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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20
ART of Advertising I'm France.

The col liver oil business is hourishing at
MarSeilles and competition runs high A
repudiated advertisement Of one OF the manu-
faciurers reads as follows: The cod being
one of the small fishes Of the sea is constantly
tracked and pursued by its enemies, the
whales and sharks. etc, therefore 1t lives In
a constant state of fear; and it is wclI-es
;alliShal fact that fear engenders in all hv-
ing creatures jaundice end diseases of the
liver Consequently all Goldfish when in the
open sea have diseased livers. But all my
ii-h are caught in safe barber where ma
rinr monsters can not enter. They live there
in peace and comfort Their livers are per-
fectly healthy, and that is the reason why
ry cod liver oil is the best"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20
Ass French Resort.

lTronville Ger Chicago Eerald.l
Every day saw snowy lady Of mos
volumincus proportions and gorgooGsly ar
rayed a / Americana. driving out N y dash
ing victoria or slowly gliding along Ike e
trigate under full sail through the narrow
str,sts. Everybody looked after her. ;or -
was most lcok-after-able person could
not tell why believed her % he an AuleTi.
can unless because of her elaborate costumes
for she was q vivid brunette, such a On.
sees thousand times oftener in France thar
in the United States, and her heavily pow
iercd complexion told Of no tales u a nativ-
ity anywhere between Chicago aud ri.nbrc-
too Upon inquiriuS was told that she Va,
a Cuban widow, immensely rich. and s'syins
NJ the Rcches Noires One day she sailed
ras, us upon the beach as / sat there II
company with certain New York criminal
lawyer. called his at,sa;son to the showH
Cubai widow. Cuban he sxciain.e1, II
startled establishment why, that is TIKI
once famous Josie Mansfield.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20
7 DOUBT r..

Wen pair Of red lips are uptufnsd % your
own,
With no one to gossip about IT.
Do you pray for endurance to let them AloDsl
Well, mnybe you debut doubt 1t.
When sly little hand you're permitted to
seize,
With velvety softness about it,
Do You think you can drop 1t with never .
squeeze.
Well, maybe you can--but / doubt IT,
When tapering waist is in reach Of your
arm,
With wonderful plumpness about it,
Do You argue the point 'twixt the good and
the harm.
Well maybe YOU debut / doubt it.
And if by these tricks you should capture .
heart,
With a womanly sweetness about 1t,
Will you guard it. and keep it and act ths
good part!
Well, mavbe YOU will-but doubt It.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20
a sure Thing.

For the permanent cure (without mercury IN
any iorm) of syphilis, in either the primary,
secondary or tertiary stages. Scrofula, copper
colored biotches on the iace or pet son, cancers,
old sores catarrh, rheumatism, scaid head,
ulcers. running sores and AL diseases arising
from blood poison cureh by Dr. Turner = Indian
Blood Cure pamphlet on syphilis free.
For sale by Swcn,zell n Douglass, druggists,
opposite postofice, Wichita, kansas. Price,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

Philadelphia Ledg1: In tn domain a
affection, Il nowhere ~. thav mus b ahso
luse libsrty. Ths slishasss 1ranny svsatAs
Of expectation, b fafAl . h Ne q lcvA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

NOR SALE-iIouse with rooms within three
Il blocks of business part of the city, lot l"Ni40
we'll out houses. Will sell cheap, one-third
cash balance on 4 years time at per cent. j.
NJ iiay, Wichita street, between First and Sec
onl ulhJ-ot~
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

DARN FOR shLE.--Barn with room for four
ID horses and buggy room cheap for u lew
laXs. bY j. l.. (oOpcr. INutI
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FOR SHE.

NOR SALE--A good family mare. drive single
II ar double suitable for lady or children; also
good top 3-spring wagon. W W. Iiaines, at
Wallace a Iiouck' implement house.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

Christian Union: Women love to tram
figure themselves with millinery, and r,er
love to have them do So II Is the attempt &C
mans part TO convert women 70 esthct1t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

Before Iakln9e Price, one package, Niter skt"e.
o. elk for IS, by mail, tree OF ,oetAge. Sold
by ali druggi Is. Pamphlet free to every appli.
can't Address all communications to the pro.
No. n Sold In wichita, Wholesale and re-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

NOR RENT-A very desirable furnished first
i floor front room with or without board AT
PA Lawrence avenue. dlS"ou
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

NOR sALE-0n long time; - lots conven-
II iently located 500 each - lots conven-
iently Iacaied slco each I; 100 lots conveniently
4 oratad s7a each NIXON ELLIOTT.
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aNnncr a.AeVgAsawaao.

Dinner dishes decorated with vrrSs q
geetry, maxims, conundrlms. etc. are yer,
interesting, tnd furnish the guests something
10 talk shnut
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NOR RENT-Two furnished rooms on Fourth
i avenue between I'd and Sd Sam Moreland
Postoiiice book -tore. d-u
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FOR RENT.

T,OR RENT-Front room furnished. First
Il house north of NJ church, No. 81 Law
-ence avenue uio:-ot
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NOR SALE-Choice building lots on north
r side of town street cars TO the property.
Amply to L. r. Sherwood, dentist. over ~ Main
.trnof ll9-tf
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JNoR SALE-Nice base burner hard coal
Il stove. ls5dtr d HAYS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

NOR sALE-CoBs Telephone orders to the
II Zephyr Mills. di5ou
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NOR RENT-Furnished room, apply at first
Il house north Of Occidental. dl5d-6t'
NOR RENr-store room. No. liz Douglas ave.
i Enquire of Tom Jewell, at Jocrlyn q Ihom-
AS Office. ui''-ot
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NOR TlsADE--A farm for city properly.
A. l.. AUSTIN,
TIT Cor Douglas and Lawrence aves
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ENOR SALE-Nine residence lots for sale or
II trade located on South Market street
big bargain For particulars call at Citizens
lpa,l d3i-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

NOR RENT-Furnshed rooms; also Darn
Il suitable for two or more horses. First door
north of City hotel, Market street. ID X. Al
len. "'f-o'
NOR RENT-Two front rooms, near corner
Second and Waco SITS, furnished or unfur-
nished Call on J. Il. Humphrey 4 Son, Eagle
block, upstairs. ECU
NOR RENT-A suite of Office rooms over Citi-
IONS Rank Apply at bank 3S-tf
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NOR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness bug
II Nv and harness new horse young and per-
fectly gentle one of the best family horsesi in the
CITY. Cnll It Cooper's stables. llO-u
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nor SALE CHEAP-From 10 to - acres Of
T. choice lands near the city.
ltI--tr 4. L. AUSTIN.
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l,NOR sALE-Nine-room residence, cor. En-
II poria ave. and - TX Il. east front, $50 feet
carriage house, stable. cistern, hydrant-eyery-
thing pertaining to a frst-class home. Terms
,.,aa,r.,a ll7-tf
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lU7-tr 4. l.. AUSTIN.
NOR SALE-one Of the most desirable homes
II in Wichita No. asa Fourth avenu- south
If Central grounds laax30J feet, thoroughly set
with bluegrass choicest varieties OF fruit,
largely in bearing, and abundant shade: house
contains 10 rooms. ample closet room, and is in
flrst-class repair; good cellar, two wells. els
tern. barn and outbuildings; also gas aud
water For particulars enquire of w. W Kirk
wood on prerni-es ll1-tf
NOR sALE--One of the cheapest farms in
Sedywick county l.. AUSTIN,
37-tf Cor Douglas and Lawrence aves.
NOR sALE--An old established and profitable
j. business, centrally located: splendid
business chance; good reasons for selling.
Address a. d. care Eagle Office. S-u
C,PECIAI sale of lo's-l1l. ls6 Main street.
- Ga. li2 Waco street. IL Wichita street. rs
Court street. l5s Chisholm street. all in the city
proper all early to secure any OF these lots
ms they are goirg to be sold quickly.
di57-u BuNNtLL n kofs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

VIvANTED--To know everybody who wants
w TO buzz SELL rent, or trade lots in Wich-
TIA or farms in Kansas, for property in other
states Give me d call and get or leave descrip-
ton OF property at T.. A. Remnants Land Ex-
change Office
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

VlyANTED-Land-b buyers to know that IT is
w to their interest to go to Garden Plain
cal Estate Agency to buy lands.
d-5-tf TAYLOR & PIKE.
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VvyASTED--Everybo body in this town to buy
w buggies of J l.. Cooper at Cooper's
stable. where they can buy them at from ~ 70
20 per cent less than of any other house in the
w.. Ja-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-20

NNANTED-Everybo to know that l am
w now selling my Sl6o buggies at $40 ana
my si4O buggies at sl2', 10 close out.
20 r T. COOPER
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WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column riH be chdrged 20,
n, RE RAE OF Tfre Cents per line per ,ceek. No
adperfisemenf taken for Tess than p cenfs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-21
STREET NOTES.
Rnces ln.lny nd the conrsc.

hiceS lu-dAN NJ the course,
The rumor that tho Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fc road will build from here to
Paris is again In the air.
Nc average Taxpayer is rustling
around gathering up the stray shekels
that he may be able 10 liquidaic his city
tax in time to avoid costs
The ColOred Teachers association, of
North Texas. will convene Thursday at
the Third Ward School building, and
continue in session two days,
The bids for the erection of the Fed
eral courthouse were opened Yesterday
At Washington, pc. Who the success
ful bidder was Is not yet announced.
, There is a big barbecue ai buck Creek
4 to-day, MT which all the candidates for
county offices havC been invited. There
will be- II big spread and lots orspeaking.
The Houston convention was goner.
ally discussed yesterday, aud the nomi-
nation of Ireland and GihhS for Gov
ernOr aud lieutcnaut-Goy gives
general satisfaction.
The camp meeting at Shady View
park, under the auspices of the Floyd
street NJ. T.. church South will begin
the 18th and not the 18th of September
as was enormously Published.
Justice Kendall united in marriage
yesterday afternoon Mr.. e. G.. Mitchell
Of Corsicana, and Miss Belle James, o
this city. The happy pair left on tn,
south-hound Houston x Texas Contra
train for Corsicana.
Prospective candidates for the mayor
atty are already being discussed. Th,
following are mentioned as probabl,
candidates: Con. Cabell, the present In
cumbent; Mr.. Richard Morgan, Mr.. q
+. Carter, Col. w. Il. Wiley and Mr.. T.
T.. Smith.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-21

Peach trees to endure most cold should
be supplied with every element needed
to make Il sound, healthy growth of
mature wood; we should surely see that
there is no lack of potash, and so also
with regard TO phosphate of lime.
magnCSii i'm form of kiesorite, and
nitrogen in form of sulphatc OF
ammonia. a good standard Peruvian
guanu is not only beneficial, hut, in
moderate quantities, essential. Prof.
1 PenhallOw's formula kiCserite y
/ pounds, muriate of potash 100 to l5C
! pounds, dissolved bone black 80
/ pounds, to an acre of 20 to 100 trees
or q TO . pounds to II tree, with
| 100 pounds Of sulphute of am
monia per acre added, for bearing
orchard | consider good one. While
! | regard annual cultivation as very inn
| pOrtant, il should not be extended be.
/ yOnd July. Autumn growth Is OBJ
/ iectiOuahlo. For the same reason eN-
ceSsive manurng is bad In It's effects, in
! extending late growth; neither a di,
minutiVo nor AN cXumhcrant growth
can stand severe cold well. Between
/ the two extremes there lies a golden
| mean which is the safest for u peach
grower. Again, give no pruning from
| June till November, or till the trees are
! bare, for two reasons: First, not u
/ start second growth; second, when
| the terminal buds are formed and cN'
! tension ceases, every leaf is doing work
/ in storing up supplies for future de
/ mauds. Pomologist Augur ofConnect
| icut, in the Rural New Yorker.
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To Cloan Marble.

Brush the dust Off with piece of
chamois, then apply with II brush good
coat Of gum arabic about the consistency
OF thick mucilage, expose it to the sun
or wind to dry. In short time il will
peel OIL. If all the gum should not peel
off, wash il with clean water and clean
cloth. If the first application does not
have the desired effect, il should he tried
again. Another method is to rub mar
ule with the following solution: one
quarter of pound of soft soap, one =
quarter of pound of whiting, and one
ounce of soda and piece of stone blue
the size of walnut; rub IL over the
marble with Il piece of flannel, and leave
ii on ortwenty four hours, then wash it
of with clean water, and polish the mar
BILE with piece of flannel or an old
piece OF felt; or take two parts of com
mon soda, one part Of pumico, stone, and
one part of finely powdered chalk, slft il
through Il fine sieve. aud mix it with
water, then rub it well over the marble
then wash the marble over with soar
and water. To take stains out of white
marble, take one ounce of oX-gall one
! gill Of I've, one and ono-half tablespoon
iuls of turpentino; mix and make
! into u paste with pipe-ClaV
put on the paste over the stain and let
1t remain for several days. 10 rcmov,
oil stains, apply common clay saturated
with benzine. If the grease has re
manned in long the polish will be in
| iurcd, but the stain viii he removed
Ironmound or inkspots may be takol
out in the following manner: Take hal
an ounce OF butter of anthony and ON,
ounce of oNalic acid and dissolve then
in one pint of rain water; add enough
! Hour TO bring the mixture to II prOpc
consistency. Lay ii evenly on In
stained part with II brush, and after /
has remained for a few DAYS. wash /
oil, and repeat the process il the stall
be not wholly removed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-21
PERSONAL.

Ike Schwartz, of Dcnison, is at the
Windsor.
b. Gatewood, of Colorado city. is at
the Windsor.
John y. Parker, of Houston, is at the
Windsor
Mrs. Il. =. Costa, of Fort Worth, is at
the Windsor.
II. }. Ruggles, Of ST. Louis. is guest
ut the Windsor.
l.. Z. Grinith, Jr., of Terrell, is at the
Windsor.
| J.W. Brown, of Terrell, is booked at
| the Windsor
r.. n. Seay, Of Mckinney, was in the
| city yesterday.
John W. Fitch, the popular reprtsen-
tatiye of the Royal Baking powder, is n
the Windsor
j. q. Van Nalkcnburg, " no was taken
i'll at the Windsor, is much improved.
Mrs. George Il. Loving aud daughter
of Fort Worth, are guests of the
Windsor.
WNrdcr Cumming, superintendent oI
the Texas x Pacific railway, passed east
yesterday over the road by special train
Mr.. Jacob Menczer is spending this
week with his family al lampasas, and
will return Sunday with his family.
Mr.. Marcus Monczcr, who for the last
year has been visiting Chicago, New
York and other northern cities, has re.
turned to Dallas and will make Il his
home.
Mrs. W. l.. Hall and son, Dudloy
Freeman, Misses Della and Maria
Slaughter and Miss Lucy Crawford leave
this morning for Galveston to enjoy IN,
gulf brCczcS for u week or two.
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rhni snmn on .rhlsn,.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. ~. Tho Demo-
cratic convention of this Uho Eilth) Com
gressonal district, in session here late
last night ended in division. Tho regu-
lar delegates from this, Gacksonl cOuu-
w, met and nominated William II. Wal.
lace. and the remnant Of the original
convention adjourned until tomorrow.
Unless reunited the result will bc two
Democratic candidates, which will he
likely to give the district To the Repub-
Leans, ms i'm lSSO, when Van lloruc, Re-
publican, was elected, Wallace recently
achieved much reputation while state
Attorney In prosecuting the members Of
Ihe James gang. The delegates to the
Greenhack State convention, which met
here to-day, were cHucassing last night.
Overtures, II is said. have been made ,Or
Il coalition with the Republicans.
The adjourned convention ufthc DENT
Ocrats ot the Filth Congressional district
today nominated Alexander Graves,
present Representative, by reclamation,
Wallace remains in the field, cOnsc'
pucntly tho Democrats will he divided
In consequence of n division. Mr.. Wal
lace has written u letter to congressman
Graves proposing for the sake Oi har'
monv To submit their respective claims
ia n primary election, which shall deter
mine the candidacy, Mr.. Graves has
taken tho matter under adVisemont.
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KniIrnnd RumhIlnrs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug, ~. The Erie a North
Shore fast freight line, which was
dropped with others from the Wabash
system 10y General Manager Talmavc,
goes out of existence on September LIST.
Asa kellogg, its 81. Louis agent, returns
to his old position rs agent OF the
Sunset.
sam Smith, brother of James Smith,
traffic manager Of the Wabash. and for
merly connected with the Chicago n
Alton, will take the place of j. T. Ripley
as Assistant General freight Agent OF
the Wabash.
Chicago, Aug. 2O.--'rhc Hamburg
American Packet company has issued u
circular To its agents throughout the
Northwest offering to pay them COM
mission of 81 each ON sales of tickets by
rail from Chicago to New York, either
first or second class, In addition 10 the
usual steamship commission circular ui
only quarter rates over the Michigan
Central. Il is surInised that in the pres
ent strained relations of the east-hOund
trunk lines this will probably lead to u
war on rates.
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Dallas Female College

Under its present management opens
its fall term September LIST, 1854 with
better facilities, we think, than it has
ever offered. The building is undergo
ing general renovation inside and out,
and will present decided improvement
in appearance and outfit on its reopen.
ing in September.
Six members of the Principals old
faculty will be in place ut opening Of
session teachers chosen for their
special fitness in their several positions.
Each dOrmiiory is supplied with car
pet, wardrobe, bureau, CRATE and all
other equipments requisite for home
comforts. our table accommodations
shall equal those of the best average pri-
waite taIlilies, so that we shall try to
meet all the demands of good female
boarding and day school.
In respect to the corps of teachers in
the Dallas Female College, we feel that
we have ample warrant in presenting
them to the Texas public as equal to the
/ best in the land We know them, have
| proven them, and can commend them
| 10 our patrons as capable, experienced
and efficient in their profession.
We promise the public good school
| VIII the people of Dallas and the public
at large assist MS in this promised
achievement. w, X. JONES.
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l.. w. WISE,
X. SCuULTZ,
w. A. HARPoLr,
W. ID. DUNN,
J. w. JONES,
y. w. Penny
stenmhnai ColIisions.

BosroN, Aug. 2O.-Additional particu-
lars Of the collision between the steamer
Twilight and John Brooks show that the
Twilight, while on Il trip from Boston to
Nantucket, collided with the steamer,
John Brooks, Of the Portland line, de-
molishing the formers wheel house and
smashing the entire port cabin. The
Brooks stern was only slightly dam
aged. After the collision. the Twilight
cOllided with pilot boat, and the
steamer, Rose StandiSh, doing slight in
jury. Ten minutes later she was struck
by the steamer, Stamford, rs before re.
ported. There We're but few women ON
the Twilight, but much excitement pre-
vailed. which, however, was allayed bN
the officers. The Twilight headed fol
Hull, where a landing was safely eff
focted. The Stamford wa- towcd to thi
city. No persons were injured.
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SARATOGA, Aug. 20. The seventh
meeting Of the American Barassociation
convened this morning for u three days
session. The attendance was large; q
number of ladies' were in the audience.
The meeting was called to order by Luke
z. Pollard. who introduced President
Cortland Parker, who delivered nm adj
dress. The election Of the General
Council was then taken up.
on reasSrmhling the Secretary road n
list of States, aud nominations
we're made to the council To he
elected. The SOrrctHrN's report
showed gain in membership over
last wear ofal All the States were rep
resented. except California. Colorado
and Nevada. Judge POLAND made brief
statement of the work Of the Executive
committee. Adjourned until evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-21

.ne supreme tribunal of the Republican
party oil the nation, at Chicago. fore
oiosvu every question at issue as to the
" " .iEaiii4ation OF the Republican party in
,o nslnia, ana with absolute unanimitv
Nv II To be that represented by
on the I'D Of April, 1881. and that the
agitation of any question looking to thr
existence OF any faction is in con
Velllpt vi the action of the National
convention, and that every man i'm the
St4Se VINO honestly prefers the success
ui hepubhcnn principles and the elec-
lloh OF our National Republican ticket
as ~, measures of his political duty, fails of
lldelltY when he makes the form or The
mere composition OF an electoral ticket q
port thereof sup
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Falald Winter, 1884

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation of pro.
pitiOus season, we are ovcrStoCked In
some lines and offer Inducements TO
cash and prompt time customers second
10 no house In the country.
Conservative merchants, who, In
view Of the uncertain condition OF crops
and the strlngency Of the money mar,
ket, are unwilling TO place orders with
Eastern Jobbers before they can know
the needs Of their trade will find our
house q convenient depository IRON
which 10 draw their supplies quick,
and In such quantities as their trade de-.
mands, at Boston and 81. Louis prices,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-21
OFFICERS KILL AN INNOCENT BOY
An Escaped Prisoner from GraysOn
County Jail Surrounded in u House
But Escapes In the Fight
That he Prccipitated.

SHERMAN, Aug. 90,--LSpecial. 1t is
reported that a boy twelve years old was
accidently shot and killed by Deputy
Sheriff Kelly aud Constable Mitchell,
near Collinsville, last night. The officers
had gone to the house of Mrs. Bass TO
arrest man related to her and of the
same name, who escaped from the
County Jail some time ago. When they
knocked at the door it was thrown open
after some hesitation and they were
fired upon from within. They returned
the fire, but the man escaped After the
shooting subsidized it was found that the
little boy had been struck by Il ball in
the temple and killed.