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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
FIyERrY GREETED wITH ROTTEN EG0s

CHICAGO, April 5.-John F. Finerty, ex-
member OF Congress- and several other persons attempt
ed to speak at political meeting tonight In part Of
the Seventeenth Ward known Little HELL" but
howed down Finally the crowd began to throw rotten
eggs Tho speakers retired from the building, but
pursued and eggs thrown them for considerable dis
tance Several persons hit, among them lady.
Fncrty Ia the Republican candidate for City Treasurer
and has the enmty OF the Democratic ruians because
he supported Blaine last fall. Six ei,ht policemen
present, but refused 10 snppTesa the riot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
SURPRISE OVER MR.. cnEsLEY's REMOVAL.

WASHINGTON, April (Spcc'dO.-Ihe re-
moval OF Mr. Chesley Solicitor OF Internal Revenue.
continues to provoke much uniavorabe criticism I'll
understood that Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
EXPRESSED great surprise when he informed that
Mr. Cheslcys resignation had been demanded and said
he thought that there must be some mistake about IT,
Commissioner Miller visited the White House 70 day
and 1t is said made strong representations the sub
ect TO the President and his deep regret that
il had been thought necessary to remove at this time so
efficient and capable officer Mr. Chcsey The Solicit
tor is The one officer upon whom a Commissioner OF
internal Revenue must constantly rely. The present
Commissioner only recently entered upon the duties
of his office branch Of the service in which lie had no
previous experience He naturally feels that for some
time to come he will be compelled To rely upon
the experIence aud knowledge of the Solicitor OF the
bureau The rcsult of Connis Millers interview
with the President is not known.
Senator German, II IL understood, has determined
that K on gresham Talbot shall have good Office
and il is said that Mr. Tabotts longing eyes are hrmy
fastened on the SolictOrshp OF Internal Revenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
EVAN p HOWELL DEoLIyEsA A ooXsULSHIP

ATLANTA, April 5.-THe tIdntd Constitution
this morning published the following editorial para
graph Captain Evan p Howell will not accept the
appointment as Consul to Manchester, and has for
warded 10 the President his formal declinaton While
he feels grateful TO the Administration for the honor
conferred upon him. and also highly compmented the
generous reception OF the appointment, still crcuu
stances such that he thinks best 70 decline H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
MANY ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.

BERNE, April 5.-WhOlesale arrests OF an
archsts have boen made here aud at Zurich Wintcthur
Saint GALL and schahausen. The persons arrested are
chiefly Germans and Austrians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

TUDDLLIO HEUUUIION WdULS'
PuTsBURG, April (SpecidD. D.-The district
convention of the Amalglmated Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers met here yesterday and elected delegates
TO the National Scale Convention TO be held this city
April IL. proposition to submit to a reduction in
the scale ef prices for the year. beginning June L.
voted down. and the delegates TO the National Con
venOn were Instructed To vote for this years on
q basis OF % 80 ton for pudding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
ALMOST surrooAqBD BIZ WATER GAS.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, April (SpeciaD. - A
large gasppe running under the sidewalk In front Of
Henry C. Engelkos house. South Riverst burst and
the gas escapes ~ large quantities into the cellar and
thence through the house. There In the house At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
PRINCETON COLLEGE BAsEBALL CLUB

PRINCETON, April 8 Especial. 1.-The men who
will represent Princeton this year in the Intercollegiate
Ball League have been chosen as follows: Duncan
Edwards, captain, second base Cooper, third base
Tocr, first base Blossom, short stop Bckham,
pitcher; Shaw, catcher Clark. s5, left field Van
Ausllal right field; Reynolds, centre field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

FIRST NEGRO CATHOLIC OHDRCH IN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, April 8 tSpeciaD.-The corner
stone of the coorcd Catholic church in Virginia
laid here this evening Bishop Keane officiating. There
fifty cOlored Catholics here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
CONTENTS OF AN IYFERyAL MA oHIYE.

JOLIET, ILL.,, April o.-Ihe composition IN
what was supposed To be the Internal machine which
found In the Court House yesterday tested
and pronounced oiled sawdust and charcoal
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MORE TROOPS ORDERED TO COLON.
CONTINUED DISORDER oN THE IsTHMUs-CoN

MANDRR RANE's FORCE SAFE
WASHINGTON. April 5.-The Secretary OF the
Navy has decided TO send further force 10 the lthnu
os Panama by the Acapulco. The dispatches indicate
continued disorder. The following has been received
from Commander Kane at the Navy department. dated
Colon. April Il
Vessels now on the to Aspinwall, together win
force on Para will be sufficient 10 open ana gar
transit n supported by two ships at Panama without
snch spport force Of 500 men viii he reqniie
Everything il quiet In Aspinwall, and all American
property well protected NY force VIII permit J.
Only foreigner killed 40 Tar "r hn''f
There are about 100 Colombian GoNcrhmtbt
troops here holding large number OF prisoners.
They are rendering assistance IN prc-erNlug
order The railroad company IL nnOriing all possible
relief the refugees ami have sent many out on tl
line OF the road. Transit remains closed one iri'
train reached Panama last night at great rl-k haVig
beeu stopped by insurgents; and one person was iocpy
removed Wires to Panama are continually beihs cut
Mr. whitney sent the following dispatch to President
Houston Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company;
Later dispatches indicate such condition OF things
that | conclude % send 80 more men tomorrow Chh
you take tDemi'
Commodore Chandler when asked by n TRIBUNE To-
porter Yesterday afternoon what he expected To DO III
the matter OF forwarding arms and ammunition 10
the Ishmns to-day by the steamer Acapulco, replied
am awaiting Instructions from Washington ana VIII
do nothing until get them They can nave any amount
of 800 20 1000 AT a moments notice I'M
aginc however that there viii be no call ior thci
think enough supplies aud ammunition has hcch atciy
forwarded by the CITY OF Para Work Is going on slowly
Oh the Brooklyn. Essex and TalapJOsa suppose thc
authorities at Washington will not aivse me until thcy
receive further ad vices from the lsthlnus.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
BISMARCK THANKING THE GERMANS.

BERLIN, April 5.-Prince Bismarck, in let
ter. thanks his countrymen for tho numerous tesu
monias OF esteem presented to him on his seyenuesn
birthday and says that the memory OF 'ne" s"o va"
will ne M effaced.
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MISS SWEET REFUSES.
COMMISSIONER BLACKS FIRST VICTIM

THE CAPABLE PENSION AGENT IN cHicA'o N'"'D
TO RfsIGN-HrR RrPLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

y HoLDEEs OF HOUSTON sud TEXAS CENTRAL
n r. holdcT= these bonds who feel
~ their interests requested call 1T The ONCE OF g. l.
HUDSON CO. "a BTOadway b.twrcn the houts Of II and
a. ,u JAMES MIDDIEDIIH.
Secretary EOnGh0deiS Committee.
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Gotcls.
financial
For SALE.
Montreal, Portland and Boston
Railroad Of Canada.

The following properly oacro Tor sale -, @, ,r,n.
The Mn Vermont Nafional l'ihN -" IN.
~ IN, w. .io " g. Ccna'ls rnnin, frDin Il Ian III
oipoc tho ty Is Montreal siutheist'fy 10 o,,hrriy
10 Vermont st1ie He about iwcnl-hNt "l.'9 about
franc arPrcgatiug about tirt'en mics mus al, "a
scv. ntv mile ~ ALL also = iIst NO. ~, Al issue ~
Railroad ompany OF -IWH "aoi oul ol In
9uI bonds o. ca u also al sld uAnh n.y. - SAID
other ri" The ur.t moriFFge ponds % Jt,d TO oilrr
kailro.d COMPANY the same HAVING pen l',
rarties for The sum ~ $500 Also 100 sccohh 49,
bones l,,lroad Company ~ ! 600 eich an 49, ~
entire issue II second bonds Alr" go
e capiiaI stoct lssued by r.i> OFd onuanN :" m -
Of 500 each the ctue cailtm Soc -, c, o tie
COMPANY being iqi shares also Judgment III tAlo -
Hoclc!a-a Bank Of Canada Of about n" Hhl -
against said N0nr al. Oltlaul Hud 40
pauy owned by sad vermont Naionn va ',,sr T.
come ton on direct route
irea 20 lIn-tnn ard II g. what KNOWN n 80,
Lane" betWeen those clues, ah1 - AZ I'.,.n me- -
Canada pHcnC Rar al oul' ~ o. - ca
whole - alOIt .eFrnfN miles
oOI tie thir,.two miles IS laid with steel ~, r. 10
crlcut condition and To- d p ana tt.ci appu
longing "a tho road are III ass paux
an. ttr-lgei rec. OF sad Vernon VA l"tn i%ty
To kent out 81 possession o. VI,
"a rrorre ing. I'm ;auada wrch have altogether up
based on techmcaitrs. the case. ao now prn"int
the merits f. at'ci al We 20, al.
tcrest nos IN the receivers i'na1 'hh ho''p' '''
Obtail the road and lronriy 49,. ,.c.tyer
Fu pnrtien4rs MAY I've obtained % nppl Ing Z" the i'
Of Vermont National Bank - Aba1- VI .,, ali 10
The property. lOnds stocks and Jg fmTnl tor ard
togrtlsr an flr the lcd % = ar aAA'' "
wi, lie elvcd Dy NE und'rs rnol > 40 ~, a.. .,Tr e
be opened 1aminch ana tie sale d'tr in'n Jus
explicit In and a0onut and ne % ',r,
7. e. and bids that may o. "a Or
re0uise give bond .epo u a g. ul"h op'
Ten ter CO. OF their Nh voucher Tor Then ir'p9
s-ne 20 II h" nd - not accept H
, or ,ll1c. sh1ud sealed and tuc osei In annt'i o
yrorc and tn uD ier-rned a. - H 100,
mont ills sale IL order OF tie thi'eu '@'
Circuit ''r ue D'''H'' o. 'Ggip'GT',F W HETnTr.
Receiver Vermont National y n OF - A'Oli'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

ARGYLE COTTAGES, BABYLON, L !.
" few of these very desirable homes 10 rent hand
somely furnsed gas bot and cold water kitchens ih'a
from Argyle Hotel n sred). tNciSVc WHDc1
eyerV sanitary requirement. CHARLES BGUFf, Secretary
Long Island fmp't o., ll5 Broadway, y. y
At MORRISTOWN.-T rent furnished, by
~ the cgant country scat WIN extensive
grounds; I and oveTy ehVof On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13

COOKS. N".-By German servant girls SIT
" nations wanted: CITY or country gooi COOKS laui
df,.-,. ga gtb rrualds Also usi.ul Eiu for houT
wor. ctr d. SUIT At the large new froteetant "trna
aud American Employment Asspcisi"n, -. ,o,,. -,
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6!llatlons 0Inte0-N,a!es.

COACHMAN.-8y thoroughly honest and
y sober the u horses and carra
best city references. Cal or address H. NJ g., 1850
Broadway.
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Southern Pacific R. r. Co.
NOTICE OF REEDEHIPTlON.

All Lo'dnc o'he bonds Of Tie southern Panc
Raiioid oinany hereby eel HAT ttr u ~ M The
rurd IrUs rss uuf'r tn h"itg e ~
ch pavmrnt 4 said bonds 10 s'cuttd re sun 81 ~ J.
III NDKED THOi MD Doll An~. - d which. uh Ter
of applicable 81 tn redemption or
purchase outz. and mat the undctsgue 80" p eve
.r4,i ur b. Al the Land OF said company. fnor
Fourth Townsend st. san tTaucseo io TIE uir n,
a. said bonls the IWt NTi-tlENI day or Alhl !.
l- nj which tmo proposals VII be op ned and such bonds
~ are The lowest pute viii De redeemed or puf
chased Ia the amount azores lld.
Iropp be indor eel Proposals Tor urTrnhcr oi fFa
u .. MILLS,
G.. l.. LANSING,
Trustees
san Traucisco March Il. 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
Amusements.


A MEXICAN INSTITUTE HAIL,
ssco RRiNdI {. x5 R0LfER SKATING CLUB
Admission SOC cmSr6 BE- APRIL reserved ,o..
stors need not fear any Interference part
lot same has bean granted,
Citizens bicycle Club Race Meeting Friday April IL.
Admission, 6Oc Reserved seats, Soc. extra
RlJOU OPERA HOUSE.
2S5th COMPANY and Mr. HENRY T.
performance. DIXEY IN ADoNIs.
SASEBALL. Polo Grounds to-day.
- Grand League Game
o. METROPOLITAN VS.. BOSTON.
Game called S:30p.m. Admission Csc
Ertlnres aHa ftlsstinss.
ROBERT J. BURDETTE
THE PTLGRiMAdE OF The Pump MAN.
34th.st Reformed Church between sth and 9Th ayes
TUESDAY evening April =. at clock.
Admission 81 cents.
Parkin Co., Drug sists h-ave and 3lstst. and at
McCue Brothers, Hatters l78 Broadway
TIIE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY
WILL HOLD ITS
Fourth Annual Meeting
On Tuesday Even ng April IA.
AT ASsoClATIoN HALL Fourthave and 23d-st.
Reports viii be presented and dresses expected from
Rev Arar snook Kew John e ration Ie Sa Rev Ed
ward Everett Hale, d. d. lion Abrsm s. Hewitt Oswald
Ottendorer. esq
VETERANS of the 9TH Regiment National
New York April G. 1885
The annual meeting Of this organization for the election OF
officers and inspectors OF election will be held the seventh
800 too o'clock p H. L. FREELAND
Adjutant and Secretary
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GUNNER Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL, and Cottages.-Islip,
JAMES SLATER Of rle BerEsisy Ffihaye and Nnth-st-
New-York owner and Propnst0r.
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Doaro ano Rooms
East Side

ELFGAN fly furnished paror floor also
II second floor with without private table ethore
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1.-Educatcd competent North German nurs
y 10 grow uq chUdrn COOL scau.tre,a willing 10 do chan
Iervcrk god references lily OF county. 90 r. Othst
near B-o4aw.y. No Caris
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Conrirp Droper.n for Sale ano @ Lei

RGYLE COTTAGES, BABYLON, l.. !.
n few of these very desirable homes rent hand
s STysS from Arey G Hotel n dsre xenye a6
every sanIiarE m ns2Ge%f f5 rotAay &
At MORRISTOWN-To rent furnished, bv
~ egant conntTy seat %it eEs 5 o
grounds house M go ana $ TBDY cJ ia nToaiSay
At FORDHAM, on Harlem Railroad: north
~ side OF kngs,rdse Road one minute T %c s5 o9 T
year, ior"0Fy o0n'' Ar nS PIERGE %'5 5 East Ios
NOUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Lo-
u Gated in the borough Of walingfor Conn. o. the
Y. y H. and Hartford T. Ri mile IRON = ~ m , rou
no ern with - also large etabe car
m re 1iScs lot 80. fell ron on wcsi sids Of south lm
st with milo slope the e. t. conta Mug ar Of .pen
am Ornamental ire and vines be aPpIeca
G 5Ge terms easy villa SD SHoPGTSs
CAMDEN. Coast of Maine.->eyeral farms by
" sea- cottages furnished o! not 70 let or i9
BARREi r kocErort Me, or No. I'll Broadway. Ne"-York
COUNTRY HOMES.-A variety of first class
furnished ara furnished h5Tqs o M beys
ESTATE 90 ACRES.-Crest 2d Mountain,
~ % me- n sale e S 90 P Gd@ Sc .ca air e
EDWARD P HAMILTON & co. , Pine-st
DOR SALE.-The beautiful place on Castlr
the Northern airoad depot AMI ten IRON the nd'Sn River
and elegant house containing twenty rooms with
acre az a quarter liud Ian can be h Il des red
Apply ply to j. {. HoWXnD. lS0 Frontal. NowlOrk.
TOR SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
rsideMee MODEM butt house coaianing rooms with az
Rs 6Ss yS on az raPo4d ana e oraPS
bond and mortgage For further jRSIfS MoRGs.
sIoatsburg BocklaDd CO.. ~ Y.
EOR SALE.-Elegant residences, Richmond
L Mn l. H. 3 minutes from y. y. 3ih st, acces.ise al
hours Of the day. ee9P hone eoG ;s yo Wiz "% ali
improvements full water supply ony ie" more Ie't'
ter" FIELDER 81 Liberty.st; FOWLER Richmond I'M
Tor RENT.-At Fort Hamilton. a double
fpw% qHi5 T Room TO- an co F' Equitable
ing
EOR SALE.-A farm in Wcstchesier County,
from Depot 10 minnie; wsh nGo RAJ al
station n iSne e MGny Of aa ~ aeres vii be-
divided farmers coitl nainS 9ut1uiu1SI 6ur
FREDERICK Dhrhf'ihh ' 10 Iai T.
NONTCLAIR Speciality variety OF Unur-
W nishea Honses completely i9I5i1led ha esP@s resi-
o'He''' ''i'' ''-''" u ~ cedar-st, y. Y.
NEWARK. y. ITO let in fashionable sec
exte sion o SSafa o VAIN s s ana Lack
wanna Railroad BToaist ten minutes hon depot APP
ply - " KoBTR iooN lI0 Franklin-.t. NewYorK CITY.
AN THE SOUND, at Norwak, Conn, one and
~ quarter hours from NeyloIk b, rail- to rent Gy
Rev Joseph ballard situated faslsvs adelghttu ioca
ton large pleas house. with ~ looms barn VITA sis
for 8nd city wafer furnace hne
boating. sc the place occuPe. one ~ OF
with fruit and shade trees and an abuunncc
grape fine and vegetable garden unnrnrhs
for year. 500 urnlshed Tor s-a.on - To- month,
lie obtained from BENJAMIN J. STUlGiS N0r"ak.
Conn
ORANGE, y. J. Vicinity spccaty)-Dwell-
~ ings urnshed or furnished near az dep"tsi
bargains sale EDWARD y HAMILTON az -, IlIost
CUMMIT y. J.-Furnishcd and nm furnished
- houses to year 4. q. POTTER. oppo
site station. summit, y. j.
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Syw.YoRK. Saturday. April IL. 1882
Tho following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salesroom to-day
Bv Richard Y. Har,,et Co.
as,orv brick dwelling with lot No?Oo East ME-
al e. i2J It OF Sd-ave. lot 25xlOoiIi sll 500
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Conuirn Droucrtp f0anlro.

WANTED FOR THE SUMMER.--A fur
w nshed house. with god shade. Location on org
Island preferred Must have bedrooms. Nca St1iign
Once. " Y.
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a FORDUAM, on Harlem Railroad. north
~ side OF Kingshridge Road minute west from INC
depot house barn n, er3 = aei.s LuI' &C. SooO ~
''~'' -'' Mrs PIERt T.. $50 East ll9tl-st.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20
The Old Way OF settling Di.put..


Quarrels IN these degenerate times
ars arranged in commonplace fash
ion, bus their arrangement on blood
less basis In tho good old dueling days
was far more complicated business,
and conducted with much form aud
ceremony. A curious account of ono
OF these honorable ad adjustments is
given IN tho annual Register" oil
l1G2. On the 9th of Juno in that year
u "mootlng" took place Ia lleld noAr
the Edgewaro road between the Earl
OF Lonsdale and Captain Cuthberr, Of
tina Lie guards. The quarrel arose
out of riot In Mount street On the pre-
yiOus evening, whom the Horse guards
were called out Ia quell tho disturb
anco. Lord Llnsdale was OH tho 90,
casiOn stopped in his carriage, by mil
itaTy order, while passing "a Eig OWn
house, aud harsh words passed ba.
tween him aud Captain Cughbort.
Hence tho duel. IL was sgrsed that
tloy should DIRE together. Lord Ions
dalb's shot pierced tho walstcDat aud
passed through the trill OF Captain
CuJhbert's shirt, grazing his breast,
but not wounding him. Tho seCOnda
Lnen inteTfered and eNerLel them
selYes with great 0arHestIess 10 &C.
C0mmOdata The matter, but tho prin-
Gipals were bOth obstinate Ia rsfU lug
u make any concession, aud A!t0r a
conversation Of near al hour tEoY
took their giouud and again fired, bu
without effect. The 4 conds theu In
sisted that ~ their quarrel had urigi'
mated In q mutual misgOuc1pLlOU, aud
neither OF them would make tho first
concession, "lhey should advance to-
ward each other step for step, and borh
declare ia tue Same breath that tney
were sorry for what had happened In
Mount stIest.' This ingenious plan
WAS, after discussion, ggrsed to, and
thus the affair happily terminated
without blOodshed. on the same
morning mere tragic affair took placo
ia Hyde park between two law stu
dents, Mr., Frizsll and Mr.. Clark
owing 10 MIR. FriZeil having on the
previous night declined TO drink more
wine than hs thought good for him,
although requested TO do so by MIR
Clark. They fired at distance OF ten
yards, and ir. Fri2ell fell dead, with
a bulletthrough hi4 he art.-LSJ. James
Gazette.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20
Jefferson

JEFFERSON, Aug. H.-lSpecial IA
light shower of rain fell here lust
eyening-uot enosgh % 40 much
good, for the crops are needing =
heavy rain. Rumors Of the army
worm are current,
Tho following is tho proceedings Of
the cOm missiOueTs court: Most nj the
reports of the county officers were APP
proved and ordered recorded. Tue
taxes levied-poli, % cents; al valu-
rem, % cents; roads and bridges, 10
cents; 10 pay balance of Mclean iuig-
mepJ ~ 7inst the county, 20 cents,
The commissioners, Ia order to make
nn advantageous Investment Of the
$4,000 school fdnd ,have instructed tho
county judge to correspond by printed
circular with each county judge in the
STATE.
A tgO-story store.house will soon be
in Lhe course OF erection. Major Ed
Davis will occupy and own IL.
Major w. NJ. Beueield, OF Port
Csddo, to-day brought in the iirst bale
OF new cotton. He was ahead of the
rests OF the farmers last year. The
cotton has not been sold as yet.
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Bowie.

BOWIE, Aug. 14.-[Speclal.l The in
vestiGatiou Of tho case of the State ys.
J. S. Irvine, charged with the murder
OF j. w. Kerr, was begun before the
county judge, Of Montague, yesterday.
A largo number of witnesses have
been summoned in attendance.
Bowie will add another 10 the list of
Texas newspapers the next week. The
Bowie Exchange, with Mr.. e. S.
Williams as editor and proprietor, will
spring into existence and subst Sntial
seilg on Friday, the 2lsC instant. It's
projectors state chat it will make no
specially OF politics, but will be Dem-
ocrstic, and will advocate whatever
will aid and promote the public veal
of its town. county aud state.
MIR. w. n. Sommers, one CT Bowie's
good citizens, has leased lot on Ma
son street, aud moved his frame build
Ing on it. He will add to it sufficiently
to make q good business house, and
will open business therein this fall.
Several wagons with parties from
Grayscn and adjacent counties came
in to-day. They were prospecting, as
usual. There lis apparently almost 3
stampede among the farmers there for
more western counties.
Lum Johnson, former sheriff
of Cooke county, and now dep
uty United States marshal,
with headquarters at Gainesville,
arrested in Bowie last night one Bill
Davidson, charged at Fort Smith with
being implicated with the Lees in the
killing of the Rolf boys and others Ia
the Territory some time ago. He will
be taken to Fort Smith at once. David
son had been about Bowie Tor some
little time His case had been exam
ined by Commissioners Ricketts,, at
Sherman, and he was discharged, and
1t is presumed he has since been in
dicted by the Federal grand jury.