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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

The farmers in Lancaster county,
Nebraska, seem to have found out
what is hurting them. At \ recent
meeting they gage expression to the
following vigorous resolution:
Resolved, That protective tariff has ruined
our wheat industries.
protective tariff has ruined our pork III
dus,ry by prohibiting foreign countries selling
GO as they have justly STOPPED buying of us.
Business between nations as between individ-
uals is reciprocal.
Protection 10 our wooden manufacturers has
ruined our sheep industry. We are selling
wool in Nebraska 81 thirteen cents per pound.
and paying three dollars yard for wool cloth.
The thief on the cross WAS respectable com.
pared 10 this steal. Our sheep are being driven
TO the slaughter pen st less than one dollar
per head. In a short time our feecy focks
will all Lave departed.
Foreign syndicstes and cattle kings are mo-
uopoliztng our public domain as cattle ranches.
threatening the cattle Industry in the hands OF
legitimate farmers with certain ruin
II takes eighty pounds of farmers corn to pay
for six ounces Of window glass the original cost
Of which is not more than penny
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

ORDER To HEAR PETITION OF GARDIAS TO SELL OR
MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE.
State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court.-1n
Probate
In the matter of the Guardianship of George
F. PreStiey and William A. PriestiSy minor
heirs OF William II Prestlcy, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Mary f.
PrieStey general guardian of said minors setting
forth the amount of real and personal estate
of said infants that has come TO her hands,
and the disposition thereof and praying that
license be to her granted 10 sell or mortgage
their real estate for the purpose of providing tor
the maintenance OF said minors and II appearing
by said petition that there is not sufficient per
soual estate i'll the hands of said general Guardian
to provide for the maintenance of said infants
and that 1t is necessary 10 sell or mortgage
said real estate.
ed in said real estate appear before the judge OF
at the court house in the village OF Dodge
VILE, AT niue o'clock in the forenoon then and
there to show cause (il any there shall be- why
license should not be granted TO said Mary f.
Priestey 10 sell or mortgage said real estate ac-
cOrdinr To she prayer of said petition.
And il is further ordered, that this order shall
be published for four successive weeks prior TO
said dayof hearing in the Iowa County Democrat
weekly newspaper circulating in said county,
and copy thereof served personally on all Her-
sous inter, Sted IN the estate and residing in this
county, at least twenty days before the day
herein appointed for the hearing.
Dated Dcdgeville. Iowa county, Wis. Deccem-
Der 2d, 1855.
BY the Court
seal JOHN I. JONES. County Judge
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01
CHAPTER XVI
TAME srR2EyuEE

This il true copy Of the letter which fell
IKE q bombshen between the gentle ans
Ieace-loFing Talberts:
'-BLAcETowx, Dec 81, 1S--To Ii.
NessTz- Horace and Herbert TeIbert: Gen
te-nea-We have this morning been con
sailed By Ar. Rawlings with reference Il
yOur re<ussl to restore to hzrl his child, JOIN
Rawlings, whom be lost about two Yeas age
IN mysterious manner, and whom he has
recently discovered TO lie living in youl
house,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

Compulsory vaccination is now
being strictly enforced in Montreal
and other cities of Canada. The
amount expended in extirpating
The small pox epidemic in Montreal
reaches the sum of $4,000, and it
is said that it will take further large
SUM to meet the remaining engage
ncnts entered into.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

The Courier Journal considers
Secretary Manning's report the
strongest and most emphatic tariff
reform document that has issued
from an official source for many
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01
County News.

New blacksmith in town.

New blacksmith IN town.
Business quiet, with plenty of wet
weather
Mrs. George Hart is dangerously
sick, at this writing.
Christmas was generally observed
here by family reunions. The NJ. K.
Sunday school had Christmas tree
Christmas Eve, which was well at
tended.
Our tobacco men are busy strip
ping their tobacco and report the
weed to be in good condition.
Mr.. Joseph Jeffrey and wife, OF
Robinson Colorado, formerly of this
place. returned on Thursday. Mr..
Jeffrey has been in the mercantile
business il the former place. We
understand he has sold out and will
locate with US permanently.
One of the members of the Lime
Kiln Club was invited to appear
before Justice Arthur, in Dodgeville
on Saturday next. The president was
little indignant, and after reading
several postal cards remarked that
he takes it to be the sentiments OF
this club that if any person in the
future should send a similar invita-
ton to any single individual member
without inviting the whole club,
could go to shoel as far this organ
ization is concerned.
Mr.. James James who has been
absent about eight years on Lake
Superior, is visiting friends and rel
atiYeS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

Dr. S. l.. Lord, of Edgerton, has
been chosen by the Northwestern
tobacco growers association to rep
resent its interests before congress,
and to lobby for an increase in
the duty upon imported tobacco.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

The Chicago, Milwaukee II st.
Paul stocks are still on the rise. On
Wednesday the preferred stocks adj
vanced in the New York market to
I21i; an advance Of /, from the day
Lcfnrr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

The revival Of business seems to
have struck the iron trade. Numer-
Gus furnaces are being " blown in u
afteE. long continued idieness.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01
Congressman Rankin lies at the
point of death, in Washington.

The " irrepressible conflict OF the
near future-commercial freedom.-
The Tax-Gatherer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

The State Teachers Association
and the Wisconsin Academy of Arts
and Sciences were both in session at
Madison this week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

The love of the protectionists for
Secretary Manning is growing cold
since he recommended a material
reduction in imports duties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

A tariff for revenue only is not
SO much of scare-crow to the dear
people as it was in the fall of 1880.
The light is dawning.-The Tax
Gatherer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01
The Courier-Journal saws

YES, the Republicans are exceedingly anxious
TO have South Dakota a state Suppose We give
it 10 them boys, and at the same time make
them present of four about more sp:ck and
span new States cut up out of Texas"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

Secretary Manning has issued
call for ten millions Of three per
cent bonds; interest to cease on Feb
rIarv [ ST
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01
COBB.
4 happy New Year to all.

il happy New Year to all.
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment held at the NJ. +. church last
Friday Eve, was a grand success
Receipts at the door $1,000.
Chas. Billings, of Chicago. after
an absence of one and one hall
years, is spending few days with
relatives and friends here.
The NJ e. church people have
decided to hold a festival at the
church the Eve before New Years.
Cyrus Cunningham, of the Platte
vile State Normal School is enjoy
ing the holidays with his parents
and friends.
@. G. Smith and Jos. Hooking,
of Dodgeyille, made our town a
short visit on Monday.
The remainder OF DR.. Andrews
town lots were sold at DodgevilIe
Tuesday. Jas Fox, ST., Henry
Cunningham and Hugh Spencer
being some of the purchasers.
The Editor of the Dodgevllle
Chronicle was in town Monday,
He has appointed a new editor for
the Cobb department, in the person
of Al. Harvey. lie made a good
choice. Success Al, i'll the new en-
tcrprise. Ed. f. Thomas removed,
cause, offensive partlsanshlp.)
Annie NJ. Pryor, of the State
Normal School at Platteville, came
home to spend the holiday vacation.
Our school will open next Mors
day after u two weeks vacation.
Let every scholar be on hand to do
better aud more work next term.
W. J. Rapson is visiting relatives
at Chapi3 .-Owa.
Cant :, J,b have social club.
Young folks wake up, and let's try.
John Iregoning and Miss Jacko,
of Mineral Point, spent Christmas
at the Tregoning residence at this
place.
Chas. Holman returned from
Gankton, Dakota. last week where
he has been the past year. He
says go west young man"
j. Bailey shipped a car load OF
stock to Milwaukee Tuesday. Bailey
is a rustlcr and if you have any
stock to sell it will be to your inter.
est to see him before selling.
Melissa Eastman, of Hazel Green,
is visiting her brother Willard and
her friend Lucy Bailey of this place
Call at Eastman's office if you
are anxious to pay taxes. They
are only Il little over two per cent
| think our county dads" had
better let the asylum rest awhile
or they will have all the people o
this county paupers and will have
to care for them at the county farm
Hallam brothers of the State Uni.
versity, are enjoying their vacation
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tregoning, of this place.
Nj. Purdy, of Bellevue, Iowa
has been visiting his daughters
Mrs. Crowell and Mrs. Wilson, for 6
few days, returning home Monday
evening.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

U FLs1t . s-ssatEfl 10 tlsF VIII 11D5 t1It,
saarslg-
The brotl,ers faces were perfect studies.
Tat tvo pcop,e Ike tbs should isy claim 70
Dez1-ice's hoy was simply absurd. .sinpo=-
sztiz,- they calculated in cre breath
Don't zay impossible said G-. RawirgS-
''yTa mar find or Little be. CT last: VIC hare
b7c, hunt.n- about ell ever England fer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01
A New Stock of Goods for The Fall and
Winter Trade lust Received.

An inspection % my stock and work is re
speCtully solicited.
I3vl ADAM DRESEN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

AS it was the Talberts tenporiza!: the
promised to consider the matter for n f,w
Ga.s, and let Mr.. Rawlings know the decision
they might come to. Mr.. Rawlings v-oI2 On
his buT;ncss card the name of Il Eettl q,
which he was Saving, and having ell md
again asserted tlas he would not b. !. Mod
ct his rebound sen, at last, to the IN. ak
ale relief of our friends, drove aw%y inE.1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-01-01

ORDER To HEAR PETITION OF GARDIAS TO SELL OR
MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE.
State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court.-1u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

rumors Of the widest character relating
W INC governments Intentions The
gteAt meeting OF Nationalist called TO
ssseinole 10 the suburbs OF IFish town on
Tenuay VIII, u Is thought, be prohibited.
nc oilcials Of the Irish National league
90 not appear 70 be disturbed. They are
an pursuing their avocatlons in ordinary
ways, and ell of them say they have no
lnea what the government has decided to
DO, u II has decided at ali.
EARTHQUAKE sHoCRs ~ SMYRNA.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, Nov. "a. - Severe
shocks OF earthquake were felt to. day in
SMYRNA, Tchesme, aud the island of
Chios.
LoNDoNpgRRY's PROCLAMATION.
DUBLIN, Nov, 81 The proclamation Of
the marq0is Of Londonderry, lord lieu
tenant OF Ireland, prohibiting the holding
OF the advertised National League meet.
ing at Sligo tomorrow, has been posted
throughout Sligo aud has produced great
excitement.
HEIR TO rHR RoUMENIAN THsoNE.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 27.--rhe Rlumenian
chambers opened to-day. In his speech
from the throne King Charles expressed
himself as hopeful Of continue &C q
peace, His majesty also announced that
Prince Ferdinand Of lI0henzOllern had
been defloitely selected as heir to the
throne OF Roumenis, the king being child
less.
wHKN PARLIAMENT MEETS.
LONDON, Nov 27,--Parliament will
meet on January 10. The government
Will ask Tor the whole time Of tho house
TO deal with the procedure ru.es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
'NaN Iva TOI SLVOOHHAO

unkno ., aud gives TO airy uothiru a
local haoltAtiou and pnme,n IA whe,
no exnerienaes the genuine pleasure of
authorship. -
! say, lot us prosect oar wrlters, for
when We oeass 70 do SO we destroy the
sweet incentive TO cOmponptIon. While
they are protected and cncouraned
aad feel that lhelg wofSs meet
a proper appreciation, they cxpe.
rlenee plessurs In conposltsou that no.
one but an author ever experiences, aud
the result II we are gifted With hoanti-
ful literature rcdolent with Tho frarranee
OF high thoughts and worthy asplrstiona.
An aEn OF culture and rellaement aawns.
and an era of broliierly feeling ana prss,
pfrity ensuee How truly
srhoae polished have nmaHia,ss lmapttss
no''cncl .hg rude and claimed tho boinisfoun
unleas there IL reward Tor those that
write they VIII cease to do 40. And
when inen cease TO wsite ara lltttature
ttlls Into disfayor, tho rollnlrz arts al.
cline and a retrograde movement acte,in.
hilisooFo, Tex. Toa 8 TuRNem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
THE DALLAS CONFERENCE.
Yesterdays Proceedings ofrhe aethodists
Of the North.

e..t., 10 th, e.,,o,,
'pr''4i " w o- M oo.,..
pAIi'Ns' i"N'' NV CV"
ence OF Inc meihodlst hpiscoPal cuure =
North, opened this morning at $3.50 with
an half hours religions service, Blshop
Hurst in the chair. Minutes OF yostsr-
davis session read and approved.
Tbe committee on education made their
,o,,nrs wh,ch csu ee n lepetby and al
mated d,senss,on' 10 which tSe matters
n~rtaIplne 10 he interests OF the college
,''a-e ihngouebi I discnssed and the ro port
~ ,he romTit,ea ,yss men adcpted.
pho conterence raonested inc appotnt.
r,ant 81 Rsv m 4 Dsngherty az 6osp-
nioi AGENT % yoisa tnnds and found a eoI.
,a.,a q, C,6eess Tax
The Wome,,s Chrtstian Temnerance
r,rtnn sent ,,r..iings a., tho conference.
"a n,y re aecse,s ~ ,sss yeonested m send
resno ans If he conference, expressing
,he,r annrecistion of the WORK thew arc
tnSr IN ION ~ asrce IN ,he GOOD re-
.,o ,',s rrn,yina, an ~ ,se,r oyoani1,tion.
' Rey q scboeeId nsstor of Inc con.
,,.ae,a,,o,sI f.hnrnh I'd ala citv' was intro
6ncsd Ia tbe conference r,.' AID r. r.. Webb
~ ,he FI psso cnrfsrerce
" ,r W. II corliil q w Campbell. A.
wshlin and q Wsbiburq were received
600 NH rnsr,hsrshin in t6e conference.
'"I ~. ~ ~ i Tbonss gsvs yerv interest.
a.. 49,, - ~, ,.,,,,t q, ,be psnhandie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
A SNAKE STORY.
How nm omeer Recovering stolen Goods
Pulled "a snake cut of "a HoIe.
gueaIaI 10 thu ahgelte

How an Ohieer Recovering stolen Goods
Pulled "A snake cut of HoIe.
Special TO tho Gazette.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Nov. 2E.---fnlcers
are expected here tomorrow from the
Chlckasaw country with Bud Starr,
Frank Moore, Bill Brown aud Vance
Barnes, all charged with robbery. From
one Of the party who arrived to-day the
following facts are obtained On the
night OF the 10Th these four pen and
another man named Tom Patton broke
into Jim OVcrstreet's store ~ Tenor
Greek, in the Cbicasaw nation, and
carried off over $500 worth OF
goods which they divided equally.
Each one secreted his plumber In = differ
ent place. They were pursued by a posse
who came up with them on Mud creek
and lgnt ensned 10 which Tom Patton
was killed aud the others captured All
OF them told where their share Of gold
was secreted except Bud Starr who re-.
fused 10 give np his plunder, Tom Pat.
toms portion was hidden In small cave
and Officer Wiley johnson Oh N1ntague,
Tex, crawlcd ia 10 got ~. The
place was just large enough 70
admit him aud whom he had gathered
his arms full OF goods bis companions
pulled him out by the heels, when on the
outside huge rattlesn6ke with fifteen
rattles was c3lIed up among the goods,
but fortunate Y The officer had hnddled
him up ia such way that no could not
bits MIN. Bud Starr Is prosecuting wit
ness against Sheriff McClain Of Montague
county, Tex, Eighteen others who are
here awaiting trial for assault, etc, ex'
pect their oasesto come up next Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
TRYING TO aRr THIN.
How PRECEDENT Cleveland Il said 20 no
G-tlinR ItiS Fissh fl.daosd,
ft...a. t9...i.

ostlinR nis rissh iledaosd,
omaha Herald,
Sine" he camo 10 tho White House the
president hos been rapidly gaining flesh,
until he now weighs 1fly poands more
than he did whom be was elected. He
does not take any exercise. lie drives
out for an airing every pleasant afternoon
10 comfortable carriage, but The ride
doesn't give him any more exercise than
II nc spent 40 much time 10 a rocking.
chair. lie 10 getting 40 fat as TO DO an.
comfortable as well as ungainly, aud has
been In consultation with doctor Of the
swedish maeaago school. This doctor
does not prescribe any drugs, nor does he
us0 the Bantlng system OF dleting. lio
simply recommends the movement cure,
aud his treatment OF the president s very
funny, II his exeelleuCy would only nd.
init spectators he might make large for.
tune by charging an admission fee, ft
would not be avery dignilsd performance,
nut people would SO \ lopg distance to
soc the president Of the whole United
states go through the motions.
First the doctor makes hiiGl lia fat on
his back on the floor etiffan himself out
with his arms down at his side and thon
raise his feet In the air with HE haela to-
gethor until his legs are AZ an angle Of
forty degrees, Tnis II repeated several
tlmee, aud until one bias tried a no can.
not realize how dinlgult aud exhausting
u IL, Tor none Of tho Joints IN the hody
can be moved except those Of The hips.
The next movement Is 20 ralhe tho feet IN
tho same position aud move them nronnd
in tho air 40 that the heels viii describe
circle. This Is more diglcult silil and
none but accomplished gymnsHig can do
II AZ the FIRST attempt. Tho third move
ment IL to stretch out on tho floor, with
the face down, aud then reiss the body on
the hands and tees After this has been
tried the patlentlB 10 stand on tho tips Of
his toes and fingers and inaks motions as
II he were swimming. ny going through
this process three times o day, ~ trBt
only few mlnuies,and then iouger,as tho
muscles OF the stomach will permit, itis
claimed that fat man oa1 reduce bls
flesh with remarkable rapidly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
LAMPASAS CONFERENCE.
Yesterday Was Taken MP Hearing and
Passing Upon Reports al the
Various Committees.
Full Roll OF the Members In Attendance
List OF the snperAnnuated--Cne
Minister Expelled.

Special 90 the Garcttc.
LAMrAsAs, Tx, Nov. a7.--~Thc M. =
conference convened for its fourth day
session promptly on time, The members
answered promptly to the roll-call, The
following Is a full roll OF the members,
Il. II. Adelr, o. NJ. Addison, j. Il. L.
Annis, e. l. Armstrong, A. A. Allison, j
W. d. Allen, II. A. Bourlsnd, ". A. Rail.
ey, Il II. Bates, j. NJ. Bond, r. r, Bar
Gus, B. n Radgrtt. Root CraNfard, j. n.
Cox, j. II Collard, Jr.. W, q Conner, ]
+. Carl, j ID Crockett, A, r. Culbertsor,
Davis, j. :. Davis, j j Davis, j. w
Dickinson, @ W. Daniel, r. Y. Damn, u.
II Dlckey, 9. II. Ellis, j Il, Ellis, Q. \
Field, q. +. Fair, J r. Franks, y. w
g avis j. A, Gardner, G w Graves, w.
Il. Graves, ii. Nj. Glass, b. II Gassaway,
j. A. Hyder, j. w Heidi, II. Il Henry.
j. T. Hesmor, w. l.. Harris, J T.. Halse,
W. w. Henderson, J j Harris, Jerome
| HArAison,J j, B, Hawkins w w Jones, M
y Jnhnstupi n A. Keen, j. w Kizzlah, w
II. Kyce, VI. X l. tile, j X Lane, Abe
Log, w Lemons, J. w. Montgomery
Samuel Morris, j =. McCarver, w. r.
Mrlugin, X NJ. Norris, !. l.. Mills, Marion
| Mills, J p. Mussett, ID. Morgan, Jas.
Msckey, W. l., helms. H. d. Norwood, j
r. Ne,son, j. y N al. a w Owens Wm
Price, j. G. Putnam. n. IN Raymond. n
r. RAY, w, ID. Robinson. l. N R.,yes 1.
! q Rodgers. J W SAMSON "A Al Stsvens
]. r. Steele, Thos. Stanford. a w swat
| ford, ID C, Strange. w r. n Stock,nn
In. M. Sweet s Scntt u w sim
mons, A. 7. smith, +, c. Stepneson, ID
G, Stork, y. A Thomson, b, j II
A y TAYLOR. II " Tramnel ~ n
Waugh, WIN. Waugh. sam p. WRIGHT. i
| walker. Il. M. Winbnrn. a s wat, Al
In wells, w. Il Woodard. II w
Melbourne, j. Il. Wood, j. A. wallace.
| Sam Weaver.
| Law Members-J =. Ruoker. w n
Davidson. W. w Brooks y n zIbhs Z
| n linton II w .tarkson AZ + IIsv
kIns. A NJ. Dechman. + w stevens /
" Parsley. ID i BROWN. Hiram sharn
| ! ! johnson. / n Tprnel w n Rar'
| ton A p PAYNE. N : CrecnWood ~ Al
fowler j. II Cnllnrd 81 i n Rrown
A committee was annointed ip.retcrence
10 an Fplscopal residence and ordored ~
confer with ike cornmtttees from ,ht
dinerent diooeses
Tbe committee nm con,.reroe r.lot,ors
suhnitted n renort thot I w n AiInn
| j w. Walknp. r.. Crawford' Thomas eli
more and Jo6n Carpen,cr he continued IN
snnerannuated relation
7 h. Iobn. ID ID az Texas copfareno,
and secretary of the hoard az foreipr
miasions was tntrodncted Itts tY.nor,
was read and referred 70 nroner nnm
mIttees
t., a. Palmer. business manager of IN,
Publishing hopse addressed the CON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

are subject TO federal law aud wlful
violation Of their duties Is an indIotable
oftnse. He also said that II the
state board Of registration reylscrs
had stricken from the list Of voters the
names OF persons without having lrst
fally satisfied there selves that the persons
80 stricken on mad no legal right to vote,
then the members Of the board had com.
mitted an oftenso againrt federal law and
were subject 10 Indictment. Any person
VINO voted from a precinct Of witch he
wss not a resident - also indictahla and
the jury were so Instructed to Gnd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28
snERNaS.
A Jury FHlls 60 Agree-sArrfsted ON, n
Charge of Roebers--A Rrok~n AAie
Special TO the Gsfcttc

Jury Tails 60 Agree-sArrrsted ON n
Charge Of lobberS--A Broken AAie
Special TO the Gsfcuc.
SngRwAN, TRX., Nov. ~. The larry iss
the case Of Wash Halnes, charged with
murder, remained out all night and was
called into the courtroom by Judge Malt.
by AZ 10 O'Clock, aud after the foreman
stated that Il would be impOeaiblo for
them TO sgrec ON verdict, were dis.
charged by thts court Tho Jury stood
eleven for conviction and one for ac.
qntal
Robert Rye charged with thofe, plead
gnlity In the district court this morning
aud was given two years in the psniten-
tiary,
A petition was presented TO the coanty
commissioners this morning for the tor.
nation Of new school district ia the
southern part OF the county which was
deferred for consideration by tho court.
George Bridges aud John Bond, both
residents OF this city and identified with
the sporting profession, were arrested by
Sherld May this afternoon AZ u'clocN
nuder charge OF rOhhng man by the
name Of Smit from Denison, they
were ar Aligned before Justice Hnkle,
who fixed the bonds for appearance ON
wednesday next AZ $3.50 each, which had
not bHsn given Mt alSte hour.
II. n. ,sthound passenger train ON the
Texas1 10 railroad met with an nc
cidtDt atNl.at is known rs the RI ket's
place, just before entering the city limits
to-day, winch, though not serious, caused
| considerable delay. While running at
the regular rate the engineer felt q i0stlc,
aud, turning toward the rear, Immediately
saw that something was wrong, aud
putting on the full force OF the brakes
suddenly stopped the train, whom II was
discovered that the front AISLE OF the bag
gage car had broken In two, letting the
| front end OF the car down on tho track,
but without further damage the other
portion OF the train rematuing standing
uniniured The brokeunxle showed hat
# had been partially broken for some.
/ tine. The train with the disabled car
reached the city after al hours delay.