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TmE Rockport Transcript has added
an engine to its establishment prepare
tory to future business, and says: "The
Transcript already had the best power
press In Southwest Texas, and now she
has the best steam engine to run 1t. We
got II in position last week, and this is
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Intornatlona, and Great Northern
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BACTERIA, the living organisms which
are introduced into the human body in
food and drink, and are the source of SO
many diseases, have been found by
French savant to make prediction for
taking up their abode in the brick walls
of wells. In bricks which he examined
he found the entire structure permeated
with these unwelcome little organisms,
and he therefore concludes that it is not
safe material to use for that purpose.
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Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio.
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'IEIE ELECTION
IS OVER BUT NOT THE GREAT BARGAINS
BROS,
CONTIN UE TO OFFER
VIII do Well to Inspect Extraordinary Inducements.
i PRICES.
HOSIERY.

100 dozen Ladies' and ChildrsH's Wool
Hese, all at 7Bo. per pair.
100 dozen Ladies' Solid CoIsr Hose at
1s 1-eo. per pair.
100 dozen Ladies' and Children's Cash
moro snd Fancy Wool Hose at SOC. pair.
FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR.
500 dozen Children's Merino vests, all
alEes, from 25c.
100 dozen Ladies' Heavy Merino Vests
snd Pants, bOc.i cheap at 75c.
100 dozen Ladies' Extra Fiss Wool Vests
and Pants, 81; worth S1.75.
800 dozen Gents Heavy Red Flsnnel
Undershirts and Drawers, 81.
150 dozen Gents Merino Undershirts and
Drawers, cheap Mt T5o.i only 500.
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SAMUEL FEssENDEN, Secretary.
Virginia.

DANvILLE, Nov. 6.-Returns from ad-
joining counties this mornings show that
there was no display of violence during
the election period. There was none
mere. A considerable number of coloreS
people voted the Democratic ticket The
coroner of the city, insists on the state
ment, after minutest examination, that
the death of Lawson by a pistol shot.
puDilshed yesterday, was accidental.
GOOD MAJORITY.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-Late returns indi-
cate that the Democrats have carried the
state by 5000 or 10000 majority.
dRAsPING AT sTRAws.
fErER BURG, VA, Nov. 6.-Iyeadins
RRerubiicans here assert to-day that the
Republicans have carried Virginia, but
no not say oy what majority. Returns
reserved up TO noon from the southwest
publican gains. The Democrats
claim Virginia by 5000 majority.
STRONGLY DEMocRArIc.
RICHMOND, Noy. 6.-Additional re-
turns to-day confirm the dispatches of
iast night as to Cleveland's majority n
the state being not less than 5000. An
districts but tho Second and Fourth
eject Democratic congressman.
NO DOUBT IRIS TRUE.
fETERsBuRG, Nov 6.-The Democrats
are confident OF having carried Virginia
AZ IN Variously estimated majority, iron
DOO to 5000 The chairman or the
Democratic central committee of the
fourth congressional district claims Tho
state democratic Nv fully 1000. lie savs
the majority is due in a measure Il
heavy gains in the Black Bolt section.
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A CnlI tom. -, nn.,,a

NEW YORK, Nov, 6.-The Post saw.
The following call for mass meetin-
oil citizens will be issued this afternoon. !.
Headquarters Cleveland ana uo.,-,-,
Business Mems Campaign Club S,n,,o
House, New York, Nov q. '' ''eVess
o,ec,NS ,S,evgland nI"i, aud Hendricks have bee.
eiecteu president and vice-president ~
the United States, but evidence aeo'' ~
nuiates thst u scheme exists 10 defess
the VIII of the peoplo ~
a fraudulent count and salsy
resurhs, ,,.sa The citizens OF New Yorr
VINO demand AN honest count nnS
honest returns are invited In asas,h,. IN
ON WAL street, in front of the Wash'
instcn statue, at 1880 O'Clock to-morrn-
ltrioay) afternoon, to take sueh nct,o-
csiI "s I,e ,,,,l ,elmnergency n shall require. This
the Cleveland aud Hondrlcks ra,nns,, ~
e,uns .,' Oh all the business exchanges ma
py many other prominent citizens. ""'
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Missouri.


ST LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Sixty-one of IN.
Ia counties in Missouri, give Marina
duke Oemocra) for governor, aggrepat.
mJorities of 23,037; Ford Fusion fo,.
governor 1854; Marmadukc has bee.
extensively scratched in various mart.
1i the state, but the Democrats clai-
ne VIII have $4,000 plurality over Ford
returns from the above counties do nI
nclude the vote for presidential eles-
torS-the vote for Cleveland and RIain.
cannot therefore be given.
MARMADUhE CROwnBp.
ST. LOUIS; Nov. 6.-Reported. and In .
iew cases official mujorities from ye
counties " this State aud the oity of ST
Louis. give Marmaduke, Democrat;r
candidate for governor, less than n 'oaS
majority over Ford, fusion. Tho obsir-
man and secretary of tho Democrafic
State committee claim Marmadnlse,s
majority IN the state will be over 10 o0s
but the Republicans here assert Il viii
90 less than 5000. This result is
GENERAL SURPRISE.
ana Is attracting much attention.
neturhs IRON the tenth congressional
uistrict indicates the recollection ~
Slaruy, Democrat, hy about 2.0OD ma
Joriiy, which is about 1900 less Than hi.
nlVorlly TWO years ago. Returns from
the olher districts are meapre. hns
enough is known TO assure the electinr
u Democrats in the first, second. third
lourth, sixth, seventh, eighth. ninth
tentll, eleventh, twelfth, and fonrieentL
anu hepuDiicans In the fifth and thir,
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Connecticut.
A REPUBLICAN LhaIst,.r,,n,

REPUBLICAN, LhdIsLAruRg.
hARrFoRp' Nov. 6. The total vote for
governor OF Connecticut, every tow.
neard m from, is 1886. Harrison. Renus.
n ,can' cO'iSo' Waller, Democrat, 67.ose.
Palmer Prohibitionist), 1874; curti.
nuutierl l,3.I. Waller's plurality. /. o,a
Mlor's minority, osi. The LevIsis;nse
II largely Republican and viii ,'l.ca ,hs
,mSspuoilsan ,S., State ticket and M r,'e,scs .Ss
om,.eu states Senator Plat. Tho STAT
seaa'e sra,u s'Suds Z Republicans TO I Dems.
YWIa,s, Wa, republican gain Of 4. ri.
nnblIcans y, REPRESENTATIVES, y, so stands 100 re
gain of 10. Nepupiican
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! SPEECH FROM Mr. HENDRICKS,
My a Word From the Tat
A. tOOed Tramp.
Wo'ds Of Cheer and Confidence
IRON a Number of Demoe-
raey's Leaders.
ILLISOI'REPOlE TOO GOOD TO B, True
They Have en,qIycI,uro,I...

New York, !, III, la, m.-The off,
c'ai vote of tn counties cut down
bIaine's pluralhS by districts, and
Indicate that Cleveland will have
a plurality in tine state. The
official vote nf 80 oountie.
give pluralities fota alaino of s,aOs, and
10, !"r cleveland OF eogS. An estimate on
'he Tour counties nf In, gives plurali.
ties for Blaine of o,S pnd 4s7 for Cleve
'aud' which would a,N Cleveland a not
plurality in tho statli \ Sal.
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Private Tolegrams.

Ihe HERALD has been furnished "a
following private telegrams received
the city yesterday afternoon, n
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-To o. =. Hor, N
NO doubt about Cleveland having can
rled New York state. Republicans con
cede it and his election.
(Signed Gropap u con
Mr.. Holt is the member orthe nationa
executive committee for Texas, and Mr.
uorman is chairman of the committee
NEW YORK, Nov.6.-To George r. Alnrd.
Grover Cleveland.
Signed. E. s. JpN,so, 40.
This telegram 90 Col. Afford. was n
answer to one from him, asking who ~,
carried New York state.
CHICAGO, Nov.G-To W. L. Evans.
Not conceded by either. Latest 20
turns Indicate Cleveland's election.
lSignei.l WM. II Kv,Ynaa
Ibis was In answer to Mr.. Evans, in
curry, as to who had carried Illinois
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AUSTIN, Nov 6, II p. .n.Aspecial.l J.
A private dispatch to w. P,Eaines, pro.
~, \, 80, ~ VI '"o statesman, frtn the New
l., V ,,. i.""os' .' says OleVelands majority
,a,. :" .'o 1sa'o Is undoubtedly 200. On it
''.'' Ys'"S N""Nn 'he FEELING o suspense
gave way to one of Joy, and. Capnons .
are now being fired in honor Of Cleva.
land,
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committee, by ChairmanI Barry of the
the victory in New Yo.k, tonight, has
excited the greatest enthusiasm in this
city. Bonfires have been built, anvils
fired and the cheering is deafening.
The following message was tele.
graphed to Gov. Cleveland by Hon.
Bryan I. Barry:
The Democracy of Texas tender
you, who have SO homo ably and sue
cessfully borne the standard OF our
party and the people, their sincere con-
gratulations and earnest support in the
great work of reform and publication
of the government.
tSigned BRYAN Il. BARRY.
Chairman State Democratic Committee.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. ~ p. u-Tbe
World claims Cleyela Nyiu have n MIN
'r, AMY III ne" f.rE ~ of over 1000.
,no NoW DIX limes-| ms his plural
~ WIN DC ~ o'o l'5oo'o' 3 Republicans
,.', ,''n lam, H,'',"' n'",ne VIII plurality
suu 'nS' tue olhciai vo.N7ill probably
be required to decide. A.
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BLAINE Nor SICK.

hueusrA' Nov. o.-Tho report that
nlaihe Is or has been sick since His re.
sui" 70 augusta is untrue. While he
was receiving congratulations In hi,
,,orsry -. 'nls morning, he said in reply to
an, an inquiry about his health: "I nsver
rno e,e ve..er IN my life. remained in in m 10 .
co"na o"nn most OF the timo yesterday. he.
hls, nnhls,, mse, seven weeks OF contlnuous
pn' ppn5I :, speahing, was siill quite hoarse.
rest" ''''iou 10 days
~, ane iact is, he is in excellent han,
ana Spirits and a. this dispatch 4 avs' u, :.
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A Wolnsh Ho-f

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The following adj
dress has just been issued from tho
headquarters ofthe Republican national
committees:
new York Cry, Nov. 6.--The Re-
publican national committee reioioes
thst the returns now received warrant
~ ~. III announcing the triumph
ns 1na., eiec1,on aT,o OF Blaine and
carried every northern state except New
Jersey and Connecticut. Virginia seems
a,so 70 nave given u majority to the
hepublican cause, and there is a stronr
PROBABILITY that West Virginia has also
Whlle other southern states are in doubt'
Inc northern states alone have given -
Blaine and Logan 225 electoral votes.
ana insure their election. In New York
a an attempts 10 tamper with the returns
nus Already been detected. The actual
vote cast in New York city. Kinos
county and l,s52 other election precincis
give, at the utmost, only l4S plurality te
urover Cleyelnd, while the 1853 pre-
cimcts not yet heard from gave
1,H plurality to Garfield. There
IL, therefore, no ground for
doubt that the honest vote OF the state
mas been given the Republican candi-
uates, ana though the defeated caudi-
uate Tor president Is at the head of the
erection machinery in this state, the
Democratic party which has notoriousIy
peen the party OF fraud in elections for
years, VIII net be permitted to thwart
the VIII OF the people. The national Re-
publican committee calls on the chair
man and individual members of ali
county, committees to take the prompt-
est ana most stringent measures TO prs-
aect tne sancity of the ballot-box. The
me Republican candidates have bees
honestly elected, beyond question. AM
attempt to cheat the people and to de-
ieaI their Will, thus expressed at the
po,is, must be sternly exposed and re-
sisted by every law.
ISigned b. r. JoSrs
Chairman.
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hLhiNtR, o. X.
LVASsviLLs' Nov. .o.-Kleiner, Dems-
rity to be 1900.
c,,,o fiNNtRry Will. CONTEST.
Marty n,.nno, sns, Nov' 0,--ilon. John +. Fla
the ,i,,,.n niInouhees edltorislly in his papcr.
election % ,as', os l., snat he will contest the
congressional district OF this ~ sss,o o'so''a
Conitnus<a| -. sr.-~. - =
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Congr ,iuiates t,lex,o,.,,

OohsioANA, Nov. e.-Ispecial. 6. THE
news received from A. Ii. Gormar oe
'ne national Democratic Congressional
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FANCY GOODS AND CORsE,s.
100 dszcn New Lace Collars at e5t,
300 dozen Real Lace Capes for Children,
I6c.
1000 dozen Corsets at Soc, worth f5c.
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NewYorh and Indiana.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--lSpecial.l 0. -
New York conceded to Cleveland by
loo plurality. Indiana by 5000.
tslgnedl TIaBs,
PHILADELPHIA.
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CLOAKs AND SUITS

NEVtKNN NM bUITSs
One lot of Cloaks worth Sc, all at soc.
each.
Handsome SILK Newmarkots, trimmed
with Fur, would bo cheap at $50, only
$3.50.
The cheapest Cloaks in the state TO be
tound at Goldsmith Bros,
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10 Bryan Barry, Chairman state II Aocr,.
Tic Committee, corsicana, Texas.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6, 7:35 p. in.-lbub.
hcans now concode New York tdlove
gone for Cleveland. This insur, ibis
election. i''
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MILLINE ERY.

300 dozen Ladies' Imported Velvet Hats,
all colors, all Mt 5Oc. each.
100 dozen Birds, 25c each.
1000 pieces OF Velvet Ribbons, 10 yards
in piece, from 4Oc. the piece, all colors.
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DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Returna 10 An ~,
give Blaine's plurality, 1928; fusionist
li455; Blaine over fusion, 3,s0s. Alcor
Republican, for governor, plurality
ii,'2l6i Begole, fusion, 1850; Alper ovor
begole, l,i09. The latest returns ara
rom the strongest Republican counties
ahu change the result materially. Other
returns vii probably increase the Re-.
publican plurality. ''V
SUMMARIZING RETURNS.
u,a a..i inulii NoY' O,-This afternoon all
W V,io ,, Le'urhs r9celVed point to the election
~ .he Republican ticket by a small ma'
Jority. From fragmentary renorts trn,, i'a
remote counties and returns elsew bern
careful estimate has been made Inv Tho
t rtee rress, Democrat, changing this
win iater returns. This gives Rlnina tn
.ai pluralities of l7,4S0; fusion nluraiitios
,1'ooo; Blame over fusion, l.llh AIo,o,'
republican candidate for governor total
piuralltles, l6,i33; Begole, fusionist iS
mli Alger over Begole, 500. Thase
hgures viii probably be changed INV
more complete reports, but it is Claimed
.na' .,n, .ne general result on president will
,Gt ,,';i, pe 10 @emnanged: The vote for governor
may change. "hu'es
Mioh GAN ooNoREssMrN.
DETROIT, Nov. 8.-The latest e,,,.o.
on cohgressmen indicate the eleciinn oi
,,aI,l SIN lnsion Democrats and five Republi.
calls, ny 10 lows: Republicans. NI1en IL,
me second; o'Downell i'm tha tSt, tSt.h, a,
i.,a,r Burrows m tho fourth; Cuteheon in tSe,
ninth; Motiatt in the eleventh. Demo, m ,pe
upSIhs; in,h;, nl may burg in the first; Comstock
,n the hIth; Winans in the sixth: Carlo
Ton IN the seventh; ramsey IN "tiu ,ho
e,,Sn.h; , Fisher In the teuth. The firtb is
S,Ilse, S@ls,oti"n put this is probably the correct S
blt each party has gained @ and o1e, 1on,,
one each. eou anu loSt
n. VINO CARRIES lrS
s,iu,' rnoir, ca, Nov. B.-rhe Republican
s.''e committee now claims the election
In ~ lhlS state by 5000 to l00O0 nlnraii,u IH'v,
,h imo IRON oitlon vote was much smaiisr
renn rennr,oa was expected, but it is not ali re-.
viii he IA Rsne,,,,ote ane vote on the legislature
~ Republicans. - "s'onis's'
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Secretary National Democratic MI,
tive Committee. "
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NO. 35S.

| a walk. ~ 81 ous ioi
Senator J. f. Miller telegraphs Blaine
tnis morning thar the whole Pacific
sLops Is safe for the Republicans, and
of 10000. Joiis
4 dispatch from Oregon reports a r.
publican majority in that state of2ooo.
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election Districts In the state but twenty
give 557,68 Republican votes and Isl. .a52
democratic votes; Republican plurality
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For the Sentinel.

It Is said, that 'They say" is happy, for
at last Ne has gotten a seat in the Circuit
Clerks Office.
It is said, that there is some diff renee
of opinion, as to what his dutie, are in
said Office.
1t is said, his "Bos." is complaining n,
him for knowing more about other peo-
pies business than about his own.
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GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY, JUNE Fl, 1884.
Duck Hill News.

Tn the last issue Of tbe Grenada SEN.
TIME, T discIaim anv intention whatever
to Ieaect dishonor unon The recsntlv
n,orr;ad nort;ea On ihe contrary tbe
naraaranb in = nnestinn was written defer.
ent;allv in b;ghest resnect to them NV
oniv otbar mat;ve he;ng to condem, , this
Sossin;ng tendency Which nrevails so
alarninelv and indeed II deserves cor
damnat;on 4 s;lont toIerot;on a;nas y
too mucb anoouracement 4 narson Win
~ onral;c nnr;tv car nnt escana I'M slime
J;Iehard|sd | fron, tho varomnns tonona ~
tho sIonderor Th;s aontol ond naoral
a;ner 0;io vo,,ld nonn ~ swaat Nib If con
cord IA ;nto halI mnroar the nnivarsal NJ a 10
ond Mound iii nn;tv on Garth Hance
had I INC noaer worlI din NV nen n
tho bnrn;nr lava II sarcssm' ana us;na
tho tho aLvay eoncova nr scroll wonld
sn,hla5ov @ tbe ;rroh,a aeeJs of ,bc al.
nm n;ator anon # tLat tba world NAV
GOO cnndendn and snmrnt snrnest ~
~ roxt isn;s,atnre Tho onactn,ant a. a
nroh;hitorv Law mon aoss;n r. would
parhavs IL az atfaa,nai;n tha ayocn,;on
pf ;ts Ges;rn 40 tha l;omor nroh;hit;on
Anro,,,s W. "s - ~ '0'
pnirL;h;,;o o,oo.;,, Ill, OH A.
| s,roa.al ~ en.so - l.,;on.
tSipo ~ o.,iaa nL;s;,;,., !. o.r.aa ~
w.. o. a. .u L,N.P Pion oaa s po"s.,ess w
WI WI 80 ~ nvs 80 | "Ud a,,i;a",;aps nf ;"
tS w ;e Se,o ~ ed ano.d and sap.'' Io 80, " ~ q
~, La;oIa,;a ~ ~. l, ~
oan ,sgo ny w pus L,'uuoo p,.iS -
- ss. ~, ny huniaI ir - aoia
Th ~ a. .ans .hioii slnaohs ., ooetuion
;nas no s1ner f,soa a . q o;. .ao peopu rSara mna'
.o e' ,na ,oioe , "uu emo'enoy w law. ine.e
,Jie' .ue po9p,e nus. w euuca'eu l, a anu
cnr'sllaiizer ala:s y sen.lhlele 'hat True True
afu a. eoilu ieiorlia.ioli lhay resun: one
=, .ne slaseso opJ1ctiois " p'onici.,on
.'l 10 i's ieso'Yihg i,sei' lhp poii'ica, issue
whel, ~ IS stIiceiy y nlofai anu reiigious
ques.lon' :i roiitlcs init oetlis very coGruPtihg,
Vi.e VIZ ~ oouiso l.uio 'ile lliiiuence oi
spn,o .'a " .no ni'u,s'iy, .ne PRINT ieaoels
~ 'il1 movement, 'or ~ az once becomes
sno ouJeoIo' III cu.,.,iioa' oehhaeoeuo'y'
enu WI " espouseu or oPposeu py d
pa''y iashioneu iu enin!'y 10 Se dearest
in..to'ss - 'ne peoP'e, ~ "iuer tha' that
Thns P ia ,tue Saooes'iu'y W p'wel
~: ~ 70 on'y "s'nietoi7 " hHti'i'ai iep-
sa.,an ~, az ana S'."esS iusio na'e ho' 'aii-
."Oo euo i"'1 "uu 'rs.i'h vi Pioiipi-
VII -, "a 'nsoi u 'na .'os. iie'u re-,
mosion 3ano,,, = wy ,;qLJ, ;qah '.aho, W. woulu
az ois pso.io"pio measures ,'iat are
aP'oi W pio'io.e 1oin inPer"uce tnan al
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Both Want 1t.

Mister and .Frazee both have congress
sional ASPIRATIONS in the Fourth District.
Mister has already announced as an In.
dependent, H. is a Republicans, but
prefers e. make the race as an IndegendI
ent, fts said, ii we remember tightly,
In his card, that he would bow to the
will oI party, and support the nominee,
should ssne worthier son be the choice
u the coavrntlon, provided IL conveaati N
be held, 1t was thought fnr awhile tnat
ne woo'a BE- permitted to make The race
without any opposition from his party,a
the past Wnterloos of t2c opponents If
The Democracy had taught anti-Dealo-
cratic asptauts lor Congress IN that 60 d
district lesson; bHt it seems not. Jrd ge
Frazee is iii the field, and "whoopu,g
things up" the Macon Suu says, all over
The district, and has his heart set ON the
nomination OF the convention which
meets at Waithall on the End of July.
We'll, it will be an empty honor-th the
nomination. The Democra'ic nominee
" the onvesltioi which meets in Gre>
hada on July 29,will have "walk,oyer,n
ana be ~ successor 10 the Hou, III. ID.
2oney. who has declined 10 become a
candidate ior re>election.--New Missile
appian.
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A Mr.. Abe Massey, young man
about twenty three years OF age, but very
fresh front the peuitentiary last Wed.
nesday committed. neac Abbeville u
nameless and fendish crime upon the
person of q little girl only six years old.
Last night, OF the request of officer Tay.
lor, of ASbeville, Sheriff Matthews, ac-
companied by Challey Butler, William
Ivey, james Wallace and Joe Markette
went out to meet posse from Abbeville
with the view of arresing Massey, who
had previously resisted arrest by Taylor.
and had notified him and all the autheri-
ties of Lafayette county that he was pres
pared to kill anyone who would atteuapt
to take him. About six miles IRON OK
iord the Sberiff's posse met two mea in
the road coming this way, Mr., Ivey at
once recognized the men as Abe Massey
and his brother, Jas Massey. They were
at once halted by lvey and Butler, and
on being ordered to surrender Abe Mas
sey drew pistol and opened fire directly
on Mr. dvey, who, in self defense return>
ed the compliment by first shooting him
through the right hand and afterWards
through the body, the latter siot caus-
ing his death in an hour or two after
wards, or course Mr. Ivey Was ensirely
justiiiable and deserves the compin ents
.. all law abiding citz ms Tor the par,
he took in the matter. Oxford Falcon
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That Mr.. Tilden is sincere in hisdecli-
nation no man can doubt. That he
would prefer not to be candidate, there
is no cause to doubt. He puts aside The
crown that he could have without an OBJ
jection and without u pr test. But when
the convention meets and the assembled
representatives of great party shall
uuite as one voice in calling upon Mr..
Tilden to accept the nomination in order
that justice may be done aud the govern
ment clcnsed from the rot,enness Of Re-
publicanism, who shall say that Samuel
J. Tiden will refuse to heed the call !?
There is nothing in this letter that had
to the belief that he would refuse. There
is no reason outside Of the lette. to be>
lieve that he would refuse. Cleveland
Plain Dealer, Dem. III
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