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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
North STATE NEWS NOTES.
f'ftenai-Dweiiinr-HS House Burned Burned TO
Death.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., December o.
Governor Scales has been in Green's
ooro two days on business. He will
reuirn tomorrow. The Governor now
appears to be in better health than since
the Spring.
There is a great rush in all the coun-
ties to register deeds and also TO re-
deem land sold to the State for taxes.
There are many books filed with deeds
Tor land in every county Of the State.
ltlS probable that the bulk Of the land
VIII be redeemed. Some people in
craven county say they intend to make
a tight on the matter, but this will only
delay matters. The law will be en-
forced without doubt. and they will
suffer.
The residence Of Mr.. Cal. Freeman.
in Mecklenburg county, was burned By
an accidental fire. Mr.. Freeman lost
all his household effects. He was not
insured.
Mrs. +. A. Jennings, an aged lady.
of Gollsboro'. who recently was badly
burned about the face by falling into
the fire while suffering from an attack
of epilepsy, was again seized BY like
attack Sunday afternoon while alone in
her room, and again fell into the fire.
ibis time her clothing took fire, and in
addition to burning her fatally the bed.
clsthing and window-curtains were i.
nited. The house would have been
burned out but for the fact that a man
saw the flames and rushed to the rescue.
Every effort was made to save the oil
lady. but too late. She died in few
hours.
One Of the oldest merchants in Char
lotte, Samuel K. Cohen, died yesterday 4:
aged siXty-seyen.
Revenue officers appear to lie very
active in various part~ Of the State, and
more captures of Illicit disiilleries have
been made in the past six months than
in two years previous to June.
\ mile OF the Pitt>boro' railway has
been graded, ard :rack-laying begins
next week. Projects are on foot for
building several branch roads.
A negro named George Gray created
a sensation at Charlotte yesterday As
he was led through the streets to Jail
by an officer, handcutIed and with blood
trickliDg from wound on his head.
His offence was assault on a colorcd
preacher with horSewhip. The hepreach-
er was Rev. Isaac Jones. The attack
was unwarranted and malicious. Gray
was Yesterday arraigned before n mag
istrate, who sentenced him to Jail for
thirty DAYS. While the magistrate was
writir- ont the commitment Gray at
tempted TO escape, but vas captured.
An effort was made to handcuf the
prisoner; lie made a desperate resist
sncc, but he finally yielded, and was
led away to Jail.
Reports received by the Auditor arc
that several more of the pension war
rants were lost in transmission through
the mails A warrant was a fortnight
/ ago reported lost; a duplicate wa,
issued. At the same time the dupl.-
cate and original were presented at the
State Treasury for payment. Gireat
care will be exercised about the issue
Of duplicates hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
The Orthography Of SpeciaIlsts.

iLOnuNu NhtuiuhN h'NieN,I
We are being overrun by the follies
Of specialists in the spelling Of proper
names. When specialists write for spe-
cislists. let them spell proper names as
they please. Let them call the Koran
the Our An by all means. This license
applies both TO books and TO reviews
and other articles which, like most
essays on Oriental literature and phi
lOSopby and religion, are written FOR
specialists by specialists. But in lite
rature, in beiles lcttrcs, let us keep
the speech our fathers bequeathed
to Us. Let Juggernaut remain Jug
gernaut in all ordinary literature,
ard let Jaganath roll his wheels
over the bodies Of philologistS. let
HarouD-al-Eashid abide as our child
hood knew him, and never may Kong
fu-tzi usurp tie place Of Confucius as
familiar to Dr. johnson. A sor, Of
pedantS began this new craze with their
Oulumpos 90 Mr.. Gladstone, and. If
they don't like Olympus, they can
Oulump it. But we cling in English
literature to Olympus, and only speak
Of Oulumpia when in the very dulleSt
company. As to " Aiskhulos, ," away
with him he never Tough; the Mede
nor wrote the Eumcuide,. These
were the deeds of old Eschy
luS. Who could recognize the lady
who "loyed the people well " in "God-
giiu She is good enough for profess
sorS Of prehistoric English rs she is
spoke at oxford. Of course, there is a
difficulty. Are we TO call Homer's
hero Ulysses: 1t is hard TO 10 so. for
Ulysses was such a very different man
fcm Odys>eus. Even to that would
We descend sooner than call Godiya
" Godciiu outside OF an arti-
Gle in an Anclo-SaXon review
or Jucgernaut Jaganath. And yet il
is bard and it is hard to be obliged
by the same kind Of pedantry turned
inside ont to call /euS " Jupiter ' AMI
llera Juno" They are such very
different persons, Just as Neptune IS
one god and PoSidon quite another. \
certain liberty to "go aS you please '
must he permitted in these matters. To
deny il would be TO fall back again on
the other side into the manner of
- Ouida " and lecOute de LlSlc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
OUR LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE PRINCE OF PEACE.
Christmas Festival OF the second Bapti'
AHnAav q Noof.

Christmas Festival OF the >ecoud Bap""
sunday =, hooi.
Yesterday evening at G o'clock the
spacious audience-room Of the Secon1
Baptist church was crowded with A
brilliant audience, attracted by the an
nnal festival Of the Sunday school.
The galleries were filed by the school
and the lower floor by the large audi
ence present.
The following programme had been
thoroughly rehearsed by the school and
the Mozart orchestra and was rendered
in really superb style:
Voluntary by Orchestra and organ. J..
Chorus. joyful Day. 2. Responsive reau-
ing. The King. 8. Hymn, Cniid OF Hop
{. Prayer by Rev. W. J. Shipmans .. Cho-
rus. We Join in Holy Concert. o. Respon-
sive reading, The Priest. 7. Chorus. Heraids
Flying. E. Responsive reading, The Christ.
o. Chorus Beautiful Scene. 10. Responsive
reading, The Promised Child. IL. Chorus.
Prince Of Peace. II. Responsive reading
The Heavenly Song. lS. Chorus, Han
Golden Morning! IA. Responsive reading
Faith, 10. Address by Rev. W. W. Lam
drum, ID. ID. 16. Chorus. Through Inc
Nighi-Waich. II. Responsive reading Inc
Ransomed. Is Chorus, The Happy Day Is
Come. 10. BeBediction.
The reading. led by DR.. Landrum in
bis clear voice. and responded to by the
well-trained school, was very fine and
Of the music it is sufficient to say that
it was gotten up under the general di-
rection of Colonel W. F.. Tanner, and
was a complete success. even for him.
DR.. Landrum in his admirable ad-
dress cordially congratulated the super
intendent Ou. X. Ellyson, ESQ., on the
favorable circumstances under which
they met and the flourishing condition
Of the school He spoke eloquently
and tenderly of Gods great Christmas
gift TO US and Of what our Christmas
gift should be TO Him. God gave 10
guilty world His Son. We should give
Him our love. our service, our sub
stance, and our sympathy and love for
His cause. lie wildly pictured the
progress Of the great Sunday-school
work, and closed with telling appeal
to Sunday.schoo workers to be more
earnest and more faithful in the future.
Before the benedictiOn was pro-
nounced Mr.. EAyson returned thanks
to the Mozart orchestra for their admi-
rable service, and gave directions for
marshalling the classes to the room be-
low. where $50 plates were laid, and the
school and their invited guests were
treated to a really elegant banquet.
The whole affair was a grand sue
cess, and reflected the highest credit on
all concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
NEW-YEER'S VISITORS.

Preparations for The Entertainment Of the
Newark and Philadelphia Clubs.
A called meeting Of the City Demo-
cratic Committee was held Yesterday,
the Superintendent, Colonel John b.
Cary, in the chair. and present the fol-
lowing others MessrS. John f. Ham
kins. Percy Gray, W. A. Sublett,
Meade Haskin,, Henry Metzger, Benja-
min NJ. Quarles, w. 5. Goode, James
McGraw, James Gibbons, J. b. Welsh,
j. T. Ferriter, 6. McD. Blake, j. I.
StIatton, and julius 10th.
On motion, Mr.. j. Taylor Stratton
was requested TO act as secretary pro
tenn.
The superintendent stated that he
was in receipt OF letter from the Joel
Parker Legion stating that they would
be here on January lSt. 1t was also
said that there would be a Democratic
club here from Philadelphia. 1t was
resolved that though there are to
be no formalties attending the inaugu-
ration Of General Lee, these visit
ors. who are coming here for that occa-
sion, should have a warm welcome to
the city, and an appropriation was
made therefor.
The presidents OF the ward clubs
were invited to take part in the enter
tainment and a committee Of arrange
ments was appointed as follows ::
Messrs. j. T. Ferriter, j. f. liankins,
Henry Metzger, James Gibbons. and
Percy Gray.
The thanks of the committee were
voted the Honorable George L. Christian
for valuable legal services rendered the
committee in arguing the Electoral
Board case before the Supreme Court
of Appeals. The committee had pre-
yiously rendered Judge Christian a fee
for his services, but that he declined.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
HrIelsnnn RrrsnnnIs.
Mr.. W. s. otlett continues in a cri-
tical condition

Mr.. W. 5. 0tlett continues in a cri-
teal condition
Rev. Georg Cooper, d. D., will
preach q speial sermon at thc First
Baptist churcl (colored) on Neg-l ears
day at o'cltck p. NJ.
Several Rihmond gentlemen left here
for Lynchb,rg yesterday to attend a
dinner TO begiven this evening to Major
Daniel by ciizens of that place.
A life-siz portrait, painted by A. I.
Craig, was presented to DR.. Hatcher,
pastor of trace.Street Baptist church,
by his congregation. as a Christmas
present.
The Laor HerGid has been declared
the organ Of the knights Of Labor Of
this jurisdiction by District Assembly
No. 81. Mr.. William II. Mullen is the
editor Of the Labor Herald.
Mr.. hryey. an inmate Of the SOL
diers' Home, died yesterday morning
after brief illness Of pneumonia.
The deceased came here from Farmyille.
where le was well known and had
many fhends.
In tie Dispatch OF the lSt Of jan
uary list Of those who will receive
that day will be published as usual.
1t seems agreed that calling Shall cease
at jP. NJ, in order to allow the ladies
time TO rest and prepare for the ball.
Quite a large number of MEM
bers Of the press and other old
frierls Of Mr.. Mills b. Goodwin at
tended his funeral yesterday morning.
Rev DR.. Landrum conducted the ser
yic,s. The burial was at Shockoe
cemetery.
The Swedish bark Sofia. 2ol tons, j..
Petersen master, from New York ca
Richmond for Santos, Brazil, cleared
yesterday with. 1910 barrels of -four.
valued at s9,G0, shipped by the HaX-
all Crenshaw Company, the Gallego
Mills Manufacturing Company, and
Messrs. Dunlop 4 McCance also. mer-
chandise from New York valued at
s3.3G3. Total value Of cargo, sl3, go.
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virytn,an Called 10 New Jer,e,

Rev. Carter Helm Jones has decided
to accept the call to the First Baptist
church, Elizabeth, n. j. The church
numbers about 300, has beautiful
new house Of worship fully paid for,
and is one of the most intelligent, eiii-
cient churches in the country. The
call was not only unanimous and hearty,
but enthusiastic, and Mr.. Jones will
Ind there large congregation and a
wide field of usefulness.
Elizabeth is only fifteen miles from
New York, and large part of its peo-
pie do business in the great metropolis.
Mr.. Jones will carry with him to his
new field the best wishes of hosts OF
friends of himself and OF his father,
DR.. j. William Jones. He is an able
and earnest preacher, and though very
young has had great success in the pull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30

The Auction Sale of ths Goods at
9lS east Main street &C.. F. Johnston's)
will be continued this morning at 1920
O'Clock, and continued from day to day
until the sale is completed. At IL
o'clock to-day the beautiful Christie
Piano, Organs, Accordeons, and other
Musical Instruments will be sold; also,
Bound Files of the Enquirer and Sem
tinel. pablished before the war.
BENJAMIN Ii. NASH, Trustee.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
del Franklin street near Old Market).

CHOW-CASES FOR CHRISTMAS
- GOODS 1T manufacturers prices-all
sizes and qualities. sale OF goods during
holiday trade will pay for the case. VIII
sell less than price-lIsi To reduce tne STOCK.
A general stock OF auction goods always on
hand at J. II. VALENTINES Auction
Houses. l40s and 1884 east Main street
Richmond. Va. DE slim
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Shot fSCrsplf.

lBy telegraph to the pispatcn.l
BoSroN. December 29.-Thc wife Of
William Mackin. Inspector Of proyi-
sions at Quincy market, shot herself IN
her husbands Office in the market
building at noon to. day, and will pro-
badly die. No one was present at the
time Of the tragedy except Mackin, and
the facts Of the case cannot now be
learned. tits believed, however, that
domestic troubles caused the act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
MANCHESTER NATTER'

sundsy.schooI Officers Elected 50. OF"
Day Celebrared-r nion Meetug,s'
regular meeting OF the mtaoer'
Of the Bainbridge-Street Baptst 1uTco
the following officers were elecid ior
their Sunday school for the Asulhe
year F. A. Lamb, superintfuen'
G. f. Richardson, assistant sperm
tendent T. E. Woodfin, sefetary
f. n. Gregory. treasurer Mr. a. I.
Harding, superintendent of y infant
department; A. c. Harding. .coriSter
S. E. Woodfn, assistant 6 orister /;
Mrs. Josie Shark. organist asS Mat
lie Owens. assistant organist
-. St. Johns day was celebated on
Monday night with suitable al appro-
pirate ceremonies by Mancheser Lodge
No. l3. A. F. and 4. Nj. Alter the
work of the lodge was finishefi sumptu-
Gus banquet was partakenF; ana the
evening was happily spent. worship.
ful Master II. B. Owen gSe several
amusing ItClldtlOus, anu
laughable toasts were ofeed and re-
sponded to. A number Of members OF
the order from Richmond wre present.
Ruth Council, No. 3. 0rcr OF Chosen
Friends, will have their iith annual
reunion ard election Of offers at Odd
Fellows $ Hall tonight. NSsrs. george
L. Ely. Andrew Knox, al george W .
Toby constitute the committee who
will have charge Of the bnqnet.
a union meeting will e commenced
here next Monday nigt under the
auspices of the Young sen's Christian
Association. 1t will k held at the
Baptist church Monda. night, at the
Presbyterian Tuesday right the Meth
odist Wednesday nigt, and so on.
The meeting will not Il likely to con-
tinue longer than a wek, after which
the meeting at the BaTist church will
be resumed.
The boys who wer arrested ioT en-
gaging in a rock-bste on Seventh
street were fined in te Mayors Court
Yesterday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE or SECRETARY.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. %. loSj.
By virtue of the authority conferrel
by law upon the Secretary of the
Treasury. notice is hereby given that
the principal and accrued interest Of
bonds hereinbelow designated will be
paid at the Treasury of the United
States, in the city of Washington. d.
e.. on the lst day Of February. l>N6.
and that the interest on said bonds will
cease on that dsy-viz., three per cent.
bonds issued under the Act of
Congress approved July l., lNN2,
and numbered as follows: SO
original No. 300 to original No. BOB,
both inclusive. and original No. 1914.
to original No. 1867, both inclusive
sloO-original No. 2lGb to 22O4. both
inclusive, and original No. 1854 to
9SG3. both inclusive; SjOO-orlginal
No. 1916 to original No. 1000, both
inclusive. and original No. 40IS to
original No. 1900, both inclusive /;
81 ,O00-original No. 97N7 to original
No. lUOl2. both inclusive. and orlgl-
nal No. 230ll to original No. 235NI,
both inclusive sl0,OOO-orlglnal No.
l740l to original No. 1864, both IN
clusiye-total, sl0, 100000.
The bonds are described above As
either bonds Of " original - issue which
have but one serial number at each end,
or e. substitute " bonds, which may be
distinguished 10y double set Of mum
bers. which are marked plainly " orlgi-
nal numbers " and substitute numbers.
All of the bonds of this loan will be
called by the original numbers.
Three months interest due Feb
ruary !, lSo6. on the aboye-descrlbed
bonds will not be paid by checks for
warded to holders Of bonds, but will
be paid. with the principal, to holders
at the time of presentation. Many OF
the bonds originally included IN the
above numbers have been transferred
or exchanged into other denominations
on waiver" the original numbers be-
ing cancelled, and leaving outstanding
the apparent amount above stated.
The provision Of law governing the
order in which bonds shall be call
ed in is as follows: 1.-The last OF
said bonds originally issued under this
act and their substitutes shall be hrst
called in, and this order of prgmeni
shall be followed until all sha' ave
been paid" Bonds forwarded re-
demption should be addressed ne
Secretary of the Treasury, ID Isn
of Loans. &c, Washington. u. .,
and all bonds called in by this c', liar
should be assigned to the Secretary OF
the Treasury for redemption. Assign
ments must be dated and properly ac'
knowledged. as prescribed in a note
printed on the back of each bond.
Where checks in payment are desired
in favor of any one but the payee the
bonds should be assigned to the Secre.
tary of the Treasury for redemption toi
account of there insert the name of the
person or persons to whom the order ol
check should be made payable.)
ISignedl DANIEL MANNING
Secretary.
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Death Of n GcnuesSeeaD.
fA,. fnInrt.n mn fn Tho nlEna ten

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December
pa telegram to the Times from
Hot Springs, Ark, says Hon. +. A..
James died this morning in that place
of sciatic rheumatism. He was a
leading Tennessee politician. an elector
in 1850. a leader OF the anti-deot-
scaling movement in loN2, and an eX-
State senator
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Terrific Boiler Explosion.
lBy telesraph to the Dispatcn. ]

lHy 'N.N~A'fH ~ $50 -'i
NOINr CARMEL Pa, December
2'.-1his morning at Locust-Gap col
liery. operated by the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company, a ter
nfc boiler explosion occurred. blowing
to atoms one the nests and diSplacing
all the others. Fortunately the en-
ployces had not yet arrived, and proba-
bic loss Of life was thus ayertel. The
colliery gives employment to four hun
lred hands. who will be thrown idle
for an inlefnlte period.
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Drowned in the Kentucky River.

IHy tIIcIropu 10 the UISpuch.I
LOUISVILLE, KY, December o.
4 special to the CoUiej-Jo,0Hal Savs
James Sander wife. and three children
were crossing the Kentucky river in a
skill last niehtnear Nicholasyille. They
missed the landing place, and the skitT
struck projecting snag, upsetting the
boat. sander got ashore, but it was
so very dark that he was unable to
render assistance, and his wife and
children were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
.ook and renncst those who have sl

book, and request those who ohave :
no matter how old so it is not br
or ragged, to send 1t down durin3 I
day. They wish to get everythlR
readiness as far as possible to-dah
the necessary work for to-morroT'
occupy their whole time up to dh
hour. There are many little girl \,
have outgrown their love for tha
of their earlier years, who won .
glad to give pleasure to these unku u
nate little friends by sending thern PES
castaway pets. And the same spie
equally as well to the boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-30
Save Money.

Having decided to enlarge our busl-
ness next year and admit new part
ner. We propose to reduce our winter
stock by SELLING ALL SUITS AND
OvERCOATs AT q PER CENT. for the
nerf thirty days. Our goods are OF the
latest designs in style and patterns, and
it will pay all buyers to call on us.
OWES x SEIBERLING,
BIB Broad street.
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Prisoner (ityerius,

Mrs. Tunstall was at the jail to see
Cluyerius yesterday. Both she and
the prisoner are very hopeful indeed
that he will secure a new trial from the
Court of Appeals.
Cluverius is in good health. lie
weighs rather more than he did when
be entered the Jail, and excepting that
be is pale from long confinement looks
inst as we'll as he did then.
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Dcttrious Iub,e shcrrics.

Foreign and Domestic Champagne,
Finest French Brand.cS,
Old Rye Whiskeys,
ard novelties IN
Fancy Groceries.
For sale by
JoSEPU VI. BLAIR, Grocer.
N03 Main stree; Pace Block.
Branch store. Second and Broad
streets.
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARs.
shogE TRIxY CIGARs.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

WILLIAM JENKINS / +. NJ. bananas AT
No. 1892 east Main street.
l.. POWERS, Z. NJ, car OF cabbage.
RICHMOND BAZARR. 10 A. NJ. horses,
mules. buggies, &c,
JAS. MACDoUGALL 10 o'clock, house,
keeping goods, furniture, &c.
j. d. MCINTYRE, 1880 A. NJ, one carload
cabbage.
JAS. MACD0UGALL, IL A. NJ, pawn
brokers' Jewelry, watches, &c.
b. II. NASH. l0l5 A. NJ. plano, organs, and
other musical Instruments.
T.. Il. COOK, ca =. NJ, watches. clocks. jew
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REDEMPTION or BONDS.

>o,foiaD Manning i>,Gg> III. lr>t Cal
iar IhIre Yrr tcuts.
rBy telegraph TO the Dspa,ch.l
WASHINGTON. December 29.-Thc
Secretary o! the Treasury has issued the
following call (No. 1872 for the redemp-
tion Of bonds Of the per cent. loan Of
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of the Consultation, their expenses Of
travel, &c, all being furnished by the
paper. Tonight they were rendered a
magnificent banquet at the Kimball
House, at which three hundred and
fifty plates were laid. Speeches we're
made by Hon. +. 7. Howell, II. W.
Grady, and a number Of correspond
ents. During the day the visitors we're
shown around the town in carriages
and introduced to the Governor. They
also received many attentions from The
citizens.
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. ...Cou,,i,utiouai- Convention.

by teIeBIHpH 10 tHo
ATLANTA, Ca, December W.
To-day a novel spectacle is presented
in this city of the gathering Of the cor
respondents of the Atlanta COnstita.
t,on. 800 in number, from all parts
of the Union-about one hundred from
Georgia, fifty from South Carolina
fity from North Carolina, fifty from
Alabama, aud the remainder FROM New
York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash
ipgton. st. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago,
and Louisville. They are here as guests
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The Christmas. Dinner for the Poor.

The ladies who have charge oil THIS
matter are busily engaged in preparing
for it. They will be in the Old-Market
Hall to-day, and request that those who
have anything to send them for this
occasion, except in the line OF cooked
meats, will send it in to-day. They
are especially desirous to hand to each
child some suitable gift, like toy or
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lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
SALT LAKE CITY, December %
McMurrin, who attempted to aSsaSSi-
nate Deputy Marshal Collins two
months ago, and was shot in the abdo-
men by the deputy and has since been
confined to his bed from the wound,
disappeared last night. He was wanted
As a witness at Collins examination.
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Fire IN chattanooga.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l
CHATTANOOGA. December ~
Nine frame residences and stores were
burned on east Ninth >trect thi, morn
ing. causing los Of between $4,000
and $4,000; insurance, 10000. The
losers are r. d. Peoples, John Sully,
j. p. Mcmillan, Sons and Daughters Of
Zion. and Il. Y. Brennan.