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gelal Sulrc.
To Whom II May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that applle9tOn
~ VIII be made to the Legislature ct 6ee'i
gia nc its July session, 1885. 10 amend by p.H
then 10 be introduced, an act approved segh
5, 1881, entitled IAN act 10 incorporate ths
Cincinnati and Georgia Raj road CompanH'
aud 70 define It's rights, powers and priviieg' >
and for other purpOses."
The object OF said amendments viii be 70
declare that saiu Cincinnati and Georgia tau-
road Company. aDd any and all companies o.
corporations acquiring It's franchises arg
d0mestic corporations Of Georgia and snWt
IN all respects 10 It's laws aud 10 the juria,'lc-
ton Of its courts, as any other railroad coz
poratiOns chartered by the laws Of Georgia
Also TO amend said act 30 as 10 engrait upoa
II and make u q part thereof, the princlp'P
OF law contained in an act approved req -
1874, entitled IAN act To pre-, ent mOnopoua
IN the transportation Of freights anu 20 seciHs
free competition in the same and Tor olh-l
purposes, and 10 compel SAID corporation aH..
those owning its branches 10 comply with she
law under penalty
Also TO amend said law in other imp9r,.HN
matters. JULIUS l.. BROWN
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill May 20.-lu the
Senate this morning joint resolution
for the purchase Of Speaker
dalnes' compendium OF the laws OF the
State, including the laws up u 1885, and
TO donate seven copies 20 each town ship
under organization, and one copy 70 each
Justice OF the Peace, WAS passed. II will
require nearly 1j,COO copies % supply tn
State, at a cost OF 81 30 each. o
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this place received az Shanghai, stating
that all the articles Of the treaty of peace
between China ard France have been
agreed 10, and that the treaty would be
signed to-day, was premature. The ne
gotiations still continue, and VI. PatenO-
tire, the French Ambassador, has recently
had several interviews with Ii Hung
Chang, the Chinese Envoy. Both are
awaiting the reply Of the Picking govern
ment TO tho latest prOposals.
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HII0w Cr0ss XVns Tho Mnngp

This question was asked in a recent
law suit concerning a man who bad acted
unpleasantly. The answer was: ale was
50 cross that when be called up the COWS
" milking time 81 made the milk sour"
Probably this poor fellow has dyspepsia.
But the worst dyspeptic can be cured boy
using Browns Iron Bitters. Mr.. }. M.
Cartwright Of Codora, MIMI, bad dys.
pepAia, but now writes: Browns Iron
Bitters are truly the best remedy ever
used for dyspepsia and bilious eomplpint."
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EN.GnN. NInses, Ofensea.

BOsroN, May 29.-Ex-Gov. Franklin
Moses, of South Carolina, was brought
from the Cambridge House Of Correction
to-day on a writ of habeas corpus and ar
raigned before Judge Aldrich of the SUI
perior Criminal Court, on an indictment
charging him with obtaining money by
false pretonses from Frederick l.. Ames,
Hon. Samuel G. Cobb. and other we'll
known citizens. GOV. Moses pleaded not
guilty, and was held in 81 900 for trial.
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Maathar Indioatiopn.

For the South Atlantic States to-day:
Partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain, south to west winds, and stationary
temperature.
The height of the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. m. yesterday (Augusia
time was 81 feet-a rise of 0.S feet during
the past "A hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
at Savannah May %, 1884 and 1885:
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CLOSED UNDER ATTACHMENTS.
Nfunsen Ordered DISCHARGED.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The general term
of the Supreme Court handed down de-
cision to-day in the case of Harvey NJ.
Munsell, the late juror in the Short trial,
VINO was imprisoned by Judge Van
Brunt for contempt of court. The de-
cisiOn reverses the order Of Judge Van
Brunt. and orders the discharge of Nun
sell from the court,
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NorfoIk's New Rank

NORFOLK, May pa meeting of the
subscribers to the capital stock of the
bank to be established in Norfolk was
held to-day. The amount subscribed is
between $500, 600 and $500, coo. The name
will be The Norfolk National Bank"
Application will be made to the Comp
troller of the Currency for charter at
once.
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pleted the original owners were compelled
10 give up the road. fortunately to home
syndicate, capable OF developing the enter
prise and working every connection for all
they were worth. President Raoul has
worked up the Laurens and Spartanburg
connections, which will be completed IN
September, and has laid out mis- work on
the 50 miles OF the Savannah Valley,
which, as soon as possible, he viii finish
10 Anderson. Now comes in the branch
Of 81 miles from Laurens TO Greenville, all
graded and waiting, with $4,000 in the
treasury, for a strong hand to iron and
equip it. This last acquisition gives the
Central an entry into Greenyille (the
finest Carolina city in the Piedmont belt)
and secures for Augusta and for Savan-
nah another point OF vantage in the Blue
Ridge. The policy Of Mr.. Raoul in de-
Veloping this system is a mastery one,
and its practical wisdom will be proven
in the near future.
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Hanged at BarnweII.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., May 29.-John
Terry, colored, was hanged at Barnwell,
in this State, to-day for the murder in
May last of Rev. John G.. Session. His
neck was broken and life was pronounced
extinct in 20 minutes. He made a con-
fession several days ago attributing the
murder to whisky.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused the application for a
rehearing IA The Ford case This finally
ends the matter In the court. Petitions
for "A Communication II the sentence OF
Patrick Ford and John Murphy from
hanging 10 Imprisonment FOR life are being
circulated.
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Sullivan Carries His Point.

BosToN, May 20.-Judgo Allen to-day,
10 the divorce suit brought by John l..
sulliyan's wife, decided not % grant the
latter's application for divorce. he did
not think That sullivan had been proved
a "grnss and confirmed drunkard." nor
had his cruelty been proved,
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Onnfll Tnnnd Gniltr.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-The jury in
the case OF Achilles OnOfri, on trial for
killing his 9-yetr-Old step-dauchtcr. Car
lDtta Cook, returned verdict ~ the
Court Of oyer and Terminef this morn
ing Of guilty Of murder In the first degree.
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FIRES FURY.
Studebaker's Lumber Yards at south
Bend. Ind, In Flames.

Studebaker's Lumber Yards at south
Bend. Ind, In Flames.
SOUTH BEND, IND, May 29.A fierce
fire broke out this morning in Studebaker
Bros lumber yards, which contained A.
600 feet Of lumber On the north and
west sides Of the fire was a thickly settled
district containing the houses Of many
working people, who moved out.
A CHARGE Or INCENDIARIsNr.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., May 29.-Fire in
Monroe last night destroyed the Baptist
church and the stores OF V. &. Redwine,
{. A. Austin, ID. l.. Gardner, r. j. Blvlns,
G. ii. Richardson and W. p. Plyer. The
loss is $4,000 and the insurance 81 900.
Plyer has been arrested on n charge of
setting fire TO his store TO get the in
surance money.
BURNING OF FOUNDRY.
LONDON, ONT, May 20.--Fire at John
Elliott 4 Sons implement foundry to-day
caused an almost total loss TO the ma
chinery. The patterns and unfinished
work were all destroyed, together with
nearly 800 machines, mowers. binders and
reapers. The loss VIII probably amount
10 $2OO,00O. The properly is insured for
about $4,000.
VILLAGE DESTROYED.
LONDON, May 29.-Nomedi, village in
Hungary OF $50 houses, has been DESTROYED
by lire. The ueOple are destitute,
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Anrnstn nnd GreenvlIle.

When President Raoul secured control
of the Augusta and Knoxville Railroad,
says the Augusta Chronicle, be opened
up possible system for the Georgia Cen
trail richer than any of his possessions.
The Augusta and Knoxville line was con-
structed 10 Greenwood by the unaided
efforts Of citizens OF Augusta and the
people along the line. IL WAS designed 10
open up section productive but uude-
veloped, and b. command for the market
and merchants Of Augusta the trade Of
the Savannah valley. The project was
great one. The means behind IL were not
sufficient for tue undertaking. Before the
first Ink ." thu eystem hal been CON-
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TO TRoT FOR $1,000 A SIDE.
sCooPING IN 1000 sovEREIGNs.
Tho Consolation Rnce.

NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-The profess
sional consolation race, postponed from
yesterday, took place to-day, the distance
being three miles with turn. The water
was rough. Hosmer won BY length and
Time q :0O1I
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LONDON, May 29.-Miss Helen Taylor,
an advocate of women's suffrage, has &C.
cepted an invitation to contest a seat in
Parliament.
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Snicide at Niaoara.

NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, May "a
young man named McCoOmb, aged y
years, of Welland, Ont, at II O'clock
this morning jumped over the precipice
just below the new suspension bridge,
and was instantly killed.
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GALVESTON, Nav 20.-The Brazos
river continues 10 recede. and is now be-
low the danger point. The wheat along
the river for many miles on both sides
has beep destroyed. The darage TO other
crouG N very great.
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Death of Consul.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The bark Rein
deer, which arrived here to-day from st.
Pierre, reports that W. H. Garfield,
United States Consul at st. Pierre, died
of apOpleXy on Nav 10
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Cholera incubation.

MADRID, May 29.-The Spanish Govern
ment has appointed four eminent surgeons
as commission toinvestig8te the system
of inOculating human subjects with
cholera microbes as practiced by DIR. Fer
ran at Valencia
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Death Of AM Athenian.

ATHENS, GA. May Cool. 4. P. Dear
ing died suddenly to-day at 1890 O'Clock.
He was formerly cashier of the Bank of
the University.
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or FOR France.

HAVANA, May 29.-The French Com.
which came here TO study the
plan for central railroad. left on the
steamer Newport, en- route TO France, TO-
day.
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The New Guinea Frontier.

LONDON. May 29.-Ap. agreement has
been concluded between England and
Germany fixing the frontier of the Iatter's
possessions in New Guinea,
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
Rain Mars the Pleasures of the Latonia
Clubs Third Day.

CONVICTION, May 29.-This was the
third day of the Lstonia Jockey Clubs
races. The attendance was large. The
weather was threatening. There was
heavy rain before the fourth race. The
track was slow. The events were as fol-
lows:
FIRST RACK-Selling race; six furlongs.
Avery won, with Helianthus second aud
Charley LucOs a close third. Time ISL.
SECOND RACE-HarOld stakes for two
year-olds; five furlongs. Bankrupt was
never headed, winning in gallop by i've
lengths, with Tartar second and Phil Lee
third. Time 1909.
THIRD RACE-Glidelia stakes for three
year-Olds; one mile and quarter. Lizzie
Dwyer won. with Lady Haywood second and
Ulumatum third. Time 2:l3.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; one mile and
half. a drenching ram fell after the thin
race and the fourth was run in the mud and
water. Clay Pate won, with Compensation
second ana Ten Booker, the faYorite, third.
Time 2:4715.
TO TROT FOR $4,000 A SIDE.
NEW YORK, May 29.--John Murphy an
nOunces that he will accept Cases chal-
lenge to trOt Phallas against Maxy Cobb
Tor $4,000 a side, the track and time of
race to be mutually agreed upon here
after.
sCooPING IN 1900 soVEREIGNs.
LONDON, May 29t-At the Manchester
Whitsuntide meeting to-day the race for
the Whitsuntide plate of 5000 soverelgns
for twO-year Odds WAS won by X .Peck's BAY
FLY. Philosophy. Mr.. Lefevre's bay colt,
Calais, came in second; A. Taylor's bay
colt, Gay Hermit, third. There were nine
starters. Philosophy won in a canter by
fOur lon 0fhg
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EmmrraI Snuitafieno.

MURTAGH.--The relatives and friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. MURTAGH are resnectSn u
~ invited to attend the funeral services of tba
former, from the Cathedral OF Our Lady ~
Perpetual Help, at O'Clock THIS After
NOON.
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Minister Coz.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. May 20.-The new
United states Minister 70 Turkey. Hon.
,. \. Cox, Is expected TO enter UPON his
duties here july 10.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Change of Hour of Sailing.
Steamship WILLIAM CRANE will sail A,
6 P. NJ. instead of A. N. SATURDAY. Nav
80. JAS. B. WEST & CO., Agents.
CONSIDER ULNIER'S LIVER CORRECTOR
most valuable Medicine, and shall taxa
pleasure in recommending it. 1t was prs.
scribed for me by my physician.
G. F. ANDERSON,
President the Sewers Anderson
Milling Company.
BALTIMORE, Nov. "a, 1884.
81 bottle; freight paid to any address.
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Savannah, Ga.
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Cotton region bulletin for 2i hours end
ing p. m:
SAvtNNAH. May 90 IL p. NJ. Eastern time.
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Sf1Prtinae.

Read Commissioners Notice,
The regular semi-annual meeting Of tho
Board OF Public Road Commissioners , r9s
be held at the Court House, in Savannah y,
June l. W
GEO p. HARRISON, Chairman
L. A. FALLIGANT, Secretary. a.
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Gghre SrbenRlP.
TY8EE ISLAND.

NJ. p. USINA, MASTER,
Leaving wharf foot Of Abercorn street:
REGULAR SCHEDULE.
From Tybee Wharf A. NJ, 1880
srrAyDAvS p. NJ. and p. NJ.
% From City Wharf 10 A. NJ, P. NJ.
and p. NJ.
MONDAYS
tvrnI a. n,Ns From TybeeWharf at AN.
,rfiiruSD From City Wharf at p. NJ
FRIDAYS
From Tybee Wharf at A. NJ
.rt-ppAvc aud 4P. 81.
"a 'DA - From City Wharf at 10 A. NJ
and 6P NJ.
The Steamer Is open for charter on all days
except Saturdays and Sundays. Parties
chartering must arrange excursion schedule
80 as not 70 Interfere with regular schedule e.
40 freiEat receive later than 1 3 MINUTES
before departure " steamer.
Fare. includins Railway to Capt Blun's
resideuCe-W Whole. &C.; Halves. EOc.
JOHN r. ROBERTSON, Agent
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gurnbrr ana Climber.
prlFrinarll SMrprail.

TNO OWNERS OF sToCK.--I have locatsT
i my lnhrmary on Farm and Marterss
streets, for the treatment Of Sics nfd l'a'hc
Horses aud Mules, whore ] can be fluna 10y
or night. I will give my personal altfpll,h
TO All stock scut to me. SatisfactiC Tnaran-
teed. n. Y. TERRELL, Agent, 'ieterinAy
Srr9srn.
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Special 1latirro.
RICE FIELD LAMB.
NOTICE,
Dividend No. 5.

SAVANNAH. GA, Nav %. 1sSs
The Board of Directors of the Planters,
Rice Mill Company have THIS DAY deeIar.
ed a semi-annual dividend CT three aud one.
half (318) per cent, payable June Is
GEO. j. MILLS Treasurar
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G0RNICANA.
A BURGLAR GOES A BuReLlNe,
Sut Chase Being Made, He Drops Most
OF HIS Losd-Ehe Railroad Com
mlttess at work -Tcachers'
Association Organized.
other News Notes.

CoRsIcANA, Nov. 2s.--[Special.l IA
thief entered the house of Dr.Lewis ss.
night through awindow and helped
himself 10 tho Doctors clothing, ms
was frightened by Mrs. Lswia crying
out and waking her husband,
who gave chase 20 the burglar,
who dropped all but the doc
tors shirs and vest, tho latter
containing ANAL sum OF money ard
n watch which bad been gwen MIN nv
his fsther. Tue watch, watch was an
open face silver one, hsd the Dsme
"Wi!liam Lewis, 81 Paddington street,
LondoD." engraved on the works.
AZ meeting OF tho representatives.
of ghe Christian ohuroh of this cnuuJN.
held to-day at But,er's hall, Rev. G. A.
Ferris Was elected TO servo another
year as evangelist for that church in
this county at d salary of $1,000 uer an
NUM-.
There will be grand grange dinn r
Snd barbecue given at Lockharl's
| sGhoOl.house next Saturday in celebra-
ton Of the .gooo crops gathered III the
| county this season, and 10 further
strengthen the Grange and Alliance
associations,
Cotton recsipis 20 date foot up 49,
$50 bales. The Alliance sold to-day 70
city buyers 100 bales AT prices ran ging
from 8 80 TO S.35.
The case of l.. h. Irons and wife VIZ.
j. j. Strupper, Henry Neiper ct ST., tor
damages, was decided to-day in faysr
of the plaintiff, actual damages to tho
amount of 1892 OF being allowed, An
| plicsttop will oe made by defendants
| for Is new triGl,
AS meeting OF the school teachers
OF The county to-day "Couaty Teach
ers' Institute" WAS oYgssiz5d, and Pro-
lessor WyricB, OF Dawson, chosen 90
chairman. Th0 following LIST
Of text b9Oks sor use through
out the county, was adopted with4ut
q dissenting vote, the matter having
u0en under consideration for about
three months: McGu1ey's Revised
Readers, Barnes New Readers (Sup.
Elementary, patterson's S.eller,
Reed d Kellogg Grammar, Davies'
Geomstry, Stnford's Arithmetic,
L klin's National Arlthmstic (sap'
| ,ementsvN), AoaLsltn's biographies,
S,Hpnons' History, Chyals Hia.Ory OF
Texas, HsrPa Composition and Rhet-
orie.
| a chanEe VIII uuOrtiy Oe made in
the Unreliable @! tho Texas IL ST..
Louis railway, ot which limo the 40.
sommodstion train new running ba-
tween here and Getesville will be OK
| tended to Tyler.
! Exposition Commissioner S. J. T.,
Johnson isup on q flgiDg visit from
| New Orleans, end reports the exposi-
ton Increased IN exhibits and gen
oral interest over last years chow.
Commissioner Johnson ia on the com
mitteo rotating 10 railway fareR and
thinks that arrangements win soon no
completed which will enable any ou9
to goat Hminimum cost,
| Marriage license was issued this
evening to a, Edridga aud Miss Ada
| Robinson.
10 Mr.. VIII Clarsson and vito to.
dav, asop.
A big masquerade bill is on Tho
tapis for Monday night, emoDg our
oolovo people, and tne colored strinE
band from Mexia arrived tonight 10
be in readiness 20 furnish the mxsic
| for the event.
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Capit | City Cuttings

AUSTIN, Nov. %. - Especial - Tho
charter OF the Montague & Northwest
Railroad company, capital stock, $780,
200, wss FLED today, Tho proposed
TOAD will extend rom Gainesville 10
Brushy Mount, Montague county, a
distance Of so miles.
Tho State land boord % day ssttlt Il
taore contested c3ses, bat cid nos taka
~ the governors reply, published
yestsrd ~, and ssns Ia 10 day. Tbs
PICARD meets ag1iu Monday. Very few
plds 10 lease i9Hd arc being received,
and Tuesday the board viii not have
exeeecing 100 ssstions TO acs or.
The young men who disturbed the
70 70 Opera company were arrested to.
gay, the complaints being Tor disturb
tolls.
Tom Farmer, butcher. on his way
70 market esrly this morning, was
etopoed by a highwsymsn and relieved
Of his r0sGy ossh.
The conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South ccnvenss Ia
this city next Wednesday.
The governor to-day appointed COM
rhissloners Of deeds for Hartford, Bos-
ton and New York,
The grand jury to-day found a true
bill against Dr.. Fielder for assault with
intont to murder. The charge against
linn for shooting Sam Percsr has not
ken scted on.
ANDREW Jackson, colored, sentenced
Dhang III grszos county on Decem ner
\ had his sentence cJmmuted to-day
~ tho governor to imprisonment .or
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NEW LAREDO, Nov. 2s.-ISpscisl. +
For several days psst reports hayo
been coming in Of . fresh uprising in
the Rsighborhaod Of Bustsme nte. Pos
tive information was received tos
nishs thst Maunel Reference had
taKen thu field wiz 300avueo follower.
Acting Governor SepalveGa, OF Nusvs
Leon, has received ,ip order from she
City ~ Mexico plsciug hiM ia con-
usnd # tho fade "a for7es in
his district, which viftNaily makes
HIM military governor et The
Sta,a. Governor &uc'a il ain
IN the CIV % Mexico, wharo no was
.oalisd soaio time ago. Old ci liens
say iheaa ilStle upTisin9s are ,onentsd
by the Diaz parry in ORDER 70 give
them u pyetext for plsoing tho country
under military rule
Radio Bateilo, policeman, SHOT
himself IN the log with sis own pistol
whilst toying with it,
An opposition ticket eans out 10
day for city caices. They usually
compr lmiee and only put ora ticket
IN the field.
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Roberts.

ROBERTS, Nov. IS Especial Mr., j..
s. Higdou is moving his saw-mill to
bwn, having made contract with L.
LiWaldron Tor ono yosr's work.
Dir. w. w. Adams, who bought out
M. Lewis 5la ;ksmith shop, Ia hauling
Timber to build new house.
Other nov buildings will be- put up
slortly.
Mr.. Wright, inspector Tor tho Hous-
ton d T0xss Central railroad, was here
To-Day. Ho inspected about 5000 ties
fc1E. J. WSldron.
Oar fellow townsmau, J. l.. O'Kally,
autved yesterday evening from Lone
Ok, bri0pins his daughter with him.
Blb has been la bad hcnlts for some
time, aud he hopes change Of water
Will help her.
MitsL ela, the charwing daughter Of
Captsin Il. W. Wade, returned TO
Hpntaville Last Saturday TO the Nor
NAL school. She haB been 81 home
sInoe the death o. her sister.
AsA e. Waldyon yesterday evening
slapped ont OF his brolher's store
rsther suddenly, plank 10 the gallery
ave way an0 prscipiiated him TO tho
hound with great violence, and boinS
rather cnrnulsnt the shock was very
severe. IL Ia said the neighborsthou
they tells tho shock OF an earthquake.
No bones were broken snd the patient
isdoing well. ?.
Tire weather Ia very disaareesble. II
has been raiuing since yesterday win
Indications OF a severe uorther,
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san Antonio.

DAN ANTONIO, Nov, rs Especial. +
inc passage of tho quarantine resolc-
ton by tho St.gLouis cattle convention
eNe'tea much comment here.
Jos Dswees being Interviewed said
IL was theresuls OF q coalition between
the Territory men aud the Panhaadle
men who had banded together 10 bar
Texas castle from their InNrket, sav
.noit own AS advanced rates ana huv
,nosS OF Southwest Nexss for Is SOM.
20 20 was olaEasted wifb the course a.
sn5 convention Gul dacie,ed rexaA
ie'Sc 70 90 mYth, aaa eats 1t was
c0hcootlon OF vetsr .,i9ns IN She sni-
pioy Oh The Territorial Catsle b.rous.
~ non IL. IL Lsne did NOT believe that
ooagFess could psss quarantine law,
o"4ns u tue divergence in views OF
AS 'nelaut members. We're such law
Pes q, however, it would be death
ntni to the Southwest Texas cattle in
terq J. The only nope for the people
Ollie Sou Invest was TO mako lrletids
WIFE '5 northern catlemar, and an
ARA 80 il that Texas cattle cogld fad
y market through the courtesy OF
lriends and alhes.
Albert Solomon, notorious hack
man OF San Antoine, who was for some
time accused Of the murder VI The man
bfauari slsin hor" last July, rot five
yesfs tc-dsyi N Gh0 district court, tor
ToQDlHg soldlor nsmea Wolf, first
pestlhS him m cruel manner.
inns morning Il young eJlored
woman nSmed Sally LAWS,
WE Of Jim Rossi, was
found dead Ia & oabiD on
Laisyo street near the river IN the
Fear OF Myere' saloon. Tue
woman hgs been coMpiaip-
ing OF Il slight iudisposltion
lOf anins tiDe, bug 40 serious conse-
qlsDcss wero expected. Her husband
Ssstes that Wnen no Left Tho house
early this morning she WAS Ap-
paron lily well, bus 90 his
relurh n few holus later he foun4 hor
dead. Justice Adam summoned
jury who viewed the remains, Gud Is
full inqn wiz hs held to morrow al
teGnoou.