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DanSoH,

DENTON, O,t. e. Special l-R. II
Btter, esq, Ia circulating petition
which askS the city council for re-.
survey of Locuot strees, from the
uoriheS't corner OF the public square
TO the north boundary line OF the city
The pro lett g-pwd0rs 4long tho stree
10 Some places nave built their fences
80 tusi o ~ 40 Instead Of % foet Ia left
for q roadway.
Your corresp >ndent vlstod to-day y
pottery near tha snusheru II nits OF tho
city, whero they are Turning out all
kinds OF stpnew ire, jugs, jtrs, crooks.
churus, flDwor pots, fro brick, tile,
etc, The quality of ware turned ON
IL second ~ none, and tho 1rs-nrickN
srs pronounced equal to tho St. Louis
brick by experts.
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LoNevinw, Oct. 2s.-Ispooial. by
an explosion this mur0ing the boiler
OF ,hs pumping works a. his junction
was thrown feom Tia low position ON
ono side OF the trsck 10 feet into the
air, over no no IDS OF the puope vsls.
ing % iha tgauS, aud Durt-d Ia tho
earth nearly 800 feet froln whore II
s.erted. No one was harmed, but the
buildipg,s = Iila OF kindling woud.
Rsv. DR.. DDdeou m.tilmouiali v
united thi- morning. D.. y J. Brown,
OF jack county, and M . Iris Boyd, Il
this city. A large number or tneir
young frlonds escorted taom 70 tho
train.
Dr.. McCutcheon. long su invRlif, b 70
hecn taken by nnnher o. his relA-
tivgs, rhu came hero lsst week for the
purpose. tnhis ulJ home in rcnnesasc,
IN h 'pua 1T g,vipg him longer lease
of rte. His many trends here hope
thia will be- tho result OF his months
visit.
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EAST SAGINAW, Mlch,, oct. % AT
$3.50 o'clock this evening Gre
broke cut ON tho tug Nc.
Donald, lying NJ the dock,
about 100 feet ruuth OF the Tenn, sseo
bridge. A large Dumher 81 peoplo were
c1nrfesatsd on the bridge when
q plero of tho pide OF tho W III
90 tho bridge, five feet vide,
and 10 ioet lpug, contRining about Gu,
gave way with crasn, aud precIpi
taxed them into tho river, 10
TO IL feet deep, ard With
q htrong current. 'rnc pight was
cloundy aud dark. Mirsculously, the
9resttr numnor were saved.
many badly bruised. Tho river
I. oow oslng dragged, and tho
body I orc bo,, namsI Sidney Fsllon.
AGED 3 years, 1as ben brou ght up. IL
IL Thought that several psrished, a. u
o, 10 are tnissins. u.
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brand Musicin u Louis.

ST. Louis Co.. 23.-rns large music
hall In the Exposition building was
formally opsnoi and dedloa.ei to
night With tho ar,t ooncsrt OF q mu-
,ical festival, which IL 60 last
during the week, aud ~ given
under the auspices or the Choral
Uoion, of this city, assisted by the
well-kpowr rhomsa orchestra Mr.
SAMUEL NJ. ksanArd, president OF tns
Exp alton company, delivered an
address appropriate. 20 tho occ aston, a :
ter which orcheatral aud vocal sela,.
lions we're re1dsrei, aad aads's can
tsta, "rhe Crusslers," WA given la
hno siyle. The sulptsts ol IN ) evening
were Mime. Furschmsni, Miss
Emily Wiosut, rhsodoro Toedt.
sud Gyron W. Whitnfy.
Tnc audience was very large, tle 40 lt-
Ing ospscity Of the great nall, 400,
heing fally taxed, aud a / were highly
delighted with tho psrformanoas. o.
Friday evanlng Gonuod's n.w nra,or,o
"Mors et Vltn,n will bs produced Tor
the hrst time Ia Amsrica, with q
chorus OF GOO voices.
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MARSHALL, Oct. 2S.-IS oeclal. A II
the saloou-keeporsin ward No. wero
indicted before The county cour. yes-
terday for selling liquor and keeping
their places OF business open on elec.
ton day.
Soma time ago j. s. Wagner, aldey-
decmsu from the second ward, re-
signed. The mayor ordered another
Siecion to all the vspsucf. L. wAa
held, and j. ii. Brantlsy was elected.
Il WAS AZ this election THAI the 0ifanso
10 charged Lo have besn COM
United. On tho trial of one
OF tho accused, IL WAS plead IN
defense that there had bseu no log Il
election, that the charter made no pro
visions for tho sp cisl election OF mn
sherman In COS NJ this kiud; aud in
addition 10 this, that thamayor failed
TO give the 10 devs' notice, AS reQuiret
by tho Law. Tho parties were ac-
quit ed.
A oDid norther struck us this morn
ing.
A. b. L1ngenetti slipped up and fell
on she pavement yesterday morning,
on his way homo, spraining his ankle
badly.
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on the order, eupocsins thAt M. Lit
ileaeld, the young laoN's father, had
written II, aud Q. l.. Heitreo, Justice
of the pesos of Preeincs No. s, niarried
,he couple, hut IL is said today
by. the county clerk, that Mr.. Little
field denies writing the order, and
that thore will probably be trouble
over Il.
In the county court on tho civil
socket thu following csses were tried
Messrs, HONEY Il MeKtnnie sued the
city OF Wea.herfoId Tor removing the
debris OF tho CID court house.
but from tho evidences there seems to
have been 10 contract A verdict wan
brought IL in FAVOR OF the city,
ID. j. Prltchest, Fort Worth; Rev. J.
X. Crowley, Fort Worth; A. j. Dye,
Dsrdinville, DakSsa, sgo registered AT
Carson & LeSt~'
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BoNHAM, Oct. 2S.-[Special.l- The
Knights ana La lies OF Bots dare
Lodge, Knights OF PythIas, kindly CO.
Knowledge the receipt of an Invitation
from Myrllo La ige, NJ. %, Heights OF
Pythies, Of Dsniion, 10 attend their
bal on tho evening o. November II.
Married, Mon ay, ns the residence
OF the brt e's father, In South Bon
hsm. by the Rev. Ar. T. = Potts, OF
the Frat Bspt,st church. Mr.. Robert
Tucker and Mas Hattie Burns.
A reception wss gwen IN honor oil
Mtns Julis, daughter OF Judge Piusr
of DautOu, last nignt, at the residar G.
Of Hon. L.. G. Wilson. The ovenins
passed quito pleasantly. Tho music
rendered by The young ladies', as vel
ms ttelr bright 6mles, added gre atty
, TO the pleasure Of III.
Cotton receipts b. date, :, $40 bales.
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TERRELL, Oct. 2s.-TS poci&l Tic
day sppesre1 tho Invest day CT the
week, ss more cotton was on the
streets thsn ever before. The price
paid wss $40. This MADE thogs selling,
and acme VINO gro bolding for an adj
vance, feel blue,
Unels jim Harris Geams to be- msu
Tor Sill emergencies. He ia now play
ing the rola .s msusger Of the "opars,o
and takes much prida In performiny
his duties, no they What they ma
Terrell should have moro like bin.
The city fathers were in session LAST
night, aud tho prospective law suit be-
tween tho contractors and builderB OF
the city hsli and the building commit
tee waa compromised, Tho terms ioi
y ssttlsmon, werS agreed upln,
List night tho Browne Combination
troupe had fair huuSs TO see "GooC
~ Gold" Tonight the Southern
Novelty coRpSuy will entertain The
iun-loying people.
Registered NJ tho Harris house: n
Lpman, New York; Charles How ard
4 G Collins, .ilss;J b Rsms3y, Long
visT; u q Spencer, DniiNe; Johf
Fuller, Walls P0int;J Don, Snowden
Michigan.
Alex. Hives returned to Baird OF
the evening train.
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EXAS TELEGRAMS.
{ WEST TEXAS MEDICAL MEN
)ession at Saa Antonio-Boiler Explo-
len mt LsAsvisw-karshalt ssioop-
lists Indicted Ennis Man Ar
rsstsd fer Burning Eis
ava eln--sfth@r Items,
Gainesville

krNRsvrLLs, oos. 2s-[Speciai /
yesterday's spsolal mension, was
10 of the arrest OF sam shaidls, Ia
Nation, about - miles north Of
on thu chsrss OF theft. M,
ddle says he is not the mau
3ted, ana bslieves he will bs
to establish thst ne was in
hthsr'ort at the time the offense
committed. Amoug his friends
esneve ia his innocsnoe, aud will
~ IN hls hshalf NJ the preliminary
In ShersuSn, are some prominent
PENS of tho territory. Tue charge
nat Shnidle IL for theft of hors Q
Dad of hett OF cattle, ~ was re-.
led yesterday.
BIO board OF directors OF the street
wsy held meeting yesterday
pnoon, 90 arrange about The exteu.
of the Inns to East GMtesville.
" agreed 20 extend the line, pro-
ID the citizens living over there
Id purchase shares TO the amnuut
,OOs, aud secure TO tina COlnpsny
t- Of-~sy over Pecan creek bridge.
exhaustion OF tho line would be-
table to she company, but 1t il
D. hit tho Esst GainosViileiteS will
enbscrlne tho required 81 0D9 Uotil
10Th o. November ia given for 1he
phase Of the stock.
be- Gainesville Rinss held their
b meeting in tho city hall last
ht, pnd admitted l. Tow members.
iuR a;otal Of Al. Justice Holman
inistersd she prescribed oath 10
comGsny, %it:r which hin
b. was nut on the list
members. Ths building recantly
ssH skating rink was aelected ~
rmory hail, and e collection taken
nr present expenses. Ssorstary Il.
Walker was instructed 70 procu, G
10 copies OF U Dlon'x tac,ics. and az.
Ihs election OF w. 4. Roberts as
surer, tho meeting sdj Jugned to
= next Tuesday nisot. The or.
lzstion bids fsir TO be succavs,
ii. X s9secrans, State Sunday
pol cvsugolist OF the Christian
fch, viii oo in the city this week,
preach ere Sunday,
I'VE Lsnders spd Il. Il. Ayres were
Pre the Recorder this morning
ged with carrying pistols. BOtt
ded guilty, aHd tho former was
2 $50 ana cost, and the latter ST.
trimmings.
norther bias no last Night, and
weather wss cold to day.
euniy court Is still busy with the
docket.
Ptton receipts to day, about 200 bales
es ranged from $50 10 $50.
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Have Your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order at Caucev

and Immediately went after him, hnt
tho bird had hown. Nelson, however,
lett the warrant In Jas hauds OF Mr.
J. W. Gay, doputiLlpg him TO arrest
Davis. Moaday morning, it seems
thai Gay ran GU t. Osvlsin tho river
bottom, 10 miles north of DeKalb
Davis allowed A ut, whom Gay shot
him. He Immediately photographed
the fact Co Constable Wilson, who hs,
gone for the body.
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GRrESviLLI, Oct % -tspecial.l-
A man 10y the mons = Donsld,on was
robbed five miles north ~ town yea.
terdiy evsaine, ~ about $50 Ia money.
He was reutnlng home from town,
VII 10 he had sid MIA cotton, aud wa.
met by w. mon armed, bat nos dts.
suited. The. highwsymen dropped On
HIN and m de him shell on, hts cash.
They have not been heard from since.
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PALESTINE, os'. 2s.-fSpecisl J.
Judge frsdrilcS Chandler, severely
injured by fallifg from tho north
baund pSsbepgor rain, near Npcbos.
villo, yesterday morning, WAS carried
by t'ls,ivis to Austin, hla home, TN.
morning. | Il not believed that Jndge
Chandler usn sufviva tho accident,
Hs IL severely irjured on tho hoad.
aruls ana shoulder, aud tho lower
linibs ann uri~sl trsans are parhlyzQu.
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COMMENTATORS CAUGHT.

Fonr sattn, OCT. - A gang o
c'uute,f'itsrc wcrc caught IN The
Cherokee Nation near ,his ulrce 10.
day. Mnstof them ara 0ypsies. pre.
,.nnioE 20 be borso traders. Mon.
aay they arrested an old
strinm VINO was riiing
pss toalr ca,nps and charged him
win hor.e tn.fl. Hs HAD lwo ana
n"tsss win hin, which they took
pri.onef's hsnds and f..l. s,lth
the probshls Intention OF murder.
leg h,n. hns he a.rspsti
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JBrrrasoS, oH IS -lspecial.l-
Commissioners court mo, yesterday,
snd approved ,hs tax sssossof's roll.
This morning ieels more like viutsr
thsn any we hsvo had lately Quiis y
change from summer weather to wiu-
ter
TIE mills Of Justice are nrindlng a.
Justce : en"ai's atand. A very good
civil ruc4Ht ~ at hand.
The amn.t msrt . son has fairly
opened. kcfsnnd's m,nesrels played
last uis,ht ~ si'n houas.
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~'"at suSer agitation
NSw YORK, Oct. J,-LSpecial, Tho
agitation sgainst the further c,insse
OF tho silver dollr continues active,
ahd thclatess important action is tho
adoption, by the Mercantile ExchsnSe,
oi'ei' city, of resolutions calling fcr
the suspension OF tho coinsgs, and for
congress to supply paper circulative
medium Of small Recommendations.
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HARRoLD, Dot, % -lspsoisl. l-Thoro
are no nav developments In tho Ex-
caansn bank failure, bat there iza ru
NOR n "a .hat cartain parties entered
tho bank last night aad on coming out
refused to be searched. I'm,d ,m ri
NOR Is correct, 1t Wilt b. "a bonanza Tor
Israel d c..
Stock shipments AFRO looking up.
Order or 2lO hundred cars this weak 1.
THE HERALD clme5 o. X, now; sun-
poae shs rid,4 on thu now special
train.
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EENvILLR, Oc5 2S.-ISpssisl. lin
way Of o1bllc lmproysm snta the
PITY and city nave about complsted
causswey over the fl,S Sibluo bot
uorth OF town, ani tho city Is now
ing brick auitering laid around
fquare aud GU the principal streets
Pc nov Mtsoaic ball has been COM
ed and " ready for occupancy
Odc Follows also have theit nely
about flushed. Thsss buildings
)rad,G 10 our Jown, aad indie ate tho
Dpsritg Md good work OF tbs re-
tlva orders 30 which they spper-
10 re 3orter has hard OF but one
Of tie dengue ss yet, O young
at the Col ins hotel.
is nctioesnis III several towns
ieered At Greenville's scot
Exohangs" by such re-
kS ~ "our streets were
of cotton to Gay without the help
cotton exchange" oto. It ia not
prlsing hist Gresnville's immt d.
Blister towns should thus decide the
Pr OF nor business men, ~ the
lnis ton ot the Cotton Exchange
coup d'et.t, aud, az result,
bnville Ia to-day attracting cotton
trade from tho remote~t point GA
frontier OF her lesitim .te terri
Oar nsigb0ors are realizing tho
and moment OF our Cotton Ex-
bpa, heuce The rema rks. THIS Coz
Exchange was gotten up, as su-
nced st the outset, solely To pro-
the trade az Greenville against
ply alliances on the pars OF cotton
efr, such as seemed to have hoen
bed last season, and when sharp
petition IN sffIrded tbs object OF
orgAuzetlon ~ attained. fhis is
bottom Exchange In q nutshell.
Ia "GDod ~ Gold" comb astlon
led here twice, and vero greeted
MIS- hts with crowded houses sni
Fly applause. IL ~ decidedly the
troupe we have had since Fred
fde.
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TnSSroS. OCT a. Especial l.-The
Farifcrs' Ali'auco brought TO this
place 'r.iai i3g bales at cotton. They
wefe of-ten $40 r. uui tor tue who .
lot, hu. iit ma e.ll. raers wee 10
20 .es ,rPr, senied. Tho day pass d
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wsArHsRroRp, oot y -lspecisl.l--
On the a b in.t,,t J. l. fAles IRE
scented an order 20 thu county clerk
for licenseto marry Miss A. Al. Little.
fsld. The clerk i.sned the licentc
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SAN ANTONIO, o.. % -IspcciaLl- =
Tue "oss rgxa' Medicm association
met t1-nigh, and af.ar thl slsl ion o.
oillcsrs an ra,iing OF cln'ribu,i,n
zap r., adiDnrnei - he yearly BAN
uuea
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eau on Won tn-norrsw and OF n NO
20 Stanton, anu say that FOR The good
81 the service his ought TO resign.
"a Monday will call upon Won.
.nh " You ,hiuk il necessary /
WI DO the same, csll on
NJ. Sssnlon and tell him he should
resign. 1.-The will not, then il viii be
s,'na TO consiter Interior measures, In
tos msantiine, IL also happens that no
necessity exists ior precipita,ing mat
W.T.. SHERMAN.
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GALVESTON.
CONGRESSMAN IN COUNCIL
concernlnE neep wator--suit over the
Property OF Noted Courtsssn--
Eqsiae epidemic That Prom
ises rroable-Psddy Lynch
Dat OF Daagsr--riariuc,

GALVESTON, Or. 2S Especial l--Gal-
weston is ust now TIRES iencd with an
equine epidemic OF most serious cha,-
Se'er. Tae disease, "a species OF the
blind staggers, has already affected u
large percentage OF stock, but thus far
fatal results have been comparatively
small.
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ma, 49,, .s.'hoF " leNsht"
Thore have boon $50 casea ~ d,npue
AZ the lgnstc asylum, and IL dealhp,
during the month Those who dies
were Old or badly disensei IN otbnr
.ays, aud denguo only has.enoa their
Superintendent, Gorce ,uecesdod In
Eetting VA fi~iictory freight rates, and
has closed the contract 10 iurnish IRON
Tor ,ha nee capltnl.
COLONEL II w. Chandler tled hnro a.
lusSp . nigh, o railroad Injuries re-
oeived near Palestine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
nARrIN's YKRRY.

Miss May McKim returned Yesterday
after On extended visit among Snithael4
friends.
Lewis Hsythorp, ESQ, Of Portland, vas
In town yesterday.
Lanor 4 Hill viI reopen the Eureka
INK for The seasons Of 1885 tonight
They have billed attractions for this evss-
ing.
Miss Belle Thomas and Harry Bsilsyiiis
OF this place, we're married bv Squire Ms14
oi West Alexander, cns day this week The
couple we're the last ones be bed The paeas-
ure Of uniting before The new mssriass lss
went INTO eject
Yesterday Willie Craig Vas driving his
fathers wagon down The hill % Walant
street ness Mr. Dfennsn's residencs. vbse
tha front iruek became dstachsd cd ~
lowed the bed Of the vsgod TO fall 70 The
ground. The horse wss fortaastsjy qsist
and no serious damage resalted
At the PrssbytsriAn Church tbs pastor
will preach morning and evening. Satjsct
for morning. "Cbrisiaa Colstssipe; svse-
ing, The Sad Defect sf Gfsst Nsa.'
Prayer and praise meetiag ct e-45 p. y.
A 6aht occurred nsas IL bsaSs fufnaee
last evening bet.esn Cook Neal. stxikiug
feeder, and william Paxton, min en-
ploye.
The funeral d the lsss John willisns vas
la'gely stisn Sed yesterday.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday was pay day at the c, l. q W,
William Nuznm, Esq, has opened up q
barber chop ia John schaders building in
Knkwocd.
Mrs. Sara Hathaway, ef Portland, is the
guest OF Perry Hathaway.
Mites Mary Deems, Of Bsrnesyille is the
gu' at OF her brother Carroll Deems
mir. W. P. Gentber. Of the Clevelsr d
Plain Dealer editorial force, is the gues, oi
Will Skinner, Esq,
Gilmore Upton, four month old con OF
Fank Upton. died yesterday morning a. 3
o'clock. 1t will be buried to dsy q, ga m.
J. II. West Eco, formerly Of this place
bat DOW ot Chicago, is visiting trends in
town and vicinity.
There was private pronouncing bee @,
The residence OF Mrs. Peeetson last even
ing. Most OF our school teachers were pres
ert t, and very pleasant evening was spent
discussing big words and elegant viands
A Chautsuqua reading circle was organ
lied last week among number OF our lit
erary people. The officers are President,
Mrs. T. T. Orr; Vice President, Miss Mary
CIayland; Secretary, T. W. Williams. The
ore snizaiion meets tri-weekly. the next
meeting to be beld in Rev. Hays study.
The school teachers meeting vas held yes
terday in Bridgeport school hall. The OBJ
Jet Of these meetings is literary improve
ment, some popular authors work being
ditcussed at each meeting. Yesterday they
discussed Lopefello~. and next Friday they
tale I'D james Russell Lowell
Misfes Cleary Of Wheeling. and Weaver
Of Mounduilie, ara the guests Of DR.. Wag'
ener.
willism MeKiamey Left yesterday for
Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The vii OF the 'ste ". F. BIbcook, oI
San francisco, has been filed. The estate
is valued at $3.50, 900.
Negotiations are pending ;or the sale of
Chicago paper called the Current to the
Graphic OF that city.
The Society or the Prevention Of Cruelty
10 Animals and Children will hold con.
venuon at Columbus on October 20 and
q.
The well known engraving firm Of John
A. Lowell, of Boston, has failed.
At Charleston, S. c., yesterday, DR.. A.
\. Belliueer shot and killed Stepney R!ley.
The Pennsylvania State Boa-d of Health
have visited the Allegheny County 81 'me
ard report q wretched sanitary condition OF
affairs.
At South Bridge, Mass, on Thursday,
David Vinton Ehile drunk attacked his son
spd was killed by him in self defense.
The total imports Of dry goods in New
York during the past week we're valued al
$l,692, ,9O4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
The SmallnnN Town.

MONTREAL, October Owing no doubt
to the very excellent precautions taken BY
the mayor, the city last night was quiet and
the streets were almost deserted. There
are tree companies of Garrison artillery un-
der srms at the exhibition buildings with q
troop Of cavalry doing patrol duty outside,
There were ore hundred constables on hand
at the Central police station, but their SER
vices not being required they were enthone
st o'clock There are also volunteers on
guard at the various armories The Chair
man OF the Board of Health stated last night
hat the msyor had been arrested at the in-
stance OF Hon. Louis Besnbien psrtsking
torcible possession of the exhibition grounds
Ter smallpox hospital.
MONTREAL, October 2.-The official re-
turns of the health cffice 10 day showed ~
deaths from smsllp ok in this city yesterday,
) in St, Jean Bsptists, ! in Ste. St. Louis,
al d in Ste. Cuvegrade.
Mr.. Msssish, night editor of the Daily
Times, died of smallpox this mcrning and
ges buried at once.
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BELLAIRk,

John Manley hands US challenge from
the Bellsire City club to the Globes for o
match game Of ball. John says his club is
ready at any time 10 battle for supremacy.
II Burket wants 10 skate our lid he
should be at the Albsmbrs rink this after
rcon where be can meet The representatives
Of Shuttlewo;th With their SiQO,
The factory of the Eella;rs nail works
paid yesterday.
The Nisgsra ink will be open with mu-
sic to night Children can skate free at
this rink in the stternoons.
Prot. Killmyer OF Wheeling, Furnished
Il e music for o little hop at the home Of
Miss Jessie Sharp, on Gravel Hill, last
night
Thornton Rodefer, representing the
National Glass Works, returned from Q
business trip to New York yesterday.
Only one name on the blotter at the May
or's Office yesterday and that was woman.
Mr.. Hoffman, the new janitor Of the Cen
trail school, takes particular pride in doir 2
his allotted work, and the building is kept 10
apple pie order.
The steamer Abuer o Nesl landed ct this
port yesterday and took on freight. This
8 q new boat in this trade.
The upper ferry boat is now running on
its old schedule, having returned from ID
trip down the river gr,a;ly improved in sp-
peaIsnce.
A young son Of Rev ] NJ. Monroe was
taken suddenly i'll With -pasms aud died on
Thursday night. Fun-, 81 will take place
to- morrow afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment on Rose Hill.
There will be benefit in the Niagara
rink the latter part OF next week for the
nail feeders who gre resisting the reduction
in wages offered by the manufacturers
Mr.. Hsrdisty, Of Wheeling, has been put
in the B 4 O. freight Office as night clerk
ard ticket agent This is the position lei
vacant by the resignation OF s. G. Gsrrard
A number OF persons from here will a.
tend the glass workers benefit in the hlham-
bra rink TO night.
Ms C. C. Williams is in Cambridge
where she is in attendance on the funeral
OF her sister, Mrs. Susan Sarcbatt.
The Chick farm, situated three miles
west Of ST. Clairsviile, Is for sale.
The Democrats had Sam Cary advertised
to speak here before any Republican meet.
ing was announced for that day. Sore Of
the papers have probably made mistake
in the date Of the Republican meeting.
The upper ferry boat and the street cars
will n axe late trip this evening.