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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

task II Ia 10 close It's record, To others
II has baen the daily visitor Whose com
ing they had learned TO welcome, 10
him II In been nart Of his daily life for
nfnrly thirty years. He had grown
with Tia growth, its duties engr0saed
his time Mud its interests his thou 1hla
Nearly a third Of n century has y ased
since he frat addressed the Heralds
readers. For twenty'eight years
his connection with the Herald
has been nnbrOken. When that con-
nectiOn was frat formed the Herald was
tho property Of Josiah A, Harrl /, A, w.
Fairbanks and George A, Benedict, The
entire editorial and reporting force com
prlaed three persona, Mr.. Harris ana Mr.
Benedict representing lhe editorial sian
aud the writer covering oil the rest OF
what are now several departments Of
all that were then In the Herald eslaD
liahment In any capacity the writer Ii
the only one remaining, with the excpp'
li0n Of one old and respected compost
tor, Nc John ?, Brown. Death mas been
busy with associates and near friends.
The changes OF 30 long u period have re'
moved the rest. Az each Of these passed
away, TO other spheres OF usefulness or
TO the quiet grave the loss but served
TO make the affection for the Herald
grow stronger through past associa'
tl0ns.
Aud now the end has some. Only he
who has stood by the open grave into
which has been laid the eharer " his
jOyl aud SORROWS, hla hopes aud di4ap'
pOlntmenta, tho sunshine and the
atOTms OF nearly thirty years, and who
has felt the sudden swelling OF the
heart 10 burating point m he turns
away NJ the firat rattle OF earth upon
the coffin, can comprehend the fun
measure Of that grief with which this
last farewell Ia said.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

SENATOR VAN WycK recently said the
cltIz M Of this country had beon robbed
by railway corporation,of four thousand
millions by watered stock. The Bell
telephone company has just declared a
quarterly dividend OF three per cent,
that Ia nj the rate Of l2 par cent. u year
TO oil appearance, But when we re-
member that three per cent. dividend
on this stock amounts 10 100000, or
sl,200.000 annually, while the actual
paid up capita was only 100000, since
watered TO sl0,000000, tho three per
cent. quarterly dividend becomes 800
per cent. quarterly dividend. No won
der they are ashamed of the pro6ts Of
the monopoly and seek 10 hide them by
Initiating tho stock. In like manner the
Weetern Union quarterly dividend o.
~ par cent. appears 10 be n six per
cent, annual dividend on tho actual
Inv, etment. These facts should be borne
In mind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
II AUsEs or CRIME.

A common notion Is that intemper.
ance 10 the great cause Of human
wretchedness aud crime, and no doubt
IL q prominent factor. The late report,
however, Of the Warden Of the Western
Pennsylvania ponitentiary, gives sta-
tIstics as to the past life Of the 574 con.
victs received in that prison during
1888 and 1884, which show that idleness
and q lack OF industrial training Ia the
30 ent factor In making criminals
rither than iatemperance and ignor'
aDce. The rogues Of to-day as a class
are neither ignorant nor intemperate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

ON Sunday was ilsued the last nun
b r Of tho Cleveland Herald and MIR. j,
II, A, Boone, ils editor, thus plainiiyely
gives tho closing farewell;
or the Thousands who will miss the
"dear old Herald" from the homes TO
which II was ever q welcome visitor,
and to many OF whom II was friend
from childhood, none can feel the loss n
greater pang than him whose paiuful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

WHEELING, w, Va, March i7,-Rcporis
Of destltuton In tho interior counties OF tho
State continue TO roach this city. Tho Leg
lslNturc has adjourned without OiIomIng tho
askcdtor relief, In Calhoun and Gilmore
counties petitions praying the Governor 10
extend aid arc IN circulation aud largely
signed. In Jackson County there s much
distress, and near Stools mills IN organIza-
ton has been formed to compel by lOrce q
division OF the food remaining In tho neigh
b0rhood 10 preserve life,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

INlSsi there was not q siogle death
from smallpox In either New York or
Brooklyn, Boston, Baltimore and San
francisco had each one death; Chicago
2. Cincinnati 2e, Philadelphia 3b, al d
New Orleans 29l, New York takes the
lead In deaths by measles,' d dphthelia
and whoopiDg cough; Philadelphia In
deaths by scarlatina and TYPHOID fever,
while Boston heads The list with deaths
by dialrl Gal disease, having over 800
cases mOIe Than New York,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

THE Allen county Democrat moves to
nominate, In q very eulogistic editorial,
Hon. @. N. Lamison, Of Lima, as q can.
didate for Governor. Mr.. Lamison Is an
excellent man, but II Lieut.. Gov. War
wick can be induced TO accept no is the
man to no innate. Besides the custom
OF promotion prevailing In such cases
Gov, Warwick has made such record
mt Columbus as entities him TO tho
most favorable consideration NJ the
hands Of his party,-[Alliance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

How can the papers and people who
sneer and vulgarly Joke at the penuri-
BUSINESS Of OK President Hayes reconcile
their conduct with the fact that no gave
10000 TO the Methodist church which
was dedicated In Fremont few days
agop- Repository.
This President" no doubt wants
the prayers Of the church, and thinks
this 10 the way TO get them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

JUDGE ALDAUGH, Of Stark county,
WHO IL now sitting AZ Judge In tho Cir
cult Court here, Ia perhaps The youngest
Circuit Judge In the State. He is man
OF decided legal ability and u sterling
Democrat. His real worth of character
10 q guarantee that he will make an up.
right Judge ard his splendid legal at.
insure correct deci 4ions.---
[0hi0 Patriot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Burned to Death Before Hor Helpless
Husbands Eyes,

SHELBY, o., March lL--WhIlo Mrs
Mary Ann BOrcr was engaged In her house
hold work yesterday morning her clothing
caught fire from the stove She almost I'M
mcdlatcly tainted from excitement and foil
10 the floor There was no one present hat
her bcd.rlddcn husband, who wpS totally
unable TO render any aid, and tho woman
burned 10 death In his presence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

THE crowds have been leaving Waeh'
ington rapidly the Ialt week, many
much disappointed. Pres dent Cleye-
land wants to have time TO get ac'
auaintd win things and don't propose
to bo hurried and 80 II blind,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

THE Ontario parliament has just re'
fused TO make suitable recognition" Of
the services OF the volunteers who lup'
pressed the rebellion. OF 1897 aud byA
bare mai irity Of four pai ised.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

or the twenty.one Presidents OF the
United States, twelve have been Cf Eng
Iish descent, Ave of scOtch'Irl' lineage
two Of Scotch, one Of Welsh and ono Of
nnleh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

The eclipse Of the sun went of yes
terday according to the printed program
Those who saw It say II was frat class
performance, the FUN and moon doing
each its part.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

RB. HAYEs's scrap book man who had
been In tho White House for eight years
past at public expense, has been dis
charged, aud the place will not be filled
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

IT seems President Cleveland has cut
down the clerical force In the White
HOufe, and q New York contemporary
estimates that the strict application OF
revised White House clerical methods 10
all departments OF the government
would result In tho dismissal Of at least
10000 superluous employees, and II Is
probably not far out Of the way EN-
pl6yos are 30 thick In some departments
at Washington 0s to be In each others
way, and nm impediment to bualness. A
correspondent writes:
"rhe 0rler for the reduction OF the
White House force ls more algnlllcant
than II might at ATst APP ar ~ DO, The
work OF reduction cannot SOP NJ lhe
White House. The Presldent's course Ia
dispensing with superllu0ns employees
viii undoubtedly be initiated by the
members OF his Cabinet In their respec'
tive departments. II IL underatOOd that
the importance OF considering this fact
was pointed. out TO day In the lirst meet
Ing OF the Cabinet, aud that the Pfeei.
dent'a purpose Ia To rid the public ser
vice OF idlers aud unnecessary hangers
on, who have been provided with places
aud salaries when there was no work TO
be done, aud when no better exclsb than
political or personal necessity Jnslihsd
their employment or the expenditure Cf
the money fxactCd from the people by
taxation"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

How quickly Democrats were turned
out Of place when the Republicans g't
power Ia 1851 They were made to walk
until there was not one left to tell the
tale or serve asa monument.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Hon. JAMES @, BLAINE called at tho
White House Friday and had n half
hours pleasant chat with President
Cleveland.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND rises early and
goes TO work at hls desk with hls coat
OF. He don't seem to care whether
Washington society likes II or not.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

IT seems to be conceded that President
Cleveland will honor Judge Thurman
IN some conspicuous way No doubt
Secretary Bayard feels that way too.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

An exchange advises President cloye
land to study the silver question. That
edltor should read history and study the
paper money question and Imitation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

The members Of the Cabinet will use
their own carriages or the street cara
This Ia the FIRST reform, aud will make o
saving OF $4,000 PER yefr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
She Drnurrah
TINY are still ballotlng In the Illinois
Leg stature for United States Ser ator.

liz the Mahdi's forces advance on
KOrti AZ reported there may be some
warm work soon In Egypt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain aud Provisions.

CHICAGO, March II.
, FLoUR-Mnrkot QuIct Winter, glU)6ito,
Petonis, N,9iHlt5,S6i ilyo Flour sJ'OiSI1
WHEAT - Market wOnk, No. Spring, ION
G1Shoi No y eJe No. Rcd, Tci No 3
CoaS-prloes oIsiSr. No. g ouotablo at Oqx
e19pAo for cashi JIhDg1Ao for Mnyoni grNW
Uhe Tor April aud AlItlAo for May olhor
grades quiet
oATs-pricos onelor, No. 2 quotablo NJ f9dD
eoHo for cashi gISDSSc for March and April
and 8Oh68lHo for May, No. o uu,ct
RYt-Cash steady hut futures dull and onay,
Cash No, = sold NJ Glc Und sample lota ranged
nal ~ slo for March, Olao for April, and COHo
for May,
BARiEy-samplo lots trlno eow. Prices
ranged NJ t5sbObo for common 70 choice, no In
store market
MEss Pong-prIocs caslcr, Quotations
ranged at sla3OlDl2.B for cash, March and
April sls.3inURt'H for May and sis,bOD
E,0O fortune,
LAID Pr,ocs oasIer Quotations ranged at
fO&h@GO for cash and March, tOtJlbn,s7Y
ior Aprlli p'VSh@oVih for May aud $1,000
IluTTEs-DuiL Creamery, good to choice
a2lt.lo; dairy. good TO fancy, ilGb2jc
CuEEAE--Quiot. Full Cream Choddar, lO0
lilo; SKINNED Chcddar, aGodo.
E0gs = Snlcs were made nj lGDlOno for
NEW YonW, March II.
FLouR-Quot
wnrAT-opcned strong and H@4o hghor,
but Ator, weakened aud lost tho advance, No,
10 March, $500 April, telt 0oNloj May, SaN
0pONo, June, 0DhWOlAoj July, tlh6lt,o,
CoRH ADn0 lower but moderately active,
Mixed Western spot iuhO5lci futuroe, tpH
oATs-ADHo lowor, Western. 0sdblio. y
pnoumoNs-Boot qulcti New Extra, I'll 10
OH, 90, Pork stoudy Now Moss, siJ,bOaDl17b.
Lard dull nnd cnsiori Steam, $40.
DUTTER-Qulot nnd woak. Western, l0QD,t2o.
CnEEsE.-Dull NJ lCll2hO.
E00s-W ostorn dun NJ zoe, Wlro1
DETROIT, Mich, March II.
FLoun.-Stosdy. Michigan Winter Wheat
% S6GbtOO; roller process, SI,2bGbl bOi pntonta,
S.oO95e5; Minnesota patynls s676lIOOO,
WnEAT-Wcnk, No, 4 WhIio oen, t7oi
April, NAc; May, @he,
CotN-No, z Cnsh, tJHo,
oATs-No.2 White, Ahoi No. . 0aNe I
TOLEDO, O., March II,
WnEAT-Qulot and oasy No, cash nnd
March, 7So; April, 7Shc bid; May, TDhoi Juno,
blo No, Soft, $40
COiiN-QulCt and steady, No, cash,
March and MAY nonlnnlly Hho,
OATS Nominal, No, . Whlio, We,
PEORIA, H., Mprch II.
Mixed, 0OSelOc; Now No. y Mixed, %Ga8iscs.
OATH-Quct mud Oasy, No y Whlio BldD
SiHo; No, 2 Mixed, DO4St3Olto
hYE-Scaroo aud nominal No \ 0sdDSDo.
Live stock.
CuIoAoo, March ".
CArrLr-Markcto only moderately notyc and
prices 20. steady, Native shipping s!cors, Has
g 'sp ppns nor fSSr fows 70 s AZ . cr socS 20
butchers Steers, AOVGa6Oi stoSkcs and
Hoos, Market rnthcr dull aud wcak, and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

WAR IL moro important In The OK
pente accounts OF European States than
education. The following figures ocrve
10 show how much 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
GOVERNOR rKEL, AND RETURNED
The Assessment Rolls OF Greer, Wheeler
and Other Countics, Etc,

The Assessment Rolls OF Greer, yrhooier
and other Counties, Etc.
AUSTIN, Oct. 3O.-- Especial, Gov
ernor ireland returned TO tho CITY this
morning
Tho comptroller paid in $4,000 to tn,
oredltof thu revonue, and $1,000 to the
credit OF tho school funds.
The Increase Ia values In III Psso
county Is }3s2,S7s.
This assessment rolls of Wheeler and
attached counties woro received to-
day, ahawinga big increase. Greer
cnuutg shows G0,olS head uf cattie on
tho roll, valued AZ sSOs,0i3. Ocbillrso
county has 3i,ll5 haa1, an increnso
oyor last year OF 10000.
10 date the State has purchased
l,S6i,0O0 OF county bonds. With the
exception Of rarrapt county tho inter.
est has been paid promptly.
A ht0 at the lunEiic asylum NJ 2
O'Clock this m0rning destroyed the
atables, with tho food. Tho horses ana
stock wero saved, Llss, 1000; no iu-
surauce.
Captain Tom @ 1er, living throe
rallies sonth Of tho CITY, was fatally In
jurod this morning by n ruuawav
hor,-. Howas alivo At last accounts,
but thore IL no hope OF his recovery.
A numnar OF oonvlcts passod
through to-day, en- route TO Burnet,
Inregard TO tue rarrsnt county bonds
Comptroller Swain has sddrossod "A
Communication TO the attorney .gon.
oral, asking him % Institute auit and
compel the county to pay tho interust
on tue school funds, amounting TO
$1,000, W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 3O.-LSpSolsl, J.
The George Sims gambling tcst-casc
was finished ia tAe police court this
morning. Recorder Shields decides
against tho bill OF exceptions flsd and
argued by tho defense. The trial then
proceeded, the prosecution rendering
the defendant jury trial. The jury
found verdict OF guilty, Sud r pun
ishmeusoi 500 ine aud 10 DAVIS ~
jGil, ana tine defendant was pl lcod bs-
mind tho bars oi the baG cave, A
writ Of habsGs corpus Will be sued out
by tho defense, aud the CAGE will bo
taken 20 the court OF appDsls.
A S9guin letter says: LAST Monday
Carl Holm., living near h5ro, came
into town for load Of brlnk. ne got
very drunk aud started homo after
dark. Ho was f1und later on, lyiug
In this wag0u.bad stone d0ad, his hosd
hanging down between two OF the
standards. It's notS own how no R0i
In that posit on.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
Laredo.

LAREDO, Oct 3D,-Ispeoiall--DoCic
Sanchez flied his bond to-day Tor $40.
600 as sheriff and collector for wsbb
aud Enclnal counties, Mossfs. MoDon-
aid, Martin, Per1rlo Bouevidos aud
juan ortiz woro this b1ndsmon.
Justice WlurlnW has sent IN bis
resignation vs. Uuitcd s'aos cOmrnig-
slonor, 20 take effect an N1v0mber /.
Lieutenant rhurst1n waived exam
iuatian at his preliminary hearing for
the billing OF Collins, and wa bound
over ~ a 500 bond, which was readily
gir0n, to appear before the grand jury.
MIRA Lola Smith, LAZY Loacnor uI
Nuev0 LNelo, ~ reported to hlVo
fallon heir 60 slO,Oel By tho death Of 8
relative ia Gan ads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
Tayier.

TAYLOR, Oct. 3O.-lspeoial. The
dongue has almost become q thing OF
the past Thsnks to tho recent cold
wave.
Tho Aro bOya havo just received
their new nook and ladder truck, and
With the good Nybtem OF wEtor- workn,
are non prepared 10 reduce tho num-
Dor of dissa.rOus ilros, Tor whisk our
little city is so noted In consequences
q this, our poople 1--we Ia hopes 90 Nst.
tug loWor insurance rates.
The pecan crop is reported very
largo and ripenlug rapidly.
Tho cotton crop Ia thOpght to be
gbont two thirds IN. There has been
8 los bolos shippod 20 date, aud sbou
800 are IN tue yarda.
Wednesday one ear of - head OF very
lne b6,f cttilo was shipped to New
Ocleaus, and Ill head OF stock cattle 10
Maria via SAu Antenio.
8uduege gond.
Travel il Increasing aud tho weather
IL due.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31

BoNHAN, oos. 80. Especial. Mfr. w
a. Garter not being as auccsssful in
getting subaer 5,lon in orangeyillo ia
his paper, "The Farmers Auisncs, !.
MI be desired, viii abandon tho proieet
and proceed at once to publish an az,
rleuliufal paper in Bonham, TO b,
called CHE Ferm9ra' Motive Powor.'
The first copy viii appear about No.
von1er ID.
Cotton receipts yesterday, 2Ss bales,
prices ranging nom to cents; toCsI
numbar Of bates received toAste, 4, 433,
A goodly humber OF the business
men aud ladies ara attending tho GRAY
son Couaty Igir this wsal..
Rev. r. W. Bsaga, pastor OF tina
UuMO9fland Prs40ytefisu church, has
sest II his siguAtlon, to thu regret OF
HIS m2og igiendp.
bliss Kate Neud8rSaQt OF 9syoy. ia
Waiting nor sister. Mira D, y. Evans.
TWepty-s~o now answer CO the roll
eell IN mo F&nnin county jail.
Marriage licences are called for at the
rae OF two q day in tue county clark's
Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
have Your ShIrs and Drawers Made to Order Al Cauoay

cotton and all, veuld burn M. g.,
eral OF the citizens COS their handA
pprned putting out tho five.
Four men from near Sulnhn,
springs passed through town vester-
cay Ia hot pursuit of noted hors,
thlet na0ad Glllim. They wero onlS
ssh0rs distance bahild him, and have
Ia al probability, caught him ere this
naputv Sheriff John Terrell Joined IL
Cotton stlll continues to come il
lively, sboat 100 bates being received
here every day.
,Nins31oFo now enjoys boom. Thr
menoe grading here in s few days to
ward Paris. When thHt road ia quill
and Ia running order, Wiusboro vii
DO the best cotton aud produce marke
IL Northeast Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31
Ennis,

ENNIS, Oct SO.-[s pecial.l + The de
cline in cotton dlsappoints many of tn,
farmers, ss they have entertained the
hope OF an advance aud some are
holding thoir cotton, thinking that an
advance must come. Cash cotton sold
to-day from 8 80 to $40.
10 IL currently reported hcre that q
Nr. SWatton, VINO was In town yostsr
day aud rold some cotton, was at.
tackled on his way homo by some
highwaymen, killed and robbed OF hle
money.
A. A. Vestal, of Palmer, had his
hand badly mutilatod ct Wilbunk ~
hurry's gin, st GArrstt, this morn lug,
eud ia likely % loso como OF his
iingerV.
Farmers sra putting IN whakt el5
gethnrine dno crop OF corn.
Colonel 7. t. Harper, from Collias-
VILE, Tennessee. Is Wishing his slater,
Mrs. CNlliny, OF Ennis. From tho ap.
p0ersnoo OF tho colonel he has nsv.r
been acquainted with either arouth or
iamiG9,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31

GALVESTON, Oos. so, - Special. Tho
funeral Of HAIRY Dnble, tho uufo.tu-
nat y victim or yas5ardqy's accident, oc.
Cured tlis morning. Tbs body waa
laid away with military honora by tina
Sealy Rifl4s. Many other iriouas par
ticlpatsd In the sad rites. as a mark
otrsepec6 fer tho late employe, Messrg.
Miller Bros. cloasd their store during
the dsv.
The German steamer H0banzollsgn,
from Brcmo-h aven, arrived Outgide
-. night. ch0 Hobsuzlllern ia ona
OF tue la:gest Ocesn SsbamshiBs, and
brings oyer colony OF German imgi.
gc2Dts for Texas. Collector Sweeney
has issued permits for the landing OF
tho Immigrants, aud trAuuportBrs vii
bring taem II early Tomorrow morn
ing,
The Morgan stesmahip. Nov York,
arrived from Now York to-day, and i;
dlsehhrGing nor cargo.
Steamship eleanor, rom Livec.
pool, has Srriyedo, hattered ton cDlton.
Mallory ship Alamo, which lott her
berth OF Wednesday evaning, only
succeeded in getting across rho bar to-
day, on her yoyag 90 Now YORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-31

MnNiA, Oct. Observation-Disclosures. WIN.
lam FlSuruoy, frat class timer, and
Tor the pslt year in charge of the me-
chaniesl department Of Mr.. J, w.
sSfon's iarse hardware establishment.
sied this iSernlng at 6 O'Clock. He
was given to dreadful fits Of melan.
choly every t5w month";, and when
theso periods would srrive. he won1I
get ON spree and stay under the In.
ilnence ~ liquUS- Cor q week or lnnrar
ana refIs6 agsrgthiuE 10 eAt durius
enc time. HG had been "a n anrea faS
nearly e week, aud On vastar5s,,
morning he wa found IN Ms rear y.
tns lVory stable IN D comat6se condi.
ton, having laid out all night On tne
colo ground, and was so thorAus NV
chlllsd as 10 be pulseless. He mad
beon taking choral diving
thla spree, and it is thought
that this WAS n factor wb9ch
sided largely In his sudden de,niSs.
he lett awill bequeathing all his prom
ertY, consisting of about $4,000 IN notes
en- good parties here, and about 81. GOO
IN eash, to his slster,iR-law, living i'm
grimes county, Texas, al his mime
olate relatives having precedod aim
across tho darS river. Bny
was noblo boy, Glaa wish
generous Impulses ana the very ssol
OF honor. No en0mies had ho savg
himaelf. Tho entire town will miss
hiz genial presence, aud cast n tsnr OF
sympsthy over his untimely grave.
storey's handsome store WAS closed TO-
Gay, through respect to him, and viii
romsin 80 until after the burial TO-
morrow.
Paaca % his 8shes
1necil'gsuce comes from franklin
that willis Breoka, one of the men
who killed Deputy Sheriff Drinkard,
and who WAS wounded In the leg by
Deputy Kimbcll, has besn caught and
placed in jail.
The dengue Ia still raging in thia sec
ton. 1t hss had your cofrespondsn
In Its grip for week..