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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-07

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-07

No. l,-Ruuning Race, q mile dash,
PriZc - For Hawaiian bred
h's =, i years old, to carry lib
pounds.
No. 2-Running Race, mile dash,
Prize - For Hawaiian bred
horses up to Gycars old, to carry
ll5 pounds.
No. 3.-l'rotting and Pacing Race,
mile dash, Prize - For IIa-
waian bred horses, years old,
10 harness and to rules.
No. 4.-Runnlng Race, II mile dash.
Prize - For Hawaiian bred
horses under years old, catch
weights.
No. 5.-Troiting Race, / mile and re-
peat, Prizc-- Double teams.
Free to all.
No. G.-Running Race, 4 mile dash,
Prize -- For Hawaiian bred
horses, 2 years old, catch
weights.
No. 7,--Bicycle Race, . mile dash,
Prize - Free 10 all.
No. Stunning Race, p mile dash,
Prize - For Hawaiian bred
horses, A years old, catch
weights.
No. 9.-Trotting Race 10 Road Cart.
mile dash Prize -- For h
waiian bred horses. Free to all.
No. l0.--Running Race, ! mile dash,
Prize -- For Hawaiian bred
horses, years old, to carry ll5
pounds,
No. ll.-Trotting Race, mile dash,
Prize -- For all horses that
never beat minutes,
No. II Pony Race, mile dash, Prize
For Hawaiian bred
ponies, years old, not over IA
hands high,
No l3.-'lrotting Race to Road Cart /
mile dash, Prize -- FREQ to
all.
No. H. Running Race, lls mile dash,
l'riIn -- Free to all
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TO LET

A A SUITE of Rooms, psrlor,
sasTiR IN bedroom and small ante
g&AssSssa8 gsss.a8 room, nicely furnished; also
large splcndidIy furnished front room
for one or two persons. Apply Mt
Mrs. BRUCE'S,
l67 lw* No. Chaplain street.
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1t is particularly requested that in the
event Of any inGivility on the part of
the Company's servants a complaint be
promptly lodged at the Central Office,
giving the number of the car, the dircc-
tion in which it was travelling, and the
time of day at which the occurrence
took place 15S If
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Fares from PaIama TO Punahou ST. Sc.
:. 9 Waikiki 10c.

The travelling public are respectfully
informed that the cars used for the
Waikiki service are painted BLUE.
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Worth Investigating.

The return premium plan Of insur-
anee as written by the New York Life
Insurance Company guarantees the
face of the policy, together with a
return of all premiums paid, should
death occur in selected period of ten,
fifteen or twenty years. In case Of
death, the insurance win have lost
simply the interest ON your money,
and every payment made adds that
much to the amount OF insurance car
ried. Capt. Thos. G. Elan, special
agent of the New York Life, is in the
city and will be glad to explain the
features OF this IDEAL life policy to any
one who may be interested on the sub
iect.
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Notice.

Commencing September 2Slh, SO,
the First National Bank will be open
on Saturday night from to s p. NJ to
receive SAVINGS DEPOSITS only, on
which we will issue CERTIFICATES
BEARING INTEREST. Deposits of 81 and
up received. Only bank in this
county under GOVERNMENT control
and with PAID in cash capital and
profits Of $4,000.
Our stockholders are also held for
an additional $50, 900 to secure our DE-
POSTS, making this the largest, strong
est and Oldest bank in the county.
For further information, call in and
see us, and we will be pleased to ex.
plain more fully.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
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Onr Homes.

A more pleasant thing cannot be
found than happy and contented
home, and everything which tends to
make such homes should be encoAr-
aged and fostered. A home cannot be
entirely satisfactory when the little
ones are complaining ard peevish, as
they are sure to be when they are
troubled with worms. Mrs. WinsIow's
Vermifuge is probably the best medi-
cine known for the expulsion OF
worms, and on this account, is Won
derful help toward making homes
happy.
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CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

ToTHE EDToR-Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy
for the above named disease. BY its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles Of my rem
edy FREE to any OF your readers who
have consumption if they will send
me their express and postollice address.
Respectfully, 7. A. SLoCUM M. c., 1871
Pearl street, New York.
222-2S3.
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Valuable Information.

Our stock Of Furniture, Carpets,
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Blank
cts, Comforts, will be found to be of
the latest designs and the best quality
for the price that can be bought. We
offer the greatest variety of gc"ds Of
any house outside of city.
We can furnish. you any style or
piece of Furniture.
Can give you anything in the Car
pet line from 1211s cts. to 81. per yard.
Oil Cloth, Rugs, Druggets, Etc. Wall
Paper all grades and prices. Building
Paper, Carpet Paper, &c. This week
we will receive car load of the cele-
brated Ames & Frost's woven wire
Mattresses, Springs and Cots, a car
load of Cotton Husk and Straw Mat
tresses, two carloads OF Chairs and
Rockers, 1000 pair of blankets and we
will say to Contractors that we
bought direct from the manufacturers
and can give them bottom prices.
Lookout for our Art Gallery, by No.
vember LIST, we will show one of the
largest variety Of Pictures in East
Tennessee, something worth looking
at, all grades, styles and prices.
Keep your eye on us, we are oper
for business, not Real Estate, but ev
erything pertaining to the Furniture
Trade.
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Secretary.

Mayor Condor, on account Of his
removal from the city, has recently
resigned the office of Commissions
er Of Registration for Knox coun-
ty, and Gov. Taylor has appointed in
his place Mr.. Samuel G. Shields, OF
this city. The commission has here
tofore been composed Of Messrs. Con-
don, Dennis Leahy and W. L. Ledger
wood. Mr.. Shields received his COM
mission Friday,-Knoxville Journal.
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A Good Investment.

Capt. Thos. G. Elan, the energetic
and popular special agent of the New
York Life Insurance Company is in
the city for the purpose OF settling i'll
full the policy of the late John F. Gil
liam for $4,000 in his company. Mr..
Gillian was insured on the return
premium" plan originated by the New
York Life, andunder the provisions Of
the policy his wife and children will
receive ten thousand dollars-its full
face value-and in addition thereto, a.
shown by the checks, the sum o.
$463.33 return premiums, making 9
total Of 81, 1888.
The New York Life always pays it
claims as soon as proofs Of death are
received at the home office. Indecen
haste and tedious delays are alike I'm
known in its dealings, and its patrons
may rest assured that in case OF death
their policies win be promptly ant
| ully paid.
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Farm for Sale.

A good farm on Knob Greek four
and one half miles from Johnson City
situated on the Charleston, Cincinnati
and Chicago railroad and containing
AZ acres more or less. There is a
good house, barn and other outbuild-
ings on the place. For terms of sale
apply at COMET OFFICE.
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Died.

Stephen Smith, son Of NJ. t, Smith,
died at the home of his parents last
Thursday, after a few weeks illness
with fever. The deceased was about
q years OF age, and was liked by all
who Knew him. He contracted the
disease at Morristown and died in a
short time after being brought home.
Interment Friday in the city GENE
terry.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-09-26

Apple and peach parers at Seayer&
Summers.
In prescriptions quality is the first
thing. Go to Mcfarland & Co., and
get them filled accurately and with
pure medicine.
Hammocks and fishing tackle very
cheap at Mcfarland & Co.
Warm meals at all hours al Patton's
restaurant.
Artists material at @. D. Fines.
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DIR. G. H. Berry Dentist,

First National Bank Building.
Will Patton's oysters are the best.
Try them.
School books at
G. D. Fine & Bro.
1000 Malto bottles for sale at
Mcfarland 4 Co.
We will sell you box paper cheaper
for the next 80 days than it has ever
been sold in Johnson City.
G. d. Fine & Bro.
We are closing out our box paper at
cost Mcfarland & Co.
A square meal for 25c. at Patton's
"That pretty young girl" for sale at
G. d. Fine & Bro.
School supplies OF all kinds at
c. D. Fine 4 Bro,
Cigars and tobacco at Patton's.
Fruits and CONNECTIONS at Patton's.
Now is the time to get your bottles
for wine, catsup etc while they are sell
ling two for 5 cts at
Mcfarland & Co.
Seaver & Summers have reduced the
price on cider mills and feed cutters
These are seasonable goods and now
is the time to buy,
Groceries cheap at Pattons.
Prepared by combination, proper
ton and process peculiar to itself
Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures
hitherto unknown,
Oysters received every day at
Patton's.
Elder ID. T. Buck, OF Bristol, ba
been called to the pastorate Of tn,
Christian church in this city.
w. 7. Gentry, for four years an at
tache of this Office, has retired iron
the craft and accepted a position o,
an engineer corps.
The first Demorest Gold Medal con
test in the State at Milligan Colleg
Monday night, Sept, 80, between min
young ladies and men.
When all the idle people come t
johnson City and go to work.on tn
Three C's, Bristol will look deserte
village indeed.
Win Patton will be prepared to fee
oil the dear people Friday.
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An Old Bachelor Not Much Longer.
Maybe.

Thomas Curtin, Esq, is one of the
most striking figures before the SUI
preme Court bar. He is tall, erect, has
black hair, moustache and slight
goatee. He wears a spotless shirt front
and a becoming suit of hroadcloth that
fits like "der baber on de vail" He
halls from Bluff City, where he has a
lucrative practice. His hobby is a
friendly game of euchre-nothing else
He is an old bachelor, or / mean q
young bOohelor-Knoxville Journal
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-09-26

Mr.. A. B. Bowman takes this
method Of notifying the public that
all persons entering his orchard with
out permission will be prosecuted and
delt with according to law. He will
also give a liberal reward for proof suf-
ficient to convict any one thus tres
passing. tt
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Notice.

The Thos. E. Matson Chapter, No.
131, R. A. NJ, will meet in Masonic
Temple on Wednesday night, Oct. I'd,
1889. Each companion is earnestly
requested to be present. By order II.
Z. j. G. CowAN,
High Priest.
IKE T. JoBE,
Secretary
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Supreme Court Decree.

Johnson City Foundry and Machine
Works vs. William Kirkus, Son ct. al,
Chancery cause from Washington
county; decree affirmed.
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READ AND TAKE NOTICE

w. @. Price, a well known barber Of
Johnson City, has opened shop at
the Piedmont Hotel. Everything
clean and neat. Come and get good,
clean and easy shave.
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Contractors Read.

We have now in stock line Of sup
plies which we can furnish at a rate
equivalent to that obtained in larger
markets, giving you the convenience
OF an immediate delivery.
Seaver & Summers, City.
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Look at our line of Under
Skirts, Hosiery, Jerseys, etc.
ELIXER OF LIFE.

Buy a sack Of Johnson City
Flour and a can of pure leaf
country Lard and use with
our " Simon Pure" New Or
leans Molasses, and you will
live long and be happy.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-09-26

FITs.-AIl Fits stopped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to
Fitcases. Send to DR.. Kline, 991 Arch
.treet, Philadelphia, Pa. 295-2S5,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-09-26
DR. CHARCOTS
LIFE ELIXIR 4 MARVEL.

Contains all tn evital principles of
Certain Glands of the Guinea Pig.
so successfully experinted with by
DIR BROWN SEQUARD,
and so purified that its effects are as certain
and much more lasting than when hypodermi-
cally injected.
1t acts as stimulaht hOut any SUBJ
sequent depression. The people who
are benefited begin in a few minutes to
feel well, as If they had taken a little
champagne, and they keep ON feeling so.
All the functions depending on the power and
the spinal cord, were notably and rapidly i'm
proved after the first two or three days of myex-
periments. 1t possesses The power OF increasing
the strength of many parts OF the human organ
ism-Dr. Brown-sequard in London Lancet.
Life Elixir Co., 80 Vessey St., N. Y. city.
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LISTEN AGAIN!

One dozen Cabinet Photographs and
a q Liie-size Crayon Picture in fine
gilt frame-all for $40. Anything you
want in the picture line, come to me.
Your friend,
CARGHx.
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A NOTICE TO LADIES.

II you want neat hair-dress or
shampoo, call at the Piedmont House,
and w. G. Price will be glad to wait on
you. Everything nice and clean.
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
S. H. TOY, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over LIST National Bank cor.
Main St. and Public square. (Rooms
and 6. Residence upper Market ST.,
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100 Men Wanted.

One hundred men wanted at once to
work on the Three G's road on Section
90, about IL miles from Johnson City,
at Spurgin's Gap. Wages I.25 per
day. Apply on the work to ]. Carol,
or to j. @. SULLIVAN.
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LOOK, LOOKu

One dozen Cabinet Photographs and
Lite-size Picture in fine gilt frame
for $15.
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TO ARRIVE

Our Mr., Campbell
has been in Eastern
markets for some days
making nice and ex-
tensive purchases. So
give us a call. It will
cost you nothing to
look at our goods, but
you save money by
buying.
Respectfully,
CAMPBELL Il POUDER
JOHNSON Cry, Tenn.
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FLANNELS.


Single, Double, and Break
fast Shawls, Scarfs, etc. We
unquestionably have the best
and cheapest line of these
goods ever offered to this
trade.
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First National Bank Building.
Will Patton's oysters are the best.
Try them.
School books at
q ID Einn e PRO
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DEEP WATER CONVENTION.

Delegates Appointed by the Governor Of
Missouri to the Topeka Convention.
JHYTERsON CITY, Mo-, Sept 2L-Gover-
nor Francis has appointed the following
delegates to represent Missouri at the
Interstate Deep HarbOr convention at
Topeka, Kan, October 1: At large. Sem
ators F. n. Cockreil and George g. Vest
and Messrs. Warwick Hough and S imuel
c. Major; First district. W. ii. Hatch. N.
II. shelton. George w. Du!eny and George
Collins; Second district. Z. II. Mansur.
Alex. Wallace and J. w. Sebree; Third
district, A. ii. Warens, Ell Yates and NJ.
A. Bates; Fourth district, r. Z. c. Wilson,
Daniel Zook. William j. Summers AMI La
fayette Dawson; Fifth district. j. e..
Tarsney. S. T. Sparks. N. N. l. Mcclellan
and A. W. Rogers; Sixth district John T.
Heard, p. b. Price, James Baskin and
Thomas Shackelfori; Seventh district, X.
Fl. Norton, n. 4. Goodman. Theodoric
AcDearmon and G. G.. Daniel:
Eighth district. +. g. Neidringhaus.
John L Martin. William Drake and j. +.
McKeighan; Ninth district, Nathan Frank,
Patrick Degnan, John d. Finney and X.
H. Kern; Tenth district William Kinney.
Jack p. Richardson. William J.. Limp,
Carl Daenzsr: Eleventh district, X. p.
Bland. H. Clay Ewing. James Moore and
John Farrell; Twelfth district, W. ].
Stone, J. Ladue, Noah Given AMI B. J.
Thurman; Thirteenth district William
Wade & w. Headlee, q. b. Tr.vers and
e. C.. O'Day: Fourteenth district, J. r.
Walker. Joseph J. Russell, J. N. Phillips
and d. j. Allen
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A mi MARRIED.

Serious Accident to y Party of Visitors at
the Mission Ridge Reunion.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. IA car
on the electric railroad up Mission Ridge
slipped ON the side Of the hill, the track
being covered with dew. The car was
heavily loaded. and the passengers. at the
bidding Of the conductor, jumped of.
Several were injured. The parties injured
were all visitors in attendance at the re-
union Of Wilder's brigade. The following
is q list of the injured: Mrs. Mary
Adams, Casey. ILL.,, injured internally;
probably fatal Mira II. J. Garrison,
Casey, ILL.,. badly injured. Captain Owen
Wiley, Casey, Ill, injured internally.
William Munford. Casey. Ill, heed badly
cut; Mrs. A. c. Addison. Casey. Ill. se-
riously bruised; l. r. Miller. Casey, Ill.
face cut; Wash Sanford. Casey. ILL.,.
slightly injured; Mrs. d. Il. Massey.
Princeton. Ind, shoulder dislOcated and
ankle sprained; Samuel A. Reaves,
Princeton. Ind. internally injured; Mrs.
s. A. Reaves, Princeton, Ind. shoulder
dislocated and ankle sprained; Mrs. J. II.
Clark, Owensville Ind. shoulder and
ankle sprained; G. w. Parker, Bunker
Hill. Ill. slightly bruised; w. p. Apple.
gate. Hazeldell, ILL.,. cut by barbej wire
fencaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-27
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

items Cleaned From the Report Of the
Commissioned Of the General Land
ONCE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2I-The annual re-
port Of the Acting Commissioner OF the
General Land-ofiice, William II. Stone,
has been submitted to the Secretary OF the
Interior. He refers to the accumulation
Of business in the of!ice lett over from the
former Administration and which was
partly due to the increase of local land
Offices. Tho system in force, he says, is
not promotive Of steady dispatch Of busi-
ness, especially in the case of the board Of
review created ty Commissioner Sparks.
which was abolished as a hindrance to tho
good. safe and quick work of the office.
Commenting on Mr.. Sparks unwarrant-
ed suspicious that n SYSTEM Of fraud pre-
vailed and Mr.. Sparks assertion that the
proportion OF fraudulent filings to the
total number of filings made and relin-
Quished may be estimated i'll round NUM-
bars at 100 per cent" Mr. Stone says:
'Thi Wholesale arraignment Of claimants
on public domain should not have been
made without the most conclusive evil
dence to sustain it," The report declares
that no general misconduct on tie par; Of
the Western settlers have been found-
During the year 20, III agriculture! pat
ents were issued. covering IL ~, ll9
acres Of land, an increase Of more than
1900, COO acres over the preceding year.
Mineral patents to the number Of 9lS. COW
ering an acreage Of 1906, were issued.
There were pa tented for the benefit Of the
railroads under the law 42J. e58 acres, and
under the swamp land grants to the States
259, 721 acres. State selections un Ter the
educational grants were approved to the
extent Of 1880 acres, and lands to the
Indians. patented under various acts, to
the amount Of 159. 800 acres. The tO;al
cash receipts Of the Office from the sales Of
lands and fees were 80. SIC, 225. q decrease
Of more than $4,000, ono as compared with
the previous yeaR During the year sur
veys were accepted to the amount OF
asa, S12 acres, principally in Dakota,
Montana and New Mexico.
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= Robbery.

BELTox, Tex. Sept. 2L-Att three O'Clock
yesterday morning the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas train arrived here and while it
stood ON the track in front Of the depot
the Pacific express car was entered. the
safe quickly opened and SloHOn deitiy
taken out The express messenger was
asleep and unfortunately for the company
he had left the car door partly open.
Tho train men and people abou, the
depot did not see the robbers ut work and
the supposition is that theyeither found ths
safe open or quickly picked the lock. Tie
train stopped here fifteen minutes an, tho
robbery was accomplished and the thieves
gone b. fore the signal to start was given.
A few night ago the safe in the depot was
opened in q mysterious manner and 500
taken. The express robbery is supposed
to have been done by the depot robbers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-27

OMAHA, Neb., Sept 1.-The Evening
Bee prints . statement that all labor
unions and b~gotherhoods compgising the
employee Of the Union Pacific system
have formed themselves into an Osg .nix. a.
ton which 10 to b known rs the Brother
hood Of Railway Employee The amalfa-
NATION includes the Brotherhood Of Ea-
ginesrs and FirsmsC the brskemen and
switehmen's unions Ind the Knights Of
Labor. The action has not yet been in
dossed BY the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Enginesra but the subject will BE- pre-
ssnted at tbs annual meeting Of the order
In Denver October& 1t is expected that
this move will Be followed bv a conso i.ia-
tion OF all the roads in the United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-27
The Quebec Disaster.

QUEBKc, Can, Sept. 21-Upto midni<h.
last night twenty-five dead bodies hal
been taken from the debris Of the cottages
which had been buried by the huge fell Of
rock and earth from the famous heights
In addition to these. eighteen persons rad
been rescued alive but of these several
will almost certainly succumb to their
injuries. IL Is almoss beyond doub, that
ct least thirty dead bodies still lie bu-el
under the mass Of stone and earth. wLicn
can not b removed for several days
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-27
Huntington .nd His Daughter.

PARIS Sept &C. p. Huntington, in
IN interview, said: The papers arc hav.
ing an immense amount Of trouble trying
70 settle whether my daughter 10 or is not
engaged to Prince Hatxfeldt. One might
imagine that IL 10 something unusua for
an American young lady 10 get married.
Once for all I should like { state that ]
have not broken or any match between
nv daughter and Prince Hafzfeldt for the
reason that no such match ever existed
Tho young gentleman has been lavish
enough with attentions and there II not
very much reason to doubs the charaeter
of his intentions, but It takes two people
to make . bargain-sometimss three, and
neither my daughter nor myself know
what TO think Of this Teutonic noblsman.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-27

81. LOUIS Sept 22-The principals in
the recent prize fight will have to pay
dearly for their sport Charles DAILY. Dan
Daily, JOSEPH A. Murphy, sporting editor
OF . morning paper; William Quincy and
o number Of others are held - accessories
to murder in the second degree, with
which Ahesrn II charged. The punisbmens
10 not less than lei years in the peniten-
tiary for principal and accessories The
moral sentiment Of the whole city is
thoroughly aroused and the Law and
Order League will conduct the p~rosscu-
ton. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-27
Down on Jute lBagGinS.

JACKSON. Miss, Sept. 22-The bitter.
ness Of the farmers of this State against
the jute bagging trust seems to be on the
increase. Recently q roll Of jate baSging
belonging to Elijah Burt was taken from
his gin and burned. In some counties the
alliance has passed resolutions directing
the expulsion from the order of any MEM
Der using jute bagging, members declar-
ing that they would rather wait m take
tho risk Of getting cotton bagging. IL
this rule Is followed TO any extent it will
keep much Of the cotton out Of the market
until late.