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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-12

NV s'I-Ap OUR WANT COLUMNS To-
10 lN1'JF9gqI w WILL FIND SOMETHING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-12
CLOSING HOURS.

Tho bu slncsa department OF Tur "a.
Gated Below '''''N '''e''
e,,,4,,'s' ''''' ''s''..ss.'s...... 10 p m.
Other days In tho week . IA ny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-12

9lO'crlbe l0r Tan GAzrrrE
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OFFICER DAU,r
Replies to Councilman uappy-Ife DIdn't
search n wonui for n "~Growier."
TO he Editor Of the Intdiigenccr.


Replies to Councilman ~nappy-Ife Didn't
search n won,un for n "Growier."
TO he Editor Of the Iatoligenerr.
sm:-I SEQ in you issue OF the oath
inst. that l have been charged with
being n sneak in watching n certain
saloon keeper for selling on Sunday. l
wish 10 state to tho public that tho
above charge is a lie in every particular.
l have never acted in tho capacity Of n
sneak, and l defy any man to prove to
tho contrary. lam also charged with
raising q girls shawl TO sec II she had a
growlcr Of beer under It. In reply TO
that charge | will say 1t Is false in every
respect. Tho truth OF tho matter Is,
Officer Desmond and myself were walk.
ing along and We mot this lady, and
being well acquainted with her l simply
asked her us a nero joke II she had u
growler, and went on about my BUSH
ness and never thought any moro about
it. j will say that | defy any mai to
prove that l have been playing tho part
Of q sneak. JosErm DAuM.
l can verify 10 tho truthfulncss Of tho
above statement. j. DESMOND.
Ii. Wheeling, .Mdy "a, 1902.
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To Cedar Rapids, Iowa, account Of
German Baptist Conference May Goth
to June 9th at one fare for tho round
trip. good returning until June SOth,
1892.
To Helena, Mont, June 9TH to 18th at
INT fare for the round trip, good re.
turning until July 7th; account of the
Supreme Lodge A. O. U. W.
To Washington City Sept. Is to Goth,
at very low round trip rates; account
of the National Encampment OF the G.
A. R., good returning until October
10th.
To Minneapolis, Mimi, June I'd to
9th, at one fare for the round trip, good
returning until June Both; account Of
the Republican National Convention.
To Chicago, June 10th to Goth, at one
iare for the round trip, good returning
until July Sth; account OF tho Demo-
cratic National Convention.
To Saratoga Springs, n. Y, July 5th
to 14th, at one fare for the round trip,
plus $500. good returning July 10Th
account OF the National Educational As.
ISOLATION.
To NeT York, July 9Th to It'll, at one
fare for the round trip; account OF the
Christian Endeavor United Society.
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Wisconsin Alliance CONVENTION.

MILWAUKEE, May 2i.-The state con.
vention Of tho Peoples party began at
Licderkranz hall to-day. The conven-
ton was called to- order. by Robert
Schming. He referred to tho Cincin-
natl aud St. Louis conferences and the
approaching Omaha convention and
said Tho Peoples party would give the
politicians . tremendous shaking up.
In conversation the delegates loudly de-
nounced tho story that something in
tho form OF a prohibition plank would
be inserted in the platform, or that an
effort would be made to securc the adop-
ton OF such 4 plank.
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tho chairman had to call them down,
figurativcly speaking.
On the s~ixty.eighth ballot Richards
got ZIP to 03.
Matters continued pretty much in
this way until tho eighty.second ballot,
which stood precisely MS tho first ballot
OF tho day stood, and Poorman's friends
hopes were in the ascendancy.
After tho S2d~ballot tho convention
adjourned till 10 a. M. There was abso.
lutcly no feature worthy OF special men.
ton. II Is thought tonight that il
Colonel Poorman's followers do not
mako 4 combine carly tomorrow mono
Of tho four mon now in nomination will
secure tho plum. Hon. Robert sher.
rard, Of s~teubenyillc. is much talked Of
as n dark horse as Is State Senator
Harvey Eckloy, Of Carroll county.
There has been some talk Of numins
Senator Nichols, Of Belmont, too.
Tho only namc heard in connection
with tho presidential dictatorship 10
Hon. b. n. Tinduff, OF S%teubcnville.
As delegate to Minneapolis. Senator
Eckley and Hon. Harry Sherrard, Of
this city, arc tho only aspirants yet
heard oil, aE.Btt4if rFNR,}4 " .... N
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Tho Now Hoard OF Trade Agreement.

-
CHICAGO, May 24.--Thc details Of the
agreement between the telegraph com.
panies and tho board OF trade as to mar
kct quotations have been finally settled
as follows:
The board OF trade will remain out OF
the quotation business; it has been
"farmed out" jointly to tho Western
Union and Postal Telegraph Companies.
The attempt to place u round cash
value on the quotations was abandoned
by the board OF trade. The telegraph
companies will organize a quotation
bureau, will employ their own reporters
and will get the quotations free, simply
collecting and sending them under Ger
tain limited control by the board OF
trade.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Mny 24.-About
noon yesterday L. G. Thompson, cigh.
teen years old, a drug clerk employed at
Meacham's drug storo in South. Nash.
ville was arrested on n charge OF Grim.
inally assaulting Maggie Reese, an eight.
year.old colorcd girl. Young Thomp.
soE was subsequently released on bail.
Last night about 10 o'clock rumors were
rifc in two notorious negro quarters
that tho negroes would atte mpt TO
lynch young Thompson, and q crowd of
$50 or 200 men armed with Winches-
tiers, shot guns royofyers and n annoa
guarded the home. OF Thompson against
IN expected attack, Sbut no mob ap-
poarel.
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II am very much pleased with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy" says II. NJ.
Bangs, the druggist at Chatsworth, Ill.
During the epidemic OF Ia grippe here
it took the lead and was very much bet
ter liked than other cough medicines"
The grip requires precisely the same
treatment rs q very severe cold, for
which this remedy is SO efficient. It
will promptly loosen a cold and relieve
the lungs, soon ellecting 4 permanent
cure, while most other medicines in
common use for colds only give temper
airy relief. so cent bottles for sale by
druggists.
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A DEsoLArE SCENE.
RavnGos of tho Tiood Iictwcon Memphis
----L md Cairo.

Rnvngos of the Flooh .iictweon Memphis
and Cairo.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2+.--1Iemiscot
county is tho Scene OF dcsolation.
Threc.iourths Of the county is now
under water and assistance is urgently
needed at several places in the county
between Reolfoot Lake and %Paragould,
on tho Arkansas side. Three families
have boon drowned. Their names are:
Washington Hall, wife and three child
rem, Joseph Mallory, vito and two
children.
1t is estimated that 800 horses and
mules and 1000 head OF cattle have
been drowned, and that 500, 900 acres of
cultivated farms are under water be-
tween Memphis and Cairo.
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A rrnminsnl Muu,. suicide.

DANvlLLE, KY, May 24.-Honorable
VIM. Barkley committed suicide early
this morning at his home neal Bryants-
vile, Gerard county, by cutting his
throat with a razor. He has been in
very bad health for nearly two years and
it is thought that the act was committed
while in q fit OF temporary insanity
brought on by dependency. He leaves
a valuable estate and life insurance to
the amount OF 81. 600.
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SpecIW UTsDuTcN TO NC INttIlJtIlctr.
MARrlSsnuRG, w. Va, May 24.-H.
n. Dcatrick, n Of the most influential
add substantial business men OF the
town, dropped dead in his dry goods
store in this city this. evening at 6
o'clock. He had been in i'll health for
several years, but his sudden death was
altogether unlocked for. He was fifty
four years of ace and leaYes q wife and
three children.
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Wost Virginia Pensions.

Special Dipa'ch 70 The InleNtdcncer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 24.-West
Virginia pensions: John NJ. Watson,
William II. Atherton, Thomas Larder,
Stephen A. West, Joseph Enochs, Dan.
iel Harris, Waitman Mercer. Add.
tional-John Fl. Lipscomb, William
Trainer, Harrison Hunt, Richard B.
bond. hamilton S. Knight, James A.
Booth. 1ncroase-William B.. Priddy,
Joseph Gilmore, William P. Slower,
Abner Brown, Robert Knapp.
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Harrison Democrats.

C~LARxsBuRo, W. Va, May 24.-The
Democratic convention convened to-day
and appointed delegates 10 the sena-
torial. congressional, state and district
conventions. Hon. John ]. Davis was
endorsed for delegate to the national
convention Mt Chicago.
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SNclul ORpulch 70 nc htIIgenccf.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May ga GER
tificate OF incorporation was issued to-
day to the Farmers Mutual Benefit,
NJ. B. A." Cooperative Mercantile
company, with itsprincipal office at The
Forks OF Little Sandy, kanawha county.
The capital is $50, with the privilege
granted to increase to $1,000. Shares
are s. each and are held by L. Z. Robert
son and fourteen others Of The Forks OF
Little Sandy.
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DRoPosALs FOR SEWER T7pE :

sealed proposals will DO received n, Tho oT,,
U ooa inc t BSard Of Public WSGss until i! o'SISSS
tho Sewer Pipe TO DO used by the CITY JItInss a., A.
year ls9;. Proposals 10 be for the bc,t "S,I W.
OF double strength salt glazed pipe, iBss JiS' \,
pure freclay, the sewer pipe to be dojirS,yJ
along tho line OF sewers. Tile successful IiiSsc,
VIZ =, P oed REQUIRED to give bond In the penal INN
atce OF tho contract. The Board rcsnr,vc so, ~.
right I Q reject any or all bids. Proposals IL ~
marked proposals for Sewer Plpe,d liz OIL,
OF the Board,ot Public Works" OEs'
N.Y. ,-its. T NJ. DARRAU r1o,,
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THE FIRE RECORD.

SPOKANE, WASH, May 24.-It is now
known that four men persisted in last
nights fires and that it is feared that
others who arc missing are still in the
ruins. 1t lis also thought that one or
two men were drowned in the river.
The fire originated from a hot journal
in tho Spokane Mill Company's pro-
perry.
HAVANA, May 24.-An extensive fire
has occurred in Casa Blanc, a village
neal this city. Eight houses were
burned to- tho ground. During the pro-
gress of tho fire a number OF persons
were moro or less seriously injured. No
estimate OF the loss has yet been re-
cciyed.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 24.-The
Ehrishman's Touring mill, located in
the eastern part Of the city, was de-
stroyed by fire early this morning.
Loss $4,000; insurance Size
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Special Dispatch TO The InttRigenccr
WASHINGTON, May ga patent waa
granted to-day to Maurice c. Hunger
ford, OF Huntington, for 4 gutter former,
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Po.tmastor Apnolnted.

Special Dispatch 10 he ;Iatdl1taeer. Gl5g
WASHINGTON, D. G., May .24.--C. Cor
wig has been appointed postmaster at
Beltontc, Braxton county, vice G. NJ.
Mollohan, resigned.
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FIRST BALLOT.

Successive ballots followed rapidly,
the votes fluctuating, but Colonel Poor
man keeping tho lead until the nine
tenth ballot, which was as follows:
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Poor. Holdings. R.ct

The announcement of these figures
caused a good deal Of applause, On
the next, however, Hollingsworth
dropped back to -, and on the twenty
first to 81.
On tho twenty-second ballot Carroll
county ran in John NJ. Cook as a dark
horse, aud he got 81 yotos, % from Car.
roll and S from Harrison, His name
was cheered.
On the twenty-third ballot Mccoy had
20. Poorman II, Hollinesworth % and
Richards 54-back in the same old rut.
After the tw~enty-fifth ballot a motion
was made to adjourn to 10 n. m. 1t
was mot with cries OF NO" and was
amended to Z p. m.
En- Mayor Brown, of Bellaire, said:
II move we fight it out on this line il it
takes all summer"
The amendment was voted down; so
was the original motion.
After another ballot a motion to nd.
journ till 8 p. m. prevailed amid on.
thusiasm.S
THE NIGHT SESSION.
At the night session the ballots
reached the thlrty.slxth before thcro
was u notable change. Then Poorman
and Hollinssworth tied each other at
IS votes This lasted for one ballot
only, Poorman getting back up. Every
little change made great enthusiasm,
but that was all. Richards had tho
most applause. On the thirty-ninth
ballot Poorman had IS to Richards 80.
Harrison stuck to her man like a lecch,
but on the fortieth ballot Poorman had
70 and Richards only 43.
The fftieth ballot gave Poorman So,
Richards 81, Hollingsworth So, Mccoy
3S. Two ballots later Poorman again
had 20 votes, and so it went. This left
Poorman but eleven votes shorto o a ma.
jority.
The boys in tho gallery became SO
noisy as 70 disturb tho convention, and
..# #H..# rH###..-
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HOOPS sarsaparilla absolutely cures
where other preparations fail. 1t pos
sesses medicinal merit peculiar to it.
self. II
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Note the Special Features Of this Edition:

l. 1T is THE ONLY ACCURATE AMERICAN REPRINT.
2. 1T is THE ONLY TYPE SET REPRINT.
8. It's magnificent equipment of Steel Plate Maps were made
expressly for this edition from u. S. Government and State
official Surveys, and cannot be found elsewhere.
q. 1t has thousands of Foot Notes in addition to the English
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Sits ten thousand beautiful autographed Plates and Ilustra-
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g.. lthas five hundred appendix articles on American subjects
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FoR RENT-NEw BRICK DWEiI
- ING: nil modern Improvement, II, ~.
,sen Hi.s street e. from aepn, februaryI, 10! ' M
1pplyst Office Il Of The t SHy'S Water "a ,s%'R Fon,a prGS;
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING HR1Cr:
Scala v!IRlElED FIRE BRICK,
o. The Board Of Public Works, of tSs ,us ,Sa;e
wheeling, until Il o'clock noon, satInI,SS y Of
IS. lS9!: for 10000 more or less, VitrIds3i SShiy
iriGE for paving-BEsT Q~UAATY-tLe h,I,tii e
90 delivered on the streets upon which halo SSH y,
@ ~ a nsSG T., I'll In9 hoard reserves tho right ioS.
Proposals for Paving Brick" BY order m az ~
ionrd OF Public Works. ''ue'oi aa
my13 n NJ Dlpp,u M
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WANTED.
Foa r INT.

TOR RENT-THE TIiREEST0SS:
5G;,rsSs house. No. 1914 Main .,,es,o Es
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TOR RENT.

sroRERooMs on TENTH STREET.
Also very superior Second Story DyO,,.-
Main y Tenth streets at from ssi "a 'ItsE' on
month, including steam heat, W pet
JAMES L. HAWLsy
Ito Main si,.o,
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Col. c. A. Weaver

Commander Of Root Post, GA. r., himself q
one armed veteran, fully confirms Mr.. Ham,
moud's statement, and J. L. Belden, the phar.
maclst, also endorses It.
Hoods Pulls cure Sick Headache,
The evening world., 1892-05-03
From THE WORLD OF LABOR.


Negotiations arc TAXING rIa"' % amal.a-
ln'l' hhr'rrd'I~ n~ Nos. % HHi lu.
1h,,, Il rLD npyr,trrI clotmurmn.u r.
turr...J Eucl...-.,r have ...u.. ul.L of l,.i-
no~s.
Cinnamon have Noul Mururtul INTO {. l-.iIm
t. FIREPLACE ,tllhIu- Iruu-aouk.l..
p,,rirr.r,.,. a, ..,,,,,,.. t.,.,.,. Nc ma.
ana VA Nill nave tLrlr tiIrd annual ,urlll
tuesday, May 40.
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aoI o,, '@a., .,,., ln" I,r "i ILGn'ctirI , uh!
''o' '''', ~ ,'"'' ''"' Al '".''
y local board OF " ud-N Norh'r S unions has
/ been Iutmpd "a Philadelphia, Ni,h "a View OF
.himhin- Eniiurm wages and general re-
duciion II hours.
III" bakers unions OF Berlin have cs'an-
hshrd Il c"-oNcrdjiNc shop, furnishing bread
10 cl-htA-lhr'r different stores ana many
hundreds ui families.
I The carrlH-p.,,Iu,,t,,.- pr l,.Irr,l,r " \,..
d.Inuud.d uIur hours work ui ten -. u.,. r.y,
ahd 1t was conceded BY every MHuult-tur,r
IN the cl'J lhsh1" "I Two hours.
The .Ipu Ill. Nll ut tatasaUuua Pa has
been ri Isrd lcrau-, about uIiy vruyrr,
STRUCK for higher wages; 40 people are
affected
Labor Commissioner Robinson. Of lIlcDlran.
show, luaI recent report that the nyrr...c
hours Of labor tor women In that State are al
present ten per day ut - cents
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The evening world., 1892-05-03

New Hampshires earthquake shocl,
was perhaps, merely the effect Of the o.d
State shaking its granite ribs over Sonn-
tor Bill" CHANDLEEs recent speech
against the election Of United States Sclu.
tors by popular vote
The evening world., 1892-05-03

Under bill gncd yesterday New
York's Aldermen will selye two-y term,
instead of one year. 1t may make tie
assessments on candidates higher, JU.
there are reasons why the change should
prove better for the public service.
The evening world., 1892-05-03

dolphia TO cuuu the Sugar Trust from
caryn. uut IT, !. cent d,a, lur tho .ona.
rcGrcries M!.p 'hr battle % lively one
uul TO the finish all nruuui
The evening world., 1892-05-03

Three of the Trusts have sou.stEinS to
think of to-day. Gov. ALBEIT has deter
mined to fight the Reading coal deal;
the House at Washington has passed the
Free Binding Twine bill suit has been
entered IN CLited States Court il Phlla-
The evening world., 1892-05-03

The Evcrinr World Prints Aaa..
ciated Press News.
The evening world., 1892-05-03

Experience seems thus i'll to have been
lost on Herr Mosr. lie and his troud,
continue to be inui.c:get
The evening world., 1892-05-03

Anarchy must lie queen OF so@c olLa
May. if any.
The evening world., 1892-05-03

DEEMING is an accomplished murd,lc.
but very far from an ullc liar
The evening world., 1892-05-03

!r'rA rNrt. The Taurd.lIni' rIuar~ FOE ~. at
1uE tuLUuBIN, uu luIuu HlUarv, jtoSr, A., 10
tns Lsat "a tIJ s1... Cdsrm.G- ...a4.s. -
The evening world., 1892-05-03

The New York Baseball Club dil not taNc
chance, with the cincinnati team yesterday.
II ruinod. me Er.OklyHN did not play at
litt,burE iur he ~llur rrJSY n.
TWO oI 'hc League rules are being tested rs
~ their strength. JOhu Ward REFUSES to play
two gaines lt iitt-burE tu-daN. lie declares
That the law does not require It. MANAGER
irwin, uf tn" Washington team, ha,
taken exception to The rule Nhi
ncc".oltatu, dressing Al tine grounds.
At 81. Louis Yesterday h" ignored Inc rune.
The Washington team dressed at III" Llndrll
open Carrla-,N, attracting great dcll OF al
tcuIlOu. IL !, cialMtI thai great deal u
advertising /, .usi u} dressing a. the grounds
Tine Games PLAYED yesterday resulted as
follows: lhi.adclphr 3, Cleveland =; CHI
Ca-u I, Boston |; Washington 10. 1t. l.uui, -
lhr games scheduled Tor to-day are ~ tDi-
lows: New ORR AZ Imginnat BrOuklNu at
l1Ll >nurr, Boston az Chicago, Philadelphia at
cleveland, baltimore at louisville.
The evening world., 1892-05-03

cal 'yarthy, the cX. X.toathnr-wCight cham
piuu, ~ III start IN Training to-day Tor his bat
lie with LOOhy bum, at CunrN Island May 30.
cal i looking we'll and seems uuNlUu, to get
to Nurk. lie said IN talking arUut tho battle:
" | have not fought Il battle III tE part II the
country FOR some ti'uc, and want To square
mysylt with all uI HN .rlruGS. | want to win,
The NaruuI Boat cub have offered the
use uI their clubhouse at Bay Ridge. /
thought would train at Lakewood or New
Rochelle, but those places are too fur away,
! want to be- as near the battle-ground as POS
sihlr. Mi ask Is quiet and no one TO annoy
me and VIII get into shape. Bnll Kenny
Mill train with me and JacN O Mara " III also
CIV" me considerable attChtion." Cal seemed
thoroughly In earnest, ard recognizes
the necessity OF winning thi, time, II he
II pc, to reclaim his defeat at the hands Of
Dixon.
The evening world., 1892-05-03

Ntly Oliver is rs pleased as a boy with a
new top Al his success IN finishing lnlr's
new racing smell Billy said, yesterday {:
with the boat IL | do lie with come
here iUr her urNt week. We VIII
take the lcw lulJ 10 New London ON
one or the Sound steamers. paper
boat has been DUIlt tOr th" present lulc crew
also The merits uf my C,uHr boat and
Natcr,s paper luat VIII he decided al \rw
luuGuu n"Nf week. II NY boat H. selected
rnl ~. WINS. | VIII rcruIN" : l.UIO. otherwise
$500. she I, made uI spanish cedar. uud IS
0S Icrt = irru"- long. | Lad to bUilu a uow
shop To- cover her white building. am greatly
plvu-ud with her looks
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The evening world., 1892-05-03

l.. L. ..lco.urd. of company T., Twelfth Rn-!-
i,ipn {. ,nai,cy, OF Comp4ny D., Nla'u iir5i.
m,n', ,Halnuluu ruhucr ct the National
GUAR b, % America. 10 "a two ui!" IUun.n-
race inr any UlD DUAt he wishes, and tine
rnaI.pplsh!p 40 TIA. Hutlp.M ru1ra, ut
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-06-23

ton. 50 a grand hunt was organized for
Christmas day The whole neighbor-
hood was 70 meet at Dulin's cabin az
early dawn and under duly appointed
Ieacers open . systematic campaign.
which was not 20 be abandoned until
4 mystery was solved and the sheep
slayer himself slain
On Christmas eve DuIir had kiIled
and dressed = fne deer. two or three
niles distant from his cabin, and had
Drought IL home across his horse. and
hung the carcass up in . she'd room
oaiir nm the main part Of his house.
tns common everyday incident was
cesttned 70 solve the riddle of the iden-
lily OF N sheePhller which had puz-
<ied Dulin and his neighborS 20 long. as
We a presently see. Christmas
morning. came. and with it a company
? forty or fifty men gathered al DE-
va !Esy were Heasiy al srGsd With