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A rrlpplo nauenioe in Louisiana

"A Tripple HnuShtnE in Luuisi"n"'
PLAoUEMrNE, La, July 3l.-George
Wilson, Charlie Davis and Mathilde
Jones (all coicred) were executed
here to-day for the murder and rob
berry of Mrs. henrietta Cole in this
town Oh the night of January
25th, last. Wilson was captured
in Memryis few weeks later
and before e trial made voluntary
confession, giving the names OF his
accomplices. The principal witness
against the prisoner was 9 little col
ored girl, q servant of Mrs. Cole,
at the lime of the murder. She heard
the murderers conspire to rob her
mistress and gave them informa-
ton about Mrs. Coles money and
iewelry and saw them with
The jewelry in their possession after
the murder. The conspirators entered
Mrs. Coles dwelling, strangled her to
death, and robbed the house
of money, diamonds and
o.her valuables. Mrs. Cole
was the widow of the late Judge James
L. Cole, and was highly esteemed by
all who knew her.
Wilson was baptized yesterday. He
seemed resigned to his fate; said he
Z as ready to 20 and acknowledged
the Justice of his sentence.
Davis decclared that he was tnno-
cent but that he was also ready to die.
Last night the prisoners did not
sleep ct all. Mathil6e Jones
said this morning that she was
ready to die, and that she
thought she would 60 to heaven. She
appeared quite cheerful and did not
allude to The crime on the scaffold..
She was extremely nervous and
after saying goodbye" to all, and
while shTpting and and singing s gave f May
The scaffold. This displaced
the ropes and 1t required
two strokes by the executioner to cut
them. The necks of Davis and Wilson
were broken; the woman died from
Fnlly 5000 people were gathered
abouL the court house and grounds.
Davis was q little nervous,
but Wilson appeared 70 take y
coolly. After bidding goodbye to their
friends, the black caps were drawn
4 the woman tainted and
fall against Davis and then off the gal
lows, Davis then lost his balance,
caught hold of the rope to the right
which held the trap, and
was ia that position when the trap fell,
al i2:l5, Wilson standing cody all the
Amer the trap fell the ropes Of the
woman and Davis twisted together.
The woman got her hands loose In
her struggling and grasped g
everything In reach. The woman was
known as the wife of Davis. They
both said they were innocent.
4 Life was declared extinctin IA min
utes after the trap tell.
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LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-several
months ago masked body OF mon
visited tho house of Professor p. j.
Slocum, school teacher, near Hoar's
Cave, Kentucky. Slocum fired Into
the crowd and killed three of them.
Slocum to-day filed suit for $4,000
against 10 of the best citizens OF Hart
County. He also charges thom with
conspiracy to drive him out OF tho
country.
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INDIAN AsrAIRs.
General shs.iaaa wos'dn's Ia.sEvl.w.

General Sheridan wouidn't interview.
CHICAGO, July 3i.-General sheridan
arrived rom the West this morning,
and will lonvo direct for Washington
this afternoon. Concerning the trouble
In tho Indian Territory, ho SAID re
he he had settled visws respecting the
Indian question, thoy would be TX.
pressed only to the President In per-
son, as that was in tho main tho mis-
aion upon which no had been sent TO
the Indian country. Any expressions
which have boon credited TO him con-
Ger ming the situation wero unauthor-
ICED and upfounded.
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W Aansoros, Jnly o.. hr.suors-
rotary Chandlsf VS. y wltoass bef0ss
tho Smith uontimarilei today. He
tesilnod that rayiAastot euneral
smith know 81 lue oQrrfa,uuuQuo" bo'
tween hilnSnlf AUD tho lao t5ne.ary
payments ont of AN annual aporopria-
ton Tor supplies contracted for dUrinR
another year. Ito ssir Also that he
had not blen consulted py the
piymfntor- General Az 20 tic
Enlargement u a. aertain o0n'
tract fnr beef Mr.. Chand.or vas
alal called 10y the dsienae, sud testlhed
thnt no aulhoflzed The purahhse OF the
butter that was hough FOR the Greedy
roliof expedition.
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A Big Banter Mt Beach

DETROIT, July 3l.-The well.known
sporting man, Ed II. Gilman, issues a
challenge to any oarsmnn in the world,
and especially to Beach, OF
Australia, to row Hanlan on tho De-
troit river any distanse and at any
time agreed upon, for
$500 side. Gilman will
put up $1,000, or 81 900 forfeit, with any
reliable newspaper in the United
States and will put up tho Who'll o
$1,000 before Beach leaves Australia,
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KANsAs CRY, Jaly pi'-rhe O!iy
Council TO -nighl ador,sd a resolution
tla- IA mayor appoin' o9mmittaf
u. No mamrefs Ia 20 Io wash
inrton ars urge grop he fEesidcn
sAsl tension al lire for tha remoV 4
ol cattle from tho Cheyenne and Ava
Iahoo reservatipph Mayo Aoofs Ass
.liCutnd Gonna too Of men rom
rromiuent 81 .itena, uone II whom nv
iIUagiA0d With tlH cafEq interest MA
ihog viii hold a meeting to-nlo ioW
noralng Extension viii 10 nsl;et' on
the gFound thuf Tho CfCef inyc YES
Oti,ers besidas calt'e intSresis ~ ne
sLa,sa OF Kalsaa, Missouri snd u xas'
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| IL
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Fresi-
dent to-day appointed Alex M Wal
Loo ~ c.oroIa. n ba survavor of eng
toms for the Port Of Atlanta, Georgia.
'o Horsce r. Chase. Of Peoria, illinois,
has been appointed superintendant OF
the industrial school for Indians, at
Genoa, Nebraskr, az 9 ssisry o. sl'oVV'
wee ob SsT y W,ibnr ~ jsckson. Ten
nessee, has been appointed supsrin-
tendent OF me lnIiSm wsle ~ ~ IVY
OH cry, q ~ nh;c s ranyo ~ wy -
SlSyens, q S vn,o' apI Mcr to- iowa
!, - Hnn,, arnninted s sneciai AGENT OF
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: e ess u1a Il - III .s1ec for tho diatriot Of
rt LnSa.9 Hh,;.N' TSysS' - 4
o Is b United sfsfss consul At New
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wAsnISoroS, July 3L-rhe follow-
Ing order has been .asaod W the SEQ
Tstsry oi the Interior;
'lioavo Of absence with pay
on account o alclsneas Will
not be granted far lolger
paflod than % days ID any calendar
yonr. The necessity tor such losvos
must be fully tstabl'shed by medical
evidence and 20 the satisfaction OF the
officers of the depattDent."
This ordor doeA not alf3ci tho an
nuAi leave FOR 3l days. Tho pranttce
heretofore has been 70 allow 20 lays
Hlci1 Leave M ono aaI.
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WASHINGTON, July Sl.--The Naval
Board, which IL examining the plans
and specifications for theproposed new
cruisers, expects TO be occupied with
It's work during the entire summer.
1t IL possible that after the American
plans are examined Secretary whitney
viii appoint commission TO go abroad
and examine foreign models.
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WAsHINaToN, July SIT is under
stood that the President, within q few
days, will fill the vacant second lieu
tenancies existing In the line OF the
army from civil life. There will be 10
vacancies after the commissioned
officers, who are now being examined,
shall have been assigned TO regiments.
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CASUALTIES.
A Breezy Incident In Dakota.

FARGO, Dakota, July 3l.-By q vio-
lent storm yesterday an electric
tower 100 feet high. all iron, was blown
down and twisted out OF any sem-
blance 10 It's original appearance.
Tin roofs and trees In many
cases were carried away and great
dainsgs done in the country east, near
0lydOn.
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nn.thafLI.n.sasni $40

WAsulysrov, Jaly sl.--Tho core
tary Of state received rom Lin lAs.
sy--!s., ls.os.am announcing the
death Of Lieutenant Nye, naval At
tacho 20 the American legation ut that
place. The lieutenant was instructed
10 accompany the romans OF ex-Min-
lister Phelps 70 the United States, but
before tho datS OF departure he be
camo III and died yesterday. No par
tloulars received.
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COMING CON.

PREpAEINe FoR TEE COMING CON-
PtIcp.
srmLA, India, JUL, 3l.--Maior- Gem
eral McGregor is going to Calcutta to
select site for All entrenched camp in
the Pishin valley.
a DLOoDTaIRsrY SOLDIER.
BoMBAY, July 31.-A soldier to-day
was reported Tor misconduct, and In
revenge no shot and killed TWO SER
He tt.eu barricade d himself within his
uuartsfs and shot his wife dead. After
keeping up for time an effective ire
against those who attempted to assail
MS retreat he lay down beside his
wife's corpse, and with his last bullet
anned his own li.e. ~.
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pApAL coss1sroRy.

ROME, July 81 The Pope, with
great religious ceremony, held Q pub
lie consistory yesterday at which the
newly appointed cardinals were nat,
tad. Later in the day q secret papal
consistory was held at which there
were other ceremonies and other
titles conferred.
BISHOP OF MOBILE.
4 Tbs Pope has appointed Rev. Jero-
Iniah O'aulIivan Bishop Of Mobile,
Alabanla, and not Father Byrne, as
pyse stated Wednesday,.
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THAT which we call rose !.
BY any other name would smell a. sweet
But the reverse is equally true, and
the simple fact that 10 many wretch
ed perfumes are designated Florida
Water does not impart to them any OF
the sweet fragrance Of the genuine
Murray q I.anman's florida Water:
Beware Of these c0unterfetts, ana
mako sure of obtaining only the right
article which has won for Itself me
foremost position Is toilet reQuisise:'
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WASHINGTON. July 3i.-The officers
OF the corps OF engineers In charge OF
tho Improvement upon the fortifica-
lions OF the country have made their
reports to the chief OF engineers. On
account Of the small appropriation
made last year but little work has
been dono during the past season
Tho funds available were used In put.
ting In good order tho platforms OF the
various forts.
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nIrNtrEn nANK.


Coax, July 3l,-rhe directors OF
Munster Bank charge Farguharson
with causing the suspension of the
bank IN ortler TO obtgin the appoint
nent oghqnidator, so as to cover up
his uetalcatfon7
cARSARvoN 70 VISIT THE IRISH.
LONDON, July 3l.-Earl Carnarvon
will make toGT OF ireland shortly In
order to ascertain the condition ana
wants Of the people.
A RAscAILY OFFICIAL.
DupGrN, July 3l.--The police have
succeeded Ia discovering some val.
uaI,lo securities 1T the lodgings. OF
Rorort Farguharson, the acsconding
niolnt manager OF the Dublin branch OF
he Munster Bank.
81 pEcnEAsE OF POPULATION.
y The Resister's qusrterly returns estl-
land eS 4,ol9 ,342 showing a great de-
crease, which is chiefly owing to immi-
grafton 70 America.
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Washington July 3l.--The resisna.
ton of Edward p. Chaplin, receiv-
or of public moneys at Dsadwood,
Dakota, has been accepted.
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sAt1, oY nuRn. RELICS.

LoEDos, July 8l.-At the sale OF
Burns relies at Ayr yesterday, Tan,
o'Shanier and Sour Johnnie chairs
were bought for tbs Burns cottage Tor
al each. 4 wooden silver-hoopeu
graph legter Of the poet to Hamilton
Nimmo brought 81.
A PAIL MALL CHAPTER IN GLASGOW.
GLASGOW, July Biz At a meeting
hore 20. day, the provost OF Glasgow
declared, N speaking OF the revelations
made by the Pan Mall Gazette, that In.
ouiries which had been made showed
that there prevailed IL Glasgow sys-
TEN OF corruption Of minor females
similar to that which the Gazette had
expoecd In London,
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H ila lfh.lA TLs nnfisn s41o
flI0ui. nNl0h o. lH fnH IIflI'a N ~
iNlNia "a. fnfIuffH llr NNu1 Iu DEF
tl4h lfan % lnl ifin Infl4nI MI
oDnVaglnH lhH lfinHied ftlHlr N fln
lIfi. IllH yrtH wfN laltn lnt0
Vnuftuslah lml Win 10 rebels 4
Do aunrfs on (nafl.
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ROCK C0LLRGn


Mrs. Croom's Select School will reopen
the first Monday In SepteD Der, nssletod ~
both modern and ancient, taught ~ usual
price. Very superior advantages oHorod
for thorough musical training. instruments
taught piano, Organ, guitar and r'i0lln:
teacter nj usual price. Text books same
as used In pnblic schools OF the city Mn.
Croom's intuition is to be thorough and
practical and teach child ZEN such thingpA -
they should practice whom men and We
men. For Terms and other information
pertaining to the school, either cali or ad-
dress MRS. ELIZA TRIGG GROOM
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak streets Da las, Texas
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Requested to Resign.

WASHINGTON, July 81. : The six
chiefs of divisions In the second audi
tors office have boon requested 70 ten
der their designations. Thew are
Thomas @. Bailey, +. III. Goodalle, Q.
T. lowell, Thomss Rathbore, ii. a..
Whallen and @. y. Snow.
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~ Nv RI EL'S UAnF n HAND VNE' n
CHicAoo July II. The Daily News
Regine, Northwest Territory, special
ssaYse sRislss counsel has practically
gfysn M the tighs, and will rest the
eutirn Il tense apon the plea of insane
tv. The eight witnesses for the crown
examined yesterday, gave most direct
Testimony against I he prisoner. Tween
~ OF tho docnmentsi introduced by the
crown were IN Riel q handwriting and
ali sjgnad by him, directing the half
lDrssds and The Indians to joil the Reb.
cid and raid the forts and The stores.
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WASHINGTON, July 31.-Charles L.
Skinner, of Baltimore, was to-dsy dis
barred from practice as an attorney
before the Interior Department, for
extorting Illegal fees.
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Moro Dsnysr Dynantte Deyiltry. &
Drxynn, July Sl.~The incoming
Lesdvills posSenser train, dts mere q
o;so this svenink. explodsd 4 dynamite
csrtridee about two and ahalf miles
south of tllc city. Tho engine nae
teuder were bsdly wrecked asia
ore length Of track was
torn iip. Tho r ssaefigofs were
utlff;n I'D 3 4 ssls OK o.osiqu was dis
!, ,.f 3 \ esr.s IN q rx.iiuR<f 10 Mites.
K " ,slpf,.ar ht'icris bat the Outrage
Y as i,s n ''l n 4 ess'- !
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ST. Louis Seminary.
A Private selcet school Of High Grade
for Young Ladios.

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
OF the suburbs OF st. Louis, on on elevation
in view of the city, one mile OF tha City
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The place
is beautiful and healthy Number nnuteQs
pill individualized. English, Clasllce,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and Instrumental and Art.
Teachers of large experience. Comm0di-
full and ample grounds. EARLY application
only will secure aroom. Terms moderate
Fourteenth year CONNIE noes Sept. lOths
For further particulars and Cotal0xuogs
add 'ess the principal, d. 7. BLEWETT,L.
L. d. Jennings, Mo. w "A M
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Tha Public Debt Decrease.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-It 10 estima-
ted that there has boon decrease OF
about $7,000,000 In tho public debt
during The month OF July.
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Scam.
rscarAsF or oao1Ens,

~ 81 \ 7INCKE4bF lff V1sVlElzEe = 4 ~ r
NAp1iD, Jniy 3l,--Tha prevailing
,thundsf storms are largely increasing
Che q aoiAra NOR, slisy in this city.
There sre 2 efS new cases OF cholefe
+ q, fhe olava5-st sokeu district, and
ves.eraer tisefa ssere 1859 deaths.
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Baker, tho Bicycle Boss J

Boston, July 3l.-George w. Baker
has arrived in Boston from ST. Louis
on his bicycle, having covered the dig.
lance OF 1854 mics In 10 days OF actual
riding.
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ii d "a 1s~rs nssd uiscoverpd
,s'f sALo, )Wig Sl. Many insnssi
l1Ayo bet d circulated the 5,nst few days
of d tIod 5{eDoy ID ylzs ecco 1pte az
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uo,s. ti0aa 1att rafisa aHispf nnrat'
relic nunsifi Nauh cfoet 'a'
n1rs F.ant fsr fteFHf4r
tieul a. fndia' Pc


uLAiFtoHF ~ W Chuiafsu.
Iosnos, Iuly ll.--Mr. q iadsions ~ =
.s,art ss,urdag On lda crni.e % Nor
<>sy ~ ID. quest al Aif rhs mas hfs Z,
[4A on the .si .uFs yacht "ahNNPAeif
E SICK roAts
,s.t pu. hauan, Who IL ~ has
~ Y. "a . long dramatic posm'
4M FCoHsogn ArHilA.
,tsnda4ii, shilk "a the tfeep "a
X/N r.p. u.s. tho riilV ing ltp-
|Ix..~%A. rs attach Gu ionl haran MIN
M ~ tha Loader OF thA Con-
49, r-ss plaIuly ford Randolph
s5<kDf.l. has boom ppnga ia me
.Xs = Ulth admirable aasiduity ~ =
wan 0rgarirsd clique. which " a'w ~
tasiy 4 cry 'prodigious' w 'iii la
ha opens his MOUTH but u 49,
Ta'n' Tae Livorpo0l lnCld0f .s.,,,.,ss
.hee extent cf alarlh NMoi ..rn h..
hlurdprug ard binstori' !, III, o,,ty
npIr-d within tho bCEol 90 - .,y
wee Ia t"l liuu !i...s
better that the IL, '"'i c,nosoeiiion
should ba again "A NJ. a. cceed uo
than thht thew 80 ui~ ~ &c. -,
,hs humhauC u.s. an Fs,l snsi',or' :
~. -, Z, of irrl nd. Inlsss Tue
-, Y. 81, = Il dlsRyoy these Attacks, II
v "a hard elieets in me ,uiun
.trfn r.nIaiT tA.r a. yot e...-
velnl.ale,i. IEs truth ~, Lord Ran
dolpi Churchill hes been much over.
rated. NJ hiR pranks DO endured
longer, 10 viii smash she Government
aud coI8ervaflv0 party. We VIII FOL
low the Marqpis OF salisbury,
but will TO- iAIlov tho over
grown school hoy, wh0 is without
EuovleiRe su1lolcnt 20 fathom his
oyya ien5raitce 81 statlsru snship. Its
seo,ni ca saying that Lord Randolph
Churchill Is equally q Radical with
Nr. JDsrph Chsmiariaini and the pop
nlar estiiuato 70 not for wrong.
ruNrRAh oVJsIB N0sEs MoNrEfioRE.
RAMsoAvE, July si.-rhe remains oil
slf Mnses Moattfnre We 20 buried here
this afternoon. hgalp95 was suspen-
ued, Shops closed Bnn gns weather was
equity. Tho attendance was vast and
iious al sragtNx Tho GO I'm " as placed
beside than co1'arniug 10 dust of the
phi apthropist's wife.
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|BueiJESS AND mo 1zs
School, 81, I<otiis, Mo-. ~ ~ lor n1s|
d larEer AtfeIfnrce than Ill othqk Qqt3@
merida schools In the city 'c1i tbina{{g 8ng
cfIcrs the best facl lttioS tor wing fQQx9
inxtra6ttpn SinS the SopntnoxcteL ~ uk-l
lfsh brercl,c and Sllox t-hau0s
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Wesleyan Female lnstlhIte,
eTaUHToN, VIRGINIA

Opens September 2lst, 1855. Ono Of the
ted States. Su, roundings beautiful. OH.
mate Nc surpassed. Pupl's from Eighteen
states Refers 10 one thouiaud pupils and
patrons. Terms among tho hest IN the NM
ion. Board. Engl sh Course, Lain. Frenohs
German. Music, etc for Scholastic year.
from September 10 jun, e23S. For Cats
Iogue, write 10 REV WIN A. HARRIS DID,
Pre- ident, stanton, Va flDi lI4IIl
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For any case OF the following diseases
which the medical faculty have pro.
nounced incurable that