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along the canal. At last he came home,
ana. delighted 70 End that his father
had mot vet como in, he wont up quick
II TO their chamber to hide under his
pillow the crowns that weighed him
down 20. ais
Father Stenns had never been 20
kind. 90 gay q when he came in on that
evening. News had Just come from
the provinces; the oountrys AFFAIRS were
going ON better. While he ate his sup
per the old soldier looked at his gun
hanging on the wall, and said to his
boy with his kind smile:
aAh, my boy, how you would 60
against the Prussians IL you were
grown!" s2a
! Toward 8 o'clock cannon were heard.
SIT il Aribervilliers. They are fight
ine at Bourget," said the good man,
who knew all the forts.
Little Stenne grew pale, and, plead
ing great fatigue, went to bed, but not
to sleop. The cannon thundefed on.
He pictured to himself the sharpshoot-
ers eosnR ia the night to surprise the
ps.sess.ssS, ~~.a s~ils-sv tfenAaiyas int0
a. Amhpecade He remembered the
sergeant who HAD smiled Oh hlM md
saw him stretched upon thN snow --and
how many others With himl The price
of all this blood vas hidden there nm
der his pillow, and it was he, the son Of
NJ. Stenne, the son OF soldier. Tears
strangled him. In the next room he
heard his fathers step, heard him open
| the window. Below, on the street,
sounded the call of arms, and . battal-
ion OF militia answered the roll,call be-
fore departing. Decidedly tbere was q
real battle. The unhappy child could
not restrain his sobs.
"What is the matter?" asked Father
Stenne. coming in to him.
The boy could stand it NO longer,
but sprang from his bed and threw
himself at his fathers feet. In his
movement the crowns rolled to the
floor.
"What have you there? Have you
stolen them ?" cried the trembling old
man.
Then, all in one breath, little Stenne
told how he had gone to the Prussians
and what he had done there. As he
spoke he felt his heart grow freer-it
90 comforted him to confess his guilt
Father Stenne listened with terrible
look. When the tale was told he held
his face to his hands and wept.
"Father, fsther!" pleaded the child.
The old man pushed him away with.
ont reply, and picked up the money.
/ us this all ?" he asked.
| Little Stenne signified that that was
ali.
The old man took down his gun and
cartridge box, and put the money into
his pocket.
Every WE'LL" said he, II am going tc
give it back"
And without another word. withou,
ever looking back, he went down to joir
the militia who were departing in the
night. He was never seen again.
CIicd0o Inter Ocean.
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Eskimo Dogs.

You boys who have favorite Carlo
or Nero ct home may like to know
something about the Eskimo dogs; ask
ing what they have to eat, and whether,
like your own favorites, they get three
meals day and any number of inter-
mediate lunches. No doubt that you
think they really should get ever 80
much more on account Of their hard
work in pulling the sledges, and in such
cold country. Yet hard a. it may
seem, the Eskimo dog never gets fed
oftener than every other day, and gen.
orally about every third day; while in
times of want and starvation in that
terrible country Of cold, the length OF
time these poor dogs win 60 without
food seems beyond belief.
once had fine team of nineteen fat
Eskimo dogs that went six or seven
days between meals for three consectl-
tive feelings before they reached the
journeys end and good food; and al
though they all looked very thin, and
were no doubt very weak, mono Of them
died; and yet they had been travelling
and dragging heavy sledge for great
part of the time. Other travellers
among the Eskimo have given equally
wonderful accounts Of their powers Of
| fasting. The Eskimo have many times
OF want and deprivation, and then their
poor dogs must suffer very much. But
when they are fed every other day on
good fat walrus meat, and do not have
too much hard work to do, they will
get as fat and saucy and playful as your
own dogs with three meals q day. One
OF the very last things you would imag-
inc to be good for them is the best food
they get; that is tough walrus hide,
about an inch in thickness and - wiry
as soleleather. Give your team Of dogs
q good meal OF this before they start
take along a light supply fit for them
and you can bc gone . couple Of weeks
on q trip; when ypu get back, feed
them up well, and they will be Is fat
and strong ~ ever in very few days
Lieut.. Frederick Sch,oatka, in 81
| E;cLnJrv
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.!. Nh roses C from she 4 y. No.
Then / III fsncied eSsi' she had seen me, :for -
But among 90 many others how could she my
pass Lon known
To the town came 2 stranger-no one knew
Looking every n, ght in wonder on this siren
of the rink
And marveled. when so many were in dual
That she got no fellows offer. but kept skat-
ing on alone.
Are the young men all dementedp thought
as she whired along;
For their coldness seemed Surprising, doing
And a vowed. nas II she would would take me Though
knew not bow to skate},
1would stumble OF on rollers and whirl with
her tete-a-tete.
So rallied the Director, who was the owner
Of the rink,
And while profering my credentials, "fou
Said j, in = bandest manner. but with Diff
Would you name me that fair damsel who ID
skating all alonef" .se
Here thought shrewd discretion was be-
would SG@%ay on do pafa te him she haa sssed
thought my hearti :.
What that young girl in gay costume?'
said he, without stare or frown;
''she'e our Champion Rollerskater-she's-o
tailor 8 trite. In totcn!" 4
have never tr ed the roller, and / neve,
Ihave mething ese to live for than noisy
People say that all who use them fall and
| founder on the floor;
/ So, dism ssing all deusOns, l skipped
straightway through the door.
Joel Benton, IN Ha,per's Magazine.
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A krhnninf rniiiin.

Tao eohe nae ol u washinptou mau ~
20 cstAtllsh school Of politics. ue
wrnllsupsly y lot ~ trained aandl-
daies for pablic Office. He wrote Ia 100
sminen, men, explaining bls plan, aud
estiug thev would consider q dlrcc.
offer n n DositiDn In tho undertaking.
A whole month has elapsed, and he
i~ srieved to rapport that he hssfpceived
nnly nine replle, Of any sor', not nns
vt witch encourages him 70 go ahead
Ffon Ssr"ei ]. Tilstu. William ~.
Evsrt,, Jenn Kelly, Dormsr n.
Es'or and Abrstn 3 Hewett Ia not
merely formal acknowledgements,
thtnugs secretaries, Of the re-
cep,inu ef HE cpistls. Ninctv.ops gave
10 no attention whatnyer. Carl Schurs
fscs,iousiy wrote: "Yonr invention In
novel. Judging by q curaor ~ smina.
,son.' sssiuei J. Kendall. 81 fear
that yonr sehr no II rather utoplau -
Elk Governsr Hayes: "At all events,
he Improvement If once seekers
would be AZ improvement Of ofilcs.
noldsrs--y0u ara right " thes extent,
and powdy viii be opt n ountradic,
you." Senator Mahonss II hase been
much enoeftalne1 ~ NE nsVeIlv ol
~ ~! ~ ~ e. = !. I! . 49, ~
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SHERMAN SlR lNGS.
DISTRICT COURT AFFAIRS.
Appointing Attorneys IN Defend iris.
ensrs Who arc Unable to Hmpley
Coan-el-Sury In the Esaa 1850
Unable to Asree-rerson.
and Other Notes.

SHERMAN, Nov. at-[Speclal.] Men.
sion wss inooe in this nornIns's BBE-
ALB OF the failure of Piskens d Pierce,
druggists OF Bslls. This morning wa
ie6rn that some time aiuce M, Pick
aus had sold his interest to o Mr..
Browdsr. Yesterday, after tbs assign
mont &c j. q. Witohsr, Constable
Sid Wright served an attsshmoat
upon the firm for dobt Of
1920 due Richards q Richards, OF this
c'ty, claiming tba. Tia old firEa was
lisblo for deots contracted before the
CHANGE of Grms. This morning AttOr-
ney Gus Turner went down 20
strgiehssu ths affair up.
Judge Mslthle, In the district court
was busy thi morning sppointipg at
tofneys 70 defend prisoners who had
no counsel sua were not able to en-
ploy any.
Dan Adsms, q negro charged with
theft aao burglary, explained
that he had SIS due him,
which he would give an attorney to
defend him. The court appointed
Chsrles Roberts.
| The jury In the caro- Of Richard Reed
aiteF being out NIL nigh, came in this
morning unable to render q verdict. II
~ understood 10 were for conviction
and two for scquittsl.
| Joe @rimes, charged with rane Nv
two indictments, asked that O II
Harris, ~ Donis0D, might defend him.
The court thinking it q serious csss.
also appointed Mr.. Mayhald 10 aptisi.
JudgbC Cook YRS appointed TO defend
Joseph SteadnaD, charged with steal.
ing = horse.
X, h. Smith was appointed to dolsud
rsrEer ano Parish, who arc Jointly
charged With theft 0i' horses.
Joe Cobb, the city attorney, was 80
pointed tn defend john y. VOLS,
charged with bigsIny.
Thsmas rooney WAS tha first ossa
ealled this evening.
Everyone Ia locking forward with a
treat deal of interest ~ the Dlgmenti
king's reeppoaranoe Friday. There
~ no question but that he IL doing a
word VI goud Ia Den,s0n, and our city
II willipg aud anxious to be prs cticeSl
upon, anu any number are feeling their
teeth Spd crossing thoirsti6joiuIs pre-.
paTatory to- giving bin Trial. The
u0otors oil speak In the highest terms
OF h!m, which L. qni,e n rseora mee ds-
tion, ss they are tho first ~ denounoe
u JuasS.
rhere Ia an unusually large travel
al present up both the roads. A pcrson
would BE- surprised To see the hummer
81 people that "sos on and on the
cars in .his city.
| D.. u. Ford, manager Of TIM Mlkudn
opera company, passed Through the
cllythls morning on his way 60 Paris
thniE advent here ~ looked forward 10
VITA considerable interest.
Professor Block, wbs IN doing such
sood work IN Dallas, IN expec,ed here
tho latter part oi this week and Is ex
n,cied ~ do considerable good, az
Dixon Wlllisms has put "a great many
to ,hinking.
Frank Bryan returned this morning
from Houston, where he hss bsen st
tonding the races.
jos Phillips, tho Lindsay man, Of
6a,o.syille, 10 in tho city.
H. Tone, tho prem,p0ut attorney OF
Drnison, Il In the oily, in attonasnce
upon the district oonrt.
| 'hs weather today ~ u listle cooler
thaa Tor the past few days, but nos un-
comfortably ss.
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SAN ANTONIO. Nov. I.-[sp0cisll-
Tho contract for tho construction OF
The entire line OF the San Antonio d
Arkansas Pass railway from this elton, q
the gull was LEI to daX to be- iinlshe d
johnson. The r9Ba The committee q
~ Aueust gbais citizens, who. have
tedsrlcfo to secure an extension "a
peen ibad TO tilat point, leave well nstis'
th2d with tho results Of their efforts.
FThey say tho road viii soon no bull
Thio ~ seriaus blow At AussiD's
trade. The APATHY of hor business
men IN the matter exciics much com.
meat hero. ons OF the Frederiex'-
burg committee ststos that n's age
toms trade wls now going to Austin,
but thHy would henoaforth Pivs Ma.
the n, v,sPcurins di,scs water-NAy
cominu nics,ion with Nov Orlesnt, VIA
Ban Aptcnlo and Arausss Pass.
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EBN BUILnR PoR CONGRESS
Hcp"re shat he WIN Try to be Elected 10
Something Next Ycnr.

A Especial dispatch from Boston says:
Tho Boston .i,ohe Thursday morning
ceOtsiued rdlspatch from Wsshin slou
sayingshat IL was rumored there IN,
G,nerS' Bsnj amin n Butler would en-.
'of IN" political iiald Rgair next sense .
~ az irdependent candidate for Co
arsss from tbs lowell and Ligrono
district, y snding On strong prOteo.
ton pngi rn. General Rutlcr was
seen 20 day by your correspondent nud
Questioned regarding the interesting
NOR.
al know ro,riug able. g." said ho /.
u ~ not wri,g the dispatch, and DIS
NOT inepire VI"
Further than thiu BE- wonld nay
nothing. He wouid mother ffirm nor
deuy ~ tsuth. Thoso who ought e.
know, hewever, say that euon II tho
Intention 81 hO doughty polisiol war.
rior he willsppeat ~ tue mil o.n-
urs ahd emploYss m tho high tstifi'
'ssuc, ard expects o raise enthusiasm
auough TO carry tho election for him
u T. probable that he will anuonuo,
rites liza candidate early IA iha com.
inl voar and wait for tho anlnrssmsnt
81 either marty that may SEQ a. ~ t,ss
such action, whethcr II be RspuDlls,s
OF Democrat
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TAHUAcAEA, Nov. 2i--ISpecisl. -
Arrangements are being made 20 90
servo the 2;h, rs ordered by the pres
ident, for Thanksgiving. The prss,
dent Of Trinity university has order d
tho students TO meet In convention ~
the college chapel aud go through she
plpn OF slscting president and vice.
president OF tho United States. Ywo
candidates for each Office are Slregdg
In tho fisid and their representatives
are Masking things Lively. Tho Off DIAL
results will he published to the gn,led
State ,hrongh tho columns OF The
HERALD ~ Due time.
Mrs. ). IL. Gillespie has returned
from two noaths' visit 10 relatives
In Colt csdo county.
Mrs. Mclesky aud Miss Fannie
Groves arc quite sick with the dsngUs.
Major Horace Boyd is able TO be ont
asain.
The school Of elocution connected
with the university is proving to be
ono of the Elost successful depart
mepts.
Misc Ada Mercer, of Louisisns, il
visiting relatives 81 this place, end We
learn will protraot her stay long
enough Ia take a course in elocution.
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Jacks0uyilie

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 2i-[Specisl. l.
Last night as two farmers, jack Mo-
Elr0y aud Phil. Owen, were returning
home from town with load OF lum-
Der, they were fired upon from the
roadside by unknown parties. Ovens
was killed outright, several abote tax.
Ing effect N his breast. McElroV wss
not injured, aad luckily made his
escape. Rance Music, b f. North
eutt, L. A. NoIthoutf, George Ross and
Lon Luwrey have been arrested and
held In custody ior the murder.
Owens, the murdered man, leaves
q wifs and Fix children with
no means of support II II
supposed that Owen was killed by
mistake, az McElroy seems to he the
man the mn rderers wsre after. Rance
Music aud l., A. NorthGutt wtrs IL.
dieted for placing obstrustl0ns on the
Missouri Pacific railroad track, and
NcMlroy was the princi2 pal witness,
and tho general Optsien is that Mckl.
row was the mso intended to bo killed.
Oar town has shipped y great deal OF
cotton this season, aud business ~
generally prosperous.
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=
ipimoytal. But Kesfs, wha hsa drawn
~ lest Icni,c bressh tr tho little
hfown hnnsehy tt4 SPsuieh Siers, not
stohs's throw aNny, would
have fled ia ,errrr from
tba eceae nrEwSpn thes tsso man from
tbs hear % Amerlca ,hers IL the
he@, nt R,hin, Sadaon,y he littie
meh az 'nr sp q Sfcaiad md Loo
hi tr''paing '8fsu&u sha door info
tny s;'nsi,sl 4 50 sfVst litse man
sald e-yk "seF i.s hea der, IS II In
,no'oiy . az pfrts, '--- - that
nsiin", Q VIII Htieh ma ont of I.ely
yoI.' "" lnnEfd N rych other, aud
hra r. gano,. ne agiDr poet, whose
~ wask lsy b .'slinr h,ii, eesni6d at
iest q. com afei@Ht He got down
si"@ll, .pit p,i ~ so huwildersd,
nn-saa ont. silr,.s ~ an appsrition.
III. mufsU, ~ b pArtltg gpe~~'.
nndar ;hs 3sil"tis tifculttaLeb q,
~i'poDt psssil-l ANi &c invoi,t &
ft1s passc.ps fr.in pir dser f,icrd.
sieca arr madain "ntru4s."
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"sHERIDAN's RIuE"
WnstJoaquiu Miller Has TO Say About
tha Poem and tho roet.

tu"f"cm ana Tho foet.
a uw yr"caa g,, ssys Joaquin Mi
Tor, la colas;o L'Io,Arv LILO FOR NJ.
= nbfr, General sheridan, followed
by some Amero.n Of doubtful fool.
ing, catered iha C.io Grecs IN Rn,e.
~h'rc l chSncsd D BIO slitip, ,ri,n
epiua sr'i>s-. Nov, whDth.r II wa IA.
reputation az tha suthur q. lhu c~i,.
brstud &c oS ORDER" or whether !, wa
nocausp thr arkun glcdgoi hos' OF ,h..
Amerlcip arlny had congratulated ina
Dsrnnu tnlpttJr on tue tall oi p.ris
tnas made Rome Ia, IN,
"hofo ~ shnnandoahv hay, ali
his iine To hiniinlf, do nh. know. /
VII Soy iuie. however, 90 I'll h,r.,,
hghtarA, who arc employed ead maid
oy the oivi'aUs ut this republic. ."d
whose nsrv.nts lhHy are, whstnpf adm.
na'ou 1t ihu cnarlty rcho,l on th,i Han
son or euliaiei from tho uhopls. an AZ
nothing cas- bs saeu'furshsr Oh A ia,.-
MIGHT or Will hs reno a,horsd lnt,gsr.
ihsn land IN n ,mos. Soon .,t,,r = b,'
party referred 20 optnrtd ~.
GAIA, a small, nervous aud n,,,i,.
eyoo m,n dsshoi m altar H. a.,
nicunting q table, he bersn 4, ,.t,c,,-
late aud pniNs vt our "hern" md ann,
wildly "a hs rscitad uS1er,,tsn,.
Ride" Tho fsco Of the ,,ltle .her.''
vas red m a burning tnwp. ma ilttln
msn On ,he vulnerable IN ths ~lne
snnt on the sev0u hills ar t,.s ~
CHssrs, kent shouting fjrhs aions !.
But why not 10 - n hs chose? Had
no not nsdV himf VIII, would over
nsvs hoard OF the little man with Tho
sword, above tho burning crssh nf
bsrns, bus foe khe iss,w ma,
NTH ,hs psss Ne had creatci
hun, shls r;,st frsard II mine. 4
Buchanan Raid. Bal evitsnlly row
= 4! Z: q -; ! 81; =
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TIXAS }eLEGRAA$,
GAINESVILLE LOCAL NOTES.
Brakeman Run Over ana Kiilos at Nam.
ten ooyoos ing tho nousses Age
Gin sarned at Italy. Ellis
Coaety-rhe News frsna
Tehaseaua, gtc.
GaiHosvtlle.

NNlHcsvtlle.
SAiNasvILLE, Nov. 2i.-ISpeoisl.l i.
The grand jury ressssmblsd ye,se,s "
st1 p. IN. Woe TO tho evtl-dosr,
Cotton has bssn coming In saI,a
lively to-day. Yesterday 1906 b les
wero received. THIS Is doing verr
we'll, for Monday IL dull! Say. va
farmer ia rae southwestern ps,s {
the county were for = while ander tn.
delus'ou that Jhe heat mar...,t for 90 .
ton foy them WAS Pilot Poiut, but chew
have discover q tho faOt that CD rn,, !,
worth 70 Splints moro kere. Ts,. rn..
suit IL that mach cotton ghss womb,
have gone 81 Pilol Poins now ooues IN
gainesville.
All shoso who were poisoned hy er-
gotisen Roar ut Wood bips, In This,
county, ieat week, have resoys~s6
Some OF To" ca.ea wore cats seriop
but aaeC .esi skill triumplaa.
This ,noTDIng IL Zoe district ooari
tho ease OF the State agstost WOIjatu
Clark, fnt burning The Mpnssgue eoun.
W cours hoNse, WAS taken III. mi
ease, ~ tire readers OF THE HIRAM
VIII reme,nbeY, came 20 Shis Goasty a.,
ohsi,6e &! venne. Tho Stat l. repr r.
aepted by j. Nj Chamber, count5 :. =
torney ~ Montague county, r j
WortninS o., county attorney 81
cooke, snd r. V. Bell, OF Trio oitv. Tho
deiendspt's attorney ia l.. C. SPARK
man, Of Wichita Fails, formerly OF
Desstur.
Goionei w. J. Sparks and Mailr
john M. tsorex, prominent ATTIC. nSys
or Moutas ue, are in the.city.
Married, Sunday eveatng a 7o'elock,
p. taa Residences Ut the BRIDES mother,
W. Il. sperSmla aad Mise Eel
0lbart, tiS Rev. A. J. Runh oficiating.
Mr. Joon Egbert, OF Dsnton, rs h
the city v,ailins his mother. wac, ws
are sorry 90 l9&ru, is QSite sick.
ColouelC. b S5usrt, Que OF our as.
torneys, left Sunday afternoon an =
trip to X ss,6rn Texss,
There WAS sn alarm OF re- this
morning, Gus the fro proved to ha
only slight blaze, aad was QUICKLY
exHngnishs d
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TNE ISLAND CITY,
Total A mount OF Contributions Eocoi,e i
and Exptnded-work of tho N'l,.f
Co.arait'ee-GsnsEale GS o..sss. sp"'

Total Amount of Contribution Receive i |
and Exptnded--work Of tho N'l'.f
Conmit'ee-GsnsEgaille ISS..s.sss. 'p"'
the 1Ii ssshfSssy, Nov. "a Especial. -
Slowly thu fund for tho FRO sufferers
goes on Increasing. Tonight it Is
within n few dollars Of re cling slo,-
O00. The total amount thus FAR paid
into ihe treasury Ia SOo,6ol, while only
s47,51o bas bseu apportionod emong
the sui ,rers; l,02) cecipients have
received this amonnt, and tho relief
com Ditise ~ sill st work iHiiBiHg
NJ . i0 ations, After all apl icationa have
essn syamiuep Ant silntr accepted or
rsiscted, tina oonmi,toe will bp ong.
bed 20 distribute tho isrg, fund ra
maiping ou naud tn short order By
making Eououd paymDnta 10 lhn mos:
needy, who nave ODlY reoHivAi tutu'
pyrary rulise, The money will shus
.nelt aseyin tina commitiso's handa
NA'p snow, Tor wnen ynu come % d.
vide 100000 tmong AGO ftmilles II
daas not mako sny O tium rich.
ALpopg the largest contributions re-
cai,ed nd. dav ara Tho following. FfOm
DopslJhon 4 Thomas, fniladslphls,
s5OC. citizens al Col man, Texes. slI9;
clnssns NJ Ls6tsnge. U xAs, l2i;
;,lroun the LIB srsls ol wano," cemilted
nv -, %. Shaw, all2; cittg ansoi Merlin,
siI0. otlysns OF ko kporl, Tosss, 500;
ao,testar q Cs., PitEburg, fenusyl-
yanis, 500: n. H. Shnfsldt q Co, Chi
c,go. $50, Flremen's Charitable nssoci'
Atom, vioksburg, $50; the Fd.b
etreo. Msthoh,st Episcnpal church,
Wsrr, by Horace Bishop, sbf;
Thepnore Drsier, Now YORK, $50,
prowp, Dusrcll n o., Bosom, through
Mayor O'Bslap, $50; from WAnhinston,
Dlsiries OF Columbia, s25, Il. rodsr,
Pslue, Texas, SIS; Cameron, Tesas.
MsthodlsL Sunday school, s26' from \.
q. Moore, q blind clsisen OF West
Point, Texss, 50. -.
the expected letter glvlng deteils
ana poiais on the Thoroughbred colt
don s,ed nv Wao3 farm, came 10 hand
70 dsy. IL their letter the proprietor.
AZ ibs Waco farm stated that
tho ool. IN question e con
~ ffor pod Ar, tao imported ssa'I.ons
And Viii be 3 years old n.xs egriu9s
r ites tail ths mayor hs eltl nnve eo
diHealty q dlspesips q the e''s = >
n0mI ~ ~ Il. - :. = =
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FROM FORT WORTH.
ARRESTED ON A Rsou,slrloN
From Seereia-So Denies tho charge
That rsstoflss AFFAIR ssttlsi-Sur-
rendered to the ofleers Msr-
risys Licenses beal Es-
tate Transfsrs, sic.

FoRr WoraH, NV "a Especial. -
To-day Consts6ie l. pdsey of MotSrsgnr
arrested a man WHO sails uader tho
nsnae of II. 8. Cunningham, but whose
seai namaNso2p1sed Go bao, q. Jones
Abpui tarea years sgo an old SeutlS-
man By tho name OF Melton wss mur
de'ed in Marion county, Gsorgia, by
q Young man named o. Z,
tones, Jones' fled tho couutry anu
rewards weru ffsred for his arrest, bu,
u0tninW could he hesrd If him un,il
recently, when Mr.. J. [. Harvey, o,
&cDreHor, who was MA OLD sehoalmhte
~ Jones, INST him face to face Ia Ne.
GregOr MIR. Harvey vt 0nca com,
'nunlcaseS with tho asibosi-
lis in Marion county, the
proper papers were made out and for
Narded to Harvey a. SsGregor, who
placed ihemia the hands nf Constable
Lindsey, who ptocurSd tao necessary
Nsrsaa, from Governor Traland Tor
Jores' arfeat. Thsy arrived la ths
city last night, acd this morning ran
sercss Mi. Il. y Chamberlain.
Tlo Is ssnppiug AZ the H3tel Bruos
wick, Mr. Harvey pointed him ou5 10
Lindsay ss o. r. ionas. y'ne ofiica. 5
,mhedls,yy arrested him and placed
ham in jail 10Y safe keeping. Mr.. Cur
alngham denies seirg Jones, aud
cie.raa that he IL from Albany, MI
souy'. NJ. EArvey, on the
othat hand, eirphctlcallv say
thai The uAn nreeted is o. P. Jones,
who murdered Ole mau Melton. he
claims INST JHnes u sn old schoolmnte
% his, and that no oslnpr DO mistaken
~ 10 te. ,Nent.ty OF tho man. Mr., J
horr, y printer living in the
ely, ga yoat CORRESPONDENT is
| iofprmed, SAYS bslgt ha has known IN,
prisoner tor Is years, and that his
| naGug 10 CanaiRgham, and that no IL
frcm albany, Missouri.
| At LAST.
! Mr. Julian Fieids assumed charge
o. the Fort Worm poaSoillca this ovsn
lug, all the property OF ,he pos,otlic,
department having been tTGnaiafrcC
SO hsns Ghla evening, Tho furniture snt
Filings, which nave 0aen tho hone 81
rnntsLtlon, have been Bought by Mr.
Waiter Huffman ana Mr.. Damn, VIII,
rsit 70 90 Cap,alu Felds as $40 %
month. Captain Fis ds ssated 10 you,
reporter that hA would not make any
im@edtato changes in the clerics
torcs.
supvrNor,rn
| NJ. Ch,vlns Tnrns,. w. Ia
~ith the ahootiny ~ Can,tg, s"s' re-
Guvdsy niybt. snrraua srod b,msa', I,
tao rujbnr,,ies tn.npv O''
sNhup1Isn tyorx.vr
# q folio oinn ,nvrrlsrn i;cen.es no y
hen, isyrad hv Sha cans $50 'iop ns. Iss
y,starsIng moruiwc,
j ", Waddell 4, Mrs. Il. r Dons,d
Sor. / w wcgdr,rI e. ~ ~. n 81,
smith: y i Wbila N Ma. =
Whit; Y. G. Mniiksn to Mrs hspy +
psabodv.J WnnI ~ A.
Newton. V $3.50 " =
raAr. arArvry.ssvs,s
on,y ono sssn 80 az " ,o'a.n .,
r.cnry a. The connt~ az 81 mE ~ ~,