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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-06
Real Estate Transfsrs.

The following deeds were recorded Tuesday,
May 5, as reported by Steeg Il Bernhamer alb
siraet compileTs. y and Is Thorpe Block. Tele-
phone. LOIS:
August Diener and wife to Henry STRAIT
man, warranty deed 10 lot p III Petit
- & Richards Highland Home addi-
ton TO the city OF IndianapOls......... g $50 90
James +. Faley aud wife 10 Thomas ).
Hacker ana vile, warranty deed TO part
OF lot IA In +, i. MartiDdaies addition
to the city OF Indianapolis, AGO 90
John Nixon and wife 10 Minnie Myer,
town OF New Bethel--:..... -. $50 90
J. Henry GruenerI end vile 10 John G..
Glsler. warranty dead TO part Of lot 15j
In NcCarty re-subdlyision OF Outlot Z
10 the cit OF indianeDOlis......... so 90
Johnson &. Holmes 10 Catharine j.
Holmes, warranty deed to part OF lots
end in Biske's subdivision OF outlet
in the city Of Indianapolis. 5000 90
henry D. Fond ct al TO Frances I. Hord.
addition % he ei.y Of TndiansP polls 7ccO 90
Thomas W. F!SCus to Mary J.. Vain.
wright, deed 10 lot IS and part OF lot 10
in lOung'S subdivision Of outlet Isl in
the city q IndianapOl 80. p 100 co
VIM. Wallace, receiver, 10 Louis Lspper,
receivers detd to lots 81 and 81 in Dow
Tey's Arsenal Heights addition 20 the
city OF indianapolis. - :, ...... $50 90
YIN. Wallace. receiver. 10 VIM. shiei, re-
eeiVef's deed 10 lots IL, II and 4S IN
DOwney's Arsenal Heights addition to
the city Of Indianapolis. 225 90
VIM. Shiel and wife TO Henry -hiel war
renty coed 10 lot ~ in DoWney's Arsen-
al HeigAts addition 10 the city OF In
danapolis. -. .. IS %
John h. Nalen and wife 20 Adeline
Haeh warranty deed to lot in John
II. Najen's subdivision of block 10 in
Holmes' west-end addition TO the city
Of Indianapolis. .,...,.... 80 90
Catherine Meyer ct al. TO August B. Mey-
or et al warranty deed TO lots "a and
IS in Dunlap & Tutewiler's subdivision
OF lots 20, 81 D. % u. IS ana 20 OF B. r.
Morris addition 10 the city of Indian
apolis 500 90
James +. Coburn and vile to Mary Get
sci, warranty deed to lot In James <.
Coburn's lst addition 10 Belmont... 400 90
Conveyances, Is; consideration. .....-S22. 400 90
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-06

To permit yourself and family TO
Suffer-
With sickness when it can De prevented
and cured so easily
With Hop Bittersl!
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-06

~None genuine without . bunch OF
green hops on the white label. Shun all the
vile, poisonous stuff with Hop OF ''HopE'
tr their nemc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Joe Brannon, a Texas Desperate,
Shot TO Death.
"A MISSOURI COURT TRAGEDY,
The Notorious Bill Epps Again Ar.
rested at Gainesville.
A DUEL PREVENTED IN VIRGINIA
Negro Train wreckers Killed at Luiipc
The Mexicans Not to Blame for
the Border Troubles-Forty
Years for Murder.
A DUEL PREVENTED IN VIRGINIA,
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD.
A Texas Desperate Killed.

ST. Louis, Feb. l5.-A dispatch from
Springfield, Missouri, says Joe Bran
non, a member of a notorious band of
desperadoes in western Texas, was YES
terday shot and killed in Hickory
county, this state, while resisting arrest
by United States officers. Among the
acts OF outlavry by the band
to which Brannon belonged, was
robbery of the mail and tho y tssenVors
III stage near San Antonio, Texas, on
the lOih Of last May, and subs, ,ouentlv
the postOilice and store az l}urnei.
where the robbers got away with a con.
siderable lot of goods and $500 in money,
Not long after This, through the efforts
Of Deputy United States Marshal BAY
llS,, OF Austin, four OF the robbers,
among whom were two brothers
named PiuS, were arrested and are
now in jail. Two Others, Joe and
plck Brauuon, who are brothers, and
also cousins OF the Pitts uys, came
from Texas to Hickory county, this
state, aud Deputy BayliSs, getting clue
tn lhelr Whereabouts, came TO this civ,
ana Wlth warrant started To Hickory
county, SHuday, to arrest the WliliypS
lie was accompanied by Deputy Mar
shal j, Il. MtGre, and at Buffalo they
were joined by two moro officers.
NheriH Burns and lawyer named
Robertson. Arrivingin Hickory county
they secrettd themst Ives about the
stables on the farm OF the widow Bran
non, the molhtrot the Brannon boys.
on Thursday night. On tho following
morning Joe B anBou came to the
stable, when Officer McGue epped out
with his revolver drawn and demanded
his surrender b annon responded bv
draw his revolver, aud both parties
hfed al tho same moment. Brdunon
lhen ran around the stable.
while some OF the posse followed in
close pursuit, and others ran around on
The opposite side. Several shots were
hred by the pursuers httore Bfannon
fell to the ground, atte{ nich he was
picked up pnd carried INTO tho house,
bleeding proiusely. a phys clan was
sent for, but the wounded man oniy
lived Il few minutes. He received thir-
Teen bullets aud Dick BraInon, the
other desperado, was not AZ home, be-
ing hid IN the brush, aud the officers
abandoned further search and returned
To Springfield.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16

WACO, Feb. 10 Special, DIR. Burle-
son, president Waco university, leaves
for New Orleans in the morning at the
head Of big excursion of young ladies'
aud gentlemen from his institution.
They have special coaches, and viii
take aboard other tourists, TX graduates
OF the university, as the train proceeds
to Houston.
McCuhe was not brought 10 Waco as
reported Saturday night. A firm here
undertook to arrange matters with his
patrons and the charges of swindling
were withdrawn.
Now, that a site has been chosen for
the federal building, IL is intimated
there Is cloud on the titles to the land
which may necessitate another selec-
tion.
Maj. Hinchman, one Of the four candi-
da'es Tor mayor, is out in an interview
IN the Examiner this morning, defining
his policy, which includes grading,
paving, sewerage, etc.
AT the First Baptist church to-day
solemn memorial services were held for
the dead of the congregation, who passed
away daring the last twelve months.
The weather has been clear to-day,
but cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
Commefcial Travellers at the Exposition.

New oaLEANs, Feb. l5.-[SpeciaLl-
On the 25th instant tho New Orleans
branch of the Travelling Mems dssocla.
tlon will welcome visiting brethren
Of that order to the Crescent Civ and
to the exposition grounds. The
committee OF re option Is appointed aud
every step Is already taken to secure
comfort of the pilgrims.
Carnival season-ever a great occasion
IN this city-this year will exceed in
magnlfiirnce all former displays. The
exposition, with its solid attractions aud
MUrdi Gras added, is truly a mighty
event--a royal epoch.
The gloom that for time attended
the exposition Is all removed, aud
brightness prevails aud will continue To
the close. Each incoming train swells
tho multitude. and receipts are up To
expectation. the success OF the exposi-
tion Is no longer problemati tical, it Is now
past peradventure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
The Weather.
AT ptN1TNN Au,r

- N'A1NAaNN NAlls
CINClNNArI, Feb. lathe river is q
feet IL inches and falling. Its showing
tonight, and very windy.
CHICAGO GETS a DUPLICATE DOSE.
CHICAGO, Feb. l5.--A driving snow
storm prevailed here nearly all dav,
ctaslng this evening after darkness SET
IN. The snow was tine, moist aud cling
ing, and dritled badly be-
lore strong northwest wind
Trans coming In tonight
are delayed, and fears are expressed
That in the present condition of affairs,
with such vast quantities OF snow piled
up along & o tracks, that the blockade
OF last week will be renewed tomorrow.
unless the wind slackens. Advices re.
ceivcd are to the effect that tho storm is
OF much the Same character and
extent as that of one week
ago. There is fierce blizzard in Iowa.
Snow has fallen during the most OF the
day In Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana.
fhe heaviest snow seems to have fallen
IN central and southern Illinois and
trains are reported laboring heavily or
enliroiy aband ned in that section.
Rain is reported in Southern Ohio and
warmer weather in the south and east.
INDICATIONS,
WAsHINGTON, Feb. l5.-For the west
gun states: Fair weather, colder, fol-
lowed in the western portion by slowly
rising temperature; winds generally
north to west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
Shooting An.rn, NJ sh rn,nn

SHERMAN, Fob. ID Special This
evening shooting aifray occurred in a
negro gambling saloon, on east Hous-
ton street, in which the proprietor,
FIem Pierce, shot and probably fatally
MOunded another negro named Amos
Reed. Pierce was convicted some wears
ago and sentenced to Ihe penitentiary,
Tor assault To murder, and was par,
unheu ny Hov. Coke. The wounded ne
gro was shot In the cheek, aud the bal
~ ,r supposed To be at the base ot he brain.
me attending ply stefan entertains no
nupe ol MS recovery. The causes of the
sno .tihs are variouNly STAGED, but moth
ing reliable can ne nenhiansd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
TOWELS.

Large size Cotton Towels at 75c. per
de2cn. Large imported Linen Towels
NJ only ST per doz II. Fiue Damask
Linen Iowels only t1.75 pr dozen.
AT S2.5Oper doaen, the Boss Towel
In the $ ate, larger ana better than we
ever offered before.
At $3.50 per dozen the Lady's Tow |,
worth So.
Fancy Centres, Fine Blcach,d and
Fancy Borders, White and iu,key
yea Napkins, only 6Oc. per ozcn.
Bieaehed D ma.k Napkins, zoe TO I.5O
per cOzen. Best qaaliiy Bleached ami
Brown Peppertli Shccting, regular
price. 3ya ds 'or 81, only 25c. a yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
Forty Years for Murder.

ABILENE, Feb. l5.-ISpecial ARTHUR
Lloyd, charged with the murder of
man named 0gle, was sentenced to 40
years IN the peniteutiary, vest erday, al
Anson court = house, county seat of
Jones county, Is miles north of here.
lie has been taken to Colorado CITY for
confinement, the county being new and
not properly supplied with jail facilities.
Ills attorneys have given notice of am
appeal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16

congress, making the Commissioners :,
agriculture cabinet officer, beeominv 1
INV, we respectfully recommend and
endorse fr said position II. @, Mora
nIesd, president of the National Cottnn
IIahters' Association of America. who
py ms eminent services in the interast
oI agriculture, has done more for that
snn,utnstry than any man in the United
RESOLUTIONS were passed calling
upon congsess to make an additional ap.
proprlation for he exposition and de-
e,at'mg o,,d the exposition a grand success
alp woIthy oithe nations support,
Kaa,,s ,us,uent Morehead said that J. M.
l''ns, neal nr ,pe euitor OF the Memphis Ap-
Ssttes @ VINO, In the darkest hour ~ his
his support. '''Nii' 't'i'e :"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
a FRENCH VICTORY IN CHINA.
England Accepts Colonial Cont,nrepts-
fhe War ONCE and wolseiey Differ
ON Gordon and Kahrtoum-
Other War News.
netter Take An Ther cnn CT.

LONDON, Feb. l5.--The government
has decided to accept the offer of the
contingent from new South Wales, to CO.
operate III tho Suakim expedition.
GEN. GRAHAM's TRIP.
1en' uraham and staff leave on Sat
uptHay next Tor Cairo, going by way of
Cairo he will meet Consul.
General Stephenson, GEN. Dolnar
ana other officers, and will than
20 10 Sunklm. The expectation at tha
war once IS that forces to start from
suaklm will reach Berher, II the march
proves successful, by April %.
THE WAR OPPONENTS.
leonard ii. Courtney, aud John Nor
ieyi members OF parliament, are arranr.
ing lor conference of all liberal man
oerS OF parliament who are opposed 10
I Suu continuance ~ OF the war in the Sou
uau. Ihey have already been
of forty members. The TiU radienl hapepaaoe ma,n'
Ders are taking an independent line Of
actloh against the government. Their
movements may impUril the existenee
OF the government if the tories propose
avote OF censure. f'o
IsHMAIL PAsHA,
EX- khedive OF Egypt, il now in
LONDON, canvassing tor supporters for
ms restoration. His partisans assert
that the governments Of Austria and
ltaly advocate the ramoval
OF tho present Khedive, Tewiik,
faSha, and the replace, ent
OF lsmail 10 is reported that the Brit-
lsh government is Considering scheme
10 ore"to ismail vlceroy Of Nubia aud
iell'n i iewlk as vicerOy OF upper and
-. WHAT THE GOVERNMENT DID.
me Press association states. under re-
serve, that late Saturday night tbe Sar
office sent u telegram to Nfi. Gordon ut
southampton, tO the effect that Khar.
toum hod not fallen and that Gen. Jior-
don is safe.
ihl suAklM AND BERDER RAILRoAD.
me government has aivenA contract
iur the construction OF a railway from
suakim TO Bofbe- 60 I,uses
ara x 70, contractors, who are TO pro-
Vlde all tho materials which The govern
lient undertakos to transport TO Evynt.
WORK Is TO begin immediately.
THAT KHARToUM CoNuNDRuM.
a telegram was received at the war
oihce, to-day, from Gen. Wolselev. He
sends an nccountof the fall of Khartoum
as given by native eyewitness In
the entrance OF the rebels into the town
oi hhartoum. This informant saws tho
Town WIS entered by El Mabdi's
aoi 5orces at day break on January
Soth' Gen. Gordon was killed
pS Noliey from the rebel rinemen,
WINE Oh ms way from headquarters TO
tne austrian consulate. The Austrian
consul was xii ed In his resideuce and
Mahdi, ~ ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
Another Place where the Police are
Troubled.

MLwAUKtE, Feb. 1j-Chef of Po-
lice Ellsworth has not rs yet replied TO
the request made for his resignation by
Mayor WHliber, as the result of the re-
cent inves tgation into Ger ain trans
actions 10y the police depart
hlehl' IN response To tho re-
guest OF Ellsworth's friends, he
mas been gwen until 10 morrow
To reply 10 the mayors formal request,
and II his resignation is not thuu ten
derrd the maNor VIII proceed to remove
nun IN the manner prescribed Ivy the
city charer. There is a probability of
AZ other investigaIi II, which, in all
will result In the removal
of FIRST Lieutenant Dow.
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between his legs. He evidently
life. Both were shot in the head~she In
the right ear, he in the left eve. They
walked to Shelbyville early in The
night from Mr.. VIM. Jessie's, where the
girl lived, and on their return
are supposed to have sat down on the
railroad track at the scene of the trnr.
edy, but what took place between
them no mortal knows. Two
pistol shots were heard about II
o'clock last night, and the dead bodies
were found this morning nv Mrs. Kent.
near neighbor. A lovers quarrel was
probably the cause Of the tragedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
4 sensationnl ,Ii,,Ion r,acolv

ST. LOUIS, Feb, l5.-During q trial nj
Forsythe, fancy county, Missouri, on
FRIDAY afternoon, an alteration, grow.
ing from personalities used in aspeech,
took pare between +. q. Spoliugs and
brh h' Prlce, opposing attorneys, dur
lng whlch Price shot and murtully
wounded Spelllngs. The affair hns ere
H'eu great tNcilement, b0th parties be-
lnE p'unl'henl and pupular men. SPOT
mas came from tennessee live wears
ago, Is the prosecuting attorney of tho
county, and tho editor ot the orsythe
Enter rise Price Is the son of Judge w.
g. frice, OF Springfield, Missouri, and
mas also edlted two or three country pa
peTs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.--One hundred
and thirty delegates from Canada, Mas
saohussetts, New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut attended the annual
convention o, the Grand Lodge of the
order of kesher Shil Barrel, district No.
l. ). Mildenberg was elected grand
president, In the past year $56,O0j has
been paid to families of iiity-six de-
ceased members ami 81 1000 Tor various
charities. The sinking fund amounts
to SSO,OO0. There are 5000 members.
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Attbe hxuo,iti,,p.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-Notwith-
standing the heavy rain this morning
aud the steady drizzle from noon until
= O'Clock there was good attendance at
the Worlds exposition. Rex Is to
be received In grand style to-mor-
row. The royal fleet OF ten
.teainers will escort his mnjesty's
H,gshir to ths exposition grounds.
v here the grand review Ia to take place.
The races ANNOUNCED for TO o.day were
declared on on account OF the rain. The
next racing day IL Wednesday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
ALW AVS IN SEASON!
GOLDSMITH BROS,
B-ARG-ATNS1
New Goods New Goods !!
READ TEIE LISTI
vi our special offerings 1t tells plain straightforward
so OF te commercial depression which forcing
anu importers to sacrifice their goods their mote is tho
buyers opportunity Ladies will do well to seize the chance
MONDAY, FEBRUARY is.
'OOR REGULAR WEEKLY BARGAIN DAY
NEW GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
Towels, Table Linen, Napkins & Shaaing
TABLE LINEN.

AlI'LInen Damask Table Linen, with
or without COIer,d Border, Only csc,
per yard.
Heavier and WlIer Dmask Linen
only 3jc. per yard.
The best quality Turkey Red Dama,k,
everywhere 75c.; only 45c. peryMrd.
Bleacbed Damask, only Zoe.
kx'ra Fine Stin Finish Blcnched
Imported Damask, cheap at 81; only
zoe. per yard.
Tow ling, ex ra quality and width,
ut lOc. per yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
The situation ON tue I,ordcr.

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. l5.-lSpecial. "A
gentleman, who, to-day, returned from
Carri2o Springs, the scene of the late
troubles with Mexico, states that tho
a mericans were nearly wholly to
hiamti that many killings took place
lor Whlrh there was nn necessity; thnt
'he MeNioaus are few in number. un-
armed, ruorly mount, Il aud oul, desire
To bo lelt alone. Tnore i. n. further
prospect f'r general trouble, thonuh in-
uiViuua' murders Ot Americans are ant
MeNicans. 'V'' i'''' VI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
HOntnl Pninis.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-ISpecial +
Following are the changes announced
In the postal department;
Postoillces established: Sedan, Con-
zales county on route 3lsls, Smiley, 10
miles northwest, Yorktown, 10 miles
southeast. Spoiiord, Kinney county,
on route 3lOS9, Owls, - miles west,
Uvalde, Al miles east.
Postmasters commissioned: W. NJ.
Pa terson, Fayburgh; Robert b. Duty.
Golindoj Samuel d. Ewalt, Bedford I;
Arthur y. Acers, Wichita Fails; James
NJ. Bockins, Sedan, Gonzales county;
Phillip j. Sharp, SpoiIord, Kinney
county Texas.
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Train wrpckcrs Killed.

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. l5.-ISpecial.l-
Lost night, few nil ules before the ar
rival OF the east-bound Sunset passen-
ger train, at Luling, two negroes were
discovered by the city marshal If that
lowu, few yards from the depot. Milling
ties on the track, with the evident In,
,entloh OF wrecking the train. The
marshal shot anA Instantly Killed one
ana nort1liy wounded the other, who
was uSing at an early hour this morn
ibB' Their names could not bs learned.
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Recruits FOR VI NrahdI.

Rome, Feb. l5.--A dispatch from As.
sab Bay states that the Soma natives
have revolted against the Egyptian
government in Harar, which is tnn most
impurta" territory in tho Semaii re-
gton, and was annexed by Evypt
during the reign OF Ismail Pasha.
Station traders and colonists i'm Ha-
rar have made claim upon the Italian
government for protection,
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RoAE, Feb. l5.-It is denied that the
Italian government has sent any OK
PLANTATION to the French authorities re-
garding tho Italian expedition to tho
hed Sea. I'll Liberia, El Rossigna and
El Tribuna, all speak in a common tone.
refusing any right ON the part of France
TO interfere with ltaly's action directly
or Indirectly. The colonial party In
Italy, IL Is said, has de-
veioped these regions, To which
france has no claims, and for the Ital-
IAN government TO give France anv as
sur"nce OF limiting tlo action n Italy
Mould be to act with ieebieuess
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Thoy nnli NM nn.inna.,

BERLIN, Fec. l5.--The notice issued
by the. French war officers declaring
their right and intention to search YES.
sells ON the Chinese seas for contraband
OF war, has put a stopto sailing.
from Hamburg and other German ports
OF vessels loaded with munitions of war
Tor China. All orders are II Nv trans
ierred to London and Liverpool, where
risks.
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Tho Cotton Convention.

New ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-The Cotton
Planters convention adopted resolu-
tions urging congress to increase the
/. niciency OF the signal service and es-
tablish u system Of experimental farms
In every state In the Interest of agri-
cultural education. Thanks we're ten
uered President Arthur tor bIr
great Interest Ia the Worlds expo.
sitlon. IL was Also resnlvsd that Ia
shs event the bill now pending '>sore
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Mn..An ne,, Gnrrrnnr.nnnnrn1

CAIRO, Feb. l5.-At tho request Of
Gen. Wolseley, Hassan Bey, brother
Of the khedive, has assumed
command OF the Egyptian troops
IN the Soudan, with tue
tllle OF governOr-g neral. Has
san Bey wanted his aecptaace
made conditional upon recruiting 1000
turkish soldiers, but finally accented
the command, The Egyptian plan
~ expected to have good effect upon the
oOuIanese., as showing England does
self % ~.
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Bill Epps Again Arrested.

GAINESVILLE, Feb. Special. l-
That notorious character, Bill Epps,
was arrested here last night and lodged
IN jail. lie is charg with horse steal
ing at WeatherfUrd. The sheriff of
fafker county is expected Tomorrow
to take the prisoner TO Weatherrofd for
trial A'i
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Oregon's New LIceuse Law.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Feb. i5.--rhe SOU
ate late last night passed Keady's local
option bill, which had previously passed
license eau bs issued only on the petit
ton OF majority OF the voters IN the
precinct where the saloon Is located.
The license fee is fxed at 500 q year.
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A Duel Prevented.

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. l5.--Gen. Stith
Balling was arrested on arrival here last
evening from Richmond, charged with
pelng about to engage IN duel. The
name OF the person whom Gen. Ballinp
was to light is not kncwn. Gen. Ballinp
gave $1,000 bond to keep the peace three
months Gen. Balhng is the postmaster
at this city.
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MoCabe,. ,,a.,nra,

DunLiN, Feb. l5,--The body of Car
dinal McCabe lies In state in the cathe-
dral to-day. 1t was viewed by 10000
persons; The pastoral of the
esrulhai written just before
his death, was read in D1o In churches
to-day. IL contained vigorous denun-
citation OF the dynamiters.
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SAlliYRn Arrested.

CHICAGO, Feb. l5-J. j. sullivan, one
of the witnesses IN the Mackin election
fraud case, yesterday, was arrested to.
Gay on charge OF perjury in giving his
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Msybe ne's vIsltlng Rnum.

CINcINNATI, Feb. l5.-The firm of b.
d. Bishop Il Co., vinegar dealers, are
considerably disturbed over the disap.
pearance of Burt d. Bishop, member
OF the firm. He is charged with the mis-
appropriation OF So 100.
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Tho brennan Elnr Iflna,.

PARIS, Feb. l5.--Au official telegram
irom Gen. Briere DeLislo states that the
nag OF France now floats over Lang Son.
The Chinese position at Kulua has also
neen captured 10y the French, the
chinese army having been routed after