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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NEW.Y0RK.... MONDAY, AUG. 8 1888
ARRIVED
steamer Rhsstia tGcr. Renter Hamburg July 81. with
kunhnrt Co. Arrived ut the Bar
at 2.3I pm.
Brooklyn tlr FIT swansea July IL. with mdse
o. Argeil n Douglass Arrived az tho bar at am
steamer Chicago Brl. Jonos HUI July ID, via Boston,
with mdse 10 sanderson sor.
steamer IAN Breydcl elyl Meyer Antwerp July 10. via
Boston. with nidse 10 funch. Edge & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
LONG ISLAND.

JAwLIcA-The 81 Patrick Alliance Of America held lta
eighth annual convention At the Town Hall yesterday
over 1875 delegates were present The reports showed
tho organization 10 be In ouushng condition with los
branches IN tho United siates. and membership OF
20 900. Terence kpcr Of Kings County, reelected
president John j. Matthews. Of Elizabeth y. j., seere
tary. and Dennis Murphy, OF Sew-IOrk treasurer.
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TAMMANY HAS A QUIET ELECTION.


THE COMMITTEE HAD REcoMuENDED.
There was a largely attended meeting OF the
Tammany Society last evening in the Wigwam In
FonrieeDfh-st. called to fill the vacancy III tho
Board of Sachems, caused by the promotion OF
Sachem p II. Dugro to the position OF Grand
Sachem Charles E. Loew was the choice OF a
Committee of twenty, four Of the Tammany com:
mittee on organzati n. and this virtually settled
the matter. as the great majority OF the members
of the Tammany Society are also S members
9f the election damma'y PASSED Sdn0'" Of 00 qniey
Inc the Grand sachem announced as the result Of t6e
election that Mr. Loew had received 234
votes and Thomas +. Brady 200 votes.
The ipstallaton Of the new sachem
will take place on September z. Mr.. Loew
will be a member of the TaAmany General COM
mittee and the Committee on Organization from
the XXIId Assembly District. Rcso utlons OF re.
greet Ut the death of Francis b. VDonnell. one OF
The oldest members of the society, were passed.
Mr. O'Donpell will be remembered by those who
attended the Fourth of July celebrations OF the
singing of the " star SpangIed Bonner"
The election of Mr.. Losrr means that the doors OF
Tammany Hall will be thrown open to all
Democrats who will work for the good OF
several pronn.nent Denocrats who have
worked with factions opposed to Tammapy Hail OF
have held aioof from local politics will come INTO
the organization between now and election.
II is the opinion OF many OF the best
Informed leaders of Tanlmany Hall that
Mr.. Kelly will not come back and take an
active part In the coming campaign, although MS
however, that thoy have nothing positive on which
70 base their hopes that Mr.. Kelly will once more
WORK with the rammany legions In their contests
with the County Democracy.
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NEWARK.
.triclan. recently employed by

Henry d Slater. electrician. recently employed by
the Domestic Sewing Machine Company at Elizabeth.
port Sunday left note for his wife In whc he said
that she need not expect to see him again. lie had
taken all her overy and whatever else Ito could carry
Slater is "a member OF ST. Johns Commandery knights
Templar, and lived at Fair and Cherry SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
Jersey CITY

Policeman John j. Kent who claimed recently to have
been cured faith and who suddenly reported for duty
after having been unable leave his house for several
months, is Frustrated again with pneumonia and Will
probably not recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

w. G.. Hall, the NewYOrk chemist. saws
Nursing mothers should Liquid Bread stimulates the
Tactical functions abundant supply Of nutritious milk
Ask your grocer druggist FOR IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar THIS PORT
Announcements
AI.oyrIy CoNpIFyIOy.

what lovely complexion" often hear persons say
wonder 10 r. In the purity
ovsnrss OF the COMPLEXION depends upon ae osoa
Those salow botchy faces may make their skin
healthy By taking enough OF Dr. Perces Golden
Medical to drive cut the hunors lurking In the
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MA ZINE iNTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALNAVAC.

Sun rsea 400; 7Os Moon Moons age d. %
MOI WAFER rJJAt
/N-saniv Hook. 0<9 GOV. lsl,nt. JAl Ien Gass. 230
kA.-sandy Hook. ltl Gov. Island. li6 Iel Data 3:33
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rorrp. DrpuTUrRIA. FEyERs. MALARIA.

ALLCoCK's Corn PLAsTERs are made of All
Plaster and have no equal as relief and cur
for cOrns.
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TuR DEATH SENTENCE

And noner Of all bugs Buhaeh" the grea
California insect powder pure California production Int
giant VI 1t line no poison Iryit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
THE EXCHANGE OF GOLD FOR SILVER

The National Broad way Bask has refused ~ fur
pish il aotrnsnt of $4,000 Of the 10000, COO
god winch the associated banks agreed 10 loan tho
United States Treasurer 10 exchange for Subsidiary
silver co.'s. Ga inquiry Al the bank yesterday tho
following statement was made:
The United states Government has not ssksd the banks
~ this cty " exchange HcDOC Of thsf gold for the
sxu.s amount 81 silver worm about E1DDJOO. losing
tlefsby 70 sLsekbyldsfs sI DD0o but sgeh exchange
kAs ben made ~ all me banks, save ons, Without
sutsorty Of tbs stosxbsb1sfs sad directors Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
lA4 Lexngtou.ave. between 18th and 3Oth ss-
Uours-s 70 TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito- rinary organs impotence aud steriuty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

LACTART with water and sugar, or soda water,
makes delightfully."- refreshing and inygorang drink and
is a certain preventativeof dyspepsia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
ILL,sMELLING WATER IN THE BRONX.

Several complaints have been made TO The
TsIBUNR by correspondents living In the annexed
district that the Bronx River water supply Is foul
OF Public Works Smith said yesterday that the com
plants were well founded. The trouble arose from
The Kensico Reservoir. The vegetable matter had
decomposed and the gases generated by this decom-
position caused the water drawn IRON The reservoir
70 taste and smell bad There was the same ronble
with the Southeast Reservoir In the Croton water
sbed the first year that was used. in 1873. An
analysis made then by the Health Department
showed that there was nothing in the water
deleterions To the health OF those using ~; IN
River supply. After the present year there was
not likely 10 be any trouble with that. The heavy
rainfall would modify the ANNOYANCE. There mao
Iteu no danger Of a water famine. but the heavy
rain then falling. be said, would materially aid the
supply stored In the reservoirs in the Croton water
shed and al KsDsicO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

by the OF REID CARSRlCKs SODIUM iffo
cnLoRTE (Dsinfecan Recommended by the Public Healt1
~ Superior all other Dlsnfecans ana Germi
cldos sofa everywhe Send for pamphlet ls2 Futonst
NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.

Celia was placed in the tho Society for the Pre-
yenton Of Cruelty to Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

AND CRIBS
COMPOSITE BRASS ana
Wood Furniture. Chairs.
Easeis Umbrells stands, 40
N. Y. Brnss Furniture C.
No. 10 East I ATHEIST, n. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

BOSTON, Aug 3-Arrtved steamers yirginian (Br. FIT
Iveroooi Delta, Carroll HALIFAX; Ratesnake.
Philadelphia
Cleared steamer Iowa (rrl Walters Liverpool
sailed steamer Nep lne. Scw-Iork.
ADEIPHA, Aug 3-AIriveI steamers British Princess
fr Freeh Liverpool CITY OF savannah: savannshi Aries
Providence spartan Boston: Panther NewbuIyport; Q
Bil.lie Y0rk
cleared. Hercules Boston. Lonis,. New York
BALTIMORE. S-Arrved. steamers Maranheuse tBrl.
Tresalen New York Resoute tBr Relvely, Phade phta
Cenre steamers catalan spa Mnnicas Liverpool III
Miller Boston. VIM Woodward. NewIoik.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25

special 70 the Gasette.
DALLAS, Tx, Jan. - The Irish
element Of the city is much enthused |
over the attempted annihilatlon OF the
English house of parliament aud the
Tower OF London. Many are the
glasses Of beer and quaiis Of
liquor that have acted as toasts
to the Efforts Of the protector. Just
how many will b. registered upon the
mayors docket in the morning is a
matter prohlematical.
a suit oyer a lot OF sheep has been
engaging the attention OF the federal
court for two DAYS past. The amount
sued Tor was $4,000. The hupauts
were Tapley OF CalforniR and North
ingtun OF Abilene, IN this state. The
former was the plaintiff and the latter
the defendant. NorthingtOn claimed
that Tapley sold him old stick for
young material. A verdict WAS rem
dered ~ favor Of the plaintiff for
$1,000
The sun visited the city Ia an at
tracIive form to-day and business re-
vlved accordingly.
| O s, Nelson, bond jumper, was
1
| ing and landed in the county Jail by
/ the sheriff last night. lie was former
! " saloon keeper In this city and
was indicted for selling whisky to
minors His record il not very
creditable one
An old man, whose name could not
be learned, was found dead In q tent
at the intersection Of Main aud Crow
dus streets this morning The
full facts have not been
CLEANED. II Ia Thought that he had
been dead for several days. Cold and
starvation are causes assigned.
John Kedy, a young man OF much
renOwn OF notAverY crt diRble nature
assaulted Jim Johnson at the corner o.
Hnrwood and Columbia streets to-day
without provocatlon He struck tn,
negro in the mouth with n revolver
The negro ran, when he fired thre'
shots ut him without effect He was
arrested and placed undor bond
Mrs. G 70 Tatum died to-day.
The jury in the Lohenstein cast
have been forced 10 occupy the hoo
Of jury-room IA "a couch, with
blanket a. an accompaniment. Mucl
COM lnint has been urged through tn
local papers, aud to-day an oTde
, was issued by the county commission
! ers 10 the sheriff 10 provide six doubl
beds to the jurors. Easton, as n wit
3 ness In the cotton en- es, Is making can
I'D statements. He realizes .ha
he Il condemned, and Is withhOldin
no information Commack, Loher
stein, Baum and prominent youn
lawyer OF this city are the implicate
parties mentioned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25

now his temperance convictions
and temperance practices (9) are too
thin. They remind me OF the little
darby who was sent TO watch his
masters onion-patch that was depre-
dated on. The master charged the
theft upon the boy, and Liberals, like
the boy, would clear himself Of the
imputalion. he picked up a young
skunk found In the patch, and placing
the savory animal In his arms, ran full
speed TO his master, crying out rs he
threw IL Ia hls masters lap: 'There's
de tief, Massa, wat steal de ingions.
Smell 'um BRET
Every line Of Libertssi article has n
very suspicious temperance SAVIOR
His first quotation Rgainer prohibit
ton Is too old, and has undergone too
many changes IL has been exhibited
20 often, aud sworn toso mush that It
would smack Of Ignorance, not to call
IL a lie
The class Of old whisky stagers that
run on the line with Libertas are too
wise not to know that he Ia holding
the b az at the snipe hunt. They have
given up making head against the
cause Of whisky. They see the hand
cloud that Is gathering Ia the popular
verdict.
The quotation from the Globe Dem.
ocrat, dated ST. Louis, Jan. 2l, and
published in THE GAZETTE OF the 20th,
certainly won't be charged upon the
| poor printer, for ! have carefully
looked over the paper for the Identical
| footprints, but do not dnd them This
/ then Is another OF those terrible reve-
| lations that drunkenness Is To be pre-
ferred 10 sobritty. If not 30, why pa
rsde "a comparison2 In the name OF
Gud and manhood we demand that a
man show his true colors and not at
tempt a Judas kiss, that will deceive
the reader. IL a fair Interpretation Of
Libertas' article Will pronounce him q
temperance man, then | am level on
the belief that the devil might change
himself into an angel OF light.
lie opposes agitation; forsooth, the
carcass stinketh That is why he II
much breads the full, free ventilation
OF the question. Warns the legisla
ture TO pay no attention TO the sillI
nonsense. Does he set himself up a
an oracle to dictate 10 the peoples ser.
wants, If they Rsk at their hands rec
ognition of their rights? Away will
liberty, If such men are permitted 4
hedge up the way between the peopl
! and the greatest curse Of the age
: over his prOtestatiOns, aye, his cal
cass if needs be, the blood, tn
a tesrs, the rags, the poverty Of tn
whisky curse will march In sable col
= umns to Austin and dem md redress
+ The legislature viii see such an ARA.
: Of numbers this session, demandinl
the humble right to vote upon tn
I whisky question, as has never bee
/ seen before. LtbertRs proposes NOR
/. potent % reasons NJ another time
). TOO, have other Ieasona that ] will /
/ pleased 60 offer why a druukard 10 ne
! the recognized equal OF the sober mal
!. whisky-sponges being Inc judges.
Z PRoHIBITIONIsT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
EN ROUTE.
A Trip Through Kaufman, Rockwell
and Wood oounties-Way-

blub Robbbs
Special Correspondence oflhe Gazette.
MINEoLA, TEX, Jan. "A -Wednes-
day evening your reporter for the time
Quilted the live and thorouRn-gOlDg
city of Terrell for an uncomfortable
trip through the country. Starting
out In northerly direction, we hauled
up at the residence of Samuel Il. Sher-
wood, about ten miles to the north,
well chilled by the cold blasts. Here
we enjoyed the Inequalities Of Mr.
Sherwood and his excellent family
until morning.
Mr.. Sher wood informed us that his
cattle and horses were suffering greatly
from the blizzard. He owns "a pasture
OF about 1000 acres Of the best farming
and gYszing land In that section ofthe
country. all under fence and subdi-
vlded into different pastures.
From there We went TO Rockwell,
the capital city Of probably the richest
! little county IN thestate. The soil y
exclusively The pure "black waxy :,
| This county g nearly al
! Enclosed with small farms owned
~ well-to do-farmers and presents I'M
/ mistakable evidences OF tnrlig hhu
enterprise. We noticed here and there
bales Of cotton yet lying In farm'
yards.
The town presented that dull and IN,
active appearance CHARACTERISTIC Of
country towns at this season, which
! may be IN a great measure attributed
10 the ''condltlrn OF the roads" Thu
black land country was all frozen ant
80 rough that travelling 10 nuggy wa
punishment almost intOlerable
This morning we were out "be
times,n ana though the rain had beer
INDUCING In a gradual fall during thi
night and the earth was covered Will
D sheet OF Ice. we drove into Terrell II
time to meet the 1920 .. N. train an'
embarked for this place. III
tram stopped on the road I
repair Telegraph wires At three differ
ent places that had been broken BY tn
load Of Ice with which they n
freighted
We learn that the heaviest ano'
fell hers night before last ever know
u this place before. measuring flu
and half iurhes on suOofh GROUND
but We observe that there y not tht
: amount Of lceon the ground that tnel
, ~ ID the prairie country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
SUNDAY SALAD.

As Just passed a dull, quiet
sugagement at the opera
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bSs ~ 'ha young society light
5sl ne opera glasses during
'v'uance of ARTICLE 47?"
\ solof'd People Of this city have
il!Olee over The veIdiet in The
my n. de was acquitted by a
lion Of Mcers will occur at
w Of the choral society in
N sialsand Presbyterian church
a a Of this city will have a
vantage over the men for n
!. .Setks-ihey will not be
with candid les.
~ sovEL oPERA.oLAssEs.
wv. ,iss1lng in the parquet dur
~ finance OF NArticle Ar
night at the operA-house,
Shy those In the balcony
I'M, d with laughter at a GER
~ a' "a The play. The merri.
IN 4ssea by a wag occupying
n se,,i,lo mont balcony seats. H.
NJ '0 u. Of beer tied together,
49, ,s'enaed to use az pair OF
n ne de would hold then
" ~ a yes and gaze long and
~ a s.e stage; then he woulC
VIVID, pull out a cork ant
M, 'sslt with beer. III,
10 the gallery firsl
Ino,rs a ingenious way, and il
~ w, everyone ia sight Wa
q tho.nai ui much 70 the annoy
~ s . On The stage and the -ur
ides ~ rsuai'oTa on the lower floor
.on,o = mis- wAg isa good one
soFIgas rpfisii'g saloon. keepe
sien ..nr.Ater-gOers, who con
slth '4l oe.ween acts ITO sci
uS,ss PsiA'giasses coniaininl
edd,s according 70 taste
piite ~ apartment file
isk @nd cloves. he viii no
'sftnnc tut nlll.i0nB 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
A Court-Marllal Sitting at Fort Davis.
{. .,a,t.t a., the faavetta

A Court-Marilal stiiug at Fort Davis.
Special TO the Gazette.
FORT DAVIS. TEX, Jan. "A Vice
President Spencer and other officials
OF the Baltimore q Ohio railroad will
visit this post tomorrow on their way
west over the Southern Pacific rail-
road
The wife Of ] r. Merrill, pr0mi-
nent citizen, VINO left yesterday morn
ing for Chicago In care Of her phyei-
,i9n. died suddenly this morning 1T
Beaumont, Tex, while en- route.
The court-martial which met Jan. 5
"a still In session aud will probably
continue for some weeks. At least
three officers arc yet TO be tried. The
evidence In the case OF Lieut.. JANET
Of the Tenth cavalry has been conclud-
ed, but the case Ia not yet closed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
HOUSTON.
Crossing the Neches in Boats Capt.
Dennis Mason Dead.

Special TO the GaEotte.
Houston, TEX, Jan. "a The
passengers went through TO New Or
leans tonight by crossing the Nech,s
river at Beaumont in boats 1t caaaes
some delay, but not much incon-
venience.
News reached here tonight that
Capt. Dennis Mason, well-knOwn
sailor on the Texas coast for years, was
dr. ,wned AZ Sabine Pass yesterday.
10. A. Brett, formerly connected
with the Daily Post here az CORE.
spoDlent in East Texas, attempted TO
commit suicide IN his boarding house
this morning by taking morphine, He
Is still alive, but will die. He has no
family and is thlrty-five years Of age.
Nobody knows any cause why he 30
acted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
Attempt d assassination.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan aL-Excite-
ment was rife TO-DAY over the attempt-
ed assassination Of Police Superintend'
ent Kollein. He was attacked by two
strangers in one Of the main thorough
fares ia broad day lipht this morning
His assailants each fred a shot az him
aud then fed Tho were pursued aud
captured Both have been Identified
as well known Nihiiists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25


LONDON, jan. H. The Rev. DR.
Joseph Parker pastor of the City
Temple, Holborn Vladuct, formerly
president OF the Congregational
Union, and one OF the prominent
independent ministers In London, has
written letter In which he condemns
the conduct Of those members OF
Plymouth church who oppose Mr..
Beecher's action In the presidential
campalgu, and hopes that the Vie
toriOus Democrats Will not allow Mr.
Beecher suffer in purse or position
for his gallant advocacy Of their candl-
date. He also insists that justice Will
not be done until Mr. Reeeher Is in
stalled In London as the American
minister at the Court Of 81. James and
the successor OF Mr.. Lowell. OF the
latter gentleman DR.. Parker says that
he forbears to speak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
FaiaI RalIuny Accident.

SMITH FALLS, ONT, Jan. "A The
Montreal express going east ran OFF Of
the track half mile from here, on the
Canada Pacific railway, this morning
Three cars were burned. TTo men
we've Killed and several seriously in
,,red one OF the men killed WAS the
bsggaesman, named Mcdonald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25

Five hundred head OF improved
,yar,h Teras-raised mares. from IA 10
"a banda high. ia EUOd condition.
sssn Snrnish Ia carload lots On short
80 III mares ip solid oolors from Is q
~ esnSs high. from 4 10 S years old
For further information seit on =, ~
BENTLEY, with Geo y AoFihe 9 ~
Fort Worth, Tx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
Paying One Dollar
N.5O PER YEAR.

There IL no.better Weekly paper Ia
the State than the Gazette. tits made
up especially for those who desire a
Weekly newspaper and contains the
news from all parts Of the world With
timely discussions Of current topics.
The Gazette Is printed In large clear
type and Is easily read.
Market reports Of all commodities
arc printed each week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
LlnERrAs ANswERED.
A Careful Sitting Of the Arguments
Of an ANTI Tohlbltlonlst.
AhlLhaL. - - n RI :

AHILHsE, Tx, Jan. y, ihei,
10 the Editor o. the Gazette
Aour correspondent y ho signed BIN
self Llbertas and headed his article
An Up ohibitionlsis, reminds one Of
the hunted rabbit With his head under
tats 81 grass, bat biz hinder pef'a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-25
\ THE TERRITORY.
- .bs Territory Proves to
p y 4 Fzee-ior.All, Go
'yoa.Please ARRAY
O.av Perforated with Six Bull
a,.,'-A Negro Accidentally
s N, al Van Alstyne'

lANF
'n s Tx, jan. 24.-Later
I. III ,5e territory gives us fur
,,nlsrs Of the shooting scrape
!, ranch on the night of the
y, a Marty who was present
! = that the difficulty took
), the house occupied
= smith, a tenant of I'd
.bout twelve miles north of
hi, IN Grayson county. Sew
l ll.,s trom the Mills, including
Du ,on we're in attendance,
large crowd of nation
,..,s ON hand, also.
Wi, 81 SEATING capacity 1t was
.Sa.rs 10 invite q part t" the
M others engaged in the
nSbythls means entertain all
Il. hlo,d named Craig, belong
Ma territory, felt az
:, being left for the
Ma and proposed to order
hisogn way by the persus-
.fs,lrshooter. He drew one
a.htd it overhead, but wac
"A restrainel for a moment
sm released drew a sec
risl and commenced
mo the roof overhead.
,.r OF the game Gordon APP
M door of the diniug.rOom,
win q pistol In hand, and
nsdiately opened fire ON him,
Al. VITA deadly effect, while
Two balls into Craig
same time other
nesged in the shooting from
ID door, and Craig retTeated TO
adpg into tue crowd OF men
nen a. he went. A few steps
door be fell, with several
through him that were pro-
fatal. When the firing
BOREDOM was found to be dead,
bunet.hOles in him, and Six
rons received wounds more
eyere. A man named Etter,
nploy Of Henry Walden on his
Al the scene If battle, had his
altered between the shoulder
W, and it is thought nothing
amputation can save his life
AIMED Hayes ffom Cedar Mills
nded In The hand, and several
rites were hurt whose names
mot yet ascertain. a.
was thought that tn,
X the form OF Texans against
lnnites, but later develop
how that it was 3 free-for.all
n-plsse affair, In which any
Who wanted TO lake q
could find an adver
ready for the fray
Is well known in the vicinity
Mills as the keeper of a blind
ilsk} shop in violation of loo ,
bid had the reputation of beinl
leadywhrna fight WIS wanted
niih, The gentleman at who's
ihe difficulty occurred
Bounds brothers, Jim and ED
snio be good and peace adj
who could in no case he L
" the unfortunate difficulty
iemains were brought owe
Mills yesterday and buried
isg, who was Cal ed to atten.
aded, has not yet returned.
70 man living at Van AlsJyn
laly received a pistol she
IN the band a few days ago an
ad was DIRE sst d without tra'
aalL Yesterday it WAS foHn
In the end of n
and the iIhammatiO
i necessary to amputa'
% about the wrist. IL
doubtful about his final r
q evidence of gangrene h;
oderate weather of TO day HI
ne Ice and sleet and our stree
iecI puddle OF slop.
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