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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
TEXAS NEWS
AN OUTBREAK OF PLEURO-
PNEUMONIA AT Dali
LAS.
a DRUNKEN MAN RUN OVER AND
KILLED BY THE
CARS.
Special Telegram to the Statesman

DALLAS, December --Pleuro-pneumonia has
broken out among the Jerseys recently imported
to Dallas and sold to Messrs, Curry h Huston at
Connersville, Ind. W. j. Betterton at the sale in
vested in six cows Yesterday two of them died,
evidence of pleuro-pneumonia. To-day another
animal died. A committee, consisting of DR.. Son
tar, formerly British government inspector and
veterinary surgeon in Scotland, James Arbuckle
mace an investigation and all pronounced the
disease pluro-pneumonia. Many of the Jerseys
owned by various parties are sick. Cattle men
anticipate that whole bunch of Jerseys sold in
Da las will die and that other herds will be affected
1t ls feared the infection may spread and create
enormous loss and steps will at once be taken tc
have Dallas county quarantined. =. ii. Cunning
ham 6, ate agent for the national bureau of animal
industry, has heen telegraphed at Fort Worth to
come to Dallas and take whatever action he may
deem necessary under the new United States
statute covering pleuro-pneumonia
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the same shall MI ived When all objection so
ma e to any vote eIbaper from state shall have
p-en received and ~ IA the senate shaiI thare
upon' Withdraw and snch obiections shall he snb-
mitted 10 the senate for its decision. and the
speaker Of the honse of ranresentafives shall in
like manner, submit such objections to the house
of representatives. for its decision and no electoral
vote or votes which shall have been regnlarlv
given by electors whose annointmrnt
shall have heen certified according to the third
section of this act, from any state from which
but one return has heen receiyed which shall he
rejected If more than one retnrn af naners
pnrnertino IN ha q ratnrn from a state shaII have
been received Inv the nresdent Of tha senatr those
votes and those onIv shall ha connted which shall
have been regularly given by electors who are
shown by the determination mentioned
in Sec,io1 of this act =, have
been appointed and in snch case of
more than one return or naner nnrnorting IN he a
return from state If there shall have been no
snch determinatinn ~ tha onestian in ths state
aforesaid than those votes and tbnsa nniv shall
be counted which were cast bv electors whose an
pointment shall have heen dnlv certified. under
the seal of the state NV tba execut;ye thereof in
accordanca with tho Io,rs Of the stata
Unless the Sn twn Snnaes @ :" acting senarateiv
shall concnrrentlv decide such vStas not 10 6e
lawful votes of the legally annointed electors of
snch state wban tbe two Ionses have voted thev
| shall ;mmadi ,taly ,oaat ora;n ond Tho nresiding
of,icar shall tSo19 .nnonSca ,ha docisiops of the
| questions submitted The votes on naners f,om
any other state, shall not be acted upon until the
objections previonslv m ade IN the vote on the ma
npTs from, any sta,e shall have haan 6nallv dsnps
Cd of ''"'0 '""-- Low '0
Section k-cives tho presidant of the senate
mower to nreserve order p-'''N
Se,tion 6NGmits to two hours the debate
which shall he had on anv nnestion after the
two honses shall have heen seperated
Sact;on : nrnvides that inc loint meetno shall
not he dissoiyed rnt;l the copnt nf electoral votes
shall he romnisted and the resnlt declared. and
nrnbib;,s atbar bn'nsa from, tol;nS recass bevond
he newt calendar dav In case the electoral Votes
shall not have heen cnmnieted hefore the fifth cal
endar day after the rst meeting of the two houses
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GoITLD's GRAB.

ATLANTA, Ga, December S.-The southern ~ IN
dustrial journal, "Dixie, has a special diapatch
rom its stat correspondent at Fort Worth, Texas,
which SAYS: One Of the largest and most I'M. I'M.
portsnt business transactions ever recorded ls now
on foot 1t is nothing less than trade 1esmeea
& Ohio railroad, whereby the entire baltimore
& Ohio telegraph system is to he transieEree @ 10 70
Gould in return for the same Garrett IS 70 pi r.
ceiye the Wabash system, thus giving lne PhlI Sd,
more X ohio a through line to Kansas City nom
Baltimore This information lie believed 10 20
thoroughly reliable, it is said to have been sqU ,
stantiated BY memorandums which we're naae MAJ =; "
the late H. NJ. foxie, prior to is deat9 anu iaid
a,yev for futare reference. The secret leaked out
through party who desired to arrange WIN & rors
Worth Capitalists to operate in Western un,on non
and Baltimore & chic stocks a. soon a7 an .T,e con.
any indication that the bargain hau Deeh ''"
summated
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MEXICAN MATTERS.
DALI AND CAPITAL PUNISHM ENT
MRS MANNING ILL.

CRY OF MEXICO, December 9.--Public opinion In
this country is so strong against the infict.on OF
capital punishment that Il was not generally be-
lieyed that Francisco del Morel would suffer the
full penalty of the law set for to-day. His crime
was the strocious murder OF French resident
nearly two years ago. The case has occupied
much attention and the French minister In his pri.
yate capacity asked the commutation OF the sen
tence but President Diaz refused 70 allow the Law
to be inteferred with and the criminal was shot To-
day by file Of soldiers. lie died bravely having
protested his innocence.
Mrs. Manning, wife Of the American minister Is
still III, but not considered serious.
President Cleyeland's expression OF desire Tor
the negotiation of new treaty Of commerce 1e
well received by the press and government
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ORDERED TO LEAVE.

Special Telegram to the Statesman MN tbs
HAneo1p. December s.Mr T NJ ;H Brown, ~ nI,tb EnS E
agent and telegraph operator Of the F9r sasn miles
Denver city railway At 6nsSnq SurH Tsf lie Office door this
SCUM n,Oe Oa ferd found note headed Warning wis
sISnII and crosebones drawn over the "oru "si l.
ing; = . ne loIO Vnn had better leeye these parts
~ 9oriey ate ours or stand the Consequences
Take heede last warning wur G. WootEY.
(signedl ,,, occonnt for This mys-
NJ. oiomH iD,a as he has always treated every Que
sgplppI esTsry with whom he has had business abo5
est;ens We don't think there is any scare A'ou'
Nr Rrowa. as he is going TO Tenaln .., nsLs.
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TURKEY.
REPLY OF rnn POWERS.

CoNsTAsTINopLE, December IA majority OF
the powers replied to the portes circular asking
advice as to the solution of the Bulgarian din
Guilty. The replies are all eyasive OF indefinite
Some of the powers ask for further explanation,
aud none throw any new ight on the matter. The
Earl Of Iddeslegh British foreign minister, refers
the porte to Englands views on the Bulgarian
situation previously expressed Italy y little
more explicit, and alludes 10 the alleged difficulty
Prince Nicholas, Of Minigrelia. II is now Thought
the porte Will suggest solution of the difficulty
italy rafara
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
Last Saturday night Tommio Wheat, Of

the Union News company, and Jerry
Moon, porter on the International =
Great Northern railroad, went over to
Nuevo Laredo, and staying until after the
boats stopped running, went 70 bed IN q
tent Four policemen visited them and
went ont again. They changed their caps
for hats, and returning went through the
young men, robbing them OF all they had
except two Mexican quarters, which they
overlooked. They were awake when
robbed, but were afraid to say anything
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
ANOTHER FEATURE.

New YoRK, December Q. In private dispatch
received from Mr.. Crawford, attorney for Messrs.
Atkins & McIIaig, in the Wabash litigation, he
saws Judge Gresham, In his decision on Tuesday,
states that the Missouri Pacific railway should
nav labor and supply debts. T.. b, Atkins, who
received the dispatch, said to-day OF that point In
the decision:
HThis gives the bond,holders what ought TO be q
valuable asset In the shape Of claim against the
Missouri Pacific railway, amounting to about
q Oai0n
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
BURN EFT BUDGET.
SOCIETY NoTEs-M'CULLOUGH
COAL.
,pecial Telegram to the Statesman.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
RrRSET. December 9-There is considerable
croap among the Young children In this city.
Mr.. H j. ilisms Is the happy father OF q fine
girl baby. ...,.,s.
at Lampasas a day or two ago, left letter stating
that he was tired Of this life, he had been drinking
very hard the last few days.
granite shipped from this city to Austin for the
state capitol.
THE RECEPTION.
Last night the hospitable mansion OF Cen A. X
Johnson, situated about three quarters OF mile
from this city, was the scene Of gay assemolage,
the occasion being a reception rendered by Zen. A.
X. johnson and wife, 70 Mr.. Robert Il. Johnson
and bride. The ev mt was one long to oe remem-
bered by Burnets society people, rs the fair young
ladies and gallant gents all seemed 70 we e%acn %
other 10 loveliest dress and merry smiles ae they
hid s'bon voyage through life 10 the
lovely bride and handsome groom. The evening
vas spent in the 'art terpsichorean and vocal and
instrumental music, ,lpresided over by the accom-
nlshed and handsome Miss Juliet johnson, as
sisted by Miss Badger, who seemed b rule ae with
fairy wand. The entertainment was one OF the
incest that Burnett has witnessed In many day, as
no one knows better how to entertiin than genial
Gen. johnson and his estimable wife.
McuILoUGH COUNTY COAL.
We were shown this morning. by Capt. =. =.
Hammond, who has just returned from Breoy eityI
A epecimen Of HtOne coal which IL BOW being isken
/ from mine located nine miles from brt9y w
The company who own the mine have twelve men
/ Al work now. The vein is eighteen inchee tnieA,
bat they think they will md athickef one ~ soin9
! deeper. They are negotiating now WIN ths oahu.
re railroad people relative 70 workiRg tle ihe on
1 an extensive scals.
RAILROAD NOTES FRos i1ASo
The surveying corps Of the San Antonio ant a
| kfansas Pass railroad are now between herfylil'
snd Mason, locating line 70 The later point n
ciiizsns Of Mason are very iubiiant over their ran
rosd prospects.
FgKsoHAL.
Majsr Ben Eastern, Of the Western NeNspape
union, Dailas. is doing The city. ,,.s. 80.
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uoHsETHIEF ARRESTED ED-SUICGDE
OF A YOUNG MAN.

OF A YOUNG MAN.
Special Telegram 70 the Statesman.
BusNar December S--Quits good shower of
rain fe last night in this section.
on saturday last Deputy. United States Marahal
erria levied on 1i0 head Of cattle in Llano county
eaid 10 be the property of j. b. Grimes. The at
tacIment was issued from the United Statas
snnrsrae court at Austin and wss in favor Of the
Davis Sewing Machine company, to srtisfy a
iudgment for 5 0O, with interest and attorney g
ices.
Yesterday evening Mr.. A. /. Haber, one of Bur
nel's prosperous merchants, sold ont his stock Of
dry Goods groceries in this city &c MessTs Jones
& Cole who will continue the business at the ola
stand until the 1st of January, when Messrs. Hud-
son Bros will occupy the Haber corner. Mr..
Usber Ia simply retiring from tue retail business
snd has 10 idea of leaving Burnet. He will devote
his time TO cotton aud pecane In the futnre'
NEGRO RoRsErHIEF ARRESTED
On yesterday evening Sheriff Wolf, of this
county, ia company with sheriff Hornsby OF
Travis arrested a negro named Moore CHARGED
With stealing Mr.. Horusbys horse about three
months ago in Travis county. Moore
found 10 Jobnson's pasture, where the negro had
put him II seems that Sheriff HorDeBy loaned
the horse in Qlestien to negro In Austin, to ride
toa camp meeting, and while there the horse,
Bride and saddle were stolen Hornsby followed
the thief at the time aw4y below Taylor where be
oetall track of him. Hearing that the horse was
here, he came up yesterday and had the negro ar
rested.
SUICIDE,
Yesterday, at Lampasas young man by Qe
name Of J. H. HaTgOn, committed suicide by TAX
ing morphine Mr. hargon was well known IN
this city, being in the employ of Il. Ii. Holloway.
lie Is from J. ano, where his parents reside ms
father being tGe principal of the Lano high school
No canse can be assigned for tue rash oct other
than that he had been drinking some Sunday even
ing lie was in charge of Mr.. HOllOway's bust
ness AZ Lampasas and was in every way a thorough
gentleulan and had the Unlimited confidence OF hIs
employer.
GRANITE RlFLKs EETERTA AfNhENT
The entertainment which comes off az ttt
onera bouse In this city, for the benefit OF the
Granite rhes, ob the l, ,th, promises to be q grand
success The pantomine Of "Humpy ilumpy
will ne presented, and the best amatenT talent ha5
been secured for the occasion.
PERSONAL
Mr.. james d. Coliett, one Of Austin's proml'
nent society young men, spent yesterday IN the
city Mr. Collett has host of friends nere Who
are always glad to see him. ~
N. M Hornsby, OF Travis, is 10 THE CITY on ON
cal business and is registered at the burhet ho'sI
"Kd' Farris, deputy United States marshaI' 1t
in this city hunting up evil dQers Sd l,.,.
M, larry ISagby d prominent sheepman OF thii
county is In Burnet on business and is registered
at Hotel Western.
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TERRIBLEACCIDENT.

pp,nnocl. Pa. December g.-The last train on
,a pennsvlyania road, going east last night, came
tbHndering I around short curve near the depot,
striking party of tonr young people, VINO were ,s
moi aware that the train was approaching untu IL
Rridget McCarty and John Toole were killed In;
stantIy Their bodies we're crushed almost beyond
RaTbars Conway and Fetus Cook escaped with
,t;,ht iniury and bruises.
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swIrCHMEN STRUCK.
sneoial Telegram to the Statesman.

DENTON, December 9.--At 2 O'Clock to onight the
Missouri Pacific switchmen struck, and walked nut
of the Yards in body. The men called on Mr.;
Golden. division superintendent, this morning and
asked for raise of wages by the X. G. n g. and
other roads of the SYSTEM and gave him until
D. M 20 decide. AS no reply was given them q,
the time specified, they quit. All are orderly ane
uuiet, Some of tue conductors have been asked tc
do the work, but none of them have done So yet
The yard is full of that need switching, and u
switchmen are not soon employed the jam Will o'
INN
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16

CorurgUs, o., December The trades confer
ence THE morning adopted the old rules Of The fed
eraflOn congress-.
resolution was adopted forming federalism
0f all the trades and labor unions Of America, anq
a committee Of i've was appointed % confer with
committee OF the federated congress The reao'
lnons were read and referred, and the noon recess
The federated congress- net immediateiy silef-
ward.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
CATTLEME ZEN ALARMED
Snecial Telegram the Statesman.

FoRT WORTH, December 9.--Lieutenant Barnet
Gibbs, Dallas brought the news here to day
that eight Jerseys out of a herd recently brought
from Indiana had died in Dallas to-day, and fine
stockmen here are greatly alarmed None OF
those htre have brought cattle from the north
since pleuro-pneumonia broke out, aud they are
preparing vigorous petition to be forwarded to
Governor Ireland have the disease stamped out,
and the Dallas cattle rigdly quarantined.
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SUING FOR DAMAGE
snecial Telerram to the statesman.

PAL srINE, December g. The Missouri Pacific
railroad company secured victory, Today, IN tne na
case of Mccoy, n colDred man, suing for SlO,0oi
damages Mccoy was beaten over the head WIN
a six'shooter by railroad guards, having been
found on the company's grounds during the pend
ency of an Injunction during the late strike. The
company res sted the damages on the ground tha'
the guards, though paid by them, were acting
uuder the authority of the county sheriff. Tue
verdict was for the defendant
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
u,oIrADE TRIAL.

NEW Yonk DecsmSr, ,o5 Iss tts SSqr Of OceTs
DAY ~, nesDIe n the general sessions court
70 allow q, .,iass ey are connected with the case
Iss. ss ne accused aldermen are prsSSnt except
the prisoner aad Tqlsa aos ssn a s tRe
hsn5s s.T lot al Attorney Newcom0e-
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pogBING A CLUB.

.-..- vouK. December a.-Ate meeting Of the
NV oli,, nittee Of the Union club last even
governing oy,.sd thst regular combine of sew
lng y AZ mot trusied employees Of the club bas
erai oi ..e .,stenee Tor the past year They have
been been Tobeng he slap tt y ,b ea5
ing ior pison,iiodIed ont Of over 10000.
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1o1NING THEKNIGHTs.

p,rrsRURe, December 9,-The engineers and
Nremen on the Pennsylvania system are Joining
IlfeHeI; Of Labor and number of assemblies
the hIisd haifsaadv been organized. They will have a
aNerste nave district assembly in crder 70 keep them
loot from the mixed organizations. They
Ti also retain their membership IN sne orolneI
ho9o VI n Il aid. will work in harmony " tn the
-
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RUN OVER AND KILLED.

Special Telegram 10 tne otAVesmhn'
DALLAS, December "a southbound train on
the Houston a. Texas Central railway, ran over
and killed man near Caruth switch, seven miles
north of Dallas An inquest was held here this
afternoon Papers on the deceased established his
identity as Daniel sharp, of St Louis. He was
cook, who had worked year 20 In Fort Worth,
He was drunk when killed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
MONEY

LOANS NEGOTIATED : VII ( 7.
,65raTE rJatr LOANS ON IMPh3F5 =
farms farm AND PASTURE LANDS. 80 !,
rrAmMIssfoN; E 3 ssViT INTEREST Pa, PAYAB ~ ~ =
VTJnTdY VsXTwIIaTd,Y: CHEAPEST RATES = TX
aaEETRTD aEE sE IN AUsTINe CALL on
Of Z r'"A n. Il. CBuDERS.
MCDONALD BUILDING, AUST
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AnN1Ch .lu MurllEks.

Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children toething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, Of
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is tho
best remedy for diarrhoa. 26c. bottle
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16

Messrs w. f. Chunn d Co., merchants at
Double Horn, In this county have just filed deed
of assignment in the county court Q, 5. Hardy is
onehalf that amount. They have been doing hus'
mess at Double Horn for the last ten year. The
principal ere itors are l.. \ ii. Blum, Galveston
Walter Tips, Austin; Mcllheny, Houston' L, D.
Willis Galveston The assignment was sur
prise TO ALL as they wore considered very solvent
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III. H. HAZARD & 90.

grip, representing Finley & Brunswig, druggists.
New Orleans, is Ia this city, in the interest Of MS
house. ,p
WE Armstrong is taking In the beauties OF bur-
net county, and Is booked at the Western hotel.
Ii, D. Warren, Of Austin, s on Welt to this
CITY and can be found at the Burnet hotel
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
SECTIONS.

Central Texas, 25 cotton cOun-
tlee..."""....,..".s ''..'.'s.''. .'.'''''
North Te fas, 81 cotton counties.
Southwest Texas, % cotton coun-
ties................... ......'..'.'''....'''''''
East Texas, 20 cotton countless"
West Texas, % cotton countless.
The coast, 10 cotton counties."....
Total estimates............"."."
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-12-16
TUNE YOUR PIANOS.
H. H. HAZARD & CO.
Will make yearly contract to take full
charge of your piano tuning and
cleaning at regular intervals.
Charg 5 reasonable.

We will have a tuner call and examine your
piano free of charge. Send ns Your name ana ao'
dress on postal card,
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| THIS LAST
sEAsoN. SEASON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-20
Let 'Eln UUI,te On.

With Mr.. Wolfe III Inc held to take the
place OF the lndepenaGnE Republican
nominee Of four years ago, the Democrat
&c manascra In Pennsylvania have had
aome hope oil carrying the State again
against Beaver
But this isn't SO good u year for
Pennsylvania Democrats M 1852 was'
Tho late Independents are in line. Mr..
Wolies candidacy does not promise 80
well as it did early IN the campaign.
and BLAME has stepped upon the SCENT
BlaiaO The lint American ststesman oil
his time-aRd II begins 10 look as though
thelc will not be enough ballot boxes
to hold tue Republican vote.
The mere presence Of Blaine
has fred the popular heart. His
progress through the State is without pre-
cedent, aud 1t leaves the Democratic
managers without hope.
1. At this dlspihting point somebody has
an ldea-to load up the FreSluent anu
some Of his Cabinet and carry them over
the route first travelled by Mr.. Blaine.
This is indeed u brilliant thohght-tO
rub Cleveland on the tender spot az a
counter irritant. 1t is handsome com-
pliment 10 q private citizen that nobody
can be found to pit Sgsiust him but che
President Of the United States.
Twill DO u handsomer compliment to
the private citizen after the presidential
tour is ended to compare points on the
two. The Republican cause in Pennsyl-
vsnia cannot DO hurt by exhibiting the
President. The peoplVsee for themselves
and the contrast will not escape them,
By all meaus lot the President and his
Cabinet come.
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nREAKFAsT YUpGET.

Bucket.shops are now designated "sWill'
pail" exChRDgeF.
A Rochester, N. Y, youth has his
heart on his right side.
"Pesla Of piggles and rlpples oisuiukers"
are Rsid to nave been evoked by comedy
recently played in Connecticut,
A Goshen, N. Y, electrician has in.
vented q machine by which tho tempera.
ture Of the atmosphere can be ioretold at
any and all parts Of the country,
A tombstone ina cemetery ut Augusta,
Me-, ia sEid to contain this gcni.Sbaks-
pesTan inscription;
After liie's scarlet fever
He sleeps well, "a
One OF the curious features OF the fruit
culture along the Hudson river, New
YORK, this fall Is that ripe Strawberries
we're gathered at thirteen different points
between Marlborough and Catskill on
October 8 and 9,
A 6.year.old girl in Florida dropped her
kitten down well over fifty feet deep,
and at her earnest eltreRiy her lalheT
lowered her down by the well-Iope, She
got tho kitten out all right and was pulled
up again damp, but happy.
A new profession Is followed IN France.
AS expressed by an lmpecunious and in
geniOus man, 1t is that OF being witness
for everybody. The witness stIolls about
in the neighborhood OF registry Offices
and 10 always at the service Of those who
como to register o birth, death, or ever
y marriage,
A rather unusual law question came up
at Waterville, Me-, the Other day, Aman
owed . sum Of money, and an attachment
was put on his watCh-s legal attachment
Tho man was shrewd, and said the time,
piece could not be taken, as 1t was his tool
whereby he earned s livelihood. He was
q Waterman.
A whole army oil bats invaded thG
building Of the Smithyille, Ga, NevS one
nighklast week, and after putting out the
lights by the tapping Of their wings dash
ed headlong Ut the printers and made
thlnga lively for the space oil ap hour OIL
60. 1t was not until after their leader was
slain that they beat a retreat md answer
ed to roll.Call in the woods hard by.
Tho New York steamship companies
have been doIng q pretty fair business
this year. Up 10 Oct. ! one company car
rieG 10000 ilsi'Cabin passengers and ST.
600 intermediates to and from Europe
Ths ocean record for iast.saillng vessels
has not yet been lowered, but one BOAT
however, made the diRtaUCe from q Teens
town 10 New York in B!x days, eeveu
hours and lorty.tWo minutes, returning in
six days, eight houTa and ten minutes.