Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-10-23
DOMESTIC.

K. c. HAMILTON was killed at Trenton by
ialling from barn on Tuesday.
D. II. ALLEN fell over an embankment
at Kansas City Tuesday and was killed.
The trial Of B. +. May for the killing of
James Webb begun at st. Charles Tuesday.
MRs. SUSAN STOCKTON, mother of Rev.
Oliver Guthrie. died at Marshall, Tuesday.
JoHs B. HENDERSON, Of st. Louis, spoke
In Sedalia Tuesday to the largest audience
ever gathered in the Gem City.
JosIE MARTEI.L, the variety actress who
was killed by her jealous lover at Esher's
st. Louis theater, was buried Tuesday.
The statue OF Columbus, presented to st.
Louis by Henry Shaw, was formally un.
seiled with appropriate ceremonies Tues
day.
TIE A. +. and A. NJ. of the jurisdiction OF
Missouri convened in Masonic Hall, St.
Louis, Tuesday, Grand Master J.W. Boyd,
otSt Joseph, presiding.
1oy. MARMADuKE issued proclamation
tuesday lifting the quarantine as TO Cana
oian and Ohio cattle, investigation having
disclosed the TACT that no pleuro existed.
THE City Marshal at Dallas, Texas, Mon.
uay night, arrested Hiram Featherstone,
ailas Martin, well-known farmer, on sus.
pieion Tor the murder Of his father.in-law
sn years since IN ~. Francois County, Mis-.
sour. lie denies the charge.
Rev. A. III. TRICK, pastor of the Presby-
5rian church at Cairo, will marry Miss
Cora Stratton. on the 10th.
HE State Sabbath School Couyentio, :
IN session at Nokomis. The attendance !.
IHE semi-annual meeting OF The S,o.c
Hraln Merchants Association was bo,I -
Springfield early in the week. The attnnd,
anee was large, and the sessions wers LoLl
With closed doors. ''''''
IN uEoReE SuMRALL, a prominent nbv.
nelan OF Chicago, while visiting his dan"bt,
at Jerseyville, died suddenly. Hear,
disease was the cause. --S'''
NAN named Hennessy. at P;,tsbpr,
irs Tas cellar 100 feet deep and & feet wids
me ne other day the bottom dronned ont
SNns Ssns INTO the workings OF the Oakdal
Ssonlery. The house is still STANDING I'm
ears are entertained. not onIv e., -
sa'e.y, but Tor the safety OF other bn;ldin,
~ ne neighborhood, and the neonla .
elted. oofousn are terribly eI
scsa sLs days ago Miss Rosa Fenton a,
Cr;t.slpasaed young lady OF Is, residing 4
iorssauen county, Ark, was bitten on IN
mon, aassr Of her left hand by larSs cnttor T -,
rcptils S.: Srske: So deeply did the venomon
fbssr fe q. urise it's poisonous fangs into m
w;tS5. oI The maiden that She conid mo-
paadaI a@ them, but the snake hung sn,
Fsn,' Fnaed' writing by its teeth nnt;i Nj M
WIN aI'1n pulled it loose and flnnv II awn w.,
o,a ouh her right hand. KNOWING rs - no;so, a",,
rar. rs nature oil the snake, Miss Fsntop ,SE' Si,
tSe sroT"a ppTse9ee OF mind, seized an ak Ivir@
ne ground near by laid her wnnndcI A E'IIs
on oR ,h block OF wood, and at 1unued onrn sS nan
@ On the bitten finger. She pIacad oISe S, SSnoPpe
s,ouhd her wrist tight enough - st,, 9a,,ua, a,
,n.h CIRCULATION Of the blood and 70 taII;np STop u
hn. hao,ner who had rushed nom % tho oei,,,g hn, n
thros. assistance, to pour whisky dnwn nWrSG !,
.nsoat' tainted. Mrs. Fento2 J gown n n
na,s ,ailsrlns child with whisky which uGseG sS o n
;aasely had on hand, and the ros,n sue 'Irt 1
- now out of danger. ~ young lac