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MINES And MINING.
The EIChangs Will Open is Doors
on Saturday NomI1g.
NEW QUARTERS NEARLY READY.
1hf ITc ls Up ting viii nar' on
iht Uark i--Nut,, fum llch-
II ld-pp aud spurs.

The salt Lake Stock and Mining
Exchange will oren its doors TO the
brokers and mining men, at 80 Conn
mofclal street, on Saturday motning
nextat 1850 am. At that time the
call Of Stoke will commence with
President Airs in the chair ami W. T..
Vigus, the newly elected secretary anu
caller, WELDING the hammer In the
latter capacity.
A peep into the new quaftots 10.
day revealed the feet that things wern
being put In shape Tor the first day's
proceedings under the new regime.
The seats for spectators, Ulcers suu
representatives Of the pres' nto In their
places and the official roslfum has been
carpoted ami made comiorlatlr.
While the room Ia not 90 large as that
lust vacated by the exchange, o. H.
commodious enough 10 aocommoiat,
I'll who will take any part OF show iu.
tercsl In the pro ecdings. Tnen again,
the font Of the apartments IL mofU
Ia harmony win tho finances
Of the exchange. Tue walls
ato rather dry at present, but Secfu.
lAty Nigus tnfotmrd the NEWS man
that be intended having thum calcl-
mined In the nohf future. When thai
IL done tho place will look bright sni
oueetiul and II Will doubtless have n
good eject on the brokers.
nnVNnu ha fsNuHNk That the AauWH he
the exchange have been closed, very
little business has been transacted In
the local mining stock market. rhis
Is not wholly because Of there having
been no established market quotations,
hut N due principally 10 tho fact that
tuere has been no desire on the part Of
mining men 10 speculate either
way Ia that direction. some Of thu
brokers, however, think that this lull
In business will be broken upon tht
revival OF work on the exchange,
while othets are Inclined a. lhu
opinion that no deals or transaciions Of
any particular magnitude viii take
place until after tue presidential eloc.
ton.
However this may DO tho fact &c.
mains that some little degree of Interest
at least will be- awskuntd BY the opera.
tiOns Oi tho brokers on 'change. The
sstaollihlng OF daily market quotations
viii DO an Incentive 10 mining men 10
either buy or cell certain nt0uha in
which they nf6 particularly Interested.
IL Will show substantially the
operations At the mines by making the
public acquainted win whether or not
the stock. aro decreasing or mstorializ.
Ing In value, anu will. Therefore bring
on transactions, however small they
may he, and cause n certain degfop VI
activity, which does anu las not "a.
ietou during the period OF rest and TO-
creation which the brokers have been
,ndulgiug In. This amount OF good
viii certainly arise from tue operations
IN 'change,snd some Of the local stock
brokers ARE eagerly waiting for bAlut.
uay TO come. that they might be- ahle
70 once more yet into the pit ana make
known their "bidt" anu "Asks.D
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Personal Paragraphs.

II. Mcvicar Of Denver is Cullen
guest.
plc,on.
Chicago.
II. T., Eaton OF New York is at the
Iempiclon.
n. I, Anthony OF Denver Is stopping
ut tho Gallon.
W, Il, burton /, In from Morcur and Al
The Walker.
A, d, Robbins OF Guunison il stopping
At the Malkor
Miss L. a. johnson Of Boston is rogis.
tered At tho Cull0n,
Androw Hay OF Los Angeles isonrolled
At tbo Templotou.
Dan Reber Is down FROM Idaho and La,
room az the Cullen.
u. @. walkoy OF slaunlon, Ark.
Tooming NJ tho Walker.
J. W. Pros'or Of Davenport, Iowa. 4.
among the knuisford guests.
,, 4. 4. and Annie sherman Of Galveston.
Texas. are at me rolnploIon,
Martin J. Hitler Of Sau Francisco repi,.
tered ~ tho knu'sford today.
j. Hartman and Thomas Charles Of
lhlz oiiy are located at the Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hall OF New South
MalrH, AUSTRALIA, aro..s uosls at the lem.
plo,on.
W. ID. Mashburn OF Chicago aud Mrs.
NJ r. kelso u Portland, Oregon, are AZ
the kuutsfoTd
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4 ssmples Of ore recently received from
tho state Line district anu assnyud In
this city, show 1913 ounce silver and
81 Ia gold to tho ton.
Arthur Baker IL home from Bul.
honvillr with the report that the Wofks
there have al ol0'el down, 80 says the
Rlchheli Aiv0utJe,
Tue Cedar valley lust over the noun.
tains from Motouf J. fast coming Into
ptomlncl CO ~ o. mining camu, aud
much good Oro IA ueiug extracted from
ptopcruol located there.
The New Guinea Mining ami MIL.
iug company viii shortly enter the
Held 10 nn INCORPORATED concern. T.
owns valuable properties at tho head OF
11v,frm crack, in tue Erickson
district, ToOrlc county,
The proposed mill Tor the Northern
Light, mention of which was made IA
The NEWS column some time ago, Will
llkoIy have IT. erection commenced
within about a month ut tho outset.
II. }. Deter aud J. u. Taylor have
suocutucd IN securing u loaso and pond
on the Marion Consolidated gfoup OF
claims IN the Alta district, and will
pooceed ut once 60 develop the proper.
tics nni commence tue extraction ana
shipment " GREE.
Nj. -. Daugherty, corresp)nieut
ot the John q, Morgan Brokerage
o3mphry NJ Denver, Colo, has opeuel
o branch oiilos IA this city, at IS west
second S.uth street. His purpose is 10
buy and coll ttocks, bonds, gain anu
pf1vIeionr Tho latest quotations by
vie tre urn'shud continuously every
day.
a dlspatch II m San beraaTdino,
Cal, under date OF July "a, says that
.u1ihrr rich strike has besn made IA
Rand dislliol but i've Mules from the
original discovery AZ RanIsburg. Tho
new Lad h iu San Bernardo.
county, hCrHsH the line IU.u
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STATE NEWS.


Randolph Roundup: Rich county
vail have large surplus Of grain and
hoy this year, sud u becomes qurs.
ton among our fAuchefs Of, what snail
we do with ~ The pflues prevailing
Tor grain hardly pays for raising II,
aud We believe IL would be by far the
best solution OF the difficulty to store
tue grain until u IN in demand at q
better price than Mt present. Some Of
our people are unable to DO this, ~
they depend s5lely on the crop OF the
present for their livelihood; 10 them We
sayi Store what you can, and try to
make the quantity m re- each succeed.
ing year. BY doing this you
VIII have some ON hRuu
when better prices prevail, al.
though In tie meantime you might
have 10 deny yourselves something
which you desire. Regarding the hay
why rot endeavor 70 get stock Ina 10
winter? Our climate is the finost In
tho intutmguntain region for winter
Ing cattle, they always do well and
come out In tue spring looking ~ u
they had been stabilized. q. Jacobson
toli ~ the other day that during this
vintot u 1894 anu 1895 he brought
hve hundreI head Ui cattle into Rich
county anu winiutuI them, auJ, what
was more 10 TIL point, Mt n big profit T.
himBeli. A complete study Of this quos.
Ton before they dispose OF their hay
anu ctols will be no loss Of time 10
cur farmers and fagchmen.
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a Grandpapa.

Oloi A. r. Fousoll was oil smiles
today aud well he might be. for he had
Just received telegram from his sou,
Df. John w. Forssell Of Astoria, n. ",
ni1fming him Of circumstance
which made hin grandfather In the
birth to his snt's wife OF bounuing
naty boy. Hereafter Olai will douhtlcis
b. pleased ana cuutepted with tue 81.
citation OF "Grudlu.O
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OBITUARY.
rmzAnrrn ANN WADE.

Died at the family residence In oakley
addition, salt Lake CITY, July %. 1870, Of
hear failure. Elizabeth Ann Wade, wife
u Joseph g. Wade, tho pantor, formerly
OF the sixteenth ward. Deceased was
born in Dovonpnn, bevnnshirc, Eng
land, On the first day Of June. ls51i SHE
was baptized into tue Church In 1876!
emirfaloi To Utah In the fan Of 1851.
Tho many Elders who travelled in the
Lands End distric' Of the Bristol cOu.
ference will remember her many acts Of
kindnoss She was always ready to boar
her testimony TO the truth OF tho uyor-
lasf ing Gospel She was n loving wife
and devoted mother She died a. she
had lived. aihful 1.attef.dny Stin..
She leaves "a husband ak children and
many friends to mourn hor loss. The
youngest child was 10 days old NJ the
time u IT, mothers lea h.-lCoN.
Millenuial star, please copy.
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Kern county. An entirely new
edge has been Uncovered and the
auriace prospects, while not 30 large, arc
richor than the original strike ana will
nud much TO the reputation Of the
campo. The new ledge IA traced by sut.
lace groupings for more than thou..
anu .eet, with an apparent width Of
ihrro feet. The reports say that the
rocks iniriy sparkle with tho free gold,
which can b. seen ata distance OF ten
ieei, aud % IL possible to get colofs
ir M any o. the ore. The heat In the
camp 10 Intense aud water 10 very
sc8fCe.
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LITERARY NOTE.

Mr. w. T. Stead, Whiting In the
u view OF Reviews, describes the
sost work Of DLBarnArio, "the father
n. ~ 'ooiy's Children" This work
b -Hi thirty years ago with Dr.
. r.oido'a forts to better the lot OF
twenty-five homeless boys In Loudop.
nnl now o, 200 boys anu girls are cared
Z In the various BarnArdo Homes
by ihls great system OF relief mofe
IAN $4,000 n the class called by MI.
afAd the "Don't.llve-nowhe re.,i ha va
teen provided with homes. ms
article Ia illustrated from photogtaphs
OF various groups Of children who are
now inmates of these Homes.
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MINOR MENTION.

the body OF Lincoln AKolson, killed
on the U. r., viii be- ehippoi b his
relatives In Santa Anna this evening.
Tomorrow evening, Mfs. Rachel o..
Miller residing " 2ij north FiI /
We, street viii entertain the Utah
Numon's Prvss cub. All mtmboFs
at., cordially invited 10 be prrtelt.
Illis r. Shipp, Secretary.
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preach. The services had commenced
on our arrival, and we failed to hohf
all Of the morning discussion, but what
we did hear wac we'll delivered, and
the preacher confined himself strictly
10 the Bib.e all iho way through,
not utiefiug word at any time thatauy
exceptions could be taken 10. Ailet tue
morning services were concluded, n
bounielus dinner was spread by the
| good people Of the noighbOfhDOJ, anu
all present invited 70 patiase; my
friend aud myself, however, accepted
an Invitation TO dinner with that
| prince OF COED fellows, janice Owens,
and right royalty were we entertained
ny him ami his good wife al their
home near by.
"Anef dinner we returned u the
bounds and listened 20 another nne
srfmOn by the president Of the body.
rhis was n conference ~ what Ia known
as MofmOne, or Latter-day Saints,
there being tnifty.four OF the Elders
present, all comparatively young, nnu
looking, Intelligent men.
1.-THE congregation was made ~
from among the beet people Il that
section, ana the best VI order pre-.
vailed" w. M.B.
Tho health OF the Eldors is go1i.
They all lett conference for their r.
sptctivu counties, absolutely without
purse or scrip with determination 10
carry cut the Instructors gwen anu
10 iulhl every requirement made Of
them.
Elder NJ. Thoma, was rendered n
hearty vote OF thanks for his unlif. !
ing lab1rs A. president Of this |
conference Tor tue past eleven |
monlhe. He left Tor home Tuesday |
afternoon, July 2lsi, after az absence |
Of twenty -levon mouths, carrying with |
him tho love, eslenm aud klndest
Wishes % the Elders and saints OF the /
conference.
Elder J. DeGray Dixon was ~.
pointed aud sustained ~ ME successor.
The NEws comes 10 u regular anu
e greatly appreciated by all the
Tho following arc the Eden nd.
druisei:
J. Decay Dixon and John $, Blaip,
Boz O27, Puiefsburs, Va.
H. J. Bisuugi aud Ellsha Brown,
Ofnngu &. IL, OHngu county, W.
Henry "a. BOhnuy JIG. aud Albert
A. Day, LJulaA e. H., Louisa county,
Va.
ID. H. Matthews and J. A. Mabey
't1lausNille, Caroline county, Va,
hiius Day aad J. -, KsuIsl, sum.
Inll, SpliisylvauiH county, Va.
W. W. huhAkor AID "a. B, Cfoucn,
Julpeper 4. IL, ca. oyer county, V,
lhpnM 4, X muRy And h. i
Au.m', B'emo Bun, Fiuvanna Gu I.
N, W. Klmban JL and Ru,ice
/, Ncn' Bedford CITY, Bedford county,
q. W. Nlb'oy Jr. and II. Z. Butler,
nathan, Z itsylvauiA c1u0ty, W.
Wallnea F'ioand Joseph o guInorpr,
Montreal Nelson county, Va
dolryu IL. Wsbb aud J. q. LlninrI,
mher'h q. H., Amherst county,
Va.
W. X. Buruham snd Ernest puc.,
hs1lsOu, &. H., Madison county. Va,
samuel Jackson ava n. G.. HOinugs
gotsh, RuttbuTg, CampbolI county.
William d. Dixon and David Can.
Henry county, Va.
4. II. HAWKES. aud j. Il. Gibbs,
stuart, Patrick county, Va.
EleNandrt Adams anu new com.
'anion, Rchy Mount, Fmnkln
unity, Va.
He6sr W. Beokslrani and now
'?.mpanlon, HillsvllIe, Carroll county,
You're truly,
J. De GKEY DIXON,
Pfosljeut NifsIniR COuisfvucr.
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THE GREEN BAG.

Arthur Carter, u, OF Provo. and
Matilda L0rieu, II, Of this ui1, were
oday giveu license to many.
socTCtary ot State Hammond today
auod the following commlsslops
.0larics public; Joel Rirks, Pin.
equity; Al1uzlJ, sgsukey, 4 r'els. n
%. Reyes, Sewer; and L.. y Ktibv.
oluHeiimau At Eureka, JuaO county.
Charies Muset, Eq, tsere ary of
hu Philadelphia hotJiu gicaI eooigty.
In lHu uity. lie visited the AM,
liogr1 today, anu ma4e call on H5y.
''nor WrllH this afternoon. Mr., MIN.
e, was much interested In frrigatirI.
3Hd lald topics uB sel forth hy CIgr.
I.tldefsAot OF the State hnl board
Il may be OF interesl to holders o,
,epngi AEln entered upon since Jan
j. lsbli 10 know tlat any inurgys.
nento made on the land sllcs u.t
'lmc viii not be corsi.eTfI IN rur.
lhases,a tho succts,fil d let ID Gol
'he prescott holder cAunOl DO Lul
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liable or raymeu, ior such improve
meuts.
The Salt Lakc Valley Loan ami
Trus; company today hled suit wit h
the CLERK OF tine Thiri district court
against j. T.. Millspauph aud Mary &.
Millspsugh 10 recover ~ 200 on aptom-
ias0ry note AMI Interest from June 26ih
last at per cent per month, with slUO
attorneys fee.
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10 Investigate the jameson Tro.

10 Investigate 'he Jameson IroubIs.
LONDON, July 3O.--rhe House Of
Commons today adopted motion OF
Joseph Chamberlain to appoint a select
committee to inquire into the al.
minlsirAtlon OF the British Chartered
South Africa company, Including the
insertion Of gu amendment offered by
Sir Willism HRroourt, tho Liberal
leader, that tho COMMITTEES also iuauire
into the origin aud eircumslancos Of
the raid OF Jameson.
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Mn'n rls .nss1 runs away With you there
.S,u, 70 Do mo- stopping It, You lose
,,i.'hs'h aHd weight and vitality and am.
i41ll'l. Everything seems 10 p6 M oBrr
nis o. what iH ytlled running down 70 n
~ Dy,ll.e ih' blood IL wrong Ia ncts
Sne pNhNihEup elements Tie Jipr.tiy.
powers Aig lur0ig aud fail 10 get mil p,t,t
ugn OUT of Oh. iuud '''
Ihgie o. nothing Ia the world so good o.,
gIlii'. l.n tate Of affairs as Dr. Pirrrris
Iio..,n sl.AlyW Discovery II puts now
SIemrn' into ila blood IL hlls ii win tbs
,ll, giving DE-. g1puscles. IL gives povgr,
=" '". e.. 1F. apparatus 60 gct uuiritisr
ua' .l ll. food, II pundrs cunchr. 1pj
N5a,tttg. ~. circulation no that every organ
y, W.. u'uy q ailcugthgucd aud built m
" tones and 'nHgomtes the nerves
IlAA'' Nafl, healthy muscular Hesb IL
S !.. npl make useless fat like cod liver oil
~ l"',"S I,Np'e gain power aud vitality
.9"tl lHr Golden Medical Dtscoygr,, y
without gaining amy supcrluous acsh.
,ssl'.'i 4,'l of sickness aud a great many
'I'l' nia' might be saved 10 any 6uiiy
Joy ping % ,upy OF Dr. Pirfceis grsat
thousand page nee book 1.-THE Common
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INV NuHK. July sI Trading ~ the outset
was ball IN with thr sentiment largely innu.
onred ny tho changed front Of The foreign
operators LATER gahlvs reported n higher
market Tor American securities ArhitfaEo
houses were cOnsplcuous purchasers Of inter
national fhyuUtes The gains scored were
manly fractional sugar advanced = per cont
TO tt2t,
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KilIsd mis- Family.

AUSTIN, Tex, July 8O.-W. h. Burt,
a member Of one OF tue beat tamills
IN this city, Killed his wife ana two
children, aged . ana 4 years, anu sank
laclf bOlies In a oisltTn.
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chicago july D.
wheat-July and Aug s.. September. o.,
az.
Dorn-July, 49,. 70 sept, sltdt.
Oata-July, ~. sept 49, as
rnrH july. tn.t1, sUUt.. gN.ilis.
Lnru-Juiy, 81 ibt sent. $40.
ltbs-JuiY, Is 10 sept N.gualla.
ilaN-5l
mothy-tl %
Rye H1Is
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ruE sEvIEu NINE.


For several yean Charles Lammors.
dori has teen presldenl, treasurer aud
manager OF the SEWER Mining com.
panv. sSvs the n cn npid Anvncain.
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Sense Medical Adviser = =
- hand II gives valua.
Die recipes for curing
the diseases that afe
durable without % doctor
aud comprehensive I'm
formation about lnat
omy aud ply si1logv
With over tlirgg hundred
Illustrations A paper.
bound copy sent nee
'n receipt Of twenty one
lne-ecut stamps TO pay
HE bare cost OF mailing
IVfH Ado. NHr.zf1I
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ChicaEo Live stock
Chicago, July 3d.
iioga-
lIght, 8l.t3atl.3.
Mixed, flN.dt1s0
Heavy, $40 as 10
Rouge, gld1dtLi5.
cattle
Reeves, s. lsattG0
Cows and heifcfs. ~ tiHtg.ss.
Texas HtuCrs, sldIafl IS
stockcrs aud feeders, " G1aflis.
rhocp-Mafkot nriu 10 W cents higher
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The Lovely Num.yum.
wi IN the Japanese village with he
FOO 'aii ~ voice every night tbs wetl
Nl q tiheid.
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Di,l.pcn,a4ry Medical Association. 66y Main
s Swoe' hnuho N Y fine cloth bound
The additional expense of this moi. N ~
some and more durable binding. 500
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Iittr-t t.
Lead uLuI
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1896-12-12
The Presidents MESSAGE.

The message of President Cleveland
IS now before the public, having been
handed I'D to on Congress last Monday
evening. This paper had been anxious
~ looked for, and hopes were enter
tanned that the President would recom-
mend some decided steps toward put
tihg a stop to the atrocities being prac-
ticed III Cuba but in this the reading
pnbl'c was sorely disappointed AL
5hough a large part of the message is
devoted to the Cuban question. it con
talns naught but glittering generaIities.
it would seem that the Monroe doctrine
that caused Uncle Sam to christie up''
SO when En- gland tried to rob Venezuela
ora part OF It's territory, does not plo-
duce like effect when the Spaniarls
are numbering and torturing men and
women IN Cuba, much nearer home than
Venezuela. But our President hasever
been unique. The Venezuelan affair. the
condition of affairs in Turkey are Incl
dentally mentioned. The message makes
:. statement OF the condition of the pub
nc treasury, showing Il substantial de-
hcif. He pays il tribute to the excel.
lency OF our system of government, AS
evinced by the hearty acceptance of the
result OF the last election. This will be
Mr.. Cleveland's last state paper and
we opIne that the American public will
bid him farewell without any fee|in 20
of regret.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1896-12-12
District Court.


The civil term of the District Cuui
convened on last Monday, accor,iny to
to law, with Judge Duple presiding
The term will occupy ali the month of
December, cases being fixed as late as
the Goth. " "
Judge Dupie recused himself liz the
following cases. having been of counsel:
Opelousas Mercantile Company VS..
Liquidators Of J. Meyers g. Co; j. Mey-
ers d Co. vs.. Liqnidators referred to
p. n. Cnllonl, judge ad hoe. j Meyers
O. Co. VS.. Orte,e Fruge; e. Hebe,t VS..
Joseph Dejean; Pierre Mstric VS.. Ana
tole Arnaud referred to C. W. DuRoy,
judge ad hoe. NJ. Levy & Sons VS.. Lau-
rent Dossmann referred to X. Bailio,
Judge ad hoe. Mary Ann Petit Us. D.
l.. Todd; f; referred 20 w. G.. Perrault.
judge ad hoe. Red River Oil Company
VS.. L. S. Isacks V. Boagni vs.. A. War
tell referred to w. S. Frazee, Judge
ad hoe. N. Burke Company VS.. Louis
Vanhille referred to r. Lee Garland,
judge ad hoe.
The conrt appointed the following
jury commissioners Henry Crawford,
Henry l.. Erich, Gustave Fuslier, Gle
Ophas Doucet and Garland Peck.
The judge amended Rule 6 Of the
conrt so as to read as follows: Ceases at
issue on the civil, probate and appeal
dockets will be called on the first day of
the term and fixed for trial upon motion
of either counsel. When not reached
on the day fixed, they will be- re-assign-
ed for subsequent day, on motion of
either counsel"
Rule No. II is repealed.
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Killing of DR.. Savant.

Grand Cheniere, Cameron parish, was
the scene of fatal conflict last Thurs
day afternoon att o'clock, between DR..
-. A. Savant and Euse ebe Theriot, both
well known and prominent citizens of
tlac parish, which resulted in the death
OF the former. The two men had not
been on friendly terms for a year or
more ana, from reports, the doctor had
oeen the aggressOr, cufsing and ahus-
ing lherIot on all occasions, and with
Out Known prOVOcAiIOn, and when uu-
DER the influence of liquor, IL condition
not lnfre1uent. his manner towards
Iherlot or others against whom he had
IA real or imaginary quarrel was threat
enlnS ana unbeaIabe. On the day of
the difficulty the deceased drew il pis-
toi IN Iheilots face and threatened to
shoot. Ihcrlot letreated towards home
with Savant following, and telling him
to get his gun. When Theriot reached
for his gun, deceased made an attempt
to shoot, when ThGriot fired three shots.
The gun used Was IL Winchester shot
gun. loaded with goose shot, which took
effect in the face and breast of deceased
After the shooting Therot gave himself
up to Deputy Sheriff S. K Streetman,
and was taken I" Leesburg. where he
awaits the fixing OF the bond DR.. Sa-
Want and Mr.. Thetiot had married Sis
ters, tie daughters of Captain E. Stur-
irse. The affair is very much regretted,
but that some one would kill Dr. Savant
has Ion" been predicted. The body of
Dr Savant was brought up to Mermen-
tau on schooner aud forwarded to
Av"ye'les parish, the former home of
the deceased.-Abbeville Meridional.