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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

captured near Muskogee by party OF
Indian lighthorsemen. He has been
IA fugitive for several years.
He IL w0Rted in the United States
court ut this place for murder com
mitted two years ago, but the murder
that caused his apprehension was
committed last July, when In com
pany with Jerry Lewis, Choctaw
Indian, he brutality took the life OF
Almerine Watkins, a wealthy cattle.
man, near Colbert. q. n Watkins
widow offered the reward for her
husbands murderer, dead or alive.
His capture was effected by strategy,
mis- eaptors representing themselves as
cowboys until they got the drop on
WATSON. whom they covered with
shot guns aud six-shooters and forced
TO surrender. WATSON will be brought
here for trial and will doubtless swing
for one OF his many murders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
yellow Fever 10 Mem York.

NEW YoRg, Sept. 2l.-Domingo
Morales, who arrived from Havana
Tuesday, Is reported III with yellow
fever NJ the Hotel Espano Americana,
on West Fourteeuih street An In
epector from the board Of health says
that the case Il not dangerous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
AN INn1ANpAKnnrEn.

FORT SMITH, ARK, Sept, H.
Grounding the Cherokee Indian who
was to have been executed yesterday
ut Tahlequah, Indian territory, for MUIR
der, was granted full and uncOndi-
tlonal pardon by the Cherokee execu-
tive council.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
Bnrled az CIebarne.

Special IN the GaEette-
CLEnuREE, TEX, Sept. 2l.-Com-
missioner Reeves was buried this
morning with Masonic ceremony.
The funeral procession was the long
est ever se IA here. He was a man
highly esteemed by the citizens Of the
county, as was shown by the large at
tendance ut his funeral
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

and passing through Elm bottoms he
was intercepted by three persons, who
commanded him 10 hold up his hands
with drawn pistols. Mr.. Bates refused
70 comply With their demands and one
Of the robbers punched bin with his
pistol, when he surrendered, and they
rifled his pockets OF $50 and disap-
peRred. No clew.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
uIlnlore,s Rand.

NEW York, Sept. 2l.-Gilmore's
band finished their season to-day at
Coney island and started tonight for
the Louisville exposition Mr.. ilmore
closed the last concert with my Old
Kentucky Home,p and was loudly
applauded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
TIN rAMlLIl1s moMELEss.

AsRuRY PARK, n. j., Sept ELLA
FIRE here to-day made ten families
houseless. Two Aremen were badly
hurt by the breaking Of ladder. The
ringing OF the alarm caused panic At
the Salvation army services, In which
several women were knocked down
and trampled upon severely. The loss
was t85 900, partially Insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
PnnernI on aIrrr,n McAnler.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-- A great
crowd gathered In aud about Broad
way tabernacle to-day on the occasion
OF the funeral OF jerry McAuley,
Several olergymen asslsted at the ser
vices a. y Hatch, banker, was
among the speakers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

81 JoE, Mo, HepL 2l.-'l'he Golden
eagle clothing store, a branch Of the
St. Louis house OF the same name,
closed its doors last evening, after I'll
ing a mortgage for s8l 300. The sus-
pension was caused by ths burning Of
the ST. Louis house yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
0hltnarY.

CrScIssATl, OHIO, Sept. "a. -chas.
w. West died this evening after pro-
longed Illness He has been well
known, not only Ia Cincinnati, but
also IN other parts Of the country for
several years. He gave $500 600 for
the purpose OF founding an art museum
M Cincinnati. That edlfice u now Ia
process Of construction At Eden park.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
LIM WAssoN OAPTuRED.

special 70 the Gazette
FORT SAITH. ARK Sept. 2i.--im
WATSON, one Of the worst desperadces
Of the Ind an territory for whom a
reward or $1,000 was offered Is reported
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22

1pocIhT 70 Ih7 DsI0lIV'
GILslER, TEX, Sept. st.-Yesterday
afternoon shooting affair took place
at Bette, a way station elk miles
north Of here, Ia which a dead negro
remains mutely ~ tell the tale. An
Inquest was held over his body, and the
iury linds verdict Of assassinntion BY
unHunau hands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-22
pIFLED ms pOrKErs.

Special 70 this Gazette,
PILoT PoIsT, TEX, Sept. 2l-Mr,
Houston Bates, who lives few miles
southeast 81 this city, was returning
home from Mckinney Friday night,
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RALOON now.
special TO the Gazette.

special 10 the 0aEetle.
CLEBuRNE, Tex, Sept. 2l.-A SIGHT
occurred last night In PEARLS saloon
which resulted in the shooting OF
negro by Jim Hale. The wound was
only slight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
NEWS COPYRIGHT BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 4.--[Press. l-Fo,-
lowing 10 copy Of the bill Introduced by
Senator Sherman to-day, granting copy
right to the newspapers:
Be 1t enacted, etc., that any daily or week
ly newspaper or any association
publishing daily or week y
Newspaper Published in the United
States or any Of the territories thereof shall
have the sole right to print, issue and sell
for the term OF eight hours dating from the
hour Of going to press the contents OF said
daily or weekly Newspaper, or collected
news OF said newspaper or association ex-
ceeding 100 words.
Sec. 2 That for any infringement OF the
copyright granted by the first section OF this
act the party injured may sue in any court
OF competent Jurisdiction and recover in
any proper sction damages sustained by
him from the person making tho infringe
ment. together with costs Of suit.
A duplicate OF the foregoing measure will
be introduced In the. house at the earliest
opportunity by Representative Tucker, Of
Virginia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05

The HEEALDtake pleasure in announc'
ing that on OF, about tiie i2Ih inst. 1t VIII be-
gin the publication.by special arrangement
with til. author, Of. q now and thrilling
serial by JoAoUIs MILLER, the famed poet
and story-teller of the Slerras. The plot Is
laid In Salt Lake City, and the story deals
with Mormonism in It's varied and startling
aspects. Having passed much Of his time
among these people, Mr.. MILLER Is pscu-
liarly adapted for the work which he has
undertaken. The story is complete in six
chapters, is OF absorbing interest. and be-
ing largsly founded on observations and on
fact, It may have no little influences on the
Mormon question now before the national
Legislature and the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05

tAMFAiGN NNAtmili l.As.
WAsmINGroS. March 4.--rPrcqa The
democratic congressional caaphign COM
mit,ee met at the Arlington hotel
This evening and organized for
tho coming empaign. Senator Pendls,on,
chairman OF the democratic joint caucus,
presided and Representative Post, eecre-
tary Of the joint caucus, acted ns secretary
OF the meeting. Thirty states and four
, territories ara represented on the campaign
committee. These being states
and territories which send demo.
TO congress. Thirty-one members were
present this evening. The following ex-
eoutivs committee was selected on the
part OF the senate: Senators Garland,
Kenne and German; on the part OF the
house. Representatives Page, Rosecrans,
stockslsger, Stevens. and Murphy.
1t was decided that this
executive committee should be empowered
to select members of the campaign
committee for states and terri
tories not represented in either
senate or house by democrat. These
states and territories are: Col
orado, Kansas. Maine, Mime
sofa. Nebraska, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, and Vermont and Dakota,
Idaho, New Mexico and Washington.
No other business was trans-
acted by the campaign committee.
Tho executive committee met upon ad.
iournment of the campaign
COMMITTEE and organized by electing Sen.
ator German chairman and Y preventative
Post secretary. Senator Kennn and
Representatives Stevens and Stockslager
on finance, and Senator Garland and
Representatives Murphy and Paige q
subcommittee on campaign docu-
ments, the chairman being ex-oflicio
member OF both subcommittee. The COM
mittee had an informal talk
over the arrangements TO be made for the
campaign, but did not enter into a
The revenue reform democrats appear to
be- in the minority on the executive COM
mittee. Senator German and Senator
Kenna are both tariff democrats, as are
Representatives Paige and Stevens. Rep
ressntatives etockslager and Murphy
were Carlisle men and with
Senator Garland represents the tariff
Representative R,secrans voted for
IAN incidental protectionist' and endorses
Ohio tariff platform. Tho secretary OF the
committee is . tariff democrat. In the
main the committee is com posed of the
y 20 Ss,,or ss~snt Of i taI Par IL,
composed: Alabans, II. H. Herbert
Arkansas. A. II. Garland; California, w. s.;
Rosecrans; Connecticut, w. W. Eaton ;
Delaware, q. b. Lore; Georgia, A. II. Col
Quit; Illinois, II. w. Townshend; Indiana,
S. NJ. Btockslager; Iowa, ]. IL.
Murphy; Kentucky, James f. Clay;
Louisiana, N. @. Blanchard; Maryland, a.
z. German; Massachusetts, A b. Lover.
ing: Michigan, N. b. Eldridge; Mississippi,
II. l.. Muldrow; Missouri, Al Dock.ry;
Nevada, G. W. Cassidy New Jersey, VI;
II. Fielder; New York L. r. Stevens,
Mort North Carolina; q psias! o Dowd'
J. V. Slater; Pennsylvania. William
Mutchler; South Carolina, Samuel
Dibble; Tennessse, |. q. Harri,;
Texas, r. 2: Mills; Virginia, John 8;
Kenns: Wisconsin, T.. V. Deus
ter; Florida, r. II. NJ. Dsvidson
Arizonis. G. II. Oury; Montana, NJ. Ma.
ginnis; Wyoming, w. +. Post; Utah, J. H..
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At Utica.

New YORK, March 4.-The republican
state committee have decided to hold the
state convention O. Utica on April 23d,
The republican state committee call says:
All citizens are invited to cooperate
in the election OF delegates to
Of elevating and disnlfying American
labor, protecting and extending
home industries without discrim-
ipstion in favor OF any classes
or interest, giving free popular education to
the masses, securing tor suffrage an honest
counting Of ballots, and efftc-
tuslly protecting oil human rights
In every section OF our common country;
and who are willing to support the nomin-
ees OF the national republican convention.
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CONVENTIONS AND DELEGATES.

The HERALD notices that quite d.scus'
sion Is now going on through the columns
Of the press OF the state In reference TO the
sd Visibility of the State Central committee
which convenes shorty at Waco, calling
together two state conventions, one for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to represent
Texas In the National convention at Chi.
cseo. and the other Tor the purpose Of
nominating state ticket. Our state COM
mittee IL composed Of men OF ssgscity and
patriotism, and will adopt such measures
as they think proper In the interest OF the
party they represent. They have no per-
sonsl interest ct stake, and viii no doubt
be governed BY Whist they deem the wlsest
policy in the prsmises. Whatever action
they may adopt, the HrRaID will grace
fully accept.
From what We can gather nom our e.
changes, 1t seems that q srtnt majority
fsvor holding only one conven-
Iion, ami that o: an early
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date. lfths committee decide upon the
one convention policy, II will necessitate
the naming oil an early date. ms our nation
nj convention assemblies In the early part
OF July; but II they think the interest OF
the pefty demands two conventions, II will
probably not be a matter OF much impoi'
tauce whom the las, convention should b.
called. The party in this state Is fully or
gsn'sed, splendIdly equipped and with o
good ticket Ia the isld, will, us usual, give
Il an overwhelming majority.
But right here We desire TO suggest that
= great deal OF importance 10 attached 70
the selection ordelogates by the first con
yention, should two be called, TO represent
"a ~ Chicago. As the coming national
contest will DO a struggle never before
equalled in THE country, II is question OF
iudicIous platform should be adopt
ed, and that able, patriotic
aud sincere leaders rhould DO nominated
We want the brainlest brightest aud hes
men OF the party at the head OF our ticket
and The aeleotion OF such ticket will do
pend upon the personnel OF the convention
The convention Of Chicago, therefore
should DO composed OF the best mAterlu
10 Tho ranks OF our party, and II depend
upon thu action OF the various eiaio con
vlnliors a. to the wisdom OF the work o.
I The national convention. There seems Il
be disposition oil through the couutr1
10 send the ablest N en- 70 Chicago 90 ropre
sen,thyos Of tho party, aud the HEnALl
hopes that Texas will follow in the wax
snd send none but her wlssst, most con
seryat,ye and patriotic leaders TO take par
In the nalional deliberations Of the party
I The Lone Star state has rs able men mum
bered among its ci.iZens as any state Il
the Union, and wa hope 10 see them sslecle
,. to assist in mapping odt policy, which
n II wise, insureg victory,
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Lost Il in Wheat.

BeyyALo, N. T., March 4.-yohn W.
Hawkins, United States lumber inspector
CLARK, Holland 4 Co., lumber dealers. ia
charged with emoexzlement Of money OF
Holland aggregating. $40 600. Hawkins
does not deny the charge. Holland de-
clines to say whether be will prosecute
criminally or not. The money 10 supposed
TO have been lost In wheat speculation.
Hawkins has heretofore tijoyed an envi-
hlo roputsfion.
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AIn.ion. Iool.s Deed .

BALTIMORE. March A sp.cial from ps
Ia Plane. Fa'qnier county. Virginia, says
Sunday fnornfnz Johr Glssscock, while In
a fit cf passion supposed 20 have been csus
ed by jsslousy. murdered bis vile and three
small children, afterwsrd set bis house fire
and proc edrd b. the woods halt n mite dis
isnt's' shot himself 'hr ugh the heart. Tn
FIRE IN the houss was discovered and extit
rufshrd before the bories were col "a r
"a OF much damage resu ted.
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Randall Avows Himself free Lance
In the Tariff Field.
senator Harrison "Crlmps" the Santa
le Dili again.
Bedford aud His DulrOOnery Again.
Hot Debate.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
RANDALL AND THE TARIFF.

WAsuISsros. March Especial. 1.-The
gossip OF tho hour Is that Randall VIII help
to restore the duty on wool; also that Ran.
dali will help the republicans TO defeat
Morrison's tariff hill. The answer OF Ran
iall 10 the above is that he feels Tree TO
hght M he plPases on the tariff question,
and he will not be read out OF the party,
pfthar
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Our Carpet Department

We thought had reached its full growth when charging
four years ago, but the growth of Dallas the many
residences of Queen City again us to take In
stock We presently preparing for these alterations and
as we only to around few goods possible we
we will make some astounding offers. Our Carpet Depart
ment is the PRIDE OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT and
we are bound to make it the CENTER OF ATTRACTIONS
For the next IS days will offer lot of Body Brussels
Carpet Of good styles and quality $2 and SI35 These
Of Tapestries at Csc and 7sc which by other house can
be sold for the price, Extra Supers at 7sc well worth ST.
these only few items of the many bargains that are
offered in Carpet Department New goods are arriving
daily Carpets Mattngs Curtains Shades and Upholstery
Goods.
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JOAQUIN MILLER ON MoRMoNIsM.

WASHINGTON, March 4-[Press 1-Joa-
gun Miller ;o.day ,ppessea before tne
the members his views on the Mormon
question. He characterized the Mornons
as "crsuks" and "Giteaus." He opposed
reprepsive measures rs only tending TO In
cite them to further lawless acts instead
OF subduing.. them. THIS. he
said, was the history OF all
was on the decrease, and he prescribed edu.
c,tiou for all ills from which the people oil
Utah suffered. The hormons as people,
In his opinion. were extremely ignorant
persons, led by cranks and those who had
their ends TO serve. All that was necessary
to bring them back to the paths OF moral
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05

The sixteenth annual convention Of the
Woman's Suffrage association began al
Washington yesterday. Susan i.
Anthony ami host OF the lesser lights
OF the stray.mindod phslanx were present.
The session was painfully devoted to or
ganiZation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
Derniled.

CHICAGO, March 4.-The Inter. Oceans
Galena. illinois, special says: A pas,
senger train on the Illinois Central
railroad was derailed this morning near
Maryland station. All the coaches LEFT the
track, two tipping over and were
badly wrecked. Three persons were injured,
but none fatally. The wounded are:
A. J. Brown, Gslens: @. G. Summerisld.
Chicago, travelling salesman, and a traveller
from the east name unasceriained. Tie
wounded were brought to Galens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05

A GALVESTON News reporter interviewed
BEN THOMPSON during Mardi Gras. BEN
says be has purchased a ranch at Clear
lake, twenty-iour miles west OF Galveston,
and is going to spend his hereafter in rails
ing Had-no, cattle, and shooting ducks on
The salt ponds.
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7 WiHe, insurel Victory.

TBosE who believe In "strong govern
ment" should emigrate 10 Mexico forthwith
This mayor OF Zacatecas, Mexico, has just
issued decree that overy house in the city
shall be painted within II specified time, at
the owners expense, and also directing
that owners Of city lots shall build houses
thereon Immediately or forfeit the same TO
the rnYnrnment.
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Summer Silks.
sss Ne {

This soason there isn't manufacturer who
has again attempted 10 produce those thin ma.
terials, which generally came out inlarge guam
titles. They all confined themselves to GOOD
goods, which will increase tho sale Of them
whilst prices OF all SUMMER SILKS from the
highest to the lowest grades arc very moderate.
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" Texas is divided into two states and
Fort Worth becomes capital OF New Tex
AZ, with PsTKK SMITH az governor and
DICK FLANAGAN as lieutenant governor,
that enterprising village will take TO the
new state OF things with no degree of sur
prise. In fact, that is the resul. expected
by the people of the Fort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05

Jksss STEPHENS (colored) was hanged
at West Point, Mississippi, yesterday for
the murder Of an aged negro. A large
crowd witnessed the execution. lie *.
pressed the conviction that he was going
ustraight to JRsvsn
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. Il. RowLEY u. q candidate for AL
derman from the Fourth Weri. -
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w ID CARTER as Il candidate for Aldermt II
Ia the Sixth Wa,d -
lyE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNourCE
w the name OF Colon J. q. WILLIAMSON
rs a candidate for the oiice OF Alderman from
tho First Ward
IKE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNUU nee
w Dr.. NJ. VI. NEwsOM Ms a candidate for
Alderman OF the Fourth Ward. Election, md
Tuesday in April -
Il HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AZ A0AS'
Il dida,e for Alderman OF the finn Ward
Election, 2nd Tuesday In April NJ. STEW ARI
I'VE ARE REoU EsTED TO ANNOUNCE j
w II, PORTER for Alderman OF tho Second
Ward Election. 2nd Tuesday In Aptil.
lNIE ARE AuIHUhiZeD 40 ANNouNCE
w Mr.. sIGMUND LOEB as a candidate for
xe-electi, n for Alderman 10 represent the Fourth
Ward. Election. 2nd Tue.day in April
VA7E ARE AUTHORIZED TO .ANNoUh0E
w Mr. j. @. BoGEL as a candidate for re-
election TO the Office Of City Assessor and Col
hector Election, 2nd Tuesday in I'll
lR7E ARE AUTHORIZED TO AMMO uHCB
WE O. SMITH as candldate for Alderman
Of the Fourth Ward. Election 2nd tuesday IN
YI7EARE AUTHORIZED ANDRtQuEsrkD
w to announce Mr. J G ARNOLD ~ a can
didate for reelection b the office OF CITY Mar
shal. Electie 2nd Tuesday in Aprll
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. j. sHEEHAN a, an independent can
didats for City Marshal. Election 2nd Tuesday
IN April
HE ARE AUTH1UiIzED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w l.. VAUGHAN as q candidate for City AS.
SCISSOR and Collector Election, Ind Tuesday In
Aaril. .
1aTEAnE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w the name of Casmin w. L. MORTON as
candidate Tot City Mdrshal. Election,2nd tues
Gsy IN Aprl.
swEpNEsDAy, MAlsoH ., 1881.
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egstion representing the bituminous coal
intere.ie. IL wes tlso agreed 10 continue
informal business until final action has
been taken ON the measure by tho commit
tee. Il 10 generally understood that vote
will be taken by the committee ThntldAy.
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On the LIST inst. q $4,000 Gre occurred on q
corner OF the Waco public square. The
building last destroyed was owned by q
Bolton banker, bat this corner has been
burusd OF three times, each time In posses
sion OF different owner.
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Every European steamer landing in New York brings
over things. New materials well coors in
Dress Goods pouring into the country The first arrivals
generally the choicest productions therefore, don't put
your purchases but try and be suited before Spring opens
we'll Nuns Velings freely imported this and
manufacturers abroad positively crowded with orders in
and dealers anticipate an demand for goods
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FIFTY drunmers were storm-bound in
Los Angeles during the break in railroad
communication. They employed the leis-
urs in painting the town a gory red. TIE
Oldest inhabitsnt for Atty years to come
will have an inexhauitible mine to draw
fro
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Black Silks.
3 - ~ gssfS

Tbis staple article is stu ss popular as II was
Last year OF years ago, and competition has re-
ducsd prices TO such an extent that BLACK
SILKS sell to-day with about tho samo profit
as Domestic Cotton Goods do. ana every ono
probably knows the margin there 10 on them.
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TWO spECULATORs SHOT.

WAsnINoTos, March d.-[Press. lin q
street tRht this evening" growing out OF u
difficulty between white and colored
mon, Frank Langston, sou of
Professor John. NJ. Langston,
United States miniater to HAyti shot and
killed James Spencer and seriounly wound
cd John 3. Williams, two spectAtors, both
colorod.
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r.7,roxr bssors srmsess's committee
.a.,-sd that Drrrzrcr JcpoE CoSoKn, Of
1rc,f.ps. plsyed poksf for money one Sun.
dsy afternoon While daring sbs forenoon o
!. ~ came dsy be pad delivered 90 sadrsss
= -. 80 fund<y school, Tbs vas "stfsc-
~ - blinde with vsrganes