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Connecticut western news., 1884-07-16
c. W. HaU q Co.'S Column.
First Lesson. To Whom il May Concern
 We Mean YOU! If you are interested in Ready Made Clothing

and we are sure that you are, either directly or indirectly the mother her boy !; the wife her husband 1; they all bear a strong relation to each other, and it is pride in every family to see its members neatly and comfortably dressed ; if not eX- pensively, as we often say, make a good appearance.
 We are not all born with sill yer spoons in our mouths. There must be hewers of wood and drawers of water, and how often we are puzzled to make both ends meet; yet we do man. age to get along and live, for where there's a will there's a way, and a
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-16
DIR HI. G. PROVOST.
M. N. MEAD, Canaan, Conn

DEALER IN Books and stationery. Books
 v for general reading, in cloth. Books supplied to order and satisfaction guar anteed. Best writing papers, direct from man. niacturers, in large varieties at lowest prices. Albums, Velvet Frames, Cards, School supplies Opposite Union Depot. sept12tf
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 We would respectfully inform you that wei are receiving n large and carefully selected stock of Musical Instruments for the Spring trade, including the old and reliable Boardman & Gray. Pianos and celebrated Stieff Pianos, and
 { ITHACA -:- ORGANS | acknowledged by the highest musical talent to be unsurpass- ed in tone, durability and finish. Warranted for 10 Yearsl
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-16
CANAAN POST OFFICE.

Arrive from Southfield, Mill River and Clay ton at 9:1OA M on arrival of train. Close at lPM, or on arrival of train.
 A. T. RORABACK. P. M.
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-16
FOLKS DIPHTHERLA CURE. AN ABSOLUTE SPECIFIC
 FOR

Charles M. Hall, druggist, West Cornwall, Conn, is the Manufacturers Agent for Corn wall, Canaan, Sharon, Goshen and Kent, Conn, to whom all orders and inquiries should be addressed.
 Price s1 per bottle, send for circular. 1ymh12
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-16
LOUIS ". HARVEY,

FRNEACHER of Piano Forte, Organ and Voice.
 L Lessons in Improvisation given to advanced Fnpils. Residence, Lakeyille, Conn. At Canaan every Monday. 1yal2
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-16
Business Cards.

J.B. ARDENBERGH, A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Judge of A Probate. etc.. Canaan, Conn.
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FULLER & PEET.
Snortsmen Take Notice ]
sportsmen, take NotIce.

4 IL PERSONS fishing, hunting or shoot "A ing Birds or Game of any description on our Lands in the Town of Salisbury, O., will be proeocuted forthwith to the full extent of tho law. Js ~ N VI. p0ONllaAAhs
 Chapipyfile. e., Nov. 2lst. 1881
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Burdett = Organs.

Itis gratifying 10 record the unprecedented success achieved by these Organs, which is founded on their intrinsic merits. It is the sympathetic and rich quality of tone which has made the Burdett the favorite of every singer as we'll as the public.
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on the Delaware < Hudson railroad Excursion tickets very low. The Cave house, situated at Howe's Cave, is one of the finest appointed houses in the mountain region. Terms $10 to $15. Attached to the hotel is the cave extend ing for miles under the mountain. The curiosities of this cave exceed the Nam moth of Kentucky and is lighted through with gas. Address J. B. Wistar, Howe's Cave, N. Y. .
 The organ concert given by Mr F. H. Shepard on the Roosevelt organ in Great Burlington, Tuesday evening, July 8, was a very fine entertainment and called together large and appreciative audience. Mir Shepard deserves much credit in the rendering of his selections, which were of high order. The num- Der from Gottschalk, 'Iast Hope, and communion in E., also the overture 'Iove's Triumph" frow W. V. Wallace were very fine. He was assisted by Mile Zelie de Lussan, the celebrated so- prano singer of New York, who has great compass and volume ofvoice, com bined with sweetness of tone. Her manners are perfectly charming. She is handsome and said to resemble Madame Patti, both in looks and voice. We think the concert was enjoyed by all and gave the best satisfaction of any ever given there.
 The annual meeting of the Litch field arch-deaconry of the Episcopal church was held in Christ church Tues day evening and Wednesday morning The following clergymen were present Rev H. M. Sherman, arch-deacon, Tor rington; Rev MT Stoddard, Watertown Rev MT Johnson, Bristol; Rev MT Walk CT, Lime Rock; Rev MT Sanford, Thom aston; Rev MT George, Salisbury; Re7 Mir Colton, Pine Meadow; Rev D. Mel son. Woodbury; Rev MT Cooley, Rox bury; Rev Mir Sturges, Kent. In tn, evening addresses were made by tn, Revs Sherman, George, Stoddard anc Johnson, relative to the missionary worl done in the past and to the needs fo the future. Wednesday morning tn holy communion was celebrated and A, able sermon was preached by the Re MT Walker of Lime Rock. The service were very interesting and attracted large audience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23

FAnoo, OAK. Feb 22.-It has been learn
% In connection with the secession move
ment in Manitoba that there 10 o secret or
sanisstion In the slater, scattered from the
Atlantic coast to the Rocky Mountains.
with which many prominent Irish meri-
cans ere connected. A secession conven.
tiou vii be held ct Winnepee, Michigan,
on the 5.h prox., and already nssnv Leaders
in the movement from the eastern states
are arriving In this city ard making their
hesdqnsrfsrs bere. Two Catholic socie
ties have slready been formed and st the
meeting last night Il leaked out that
sreech vas made sgaisst admission OF any
French descendsnts BY the time ~ the
Msnitobs convention Important develop
nento are oxDected.
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NOTICES..

HIOTICH To PAINTERS AND PL ,sTBRlR0
IN sea ed bids for rsintisg and pia' tsring
fhe shaeSelford o,uny Cnurthouse VIII be
HSrch IL. 1854 si 10 o'cloct q m. Al which
timr ssid bids silI BE- opened and consideref BY
ne Commis ion. 70 Csut Of sale county. Pisns
and and oDss S s: ss ss % .ss @
fsitSful perform anc. Of e, ,taci vi be required
INC court reserves the rse' e sle ssy q M
eassi 65s; County Cur, sh.cieiisr County. Te..;
IInxry. fnxAs, February IS 1ss4. feblo.7t
NT0Ti, ,RIOCON KACTORs-, 81 X X Paw
ingsssled& & s,,pSss s.., ", ~ DI oe reSeyeI elocH
~. ko~ On The Il. al Ssh day d fIARCH na1t for .sy-
IA Inc following rtreets in III Q city With Bis
DAro Bio - upon s, rave, n,nyaa IUraof necemSer
q isss and 10 plsss sld sPeci rcssions on nle IN
this ONCE, t,-wii: Main rect From the weN
Ode Of ys9erscs 70 the east ,iae o. ~ nnc.e s,c.
lore street 70 the cast rporat on lin Jenef.
s., Mars ei AID Sycamore strees-From Main
S.ees 70 The Tesas = cinc Ra pad: Lamar
Prom Main " ( I'm street Murphy Street hon
Commerce 10 Elm st,eet. Austin sreesGFr p
Nod street 70 The rtxs Pact 2 Railroad;
SSS2c Railroed In all apont 1900 lines feet
r .ch propSssl mustb eccompsute by bond
1isS Approved - curity. In the am a I q 81 20;
.s 4 he ~ ss Sa ~ "a ArR nsns
.sS :;ssIy "l ;:s ss,s 3 sssn,sSs ,Ss o. ssr
z 4. ss' ,,sS sA Z z ocrdssGSe Ge + iss E
s.Sss'e rroposals are Invited for eanh Of the
sSSvS ssreess. aud for the whole Of the vosh,
:s.s - .-.r y the street or stre.ts I'D on
~ CIV Coun<- rssaves the hight 20 reject
~ or Al B ., . q 70 let a. or any part
~ vi,, esso be received for Asphalt Street
psvi- = sooordI,G 10 sns and specfoeauons
ohs sn = JOHNSON. CITY nsslnssr.
pAsaAA 7wAA JennsU " asss jenA1o
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body by the cid Of 6re depsr meni looks,
IN an hour Afterwards but life WAS ex-
tinot.
To-day witnessed, perhaps. ,hs greatest
prse shoot In Amerio-. Two teams. Of
r.n'y-eig men each. shot fbr = supper.
Only snipe and quail we're counted and
Os9 dead birds were brought la. Captain
felliai.rro'. eide won the laurels this tims,
killing $50. Csptai1 n tchinson and his
men getting l,Sl2. Every man was placed
uDon his honor that he shot birds liter u
O'Clock this morning nnd that he killed
them upon the wing, Mr.. Dunn killed ~
birds. but m he was taken sick aud could
not report In person they were nc countcd.
The largest SCORES very made by Tom Lu-
cas-, killing 1873; Albert Il 'echsoD, III, and
q, orge Ellis, 1903 a patty ot twelve. six
from each eide, under the leadership Of
George Ellis, took d special train 70 Hook
icy aud killed ~ birds, sll Wilson snipes
except a few qusils.
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What we have say is worth reading for is not likely
anybody else will say again We have received
first batch invoices of Spring Goods and know what
have to expect Within the two weeks the goods for
the coming will begin to arrive, and space will be
needed for their display Silks Dress Goods Suits Laces,
Gloves Embroderies Millinery, Hosiery, Underwear and
hundred other different lines will be on their way
All need is room, and determined to have
at any cost. Come and help make the room and see
how We will reward you for your trouble.
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FORT SMITH,

FoEr SMITH, AK, Feb. 22-tSptclhl ,
rhomss l.. Thompson was 10 dsy convict
ed OF murder In the United States court
here and will hang unless the president in
terieres. He killed Tom 0'Mallern, his
partner, last bsple.sher in the ChickasAW
nation and threw the body IN an cid we'll.
Thompson claims Ia tsve killed him in
self-deiense, but this evidence, which was
circumstsnnal, aud against him, show wed Q
cold olooded murder kr money. There
are seven other murderers 90 be tiled ut
this term Of court, and Thompson will
doubtless have company on the gallows.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN As1osIo, Feb. 22.-[Spec!el Ben
Studer, who was sent to the penitentisry
for two years for killing his son, arrived
this morning. having been pArdoned by the
governor.
An unknown man died Rt the Interna-
tonal depot this morning, very suddenly.
An inquest was hBd and verdict OF natural
causes returned.
Austin q. Lacy, boy 10 years old. OF
Loche Hill, this county, accidenllv killed
hins this morning, whil, the family were
at picnic. lie was handling pistol care
lessly.
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CrscrssArr. Feb. 22.-rhe News-Jour-
nails Jackson. Onto, special says; Beojs-
min McCloud, mine boss AZ TOE Comet
Coal works, was found terribly msngled on
the track Of the Cincinnau. Wash
ipeton 4 Baltimore roaf yee-
,erdsy morning. An exsGination
showed that his throat had besn cut. and
physicians cay he vas dead before pl aced
on the track. 'Georgs Johnson has been
arrested on the charge Of m -der, also =
woman who admits her know .dge Of ~
murder and that she got part Of the ne1sy
| taken from McCloud.
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The Grsenbnckers.

INDIAsAroLIs, Feb. t2-The following \
the official call Tor tho nstiousl greenback-
labor convention
The national convention Of the national
gresnbsck labor party, 10 nominate oandi-
dates for president aud vioe-presiaant oi
,bs United States. TO ss voted Tor AZ the
coming presidential election, will be held
in the city Of Indianapolis, Wednesday,
the 2Sth Of Nay. 1884. Each stste
10 entitled v four delegates and
four aitsYnstes st large. zach CON-
rrsssienal distriet 90 two delegates and two
altorustss. Each tsrritory 10 Two delegates
snd two Altsrnates. and the district OF Col
umbiA so two delegates and two alt.rnates.
Therefore all VINO ere in accord with the
views SET forth IN the platform OF said party
In 1880 are respectfully requested to meet
In convsution In their several ststss, terri
toriss and districts on OF before May let,
1884, and sslec: delegates and altsrnatss to
said convention.
r3isnsdl JDasr HLlrsn, Chairman.
LEE C.AsbALL. Secretary.
Following are the names OF she commit
tee appointed to sssis. the chairman and
secretary 10 arrange "details: n. = Leon
ard chairman. Logassport, Indiana; John
n. fsttsr. secretary, Lansing. Michigan:
W. Tsrl!nds, Treasurer, Elisabeth, New
Jersey; Charles Jenkins, Deloit, Ohio, and
W. o. KsBswofth, Osksloosa, lows.
The grssnback state convention sssem
hlsd here to-day. The attendance included
representatives nom oil congregational die.
tricts in the state. A platform Of twenty
three resolutions wss adopted. The reso
lutions dspounce the present financial sys-
TEN, and demand that oil money iseued by
the govsrnns be legal tesdsr; dsaand
speedy payment OF The national debt and
the abolition Of nstiossl bank privileges
oppose the importation OF Chinese
or other ssrvils labor favor pension
4 r all snldisrs and favors an election OF
civil ofYicsrs BY direct vote and the removal
from Office for cause by two thirds vote Of
the electors. The following nomir stions
were made. Governor. Fl. 2. Leonard,
Csss county; Lieutenant governor, John b.
Milroy, Carroll county; secretary OF state,
r. r. Waripg. Wells county; treasurer,
Thompson Smith, Wayne county; auditor,
J. II. Robinson, Putnam county attorney
g>ner.l, John o. Green, Floyd county; tu-
parintendent OF public instruction, 8. 8.
BOYD, Wayne county.
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uonors to tho Jeannctte's Dead.

NRw YoRx, Feb. 22-This morning the
remains Of DeLong and comrades were
taken from the Brooklyn navy yard by the
tug Nisa TO the battery, where the bodies
were placed in hesrsss and the procession
was formed The procession consisted Of
naval officers and band, a battalion of
marines, hesrses, SURVIVORS OF the expedi-
ton and seversl regiments OF military, q
battalion OF the regular troops, carriages
containing inyited guests and various
Civil societies. Among the prominent
people in TIE carriages were Senator
Warner Miller, chief OF the naval
Bureau, Maj u-Gsnsral Hancock and Sec.
resary Of War lincoln, the Russian minis
ter and onsu-general, Postmaster.General
Gresham Secretary ChnndIer and Com.
modore Upshur. OF the navy, Mayors Ed.
son and Lowe. The procession then. moved
up Broadway and across Brooklyn bridge
to the navy yard, where the bodies will lie
in state t5-dsy. The day was observed by
general suspension OF business and the fly
mig Of flags in the harbor and city at half
mast.
The body OF Collins was later taken to
the armory of the 69.h regiment, Tia city.
Tomorrow morning there will be mass OF
body will be plsoed ON board the ship City
of Chicago and taken ~ Ireland. The
other bodies will be taken to the church of
the Holy Trinity, this C ty, tomorrow,
where services vii be held. This is ~"
church that Mr.. DsLong attends. Alter
the ceremonies the body of DR..
Amber will be sent 10 Alexau-
dria Virginia that Of Seaman Boyd
to PHI ladsl ps Ia and those OF Lieutenant
Com mnsndsr DsLoue aud Others to Wood
bum cemetery.
PHILApELpuIA. Feb. 22.-The body OF
seaman Boyd, OF tho Jsauuette expedition.
Was sxpectsd hers to-day and great crowds
h. h. lursf flNa midi
the absence OF the body the funeral services
were held IN tbs Cole siate Presbyterian
church, which was throDged with people,
The funeral procession took place Later.
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HOUSTON.

HousrsB, Feb. 22.-tspecisl.l-Lsst night
about 1 o'clock . colored man named
French Aired was drowned In the bayou.
he wished 10 water his team and vaded into
tbe water TO see how deep IL was and got in
over his head. Some men recovered the
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HEIInN.

Billion, Feb. 22-Tspcciall-There has
been partial eclipse OF the sun here this
evening, caused by the burning Of cedar
brake on the Leon river, there being a
slrong north wind, which carried the smoke
right over town.
Beton will be well represented at the
Marci GrAs in Galveston. A large crowd
WILL leave here Sunday.
We are having regular spring weather
and the farmers ere busy plowing and max
ing preparations for the coming season.
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GRoEsBEECK.

GRorsprIck. Feb. 22.-tSpecial. l-Coun-
" court is st:l grinding away.
Busines. dull. Farmers are at work pre-
par'ng for their crops.
County Judge Fsncher 10 the father OF Q
bouncing boy.
A singing 'ehcol is in progress.
Weather clear and oool. A slight norther
is blowing tonight.
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Murdered for Dissection.

CINCINNATI, Feb. "a -EY sm miuatiou OF ths
bpdies OF the Ta'lor family, found in the
Ohio Medical college, mentioned in Lass
nights dispa tchss, shows al three had been
IN murdered the bodies showing u.mistaka-
BILE signs OF violssoS, the skulls OF Taylor
and wife bsisg fractured. Wnethcr the
family were murdered for money or the
dissectiug tatls IL nat known. The general
beief 10 for the latter parpose. The house
where Taylor lived was desolate SPOT one
half mile FROM nsissbors. Allen Ingalls,,
Jeff Lont, Richard IugAlls and Ben Johr.v
con, oil colorrd, residing in the vicinity OF
the murder, have been arr@tsd suspected
being of the perpetrators OF the crime.
LArER.-Nsrshsl Brown, OF Avondale,
has been the mssas OF discovering the
bodies OF the Tsyler family in the Ohio
Medical college and causing the arrest OF
the colored man named in the previous
d spa.oh as the murderer. A body was re-
oaived at tn; medical college Friday night
DR.. Gill, dsmosstrstsr in anatomy,
saws he knows the men who
brought the bodies to the college
bat does not know their names, rs Sucd
business is always dsns with as littla csre-
mony as possible He had no suspicion they
murdered until Marshal Brown identified
them, aud he found the sku ls crushed.
The men ARRESTED are not openly knows TO
be resurrectionisls, but there hss been an
uncertainty as 10 how one OF them support
ell himself. The examination a. Avondale
begins tomorrow.
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COLEMAN.

COLEMAN, Feb. .2.-[Special. This even-
ing about o'clock, the alarm of fire was
given aud the dwelling house occupied by
Mr.. Walter Smith. druggist OF this
place, was discovered TO be on fire. The
citizens responded 10 the alarm at once,
but the house bHing somo distance from the
square and a very strong wind blowing the
house and enttre household furniture wers
consumed. The fire originated from de-
fective tiae. Loss 81 800; no insurance.
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NKw ORLEAss. Feb. 22.-In the Copiah
county, Mississippi, investigation today j.
h. rhompson testified that forty-fivc year,
ago efforts were made TO run Print"
Mathews. his fatner, out Of Copiah
county on the charge OF harborins
horse thief. He considered J. p.
Mathews one OF the worst
enemies to the psople OF the country;
stirred up strife between the white ana
colored people; witness heard many rumors
vhy Sam Walacs was killed, one 10 the
,frsci he stole seed cotton and sold 10 20
Ra. Matthews.
The break in the lower part OF The Delta
B-lford lsvee 10 widening fast Water six
feet deep. Thought the levee cut.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE,

oFFICE OF PosToYFICE INsPECToR,l
AUSTIN. TEXAS Feb. Is, lss.
Sealed proposals will bo received by me At
hc Pos,oiIics In Dallas, Texas, until 10 a. m. on
MARCH 1 1884. for hrnisAing tho Posioflco
Department with suitable room with proper
partiuons for Pos,ofieo in Dallas. Texas. pro-
perly furnished with complete outfit OF lock-
boxes, cases, tables and all other furniture and
axtufes necessary for the proper conduct OF the
business a. the Postsfice. aud fixed up In such
Q way as will be 70 the satisfaction OF the Post
master and myself for . term of four year'
Tor moro full details at requirements. parties
proposing 70 bid are advised to call upon
Postmaster GARRISON. Dallas, Tcxas, for in.
formation.
w. E. SMITH,
Postoffice Inspector.
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| NEWS BY SPECIALS.
A Complication at LongvIew-Macl
Property IL Iavol'ed.
Summary Of Yesterdays rransplring'
ut the State Capital.
Criminal and other Notes from the
Southwestern Border.
Attempted Wholesale Poisoning By a
Negress nj Kerens.
Small Blazes at De,ison aud Coleman
Light Losses.
Big Bird Hunt at Hou,toa-Wa shipg-
toms Natal Day.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources.
Of Yesterdays TRANSPORTING.
at the State Capital.
CrlmlnAi and Other Notes from th'
Southwestern Border.
Attempted Wholesale Poisoning By a
Negress nj Kerens.
Small Blazes at De,,ison aud Coleman
Light Losses.
Big Bird Hunt at Hou,toa-Wa shiDg-
tons Natal Day.
olhcr Specials from snndry Sources.
LONGvIEW,


LossvIEw Feb. e. - f5peclal.l - Tue
widow Of the late q. W. Foster, in the alb.
isnce OF Brad Bsrner, OF the Gulf, Sabine
4 s. Louis railroad. took possession OF HE
building. claiming the property as part Of
hor homettead. In attempting 10 eject her
effects Mr.. Barner WAS confronted by q.
w. FoiteT, jr, who drew his pistol, when
BArnsr gave him severe beating. Mr..
Foster has laid claim to different other
properties In the city and much litigation
and trouble are expected. He was arrested.
His case comes of tomorrow for pistol
carrying.
A young lady, name unknown, IL re-
ported TO have laid claim TO large part OF
the south half OF the city. More trouble
and annoyance, II true.
Mr. Ligon was awarded the contract Tor
building the jail, reported probable yester'
dsr.
The commissioners court to-day post.
poned further Aotion on the Sabine bridge
question indoInitsly.
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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, Feb. 22.-[5pscial. .l-This being
Wathington's birth day very little bust
ness was transacted in the state depart
ments. All the banks aud pos,ofce were
cloEed during the day.
An excursion will visit the rock quarries
at OstmsnYllle tomorrow, going out on
special train furnished by the capitol con-
Tractors.
Charters filed: Texas Water Supply CON.
pany, Austin: capital stock, So 900; San
Gabriel Water company, Georgetown; capi-
tai stock, SIS. .0eo.
The comptrsllsr paid in s., 500 to the gen.
srnl revenue to-day and received $500
special taxes from organized counties.
Colonel A. II. Cook, one Of Austin's old.
est and most respected ctizens, died this
morning at 8 O'Clock.
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JEFFERSON,

JrprrRsoS, Fen. 22-tSpecial.l-Parties
from Lsk. Cado county, twelve miles from
here, state that seven.foo. rise in the lake
from back water in the river here whlch
has been falling, has mmenced ri-ing
very fast and is now as hign as II ever IVES
hsfo,e This season. and is still rising. II al
the hack water reaches here our town viii
be partly submerged.
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 22-tSpeeial.l-h. Y.
Mariner, mentioned yesterday as being on
trial for horse stealing, was acquitted to-
day.
Tho case OF the Italians who were in
dicted for stealing on Padre island, was
continued by the state.
The noted case OF ArmendaiE VS.. ST.
Eian has been decided Tor deteudapt.
The Doctor OF Alosntara wilt be pc
formed by our amateur troupef Tuetdss
night. for the bsssft of the Aooded dis;
tricts.
The day has been generally observed.
All principal business houses we're closed.
Weather pleasant.
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TYLER.

TYLHA, Feb. a2-[ josci,l.l-One r, b.
Neblett. senior member OF the leading firm
Of pain ers here for some time. collected
the bulk of the funds due the hrm and
'left" his partner and the country last
Wednesday. going north In the airsosion OF
Denison. He wss accompanied by his
brother, Sam N.blett, who |, wanted here
on the charge OF forgery. Accounts against
Nebleit are to bs had cheap at several
hou,es.
Wasnington's birthday was unobserved,,
except in the closing OF the telegraph and
most st-officss