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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, July 6.-The exports Of
domestic cotton the past week were
4549 packages, which makes the total
for the expired portion Of the year
1872, JIG packages, against l0S, $40 pack
ages the came time lest year, 90,2l7 in
1884 and S5,396 in 1888. The market
has been more quiet in new demand
as many buyers are still absent on
their holiday excursion. Tho move
ment, however, was Of good proper
ton, as of the dsily receipts a very
large percentage is being distributed
on orders.
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"A. CARD

To all who are suffering from tho errors an
indiscretions of youth nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
cd by a missionary in South America. Send
elf-addressed envelope to:tho Rev. JOSEPH
Il. INMIN. Mniinn u. Ne,n Ynr
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS, ETC

WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 6O@6; rye, 81 1906; domes.
tic, 90c9}l 80.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 6.-Whisky,
81 IA.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6.-Whisky
easy at 81 05.
CINCINNATI, o., July 6.-Whisky
active at 81 05. Sales OF 1872 barrels OF
finished goods on this basis.
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corn, 542, 900 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 1000. Shipments
Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 12l 600; corn,
1,043,0O0 bu; oats, 900 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
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COTTON SEED OIL, ETC.

SEED-Delivered at depot and wharf,
IS per ton wagon at mills, So.
Carload lotJ.-Prime crude @. s.
oil, 22@22lc; off crude, 16@1Sc
prime summer yellow @. 8. Oil, SOC
off summer yellow O. S. oil, 25926c
Miners GUNNER yellow O. s. oil, $50
30c; Choice cooking summer yellow,
10000; prime cotton seed meal, Il. o.
b. } $I3 75@l4.
Less than carload lots.-Prime
summer yellow o. s. oil, 2S@30c
choice cooking summer yellow, 80
@33c.
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AT noon: Liverpool spots were firm,
good demand; full prices Sales, 12,-
GOO bales, OF which American $500
bales. Receipts, q, 900 bales, of which
American $500 balee.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Ordinary, 4 Sled; good ordinary,
AID; low middling, 4 l5-16d,; good
middling, 7-16d; middling uplands
5id; middling Orleans, 5 led.
Manchester: Cloths dull; little do
ing Yarns firm; light demand.
The prizes are given IN pence and 64ths,
thus: 4 SO means 4 63-64d; and 5 OF
means l-841.1
At noon: Liverpool futures were
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RIVERS AND WEATHER..

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A., |
MEMPHIS, July 6, pm, !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 76o meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
firm, and closed firm, middling and
above held higher; middling, &C..
Sales, 200 bales, all to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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salt, lO@l2c; green salt, ei@Sc; green,
5@6c; deer skins, 15917c. Beeswax,
GOOGLE; tallow, 3@3lc.
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BAGGING ANN TIEs ETc

BAeeINs-Flag, 7i@93c. Ties, 81 10
@l 10.
NAILs-f2 25(6l2 IS.
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A Valuable Patent.

Danoy's (IIOrse) Corn and Pea Plan
ter.
1AVlNG perfected my invention, wish
Ii 20 place II before the public, especially
manufacturers, As Corn Planter, Il is q
tho seed accurately, uniniured, and covord
tho same, thereby one man performing the
work Of three. Theg have been used In
this section for over dozen years with por-
feet satisfaction. Ian give responsible toSu.
mOnials. Address
JOHN Ii. DANCY, Dancyville,
HAYWOOD county. Tenn.
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PITTsBURG, July 6.-Noon-River /
foot II inches on the gauge and sta
tionary. Weather clear and hot.
CINCINNATI, July 8.-Noon - River
II feet inch on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear; thermometer so.
WHEELING, WA, July 6.-Noon-
River 3 feet 3 inches on the gauge and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July O. Noon River
falling, with 8 feet in the canal and 7
feet on the falls. Weather clear and
pleasant. Business dull.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 6.-Noon-
River falling, with II feet Z inches on
the gauge. Departed: Buckeye State,
Memphis, 10 O'Clock last night.
CAIRO, July 6.-Noon-River rs feet
z inches on the gsuge and falling.
Weather cloudy and hot. Arrived:
Minnetonka and tow, Ohio river, mid
night. Departed: City OF Baton
Rouge, New Orleans, 6 am; Mime
tonka and tow, Memphis, 8 am. Oak
land and barges, New 0rleane, IL am.
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The New Orleans future market
opened firm, and closed steady, and
8 to 10 points higher; Sales, $4,000;
bales. Quotations were as follows:
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ferred, 1850; Oregon Transcontnent-
al, 5l45. Closing quotations:

u. s. IS, Ie05s. Is, coup, l2afs.
l1Ss, coup, lllM. Paci6c6s Of 1896, l26.
BONDS.
Ts Ter s IS, old, 5C Tenn. 6 new Ts, 81.
Cent. Pac. lists, f51S. Den. & RIG. lists, l2i.
Den&R. @. W .ltts, 7s1l Erie seconds, l09h.
M. X, 1T. Gen .6s 80. North. Pao. lists, III.
North. Pac, DDS, l0lH.N. Western con-, IA
E.We:t deb: 6s 19sH g. & Us Gen M 10y eo
T. P. land grants $50 p. r. G. ex cou. 81;
u. P. lists, 1l554. West Shore, 1025s.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
liz EAL E&TAT II.

No. $500, r. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby
cOunty-StRto of Tennessee for use etc,
Va. Mary Y. Ashford ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree Tor
ID sale entered in the above cause on tho
ith day of January, 1886, M. b. 90, page
637, l will soil, at public auction, to tho
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tonn., on
Saturday, July 81, 1850.
within legal hours, the following de-
scribod property, situated in Shelby county,
Tennessee, to-wit: The south part Of lot 5,
block 80, fronting IS feet on tho east side Of
st. Martin street by depth OF 2l9 feet, said
lot being 1850 feet north OF Linden street.
Terms OF Sale-0n credit Of six months;
notes with security, bearing interest, re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred.
This june %, 1885,
3. l, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. Y. Walsh, Deputy q. and NJ.
Y. II. and O. W. Heiskell, Soils.
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NOTICE OF
Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
in meeting of the stockholders Of the
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad Company will DO held at the office
OF tho Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company in the town Of fernando. De- ote
o'clock, noon, JULY 1886, Tor tho purpose
Of elooting Directors and for the transaction
Of such other business as may properly come
GEO. il. NETTLEToN, Prss't.
]. s. PoRD, Bec'y,
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LONDON, July 6, 5.-Consols, 1O1
8 16 for both money and the &C.
count. The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balan ce
today is &37, 900.
PARIS, July 6.-Three per cent.
rentes, S3t SIC for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
ST. LOUIS, Nc, July 6.-Bank clear
ings, 1871, 1881 ,l44; balances, S605, l04;
exchange on New York easier, at SOC
premium.
New YORK, July 6.-Exchanges,
$l2O,S43,662; balances, $5'979,S94.
BosToN, MASS, July 6 Exchanges
$17, 247, 675; balances, 81, 79l, 62l.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 6.-Bank
clearings, $10,653,637; balances, ST.
631,90s.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 6.-Bank
clearings, $2,952,72l balances, $685.
513.
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RROOKLYN, N. Y.-Board on the HiI,
- Mrs. II. O, Howard, 206 Washington
Park. Rooms large; location delightful;
Convenient to cars 10 Manhattan Reach
coney Island, Long Beach and Central Park
also TO New York places Of amusement.
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HIDES Dry flint, l2s@l5c; dr.!
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STOCKS.


Adams Express, 1Io. Morris a E., ofEd. ,142
Allegheny Gen. Nashville 4 O., k61s.
Alton d 7. H., "a. N. j. Central, 6i5S.
A h I. II. pfd., 81. Nor. W., pfd., SS.
American Ex., 10S. Northern. Pac.,. Hh:
B. @. r, 4 n, IS. Northern P. pld, ,6SA.
Canada Pac., 67z. Q. y n. W, u31s.
Canada Sou, 43. Q. X N. W., pfd., al
Central Pacific, 42s4 n. Y. Central, 1855:
Chesapeake 4 o., So. n. Y. Q. x st. H., vs..
G. & O., LIST pfd, i6H. NY .st u. &C. .p., 2O%
Q. 4 O., I'd pid., lO1a. Ohio Central, =.
@. Il A., l42. Ohio d Miss, 20.
G., B. 4 g., 1881. Ontario { West, 1914.
c., st. L. & N. o., -. Oregon Nav. los.
c., st. l.. &P., I1s4. Oregon Trans. SO.
c., st. H.. * P, p. ,29. Oregon Imp, II.
c., s. Il c., 81. Pacific Mail, 81.
H poi. 4: R ia 90 PEORIA. b. = E.. s25S.
Del, l., n W., 129. Pittsburg. Isl.
Den. & Rio g., l55z. Pullman p. g., 1876.
Erie, 1874. Roading, A@:
Erie pfd., 6SA. Rock Island, l25.
East Tenn, n. st. L. & $. f., "a.
East Tenn. pfd, l. st. L. a S. Zap, 40.
Hannibal ( St. Jo.,-0. NJ, 4 st. r, S2I%
u. 4 st. Jo., pfd.,- 2. n. x ST. Up. l2259
Harlem, go. ST. p, NJ. AZ NJ, ll54
Houston 4 t., SO ST. P. & Omaha, 49,.
Illinois Gem, 1881. EtPaul&0 .pfd., HOE.
Ind, B. Il W., l754. Texas Pacific, l0M.
Kansas & T., 3l1s. Union Pacific, 56ss.
Lake h. Il W., ii. U, S. Express, So.
Lake Shore, Si19. W., st, u. & P, 1871,
Lou. II Nash, 41A. W, ST u. n p. ~, D1a
Lou. & N. A., 40. W. Il +. Ex., 1913.
NJ. & Q. first pid w. U. Tel, 665s.
NJ. 4 G, pfd., -. Colorado Coal. 215.
Mem. & Char, 81. Homestake, 2lh.
Mich. Cen, 10. Iron Silver, 1876.
NJ, l.. S.& W ST.. Ontario, 29.
NJ. IS. NV. ,pfd SOY. Quicksilver, 5.
Min. 4 ST. L., 2lH. Quickslver,pfd, %,
Min. q ST. l.. pfd, 45%. South Pacific, -.
Missouri Pacific, JOY. Sutro, IL.
Mobile 4 Ohio, IA.
L T,,1,y 1nI
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LEE LINE.

y. T. ClsgEstt., msstor Platt p6oacs :. oisrE
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESOA
and FRIDAY at . pm, The boas Of thls
line reserve tho right 10 pass all landings
the captain may deem unsafe. Once, M, 3
Madison A. JAMES LEE. w. SUIT:
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FOR TIPToNvILLE.

For 0scoola, Halos Point, Caruthersyillo,
Gayoso and Tiptonville-rho new steamer
GAYO&O. E,sslSS--e
W, p. IIall.....mastorl b. o. MITCHELL clerk,
viii leaye as above, and an way points,
EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY at 5
PIN. For freight or passage apply on board
L INlN L IAIIn
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tions were as follows

New York futures opened firm, and
closed steady and 10 7 points higher,
Sales, 100, 600 bales. The closing quota
tinna yUara ca fnlInVua.
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MIDNIGHT BATTLE
Between a Deputy Marshal and n
Band of Moonshiners.
ihe fincky oniccr Is Killed. but Not Up-
III He Had Made four A.sailsnt.
Bite the Dust.

CHATTANOOGA April "a special To IN,
Times from Manchester, Coffee County
ienn.' gives details OF bloody tragedy
enacted there shortly after midnight thi.
morning, in which United States Deputy
Narshai Webb Purdon. OF Manchester.
ana a moonshiner named Clark were
killed and three other moonshiners fatally
wounded. About Ten DAYS ago Purdon
accompanied Deputy Marshal Hughes on
"a fald among the Illicit distilleries ~
Srundy County, Tenn. aud captured and
ues,r"yed several stills. Between ~ and
i clock this morning fifteen moonshiners
roue INTO Manchester determ ined TO have
Iu.uons life Seven broke into his house
anu the balance surrounded IT, PurtIon
met them as they entered with a revolver
anu "A terrible battle ensued Two moon
SINNERS fell To the floor mortallV wounded
anu the gang retreated, but they had sue
Seeued In fatally wounding PurAon Disa-
oied as he was, he seized double-barreled
shot-got and fired into the retreating gnnT
nnd two more fell mortally wo1nded
furdon then fell dead beside the body ~
one OF his victims The gang carried off
three OF their wounded companions A
iarge posse Is now In pursuit OF them.
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Goes Mad by Proxy.

NEw YoRK. April 25.-A curious case has
oeen developed at Matteawan, ". j. About
SIX weeks ago Nellie Smith, OF that village,
was bitten Ly dog. DR.. A. j. jackson
treated her with apparent success The girl
mas n siNteen-year-old brother Thomas, who
took her case very much at heart The
stories about hydrOphobia which had been
circulated gave him great deal of anxiety
On last Thursday night he was taken sud
denly i'll He became extremely violent re-
curing two aud often three men to hold
him, and barked like a dog. No one
knew whether he was bitten by n dog or
not DIR. Jackson says that be hardly
knows what TO think about the case III he
knew that the boy had been bitten by "A
u3S ne snould certainly consider u case
OF hydrophobia. As 10 IL il NAV be nervous
hysterls brought ON by worry about his
sister Nellie. The little girl Il doing well
under her treatment
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Died on Train.

LExiNGroN, IND., April 25-A lady
named Harrison suddenly died on passen-
ger train No. 4, on the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, near Mitchell, Ind, few minutes
nfter two o'clock this morning The lady
was ON ber way from some point in Mexico
10 Charleston, W. Va. and was accompa-
MED by br~her and sister She was in
the last stage Of consumption, aud ~ IL
supposed the journey was too great for her
physical condition, and she expired as
stated. The remains we're taken 10 Louis.
Villei where they were prepared for burial.
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Excited Settlers.

PIERRE, DAN, April 26.-Y Yesterday Agent
McChesney had notice served on all the
merchants and dealers in Fort Pierre that
they must remove their stocks of goods
from the Reservation and cease TO do busi-
hess on that side OF the river. This order
OF removal was on the authority of the See
retary OF the Interior. The notice was
served by the Indian police. IL is held that
they have right TO remain, for the reason
tnat fort fierre IN the eastern terminus OF
the uoverfnent highway, but as To how far
thst would give them rights they are not
informed The outcome will be watched
with interest. To enforce this order would
entail a loss of over $4,000 and ruin hum
nreds OF settlers. The settlers held meet
ing yesterday and decided not 10 move.
unless at the point of the bayonet The ex-
element ls intense.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.
.tsi Mistake OF Hoy in Tying a Rope
Around HIS Waist.

NokoNts, III, April 2S.-on his return
trom town last evening Mr.. Jacob Swarey,
living three miles east OF here. missed some
colts which he had LEFT in the stable. aud
upon searching for them found them in
pasture and attached TO one OF them by
natter was the dead body OF August Middle
camp boy about thirteen years old. who
had been left at home. Ii is supposed the
lau had attempted to lead che colt To water
and carelessly tied the rope around his
waist IN ip-noose, when the animal un-
accustomed TO being handled, pulled him
down and dragged him until exhausted.
as, although II appeared frightened, II did
not run when approached The boys BODY
was badly mangled and nearly cut In two
ny thS rope, the knot OF which was drawn
10 only about four-inch moose.
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FILLED A LIGHTED LAMP.
Three Women undertak. It-snd Hav. pied
from Their Injuries.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Yesterday afternoon
MIs. Stersng' who is lsndlady OF the Ster-
hng House, on Adams street. was in tho
Kitchen with her daughter Emma and Miss
halen' "a servant. One OF them took a
lighted lamp, and holding an oil can
IN one hand commenced To fill H. Sudden
~ the oil was ignited aud the can ex-
ploded with loud report. The burning
nutd was scattered over Mrs. Sterling and
her daughter, and their clothes were soon
a mass OF flames. Miss Whalen. the domeS-
tic, was not burned, but inhaled the gas and
smoke. The fire department. was summon
eel, ana fireman aided i'm the efforts to
estinguish the hames and save the lives OF
Mrs. Sterling and her daughter. but their.
aid came too late. After several hours i'm.
died.
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Greece Gives II In.

Paris, April 2G.-It Is officially announced
this morning that the Greek Government
has yielded 10 the councils OF France and
Will instantly order n disarmament OF her
forces
LONDON, April ~. A later dispatch from
Athens confirms the announcement that
Sreece has decided TO disarm aud adds
that the greatest consternation prevails in
that city over the sudden and unexpected
Oh ange OF front by the Government The
Chamber of Deputies has been hurricdly
convoked. The warsbips representing Eng
land Italy, Austria and Germany ha ve
withdrawn from their anchorage in the
PiIselIs
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Roast Beef.

DArroN, O., April ~. The cattle pens Of
the Dayton Sugar Refining Company, i've
hundred in number, were burned TO the
ground late last night. The fire originated
In the department. where hay was kept. and
evidently was the work Of an incendiary.
mere were one hundred and twenty-six
head Of cattle in the pens. all OF which
were burned 10 a crisp. The pens were all
hiled on Wednesday last, when the entire
lot OF cattle was sold TO .Charles Zachritz.
lie took away all but the cattle that were
pauy.
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HIS LIFE FOR A DOG.

distressing Ansir ON the Cincinnati
southern Railroad.
CHArrANoooA Tenn, April 26-Maior
holiday, prominent citizen. Of Spring
CitY' was run over and killed by the Can
non Ball Express train on the. Cincinnati
southern railroad last evening while at
tempting to save the life OF a valuable
dog. Major Holiday started across "A bridge
aooye spring City. He bad scarcely reached
~ ~ when the approaching train was heard
MS dog was midway the long trestle IL
meant instant death 10 attempt TO rescue
the animal yet Major Holiday rushed for
ward TO remove the dog To "a place of safe
", hhu oei9re he could return the train
struck him, killing him instantly. The dog
was also killed Ne
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Prohibition Beaten in yiruInIa.

RICHMOND. Va, April 96.-Prohibition
met with an overwhelming defeat here to
day, the election resulting in a majority Of
5osl in favor OF licensing the sale OF liquors.
The vote IN Manchester was anti -Prohibi-
tion-m majority G2G. The vote In both this
city and in Manchester was nearly "a largo
as IN the Presidential election Under the
law IL can not b. renewed for two years.
The colOred vote was almost unanimously
anti Prohibition The anti-Prohibitionists
carried Lynchburg by 1,1ss majority.
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Emptying vacant houses Of theii

Emptying vacant houses Of their
furniture in broad daylight is one Of
the most successful methods Of modern
thicvcry. Several country seats in
New Jersey belonging TO New Workers
have been stripped IN this manner.
and when the astonishcd owners asked
the 1cighbors II they did not see b.,
the reply was Yes. certainly, but
they said they were your carts sent TO-
carry the things away, and. ~ course,
we thought 90 all right The bold.
nuls ol fhis aot disafms Nsp.gl0a
a II If.bmf
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kIIIed BY LIahtnInn.

CEEsrLINE, O., April % Frederick
Blazer, Of this place, was instantly killed by
lightning this afternoon He was working
on the track oftbe Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
ana chicago rnilrOed, two and half miles
east OF this place About three O'Clock a
storm came up, when Blazer took shelter
under tree near by, which was struck by
lightning He leaves wife The storm
lasted about thirty minutes. and was ac-
companied BY heavy thunder and lightning
aud large hail.tones.
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Still on the Waruath

Ban FRNScIscO, CAT, April 26.-Tbs
cans Guaymas, Mexico, special OF this
morning says "GerOnimO's band attack
ed ranches near lmuris completely destroy
ing all the buildings at Casita, a small way
station near Imufis, on the sonora rail
road. killing fifteen persons, all Mexicans.
company Of soldiers was sent after them
Two soldiers were killed. The Indians
were moving In the direction Of Nicori. ia
the Sierre Madre mountains. a reign Of
terror prevails throughout the district"
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The Fatal Penalty on poIItsne,s.

JrHsrY CRY, n j. April - James
FORESTER while. riding on street-car last
evening, oHered- his seat 70 lady. but be-
fore she could take the seat an Italian seat
sd himself in o. FORESTER cEpOstulafed
without avail and finally took che man by
The collar 90 put him out when the Italian
drew knife a foot long and plunged it
into FORESTER back. infictinR = fatal
wound Ihe IlaIIan was nrreated
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Railroad Shops Taken by Force.

KANsAs CITY, Mo. April - An Atchi-
son (KssJ special says Strikers this
afternoon took forcible possession of the
Missouri Pacific yards there. driving out
all men who bad gone 10 work since the
strike began six weeks ago. The strikers
organized in the yards and marched 70 tho
shops, when the workers went out with hut
little protest bloodsbed being thus avoid
ed The fires in the shops we're drawn and
guards appointed 30 prevent any Of tho
new men returning - work.
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Peculiar AceIdsntaI Hanalnn.

BaLruoHE, April % Henry Fryer. aged
sixty eight years who for many years has
been one Of the gate keepers Of Druid Hill
Park was found dead last night hanging
bead down from tree not more than ten
feet from the gate He had been training
n Wild rose vine 10 run up the tree and bad
no doubt iOst his balance. and in falling
caught bis foot in a crotch Of the limb 0Ji
which be- was standing. The BODY was ac-
cidentaiy discovered while 10 was set
warm
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Plasisrsrs TO Try The Elghi. Hour sv,lsm.

81 LOUIS, Mo- April 2j-The master
plssterers Of this city have agreed fo put
the eight hour system into effect on MAY I.
and ~ pay their men three dollars and sev.
enty-hve cents per day. The old rBfe was
four dollars and nifty cents for ten hours
The new rate o. really an advance of m.
teen cents per day. The lOurnevmen are
expected o. accept che plan. and no trouble
is apprshendod
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TORNADO IN TEXAS
Buildings Destroyed and People Injured,
Baby Fatally.

KiLLEEN, TEX, April ~ "A tornado swept
past Killeen this evening, about one mile
from town. IL struck the house
OF jacob Uselton, demolishing the build
ing and inluring the entire family. the baby
fatally The Norman brotherSf residence
was also destroyed. The family " ere saved.
having Just taken refuge in "a storm house
ins storm came from the northwest aud
did considerable damage in the town az
killeen. Hail stones as large a. hens eggs
iell; destroying vegetation and fruit trees
ana breaking many window panes
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eored 70 peath bxa Gov

Caldwell, o.. April N-Mrs Lizzie
Way, wife Of Charles Way, Of Grsyesgiiie
Monroe County, was gored to death bv an
infuriated COW which she was miIking.
The cows horn passed through her nl,. z
causing almost instant death
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DESvER Coll April n OHloisi figures
from me Denver Mint give the mineral
output lor Colorado for lft5 as folI0wa.
Gold e. 00OO0. silver gIg 5OOD D0O. conner
$4,000 lead e. 38Gl GO Total 81 sfd 90.