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The Oskaloosa herald., 1885-07-09

CHICAGO, July 8, 1885.
wHEA7-s60981S cash; sS0Seh August.
CORN-z7k cash; 46x047 August.
OAIS-3ik cash; 26H August.
LIVE STOCK.
The Dr0rers' Journal reports:
CATTIE-Receipts, 200 head; shippina
steers. A906s Is; common TO good butchers
ssO0G3.50; stockers, s30064.50; feeders, AO0Q
45O.
HOGS-Reeeipts, $500 head; rough pack
ing, S.s0Eez.oo; packing and shipping, 4.Oo04.it
light. 3.75145o.
SHEEP.-Reeeipts, Loo head; natives, 2.5t
"A %: western, 24013.5O.
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Best and Cheapest Machine Oil at the
Oskaloosa In plement Co. 51w3- 46w3
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The best Flour in the market is Pills
bury's best, for sale by
46w1 Sewers IL Neagle.
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You WILL find Weeks and Durfee
ai the Beehive.
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FoUND-By Policeman Harney. on
Monday morning. a shawl Call here.
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/" "THE FAMOUS ,

Bottom prices on Fruit Jars and
Jelly Glasses.
FLOUR
High Grades and Low Prices always
tell
WE HAVE THEM.
Farmers, we make speciality OF
produce and can handle all you bring.
Remember we carry the largest
variety stock and have the lowest
uniform prices In the city, good goods
and guaranteed prices. Give us a trial.
4s f. p. OHara q Co.
We keep constantly on hand Repairs
for all Reapers In use. Repairing done
ON short notice.
45w3pd l.. Cook & Son.
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Just received

Just received:
10 cases new Florida Oranges.
10 cases new Florida Lemons.
| crate choice red and yellow bananas
Call and try them.
46wI Steward Bros.
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a paINIsTRAToR.s NOTICE.

n
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons inter-
exted. that on the ssh day Of July, A. D., iss6-
the undeFsigned was appointed By The Circuit
Cowrf Of Mahaska county. Iowa. Admipisfra-
tor af the estate Of Klisabeth Spain, deceased,
lata OF naid Maheskn county. Al persons In
dehted 10 Raid estate Will make payment tc
tha Undersigned, and those having claims
against the same win present them legally Al
thsnsicats6 % said court for allowance.
~ q. eEfTH. J. II. SPAIN.
Dated Oss salooss, Las jury 9, isss. ssws
NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF LAND FoH
~ TAXES.
ErAxR or Iowa, a
HAMAsEk C0UMfY,
To q. q GegFa4son. L =. 9AKFatson aud others
Y0u sad each of yoa are heTehy notine4 ths
On fbs "a cas- Of t,sFoaey. teS2. W y. Aark pug
eheaea shs following dsecFfbe6 hnAi kssase ai
Tar NAia a said oounfyy
Tha west y lot No. 8 block No. II. In tha eit,
of Ozhaioezn, MahAeka county Iowa
Yea are fuFfkeF notified that uni6a you re
daen said land within Ninsty days OF Oonniates
seryEee of this notice as provided By SeuEfon g
a. the code Of iowa Of f8Ts. your riaAE 0f re
dempsfun viii expire sad deed viii be mad
q the uadsrsignad BE- The Treasurer a skis
iis bssssi sAas IN d.y Of Jals. lsss.
! 6ewa 0wnaf Of Certiaaato.
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$4,000 to loan, on approved
Security, long or short time,
in sums of $500 and above.
46w4 J. p. Hiatt.
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Steward Bros. have the best stock OF
FRUITS and VEGETABLES Of any
house In the city. 46w1
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REMNANTS of gingham, shIrting and
seersucker at \ price ut Baldauf Bros
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How IT GRowS.-The other day
ten days ago. q. Harold. in West
Des MoiDes township, marked and
measured some corn. planted May 3.
The growth in twenty-four hours
WAS just four and one-half inches,
aud that is about the way it
has kept up ever since. generally.
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FLOUR FLOUR I

Best Hay Tools at lowest price, at the
Oskaloosa Implement Co. 5Iw3 46w:
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CONPLAINs.-We have at our hand
several complaints from townships
whose population is reported less now
than in 1SS0.-specially from jefferson
where loss Of 22l Is reported. All we
have TO say is this: Pitch on the
assessors, and see what you can gain
from them. From what we know of
the body of the assessors we believe
that they have done their work Of
enumeration quite thoroughly. IL must
he remembered that a heavy i'm
migration has been drawn from this
section within the past four years for
the west-and you can't both count big
here and out west, too. Still. we do not
want to cheat you out OF chance 10
blow up the assessors. IL you are so
landed. Only we do not propose to do
IL ourselves.
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PRICES. price. prices, what will make
trade See thegTeat rush for remnants
at Baldauf Bros.
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MANY Marshal Weintz has
collected dog tax on Isl dogs, and sent
a score over the river into dog future.
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BARGAINS BARGAINSll
MY family is now in Des Moines and
desire TO close out my entire stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Plated Ware and jew
elry. at once. shall sell regardless of
cost until all are sold. Call and see me.
46 Henry Price.
Buy your Binding Twine at the Os-
kaloosa Implement Company. where
you can get the best Twine for the
least money. 51w3-4Gw3
Butter, Eggs, and Poultry, always on
hand at Steward Bros. 46w1
sing you no song, neither do give
yon chrome. but 1 will sell you good
goods cheap for cash.
46wI WILL LAFF0LLETT.
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Shys The Ottumwa Table Talk: -
k ilbey. os 0skalsosa. was b tie city last week
bagsn5 msssrisi - skaEs . bFoom factory at Ea
41ssllsv sem is eooa woFAmza in BIS line
heFins lsafnsd Ne krzae andaF fks ve1sFeE
|hssam-makax. @. 9. 1ennsoH. os fass asT.
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AFTER HEM.-Cincinnat dispatches
Of recent date tell of Special Revenue
Agent Col John LOfland, unearth-
ing a whisky fraud in that city, re-
sulting in the arrest OF the manufact-
urer and the seizure OF a large amount
Of liquor. The fraud consisted Of max
ing the cask stave containing the
bunghole. and the staye opposite. OF
double thickness. and the gauger,
would estimate the contents Of the
eask from the measurement obtaine.
between these two double thick slaves,
and In this way several gallons of liz
uor would escape revenue tax In
each eask. making large total In q
years run. Col. LoHand dropped onto
their schsne. and they must now In
vent some new plan. which they vii
doubtless do.
STATE FAIR--Ali Iowa lines OF
railway have agreed TO carry passen
gers 10 the coming state Fair at De
Molnes. at half fare for the round triE
from all points In the State. The Stats
Agricultural Society have completed
the purchase of the fair grounds at De:
hoines. The grounds consist Of 70,
acres and cost sf7b per acre. and lie bul
= mile east Of The Capitol building. Tn.
grounds are now being plated BY I
celebrated landscape architect. and
viii be made the most oomplsts in tn
West. President smith IL 70 be con
gFatulatsa 90 the happy issue Of hi
lalors In this direction. for Oh bin
sery mnch depended IL bringing IN
Des MoiBes people 20 an appreciation
q fns permaBent advantage 70 b
Rnsned By re socaiion Of the STAT
Pair II tise tlep,loA
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GRoCERIEs.-Just what YOU want
can be found at Steward Bros Read
their Iar-als.
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SILK remnants from - cents yard
up the balance Of this week at Baldaui
Bros.
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Don't forget the remnant sale al
Baldauf Bros.
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Cur IT OFF-Little Robbie Hale
amputated the end of one of IN fingers.
July 4th. while playing with n lawn
mower
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REPORT
or THE CONDITION OF THE
Farmers & Traders National Bank,

Al osksloosa, in the State OF Iowa, at the close
Of htIefnaas IulV l. 1885
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A NEw DEAL.-A. A. Paine. of the
wholesale -four aud feed store. left last
Monday for tour through Minnesota
and Dakota While away he expects
to arrange for the handling of some
of the best brands of spring wheat
flOur to be found in the northwest, of
which his customers will be duly ad-
vise1
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BARGAIN SALE.-D. W. LOTIng n G."
advertise bargain sale of White Dress
Goods and dress lawns Read what
they say.
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STEAN.-Harry Spencer is just now
tore uP" at his home. putting IN "A
steam heating apparatus of the HaN-
tun patent.
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HARD CoAL.--The Oskaloosa Livery
and Transfer Company will be on the
mataet the Iirst Of August zith hard
caal Of all grades They are ia a
position tooffer. and will carry In stock
only choice coal which will be sold n
Iow Is any dealer in this ms set can
sfIer. IL would be well TO e your
orders early.
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No. 24l7.
REPORT
UF THE CONDftIUN on THE
OSkalOOSa National Bank,
RESOURCES.

at oskaloosa. in the state Of Iowa, At the clos.
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BURsLkKY.--Last saturday night
one Charlie Wright. well known in
this city. broke into George A. Wells
hardware store and made away with
. l0t Of cutlery. smoothing irons, etc
Policeman Daniels vas soon on his
track and he IL Row serving sentence
OF twenty days for drunkenness and
disordsriy e0ndnct. after whs-' iwill
be tried Ger burglary.
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PRINT remnants cents for the
balance of the week at Baldauf Bros.
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DON'T WATT.-Parties, wanting rasp-
berries to can. should leave their or
ders at Sewers 4 Neagle' before they
are all gone.
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OUR "MALssH."-Company f, Third
regiment went down to Ottumwa on
the Fourth TO help out the celebrating
folks there, and they came home re-
porting grand good time. and the OF
tumwa boys right up on the hospitable
way Of doing things. There was COM
Ietitive drill between company +, and
company q, and the 0ttumwa papers
say that in the handling of arms our
company was best, while in marching,
the home company surpassed, and took
the first prize, $40; the second, SZ5, be-
ing sent our boys. The Table TGlk pa-
per says: after the conclusion of the
prize drill, and q rest of 10 minutes
the companies reformed and prepared
for the sham battle. 20 Grounds of am
mIunition werS issued to each man.
CD. O, marched to the woods east of
the speakers stand, threw out skir-
mlshers and advanced 10 meet the
enemy Go. F) The skirmishers came
upon the enemy as they were crossing
q lrayine, and opened ire upon them.
Then fell back and rallied upon their
company. When the firing began in
earnest, Capt. Martin. By flank move
mi,nt, placed his men ON top OF the
hfll, In the position first helS by 90. q.
Co. @, rstreating down the hisl. where
thsy halted. reformed. and advanced
up the hili to meet the enemy, who
we're charging upon them with
axsd bayonets. They stopped them
with . steady valley which forced them
to retreat. Co. q. attempted to regain
thstr position on the hill By . flank
movement. but their ammunition Civ
Ing ont. they were compelled to fall
ba<k. The nnmber killed has been
vassousiY estimated Wounded -one
Pnvase Eddy. Of eompany =, was pow
dsz burnsd n TIE fsca By crowdlns
100 eiass on 10 e0mpany musket.
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FLOWERS arranged in bouquets or
for weddings. funerals or parties and
nice variety of house plants always on
hand at tine Kemble Greenhouse.
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OvERRULED.-Ths motion for new
trial in the Oppenheimer case was
overruled by Judge CrOzier, and now
the Supreme Court will have chance
at il.
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Sheriff Barr took David 5
Hites. of jefferson township, and +. III.
Meek, Of this city. To the Asylum. Fri
day.-bOth committed on account OF
insanity, in a mild degree.
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For trees and vines. fruit bearing oI
ornamental. for fall or spring planting
see X. X. Kemble X ca. and get the
best of trees.
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GOOD TINE.-Fifty-eight minutes is
given to US rs the best time made by a
double team from New sharon TO this
CITY. Is that the best?
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EASY FATTENED.-SeyeTal farmers
Tuesday reported that the pastures this
season have been more than ordinarily
rich i'm fattening properties for pigs,
and that the gain made was consider
ably greater than on the grass last year.
EVERY FAMILY i'm Mahaska County
Is especially invited to come TO the
Beehive Store and invest In some Of
our many bargains. We are determin-
ed To please those who deal with Us,
and promise good goOis, and low prices
60 all.
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AT BARGAINs.-By reference to
another column you will see that the
OsF- .oosa Livery and Transfer Co. are
Offering at rare bargains a large lot of
secondhand buggies and spring wag-
ons. all in good repair.
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BE HONEsT.-The man who has
found Charles Blattner's note book and
contents should be honest enough to
return il.
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A CHANsE-After this week, the
Saturday issue Of THE HERALD will be
printed lxte on Friday afternoon OF
very early 6 fsaturday morning. The
change, sc find by two or three trials
in thar .saS' will give greater sztisfact-
iorao Midtown readers. and
fll enzbs have THE HERALD
for Sunday reA.
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PoOLED.-The Rock Island 3 ID Di-
agonsl roads have entered 70 an
agreement tn maintain rates in certain
territory for the next two years. Des
MOines and Jasper counties are Gov
cred by the agreement.
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DEAD.-The many friends Of the
family here will regret to learn Of the
death of Mrs. W. NJ. Walker. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. LOugh. formerly
of this city. Mrs. Walker died at her
home in Kansas. hut We are without
.s.4a ur mart sauIara
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WANTED.-5UnOOd dozen eggs wanted
at the highest market price, at the
Beehive
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sERyED HIa William Har-
gra E celebrated the fourth Of July by
getting drunk. and being very DESTROYS
20 whip somebody or everybody. The
Hast person he wanted 70 -paralyze" was
sam smith. who getting tired of hear
ing his erozkings. gave him a most
fustly deserved trouncing.
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EJSOR RENI.-FoHr good dwelling houses &c
rent Enquire OF
46sTl J.F AND W. r. LACEY.
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Advertisements under this head at cents per
line. No insertion for less than IS cents.
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#4ttNkt8t - ~. AHNA AftAatA
fnnneial part az the work YER
eaEisEactory manner. and i aere1Itabls
basiness at en- ths part 81 the bank
1he warrants will run nnfiI isss and
-. sna dras - peT osuf lnisrssk -
proxfSsd ~ a..
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ENOR Good dwelling house
z barn, and four lots, all In good condition
In Van Meter Dallas CO.. Iowa For further In
formation inquire al DR.. Pardun's, OskalOOsa
Iowa, or al residence.
3pW8pd SILAs PARKER.
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Notes From Waco.

WACO, Feb. 7. - Special - Mayor
Wilkes has been an open ana eloquent
advocate of the policy of issuing city
bonds to pay for public improvements
in Waco. He comes out in a card in the
Day this evening, announcing that he
is now opposed to the issuance of bonds.
This sudden change Of heart causes con-
siderable comment and criticism, and is
construed by many as an electioneering
move, albeit the mayer has declared he
will not be a candidate for re. election.
The bond question will be voted on
Monday.
A colored preacher in this city ha,
just completed and has in press 4 book
answering the volume written, pub-
Eshed by white Wacoite few months
ago, which promulgated the doctrine
that negro has no soul. The discussion
Is amusing.
"The Waco university excursion for
the New Orleans exposition will leave
hero ON the morning of the 10th, Dr,
Burleson will head IL, and ex-students,
az Wei as those now attending, can 90
Special cars In abundance Will be bro.
vided,snd the round-trip fare Is onlySlb
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burglar. mt sulphur sn,I,e.

SuLrHuR SPRINGS, Feb. 7.-LSpecisl.l
Last night, about 2or 3 O'Clock, the drug
house of e. g. Patton 4 Co. was entered
by burglars and the safe blown open a
a scientific manner. About sl,435 In
cash was extracted therefrom and also
a portmonie full of notes amounting 10
$1,000. No goods were taken that have
been noticed. The work scenes to have
been that Of professionals. Also the
hardware house of Jarbol, Henderson q
Co. was broken into and some pistols,
cartridges, ETC., taken. Some of the
tools used in cracking the safe OF Patton
d co. were taken from Honnant's black-
smith shop. No clue to the parties has
been madepnblio as yet, but doubtless
something will be known soon.
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A Religious Fanatics Crime.

81. LOUIS, Feb. IA dispatch from
Vincennes, Indiana, reports a double
tragedy last evening. Henry Street
man, who has four children sick with
typhoid fever, has been very religlously
inclined. Last evening he was prsying
over his sick children when his wlfe
told him IL, he would build fire he
would do them more real service.
This enraged Streetman and seizinr 4
heavy spade handle he brutally beat
his wife over the head and body and
clubbed his father-in-law, SO years old,
till he killed him. Streetman was
finally overpowered by the police, hut
not until City Marshal Ramer was bad
~ beaten. Mrs. Streetman was fatally
injured. The murderer was Jailed and
is thought to be insane,
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Nothing Definite is Reeeised From Car.
izzO Springs, but
A BLOODY FIGHT is REPORTED.
WIN the Statement that Fourteen Mexi-
cans Were Knlcd-short and Phelsn
In Court-Dynamite Notes
From Home and Abroad.
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD
Mysterious s,abbing at wea.herrord


WEArHERFoRD, Feb. Especial, T.
Frank Frleze, clerk about 20 years
old, and Frank Dorsey, express messen-
ger, about % years old, came raining
into the barber shop adjoining the City
restaurant at las, saying they had beef,
stabbed by some unknown party. On
examination 1t was found that Friexe,
who had been taken up into the City
notei' was deeply stabbed in the stom-
ach. Frank Dorsey, who went to the
Carson Il Lewis house, was cut in the
back below the shoulder. The doctors
are doing their best to stop the hemor
rhage. From circumstantial evidence
the party who did the bloody
deed is supposed to be McMartin, from
Newton county, Mississippi, about 35
years of age, medium size, accom-
panied by another man. The two have
wives and children. They were ali
drunk at the time, having arrived on
the the west-bound train tonight.
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Tho situation .. Carriz.

BAN ANTONIO, Feb. 7.-IspecisI. The
situation at Carlo Springs, Dimmett
county, is. strained. Reliable iniorma-
ton Is hard 20 obtain. Mr.. Black,
of Eagle sPass, in on to-night's
train, reports that telegram was
received ut that place this morning,
saying 100 Mexicans had crossed tho
Rio Grande and attacked Sheriff Tum-
llnson, entrenched in or near Carrizo.
Tumllnson had 100 men, poorly armed,
The Mexicans were beaten off, with the
loss Of fourteen killed. Reinforeements
have been constantly arriving there,
and fears of further attack is al!ayed.
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shot by an EdItor.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. IA Wabash
special says: This morning Lee Linn,
the editor OF the Courier, was accosted
by William Hickey, of Largro, who
made threats against Linn's life. Tho
latter pulled revolver and shot him
through the breast twice. He will die.
Kicker came TO town for the purpose OF
doing Linn up, but was avoided by
Linn. This morning he lying In
wait for Linn, who, after warning him
to keep away, shot him. Hickey called
at Linn's office last fall to ventilate a
grievance, and was then shot at by tho
editer, but escaped injury.
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The Itnlinn Idea.

ROME, Feb. THE universal opinion
of the chamber of deputies is that Italy
ought at once TO send large force to
the support of the English in Egypt.
The premier hesitates to endorse this
view, but the ministers and the deputies
fully concur. Premier Mancini had a
long interview to-day with the British
ambassador.
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Matters at Mesquite.

MESQUITE, Feb. Especial. l-The
town is looming. A hardware and i'm
plement house has been established this
week.
return Monday. M
John II. Culiom, the pro tenn editor OF
the Mesquiter, 10 making lively pspcr.
Uncle Sam failed TO deliver the HER-
AID this morning. = 7
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Trlala nt araanxIlla.

GREENviLLE, Feb. L. [spcoisl.l =
Theft cases are now occupying tho dis
trict court.
Jack Hughes, for theft of money from
Huntsville.
Budd English, for theft of horse
from t. X. Kidd, of Collin county, was
given eight years,
In the case of b. i. Hambrick charged
with murderous assault upon j. b. Nc
Malone, the jury found verdict of az
gravated assault and fined him 5000.
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Anarehists Executed

BERLIN, Feb. 7.--Reinsdorf and
Keuchler, the anarchists sentenced to
death some weeks ago by the imperial
court at Leipsic for attempting to cause
the death of the emperor and other i'm
perialists at the Neiderwald celebration.
were executed this morning at Halle.
The execution took place in prison and
was by the sword.
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Royal Family Matters.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Queen Victoria will
visit Cannes about the time of the
university of the Duke OF Albany !
death 1T that place. The definite
announcement Is made IN Brussels that
marriage has been arranged between
Princess Clementine, daughter of King
Leopold, of Belgium, and Prince Albert,
Victor, the elder son of the prince of
Wales. The princess Clementine was
born on July 30, 1864, and Prince Albert
Victor has just attained his majority.
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Arabi Pasha,s OPINION.

CEYLoN, Feb. 7.Arabi Pasha, in an
interview upon the fall of Khartoum,
said that he believed before the capitu-
lation of the city FL Mahdi had at least
100000 soldiers. BY soldiers, Arab
said he meant only men armed
with spears. The prophets army,
Arab continued, varied in size ac.
cording TO the news of British
success or reverse, upon which the dis.
position of the tribal chiefs depended.
He believed the capture df Khartoum
would draw all the Arabian chiefs un-
der the standard of El Mahdi. Around
khartoum, Arab thinks, the prophet
had at least 10000 men.
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Naughtincss a. Coleman.

COLEMAN, Feb. 7,-lSpecial.l-A difi-
Guilty occurred here last night, at the
skating rink, between Pat wirren and
William Jones, in which the former cut
the latter, making an ugly wound. Both
parties are young men OF this city and
highly respected.
County court adjourned this evening,
winding up by trying two cyprians for
vaErancy, but they were acquitted tor
want OF evidence. rs fl tl'I
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Hanlnn win, Arnin.

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Feb. I'm tho
sculling match to-day between Hanlan
and Clifford, Hanlan was victorious,
coming in six lengths. ahead,
Hanlan won as he pleased. Both men
were in excellent condition. An enor-
nous crowd witnessed the contest.
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Theylrs Beeomipg rrIrhlened.

BERLIN, Feb. 7.-Austria has been
asked to join Germany and Russia in
the formation of an International OK
tradition league, based on the princi-
pies of the treaty recently completed
between Germany and Russia for the
mutual extradition of anarchists.
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srnt ont of swit1nrIand

GENEVA, Feb. Tho Geneva fed
eral council has expelled a country doc
tor named EMS, naturalized Ameri-
can of German origin, who is said to be
most active member of the anarchists.
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Portugal is somo pumnlin.

LISBON, Feb. THE governor OF An
gola announces that Portugal seized
both banks of the lower Congo river, be-
tween the 9th and 18th of January,