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NorLCR.

An communications OF business ma
turo should be addressed to the 1 ,,''ua,s
pnbushlns Co., and not to mol'loU'''
connected with the paper
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| DR EMORY E. NGXOS, hSneoSs9
~ removed hls Office and resstenal Z
rouslh and Taylor strt els, DR.. llgoan0
HosiIS nee. Onloe hours: 80 loA ~
~ Te ephoue connections.
VIVIAN a RYLAND, genessI lhst 2
~ lection agents FOR &e rifl1'
he1as, Tascoaa, Ter,
NJ; w. W. kOUTH, Homsopa
~ o0e Mains rect, opposite p0sip-1
70 ~ a. ~, 1880 TO iahd 70 ap,n "
~ 20 1, Residence Third street., 9'ii
lelephone Connections.
III oDGES 4 WELLS, Atsorneyi =
- Montague, Texas. Special ailanp' z
~ una aud commercial iiigaiion,
~ B. MUNDf, attorney 81 lag n
1Ss agent, Clay comfy, Helr"@
oilee IN onurt-honse,
RiRCHtikLD 4 sTEPHfNs bsss'
- yerl and Ian agente, yeInpa, e'iss
saonhty, Tonas render lands Ana g1.Tl
.usnlsh abstraof, OF and perfect hs.a "
ssS1uoein and ref resent OwaeIs q W.
lave oomplet abstracts 10 WllpA.tF \
lehlan, Wichita Knox. Baylor s.'
,onn1es tAnd litigation 3 speelsl1 y
WooD, Fi5HER 4 Ford, Aai''%
~ Law. San Marcos, 1uxss,
AANIs, BEALL y ROGERs, Aila w,
Oounselors At Law. Over laIs TX.
lonM oank Main street. forf Noftp' ~
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country. The wIn,s,
game scarce, and w,s v Z, ~ n.
q the place where Lshsp y, q l.f,'
tney were ont OF b oy ~, W 81
with WIN e ,. and crying y, v, 'I
went into camp, nsd ~ sNt a
murdered his comm S y W. llE|
deys lived on TIE iies S'y y "a &
IN the carry part q y ~ <, All
WAY 70 Los 2 no4 agene ~ Z. Pe,
Bell had gone cav sA,nh
had murdered M NV NJ,
While he (Packer) was 'slsf n
game and on his re,u- !, !, ont Az
lacked him with a b,trh Y e'as
compelled to kill Bell N N ~. "
facker was arrest j a. sS' 4 ~
nary hearing, and wss INN. W.,
guacae Jail, from where Ssg Y
same year, and was 4 mn, ~ -,
VINE ne was recaptured7 !, 4 "
man, Wy. T., going unds =. s'r
J !, Swartz' His atlemns J. v !.
prove tnat he killed onIv X r.s wy
stoutly maintains his i1no Seall
sN io9r and seems rscs s,sss I /
fate, although he claims .' i
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LOST.

osT-siX certificates one ha1dra|
49, eaeh, OF Fort Worth g nenywCsya
STOCK, Nos. Cts, G69, $40, 40 TVl. is d
iia peen stopped and applica Ion III n
,ias Deen made to The company ma
W III. z OLDSCIIAInT 1 "
IS Exchange. place. kll A
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MsM 60 the Galveston convention
The lease law ia a failure wronS' w
lniany.
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raEsr are duh hot months but tue
souna Of the hammer is heard IN fof'
worth. This place hath all seasons 70
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nullplNa boom Is now in iSs iHc'p'
ieney. 4 walk down Main street rs '"'
couranlng.
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INDIA has greater acreage Oh ""'0'
than the United states
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TINS two fairs continue TO breed Gus,
.o,a and nut bushes on the face OF all
North Texas,
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rnr eta,e democratic convention moe'S
TO day --.------
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NAN named swndler has been sp'
no,n,ed postmaster at Climax, Mo-
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r,onr members OF congress have oieo
,n,,nr the present administration
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FOR REST-DwELIlScs
FOK sALE-pIASo,

OK sALE-A line Ii Ines Blo Il
stoo inent grand piano, as good 4 n
NV, wiz be sold for S2g5. y. Is. clarIl,l
sure dealer, 50e and h0i Houston sIisll
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WANT COLUNi'.


VNHE Peoples fnteiiisesss ~.
Il office, up stairs over nt nv N
Railroads, hotels farmers Vsssla,s
Iscto 8 and riyate famiIiss' u y,
reliable he 2. both male and ,a luisll
GERS promptly attended 10, T rs@t
q. w. Gnynn, Proprietor. + Aslspls
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NATEs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

no MIL SUBSCRIBKRS.
Postage Prepaid bp fhe Pubiishers)
Dsiiy. Weokly.
one Ycnr 80. SO % Ono Year .,.... y og
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SUNDAY GAZETTE t2por annum, postpaid
DELIYBRED ny CARRfERS.
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NeM ~, anu tinu r.sia.. ~. .,,fs 4
Viii cross and connect all tho lines ~
road y the l'acillc and Rocky mountains,
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THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-Rde Circulation Of any Daily
News amer ublished in Texas.

TUESDAY nonNINo. Auousr 10.
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Save tho Chicken
B BY using Bass Chicken rs.,
For sale by all druggists S0's'l
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w-ANTED'

Fifty ilrst class r.aDorsrs sn Ass ~
i'ai Building, at Austin, Tss,
Wages a.sO to 500 per day.
DOS wIiAH
Sub csps's
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otiIee Of Publication Second ST., Between H9gston
and ThroekmOrton. Entered at the sort WORTH
postoiiics as Seoond-Clahs Mail Matter.
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~ to Brownwood.
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in the city. 9SAs eue hoes' candies
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tyrelps Tor any Subscriptions due M lssS
hcimulatoy, 900 ny Wy 'N'e
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For many years hack Aunt
brook has been living In the
81 a life on the iar-ott sol,
looking &c the time when she F.
thls lie Of turmoil and fail
meath the soft shade OF ms
| Ages," when the canopy o. =
wonld shelter her from mar
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whole--Mr. Reagan, Of Texas, in the ehair-on
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
On motion of Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania,
an amendment was adopted apprOpFiating $I4,-
$40 for the service of the Army and Navy Hos
pital at Hot Springs, Ark
The committee rose for the purpose of enabling
Mr.. Randall to present, and the House to pass,
joint resolution to provide for ten days from
to-day THE last day OF the fiscal year, for the ex-
penditures Of the government, not provided for
in the appropriation bills already passed This
having been done, the committee resumed its
session.
On motion of Mr. Grosvenor, of Ohio an
amendment was adopted providing that none of
the money appropriated for the expenses of
the United States courts shall be paid for the
fees of marshals or clerks. or any writ or bench
warrant, or the arrest of any person who may
be under Indictment by any United States grand
jury. when such person is under recognizance
taken before any United States commissioner
recurring his appearance before the court in
which such indictment is found.
Mr.. Voorhees,. of Washington Territory, Of
fered an amendment appropriating SO 600 to
carry into effect the order of any court for the
removal Of Chinese persons found not lawfully
entitled to be, or remain in, the United States
Rejected.
The committee having reached the last page
of the BILL rose.
Mr.. Belmont. of New York. submitted the
conference report on the diplomatic and con-
sular appropriation bill, and it was agreed to.
Adjourned.
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Muilane declared ..Not County ),

CINorNNATr June 30.-The board of directors
of the American Base ball Association, at noon
to-day, began an investigation of the charges
against Tony Mullane, pitcher for the Cincin-
natis, published short time ago by the Cincin-
natl Enquirer The charges as contained in
that paper were read. They are. in brief. that
two men in INDIANAPOLIS McAlahon and Clayton.
made aifidavits that they received each letter
from Mullane. prior to a certain game at Brook
lyn last year, telling them TO bet everything on
the Brooklyn club The Enquirer is not repre-
sented to support its charges and Mcmahon and
CLAYTON are not here. After listening to the
testimony, Muilane unanimously voted
mot guilty" A committee was appointed to
report as the proper course for the association
TO take in prosecuting Mullane's defamers.
resolution was finally adopted requesting the
Cincinnati club to compel the Enquirer TO prove
its allegations in court or recover damages for
the publication
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THE HOUsE.
Mr.. Ranney Pressats Report Generating
Garland, Goode and Others.


Mr.. Ranney Presents !. Report Generating
Garland, Goode and Others.
WASHINGTON, June 30-Ar. BOYLE, of
Pennsylvania from the Pan-electric committee,
submitted report signed by four m embers of
the committee upon the subject of its inyestiga;
ton It is accompanied by the following resolu-
tion
Resolved. That full fair and exhaustive investi-
CATION has failed to adduee any evidence which tends
to show that Attorney general Garland, Solicitor
Goode, Secretary Lamar. Indian Commissioner At
kius, Railroad Commissioner Johnston, Senator
H6rris-they being the officers named in the Pan
electric publications of the newspaper press. which
give rise to this nvestigationdid act, official
otherwise connected with the matter investigated,
which was dishonorable censHrable
The report and the resolution is con-
Cured in by Mr.. Hale-were referred to the
House calendar
Mr.. Ranney, of Massachusetts. also submitted
report signed by the four Republican members
of the committee
Mr. Hale, of Missouri, presented his Individual
views. Tnese reports were placed upon the cal
endar
Mr.. Reed, of Maine reserved all points of or
der against the resolution accompanying Mr..
Boyls's report; and Mr.. Ranney. stating that
the resolution had never been submitted to the
committee or acted upon by it, also reserved
points.
Mr. Boyle said that the resolution had been pre-
scented with the consent OF the gentleman from
Massachusetts, who had expressly waived any
meeting of the committee
Mr. Ranney replied that that was true so far
ms the report was concerned, but he had never
seen or heard of the resolution before.
Mr. Boyle thereupon asked TO withdraw the
report and resolution, but Mr.. Hale objected
The House hen went into committee OF the
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Chicago series, Fred Pfeffers right thigh, almost
to the knee, closely resembled badly -discolored

Chicago series, Fred Pfeffers right thigh, almost
TO the knee, closely resembled badly -discolored
banana skin.
Can you play ball in that shape21 asked him
as glanced at the blackened flesh.
20, it's got TO BE DONE" was the laconic reply,
and although it's pretty sore for the first few
games of the season, we soon get used toit We
all get bruised up more or less at the opening of
the season. and you may not believe II, but half
of us stay black and blue in spots until the sea-
son closes. This leg looks little worse than
usual now I'll admit. but it won't be clear and
white again until the pennant has been won or
LOST
Every preparation is being made for the next
series between Detroit and Chicago. which takes
place in Chicago, July s. Q and 10. President
MARSH. or the Detroit club, and the friends and
admirers of the team in that city, are organizing
strong delegation with which to descend upon
our city for the opening game They Dr0Dose to
pay Chicago back in her own coin. and will come
armed with a broom brigade Of hinge
dimensions. President Spanlding is like
wise preparing ample accommodation for
their reception, and the day promises
to be given over to the enjoyment and excite
ment which the meeting of the two clubs will af-
ford. Endeavors which will doubtless prove
successful are being made with the management
OF the Illinois Central Michigan Central, Chi
cage % Northwestern, Chicago Milwaukee q
st. Paul, Chicago & Alton, the Wabash, the
Panhandle and all other prominent lines enter
ing Chicago. to offer special reduced round trip
rates from all points upon their respective lines
of road, and the prospects for large crowds from
all outlying towns and cities in Michigan, In
diana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa seem as
sured. Special hotel rates Will be offered by the
Briggs. Clifton, McCoys and other well known
hostelries, and that the games willbe we'll worth
the journey goes without saying. As July 4
comes on Sunday this year. July has been Sc
leeted in their schedule as the double day game,
upon which the Boston team will appear upon
the Chicago grounds, morning and afternoon,
for two games with the White Stockings.
Con.
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IN TIE CITY.


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ROSEDAI.E~-W. Bucher
RCSsvILLE-M. Ktisher.
RUsSIAyILLE-SIyte b Nicholson.
RUsHvILLE-H. g. Hillieoss.
RUsHsYLvANTA. O,-S. a. TAYLOR
SALEM-J. a. Kemp.
3 ScoTT LAND, I'LL. A. Greenwald
SELENA--J. L. Simmons
SEYmoUR-Flatter & Son.
Haynes, Grishaw & Shook.
MISUNDERSTANDING Edgar Elrnore
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. Powell.
SHELDON, nl-Bert Brady.
SHERTEAN--W. f. Clements
SILVER LAKE w. ". Long.
SoUTH BEND. b. Madison.
SoUTHPoRT-H A McA1pin
SoUTHPoRT-Sunday George w. Christian.
SOUTH WHITLEY-Cfoheenf e. Co.
SPENcRR-J n. Lawson & Co.
SPICELAND-O. H. Nixon.
STAUNTON--A. Webster.
STILESVILLE--J. Gentry.
ST.. JOSEPH. Ill.-G. N Wininger
ST. Louis. Mo.-John 0verton Union Depot
ST.. PAUL-Thomas Eek, ST.
SULLlvAN-Eddie Weir
SuMMITvILLE-E. p. Searle
swift CITY-W. M. Martin.
TAYLoRsvILLE-Tillman Fuip.
TERRE HAUTE--G. w. Faris.
THoRFTowN-C. +. Utter.
TIPToN--H. Mehlig.
UNION CITY--Swain e Brit
URBANA, HIN. E. Watson
REPRESENTATION Hurt
VERMILLIoN, HID. NJ. Mason.
VINCENNES--C. S. Miller
sWABASH-W. X. Thurston.
MISUNDERSTANDING Frank Rigler.
WALDRoN--C Chapman 81 Larmore.
WARREN-E. M. Huff
WARsAw--L. G. Boydston
WAsHrNGToN-H orrall s. Bro.
WATERLoo-A. T.. Geaugue.
WAvELANDA-H. A. Pratt.
WAYNETOwN-J G. Heath.
WESTFIELD-J. w. Davis
WEsTFIELD-Sunday- Williams
WEsTFIELD nl.-W. A. Syder.
WEST LEBANoN--Jas. Kimball.
WEST NEwToN-Moses Allen.
sWHrTELAND--Smock 81 Combs
WHITELOcK--J HORNED.
WuLdAMsPoRT--W. s. Crawford.
WINCHESTER-Ira Trip.
WoRTHINGToN-W. B. Squire.
XENIA Ind.--R. Powell.
YORKT0WN--W. A. Goings
ZIoNSvILLE-B.F. Clark.
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THE DALE WEATHER BulLErrN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON July /, Ia M.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours,
from Z A. NJ, for indianapolis and Vicinity
Fair weather, stationary temperature.
For Ohio and West Virginia-Slightly warmer,
fair weather, variable winds generally easterly.
For Indiana and Illinois Fair weather. sta
tionary temperature, easterly winds, shifting to
southery.
For Wisconsn--Fair weather, followed by local
rains, nearly stationary temperature, southerly
winds
For Western Michigan-Far weather, sta
tionary temperature, variable winds becoming
southerly
Local Observations
TnSrr AZ rNrrc Yuno
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Base Isaif IN Indiana.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FRAsKToRr June 30 The home club de-
feated the Dephis yesterday. The game was
embarrassing throughout. the visitors being nm
able to nit Garbea with any effect. The follow
ing IL the score:
Frankfort q @ 8 4-2O
Delphi. .............0 o / 2 o o r. b
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GOO for 25 ms Crown Jewel or White Rose aeus.
OU 12I2c per can for good salmon.
10c per can for choice mackerel
Toe per can for mustard sardines.
Zoe per can for ported ham or tongue
13c per can for cooked corn beef.
SC per bottle for good catsup.
1Oc per bottle for good table sauce.
$1.0O for is lbs extra G sugar.
$1.O0 for II lbs light extra sugar.
S1.00 for 6 lbs s. A. sugar.
%1.00 for ID bs confectioners' A sugar.
$1.00 for Id lbs standard granulated sugar.
zoe for gallon choice Golden syrup.
25c for bars Everyday soap.
25c for bars Dandy soap.
15c for bars Ivory soap.
25c for lbs bost Pearl starch.
25c for lbs large lump Silver Gloss starch
Zoe for paper Elastic starch.
1Oe for g. rs table peaches
25c for lbs choice French Prunes.
4c for 10c-cake Rising Sun stove polmh.
q. III. Schrader ASS ana 457 Virginia ave.
n. f. Schrader, 20, ~ and "A Mass are.
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FINANCIAL.

T7INANCIAI4-MONEYoN 8fORTGA GE- FARMS
Il and city property. @ +. COFFIN q W,
MONEY TO LOAN--6 PER CENT. HORACE
IM MCKAY, Room IL. Talbot 3 News Block.
ME WILL FURNISH MONEY on FAlsM Sis
wv eurity promptly at the lowest rates. for lnn4
orshort time rHOS. q. DAY - co. 70 3. MaFkeksk
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FOR RENT

THOR RENlr--ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL
T. room vita power. Apply - Bsyce's Bakery
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 \ ENERAL AGENT WANTED FOR THE STATE
VI of Ind TO practical canvasser we can offer Hb-
erai inducements and permanent cash business. Adj
dress Capital City Malleabe Iron Co., Albany, N X.
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II WILL RECEIVE BIDS FOR THE TWO STOCKS
IL of goods, horses wagons, harness ETC., belonging
to the estate of j. A Lyons deceased up to July d
1886. Said stocks of goods at SO West Washing
ton street and SO and SO South Delaware street.
Payments to be made in cash, part cash and part
deferred paym ents. the latter to be occurred. will
sell to the one who bids highest above the appraised
value of goods. THOMAS O'DONEEIdl.
Administrator.
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The Whisky Pool.

CINCINNATI, June 3O.-The whisky pool mem
bers, after a prolonged session, decided to extend
the time for signatures to the agreement until
July Is. and adjourned until that time
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TyXCELLENT OPENING IN AN ESTABLISHED
II business. A good man with $1,000 cash ca
buy paying business now in full operations, am
make from go, 600 to Sd 600 year Address p. G
Lock box 1O1 indianapolis, Ind.
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VXTANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH GO Go s9es
w to take control of business in Michigan that
will pay 800 per cent Investigation solicited. For
particulars address call on j. MCDONALD Mana,
ger Room Al, Grand Hotel.
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the church at o'clock. Fare for the round trip go.
ELETCHER 8 SHARPE = NOTICE OF DIvI-
Il dend. BY order of the Superior Court of Marion
county will, on and after July q, next pay divi
dend of 10 per cent. to all creditors Of Fletcher a
Sharpe who hold receivers certificates and have not
been paid 40 per cent 80 per cent dividends under
order of said court heretofore made and entered.
VIM. WALLACE,
Receiver of Fletcher ds Sharpe.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS
WANTED.

VIZ ANTEn-IT KNOWN THAT BREAD rs NOW
wv being sold cheaper than it can be baked at home
in the family. Bryces bread, for sale at the grocer
ies weighs "a pounds for cents.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 30.
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vVNO RUGGISTS-POSTTTON WANTED-EXPE
i rienced registered graduate, good prcscrptionisa
snt employer and others Address LfrTELL, Peoria
Illinois.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-29
A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman. schooner Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic City and New
York, had been troubled with cough
so that he was unable to sleep, and
was induced to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. 1t not
only gave him instant relief, but al
layed the extreme soreness III his
breast. His children were similarly
affected, and a single dose had the same
happy effect. DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry is now the standard remedy i'll the
Coleman hou ehold and on board the
schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this
Standard Remedy at W. II. Howell Il
Bros Drug Store.
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. Children's Day.

To-day is children's day at the Fairs.
The public schools have been dis
missed and the cherubs, big and little,
freed for flight into the realms OF
pleasure. That they will enjoy the
occasion and lend cheer and happiness
to all at the Fairs by their presence,
needs not to be told to those who re-
member youths young dream.
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CREAM THE NEWS.

Chartered on the 2Sth: Coleman
County Mill Company.
A double wedding occurred in the
Ell Paso jail on the 2Sth.
The posiofIice safe at Queen City
was robbed of 800 OH the night OF the
2sth.
The residence of VIM. Poe near FIAT
Lick. Ky., was burned on the 2Stn and
its eight occupants burned to death.
Can't. A. ID. Brooks was acquitted i'll
the district court at Paris for the Kill
inc of Joel p. Rivers on the 30th OF
August.
Joseph Waitmap. who lived near
Collinville, hung himself on the 18TH
He had been adjudgod insane for some
time.
A freight train on the Texas "
Pacific was derailcd at Midland on the
2sth and the track badly torn up fol
some distance.
The annual report of the Galveston
Harrisburg Il San Antonio Railway
Company shows $2,Ssl,675 gross earn
ings. The company has 100000 acres
of Texas land unsold.
Leonidas Saens, a young Mexican
aged % years, committed suicide at
San Antonio on the 9th. lie arose at
midnight and shot himself in the pres
ence OF his young wife.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and 81
Paul passenger train ran into an open
= witch near Portage, Wisconsin, on
the 2sth and was thrown into stone
quarry, killing several persons.
A patent has been issued to George
Westinghouse, inventor OF the west
iurhouse patent air brakes, for pat
ent on new system of distributing
electricity. Superiority over the IRE
system used by the Edison lights is
claimed for it.