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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29
GE0. R. FEARING.
. Harvard Athlete Who Is After
Pages Laurels.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP RECORDS.

Pages best Effort Was O Feet 4 Inches.
and the New Claimant for Honors Has
Cleared o Feet Ia Inch-His Peculiar
Style.
Since the retirement In 1883 of w. b.
Page, the worlds amateur champion run
ming high jumper, all performances at that
game have seemed second class, although
compared with the ability Of the average
high Jumpers most Of the records accom-
plished during the last two years are very
good. Pages best figures at the game, O
fset 4inches, are 30 much out Of reach that
high Jumpers occasionally let slip signs of
encouragement in regard to equaling that
phenomenal record, but one athlete,
George X. Fearing, who Is shown In the
accompanying picture. has recently dis.
played form which has tended to alter the
opinion Of some concerning the future of
the game.
Fearing is very tall and rather slender
athlete. standing 0 feet IL inches In jump
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuled Draw.
ing Room SIeepers, Dining Cars and Coaches Of
latest design. between ChicHs. % snd Mllw Aakee
AMI ~. Paul and M~inneapOlis.
Fast Trains with Pullman vestibuled Draw.
iny Room slecpers. Dining Cars aud Coaches VI
latest design, between Chicago and Milwaukee
and Ashland and Duluth. i.
Through Pullman vestibuled Drawing
Room and Coionist tleeper~ via the North.
eru Pacific Rsslroad bstveen Chicago and
Portland, Ore.
Convenient Trains 10 aud from Eastern.
Western, Northern and Central Wisconsin points,
.~ffording uneauallcd service ~ and from Wan.
keshn, Fona du Lac. Oshkosh. Neennh.
Mensshn, Chippewa falis, Eau Cairo
Harley. Wis.,, and lronwood and Bessener,
Mich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations. time
tables aud other information, apply 10 Agents Of
The line, or 10 Ticket Agents anywhere In the
Uaited States or Canada
4. n. ANsLlE. Gsn'i Mgr. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
]. M,hANNAfOi D,0tn'i1'mf. Ma. ~, Paul, Minn
u. C,hARL0w, 1raf. Mr., MILWAUKEE, WIS,
LOUIS FCKsrEIk, Assislsnt General fass'r
and Ticket AGENT. 80. MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

william W. Mailman il a member Of the
Philadelphia club Of the Players league
and q brilliant all round player. He was
born In Pittsburg. but spent his boyhood
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

breds, but as n breeder of race horses he
stands unequaied in the world. Mr.. Hag.
gin is a member Of the firm Of Haggin g.
Teyis, bankers, Of San Francisco. He is
commonly known as THE Copper King Of
America" on account Of his large interests
in the Great Anaconda copper mine at An.
aconda, Mont. He has been associated
with turf affairs since 1885.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29
He Owns the Suburban Winner.

J. b. Haggin is the wealthy owner Of
Salvador, the winner Of the Suburban. He
10 q great breeder and racer Of thorough.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

commissioners

We the undersigned Banss and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drssn In The Louisiana state Lotteries
which may ne presented o, our counters.
R.M .wALMSLEY, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres, State Nat. Bank
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

.KEMEMnER, ths. the Psyns., q p.iss
BANKS Of New ORLEANS, and the Tiekets are
ckartsrteA righ,s are recognised In he highest
Courts; therefore, beware 81 ell limitations or
snonvmnus schemsa.
REMEMBER that the SUPREME COURT
OF TIKI UNITED STATES has decided that
the Louisiana Lottery Co. has . CONTRACT
With the etais Of Louisiana, which DOES NOT
EXPIRE UNTIL JANUARY LIST, 1900.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

days in Philadelphia, where he learned to
play ball. HIS first professional engage
ment was with the Atlantic City club In
1855, and was a very successful one. Since
that time he has played with the Wilkes
barre club Of the Pennsylvania state
league, the Hamilton club Of the Internar
tional league, and In 1858 was engaged by
the Philadelphia club Of the National
league. His work with the brotherhood
team has been particularly brilliant, both
at the bat and In the field.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

Total nss games. .sie,6ss uss games ass,s,s
The attendance from June 0 to June 10
inclsive in the different cities was:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

Whitc-ll,a ~.
Black to play and draw.
SOLUTIONS.
Chess problem No. 81.
White.
to H3
Checker problem No. 67-By A. j. Heff-
ner.
Black, 8, IL, %. White, is, 20, rs. Black
"a plav aud x,ia
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29
The Following
RAG ID PROGRAM
has been arranged and will be conducted under
rules of American Trotting Association.

TRoTTING RACE. Frse-forslI mile heats; best two in three. 500
- fret, $50 second, $50 third.
g RUNNING RACE. HaIfmie dash. $50 first; SIS second.
q COW PONY RACE. Quarter-mne dash. SIS first, $40 second, IS third.
y. In addition Moran 4 Co. offer pir Of silver mounted spurs to winner.
A ENGLISH HURDLE RACE. Owners up. One mile yer five hurd.
3s les. For n SWEEP saNes purse Of 500 and TINE LADIES' CUP, IN eh-
CANT silver trophy Manufactured especially by Tiffany Of New York, and put
up by the ladies Of Miles City aud Fort Kecgh.
z INDIAN PONY RACE. Indian riders. Half-miIs dash. $40 to the
-. winner.
q SLOW MULE RACE. Hall. mile. Ride your neighbours mule. Last
W. mule wins. SO to winner.
~ LONG DISTANCE RACE. Between indian Runner and Pony. Five
q. miles. $5 to winner.
q HANDICAP FOOT RACE. One hundred yards and over. $40 first.
y. $40 second, 81 third.
q MILITARY RACE. Hatmne dash. Cavalry mounts. SIS first,
Os $40 second.
IN THREE-LEGGED RACE One hundred yards $40 to winning
w. team.
~ EXHIBITION OF HoRsEMANsHIP Riding = buckiDg broncho.
-. SIS to winner.
10 SACK RACE. Fifty yards. IS to winner
20 EXHIBITION OF HORsEMANsHIP. Picking up quhts while
40. riding At full speed. $l0to winner.
IA TUG OF WAR, Between teams furnished by Fort Keogh and Mnes
13. City. $40 to winning team.
tx CLIMBING CREASED POLE. IS to winner.
On all the principal events al entrance fee Of ten per cent ofthe total mcnsy
offered viii be charged. Entries for ali but the Cow Pony ne close July lst
Entries for Cow Pony race Cal be made up to the night Of July Sd. Entries to
be made personally or n writing with GEO. ". ALLERTON, Secretary,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29
GRAND MONTHLY DRAINING.
n the Academy Of Music. Mes Orleans.
TussssS. Jvy vs. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100000 Tirkets at Twenty Dollars
Each; Halves SO 10; Quarters s.;
T-nths s.; Twen,ieths 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29
A EATS D.

Fol Club Rates. or any further information de-
sired. write legibly TO the unde p:gned clearly stat
Ing YOUR residence. with State. County, street and
kumter. More rapid return mail delivery will DO
assured By. your enclosing an Envelope Rearing
your full sddress.
IMPORTANT.
Address y. A. DAUPBlN.
or n. a. DAUPDM,
Wsshisgssn, .. @.
By ordinary letter, Containing Money Order
issusd By all Express Companies, New Yert Ex.
change. Drsh or sostsl note.
Address Registered Letters
Containing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAkk,
Nov OrleAna, La.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-29

On all the principal events IN entrance fee Of ten per cent. ofthe total mcne'
offered will be charged. Entries for all but the Cow Pony race close July LIST
Entries fol Cow Pony race can be made up to the night Of July Sd. Entries to
be made personally or In writing with GEO. ". ALLERTON, Secretary.
Miles CITY, Montans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
STRAY BITS.

Aboriginal Australians have the areless
heads of any race.
Leon Pepper. a Washington flower peddler,
has made $50, coo out Of bis business.
Itrequires twenty-five volumes 90 register
the different cattle brands of Arizona.
New South Wales ami Queensland hayo
erected So miles OF rabbit proof fences.
There are in France So associations Of en-
ployers. s9l Of workingmen, and 5gI Of
farmers.
On dark nights white light can be seen
farther than amy other color, on bright nights
red takes the first place.
A recent count OF the stock ON a ranch in
Los Angeles county, California, showed 5000
cattle, 5000 horses, 1000 sheep and 1000 hogs
The average pulse in infancy is 100 per
minute: i'm manhood. - at C0 year., I'd; the
pulse Of females is more frequent tlan that
OF males.
4 bundle of spider webs. not larger than q
buckshot and weighing less than drachm,
would if Strengthened out ard untangled,
reach a distance Of $50 miles.
Vegetable flannel is textile material now
largely manufactured in Germany from pine
leaves; the fiber is spun, knitted, aud woven
into undergarments and clothing Of various
kinds.
Five thousand miles Of railway, enough 20
span the continent and reach backasain from
the Pacific % the Mississippi, were laid 10
1889. Yet, By comparison with other years.
the work Of railway construction has been
small.
The electric light is making It's way in Lon
don, the wires being laid underground, and
the streets all over the city sill soon be DE-
Eliminated by it. Ia interior use however
there is a growing distrust, the numerous ac-
cidents m America having directed attention
10 It's dangers
The gold beaters Of Berlin, at the Paris ex-
position. shovel gold leaves SD tnin that DC
would require 2s2 900 20 produce Tie thick
ness Of a single inch, yet each leaf Is SD PER
feet and free from holes as 20 be impene;faole
by the strongest electric light. IL these leaves
were bound in book form it would take
1900 to fill the space OF ten common book
l.asr.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09


NEW YORK. Mar. S.-Money closed 81
per cent. Exchange. posted rates. $3.50
~; actual rates. 4S2i4 for sixty days, and
4Sl for demand. Governments steady /;
currency 6's, ll6 bid; As, coupons, IDS,
bid: a.. do. 1881 bid.
The stock market this morning was only
moderately active. In the early dealings.
the leading stocks were quite freely bought.
Reading was especially active aud ON a
large business advanced p per cent in the
first thirty minutes. The rest ~ the list
rose about =. 10 = per cent. Amer the de-
mand had been satisfied, however, the bears
began raidng the list aud under
the influence of the expected unfa-
yorable bank statement. succeeded iu
sending prices down 20 the level OF those Of
last night. Rock Island. Missouri Pacific,
Louisville and Nashville. and the bitum.-
nous coal shares led the decline. AMER
II O'Clock the market was very duh until
about n 80, when the bank statement made
its appearance, showing a decrease Of So
l52,SjO In the reserves. This caused re-
newed selling and prices closed an noon al
about the lowest point Of the day. The de-
cline ranged from t0 ! per cent. The sales
for the day amounted 20 1882 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Mar. S.-IIubbard. Price &
Co. say. Liverpool failed 20 equal the eN-
pectatious of the bulls to-day. closing steady
at partially higher quotations than those of
Friday. our market opened steady al "a
small decline. and eased slowly 90 the close
under the offerings of those who purchased
SO fully yesterday afternoon upon the eX-
pectatiOn of higher prices to-day. A large
amount of cotton has undoubtedly been
liquidation during the past few days here
and in Liverpool. and 10 this fact can be- at
irhuted the check the market has received.
as the position grows stronger rather than
weaker
Receipts at ports to-day estimated mt no..
600 bales. spot cotton steady; middling
uplands, 49,; sales, ll3 bales. Futures
closed easy. as follows March. li.3iwi .32'
Apiil. n 35Mll. May, ll.4OM JUNE
ll.iJm ll.i6; July, and August. 1000
li.5l; September, lO.o2MlO.~i; October
lOj2@lO.j3; November. l0.3j0 1876; De
mher. 1880 l03i Total sales futures. D..
100 bales.
In Liverpool spot cotton was steady
middling uplands, g Lied. sales, l,0ol
bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
WA )LEsALE rRICE CURRENT.

-Nenorlel ny DavenroIl . NorrI..

Reported by Davenport g Morris
Brooms-Two strings, 90c. TO Si.l5; three
strings, Sl.4O 10 -; four strings, SlvO Ia
$3.50. iye strings, $3.50. Market on all
GRADES has advanced fully - per cent.
WillOw, $i.lj 10 Sl30per nest
split, 80 10 Toe. per dozen.
Canned To0l0t6es-Ihree pounds, PEI
dozen. 80 to SOC.
Caaaed Cor,-Two pounds, por dozen,
10 10 soc.
nqs-Roe, half barrel, S2.1j toS350;
North Carolina cut, per barrel So.oO 10 -
gross, per barrel, $500 20 $40. Market
strong for reliable good fish properly
packed
Snff-LiyerpO0i, from store, Sl.dJi
ground alum from store per sack, Soc, TO
Sl.OO. Marketsnchanged.
Sugdrs- formulated. Ga; c0niectionsrs
A. 65.c:. soft A, 55sc. % q g.; no. ], osc;
No. 2. 53sc; No. 3, 31sci }. 3, DC; i-loc'
I,eos-Black. y 10 5Oc.; OOlong, % 10
J0c.; gunpowder, ~ 10 '5c.
Co6ee-Nery strong no an advance Of &c.
Der pound during past few days ki0, lOl4
10 bic; Laguayra, lsH 10 -OAc.; Java. -
10 27c. Receipts very small. as well as
available supply iD Rio l.c. higher.
Bucket-Painted. two hoops, slid :
three hoops, $3.50. stronger advances.
T0ifOW-4c.
Lagd-Pure, TIC; pressed, BIC.
NOldsses-EXtra, hOgshead, l5 % loc.
barrels, Is 20 i0c.; genuine golden syrup
per gallon, u b. &c; New Orleans prime
to choice, 80 % Doc.
Soap-W ASKING, 80 10 &C.; per pound
Country Produce.
lRep0rtcd by spratiey q OyerOey. Commis-
sion Merchants. l2O0 Cary street..
Apples-Choice, $3.50 % $500; prime,
$500 to 1925; poor % good, Sl.JO to 500.
B0cOn-Nirgnia hams. choice old, l9c.
per pound; new hams, small, 1910 lic.; ne"
hams, large, II 10 DC. sides, ~ TO Jc.'
shoulders, 20 Sc.
Bcaas-Choice navy, Sl.7j 20 500.
Black EVe Pcds.-Sl.1J 10 500.
BeeSwQr-20 10 Bic. per pound.
Broom COrR--3 tO &c.
BuckDhedt-3c. TO SIC.
Butter-Nirginia creamery, % 20 BE-
/ family packed (Nirginia), II % lvc.; choice
yellow. store packed (Nlrglnia), 10 10 &c.
/ store packed. mixed color and sweet. Is q
/ l5c.; store packed. common 10 fair, . % lOc
CdJbage-Per 100, s. % s..
EggS-ln crates 0resnl, II 10 be-; In
boxes and barrels. l. 10 PIC.
Live Poultry Hens, ~ 10 2oc.; mixed
co0ps. - % &c. Chickens. spring, large
| Is % DC: small, 10 he. Ducks. ~ % oOc
TURKEYS to Zoe. uer pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA Mar. $40 sales OF
loose tobaccos On the breaks to-day, ana no
offerings OF tohacco- M auction on Change.
Offerings Of tObaccos al auction on
Change for the week ending saturday,
March +. 1890. 40 packages; highest price,
50.
Private sales reported to the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, 56 hogsheads fllers p
hogsheads; cutters. ] hogshead; smokers,
2 hogsheads: scrap, hogshead; dark To-
barcoe. I hog-hpad Total. ass hOgshead
Private sales reported t0 the secretary for
the week ending Saturday. March :. 1890:
Wrappers. 100 hOgsheads; filters, IS hogs
heads. cutters. u hogshcads. smokers. %
h0gsheads; scrap. g h0gsheads; West Viz
ginia Dfights. ~ n0Esheads: dark toDaccos.
ii3 hog-bead~: hurley, , hogsheads. Total,
Juj hOgshead-.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports
TODAY: Inspections. bright. ~ hOgsheads
dark. Z hOgsheads. Western, h0gshe';ds.
l,ciuspeclions bright, 40 hogsheads.
For ihe week ending saturday. March sth,
i,90: Inspections Bright. 80 hogshe ads
dark. IS hogshcads. Western. 23 h0gsheads.
Reinspecti0ns- Bright, 1853 hogshesds; dark.
ls h0gsheads: Western. 8 hogsheads. Total
inspections and reinspectl0ns tor week end
Ing saturday, March oth, 1879. 3ss hogs
heads.
Farmers. Wilson's. Allegheny. shockoo.
Dayenpori's. Centre. seabrooks. Shelburne's
and Myers warehouses report 9l hOgsheads
aud tiorres delivered today.
Deliveries for the week ending saturday,
March ,th, 1880, 62l h0gsheads, ~ tierces
and box.
Office Of the collector OF the United
States internal revenue reports collections
for the city OF Richmond today as follows
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. S23il0;
tax paid tobacc0s. Sj,2O2.s,, special. 50
Total collections for city to-day, S,4i2.5s.
Internal revenue collections for the week
ending Saturday. March =, 1890, were as
follows: Tax paid. cigars and cigarettes,
s., si2.js: tax paid, tODaccOs, S2f,6s9.9O; tax
paid. special. s.. Total, S32.j31ls.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange 10.
day: e.. J. Puriy. Frank Williams. Bruins.
wick: James A. BlantOn. IObaccOyille; X
T.. iaskins. Brunswick; J. +. Emens, Bal
tim0re. Md: $. ". Nenable. Petersburg.
our Mr. John NJ. Taylor is still very much
iudisposed with the prevailing influenza.
Messrs. Vaughan a Saryay bad ON exhibit
ton 40 their office to-day the very handsome
bronze medal awarded % them by the Com
mittoe on Awards az the Buffalo New
York; International Fair and Exposition
for their splendid exhibit Of tine Nirgini,
t0haccOs.
These gentlemen were awarded a gold
medal at the Paris Exposition, but have
not ms yet received 10.
Mr. a. Cooke, b00kkccper for Messrs. ID
y. Cooper 81 Co., of Henderson, y. c., wa
iu Richmond to-day, and Is making the OF
fee of Mes,r,. VI. 4. smith * Co.. his head
quarters. Mr.. Cooke makes short visit
expects 20 return to Henderson on Monday
next.
The Richmond tobacco market was eX
iremely active to-day with tine sales %
bright wrappers and filters.
The market was strong for the week past
with heavy sales of bright wrappers. filters
and smokers. Heavy sales Of dark tobac
COS also 4. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Secretary Blaine spends an hour or two
every day in literary work.
Sir Oscar Jennings, the noted English ply
sician. calls the grip a bastard pulmonary
rheumatism
The Marquis do Caux was an inyeterate
whistplayer, and seldom lost a game "hen
the stakes were high.
Franklin b. Gowcn had marvellous mem
DRY. After reading a long poem through
twice he could repeat IL, without the text
word for word.
A close personal friend OF John d. kocse'
feller estimates his wealth at Slt1uoOi0OV'
and predicts that in ten years he VIII DO the
richest man on earth.
Paul Kruger, president Of the South African
Rennblic. /, spoken OF as sort OF combination
OF Cromwell and an Oh lsraelitsn judge
ruling with autocratc power.
William Henry billiard, the American
painter, always gets great reception "hen
he goes to Amsterdam, because he Is a de-
scendant OF Jan Van der Heyden
Postmaster General Wanamaker isan early
riser. He is always out OF bed by o'clock
and hail an uNAl llNHt AN n az -t-~
table. Then be reads the morning papersana
at 5 reaches his desk.
Edward Strauss the brother Of JOHANN
the famous waltz writer, IS said To oe mag
netic leader. lie useshis bow for a baton or
10 scratch a note here and there just 10 sAo"
his men how it ought TO be done.
Mr.. Amairo sato, the charge d'aiiaires Of
the japanese legation in the absence Of Mn
ister Mutsu, is nobeman aud a fine gentle
man. He was educated la America, gradu-
ating from Asoury university in 1881.
The late Henry ". Grady was rapid
writer At the time Of the Charleston earth.
quake he did not reach the stricken city until
10 o'clock at night, but by O'Clock the next
morning he had report eight columns III
length on Gle ia the telegraph Office
Mr.. Iabouchere, the editor Of The London
Truth. has this year again received lo,OOne"
sixpences from the anonymous penelActol
who has for SO many years made ms annual
Offering 70 the poor children IN the LONDON
workhouses, workhouse schools aud lnnrrnaf
/ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

baltimore American.

The baby son Oh 20 fIih-curlst in New
York died OF dilllhcria and the father has
been arrested i0r manslaughter in neglect
ins fo provide medical attention. The Chris
tian scientists claim that interference with
their peculiar practices is uuIustitable and
Illegal. bui Id making ibis claim, which
some seem disposed tu concede them. they
forget one ghMl; their healing methods are
set in an experimental stage, and thc mai
value Of them problematicai. % pui the case
JOB it- mildest form, consequently, the law
is Just boz protecting children and other ir'
responsible beings from ihe probable loss
OF lfc. There may Dee doubt 100 some minds
about forcing fanatics even In matters ~
belief but there can Doe none when the wei
fare OF the helpless victims Of ianaucisn -
IN question and innocent lives are sacrificed
~ risky experiments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Low is the light dovutumed, and he
Tnraptured by Ler craces and her charms,
Clasps her close to him, as they 10
Imparadised in one anotlcrs arms
Sweet are the words Of love they sigh,
And VOWS which only lovers know are made,
lie showers warm kisses OBJ Der brow,
And she returns them. painting, half afraid
Fast ny the momente. ard the hours
Roll ly. as fuller grows DIS cup of JOY,
Young things, they thins OF nothing else
The present seems pure gold without alloy
when bark there is q cracking sound
He rises. thrusts her from him ID disinay'
An icy sweat IS on DIS brow,
Hefain would go, but she cries pleading stay 2
'sTen me. my love, my own She says
'What is 10 now our happiness which mafsf
.Hain be cxclaims. and beats his breast,
In hugging you I've busted five cigars
Lawrence American
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09


Congressman Gambler made a very ia,ol-
ollie impression by his conduct as chairman
~ The Worlds Fair Committee IN the irlin.
dav, before the momentous question oil ~,
size was settled. He successfully aNold,o
any appearance Of partially then, ana now
shst the size has been decided, lac is making
another favorable impression by The carr
estness with which he is endeavoring !,
hold the members OF the committee 10 ineii
duty. The scheme which has been SCI ON
foot by disappointed persons 70 defeat lh'
fair project entirely by preventing lne com.
n,it.ae from obtaining a quorum 20 consider
and report bill, is simply scandaiour
'rnere il very little reason 10 suppose mat u
can accomplish its object II can only post
none action on the matter for while, ano
mus increase the difficulty, already sum
cIently great, Of getting the fair ready by
the appointed season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

Mrs. P1lEAsr. wife u Mr.. Thomas prcast,
living out three miles east Of Carroilton.
Ca. was bitten By COW Friday last that
was affected with hydr0pnobla. Ars. Irci-t
was ont milking The COW, and noticed soiile-
thlue peculiar in her movements. and no
sooner had she got near The cOw tnan ~ Biz
large piece Of flesh from the back "a Der
hand SIR Preast killed the cow az once,
and has taken his wife where she can get
the benefit d a mlaslOne.