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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400 Main sfrect-t00.

Today We begin the sale Of Toys and
Fancy Goods OF every description.
A package OF finest French Candies
given with every purchase.
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HYlo, lIylo, nylo at all druggists.


II you are looking tot something nice for
your wife " friends be- SURE aud visit OUT
China Palace. We know W. can suit YOU.
We have the loyolicst goods YOU have
ever seen.
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shelby Circuit Court

The case OF Radmacher vs.. the L., y
o, & T. r. H. IL being argued in thl
court
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Lite Mary Cecilia BrunOld

IIas Just been cured of the worst Eczema
ever seen by th" doctors Who treated
her. from lac III to feet mass of dis.
cascd skin, several phy.lcinn-, - m"'ii.
cal college nnd all remedies fail. Cured
by tuticura Remedies.
Ny little daughter. Mary Cecilia nmnnld was AZ
nlriri With the worst rtfr ut urruma ever srpu hy
the doctors who trraicd her She was literally GOV
end ifum head ~ iuut With s,ihs. These physic
nns tried their hrst a. cum her but believe thCy
Wcfe ou} gNivrmcuung They kcpi ou ckisii
mcntlng iuf over ten months, but instead Of set
tins better the child got wufsr and did not know
what roufsr tn pursue Ny wife tnDk her after We
had raid all We could an1rl cor medical treatment
a. n medical college whrw thytr VEN some twenty
~ thirty doctor, asscmhlci bat the casr hallci
them an Ms wife hnd ~ so every hay. aud slno.
umys twicr = day. IN tact. The medicine thcy gave
my child ~ not have time Ia art even u there
wns any virtue he IL % Wns changed sn uitCu by ur.
der Of the ductuu The latter pau IT January,
after even thing had Jailed and pailcurc and
money Ncty hath exhausted made ~ ny mind
o. quit all duriufinr Hnd iy The tuu,ruA NlHr-
uns dii ~. and now can shy that my daugh.
Get s cured, suund in health aud well. ~ the tur
UrIsr If huudrUia
The dursIsL Mr. ~ ". Kfurrcf. citncr Chau.
tcnu aud luluE a,cuurs. who snIl No The Jrucura
luNtriu. isha much asiuuishri us any ~ 700 Tbs
ttfittuA Erufrif have worked o. complete cure
sul We have usci hut little mow thau thfec
tuuuhs ui q uotuu " tyu,tnA NrotyIst aud q
Vf1p1uiuuair amount 1T Ctu,ruA aud CrttCrua
ruAr I AN fcaiy 10 any time o. make aiidtVil
that my Hushtuf hal the Won't rnar nf rrrrma ~
thr duttnrs nll admit ever rrru iu this city. and
that ,ho had hyru rurrl solely by she tvuCyuA
Y H,nirs, after thc bvst NY iciam and rumciio
shall h. Glad 10 have my one rai upon o. writ,
mo " hu has child similarly afflicted. or an. ptr
tlu Who D. troubled with tlln disease. that n
| may scu iur himself What your CtTiDrnA NrHrrtfi
have dome. dl ibis Boo gratitude Zoe The Curc tha
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900 Uatiot stusL "a Louis. No.
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Criminal Court.
Marriage LIcrnscs.

Louis Butler and Ella jenkins, j. NJ.
Ellington and Fannie Gibson, VIM. Wise
man and Alice Swift, Walter Brown and
C. u. McCleary, Harry Winery and Hem
rictta Branch, colorcd; Austin Winter
and Miss Mary Williams, W. Il. Hodges
and Miss J. &. johnson, John Green and
Liza fclta.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
100 Main street 900.

LARGEST assortment aud cheapest In the
city. Fancy plush aud rattan Rocker,
aud Chairs. Suitable lot Christmas
presents MITCHELL 4 BgIsON.
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ONE Of the best selected and largest
stock Of iewclry at Hughes a llallers, 3i3
Main str,gt
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l2.inch Wax Doll, DC; lsinch Dolls,
with washable head and natural hair, Soc,
worth 75c l5-ich Dolls, natural hair, shoes
and stocking poe, worth jOc; finest, biggest
Dolls, zoe aud sl.OO, worth double.
Buy no Candies, come and get them
of us free, free, Tree.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
McmnIlis Theafer.


Another big audience greeted Emmett
in Fritz" last night. He, as usual gave
an entertaining and amusing performance,
which was thoroughly enjoyed. While
the Dutch commedy business is not as
popular as Of yore, having been done to
death both on the Legitimate and variety
stages, IL Is something wonderful how EN-
NETT retains his hold upon the public.
While his voice is not as soft and mellow
as in years past, he has the same old stage
business and pleasing way which takes
possession Of the hearts Of his patrons and
exctes them TO tears as well rs laughter.
"Frtz" is q fine vehicle for the display OF
the varied talents of the actor who makes
the most OF his opportunities.
There will be a matinee given this alter
noon and a performance tonight which
will close the engagement.
Hnte Cns,.eton.
Quite q good sale is progressing at tho
Main street box office for the Castlcton
"Paper Doll'' engagement at the theater
next week. opening Monday night In
the play Miss Casllelon has the role
OF founding, and q mighty nice
kind of a ioundling she makes, too
There is an excuse Tor plot,
but it is lost sight OF in the whirligig Of
funny incidents, songs and dances that are
frequently introduced. As whole, the
piece is a good one OF It's kind. Miss Cas-
Teton presents number Of songs, nclud'
ing the cycr-pIcasing "spider and the
Fly" and "For Goodness Sake, Don't Say
| Told You" The company is n very
creditable one commendabe work being
done by Frank Tannehill, Jr., the author
of The piece; BERTHE Coote, Peter i. Daley,
Thomas Seabrook, Pauline Dullield and
Ada Deaves, who are among the leading
people OF the company.
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s'ii cycrywhcU rrIcc tuuCrHA. tos soar. ~.
WrutyrNr a. IWpIr1i by the luiuu nuya AND
CHEMICAL co, Boston. Mas
ro's,nt Cor "iioW ~ Cuw skin uir,syl" ~
uarJ' 1 illustrations nui i11 iU.tmDuIaia
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IOVPlL-r. Wh.lgst Clc,pst Ain aui sonc,t
LVIb Ilanl. nLLuL--l -L OLn-LnA -nAE
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HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS
Sold From Memphis by the Memphis q
Charleston Railroad,

And 10 all other points IN southern lorrl-
tory at
oNE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRfr
Local points one and ono-third rates.
These tickets will bo sold at city ticket
office, 27S Main street, and at Memphis &
Charleston Depot December n, %, %, -
and -, good to return TO January >, 1889.
and December 20, 30, 81 and January !,
good to return 10 January ., 1882
Write or ask for what YOU want.
G. A. DESAUSsuRE, A. G.. 7. A.
J. G. BEAM, City Pass. Agt.
h. W. WRENN, G. /. * T. A.
h. llu0Hrs, Ticket Agt.
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FOUR BEAUTIFUL SHAVING STANDS
Just received.

urNocusDERG's. a57 MAIN STREET.
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Al,,,Ic .,rl unrn.a 20 Den,b.

TiT skin W. clcarcd, chappcd hands ant
lips cured 10y using llylo.
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For luncheon 20 to fIoyd X Moneys II
IN the only Ladies' Restaurant Ia the city.
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.cuolcE ladies' gold waichc. at Tbaycr's.
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LOOSE diamonds, great variety. Thayer's,
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
sIIoRrEsT LINE sOuru.
secure Your ticket. to New orIc"n'

Southern Texas, California and Florida
points via the Illinois Central Railroad.
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XMAS AND NEW YEAR

Ticket and ircighi o0icc, 3O3 Main stree
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
A Iayman's View.
DaLviils Register.

lfa layman may express an opin
ion on question of orthodoxy, it
,eems 10 us that the Presbyterian
Assembly di | well to sit down on the
evolution doctrine Of Rev. DR.. Wood
row. The christian church has stood
for centuries on the simple teachings
Of tie Bible and if scientific" des
partures are tolerated by the church,
there il no telling what the end will
be. lfGod aas able to make man at
all and to breathe into his body a
living soul, He was able to make
man out of the dust Of the ground.
Perhaps the prettiest feltule ofre.
ligitu is the simple faith the chris
tisn has in God and The Bible and
the preacher who attempts to shake
the faith of the christian in the sims
pie story Of Gods Bible is a very
dangerous sort of preacher.
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Things 90 be Avoided.

An argument III company. D..
Fault finding. though gentle crit,
cism is liz good taste.
Avoid beginning q conversation
by IN allusion 20 the weather.
Avoid talking 20 any one person in
the presence 81 others ina language
D / underst 81 save By Tho two per.
spu uing Il unless addressing a
foreigner il biz osn tongue. AMI then
others should be made aware of the
topics ofIhe conversation.
Avoid using the words "lie" o.
"shc," accompanied Nv q pod of the
had Or 4 Jerk oi the thumb in the
direction of ihs .ersun, spoken Of,
but speak the nsme Of the lady or
gentlemen
Avoid all remarksinienlelto have
4 double mfaning.
d. not hntray egotisn.
Do not 81 satiric,l ,ass Ii defense
or yourself against impe.tinence.
Never show that sou notice any
error IN Language, either of pronun.
clsii"u nr grammar, on the part 81
AZ oge With whom you are convep
ing.
DO not whistle, loll about, scratch
yrur head, Or 61get withrny portion
~ your apparel Wbi.e il converse,
ton.
Be ebert to avoid absence of MUD.
DO not ask d have 4 sentence re.
ptated unle@ you actually failed 4
here Il Many persons have con.
tracieI the cartless h.bit of saving
"Whaiy' "Ehl' and the ike.
Never interrupt the person who il
speak ~.
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A Horrible Horror.

The Weshinton Gazette says that
Mr.. J. 7. Winfield tells a reporter Of
q most terrible tragedy. which runner
has it, took place in Craven county
The truth cf The report is not voach,
ed for, but from the version given W.
seems plasib.e. The affair, as re-
ported to lr. Winfield, is in sub
stance a. foil va: A very estimable
young lady teacher was taken by q
william Of a negro, carried into the
woods, and hound hand and foot, fo'.
lowing up his vile deed with crime too
shocking to mention. Poasting That
he would return after Us. lile and 10 O
her life, the fiened incarnate left her
Friends, missing her, fca cled TIL,
country in large hunters, aud at
length discovered her b I'D 10 q
tree. She stated the facts rs given
above and expressed the belief that
the wretch would son reLuia. The
friends cut the cords and relieved
her otherwise, but requested mat she
remain in the same place slilc they
secreted themselves TO wait the re-
turn Of the negro. Ere long he
siealthily approached, WHOM seelll.' a
dozen rife barrels levelled at him FIT
surrendered. The lady being ask /
what she wished done with him. re
Piled that she wished him skinned
alive. whereupon he was il4yed, liy-
ing but a few minutes afterwarl
His friends were informed Of the
facts. If this rumor be true, we have
q yeritablc Rape Of Lucrece. so vivid
~ pictured BY Shakespeare.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

The split in the Republican ranks
in Virginia is a sign 81 progress.
The Leadership Of Mahone has been
a drug upon the party. He is Il
misplaced Bourbon, AID as long o.
he is allowed to bass the party there
can be no growth and no confidence
The bolt Of Jnoi 5. Wise a-d bis fol
lowers from the convention MAS 10
eyltable Il may be FOR the prescut
unfortunate. but ii i results ia r..
organization OF the Virginia X faD-
licans on'a more hopefi' l.asis, thu
result may he ~lcunsy. Spring
field Union, Hep.
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If THERE'S NO FAITH.
DY W. J. HENDERSON.

s 81 III
If there's no faith between us twain,
Then love no more is king ind
lord;
All Of our past was lived in vain,
The future hath no fair award.
Ii hope is not between us two
Lifted to life With evefy breath,
Thea arc roses twinCd with rue.
And love is in the way Of death.
II dark distrust and chilling doubt
Unclasp the hauds our hearts ha We
wed,
Then has the sun Of life gone out,
And love lies sleeping with the
dead.
And if love dies, the world IL bare,
There is no light in all the gloom;
Life stretches out in blank despair r.
There is no refuge hnt the tomb.
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A Sensible view.

Il il cay 70 quit q wage earning
position, il is NOT always easy 10 se-
cure another. There Is nothing 10
prevent . man from choosing his own
course III such matters. but Il would
be well iOr al persons % understand
that The rick u usually disastrous.
Nearly every strike of Tue year has
been a failure. because Il was net
founded IN Justice or Common nae,
and, therefore. had no backing nt
counlciauce of public opinion I'LL
lesson taught many worthy but nlis
guided men, though severe ,aa,
prove saluiary. Wcrkiavmsn ,inuld
trust more 10 Their own judgm, T md
20 The counsel 81 true friends Ian :
the passions or selfshness II lena
gogues, who get tho,n into irpnfl
aud theo abandon them q tbei,
fate.
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HEADS THAT ARE GRAY.
FAMOUS AGED ONES WHOSE SANDS ARE
NEARLY RUN.

FAMOUS AGED ONES WHOSE SANDS ARR
NEARLY RUN.
II the following among The worlds
distinguished ones live to celebrate
their respective birthdays this year
Bismarck will turn scventysthree.
Simon Cameron will be eighty
nine.
George William Curtis will turn
sixty-four.
Verdi anil Admiral Porter will
touch sevenlyfour.
John Bright and Edwards Piers
pont will be seyenty-one.
Adelside Ristori and Phil. Sheri-
dan will turn sixty.seyen.
Benjamin II. Bfistow aud Edwin
Booth will be fifty five.
Judge Stephen J. Field and Ger.
eral N. p. Banks will be seventy.
two.
Jefferson DAVIS ard Hamilton Fish
will clear four score.
General Joseph Il Johnston and
John g. Whittier will be eighty-one.
General Sherman ard General
Lougaifeet will blend blue and gray
~ ! xty.eight.
Professor Asa Gray, Martin +.
Upper and Cassius M. Clay will
reach seveaty,eight.
Max Mueller, Thomas Hughes,
sruest Rensn and John Sherman
viii he sixty FIVE.
iyilkie Collins, Professor Huxley,
george IL. Psnileton and Dom Pc.
lro will be sixty-three.
john G. Fremont, Benson j. Los.
III and Meissonier will have lived
!lsl three quarters Of a century.
Gladstone, Hannibal Hamlin, Oil.
VI Wendell Holmes, Robert u.
,'ei ynck and Alfred Tennyson will
DC seventy nine.
Ferainand dc Lesseps, the French
yaginatr, and David Dudley Field,
s American lawyer. will reach
sghfy three,
q ofgc Bancroft, the American
historian, and Won Moltke, the Ger
me- warrior. vii be I'll hty. eight
IA as the century.
Qaeen Victoria, John Rnskin.
General Rnsencrsns, Cyrus w. Field
aud Julia Ward HIVE will score
sixiy-nine summers.
II B. Hayes, Donald G. Mitchell,
James Parton. Rosa Bonheur, Dion
Boucic4nlt and "OliYer 0p ic' will
reach sixty-six.
The spirit Of scyenty.six will ami
mate liobert Browning, George Tick.
nr urtis. Harriet Beccher Stowe
AMI lgsave Feuillet.
lsrGo score and ten will numbe,
the lrars 81 Gonnod, james Antho
ny Firufe, General Beanregard
Benj .uia 4. Butler and William NJ
Eyarts.
la SchafZ will BE- ffsysnine,
Bisine iisiy-eight, Professor Hneckel
III j fur. Mark Twain iifty-three,
I. B. Adrich tiity-two, Grover
Cleveland fity one, Bret Hsrte
forty-nins. Thomas Mast forty EIGHT,
the Prince Of Wales forty seven, and
Ad!eina Patti forty-fiys.
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4 Good lsnierprI.e for salisbury

A company for tho mmufacta,
a brick, lille and sewer pite, het
been formed 10 Salisbury. Mr.. NJ.
9. Quinn, formerly q Charlotte. |,
connec,d With the company. Th,
compuns will make alI siss n sewer
pipe and can compete IL quality and
Prices with any concern IN The
North. The works sill be locat 4
near Salisbury. where clay Of the
right kind and Of sufficient quaint.
lies has been found.
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The Ralnics, in IS Years.

Researches BY the Signal Service
Bureau chow that the month which
ends 10 morrow has beeH the rauiest
in eighteen years, Meteorological
experts explain tie eScsssi y rai4t u
on the theory that iu,ing ge..rai
successive weeks there has existed
out on the &C an q lar &c area IT nigh
atmospheric.pressIie, Viii. il held the
los area Of pressure 10 check over
the land, AMI afi,ripd j, no opportu.
nifty 10 Is ape. This explanation
would also scc1nni f,rthe fac. that
the rainfall % The Atlantic slope
has been much greater than II the
West Bur whatever the ca,fse thf
present May has been in tue main !
wet and nasty mockery II the usu.
ally fair add merry month .; that
nams.
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Isxccl,t Rnlnr tic nrn.i.

NJ IIayiri, II Ncnbcrry. s G.,
states that H. fods Dr. liiag rs
iIuckloherry Cordial viii ID mo /
anytliiny exccp, raise tie dead. !
viii certainly cure dia rhga. dy-en
ufy aud chillrcn iettning.
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II has now come vut that there
we're two disappointed men u the
htate Convention If the r publican
party--wilIiam Pitt Canady and 4.
u. Linney. The former was bea. n
all 10 pieces a. n candidate for The
elector at large. We would Ike 70
know il these were the only oets
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Anolhar Con.e.t GoIns I'd.

Itisslll IN railroad circlss tha,
there u rpw Ill PROGRESS anoihrr con.
tes' FIR tn control nfthe R,ch aonl
Terminal Company, latter known is
the Richmnl aud Dsnville system.
A genera 10 citing ~ the company
hiss ben called Tor rhnrsd ntxi,
In Richn, u !, when 40 nlior 10 vii
be made by new comb nitioa.
known ~ lie Rice party, 10 tnst lie
Brice people Sho nov have cs.tlnl.
Both parties claim they v Il have
sufficient stock u control III Et i.
ing, though |. appears possible stat
neither will have q majority. 4 II i
said by ZONE that many ntock lDl
dcrs, Win have the interests iat q
than The mere control OF The rad al
heart, will disregard tie ell aud
leave both sides without cor !. Olling
representation OF the whole.
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AIdftIn Child l.rlnn

The most piiiful sight that can H.
presented 70 father and mother i 10
see their little darling suffering 20
from the eject OF teelhink. Tire
wise patient gives DR.. Biggers luck.
leberry Cordial to relieve Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-14
A YOUTH SUICIDES.
Strange Action of a Wealthy Arkansas
Planters Son.

S""ABO ASoiOu Ol u w edlVLly ARKANSAS
Planters Son.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. Is. -. Il.
Reeves, nineteen year old boy, living
with Farmer II. p. Howell, near Argenta,
committed suicide last night by shooting
himself through the heart. Coroner j. b.
Bond, OF this city, held an inquest over
the remains this morning. The deceased
left his father, who is wealthy planter
near Ola, Yell County, on the 10th OF last
October, and has been working on farm
near Morrelton, Ark, until recently,
when he cane 10 Argenta and hired
to Mr.. Howell. A sister OF deceased
recently wrote him and urged him to come
back home, but he manifested no desire to
return, and expressed desire to go TO
Texas. For the past three or four years he
has been very despondent, aud talked and
acted very strangely. He left his room
last night after II o'clock and swas found
two hours later in the stable lot with a
bullet hole through his heart and re-
volver lying by his side. The jury re-
turned verdict OF suicide.
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keep the peace and seeing no
demonstration / did not call the
troops. | believe the civil authori, 4
should only call the militia as q last resort
and believe We could have got along with
out 4 soldier. always opposed military.
| think the civil authorities were able to-
prevent any violence and illegal act. L
was not counscllcd 10 call 200 volunteer
citizens ! do not now remember that.
| thought the presence OF the military
would prcGpit0io matters. II there h Il
been only small crowds during the day
they might have been dispersed, but the
crowd was too large, and such proceed
ing might have rrimted the people.
Gen. Thomas, one of the County Com
missioncrs, appeared before the Jury and
said the County Court held n meeting
this morning aud decided that this mycs-
tlgntion will not result in any good and
would have no effect on the preliminary
examination. The jury then adjourned
When the action OF the Commissioners
was announced to the public indignation
was very high and was freely expressed J.
~ freely, in fact, that the Commissioners
later in the day revoked their order, and
the investigation will proceed again to-
morrow.
The ilith warrant charging the Sheriff
with murder was sworn out and served
this afternoon. lie is tins time charged
with the murder OF young Iarraut, another
OF the victims of the jail tragedy.
After the squabblc with tho Commis-
sioncrs, the jury again convened, aud
Mayor Thompson continued, rs follows:
Probably dozen different tunes during
the afternoon men came 90 me and the
Chief OF Police and said they heard that
dynamite bombs would bo thrown. bc
licyed IL and the Chief of Police believed
II, and the deputies were under that Inn
preston, Tor this nows had reached
the Jail. | received some very wild
advice, even 10 suppress the newspapers
during these exciting times. | never was
advised by two different set Of men. The
men seemed 10 come ON their own indi.
vidual responsibility, and | tried to keep
my head and do what was best. Nearly
every one gave me different advice. |
ignored all advice about calling out troops,
as u was contrary 10 my own views.
took steps of getting oxtm policemen and
arming them. People would have gath.
cred around the undertaking establish
mcnt anyhow. ! ordered the body OF
Mrs. llawcs TO be kept out OF the city
after writing the coroner note.
Mr.. A. h. Shepard, one OF the jurors
i have ccnsurrd you, Mr.. Thompson,
very severely. You may hear that have
made harsh remarks. | still think YOU
misconcciycd your duty. but / never
doubted your honesty aud sincerity, aud
wish your administration success.
Mayor Thompson said that he had paid
no attention 10 any remarks made Ut the
time Of the occurrence. aud that lac had
no harsh feelings against anyone.