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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10
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GEORGIA-Gerrell County. oo-
Ordiuary's Office, May 9th 1902 o.
F. w. Clark, as administrator u
Mitchell Ware, deceased, represents
that he has fully discharged the 9t-
ties OF his said trust and prays fer let
tiers of dismission. This is. therefore
to notify all concerned to show cause USE
+ any they can, on or before the nl ;5
Monday in August lext, why snas
administration should not be dlscnai5
ed from said administration.
J. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
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His was the Love That Kills.

Seymour Keener, a farmer in Robun,
Ga, testifes to the depth and strength
of his affection by shooting his two
young lady cousins because one of them
had rejected his addresses. Exchange
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Notice..

Merchants and mill men are noti'
fed that 10 bills will be paid unless
ordered through the clerk Of the
board. W. H, TURNER,
June 18th 1895. Chr'm B. GO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

A Pennsylvania editor offers Turk
ISL towel as a premium tonew subscrio-
ers, probably on the well known prtn-
ciple that towels increase the circula-
ton. No doubt this viii stand unit;
some rival furnishes with each subscrlp-
ton a cake Of scented soap and tooth
brush
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The Griffin convention will be big
thing All the counties are organizing
and electing delegates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10
Both win Likely BE Denied.

Cleveland and Buffalo are just now
engaged in a scramble for the privilege
Of entertaining the delegates to the Re
publican presidential convention of 1896.
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whitening Effect of Financial Talk.

The Russian thistle is disappearing
from Dakota-and yet men are to be
found who claim that the financial dis
cussion has amounted to nothing. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The Spaniards are winning great victo-
ries in Cuba, but they would like about
10000 m )re troops, if you please.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The town or city made up of people
who believe in spending money at hoAe
is all right and can hold out splendid
inducements to desirable settlers
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10
Sheriff Sale

VIII be sold before the court hodse
door in Dawson, Terrell county, ga,
on the first Tuesday in AUGUST nexty
within the legal hours Of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, to,wit: One half
acre Of land, more or less, it beng
part Of lot OF land No. 12o IN the
Eleventh district of Terrell county,
Ca, levied up. as the property OF
Charley Martin to satisfy 3 Fl 70 l8s4eq
from the justice conrt of the 0llth
district, &. NJ, of Terrell county
against the said Charley Martin ID Ia
vor OF J. W. " hitfeld, Levy maze
by J. S. Carter L. C..@nd returned
to me. This JuIv 26d, 1898.
d. K. CHRISTIE. Sherf.
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Official reports of Japanese losses in
the late war with China show that an en-
pire with 100000 or 4O0,0O0,0CO peo-
pie was conquered with a loss of only 623
japanese killed in battle.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The Albany Herald gravelyinforms us
that everybody who can't ride has TO
walk
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The Atlanta Constitution has done
more to build up Atlanta than any other
single influence. The business men of
Atlanta realized early that the standing
of town depends more largely on the
prosperity of its newspaper than on any
one thing, and they enabled the Consti
tuition by their patronage to become the
leading paper of the south. This in
turn has very largely contributed to
making Atlanta the most prosperous city
in the south.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

Somebody has alleged that the gold
bugs won a great victory in Kentucky
the other day. Somebody else has alleged
that the moon is made out of green
cheese. One is about as reliable as the
other.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The new portable Maxim gun, as mall,
innocent.looking affair weighing but
forty-fve pounds, bids fail. TO revolution
ize modern methods of war. Its muzzle
can be moved out by bearer in all direc-
tions, and it will fire 600 bullets min
ute, sending them in all directions,
through forty inches of oak. 1t is esti-
mated that an army of 10000 men
equipped with this death dealing terror
would be equal to an army of 100000
men With present weapons.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

Funny and odd things sometimes hap
pen at fires. In New York Ealf dozen
firemen emerged from a building, in
which they had been fighting fire. with
pink, gle9n and cardinal whiskers. They
had been in an ink supply house, and a
number of the colored ink casks and kegs
had burst and given them bath. In
San Francisco during the big fire of last
week the water supply aC great wine
warehouse gave out and a hose was
coupled to an 1S,OOO-gallon wine tank
and claret was played on the flames.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair HIGHEST Award
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

When Great Britain found it to her in
terest to go to the single gold standard
she didn't wait for any international
az reement, and when it becomes her in
terest to restore silver to its full money
power she'll do it, agreement or no
agreement.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

Dr.. Buchanan, the New York uxor.
eide, has been electrocuted. His first
wife was divorced from him and he mar
ried again His second wife he killed.
Then he REMARKED his first wife before
being arrested, and she proved her devo-
votiou by exerting every effort in her
power to free the man who had ill-treated
her and left her and her little children
for another.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

Dr. Miles Pain Pills are guaranteed to stop
Headache in 20 minutes. "One cent dose. u
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The appointment of Hon. John Barnes
of Augusta to a government position,
and his acceptance, will create vacancy
in the legislature from Richmond county
and require a new election. Elections
in a number of counties in Georgia will
have 20 be held for similar reason.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

IwANr every man and woman in ia sae Whisky
States interested in the Qpinlm an an these dis
n naDasS " ddresS r. NJ. Woolley, Atlanta
Bog Ss2, and one viii be sent you lre0'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

The friends of Speaker Fleming, of
Augusta, will be pleased to know that as
a result of the skillful treatment of spe-
eiahsts in New York the Disagreement
of his face, caused by the kick of his
horse, has been greatly relieved, and that
his eye sight, also, has been greatly i'm
proved.
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DAWSON, GA, JULY 10TH, 1885,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10
Ramon's Liver Pills & Tonic Pellet.

are Perfect Treatment for Constipation
and Biliousness. Boy One pill a dose
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

Uncle Sans income was $43.O0O,000
less than his expenses for the fiscal year
just passed. If the pension list had
been reduced to a point which was prop
er and just the old gentleman would
now have been contemplating surplus.
The treasury is suffering from an over
dose of that awful mixture, politics and
pensions.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

Dr. Miles NERVE PLAsTERs cure Kn nDiy 5c,
TiSM WEAK BACKS. At Druggists jug
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STOP suferingl Try DR. Miles Pain Pills.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

THE NEWS.
By E. L. RAINEY.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
DAWSON, GA, JULY 10TH, 1898.
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The Albany Herald gravelyinforms us
that everybody who can't ride has to
walk.
The Griffin convention will be big
thing. All the counties are organizing
ana 6IeCuDg delegdIeS'
The Spaniards are winning great veto
ries in Cuba, but they would like about
10000 more troops, if you please.
The town or city made up of people
who believe in spending money at hone
is all right and can hold out splendid
inducements to desirable settlers,
Official reports of Japanese losses in
the late war with China show that an en-
pire with 100000 600 or 100000 peo-
pie was conquered with a loss of only 623
japanese killed in battle.
Somebody has alleged that the gold
bugs won great victory in Kentucky
the other day. Somebody else has alleged
that the moon is made out of green
cheese. One is about as reliable as the
other.
When Great Britain found it to her in
terest to 60 to the single gold standard
she didn't wait for any international
agreement. and when it becomes her in
terest to restore silver to its full money
power she'll do it, agreement or no
agreement.
The appointment of Hon. John Barnes
of Augusta to a government position,
and his acceptance, will create vacancy
in the legislature from Richmond county,
and require a new election. Elections
in number of counties in Georgia will
have 20 be held for similar reason.
The friends of Speaker Fleming, of
Augusta, will be pleased to know that as
result of the skillful treatment of spe-
eiahsts in New York the Disagreement
of his face, caused by the kick of his
horse, has been greatly relieved, and that
his eye sight also, has been greatly i'm
proved.
Uncle Sans income was S43.000,000
less than his expenses for the fiscal year
Just passed. If the pension list had
been reduced to a point which was prop
er and just the old gentleman would
now have been contemplating surplus.
The treasury is suffering from an over
dose of that awful mixture, politics and
pensions.
Dr.. Buchanan, the New York uxor
eide, has been electrocuted. His first
wife was divorced from him and he mar
ried again. His second wife he killed
Then he REMARKED his first wife before
being arrested, and she proved her devo
votion by exerting every effort in her
power to free the man who had ill-treated
her and left her and her little children
for another.
The Atlanta Constitution has done
more to build up Atlanta than any other
single influence. The business men of
Atlanta realized early that the standing
of a town depends more largely on the
prosperity of its newspaper than on any
one thing, and they enabled the COnsti
tuition by their patronage to become the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-07-10

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

forgets business, labor, iol, trouble
everything is ABSORBED ia the thought
that here, as nowhare elsa on G)d s
footstool the most wonderful OF His
works for mas salvation were &C
complished
Il do not intend TO preach you =
sermon, but de who could feed SO ANY
thousands with a few ANAL loavss aud
fishes multiplied, can easily fesd the
Hotel Donahoe. though the mouths are
multiplied
I'VE returned by sea, chiefly
especially so through tho Greciaa
Archipelago and on TO Naples | saw
Judge Kelley ia Alexandria Hs was
we'll and courteous With much 10y
visited Monte Ca.ino and saw the
wonderful library aud monastery of 81
Benedict.
Oa comiag TO Rome found all my
affairs in good order, and | shsll have
soon another audieace With His Hollnass
The scraps from American papers as 70
bis poor health are not only loolishly
incorrect, bnt frequently Rrs downrighs
lias Put no connderca Ia any OF them
With pest wishes and prayers for your
welfare and bes' regards to the family |
am, Sincerely yours. etc.
THOMAS a'BEcKBR
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
Social and Personal Notes.


Miss Mary Virginia Culien has returned
to Georgetown after a short visit ia the
city
Mr and Mrs Dntton Peters and Miss
Peters hs been visiting friends ia
Chester
Mrs Harry H George and children
have returned from an extended stay in
Georgetown
Robert Il Davis, member Of the
Sussex bar, Is Ia this city.
Mr. ard Mrs William Gause have been
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Holton at Kennet5 Square, Pa
Mrs Gsorge Ireland, Of this city, left
to day Tor Wiliamstown, n j., to visit
h,r sister, MrH. Gable. She will be absent
two weeks.
D. @. Wood ward Is recovering from an
illness of several weeks duration.
Alfred Gaathrop, James F Traynor
and John Greenlee, were in Chester last
evening, aud attended a nesting OF
plumbers
Miss Minnie Carpenter has returned
from visit to Germantown. Pa
Chief Of Police Dolan left this morn.
ing for Washington. to attend the annual
reeting OF tho National Chiefs Of Police
Uaion His headquarters will bs ut the
Eobitt House.
William I LYMAN is in Dover TO day
James w. Ponder returned from
Baltimore, Nd, yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Gifiu, who has
been riously i'll for some time. is no
better
Gel eral rhaodore F Armstrong. OF
Newark, was in Wilmington yesterday.
q. Frank White and Merritt Huklll.
have been visiting Philadelphia and
Chester friends.
Mr. and Mrs William J Fisher, who
havs been spending week in Atlantic
City, will return home to- morrow.
w. w Tatman, OF Middletown, spent
the day in this city
z w Dodd, OF near Lewes, was in
Wilmington to-day.
A Newman, OF Harrington, visited
friends ia the city to day.
w w Cole, Of Dover, spent the day
WIN - limtDgJOH lIlelub'
Ex Treasurer Wilbur F. Burnite OF
FELTON,, WAS seen on Market street thiE
morning
Conductor and Mrs John T. Lay feld
are at Atlantic City, where Mr Layfeld
is representing Division 224 Order OF
Railway Conductors.
DR. Grier, ens o. Dover's most popular
dentists, was one Of to days visitors in
the city.
Frederick A. Hadencamp, of Bridge
port, Conn is visiting Dr.. F e Smith
and family on Washington street for 9
/ few days
Pierre B. Pie, Of Newark, who has
bsen inclpacitated with rheumatism,
vas in town for Short time to day.
Speaker OF the House n H. McMullen
Of State Road, was in Wilmington this
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
PlensAnt nlrthdar Partr.

Mr. and Mrs Jesse Bingham gave a
party at their home. No 9l4 West Ninth
street, last evening, ia honor OF the
fifteenth hirlh hdas of their daughter,
Miss Clara Nj Bingham. Music and
dancing formed the chief amusement OF
the evening and refreshments wore
served on the second floor verandas,
which had been enclosed and decorated
for the occasion
Among the ouug guests were Misses
Name Cox. Ads Cox aud Lorells Cox, OF
Booths Corner, Pa Miss Amelia Smith.
of Hockessin Miss Evelyn Peverly, Of
Philadelphis Miss Lou Thompson, OF
Newport; Miss, Bertha Houpt. Daisy Q.
Moore, Rena Mitchell, l. boie Doug gherty,
Jessie Murphy, LILY Orossley, Florenca
Howard, Blanche and Ethel B,osn
Helena Mask. Alice Bell, Rosa Just,
Helen Bowers. Lidie Ross Gertie Lewis,
Carrie Adams, Bessie Bllderbsek.. Pauline
Kemp, Emma Downs, Belle Marks. May
Bright. Alice Lawrence. Ada Wilson,
Jean Macalllster. Marie Robinson, Leslie
B1nham, Harry Alexander, Arthur Hall,
Frank Tindal, Theodore Dixon, Will
Poinsett, Claude Lally, Willard Brown,
Louis S. Grubb Martin Miller. lester
Reeves, Harry Willis, John Parker.
loving and Lester Riggs. Roy Hart.
Homer Brennan. Thomas Young, Frank
Wilson. Harry Young, Harry Bayn ,rd,
Norris Morgan. Win Lawtou, Howard
CROSBY Harry Beckerly aud David Draper.
Mrs Jesse Bingham Mr.. aud Mrs
Isaac Bullock, Mrs EIiz lbstn Pyle. Miss
Annie Speer, mr Wood, Mrs Turner,
Mr.. ana Mrs Louis P. Cox aud Howard
Simpson
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
RIOT IN A GOLD CAMP.
The Leader Of the Bun Hm right killed
by a Marshal.

The Leader of the Bull IIiil right Killed
by Marshal.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 1A.--Jack
Smith, the famous leader Of tho Bull Hill
minors. was shot and killed by Marshal
Jack Kelly Of Altman. The marshal also
shot George Post miner who was with
Smith
The shooting created reign Of terror In
the great gold camp The miners threat
ened to avenge the death Of their late war
captain, and all saloons have been closed
IN Victor and Altman. Martial law has
practically been declared. Acts OF violence
are expected at any moment
Sunday night jack Smith shot out / Of
the lights in Dan Foley saloon in Victor
Monday morning he was arrested and
placed under bonds. As soon as he was re
leased he went to Altman and proceeded
to terrorizo the inhabitants. Marshal kel
~ ordered him out Of town. Smith begar
firing, and Post stood BY him Kelly re
turned tho fire and shot down both men
escaping iniusg himself
During tho Gsipra Greek strike Of las
spr ag Smith was the leadcSuf tho warlikI
element among the mineIS llo was ar
rested az Grand junction two months ag,
and was under bonds Smiths Friends
swear THAT they will avenge his DEATH TIL
widest excitement prevails Every weap
on to be found Is being c0n0scated by thl
civil authorities
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
rs FRosTls lAVoc.
IN the Grape BELT se.5oo.ooo Damage wa
Done.

80 ~ AtNAN tA'-f+NNf'N& @-ftttEeN " ~
Done.
BuPFAlo. May ii--Iater reports do not
take anything away from the first esti-
mates Of tho damage done IN western New
York hy tho lrosts On tho contrary, the
destruction is found TO be rather more
general than was at first thought Crops
lying along tho lake front naturally felt
the frost ia less degree but Indications
from inland points in tho grape belt are
thar the crop Is almost entirely destroyed.
Tho damage to tho grape crop in this sec
tion IS estimated by Bir, Gerry Ryckman.
the millionaire grape ownur at So 500. 600.
Besides that done 20 the grape crop tho
injury to the apple cherry and other fruit
trees IS very considerable. It will be some
days before IN accurate estimate Of the
total destruction can be made
KINGSTON. N y. May la.-There WINS
light frost III tho valley Of the central
Hudson, which damaged some Of the fruit
blossoms and young vegetables In some
sections hack from the river ice Is said to
have formed quarter Of an inch thick
Some growers say that their strawberry
crop will be partially ruined and the enrly
garden truck cut off.
Most of the fruit tree blossoms were
just dropping to the ground, whllo the
germ OF the young fruit Is forming. Much
damage is already reported from the fruit
district Of su0thcrn Ulster Peaches nro
thought to have escaped, being too far nd
vanced.
MONTICELLO, N. ri. May i4.-1ao form.
ed In various parts Of sullivan county, and
early vegetation Is injured an over the
county. but to what extent has not yet
been estimated
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
pIsbop Beoker in Rome.

Bishop Becker formerly OF the Della.
ware diocese but for several years in
charge of the Savannah, Ga, diocese, Is
now in Rome Elk Speaker Of the Senate
John P DoDshoe, one OF his warmeEt
personal friends. hiss received letter
from him, and allowed an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter to take from II the
following extracts
"RoME. Italy, April25. 1895
''MY DEAR Mr.. joan P Thanks for
your kind and interesting letter which
found on my return from the rather long
trip to Naples, B iuditi. by railroad, and
thence by the Austrian steamer to Alex
audiis. In Egypt, over this Mediterranean
sea thence to Cairo, where we visited
the Sphinx, pyramids, Sakkhora, near
Memphis up the Nile. and Heliopolis with
its grand old obelisk in which Moses and
the Israelites under Pharoah must prob
ably have gazsd
After seeing the mosques, minarets,
schools and university. the palaces,
harems (from tha ontside) aud museums;
the camels doBksys aud English tourists !;
the women, veilsd At least tn face, and
having finished Cairo with its Tutks and
other strange people ~ come to Ishmsel
by railroad and through TO Pord Said.
From Port Said We went to Jaffa, or
'loppa BY sea, who're or near which
Jonah didn't agree with the whale or big
fish which had swsllo we'd him, and found
hfm either al nnssvory Bit or other wise
TO disagree with It's stomach. and 10 threw
him up after three sad dsys ofindigestion
This facts following you may read in the
Book Of Jonas or Jonah
s.Well, from Jsffi we went on to
Jerusalem, aud did The Holy Lsnd pretty
we'll Wa-Csptaln Bellsps. young Nc
Flannery, Of Savannah Ga, and my
self sta1 ed at the Franciscan monastery
for two wesks, including Holy week II
was most touching matter TO b. on
Mount Calvary on Coed Fridsy-on the
very place which raw our divine Lord z
sufferings | certainly never expected
that go great a boon could fall to my
share, and all tried to pssy. mt only for
our poor selves but also for all our
friends and enemies Ia uniol with the
last words Of our dging L trd
"ThRt mans heart which wculd not
feel intensely the surroundings. on thai
special day particularly. could not b,
called a Oarstian ona 50 also though
In less degree. 20 witness the Holy City
Jerusalem, every part Of which recall,
the Scriptures, whsther OF the Old OF
New Testament Then to sea Bathlshsm
Nszr retb, Bsthany the Jordan and th,
Dead Sss--in short, to live over agar
the life OF Chriss on -a,th, and tn.
fulf mant % ptopbeeg e bisterr II
itself and splas al creation o.,
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
IlINI.

RAILEY.-In smyrna, Del, on May IL
1895. Jonn q. Bailey.
CONNAWAY,-O -On May IL. iso5. Mary n
Connaway. aged II aTs.
HOOPER -On May 20 1895. Martina ~.
wife Of CHARLES Hooper. and mother OF Isaac
W. Howard, aged t2 years, ? months and [
DAYS.
.KING.-At New Castle, Del, on May l2
1895 Emma M. King, wife Of Joseph II. King
in her G4tu yeir.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her fuperal on Tuesday afternoon, May IA
Services at Inn anuel p. 2. Church at
O'Clock.
KYLE.-On May 10 1853 Caroline, wife oi
John Kyle, aGeh 4s years.
MANWELL.--On the 6lh OF May, / .
Hamilton Maxwell, aged % yesrs
MILLER. May Z, Beulah w Miller
aged 50 years.
PATT0N.-FeIl Gsleep in Jesus, IN May 4
1895 John Patton.
RUSSELL L-On the 7th Of May. 1925, Eller
J.. Russe J. aged 90 yeHts.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
Sentence Of the "Big Four sustained.

TRENTON, May 14.-Nicholas Crusius,
Dennis Mclaughlin, Gottfried Walbaum
and John II. Carr who constituted the
Guttenburg Big -Four, will go to the
Hudson county penitentiary unless the
court of pardons interferes TEe court Of
errors and appeals affirmed the decision OF
the supreme court which sustained the
verdict and sentence against the quartet
for keeping disorderly house in running
the winter race track at GuttenbuIg The
sentence was year in the penitentiary at
hard labor and a flno Of 81. 600 each.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
rhe nInrder u . state eenator.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. May 1.-THE
killing Of Senator Peter r. Morrissey by
q dissolute woman his mistress, created a
profound sensation among the senators
who are here. The question at once arose,
What effect will it have in the senates 1t
leaves the Democrats with only is sena-
tors-just enough to pass bill If all Of
them are in their seats Ten days notice
Of a special election must be given, 50
that it seems impossible that his successor
could be elected in time to take his seat
this session
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
Trouble IN the TransvaaI.

LONDON, May IA dispatch to Tbs
Times from Pretoria, capital Of the Trans
vaal, says that great native war is inn
minent in Xoutpansherg. Magato, the
paramount chief, has dismissed the Trans
vaal government commission from the
country The Mantatese tribes are mass
ing at their different strongholds. They
ato armed with modern rifles Their am
muntion is obtained from the Portu-
guese General Joubert will order com
mand Of 20, 600 whites and natives, and
the campaign opens Immediately.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
MiII Present a Farce.

The Alumr Association of tho High
School will present the farce, "a Game
OF Bluff" by Grace L Furaiss, in Assem-
bly, Hall on Friday evening, May 81. l.
will be preceded by the curtain raiser,
"a Happy Pair" by 3. 7 Smith The
msm bers of the association are making
an fort to have the play excel any OF
their previous attempts They will be
assisted by the High School BlnjO and
Mandolin aud Glee Clubs