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No service was held last Friday at the
Synagogue, owing to unavoidable proionga-
ton in lis renovation. Now that the house
has been transformed intoa perfect SANITARY,
services will he resumed next Friday al
$50, and the discourse on the .Evidence
NJ the Existence of Ciod,n will be the
xnbiect Of discussion. Jew, Gentle and
In6del should hear it. All are welcome
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-Amite street is looming up. DIR. Craft
and Mr. c. 9. Campbell are making hand
some additions to their homes.
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Residence in Oxford for Sale

r ARGE LOT; HOUSE CONTAINING SEVEN
rooms, good eistern and house, stable, earrings
house. house, crib, good yards servants housei
all new, enclosed with new fences; price $2,5oo
For further particulars apply to A c. LAKE, on
premises. or the undersigned. at oxford
au9. II, 'S5-4w- W. G klCHAoS "
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Franklin Female College
HRuI.X SPRINGS. MISS.

H>HOSE SEEKING A SCHOOL FOR THEIR
IL Daughters or Wards, will find here Home
a thorough and accomplished education in city
noted for its good health, refined and cultivated
society.
Thirty Seventh Annual Session will commence
NoNDAY SEPTEMBER :, 1850 Terms very mod
crate For Catalogue, etc, apply 10
MRS. MARY b. CLARK, Principal
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THEsrATE OF MISSISSIPPI, HINDs COUNTY,
tHANcERY COURT, FIRST DISTRICT,
Ea2.I EsIATE OF CHARLES TAYInR nl,.,n

<NNf-Hf ANt fik>f DISTRICT.
IL ESTATE or CHARLES TAYLoR, DECD. !
T'HE FINAL ACCOUNT OF L. F. CHILES.
Il with petition Tor final settlement Deing now
on fle IN said Court, all persons interested in the
same Is hereby cited 10 appear at the OF
the Chaneery Court OF the First District OF Kinds
County, Mississippi on the SECOND MONDAY. rms
lsIH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885, and show cause,
II any they can why said final account shall not he
allowed and approved, and the said Administrator
discharged. ". T. RATLIFF, Chaneery Clerk
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 10, ISS5-4w.
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Mrs. Dameron has returned from Kos
ciusko, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs
Williams.
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The funeral OF Mr.. Geo. w. Sullivan
will take place from st. Andrews Church
at ; o'clock this afternoon.
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PKOCLAMATION
&O5O 90 REV RID.

VIZ HEREAS 1t appears by information received
w by me, that the following named Pententia-
ry convicts: Royal, or Roy Swope, Oscar Kinds,
Tom. Alexander, Joe James, ,Ino. Page Mark
Parker, Richard Dodson, Bob. Scott, VIM. Jackson,
Lee Walker Joe Thomas, Alex. Eatliff, and Jake
Rand made their escape and are still at large
Now, therefore, l. ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
and delivery of the said cenvets, Tor $50 90
each for more of them) TO the Lessees OF the
Penitentiary. Said reward is payable by said Les
sees. And do, moreover, require all officers of
this State be dligent in their efforts to arrest
said fugitive eonvicts;
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
r. - State affixed at Jackson, this 18th day of
L. 81 August, A. d. 1885.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS Secretary Of State.
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Iuka Normal Institute
HTKA, MISS

MALL TERM-F0URTH lEAR-OPENS AU'
Il GUST 81, 1855. Iocatson healthful Two hun
dred and fifty pupils enrolled last year A South
ern Normal, by Southern teachers, for SoeiherT
students
For Catalogue, a 1dfeSs H. ~ DEAN,
july29, 's5-4t. Principal.
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Mrs. Geo. Lemon and Mrs. VIM.
Stewart, left last week to visit their rel
atives in Olney, Illinois.
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Mr. d. p. Porter is suffering from
inflammation Of the eyes, which confines
him to his home.
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and Messrs. S. E. virden & Co., win get
the largest possible returns for all that may
be consigned to them.
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"A very pleasant dance was enjoyed by
the young people at the Lunatic Asylum
last night.
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Mrs. Johanna Allen is visiting Mrs.
G. B. Galloway, at Brookhayen.
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University Of Mississippi,
OXFORD
Next Session opens 24th Sept, 1855.
Tuition Free 10 Al bit Lar Students.

open To BOTH SEXES ALIKE.-TERafs
" very moderate Location healthy; in a COM
munity famed for its churches. schools, moralitv
and culture; 20 miles Southeast Of Memphis
Tenn, and ON the I. {. Railroad. Twelve Learned
Instructors, Departments Of Law. Art, Literature
and Science, all in successful operation.
For Catalogue and information, apply to the
Chancellor. GES. 4. +. STEWART.
II. n. SULLIVAN. .
aug.5 's5-2m. Secrei airy Board Trustees.
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The tennis court in the Park presented
quite lively appearance yesterday, after
It's prolonged rest.
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Miss Addie Manship is visiting friends
in St. Paul, MINI.
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For the Legislatnre.

VIZ are authorized to announce n. NJ. TAI-
IOE for Representative, subject 70 action oi Kinds
County Democratic Convention.
W. are authorized 70 announce J. WESLEY
w JOHNSON. Of the First District, Kinds
county as a candidate for representative, subject
10 nomination boy Democratic County Convention
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Partnership Notice!

rI,HE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING UNDER TIIf
/ Name of 5. Lemly & Son, is this day dissolved
by consent Of those interested. Those indebted Il
the firm will please come forward and settle theti
accounts as the books must be closed.
/ MRS. +. $ LEMLY.
WM. s LEMLY.
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 1, 1855.
The undersigned have this day formed eo-part-
nership under the firm name OF W. :. Lemly x Bro.
and viii continue the business formerly carried OF
| by S. Iemly & Son, at the old stand.
WM. s. LEMLY.
aup u is5-:,w PERCY LEMLE.
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PKOCLAMATI
$3.50 90 REV RID.

June 1885, one DENNIS WILLIAMS was murdered
w HEREAS, Itappears by Information receives
w by me, that jesse IoofsoH did in the
month of July, wiifuliy and hrutally murder young
ALBERT RICHARDSON in the city of Ncksburg
and afterwards made his escape and is still "a
large:
Now. therefore, i, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for ths
arrest and delivery of the said JeSsee Woodsor
to the Sheriff of Warren county; said reward /,
payable on conviction. And do moreover, require
all officers of this State TO he digen in their efor
to arrest said fugitive murderer.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
- State affixed, Fat Jackson, this 18th day o.
Us August, A. u. 1888.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary OF State.
Aug. 10. 'S5-3W.
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All Of our patriotic citizens should
examine the handsome Capital Light
Guards uniform to be exhibited at f. q
5. Virden's store this week. A dress
uniform like this, il what our company
needs, and Is going to have, 20 the quicker
the citizens wake up and help them in the
matter the better it will be for the Guards,
and the more creditable to the city OF
Jackson Few other towns in the State
are content to allow their companies, many
OF which cannot compare with ours, to go
without uniforms, and it does not speak
well, either, for the pride or public spirit
Of Jackson that our handsome soldier
boys are seen only in fatigue suits.
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Miss Mary Kern returned Saturday
to Lexington, after pleasant week with
Miss Buck.
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Mics Mamie Robinson has returned
from Sewanee, Tenn.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

GRANT < HEAD J. F. Tatom ]. p. 5th SuI,ervi-
VS. Execution District. Kinds County,
j. L. WARE Miss.
W. J. DAVIS
vs. Execution
J. l. WARE.
TNDEE AND By VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE
~ stated executions TO me directed from J. +.
Tstom, Justice Of the Peace of the 5th supervi-
District Of Hinds county and returnable Sep
tember 14th, 1855 next win sell on the 1st
Monday Being September 9Th. 1855,
Within legal hours at the front door of the City
Hall in the City of jackson, Mississippi for cash
to the highest bidder the following property Of said
defendant, fo-wIr. Lots number IL and IL, square
20 in the town OF Terry, Hinds county, Miss, and
viii be sold to satisfy said executions and all
5. Il. THOMAS, sheriff.
BY L. +. CHILEs, d. 5.
Jackson, Miss, Aug IL, 1ss5--3w-
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, chsneery Court
Hinds County. First District.
2ss, 2s9 Estate OF
Edgar o. and D. La o. Hodge, Minors
fI,HE FINAI. ACCOUNT OF y. HODGE. Guar
i dian of Edgar o. Hodge and d. l. o. Hodge
affidavit or declaration showing that all the partie
interested in such settlement non-Fesidents o
Mississippi. and that their post-ofice address i
Akron. State of Ohio. You are hereby cited to sp
pear AT a term of the Chancery Court for the Firs
District OF Kinds County, Mississippi al the Cour
Room. City of jackson, Mississippi, on the sEcoxl
NoSDAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. b. 1855, and shos
Hodge, guardian, now on hle in said court shal
not be allowed and approved. and the said guardian
discharged VT RATLIFF. Chaneery Clerk.
jackson, Miss. Aug s. 1sc5-4w.
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Miss Ellie Sheehan, after pleasant
visit to our city returned home yesterday.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
n csson ttIol- 0VTI TIFt''1u = =. =
rrcYsprRG AEn MERIDIAN 2 Il.
TrIINOIs CENTRAL RAILR0AI

East BoUND TRAtSss-
MaH-srrives 40 ?. m., leaves s.So p m
-wEsT BOUND TRAINs--
Mail-arriyes at 60 a. Ms and leaves % f'Z'-
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Miss Vic Nolan is in the city.
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A bitter contest occurred over the pomin-
alton for judge of the supreme court for the
short term, now vacant. There wers seven
candidates and three roll calls. Upon the
last call, ex-Congressman Gibson Atherton
was nominated Out a total Of 16l votes
Mr. Atherton received 4231z, George B.
Okey 2041S, the remainder being scattered
The present incumbent, Peter Brady, was
then renominated for state treasurer by ac-
clamation, as was also James Lawrence for
attorney general, and Henry Weibls for
member of the board of public works.
The committee on resolutions were then
granted the floor The platform was then
read The report of the COMMITTEES was
adopted unanimously amid great applause
and enthusiasm
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CoMMrrTEE.

The Convention took no action upon
this and some other matters submitted
for its consideration.
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Brief Mention

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. Ex-Governor Hoad-
", Hon John T. FolIett and other promin-
inent democrats of the Buckeye state ad-
dressed large and enthusiastic ratification
meeting in the state house grounds, about
five thousand persons were present.
Under the authority vested in the COVER
nor to tili vacancies, Governor Hoadly APP
pointed Hon Gibson Atherton to Eli the un-
expired tarm on the supreme bench made
vacant by the death of Judge John w. Okey.
The Republican state central committees
met and added to their ticket the name Of J..
W. Spear, of TrumbuH county, as nominee
for the vacant supreme judgeship.
The new Democratic state central com
nnittee organized by retaining Mr.. Cogan, Of
Hamilton county. chairman. T. c. Layton,
of Auglaize county, was selected vice chair
man. and ]. c. Tobias, of Crawford county,
secretary.
The work Of the campaign was informally
discussed, but no definite course of action
was determined upon The committee room
win be opened on Monday next and the cam
paign will at once be inaugurated-
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Rev. DR.. Hunter is in town to-day
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For SaIe or Rent

HANDSOME AND CO1moDI0us kEsl-
i.,ee vrris: rary1en orchard and outhonses; cen
frr1ly located and IN GOOD order foT ufns' -
drss1 MRS j. e ROSCOE, Oxf0ro. Mf
faivl5. 65.fm-
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS. s.-MRs. WIS~Low' /
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth 1t relieves
the little sufferer at once it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep BY relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub awakes as
bright as q button It is very pleasant
to taste. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhna, whether arising from
teething or other causes Twenty-Five cent:
bottle. TiuIy22, 's5-iy.
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NORTH BoUSD.
\, 2-tsnpper)-lesyes :s5 ?. N.
NJ LEAVES II .53 a. m.
SOUTH BOUND
IA. f-Express-leaves 1925 p ~.
- Maff-1eaves as A. m
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1t Is with sincere regret that we chron-
icle the death in this city yesterday, OF one
Of our highly esteemed citizens, Mr.. George
Sullivan. His health has been delicate
for some time, and sudden attack Of
illness on Monday was more than his con.
stitution could stand, making him an easy
prey for the Dark Angel. After a few
hours OF great suffering, he expired Tues
day morning at seven o'clock. His death
just at this time is peculiarly sad, for ou
Saturday last Mrs. Sullivan and Miss
Emma left for Sewanee, Tenn, in search
Of health for the former, and the unex-
pected shock will be very sad for them
The bereaved household and friends have
universal sympathy in their grief.
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Warren Female Institute,
OXFORD. MISS.

yuNHE EN- ERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
- reumed SEPTEMBER ,, 1883, with tull corps
Of competent teachers. First-class instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Elocution. etc. Ad-
iitionaI aeeommoda ions for boarders are in pro
cess of building aud will be completed by the OPEN
ing of the session. Small boys admitted to Primary
and intermediate grades. For particulars, cata
logues, ETC., apply 10
MRS. c. A. LANCASTER, Principal,
juIv15 'S5-Im Oxford, Miss
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FOR SALE
Disinfect-FertiliZe! +!

ZUU Flour barrels. at 50 cents per barrel
CRESCENT WAREHOUSE co.
apgi2-5t-
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Pleasing Incidents.

Among the many instances which oc-
CURED at jackson on the nineteenth was
the gift of a superb boquet Of flowers from
Mrs. viii Henry to Mr. j. McC Martin,
who nominated her father for Governor.
The presentation was made by the Cover
nor's little grand daughter, Nell Wilson, a
lovely blonde baby of three years, and the
exquisite blossoms breathed the following
message:
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''Thy hand has been the one to fll
A cup Of pride for ME
| gather nafu res rarest fi0P ers
A faint return-for thee
Amid their rosy petals play.
Proud memories of happy day.
Their bloom is fair, their lives are sweet,
/ strew them lightly at thv feet.
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THE SCHOOLS.
Memphis Hasnltal Meileal Cnllerp

NJ NEXT REGULAR SESSION OPENS ox
neat, giving fnlI information. adde's
fRoF- A G. SINCLAIR. NJ D. pesn Of IN. =.
s,1ss; = saAdison Street, Masonic Temple
= 3ts Memphis Tenn
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THE SCHOOLS.

FOUNDED is iss4-........-..-..--IsooRro Is
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, chsneery Court
Kinds County. First District ,
2ss, 2S9 Estate OF
4 Fdssr ~ al T, N u,a.. 1f..,r-.
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--HARPERVlLLE COLLEGE, =
Harperville, Scott Co., Mississippi,
TES MILES NORTH OF FOREST, '. & NJ RR

cTUDY HALL, CAMPUS AND BOARDING
- sll separate for Young Ladies, who are andel
the immediate protection OF the Faculty.
(srsr7.sssa Esoslsr CoaSrgassirs Gad Progressive
FsH Cassrxes in The Lafis Gai Greek Languages and
their ISterafars: in the Purc and ipplief MrtAs-
sassics with -4pparsfas; in the Aafwraf >cseses'
with 4Bpsrysfss, in the EsglssA Lassuags and its
Kissrassrs; and in HceaphsSicai and Moral Scicscs
Pusltioai Eeasaesas-
Annual Session 30 weeks
Rad .-S $50 q
Total College Fees from SEQ o
Music and use Of Instrument. ...-----..--.-. - y
Fall Term opens -..---...-isth september, 1888.
For further details apply for Catalogue.
c. A. HUDDIESToN,
aup,st ,Ss-am President
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-22

CUrg In the price Of passenger tickets
across the Atlantic were being made on
the 18TH, and the emigrant rate from New
York 10 Chicago had been reduced from
thirteen dollars to eight dollars.
The execution Of George Traviss oc-
Cured on the 10Th at Wellsboro, Pa, for
numbering a woman in 1883, and cremat-
ing her corpse in an attempt to conceal the
crime.
On the 18th the American Protective
Tariff Association, the object Of which is
TO secure and maintain protection to Amer
lean labor and American industries, was
organized In New York City.
A STATEMENT was made by William
Gates, eighteen years old, on the 10th, at
Warren, N. Y, that Mrs. Druse killed her
husband December II last, and buried the
remains. The woman compelled Gates 10
assist in the tragedy, and both were placed
in custody.
o A GAS tank exploded in the oil-works at
Point Breeze, Pa, a few days ago, and four
employees were fatally injured.
ACCORDING to reports on the 10th to
Brddstreet's the general commercial situa-
ton throughout the country was slightly
improving, but the industrial outlook,
owing to strikes East and West, was con-
sidered discouraging.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-22
SUING A CONVICT.
An Illinois Bank Seeks to Recover from
the Estate of Noted Safe Robber.

An Illinois Bank Seeks to Recover from
the Estate of a Noted Safe Robber.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 13.-Before Judge
Mckinney yesterday suit was brought by
the Farmers and Mechanics bank, of
Galesburg, ILL.,, against John Lamey, better
known as Mollie Matches" TO recover
large amount of money which "Mollie"
and three confederates stole from the
bank in 1870. Larney was arrested
i'm Cincinnati some time after the robbery
and sentenced to ten years in the Joliet
penitentiary, where he Is now confined.
Patrick Guerin, one of his confederates,
was at the same time convicted and given
an eight years sentence. Larney was In
Cleveland when he was told the bank
at Galesburg could be robbed He and his
confederates went to Galesburg and made
their plans. A horse and wagon were
hired in neighboring town, driven To
Galesburg and hitched i'm the street opp0-
site the bank. When the President of Che
bank and the book-keeper went 10 dinner,
leaving the Cashier alone, the party entered
the bank, and while the attention of the
Cashier was occupied by Larney, who pre-
tended to want q draft, fol which he tend
cred a large amount of small change,
one of his companions slipped into the
banking Office and gathered up $4,000
which lay on the table Larney, i'm the
meantime, had dispute about the
amount of money he offered for the check,
and the party left the bank and drove off in
their wagon. Larney owns property I'm
this city from which the bank expects to
recover the amount st )len.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-22
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The Spanish city of Albania was again
shaken by earthquake on the 18th just as
King Alfonso and suite were leaving the
place.
MEXICAN soldiers stationed at Ensenada
mutinied the other night, murdered their
en9 s3 af s1 and tebeS
were reported to be making for United
States territory.
In Italy vast tracts of land were mum
dated on the 18th by the overflow of the
River Tiber. The stream had risen forty
feet and Rome was threatened.
OFFICIAL records ON the 14th placed the
number of killed by the recent earthquake
in the Province of Grenada, Spain, at sos,
and the number injured at ,4S0.
In the French Chamber of Deputies on
the 18th Prime Minister Ferry said that
the Government h ad decided on the imme-
diate and complete occupation of Tonquin
as the only means to settle the Chinese diff
ficulty.
A STATEMENT was made on the 18th by
Superintendent Mallon, of the Dublin
police, that Fenianism was rampant in all
the mining towns and manufacturing CEN
tiers of England. In Leeds, Manchester,
Sheffield, Newcastle and Liverpool this
form of lawlessness was at its worst.
A FEW nights ago Police Commissioner
Rumpff was killed at Frankfort-on- the
Main in front of his own house. 1t was be-
lieved that the murder was the work Of
Anarchists
1T is said that bed of salt ninety feet
deep has been discovered at Boutwell,, Ont.
In a coal mine in France an explosion on
the 18th buried forty EIGHT men. The bod
les of twenty eight of them had been
brought to the surface.
ADvICEs of the 18th state that civil war
had broken out in the United States of CO.
lombia. A battle was fought at Tunja,
the result being the defeat of the Federal
forces, and the killing of their commander,
General Montisfar. Outbreaks of des-
perate character had also occurred in
Santander and Boyaca. The revolution
lists seek to overturn the liberal State Gov
ernments as a preliminary to an effort to
displace President Nunez
AT Lyons, France, an Anarchist plot
was unearthed on the 18th which contem-
nlatad the seizure by night Of. srms and
the Immediate proclamation OF revOlu.
ton.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-01-22

THE other night Mrs. Mary Mccoy and
her infant child were burned TO death near
Winfield, w. Va.
In Chicago the special Grand Jury con-
cIuded its investigation Of the Eighteenth
Ward election fraud on the 10th, and voted
to indict Mackin, Gallagher, Shields, Hans
brough, Sullivan, Biehl and Gleason.
Mackin was also indicted separately for
perjury in swearing that he did not order
the bogus tickets.
In the Indiana Senate bill was intro
duced on the 10th prohibiting aliens from
holding real estate.
THE store of +. w. Thornton, at Lafay-
etteville, N. c., valued at $4,000, was de-
stroyed by a recent fire.
LAST October a three hundred. pound
hog, owned by Farmer Buchanan, at Ros-
coe, ILL.,, was accidentally buried under a
straw-rioS. The animal was unearthed
alive on the 10th, and found to weigh but
twenty five pounds, but had increased its
avoirdupois materially since its discovery.
THROUGHOUT the entire West snow fell
heavily during the ten hours ended on the
evening of the 10th, reaching as far South
as Northern Texas. Railway traffic war
greatly impeded.
The execution of William Felix Henry
(colored) occurred on the 10th at Ed
wardseille, H., for numbering two negroes
in 1883. Weight Leroy was hanged at
San Francisco for choking Nicholas Skier
ret to death.
On the St Paul Road a passenger rrain
was ditched the other night near Storm
Lake, la. One coach was turned over, and
several persons were injured.
A RESOLUTION was adopted by the Ohio
Legislature on the 10th for joint commit
tee toinquire into the cause of the strike in
the Hooking Valley, and report on the con.
dition of affairs within a month.
G. w. MURPHY, for circulating false re-
ports against the character of young lady
at Americas, Ga.,wa taken from his house
the other night by party of young men,
stripped to the waist and given thirty mine
lashes with a cowhide.
BY the bursting of an engine-boiler al
Laclede, Mo-, few mornings ago -four
men were probably fatally scalded.
MARTIN DEL EscoBEL, a tobacco manu-.
facturer of New Orleans, failed recently
for $234,O0O