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a Mysterious Double Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2. The
PicayuIse's Lake Providence specia
says: Il. D. Briggs, justice Of the peace,
who held an inquest upon the chsrred
remains OF Major John Mckay and
Maria Rutsey, who were murdered on
Monday evening, arrived here to-day.
He says the only witness who knew
anything about the terrible affair was
colored boy shout 10 years old. a son
Of the murdered woman. he STATED
that at about 10 o'clock on Sundy night
some one knocked at Mckay's door. The
major opened il and invited the person
70 q seat. The man would not sit down.
de said he only wanted drink of water.
Mckay sent the witness to the well TO
ger fresh water. Before he got
Ten steps away he heard gun
shots. he also heard his mother
scream: They have killed Mr.. Mckay. y
Inc witness heard more shots and saw
other men, but it was too dark TO
recognize them. He described the man
iHho called for the water. The bow was
oaeIy frightened; Wilkowsky aud viii
PUN are stl! here afraid to retu IN
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The Vessel A.hore.

oswEso, Ny, December 2.-The YES
sci reported ashore in Mexico Bay
proyesio be the Adridne. Captain Nc
Kay with crew of five men, bound from
Toronto for this port. with a cargo OF
barley. When off this harbor last night
she lost her mainmast and,drifted down
the lake till am. to-day, when she
went ashore. The captain was soon af.
ter washed ashore drowned. and
during the day two of the creSfIgsre
frozen 20 death. The remainder took
to the rigging. and were nearly persisted
when taken Off. Their recovery is con
sidered doubtful. The vessel has gone
TO pieces. She was an old craft and
was valued at s., 500. She had a cargo
OF 900 bushels OF barley.
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German Gossip.

BERLIN, December Am exchanges
of views is proceeding between the Goa
servatiyes and National Liberals looking
to the adoption OF a common pro
gramme providing, through new fiscal
measures. resources for the augmenta-
ton of the effective strength OF the
army.
The Progressists have decided to de-
mand a trlennats instead Of septen-
nate.
In accordance with the request OF
Emperor William artists OF Berlin have
modified their programme for the. pro
posed fstes on the occasion OF the
ninetieth anniversary Of the Emperor s
birth. There viii be no public demon
stration, as IL IS understood the En-
pero- is desirous that the day be passed
quietly.
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Legal Opinion.

DUBLIS, December 2.-Uni,si heIGnd
publishes a legal opinion given by
Right Hon. Hugh Holmes, Attorney
General for Ireland. to government, as
to its right to suppress the new move
ment of the Irish National Lesgue,
which is armed TO beat landlords OF
having tenants deposit with q trustee
such sums below the demanded rents
as tenants believe far and are willing TO
pay. The line of action which land
lords proposed 10 have government
adopt to crush out this form of resist
ance, was TO arrest every person who
should act as trustee, rendering the
Leagues plan Of paying rent futile, tbs
landlords agent being, of course, de-
barred from accepting tenders below
the landlords figures The Attorney
General says the men have a legal
right TO act as trustees as proposed Dy
the League, and government has no
right to arrest them for so acting. Mr..
Holmes also advises landlords 20 arrest
them for so acting. Mr.. Holmes
advises landlords to seek some method
Of getting their monies which will not
involve government assistance
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Caused by stepping on . watch

81. PETERSBURG, Pa, December p
The Co1lr,ereidl Gazette. Bellaire. Ohio,
special says: There was a terrible ex-
plosion Of powder in the store of Robert
Hall, six miles west of here, this after
nOOa, fatally injuring three and
seriously bruising and burning four
o hers. The explosion was caused by
some one stepping on a parlOr masch
l.at was lying on the floor, when the
spark ignited the powder in the keg and
blew the whole end out OF the store.
Five men and two boys who were in the
store. were Frustrated. Those fatally
hurt were Robert Hall, Jacob Weiss
and George Williams.
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The Irish Prnhi.m

LoSDOS, December "A dispatch
nom Dublin gives an account OF an
I1'es'iew had .here with Mr.. Sexton.
ms S- oelng asked what, in his opinion.
e-n1sT, the present action of gov
Ssl ~ S, Ar. Sexton replied that he
"a no Go-bt that the Successors IF ~ ne
I 7,-,iHlal campaign Compelled the T-isb
, 500 L . appeal 10 goye-nment
Enich had Vie dsd 10 he's s1,-sa,; =
lee 80 s sSASg whether he thought the
s-s-s-s sG'-iu .. Ts Impressed, Mr.. sexton
ter Lem, 81 - 40, Il government at
the AeeroT - = P ~ ne league through
ouslv untenable position. 49, 70 ne =
me league be suppressed sr5 - go 81 :
.Llss proclaimed, government III 80
s-e situation more difficult thar sxer
= = p-9-ic Indignation VIII make a snc,
N9>s % The tenants all more the rsnid >
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Doesn't Lie Pastour.

PARIS, December 2.-Dr. Colin, OF
Paris, read a paper before the Academy
of Sciences to-day, showing that the
annual average number of deaths from
rabies in France is twenty-six, and
that since II. P9steur began his course
of treatment the same number OF
patients have died. According to
official statistics the number Of per-
sons bit by mad animals last year in
France VIZ 351, while NJ. Pasteur has
treated III patients. DR.. Colin con-
cluded that the Pasteur system is one Of
doubtful efficacy. and he is alarmed
for the results Of virulent innoculation
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bismarck Yields

MADRID, December 2.-Spsin, after q
long and difficult diplomatic contrO-
Versy, has finally succeeded in inducing
Bismarck 70 abandon his proposal to es-
tablish q naval station as Caroline
Islands.
Prince Bismarck corrected the Span
ish ambassador and said 1T is because
recognize the value and importance of
the station that I decide 10 abandon it
IN order TO show the value I attach to
Spanish friendship"
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A.cowboxs. Quarrel.

DEsvER, December "A Springer, \.
NJ. special to the Republican says a dis
pute arose between J. W. Wsrtenbe and
William Alley. two cowboys at the
ranch OF the Red River Cattle Com
panv, near Cimarron, to-day, as 10
which one had charge of the ranch dur
ing the absence of the foreman. The
former attempted TO discharge the lat
ter. This brought on bitter words,
Both men drew reyolvers and fired,
Alley was killed instantly. Wartenbe
was shot through the right breast. but
viii recover. The lead man came from
Porter Springs, Texas.
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The Forest Fire sconr,.

OAARLEsToS. S. c.. December .
Shafleston is filled with smoke iron, the
.C, nfes N the surrounding country.
I = e telegraph wires are down on the
IN. s-S o. the Northeastern road. and TIE
NJ NJ. e1 zen Of the damage Is not known,
~ ne sHiase OF PinopOlis, in Berkeley
= 10y ~, narrowly escaped destruction.
were burned. -0~SsS
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Their only Medieine chest.
DEERIODeE, MoSr.. Dec. IS, 1855

OE@-@-eAFa@f
/ have been using BsAsDRETH's Pills
for the last thirteen years, and though
/ have had nine children, have never
had doctor in the hose, except three
times when we had an epidemic Of
scarlet fever, which we soon banished by
a vigorous use of BRAxDEETH's Pills i
have used them for myself, two or
three a night for q month, for liver
complaint, dyspepsia, and CONSTITUTION
In diarrhea, cramps. wind collie. indi-
gestion, one or two BEASDEETU' ; Pills
liked the children at once. a box Of
bills IS all the medicine chest We re-
ouire in the house. We use them foI
rheumatism, colds. catarrh. bilious
ness, and impure blood They never
have failed to cure all the above COM
plants il q few days.
WILLIAM w. Z. MuzDEE,
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ouakiug Renewed.

CHARLESTON. SC, Decerz5e- q
Slight shocks of earthquake were felt
at Summerville last night and this
morning. There was e severe shake at
Columbia at s O'Clock this morning and
two slight disturbances in Charleston,
one about o clock and at O'Clock. The
shocks in Charleston made usore noise
than shakes. No damage is reported
in any quarter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-03
Going TO Pieces

WATERTowE, n. Y, December 2.-An
unknown schooner went ashore this
morning of Strong Greek, abOa. thee
and half miles from Noodville. She
lays on the rocks with waves breaking
over her, and is rapidly going 70 pieces.
Three men and women are on board. A
life saving crew has gone 70 attempt to
rescue them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-03
Violation Of the oleOmAr-arius Law

HARTFORD. Conn, Decealber Eight
proprietors Of second-rsts hotels AID
restaurants in this city were arrested
yesterday for using oleonargarine on
their tables without displaying the pla-
card, "oleomargzrine butter" as re-
quired by law under a penalty Of $50
lne- The cases were continued one
week, under 500 bonds each. These
viii be regarded as test cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-03
Abating \ Nuisanca

AVER, Mass, December PA large
two-s story brick building and contents
owned by Bseder e. Co., glae- manu-
facturers, burned this morning. The
fire is supposed to be ineendiary be-
cause o. threats made against the COM
pany on account of the bad odOr
always arising from the works. Loss,
$50, Geo.
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Abortive

BUCHAREST, December 2.-Ths new
plot formulated here on November 10Th
by Russian refugees frcm BRigaria,
headed by Zankoff, and having for its
ayowed object the overthrow of the
Bulgarian regency and the formulating
Of revolution, has proved abOrtive.
Russia refused to furnish. any money
FOR the enterprise.
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An Unfounded Rumor.

= LoSpoS. December "a dispatch
from Paris received this evening states
that the Minister OF Marine says toe re-
port Of the loss of the transport Chandler
ndg0s is unfounded.
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aRironium s.irur.

SAN FRGscIsco, December 2.-Cus-
toms officers to-day seized $4,000 worth
o. opium on the steamer Rio Jansrio,
recently arrived from China. The
drug was found in the coal bunkers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-03
One Thousand Two zundrsd Lives
Lost

ALssiRs, December 1t 3 reported
thAt the steamship Chandsnagos with
A2DO French troops on boa75. has foun-
dered during cyclone lnd all hands
are lost. -.-..
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Nra..aered by Pirates

PARIS, December e.-Advices from
Hanoi, the capital Of TONG uin, state
that the pirates at Hsnkai massacFed
two interpreters and twelve soldiers.
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II. A. Mann and wife, wisconsin: @.
Leland. san Francisco: Miss Pierpont, Chi
mont: Z. HccOshell. Idaho: w. Douglas,
Payson: ]. Knight, I. Lsnktree. Evanston
n. Merrill, kaWlins: Z. X. Watts, Jr., Car
dih. England: T. Watts. London. England
Chevalier Fescolo. Constantinople: J. II.
II. YandeTer, Cheyenne.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
December 1855.


:. worthinEton. GrantSyille; ". A. Serb
uer. John Westfall. Stockton; Dennis Ryan,
p. V Junction: d. 7 Atwood. Spanish Fork:
y. II. Hoover. Cheyenne. Charles Young.
san Francisco; W. II. Caldwell, 81. John; ] Z.
Mormon. frank Degler. Frisco; II. T. Booth
and vile. GAINESVILLE.
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News OF the Nation

WAsHIsGroS, December 2.-Follow-
ing is the proclamation of the Presi-
dent, promulgating the extradihon
treaty with Japan, which was ratified
after being amended by the Senate last
June:
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POLICENIAN'S VIEWS

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DpnLisirY.

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tern section of this county, where coal
is reported to have been found, says
that the reputed coal is nothing
more than Ignite, which, perhaps,
after the lapse of millions of years,
will he transformed into coal, which
is not an encouraging outlook for the
present nor the remote future gener-
atoms of the citizens ofObion County.
Complaint has been made to Gov.
Bate that cattle belonging to Mr..
Hamilton, of Madison county, are
Infected with with pleuro-pneumonia,
and has instructed the State Live
Stock commission to make a thorough
examination ana report the result to
him. Should the cattle he found
suffering from the malady the gov
ernor is empowered by an act of the
last legislature to order their Slough
ter and pay the owner for every head
killed. The cattle growers are be-
coming alarmed, aud insist that
prompt action shall be taken The
Il
cattle OF Mr.. Hamilton are Jerseys,
and came from Kentucky. The
quarantine against Tennessee cattle
has been raised by all the states eX'
aept Kansas
Mn ) w. Cochron, OF Ohio coon,
IT, writes the 1roy News Banner
that he has been a citizen of That
county tor forty four years and that
for forty years he had made inquiry
no" the name 'Ob'on' came and new
err unuI within the last four years had
ne learned anything satisfactory Il
was satI'u9d' S'la me- "'n"I II Was
not an Indian aame' three or Tour
years ago 10 conVerSatlonwlin Joseph
MITCHELL Esq" ne toId me tL"l when
the town OF New MaurId' Moe was
IN possession OF the oPahI"ioS'a opaH-
Ism lieutenant named 'OoIou crossed
the Mississippi hIver on an exploring
eXpedl''0n' discovered me O"Ioh NV
er ana gave 1t his own name; tins
seemed 10 be satisfactory Joseph
MlctheII was raised III New Maird
ana dled IN Dyer County a year or
TWO ago, aged about ~ years, and
was well educated, intelligent man.
tie was OF French descent, Can any,
body tell how keeltoot Lake got IT'S
name?
a Fayetteville, Ark dispatch to
the Globe Democrat says: A man CIV
ing bis'name as Wat Baxter, claiming
to be a man ofmeans from Brownsville
Tam Rnurod ,.ont ,b,. oi.r Ar
'"''' "9''I+ "''U' ',''' VI ? ~"
weeks ago lie succeeded III HeIu'l'g
the boarding honseikeeptrs ami few
of tLo r,aro,,,t. Euo,, NV, Lo
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OVER THE STATE.

gates lett Nashville Sunday for the
grand encampment at San Francisco.
Bedford county claims it has grown
the biggest crop ST wheat since 1886
The crop is estimated at !, 100000
bushels.
Z In quarrel between Hill and Test
at Chattanooga Sunday, Test was so
badly cut with a pocket knife that he
has since died.
The confederates of Memphis
are making movement to erect
monument to the memory of the late
Gen. N. B. Forrest.
Geo. Hymaut, young farmer of
Knox county, was stabbed and killed
by a tough named VIM. Kennedy, at
Knoxville, Saturday.
There are seven colored assemblies
of Knights of Labor in Nashville,
with membership that is very large
and constantly growing
The Wasson Oar works at Chatta-
pooga were sold Monday to satisfy
mortgage 5 NJ. Carpenter, Of
Cleveland, purchased them for sos
600.
The dead lock in the convention to
nominate a successor to Circuit Judge
Mcconnell was broken 10y the nomi
nation Of Hon. John A. Fife, Of Car
image, q most worthy selection.
Union City Anchor Burglars are
becoming quite numerous atWoodland
Mills. The postofice was robbed
Tuesday night, but fortunately only
four dollars had been left in the of>
flee safe.
Ripley News: Miss Annie, daugh
ter Of J. D. Foster who resides in
the eleventh district, awakened her
father one night last week and said she
thought snake was on her arm,
An examination proved that a chick.
en- snake about two feet long was
ooiled about her arm from wrist to
elbow The reptile was Of course
speedily killed
Erin News: We learn that son
Of Esq. Zach Harvey while stacking
straw for which purpose he used an
iron pitch fork, let the fork slide
down the side of the stack prongs up;
he then undertook to get down him.
self and striking the fork, ran one
prong entirely through his foot. If
his foot had missed, the fork it would
undoubtedly nave enter d his Oouy'
Sparta Expositor; Mr.. Sperry was
telling us that in the Mine Lick coun
try Of Putnam, where be is pros oect-
ting for gold aud silver, the country
is so rough for miles that a "agon can
not be used And while be was there
ne nouceo " corpse OF a woman CARED
.our mics ny men 10 grave YARD
hopes were put onaer Inc conn and
Attached TO '"e Fo'iS' '"e emu Of
when ere,P'a'e' ou 'he shoulders
VI 'n7 men,
SomervilIe Reporter The crop out
look IN Fayette county IS exceedingly
gloomy-and now, while IL may be
time, farmers should begin to hedge
IN on expenses. Tie corn crop viii
prove almost total failure while a
most favorable season Will scarcely
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ESQ attniues rsnrdagd Of excellence -.r-,'i
7dNits Of no gupeYiOy.
Il CONTAINS cyory Improvement thut inv as.
s-;uu5, skill oll2 money can produce.
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NJryIAN & hfthNp, gtaF
lection agents % wv X
NaEaa, VuHCoei Ygr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05

CiuetGoi ILfY June t.-Capt HUNT OF
the Hyde Park police force started fo,
Cummings lais morning, Aklue with MIN
Alt available men of mas force. This
movement was made because of antlei.
pated trouble between TIE Rock island
railroad aud tbo tr,Sing naiLmakers ~
enc Calumet Iron company An atnmpl
was made yesterday "a move two freight
cars containing nails, couslguod To One
4 eS Island road, which was frustrated
by the strikers, who induced the train
ufN 20 abandon the attempt. Another al
toinit VIII DC made to-day to move the
GERS with the assistance of the police.
VI stlels are further complicated by The
l4ct 'nat lle RocA Island men are IN fun
sympathy win tac strikers. and n N
feared t7a' n The company insists thai ia
emnloyes move the cars general strike
may occur.
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OuR PREMIUM NRGAM.

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orat Publishing Company Fort WORTH
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organ that you advertised to give to the
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DRIVING OUT TIE RED DEVILS.
TOMBSTONE, A. r., June 4 "A courie,
arrived IRON Dragon mouutllns. fifteen
miles north Of this place, early YESTERDAY
morning, bringing the news tbst ,J,e
soldiers have driven Eleen Indians into MO
the natural fortihcaFion known no ~
Cochlse stronghold A compapv -
lroopsis behind the hostles and twn otber
COMPANIES are trying to head taem OF,
AN0tHER VICTIM.
az eusoN' Tr Jnue "A courier has
lusy arrived from Wallis ranch. eese 90
IofL Lowell with The ipt lligepce tbot
uie lndians Nlled DR. Clinton Dayjs ve ,,s
cIday afternoon. lie had gone ont in
,teV section for drive. Tbe doctor
came from Iowa together with lis VIA
sl, IAIaiiy Y visit his brother. TbTo
were eight INDIANS Ia the party. D'''
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LodANsrohr, lNp, June 4,-Monday
nlsn' train wreckers posted two loaded
nat cars out on the track Of the Panban.
ole at Wlndnall and wrecked the passen.
ger Train The engineer and fireman
were terribly injured. Yesterday three
%, Oh tne gang were arrested and taken to
Upton and lodged in jail. One confessed,
ana as result two other members of the
gans VIII be arrested. Feeling against
the men Is very high. ''-''