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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-23
'AKANs4s DUEL.
Ono Of The Principals Fails Covered With
BIood-The Other Etenped,

Ono Of the Principals Fails Covered With
BIood-The Other Eteaped.
LAWRENCE, KASs., March 2l.-Quite q
stir was created in this place yesterday
afternoon over q duel hetweea Q young
man named P. a. Newharg, from Leayen-
worth, and Don Grew, tho son Of the Re.
publican candidate for Mayer. The Diff
Guilty grew opt Of little 'sauih that ap-
peared IL, the Lawrence Journal yesterday
morning, giving an account OF q "snipe
hunt inwhichi II was stated that New;
burg held 2 SACK and candle for several
hours waiting until the snipes were driven
In. Grew was accused Of being the author
Of the story, and when requested To apollo
gige refused to do 80, and intimated that
Newburg might 60. TO see his Satanic
Majesty. A challenge was sent and ac-
cepted, the weapons to be shet-gnps at
thirty PAGES. John 1onnells acted as
SECOND for Grew, and I'd Fairfield for
NeWburg, with Herman Haze a8 referee
allproMiReRt business a,en. II was un-
derstood between the seconds that the
guns were TO be loaded with blank cart
ridges.
weapons ions I We're discharged, and Grow iell,
while q quantity Of chicken blood made q
respectable eeFnse Of him, The crowd
rushed up Ia see what the result was.
Newbgrg, thinking they are gaipg 10 ar
rpat him, drew q revolver ard began To
shoot right and left, while the crowd, two
hundred in number, dispersed in every
direction. But the revolver, too, had been
loaded with blank cartridges, so no one
was injured. NewhqEg Was brought oyer
the dpel had taken place, and consulted an
attorney, who informed him that Grew
had been wounded, and defined Ills New:
6urgfsI ottanse. EeRbpTg decided that I
was best ipr him to leaYe town and he took
the first train for Topeka. -Il y
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IT,s AN I'LL WIND.
How the Wars in the old world BsnsRt
American Merchants.

AmtftpNh hNeEFtuknM4
NEW YoRS, March 2i.-War among for.
eign Powers means prosperity in the uni
ted States. II is said to-night that Eng
land Is negotiating for the purchase Of
Ericsson's latest invention In gan:hoats--
tho Destroyer. The weasel has been lying
for long time In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Nicsson tried to sell It to this Gov.
ernment, but was unsucceasinl.
Worthington 4 Co., the sleam.pump
men, are executing an order for engines
and q pipeline TO convey water across the
desert 10 English troops at Khartoum, 80
as 10 make o desert route otmarch practi.
cable.
Armour & Co., the Chicago meat pack
ers, to-day received an order iof i've mil
| iica Saas 6i meal ior the British GcyeEn.
met,t. Seventy thousand cattle will be
slaughtered to gil ths order.
From the gentleman who, gave this IN.
iorinatEon tonight there comes aIRa q bit
Of secret history regarding she French In,
terdict agaipas American pork. That
liutesdiek wa suspended for about TIVE
weeks al one time last fall, No one could
understand why. Il - stated that during
the suspenaon q French agent and Q hall
dozen 81 ahordinates in this city we've bHslly
engaged in buying pork iof the French
army In Tonquin. AS son as they had
All the pork they wanted the tntefdicI
J Sss again put IN toseS
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TOMORROW night councilmen will have
chance to say what they think Of Chief
Smiths "masterly inactivity" in the dis
charge Of his sworn duty. The people Of
this community are in dead earnest, and
they are very desirous Of knowing whether
Council Is with them or on the side Of the
brazen lsw.breakers.
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pretty Thetonrhlr nIa.hea.

Pir1snuaau, March 22.-Fritzschneider,
Of Allegheny City, was found this morn
ing by his vile l.ing in pool Of blood
on the Kitchen floor, with his skull
fractured, three ribs broken, and bis
face mashed 70 pulp. In the yard
was evidence Of scufiie and q bloody club
was found in an outhouse. Schneider,
who cannot recover, charges Patrick Rod
gers q fellow workman with the assault.
Rodgers was arrested, but strongly protesta
his innocence. Schneider's statement Ia
doubted by the authorities.
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GOVERNOR WILSON doesn't mean that
the Senator's shall have it all their own
way Il lie can help it. Hence his visit to
Washington 10 let the President know
what very bad lot Of Senators the West
Virginia Senators are. The harmony in
dicated by this and other recent proceed.
ines is not short OF immense.
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Lospas, March 2l.-Reportsfrom other
parts Of the disturbed region are extreme
ly conflicting, hut there Is an apparent
likelihood oi General Wolseley's being
shortly put on the defensive. That
0sman has succeeded in arousing Arabia
seems certain, and news OF q serious
nature from Yemen is expected soon.
The formidable Senoussi, in Tripoli, arc
said to be ready, too, to assume the oiteu.
sive, as they are known 10 have been
quietly backing the Mahdi ior Q year past.
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Tur Weston Republican discloses tie
iacs that "the patients at the Hospital for
the Insane have not had any eggs to eat
in the last two years." Well-how could
they have tlem2 Mustn't the gentlemen
Of the staff have their "tlips"? Unless
the working capacity OF the Weston hens
Is prodigious they can'tsupply everybody.
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cIEyEl4Sp, o., March @-The police
Of Canton, o. to-day arrested John Clark,
Of Cleveland, and Frank Cline, OF ST.
In their possession were found articles
stolen from places recently burelarized in
Canton and surrounding towns. They
had q good assortment OF burglars tools.
The prisoners were held on d charge Of
burglary, WIN ~.
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Is ii necessary to inform the Register
that the Chief Of Police has the 1STELIl-
orscER's leave to put an end to prostitu-
tiOn and Sunday liquor selling? He is
not required to contine himself TO routing
ont gambling hells.
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win Adjourn Soon,

WASHINGTON, D. q, March 22-dt is
probable the Senate will adjourn without
delay before the end Of the week, aud
possibly 1t may do s0 by Tuesday or
Wednesday. Sessipps from this time an.
I'll Adjournment are likely 70 be hold
chiefly IA secret. a considerable number
Of nominatlona are expected tomorrow
and TuesIay, Time not consumed in
their sonaia aeratiop will be spent on the
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Another Hotel Burned,

FFoar sAir,I, ARR., March 22.-The
Grand Genital Hotel burned this morn
ings loss $4,000. Most oithe furniture
was saved. Awoman was badly injured
by jumping from the third floor. The
building was owned by Wm. Fishback,
who was yesterday defeated for United
States Senator by Governor Berry.
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WHATEVER may be said by the English
Drss, the money.lenders Of Europe who
are carrying Russian promises to pay are
auurehensive Of ap Anglo Russian war.
The ri Indications are all in that direction.
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.1|FEHgE-
How lalrhhy

WAaNlsaTeS, March "A gentleman
who called on Attorney General Garland
reports him as saying. lido not intend
to remove any clerk lin this department
who has proved himself to be efficient
and whose services are necessary for the
performance ef the work of the otice. ~
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Tns Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
b,, been and gone, and we had no chance
~ n,T mi ourselves on ille.-FrOm the Hungry
lIasl.nqn: or Won and Lost. A4fe9te
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Cleyeiand Rents n Pew.

w4suSa7aS. Pcs March; % -preais
dent Cleveland has rented a pew in the
First Presbyterian church oi thlsoity, Of
which Rev, pr. Sunderland, formerly
Chaplain qithe gaited States Senate, Is
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Louaconing NssTiy ps.,roy,d.

BlLriaoRs, Mp, March le2. IA special
to the Amfrtcda from Lonaconing, Nd.
says: Fire destroyed almSat 4hei entire
business portion al thevillage this morn
ing, eutailing a loss Of nearly s50, 900; in.
sutance $95 600. I.onaconing was nessly
destroyed -bY fire in 1881. d z { ~
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w1LKEsaARRE, pa March q. The strike
among the laborers Of slope l Ottke sEs:
auehanna Coal Company, Nanticoke, may
extend to all the hinea operated by The
nrdefa for ropk mixed cars Qf coal :.
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0ptrd

WHAT is being said about gambling in
wheeling is read with interest elsewhere
IN tbe moral vineyard. In some degree
almost every community has taint Of
.be leprosy.
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s,ycrtbe State administration went to
Washington to wrestle withthe Big Iniun,
,be President hasn't been feeling SO well.
la Ia afraid Of another incursion OF the
bluseycd nations Of the north.
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The fine Italian hand raised in the
Chiefs defense is not well disguised. Yer
itas' means Truth. Shakespeare gays:
"Doubt Truth to be a liar" but in this
case charity can't go SO far. When did
Porter Smith intend to beginf When the
Mayor urged him to go ahead he scoted
at the suggestion.
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, aIR1RpWlEth "a, March a9IDyna.
mite was placed underth skating rink
last night byan unknown person and ex-
ploded, tearing out the end Of the build.
Ing. Alaree ctowdwasiG tho building,
but no ane was hurt. Y.
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10 Council wants to do its duty 1t will
~ the Chief Of Police some very pointed
.ass,ious s on the IIealy case. Lethim de-
Sss 4T himse,f II he has defense.
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rur Deople arc with the Mayor. They
iii he with Council II Council takes the
S'% ';"S, sile. A tine opportunity presents
tall to make and unmake regulations.
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FoRfREsS MoyBos, VA, March "a
gnbw torn set in'a 5 O'Clock thls morning
and lasted all day. II was the heaviest
here ips ten yesFs, ti.-s.ga
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DIED.

ARMBRRCHr-on Sunday evening March q.
1855 at 40 o'clock, at the residence ol bis atheF
2iSty year Of his age IE.IIt
Funeral notice hereafter, 9lf
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Ole gntelIigftlter
sa.s; So.. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street.
Tar Mayor is right. The Chief oil
polieels wioug-criminalIy wrong Where
1oes Council stand?

rn, Chief Of Police might have saved
,,.asslf l" all this II be had only done his
.I",r, n, He doesn't seem to have been at
l;harty 10 do that.
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ANOTHER DISASTER
TO THE EENa1lsH ARMY IN EGYPT,
The Arab. Concealed in pealo Rush on
the British aud Create Great Havoc in
Their Ranks-A Surprise That Came
Very Near Being suce es.fal.

suAK,N, March 22.-Whiie detatohments
ofthe English and Indian infantry were
making q zeraba seven miles southwest oi
suakim to-day, they were suddenly sur
prised by a rush Of Arabs, who were
massed and concealed in the deiles west
Of Hasheen. The English formed asquare
as quickly as possible, but the camels,
mules and horses were drawn back in con-
fusion on the troops, causing a stampede,
and amid the clouds Of dust the Arabs
penetrated the south and north sides Of
the square. Meanwhile the marines and
Berkshire regiment, who were on the
east and west sides of the square,
maintained q continuous fire, hold
ing the enemy at bay, while the
charged thecayalry and fire from the guns
.atthe Hasheen zeraba checked the on
slsught Of the Arabs, which at the onset
threateneda a serious disaster to the Brit
ish. General Graham reports the English
losses, so far as known, to be 2 officers and
90 men killed and SO men wounded. The
losses Of the engineers transport corps and
Indian troops arc. not yet reported. An
unofficial estimate places the British killed
at tifty-two and the wlunded at
eighty.fve. Near all the casualties were due |
to spear thrusts received In hand-to.hand
engagements. The Arabs got between the
transport train and the zeraba and speared
men Of the transport corps and killed the |
animals. They fought sayagely, refusing
to give or take quarter. General Mcneil |
who commanded the zeraba, reports |
vaguely that there were several thousand |
rebels in the fight and over one thousand
were killed or wounded. Mcneil is blamed
for not taking precautions against a sur
prise.
ONE nouns HOT PLOTTING.
The enemy began the attack at 8 o'clock
this morning. They were repulsed and
the ground cleared by 4 o'clock. The
damage done to transport material yester-
day was immense. The whole British
force remained in the field dur
ing the night. The cameis and mules
were hamstrung by the Arabs and
scores Of camp followers were cut up.
The Arabs were scattered about in the
whole vicinity intercepting the native
fugitives. The appearance and yells Of
the Arabs was so sudden that the whole
and transport animals were
mixed with the natives, who be-
came panic-stricken and surged on
the zeraba, making resistance hope
less, The scene was indescribable..
Arabs glided and crept in all directions
among the animals The Haddendawas
swarmed from the bush like magic and
attacked the zersba fercely on all
sides. The Soudauese coolies were mis-
taken for enemies and many were killed by
friends. The Berkshire regiment and ma.
rines stood firm and cool and fired volIey
sitter yolley iRta tho ranks Of the enemy.
The naval brigade, inside the seraha, also
opened hot fire. The Indian troops
held their own CALAMITY as soon as they
were able TO close the square again.
Eventually unable to stand tile rattling
fire, the enemy disappeared as they came.
t.a|.I
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Now wxwbh 1t distinctly understood that We
arc utterly opposed to this great lnlquiIy that Is
Atty honeyrOmbing our city, running and blasting
the Ptcscnt aud future lie Of eus youth, aud we
desire TO hte the utmost rigor Of the law enforced
against the Amblerf, aud we call upon Porter
Smlt to do Ills dutyAt once and do Il well. But
We have word to the hyp0chtical Pharlsec Of the
lSTELLGENCER He knows full well that prepan.
a0nI were OH foot BY Porter Smith 10 go at this
work In such manner Is would have ctlectuAlly
crushed Il out" IertGs'-fGieat interrtew In Reg-
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23
PRESCOTT % MARlC0pA

sik 6iltErrE. Lean. Prescott daily al 6:,oam rive at Phenix at if:4o am rive a, Marcopa at s:3o pm Connecting with s. P. K. R. trains cast & west. STAGES FOR THE NORTH Leave Maricopa on arrival of trains from the west at 7:rsam rrive at Phenix daily at . Io:3s am rriye at Prescott daily at 6:Is pm
 BETWEEN
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23

The Prescott Miner says that Judge Fitzgerald has decided that the Arizona insolvency law cannot cover debts incured prior to ths pas. sage of the law: Good iS%yefs will coincide with this decision, othefSise a territorial legislature would have power 70 pass ex post facto laws Which is contrary to the constitution of the United States.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23
Fred R. Kit,le, good printer, has been appointed Postmaster at Flor epce, nafcounty.

Stephen B. Elkins, manssr ci blain's Presidential campaign, re. tently said: "I am cenpelled to Say that think, refs0hally, MT. Cleveland's policy is better than would have been that of the man ipent dollars and time to elect. Still, 1 hate a Demottat.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23

ces,es if mature years, such as loss of memo ", I.assitude, Nocturnal Emissions, evasion to society, dimness of vision, noises in the head, the vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and ninny otiier diseases that lead to inSani.y and death.
 Dr. Mintie, who is irregular graduated phy- sician will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for acase of this kind the Vital Restora- tive tundcr his special advice and treatment will not cure. or For anything impure or inja- rious found in ;t Df. Mintie treats all pri- vate diseases successfully without mercury Consu,tstitn free. A thorough examination and ad, ice, including an analysis Of the urine S, Price of Vital Restorative, SI.5o not ile, or four times the quantity $: sent to any address upon recei h of price. or C. 0. b. secure from obser, ation. and in private name if desired, by A. F.. MINTlE, Nj. D., No IT Kearrey street, San Francisco. Gala,
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to anyone applying by letter, stating symp toms, sex and Oge Strict secrecy in regard to business transactions.
 Dt. Mintie's Kidney Remedy Ncphe,icum cutes all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com plair.s, Gonorrhoca, Gl,et Leucorshea. For sale By all druggists, si bottle, SIX hctilss for B
 Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills are the tesl and cheapest Dyspepsia and biiiious care n' the marA,t. For sale u, all drug.ists.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23
pfesc6tt and Phoenix,

VIA wICKENBURG < vULTURE. Leave Prescott Monday Wednes. day and Friday at 3p.m arrive at Phenix Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at cam |. Making connection with our Ia!e stage for Mancopa, which leaves fheaiS at D. and arrives at Marcopa in time to eohneet with railroad usinS.
 RETrRNINC: Leave Phenix Moneay, Wednes- day and Friday at I,m. arrlve at Prescott Tuesday, Thursday sand Saturd,y at iopm
 EETWEEN
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23
7lKE ARIz0NA EHAKPI6NIs THE 0EficxAL
 ORGAN OF THE A6SOCh4 77ON
List of Members of the Mogollon Live Stock rtcttci

List of ieniters of the Moaoon Live Stock ftcttci tive Association
 W. G. Stewart Daniel Segmier B. F.; Saunders F. R. Cart w. H. Ashurst A. H. Tucker Walter Hill N. CAshSt Lot Smith Israel Call P. ]. Brannen c. C. Archer William Munds F. w. Putnam Frank Hart S. NJ. See C. H. Schulz A. s. Putnam D. J. Brannen w. H. Shoot J. F. Daggs J. II. Yure William Fain Robert Fnnie John Clark Madison Burch H. C. Lockctt ] Wooasj E. L. Cook, Charles Richar1snn, James Walsh. A. r. McAllstef; A. R. Fay,
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23
RECEIVE PROHEpT AZ.
 FENTlON.
The Great English
 REMEDY.

Is q never failing cure for Nervous De bility, ExhnuNef V.
 talliy, Seminal Weak
 ness, Spermatorrhoes 1 os; Manhood, lmpo- tency, Paralysis. and a q all the terrible ef. lccts of self abuse, youthful f llies:nd ex-
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23
Prescott and the 4. 6 P,

ave Prescott daily at 6sm A i've at Ash Fork at .. op.m Connecting with A. X r. trains east and wcs Leave Ash Forp upon artiYa! of
 trains daily at 6 am
 rive at Prescott at T.;op.m OffIcE-Firt National Bank, Prescott, AT. JAMES STEWART, ]. r MEADoR, Superintendent. Ast., Prsseott
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23

FL Coos-Stock branded I'll on left hip; range at and between Nor mon and San Francisco mountains, near Flagstaff, Yavapai county, Ari- zona; postofiice add,ess, Flagstaff, Arlzona.
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RECORDERS COURT.
Slew Foot" Frank Again-A wild
Negro with O Dirk.

Old Benjamin Franklin Jefferson, alias
Slew Foot Frank, used insulting Ian
guage to Charlie Woods, but claimed he
was playing. Joking. lie was fined SO.
w. II. Holly, tall young oolored man,
and not "wild and woody Englishman''
as our reliable Express reporter dubbed
him this morning. was drunk and disor-
derby last nisht ut Mr.. Eisner's store,
and when arrested dangerous dirk
clasp knife was found on his person.
officer Mookert made the arrest. lie
was fined 50 for being drunk and S25 for
carrying the dirk.
Antonio Cantu, according TO officer
Heitgen. was drunk on the plaza at the
chile stands last night. Fined S..
Jesus IIuerte was also drunk and dis
orderly nj the chile stands and broke the
coffee cups. lie was fined So.
w. Dobson was charged with being q
vagrant. His case was continued until
tomorrow.
The opium cases were next grappled
with by the court. All Wah was charged
with Keeping an opium den and with
violating the sanitary ordinance, and
Jim Sing. Geo Chaw and Jim Charley
were charged with smoking opium. All
Wah was fined $40 ard the others 81
each
Martin Meyer and Pasqual Olivia were
fined 81 each for being drunk.
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Houses to PatrOniZe.


Nickel watches 81 to 81 80, at j. Nj.
Emerson's.
For n fine fitting suit call on A. NJ.
Cohen. Main plaza. 5-22-tf
-Emerson saws he can discount the
town ON prices. 7-S.tf
Enarson 10 ,,otarmioad IN soil yoods
Go see him.
Eina porLor t1oihrou,h or Roter
o,nn a. En,"rson;s 'e"
s"'' ~ -, ~
"A goOu hlckle Time oloch ~ 30,
"'"' u % 80 q. i-oi9" Az,
%Il'ressnaklhg reasonable, NJ MISS
ornosit. Exnross n,,,oo oo' S'iw
opposi'e HNpioes o'.oo' 20,
OH are sure 10 Duy II you VIII !ust
call on A. M. Cohen, 2oo ana III MAN
Plaza. o-o-tt
Money. to loan at low rates. See
Uncle Emerson
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

Col. John A. Baker, Of Uvalde, Is ut
the Maverick.
ia. Greer and family, of Pearsall, are
In the city.
T.. A. Peters and lady, Of Caldwell,
Texas. are in the city.
Mr.. Il. Nolte, n Segun merchant, is at
the Menger
j. r. Wolf. n prominent merchant Of
Lavernia, Is in the city.
Up. Warren and j. NJ. Gailin, of Co
lumbus, are In the city.
j. II. Vaughan. n prominent druggist
of Seguin, is at the Maverick.
u. b. Rutlege, wife and daughter Of
Pearsall, are Mt the southern.
Il. Northcraft, prominent citizen of
San Marcos. Ii at the Southern.
Richard Crothers, large merchant OF
Mier, Mexico, Is ut the Southern.
Col. Sidney Mead and A. J. williams.
Esq, of Flor, syllle, are In the city.
+. Gueydan, Jr.. young merchant
and stookman OF San Diego, Is Il guest at
the Southern.
j. j. H. Patterson, of Uvalde. n
brother OF Mr. w. j. b. Patterson, of
our city, Is at the Southern.
Judge II. Telchmiller, of LAG range. is
at the Mcnger from Kyle, where he has
returned from trying special case.
MIR. j. G. Cochran, formerly a well
known ne wspaper man Of San Antonio,
arrived last night with his wife from
Austin, to spend week visiting rela-
tives.
Colonel WIN. Babcock, an extensive
ranchero of Bexar county. has returned
from prolonged trip to Illinois, and is
at the Southern.
Charles Frezille, Kansas City, Mont
gomery; Lu Mason, Galveston; J. j.
Mushaway, IL. Hamlin, Corpus Cbrlsti;
o. B. Halsell. Texas; o. G.. Meyer, New
York; John Baker, Uvalde; f. w. Dunn
BILE, +. Calrich, New York; II. Young,
st. Louis; w. G. Smith. Texas; G. b.
Collins, Luling; j. II. Vaughn, Seguin;
+. L. Mann, " ilwaukee, Wis; DR.. Run
del, Aurora; +. A. Francis, Texas; y. j..
Coop, FL Paso, are at the Hotel MAYER
lex.
A. w. Evans, NJ. Behrend. New York;
b. l.. Crouch. Pearsnll; W. Il. Dakan,
Dallas; Mrs. q. NJ. Hodges and family,
Encinnl; Mrs. j. W. Hodges and family,
Tyler; II. Teiohmueller, LaGrange; A.
Gardner Austin; T.. j. Ponton, COMA
les; ID. NJ. Angle. Houston; w. B. Nor
ris, Louisiana; h. Nolte. Seguin; II. g..
House, Houston; Henry West, Calves
ton; W. II. Harris, Marion; A. w. Clark,
Gonzales; Il. Hayward, j. 4. Alexander,
Trinity; A. w. Wilkinson. Holland, Tex.
+. Solder, Paige; Eugene II. Hopkins, w.
NJ. Alexander, A. Van Patten, l.. NJ.
Croker, 5. W. French, Austin; l.. 5.
Thomas, j. II. Merryileld. Dallas; 4. j.
Darragh. Little Rock; Il. ID. Gribbe,
Gainesville, are registered at the Menger
hotel.