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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Benz. Irwin has gone to Fort Can
by to enlist in the regular army.
Mrs. Victor, the well known Ore
gon author, has returned to he
Salem home to live.
Trout at Dawson g. Whites.
Some people cannot walt until
street work is completed and win
ter's rains have bedded the gravel
They must criticize now and very
unfairly too.
Rev. Gwynne and T. G. Albert
have gone to Albany to attend ths
Presbyterian Synod of Oregon al
delegates.
Hugh Thopmson went to Eugene
today, where he will attend swell
party this evening.
Frank Conover and wife, who
have been visiting at the old home,
returned to CORVALLIS today.
Mrs. Wallace, of Portland, arriv.
ed in the city today, and is a guest
at the home of Attorney Carson in
South Salem.
Mrs. M. w. Hunt and children
returned this morning from Port
land, where they have been sight
seeing.
Louis Kuhn, Geo. s. Downing,
w. G. Westacott, Jos. Fishburn and
j. III. Albert were passengers for
Portland this afternoon.
Rev. Father Brousseau was up
from Gervais today.
CLAIMS CLAIMS! at Dawson 4
Whites.
Mrs. Hettie Phillips, who has been
visiting at the home of her father,
Capt. d. G. Howard. left today for
her home ut Ilwaco.
Miss Anna Breyman, was a pas
senger for Portland this afternoon.
Miss Jennie Skaife, of Helena,
Mont, is visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Eugene Breyman.
Mckinley Mitchell was Salem
visitor today.
Fine poultry at Davison's &
Whites.
No special sale at Mrs. Fiester's,
but you can find cheap trimmed
hats any day in the week, from
$1.50 up.
Smelt, catfish, perch, salmon, sea
bass, and many other varieties Of
fish, arrive daily at Dawson Il
Whites Court street fish market.
Miss Mae Boise returned home
from Portland last evening.
Judge DAILY, the Dallas attorney,
is in the city, attending court.
Do not allow the. accumulation Of
scurf or dandruff, when 1t can be
easily prevented by the use Of Ayre's
Hair Vigor.
The less said about the good SER
vice by the Telephone Co. In this
city, and the sooner good service,
which does not now exist, Is estab-
lished, the better 1t will be for the
The surveyors this morning set
the stakes on the new asylum ex-
tension to the foot OF the hill ut the
gate.
When your blood Is impoverished
the remedy Ia at hand. Take Ayers
The 9-year-old son Of 8. p. Costel-
10, of North Salem, has been sent to
the reform school.
Simmons Liver Regulator has
never failed to relieve costiyeness,
and blind or bleeding piles.
The public schools of Portland
have 7777 children In attendance.
The Salem Unitarians are trying
to secure the services OF Rev. Cope
land Of Tacoma.
Go to Jackson's for valises and
trunks. 90 State street.
The families Of Capt. M. J. Scott
aud q. w. Meeks, two active real
state workers, have taken their de-
parture for Guthrie, Okl ahoma,
where they will make their future
homes.
TUFTS PILLS invigorats body
md mind.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13
WANTED FOR MURDER.

Sheriff Knight has received a
telegram that Burdette Wolf is
wanted for murder. He is five feet,
eight inches high, weighs 165 lbs,
hair and mustache dark, Roman
nose. 1t is not likely that he came
this way.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13

The highest praise has been won
by Hood's Pills for their easy, yet
efficient acti',n.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13

Simmons Liver Regulator has
uever been known to fail to cure
sick headache.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13
Hot moxey at the Spa.

Oysters at g. w. Hellenbrand's
restaurant.
Llttle Nestucca cheese, the finest
for family use, at Clark 4 EPpley's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13

Oysters oysters ut Dawson d
Whites.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13

Gossomers and Macintoshes--com
plete line for ladies and children at
the Palace.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13

At the brides parents at ST. m.
Wednesday evening, October ~,
1892, Lee steiner and Belle Golden,
Rev. Wilber, OF Portland, officiating.
Mr.. Steiner IN a member Of the
drug firm OF Smith 4 Steiner, Of
this city. and son Of q. Steiner.
The bride Is a daughter Of DIR. and
Mrs. T. l.. Golden. They will
make their home In their new resi-
dence on East State street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13

ASK YOUR DEALER FOR A CLA-
BRoUoH OR GoLcHEK SHOT GUN.
dl0-7-2w%
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13
BEFORE BURNETT's BAR.
The Circuit Court Mills Grist of
Wednesday and Thursday.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

The case of the State VS. w. A.
Hunt, for selling liquor without a
license, went to the jury late in the
afternoon. They returned verdict
of guilty and sentence will be pro-
nounced on Saturday.
The case of Tom Lee VS. Mrs. f.
A. Holt. suit for damages, is on
trial before the following jury: M.
Benjamin, John Mckinney, VIM.
Her, ]. w. Thornbury, 8. ]. Kerr,
J. A. Tanner, w. J. Polly, Henry
Van Behren, E. d. Townsend, Guy
yam Gibson, c. M .Parmenter, Allan
Rhodes.
Court was to hold Wednesday
night, but owing to absence of a
juror no session was possible.
DOCKET ENTRIES.
Following were made Wednesday
afternoons:
Eva D. Blaine VS. J. III. Blaine,
divorce; referred to Webster Holmes
to report findings of fact and law.
Ed. Curtis, assignee,vs M.Sestano-
witch ct al, foreclosure of lien; de-
murrer overruled and plaintiff al
lowed until the 18th to answer.
State VS. r. M. Thompson. selling
liquor without license; continued by
consent.
V. j. Troyer VS. Anna Troyer, di-
vorce; default, referred to Webster
Holmes for finding of fact and law.
r. II. Winner VS. Maggie Winner,
divorce; decree for plaintiff.
State VS. Thos. Holland, mayhem;
plea of not guilty, for hearing.
w. p. Bennett VS. John Kerr,
damages; leave to answer the 18th.
Annie Bower VS. H. It. Hayes,
writ of alternative mandamus
granted.
A new case on the docket is No.
125-C. T. Bonner VS. John Knight,
sheriff.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13
Ayers Cherry Peetoral,

PREPARED Br
or. j.. G. Aver 6 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Of; six bottles. IS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-13
ON THE DOCKET.

Al Gilbert Bros. vs.. P. H. Easton
and l.. F. Harrison, dismissed by
consent.
SO Maggie @. Lofts vs.. Essie M.
Hagey. Continued for examination
Of witnesses.
4S Isom Lanning & Co. VS.. VIM.
w. McCoop, defendant.
90 Geo. McCully and Bert Macy
VS.. State, default.
ll3 Davis, guardian of Chas. B.
Davis VS.. r. B. Plowman, motion
to amend answer.
State vs. Marion Brewer, grand
jury found not true bill.
THE TOM LEE CASE.
The Tom Lee case has taken all
the forenoon. Chinese interpre-
tiers were employed on both sides,
Mrs. Holt acting for the Chinese
woman. Ford and Bigger appear
for Mrs. Holt and Will Darcy and
Geo. Bingham appear for the other
side.
VIII Darcy made his maiden
speech in the Tom Lee case and ac-
quilted himself in creditable and
eloquent manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
a Murderer Lynched,

FINDLAY, o., March 31-Aoout o'c'ock
this morning mob of one Thousand men
surrounded the jail where Lyt.!e, tins nan
who assaulted ard fatally Injured bis wife
and two dsught:rs With hs.thst Wednes-
day morning, YVES cor fire ed. The deter
mined men battered down the doors and
the murderous wretch wss dragged out into
the street ard taken TO bridge short
distance away. A reps wac put around his
reck and ore end thrown over cross piece
OF The structure. When The mob we're In
the act Of pulling him Up G stot from re-
vo!yer parted the rope ard The wretch fell
to the ground. He wss quickly picked up
and hutt ed to the near;s; telegrs phi pole
where the lsnching was completed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
PROG ,yAsHlaGyOR.

isyscsxl 0orrssro#ds~es Of the AltSe#dria Ga.etse
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 81. 1852.
At the Rsum Investigation to-day Mr.. En-
Ioe again asked Commissioner Ranm, ss ne
has been doing for several days past, where
Mr.. L!neawesver, ons OF Commissioners
Raum's Confidential clerks, wac. The Com
missioner responded to-day that Mr. Lines
weaver mad returned TO Washington. MIR.
Payson, MT. Raum's counsel. said it had
oeen By his advice that Baum had previous
iy declined 20 disclose LineaweRyer's move.
ments.
Toe Senate elections committee today de.
oided to ALLOW 81 900 and 81. $50, respective.
ly, to Messls. Ciagest aud Davidson, recent
contestants for seats In the Senate, and
So coo TO Senator Dabois to meet his ex.
Denses In defending his seat.
The free silver bill is lot only practically
dea,, in the House, bat In the Senate also.
4 Dol. Of that body Wss taken to-day, snd 1t
wss fonnd tast not only large sjority OF
she republican members of the Senate. but
,,honr half the democratic members, are op
nosed 10 1t, so tkst when Mr. Stewart ahaii
s,ali Ia up next Monday, as he has said he
will do, he will find that II be shall desire to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
LaWlessness in Loudoun.

40 assault upon the house Of Mr.. Richard
Benton, about three miles southeast OF Mid
dieburg. was made on Monday night.
About 10 O'clock Eve persons, three white
and TWO coored, broke window pane and
threw into the room on the fret e oor cot.
ton ball saturated with burning coal oil, and
then fred into thu bed which contained two
ladies, one of whom, Mas Annie, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Benton, was wounded In the
breast end leg severely, but not dangerous.
~. The firing awoke son Of Mr.. Benton
In the second story, who gave an alarm. and
the msrauders ran ana have not bsen dis.
covered as get. IL Is believed that their in.
,ntion was TO shoot the elder MIR. Benton.
who occupies the room 10 which the ladies
we're that night, but who had left home that
day. An assault was made on him in the
darkness one night last fall By unknown
parties, end though they are unknown 1t ia
thought that this attack has heen made BY
the same mes, for what reason no one seems
TO know.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

AND NOW The FEenchmen who we're cheat"
q 1 out Of thelr money By the Panama Canal
O,mpany charge ex-Seoretery Of the Navy
Thompson, who preferred pair of govern
IN ant pistols to ncglhaEn lawyer who was
ro1nsai in : 'soa.hesn outrage" case, With
VII "a &c defend himself against the "reoels"
on Biz tip soush. and several other promi-
nsns northern republicans, most CT Wh9m
uo1tr;bule largely &c republican election
funds, With saindliug and n!esca OF trust,
In shat, ss chair agaa!s, thsy dumped upon
chem 6S 534 sharss Of the Pscama Railroad
Company. worth leaa than 500 eacs, at the
rate Ct 1868 25, snG have brought sait
against them for thu recoyety Of the stolen
money. So some Of the money Of which the
poor people Of France baVe been robbed bss
been expended il the election OF republican
Presidents 10 this oiuntry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
FIRaIgIs Eggs

Rsv. Dr.. Henry n White, pastor c, n.
L7udaun street Presbyterian Churc b. VII
chester, las been called to tho psst yrslsa -
The Presbyterian Church at Wy tleylle.
General James a. Walker has ac,en,es
the invitation to dsliyer the ors,ion ma
The occasion Of the unveiing Of tba Fin
statute in Richmond oc May 30.h.
Senator Hill, owing t. o. hsr engagements
will be unable to address III. J ferson snn
Washington literary societies Of the UolvsT.
sity OF Virginia.
Mr. Hugh Adaus, enc of The leading dem.
ccrats in Rock6rl6ge county, 6ied II,
hcme, near Rockhridse B.ths, Tuesd.v
night CT pDeumolis. de was chairman .,
The electoral board OF r csbf.dge COUNTY.
Information hss beea received O, IN.
death of marcelus Williams. alias Rad
Horse," who was sent to the psni,entis,v
from Norfolk, for despe,st; assault on NJ
Brcck. He was killed il camp by an ~.
ploson.
Governor Mckinney has addressed tho
following LET Err TO Judge r. N. Port orb =,
Norfolk county: II see irom the papers that
recently there was prize fight Ia ycur
county, which under statute s a felonv
10
TAKEN In tho csse by yonr juriea. Plesse let
me Know II the psi ties have been i1dlo,ed,
sad, II got, WY? Were tbs psr.ies arreft.
ed by warrant. ifu.t. ~b5? Itthere ia arv
3efecs in the Law pisese lie! NE knas what
It Is 60 .hst may lie Femedied."
Robert b. Gillian. j., eyed ninsteep
.on OF q ieading real sststs ogant OF Rich.
mond, shot himself in the forehead uesr fbst
city yesterday, instant death resulting. Fa
went to patty Tuesday night, relprpip9
yesterday morning ct siz O'Clock. Aher
breakfast be started to 90 to his busluess
bat bis father tod him to remsn at hcme
few minutes later pI,t)l sbct vas besld
ia the young mans room, aud he o. icuod
dead, with bu!st 10 his t.mp!e. The
young man was gently discarded co. did
oct seem cast down,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

STARVING CHILDREN IN RUssIA.-An.
other dispatch from st. Petersburg says that
,hs committee formed for ths purpose Of
providing relief for the children of the fam
Inc stricken peasants Of Russia. has re-
pc t d that in mary Of the districts where
the famine prevails the children are go poor
Iy nourished thst they are too feeble to m
dertaks the long walk, which In many To-.
t,nces requires an hours time to accom-.
o.isb, to the schools where soup is dcled out
to those who make spplicat on. Being thus
uaable to obtain any food the unfortunate
children, driven desperate by the paDes OF
hunger, resort to the most unnatural means
Of securing something to stay the gnawiDgs
of their etomschs. To such straits are they
driven by the famine that they eat the most
unwholssome snd disgusting things. Il wss
found during the Investigations Of the com-
mites that the children, whsn nothing in
The form OF food could be obtained, were IL
tee habit Of greediiy eating Whatever rags
isl! into their possession, and that when the
rags failed them thelr hunger was go great
5hht they actually devoured quantities Of
earth,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

a WAR OF ONE BArTLB.-In the annals
of the Amesicon navy no achievement Of q
singe commsrdet in q single chip surpassas
that OF David Med ougai 10 the Wyoming at
Shimonosskl. Happening on the other side
of the globe, during the civil war, this daring
exploit passed unutt ced at the time. Isnor-
30 by our naval hislorisns, it has thus far
found no chrcnicles. The modest report OF
he hero, in about fVe hundred words, con
geys no Idea OF the s2lsrdor of the achieve
ment.
Briefly told, the story is thi5: A sloop Of
var OF six guns, in narrow stat, engaged
during seventy minutes force of seven
batteries mounting thirty heavy guns, and
three men-oi. war carrying eighteen guns
10 all, iorty-eigh5 guns. The Japanese
force comp.issd probably twelve hundred
men. The Wyoming, unassistsd, deetroye ed
one OF the batteries, ennk tRo ships, dis
abled third, ard emerged from hs cop6ict
With losa OF four N sn killed and eeven in.
jured april Century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
The Raleigh Launched.

NORFOLK, Va, Mar. 3l.-Tne cruiser Ra.
leigh was successfully launched this morn
Ing at the Norfolk Navy Yard. Fully forty
thousand people witnessed the interesting
event. The Navy Yard, the shores of the
rivers and dozsrs OF steamers, tugs and
yachts we're covered with spectators. At
twenty -four minCtes of twelve O'Clock the
signal was given and Mrs. Alfred W. Hay
wood, OF Raleigh, N. G., daughter of Gov.
ernor Holt, Of that State, standing be-
tween the secre:a y of the Navy snd Ensign
Hilery P. Jones, broke the bottle OF wine on The
bow OF the cruiser as she began 10 move off. The
whole affair WA marvel of success. The shouts
OF the multitude and the sautes ofth. steamers
were deafening for s.veral minutes Governor
holt and staff III, volunteer soldiers OF this Gee.
ton and many prominent psoplo from distsnce
w are nrasnnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
Destructive Fire.

CALCUTTA, Mar. S1-Dlspatches from
Mendalsy, he capital Of BuTmah. say that
Ere has been raging here since IL O'CLOCK
Tpeedsy night. Three-fcui tbs o! the city i5 IN
ashes, spd the f;e bes not bean checked.
Among The buiIdipgs elready gore ale the
old palace, the new government telegraph
office, and two corvests. The whole business
portion o! tbs city hiss bsen swept away.
The loss OF life has been between seventy
FIVE and q hundred, as fer as known, aEd
scores OF persons have not teen accounted
for. Nearly goo. 600 people have bsep rem
dered HON eIess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
IHUlIAo y. u hILl-
President Texas Commission Wor da Fair
To ENCOURAGE snrpBU1Lp1Ne-rbo til r..

To ENCOURAGE sHrPBUILDING-Thc I'LL rc.
ported TO the Hou'e yesterday 10 encourage
American shipbuilding, introduced By Mr. Geek
ran, provides for the admi sion to American reg.
lstry Of ct amels Of the highest grade now owned
by foreisn corporations, ntne-tentbs Of whose
stock is held in The United Siates, ifthe Amer.
can stockholders obtain complete transfer of 10
yessels and bald in the United States other
steamers equal in tonnage to those acquired from
foreign corpor atoms. TIL will admit to Amer.
can registry only limited number OF hgh.clsss
steam ships alreaty running In established Zines a
class which dots not exist IN the America IL p
ch snt marine. The passage Of tho bi |, says The
report, will give immedste employment to n l,rge
number Of men and will stin u ATE shipbui ding
by Ane lean shipysrds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

The Uoion Lesgre CLUB Ct New Yors'
which, during Senator Hi!.'s recent eucosss-
ful effort to have The fairly expressed will OF
the majority of The voters In his Safe MADE
effective, Issued m aaiesto denouncng ina!
Senator as an alleged promoter OF election
frauds, is now Engaged In raising hah MIL
lion OF dollars to De expended at the Pfesi'
Dental election In New York city. How
expended? Why, in the purchase CT votes
In that city on election day. There Ia good
republican authority Tor the statement that
Senator Qlay took the half million Pos'maa'
ter General Waasnskas gsiasd, to thes.nms
OF New York at the last Presidential elec-
sior, and bought enough votes with it 10
elect Mr.. Hsrsiaop. II Mr.. Q,ay did the,
four gears ago. why csn't Mr.. Johnny DAY.
export do lkawise with the Uaion Leagues
morey next Navsmbei ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
To Exte1minate Cattle Thieves.

LANDER, Wyoming, Mar. 31.-A band Ct
cattle thieves Rave fer lcDg time been
committing runetous depredalicns in tbs
vicinity of the National Park, and ccuits
have been unable 10 convict them. The
cat.leme have resolved 10 take matters 10
their own hands, ard nearly Two hur died
OF them heye e.sr!ed for the stronghold OF
the thieves. All are heavily armed and de-
clare they will not rttuIn until they have
killed The thieves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

a conspiracy to assassinste the president
of the Argentine Republic has been dis
| covered.
Six prisoners escaped from the jail al
Charlotte, N. c.. this mornlog by digging
| through the wall. Among the number was
John Boyd. negro charged With Wreckna
the Wett,rn North Cuyclina train at Bss
tIan'. Bridge last August when twenty-five
people we're killed.
Gen. Jas. ". Singleton is lying seriously
Ill at bis hcms In Baltimore. Re was bore
at "Paxton," near Winchester, w., S1years
ago. Gen. ipgleton carved two terms In
Congress snd vert 10 R edmond at the in
etsuce of President Lincoln to confer with
jefferson Davis JUS: before the close Of the
war.
a San Antonio special says the fiat train
over tine high bridge inst compile ted over
the Pecos Canon, which is 32S feet high and
2. $50 feet long, comprised Eve coaches telr-
Ing G. ?. Huntington and q distinguished
party OF otAer Sou hern Pacific officers and
guests from Mexioc. The bridge 10 mar
vel and is perfect pnocess. Mr. Hunting
ton proceeded t; E Paso, where 1t is thought
he will meet Jay Gould.
The mixing house of the works of tho National
Dynamite ard Powder Company, at FerIdole,
near Ringtown, Pa, blew up yesterday. John
Long, who hsd charge of the machinery, was
blown to atoms. There wero over 1000 pounds
~ dvnem;Aa in tho bnildinp ard tho eIplesion
left hole so feet square in the earth.
Claus spreckles whose immense sugar refinery
was recently absorbed by the sugar trust left Phil
adelpha for Gan Francisco with his family at
noon t,.dsy. With the recent sale Of his proper
ty to the sugar truss, Mr.. spreckles apparently
lost all interest in the city whore hshsd resided
with his family for two years past,
All the telegraph operators on she ST. Lous and
San Francisco Foad we1o pledged last night to
strike on April Let, if their demands in The matter
o, Reinstatement. of ]. Il. Groome were not ccm-
plied with.
prominent Chicago labor agitator says that
dynamite tchcols have been s.sblished in Chi
cago, New York nd Boston to assist in the settle.
ment of strikes.
Last night the dead body Of q young woman
named Emma Fox, was found lying in he street
at Altoona, Pa with revolver slot in the aldo
men. No cause is assigned for ;hs tragedy.
a very destructive prairie fire swept over
Nortcn county, Ksn., yesterday Destroying an
immense amount proIeity.
The business portion OF Esrlvillc, N. Y, wss
burned this morning-the third tiI:e in the past
six yelrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
Confederate Monument at Luray. Va.

Mr.. Herbert Barbee, sculptor, Luray, Va
continues to receive snbscrll tons for biz
monument 10 the Confederate Solder.
Among the others. received dudng The past
few months. Is the following from Dol. Thee
]. Hurley, Fort Worth, Texas:
Mr.. Herbert BarJes. Luray "a
DRAR SRI return your subscription LID
with my mans added for amsll amount. As
was in the union army dating the s. I fee
that en- competent to judge of tho bravery and
heroism Of the souihsra SO er It, therefore,
affords me much pleasure, to contribute to this
Iund, for the erection OF sui abln monument TO
perpctuata the memory of tho gallant men Whose
magnificent shtirg ami heroic sacrifice will live
in msrtisl history forever. Very truly yours
THOMAS ]. Ii URLEY.
President Texas Commission Wor da Fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
Fauuuier Notes.

Mr.. Henry Gregg, OF The Pains, was t'y.
ing to get load out OF gun when 1t ex.
p.oded snd blew of bis lef6 hand. Drs.
Cochran and CLARK amputated his arm be.
tween tie wrist and elbow.
Messrs. Osilvie and Foster sold IS head OF
cattle last week.
Misa Lena Bruin died recently at her home
near Aide. She was very much esteemed,
and will be great y missed.
Dr.. spd Mrs. Kendall of Paris, this
county, will, ws:learp, mako. their home In
Texas siter the middle If April.
Judge Lipsoomb, of the County Court Of
Pfiroe William. and Mr.. ]. J. Davies. com.
monwealth's attorney. were In Wsrren.on
Monday last Mr.. Davies saYs the case of
the ynchlpg OF Dye aud HeflIn will be pre-
sented to the grand jury on the first Mon.
day In April. The guards will be summoned
az Witnesses. As they know none of the
parties it Ia probable the grand Jury will fall
% fad true bill. Considerable difficulty
was experienced In fading place to bury
Dye. The people a. Catlstts did not want
MIN buried there, and the owner OF the
place In 8 afford. where the rest OF hla family
we're buried, refossd for soma time, but
finally consented.
A meeting of the creditors Of the defupct
banking firm of Rosenb srger, Spindle & Co.
has been called for April at Warrenton, to
cot on propositions to be submitted for
settlement. The chairman OF the committee
-ays: l. ia believed that not lesa than
thirty per oeutum Of your demands will be
realized. In pace and stead Of other prop
osllo1s it mas been agreed that Rosenberger,
Spindle & Co., may at any time within eix
" days from April l pay So 300 In cash In
fail settlement OF II demands against them.
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