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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01

<CPeople's Tribune, Birmingham
 Dr.; Y. E. Holloway is undoubtedly tho most successful physicianj in the South in the tfHatmeTH.f pxtvat4 diseases. Well does ht AssIy tbssspAeh%d reputation he has achieved. /Ae lsl f9mous not only at home, but abEoad. bary sufferers, through neglect and bad hAAagement, are in t6e oSisklv 0s1s worst and yet they srs great specialist. 1th him you have noth- ,9s yos to o gain n.s;s6,ss 2: he suaransss' strictlY6onest aud financially responsibi: for any promise fhat he makes you. Ass specialist Dr. Holloway stands nnexcelled. If not unequaied Thousands testify to his skill in the treafFeQt of diseases of a pri. vate nature: Trps merit always receives its reward. Birmi3ghsm pay well be proud to have his instftttion located in her midst.
 l1Abo} Advoosts.l Il
 St Step ! by stSss aSs, Ssir by yea. pr. Hollo. utation asa Ipeciflist and which. with his genial pAtyfe and open hearted public spirit god fnusYal sRxQ in his chosen field. is rafdlyEvinnEs iofN pim.sif unlimited social afd prSfessionaiN Nhonors and che E6sSt terin9 9practios. boa aa home and
 SMouG Gaik Homo, rallsd.gs1Als., <. The s5cAld and Prsissworty reputa. ton of DE x. E. Holloway<is well de- served by Mm. We, are 6rsonaliy ac. quainted with the doctor and know him to be man who is straight and square. His superior ability in his line is recognized by Au0hn knAI sA& AAaD~- ~. rf s
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Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
Truly Self Sacrificing.

The experiments of the medical men who go without food and permit them selves to have the stomach ache in the interest of science are paralleled by the case of William Mckinley, who posi- lively refuses to recognize the return of prosperity and persists in having the calamity stomach ache for mere political req sons ns-Washington Post.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01
Rba Danies If

Lawmakers and social reformers may be interested in the special session of the Texas legislature which Governor Culberson has called to pass an anti prize fight statute, but the greater world are throbbingyl concerned in that spe- cial assemblage of the domestic parlia- ment when Mrs. Culberson proceeds to give hubby piece of her mind. If she can talk that way at the end of a tele- graph wire 1000 miles from the Lone Star Empire what will she say at fam fly range?-Coureir-Jou Journal
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Individual Who Occasionally

practices on one There's been quite a revolution in ready-made tailoring-the best domestic and foreign fabrics are bought direct from the mills. in large quantities, and steam shrunk. .modeled by artists of vast experience. trimmed in the best manner and produced on a grander, better, but much cheaper. scale than merchant tailor ante-deluvian methods.
 Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01
Children Cry for
 Pitchers CaStorIa.

The Consolidated Electric Light office has been moved to the new power station, cor ner Powell avenue and 18th street. New telephone No. 0o1. o-27-7t
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Bids for Coal Wanted.

Bids to furnish coal (run of mineS) for court house for coming winter will be re- ceiyed at the Commissioners court room up to l2 o'clock October 8.
 September 25, 1895. S-26-td
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THE ONWARD r1ARCH

by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, even after the disease has progressed so far as to induce repeated bleedngs from the lungs, severe lingering cough with copious expectoration Gncluding tubercu- lar matter), great loss of flesh and extreme cancellation and weakness
 Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases reported to us as cured by Golden Med ical Discovery were genuine cases of that dread and fatal diseasef You need not take our word for it. They have, in nearly every instance, been so pronounced by tue best and most experienced home physicians, who have no interest whatever ill mis- representing them, and who were often stfongly prejudiced and advised against a trial of "Golden Medical Discovery" <" but who have been forced to confess that fatal malady, all other medicines with which they are acquainted. Nasty cod. liver oil and its filthy emulsions" and mixtures, had been tried ill nearly all these cases and had either utterly failed 10 bene- fit, or had only seemed to benefit little for short time. Extract of malt whiskey, and various preparations of the liypophos- phites had also been faithfully tried ill vain.
 The photographs of large number of those cured of consumption, bronchitis, lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal catarrh and kindred maladies, have been skillfully reproduced in a book of I6c pages which will be mailed to you, oil re ceipt of address and six cents i'll stamps. You can then write those cured and learn their experience. AddressWoRLD's s DIsPEN sARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y
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Made as Well?"

you ask. Why certainly. The artists who make thousands of suits have more experience than the
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01

[BirmiughahaAge- Herafa.l
 Little dld we thinkH HGGs ago wheN pr. Holloway, our gre3t4f futheEDTV Sist, located iu Birming6 6anf and Eso.SsS SGs nounced through tAe columns 6t4keN Hes~ ald that he would kr9At only a special class of diseases that hd would ever achieve an International repv htioh. rq our personal knowledge from q Xross The kcean, in far away England, tfB-kS1or 1kArned of his skill and famo i'd consult nSuN We be- lieve with lHe doctor thnt truth merit and honor alwaJs win. He stands atthe head and is rssognfssxIe tfS, leading ssthor. ity in the treatment Iof all private dtseases. Birming gham may wdlf ps proud of him.
 Birmingham Daily News.l
 No specialist in the CuVtA is more fa- miliar with the treatn,6ht of private troubles thau Dr. Y. D. Holloway. Dur ing his long residencein tlhA City he has successfully treated many (NoSsands of pa- tients sufferin9 with pri}die Troubles of every conceivable form. ftN Areat expe- Tience, together with his(shiA aAd ability, not only places the doctor It No head of his profession in such fmatters>A but is a guarantee to all that pl}ce t1ls12sd\Ues un. der his care that they Yill rek9ivA tAl best treatment possible to le obtkfned
 Sumter Cohnty eunJ
 We have a great sH cialilt in Ebama3 In point of ability IF Is sscond td none, and has been longer In Birmingham than eny specialist there. Truth, merit and honor always win, !" and in that line pr. &alaKky ltaRaa ta 6s 1nnnAxAAk.
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NOtice.

A meeting of the stockholders of the Gen. tral Land company is hereby called to meet at the office of the Birmingham Rolling Mill company, in Birmingham, Ala, at noon on Wednesday, October 30, 1895.
 W NJ. PRATT, President. spS-o1 S. 15 % 29
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01

Trains Nos. B and 36 carry Pullman vesti- bule sleepers between Jacksonville and Cin- cinnau. Trains Nos. 57 and 5S carry Pullman vesti- pule sleepers between Jacksonville and St. Louis.
 Double daily Pullman sleepers between Montgomery and Jacksonville. Double daily Pullman sleepers between Montgomery and Waycross Free reclining chair cars through between and 58.
 Double daily Pullman sleepers Montgom- cry to Dupont and Dupont to Port Tampa nects at Port Tampa with the Plant steam ship line for Key West and Havana. Any information regarding routes rates and schedules over the Plant System will be furnished on application to any agent of the company or to
 B. W. WRENN, P. T. M., Savannah, Ga. H. c. McFADDEN, A. c. P. A., :.ssS Savannah, Ga.
 L. A. BELL, D. P. A,
 Montgomery Ala.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01

You see piece of wool cloth. admire it. order suit believe it will make up elegantly@it's finished-awfully disap- pointed-had no idea it would look like that! You accept it, though. because the tailor conVinces you of the injustice of throwing it on his hands Why, you could have tried it on and seen the ef fects of a thousand of styles at CHALI- FOUX'S just as good or better for half the price
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01

sLEEP PIERS ON THE FOLLOWING TRAINS,
 QUEEN A CREsCE IT ROUTE. No. l, New York to New Orleans. No. l, Cincinnati to New Orleans. No. Chattanooga 10 Shreveport, No. 9, New Orleans to New York. No. ?, New Orleans to Cincinnati. No. 3, Cincinnati to New Orleans. Nos. l and 2, Vestibuled Trains with Through Sleepers between Cincinnati and New Orleans; also carry New Orleans-New York Through Sleepers via Chattanooga. Southern Railway, N. x w., B. & O., and Royal Blue Line. Nos. and 6 carry Through Sleeping Cars between Cincinnati and New Orleans.
 w. Q. RINEA SON, G. P. A.,
 Cincinnati. Ohio.
 A. J. LITTLE, D. P. A. @. &C.,,
 Chattanooga, Tenn.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01

P. cAMPBELL, General Manager.
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WESTERN SYSTEM.

TOT Iurtner information. sleeping car reser- vatiOn, etc.. call on or address
 w: H. GREEN, W. A. TURK GPA
 Senerai Supt., Washington, D. c. gton, D. c. c. A. BENSCOTER, J. N. ROSS, Supt., A. G.p.A
 Birmingham. Ala. Knoxville Tenn L. A. SHIPMAG, T. P. A., Birmin eham. Ala
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AND NASHVILLE. In effect November Is, 1894. at a. m.
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Mmhr mod. Nnt unItr

LONDON, Apui .J.-Oscas wildcat
Aurut roy Dr vgru Unusht iHr trial
TODAY o. iuU OlG Bailey auI pleaded
not guilty. Len nuJ women fought
Tor standing room near the door
through which the prFOuctI must en-.
t1Icoud, a jury composed OF highly
lulsIlis CuassHI uatln1 middle rgui
tt,'csmuu " .. uUlltI ~ 1870 San. q
lew G.uutyH aloF Wilde AMI Inylls
Vric pH..' Iu ,sp prisuu.l'H els.
vince Hg "I' drawn anu hugggfd,
ME hrir LHu been yut Cud t.g bwaggUr
hat entirely disappeared.
justice ts.rigH Opunni court at
lt'sj. a 'ruulbv discussion followed
nb Co whU,nUs tb0 pUsoncIs should DO
irut on si 20. Che 70 separate counts
oilni.cim. u.. aif Edward Cbfsr,
q. ,.EHf lHe ue'.us objected iD suCHH
cIuau uut .uU Judge OgUTuiri ulm.
Tue prisoners thuu pitai not guilty.
CT cam upcuuu Tor Tho prosecution,
dwelling upon the association OF WILDE
with Taylor Aad giving o. graphic Irs.
cfiption uf Tayl0r's dat'yenrJ, pot.
'Imua rooms where Wilde was 'r tUu
na1It .t muu.iAE his associates. Huu-
viewed all the testimony already pre-.
uUui1u.
Charles Parker waa the ffai witness,
His iustm1uy was most revolving, but
tue Judge hold 70 % DO necusslTy that
The charges "ahguld be- oAplliuCi iu
detail"
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The accident was Usil,y J1Nu.on's
comrades 20 be wholly Newfoundland
they lAii tho FAULT on tLp 0fduaase IN.
spuct nj Mare leland, who was SUP.
posed 70 have gone oyvT the guusnHd
aitcu cd 30 them. The blk ruuH are
al mounted that tIr ItcHll b. taspu up
by o mechanism gimllarioa cyl inter
aud piston rod, she material inside tue
cylinder being glyCgtiup, which ns the
gun fcc1il' ~ forced Unst the piston
into the Othut chamber oI the cylinder,
taking up the force VI the feco!l by ita
Glow action,
After the accident the gun was ex.
amiHud aud u was found that Instead
VI several gallons OF glycurIne 10 the
cylluaoG o. there should have been,
there was hardly n drop. The gun
fCcJl.el clear back 10 the hulk htado
aud tore up the docE considerably.
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Telephone By wire Foness.

YAEISIOS, ., d., April 2j.--A mum.
Dor Of f.uAsrs .lyius lvu miles west Of
here have ustaJli-hpI a telephone syi-
M covering eight mice U, wire
which 10 an EpphCaliUn Of scientific
punCipluh with q Vengeance. Farms
li tulB vicinity are lugTUuuIUd by barb
wITu iguc0, EaCn farmer 81 supplied
Wltu u lIauamltttr az his house con.
Meeting with the wire VI the fence.
Tho H.apluH have been removed iron,
.uN Wife anu lniula.0Is substituted. A
cell battery has been constructed aud
ghe farmers are Low able 90 converse
with each other. Tho expense Of tho
entire system diu not exceed SIS.
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NEW SYSTEM OF LIGHTS.
The Temple Plant Provides tho Light
for the Tabernacle and Grounds,

a now system " electric lighting
has been placed In the Tabernacle and
on the grounds surrounding that buiii.
ing. Tho now Iamp is called the
Thompson iucaniescent arc lamp, and
tho Hight Ia generated from incandos.
cent Jynam0s. BiT additional globes
have been put In the Tabernacle, max.
ing n total Of fourteen, and 1t II Ca.
pected that the Eas lois ON the organ
will BIO replaced by inoa2desoent
lamps
Tho light was formerly furnished by
the Electric Light company from nro
light dynamos, but q now supplied by
tie Temple plaut.
Akonitu wire, sai 70 be tho beet
made, has been used In putting IA tue
now plant, aud these nave been run
around tho outside al mo building, ~
% pToCautiOn hgAiu8. nrng, Heretofore
the wires have run inside aud carried
heavy currents, WhIlB now the CLI-
rents are light, as the wires uTuish
light tor no other lAmu7.
There 10 "A vast difference between
toe former aui the present lights. Ilr
now lights which ate 1000 cgnI.u
power, arc the same color ~ JhH Orjl.
nary arc light, but much softer, AID
very much resembles daylight,
Ihs nav ayhIeinI Whlch was DuL la
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TIE DISTRICT COURT.
A Scaled Verdict Ia Favor " salt Lake
Clly Other suite

This was not an extra busy day in
the ThlrI district court. JUICE
aicrritys divIsion was In session this
morning and O. Tow cases were brought
before his honor
In the damago suit Of Rev. +. A,
Lindor We salt Lake city, In which
the piaIn,itl sought to recover slO, 800
damages (thu particulars have already
been given Ia these columusl, the Jury
came into court At 10 o'clock with =
sealed verdict for defendant Tho Jury
was pOiled, and showed that niue voted
10 favor OF the verdict anu three
against n.
The case Of w. A. Hughes W
Samuel h. Spencer was then called
up. A Jury wAs waived anu w. a.
Hughes, ]. n. EIrls and s. NJ.
IhumpsOn were sworn anu examined
for tho plaintiff. Tue deposition oi
samuel h. spencer, made Ia Okla
homa, was read Jy tho ds'Uuse setting
forth that the note had been paid. The
case was then submitted sud Judgment
was rendered Tor plaiutin,
This case IL an appeal from Commits.
sI5utr N0rrlrs count. Plaintiff
brought tuit against defendant Tor tho
payment VI a mote Tor fg0g,Di with IN.
tufrsi from maturity,
Tue cnso u Parker & Drpuu " J..
Heath 81 al, a suit brought Tor tho
payment on an account, was then
called. Defendant moved Tor die.
mlssal Of the case for want Of lurisdic.
ton. The caro- Is an appeal from Com.
missioner Pratt. court.
TIE hearing was proceeding when
the NEWS went % press.
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An Alleged suludisr Snugut When
L.u.In. AhunI IIr MII-.

An Alleged swludisr Snugut When
LauAInz about fora VIC
CmCtuy, April :0-A. ID Potter,
wh1tepfcstn.u. amstI. o. DO Gas Hst.st.
ant postmaster OF Denver nUI WHO was
Arrel,oi ul Jaoss9g, 1,cHn '1SsEIuI'-
INK various p3slma.lr.s Throughout. the
country, got along very nicely until
hu began to look Cor wife. In an
evil hour ho became patron OF "a Chi
cago matrimonial agency aud secured
tho addresses Of several women who
were advertising for hushandF. One
OF these Wa Mrs. Ida Chapman, "a
restaurant keeper nt JACKSON, Mich,
Potter went There week ago and
hunted her up Ihoy talked Of mntFi.
muuy, ana after few inunitg visits
AMI moonlight buggy rides tho wedding
was SGT Tor sunday next. In ono IC.
6ptct Mt. Potter was sharp. llc made
no attempt 90 Hwinulu the % ftmustur ri
jackson, but ne Jil something fully ga
foolish. H1 went o. the pDstUilI 'u
boldly nu1 inquired about the woman
hu was 10 marry. Secret Service Man
Christian got tlH tip inst q mau closely
rUFtmhliug tue mbCh wanted "ue.uty
p0stuatlur from Denver" was M elk
lgn and hu went ih.rr. His FIRST viut
WAS 20 Mfu. Cham loo, AMI from what
she said be- satlfhud himself tho man
was q tier. Tho latter had taken a
short trip cut Of town and wnr not eX.
puClCd 20 return until yesterday. When
tue train arrived Christian was ut the
depot with the chief Ot police aud a.
Potter stepped oil toe car lac was AZ.
rcstru, AZ hrst no made a great kick
but finally admitted his identity anu
made no further trouble.
The lltt Of places at which Potter
stopped Huu made lcvlUs OF from $40 10
SO, beginning February ON until he
Nas caught ~ Jackson, BE- made up
solely ron complaints received BY
The Chicago postal autlDfi,irB nud BB
tuvy ore coming iu every hour 10 90
likely that hU iUulu more victims
tlau the record shows. THIS record De-.
Pg6in, Ottawa, Ills, Alb. %, Lansing,
Wayne, kalRmBElU, Men; Harris.
burg, Pa, Hnguratlwu, "a. j., rfru,
ton, n, j., NushiugtUn court house,
Onigi StIuingiUu, Conn, aud Louie.
yllle, Ky,
F1r long timo Inspector Stuart was
ul rlsu by the Hpiuity with which
pJuer Travelled about tho country, lie
aau biz description accurately but
could get 40 trace % his having bJugit
tickets At any ui the railway stations
or sChlpul OH COS.
When tue prlsOuet's pockets were
searched the secret u uis extensive
ana tapil travelling was discovered.
his wallet WAS full Oi railroad passes
all Ia his name, but given on widely
varying accounts.
Poster rays he IA a railroad mas aui
served as "a conductor On tue ID A Il, u,
lie answers descriptions OF the Potter
who Was arrested mere last tall on tho
charge Of dcirAuilug John 81. Smythe
aud other merchants by claiming q be-
an Hawaiian consul.
The charge On which Potter is held
10 "lmptrsOnaliuR an officer Of the gov
eminent with iLtent 10 ueifaul." fIo
puuiahmuuI Is "A tiue Ut $1,000, imprlH.
Oument not exceeding three years VI
both at the discretion Ol tus court.
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alowed by the ullimatuu brought uy
Captain Stokes g the BuUisu squadron.
There iBa strong feeling am ug the
people nguiusi HCgeJiug TOO quickly 20
British domaine.
The money was acred by Loon city
aud the government seemed ready %
acropt 10 ami pay tho claim, bat wns
a,tcfred by the feeling that 20 % should
seem too ready 10 obey EHglnud %
would cause serious lnternhl tr.ublc.
There 10 grunt excitement here. Two
thuusnnu men are ready TO march 10
C0uutu at o. mJmuup. uItc. The cab.
igtt hos Wut ugaiu, rae minatvt OF
foreign alfalfa hus made au appoint.
mout with British Minister G'sliug.
ALL busy AZ cJmNIO.
NEW Yumy, April gG.-A special 10
the HOud fsm & untO ssys; Duung
thr met Jay after the Buush vessels
HfriytI here some uI tine UllCu3l Auu
sailors were allowed TO disembaib.
Last night none wrfr allowed 20 visit
tue tnUIg tKCupt one III or who went
90 thu poet aud telegraph III see.
There has been muuu signalling anu
passing 90 aud ifU Of small boats be-
AMNNA ANN NulIHs
Crest activity b. noticed on board.
Too, mon drilled nt the gus over Two
l0ufs.
1. was announced thut Admiral
Stephenson anu bis Onlunra Will visit
tuU port.
Inc port captains and the ship cap
.ains have exchanged tho customary
Cuuftu-iuF.
Iul,g'nuhic orders have been 10.
c.Iyul 90 show 90 possible o1uttcFy t.
the British, bu. under no circum-
stances 90 allow su armed force TO
luuI.
Oyefl 400 men are under stms here
now.
Toe merchants here offered $4,000
10 tue government ~ hup Isy Dfrtt
Briiain'a claim, Tut no answer nas yet
uJuu received.
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DIS MoINEs, IT,, Auul 2J.-rho
working model Of maEsz,ge Drssoh.
loading ride was operated here TO-DAY.
THo inventor Is from Washington, Ia,
aud thu model was made In this city.
Tue invention uas IA very novel stTuo-
WIAl plan, AL 80 operating parts are
moved Ia anu through the Huries Of
guides or tracks W that tue movement
VI each IL positive and IL susceptible VI
the highest possible speed. 1t has a
fogiprOcatlug handle, a brtuuh piece, a
cartilage magazine formed 10 receive
its rntiTv l1au u cartridges ut one IN.
sHT,ion sad those paris are 90 connected
with the autualng hgullv that 6iuglU
back anu iUr,h movement accompanies
lAu loading uLd nupg VI the weapon,
Its speed u Inn xix 10 ten times
greater than Mst OF any other rifle
now USED by mo DATED states, Eu.-
LIANT, France or Germany.
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Another po,tponemont.

Whom tho members Of ths cOuaty
court, In the character Of an invrsl.-
eating board, did get together At :
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, two houH
s!.or tho appointed time, CSuuty At.
tOrnoy WhiItemurs stated that since 9
O'Clock matters had developed which
had entirely changed his plan Of pre-.
cudufe, NJ shat no would ho unable to
Introduce tLo evidence he haI ON hand
until Saturday morning, al which time
he w0uli be- ready ~ 70 on. The court
accordingly adjourned until 1880 To.
morrow morning.
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Uaufuaiop NJ names.

Observation-Disclosures ctthat the
young Euri.u uiu.el NAV, Fred Bel,
was rUn' years ago tuIJgu. Of % tclu.
all in tails city auu Columbus, ONO,
Ia. uausoI nO Hlllu cJu.ullI, rtouly
tuppDaing thu, Jlhuythuu Bon, e..
birmingham Eus,, now under SUI.
ulciou VI cyu.iLs tho death Of Emily
Hall ms D1ifI.s h0gri al, o. tuu suAf
u-a' N.v. Fred Bell is iu San Fran.
cisco, engaged ln tho lecture lyll AMI
conduct. . wtyaly Newspaper
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SLAIN BY A WOMAN.
4 RllJT TO HsT Firm Hand Does The
Sllgullaly Deed.
the VICTIM NEARLY pEcArIrATrD
Last Chapter Of - story Of Love aud
fathlts,urss-Thc Murderois
Caught

NEW York, April 26.-DomlnIcn
CaielIo was murdered on east rhir.
teentt street today by woman. The
pair evidently met by appointment
After talking moment the woman
FLASHED the man across the thf1a, with
auzYL Hts head was nearly severed.
The death was almost instantaneous.
The woman nyJ, hut was caught
Catcldo was twenty flour years old. It
is slated he was the womuD's former
lover, aud had discarded hot gbc
mutdUruf- is Iary BarDcll, 80 yUafs
old anu "a 'aii0rtfs.
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Ne Broke the Peace.

w. -. Wood had hearing 10 u. 3
Commandment Jsnnings's court this
morning ON n charge OF Rtbhultlng n
young woman named Annie McCnll b..
No was bound Oyerin tho sum u: $40
10 keep tho peace, Among o!uer
threats alleged 10 have been made by
Wood was one 20 the effect that he
"uuld not Jet the complainant live Ia
5.l. Lake n she kept company with
anyone but him.
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Directors Meeting.

At the meeting Of the board Of dlreo.
tors OF the Chambe; Of Commgrco 70
10 held At O'CLOCK this evening, the
natural gaa celebration Will receive A.
tUuliun, A FINAL report Il eIpe'lel
from tho committee having the matter
In hand, and steps will probably be
taken ~ arrange for the svont IN the
near future.
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NV NumS, April 2B.-Ibc steam
yacht Oneida, T.. G.. Benedict. owner,
AMI DUforest Muniuu aud James Klss
aboard, has returned from a months
cruise In southern waters. A.
Havana the party were arrested nud
spent hull uu hour IN the Lookup bu.
lore the necessary explorations were
maIc. According 60 Benedict, the
alleged insufreCu0u 10 simply negro
upfisng,
hAvANA, Aprl g5.-CGptain.Geu.
etAl - Camps has arrived here. uu
tays the military operations will be-
pushed as the Tcuclllnu nut DO cub.
uugd promptly and effectively.
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That Rnndle of Shirts.

o, h, Mansfield 10 the name
given by the Individual In whose
possession the bundle VI white shirts
was found yesterday iu Sugar House
ward, under suipiciUuG clTCu mHtauCps.
lie 10 an eI-s3ldiaL Tho he8Tny IL
taking place before Justice Harvey
ghis afternoon. The owner Of the
suifls Is found 20 DO william Canlwell,
OF Alameda avenue.