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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

Cochise shall be allowed the sun of 10 cents per folio for making out certified copy of the record, but of files, the originals whereof shall be transmitted in any case so transferred, and a further fee of one dollar for transmitting siss certified copy of the record and original files, together with all ps= pers and pleadings in said actions so transferred, said compensation and fee to be taxable as costs of said action severally.
 SEC. 11-That the records of all instruments which are now recor- ded, or which shall have been re- corded in the office of the County Recorder. or any other office of the counties of Cochise or Graham, before the organization of the county of Sierra Bonita, atid tie opening of the office of the Coun- ty Recorder in and for said county of Sierra Bonita, and relating to any lands, tenements, heredita ments or personal property situa< ted within the Territory forming and comprising the said county of Sierra Bonita, or the title thereto or liens or membranes thereon, shall hereafter continue perpetu- ally to impart the same construc= tive notice, and to have the same force and effectin all of said coun- ties of Cochise, Graham and Sierra Bonita, as though the said lands, tenements, hereditaments or per- sonal property had remained with in the boundaries of the said cour- ties of Graham and Cochise, and had not been included within the boundaries of Sierra Bonita, or any other county, or as though said instruments had been origi- nally recorded in the office of ths County Recorder of the county of Sierra Bonita.
 
 SEC. 12.-That the commission CTS of the counties of Graham and Sierra Bonita, referred to in sec tion 9 of chapter 2 of the Compiled Laws of 1877, of Arizona land the word commissioners" as used in said section, and said entire chap ter is hereby declared to mean the Supervisors of the several couu ties), shall meet for the purpose of performing the duties prescribed by the provisions of said chapter, at--o on the
 day of --- A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said county of Graham, or as soon thereafter as practicable, and make a settlement between the said county of Graham and the said county of Sierra Bonita, as required by the provisions of said chapter ? of the Compiled Laws, and in making such settlement the value of all real as well as person al property owned by said county of Graham, at the time of such set- clement, shall be taken. into con- sideration in making the adjust ment and settlement provided for by the provisions of said chapter 2 of the Compiled Laws.
 SEC. 13.-That the Commis sioners of the counties of Cochise and Sierra Bonita referred to in Section 9 of Chapter ? of the Com piled Laws of 1877, of Arizona, (and the word commissioners" as used in said section and said en- tire Chapter is hereby declared to mean the supervisors of the sever al counties), shall meet for the purposes of performing the duties prescribed by the provisions of said Chapter at Tombstone on the
 day of
 A. D. D. 1885 at 10 o'clock a. m., at the office of inc Clerk of the ROar1
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ADVERTISING RATES,
Clifton POstoffice.

Clifton Postoffice. Regular hours from 7;S0 a. m. to I:'0 p. m. R-gistration from 9:S0 a. m. to [ D. m. Money Order hours, 9:31 a. m. to D. m. Sundays office open from II a. m: to Y nn Mail departs for Solomonville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Mail closes Va. m Mai, for Morenci closes st ?. m. No foreign or mutilated money VIII be received for stamps. box rent or postal orders. Parties calling for m1il matter other than that which is addressed to themselves must present an order for delivery.
 JAMES SIAS, r. M. E. MANN, Deputy P. M.
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TEXAS TELEGRAM<.
roRNADo'S TERRIBLE TRACK
|.rked BY Dead Bodies and the Debris
d Demolished Buildipgs--Frsight
Blockade Mt Tsrreli--Aattsrs
Of Iatsrest Gathered by
Herald Reporters.
Gainesville.


GAINESVILLE, Nov. 7.-ISnecal.l-.
he district COURTS still occupied with
he case OF George EcCAipc ct al.
eainss John FL. Bslchsr. The svi
knce is not all In, and the case will
robasly not be- concluded before Non
BY night.
The county authorities stats ths
ork on Fish creek bridge will beyin
q few days. When completed, 1t
NIL bs great convenience 70 farmers
tho have to cross that ssreara in
Ringing their products to this msrkos.
heretofore 1t has been Very trouble
cma, and often impssssblc.
License to marry was issued to til a
bllowing persons by County Clerk
hompsOS this week:
N. &. Brown and Ara Edna Lang.
&C. Davis ans Miss Clara Moore.
klijsh Antry and N!ss N, c. Rsgsn,
bin T. Patle and Miss Martha Gioss,
rank Stephens and Miss Maggie
Rosenberg, Nj. W. Poteet and Miss
aura Campbell, Louis Reynolds AMI
IIs. Matilda Boaz.
The HsH9erian-TimaS has added 10
n collection o. cucicsities, a silver
kacelet, made a1d engraved by prin-
xss OF the Kiowas, 0saghtsr Of Kick
hg Bird, reported to BIS q famous chief
hbis day.
The first seryioe Of tho fourth quar-.
rly mesliDg OF the Mskhodis. Eols-
ppAl ohurcD, North, wsa held at the
hurch tonight. Rev. j. II. Wolf, of
be Fort worth DISTRICT, conducted ths
pseting.
The criminal docket OF the 6istriot
purt has tesn got Tor the third week,
ondsy, November 16.
Although tho required bonus wa,
b. raised, The street railway company
\, morning hcgsu tho extension Of
lsir line ,ngo East Gainesville.
Many sportsman Of this city have
scently lost v2iusbis dogs by poison
g. On yeatorday fine Gordon vet
v, the property Of Nr, +. A. Tylsr,
sd jron too much stfychnine. Mr.
yler valued his Dog ~ $500.
The dSngue ooDtinueato sfllict many
our citizens.
James T. asSrT, - railroad man from
10 City OF MeA o.. Ia ~ the city.
Aissep Mamie Zones and Bonnie
I'LL lsft ON this NJ ,rnOon's train for
Pc Dallas FNr.-io college.
TIE following arr ysla registered ut
b Lindsay to-day: W p Paleus, B l
Z; George Barefoot, &optssue; Viii
nm Bowen, Austin; II g Terry, ST
l0uls; u + Tnorne, Dsnison; II W Nc.
trran, Columbus, Ohio; w p Dnksn,
Llss; J J Kane, Fort Worth;J Sam
tsrfold, Shernan; w II Uowan,
.eetwxter; T. j Richardson, Detroit;
" Tuthill, III Bottn, St Louis; s X
(lvls, Chicago; X Wolf, .jr, Louis
Flls;J McNsughton, p 3 Foes, Dal-
y; ) A GILBERT, benson; T. G Susg,
|6rt Worth.
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JcTerssn.

JrrrERsoN, Nov. 7.- Special -
Near Pat,ingil's mill, in Cass county,
one and one.hslt mile from Avinger, a
Cyclone passed, svsoping everything
before it in its mad course, destroying
the mill, scattering houses, telling pine
,rees, and killing human beings. Five
negroes wero killed outright; two
white ladies', orc of whom was Mrs.
Bruce, and five negroes, were injured.
Hon. w. Il. Armtstead brought tho
noos. Ho mas Just returned from
sulphur Springs, where he has been
Attending district court.
rho members OF tho Baptist church
gave thor PASTOR, Row. j. X. Hard
wioko, u surprise llnnn party last
night. Rev. Mr. Hsrdwicko married
In Halifax, Virginia, November ., 1866.
Tho linen came 10 in abundance.
Evary body had sveey enjoyable tl0c,
Captain GsorgeT. Todd addre,Sed them
In a very neat and elegant speech,
which was responded TO worry iouch-
inglv by the pnstor.
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Terrell,
TERRhhL, Nov. 7.-tSpecial. l-Cotton
shipments to date are 1894 sslas.

TERRhLL, Nov. 7.-tSpecisl. Cotton
shipments to date are 1894 sslas.
There is a blockade st she Central
depot, aud under tho pooling rules
now in vogue the VexsS 81 Pacific Rsil-
way company. refuse to receive sud
ship cotton only st higher rates than
sbippsrs will bear, consequently cot
ton men are compsllsd to pay interest,
Insurance. ana nthcr a'crning expenses.
Both roSds should receive ana ship
at the same tins aud equsllza tho bust
noss bet~son themselves, inatesd OF
forcing the shippers 10 Huff.r because
OF their pooling system
Mr.. ]. IL. Gray sold his Jersey COW.
"White Tax" to b. NJ. ScnLs for q
hands ONO price.
The cotton market has bsan de-
pressed thiu week bat sill comsu roll
ing into narkot. The general trade
has bsen active, notwithstanding tbs
low price of cottsa.
Several unfortunately dsNentcd
souls have been plsced in the asylum
thls week.
A high compliment was passed by
tho lawyers attsndiug the surrems
court At Tyler on w. n. Allen In say
ing, "He made one ~ che beat argu-
ments before tho court that had ever
been made" 1t affords his friends de-
light to know that hs is measured for
his worth by competent Judges, and
Occupies . optplsce In the ranks If
Texas lawyers. Nose Ia more deserv-
ing.
Bsird's miustrelS had full house.
htrstrela draw we'll in Terrell.
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BoSHAM, Nov.1-tSpeclal.l--A the
residence OF Mr.. CHARLES Davis, No. ..
West N street, Miss Mary Davis on
terlalncd . few friends last evening
complimentary TO Miss Edith Wilson
J. G. Campbcll was before Judge
Lyday this morning on the charge OF
theft of COW. In default OF bonu ne
was hold 10 anawcr.
Mr.. q. W. Harper was Yesterday
adjudgcd insane by Judge II. ID. No
Clpllsu. o,-
Cotton receipts yesterday were ~
bales. Total receipts to date, OIL
b sies. a..
Miss varins Wsrdlaw, OF the Mo
senic Femsle Institute, IL visiting
friends In GreoBviilo.
Fifty.Hoven criminal Gases are dock
atpd Tor the cri nj ial c1urt, whioh
OPENS on the 10Th instant.
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CoRsIcANA, Nov. 7.-[Spssisl.l -Dep-
uty Snerin W. G. jackson TO day ar
reatea Negro giving his name Oh Ben
Josnsos, but supposed TO be Lusius
Coon, under indictment In Burlsaon
county for assault with intext to mur-
dsr. The negro IL about 81 feat high,
weighs about 40 pounds, mar scar on
MIS- right tsmple a. the edge OF his hair,
ana IA = Dad Coon. He cams here wi b
tho circes aud has been ia the oals-
sooss mosG o. the limo since ter disor-
DERBY e0pou9t.
w. III. Richardson's sowing machine
agent aud convert TO Tie Ssnctltics-
zionist or Eoliness Band, OF this
cjunty,ispresohing on tue atrsots.
Ths ice fsstOry is makiux CAT
,sfscsory progrcss, and in addition
TO manufacturing leo will erect cold
storage rooms of good capacity, which
Will be OF great benelt to our peopla
next summer.
Reports from Gil sections OF .he
county saow that Inuah larger acre.
age OF wheat has boon sown Inan ever
before, and thas the stand il tho Gueas
knowiY or years, SO If favorable win
tsr sucsesds this fall, oar county may
raise enough Whest ts run our new
fsuring mills.
The Democrat, oar new weekly, pub
liahed by G. Dalton, under the editor.
iai mnnsEeuent OF C0lsnel j.
L. Morgan, made its first
.ppaaranco to-day, with full
description of COraicana and Navarro
county. From lts tone one would in
Ter that IL is n ntrong Sllisncs sheet.
Rev. S. q. Muliins will preach on
tho + iat Side to morrow afternoon al.
4o'clock.
Tho fall forcs OF school teachers will
be st their posts sgslp Monday. Six
OF them have been down with tnc don
que, but are nOr recovered.
Mr.. j 4. Hough, who went to Dali
las to meet his wife, returned with hsr
this evening, ana will settle in Cor
gioKna.
The Young Mems Chriatian assocls-
ton will observe tho International
week Ofprayer IL union meeting, Rsy.
Fhonas Whorey opening the services
at the MothodiSt church tomorrow
forenoon. AT night Rsv. S. G, Null
Inns will conduct tho SERVICES; Mon
day night, Rev. Il. Il. Crisman, and
tuesday nish., Rsv. w. II. Vaughn.
On Wednesday the North Texas an
nual Methodist conference will &C.
cupy the church, whom about 800 min
listers will bo present.
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ENNIS, Nov. 7.-lSpecial. l-There Ia
the usual activity In tho ory goods and
grocery departments snd general
Improvement Ia the various business
circles,
Cotton receipts erc rot 40 great this
week az last.
A young man by tho mans OF Frank
Walsh was robbed OF his fall earnings
by = fellow cotton picker.
The volss OF tho city auctloneer has
been repeatedly heard to-day, and sew
cral horses changed hands NJ ieir
prices.
The health Of tho CITY and its vlcin.
lily continueD very 20 a..
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Rusk,

hUsK, Nov.7.-[Specisl. YESTERDAY
fening, "a little before DARK, tornado
fme tearing through the southern and
Ralern portions of town, demolishiDg
buses, fences and treea. 1t csmo
iom the southwest, and was accom-
snied by q terrific noise, and tho air
fas dark with missiles aud boiling
louds. Great exciiemsns prevailed,
nd men ruehed homo 70 iiud their
Fyes screaming and terrified.
Fortunately, tho force of tho storm
|ss up small creek, aud did no,
bike any dwellings, with its full
reDgth, though many stables sud
rantic1 we're blown down, roofs taken
on houses aud trees blown on swell-
l2s. Several narrou escapes were
lace.
Cotton fields in tho path Of tho tor
POO are ruined, and cotton In pens
us blown entirely AWAY i'll many
aces. The damage IN and around
wn will amount to several
undred GDllar,.
Much rain has fallen IN tho past two
,ys, damaging unPickcd cotton.
oout one-third of the crop il yet to be-
fthered. The Kansas l. Cult Short
ane rai!road haa put an eatirely new
a@enger train, Including mall and
9preas Car, on their line, fitted IN
prosghout 10 The most elegsat asd
nproved etyle.
Bon Lam, the Sau Augustine county
neoner, who 10 confined Ia our county
NJ for safe keeping, ana whose case
az affirmed by tho court Of appeals
~ Other day, treats tho matter with
oiid Indifference. do WAS convicted
the murder of wonsa because she
u witness Against him, aud the
Fath penalty WAS assessed by the
Tho managers OF the Eau CLAIRE
Eern nall hero arc having fine
emery plsced in the house by au
tlst from Men Orleans. When Ha-
aeo 1t will he tho finest hall OF the
'nu IN Eastern Texas.
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time. Baylor heixing OF hls where
abouts sont itisessbove telegram ana
he was arrested and brought to Fort
Worth, MIR. Baylor returning with him
this morning.
Complaint WAS mxdo in tho county
coart to-day against J. n. Rramlett
for assault and battery upon his wife,
Laurs Bramlstt, some time in October.
MIR. Bramlett Is s man Of rood stand
Ing In the community and this charge
goes right hard against him. He WAS
arrested to-day and save bond for his
appearaace.
w. Il. Benedict, n popular young
stockman Of Graham, IL In the city to-
dav on his way home from Louisville.
where he has bsen visiting his parents,
Al V. Billet, OF Philadelphia, is in
town to-day.
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BIC SANDY, Nov. 7.-[speeisl, This
little town has moro slcknoss in 1t ut
present than At any other time this
year. Although there has been NO
deaths among grown people, nearly
everyone Is complaining and many
are seriously nick.
Tho saw militia in this locality are
running on iull tlu,, but are stacking
nearly all tho lnGbsr they mako anu
aclling mono itn meutioning.
Mr.. j. w. Forman, Sr,, whose place
Of retirement is Canton, Missouri,
where he spends nearly all his timo,
10 bpsndlns a few days at Tormsn q
Co.'s mill, OF which firm he Ia senior
member,
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SAN SABA, Nov. 7.-[Special.l On
Sunday night last P, j Ellis left home
sbout shutdown to go 10 neighbours,
a halfmile distnst. Near morning
he wax found dead about two miles
from his home.
Judge Thomas hold an inquost, and
all tho evidence that could be got was
that he had come TO his death by q
gun shot wound In the left breast, and
had bsen carried on horseback to tho
place where he was found dead. Far
ther developments indicate that tho
murderer will bo detected.
On Wednesday night Mr.. jan.
nings wae accidentally shot tkrough
this leg. The lady OF the house whers
he HAD stopped to stay all night was
lot aware that her husbands -pistol
was on the he'd, and when arranging
tho bad the pistol foil and wha dis
charged. Jeuninss will recover.
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palcitIao,

VALENTINE, Nov. 7.-lSpeclal.l THE
aect otthe strihees Galveston is seop,
not felt, here In a loug line OF freight
RsatAnding on this aldo track await
sorders to moys on, Tho strike IL
'piored by all who arc intercstes ia
e veal oftho country and who have
friendly feeling Cor Galveston.
rue new court house IL being CON-
s.cs ~ rapid ratio "a 10 stone sn,i
LEX work. The atone suffers, though
Mon astriko, are Idle to day, waitins
~ carload or rorgh rock to work
70 No The temple Of justice.
sncro arc some lingering casos OF
sukue YET, but no rew ones. Some
ksons have had three or four 70.
WEE, out all are In fair way TO re-
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Cleburne,

CLEBuRSE, Nov. 7.-lSpsclal.l-D
a. Il. Smlsh is the haPpiest man in
town. The cause OF it is there arrived
at his residence last night Mira
Sraltb, weighing nine pounds.
Rsv. J. Ditzler, OF kentucky, is in
tho Oily, and will pressh at tho Metho-
dist church Sunday AZ IL o'clock aud
1880 O'clock.
The fourth quarterly conference OF
Methodist church here ia in session to
day, Rev. w. Il. D. Stockto presiding.
Row. raomas Duncan and Raw. Em-
init GiRktowar Wero recon niendad to
the annual oonfarencsfo for admiss sion ON
trial in q travelling connection.
Ed HaTorth Gnd Ssm Rodick will
spend SUNDAY IL Dalias WITH frionds.
II is reported that Burnett Donaldson
and sam Stephenson are to be- married
nexs week to two OF Cleburne's young
ladies'.
Rev. Pearcs Pruk, the new pastor
OF the Congregational church, has
arrived and will mold services Sunday
morning and evening.
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Henrietta,

HENRIETTA, Nov. L. Especial -
Huss and Wallacs Merchant, who
were refused bail ut the preliminary
Trial at tho lass term OF the district
ooust, Vt this place, ior the killing OF
David Kyle st Charlie, wero granted
bail AT IS 900 each IN tue habsss corpus
trial ut Wionits Falls to-day. They
nave not yet mado their bond,
The bara of De-. Notice, in the south
ern part OF town, WAS barned this even
ing. Lpss about $500; no insurance,
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DENTON, Nov. 7.-[Special.l Major
j. l.. Tonpkins, highly respecte
citizen. died this afternoon OF flux
Nsjcr Tompkins was an old aud well
known Texan. He csms hero ABOUT
i've years ago from Galveston, where
he Az one timo ran an ex;9nsivo com
mission bunness.
l. n. Smith was renamed to Jail
without pail by sastlce Withers for
tho killing Of j. N. Fowler.
The civil docket In ths county court
will be called on Monday.
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HARRoLD, Nov. 7.-lSpecial.l = Pro-
fessor David NJ. Brewer, tho leading
elocutionis. OF tho South, gave an ca
tertainment AZ the sohool house last
nigh. The crowd was small bu5 they
wore highly ontertained.
Justlos fnorp died last night Of con
gestinn OF the brain. He had only been
Al oillco n short time and was nuiver-
sally oetaomed by the citizens. We
had irregular sand storm yesterday.
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THESE are the DRAWERS You've Road Ahor,
nave your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order =,

oVorsireet ct al. We. Sxmuels 81. a,
from Hunt county; Missouri Pacinc
Runway company VS.. Faulkner, tron
robertson county; Harris VIZ, jasper.
from Hill county.
REVERSED and dismissed; Pr.te W.
she STATE, from K,urrnsn county.
submitted OF oral arsutaents and
nriets for both parties: Crsw-
lord W. the STATE, from HIM,
county; Missouri Psc nc rail way com.
pany va. Rsbb, from Hunt county.
Submitted ON briefs tor both psrties
Eofrer w. the State, from Dallas
county.
sub@ittsd on briefs for the State:
Elk parte Swain, from Navarro
county;ex psrte ruraer, from Navarro
county. =
Inrorm9tion reached hers from Rush,
texss, tonight, that I'd Thomp.on
ano JONI O'Brien, convicts from For,
worth, Ncaled the prison walls this
morhing at 4 O'Clock, By means of !
rope with hook On tho eud OF IL, Thsy
hsd oesn gone an hour before the alarm
was gwen and the hounds put on tho
tacS. Thompson was caught about
s5Ven niies from Rusk, buG O'Brieu
WAS atlil ut large with the dogs on his
track st O'Clock this sftsrnoop.
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San Autonis.

San ANTONIO, Nov. 7--lspocisl.l-
Captain u. A. Stevens, sheriff Of this
county, died at Q o'clock this morning.
About four years ago Captain Stevonp,
while nrrosting, near Luling, n des-
persdo, han his arm shattered by =
bullet, which necessit sted ampntsiion.
Lately the MAIN limb reopened,
causing him intense suffering. Az the
tiunc of his death he was suffering
from an attack from gastric fever, Of
which he died
CsptAin Stevens ives 81 yeArs o. age,
and for the past IS yeArs he's been CON-
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wAxAnAcHts, Nov. 7.-lSpecisl.l -
THIS has been = year OF plenty for
Ellis county. The cotton crop will
roach $1,000 bales. the most OF which
has been gathered aud sold at agood
figure; wheat averaged % bushels 10
the acre, and IL worth 70 70 % cents 70.
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Hsney Grove.

HONEY GROVE, Nov. Especial. i
The festival given by the ladies' of the
Christian church Melted $40, with
which they,propoae putting new stoves
Ia gheir houso OF worship.
a Tow days ago Mr. Kinney, ~ cotton
buyer here, made u single shipment OF
921 bales Of cotton TO Providence,
Rhode Island.
The city fathers have becn busy
this week framing wholesome city
oEdlnsnces, among others much
needed dog law.
News from Stephensville, about
eiGnt miles northwest or this pisoe,
STATES mai do. Billy Iulnols NOV
wlGh severe accident
thero. While lopding cot
cotton on a wagon, ho foil between his
team which took frisst tasreiroD aud
ran way. The wheels OF the wagon
passed over Mr.. s. r. Kingaesd, max
Ing some ugly wounds. His jaw-b9as
Wsa otoken, Sno several oil his teeth had
To be extracted.
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SweErwATER, Nov. 7.--[5peclal -
The town has been somewhat excited
this evening" over the stsbbins of
Frank Dickson, aged 10 years, by
George Dlllworth, aged IA yeats. Dick.
son was cut with pocket knife through
tho shoulder blade and into
thu lungs. The wound IN quito sorlsus,
II NOT fatal. Diliworth Was com mitted
10 jsil in default OF b md.
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Cisterns.

Send for price list of cypress clsterns
ana water tanks, TO Callahan d
Lewis. branch Office sud warehouse.
"A haury street, Houston, Texas. Bes (
ana cheapest la the South Agents
wanted everywhere. I'm d & W.
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Dainseraeld.

uAiNeRnrrrLp, Nov. 7.-ISpecisl J.
WA reached here this morning of n
nole cyclone which pssso about 10
sc south Of bers, ia Cas- csanty,
srsdsy evening. The house Of
10y Pltmau, colorad, was blown
~, aud himself, wife aud four
uren were Killed.
mo widow Bruce and her daughter
seriously injured bv their house
og blown down.
Amngc was done 10 others too
erous TO mention. Tho cyclone
ABOUT 30 yards IN width.