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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

HONEY GROVE, Sept 22.-lspeclal -
A sad accident occurred on the square
this evening, resulting In tho death Of
Mr. j. s. Ligon, n young man rs years
OF age. Mr.. Iigou, who il con-
sumptivo, was in tho habit OF driving
with his younger brother, Tom. Soon
after getting into tho buggy the lines
got out OF Tom Ligoa's hands, and the
horso started 30 run. In trying to re-
"a II them Tom follower the right OF
tho shaft, bus csGspsd with few
bruises. Er. j, S. Dlgon thon at
temoted TO reach the linss, whom no
toll across che wheel and VISA dragged
some distance. When picked up, IL
was found that gaah was cut on ths
lott side, from the back of the head
tn the cain, laying bare on tho bone.
His wounds were dressed At once but
no died two hours Laser,
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close their pieces. The Mayor will
publish IN the morning tho order To
close the dens, and II the order ia not
complied with, the next raid will no.
lot them off so easily.
Articles were signed to-day between
jam Cnhill and John Cowper 10 fight
with fare knuckles gu Vii.
Day night at the National
.hsster. The mon are wei |
known In sporting circles Through
New Mexico and Kansas City. Thoy
i,usht about week sgo In Now
Mexico, but tho fight was declared 3
draw.
Charles Franklin, we'll known
Boston capitalist. was murdered In
Ghihuehus, Mexico, Sunday night.
lie was III the habit of carrying large
sums OF money about his person, and
his body was found on the outskirts o.
tho town. His watch and money
are missing.
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debater to set mat ers right before The
people. Csmphellites have tho
sYmpsthy of the sinners and all agree
that tho attack on the Campbsllites
was unwarranted. Up 10 date thera
nave been 22S conversions and 60
Captain L, G, Wise, the
plonear land agent OF Taylor county,
yesterday sold 10 w. A. Grounds $500
acres OF land, for the sum OF $2.75 per
acre, for ranch purposes. District
attorney Hill, has just returned from
san Angela, where ho has been in
attendance upon dis,rict court.
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81 p,so. Sep, a-lspecisi Tho
oity cuancil ,isuod au order 10 tho city
r,srshfiio raid the opium dens las,
highi. N marhti al, a.. =, ii,o
vniw-1rts -si4sttle isls .ani ~e,e
f.~s,d6t bs istsccsriure O. cmh,.
nae" - : . i,uu,per 81 males anu lie
malsssof tn. lover .risr. This morn.
Ing they were arra'snsd W fore Mayor
NsAsecdy. VINO dlseA srssd ell IN shs
gseaads that they wefs nos noli0sd .
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by order or the commissioners court, Of
Wilbargef county, Tesss. maze aud parsed
on she Eth day II september. A. y ie>6.
will receive bids fcr the purchas Of the
fur Leagues ri VII NJ er county school
,aads, slina.sd IN Hockey coanl !. Tesaa,
num,ests q rs'd .sasn.s belas o e1sS
years time, with interest NJ 4 rer ce0t,
per annu,n, tnt'r n. payable aanns ~, q
advance ss'l ~ rlrai .rAl
Auy ,and agent whs viii g, A..na.s Z
ale ui thif 'snd, NJ he pri.s III The
terms asnvs stst-i. un ur befcs Il 2lSk
uay ~ Octo. er. A. u, lSs, siA itoo
er cen =, on tue s'aou'it /. I - =, zen ~
nrst iesr's ins-vest ,,,ld. 40 a. le01
With ven 'ct's lin, nsA'le Az lon1
VII Be- N uissJ q rss ~ Skls u .ssiiS5s
re Dallss Daily NJ ~ - I SsG
6sssss S Ssss,s.,s;ss. ~ 49, y -
SsSA NJ ~ n ~ -
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for Terrell, which shows that, under
the constitution Terrell, was defeated
hy kaufman In the RAGS 1910 votes,
Kaufman starts on new boom. PROM
erty holders have agreed 10 put la.s
At bed rock figures, and from this dsy
forward kaufman will continue one
OF tho most lively corpssa hor slstor
town Terrell ever had to contend with.
Forney is also ons OF the livoliest in
the ring. Three cheers for X aufmau.
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TAYLOR, Sept. 2l.-ISneclsl.l-C. NJ.
Surner, boss OF tho chain gaus work.
ing on tho Missouri Pacific railroad,
was "wsltxlpg' two OF his "blrds" 10
Huntsville, Thursday, passing throucb
our city.
Tho city msrshal gave q surprise 10
man on she train hose ysste day
morn'ny, aud allied him uutl The su.
IA ,ritles a. wao shall come After him,
Ne h = T. waaiei thors.
rno ON 'ers are after y rnulAtto horse
sn,ei uils morning. he rode on on =
bay pony wltbout permission.
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Gainesville.

GAINEsvILLE, Sept. 22.--lSpecial. |
The Formers Alliance, of this county,
ut recant meeting, resolved not to
allow any person 20 weigh their pre-
duce, except public weighers elected
by the people, and their deputies.
Vhey call upon all laboging raon to
adopt that resolution, and request the
merchasts and farmers Of the Indian
territory 10 cooperate with them I'm
tho movement. They also passed n
resolution pledging co. cooperation la tn Q
sale OF tbeir products In bulks, and
recommend to all members of the nlli-
ance to hold their produce until Il can
be disposed oiiu that way.
NO suspicion seems to attach to
any ono IT, connection With
tho recent FIRE.
George Frssbcr, Tho wes sol z hurt
about the fese, on tho night OF the IRE,
is lmproving. Csc eye is Gtill much
swollen, and 10 very painful.
Cotton picking is going on &C e lively
rate throughout the COUNTY,
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ABILENE, Sept ". = ISptcial. -
Vi,et 'eb,a'i"n vas stired up IL
r. I srs ,citclas lo-,,-tat, when
asJs t'nn So h,u,nged By tn.
4 m''os ilitts OF li,p easy. lor . debate
az, .ue doctiines o. the CAmpbellits
.wS nir . On sns suhlscs Of bsptlsm.
Lnsy claim tnae Penn has gfoeely
sss:l I IA Esss :sSs' 3 .s:a
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WACO, Sept. 22.--ISp1cl4l. l-Tha
special committee of tho city council
worked industriousl r to day, oadsav-
oring to copplets the drplt of tho pro
posed contract with the Jeunoy Eiec.
tric Light company, to DO acted on at
the special meeting tonight. During
the day the question of gas or olectrlc-
,ty was discussed pretty thoroughly
by Inc citizens, and 1t was pl,iu " sae
thero was etrong element opposing
electric lighting, not 40 much
on account OF the eX-
penae, but ~ ont o. lear thai
tao system viii not prove 40 reliable
as Eas' There WAS : full meoling OF
the council Tonight to near the ure
posed contract read,
Tao CITY council, by vote % 8 to Q,
decided to ratify the contract with tha
Jenney Electric Light company To II.
luminsto tho city. The systnni ia 10
DO put in operation not later than Feb.
ruAiy lst, 1856, and in TO coat 81 800 nor
annum for ID arc lights, 1900 candle
power each.
An exOlting story was bruitod
around the city, this moralug, that a
negro teAUster, who lay sick in b 3
wagon, was brutally murdered By q
whlte man last night, about two miles
east OF the river. Tho sheriff and his
deputies went out In hot haste thi.
morning to hunt for tho corpso, hut
they cid not iind IL. Evidently tbs
Wnol0 story was a csnErd.
A laborer working on tho passenger
elevate or IN Sanger Brothsrs' sore this
afternoon got frightened and excited
while the car was III transit, aud
Jumped 10 the floor, u distance OF IS
ieet. Hts injuries wero oLly slight,
and tao accident was his own fault.
Cotton receipts 20 date are aUou.
5000 bales, OF which S,0C0 have bsun
comprossed and snppod eRst
or 10 Europe. BUYERS paid
from TO SA cents to-day. 1t is now
conc,ded thst our cotton receipts wiz
be snort OF the estimate of : month ago.
rbe pool rates are tina cause OF this,
Ihe Igxaa ~ st. LOUIS railroad bss
changed ito passenger Jrainz' scheG-
uie, so that all passenger trains
new arrive and depart IN
Daylight.
Tue Missouri Pacific pay csr was
hero to-day, and disburteu IRE August
salaries to the employees.
Pupil: for tine public free scho0!s
viii DO graded Thursday morning,
preparatory TO the opening OK the
schools next Monday.
Tho postotlico here has beeu cut OF
! postal cards two weeks, aud no know
Ing when u supply will be received.
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THE ALDRIDGE COTTON BRUSH IS THE REST,

chairs. They sat still a moment. vhen
both Jumped up again, Srawins their
SIX shooters, but Captain Hall and his
cierE, Morrow, were too ouick for
them, covering them with their ak
shooters and taking the Iudlans guns
out or their hands. The Iadlans then
oroSe FOR the door, and as they got out
they met Deputies Melton and John
SON. out Kept right on, uumindful of
TAO euns that were lovelsd at them.
Apont 80 stops from the house the In
uiSns were met by somo more bucks,
Wno gave them Winchestefs, when
tnsy tGrned IS II 90 are, but see LOG
Captain Hall aud the deputy marshais
hau ne crop on them, they held up
vi shsY were reinforced. In minute
we Indiana comnoncsd 10 gathsr from
s'I over the nat, like SO macy wolves
several hundred assembling inside 81
nve minutes, when CaptaiO Hsu or.
ocreu hlS party into the house. Yer
81 least half an hour aftergard il was
question with the little party OF
whites, about 10 mcu, all told, " whether
theY would have to sell their liyas .s
desriy as possible. After awhile the
lndians calmsd down, and one of the
chiefs came into the agency aud had n
long talk with Captain Hall, who ex
planned the wholo matter u him, but
tnsy refused 10 surrender the two
nuckS that were wanted. Deputy
Melton left thsrc on Saturday morn
ing, aud is on bis way to Dallas to con.
suit with Marshal Cahell. Deputy
Johnson, with o pssss, remained at
Anocarko. Captain Hall says he will
Iiss every means possible 10 get the two
Indians, If he has TO stop the rat,ons
OF tho whole tribe. IL was owing 10
Captain HaiPs GOODNESS and bravery
that bloody fight did not take place.
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paying big money, have been taken
away from them by Mexiosn authori-
lea, acting under no shadow of
right. United Statas Counsel Predgen,
81 PedraS Nerras, Mexico, has laid
tue matter before the United States
minister TO Mexico, Jackson, aud SEQ.
retsfy Bayard. Consul Prsdgen states
thst, Win the evidence laid before
nm, u will sa utterly lmpGss bic for
Mr.. Baysrd To longer smut his Dyes TO
the states OF affairs in Northern Mex
leo and tho absolute absence OF protec-
tion 90 American citizens located
therein.
The school board. to-day, refused to
hounce Professor Brown, principal OF
the Riverside pubiiG scnOol, coioro6,
Tor alleged immortality with one of his
teachers.
The BUDGET for the coming year WAS
fixed at $45373. Tho salaries OF ward
school principals wss raised from SIS
81 800 month.
the Evening Times contains a bitter
editorial concerning paragraph
which appeared ia TEE HERALD = TO "
days ago, commenting on the irhps
alleged discovery OF female gemAling
den IN Sau Antonio, MI OF which was
wirad you varbatum and cred.
tied TO he Light, a payer
which hae hitherto almost goS.
pletel, usnrped the governing circulation
oi San Altonio. The Times states.
Aud trrly, that the reporter Of the
Light, who concocted the warn, has
since been brought before tho gras d
jury and forced ~ declare the whole
story csnard. The fines concludes
With fronzled appeal TO tho men of
Ssn Antonio 20 arise and zvengc the
Insult put unon tho ladies' of
the Alamo CITY. THR Herald
correspondent wired the item as an
Item OF news, taken from a presums
bly, reputable paper. Full credit was
gwen, and no attempt made Ia en-
dorse the story. constructively or
otherwise. The Light took the ro-
sponsibilitY Of originating and pub
fishing the article In suestion.
THE ftEnALp corrospondeni
wired u, as was his duty
Tor pieco OF interesting intolligencr
prtntcs III a San Antonio paper, and
whose truth or ialsity ho had no
m9an1 OF proving. rhe author OF
tho Times illumination was formerly
q minister of God. He Ia ct pre,spt !
correspondent Of the Galveston News
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Saot. % "A Cou-
rier Journal special Gays: Thu word
has lust been received, thesin d tight
IN Latcher county, Kentucky, between
the Jones ana Wright fachous, Dolph
Draugh. deputy sheriff, Samuel
COOK and William Fraaci were
killed The factions had
been warning on zach other and az one
OF the mon Wont to arrest Jonas, who
heard OF their c0Miug and anibushed
them, shooting them down without
warming. There is much excitement
over the killing.
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THAT whittier SKIN Of hers than snow,
And smooth ss monumental alabaltor,"
VISA al acquired by using Po1soni'a
htdiestsd complexion powder.
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MRS. W. ]. BLACKWELL,

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
i Ing from life, still life. skctching from
nature. repoQssc, etched. electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
In clay and gutta perchA. lencrustA. tapes
tools iasssr oe!cr.. tapestry. dyes and
canvas furnished 10 pupils- China fired
for amAteuru. my3
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FOREIGN.


VICTORIA, Sept. 1.-The Alaska steam
er Ancon broke down 30 miles north Of
Nanaimo. on the 18th of August, and
was towed into safe harbor by ANAL
beats. The passengers and crew are
safe. with plenty Of provisions on board.
A tueboat has gone 10 TOW the Ancoa to
Victoria.
They Disappeared.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The recent action
taken by tradesmsn on the strand, has
resulted in the sudden disappearance Of
all obscene pamphlets, With which that
thoroashfare vas flooded. A hint from
the police cleaned them oat in single
day ana nothing now is seen bat even
ina papers. Similar action vas taken
in Para
iAn American Victory.
CoNsrANrrNoPIr. Aug. 3.-An inter
national boat race took place today be-
tween crews from the various men of
var in the harbor. A cutter from the
United States steamer Q ainnebans. Was
victorious. The race Vas Witnessed by
the officers Of the steamer, United
States Minister Cox. Consul General
Heap, and most of the members Of the
Americas colony and by 0 large crowd
Of spectators, Who appianded and CON-
graduated the victors.
STERN 1T Pisa.
Pisa, Italy, Aue. Sl.-A terrible thun-
der storm visited this city yesterday.
The lightning oaassd great destruction.
IN struck and shattered the tower of the
Church OF Sc. Cecilia and that of the
Church OF San Gnieeppi. The former
vas 10 badly split thai is 10 expected 10
fall at any moment. Although subject
ed TO the hardess storm known in Pisa
during she present generation, the lean
ing tower remains uninjured.
Sickness 81 Beard.
LONDON, Sept. The Spanish ship
Mario Beno, from Q Spanish port,
which arrived at Leish. Scotland. today,
vas tpund to have on board several
eases OF Illness resembling cholera, and
Vas placed in quarantine. The Mario
Reno vas ordered to undergo - hours
ouarantiue. There are ave cases Of
suspicious Hines anoag the Grew.
Two of the sick uaen are nov in state
Of ccnvasssoence, While the other three
are stIll suffering from abdominal
symptoms. accompanied By vomiting,
resemhlirg thAs of ehoiera-
A special AaAaeaee.
RxxuIx. sers. the Empress Angus
n today accorded Minister Psndieson =
special audience
ne international Gers Warket.
vtxxxA. Sept. 1.-The lntsrnssioual
Corn Markes spsnsd here Yesterday. A
report on the crop Of lsss vss read
me wheat crop IN Hungary vAs re-
uorsed q fne. One hundrsd and efty
thossHnd hectolisers more we're soxn
thar in 1854 and the crop estimated %
Sa0oe, oo hscseiisers-
ExpeiiiaG the rsaes-
Ioxpax. sspt. L-The PrusssAn Gov
eminent has ordered eli the kosnan
and Austrian Peles 70 asit DAaxae Dc,
fsr, Ossohsr. Many old aeiishsd
| msrohaass anA traassusa come undef
shis order. Ths decree exsopes ssssiers
1900 n lSkx to0pnRnxy ootoQfDofo
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Dissolution Of Partnership,

I w. SMART AND J. w. YOUNG,
y. doing business under the name Of
smart Z Young. have Dissolved partner
ehip oy mutual consent Mr.. Smart retir-
Quoted BY J. w. Young. Who win b re-
sponaibls for all accounta All hllls due
the old nrn are payshas %
aulSe ]. W. YOUNG,
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The slayer Of Davis.

NEw YeRK. Sept. flames T. Hol-
had, the Texan who shot and killed
Tsm Davis yesterday, was taken TO po-
liss headquarters this morning for the
parposs Of giving the detectives an op-
poriunity Of seeing him. He appeared
uneoncerned, and seemed to look upon
bic arrest a. q mere Formally. Hol-
land vas handcuffed to the detective.
and crowds followed them through the
arsses. When asked ho~ he felt Hol-
land replied, am all right" He re.
fused 10 say anything about the affair,
beyond the fact thai Davis and his pals
kad triad In ynh him
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Change Of nuty.

-. kAaNorcS, sept. LIN compliance
- me requirements Of the general
49, sanding army officers bach 10 their
Aaai& Who have served over three
90 detached dusy. Lieotenxnt
Sses James y. Gregory. Corps Of En-.
y and Colonel Edward Davis Of
tsersseoth Infantry. were today re-
Nom duty on Lieutcnant General
seAns star. and ordered 10 their
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GxHiiing the rs,es-

Ioxpax. Sept l-The PrusssAn Gov
.vnm~u, has ordered ali the Russian
md Austrian Poles 10 gait DAnxie be-
f,r, O,sohsr. Many old -sssae Iishsd
msrohaass anA traassnsa come under
10 order. he decree exs0pes sssslefs
pevvisn 70 iS<A teopssAxy so3oofnsn'
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TIN Can strike.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Ito the great
surprise of those most interested, the
strike Of the tin can makers became
general today, and there Is an entire
suspension of that industry. Several
employers offered within cents per 100
Of the demand of employees. but the
sffer was rejected. The stock OF cans
on hand 10 said to be large, al d there is
exhibited no disposition TO yield by
either side in the controversy.
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tpxScx, sept lin the United
- usasract Court today, q prelimi-
soaring was had on complaint OF
@ssese Gardner. against Albert T.
m. Treasurer Of the Stafford
faA River. fos seeding an OBJ
ssssee through the nAils addressed
10y Of eminent respectAhiiisy. re-
se In this city. The Court, after
49, several decissoas. discharged
- eooer on the Rroand that the
- e OF private letter Of the shaf-
~ naned vas aos an oAsuss psesiA
afnel mailing certain siAssss Of
- ins letter vaa particularly
S9a eha rsisener admitted his gull
ssssasd- Ths Courts opinioa
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CHICAGO, Sept. L-Lecky bAldwtn
saia 10 Q reporter to-day. In regard 10
the injanctioa served upou bis horsss
vossnte and RApide. 81 Saratoga. oy .
couple Of bis employees 10 recover sou
wages. that be bad sigosd no coutrscs,
and. ~ be had tesdered the men reason-
able pay. be proposes 70 nshs toe
meter through the courts il 10 takes
5000.
eeaveasssa 81 Asrsealssrai .CAe1isss.
wAsxusrox, Scot. The Assosia-
sioa Il O1fsial AericuitnrAl Cosmis1l
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August Coinage.

:, WASHINGTON, Sept. THE coinage Of
soe varioas mints during August vas
hS .oS.0, Of which $2,447.0oo was
. standard dollars.
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watching the uawelesne.

wAsarSoroS. d. @. sept. i.-Actin9
Secretary Fairchild has issued circular
10 the commissioners Of Emigration
and the Customs officers In regard 20
the landing Of prohibited emigrsnts IL
says that in view OF the dificalties
which have arisen in regard 20 the con
struct,on OF 20 much of section 2 Of AN
act 10 regulate Immigration" Approved
August 3lst. lsS2. as refers TO the land
iuc of coavicts, lunatics. idiots. or per
cons unable % take care of themselves
without becoming . pablic charge. it
has been deemed advisable 10 make
other rules in regard 10 the regulations
heretofore made on the subiect. One
Of the nsv rules provides thai all i'm.
migrants arriving at ports OF the United
States shall nos be regarded ~ IN facs
landed within the meaning Of the
second section OF the act referred 90 90
lons 40 they are undergoing examina-
ton bs the Commissioners Of Emigra-
sion, or by their agents or representa-
tives: and % long - thew are TEN
porsriiy IN charge OF thoss oficsrx- any
temporary removal Of proeibited immi.
grants from on board ship 10 place of
convenient examination. care or treat
mens a. incidental 10 scch examination.
shai. mes be considered landing until
such officers Shall have discharged soch
immigrants OF returned them On snip
heard.
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GALVESTON. Sept. Although some
sections report considerable curtsilment
OF the cotton crop. in consequence OF
the long cortinued dry weather, average
advices from the entire cotton growing
districts psint to yield estimated BY
conservative people st l.Sp,oD bales.
THIS estimate. however. IN subiccs 70
change. according 10 the character OF
the weather between nov and the hrss
frost.
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vrxxxA. Sept. i.-rhe Inisrnstioual
Corn Markes spsnsd here Yesterday. A
report on the crop Of ISIS vss read.
Tns wheat crop IN Hungary vas re-
rorsed e fne. One hundrsd and tfty
thosaAnd eectalisers more we're sosn
thxn in 1854 asd the crop estimated -
"A 0oa no h>ctoiit<rs.
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suing on an Old Matter.

PrrrsBuRoH. September l.-Catharine
Skeen, administrator OF Wms Skeeu.
deceased, entered suit today against
the Pitssburgh. Cincinnati 4 sc. Loais
Railway, to recover $4,000 alleged TO
be due for work done by her deceased
husband In constructing q tunnel on
the Pittsburgh 4 Sseubenviile Railroad,
which Afterwards Was absorbed by the
defendant company. The work was
performed over 10 years ago.
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W no malland Is.

ABILENE (kan.l. Sept. IL. j. Hol-
land, wAs killed Thomas Davis in New
York yesterday, was recently a saloon
man here, and is not known as a real
estate agent. He left here about ten
days age in company with City Marshal
Hill, stating that they we're bound on
detective business. He has no family
or connections. but has many friends
here, who fear he has got himself into
bad scrape.
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Another Effort.

PaovrDKsok, Sept. l.-Robert Bon
nsf's celebrated mare Maud ). will at
lsmpt TO beat her record of 2:0sst. at
Narraasnsett Park on Thursday after
noon
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FOR MELBOURNE,
Au0tralia

THE AMERICAN BARK KsTKIL.A.
I Aver. master. now loading 81 sea-
beck, Will snil for Australia about Sent. I
from Port Townsend; can accommodase
about forty paADengofs. Any one wishing
The underuiGnod-
c. c. BARTLETT 4 co. AsentA
Port Townsend. Ang. 10. 1855. su33 Is
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WlsEnoTos. Sept. 1.-Of the 1892
Prnidsntial Postnasters in the United
Ssstss changes have been made In 4s7
esess since the adjournment o; tue
Gnpsts. The list of nominations of
thsse officials Is nov being made at the
Pet Oiios Department TO receive the
IMMATURE Of she President, aud to be
transmitted to the Senate upon the be-
sinnins OF the next session.