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REPUBLICANS RALLY.
Whiteiaw Reid in New Jerssy-A Larg
Meeting at Cooper Union.

Whiteiaw Reid in New Jerssy-A Large
Meeting ut Cooper Union.
JERSEY CITY, Oct. 29.-Whitelaw Reid
received royal welcome from 5000 New
Jersey Republicans tonight. having come
here at the invitation OF the Union League
Club, which gave a dinner In his honor.
After the banquet he reviewed procession
and then proceeded to the rink, where he
addressed a large crowd. lie said the
stories about apathy in Indiana were a mis-
take. He had just been through that State
and IL had never been more aroused in
TWEEN ty-fve years.
NEW YORK, Oct. GA big Republican
meeting was held at Cooper Union tonight,
at which great enthusiasm was displayed.
Ex-CoucTessman Butterworth OF Ohio was
tie principal speaker. Resolutions were
adopted 6eronp eing Tamnany's manage
ment Of city affairs and calling on the citi-
zens not to forget in the heat of the Presi-
Dental campaign the Importance Of rectify-
ing municipal misTule.
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TRIED AND CONDEMNED.
Victoria Highbinders Propose to Execute an
Unworthy Membar

FIVIUIIa dIR UUIHutIs tTUpUs5 70 ExFVUIt III
Unworthy Membsr.
VICTORIA, B. G., Oct. 29-Intense ex-
element prevailed in Chinatown last night
because of report that the Highbinders'
Society had tried one Chun Sun, suspected
of revealing the secrets of their society. and
had condemned him TO death. 1t was sup.
posed that the execution was to take place
last night. and the police searched the Chi
nese quarter, but could not find the con-
demned man or any signs of preparation for
the execution. A proclamation in Chinese
posted on bulletin board in Chinatown
offers q reward of $500 to any one who will
put to death two Chinese who gave evil
dence in court against the keepers Of gam
blng-houses and lotteries. Those whose
names are attached TO the proclamation re-
pudiate il as forgery.
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several weeks ago a man answering the
same description as the accused victImized
several business men here by passing fraud
nient checks drawn on the Oakla and Savings
Bank. He was tracked to Petaluma, where
ne attempted to pass $500 draft on the
proprietor Of the Western Hotel. Finding
~ u lph possible to stay in Petaluma, he eIuded
the authorities and went In GnarnasiIIa
where he was about to pass another check
when arrested. He acknowledged his guilt
OF all the forgeries to your reporter this
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0rzetcs Still at Large.

SANTA. BARBARA, Oct 29-Orzetos, the
woud-be murderer of Alice Havens, is still
uncaptured. A report comes from Santa
Ynez Valley that a man answering his
description has been there, and Deputy
Sheriff Wheeler is in pursuit. Miss Hayens'
condition is worse and she may not recover
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LABOR TROUBLES IN FRANCE,
A Turbulent Denomination in the Tuilsries
Garden Disnerspd

Turbulent Demonatration IN the TulIeries
Garden Dispersed.
PARIS, Oct. pa number of unem-
ployed workingmen attempted to hold a
meeting in the garden of the Iuileries to-
day. Much rowdyism WAS manifested and
the affair took on such menacing char
acter that the police interfered and cleared
the gardens. The mob then tried to march
stopped
The striking miners In Carmaux have re-
newed their resolution TO continue the
strike. Clemenceau, Peletan and Mil
leTaud, who were selected by the miners TO
represent them in the arbitration proceed
ings, have gons there for the purpose of ar
ranging a settlement OF the difficulties.
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Will Lose His Eyesight.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct 29-WHliam Lando,
an old farmer and hunter living at the
NovatO Meadows, about II miles from here,
while out hunting wild geese to-day met
with peculiar accident, which may result
in his DEATH In attempting to extract
cartridge from his gun with a knife 1t ex-
ploded in his face. If he recovers he will
undoubtedly lose his eyesight.
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INVITED TO THE FAIR.
The Queen Regent OF Spain Will Be Repre-.
sented at Chicago.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The Duke Of
Veroqua, with his brother. the Marquis de
Barbales. has accepted the invitation ex-
tended them as descendants of Christopher
Columbus by Congress to become the guests
OF this country at the opening of the Colum-
blan Exposition in May next The Queen
Regent OF Spain. in response to the letter
invitation from President Harrison asking
her to visit the Worlds Fair as the guest of
this country, expressed her qualification of
the Kindness of Congress In letter to the
Stale Department, and regretted that the
constitution OF Spain prevented her from
accepting but that she would be repre-
sented. 1t Is said that the Infanta lisa abella,
sister of the late King, may be present at
Chicago during the fair.
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A Powerful Argument.

TACOMA, Wash. Oct 29-The saloon Of
W. S. Eberhardt, at Allyn, was partly
wrecked this morning by an explosion.
Dynamite had been placed In one end of the
building by some unknown person. One
side Of the building was destroyed. The
proprietor, who was asleep in the place,
was not Injured. The dynamiters are sup
posed to be prOhibitionsts, who had en-
town
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OkoV,c Skin and Scalp purified and beautinsd
OH0J j by CUrIcURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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Anstralian striksrs ssnt.nned.

SYDNEY. Oct. 29-The trial of the leaders
of the strike at the Broken Hill mines, who
were charged with assaulting non-uniOn
woTkmen. ended to-day in the conviction Of
all the accused except one. The prisoners
were sentenced to Imprisonment at hard
labor in terms varying from three months to
two years
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Rohnervilla obi Fsllows.

j. f. Thompson of Eureka, assisted by E.
I. Foss, d. d. G.. NJ, dedicated the new
Odd Fellows Hall here last evening. Fred
w. Bell, G. p, delivered the Grafton. A
supper was given under the auspices of the
R0hnervilie Rebekah Degree Lodge and the
exercises concluded with ball,
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The Ameriea,s cup Controy.rsY.

LONDON, Oct. 29-The Field to-day pub
lished very severe arraignment of the New
York Yacht Club, brought out by the clubs
letter to Lord Dunraven regarding the race
next year for Americas cup. The Field
accuses the club of attempting a confidence
trick, and says it is TO be hoped that no
British yacht club will be found complaisant
enough TO back challenge made under the
new deed of gift or while the deed is in
existence.
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The Bride.

him West a day or two earlier than he
anticipated. Rev Brady B. Backus per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Backus and
Colonel Stout we've formerly college class
mates. The bride wore pretty gown OF
silver-gray faille, with garnitures of white
lace.
They left Immediately for Chicago. The
parties became acquainted by means of
correspondence and an exchange of photo
graphs, which lead to the match
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An Athletic Club Bsnkrupt.

New YORK, Oct. "a The Staten Island
Athletic Club is in financial straits. The
property was seized to-day by the Sheriff to
satisfy judgment obtained by ex- President
). Eberhard Faber against the club for
Sl7,5l7. Faber also owns mortgages on the
CLUB property amounting to S42, 600 and has
begun foreclosure proceedings.
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THE PRESIDENTS RETURN. /.

hr Harrison's Deep Appreciation Of the 81 m
pathy Of the Nation
WASHINGTON Oct. 29-The Presidential
party arrived here at 8 o'clock this after
noon. The s0-ealled accident to the train
on the homeward trip. few miles east Of
Columbus. was a trifing affair. The Presi-
dent spoke with evident feeling of his deep
appreciation of the marked sympathy and
consideration displayed by the people at all
points on the route.
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A Railroad Muleted.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 90. Mrs. Arcadia
Baker recovered $4,000 damages in the
Superior Court to-day from the Southern
California Railway Company for the over
flowing of her land by the Los Angeles
River, caused by an embankment OF the
defendant company.
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Electric Plant for sausalito.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct 29.-At a special
meeting OF the Board of Supervisors Of
Marin County, held this day. NJ. G. Elmore
and C. B. Greene, of San Francisco, were
granted a franchise to erect an electric light
plant at Sausalitu.
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For Supervisor sixth Wsld. W. L. Lane.
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NO USE FOR SOCIALISTS.
The French Government Will Not Tolerate
Troublesnme Aeitatnrs

1IOuUIesome hgItators.
PARIS, Oct 29.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day NJ. Milevoye commented
severely on the speeches of Liebknecht. the
German socialist, at the recent working
mems congress in Marseilles. He asked
that the entry of German socialists into
France be prohibited.
Premier Loubet said the public had al
ready gwen lis verdict on the Mar
seiles congress. and Liebknechrs presence
there was of small Importance. The Gov
ernment however, would not permit any
foreigner to remain in France who preached
dis0bedience to the military law
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ADDRESSES ON TEMPERANCE.
Proceedings Of the National Convention Of
the Women's Christian Union,

the Women's Christian Union.
DENVER, Oct 29-Most of the morning
session OF the national W. c. T. U. conven-
tioD was devoted TO the department reports.
Among other reports Mrs. Grubb of Kan
sas. superintendent Of the work among the
foreign speaking people, reported that
100000 pages OF literature in seventeen dif-
ferent languages had been circulated
among the foreigners landing on our shores.
The young women's work report showed
excellent progress and high degree OF
efficiency.
In the afternoon services were held in
memory OF Poet Whittier. Mrs. Mary VIII
lard and others made remarks, and the re-
mainder of the session was occupied with
addresses on temperance subjects.
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Arson ct Marvsville.

MARYsvILLE, Oct. pa fire this even
ing partially destroyed the Bee Hive build
ing in the rear of the City Hall. The loss
is over $1,000. John Rlordan, brother-iu-
law OF the owners. is suspected Of setting
the fire and is under arrest His motive
WAS revenge on his brothers-in-laW.
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A Crooksa Consn.,s ssnt.ncs

CoPENHAGEN, Oct. 29-Henry Ryder,
formerly United States Consul here, was
to-day convicted Of theft, fraud and perjury
and sentenced to eighteen months imprison-
ment at hard labor
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CHINO SUGAR FACTORY.
Results Of the Second Seasonal Prosperous
Community.


ONTARIO, Oct. 29.-The Chino sugar fac
tory closed its second seasons run to-day,
having been in operation since July /.
Nearly 20,OO0 tons OF Deets have been worked
up, for which the factory paid the farmers
Sl12,000. The total output of crude sugar
has been 7,903,541 pounds, on which the
Government gives bounty of nearly $780,
OtO. Over 800 hands have been employed in
tue factory and beet fields, and S150,0O0 has
been paid in wages. The beets have shown
a remarkably high per cent Of sugar, some
lots running % per cent and bringing Sc
ton. Chino has 223 voters registered, while
two years ago che pOled f0rty-four. The
sugar industry is building up one Of the
most prosperous towns in the State.
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RAILROADS IN MEXICO.
Capital Secured for the Extension Of the In
feroceanin Rnad

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 90. - The Times
Democrats Monterey Mex special says
Hon. Delin Sanchez. who is widely known
as the railroad king of Mexico, arrived to-
day from an extended visit to Paris and
London. He says he has been successful
In securing the capital necessary for the
extension OF the interoceanlc road from
Pueblo to Acapulco. The work on the new
line is now in progress.
MONTEREY, Mex. Oct. 29-In the Federal
Court to-day Judge Rael appointed j. a.
ROBERTSON receiver of the Monterey and
Mexico and Gulf Railway, with full power
10 control and operate its lines and direct
the handling of all its property,
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The Rainfall.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. GA rain fell early
this morning which preeipitated another .O6
of an inch, and more seems likely. There
was a heavy fall last evening IN Sweetwater
Valley,
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VIII Cantinue the Fair.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 29.-At the earnest
request. in fact almost at the demand Of
the large number of visitors to the fair, as
well as the horsemen who have not had an
opportunity TO enter their horses for the
races, the directors have agreed TO continue
il until next Tuesday night,
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The Paris Fund Case Settled

LONDON. Oct 29.-At the meeting Of the
Irish Parliamentary Committee to-day
Michael Davitt presided. Archbishop
CrOke'S proposals for the release of tie
Paris fund were accepted.
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Storms in ST. GEORGES Channel.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 29-Frghtful weather
prevails in ST. Georges Channel IN the Irish
Sea- The storm is particularly severe
along the coast of Wales.
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converted into armor plate, weighs eighty
four tons and will, when completed, be
seventeen inches thick. This armor will
defend the sides of the battle-ship Indiana,
now building at Cramps shipyard, near
PhiladeDhia
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Thick A,mor Plate.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Oct. 29.-The heaviest
armor plate ever made is now in tho course
of preparation at the Bethlehem Iron
Works. The monster ingot, which will be
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Cuticura Remedies

Are the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, aud
humor RENE dies of modern mes. Sold everywhere
Price. CUTICURA, soc: SOAR, Csc; REsoLvENT, 81.
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION, Boston.
as- "How to Cure Blood Diseases" mailed free.
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Rough Atlantic Vovape

New YORK. Oct. 29.-Tho Cunard steamer
Umbria had very rough voyage from Liy-
erpool and her 622 passengers were glad
when they got ashore this evening.
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WAS IT CHOLERA?

Suspicious Deaths on a Bark Coming From
China.
PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. 29.-The bark
Cowltz, sixty days from Taku, China, ar
rived to-day. She reported two suspicious
deaths on the voyage. The vessel had no
papers or bill of health. On the passage
the second mate and one OF the seamen
were attacked with symptoms res embling
Asatic cholera and after brief Illness
died. The last death occurred two weeks
ago. The vessel was placed in quarantine
and the crew Is at the peSthouse.
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FROM UNKNOWN CAUSES.
The BODY o. Young Man Found Near ven-

tura.
VENTURA. Oct 29.-Frank Morrow, aged
%, was found dead near Rincon Creek to-
day. There was a revolver on his person
and a gun by his side, both loaded. He is
supposed to have been dead four days. The
Coroner's jury rendered a verdict of death
from unknown causes. Morrow had life
insurance policy and money on his person
and In the Santa Barbara Bank. He has
relatives in Watsonviile and San Francisco
He was buried by the Masonic fraternity,
of which he was member.
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pensrture of tbs Yorktown,

VALLEJO. Oct. 29.-The cruiser York
town will leave the Mare Island Navy-yard
tomorrow morning for san Francisco and
will proceed directly TO sea.
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TELEGRAPHERs' TROUBLES.
Differences Have Arisen Between the Con
pany and the Orerators

PGHy FHu tHt Urbrhtors.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-rhe strike of the tele-
graphers on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe road, which was supposed to have been
terminated, may be renewed in couple Of
days, hitch having occurred in the negO-
tlations between the management and the
committee of operators who came here
from Texas. The difficulty is over the mat
ter OF about $1,000 year increase In the
payroll of the company.
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cratic gathering at Fremont Temple TO-
night. BE spoke on the issues of the day
and against the Republican doctrine.
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SUFFERS ARRESTED.

Detectives in New York Discover n Num-
Der of Bepeaters.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-The detectives who
have beer verifying the registry lists dis
covered a number Of repeaters to-day. John
Donahue, lodging-h house inmate, was
arrested. as were also John Carney and
John Griffin, employees in the postotfice,
who, he said. induced him to register
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A HELPING HAND.
Chicago Extends Her sympathy and
Offer of Aid.


OFFER of Aid.
CHICAGO, Oct. %. - Mayor Washburne
this marnng telegraphed TO Mayor Somers
Of Milwaukee, expressing the deep SYM
pathy felt in Chicago over the calamity
which had befallen the Cream City, aud
offeriug any help within the city's power to
render. He will await reply before taking
further Official action, though he will prob
ably call the attention of the City Council
to the matter In special message Monday
nj iQht
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FILLED FULL OF sPLINTERs.

serlous Injuries to Ranehman While Blast
ing stumps.
GILRoY, Oct. 29.-This afternoon, while
blasting stumps at the Fine ranch near
here. a. j. Butterfeld, who was supern-
tending, supposing the fuse had gone out
went to retire it. When about three yards
from 1t the blast exploded, filling his face
anG chest full of splnters, putting out one
eye aud almost seVeriEg his left arm near
the elbow. His age being ca, his condition
is precari0uS.
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GREATEST SKIN CURES
Cuticura Cures All Skin Eruptions,
Gives Clear Complexion
Free From Pimples.

Too much praise cannot be said OF the CurICURA
REMEDIES as Lhaye used them for the last year
and a half and find them 10 ba the crsatest
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL CONTESTS
Princeton Won the First Game Of the Cham.
pionship Series

pionship Series.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Princeton defeated
the Wesleyans to-day by score of 60 to o
in the first championship intercollegiate
football game OF the season
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 29-Yale defeated
Tufts College to-day by a score OF A too.
BosToN, Oct. 29-Harvard defeated Am
herst by a score Of 80 to 10, to-day but the
fact that Amherst was able to score so
many points vas very disheartening to the
Cambridge team
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A SHIFTY PENMAN.

Arrest of a German on Several Charges Of
Forgery.
SAN RAFAEL, Oct. ga German. giving
his name a. Frank Hoffman, was brought
from Guerneville this morning by duputy
Sheriff. A warrant was sworn out before
Justice M. c. Dufficy, and he was lodged In
the City Jail here. charged with forgery.
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=
skin cures. blood purifiers aud
humor remedies of the age. I
have used good many So
called toilet soaps, ana I find
CUTICURA SOAP IS the pest I
have ever used. | find IL far
superior 10 all other toilet or
medicinal soaps. IL cures ali
skin eruptiOns, and gives a clear
complexion. AS for shampoo
Ing l would use no other. and
for the face either. as IL 3 4
cure for ali pimples. black
heads. ecz-ma aud all irrita-
tions and roughness OF the face.
For after using the CUTICURA
SOAP awhile, It makes the face
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smooth and cool, and does not give that burnin
sensstion which so many other toilet soaps do.
Try the CUTICURA REMEDIES and you will not re-
gret II that You have ever done so.
LEWIS p. KELLER,
13 Lee Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31


had inspired the attscs, had done absolutely
no work for the senatt and had shown his
spite by thel. attacking NAh senate
Senator Pope asked Senior Sims if the
article in the Day was notelitorial matter
instead of correspondence
Mr. Sims said that mo- mater WHARF H.
was, it had been inspired. bytbis CORE
spondent. as had the attacks irkhe other
papers. He said that when the seate gave
the press the courtesy of the fiod, it did.
not give it the right of abuse ana such
attacks deserved rebuke. He said he was
not seeking newspaper notoriety and aSuse.
and he would thank the press to LEI aim
severely alone. He then read the tila
abuse.r Then followed a terrible danlp-
citation of tfb criticisms
Mr.. inchlhad arose with several pauars
in his handslald said he was generally Esild
and courteous, but that vicious abuse from
these papers Of his adherence to DUTY had
aroused hin TO action. He then cad from
the Express passage predicting the article
in the Das, which would cause Fineh's hair
to bristlf and crackle with ire. He then
proceeded to prove to the senate both that
the articles emanated from Childers and
that asa clerk the correspondent, had not
Garner one dollar of the states money. He
earnestly denied the charge that his reso-
lntiot was proposed with any thought of
what the press had said or would say upon
the SUBJECT.
MrJohnson said that. representing the
correspondent in question, he would say
thas the articles Just read were written
without his knowledge.
SIR. Finch said that no matterfwho had
7ritten them the clerk in question had not
earned any salary, neither had the other
four, and that committee work twas now
over and he called for vote on the mo-
ton to reconsider. The motion YVES lost and
the senate refused to be criticised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31

WITH Candidate Clark at his home
in Waco resting from the fatigue of his
first series OF campaign speeches,
and presumably sharpening mis- scalp
ing knife for renewal of hostiiities,
and Governor Hogg smarting under
the lashing which he has already re-
eeived, and impatiently longing for
the hour to arrive when he can meet
his detractors in the arena of public
discussion, the political situation is
Indeed quite interesting. In the mean
time the air is full Of rumors of Judge
Clark's intention to tie up the conven-
ton, while Governor Hogg is credited
with the determination to defeat
Clark at any cost and numberless
aspiring gentls men throughout the
state have their lightning rods up and
are earnestly watching the contest.
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RIFLE eAas.

II is stated that msiage increases &
mans life about 90 p cent From the
growing disinclinatiol of men to marry
there seems reason + believe that the sc
per cent like the aeitional SCORE added tc
mans ALLOTTED tim0n earth is thought tc
be dear at the pre- exacted.
Never mind Arn fool day SO it is moi
postponed urs. the first Tuesday in the
month.
The ClarkAen say the commission is a
back numb, and others wonder when .
"Confederfs record" became live ISSUE
To fingdud and gravel requires no ssh
these onI bespatter and annoy. The ST I
ling wifi right on his side needs to useeA
one of {e selected five, smooth pebbs 10
lay a tsnt low. ~
Inn enumeration of the possibleSu ses
thatnight lead to financial pros ~ in
1sS it is not unusual to see war VIII some
feeign country mentioned. This q with
at any expression of regret fosea in
'Biglow Papers, +" writes; II
''Take them editors that Gre
Like a cockerel three morn fIo-
Don't ketch any one 'em gr y
Though they be so blasts "a
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ALL OVER DxlE.


fhree connterfcrters were given sever
years each in states prison az birmingham
Ala, on Monday.
| The Farmers ADilnce OF Polk county
Ga. 400 strong, iaorses Fill for president
Mrs. C. K. S4ith, the wife Of laborel
! at Eoilv SnSt2gs. Miss, gave birth to siI
| well deye 55ped boys on last Monday.
Cold. as been discovered In Benton and
Hnn1sdrey counties, Tenn.
rye negroes are to be hung at Columbia
/ &C, on May 20 Tor murder.
The governor OF Georgia has pardoped a
negro who was sentenced to fifteen wears
in the penitentiary for stealing so Cents
When pardoned ne had served ten years.
A 500. 600 lumber deal took place at PAT
tersop, ,l Aforday, the biggest del
T. PIX hundred and fifty negroes iae, M
phls' Tenn on Saturday fo1a Oglaborns
steam boat service on the Halifax rivsr
Jew oe."een Ormond aud I'itusvilIo. ia has
Oeen discontinued on account Of low water
ne Illinois Central has refused, tn ac,s,t
any mere grain for shipment to NaSr go a.
'eahs' alleging lack of terminal facilfties
blshop Jones, a colored minister of Al.
ng. --''''''''' "a " liie preach
a Woman-at Charleston, W. Va rnpr-
erea ner daughter that she might MARI
er daughters lover.
Wen connected young men of Birn;r.-
an Ala, have been arrested fo, nsss;,-,l
ounterfeit money. f-SS-NsI