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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-20
HARMLESS LIARS.
What the Customers say I'm FashiOna-
Bile Jewslry Store.
CELIA LOGAN.
FroD. tie Pitt.6uyg 01ronieIo.

Bile Jeweiry Store.
From the Pitt.6urg Chronicle.
81 want it for a friend" he said, blush
i. ing like young girl and looking very
Uncomfortable. 1t was in a Smithtield
street jewelers. store, and the unhappy
youth with the red cheeks was asking for
a wedding ring. He had a little bit Of
silk between his finger and thumb, and he
repeated nervously TO the polite gentle
man behind the counter:
Il want IL fora frlend-this is the meas
urement."
Luckily It does not require long 10
choose wedding ring.
IAN old fable, fiction that almost
every man who buys a wedding ring en-
ploys," said the iewelor, as the customer
disappeared. "Of course he Is the man
who viii put that ring upon the finger OF
the bride, but be says ne wants il FOR a
friend. There are plenty OF other
white lies told I'm front OF this counter.
Some behind 10 you say? j dare say, but
bridesmaids lies about his wares aroeX-
plainablo, il not eXcusable. ON business
grounds. while some OF the little lies Of
our customers are fantastic 1bs that
one cannot account for on any theory at
all.
81 have customers who tell lies deliber-
Htely, and, 80 far as ] can see, unnecessa-
lilly. For example, there is resident Of
this city. wealthy and wise, and, In per-
nlstent fabrication makes him SO, wicked.
lie 10 fond of iewelry, and has good taste.
soutaire rings are bis favOrites. Oneday
~ almost every month be rushes INTO the
store, knocks over a stool or two, perhaps
scafes some lady customers nearly 10
death, and makes me instinctively reach
Tor my revolver Then he gasps out:
want TO see some diamond rings
awful hurry--catch ADMINISTRATION " ash
ington--half hour?
This spasm generally lasts two min
utes Afterward he settles quietly down
ana perhaps spends an hour looking ut dia-
monds. He never varies his formula, Is
always just on the point OF going 70
Washington, and J happen 70 know he
never goes. A remarkable r0mancer
oomee from a good family. She rs "a
WIDOW and has money, and often won.
oef she does not find a mate again. she n
~ pretty. AT intervals she comes here
Nla heafss pretty little story for my
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AERIALNAVIGAT1oN.
The Wonderful Ship Invented by Prof.
HOneycutt.

From tho Me,nphjs Av1laRcae.
Hot SPRINGS, ARK, Nov. 14.-PrOf
Honeycutt, the inventor of a new and
novel air ship, OF which a great deal has
been heard Of late, arrived in the city
this morning at II O'clock.
He exhibited his machine and its opera
tions 10 a number Of citizens. Owing to
the fact that Mr.. Honeyoutt has not Sc.
cured foreign patents yet, he does not
wish full and detailed description Of his
machine or the theory Of its operations
The demonstration was only with model
Of the motor. Prof. H0neycutt designs
using balloon as the lifting power, ana
assuming that the fact that a balloon of
sufficient power 10 raise any necessary
amount OF weight could DO constructed,
was 30 we'll known 70 the scientific world
az 10 need no proof.
He only designed 20 demonstrate the OBJ
GRAFTON Of his motor and the solution Of
the difficulties in propelling balloon IN
any direction az will. His model repre-
sents the ship which will hang suspended
below the balloon, aud contains the mo-
tive power and the passengers. Tho
wings are in the air and attached inge-
niOusly 20 the side, and reyolve rapidly.
The little snip was suspended IN the air
and at once moved on gracefully and
fOated round and round the room. Tho
wings are constructed little similar t.,
those on the wheel Of wind mill and op0
crate on the air on the principle OF a
screw propeller In the water, thus having
pulling power, which Will drive the ship
forward.
The ingenious system Of machinery Is
such that by the stroke Of the lever as In
q locomotive, the wings may be reversed,
taking the ship backwards. Turned in
another direction they VIII help the ship
% rise and In another causing II 20 de-
scend, or yet in another direction causing
the ship TO describe a circle, turn abruptly
around or rise on an an inclined plane.
Storms, he says, may be avoided by sec
ing them before encOuntering them aud
then avoiding them b. lodging 10 the
right, 20 the left, rising above them or ily-
ing ahead Of them.
The professor made his theory Of aerial
navigation look not only possible but abb
solutely feasible. He is now endeayorlng
90 obtain financial aid by organizing "a
company % construct a trial machine,
with balloon sufficient % carry four
horse power steam engine and TWO men,
or from 500 20 1900 pound weight.
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NLopS only AZ stations named Pa hmm
buffet sleeping cars Washington to Jackson
vile. Pullman palace sleeping care to and
from Jacksonville and Louisville and Gaines
vile and Montgomery, via ThOmasyile and
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CONNECTIONS.

At SAVANNAH for Charleston at 7:lO m,
las m and 500 m; for Augusta and At
lanta at $40 q m and $40 p m; with steam
ships for New Y ork Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; for Boston Thursday; for Baltimore
Tuesday and Friday.
At JESUP for Brunswick at 2: II a m and
$50 a m; for Macon IL :35 a m and 1929 mid
night.
AT WAYCROSS for Brunswick at S:4O a n
and 1910 p m Except Sunday.
At CALLAHAN for Fernandina at 80 M
and 2:S0 p m Except Sunday; for Waldo,
Cedar Key, Ocala, etc, at ll:33 IN {eNcep5
sunday and $3.50 p m. '13Ha -ea3
AtJACKSONVILLE with rail ana steamer
lines divergIng.
At LIVE OAK for Madison Tallahassee,
etc, at 1926 n m. -Le5
At GAINESVILLE for Ocsia, FRrares,
Pemberton's Ferry, Brooksvlle ana Vanpaa az
l:20 m; for Cedar Key at 1900 ? IN ,e2cegs
Sunday
At ALBANY for Macon and Moutgomery.
At CHA for Pensacola Mes
bile, New Orleans; withPeople's line steamers
advertising to leave for Apalachicolaon sW-
day. and for Columbus on Tuesday after ar
rival fast mai train.
Tickets sold and sleeping car berths secured
at Bren's Ticket Onlce, and nc the Passensef
Station. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Gen'l Pass. AGENT
II. G. FLEMING Suut
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GOING NORTH.

CONNECTIONS AT TERMINAL POINTS.
Al Augusta--Trains 81 and So connect with
outgoing trains OF Georgia Railroad, Column
bia. Charlotte and Augusta Railroad, and
south Carolina Railroad. Train So connects
with OUTGOING train on Augusta and Knox
vile Railroad. Train 81 connects with trains
Tor SylVanla, WrightsYille and Louisville.
AT Atlanta-1rains 81 and So connect with
Air Line and Kennesaw routes to all points
North and East, and with all diverging roads
for local stations
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RailroaOa.
Savannah, Florida { Western Ry.

800 Meridian time. which il RAJ ~ CGhtral
than Savannah time slower
On AND AFTER SUNDAY. Nov. Il 1909
- passenger Trains on this road viii i r,,,,
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Charleston & Savannah BY. CO.

All trains wait indefinitely atSayannah iof
connection with S., Z. a W. Ry
N0rthlCard.
No $50 No. 49, No. 8bf
Lv Savannah. l:45pm 7:l0am S:O0pm
Ar Augusta, a.. .... 300 p IN .'s.
Ar Beaufort 4:4Opm l:l5 a m poe.
Ar Port ROYAL e.. 1855 p IN l:35 IN ......'
Ar Allendale 49,. 500 p m ll:l9 a m -: -.
Ar Charleston $3.50 p m 1855 p m l:lV 8 III
S0atthtrdrd. ..
No.3L.e No.ie.* No.D." ho.4o,
Lv Charleston. 8:00am l:0pm 4'UJam S'Ioaw
Lv Augusta. ....... l0:20am .--...' .t'''"
Nv Allendale 6:00aml2a9pm ....... .-.'.-'
Lv Port Royal. 7:5Oaml2:S5um ....-.. .-'.-''
Lv Beaufort s:i0aml2:t0pm ......- -,
AR Savannah :53am 4:l2pm 6:Alam O'-1a"
Daily ,s
Train No. a. win stop only at hldgeiMiu'
Green Pond and Ravenel. Of
For tickets. slice ping car reservations anu s ~
other information, apply 20 Wllllam DiToss'
Ticket agent. % Bull street, and az q auu Is
Ry Ticket Office at s., L. and W. Ky DesO''
Nov. is, 1855. G. S. GADSDEN, oul...
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oIOps az AT feRuIar sIdII0ns. FuImdn pA-
ace sleeping cars to snd from savannah and
Jacksonville, Savannah and Gainesville Sa-
vannah and Macon via Jesup. Jacksonville
and Louisville via Thomasv.lle. Albany and
Montgomery. Pullman buffet sleeping cars
Jacksonville to Washington.
JESUP EXPRESS.
$3.50 m Lv Savannah ......Ar SAB M
6.20 m Ar -........J esup.-..... Lv 5:45 a N
Stops at all regular and flag stations.
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AailrnaOs.
CentraI& Southwestern RaiIr'dS.

All trains Of this system are run by stand
ard te0) Meridian time, which is So minutes
slower than time kept by city,
SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. *. 1885.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PASSEN-
~ GER TRAINS on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches will run as
fOIlOws.
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KNOW IHK BIZ, by reading the 9scl-
ence of Life.n the best mcdicm work ever
published, for young and middlo-aged men.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

BOWIE, March 3l.-[Specigi.l - The
weather is fine and farmers are making
tho most of it. Corn planting is finished
in mosS places. Wheat is, coming on
rapidly and is looking Wei.
Stockmen report grass as getting good.
especially in the low places, and large
enough to be of some benefit to cattle.
The Bowie social club gave hop last
night which is said to hGye been
highly enjoyable affair.
The Penn Il Davis brick building is
nearly completed, The briokWOrk being
entirely finished, and the woodwork is
being rapidly done.
The BaptiSts have been holding an as-
soCiation here since Friday last, and q
been in attendance.
This mornings train broug hit large
number of persons, most OF whom were
en- route to Montague to attend district
court.
l.. c. Sparkman, esq, OF Decatur, .
prominent criminal lawyer, passed
through to Montague to-day. Tte
states docket was taken up to-day, ana
will occupy the court tho entire weGH,
at least, A good many citizens are aS-
sent at court as witnesses and Jurors,
Bricks are being hapisd ana piled q
on some Of the lots lately purchased z
Msssrs i. II. Lively 2nd Davis Bro.
on Smythe street, and it is understood
that work on the proposed business
buildings mentioned IN special sev sr@J
days since.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
FROM CHINA TO ST. LOUIS DIRECT
4 Train OF rea-faiiuros, One at Wealth
erford - Heavy Litigation - The
share Market - teatureisss
Condition - General.
Tone Of the stock Market.

NRw HoRs, March 3l.-Governments
duh and hrm, without change in quota
tions, except for per cents, which is 4
por cent. higher.
State s6curitles little more active
aud quotations In some cases a shade
lower.
Railway bonds quiet, except tor Erie
seconds, new West Shore hrsts
and Nickel Plate iiTsis, aud the
prices OF these this afternoon showed
some Improvement. The stock market
continues duh aud there Is little ol
special interest, The extreme huc.ua-
ten OF Western Union, Lake Shore,
New York Central, aud Central of New
Jersey were per cent, In Centra, Pa
cihu IL pcr cent, and Tor tho remainder
OF the list less than ppr cent through
out the entire day. Tho announcement
was made IN tho afternoon that steel
rail mills, II In number, under
a contract with tho Thomas Iron com-
pany were shut down yesterday on ac-
count Of the damoralizod condition of
trade. Tho president of the company
says ho declined 10 quote steel rails any
longer, Rs the pr.ra had declined as low
as $3.50 por ton &c the mill which was
materially below the coat OF production.
he thought other mills would follow
the example. The announcement had
l.itlo, if any, immediate effect upon the
market, however. transactions 100000
shares.
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Miaeola Local Notes.

MINEoLA, March 3l.--LSpecisll- Cold
weather and rain have been distlaced
by spring-time and sunshine.
A new hotel is being constructed on
the site of the old ono recently con
sumed by fire. M. Z, Cason, the for
mer proprietor of the Boon Good, will
manage and own it.
Various improvements are being
made throughout the town. Col, Bagby's
larder was Invaded Sunday night and
the contents removed to some safe place
known only to the invader.
Only D short time ago the dry goods
store of II. Sodakson was bored into and
goods to the amount of several hun dred
dollars, were missing. No clue has been
been discovered. officers detained g,
son of Ham yesterday By Handwriting
him. He answered the description og
one George Washington, wanted for
murder. After some Investigation tho
officers found that they had "bagged''
the wrong man and released him.
Mr.. j. +. Mcdaniel, agent for tho Pa.
cific Express Company, is lying very
low of typhoid fever.
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PANANA, March 3l.-Gep. C0rreoso
! as Been released by the rebel general,
Aizpnru, whose tar,ns for peace are as
follows "Gonirua to remain tenn
pcrsrilp rs civil governor of the state,
ana not presidents AizpurU 80 be com
nsndeT-in-chief OF the state forces to
TO raised to 1909 mon; Prostens 10 con-
tiuue in command at Coen."
These terms wore rejected by Goniva.
GOrresO Immediately resignod Matters
still remain n -~atu5 quo.
Great disturbances are re-
ported IL Colon. Yesterday
afternoon Gen Preston,in command o.
the rebel forces Mt Colon, demanded the
delivery of Jhe cases Of arms brought
bT rhe steamoP Co on from New York,
The arms wsro refused. PreStan then
seized the steamer with on armed force,
iTnprisonins the captain, the parser and
the agen6, Of the Paeitie Pacific mail mail
was was also thrown into prison,
along with an officer of tho United
States steamer Galena, Capt. Dow, OF
the Pacific Mail, who Went 70 Colon,
was also uarrasted and thrown
into iail. G9n. Preston gave
orders TO IA fire on any
| foreign armed force attempting 20 Ianu'
! Tits ripnrted til 1t her majesty's steam
| shin Lity, On nearing tho wharf, was
fred upon aud returned the fire. Pres
ton holds his prisoners as hostages,
saving that if the arms sare not de-
liyerei TO him before eo'clOck p. m. they
viii all be shot. ..a
onors. The delivery OF arms beiug agreed
to, The creates. Indignation is AK,
pressed in Colon and Panama ut the in.
activity of the men-of-war in not resent
ing theoutrage.
Buena Ventura surrendered to the
government forces yesterday. AiSpuru
en- tered Panama at o'clock this morn
inc, Piring has besu going on 1vel
since. The rebels have apparently cap
tured Quartet, as at about | p. IN. The
rebel guubOat BOyaca kept firing on tht
town, but after halt a dozen shots dc
) sisted. AT A p. m. all firing had ceased
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freu, this city, shows that deceased
came m the house In perfect health, aud
Mrs. liOopiron performed a criminal
operation, causing, the girls death the
next day. Several women swOre that
operations had heon performed ON them,
and also that IL was known that children
had been born in the house aud
mysteriously disappeared. Twins
born healthy were found dead
in tho house later, One witness
swore that her daughter, now In New
Mexico, told her that an infant was
burned in furnace. Mrs, Hospfren
was committed 10 await the action OF
the district attorney.
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General Washington Intelligence.
NICK BELL, GETS THERE.

WAsHINGToN, March 3l.-The post
master general has decided TO remove
J. +, Crawford, superintendent OF the
foreign mail service. Nicholas M. Bell,
of st. Louis will succeed him.
FORCED TO REDUCE.
The force in the bureau of engraving
aud printing has been reduced by "
men, because congress falled
to make the necessary approprla
ton to increase the guam.
tity of United States notes furnished
the Treasury of the United States for
redemption and exchange.
IN SPITE OF THE MUGWUMPS
Secretary Manning has appointed Eu'
gene Higgins, of Baltimore, chiet OF the
appointment Bureau of the Treasury
Department.
REPUBLICAN WAR PAINT.
At the caucus of the Repub lican SEN
ators tonight decision was reached 10
resist removals from offices which have
been fixed by tenure of law, except 10Y
cause, until the expiration OF their
terms.
Hon. Walter Evans, x'commissionel
of internal revenue, will leave
Washington tomorrow 10r Louis
vile, where he will re-
sumo his law practice. M Evans
takes with him the good will and es
teem of host of Washington friends.
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Mckinney MalfactOrs.

MCKINNEY, March 3l.-ISpeciai'l i
Hiram Robertson. charged with cattle
stealing, was lodged in Jail last night by
Sheriff Beck. Robertson had been a
fugitive for several years, and had mar
ried a squaw at Arbuckle mountain, IN
ihe Indian Nation, and is well connected
in this county.
A Jury and number of witnesses are
engaged in the justice court determin-
ing how much four drinks and two
empty barrels we're worth to the Collin
county oil works. Defense VS.. oil.
Marshal Mckee and Sheriff Beck to.
day arrested Ellis Barnett and Dennls
Jaggers, charged with passing counter'
/ felt money,
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MACON, GA, March a.-On Saturday
morning last, while Jesse Doles, a young
farmer, living seven miles from Vienna,
Dooley county, was plowing in his field,
George Rose, negro and ex-convict,
entered the dwelling, committed an
outrage upon his wife and then
cut her throat, She was found
soon afterwards by her husband, who
assembled the neighoors and began a
search for Rose. He was captured sun.
took his confession, mutilated his per-
son and hanged him naked to a tree on
the public road, whore he yet hangs
The negroes took part in the lynching
and could, with difficulty, be restrainel
iron burning Rose at the stake.
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The New Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-William X.
Roberts, of New York, nominated for
the Chilian mission, is 55 years OF age
and has resided in New York city the
past 40 years. He was elected to the
forty-aecond and forty-third congresses,
and declined denomination to the for
ty-fourth congress. During bis term OF
service in congress he opposed what
was known as the "back pay"
bill and on It's passage was the irst man
to order his portion al tho sum TO De
turned into the United States treasury.
Roberts is also known as q supporter oi
all efforts TO henefit his naive land,
Ireland, ana is said 10 have considerable
influence among our Irish citizens. II
was on the resolution offered by Mr.
Roberts, while in congress, that the
Fenians Imprisoned in Canadian 1ails,
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sveetwater News aleanings,

SwEETwATER, March 3l.-lSpecial.l-
Very fine weather, with indications OF
rain.
Stock is now doing finely, and stock
men are preparing for the spring work.
Deputy Sheriff Fred A. Beall last
night arrested man for disorderly
conduct, who gives his name as Robert
Ingles. He is thought by officials to De
fugitive from Justice. lngles is apoul
26 years old, 5 feet or inches high,
weight 100 or 165 pounds, complexion
light, heavy light mustache, dark
auburn hair, rough dressed. small blue
eyes and is now held to work out a
fine.
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Nominations.

WAsHINGToN, March 3l.-Envoys eX-
traordinary and ministers plenipoten-
tiary of the United States-William K.
Roberts, of New York, to Chilli.
Charles w. B. Back, of Kentucky, to
Peru.
Charles Il. Russell, OF Connecticut,
consul to Liverpool, England.
Henry G.. Pierson, postmaster at New
York city. ,..
missioner OF agriculture.
John r. Morgan, of West Virginia.
collector of internal revenue OF the dis
trict of West Virginia.
Henry p. Keanscher, OF louisiana,
naval officer at New Orleans.
Andrew j. Boyd, OF North Carollna,
collector of internal revenue for the
fifth district of North Carolina.
r. 3. Hubbard, of Texas, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary
of the United States 10 Japan.
VIM w. Lang, of Texas, United State
consul at Hamburg, Germany.
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PALESTINE, Marca 81. - Lspeoial,l -
The Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias
now have a membership of 3S here.
They move into an elegant new hall, ON
Avenue A, this week,
The planters are doing harder and
more work than was ever before doue
in his county. They realize that nothing
but industry and well,tilled farms this
year will set them on their feet again.
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wieher lRemanded-His Bond Fixed
$4,000,

CLEnuRNI, March al Special -
Wicher, tho man who, on Saturday last,
killed Hall, was to-day remandod 10
lail In default of bail, which was flxod
ut $1,000. The wounds pp0r Tho person
and the position of tho corpse when
found, together with marks on tho door
aud blood on the wall, Indicate that Hall
was shot In tho back Of tho head,
through door, while sitting in q chair.
W.cher's mother WAS al tho jail this
evening % see him, aud II is said will
star. 20 Missouri tonight 10 got bail.
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Gilmer GleaninHa.

GILMER, March Sl.-[Special.p-A man
giving his name as Hudson and claim
ing to be telegraph operator, was ar
rested on suspicion Of being one of the
parties who robbed Athens station of
$4S5 Sunday night. He is being held
here now for the arrival Of Marshal
Wagner, of Ty Ter, to take him to that
place for Identification.
The election hsld here to-day went 80
against ard 81 for tho Incorporation OF
the city.
The championship the shooClng-eiuo
was won to-day by p. f, Crosby,
county attorney.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

SAN ANTONIO, March 3l.-,Special.l-
Opening day of the spring meetings:
First race, 2:3S class trot, Maggie
Knox won.
Time-2:3S.
Second race, Three quarter mile heats,
Miss Ward won,
Time-1:22-1 :20la.
Third race, I1alf-mile dash, Minnie
st. John won.
Time-0:E4 seconds.
Fair weather and small attendance;
bettiffxlipht.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

.lusror NgHl I.--5pec.H.. ,-4ills
afternoon the large dry goods business
recently assigned by W. @. Tuiiey 10
Lewis Tuiey, with liabilities Of S25,oOO'
and assets estimated at $4,000, was
closed by attachment from the United
States court at GALVESTON, run ~ tnree
New York firms, w. II. Lyons 4 Co.,
for Si,27g; Morrison, Hcrrlman u Co.,
for SS,S2l; Dunhanl, Buckley IL Co., for
sl,707. II will he sold az soon as sn in
yentory il taken.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

BIG DE,roNsrRArroN BY MINERS.

DIG DEMONSTRATION BE HINEKs'
SHENANDOAH, March 3l,-The largest
abor demonstration in the Anthracite
coal regions that has occurred in the
past 10 years, was held -y.day. Nearly
5000 miners assembled. Six new
branches were formed Of the Miners and
Lahorers assoCiltiOn.
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4 Burglar Tagged.

HUsBARD CRY, March 3l.--lspeo.al.
C. +. Springfield was arrested IN
Athons yesterday, and acknowledged d
10 rothlng I'ewoll Il Goodman
house. He was brought hero to-day by
Deputy sheriff Curry, and 90 eNamina-
ton trial pleaded guilty, and IN default
of 81 GOO I6rd, was ordered 10 iail. lie
refused 10 tell whore he came from.
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AnILENG, March 3L-lspecial.l-ro-
day John l,ohinsou, o prisoner, set iiro
20 the county jail, to escape. Tho
Ouil0 ing wa, frame and tho Games
spread rapidly and Robinson when res
cvad was ALI iost dead from sullocation
and the heat. The building WAS saved
from destr,,ct,od by the county officials,
but was bad ly damaged.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

WEArHsRFoRD, March 3l.-LSpecild.i
Hammond Il Son, hardware merchants
here, were sold out to-day by the sheriff
10 satisfy se7en different creditor firms
viz: Two st Galveston, two at st. Louis
one each Mt New York, Chicago and
Vyeatherford. Total 100000. The stock
was bid in by Messrs. Kidweh II Rain
N.1