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The evening world., 1894-08-22
JUMPED THROUGH FLAMES.
Donnelly Fatally Burned by the
Explosion of q Lamp.

CAMDEN. N. j.. Aug. "a lamp ex-
ploded in the house 200 South Fourth
street at / o'clock this morning. The
house was occupied by Clayton Dom
nelly's family. Mrs. Donnelly was away.
and Clayton Donnelly slept alone In the
house. on the third floor.
lie was awakened by the smell OF
smoke, but the flames had gained such
Roadway that escape by the stairway
was cut of. Donnelly jumped from the
third to the second floor through the
flames. and from there fought his way
to the street, where he fell, exhausted.
His body was badly burned; his hair
was singed off; his back was fairly
cooked. and his arms and legs were raw.
He was removed to the Cooper Hospital
and will die
The evening world., 1894-08-22
MUST SAIL FRIDAY.
The Cincinnatfs Trial Trip Must
BE begun Then.

A despatch was received at the Brook
Ign Navy-Yard from Washington this
morning ordering the new cruiser Gin
cinnati to sea Friday.
The cruiser will then make her trial
trip up the Sound to Gardeners Island
and will not return to the Navy-Yard
for a week.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Woman Insulter in Peril.
By Associated Press. }

NASHVILLE. Tenn Aug. z2.-Tom johnson. q
negro. aged twenty -four. insuited Miss Daisy
Jackson. a young white woman. last night on the
street, and a crowd attacked the negro. A deputy
sheriff rescued him with great diniculty and
placed him In jail mob went to the jA,l and
demanded that the negro be surrendered, but
failed 10 get him. II Is thought that the negro
10 insane.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
WOMAN NAILED TO A TREE.
Horrible Outrage Said to Have Been
Committed In Kentucky.
tBy Associated Press

LONDON, KY. Aug. ga most afro
c!ous crime is reported from Goose
Creek. In Clay County. A dissolute wo-
man, whose name Is not given, was
nailed TO a tree, her hands and feet be-
ing pierced by nails. She was almost
dead when found. but Il Is now thought
she will recover.
The perpetrators are said to be women
OF like character. The locality Is many
miles from a telegraph once, and neither
confirmation. denial. nor details can be
obtained
The evening world., 1894-08-22
SHOT AND KILLED HIMSELF.
Veteran James Rascos Was Grip
pied and Despondent.

PORTCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. e.
James Rascos, a veteran, fifty-five years
of age. and well known in this village,
committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself in the right temple.
Several years ago Rascos fell and
broke both legs. This prevented him
from doing any work. and caused him
to become very Respondent. Rascos
leaves a widow and several children in
destitute circumstances. A Grand Army
post, OF which Rascos was a member,
will take charge of the funeral
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Watched His Suicide Masters Body
by Associated Pre-.


PHILADELPHIA. Aug se.-Ths body OF farm
hand known Dutch Jake" was found this
morning hanging from apple tree In thc
meadow of Keilys farm. near frankfort. A little
dog. Jake's constant and only companion, sat
gazing at Its masters body and could not be
driven from the SPOT. The man had always been
melancholy and refused to tell his name or any
thing about his antecedents. Il la supposed he
grew tired OF life and committed suicide.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
No New Sewers mt Present.

TARRYTowN. n. Y, Aug. 22.-The result OF
the election in North TArrytown yesterday over
the question whether s2s, 900 should be appropTi-
atsd Tor a new sewerage system for the town WAS
made known this mornlng. There will not be any
new sewerage system at present as those OPP
posed 70 II had $50 votes and those In favor had
oAly - votsA .-.-..-.. .-...-..- &C.,.
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Three Cases of SMALLPOX.

Three new cases Of smallpox were reported
this morning During the night Joseph McMsnus.
twenty eight years old, OF 1903 Bowery; John
O'Laughlin, twenty-three years old. OF Is Beach
street and Philomena Valentine. twenty-one
months old. OF 22., Laght street. were taken
TO the Reception Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-08-22

James T. Byrns. the lawyer accused OF passing
worthless checks drawn on the Home Bank. who
was remandsd yesterday In the Tombs Police
Court for examination. came before Justice Ryan
again this morning and Was remAnded until to-
The evening world., 1894-08-22
Accused of Assauitins n Child.

Edward Gu.neld. seventeen Year, old, was
held for examination by Justice Feitner In the
Essex Market Police Court to-day. He vas sc-
eused with having eriminaily s.sautsd sisht-ysAr-
dsAisd the eharEA
The evening world., 1894-08-22

yI,a. T. Nsidlingsr. aged thirty-nvs. Of So
an. n Street Brooklyn. was arrested last night.
An, WIN diIerderly conduct. the complain
% Psc,Ts Elizabeth spsriing aged fifteen of
hr prom,..s useI The chiids mother and sis-
asAiast he .esa 20 aPpsAr In court a. witnesses
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24
Il 1nanosO sO11arAC

psgne CuaadO Abri6 Ia puertA del restaurant entr6
an hombre vestido con una argR eegAnte levtl pero
con abpecto de Crauo despuSs de haoer sAudAdo en-
general 50 dirgio pucularmeRte Solignac inclin4ndo
90 con rsspsto.
Lueg9 muy cortegmente:
-lSois el Coronel dc Sohgnac2- c2-pregunt6.
-Si-diIO Ell coronel
Elhombre, inclinaAdoSe entonces de nuevo deaabro-
sh6 dos botones de evta ac6 del bOlsilo interior
una Catta, que entreg6 Solignac.
ri corone miro rrimero esquela sin abrirla y cosa
ex1aae o pArecl6 qne Aquel pape como el ramo dc a
dsSCcaoeds, sstAba psrfumado con esencia de rosaS
lQui6n os hR eRtregadO eEto2-diiO como ii hubie-
queEde dSrGe Ia saaf.ccl6a de preocupSrse un POGO
dc tiempo mas.
81 pOrtadOr de Ia Csrts COntest6 Iu Gonriua ndi-
cGbA que el coronel no teniA mas que leer
6oGgnaC Sc pusO lser
El hombre que le mirabs le vic ruborizarse lgers-
monts SOrprenoi6 azules atrevidoI ojos uR r-
70 de algeria 1uvend.
-EStk blen-dlio eI Coronel.
-aQuS reupuslta me dAis7
-QRe ire.
E otro salud6 de nueyo con una cortesia de hcsyo
= sAo grave entamsnte mn dplomatiCo que aca-
Do ds dsEsmpenAr una mlBl6n tfcial.
-EsGO eB una novels que empisza- psRsabA Solignac
eyendo nuevamente el bete amorOso alpr6ndolo como
para hallAr en- 81 aquel perfume que le embriagsbs
La carta sin frma, hGCis ausi6n Il revSta de aoue.
La tarde a ramo dc Srrojsdo por eneima do loa
Shak6S dc lou sodadOs rscOgdO ID puna del sable
ID que u escxibia que adorable mujeE de IA pla-
f. del UsuOural-EOgaha soligRac que % hallaEA q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24
BARCELONA
Bla11czsCA Dn "LA OOnnnaroSDaumA Dn PgO,RIUO" lis

anoCheCer Ia eAtrada de Ia avenida de los Csmpos- Eli
seoH y de Ia plsza de 10 Concordla.
Uas mujer espsrara Alli dentro de una esrreela al
herm0so coronel
-Verdsdsraments-se diio solgnac-que estaba
ecrit0 que 20 tsndra tempU de faatdsrms duranta
las horas que del lnoente que deho ira
baiar per Claudio R.vyre
MIRO reoj CalCul6 que Sun tania raGs de dos ho
ante ii; y pgando GUESTS march, stravesaado
81 Paaa-koyal coacurrdo por multitud de rasesntes
EoldAdos mueres lIeno de csrcajadss slegla color
vida; luego SO dlrlgo pie hacis os Csmpos EfHeos
LIE pareCa rara aqaell& clta en- ID eslura de aquea
largs, nelancoca casl deaierta avenda En- sque mo-
meEto habA los CAmpCs Eigeog mas quo Jug adoreg
de bolog, errsntsa nvAlidCs enamo ados furtirog.
No quIers que ID vean-se diio Soiignac.
entonCes SO preguntaba como mlsma muier Be ha.
biz atreVldo a1roiare Eobre cua apoyaba sus
labos lie hubieIe enviado beao IA que case
perteneca2 mo la habfS va vlsto solgnac en- alguna
pa1te2
Por mas que trGtaba de aguzsr Eu memoris no re-
cordabs aque padO rosro que pocss horas sntes hab
visto por primers
El sol desspArecia eRroiecido detras de los Srboles
de os Camps Elssos, On el momento en- que Soiguac
atrRvesaba Ia plaza de la Co Cordis medic de Ia cua
Sparsci, for de TERRA Ia prmers piedra coocada nue.
We AMOS antes, de culumna dedcsds loa ochents
BeiH departamentos gus debfa reempazr ID derribada
estGtuG de ID berad que madame Roland hGbfa mrado
81 subir al CadalSo.
La cOlumnA proysctadA no lego nunca & tensr Sino
aquels dniCa silenCioSa piedra.
Aquels YAsta plaza, dopds tantR uavgrs hsbiG CO.
idp agrnos shoa sHtea, inspirabS mslsnGoiA pro-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24
Vt S.0

Aeordaio an Jults general oslebrads Dor "a
asociedad BlpefactorA', en- s.s6s extrsordins.
ria ceeb,ads el dia 20 del tctusl decar librey
Loo derecho5 de ingre'o dc les s'prsptes cuys
edad este compreadida gBtre los - J 40 Gios y
Ell abono do nm peso por in0reso dc los que cifren
Ia de Al & 65, de orden del senior Presidep 9, He
haee pdblico 4 H1 do qCe los irteresadou puedsn
reclamar socitudes impresss on Ia Sec ttArfa do
mi cargo, cal de IL Tsncs ndm.0 10 fre ts 81
uartel dlSu Fr'uia o.
Puerto eco Jnlic 81 do 1885, ~, Secret.
10. FELIX VEGA NEvAREs v. Bo-El Prni
iAnts. z s. Il. sIyERA NUSEz 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24

SUcEDIDo al regresar de un eatisrrn, el
hereIer, dal d INTO hacs eptrAr varios amigos
an una tabsrD4 y les convids tomar unss eop-g
-lEs bueno el yino2 !e preguu'a 81 'Eber
nero
-lY. 10 oraol EIc p z lsresuaiIsr IN
muerto
El hsredoro mira Z derecha izquierda
con deucoafspSs.
-IBEut' lBssta de tontei'H.... Vsmos
Y se pla ta on l. cAll".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24

Lss ShherRs ono padszcsn de bsrroB man.
ehas, esniBillsa 8 nsl color deben ussr IL Loci6n
Noptas, con ellis el Cuts recobrs su lozsnfs y
frecura. No h'y dana eleg'nte que 20 tonga
on gu taesdcr II perfumadf Loci6p MoateS. Ia
veude II nor Gnlermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24

.-1onque Junag fregAa de sgaardsnies'
81, amigo. Rusa,s fri0gaa on Ia espllds, y
GO o quitsrS el dolor.
--Y Dig uttat dostoF. -. mo seria 10 mis-.
mo q, el aguardientep psHara entire pecho espaldaP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24
UN ADAGIo VULGAR

Nupcs 81 refrdn endiablado
me ofreei6 erpersAzs slguna;
'no halle en- 81 juego fortuna,
ep auor fui desgrscisdo."
Y me vi ten mAltratAdo
pr ianto dlro reyes,
que oy, con el orc { mis- pies,
y dol stroc 81 caltr,
III me intees el amor,
nj amor tengo al interes.
EDUARDO BUsTILLo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24
nHARApA

Ohh uADA
Mi "primera" con a. Uganda"
on montafias hAl'ar6B,
'tsrc'A" y "cusrtN" mUcho shuadA
en- Espiia y Psnams,
no eusata "dos" "primerA"
obtener aquf esa fruits,
puea On abund'ncia encueStra
todo aqusl que bien Ii busca;
"cuartN" y ttreu", no 90 6cuarta" "prims'
hallsrlos On todas selvAV,
'tsrcia" tSegundR" en- Seguida
ttmbi6n hallsrks en- elias.
Mi 0todo" presto 10 hallsrES
Hi to dierAs prca priHa,
de una fkhrica 90 Ia marca
dc todos muy cOnocida
j. Eupo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-24
!. BASS DAS
AgenCia EScO1ar

Con promdo conocmento del pa dond he vvido agos aO
cy dc las cosumbr de la uvenud pueroquea
ca dc resdr hoy Barcelona donde tengo mi g mi am
cue desde acuden busca instruction secundr unva
en- aquea cudad provincial mediante m6dco acceptable
estpendo annual.
Me Oezco pues alos padres de ma que deseen utza mis-
ervcos En- mi tendr@a los 6venes amigo que les Guide les
OBSERVE que les mue anme que les acompane soctud
que les oezca atencone aectuosas del hOgar dom6sco
Los ueran obtener mas mpiOs deta pueden pedlos
40 los envar6 en- 81 acto
Gale COrtes 2S0 g. Ruerta e.
sspb'' 1891 BARCELONA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

SlIuII DO MNUt- rs I-|| - \
As there is no election in city and
county uniilnext fall twas said nothing
can be done until that time. II was sug-
Sestod that the poor funds OF city aud
county could be used in the constrnc-
ton OF the tunnel, but it was said theac
funds arc mostly used in giving aid to
men and women who are no. capable OF
,rnrtipp rs. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

Who Says rheumatism, Can Not be Cured?
My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with severe attack
OF rheumatism. We could get nothing
that would afford her any relief, and rs
last resort gave Chamberlain's Pain
Balm trial. To our great surprise she
began TO improve alter the first npplica-
ton, and by using it regular she was
soon able to get up aud attend to her
house work.. II. Johnson, OF c. j..
Knutson & Co., Kensingson. MINI.
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in shape to undertake anything OF tho
character proposed,
Mr.. Grusc asked why not 60 ahead
on the plan oil charging toll, but tho
suggestion was not warmly received by
tho other members Of tho joint com-
mittcc.
Mr.. Hooking wanted to know what
will DO douo II dcstitution becomes
Greater--aid by tho county and
city will hayo 10 DO given in
somo shape. Tho county and city
will have to give this mid, per.
haps. sooner or later. The recent re-
trenchmout BY thu city boards, ho said,
was started at the wrong end--the com.
mon labor was reduced, but tho gas
bonrPs superintGndont and clerks
didn't get reduction in salary.
REPORTED IyExpEplENr.
More discussion, most OF it without
point, followed, and finally Mr.. IIamil.
ton moved that tho ointcommitteo re-
port that encouragement Of the tunnel
project is considered inexpcdient on
account OF the financial situation OF both
tho city aud county. Mr.. Fritz seconded
the motion. An amendment by Mr..
Richards, providing for detailed re-
port 10 both bodies, was proposed. Mr..
Howard suggested the report DO left
open. go that tho matter can be taken
up by tho city and county next fall
about the time OF the election. Mr..
Hamilton accepted the Richards amend
ment and il was put and carried. The
committee adjourned ut $3.50 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
MICHAEL STEIN,
MICHAEL lS4rP.
ED twelve Others.

The petition was received and placed
on file by Clerk Alolat.
Mr., Kindleberscr said the communi.
cation reicra to route above Ninth
street, aud he would favor wait until
tho proposed survey is made. Mr..
Richards did no, favor postponemen.;
Mr.. Cruise was OF the same opinion, and
wanted m expression OF ppinion as TO
whether report favorable to 4 tunnel
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The question OF home labor came up,
and it was said the coal miners are fully
competent to do the work in the shalt.
At loast $50 men would find employ
mont in tho tunnel daily.
At this point the following communi-
cation vas introduced:
Toths Comm nee ofthc board Of Commissioners and
qfhe Cty COunciOf lrkrtlinJ, on TUnHd:
We, the citizens Of Washington district and
Others interested. pray your honorable body not
10 make u final report 10 your respective bodies.
as we will lay bcGOrr your honorable body plans.
specifications, and cost less than over OnG-h0li
As the one beIorc yon NJ present, ana a better
aud more practical route. The survey Will be
before your honorable body IN Il short time.
Hoping you Will grant our prayer
MICHAEL srEfS,
MICHAEL lS4rP
aid twelve others.
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A DHnviIle (Ill.) man is advertising in
Chicago newspapers that no thereby
renews his allegiance 10 Victoria, queen
OF England"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
mo TUNNEL THIS YEAR
Mcoting of tho Council and County
Commissioners Committee.
PROSECUTOR H0WRRD'S OPINION
Required an Election to Vote Bonds
or Cauh to Aid
AND THIS COULD NOT Be DONE

Until tho Regular Election Next Fall,
Tho Committee Viewed tho Matter
ia all It's Bearings Before Making
Its lscport-othcr Projects Mention.
cd. hut all Fell TO tho Ground on
Account OF luck OF tunds-A Toll
Tunnel Suggested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
SHADE TREES. Shrubs, Vines and
Crecpers. RErD's NURSERIES,. Tel. las.
DIED.

kOCH-0n Wednesday morning. April 1. 1894.
at70'Clock. EMMA. daughter OF Lewis Koch.
nged 20 years 10 months and cS days.
Funeral from tue residence Of Charles Over.
huugh. ncat St. ClaItsvillc, O.. Friday after.
noon at O'Clock. Friends Of tho family In.
vIted to attend. lu,erment ut Lynwood Gem.
etery.
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IT will he out to-day and Saturday!
What? belmont Book"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

- - sTe Dnu tnNCn Inc last
Of the medicine she was cOurdly cured.
Yours truly, Rev. T. II. STlSfPSON.
For women suffering from any chronic
female complaint or weakness; for women
who nre rundown or overworked: Mt tho
change from girlbood to womunhool; and.
Inter, Mt tho critical "change of lifen-
Favorite Prescription Is medicine that
safely and certainly builds up, strengthens,
regulates, and cures.
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Who says Iiheumntlsn, Can Not be Cured

Roses, tho best hardy. at 81 so to s. so
per dozen. RErD's NURSERIES,. Tel. l4l5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
MINISTERS ENDORSE IT.
Dnnnohd, Forsyth Co., ". C..
On. Il, V. PIERCE: Dear Sir-For some six

or seven years my wife
had been an invalid. Be
coming convinced that
II was her only hope,
We bought ELK bottles OF
DR.. Picrce's Fuvoritc
Prescription and Gold
on iiedical Discovery"
To thu surprise of the
community and the JOY
OF myself and family, in
one week my wife COM
menccd to improve, and
long before she had
taken the last bottle she
was able TO do her own
work (shc had not been
able TO do It. before for
scren years., and when
she ind taken tho Ips,
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Long or Short Pants Suits, Juniors and Refers,

in designs to be seen in Wheeling ONLY at our S
store. In all these styles we are showing some
very great novelties, and persons who would have
choice of any of these should make it point to
come early before sizes are broken.
Our line of Furnishings this spring is greater,
richer and more varied than ever.
We call your attention to our elegant line of
Spring Neckwear at SOC.
The herald., 1894-03-19
THE UNEMPLOYED.

Tho Honest Workers Who Hear an
Address.
Tie second regiment OF the Industrial
army, headed by A. Vinnett, yesterday
marched up to Illinois hall on Broad
way. A lecture on NationRlism was de.
livered by John Robson in which he ex-
planned the objects of the proposed party
to ameliorate the condition of the work.
ingmen. Among the auditors were
Mrs. Alex and Theodore Pinther, who
were prominent in the mass meeting
held on the previous evening.
In all there were about 80 D1en who
attended the services and they were
q we'll conducted, orderly body OF men
who evidently were ready flrst and fore
most to provide bread for their families
and patiently wait until something could
re done to make provision to give them
work at wages. 1t was expected that
the invitation which was extended to all
who were present at the mass setting
on Saturday night would have been
more generally accepted by the crowd
OF 500 men who were present, and as
only So men turned up for work, the
workers Themselves now feel that it
would be a good idea to gather in the
idle, rowing element who do not turn up
for work at the First street cut this
morning and make them work, even if
il ie in the chain-gang. The honest un-
employed workmen recognize that the
hobo element are of no use to them, but
rather handicap, and they want TO be
disaseociated from them.
The herald., 1894-03-19
THE BICYCLE ROAD RACE
A List of What the winners Will Re
ceive as Prizes.

A List of What the winners will Re-
ceive as Prizes.
The following are the prizes for the
91a mile bicycle road race to be run next
Saturday afternoon, April 9TH. at 4p. m. /:
For best time, gold watch second, one
pair Palmer tires; third, cyclometer /;
fourth, opera glasses; tifth, cigar-holder !;
sixth, box cigars; seventh, pair kid
gloves.
For first place, ticket to midwinter
fair second place, bicycle suit third,
library chair fifth, league badge sixth,
eighth, scarf pin; ninth, cigar holder !;
twelfth, bicycle lamp; thirteenth, match
case; fourteenth, razor; fifteenth. card
case; sixteenth, gold watch chain; SOW
enteenth, table lamp; eighteenth. box
cigars; nineteenth, pipe and case !;
first, box cigars: twenty-second, shoe
polishing set; twenty-third, book Songs
of the Sea; twenty-fourth, bicycle cap !;
twenty-dfth, repair outfit; twenty-sixth,
Indian clubs; twenty-eeventh, bicycle
bell tWenty-eighth, one dozen bottles
(ordsr) twenty ninth, box confectionery !;
thirtisth, bicycle lock; thirty-6rst, pair
pants guards; BOBBY prize. cake 2x4.
Special prize of a gold medal will be
given by the East Side Cycling club to
the fret Of its members to finish, also q
prize for hest time among club mem
bers.
These prizes will be on exhibit at 222
South Spring street after Monday, March
18th. Some of the fastest riders of the
state will participate.
Both the start and finish can be wit
messed by the public from the East Side
park.
The herald., 1894-03-19
rHR SHOOTING BURGLAR.

A Man Arrested on Suspicion Of Being
Carson's AssaiIant.
Deputy Sheriff Slanker of Pomona ar
rested man in that town yesterday on
suspicion of being the burglar who shot
Rev. Andrew Carson at Whittier last
Saturday morning. The man bad a cut
ON his head and could give no satis-
factory account OF himself.
As the burglar who did the shooting
was thought to have been injured in the
struggle, il is quite likely the officers
have the right man. He will be brought
to the city this morning for an investi-
cation.
Sheriff Cline's three deputies were
still on a hunt for the horse which the
burglar stole and rode away upon after
he shot the minister. Sheriff Cline had
received no additional information.
The condition OF Mr.. Carson yester-
day morning was more dangerous than
1t had been since he was shot. 1t is
thought he never will recover.
The herald., 1894-03-19
COTTON.
Nominations for city Trustees Local
News Notes.

Nomib ations for City Trustees - Local
News Notes.
CoLToN, March 1S.-Petitions are out
nominating NJ. Gilbert, S. M. Goddard,
E. A Pettiiohn and s. Weatherholt for
city trustees. to be elected on the 9th OF
April. These gentlemen all have the
endorsement OF the Citizens water
committee, which ia sufficient evidence
OF their favorable attitude toward any
proposition the ultimatum OF which
will be ownerahip of the city's water by
the city.
The excellent programme prepared by
Chairman West OF the District Sabbath
School convention was fully carried out
at the Baptist church Wednesday even
ing. resulting in most profitable even
ing to those interested in Sunday school
work.
A public lecture will be given ct So-
ciety hall next Wednesday evening by
Senator McGowan of Eureka, grand
chancellor of the Knights OF Pythias,
under whose auspices he lectures.
A union service will be held in the
NJ. E. church, Tuesday evening. under
the auspices OF the w. @. T. u, in COM
memoration of General Neal Dow's nine
bletn OlrbnURys
Mr.. George Cooley is at San Francisco
taking in the midwinter.
Miss Margaret Suddeth, managing ed.
itor OF the Union Signal, Chicago, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will visit
her parent, DR.. Suddeth on the Ter
race.
a programme for May day enter
tainment is in preparation by the pupils
of the public schools for the coming of
the Fourth. Some choir attractions are
in store, go We are told.
A fair sized audience greeted Richard
& Pringle's minstrels at the city hall
last evening, which was we'll rewarded
for their presence, in fun and frolic.
Mr.. Charles Bean was in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Bean is an extensive
property owner in Cotton and expressed
himself as we'll pleased with the condi-
tion the water question ia assuming and
anticipates prosperous boom as q re-
suit OF the contamination of the present
contract with the water company.
The employees OF the Southern Pacific
were made happy by the arrival Of tina
pay car last Wednesday.