Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-17
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Unasated Interest In Murphy and th

Unabated Interest In Murphy ana the Temperance Cause-IDjured by . Runaway Horse-Narrow Escape From Death on a Railroad Crossing.
 The armory was again filled to the doors at the Murphy meeting Saturday evening and the enthusiasm continues unabated. Edward Lloyd of Hartford sang s'Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight" and Miss Carrie St. John also favored the audience with two selections. Lieutenant Colonel Thompson of Hartford was one of the speakers. MT. Murphy as usual, spoke eloquently for the temperance cause and introduced Maggie to the audience. Early in the evening Ran Riggs, well-known character about town, came into the hall and during Aurphy's talk was inclined to be noisy, and shouted out something about rushing the growler. The speaker heard the remark and stated that this was not the place to rush the growler. Riggs wal intoxicated and kept his hat on, and wal finally invited by MT. Murphy te come forward and take 6 seat or the stage, which he did do, th' | speaker stating that he was thu kind of subject he was working to save, an' | wanted him where he could appreciate what wa evidently was affected favorably for . time, a least. Notice was given of tho Sunday afterneo meeting for men, and also that collection Q | ten cents each would be taken at the evsnin meeting at the door, and any one choosing t drop in a quarter or more could do go Nithou fear of offending the committee. The msetin A fulisizsd partridge flow against the bac ! door of John PatterSons 2 house, on Elm stree Saturday afternoon, and died in a few minute after. The bird furnished dinner fer the fan fly yesterday.
 yard, on South Main street, Saturday. I'll family cat also discovered the visitor and at ono put chase, but the squirrel ran up tree and g | out on @ limb and chattered at the cat.
 James Cavanagh got serious cut in the fae Saturday by fall while hi try trying to stop II run
 on s others oil are of the opision thst the ea.h was tf Of s5rfng t the ssgs of the found that the cseek was cut for four inch' nearly through. but shows no signs of the maj
 Edward Lloyd, the singer at the Murphy mee ings, has been stopping here with friends C
 Olaf Olsen, a sweds died Saturday nornir of consumption, aged twenty-two years. Fqner at o'clock this afternoon from house on Bout l By actual count Saturday evening at the arm l " 2s8 persons passed through the inside dot l from o'clock to ten minutes past. of whic number POO were ladies, 5S men and 8 childrel | Dr. J. D. McGaughey had narrow escape Sa urday evening while driving on tho road besit the Air Line railroad near LII. Halls. The do ness did not realize he was near the crossir until the horse turned his head to cross tho trae l just as the freight train was nearing in view { most to the crossing. The horse was stoppe within two feet of tho track, and as the Tor train rolled past the animal was kept with diff 1 culty from being struck by the cars.
 l Arthur Atkinson will begin this morning wor l ing at R. Wallace & Sons to learn the silve | smiths trade.
 l Collector Austin will be at C. w. Michael store in alesvile to-day to receive tax contrib l tiOnS