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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
Choice Cows. .! Sale

TvtE UNDERSIGNED ia T1iiE-
Is and forty h.ad.vt COWS. part fresh milk.
whirh he " III sell idg cash or g a.y term Spply,
on Ii. iarin Farm four miles nortleast Of Coalc,
Webster county. Nebraska.
4 WEI IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06

o. II. MARYAIT. makes a speciality Of
fine watch repairing baud warrants all
work.
HAVE YOU seen the celebrated
Morrison plows. They are the Ia,es,
and best, ~Spanogle & Son.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-12

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

It is officially stated that another ap-
pointment will be made in place Of ID.
j. Ernest Miere. as Consul at Nagasaki. !.
Japan. The latter's appointment was
recently ordered ON the strength OF
fattering Endorsements of prominent
Colorado politicians, but since it has
been discovered by means OF Maryland
divorce proceedings in favor Of his wife,
o few days ago, and otherwise, that he
is man OF unfit habits, he will not be
commissioned.
No report has come from Batouche
regarding any engagement between
Middleton and Riel, though decisive
battle was expected Saturday. The
wire ceased working north OF On APP
pelle. The operator at Clarke's Cros-
sing reported that noise resembling
cannon firing had been heard in the d.
rection of Batouche, but it is considered
improbable that cannon could be heard
that distance.
The six days roller skating match in
New York commenced Saturday night.
There are fifteen contestants. The
The prize for the greatest number Of
miles by next Saturday evening is the
champion belt, valued at 81 900, and
so per cent of the net receipts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-12
CHAS. CRENOWETH.

COuatv school superintendent, In.
Nsurance Agent, Commission Agent and
Notary Public.
Ohice---Book store, near Corner Of Bridge ano
Third Streets.
Acknowledgements, Atfidavjts and Deposition,
taken, and all Legal Instruments Of Transsa,
drawn with Care. So >cxsD Il yrs m Is IT, q
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-12
Free OF Cost.

AL persons wishing to test the merits of q
great remedy-one that will positively cure
Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bron.
chitis. or any affection Of the throat and
lungs, are requested to call at the EAGLE DRUo
SroSs, and get Trial Bottle OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, YREE oY co-r,
which will show you what regular dollar size
bottle will do.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-12

W000 0n0in presents gipen quay Send
MIIUl us cents postage, and by
VUUUsUUUmail You will get lTee a pack.
a.. age OF goods of large value,
ina VIII start you in work that will at once
o'ihg you In money faster than ANYTHING else
III hinerna All about the 500, 900 in presents
Muh s..u e1cn oox Agents wanted everywhere. of
SEA OF all ages, for all the time, or spare
time only, to work for us at their hones For.
Iunes Tor all workers absolutely assured. Don't
se'ay' II. HALLETr Co, Portland, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-12

In order TO enrich the blood, and thus i'm
part fresh sigor to an enfeehle system, sti nu-
late tagging digesti n with the national in sig-
GRANT, nosIetter's stomach Bitters, which, by
infusing energy into the operations of the
stomach, promotes, nay, ,nsures thorough di-
gestion and assimilation, and consequent nu-
triton A sain to appe,it-, vigor and flesh, is
invariably found to follow cou Sc of thi, de-
servedly popu ar tonc,, whih is, moreover, a
reliable preventive of malariaF fevers
For sale by all Drug lists aud Dea ers gener-
ally. tu.th-s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-05-12

The undersigned has received the Agency Of
the Pleasant valley (Utah) Coal C0nipa.
ny. The Coal furnisied from this companys =
mlnes y Of q superior quality TO any ever
'Drougns 70 wfnnesnucca, and win be delivered
soAny part OF town at the lowest rate, and In
any quantity.
beass your orders at the FASHION STABLE
ana they will receive prompt attention.
AlH4 ALEX. WISE.
winnsmucca, February 81, 1885. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
ma MlsrLRY 0r MAlANIA.
incorrect Notions About It-ns Probable
Cause and IT. Cure.


A prominent New York physician snys;
"NIalaria Is much-abusod term People
abuse themselves ina various ways; men
eat TO excess, drink, gamble aud carousc,
turning night INTO day IN the operation;
women also lead unhealthy lives, dancing
iu heated, poorly ventilated rooms, keep.
ing late hours, taking no exercise, prar-
tiCmg tight lacipg, etc, and when the
system of rithcr The man or the woman
rebels aud wcnkcns under the unnatural
struin illness mud wretchcdnuss set in--
and nine times out of ten, according
10 their own diagnosis, they
have malaria Aud 81 is not the laiiy
alone Sometimes ln ignorance, some
times through policy, aud aomrumos
through sheer inability TO combat these
settled habits or the knowledge that such
attempt would bu hopeless the physician
consulted iAlls back on the convenient
and general cause malaria lnder cover
Of which diagnosis hc pursucs h. treat
mcnt. Now stripped OF all rs cHagsrr1-
lions and misappllcatlOp, the word may
with prOprcty be applied 90 cahs OF
diseases Tor which certainly no better
term has set been suggested. u bls been
an accepted iJeg for generations that
maiarIa IN indigenous to low, swampy
ground and clay SOL, which D. without
doubt "a iptlmblu posltiOni but, on lbc
other hand, portions OF New Jersey that
are notorious for their milaIiouH ntinos.
pierre ava high aud dry, with porous,
sandy soil One 81 DE theories regarding
this matter entertained hy the profession
rs that uulafutnb.c ntm0sphcrica or pnr
nsltical Iunucucos bayo existed la this
country ever siuce the first visitation of
cltJiera i'm 1882. In some respects this
surpnsitidn ], tcnnblc. That would exc
plain the sporadic outbreaks or cpndi-
Jons ui malaria which arise 10 places
previously considered free from
such influences. ~ IS cu-
hons plaso Of the malaria
mystery that districts now healthy were
hot-1eds Of mortality % the carly settlers,
and Plcr versa. Rochester A. W.
accImaHG it pioneer population with
painiui r0pdI.y, and The Malmea county
va no one time rife with maarIai poison
NOW there is scarcely more sllu5rlous
and healthy city iu the Empire state tihu
ibis same metropolis ~ the Wealern tier,
ana mo region about the ohio river Is 90
logger iapiiy uuiAriOus. ON the
otUcr band, no Roman Cam
panna, noW o pegtiIeutll plniu, go whose
evening breath the hemthlett .1Ucunh,
was once peoplcd win o hardy and multi
tudlH0ns race For plain malaria qninine
is almost ana iliailble cure. Piof. Cru
dell gives @ simpler, less costly specific
which Doe ciaims is equally efficient, ltjh|
this one lemon peel sud AL should be-
cut up, put 30 three tumblcrs Of water
boiled down to ore glasslui, strained and
pat 10 cool When cool the liquid b 20
be drunk an az once, and the practice 20
be repeated dally, or every Other day, ac'
cording to circumstances, or locatloni OF
constitution"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
OUR PROGRESS.
The Ga2otto's Record of the Needs, 10
sources and Development az Texas.

The Gasotte's Record of the Needs, 20
sources and Development of Texas.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Dallas has raised $1,000 toward build
ing house IN that city.
The iuexhaustible coal beds Of Mon
tnguc and Jack counties are destined at
no distant day to attract the capital
needed for their development, aud for the
building of railroads to take out their
surplus OF cereals, beef, cotton, etc, to
the markets OF the cast
There is scheme on foot TO construct
a telephone line from Abilene to Haskell
and Arson.
Thirty families actual settlers have
lately moved into Dickens county, which
is one Of the finest grazing and agrlcul-
tural counties of the Panhandle
The people Of Antelope, in Jackcounty
have been using native coal for year. II
is to he had ia abundance near the town,
aud blacksmiths pronounce it the best IN
the state. III 4
The Pecos Ditching company nHtnE
business. patent ditchng mWiHc
that can DO the work OF nifty or slXNmcn
has arrived IN that new but cnteWislng
town.
abound near Jefferson, and loF papers
predict second B!rmiWhalh for their
city.
The fair maiden, OF Sonzalos are pro-
crossing in q pracuaaYway, and have or
ganized o cooking cFh.
Midland is sadlyE need OF more .I ho i,,3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

p, /. u. Stein, the proprietor Of Temple
race market, was very busy Yesterday
MASKING arrangements for receiving lOl
magnificent corn.fed bceyes from Denton
county sending directions aud orders 10
his hunters In the West for doer. antelope,
Dear, buffalo and other game. and In
iac' getting ready for his usual heavy
christmas trade. lie remarked to re-
porter Of 11E GAZETTE. In couise OF
conversation, that he was sim supplying
inc Hotel Pickwick with all the meats
they bought In this CITY, aud Judging from
me quantity Capt. Kennedy was bu,iugat
tNS time, travel must be very heavy
To some weeks meat bills ran up 90 sl95.
But then that's Che way the picll,ylck
feeds. Capt. Kennedy OF the pickwick.
who was seen also, remarked that Mr..
stein continued TO supply the hotel with
all the meat bought in Fort Worth.
and judging from The tone OF his
Remarks no change had or ever would be
made. STEMS Temple Place market is
certainly an honor TO Our city, and II is
most bclttlng that ho should supply our
principal hotel as wen us his hundreds OF
other customers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

and being pat into the stove with coal,
causing the stove aud several other ny
tlclrs 90 hp blown to pieces, Cant
Whitley says this IL all mistake aud he
wishes our people 10 know that no such
accident happened nj his house. Chnrles
Lee, who lives IN that portion Of the city,
says the explosion happened right hy his
house. The shock was so great that 70
almost Knocked him ont OF bed, where
upon ne rushed out OF the house aud saw
two men standing near 10y aud asked
them what that meant, and without any
reply they fed in haste. Thus sounds IA
little like proceedings in the "old coun-
tryn and it IS hoped win be the last OF the
kind 10 happen in Baird.
A Wcll-known travelling man from The
Fort informs US that TnE GAzErrE is ON
a boom in the West. lie saws 10 Is al
most impossible for traveller TO procure
"a GAZErrE from either agents or news
butchers This calls for more papers,
but not better papers, for they d0u't
make better than The GAzrrIE rI Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
STAGE nUGGISG.


CmrN uoile's Dissection of ihe matter nnd
the anderson Mothods.
Clara Belle recently gave the following
physiological description OF kissing az
practlced by welt known actresses
There Us an awful lot OF hugging every
evening close 10y Union square. Two
jullou are performing IN adjacent thea.
terra Margaret Mhthcr and Mary Andcr-
son. ! have watched their scenes Of fare
we'll 20 thoir Home0s, and am prepared
to describe their embraces exactly Both
get conclusive clasp IN the arms OF
tliclr surroptItiuus husbands. Mather
Us short and thck Her Romeo Is not
loug.umcd, either aud ! observe that
when he ontodrd her TO hts utmost one
hand was sprend over the femorll nlryus,
while Too other covered her inttrculal
nerve on The opposite side. His face was
spugglcd FOR an instant uu her carotid
and her nplgartrum was Ylsibly depressed.
Now II was different with Anderson, She
is long and iilln, Her Romoo'a hands
lappld FAR over each other ncross her
elaycle, ana then crossed easily iooppos-
Ing Sides ot her lumbar yuichrw Her
ilium WIS somewhat cautorled nud her
hands danslcd from the oarpuscs hope
have made the essential contrasts AZ
tho Two actresses plain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
FOREIGN.
upeiish poii,icni chaos

LoNpoN, Dee 1.-THE press assocla.
ton states that it has been Officially
informed that the government will take
the earliest occasion 10 ascertain whether
It enjoys the confidence of the house of
commons. Sir Charles Dixie, speaking at
Chelsea to-day, said that the
Radicals would not obstruct,
but would cndcavor to shane the
Tory policy. lie declared the
re-occupation OF Dongola 20 be mis-
take The cabinet had SESSION for two
hours aud half to-day and decided to
meet the new parliament and submit Il
programme.
The cabinet unanimously refuses to re-
ceive or make Overtures tor an alliance
with the ParnellitcS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

ing from ll7 to $50. ,nclns,,.
OF the Revised Statutes Thase
provide for special elections IN csse ~ !
vacancy In the offices OF president anJ
vice-preSldent. The effect Of their rencoi
is TO continue the successors IN ~ 49, ~
dency in Office until the next genera c ~
ton. 'Ni"A CIV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
,lore I.llIgnllnn lnnkcI rnr.

spOclNl % INV U1Inltc.
Ell PAso, Ten, Dec 1.-THE case of
the loca! AlasUns against County Judge
BucNer and Robert Campbell, which in.
wolves tltle TO a large amount of valuable
property in the residence pSrt of the
city, terminated to-day by the disagree
mcnt Of the jury. The case occupied an
OF last week in the district court. The
property was sold years ago without the
sanction OF the state grand lodge and
further litigation will likely occur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

LENiNGrON, Kr., Dee. l}.--At the Jan,
attic ASYLUM M thls city Yesterday 80 noon
"A. W. Phtt. one of me aueniaum ~ me
institution, shot and instantly Killed Jei-
trey ItHr, an inmate from Rnckcastp
county. lmmcdiately after the killing
Plau disappeared aud Do now ~
large. Tho cause Cf the
Milling rs nor known The coroucr's
inquest developed The fact thet he killing
was not known 90 tho management until
To-day. Mike Maylade, an attendant who
dressed the dead man. having miicd 20
report The fact ~ is charged that hc
concealed lhe facts 10 onaoie Plat 10 es-
cape He'Was arrested as on acccssory
after tho facl was a,ccriaiucd The burden
OF proof was thlt the murder was an un-
provoked AMI coid-blooded affair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Arlington



ARLlvGroN, TEN., Dec. 4.-Thls y-
ciuily was visited 10y good rainfall the
i2th and 18TH insts., much 10 the delight
OF The farming community. The past has
been uu unusually dry fail, ana young
wheat has suffered very much In cOusc-
queuce, completely dying out In places
since the adoption OF local option here
this has been the dryest place Tor news
gathering The writer has ever seen. Ev-
cryUody seems ;oattend TO oils own affairs,
and but very little drunkenness is seen on
our streets, hence tea astlcuh- 30 muir.
ders, nor anything Of a sensational
nature
the cotton crop has fallen far short Of our
auteipations aud money Is very close.
The respective Sunday or thi.
place are Ia a Gluushing condition and
have arranged Tor Christmas trees ~ lhe
various churches and school-houso5. The
Methodist Episcopal congregation OF lhls
place, under the pastorsnip Of Rev. >. y
Franbs. s. 30 p healthy condition. botA
spiritually and financially, and prides II
scll on the best house OF worship In lhe
district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

lmpriled Ia tin, r,u,ctt.,k "a Reached "
mnrk which was uttered
IN stre t-ear the other day .ag on
posito eide ui The car were VINO women
who were talking n,her loudly. Said
onCi
"Dld you know Sarah had had another
lot q money left her by her COUSINS
WIN"
Law meh said The othprj "the bible
never said p trurr thing than 'rhcm that
has Shall have more, w. Boston Record
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
KILLED His IralG.Brothcr.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. I4.-While
William aud Peter Reiner, young half.
brothers, were out hunting on the Sabinal
on Sunday afternoon the latter was acct.
dentally shot through the head with a
Winchester rifle by William, and died a
few hours afterwards. Relatives in san
Antonio were telrgrnphed TO regarding
the unfortunate affair, and attended the
funeral to-day at Sabina. The boys be-
long TO an excellent German family
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
A .lrn,iirnrins NinIln.

A violin valued al $4,000 seems scarcely
credible, but 30 IL ", for studiyarins
once owned By Serais, famous violin
ist has been offered for sale, and though
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
The Armisttce Commission.

VIENNA, Dec, 1.-THE military at
tachos forming the commission to mark
the armistice line between the Seryiam
and Bulgarian armies Will leave here to.
morrow for NiSch. Col. Jaulbars, the
Russian military attache at Vienna, will
be president Of the commission.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

An Ulster county young woman susu =
voung man for Kissing her one huhofed
fimes AGAINST her viii, and lost nlr case.
The court probably thought that youu@
woman vino could keep such an acceIaI9
ally Of the kisses given ana receittui
could have arrested proceedlle9sa peiolS S
ana hundred were given, u she haH
6een very anxious to do so.--lNe" iorA
Tribune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
warkIns ILl. oMn nnnnn.n.


rt'N'i"A ~ AHN NtthtltNs
DALLAS, Tx, Dec l{.-Prot. 5. II.
Smothers colorcd man OF prominence.
has a hali ! terest Co hundred thousand
acres Of land IN jmzorm county, aud has
started the Texas Pioneer ln order 10 pro.
mote scheme Of colonization by colorel
people,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15

widow OF ScWais, has liked it's price Mt
100000 irncs, nud NO doubt there will be
found some fanatic Ia musio ready ia
secure the treasure. The artist az Cru-
mona littlo thought what prices hs instru-
mcnts might one day realize. Illustra-
ted London News.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
neId ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

9pcCldl 10 lhC 6hsctle.
PALESTINE, TEN, Dec. MarsH
Rogers arrested this evening the folFw-
ing-descrbcd negro, suSpicioucd Of Feal-
Ing gold watch. About thirty Yars of
age, black, heavy set, live feet foI inches
high scar under left eye Thc#yatch SIS
a gold one, case medium size, Dgn move.
ment, No. l,06i,4l2, DuberE l0-k case
cS729,
The criminal docket w taken up Ia
the district court this 1rnng In the
case OF r. K. Murphy, C1arged with tucit
Of "a yoke of oxen, anC/tleck Cook, theft
Of fifteen hogs, there Hcing no evidence
10 sustain cunyictioH the jury acquitted
the accused undE Instructions Of the
court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Alexander WIN Receive the sultan's Envoy

PnUIPrOPous, Dec, l4.-prince Alex
ander announces his readiness to receive
Modiid Pasha as the envoy Of Turkey, and
the latter has left Constantinople for this
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
An Old Mnr norse pcnd.

LONDON, Dec. l4.-Sir Hew Crawford
Pollock is dead, lie served in the federal
cavalry during the civil war in America.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
II AND THE WIVES,
!, supreme Court Of the Unit
.,.,s. IN the Cannon COhab-
itaiion Case.
80, six Months Imprisonment
rhrre Hundred Dollars
dissenting Opinion


gaes to the Eeniithiarys
.rroy. Dec. LITTLE supreme
.lhiC efirmcd the judgment OF the
VIZ .nrf of Utah III the case OF An.
Y ..rnon. plaintiff in error, against
Il Y states. Cannon was indicted
XIV lmuud's law for cohabitation
" tban one woman. The defend
pD WI 70 the giving of amy evidence
md that the indictment did not
XVI he was a male person, nor
,bsbltati1n was with women q is
M objection WAS oycrrulcd. A
I = runW was returned and the de-
w.sntenced TO pay tlnc Of $500
A NJ impri,oned for six months and
,,,6er Imprisoned till the payment
.srioal question was as to the
il instruction OF section three de-
I'M the meaning of the word CO.
g.ed init. Judge Bldichiord IN
Kan saws: "rhe court properly
tbe Jury that the defendant was
Srpj guilty if be lived in the same
Il IN n,o women and ate at their
A ge ia1les uue-third Of his time or
Nm and held them ont 10 the
Ill language or conduct or
4 5is wives. and that H. was NOT
n IN should be shown that he and
h womcn. or either of them, occu-
same bed or slept ia the same
~ mat he had sexual
y .,se with either of them. It|
nr.rticp of unlawful cohabit.
Il ,ib more than one woman that
n 5st cnbahitation classed with
" and having its outward sem
a h = not, on the one hand, mere
nnm,rital intercourse with more
y woman. General legislation A.
,rscticp is left to the territorial
-Ient Nor. on the other hand.
81 stotute pry into the ntimaclcs OF
,,,isgc relations. but IL seeks not
4 y nnnisn blgamy and polygamy
i,,cct proof of the existence of these
.sr. car, he made. but To prevent n
4 iron haunting in the face of the
i6e ostentatious opportunities of n
'1ous houSeholu WIN al Vuc outward
annce oil the continuance OF the same
ldons when existed ncIore Ihe acI
passed, alu Without reference 10
,nay occur in the priyacyoi those re-
II, And tnain ina the spirit of
.sprptetatiop a man cohabits with
uAi vho "V'"1"' =" .'io 'N'IN VI
vas . "'u ia t ,n ~ ,'o ""v IN ne
-l% u' I,n, U'," or con6nct or botb
y. y! IN T'I ,bo hnmsn With tbenl ana ants
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
uernfnrd RuIIs.

Cone to our stock yards, anu se' ''''
he.t mills ever brought to Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
Alsevised yeruion.

Perhaps the revision Of the bible was
sitter al The historian III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
wore rhs, pyaamlter.s- -" opllIon

sVUtIuI % IIN NHNf'7N'
RAND, Tex, Dec. ll,-'Some liGht mas
been thrown on the subject OF the iond
report or explosion mentioned ~ Tar
G&zETrE a few days since. IL was ia
mored aud rs enormously thought 70 have
occurred at the whitley house, BY a tor
redo accidentally falling into the coal box
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings OF the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.


't'''"l 10 +ste NNkettc.
rALVfsroN, Tx, Dec, l4.--Arrivcd:
H'tRmship Comal from New York.
crpOol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-15
rrIcgrarn conYclion-ror Forty Yea

special 10 the Act,c.
RusE, TEN, Dec. LITTLE Western
Union telcgFph line reached the Kansas
& Gull ShYt-Tinc railroad depot Sutur-
day, MEK J.. Clark from Iindale WAS
appointR operator and began his duties.
We no&hayc Geographic communication
with " world,
~ district court has been very lively
thi%week The case OF The State vs..
RRio Mnsick ier numbering + B. Owens
MAR Jacksonville, has taken up most of
H. time. The jury returned Il verdict of
guilty and assessed his punishment to
confinement in the pcnlttutiary for forty
years.
The case OF Lon Lowe, charged with
the same murder, was begun this evening