pursuit at last
accounts
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LABOR TRoUBLEs.
The Situation at N.u ynr.

New YoRK, July 2s.-To-day begins
the second week of tho bricklayers and
laborer's strike, for nine hours per day.
Reports OF the mon ON the strike are
conflicting. Employers say 5000 and
tho workingmen claim 200. Nearly all
the plasterors engaged on Jobs where
the employers refused 10 accedo 10 the
nine hours demand, quit work to-day.
A large number of trainers also stopped
work this morning. .af
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Tone Of The s,oel ,iar,s,.

NEW YORK, July &.-Governmonts
firm.
Railways lower.
State securities dull.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange
opened weak and prices declined y. to
~ per cent New York Central, North
vest, ~. Paul, Lackawanna, Lake Shore
and Missouri Pacific were the weakest
shares. Before HAS n. IN. there was a
sharp rally, and an advance of
x 10 1N per cent. took place.
During the remainder OF the dav the
tendency was toward lower figures, and
II was the general impression that the
'ulls had encouraged reaction, az the
market had advanced too rapidly within
she past week. The reaction ranged
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On Their Dignity.

CHICAGO, July 2s,--w. A. A. Carscy,
President, and w. A. Wolf, Secretary,
of the United Labor party, were shown
the dispatch from New York Tonight
stating that the Executive committee
had decided to postpone from the 9Oth
instant TO September LIST the convention
Oh that party, TO be held in this city.
received no official notice OF suoh
action. and would not recognise Il il
they had, that they were superior
10 this Executive committed which
repre- sented factious element, and that
the convention would beheId on tho SOth
instant, as heretofore arranged.
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An LsyeIy and Serene.

FORT WORTH, July 3s.--[Spesial.l-
Circulars have been distributed to-day
calling the young Democracy to meet at
the courthouse tonight, and the organ
ization is now engaged in an enthusias-
tic session.
Tho endorsement OF Thorp Andrews
for Floater by the Dallas convention on
Saturday, has forever bridged the blood
less chasm, and Dallas aud Tarrant will
lie down together as peacefully as COO
ing doves. We are all for Wellborn and
Gibbs now and think Dallas . great
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Mnrderar Arrested.

MINNHApoIIs, July &--The Journals
Brookins special says: Boston, the
cowboy who killed young Griffin, at
Elkton, this county, was arrested at
Pierre and lodged in jail here. He is be-
ing visited to-day by his friends from
camp, and an effort TO effoct his rescue
may be made to night. Plans are per-
fected to hold the prisoner from these
and To protect him from violence from
others, at whatever cost. 'nLF
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Tarrnnt,. AmIriinn.

FoHr wonrm, July 2s,-[spccial.l J.
This has been the hottest day OF the
year and business has been almost sus-
pended. The thermometer ranged from
l0S 70 l06 degrees, and the hot wind
raised the blood to boiling pitch.
Unless rain comes soon cotton and corn
will both be injured. TTT
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Arrested fer ISLANDER.

sHBRMAN, July 2s.-[special. Mr.,
VIM. L. Ayres, an old and respected
citizen OF Sherman, was arrested this
evening charged with slandering MIR.
Panhandle. He was carried 10 Jail but
was released upon giving bond OF $500
for his Rppearance -
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Z BosToS, July H.--Ip tho hsrbor at
Port Antonio, Jamaica, the brig Eta,
and Schooner Bertha Watts, were on
engaged In raising tho steamer Calvert,
when the spars suddenly gave way and
the brig rolled over and sunk. In going
down, the spars Of the lIrig caught In the
masts of the, schooner, and that vessel
was dragged down also.
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Fatal Railway Accident - Distressing
Death of n Child,

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S.-The Jour
nails Worthington special reports that
the west span of the Narrow Gauge rail
road bridge, across White river, gave
way under passing train, precipitating
the coaches and passengers into
the river. VIM. Hibbetts, of
swift City, was instantly killed
and DR.. Cole seriously hurt. A
brakeman had leg and a Jaw broken,
James East was badly hurt and num-
Der of other passengers received minor
injuries.
Henry A. Shafier, little boy, residing
near Delphi, hanged himself in his
fathers barn. II is supposed he was
trying to perform a circus act which he
had recently witnessed.