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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF
FREE SILVER1~

Your silver will go further at the Racket Store than any other
noce in Iawrencebur you do believe Gold Gcenbacks
can leave elm and $50 cents the dollar for them
in merchandise Buy fly traps and catch all the peskey ertors
onlv 19 each Our stock complete and mbney
Straw every kind and price Matches soap and bung the
prices correct
We are selling shoes the OLD PRICES we bought our fall and
winter stock BEFORE THE ADVANCE and will sell before,
handle something almost everything and we have what want
will you money Jelly Glasses p cents eac Gobe and Tu
blers 25c. per get, come to see u.s.
THE RACK ET~-~~s-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06

Mr.. Thomas Dunn, who has
made an envious reputation as a
business man, has also developed
q wonderful talent as a gardner he
gave us one of the largest sweet
potatoes last week we have ever
seen.
C. l.. Jones who lives two and q
half miles north of Brace, will offer
for sale at public out cry on the
14th inst, a lot of stock, farming
implements, feed stuff and house
hole furniture.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
FRUIT JARS MUST co.

INOI I OOs
We have few more Mason jars
on hand which must go at cost to
make room for winter goods. Come
and get them cheap for cash,
Schade & Son.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
CDR. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

are unquestonably good. They are, in my
opinion, all they claim TO be. have tried
them and found in them what needed. |
believe they will cure Dyspepsia and that is
saying much Tor any medicine, am glad,
therefore, to give my testimony"
Ataldruggsts'. rs cents Send to for free sample
DIR. ]. A. DEANE CO..
Kingston, New York.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
Barber Shop. \: y: =: = !:
p--rirst Glass
JN0. FIELDS PRO, !
5000 Offered Free!

OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 6, 1895.
PRoF. ]. r. DRAuoHos, PREs.DRAucHoN'sP PRAc.
rrcAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
DEAa STR THE time for which you deposited
$Ioo three months ago today as forfeit under
your proposition TO give $loo to any charitable
Institution In Nashville and $roo to any Business
College south of the Ohio River, II you could not
show more written applications for Dookkccpers
and Stenographcrs during the PAST FIVE
MONTHS thDu any other business Coilege south
of the Ohio River could show In the PAST FIVE
YEARS, has this day expired, aud, no demand
having been made, the same Is now held subject
TO your check. Respectfully,
W. r. DANG, Cashier.
MA certificate of deposit for the above
was published in the daily papers Of Nashville,
the Cinrinnani Enquirer, the atlanta ConstitE-
fion, and thirty Thousand circulars, giving. the
coiieres three months time to accept. NASH
viie DAILY Amsyiedr, dsvIi7, 1895.
write PROF. J. r. DRAucaoS. Nashville, Tenn,
: for his free Catalogue.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
Town and County News of
Lawreuceburg And
Vicinity.
Buy your stationery at W. R. Lewis.

Goe. Delagneau repairs watches and
clocks.
Bring in that load of wood you pro.
missed us on subscription.
Ed. Rucker, of Birmingham Ala
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Willie Harvey, of Frank
lin is the guest of Miss Harvey.
Fred Funk is clerking for the
old reliable firm of Dustin & Dunn.
Geo. Delagneau can make your razor
as good as new.
Buy a Buckeye drill from A.
Kraus & Son.
Get your scarlet top clover from
Joe Orth east of the city.
You can get the Buckeye drill
ter $62.50 cash at A. Kraus & Son,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Joiner on the 1st inst, a fine girl.
There will be services at the c.
P. church at regular hours Sunday
]. B. Gather is clerking at
The New York Bargain House.
The finest line of cooking stoves
at Schade & Son.
Staple groceries at let live prices
at Browns.
Buy your furniture at Kronk's and
you will get good goods cheap.
Revivals have been noticeable
scarce during the past summer.
The free school opened up Mon
day morning with III pupils.
Ed. Parkes returned Monday
from weeks visit in Nashville.
Hyou want to save your money
buy your groceries from Bell.
Immense quantities of fruit has been
dried during the past favorable season
Mrs. Luker will sell groceries as
cheap as the cheapest.
Take your county paper and pay fol
it in wood, you farmers who have teams
aud wood, what is cheaper.
Miss Pearl Mcclure, of Cornersvill(
is visiting her cousin Mrs. W. c. Spencer
this week.
Mr.. Robt. Afford, of Marshall Co
passed through the city Wednesda,
cnroute to West Point to visit hi
brother at that place.
Esq. C. G. Tarpley and wife, o
the 3rd district were visiting
friends here Monday.
Thursday-There are now ont
hundred and twenty-seven stu
dents in Lawrenceburg Institute.
A. Kraus & Son are agents for tn
Backeye Dill, you farmers VIII
haven't one, should buy this t.in'
and know you have the best.
Always trade with your HON
merchants, Why? Your interest j
his ipterest-Always here to sery
you. J. G. Bell.
Health of the city-Our citizen
have great cause for thankfulnes
in the continued good health Q
Lawrcnceburg.
| WANTED:-A hundred loads G
|
wood on subscription at this office.
WANTED-Every body VIII
wants the best groceries for tn
lowest price to come and see m
]. G. Bell.
Bring your Eggs, Poultry, Feather
Bees Wax, Ginseng, Hides and Tallo
to s. M. Dwiggins South West corne
of Square and get the highest mark'
price in cash.
FRUIT JARS MUST co.
We have a few more Mason jal
on hand which must 60 at cost t
make room for winter goods. Com
. and get them cheap for cash.
Schade & Son.
Mr.. Thomas Dunn, who ha
made an envious reputation as
business man, has also develope
{ wonderful talent as a gardner i
gave us one of the largest swet
potatoes last week we have eve
seen.
C. l.. Jones who lives two and
half miles north of Brace, will off
, , for sale at public out cry on tn
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06

at home.
Miss Lurlin Rogers left Monday
evening for Nashville whero she
will enter Wards Seminary.
Miss Minnie Bentley has accep-
ted a position in the Waynesboro
school.
Misses Hortie and Emma Cam
non are visiting their brothers at
Iron City.
Try your home paper! The
DEMOCRAT to new subscribers;
from now until Jan. 1st 1895. For
only 25cts.
The entertainment given at the
Institute last Friday night was
decided success.
-Four generations of one family
were at work in q field haying,
near Sagadahoc Ferry, Me-, a few
days ago.
REMOVED-to the Geodiker House,
South West corner of Squere, where |
would be pleased to see all of my old
customers and rs many new ones.
S. M. Dwiggins.
The A. NJ. E. church (col.) have
purchased lot from 7. w. Simms in
the southern part of the city and are
erecting neat s4x95 frame building
thereon. Rev. Isaiah Gholson, Of Col
umbia is pastor in charge.
My customary price for cabinet
photographs has been ST., but |
have decided to make them during
my stay in Lawrenceburg for So.
So come on and gctgood work cheap
while you can.
J, J. LeFan.
Subscribers will please bear in
mind that we are always in need
of money, and those who are
year or more behind on subscrip-
ton will please favor us with the
amount due.
Furniture never was so cheap
in Lawrenceburg before as it now
is at w. ". kronk's Agent for
Lawrence Furniture & Building
Co.
Frank Norman, one of Waynes-
boro's handsome and clever young
men has accepted a position with
The Joiner Dry Goods Co., and
will be found behind this popular
Cos. counters during the coming
season.
A woman out West hlving been
convicted OF having two husbands,
a contemporary says, she loved
| - ~ ,,,,,o1,, h,,4 4v,n ,vall
J.J. LeFan the artist, will be
here a short while so have your
photographs taken while you can.
The prospects for plentiful
harvest of chcstnuts, walnuts and
hickorynuts is good.
Call on J. G. Bell and get set
of those cheap single driving
harness.
The theatrical season will soon
be here, will the manager of the
Crockett opera house inform us
what is to be the earlist.
A window fell on Will King the
little son of Atty. w. r. King
Sunday morning, but Master VIII
received no serious injuries.
A petrifcd frog has been found
} in Elmira, N. Y, two feet eight
} inches IN length and weighing
over 100 pounds.
The heirs of Richard Wagner
, have received $4,000 as their
share Of the royalties from the pro
duction of the composers works
in the last six months.
Mrs. q w. Caperton, of Wayland
Springs in this county, gave birth
on the Goth of Aug. to triplets two
boys and a girl. The boys weighed
, 6 and y while the girl tipped the
scale at 81.
Quit kicking about hard times
and save money by buying gro
ceries from s., D. Medley.
A princess, countess, a duchess
; and the daughter of reigning
prince were among the 40C0 thic.
, YES, professional and unprofession-
al, arrested in Paris during the
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
w. HARMON,

DENTIST
Offers his professional services to the
public. Is prepared to do any work
needed in his line in best style. All
pains taken to give satisfaction and
charges reasonable. Office on Pulaski
street nearly opposite Post Office.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
PRESBYTERY.

l\A-OI' 4 LIN !
The Rlchland presbytery will
meet at the c. P. church this town,
on Saturday before the 4th Sabbath
in this month, at eleven o'clock.
Between so and rs members will
be present. 1t will close on Tues
day; but we expect one or more
ministers to remain and protract
the meeting through the week. |
am doing my best to make this a
very pleasant and profitable meet
ing. The public is invited to
attend all the meetings.
J. nj ASHFORD Pastor.
Last August while working in the
harvest field | became overheated, was
suddenly attacked with cramps and was
nearley dead. Mr.. Commings, the drug
gist, gave me dose of Chamberlains
Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. now
keep bottle of the remedy handy. A.
NJ. Bunnell, Centeryille, Wash. For
sale by j. II. Stribling g. Co.. druggist.
"If men were compelled to give a
reason for everything they profess
to believe, one of two things is
certain; either, reasons would be-
come more abundant than they
are in the present day, Or doctrines
would be fewer.
BoULING GREEN, KY, Sep. 2-95.
Ed. DEMocRAT-It was my pleas
ure to visit your town in Aug,
1890, at the Crockett Union, that
I was elected Vice Pres, # the
Clan (Which Office | still hold) you
know. There they had a small
flag known as the alone Star"
which we would like very much to
have at our reunion, which viii
be held at Alamo, Crockett county
Tenn, Sept. 18th; we would either
buy or borrow and pay express
both ways or if they should sec
cause to donate to us to keeI
among the many relics we have
/ hope to get some information
through your press in regard t(
this.
J. G, Crockett, V. P.
Mrs. E. E. Davis, Of San Miguel, Cal
SAYS: "I am trying in measure to repay
the manufacturers of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for the great good thcil
remedy has done me. For years ] was
constant sufferer from weak lungs anc
bronchial asthma. My rest at night was
disturbed by a hacking cough, 50 that
felt miserable the greater part OF th'
time. Many remedies recommended b,
friends were tried, none of which prov
ed suitable to my case. did not cxpe
rience any beneficial results until
began taking Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy. After two bottles of the larg'
size have been used / am pleased h
state, my health is better than it ha
been for years. The soreness has LET
my lungs and chest and | can breath
easily. 1t has done me so much goo'
that | want all who are suffering from
lung troubles, as was, to give it
trial. For sale by ]. II. Striblin
& Co., druggist
rs
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-09-06
GEO. DELAGNEAU,@s = -

Wishes to inform the public that he
has dissolved partnership with t. f.
Wilkerson Mr. Wilkerson retiring, he
is also desirous Of saying that he is
permantly located here having bought
both residence and business property,
and he proposes to do all kinds Of first
class repairing from putting a hair
spring in watch to repairinga boiler.
So if you have a machine, bicycle, clock,
watch or any thing out Of repair take it
to Geo Delagneau who will guarantee
all work to give perfect satisfaction.
ILAWRENCEBURG MARKETS.
COUNTRY PRoDUcE.--Corrected
weekly by WV. Kronk.
FSgS iclS.
Butter 10cts.
Beeswax 20cts
Chickens Frying Size s to 1C
Hens 15cts. to 17cts.
Turkeys Acts.
GRAIN AND CEREALS.
Irish Potatoes 75cts.
Corn 45cts.
German Millet s1.50 to $1.65.
Clover Seed $3.50 to $500.
Wheat 60cts. to 65cts,
Country Hams s to 81.
Shoulders 81 to 6,
Sides 7 to y.
The New South., 1895-08-03
MISSISSIPPI GLEANINGS.
SHORT NEWS ITEMS FROM MANY
SECTIONS or THE STATE.
The Latest Srwa Dispatches from 81
over silssissippi An Interesting
budget ~ sews for Hur-
ried Headers.
9IissIssnpl eGAurArQuA.
fiose Of Very Successful i,dncationa
Meeting.

F,If
1i'tAiAh CRUISES sit..s ne hIAi
= 'sAgavi ile a3isslssiIpi 1p'.nialisi' i'l'' ~
tsinblS' which eioeea saturday es''ss'i,R,
Nha u maff regpfela s1eeesNini pegpha
ii'e inpsi saiagtihe expectations Prom
we opening hour tl.e attendance has
hneh good ana ~ special Gays iis
crowds have been immense "a boih
stadaSa Rrfaf thr1uEs listened t9 tue
preached word on the dnyh when ania
Jones ana present the people hoeked
from ~ directions. iiin native thgnis
natl, liRa olat kfpmi drew We hfsl
time beeHnea u The novelty ler heeond
appearances YaH greeted by large
number Wha ehine not from curiosity
al9ile, hni from the dcaire e hear 50
bright woman apenh the SECOND time,
Nf. Elliutt'a laat appearance Mas ~ tho
nature q nj ovation One 81 the
laraest crowds Of the assembly came ~
bear Hazel lAifke Inst night
Tho pfeaohing on the t@u snnda3a Of
The New South., 1895-08-03
Tie raran.aIa.

The tarantnla il laygs burro-ing
spider which dwslls 10 saaft-like hole
il ninks 10 tbs earth. It's appearance
il most repalsiye, and inspires any
ons who examines it with feeling OF
profound disgust As ii stands. II
frequently covers an area as large as
tho palm oi mnn's hand, and over
its body aud legs there brigtles athick
covering Of red-brown hair. II may
be said that It's home is in many lands,
but its greatest aizs is attained IN
tropical and rsmi-tropical countries.
In tie sonth Of Europe, along the
Mediterranean cosat, IL has been
known for centuries as the mad
spider" because the symptoms follow
ing it, bite ara similar 10 those of
hydrophobia, There tho psasantry,
especially those 81 Sicily, regard it
with mingled feelings Of hate and
aaperstitious dread.
They will tell you that the only
chance OF recovery from its bite is for
the patient to commence dancing
without delay, and 10 continue until
he falls aenseless from exhaustion =
remedy which, ridieulousas il seems,
has something 10 be said in its favor,
when we know that the one danger to
be overcome Is the tendency to sleep,
says Chambers's Journal As long
as this can be- successfully avoided the
patient Il IN no danger but il he gives
way and allows himself to fall into a
stupor, then ho ID likely TO snccnmb,
even from tho comparatively mild
poison OF tho European variety.
II is In tho tropical countries Of
South America, however, where oil
forms 81 inject and vegetable life at.
tain their hiahest development, that
this great spidcr is most deadly. And
farther north, il the provinces Of
I Mexico, where II is quite as numor-
Gus, It's poison is only slight degree
T less dangerous. TAere we have met
4 il everywhere aud Gtnlied its habits.
In the orange ogonaris. the vineyards
! eni ths open prAiries we have watche |
7 II attack enemies many times its own
size, nna marvelea Mt tho esso with
/ which IL oysreams them. ETeu its
own kind are not exempt from its
+ fierce onslaught, and ws remember
once seeing pair Of th,m meet on
tho uptnrned root OF iig tree and
fight duel to tho death tho death
OF both.
OF man IL seems to have no fear
whatever, aud will attack without hes
iiation either his hand or foot, if they
come within striking distance. In
doing 50 it stands upon Its fonr hind
legs. II opens wide its enormous
fangs until tho msndibles protruae in
straight line from its face; then,
with all the muscular force il is ca
pablo Of, launches itself forward, sink
ing them With vicious thrust deep
\ insu tho sesst or tfis enemy.
The New South., 1895-08-03
munpnR INA JAIL.
Cherokee BnI KiiIs Guard In nes-
perate Attemnt % I.scane.
n
eereimy q siaie.


fonr smtrn, Ark The city ii al
excited Tonight ever cold blooded
murder committed within the confines
of Tho fcderal jill. Cherokee Bill, the
notorious criminal and outlaw, who il
ntpreaent nnder sentence Of death has
another lilo 10 answer for A little
after six o'clock this evening, while
fnrnkey III. q. E,oT was making his
rounds Of tho cells accompanied BY
Lawrence Kunting, the night guard, Ms
thoy came TO the cell occupied by
Cherokee Bill they noticed that il had
been tnmpefed with AZ Eoif WAS en-.
dcnyorihB 10 release his keys, Cherokee
Bil3s door was thrown violently open
and the outlaw stepped out with a
cooked revolver 10 bis hand. Throwing
II down ON keating, who was only a
few feet away he said; Throw up
your hands, God d-n You, or I'il kill
YOU Hardly Ind he spoken before
the fntnl nhot was fired He was dead
III ii few minutes E@f abnndahed his
lgeya and started to run. As he turned
tho corner of the tier of cells Cherokee
Bill fred al him but missed him, Cher
ukec Bill pursued the turnkey, firing at
him four times. Other guards came to
Iiolfls rescue and began TO fire their
WinchesterA III Cherokee Bills direc-
fion, but the closely woven grating pre-
vented the shots taking effect. Seeing
thnt his attempt TO escape was futile,
Bill ran back to his coll, Arogular fu-
aiIade was kept mp by the guards for
some time aud liil finally agreed to
give mp his revolver il the guards would
promise not to kill him, He turned it
over 10 Henry Starr and by him the
weapon was pissed out to the guards
A search revealed the fact that Cher
okee Bill had in his possession enough
cartridges 70 have killed fifty men
Other prisoners are implicated in the
conspiracy to break Jail.
The New South., 1895-08-03

Thousands Of women, especially in the
spring Of the year. are nervous, tired, have
headache, sick stomach, fainting spells, dizzi-
ness, scanty or nrofuse menses, weak back,
constipation; their sides. shoulders and limbs
neha constantly in fact, they suffer from gen
erai debility Of tho whole system. The supe-
rior tonic qualities 81 McEiree's Wine o. Car
hui mako il the leading remedy for this class
- troubles.
Mrs. T. G. Adams, chattoogaville, Ga.
writes; ''Two years ago I was taken sick
With indigestion. faintlng spells, constipation,
falling 81 the womb, and various other symp-
TOMS and kept gr;ting worse and worse.
After taking faur hotties Of McElreo's Wine 81
Carini IN connection with Thedford's Black
nranght tea I an able to 40 any kind Of work
that women can do.
~ T. ceker, Calvina, Fla. says; sMc-
Flroc's Wine ot caraui has brought rosy
checks back to one Of my cousins after she
was given up to die by two Of the best
physicians
The New South., 1895-08-03

TAYrht Fra Passengers arriving.
by Tho plnnt limo steamship from Gu.
be state ID the battle ~ YnlonznelA
Gampaa iofes numbered 1000 and iha
insurgents 500. ~ iha vigilance 81
tho Spanish advance piekais TIN Span.
iah forces ware not le,l into the Cuban
eironBholde. but 8heescd % into i
plain, whore the fnrees mel. The III.
eurgenta killed OIL the spaniah horses
IA order ~ capture what provisions,
arms nHd ainmumiion They bore, anil
70 eut Of rnmrua escape
Two mounted pieleia arriving, they
gave their mounts 10 Cnmpoa aud i
companion, Aho reaehed Bayamn Al Z
o'clock IL tha morning. The inmt.
gent lameg were between SO mud toe,
while the Apuniah lDhH Is sail 10 have
been more thHn 700 II this engage
meut Lnln Beniz had 900 men III hia
command. 81 which but twenty five
survived
uen Mhaim0 Gomo1's bendlnaftafH
nro now at Nnjaai, which ii Of easy 81.
ceea ~ i number ~ principal eitiea.
Col Mifnhel, commanding GEO men,
hoyufn between Puerto Principe mud
NnoyiiaA, iuicreepiinR AT pfoYia0na
and I've hlurl lie han also DESTROYED
tie failroRd Il b m1 that lbo Hpan.
inrda III Havana desire Campua ~ ~.
Hiitnte reign af terror hY alnughter.
ing Chhana indiaeFlminaiely 1hey
de not Nuui him - be 10 conservative.
About iha Goth tmall handbill Nas
circulated III Havana, nfetng thai HI
the review nn the gath. which Naa tho
Quofn'a birthday, the proper neiion
would ~ p Wait the Gnhauna aud ret
hanguilly, ARnifro aud Gomez. 10 put
rapu around their necka and lfag
thom around Tho alreetH.
The Ailanta nrrigingpn the morning
" IA a2d. eansad suspension 81 The
onttnRe The review did not occur.
Aionuol snnguilly, now Ia New York,
received letter from hia imprisoned
brother, advising him nf tho coniem
plated move, and the former ~ oneo
notified the secretary IL atnte. The
departure of The Atlanta from key
West Immediately followed When
Tho Atlanta returned 70 Key West ahe
wnH placed III quarantine. Gpmpnn IL
expected IN Havana soon.
The New South., 1895-08-03
Mnrdcr nIystcry c1enren un.

TonEpo, 0. The mystery surround.
ing the murder Of Stanilos Nowtiski,
who was killed Saturday evening, was
cleared up by the confession of two
Poles, who were arrested Mt South
Bend. Ind, nnd brought here. Frank
Pyzka confessed to the chief Of police
that he, with friend namo John IA.
lass, while in a drunken quarrel, fired
the fatal shot and then escaped during
the confusion. They went to Sontt
Bend, whore they were arrested. Johl
Zolenaki, member Of the party, wai
arrested as the murderer, and was in.
strumental il causing the arrest Of th,
guilty parties Eio was released from
custody on order Of the chief.
The New South., 1895-08-03
An lmnrnrea Fog slsnal Ncoaea.

The idea that water-tight compart.
meuts viii necessarily save q ship from
siuking after collision has been dis
proved over aud over again. The Elbe
had its watertight compartments, but
they did not save it, and 1.-THE Lucania,
Tor example, should hit her sister, the
Campania, square amidships, the latter
would probably be lost as surely as
she would be injured. 1t is suggested
that the onlv safeguard for ships Mt
sea is tho faithful use Of some mora
penetrating sound than that Of tha
log horn Or theinveEtion Of some deli
cate electrical eonlriyanco which shall
always toll 81 another ships presence
in the nelehborhood. A fortune prob
ably awaits tho electrical inventor
who can rise to this emergency. New
Orleans picsSnne.
The New South., 1895-08-03
a Frclaht rraln 10 hhea.

PINE BLuFf, ARK. Freight train
No. l., of the Cotton Belt road, was
robbed Of goods TO the amount ai
about $1,000, The articles stolen were
crates Of hams. boxes Of canned goods,
etc. The thieves must have been So.
creted in the cars containing the goods
and thrown them eif along the road. i
being dark and the run nearly all II
night. AZ just what points Of the road
the cars containing the goods were re-
lieved has not rs yet been determined,
but it is supposed that confederates
came along and picked the articles up
after they were thrown OF Four cars
were empticd and the discovery was
not made until the train reached the
shops in this city. An investigation
ID being conducted by the officials 81
the road, and but little doubt is fell
that the plunderers win be appre-
hcnded
The New South., 1895-08-03
Tho I,nitlc Nenr ilnxnmo.

LoNpoE, Tho Times has dispatch
from Havana, which says;
Accounts Of the lighton Tie rond be-
tween Mnnzanillo md Boyamn Gu
which Gen. Snniocildos wns killed.,
which have been puhlished hitherto,
wero under censorship aud largely I'M.
agiuary No oflcinl account hns yet
been received from Capt. don Campua,
The government admita That three ~.
ilcers aud seventy men were killed
Tho general impression here il Tint
Capt uen, Cnmpoa met with distinct
reverse. All the mules and horaai
we're killed BY his order, 20 that he losi
his baggage train Gampoa himself
arrived at Bayamo on foot Tho tlead
and wounded wore lei, on the field
at IL stated in official circlca Tint
Capt, Glen, Campos went 20 Baynme
against the advice 81 the General com
manding AZ Man1anillo, because he had
heard that the insurgents intended Il
occupy The town ard proclaim pro-
yisonal government