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CoEsIcANA, Nov. 6 --tspscial. Ser.
,gesnt A. j. HALEY arrived here this
morning with three p-irousrs hound
for RgsS colaty. e. lef5 puruer, ore
of the, risonors hero 70 oo taken ia
charge by Sergeant NJ lsou, aud lsfi gu
the narrow gauge with tho other two
prisoners, John Carry, from Montague
and negro from WsSihSohle, fcr the
peuitentiary.
Bsputy Ua'ted Safes NJ srsdai Van
Hall, OF " 400, was hero to-day IN sua.
mon witnesses flr tlo g0s5lpu ot iN,-
eral COURT witch Opans q. Waco on tho
l6th lnstau.
Nj. S ). Ftoadmau Ia baildug II
handsome residence two lois north oi
his presant home.
Mr.. DANES Arbuckle. of tho Rather
Gien stock farm, soous the day IN Cor.
atcsoa, aud lafs to-utght for u sllss.
Mr., q. Il. Rose went 10 Dallas this
morning To maes lis vito and daugh.
ter, who have bsen north since April,
They arrived safely Tonight.
Our anton receipts nov agErega'o
over $4,000 bslss aud not halt mar.
keted AZ YET.
Major K, V. Tompklns, os Dallas, sr.
rived hero tonight on the cannon
hall,
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AAIAhoRAs, Nov. G.--[Special.l l.
The fturria. Cervantes trouble has
tskon now phase. The former pub.
lishsd all the documents in reference
to tho proposed duel In this msrning's
Cronista, add the latter rspliod Ia this
evenings Cosmopolitan. Trouble 10
expected,
To-day u Mexican colonel was chal.
ionged by n prominent saloon keeper,
because the former, while drunk,
spoko o'arospecfully TO tho ,atter's
vito.
The ordor abolishing tho two brigade
stalls has boon conference.-the, and
tho IL ofiicors oompoalng tbcm arc
again In commission,
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PAlO Pil.G

PALo PINTO, Nov. 5.-[Corre Soon
dencs, County court has been in
session ever since Monday, with Judge
Il. X. Taylor on tn, bench.
ono Cocoon" was trisd aud convicted
for Shaping his sister "coon" and f!nsd
i25. While The parties who were gu ard
Ing him were in convert alton, no (the
coon) skipped and has not been hesrd
OF since.
Captain 7. =. james was tried YES.
to-day for uplawiully driving stocl,,
and fiued $50 and trimmiuqe. Severe!
lhOro cases egsinss him of the samo
Kind TemGin on the docket.
Health is generally improving in
thls section.
Tue weather ~ cool and damp.
There hrsn't been o pound OF cotton
in town CHS season.
we cant even get turn OF corn
ground here, or lock OF cotton
Kioncd, but other enterprises are in
progress, which promise well for the
future.
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thrown, out wa not seriously hurt
rns young ladies' We're riding rapid ",
and ss, dan turn of their hosses o.,
cssioned ths mishap.
me people in this section appreciate
the efiorts OF the cotton buyers to re-,
.niu tbs Farmers A,liauos cotton
mere. IL appears thst something near
l'Mo bales were offered Inv them
ana two Of McKfnney's
ns fchsnss, j. S. Heard ana Jesse
SsStn, in connection with the bnyera,
a Domau and L C. Caller. & "a. o.
Dsiss, tnsltr asrssd to buy, ana did
nnV at figures IN SSoess Of IL at paid at
to,t WORTH 60 ms termsrs. Eysry-
bpdy therefore is Satisfied.
III ,mec Calhoun, one OF tia nunils at
We college, couldn't agree with his
prec 'ptcrs, and ven'ei his wrath bv
throwing sRr0 words and hard BRICKS
~ one OF tine tsechs,s. Mayor Arm-
nn,rons requested 40 Interview wish
Homer 10 dsy.
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SwErrwASsE, Nov. 6-Ispeois!. J.
Last night aud nigat before our tewn
wasvls,ed Ny professional burglsrs.
They visited both 5slo0ns, getting y
lot of looso change and Que gold watah
from johnson. and tho Central hotel
lost sll the cold grub on hand. aud MI.
J. j. Munday " out due coat.
Swcetwat wa er il qniotly awaiting 4
proposltion from the GUlt, Colorado Il
Santa Fe rsilrosi for n bonus 20 ran
their road ~ tho city. Tue people
here stsud ready 70 do the handsome
tbiug Ivy theni.
Nolan county has the largest girl 10
her uge on record. Shs IL at II years
old aud weighs 20s pounds, IL healthy
ard active, and In Of sound mind.
District oDuft meets here next Mon
dsy with quito a hssvy docket, civil
and Criminal, On hand.
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.@Mr SltS and Drawers Made to cler AT Claneers

tna.e onlc5is take their meo 10 Mo-
pseue, They were heavily ironsd.
Ihe stnte agent LETT "Wednesday for
! , peni.snusry with Dave Turnsr and
am, Suirv, convicted lately in the
olstrict ccu,t ot theft OF cattle.
Sheriff HcLa,n, on fhs same
usy, u lat for GsinesvIlle
WIN w. NJ. Clark, charged with
ssTsop, in huratng the ceurs houss ia
= 1os' 1884, MIS- oonn sel having oh
w uea change pt vanus TO Conl,e
coonty. His trial i. .et Tor the 23t y.
@Siussv,lle. Sheriff s,eLamore slso
TOOK In Fort W0rtA via Ga,nasvll,e j
S Sie A. leyis wee Tor safe keeping, pendi 6
" u.o slpeH rom re I'VE years. veTSic.
readsted Ia the district court.
Cotton hes been cemiug IN all wass
~ M sVes rye of so bales per day. lt,,
oll'st : nom 100 S25 gsnts per pound
busiosss hiss been very y ,<sA tni,
$3.50 especially among ary good
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MASsstALL, Nov G. Especial w ice-
Presldent Htrtsell, o. the Marshall &
Nocthwosserh, returned from Paris
last night. He informs your CORE
sPoncent that all prelimineries haye
hesn satisfactorily arranged. A meet,
ingSt the executive board will be- held
te>morrow evening TO confirm tbs con.
'raot between the company aud the
Guy or faria. 4 srly in the coming
week g corps Of engineers will be
plscad in the field 10 locate the line
rom that city 10 WiusborJ.
Much anxiety is felt here as to the
result OF the strike In Galveston.
KAN tell in torrents again this morn.
ing.
Mr.t. j. Burch, living In the south
erh part OF thts county, Is the happy
father OF 80 csildron.
q hutrcaEe or oyclone passed six
HISS tfom this city last night. TDe
steam saw cnill OF McAu6erson WAS
tsysted to the ground.Al, The outhou.e e
o. Dr. Hesiy Taylor anS, Mrs. Judaa
WILLIAMSON shared ihs same fats. Two
young negroes on Mra. Williansopsi
buildings.
Mr. F0rd's stable WAS blown down.
nrotklng the leg OF mule.
Fhe interna'iDna, pnsNengar train
QUO here at O'Clock this nj rrning wa
delayed several hours by falling trset
i'nG' other debris near the station five
thlles from tho city, The storm ragged
WIN great fury here, but no accident
otaoy Kind reported ~ tar IA your
correspondent has ascerts,ned.
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Paris,

PARIS, Nov. G.-ISpecial.l -Kailroad
matters arc all arranged satisfactorily.
Work will commence on Eondsy.
Depot, round-houses, etc., will bo On
the west sl.e of the town.
Mr.. T. y. Preston was married ON
last evening TO Mis-, Joe Fort, the
daughter of our astssmod t,wnsman,
DR.. J. NJ. Fo,.. Tho bride and bride
gr"0 N are the special friends OF eve ~
one, therefore tho cong gtul ations
upon their marriage arc universal,
MISS dsy Wade, of Cnicsg,, cham
pinn lady skstsr, appeared NJ tho rink
last night before a crowded hall, WHO
were delighted with her pklll upon
rollers.
The Evening B,lSpoe Wheel has
saado lts appohte"re,'ard " q model
OF nestuoss AMI c,ete. Paris has now
two uailios aud iruc weekllrs.
Mr.. Rockwell Gnrkhead Nv ia town
Waiting friends. Hts psesen, home IL
Atlanta, Qeorgta.
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Who ~ He?

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. G.-Tho
deputy coroner to-day received u tole.
gram from Mrs. Voight, from Austin,
Texas, reading, "Hold clothing aud
other things that belong TO the man
that committed suicide in tho CIayton
house, named M. voight. ] am posi-
tive he was my husband" Exaninn.
ton shows that the suicides signature
on the hotel register looks about M
IKE IN. Voighp as IN. Hoyt,n which
lsttor it was at first takon to bo.
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Tho Adm,ra, Ro,,t, ~. ,vn,,..

Rssr'Admiral Luce, OF tho United
States navy, aud General do Trobrland,
OF the army, lunchcd ut n restaurant.
rhe check was $3.35. A IS bill was
banded to tho waiter, and presently be
returned Win chscs and change on
spia'e. Isl note, a dime and 8 cents
lay atop Of tho allp OF paper, under
whi1h was concealed a half dollar.
Too general took 40 the motto, lofs tho
ID cents N q tip anu GOT 10 20 depsrt
with his friend. sStopl thuudered
the admiral " the wAlSers aseS down
that plats." ayes, salro,S responded
y: !: Y: q: ~: :::'; 5:
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Tyler.

T1Lrs, Nov. o.--tspsclal.l- Ts.day
was QUE of Tylcr's big days, thoro no.
lug 5aa bales OF Gotten broug1 In, and
sold ~ gooe pricev.
Tho supreme court decided Tue
Bowie coruty contes.ed county scat
olcctioe to-day, judge q awuio Robert.
eon dnltverirs opiulan 9f,ho court. Tho
court holds thas all ol Ne law In ques.
ton except section 10 is ccustltut,s n al,
and that the other secticus should he
enforusd, whether the other seotions
arc valid or nos. This settles tho c.se
in favor az Texarksus. Judge Rob.
eftseu's opinion lie highly commended
by the ATTORNEYS who heard ts.
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GAINESVILLE, Nov. 9 -rSpeolal.l-
Tbs d's;rlcs court was nu.y to-day
whit - case Of George MlC.ns a. al.
vs.John II. Selcner. This'sait grow,
out CT tho hstlding of a haaS so,as resi.
aencs by Mr, Bc,cher on n britt ID ixon
stree. MaOAna was the cnotr,clor.
ana claim, thai tia extra wJrN and
material % this buildiag IS worth
Sf,493, AID sues BaiGhsc fur that
amount. n1noer of lawyers are en-
gagged on 'ooI Sides, and the C Ase Will
probably consum9 IN. eslaucs Of the
week.
Atnons Other petiJions presented to
the CITY council dariuS their session.
was one &c abolish & 6gnce-house
In ths western part OF the
CITY. Wh's dsuce hOase ispcn in con-
hectton w,tn HOUSES u bad caarAc5sr,
both al which MO gfeaC utfisaEcas 10
tho Sgrconnt,dg nelgdborh BOD. A %.
stior WAS aIsS sub uisted by ths Ma
sonic &nd . id Fellows lJdgus 10 sun.
prest tte variety theatre on Elm
.trecs. 10th CHEESE petitions ware ra-
fsfrsd to ,hs com MiStas On Ordinances.
the Clsycr auo city attorney.
Fleg gas cOmpAog Il AZ IN tAs the clty
r is:opcsi.ion 20 tura'sa ~ ianipS for
three rea;s a. $50 ner annur each
W1en THIS propositionH submit.ed
to'eho' council there we're four votes
ior aud four against. The mayor cs.e
tho deciding vo.e Ia lscor OF having
the lights.
Last pight aboWt II o'clock a b.rn
belong ne to Billy Csrtsr,in the Foucsh
ward, was burned down. A Ton of
hay w6u also destroyed. The loss wa.
total, with no iasurauc9. Tao lo1lS
ana ladder boTs were frat Oh the
siene, closa,y followed by Alert Rose
Foomp.,iy No., The ocigio of ths fire
| tlSiiSrown.
TIE GaineRv la Riff as met at the Clty-
mas to-nigaJ for tia prspose or 8 drill
ana sisS4iing to oshsr ouslness coa-
nected with the organization
| The g Gainesville Pfsss.brici opmu,-
ny havo a large force employed lust
nov, turning out q G3J oriGk pac day,
TIE ladies' VI The Southern Msthodist
ehvi'ch gave "a supper to-niglE, che
proceeds 30 De used for the b iusnt of
Gne church. IL WIS wall patronized,
and qaie handsome sum was real
iged.
Nb0agh Ghe citigsus Of East G aines-
fvitia have failed 10 subscribs tho 81 coo
asked oy the Street. + atlw ~ company.
10 IS reported th2t tue latter will bsgFn
the ex5enslon OF I'll sir tho IN 8 fsw
CSyH
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HousTos, Nov. 6.--[speclsl.l The
knights OF Labor here have not par tic
ipated In tho strike, further than boy
cotsing all irolgh,s going to Galveston.
they have induced railroad yardmen
not to haudlo with tho en-
Einen any freight cars dos
tined to Glveston. Ono firm
here IL having 1 400 bales OF cotton
transferred by drays TO tho Navis alton
comPauy's bsracs for Galveston. All
the roads entering here have issued
orders 70 local agents not to receive
freight Tor Galveston, and Il Is not be-
ing hauled by thop,
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JEFFERSON, Nov. o. lSpecisl.I -
'cnsrles For,or was solsmnly uuited 10
Misa Mashilda Kran.er In the holy
bonds ofn,a,rimony lsst nieh,.
We have been having worry excessive
rain, for ,ha last ,hreo DAYS, aud tho
leather IA Gnususlly warm.
Rev. uanb preached tho funeral
Sermon Yesterday over tho rem sius OF
Mrs J. e. Murphy, at the Methodist
Episcopal church, aud Rev, n, a.,
Benners, OF the EpiscopsI churcn, con.
uus'cd tho services at tho grave.
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BoSnAn, Nov. c,-lSpecis,.l-.At the
Residence OF tho brides father yns,or-
day erening a. 5 o'clock Mr.. Gideon
Smith, }r., aud Miss Ida Newton were
united by tho Rev. Dir. n. 8. Potts.
Only fev special friends OF the con-
trac,iug parties we're present. Tho
welded pair left tnis morning Tor their
future home on Red river.
bales. Phcos range from 8 TO az.
The 80 iools aid colleges az Bouhsm
we're never In q moro floufishlnr con.
diuon. All arc giving ontlrv ootisfso.
tiou 10 their patrons
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hard

BAIRD, Nov. e.-Ispeciai.l-pistrics
court has adjourned, afler srsnsscting
much business. Price and Pace,
charged with murder, were both 40.
quilted. A few other criminal cases
were dismissed and the remainder
continusd by operation Of laW.au thorp
Ne no july Tor Ne thifs( Vceks and
ne 9estndants woold Vnlve 10 iigNl
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AURORA, Nov.e.-tspecial., --yos,er-
day tho children Of n farmer by the
name OF j. II. Brown. living o,o mile
oas of town, were playing ia q cotton
per, making holes in tho cotton aud
covering tslh othtr .ur. A small boy
ge. into one OF tho holes, the others
pilcd cotton on bin, sud he smoshered
70 death Tho furersl took place t..
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Tho IS ought 10 have .monntsa - ), Il

the IS Sought to have amounted to slAk
You got onlv 81 aud gave Is csnts -
,his rascal, You uayer Thought Of ~
missing hat dollar. Wbere do von
suppossit Is? viii show you,v And
ne Drew tho check OF tbs plate, dIs-
closing the coin snugly lying under.
heasn: "Our cviplarius tuIaf horo
would h-ve had II safe Ia his pocket
ny th,s time II l-'s t, complato tie
opers'inn. II you had stopped to oounf
your chaoge, and discovered that n
~as shpF', BE- would have picked M
tha pistH, uetdy drawn asldet le oheoE.
ana shown you that the rsht amount
vas thers."--II NAw York SUI.
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NIsIxinncY Arnttsts.

MoKtsSEr, Nov. 6.-lSpeclsl.l l.
Miss Lula Wiley, the ostimablc dsuy n.
falling on her hesd. She was iussnsi.
ior of DR.. r. w. wiley,
was thrown from hor horse
aud sustained serious injuries,
HE for On hour or moro. Mas Jennie
Llresnt her companion, wss also
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Cabinet Mcetiux

WARRINGTON, Nov. 6.-The cabinet
meeting yesterday was attended by
all the members exc,ps Secretaries
Manning and Whitney. Arrange.
ments we're made for special confer.
CAGES between the pro fident aud indj.
viduel members Of his cabiue, ia ra.
gard TO the treatment of topics to b,
considered In tho presldent's message
to cuuur,Ss. S"eV
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bowie.

''owis, Nov. 6.--tspoolal.l --shoriG
- Hason, OF Young county, passed.
.sush yesterday on The north'bound
'eDScr, having in charge the no.
ous .cem Calvert, ihs negro MUIR
i who anne months since killed
wcnia.s and her two children.
zee Cap.ut ut Graham.
fin DAvfA, IL Wichita county,
Through 18th IN accomplish OF
~ eonvlctAt Of horse stealing.
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!. County court Is now in session, with

County court 10 now In session, with
pal low cases ON the docket.
me grand jury found about II In
oiotmeIts, loot which were for misde-
mesnors. This county Ia fast becom-
ing rid OF the lawless class, and soon
we can boast Of one of the most law
ho,ding counties In the State.
kainis badly needed, water is scarce,
and stock mon arc being put to much
ioconvenience already. The farmer,
700, ~ ucaole to pillow, and anxiously
LOOKS for better season.
business IL somewhat dull, and mon
~ scarce.
TWO or thrss residences are under
progress OF construction.
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The Fir,t OF ths I.,n..

Months. Nov. e.-rhe wAndis, the
frat steamship Of ths line establishe ID
bv the Mobile & Ohio rsilroad Ia,
tween ibis port aud Liverpool, lei, III |,
Afternoon with 1000 bales OF c,ttou.
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Terrell


IERhnLI., Nov. 6.-[SpacisL This
city is not much OF q hurrah place, but
The Democratic victories in New Y ork
and Virginia settle doubts and ban
ish all fears as to the continued success
OF tho Democracy in the future. The
result was quietly received aud ~
nisnly appreciated rs I. could BE- st
Washington.
AIR. Leonard Msxyield brought Tn
town this morning I've wild r5sse
klilsd az four Shots. Troy wore lat
and tho first OF taGt kind OF game sbis
season brought to N arket.
DR.. ". ID. Jones', - very prominent
physlcian OF Naxahachia, ID visiting
Mr. I, A. Maddox.
the matrimonikl FOYER haa taken
h0ld. Il couple has been cured, aud
many ara aching. Zach days signs
are heavier for relicf. Moments are
hours, hours are days, days are weeks,
aud weeks are years. Single bies sed.
nosss Us heavy lsdon snd pants far the
ranks of the benedict. Cur alleglSn noe
to a sister county ia To On dupiica ted
snd tho example followed by abiding
friends.
Vhe Baird Ministries held forth to-
might IN the opera house.
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TO stsL an umbrella II at 1sst a
erlmS Hut " . man steals 3 bottle az
Dc. enlvs Cough syrup 70 oors 81
ccoBh, aSnit - sal.O1 { eriSsS : :
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Marshal j. z Arnold, o; Dallas, was
In tho burg this mnrning.
William Campbell, owner Of Sleepy
Joe, was It tue races today.
Nd. L. Cradiock, OF Dallas, pssssd
tnrouye thn Fort to-day on his way
hoIe from Wichita ralis.
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No Let Up Ia tho strihe--Threats of
Sending Freight to Now Orleans to he
Loaded on Vessels.
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shonid have especiai charge Of all this
SORT Of = thing. There Is oug Instance
whese s176, GOO worth Of cotton was
taken from q Tar Southern estate, when
cotton was worth about $500 bale,
and sold. The persons to whom 1t
belonged were not rebels, but royalists.
They haven't an idea Of where their
cotton went TO. Their names were on
the bales, and 1t would not be iliffieult
for them to make case If they knew
what to do. But it has been nearly
twenty-three years since the money
was deposited. And 1t Ia hardly prob-
able that they will ever get what is
really theirs. All the testimony re-
lating to the case is in the possession
Of the Government. The agent who
took the cotton and the one who sold
1t are both dead, and the owners would
not be able to make their case without
some ploof which they haven't got.
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[Boston Transcript

Some of the finest material for the
novelist that can be imagined is to be
found in the United States Treasury.
There is bureau called the Division of
Abandoned Lands and Property that
in itself is one great romance. Its
history is fuller of tho marvellous than
anything ever written. There are
SIS, 900. 900 in it's charge belonging to
people in the south alone. During
and at the close of the war there was
valuable property of all sorts which
fell into the hands of army officers and
was turned over to the Treasury. Over
sl2, 000, 600 of the money charged to
that Bureau is the proceeds of cotton
taken from plantations ali over the
South and sold. The money it brought
was turned in. The amounts finally
became so great that Mr.. Chase, then
Secretary, created division that
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The President Talks.

NEW YORK Nov, 21-The president
had a long talk with Mr.. w. w. Cor
coran to day in regard to some District
matters that he intends to be presented
to Congress in his message. Mr..
Corcoran has been consulted very often
by Presidents on local affair. Presi-
dents Grant, Hays, Garfield and
Arthur, always consulted with him
before making recommendations in re-
gard 10 local matters.
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CHEIeIFE,S SALE.

T. PURCELI.S, EXECUTOR, VS.. a. WILLIS.
No. 2l97.-The State of Louisiana.
Parish of ouacita, Fifth District Court.
BY virtue of a writ of fc,i focios issued by
the Hon. Filth District Court, in and for the
Pan ish of Ouachita, and to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered suit, |
have seized and taken into my possession,
and will sell at public auction. between
legal hours of sale, 10 the last and highest
bidder, at tho door of the Court House in
the City Of Monroe, La, on
Saturday, 7.h Day of Nesembrr, 1885,
the following described property, io-wit:
A certain plantation situated in Onachiia
Parish, about five miles below The City of
Monroe, on the cast bank OF tho Ouachita
river. and fronting on said river. being
bounded above by lands of Mrs. Dnrcas
Dfnkgrave. and below by lands belonging
to the Estate of A. Levi, said plantation
being known as Buckhorn plantation, and
being tho same purchased by this ntortgagor
from II. w. Ridcharson on Dec. ]. 1855.
Seized rs tho property of defendant, and
will he sold tn satisfy said writ and costs.
1c''ns of Sdtc-Cash, with the benefit of
appraisement.
j. L. Met, UTRE, Sheriff.
Saturday, October 5, 1885.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-11-22
SUFFERING IN ABALLoox.
1.-THE Journalist

1.-THE journalist
William l.. Nicholas, who was the
subject Of anecdotal mention in The
Journalist week or two ago was one
of party of Journalists who were &C
corded a place in Professor Kings bal
loon, which was announced to sail
away from OK Congressman Bill King's
fair grounds, at Minneapolis, a few
years ago. Nicholas was then with
The Chicago Times. The party inclu.
ded Creelman, Of The Herald Luther
l.. Holden, then of The Boston Adver-
tiser, and himself something of an
ronau.; Ed. r. tombstone, then of
The st. Paul Pioneer Press and now
with the Boston Ideals, and Charley
Faye, now the New York representa-
tive of The Chicago News, and at that
time reporter ON The Minneapolis
Tribune. Faye's impeachment of
speech is almost as pronounced as that
of Nicholas, and, strange as it may
seem, Faye had no sooner met Nicho.
LAD AlSAH ~ NOAJCAt n lllOSt JutGuoS
dislike to him. Particularly was he
exercised over the attempts of Nicholas
to talk on matters pertaining to the
balloon.
tsI t-t-t-th;nk if / s-s-s-stuttered as
b-b-bad as he does" went on Faye in
one of his bursts of indignation
at Nicholas, "I'd k-k.keep n-my M
mouth shut a,-t-t-together. Why, he
s.s-stutters like h-h-heli. only Just
s-s-stammer."
Ed. tombstone met the pair only a
day or two before the balloon was to
start, and the two were s:ammering
and suffering away at each other in a
ludicrous sort of way, enlivened by
Nicholas wit.
"My God ~ remarked tombstone,
81 don't know about going up in the
balloon with that pair. If they get to
talking once they'll make the id
thing wabble.'
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-11-22
A. Monumcn, For Riel,

BIsMARcK, OAK. Nov. 21-A mess
enger from the Northwest of the
territory reports that movement is
on foot to erect monument to Riel
by tho French Canadians and Half
Breeds. Every young man in the
northwest, who boasts of one drop OF
Indian blood will contribute and ii
will be one ofthe most imposing mon
uments ever erected.