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GENERAL NEWS.
The Slayer OF Dskes Trying 10 Prove
Emotional Insanity.
Tho Contested NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From Abroad.
other News Prom Many Quarters
Tho Mutt Murder Trial.

PITrsBURG, Jan. 10 Tao crowd In at
tendance nj tho Nuts trial % day Was no,
so great, owing to the cold weather aud IA 9
fact that those only having tickets were
admitted. Mr.. Plsyiorj opened the do.
tense this morning, outlining tho case
which will"be emotional Insanity II
made an eloquent addfesf, Ha said the de-
tense Old not deny the XII In, but would
show that ~ the time Wheu TOE deed vas
committed tho past wrongs aud ouir1Rts
upon tke family had made the defendant
unable 20 coutrol his viii. iis would prove
that nfier the hOoting Of his iather. tho
liability TO mental disturbances, hereditary
IN his family, took strong nod ana AT
iccied his tcasNn,
DR.. Fuller testified chat no had been The
family ph, stefan tor seventeen year. lie
always believed James mentally deficient
aud inclined to haTbor feelings Of eHwuy
till he became monomabia0 H0 cIusid.
cred him imbrcilc, but not an IDIOT.
Mrs. Mutt said that James vas always q
good hoy aud much attached 10 his pliruts,
sac considered him the reverse Of msntf.-
" strong Hearing OF Dukes letters hu bee
came mutose aud the aoquittal OF The i1r-
mcr greatly excited him. Once when nC
came nome from town no WAS much Hgi-
tated and said, mother, don't you think
"a L villain Dukes had tho impud-lr. Zoo
look a. me and laugh" For week b Zone
Dukos was shot lao would scream 'mur.
DER" IL his sleep aad ffsqueatiy walked tho
door and wept.
I'm the afternoon session Mrs Nuts
characterization ELECTED that before JIHt-
my left home the evening Dukes vas Kill.
ed. shu warned MIN TO BE- careful.
Mrs Annie Wells, James Rranano'he
and James Wells aud Stephel Nutt,hiH un-
Giles. corroborato the previous witnesses re-
garding the defendants mental condition.
Stephen Mutt explained the pistol pcHc-
tice. saying 10 was without design. The
words, "Don't fail, JIM" brought ont by
tho commonwealth, were nothing but an
Injunction to attend TO cutting grass.
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Opcrn and Other CIoaks.

Notwithstanding the prophecy OF last
fall, says the Paris correspondent of the
Brooklyn Eagle, closks are worn as long as
ever, and even longer, Tor now, with the
moSt elegant ones, IL Ia impossible to catch
n glimpse OF the dress. Most OF these are
tight fitting, with plaiis in the back, to
allow the tournure 10 expand. The
street garment continues TO be made
OF the same goods, rnbossed che
mile, velours, frappe, etc. For Ia haute
noveauts one must seek higher regions
that IL, go to the carriage wraps and sorlies
de bal, for these admit of all exiravsgahce
and even Of eccentricity.. A soitie de bal
COZ sidered the height OF chic, Is what is
called the Paulette, the Psrislan heroine OF
"Autor du Marriage" played by Jane
Hading at the Gymnase. IL is made OF
pink ottoman entirely covered with en-
br, ideries ofembossed chenileiepIesenting
bouquets OF variegated howers and leaves.
motif OF passementerie OF pris.
10 attic colors strewn with balls OF silver and
gold forms the trimming OF ths back, term
mating in point and curving toward the
front under the arms, extending. no The
sides of tie garment. The sortie is posed
on a vest of pink ottoman entirely covered
with malines lace. The edge Of the whole
cloak Is finished off by vaporous band Of
msrabouts couleur naturelle. These mara
bout trimmings are most elegant and most
beco ming to the swan-like necks OF society
BEAUTIES. This garment was made for the
gala night OF Les ltaliens.
Now. / am going to describe to you an
exquisite cloak of Worth make, something
entirely new in shape. 1t was long pol
onaise, gathered in the back, OF . reddish
brown velous dc Lyons. The color Of the
cloak was made to match the color Of The
wearer's hair. Around the bottom, up the
front and around tina neck was q broad
band Of red fox fur, came shade as the hair
and cloak. Over this polonsiss were panels
that fell from the neck TO the bottom Of
the cloak, OF a lighter shade OF yellowish
brown satin, covered with arabesques
of embossed chenille. These panels were
fastened about the neck, down behind
the arms aud let implicitly loose in front
and at the bottom, 80 that when the wearer
moved or spread out her arms the panels
opened and exposed the front OF the polo
naise and the sleeves Of the dress, for the
cloak was sleeveless. There must have
been weights at the bottom OF the panels to
make them close when the arms were at
rest. The panels extended only to the
hand Of fur on either side. The effect when
the panels opened with the movem' nts OF
the arms was mos unique and at the same
time most graceful.
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Victims OF an Accident.

PrrrsBURe, Jan. l6.-The Chronicle. Tels-
graphs Bradford special says; The remains
of Miss Moran, one OF the victims OF yester-
days disaster on the Bradford & Kinzua
railway, we're taken TO Oil City this morn
ing for inierment. The funeral of Mss
Sadie b Fair will take place at Bradford
this atternoou. II Is not known what dispo-
si,ion will be made OF the remains of Mrs.
Jones. The injured number twenty-six,
aud most OF them are doing well, except
Professor Fausht OF Tarpot, Pa. w. III.
Belkpap OF Aiken, N. Y. and George Nc.
Ksrtpey, who are not expe1 ed TO live.
A Jury visited the wreck and examined
and marked where the oil ran along he
road The cspsizsd engine was found re-
versed, with the throttle open. The track
was not injured In any manner. After oh
taiping an insight INTO the cause OF the dis
aster the jury returned to Bradford.
Additional Developments tend 20 shol
that the road will be exonera'eh fcom what
is considered unavoidable. Il igineer Sex.
tons bands were f,irly roasted, the skin
dropping of in Jumps. He will recover.
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circular 10 the liberal members OF this
honse Of oonmons, requesting their at
tendance At the opening 81 parlisment,
February 9Th, Hs Gays H. 10 the deere oil
the government 10 submit 10 the commons
a. tho earliest day possible after its open,
log, proposals OF much public Interest y nd
importance.
WANTS IrNFoscIHEsrs.
CAIHo, jar. lG.--The governor OF Bshr.el
Gha.Hl ak, Tor achievements 10 queil tho
revolt IN that district, whiop IN plSinly
foInenttd by siaiassries OF ~ Nahdi'
CHINA EoukD TO Flonf.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10 "A priyni- letter
from u gentleman re.ldins ~ Canton,
dated December Alb, says thst China Is de-
iermiued to rehi, War can only be
avoided ny Frsno' hacking down 10 the
giou -. FrArro has mate an sSiui muddle
OF The whole AFFAIR Had she acted With
idea of Occupying the cAuntry Wi'h only
,0DD or 2,~tO troops Was too nbeurd fr
serious cOutsS platoon, mt that IL Just
what was attempted. France, ~ her
delay and want OF resolution, led tulna
to believe thar ieer kent 400 French
back and this ibch mas taken SUCH /. hold
on tho Clllele mi1d that aue :. mob ,o be
satisfied With aly hing bhort ut a comp'fte
fnfreudgr Oi the position which France has
s,um,d. l1rquin troops Urt pouring
30 irom the nortn aud aud are bt,u ,Iaisad
here,
Tho writer says q Chinamqu ,old him Tho
other day: I h no nee ,fyiug I'D raL along
pescsahy wiih uu'ry Lac France, .
~ hICh Is thH mos. troublesome nation thst
over existed. Cliua MESS r.sa g1 COTS one
man and crush lhs PRIDE Of tht French.
Germany ititd ~, out although sus sue
cteiel Ia WANING the day Tltt ,pri /
M N o! toe mark. So g. poH rests with |
China e. complete the humiliation Of
proud aud nrfpg.nl France
Such is The sentiment oi Chinese from
tho highest tn the lowest.
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nrilrnni,I.. rnilets.

: a4armtus costuu- iru ~ a prinem ,id
sig. Tho skr wa trimmed vih ine
.ui,lkst oi!. "a ner%i q iupc-s. viii = The
round tunice gas vtrt simuly iraped' the
-pdfct with nsniers dtap-i very much 81
the back. hii He'd over the puti zni fastened
On the ieit side by a boz 81 narr " rihbof 2
of b IN tints oi the dress. A c lister 4 rim
hons In the txo slors formed the plsstron
~ the bodice. hi IN n OK. iaishei with a
rucha and' half-tong sleeves. The round
hst. With Hat brim uptnrn.d on ote side,
was made OF the same Kind ut 81 K as the
.kiri. lined with dried-rose colorrd velvet
and trimmed vi h torget-me-nnts and ros 3
buds. Pink stockings, bronze kid shoes
With open bars across The inssep and very
Iore CLOVIS oi unelszed KID.
Really odd we're t~o Costumes for bride
maids recently finished In one OF oal
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ST. Louis MARKET.
Ut IUVIF hNhhNTt
Sr I,oufs Jan. l6 Flour unchanged.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. l6 Flour unchanged.
Wheat very quiet; slow for everything ex.
cept May option lin which there was fair
trading; No red, 003i to sl.03.
cash; Si.007S - 81 OF, January; 81 O2 8
to sl.02t4 F-bru ary; 81 "a is, March;
81 O6 rs 10 81 o. May Crn opened shade
off. advanced slightly and closed the same
as yes'erday; As rs, cash; IS January and
February; 40 IA, Marcn; 80 May. Oats
very low: 1894 To- 81 / cash; SO I, E-b.
rn.r,: 3; bid March; SO 80 bid Nay
Whi.Ay ,teady at sl.l5. Cornmeal stronger,
S232 Provisions firm and fairly active.
Pork, i465 old; 90 new cash; "a s. Frhrn-
nry. Bulk mesis-Lons cut. 40 ~ 100;
short RIB. 7 40 TO 20. short cu'. 7.s5 TO 195.
Bscnn-Long en-, IS 10 ) 80: short rio.
s37 ,: short cut. g. ~ 70 S05. Lard -ss
Ter, SIS. Cattle receipts 800; supply iai
cut quality poor: prices genk; exports 20
Gao: good 10 choice $40 90 800; cnmmo1 to
fair 4i0 20 525. Sheep, rec pts 2iO0: best
pranes irm: Others dull; CON mon 20 lair
gto3i 2.r,-i 90 best 30 3.
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Railway Matters.
VERDICT FOR A ROAD.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 16.--In the suit Of the
st. Louis aud Texas Railway Company
against the Arkansas River Railroad Com.
pany for dam ages for failing in fulfilling a
contract, the jury awarded 81, 4S9 damages.
1t was compromise verdict.
KANSAS CITY RATRs.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. lG.-In pursuance to
its notice, the HANNIBAL road this morning
withdrew formally from the Kipsa, City
passenger agents agreement. The remain
ing parties met aud agreoa in writing 10
continue the obsei vanue OF the agreement
till otherwise ordered by the JOINT ACTON OF
tho members, This, they say means main.
ienance OF rates unless II cut is insusursted
by the Hannibal. The latters agent has
received no instructions to IN Ike war, hence
the rates are unoisturbod, except the recent
cut of IA TO New YORK.
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NEN ORLEANS M.RKEr.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan 10. Flour steady and
unchanged. Corn In iair demand at lower
rates. mixed and white g. Oats quiet aud
firm; choice. SO. Corumeal higher aud
scarce, SO 90 to SECS. Pork easier, with
FAIR demand; old. Is Ia new. Is 5-S Lard
steady; ,ieIce refined, 3 4, keg, 8 4. Bulk
meats steady and in good demand; shout
ders, packed, $500; long clear and clear
ribs, 70
Bacon easter and scarce; no shoulders;
long clear and clear rib IS IS TO S. 50.
Hams, choice sugar.oured canvassed, duh,
lower; II IL Whsk-y steady and an.
changed. Coffee steady with fair demand;
Rio cargoes. commO1 90 prime, $40 80 TO
Sl3 70 Sugar quiet aud easier; common TO
good common, 1 2 TO .; fair to fully iair.
8 ia to l.2. prime tn choice, 5 5-S
TO @; yellow clarified 6 "a to 7,
white clarified l'S; graduated 90 Mo
Eases in good demand; centrifugal II 10 30,
c,mmon 20 to %; tsir IS to 2S; prime TO-
choice % 10 90. RICE q liet ann firm; Louis.
lana ordinary TO prime 4 5.S tn 8 rs. Bran
scarce and firm, 81 20 Cotton ICED oil,
prime cru 'e, 81, summer yellow ~ 10 50.
Srht on New York par; sterling b. b. Asa
l-2,
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CrScfSsATT, Jan 10 Block Il Co., OF No.
100 Elm street, printers, publishers and nag
nanufasturers, have assigned to Lonis
Seasoneood aud l.. J. Levi. Assets. sll0,-
100; liabilities about the same. The firm
rss composed of Ell. Block and
George O. Clements. IL was large.
" engaged IN the publication
i Jewish literature. Rabbi Wise aud son
rere formerly members OF the nrm but
rithdrex lew IN onths ago, retaining an
,enership in the Isreslite. newspaper.
ID ock Il Co.. published the Sunday Visitor,
he only Jewish PAGER for children publish
I'd 10 the United States.
EvAusvrLLE, Isp, Jan. l6-E. X
Thomas, VINO esale hardware Arm. has ap
piled for q receiv.r. Liabilities, Isl, 600
sssets, $4,000.
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Foreign Niissions.

BosroN. Jai. l6.-rhe annual meeting OF
the woman's Bosri Of Missions begun to-
day. The board now includes twrnly.tw,
branches, two conference associations end
over SOD auxilisriss and mission circle.
The board mas ninety seven mi .sionaries,
eiehty.one b hle women. twenty
boarding schoc 5 and homes at CONSTANT
nople, Kiofo, Asaka and Natwa; also 1913
at : liaee and day schools. The work OF
the b srd sorosi In Turkey and Japan Is
particularly encouraging. Addresses by
missionaries were made a. the morning SEES
sion. The treasurer's report shows the re-
ssipa Tor the year 10 be el05 80.
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vyw YORK NAgEEr.

Nav y GK, Jan. l6.--B eyes receipts,
3 OOp: Grmrr, 81 a head 10 lia per psuHd;
dressed vti ant higher, plorto prime steers
1923 to g. 20 live wei Rb.; general business,
So IS 20 $500. Exporters had 81 cars good
DO prime export steers direct from the west.
Sheen receipts, 5000, vero qule'; poor Co.
primo sh,cp, ti2j 10 40 80 choice sheep
Tor exploration 1862 20 SO %; common
10 medium lambs 500 10 SI5l ~. Flour
dull. Wheat, spot lots, : 10
lower Options opened IL 10 81 lower
aftnrwaids recovered from the decline aud
advanced is H3S 3, closing f'm. Ungraded
red, 81 ~ If; No 3 red 9S TO / u0i No 2
red, lOi 81 To 100 l-2. Corn SPOT lots " lie
lower, Options opened IA lower al,ar.
wards sdvanced Ii 3 s closing ii M W III
slight reaction. Ungraded 81 10 ca No.
3, 50 / 2to On 1 .; steamer, 81 to Oil 2; No.
2. 81 l.2 to 81 4. Cntleee spot lair; rio
steady; options Is TO % lower aud lsirly act.
I'VE; rio No. 2 spot 1915; sales. 500
bags, Rio No, February 1910 To %;
March. 1000 to 1905; April, 1905 to llt0;
May, ll05 to %: June, Ills TO 20; July, ll35.
Sugar quiet, nominal; refined IN lair de.
mand. Molasses steady. New Orleans 20
to 81; Portorico IS TO As; English leland 30
to 40 Rice steady and active. Wool dull
and unchanged. Pork and new mass,
IA SO to IA So. Beef quiet and steady. Cut
meats. long clear, 3 cent?. Land dull ana
weak, prime steam 10 TO 70.
COTTON srArEMEsTs.
New YORK, Jan. l6.-rDe following are
the cotton receipts ~ all ports OF tho United
q or
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nenth of n Noted Manufacture

Providence, r. l., Jan. l6.-Amos d..
Lock wood, Leaking cotton manufacturer
in this country, died to-day of heart dis
Cnap.
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KAEsAs CI,Y, jan. l6 Wheat steady.
81 IA bid, cash; 50 Ia bid, Feorn ny, IS 9,iii,
Nav. Corn shade lower; - tp 40 Is,
csh: lD53to 1914 H .brutrg; - . 3, Mey.
oats dull and nominal; 70 bid. Ca'tle
receipts, 2 600, weak and lo@ Tor medium
aud common; native steers, $50 10 20
pounds, a 10 to So 20; Others unchanged.
Sheep receipts, 6sj; natives, 100 pounds
nu.r. q 81
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Political Points.
THE MARYLAND sESAroRsuP.

ANNAPOLIS, ND, Jan. 1.-Two fru,tiess
ballots wore taken to-day for United States
senator.
Governor McLane sent a special message
10 the legsln' ure to-day on the labor ques-
lion, accompanied by the drafts OF six oils
covering various branches OF the subject.
The message and recon- mendetons were
intended 10 meet the pledges OF the demo-
cratic platform and promises made during
the election CANVASS.
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
IyDIAEAIoLls, Jan. 10 The republican
state committee, ut meeting today, H.
sued n call tor convention 20 nominate
candidates for state Offices on June OH. A
committee was appointed 10 select dele
gates al large 10 tho republican national
convention TO be held here April l2.h.
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. Circus Nav Gets n Verdict

DETROIT Jan. l6,-An interesting case his
been on trial in the courts here for several
days. and was decided this evening. In the
year 1882 William G. Coup's circus had q
very disastrous season SOUTH and in
order to make up losses sus-
tanned that year the manager
started tor the north. An accident on the
Wabash railway in Indiana, not only de
tanned him for several days, but prevente
him from fulfilling the dates in Detroit,
but killed and Injured several of his
employees and horses and animals
and the Canvass was demoralized
generally. AS the outcome OF this aggre-
gated misfortune, Coup could not meet his
expenses. The employees became dissat
islied, attach ments issued, and properly
was seizsd and fold BY the sber.
i'll, and the proprietor bankrupted.
Coup brought u suit against the Wabash
rs the course through negligence of his dis.
ester, laying his damages at 100000. The
suit has been hotly contested. large
number Of interesting legal questions were
raised during the trial. The jury returned
finally q verdict for $500
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Crimo's Chapter.
A BIUTE's BLOODY DEED.

ANDERSON, IND, Jan. l6.-Albert Hercu
les is confined in i'll on a charge Ct bas'
tardy, preftr red by Estelle Blazer. Yester.
day Hercules sent for her 10 come TO see
him. In the cell, in which he was alone
with her, ha knocked her down and beat
her over the head with an iron top taken
from bolt. Her injuries are very severe.
Hercules says IL was his intention TO kill
the woman and he would undoubtedly have
done IL had not help arrived.
SUMMONED AID SHOT.
EAsroN, Pa. Jan. I'D. z. Hill. mer-
chant OF Highbridge, N. j.. was called to
his store ut 3 O'Clock this morning und shot
by three masked men. Two balls lodged n
his head. He is not expected to live. No
property was disturbed.
GIRLS SAD FATE,
CHICAGO, Jan. &c. rhe body Of Amelia
Alsen, IL years old. was discovered on the
open prairie near The north west on skirts OF
the CITY this morning The deceased was
employed as domestic aud met her death
while returning home after nighl-mll from
her place of work. There were evidences
that she met with violence, and the beliefs
that she was choked and left inseusb BILE and
died from the effects OF her rough usage, or
that combined with exposure ia the cold
night. The locality through which she
passed Is infested with rough class.
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DALDY SPRINGS

Arc situated ten niles from Dekslb
Texas Il Pacific railroad, and eight miles
from Bassett. on the Texas n b.. Loui!
railroad. Daily backs meet passengers al
either station.
Theta wators arc powerfully tonic, diu
retic and diaphorotlc IN their character,
and thoy have earned IN unriya ed repuia,
tlon for the cure Of dSepepsia, TN MI
forms) dropsy, Doth local and generall
paralysis, enlargement of thu spleen ana
liver, scro nla, gravel, constipation, Kidney
ard ganito.urinary diseases, and oil The
diseases peculiar 10 females Delicate
ladies end siokly children otn resort 10 the
waters With The sssurinc that health and
vigor will 90 obrsined. The cold, delicious
aud inyisorating water of the famous Red
spring - specific for dyspepsia, there
beiug net 4 alngie case on record OF failure
10 cure.
We refer 10 al who have Visited the
SPRING., and for further information apply
TOT w, Farrier, proprietor, Daley Springs,
Bowie couucv. Texas
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run p,oxrxsr BOON OF ALL B,oxs.
The Ire land boom 10 the only blown-tn.
kha-bottle. relistle, Jacob Townsend boom
n this part OF Tsxas.-T Waco Day.
rHuR SAB BByRAfH.
A vail Of regret ariseth from those edi-
tor who didn't 90 10 the Dallas CONVENTION;
tholr mouths now watereth Tor Barney
Gibbs lunch. Too latei Too late 70 the
al refrain. -[Fort Worth Democrat.
eanstor Barnet Gibbs u highly spoken o!
- 4 candldste for lieutenant.go q
nm stats, and IL IL quite Likely that ne vau
snsks ma race. Heis an able man and 2
vsrv popular one, and In the event that
GSnatSr fiem IL not candidate tof tne
sc6s once. be- will receive stroug suppors
m north vest Texas. Hs Vas Q prom.
insnt and very useful member o!
IN lsst Legislature. Lelend and
fimsins. or Ireland ana Gibhe. would
noIi M tull democratic strength.-lVau
llstyns Entsrprise
LIVE AND PRooRRssivk NBwsRAPkn.
The Abilene r porter IN speaking OF tne
excursion to Midland says: Major fouis
one Of the editors and prcpfietors OF ny ~
Dallas HnBALD, vas WITH 'ne party. ~
toVn int 10 zee Il grow. He has Witnessed
M m,rSoulous growth Of Abilene, Colo
rado and BE- 6pri oRs. and wants 70 oe
parf owner Ia tue next phenomena OF I'M
lind. Major Pfocts tells us his nrm "a
ordered 6 new dress for the HERALD, ana y
4 NV Wsfks the appearance OF that excei
lent dailv will equal i've msrlt as live pro
LIT Us HAYS PsAck
h Eors Worth 0asstte. . lev osye s.
in6uisDd In seversi criticisms upon eshss0
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RlrLTOy.

Bolton, May is Especial. The com
missioner t0-dsv made the following taa
lew, the assessed valuation OF property
being estimated at $0.000o 600: Common
county, IL cent?; special conra-houss snI
fail, is cents; road and b1dgss' D. io's
The report OF the condition Of the Youns
Mems Building and Loan association ap-
psared In to-dsy's Journal, which makes
very satisfactory showing; eisf
the statement OF the Commercial
National b,nk OF Bolton Business
college, which Is now permanent institu
ton, showing 1t to be In houfishing con
The Mocha nios' Hose company No. 2 will
dive Q grand supper tomorrow night, 81
the opera-hOuse.
To-day has been the warmest this year
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THE HACKMEN's DEMANDS.

There Is still had blood among some OF
the hack proprietors and drivers in this
city. Some of the Jehus insist that Messrs.
Martin g. Williams shall not employ col
ored driver for their new hack. This latter
lrln say tho col1red man " an excellent
driver and hostler, q thoroughly honest
man, and always polite and unobtrusive;
that he suits them and their purposes com.
plately. They therefore refuse to respond
to the diotation that they must dismiss
the hack drivers will organize, and either
by one or another means compel Martin q
Williams to obey their command. Now.
this community, from chieEofpolice TO
humb lest citizen, awaits with considerable
interest the developments and dsmonstia'
lions against the firm, the hack or the
driver, and will hsvs q say In the matter
In due time. That's all.
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Rev. eylyanus Cobb thus writes In the
Boston Christian FrecmaD:--We would by
no means recommend any kind OF medicine
which We did not know TO be good-par'
ticularly for infants. But OF Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup we can speak from
knowledge, IN our own family II has proved
a blessing indeed. by giving an infant
troubled with colo pains, quiet sleep. and
the parents unbroken rest at night. Most
parents can appreciate these blessings.
Here 10 nm article which works to perfection
and which is harmless; for the sleep which
II affords the infant is perfectly natural. and
the little cherub awakes" bright as as but
ton" And during the process Of teething,
ly heard mothers say that they would not
be without II from the birth of the child
till Il had finished with tho teethipg siege,
on any consideration whatever. Sold by
ali druggists. 25 cents a bottle.