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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER s. 1886

not angels and only angels cord live that way But
selves Disaster follows in inc wake OF the man or
woman who tells To- tho world his or ner quarres WIZ
| Good housekeeping.
There will probably as hard hght Geronimo
In the War Department there out on the plains
It wasn't so very long that nature turned over
new leaf anu ye she Is already beginning 70 pant inc
country red.-Burlngton Free Press
A plan is on foot to place Brussels in direct water
commune alton with tue sea- The canal the sohedt
is 10 be deepenei; the qlays ara to be suihoienty
spacious to admit twenty ships OF 1000 tons each to
lie aongsie tho docks and quaYs arc 10 oe farnshed
with every modern ar pance for loading and unloading
vessels aud with warehouses and Sheds ana arc W 10
connected with the great lines OF railway
Professor Zweibeer OF the UnIysrsiy OF Bonn. Is
very ab,sntmInded man. Hs was Dlsily engaged In
solving sone scientific problem. roe sorvsn, hastily
opened tho door OF his studio ana annolnyeu Eo"'
family event: "a little stranger has arrived"
"iSttls bow, Wen ask him what wants"-lThe
Modem welt
"New-York." remarks a correspondent OF me fror'-
dcnce Journn" is not ike Providence" Yes, IL haa
ways struck Il. that there was danger OF either
city passing itself OF 'or the other.
The father scrspes and scrspes,
Lays up from ron day TO day b.. os.d .rs vops.
WIN lavsny throw away
The al iden shower comes down no moro
And makes pedestrians rush to cover,
No lightnings fash, nor thuniers roar
Boston Courier.
II IA no LONGER fashionable" says sarcastic local
dancing nroessOr dance In their bare reet
I'm Den, er balrOoms and AIN In hopes that DeTore long
tnev will cease tho dsagreeabls bat or shooting tne
fiddler when he breaks string In good society inc
ladies' always remove their OvershOcs before going Or
the floor and practice of handing around chewing
dances Is being discouraged as raply
as possible" Waterbury American.
An English literary journal states that the aphorisai
Cleanliness next eodliness" 1rst appeared In tho
neraItha AS the last Mshua Of Sofa" Glad 10 know
but Constant Reader" will stil continue to write lei
ters to his local or askng IN what part OF the BLDG
the passage may be found.
MIRA Minks readng The Rothschilf family settle all
disputed points by family counsel and never employ
lawyer
Mr. Minks (who has lust lost suit-Well, well, no
wonder they're rich - Omaha World
1t takes 1873 policemen protect the English Parlia'
ment when II Is In session.
But Herr schmock, what puts II in mind to yon fcr
yonr tle heat such large hat 10 getF Herr
Schmock-" Womb then little one take when i
for tho same money large the can havef- ltIiegende
Blater.
No applicant fer office should receive any consider
alton al the Civil Service Commission II ne
cannot describe the appearance oil Virgins lhVsiDIe
NOON Louisville Courier-JournaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

unfair competition in their industries South
crn labor is not free in the Northern sense,
because it has no rights which the whites are
bound to respect, or which the authorities
elected by white frauds and mots arc
able TO maintain. Being thus at the
mercy of white employers, the colored
workers of the South have to take such
wages as they can get, and their products
compete directly IN Northern markets with
products of Northern workers. When the
Knights think of these things they may reach
the conclusion that the time has not come to
break down the party by which alone freedom
of labor and equal justice has been defended
in this country.
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MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
THE THOMAS POPULAR CONCERT

Announcement is at last definitely made
torchng the Popular Concerts projecting for The coming
season by Mr.. Theodore Thomas. The series Will con-
sis or eight Tues lay evenings. beginning
on October PC, eight matlnees on Thurs
day afternoons. beginning Oh october 70. All
the concerts will take place IN the Metropolitan Opera
House.
Mr. Thomas intentions concerning the character OF
his programmes set forth In the prospectus but
can the schemes OF the first fOar entertain
ments, which are appended 10 the official announce
ment They proms larger and more interest
Ing list OF novelties than was offered last season.
Thus in the first concert will DC heard new % Heroic
March by Mtssenet, AMI orchestral scene entitled
"Tne Forest Arden" by the English composer Henry
Gadsby. In the programme Of the drst ma;iiee
is tarantelle 10y Cesar Gu, and com
position for string orchestra entitled La Verge,
by Massenet. on November will be heard
A slavic March, ny TschaikOwsky ami the
Pantomlmns" Of Ludwig -chytte, orchestrated by
Mil er- b. rgbaus. On November Rails Festival
March" Dp. 1870 AMI Suilivsn's :" Ia MemOrian over
ture Will have their first performances under Mr
1homas's direction.
Of tie evening concerts are nxed as Follow.
October 80 November >, February D. March l. =. 10,
% and % OF the mttinees october %, November A..
February a. and March 3 20 Il, "a anu 81
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PERSON Al.
coast.

The German Emperor is extremely fond Of fish and
has trout his table every day
Mr. Edwin Booths professional visit to st. Paul and
Minneapolis this recalls the fact that at about the
time OF his regul appearance OF tho stage savage
In ans made an attack upon the lonely little log fort
which spot occupied by the Mere hants
Hotel, Paul and eight ears later before the
frs: house at Minneapolis was buIt
Sir Richard sutton has lost all his large and valuable
herd Of Jersey cattle through peuropneumonia
Miss Matthews, daughter of Justice Stanley Ma thews
has quite recovered from the effects OF the carriage
acciaent OF last summer IN which senator Evarts
injured.
Mr.. Iabouchere stsmatizes as gorgeous rubbish"
with absolutely foundation his friend Mr. fates's
statement that tn. Queen Is anxious 60 give no en-
confagement G Prince Waluehars cahuluaoy io' '"o
Bulgarian throne.
Mr. Jnstin Mccarthy will week be entertained at
public receptions by the Papyrds and St. Boolpb clubs
OF Boston
Mr. Our James whiser's queer hieroglyphc
signature Is sail TO be almost exactly similar to the
tho OF the Rostof Caucasus railroad
Nine Moiesks's health has been slightly ailing. and
she vent last week to Philadelphia to consult her
physiclan
NJ De Lesseps having been reported to be IN falling
health. sent few days telegram to tue general
secretary OF the Suez ComTa saying: Invite tho
author the Bourso caDard to follow me on HORSEBACK
I'm my daily rides. He would soon he overcome win
fatigue na that to keep up with me ls more dmcult
pocket differences dishonesty obtained on the
BOuTso."
Senator Hamburg" Butler will sail for home from
Antwerp to-m morrow.
Mr.. Poure- Hopkins. who introduced steel pens into
France has just died, age eighty. five years.
Chauncey NJ Depew, Cornelius Vanderbilt. ]. PierpoLt
Morgan C. G. Clark ii. j. Hayden, John B. Dutcher ].
VI. Toucey. Samuel F. Barger and other prominent
officers and dill eotors OF the NewTork Central Railroad
out on tour OF Inspection OF tne conua sys'em
The marty Will return to tho city to- night
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u.n.xr yoDyEsxA's SUPPER 10 WILSON BAE.
RETT.

Madame Modjsska paid graceful compliment TO VIII
-. ,.rr.tt last evening. Six years ago Mr.. Barrets
mapagerin London and her season AZ his theatre.
s.n WAS then the Court laid the foundation OF that
reputation shs nov enjoys In the Engsn
capital Tue relations between the two nave .'~Ays
,..n q, an, trieudlisst character aud afforded tho
m,u.ut actress great Qualification TO entertain last
yn, hsr old manager The entertainment took tho form
OF A supper at Delmonico's. at which some thirty or
forty guests were present Realizing that u .ne I"'o'
club dinner Mr. Barrett would meet only his Fellow pro-
sas.,onsls OF HE own Sex Mme Modjeska gave MIN IN
opportunity last night of meeting several wel'.noWn
actresses Among those present wore Misc Clara A's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08
THE TALK OF The DAY.
Having made brilliant success years ago In his
effort to behind his future, poor Old Jen Davis Is
now struggling TO get behind his past

now struggling to get behind his past
Great Joy in Noah It begst
When 10 down from Ararat;
No dunrr gray
Was there 10 say
He'd seen a far worse food than that.
-[Tidbts.
Spies. the Anarchist says that he wants mercy
and hopes his lawyers will not appeal his Spies Is
true Anarchist worthy OF the orders best traditions.
H. ia evidently afraid that HIS sentence Will be
mutod 10 imp isonInent for life at hard labor.
"Oh Miss Brown. who was that homcly young lady
you were with this anternoonf"
+" That, SRI That Was Iuy sister"
"OB-ah-I bog 10000 pardous ought to have
not ic,d tho great rcson Dancs! That is-that is
Then he wished q earthquake would happen right
then aud THERE Buffalo EIprsss
A carrier pigeon was picked up In Hew-Jorsey tho
other day An Investigation showed that II had been
released with from a In tue Southern
part OF the and had become lost from tho rest
These up their search for the point they
are seeking TO reach II had flown aud on till 1t be-
oame exhausted, when It fell aud evidently died OF
starvation.
never say anything when I hear husbands aud wives
declare that In all the fifteen twenty years OF
their married lives they have never had single cross
sord keep mum because bate ~ toll tDoin don
believe they say, and Just don't believe IT. We are
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QMneeMents.

AMERICAN INsTITUTE-Indu strfal Exhibition.
BlJOu OPERl Hcusv-S-Little Jack sheppard.
lAsINO-e--The Commodore.
observation-disclosures
bays THxAlRe-S-After Business Hourt-
FpEN MUsEE-WaxworKA
an AND OPERA HousS-s-Tony Pastor.
HARRIGAN's PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IycFuM THF ArRE-a-rhe Main Line
MADISON SQUARE IHRkTRR-s:3O-Helt by the Enemy.
NApIsoN-Avr AND 59Tr-sT.-9s a. m. to III p m-Merri'
mac and Monitor Naval Battle
ERIO's GARDEN-s-rheodora
POLO GROuNDs-Rasebali
PooIEs THKArRR-s-Tbe Irish Minstrel -,
eTANDARD THRATRE-S-A Wall street banois
eTAR THrATRF-S-Forget Me Not
ITALIA THgArRE-s-Don Caesar
THEATRE CoMioUE-S-Vim. ...
WAIIIcx.s-s-Josephine Sold by her sisters
1T-AvF AND b5TH-sT.-9 a. M. TO ii u ms-iho NC"
Cvclorama OF the Battles OF Nicksburs.
STp AvFNus THFATRE-e-A Wite's Peril
IATu-sT 1UrATRR-s-Elizabeth.
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Christina and her Government the more hatred.
The gratitude of the slaves themselves will
count for lttle-if. indeed, these moor wretchcs
over learn that they are free.
Three of the great topics which agitatc
Episcopalians at present Cat least when they
allow themselves to be agitated) were cup" in
the General Convention at Chicago yesterday
the revision of the Prayer Book, Christian
church unity and the change of name from
Protestant Episcopal to American Catholic.
Tho Rcvisionists gained decided victory,
and the friends Of the other reforms suggested
also thought they had scored points in their
favor Yet the net result of the days work
shows how slow is progress in a church convcn-
ton. The Rcvisonsts' triumph consisted in
the adoption Of a committee to consider the
subject of liturgcal revision and to report in
ten DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08
IA 1T ATADPOLE sIATE1

FROM The Indianapolis Journal
IN, Neie- York krenHg Post says OF Mr.. Andrew tns
Democratic nominee Tor Governor OF Massacnuso'ts
that he has become Democrat after passing througn
the Mugwump stage. Hitherto tue utterancos OF INC
Post have led the unsOpniscatsd puDo 10 oeovo wa
the Mugwump OF the highest order OF poitioH
beings; our this remark Indicates that he 10 orsAue
who must develop IN order W become oven oewo-
orAt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

The third party affords The Times and The Ecen-
ing Post as organs OF the Administration and tho
County Democracy great satisfaction and they lose
no opportunity to serve the saloon cause by point
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Mr.. Green three drsi behind his ticket in
Union County IN 1851 Mr.. Howoy cut down the usual
Democratic majority OF 100 Ia ala own county OF War
10 80 wheu he was elected 10 Congress In 1882.
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AID FOR CHARLESTON.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE coMPANY's REPREs
SENTATIVE CALLS A HALT.
The following dispatch has been received
from the representative OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company in Charleston:
CHARLESTON, g. c., Oct 6, 1886.
ROBERT A. GRANNIss, VCE-PREsIDENr MUTUAL LIFE lS-
sURAsCE COMPANY;
Please request halt the contributions Of
the officers AMI genera and local OF the Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF New-York for earthquake
sufferers.
Pubic given the resident policy holders to
report 10 the Charleston agency all specs OF ti.
tress among those couli not be reached under
necessary rules OF regular relief committees We be-
ed and are no longer willing ir the sgnaninitY
OF your feowcitzens OF this Union. whom We thank IN
behalf OF the OF their kindness VIII forward
detailed of actions with voucD
". j. HASTE.
HESRY A. VI. SMITH,
Ernest H. PRrSGLE.
Committee Relief Fund OF Mutual Life Ins. Co.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company reports the fol-
owing additional collections III aid of the Charleston
sufferers:
y v W
L. W. ltwrahc- - w
Henry W. Sutu % W
J, j DOVE W
L, j. Harding | 90
Total. SIS 90
Through O. f. Bresee & Sons general agents. Baltt
more; Mrs E. L. Hancock. Of Wilmington, N Co. Sil 49,
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anAex 10 Advertisements.
Business Notices.

TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL sURsCRIBERs.
Postage N, United Stsfes
Year. 6Months 3Montha
Daily with Sunday. ~ sdS9 Si5S
Daily without Sunday. w ooV
Remit by Postal order or Express order or Rees'eeo
Letter. an, ,.. .--.,o an tho No,a
YORK TRWi'NH"
Nstnofpce Of TuF TRirINF 1b4 Nassaust New York Al
Sress an simply "TnR TRlBUNf NeW ,k
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ing out that the only hope of the temperance
people lies in their committing political suicide.
But we notice that the fourth party fails to strike
these reformersp as so much of joke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

The dedication Of the BartholH Statue Of
Liberty will take place October rs, and despite
the Indifference of Congress and the Admin
istration Will probably prove to be noteworthy
affair II is not known who invited the French
representatives who will be present at the
ceremony; but it seems that they are expected,
md thanks to the New-Yorl< Chamber of Com
mercc. they and the other foreign guests Will
he properly entertained at a dinner In inc
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

So there isn't any factionalism in the Democracy
of this STATED All is calm and harmonious ell
Well perhaps so. but here's The Uord at one end
of the State protesting that Mr.. Peckham Is the
Administration candidate and here's me b"Da'o
Courier at the other end of the State protesting
that he isn't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08

Mr. Garland. referring contemptuously to rumors
of his retirement declares that he has come back
to stay. Well. the Republican party can stand H.
il the Administration can. Pan-Electrclts VIII
make n rafting issue in the next Presidential car
vass Mr. Garland may consider himself as sailed
down for 1855
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

IN Iiah - IOngfeSsIOUdI uVIIIIIdII UHN -
Murder by a Salvation Army soldier in Warsaw.
NY. - Trial of JanitOr Titus at Belvldere,
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Il Real Estate Auctioneer.

REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
100 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
TdRs 1r,, STREET NORTHWEST. WASHING
By virtue of deed OF trust recorded in Liber -
No 1924, folio 32S ct seq. one of the Land Re 3D.
quest OF the party secured thereby, we, the
signed as Trustees will SELL at public auction in front
OF the premises, OH FRIDAY. the TWELFTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1855, at FIVE (5) O'CLOCK
p. NJ all that part of LoG numbered five (5) in Car
rolls subdivision of original Lot numbered one u in
square numbered five hundred and seventyive (575)
BY deed recorded in Lber No. sos, folio ID ct seo
of the land records of said District of Column
bia-l And also all that part of Lot numbered eight
(S), in the subdy SOp situate and adjoining fhe
north line Of said Lot five, and between said north
line of said Lot and public alley, being the same par
GELS OF ground and premises conveyed with the excep
tee, by deed recorded in Liber No. 1877 folio
seq. of the Land Records ofhe District of Columbia
and then conveyed by John Hiiz and wife to Leon W.
Guinnand and Others building committee of the Gruth
Nerein, OF Washington, d. c. recorded in Iiber No.
S15 folio 49,, Of the Land Records of the District OF
Columbia and by deed of said Gruth Veren and John
the Land records of the District of COlumba-im-
proved by a large dwelling house. containing about
taurant."
The terms Of sale One-third cash. and the balance
In one two and three years. for which the promissOGy
notes OF the purchaser with interest at six per cent
and interest secnred by deed of trust upon the prop
erty A deposit of 5000 viii be required of the pnr-
cns1 f at he time Of sale All at the
sale must be complied with within days from day
OF sale S % The property viii be resod a. the
after tive days notice in The Evening star.
EUGENE CARUSI,
4S6 Louisiana NV. n.-
WI. MILLER, 1russeeA
a3O-dSds 4S6 Louisiana a We. NV,
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Tam native Of England. and while was In thai
country contracted terrible blood poison. and fol
two years was under treatment an outdoor patient
at Nottingham Hospital, England but was not cured
suffered the most agonxing pains In my bones and
was covered with sores all over my body and limbs
Finally completely lost all hope In that country
and sailed for America, and treated at Roosevelt
In this city, as well ~ by prominent physician IN
New York, having no connection with the hospitals
Isaw the advertisement Of SwIFr's SPECIFIC and
determined to give II trial took six bottles and
can say with great JOY that they have cured me en-
tirely I am sound and well as I ever was in my
life. L. FRED HALFORD,
New York City, June 18th, 1856.
In March Of last year QSS4), 7 contracted blood
poison, and being In Savannah, Ca, ct the time.
went into the hospital there for treatment. Isuered
very much from rheumatism at the same time
did not get well under the treatment there
cured by any of the usual means have now taken
seven bottles OF SwIFTs SPECIFIC and am sound and
We'll 1t drove the poison out through boils on the
skin. DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, N. j., August T. 1855
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga, .
N T., 1877 w. 23d St II
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nj ED.

BEUCHERE On Sunday, February z 1880 nj
lO:4S, amer q short but painful illness, JOHN NJ.
BEUcHERT, aged sixty-fiye years.
Funeral az S:3O q m. Wednesday, 10th, from the
residence of his brother Ed. Beuchert, 721 street
northeast From thence 10 St Josephs Church, where
his soul Friends and relatives are respectfully in
vited to attend. 2s
CORNING On Monday evening. February 8, 1sS1,
al $50 O'Clock, ALBERT WARREN CORNING.
infant son of Albert r. and Dottie l.. Corning.
Funeral strictly private.
Dimes On Tuesday, February 9th, 1856 PHIL
LIP DIN rs colored, aged seventy years faithful
servant OF Dr. F. Carroll Morgan
Funeral private and from DR.. Morgan's residence .
HYLAND. On February o. 1856 MRS JOANNA
aged ~ years native VI this city. wife OF
Funeral will take place from her late residence 10
2O.h street northwest, On Thursday 2:S0 O'Clock
p. M pc
LUCAS On Monday morning February g. 1885.
Ct 3 O'Clock Q. M. JAS. c. LUCAS. ~ his residences.
405 A street northeast
Funeral at O'Clock p. IN. Wednesday 10Th inst,
from Israel q: NJ. E, corner First aud q streeaa
Friends are invited 70 attend
N0YES ON February 9Th, 1880. ut two O'Clock q
m, SAMUEL v. MOVES, In the hfty-sixth year OF
Funeral viii take place on wednesday Mt two p.m.
from his late Residence 72l First street northwest
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
sPALDING. On February 8. 1856, at 8 30 d N
ANN ELlAsON sPALpING, aged ninety eight
Mother. gone but not forgotten
By HER CHILDREN.
Friends and relatives Of the family are invited 10
the funeral February 10th, al p. the residence
Of her sonin-law, Joseph Cline No COS street SOUTH
west baltimore Sun please copy
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NEW YORK, Feb. 0.-Opening prices at The
over last evenings closing OF y to d per cent,
the latter Delaware and Hudson, although st.
Paul and Louisville and Nashville were n
lower. In the early dealings the trading was
very active, especially for the coal stocks. the
grangers and Western Union, and prices
strong, the general list advancing Y to 2 per
cent, while Delaware and Hudson developed
remarkable strength, gaining pa per cent. The
upward movement was soon checked, however,
and prices slowly declined, the losses by eleven
and Hudson lost part Of its advance, but rallied
again to 1O4, and still later declined per cent.
The market became more quiet as 1T declined
and at IL o'clock is quiet, dull ana steady, at
q shade below opening prices.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
U. aus. 1891. coupon. ll2s bid. ll3 asked. U. a
coupon, i24a bid. i24as asked. us. As, registered
1874 bid l24as asked d; c. per imp. as, 1891, cur
currency. 17la bid. 5Oyear fund. 365s. 1924, cur.
rency, il6aa bid. l17s4 asked. 2O-year fund, Us
1874 bid Metropolitan 4 X. stock. S5ls bid 99as
asked. Columbia r r stock, 35 bid. North Capitol
bid. Ss,a asked. Georgetown Gas 42 bid Firemsn's
asked Arlington Ins, -i40 bid Corcoran ms, 81
bid. Columbia Ins. lis. bid. Potomac Ins. az bid
bid, lO6 asked. Washington Market stock, 1Sla bid
Washington Brick Machine, 100 bid, lis asked
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, 1866 bid. Great Falls
Ice lU4 bid. Heal Estate Title Insurance, 101 bid
and rot Tel Co. 81 bid, 81 asked. U. s. Electric
Light, n asked.
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A Texas Desperate Lynched.
NAN WHO Brutality MURDERED A DEBUT
SHERIFF. HANGED BY A MOB.

GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. GA Paris, Tex,
special says At one o'clock yesterday morn
Ing nearly q hundred mounted masked men
appeared at the jail in this Namar) county.
A dozen of the party jumped off their horses
opened the door and two Of the men sprang in
side, Baldwin showed fight, discharg ing his
revolver but the men choksd l him until he
cell the mob seized B. T. Garrett, the wounded
desperate. who killed Deputy Sheriff Clay
Davis. They dragged him through the Jail,
placed him in a wagon and marched to the
timber land, three miles distant, where they
strung him up to a tree by means of q common
between Heaven and earth this morning.
Garrett had been arrested for dis turbing q
Christmas tree festival at Shockey's Prairie,
when Sheriff Davis kindly permitted him to
visit his home before going to Jail. Subse-
Quently Garrett seized q rife and brutality
murdered the officer while the latters back was
turned.