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PROPOSALS

IULY7. lsss.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received al the Otce Of the Supervising Architect
G'CLOckP. 81. on the sEyESTEfSTH DAY OF
a. md nd .aS a3r am s d,ri laurel in
The Si[nai Ofts al Washington d. c, in accordance
nay t. seen al this Once the ,fnce Of he Sum-
ten!ent and the Master Builders Associ ton BaIt-
fet cheek for 900. Upon receipt al this Ofce OF a
order the Treasurer Of the United States parties Will
tefnrlssd with copies Of the drawings and specif-
J5.s so;,t I'LL a. '''h 4 supervising Architect
1oE FUEL. LIBRARY CAsEs, AND SUPPLIES
lOK LAB EAIOkI- DEPAKIMEST or AGRI-
%56 cI Ea sf FsTfd b s5s JF ~
fog furnishing the above supplies for the f ys,
ending June 30 1883 Blanks for proposals. with full
BIDDERS will be furnished on application at the BIS
aiTs 1i 10 ~, 81 e Dy.5'en, Al bids should be
S.-ien- d e and m.rksd Proposals Tor supplies"
y3S12.l4
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
ODnsTEIcT OF COLUMBIA. July q. lssS. Sealed
O'CLOCK NJ on ihs sIXTEENTH Instant. to in
sur ,hn rneie seeo9. and other bulnsrs beiongin
,ne ID lssy. with tue option To the Commissioners
ject To appropriations therefor the properly
can be seen al This ONCE. The right reserved re-
EHEaf Il. Si' c Il his MoNp co Shbb
sllners " the District OF Columbia jyO-jt
pkk0oi,G5 : n FOR GoHsIRUCIIoN MATERIAL
NUS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, u. C
SFfICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. e., NAsHISGIOS,
~ = July 8. lS-S. sealed PROPOSALS will be received
A. t-is Othce until TWELVE O'CLOCK ~. on SAIUK-
bAl.J LII 1WENIl-ONE. 1sss. for urnish ny curb
H. brcks. asphalt tile. asphalt paving blocks and
granite PAVING blocks be used various
Al1 avenues IN the city Of Washington. Blank forms
81 PROPOSALS and specifications be obtained at this
Cfe On api cstiou therefor tO<ether all neces-
sary Information and lids these only will
SDns.red HE right reserved any and ali
bisis or parts % bids. ". b. WEBB. :. l. WHEATLFY
Z W ALMOND, Commissioner. D. C. y5-Gt
nLIARTMENT OF STATE. WASHINGTON JUNE
~ 80, ls>s-Sealed proposals Will be received al
IL Department. % state until TWELVE VI. Of the
tlisHl DAY OF AUGUST. 1855. to furnish said D.
.4tiseHt with Stationery and Miscellaneous Arti-
e-es Tor the year entiug june 80 1883. in Accord
AAce with a schedule Of articles which wi b.
s-2P4e7i 10 PERSONS and firms PROPOSING to bid
Ihe EiEht 10 reJ"ct any and all bsis or to accep;
az portiJu Oi d amend the quantity given of
9Artlcie IN The hedule. = reserved, 81
. required 10 turnlSI with his hid 4 bond with tSO
serytles IN the sum Of $1,000, a guarantee OF a
i4thiu performs HCe Of the contract which may b..
Asarisd him All samples submitted should be LEFT
o. We lolery rooin' If the De partInent.
DkOf0sAIS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
evSCDiIi LANE BkIDGE.-OFFIcE THE DIS
49, 1919 loSsks WARRINGTON. D. e.. July 2.
lesr-s atsd Iroposas m duplicate will Ir received
~ t1s once until L. o'clock nl on wesinsss!ay An
49, A. tScc iyr tne construction of iron bridge
over rock Greek, a. the Woodley Lane Road IN me
District Of Columbia Blank forms 81 prouosal. sn1
dat ha o+tc
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Eok SALE-HOUSEs


LNOk SALE-HOl
r 1901 h 81. n W, b. ,221o to 2e34 Boy
400 =; NV. b h zoo a9@4 . aoi& bay So
bh & 5 houses RI 90 600 1926 and 1925 Sdstn
1342 W ave. n w-,h h.. W, BIZ. and 6r.l3.5OO
bet i3sn and i4 tHOoo NV 1 6h. io'n
sts n b. h mi. $4,000 TO 7th 81 road IL 800
1I30 ii ST. NV, b-h, 12Os and 12lO Pa av.
ais 5dsT NV, b. 1z:Is to isi3 L st 49, 49,
1913 ION 81 n w. 76i to i0 iaiiasur sOOO
o65 Il = NV 40 S 81 n n. W. b. h.
1Gio Isl: n. w. hh Is0i to 1906 sin.T ~
1ts si i; NV i''O North Gap and sis OOO
N: l.. 13r-..... 5000 NV b. l.. m. .9r. 900
2OS3 IL 81 NV b. h.. L 70 o alley bet 18th and
4%9G st. n. w-b.h..m- 1II4 s lII6 9th ST 5.
i lOrs W. ar. 81 fr. rear. 5000
22J Indiana ave- 1l2J goth st. NV. fh.
b.. m l.. Dr.. 500 6r.. houses rear. 5000
14l9 20th st nw- 2l26 to2l3OK stnw..
h. m l., Sr.--.-...-.1,500 bh, 900
The aboveis only portion Of the property on ny
hook For tull list call at office for bulletin issue1
V.OK SALE-FIYE IMPOSING THREE-STOKY
II brick dwellings, located on the corner Of Sd and
SITS Just four squares from the Capitol:
contain eight rooms and Iath. with all m l.: bay
windows; corner house commands fine view; n
one more for desirable lots For price and terms
apply To WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, Successor
10 DanenhOwer SON. Ills St NV. je50- I'm
u one Of those desirable houses, Nos. TO- l.2 or
12i Maryland ave sw-. three-s,Ory and cellar; ten
sold WASHINGTON DASENHOWEK, successor to
Danenhower Son. Ills st. NV je3O-lm
VvOK sAIL-AT A BABGAIN-TWO FINELY FIN
II ished Houses, Az aud 4s4 % It. IL W, IL rooms
Ost je23-im.
I,OR sALE-TwO NEW TWO-sTORY AND BASE
.,eTy sIs} Eaymsn,s: $4,000 each, swOKMsTLDf
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THE CHoCTAw CLAM.-Messrs. Ward ii. Lamon
and Z. +. Black have filed by Messrs. Hoge, Cole
man, and Sypherd, a bill against the executors
OF the estates OF John 7. cochran and Thomas A.
Scott, to restrain them from collecting fees Tor
the prosecution OF the Choctaw claim.
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TOMORROW.
NUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

REGULAR SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C. COMPRISING
PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM, Ii
BRARY AND OTHER FURNITURE, CARPETS
MATING, MIRRORS, GROCERIES, &C.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY TENTH, COM.
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell at our
salesrooms, 9th and streets northwest general col
lection Of goods 1t
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THE CHARGES AGAINsT PARNELL.

-.S VIII MN luz - Foh1boumemt0ryS O@-
mittee 70 Inquire into Them.
LONDON, July 9.-Mr. Parnell has decided TO ask
that parliamentary committee be appointed to
Inquire into the charges made by the Tnes
against himself and other leaders OF the national
party In the house OF commons.
The 81. James Gazette says that Nj. Frank Lock.
wood and the Right Honorable Sit Charles Russell.
liberal and home rule member OF the house OF COM
mons, advised Mr. O'Donnell not TO 60 on the stand
as witness In his suit against the Dpes for al-
legged libel
Mr.. O'Donnel intended, II he had appeared as q
witness, to produce the correspondence between
himself and Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, which had
taken place without Mr.. Forster's knowledge,
while Mr.. Parnen was In Kimainham jail Mr..
Parnell's object was TO obtain his release through
O'Donnell
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"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL. VIA OIIEF\STnWV

"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY, July i, August s. sept - oct 4
Largest and finest Passenger steamer aioat
Cabin. SuO. ESQ. anu StOo second Class $50
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every SATURDAY from New Yorkto
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
Cabin Passage TO Glasgow, Londonderry Liverpool
or Belfast $40 and $50; second Class a:3O
Stseraxe outward or prepaid, either service, 400
Saloon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates Trav-
eers' Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts for any
Amount issued Mt lowest current rates. For Books u
Tours. Tickets. or further information apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS., New York. or q. w.
MOSS. o2l Penn ave. n. w.. Washington aplO-3m
EUNARD LINE,
~ CHAS L. DUBOIS h CO.. Bankers Agents.
00J 9TH St ~
Call and inspect plans aud description Of vessels To-
cations made At once Cabin passage $50. ESQ, 800
and l5 Rognd-trip at greatly reduced rates ma 2 m
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BKOS, AuctiOneers
PARTITIONS; sash, STOVES AND PIPE SAMPLE
TABLES CHAIRS, WINDOW SHADES, &c con.
TANNED IN SEATON HALL. No, 4OS NINTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JULY. TENTH, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, will sell at the above Hall all the Par
tition Tables, Chairs, Stoves &C. contained therein
All goods to be removed on OR before July IA.
Terms CASH iyS-ot
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Try II

PONDS EXTRACT ID known everywhere, and well
merits tts reputation the Peoples Remedy" and
Universa Pain Destroyer" For forty thia
great vegetable compound has proved its efficacy. and
has won its greatest renown ss subduer Of ali paint
ND infainmstion and should be in every household
PONDS EXTRACT cures Burns, Sunburns. Chahng.
Insect Bites Wounds, Bruises, Ples, Cstarrh
HemorrhageR etc. Ask tor PONDS EXTRACT. Take
no mutations my3l
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ARMY ospERs.-MaJ. Jacob Kline. cath infantry,
detailed as member or the Army retiring board
convened at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, relieving
Col Alexander McD. McCoOk. First Lieut.
WILL ID. bahAlstef, assistant surgeon, granted
twenty seven days extension OF leave.
MAJ. Frederic W. Benteen, 9th cavalry, having
peen found incapacitatel for active service by an
Army retiring board has been placed on the r.
ured list board % ordnance officers 60 consist II
captains cullen Bryant. John h. Green, and Rogers
blThlt, lr, appointed 10 meet ma New York on Thurs
day, July IL, 20 select a site Tor proving ground
Ihe loloMng changes In the stations of officers ut
tne inspector generals Department are ordered:
lieut-eoL kobt 4. Hughes. inspector general re-
lleNed from duty al headquarters division Ol the
Pacific. Lieut-COl Edw. NJ Heyl Inspector general
renewed OF duty at headquarters division OF Pa
cliic, and ordered 20 duty IN Lieut. COL Hughes
place. Major George II. Burton, inspect
or general transferred from headquarters
department Of Missouri 10 headquarters, depart
tnent of Arizona relieving Lieut.. Iul. VIA r.
Drum Eth Infantry, acting Inspector general,
OF Dakota
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NEWARK, n. j., July 9.--The annual shooting
contest and festival OF the International sharp
shooters or Scheutzenbund was begun here to-day.
On Wednesday many distinguished persons are
expected TO be present, including President Cleve
land, several members OF his Cabinet, GOV. Green
and other state officials OF New Jersey.
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
w S3S-94O louisiana ave.

Auction sale of Horses Carriages Harness. &C. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, TEN A
NJ ~ 80
Large stock of New and Secondhand Carriages
private sale. je7-Im
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

the companies from doing business at all.
Finally the res buttons Were adopted uuan-
imously
INSURANCE MADE CHEAPER.
IAN Insurance Exchange was the sub.
lect OF paper 10y Frank Ridlon In it he
sad that the New England Insurance eN-
change had offered u reduction in iusur-
ancc when buildings were lighted cNclu-
sNoly 10y electricity, and also when power
was furnished from the same source, and
that lately 1t had issued notice stating
that ON and after the LIST OF October il
would cease TO issue permits for insuring
buildings where electric lights were in ope.
ration, unless the party operating the
plants should hold license from the New
England Electric exchange.
ELECTRICAL EDUCATION.
f. Il. Weeks, OF Kansas CITY, read a pa
per on Electrical Education" lie said
that in the growth ct electricity i'm this
country the demand for skilled workmcn
exceeded the supply. tie had had many
applications for plan Tor educating people
m the subject lie outlined the work oi
the Mutual Education society oi the en-
ployc' OF the Kansas City Electric Light
company. They had large hall and library
and rcadiug.uom, and the members ot tho
society have tried ia every way 10 increase
their knowledge -. electricity. As last rs
they had been able 10 show increased
knowledge OF the suhicc! they had been
promoted, and there was constant iuccn-
tive for study and investigation.
INTERFERENCE on wIEES.
st the session OF the telephone associa.
fI.rt "a 4 L.. A.
un"Dynamo Current Interference with Tel.
phone systems aud Means OF Relief from
the same. ' lie said il was we'll known
To every body who used a telephones that
the wires oi that instrument were seriously
Affected 10y the electric light on other dyua-
mo currents. The leakage OF electricity
from the wires OF electric railways had
cuuscd much trouble. Ihrmcaus ui over.
coming the trouble ~ iar us Mr. McClcur
ls concerned are still in the dark, ~ lac
thought them OF sufficient value 10 have
patented.
There is no doubt that this trouble IL
due 10 induction. The high-pOwcr wires.
are sufficiently insulated. They could not
hc improved, aud IL seems tp your CORE
spondcut that the safest and best solution
OF the problem j, to prevent ii possible,
the running Of parallel lines Of telephone
and dynamo wires. Just 80 long ~ they
are within the distance OF inductiyc limi.
tatlon, just 80 long will the telephone be-
impaired aud rendered unfit Tor use. This
disturbance has been only apparent at
night on account Of the electric lights, and
It Is so IN Memphis; but In larger cities,
where the power lines are used, the tclc-
phone wires are made useless in the day
time. The interference ot the powerful
railway wires IL from conduction, not in.
duc,lon, which can easily be- prevented by
proper construction. These arc things
that all cities should look after, and sec
that everybody is treated fairly aud
squarcly aud the public viii get all the
benefits
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TUE IMpusrRIAL INsrIrurn.
Tho Election OF Prof Cooke To tho Prcsi
doncy-Hia Careor.

Coiuuuvs, Miss, Sept. S.-Gov. W. H..
Sims came home few days AGO from Lex
| ington, Ga, 10 attend the meeting oi the
trustees Of the Industrial Institute aud col
lcgc, called 10 elect president. Gov.
Sins, being the rcsidcnttrustcc was made
chairman OF the executive committee and
secretary ol the board. The following
trustees were present at the meeting. Gov.
Robt. Lowry McSsu. W. II. Sims, 4. VI.
Miller, Jno. +. Smith, u. l.. SWcalman,
Ice Williamson, !. I. Stokes, j. McC.
Martin aud !. y. Gage. Prot Chas II.
Cooke, OF Columbus, Vas chosen To lill the
place made vacant by the resignation oi
Mai. Jones Mr.. Juo. 4. Nelson was
again elected proctor. Thctrustccs passed
resolutions very complimentary Ia Mai.
H. W. Jones, and 10 the Hon. Jas. 4. llar-
risou, the retiring trustee. Prof. Charles
lluttwcll Cooke, the newly elected prrHi-
dent OF the Industrial Institute and college,
is man worthy 10 H. the successor oi
Mai. X. W. Jones, who has presided over
the institution with such marked ability
since its inception. lie iH Nirpininn by
birth, but las made his home In MiKts.
supp since early manhood. lie graduated
nj the University oi Virginia IN 1873, TAX
ing diplomas In six ol its colleges tie
came 10 Columbus after leaving college
aud WIS soon elected principal NJ franklin
academy, which hc elevated 10 high
standard aud which Is today the best pub.
IT, school IN The State.
Prof Cooke h. a man " the purrst Chris
tinn character aud will conduct the insti.
tuition on the slmo high plane II WIS
placed hy Mai. Jones' When the election
Of Prot Cooke was announced large
number oi citizens, accompanied by the
Columbus cOnct band, scrrnudcd the now
president, Gov Lowry and tIc trustees.
IN response to repeated calls Mr.. Cooke
came ont md made speech, expressing his
thanks a. his fellow citizens and also his
realization Of The great responsibility that
rested upon him, aud assuring them that be-
would rise above any personal feeling In
the administration u the affairs II the
college, aud be- guided by biz best iudg.
mont u what WINS best ior the good Ol the
institution.
Ills election has given entire satisfaction
90 every section ~ iur heard FROM
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Charge. Agsins, .o,. church

MINNEAroiis, Mimi, sept. = The Jour
nails Grand Forks, u. r., special SAYS that
the committee appointed by the bay fac
ton Of the two-hcadcd Democratic Terri
torial convention has completed liz work
and will send formal charges against Gov.
Church 10 the President this month The
Governor Is charge with caucus packing
nnd illegal methods o. secure control ul
the Territorial convention, the Use Of his
veto power 10 inlimidalc the people, up.
pointing persons unfit 10 hold office, lie.
gnlly apprUpriating notary fees "a his own
use; violating the military law, s1ulndcr.
ing the proceeds IT the stock indemnity
funds, bad management Of tie publication
oi the laws Of the Territory. The charges
are supported by nllilnyit-.
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LITTLE TOWN SENSATION.
a Family OF Countcrfoters piscovcro
IN Edwurdsviue. III.

Family OF Countortolters Discovered
In Edwardsvule, III.
EnwNRpNvuLr, ILL.,, Sept S-A scnsa-
ton has been created IN this quiet little
town by the arrest OF combination Of
countcrleitcs who have been successfully
posing as respectable family About six
weeks ago this family came here from
klmmswick, Mo. They gave their name
US Russell, and there were three daughters,
two sons and Mrs. Russell. They rented
u house and settled down apparently 10
housekeeping, \ couple of weeks later a
man named Bochling arrived and tool, his
abode with the Russell family lie was
missed u few days afterwards, and It was
supposed he had left town. Yesterday
morning the people In the ncirhhurhnnl
were aroused 10y a noise OF breaking glass.
and discovered the man liochling breaking
through window in the Russell house.
Reaching the ground, hc started To
run aud was pursued and captured by two
of the women. They were proceeding 10
drag him back 10 tho house, when the
nclghbors iutcricrcd. Bochling then told
his story. lie said the Russclls were OK.
pert countcricltcrs, AMI that lac had work.
cd with them, but qulrplcd aud intended
10 leave, Before lac could leave they made
him prisoner and kept him confined in
the house q month. Hearing that the men
were away lac determined Ia escape. ON
GERS searched thr house and found a com.
plnte countorciting outfit. There were
molds, q photograph camera metals dies
and huckctlul OF - gold pieces in process
of manufacture. lioohling said - gold
pieces was their speciality Counterfeit
bills were also captured, but these were
obtained from other hands The women
were arrested aud the men will be, II the
sheriff can find them.
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A I,n.Innlrr IinhI.r.i.

CNcISSAti, o., sept S-Thc posionico
at Wyoming, o., suburb a. Cincinnati.
twelve miles from the city on the Cincin.
natl, Hamilton x Dayton railroad was
entered hy by burglars this morning and
the nlo blown open. Tho burglars secured
$500 in money AMI stamps. They over.
looked the postal notes. Az the letters In
the boxes were taken out aud examined la
the search oi registered letters. but there
were none iu the Office. The postonirc Is
IN the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 DAYTON
station, and IN entrance was gained from
the Wullng.room next the office. whore
only thin wooden partition divided the
two The p0stmastcr's name Is Frank w.
If0Wu
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JACKSON ChaIIcnze. sm,,b.

INV loGK. Sept 4. -liichard x. Fox
received the following dispatch this morn.
ing from a well known sporting man In
San Francisco. "fhc California Athletic
club announce that they will put up n
purse ol 5000 Tor Peter Jackson, the
heavy weight champion ui Australia, and
Jcm Smith, the champion OF England. ~
fight for, tho battle ~ hc fought in san
Francisco ne lhrr' o. four months hom
s.guIug Articles They also o.'cr similar
purse lur Charley Mitchell aud Jack Dcmp.
f,y % hlht iDr on the same terms. Tie
0llor ol the club has been cablcd 10 Jcm
smith
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An Incnn,.ried NiIIinn.

ASHLAND, ny, Sept b.-WiIIiam How.
ell, seventeen Yeas Old, shot and killed
his father, John Howell, yesterday. John
Howell served a term Of years In the peni.
ten,cn,iary and returned home last Au-
gust. Since then ho has frequently beaten
lis wife and daughters Last night lac
drove his entire family from home and
threatened their lives. Yesterday morn
ing his son procured warrant fol his ar.
rest for abusing his family aud to require
him to give bond to keeppeace. After the
trial Howell returned home swearing ven.
geance on his son, who met hun ri lie
door and shot him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

Nav NoRK, sept s-Ihe cotton woay-
cr Of Lancashire, England are on a strike
Tor higher wages, aud yesterday when IN,
steamer Gcrmanic arrived horr il was dis
covered that among her s,ccmge passcn.
gers were number Of the strikers
Supt Simpson ut Castle Garden set
about investigating the matter aud sue.
cccdcd in identifying eleven NJ them.
whom hc detained. They say that the
union gave each oi then g. On condition
that they would leave tho country, and
they decided tp come over here, because
friends Who were already IN this country
had found profitable work In the mills
near Boston. They said that there were
twenty-five Of them altogether, but do.
clarcd that they were under no contract.
They all have u little money aud Il IL a
question whether the collector can refuse
ID LET thcm land.
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over. A number Of obnoxious politicians
have been ordered to leave the county,
and have done so, aud the better element
is again at the helm OF public affairs. Mr..
Frost, the shooting Of whom directly led
10 this action, is likely TO recover. The
action of the people was unanimous. Mr..
Brady, the Republican candidate for Con-
gross, has withdrawn. Three candidates
are now in the field: Charles Stewart
UlomA the incumbent Mr.. Mckane
(Rcp,) and Mr. Hutchinson ,pcm.).
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nnra.rra b, Neirnnnr.

Srr,w, Nvb., Sept s.-Dick Roach. d
farmer living near liassctt, was murdered
by a npighhor Andrew Lowe, In din.
Guilty over some cattle. for the los, Of
which Roach had seized mower belong.
bug 30 Love. The latter attempted 10 take
the mower back with the aid oi his son.
Roach protested aud drew his revolver on
l0Rc,NHp rushed at him with an ux The
elder Lowe, stepping mp behind his son
with q pistol, fired. Roach returned liU
without effect, and fell MORALLY wounded.
Both the Loves are in jail.
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LEATHER APRONS" WORK.
Another Murder of the Most Brutal Nat
uro Committed.

LONDON, sept S-Thc horribly mutt.
lated body Of u lowd woman was found
early this morning in the yard attached To
a common lodging house in spital Fields.
The throat was cut from ear to ear, the
body ripped open, the bowels and heart
were lying on the ground, and portion
Of the cntrils were tied around the neck.
This il the fourth murder oi a similar
character that has been committed recent
~ In this ncighhorhool. An the victims
were women ut the lowest character. The
author ui the atrocities remains undiscoy.
cred, aud the excitement in the immvdi.
ate vicinity borders upon panic.
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RACE rRounLka.
Tho Excitement AZ Richmond. Tox.,
Bubsidiug-V Vigilance Prevails.

Tho Excitement at Richmond. ToH.,
Vigilance Prevails.
MCnuoND, Tex, Sept s-Thc town
has been comparatively quiet since ycstcr.
day afternoon, although 800 armed men
arcslili within the corporate limits Adu-
tani.Gcnoml King, after long talk with
ShcrinGurycyand ma inspection Of the Jail
and means ol defense, decided that he
would not order the militia huld In rcldi.
ness 10 start for the scene oi cont myll'od
trouble. Tho sheriff Is brave man, and
has strong posse behind him ~ prevent
any citizens from lynching the prisoners,
Even aud Donovan. The posse who LEFT
iDr the settlement. sixteen miles distant,
on horseback, expecting to meet large
body oi armed negroes, returned last night
and reports everything quiet.
The asslssinlliDu IN this section during
The last lew months, have M worked up
the citizens that trouble may be- expected
at any hour. Ferguson, the negro district
clerk, aud the negro agiatOfs have lett the
county Capt Frost whom the unknown
parties shot IA ambush Monday night, i-
still IN q pfccarious condition, but Dis
friends have hopes Of his ultimate rccOy.
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