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THE NEW CITY COUNCIL.
WORK OF THE BOARD LAST NIGHT
The Health Onicer Wants Dumping
Ground ROute--New Rules Intro
dueed and Referred-Water
aud Street Petitions.

The new city council met in regular
session last night at the city hall, Mayor
Brown presiding. Full board present.
The city secretary explained that he
had not been able to get up the minutes
of the previous meeting owing to length
Of reports, and the reading of the same
was dispensed with.
The report of the health officer, stat
ing that citizens complain that |
dead animals were dumped along |
the road to the dumping grounds, in
many instances, instead OF being hauled
70 the grounds for the deposit OF all
offal. He suggested that the city should
own the right-ot-way to the grounds
The report was referred to the commit
tee on hospitals.
The petition OF Mr.. Mason, asking re-
bate of taxes enormously assessed on
his property, was granted.
The committee appointed to pass
upon the proposed new rules and regu-
lations governing council proceedings,
formation Of committees, etc., reported
favorably. Alderman Williams OBJ
jected to the rules upon various grounds
and made lengthy argument against
their being adopted. He thought the
new rules too complicated, while the
old ones were simple and answered
every purpose. On his motion the city
secretary read the old rules. The
: mayor stated that the new rules
: contained "a sections while the old
rules contained 40 sections. The secre-
. tary read the old rules.
on motion OF Alderman Gibson, the
further consideration of the rules wert
postponed until the next meeting.
Scaled bids for furnishing the CITY
900 worth of water pipes were opened
and read.
: Alderman I4ouckx moved tho bids bC
B referred to special committee OF three
with the city engineer and superintond'
ent of tho water-wOrks added, to report
+ what they regarded as the best bid Al
:. tho noxt needing OF the council. Car
v ried.
The mayor appointed as such com
:. mittee Alderman Louckx, Carter ant
: Iinskie.
: A petition from A. Wagenhauser
concerning his arrangement with thu
city to furnish him water, and offering
! TO pay 30 cents per 1000 gallons 70
II what water he uses, was read and 70
terred to the water committee.
A petition from number of butchers
asking protection from meat poddlers
}, was read and referred 10 the committe
II on public building and markets.
Is A petition from property owner
r, whose property ADULTS ON that part @
d Elm street proposed TO be paved, pro
tes ting against being taxed alone TO
l. that purpose, and pronounclng IL an "
Is Justice was read. IL suggested that
4 the paving must be done, that genera
/. tax be levied for that purpose, or th0
If street paving bonds, due in i've year.
70 be issued subject to being called in
any time.
=, At this juncture the council went int
u executive session, aud the rePorter, VIII
u was unceremoniously "Bred" GU
y failed 20 catch anything, owing 20 Oh
- @ariness OF City Marshal Arnold, VIII
kept strict guard.
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RIchInnd Itennrt,

RICHLAND, April l0,-[Correspond-
ence. This section has had fine farm
ing weather for some time. Rain at in
tervals, just enough to make com aud
cotton grow. Corn is nearly all plow6d,
cotton partly plowed once, while others
are finishing planting Wheat looks
well, oats also. Gardens arc simply inn
mense.
Richland was honorod the past week
with Col. Il. j. Gibson and DIR. Kemp, OF
Mexia, on fishing and hunting expedi.
ton, and Mr.. Green, of the Houston q
Texas Central railway, aud Mr.. Cox,
express agent, yesterday,
Capt. Robertson, of Mexia, recovered
his fine mare here, that had strayed
some time ago, along with very fine
mule.
The stock scare about one half thu
stock dying here the past winter il
about over, as stockmen find their cat
tie had taken refuge in the timber, in
stead of dying, and are coming out OF
the prairie nova joyful surprise to
great many.
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Tho ynndnlla,s Fnst rrnins.

The Vandalia Line and Pennsylvania
Route, are now running three TRANS daily
each way between st. Louis, Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia and New
York,
The time has been reduced between
st. Louis and New York TO less than 80
hours.
1t is many hours quicker than any
other line.
1t is five hours quicker than its former
time.
Its slowest train is quicker than any
train on any other line to New York.
No other line pretends to offer equal
accommodations.
1t is the model railway of America, II
not of the world.
Pullman hotel or Built sleeping cars
on all trans through without change.
1t is also the choice route TO Cincin-
natl and Chicago.
Tickets as low as via any other line
are for sale by all coupon ticket agents
in Texas. Ask them for map and time
table, or address
GEORGE A. KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger Agent,
J. M. CHEsBRoUaH, Dallas, Texas
General Passenger Agent,
st. Louis, No.
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State Medical Association.

Houston, April 2l.-[Special.l The
State Medical association met in annual
session this morning, with President
Client presiding. About so members
were present.
The opening address was delivered by
Hon. Charles Stewart, representative in
congress from this district, and resi-.
dent of Houston.
So far the association meeting has been
characterized by perfect harmony. The
acknowledgements association of the
state met tonight, with an attendance
OF so, DIR. Baird of Comanche, presiding
Arrivals by rail tonight will make
over 100 physicians present,
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wills Point Lncnl Notoa.

WILLS POINT, April 2l.-[Special. l.
The newly elected city officials were in
sugurated to-day and all anti-option
men are happy, as it is understood that
the new city salons win do all in their
power to annul the corporation.
Mr.. Il. A. Kahn, Of Dallas, stopped of
hero on his way to Paducah, Kentucky,
and is the guest Of his friend, Mr.. o.
Hirshberg.
d. w. Reeves left on the evening
train to-day for New Orleans, TO take IN
the exposition and meet his family, which
has been sojourning there for some
weeks.
Mrs. J. NJ. Began, the railroad agents
wife, arrived to-day from Liverpool, ao-
companied by her sister. They intend
making this their future home.
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Owing to the increase of my shoe trade
and being too crowded 20 exhibit my
large stock ofboots and shoes, | have
concluded 20 give up my hat business
/ win, therefore, close out my entire
stock OF fine silk, felt snd straw hats at
a great reduction, at least from p 20 DO
percent. lower than the same goods can
be bought elsewhere.
This Il no old or broken stock, but all
new and fashionable goods, made ex-
pressly FOR me for this spring trade. An
inspection is respectfully solicited of
those in want OF something nico and
cheap in head gear,
Cali soon ana make your selection be.
fore the stock Is broken, and you Will
~ LEON KAHN's,
COG, Elm street.
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ware stock, which was attached here,
lnYoiced, cost and carriage, $4,000;
liabilities, $4,000. The stock is to be
sold to the highest bidder on Thursday,
the sd instant.
Mrs. Winkler, of Corsicana, manager
OF the Prairie Flower, is in the city on
business.
The prizes at the skating rink were
won by Miss Julia Nicely aud Charley
Cannon, last nj ght; Miss Nicely as the
most graceful skater, and Mr.. Cannon
for taking of the most rings in the
tournament.
| The town council of Waxahachie have
under consideration proposition to
surrender their charter and incorporate
under the general law. So far nc
detinate steps have been taken.
WeXahachie is below zero when II
comes to railroad boom
The Fort must shove up and build
and let her hear the engine whistle
then maybe she might thaw. However
If they mean business, and viii "pu
| up" Waxahachie may yet show then
how to dance.
To-day's exposition list comprises w
A. Celiee and lazy, DR.. Hendley, Mis-
Bridges, Joel Dixon, Il. u. Yearger an,
wife, Miss Salle Snedaur, Prof. Georg
Armstrong, Capt. Joe Farley, daughter
Susie, and son, John.
Up 10 date 100 tickets have been sol,
from here to New Orleans.
Hon. A. A. Kemble is ut Austin attend
ing federal court.
Orr, 72i Main street, is re- Giving larg
shipments Of buggies,
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NEW YORK, April 2l.-At : o'clock
this morning the curtains were opened
in Gen. Grants residence. At sos a. m.
DR.. Douglass LETT the house. He states
that the general slept through tho night
without being disturbed. Ho was
much improved after his drive yester-
day and said that he would 20 out to.
day. AS far as can be CLEANED from the
increased amount Of exercise taken by
the general, the doctor thinks he is
gaining in bodily strength. Tho swell
ing ut the base of the tongue, however,
stin continues, with little sloughing.
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Tho winnipeg War.
ANOTHER MASSACRE REPoRTEi

ANOTHER MASSACRE REPORTED,
CLAMPS CROSSING. April ola dis
match received from Battleford says: A
messenger has Just returned from Fott
Pitt and reports that the fort has fallen
into the hands OF the Cree Indians, who
have been besieging 1t ever since the
Frog Lake massacre. Two policemen
are known to have been killed and II is
feared the whole garrison has been mas
sacred. An Indian told messenger
that the Crees had gone down the
river, but this is not credited. The COM
mander at Fort Pitt was Police Inspec-
tor Frovas X. Dickens, third son OF
Charles Dickens, the novelist,
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Wizard wan ne No strlhe.

There was q rumor a1oet yesterday
evening that the employees Of the Gulf,
Colorado n Santa Fe railroad were
about to strike. The cause is that they
were not getting as much pay the past
winter as the employees of the Gould
system, and demanded raise Of wages
road acceded to, and consoq uently there
will be no trouble.
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nrNcn SNOW Ar sr. LOUIS.

BENCH SHOW AT ST. LOUIS,
ST.. LOUIS, April 2l.--The second an
nual bench show of dogs, under the au-
spices of the st. Louis Gun
club, opened this morning, In the
exposition building. The lists are very
fine, the entries in all classes number
ing l07. The attendance at the opening
was large. A large number OF special
prizes have been offered. The exhibit
ton will last four days.
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Or. Richau's Golden RemctIos

WIN not radically cure. Dr. Richan'n
Golden Balsam No. will cure syphilis in fkS
primary and secondary stages, such "a ola
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyeR
skin eruptlons, soreness OF the scalp and al
stages of the disease, Graduating disease amt
mercury thoroughly. Price S5 per bottlo,oe
two bottles for 80. DR.. Rlcnau's Golden Beh
tiary syphilis, where syphllitlc md mers|
rial rheumatism are connected with theapTs-
mary and secondary. / have hundreds or
certificates where miraculous cures have beeSa
effected by these remedies. Patients eat am
drink what they like, and require no outward
applications. Hundreds suffer nom synl1i.-
litc and mercurial rheumatism who are mot
aware o: II, and defy such TO obtain q radl-
cal cure without the use of this medicine. Us,
beneficial effects are ielt ut once II has cal a.
ed men from hospital beds IN one week, W M,
have lain there for years under the best prao-
ttioners " the city, and Is the only radio nA
curefor he worst disease known-SyphillN-
Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for 80. r.
saves yonrself-it saves your offspring morn
tho faint OF this scOurge.
DR.. Richauis Golden Antldote, % safe. spead n
pleasant and radical cure for gOnorrhceN.
gleet, Irritation. gravel andt.lll urinary o.
rangements accompanied with ruli dirB6,.
tons. Warranted TO cure. Price SO per bo, -.
tie.
DIR. Richau's Golden Eixer de Amour, \.
radical cure for Spermatorrhwa, general do
billy IN old or young, giving vitality and ina-
who have led q life OF sensuallty or self-abusn
| II Is invaluable 10 those who are anxious for
an Increase OF family. Nothing more certain
In Its effects. II Is composed OF the mosf
powerful ingredients In the vegetable king
dom. Harmless but speedy In restorinC
health. Price % per bottle, or two bottles for
50. Trade supplied at a liberal discount.
On receipt of price, by mail or express
these remedies win be shipped 10 any part az
| the United States and Canadas, free from Co.,
seryation. Prompt attention paid TO all COR
| respondence-strictly confidential. Priyakn,
| parlor for ladies. The doctor can DO consuki,-
ed at his office nom q. m. 10 0 p. m.
Address DIR. ID. b. RICHARDS, No. 2os va,.
rick street. New York city. N. Y
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TO Our Patrons.

should you suffer any Inconvenience
during the next few days in receiving
your goods, we ask your kind indul-
gence. We arc now undergoing tho IL
canveniences Of moving our stock of
goods into our new building when we
will have greatly Increased facilities
for accommodating our trade.
Respectfully,
G. II. MOMAND& Bro.
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Houston Post Plant Sold.

HoUsToN, April 81. - Especial. -
United States Marshal Tracy offered
for sale to-day to satisfy the judgment
Of the Graham Paper company of st.
Louis, the effects OF the old Post. They
were bought In by w. Il. Baker, at
5000. The attorney for j. w. Johnson
protested, claiming 1t was his individ-
ual property.
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Conrad Sifel, Cleburne; Frank Adams,
Chicago; A S Rods, New Foundland;
lsham Il DarneH, Seymour; w 5 Sim
kins, Corsicana; f A Fisher and wife,
Cleburne; Il + Collins, Coleman; O.
Bradshaw, Terrell; II A Parish, Hous-
ton; w L. Wright, Texas; Il r Hordon,
Terrell; John Hooper, city;J II Ulan,
Denton; n NJ Lee, st LOUIS; l. &c
Thorn and wife, Milligau; w IL Win
field, Texarkana; A Il Durham, Denton;
James p Knox, Nj Herd, Bnlivar;J G
Beaman, Gainesville; r w Wright,
d p Cash, Bolard; II + Smith, Denton;
A Gardainer, Mexia; q Cutz, Mar
shall; E Black, Austin; Dick Oliver,
city; Frank Holt, Galveston; d Dor.
ongh, Garden Valley; w J Durham,
city; N b Jouett, Fate; L o Parr, Dial.
las; A Simpson, Terrell.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
SIX Root, Il GauhAm, l. $ Bartlett,
| G w Swank, b + Whitmore, Sc Louis;
David Redheld, J Il Fleming, Cisco; I
Allcorn. BrenhNmi Chas Siedler Jer-
sew City, New Jersey; II Grunewald, G
/ Augy, Galveston; Il J Simpson, Woath.
ertOrd; Geo l. Harrison. Chicago; A ii
| elliott, Cinclnnati; w + Mallaneu, New
/ OIeans; lily C like, Missouri Pacific
railway; John Bacon, Denton; G b XII
gore, Wills Point; L Case. Dallas
rheo Evans, New YORK; & w Gibson
| WaXahachie; Thos Emmefson and wife
Mckinney. A N Grant. Weathorlord
C J Stenensald, New York; 4 A Man
ming. Dallas; N S Sodeksnn. Mineola
NJ I Hancock, Georgla TIL Behrens
New Orleans; G A Lily, Richmond VIII
ginia; T. Weniberger, Chicago; Il
Doe, St Louis; J G Witherspoon, Gaines
Vile; ! II Herring, Ashville, Mort
Caroiina;J II Horton, st Louis; Il
HlralsOn, Paris, Texas; b A Hazel
Philadelphia; Jos y Edwards, Beltor
Il M Shick, Waco; S X Davis, Cincii
natl; Thos Holloway, SAolbyyille, III
nois, ii Terrell, Lorgyiew,
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AN ALARMING CIPHER DISPATCH.
BRussELs, April 2f.-It Is stated that
a cipher dispatch was received from 81.
Petersburg last night, announcing a
fresh advance of Russian forces upon
the Afghan country. The dispatch also
said there was rumor current OF dis
turbance in northern Hindoostan
aOain ~ tha british
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Good Crop News.

MINERAL WELLS, April 2l.--[Special.l
Crops Of all kinds are looking splen-
did, and II the season continues as II
has begun there will DO an abundance
Of all the cereals raised In this section
Of the country.
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Cleveland Satisfied with tho sable sorv-
0uta,

RALEIau, April 2i.-The president is
reported here as saying that he did not
propose to remove Mr.. Bruce, who had
made good officer, nor did he intend
leotor ofinternal revenue in Mississippi.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE ST GEORGE,

JY White, city; p Il Yates, Forney;
A W Williams, Big Sandy; II Waters,
New York; Il w Auten, 81 Louisi w J
Durham, city, w W Follett, Shreveport;
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Marbles, tops, balls and bats, at Erb's.
Orr, 724 Main street, can't be beat ON
buggies, blackboard or road carts.
PERSONAL.


Judge J. Il, Fleming OF Cisco was In
the city yesterday guest Of the Grand
Windsor.
Messrs. Sigmund Loeb and Henry
Lewis leave this morning for the Now
Orleans exposition.
Mr.. d. Rodfeld postmaster at Cisco,
was in the city yesterday aud made th .
HERALD q pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Schneider re-
turned yesterday from visit to Louis
vile aud the New Orleans exposition.
Mr.. Il. Scollard returned home yestor-
day morning from u visit TO Boston,
New York and the New Orleans expo
sition
Ii. Grunewald manager OF the Calves
ton and Dallas opera-houses and Mr..
q. Kurtz, treasurer, were IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Il. o. Parr, travelling salesman for
Sanger Bros, leaves this morning for
Washington, Baltimore and the New
Orleans exposition.
Leon ROos the popular travelling rop-
resentative of Morris, Newburger Il Son
clothiers, Philadelphia, has returned
from an extended trip through south
ern Texas.
DR.. b. Wasserzug just from France,
arrived in this city on Monday and will
make Dallas his future homo. He Il
accompanied by his wife and daughter
the latter Is said to DO an accomplished
musician.
Col. George w. Hynson received yes
terday information of the death of hii
younger brother, Mr.. James M. Hyn
son, aged 40 years, who died in Balti
more ON the 10th. The many friends o
Col. Hynson in this city sympathiz,
with him in his affection.
Col. Robert Gibson, alderman from
Fifth ward and manager of the Howard
oil mills who has boon In Houston fol
the past few weeks on business, 10
turned yesterday and was in attend
ance on the council last night.
One of the incest presents for youl
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PALMER, April 81. Especial Pros
poets were never more promising for a
good crop than farmers report this sea-
son.
Mr.. w. p. Smith and his daughter,
Miss Nola, left for New Orleans this
morning.
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THE ROYAL TRIP.

DUBLIN, April H.-On the arrival OF
the Prince and Princess OF Wales here
last night, slight attempt was made by
the Nationalists to create disturbance,
but the police succeeded 10 dispensing
them.
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Gen. Lawton Declines the Russian Ais

sion,
WASHINGTON, April 2i.-Mr. LSwton
has declined the Russian mission. An
intimate friend received a telegram from
him to-day requesting him to convey to
the president his desire TO decline. II is
understood ne does this 20 relieve the
president of all embarrassment, ana 10
avoid possible controversy in the SEN
ate next session.
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Austria.
mn.rnnss1A wANrs.

VIENNA, April 2l.-The Poolitisch
Correspodez states that the real points
of the difficulty between England and
Russia are the ridges at Pull, khisti
and Ak Tapa, which command Herat
and which Russia insists upon retain
Lea.
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Card.

desire TO return my sincere thanks
to the tiremen and citizens for their as
sistance rendered me at the burning of
my residence on Friday April 10.
j. OPPENHEIAI.
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NEW YORK DENTAL ASSOCIATION

President Manr; HESRT
he
absolutely without with local anehcs
ROOMS THE o,CoSNoR
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NJ ELM STREET.


AUSTIN, April 2L--lSpeci liza. 81.
Cashell, late of tho Kyle Nutshell, is in
Jail on charge OF purloiniug law books
from the office ot Smith & Trigg. He
will have a preliminary examination
tomorrow.
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A Book Like a Tree.

Why is book like tree? 1t is full Of
leaves. Or. Bigger's Huckleberry Cor
dial leaves the bowels in their natural
condition, and does not after checking
them constipate, as many medicines do.
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waxahachie Notes.

wAxAHAcHIr, April ls.-ICorrespond-
ence.l-The N. w. Griffith & Co. hard
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"rhat whittier, skin OF hers than snow
And smooth ms tnouwental ~ loaster,'
Was all acqured by using POzzOnps
Medicated complex on powder.
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DlLARsl-

For any case OF the following diseases whieaD
the medical faculty have pronounced In
durable that
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Mexican Securities.
Closing out Sale.

BosToN, April Sl.-MexioaR common
AZ. sevons SIX; scrip 0S.
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one of the incest presents for your
wife is ph@ton or buggy, IL don't cest
much. Orwill Soil them low, 72i Main
slrg6t,
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Orr's buggies are selling fast, 724
Main street.
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Orr, 72i Main street, is re, Giving large
shipments Of buggies,
daily.
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Send for our lists OF EASTER mustc.con
taining 10 line Chorals, Anthems, Songs,ein
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wells sd MASS los cts.) and wERs
MASS OF ST. CECILIA (e5cs.l, new works
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4tST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
brands advertised az absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.

Place osn top down on hot stove until heated n
REMOVE the cover and smell. A chemist will NOT Be
qulred 10 detect the presence OF ammonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23
Extraordinary Scene i'm Court.

AN EDITOR SPITS IN THE FACE OF ATTORNEY
GENERAL TURNER, OF MEMPHIS.
A telegram from Memphis, May 18TH, says:
About ten O'Clock this morning, just after the
organization of the criminal court for the May
TERM and when the grand jury was in the act
OF retiring, Walker Kennedy, editor of the Sum
day Times, walked in alone, stepped behind the
railing, and approached G.. Z. NJ. Turner, attor-
ney general. who sat near the jury box. Turner
was looking toward the bench, and did not see
Kennedy. who held cane in one hand and
threw the other back ON the hip,spitting at Tur-
ner and missing his mark. The latter turned,
and as he did so Kennedy spat squarely
In his face. Turner sprang up, yelling
like a wild man, and instantly drew
pistol. Kennedy, not expecting to
ind him armed in the court room, became as
white as q sheet, and before Turner could level
the pistol at him sprang behind a big fellow
named John ManOgue, STOPPING down so as to
let him Kill me; am unarmed." A policeman
ana several deputy sherifls seized and disarmed
turner, while Kennedy was searched and found
TO be unarmed. He left the court room while
turner was still raviny, and will be tried Oh
FRIDAY for contempt of court, while the attor-
ney general will go before the grand Jury for
carrying concealed weapons. Turner is also ed
1tor OF the Daify Scimetcr, and the last few is
sues or that paper and OF the Times have been
niied with vile personal attacks. Turner Is OF n
powerful physique, while Kennedy is far below
the average size,