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MARRIED,

BLANDFORD-CAIN. On July %, 1880 By Rev
Father Harlan, at 1T. kloysius church. AIENANDEB
HILL BLANDFORD Of Prince Cieorge d county Md.
and ANNA NJ. CAIN of this city -
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More Committees for 1892.

In addition to the standing committee on In
Three Americas exposition at Washington,
recently appointed by the Chicago board Of
trade to-day's mail brings notice Of the
appointment Of the following committee on the
same subject by the commercial exchange a
Chicago: Samuel b. Raymond, president; & !.
Learned, secretary; w. I. Chandler, +. a
Armstrong and A. P. Upham.
There was also received this morning notice
that the Augusta (Ga.) exchange had ap-
pointed the following committeei z W. Cab
vile, IT,, president; Vim. b. Broadhurst, secre-
tary; J. Tobin, ". +. Alexander and WIN. a
Cram.
These make a total Of ffty-two committees
recently appointed by commercial bodies
throughout the country
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OFF FOR HOME.

A few Of the men obtained passes to go to
town for good this morning, and went up on
the Law on her first trip. The assembled
forces on the wharf gave them q rousing send
off that sounded like II wish we were with
you," while the lucky ones grinned back their
adieus to the mud from the rail As the boat
pulled out into the steam one of the latter
bowed and grinned back and waved an UNI
brella with an air Of "Don't -you- wish-you-were-
in-my- boots?" that maddened the men that
were left behind, and their parting shot was a
chorus OF derisive yells and boots and groans
that rose above the putting of the steamer and
echoed back and forth between the shores q
wall Of disappointment.
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JUPITER PLUvIUs had things
pretty much his own way when
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No FANNY SAFE

without prompt and convenient remedy for Group,
whooping Cough. Bronchitis and other Tbrnst snS
Lung troubles bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectorai
has saved many life. Mrs J. Gregg lss street. Low.
ell Mass, writes: NY children have taken Aver,
cherry Pectoral- for Group. Il gives immediate re-
lief, invariably followed by cure~
have found Ayers Cherry Pectoral . perfect cure
Tor Group In all casss. have known the worst cases
relieved in very short time By its use and advise
~ fAmihes TO keep it In the house"-S. r. LArIMxz-
u D. Nj Vernon, Ga
AYERS CHERRY pEcroRAi.
Prepared by Dr. ). G. Aver Co, Lowell, Mass Sold
By al Druggists. Price 81; six bottles IS. n26
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JUDGE TIMERS CoNpIrIoN.-It was the inten-
ton to remove Judge Tyner to Deer Park to-
day, but yesterday he was not SO well, and the
weather being unfavorable this morning il was
decided to postpone the removal until the early
mart of next week
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Pleading For Her Husbapd,s Pa

The President at Deer Park yesterday Wa
visited by Mrs. Harper, the wife of the ex-
president of the Fidelity bank of Cincinnati.
now serving a term Of imprisonment for defaf
cation. She plead for executive clemency in
behalf Of her husband The President said he
would look into the case, but at present could
not see his way clear TO act in the matter Mira.
Harper made touching appeal, and there wsr
an affecting scene in the presidential cottage.
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address

REMEMBER that the payment Of prizes il
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans and the signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
IL the highest Courts. therefore. beware OF All int~-
tons or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Is the price Of the smallest part
or fraction IF q Ticket ISSUED BY Us in any Draw
Ing Anything in our Lame offered for less than .
Dollar Is q swindle. yl1-wSs4w
NOCR COMPLEXION, AS WELL AS YOUR TEN
III per- Is rendered miserable by n disordered liver.
both by taking Carers Iittle Liver fllls.
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VIRGINIA PosTMAsrERs.-The following
fourth-class postmasters have been appointed
in Virginia: Silas Devers, Garfield, Fairfax
county; George A. Taylor, Hop Yard, late Alto,
King George county; W. II. Coffmann, Cubin
Hill, Shenandoah county; John r. Taylor,
Fairfax Station, Fairfax county,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing Prices Of
the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14lS + street
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Tn GEsu1sr
HANN HOFF'9
MALT EXTRACT
IN the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia ConvAlescencs
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT: Suffering attach Of Illness which bad not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability 10 appropriate food trieo
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hons Malt Exuec9
svineglassful three times day. Its use was followed
by married. efects-l FOOD which had heretofore been
found TO pass the aentary canal unchanged dgested
properly. 2. There appeared an increased power OK
evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware Of limitations The genuine hss tne nsn,,,,
tlre Of Johann Ho the neck Of every bottle. An
others are worthless limitations. ~.
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and vienna New 1ork w
fee. o Barclay ST. eo-tutnos
VVOMEN WITH PALE, COLORIESS FACES. WHO
w feel weak and discouraged viii receive both men
tai and bodily v9or by using Carriers Iron MS
which made for the Blood Nerves aud Conple1on
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A TIMBER AGENT FOR ALAsKA-Charles Gee.
who is prominent in Virginia politics, has been
appointed timber agent and has been instructed
to 60 to Alaska and cooperate with the United
States district attorney there in the suppression
of timber frauds. Mr.. Gee is a supporter Of
Gen Malone
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Range OF the Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office to-day: am, 20; 2p.m-, Is; MAD,
mum, so, minimum, 81.
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Marriaae Idcenses-

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Frederick Fisher and Anna
Kerschner; Carl z. jacobson and Maggie A.
Calligan; Andrew Lipps ana Mary Donlan. :
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A Lo.s, x. e, Ne go S.,s telephone com.
oonSolidated
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Interior Department Chance.

The following oficial changes hare besa
made IN the Department Of the Interior:
General land ofhce-Appointment W. @
Elan OF Virginia, chief of division, q. 500.
Promotion: Miss Marie Dessules of District of
Columbia, transcriber, eco, 70 copyist $500.
fens,on ofhce-Promotion: Warren W. Foe
ter OF Connecticut clerk, q, 100. 90 medical ef-
aminer, tl,so0. Resignation; Cyrus v. Jsquith
OF Illinois. special examiner, sl.s00.
Once Of Indian sfairs-resignation. Jsmea
L Christiancy Of Michigan. clerk, q. 900
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A thousand Dollars for . Days Work;
Some time ego vsndals get Are 70 the gas
wen at Ruthven, Ont, which had . gov O; 10, :
900, 900 feet per day, and up to yesterday mo-
body had been able 10 approach within 900 feet
OF the well, Yesterday @. b. Marvin clothed
himself in asbestos and performed such work
as the mouth OF the well - viii enable the
owners TO extinguish the fire. he received
e1.00o foe the Job.
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ARMY OnDERs.-Leaves of absence have

ARMY OnDERs.-Leaves Of absence have been
granted as follows: Second Lieut. Edward W.
Mccarthy, twenty first infantry, for one month.
FIRST Lieut. James ID. Nickerson, seventeenth
infantry, for four months, from September L,
with leave to 60 beynd the sea. Second Lieut.
Hampton NJ. Roach, first infantry, from April
z to August 81, 1889. on account of illness. At
that date. he viii relieve Second Lieut. Frank
o. Ferris first infantry, as instructor at Fort
Leavenworth school for term of two years.
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PERsoNAL.-C. Bishop, G. W. Mason, J. J.
Carly and c. Holland of New York, Geo. Gill
lett Of Dakota, j. Crosby of Missouri, ID.
Schwartz and A. Raas of Texas, and B. Thomp-
son of Washington territory are at Wizards
-. NJ. Janey, W. A. Wolf and P. Kengron of
New York, ]. Munday of Chicago, Hon. H.
Cambell Of Ohio, and h. Robert of Kentucky are
at the Ebbitt-J. Willing and N. Bounce of
New York, T. Girley of South Carolina. and C..
Robinson of Pittsburg, Pa. are at the Riggs
T. Hertle OF Chicago, B. Goodwin OF Georgia,
s. Cunning, A. Mason and H. r. Hoyt of New
York, and Il. Spooner of Wisconsin are at the
Arlington--A. N. Goff of New York is at the
Arno.-Col w. B. Brooks of PHILADELPHIA,
Pa, ]. E. Harlan and family of Mt. Vernon,
Iowa, II. N. belong and wife of st. Louis, and
r W. Preston and wife of Brooklyn are at the
St James.
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CHICAGO Markets

CHICAGO. July "a (clostng). = Wheat = July,
7sx. Corn = July. 3ex; August So; September
ssp Sept; 2iT; october. e. forf.Juiy, i.6exe
August, Heck: September, 1910; October, 10.36
Lard - July, &0zB; August, 607k: September
August kl2j6; esptsmbsg. $50 October. kl7.
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Reddeld Duryee Of Connecticut has been sp-
pointed clerk Of class s, Office Of the secre-
tary; Z. d. osbourne and 2. II. Daniel, CLERKS
class in the surgeon generalS once. and
Charles L. Dubuar, clerk class IN sdtutAne
generals Office, have resigned.
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The EMBLEMs OF MOURNING that have been
displayed at the War department for thirty
days. in honor of the memory of the late
Simon Cameron, will be removed Monday.
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No DEsaUE FEVER AT GAINEsvILLE.-A dis
patch was received at the marine hospital bu-
reau to-day from DR.. J. L. Posey, at Gaines
vile, Fla, in which he says that there is no
dengue fever at that place He adds that there
have been some cases of typhoid and typo
malarial fever,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 27.-Cotton nominal-mid.
ding, 115s. Flour steady. Wheat - southern
quiet ard easier; Fultz, s0as7; Longberry, S2asS
No. 2, 81: steamer, 50; western. steady; No
winter red spot, S6k; July, S6N: August, S4lI
September, San; December, s6kas6k. Corn
southern, scarce and firm; white. 49a52;; yellow
45ai7; western steady; mixed spot A; July, A
August, a. September, 43ka43k; steamer, 40
Oats = western white, firm, SAL; western
mixed, firm, 30a3l. Rye firm, 50a52. Hay, old
nrm-prme to choice timothy, IA 50s15.o0. Pro
visions dull Butter steady-western packed, lC
al2; creamery. l6a16k. Eggs unsettled-fresh
12k. Petroleum, strong = refined lila. Cofies
nominal Sugar steady but quiet-A soft, 0; cop
per. unchanged, refined 10Kal1h. Whisky steady
Ito Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer yery
guiet-grsin per oushel 44d Cork for orders
July, as.9d: August, 4s.1hd. Receipts - -four
5000 barrels: wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, 66 00(
bushels; oats, LOCO bushels. Shipments-nour
$1,000 barrels. Sales = wheat, Ia, 600 bushels
corn. %. 600 bushels.
BALTIMoHE, July q. = Baltimore and ohit
stock, sea; Northern Central, 20 bid; Cincinnati
Washingsm and Baltimore nrsts, BON; do sec
onds, 5O% asked: do. threes, 25E asked; con
soliaatsd ss bonds, ll2kall3; do stock. 45ks
aga.
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Post Office Department Chanres.

fost Ouce Department Changes.
B. II. Camp Of Massachusetts, and @. J. Bixbv
OF Dakota have been re-instated &c post-ofncs
inspectors under rule TO-
VIM. n. Alpaugh OF Connecticut has besu
appointed post-oftice inspector by transfer fro0
the railway mail service
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1ssa
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each: Halves.
S1O; Quarters, s5; Tenths, 81; Twentieths, 81.
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Pxx MAR.-Excursion Tuesday, July 50.
Special train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depo,
Ia m. Round trip, eL50.-Adct
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AFFAIRS IN HAYTL-The State department
has received advices from our representatives
in Hayti up to the 18th instant, but they contain
nothing new. Minister Thompson makes no al
fusion in his communication to the request of
Legitime that he (Thompson) use his good
offices with Hippolyte to bring about a cessa-
ton of hostilities, which leads the department
officials to infer either that Mr. Thompson de-
clined to act, or that nothing came Of his eff
forts with Hlppolyte.
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GRrAr CLOSING SALE

Now Is TIE Tine
To have your Furnace cleaned. your Range 70
paired. your Tin Roof painted and repaired.
We do all these things to your satisfaction
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON
ga 9th st
who also make the open fireplace and its ar
nstic treatment special study. my25
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SEcnrrARY WINDOW viii leave Washington
this afternoon at o'clock for Deer Park.
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AGENTS WANTED.


NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled to Terminal Prizes.
AGENTS WANTED.
~ For CLUE RATES, any further information
desired write leeibly 10 the undersigned, clearly
sfafr your residence, with STATE County Street and
NuuIer More rapid return mail delivery will be
surei by your inclosii Envelope bearing full
address
IMPORTANT.
Address n A. DAUPHIN,
New Orieans, La
BY ordinary letter. containing Money Order issued
by all Express COMPANIES New YORK Exchange, Draft
or Postal Sote-
Address Registered Letters containing Currencyto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans La
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

No CoScxnT A. I'm WHITE HousE 0RouSps-
On account Of the soaked condition Of the roads
and lawns there will be no concert 1t the White
House grounds this afternoon.
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tney nave peen tne suDJectS IN print. The as
sertion that stale scraps of food-the sweep
ings Of the tables-were dished up again, they
regard as reflection on them and they feel it.
every ounce OF the material used. Who
that knows Commissary General Cranch McIn-
tyre would accuse him of trying to feed his fell
low-men with the refuse of previous meals?
The difficulties under which those in charge
have labored have been numerous and almost
heart-breaking, but they have stood right up
to their work in the most praiseworthy man.
ner. From or 4 o'clock in the morning until
long after dark they have labored with
out cessation ever since their arrival in
camp, and they deserve moro credit
and more men Of honest purpose and ability to
work would change things marvelously.
Supper last night and breakfast this morn
ing were all that any reasonable man could ask
for. Next year there will be company cooks
and walters. Then there can be no kicking,
save, perhaps, within company limits. The
remedy will be in the hands Of the men.
THE CAVALRY.
At the first meeting after the return Of the
cavalry to the city there win be an election
held for the purpose Of filing the vacant cap
taincy. A man needs neither to be prophet
nor the son Of Q prophet TO predict that Lieut.
Barbour has first mortgage on the
promotion. Always popular with the trcop6rS
he has, during the encalnpment, endear6d HIM
self TO them by the interest he has taken IN
their comfort II any one addresses him e.
Capt Barbour now he viii not be very much
too previous.
Col Clay believes IN tho power Of example.
Yesterday, when there va 20 Uuch said about
ths ebjseeteaabls ehewdw - beard 60 of b.
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TIE MoNUMKxr ELEvAroR.-In order 70 make
some necessary repairs 10 the machinery, the
elevator at the monument viii not be In opera
tion ON Monday. July 20.
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LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY YARp.-The following
officers have been appointed board to pre-
pare plans and estimates for the Improvement
of League Island navy yard, to meet August 6
at the yard: Capts. Z. E. Potter, N. H. Far
quhar. and VIM. Whitehead, Civil Engineers
II. 7. Endicott and r E. Peary.
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PUSHING TIE Work on THE GALKxA.-Secre-
tary Tracy has sent orders to New York 10 push
ahead the repairs to the q. s. s. Galena in
order to have her In readiness for sea in case
OF need that might arise to send her to Hayti.
IL she should go it will be to relieve the Ossipee,
which has now been on Haytian duty for sew
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SECRETARY TRACY will lease this afternoon to
visit his family at Babylon, Long Island He
viii return to Washington Tuesday.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL .WANAMAKER left the
city this morning for Cape May. He viii re-
turn Monday evening.
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The BOARD for the examination Of candidates
for superintendent of national cemeteries met
at the War department yesterday and examined
one applicant The board will meet whenever
Q candidate presents himself
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14
SPORTING.
The Exact Whereabouts of Sullivan and
Kilrain at Present Not Known.
Houston is Shut oHt for the First Time This
STANDARDIZATION Wins Another Vie
tory from Fort Worth.
Where il sullivan?

CHICAGO, ILL. July l9.-The. prize.
fighter, Sullivan, it is understood, has
started for New Ysrk. He managed to.
give reporters the ship last night 1t
was supposed he would go East over the
Grand Trunk railway in order to mini
mize his chances of arrest. Late last
night it was positively stated that ne
left at 8 0 clock on the Michigan Central
tTBin. This morning if is given out that
he drove with a friend or two to'seuth
Chicago and there boarded the outgoing
Baltimore and Ohio train
NEW YORK, July 13.-Diligent search
failed to reveal the arrival or where
abouts of John L. Sullivan in this city
tonight. AT the Vanderbilt hotel,
where his baggage had arrived early in:
the day, his presence was denied at
late hour. Charley johnson was also
sought and not found, although it was
said ct his Brooklyn saloon that he was
expected Tonight Among those who
called for sullivan at the Vanderbilt
were William Muldoon, Mike ClearY and
other well known sporting men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14
HIS BACK Up.

Governor Lowry Determined in His War
Against the Pugilists and Their Abettors.
JACKSON, MISS, July l3.-Arrange-
ment for the prosecution of all persons
and corporations connected in any way
with the late Sullivan Kilrain fight are
in progress, and a big affair it viii
prove TO be. Sheriff Cowart, who
witnessed the fight, and Mr.. Rich of
Ricaburg are likely to participate as well
as other prominent parties in New Or
leans and elsewhere. The governor
does not doubt he will eventually get the
principals, Sullivan and Kilrain,
together and their gangs, or
some of them. The, Queen
and Crescent is beginning to show fight,
but the governor says they will rue the
day when they took legal advisors and
became parties to the late smuggling match
in Mississippi. Governor Lowry
is an old lawyer. He has
also served in both branches of the
legislature and very probably his opinion
is deserving of more credit than the Queen
and Crescent officers are disposed to
grant. Other eminent lawyers agree
with him that forfeiture of their char
ter cannot be avoided.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14
Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK, N. Y. a.,
July l3.-The track was heavy, the
effects of heavy showers.
First raee-Three- fourths of a mile
Jay f. Dee won; G. W. Cook, second; ;
Tipstaff, third. Time, 1:16.
Second e-Three-fourths of a mile
The Eccola colt won; Clarendon, second !;
Patispa, third. Time, 1:1715.
Third race-One mile. Badge won;
Bella b. second; Tristan, third. Time,
1:44
Fourth raoe-Stockton stakes, one and
one-quarter miles. Reporter won;
Longstreet, second; Toronto, third :.
Time, 2:l24.
Fifth raee-One and three eighths
miles. Jubal won; Barriszer, second;
Stockton, third. Time, 2:251.
Sixth race-One mile. Benedectine
won; Long knight, second; Kermesses
third. Time, 1861.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14
The Fugitives.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 13.-Charley
Mitchell left Chicago tonight for Balti-
more or Washington. He arrived in
this city at late hour tonight and at
once sent for 60 Parson'' Davies. Mitch
ell was disguised in an old straw hat,
clay pipe, and pair of
pants very defective in the rear.
He tells sensational story Of being
chased through the wilds of Indiana by
posse of officers, and how he left the
party near Bradys station. Pony Moore,
Jake Kilrain and little Johnny Murphy
are still in hiding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14
Kilrain Near Detroit.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 13.-Kl-
rain s whereabouts sre not now definitely
known, but it is likely he is now near
Detroit. He and his party spent Friday
on the farm of Henry Torloine, on the
line Of the Big Four railway
about twenty miles southeast
of this city. Late last night
Kilrain, Moore and Murphy resumed
their journey in a carriage. This fore
noon they passed through Irvington, four
4aniles east of Indianapolis, headed for
Brightwood, where they are presumed to
have boarded a train for Detroit Mitch
ell has left the party and started for
Baltimore
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14
Notice.

A competitive examination of appli-
cants for appointment 20 the Sam
Houston normal institute from the
Twentieth senatorial district, composed
of the counties OF Tarrant, WISE ker
and Jack, VIII be held n cue county
superintendent ofiee ID the city OF
Fort Worth, TsK on saturdao, the Sd
day of August, A. D. 1889, at 10 'clock
a. m Sfspficants must be residents of
saids6siatorial district. Male applicaxk
.lu1fst be eighteen years old or@65der 4
females, seventeen years old or older. =
j. J. JARVIS -.
Senator from Twentienth Senatorial Us
triet.
July l3, 1889.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14

MERIDIAN, MISS, July l3.-District
Attorney J. H. Neville returned from
Jackson last night where he had been
summoned by Governor Lowry to consult
with him and the attorney -general as to
steps to be. taken in bringing the aiders
and .abettors OF the Sullivan
Kilrain smuggling match to justice. 1t
has been freely rumored that SOME Off
Gals were paid not to interfere with the
fight. The district attorney will invests
gate the matter in all its bearings asid
will take legal steps against all parties.