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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
WILL BUILD A RAILROAD.

The citizens Of Jasper, the pretty little
faith in the adass that "all things come
to they who wait" For many years The
people OF Jasper have not only waited ior
q railroad. but they invited the iron horse
with Inducements in the way of land and
cash bonus But the railroad came not and
now the Jasperitcs propose building a
railroad themselves H. Will not he III
trunk line like the southern Pacific OF
Kansas city. plttsburg and Gulf, but 1t
will be railroad and Will serve the pur-
pose of restoring Jaspers prestige as the
principal trading point In Central East
Texas. Captain u Kelie. one - the
promoters OF the proposed road was in the
city "Wednesday. and informed The Post
correspondent that the road would most
certainly hc built
I'm fact" said Captain Kelle. this rail
road has Just got to he built. and every
citizen of Jasper realizes l.. Jasper was
once the trading point for the country a
hundred miles in each direction The Sa-
blne and East Texas railroad made It pos
sible for ColmeSnei 10 cut off our trade
from the West and two years ago Kirby
vine. as the terminus of the Gulf. Beau
mont and Kansas City. shut us of from
the South and East. II is a case of living
or dying with the people OF Jasper and
We propose 10 live We have organized,
raised the money and will build and OPP
crate a railroad from Jasper to a conncc'
tion with the Gulf Beaumont and Kansas
city at Krbyville. Citizens OF Jasper coun-
ty viii grade and lay the ties on this road
and We have already arranged for the pur-
chase OF rails and equipment Monday |
viii begin surveying the line and dirt will
be dying in a short while"
Jasper is located in q rich agricultural
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
FEDERAL JURYMEN.

christopher Dart, Jr. clerk OF the Beat
mont Federal court, returned from Gal
weston last night and today furnished or
released the list OF juryrhen for the June
term of the Federal court:
san Augustine county,. ]. Poole, Joe
A. Burleson. c c. Russell, j. A. Smith
w. r.. Freeman. Is. f. Robert. C. s Jes-
sup. A Phillips. n. W, Thomas. II. W.
Suhlett John W Phillips
Polk county--C y Davis, Sid Nixon
W. H. H. Parker, Henry Tanner. Jesse
Parrish. Robert Meadow c s. Fields, S.
Maury, X. T. Lake. j. 4, Goodwin
Jasper county l.. G Black, John Wal
tiers. Frank Stewart, u, j. Lane. James
Sanders James 7. Carroll.
Hardin county-Henry Cravey. Ben
Iloundtree. W. c. Bell. w. a. Thomas
W. NJ. Jordan. G w Simpson, George W
Willford. James Walker George Sutton
Tyler county George w. Rich, r. II.
Isabella. John /. Durham, Charles AID
ridge. W. A. Thomas, Dick Littrel. X. n.
Jennings. Ed Boutelle, w. g. Crumbler
jefferson county-W II. Caswell. Chris
Gray. George w. Kidd. W, A. Ives, Fred
Colander, Frank Alvey, NJ W, King, W.
=. II. McFaddln, John. b. Goodhue. Blddell
Langham.
Newton oounty--cbsrles T.. Wilson. w.
a. Gray. ] Nj Casey. j l.. Mattnx.
San Jacinto oounty-R. u. Ross. G. s.
Trap, +. NJ. Thompson. II. II Lee, q.
II McClannahan r. II. McClannahan.
Liberty county-Eugene Devore.
Sabine county-Wm. Scuriock.
Orange county-John T.. swain. James
Colburn Tojeane Frederick. r. IT, CLARK,
G. +. Baxter ID. 4. Myers
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The Katy Held Re.pon.Ib,c.

Taylor, Texas, May i2.--owine to a dis
agreement with the Katy" railroad IN
reference to lease Of ground for switches
to the mill site. tho National oil Mill COM
pany have concluded not to build their
TO- ton oil mill at Taylor. Thus has the
Katy" railroad given Taylor another black
eye.
Taylor Is soon TO have a daily paper. MI.
Riyes, formerly of Brennan, Il Is reported.
is making preparations TO begin. publica-
tioin Of daily paper here shorty
The little child OF Mr.. Prepley was very
seriously burned today by accidentally
turning over hot pan OF starch on Itself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
Fourth District.

G., AntonIo Texas. May l4.-ThV TOT
, 80 proceedings were had in the court
y" arnsaIs for the Fourth supreme )uaieiai
district OF Texas "Wednesday ..,.,o
u's' tdr,nea-A. c. Schreiner Ct al VS.. estate
=, charles Baileman. from Kerr
VI Reversed and remanded-J. Furiner el AZ
20 he Edgewood pistilling COMPANY. rom
ps,ar. Galveston. Harrisburg ana san ~
tonic Railway company vs. W. d. mus
ION from Gonzales =, 90
Motion aiIowed--A. G. schiener ct a. W..
=, charles Baieman, from hefr
ss S,@ motion TO affirm Judgment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15

ono mile south OF the corporate limits.
and it sold at $50 per acre The pur-
cbasers are Messrs. E =. Han. j. r. Moran
and 5. w Black. all representative bust
moss men of Cedar Rapids la. Mir. Moran
being the gentleman who originated The
egg cold storage scheme. They have pur-
chased the property for themselves and
friends and the tract OF land viii soon be
stuAded with handsome resilences.
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Miss Henry Of Cuero 10 he Wv"
VaIcdirtorinD.

Huntsville, Texas, May II'-Tho IdV"''
of the sam Houston Normal institute nave
given out that Miss Mamie Henry OF cue'o
is TO be yaledIctorian. and Miss Floy paw
son of Orange salutatorian at the Close VI
this years session.
The following programme has been ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

i'bNiSoN-Thc wife OF VIII Joiner. col
orta. was stabbed IN the back with a pocket
hnie'
CENTER Hannah Bennett. who badly
scaded her husband, has been admitted to
bail In $3.50.
HEARNE- Manager Bibcs of the uearne
Browns has arranged game with the Cal
vert team for Friday
FORNEy-A continued demand s,r cor,
here Merchants aro moi ohls 10 ia,n an
hand sufficient amount.
WHARTON rohr woro ,r n,
ri,inss,o, has ,,,a;,.,1 ,nnt,,s ali
tn tbo p,ntIst cburcb ia vhnrtnn
49,, a.,
aoes - s,,t $500 ,''' IN
"drrs o' ahn,, ;,e6n i,,,I,, ,,,io ,,n,.,9
''','' " 'F'' prov w.
bhS kot-MiSs susie blshop was 'le''-
cd May queen at the Ma'iest celenta'loh
s!sen uu"e' Tue auspices =" 'he neS''Vp
NV 'oii'pa,N
hHSEb, p ihree negroes nave eeen ar
rested On suspicion OF nelhs tne P'r'sS
MO 9u'uip,eu an assault ON a young iauE
luPS'ay n'snl'
GEORGETOWN-The international and
Great Northern furmsheo special ear Tor
the Epwor'h League delegates to waco
from THIS point
PARIS George Robinson and Washing
ton Ayres were convicted OF the murder
OF James Monk. an old bind man IN the
Choctaw Nation
EAGLE PASS MIR ], r. Ylocker i'm
ported $50 head Of cattle through this por,
today. which he bought from the Mexican
International Railroad company,
TEyARKANA-A negro Woman became
involved in an alteration with another
negro woman. was thrown heavily. her
neck striking A rail and being broken
nu~1co. r,r,. h.,,.oo, ard
49, IT, ,,"it,, w., ,
.,r.',,, -, tra,,h, ,ro,n ~; ,i,a rhn,,am.
branch Of The Missouri Kansas and Texas
~ ,roNt, rho ,,,,,,,,,.'s. ,,,,o, ,,.,s ,,,,s,,
yr.,,riay ,y,,, an irt.,,os,ins ,ro,,,,n,,.,
yesterday WIN an interesting programme
rendered ny we music CLASS OF MISS Mag
gle buntins' Ihere were hNe graduates.
luLlNG-The populists In thu section
are reorganizihg ana VIII they say pc III
shape for the best hsht thai lheS nave
ever maze when the next election comes
oil
ROCKPORT-Teach for the public
schools were elected Tor the ensuing term
The school did fine work for the term just
ended aud is expected TO do better next
year.
WICHITA FNJLS-Nrs J. n Bernard
recently adiudeed insane and nlared in
The comfy solI awaiting TRANSPORTATION to
the insane asylum. was found hanging TO
the cell door, dead.
N,v,coT, o,,,orod lad oh,ut 70
~ ~ w. W. ~ ~ pi,i 49, IA
bis ,e,t toe cn n hencath ear wheels and
,h9 ho,to,o n,,ebad vida onen He win
~ su ar, q, his foot
s,,,,,n,,,ooD d. ,,o, r.,s ,,.,,o, h.,
,,a,,ir. ', To vas dr,ynn ,ynpty-seven
I".'lcsm"nr o,,, rood ~ tbis ,lace going
," ,ra,,,,.-,,yh, bonrs without attention. but
'"enN -s,s", no..S oror
Is IN '"lr way 10 recover
LoVELADY-The Post correspondent nay
been shown an onion plant here Jour feet
four inches in length and having huneh
VI o"',, ~. tho other ,n,l
,.,,,.,,o,, I,r u II povel was re
annointcJ county treasurer BY the commits.
aip,,'rs conr, ito mad served In this ca
,,oi,,, so,,rroI vscrs before. hut Incoming
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
hank CI.nrings.

New York May little following t.
BILE. compiled by Bradstreet's. shows Tho
total clcnraMces at the principal cities ana
the percentage OF increase or decrease as
compared with tho corresponding week
last year.
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DESIRABLE COLONY.

There has been considerable talk Of
locating colonies in jefferson county, and
this week W. A. Ward succeeded in land
ing a most desirable one. and II 10 10 be
located virtually In Beaumont These col
onlsis are 10 come from Cedar Rapids one
OF the most flourishing cities In Iowa. and
the colonists while not numerous Will be
strictly business, financially substantial
and valuable acquisitions,
The land purchased amounts to 103 acres
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
The Cunningham Case,

Abilene. Texas. May 1i.-Mr. J. #. Con-
ley OF wichita. Kan. 10 here representing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-15
SAM HOUSTON NORMAL.

Last wcck's.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Mr.. George Lawrence and HIS Chill
dren Out Of Danger.
Floral Pieces Stolen Fram Graves In
Greenwood Cemetery-Notes.

Isaac Cursor Of Arctic Centre sailed
ships from Boston today.
McGregor Post q. A. r., met in Gr9nd
Army hall last evening.
Mr.. George Lawrence and his two chill
dren, who were taken suddenly i'll after
eating some straw berries supposed TO
have been covered with insect powder
which had been sprinkled on TIE growing
fruit are much more comfortable and out
of danger this morning.
George Anderson of Lunenberg, n. 8,
is the guest OF his cousin, Mrs. Bossill
Potter at Phenix
The Pythian ssterhood held its semi
monthly meeting in. Grand Army hall
this afternoon.
Some miscreant has been exhibiting
his meanness at Greenwood cemetery
again, but this time instead of defacing
grave stones he has contented himself
with stealing the floral tributes from the
graves on which they were placed on
Memorial day
Warwick Council, o. "A. NJ, held an
interesting meeting and supper in Odd
Fellows hall at River Point. The state
board of officers was present and the Con-
tinental degree team from Columbia
Lodge of Providence and two degrees were
worked. A number of members from
exercises of the evening had been com
pleted supper was served and speeches
made by number of the visiting and
local officers.
Mizpah and Progressive Circles of
Kings Daughters are the guests of Mrs
+. r. Marahant at her home in Kingston
today.
Albert J, Whitney, one of the oldest and
best known residents of River Point died
aJ his hone on Main street yesterday.
Mr. Whitman was we'll known in the
valley and for over twenty years was EN-
ployed as watchman at the River Point
mills. About a year ago he was obliged
20 resign his position ON account OF falling
health. Mr.. Whitman was one of the old
est Odd Fellows In Kent county, having
been connected with the organization for
more than half century.
Rev. ID. j.. Bennett Will preach at the
Knotty Oak church tomorrow.
The residents OF district No.2 OF Coven
try who take an interest in the politics of
the town are much disturbed at present
by the action of some Of the dissatisfied
voters who have formed com bination
and at the recent Republican caucus
managed to throw down the old officers
and elect new ones of their own faction
in their place. Mr.. Richard Andrews who
was delegate 10 the general caucus at
Coventry Centre failed to be re- elected and
Daniel Matteson of Harris was elected in
his place TO attend the caucus which will
be held this evening The residents Of the
second voting district do not think that
they have been fairly used by the present
TownCouncil and another grievance which
they have is the fact that the town fathers
did not stick To their original resolution
and keep the price of liquor licenses at
$500.
Miss Annandale who for ten years was
the teadtnR C0ntra1tO IN the Emma
Abbott company will sing at the second
mass at St James church at Arctic Centre
tomorrow morning.
The members of the Washington Metho-
dist church gave "Blue Jay" supper at
the church last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
CRANSTON.
Antics of a Half-Drunken Nan Who Pre-
tended TO be a Cop Notes.

Ths regular monthly meeting OF the Pocas-
set Fire Engine Company will be held Monday
night.
A bicycle club is being organized in knights
Vile.
A half intoxicated man, pretending TO be a
"cop," stood upon Narragansett avenue
bridge last evening and ordered young people
20 move on. When met by refusal he dis
played poiceman's badge and talked big
after the fashion Of a dog that barlSs but does
not bite. This man has been policeman
and has been discharged many times on ac-
count of conduct similar to that Of last night
He has been reinstated when discharged in
order to relieve Those whom he has INstered.
Charges have been preferrd against him. and
It may be he will be allowed to use up his al
coholio energies in other ways than insulting
quiet citizens while In the garb OF police
man. Other officers are ashamed Of such an
associate. The inehriatel officer walked up
60 young man who was standing near mis-
own home last evening and ordered the young
man 10 move on or he would arrest him.
Complaints are made against the officer for
standing around watching men while they
stand and talk, and then notifying them OF
the time they have been conversing and call.
is up: that they must move along. Such n
policeman is a nuisance instead OF help to a
quiet community.
The Arlington Fire Company will meet
Mon ny night. The men are con nsidering the
question of establishing a gymna sum- II is
proposcd by some 10 put ln,Ss the hall boxing
gloves, horizontesbar, tumbling cushions, In
dian clubs, dumb bells and other light appa-
rhtus The company has at its command n
laro airy hall that will accommodate ap-
paratus for well equipped gymnasium. Tho
only way the members nave now OF amusing
themselves IS by playing cards The subject
will lie introduced To-day evening.
Mr.. Joseph Simpson OF Cransion is orsaniz-
ing a one-mile bicycle race 20 take place
within ten days. The course will bc between
Crnnstol and Arlington. on Cranston street.
number OF entries have been made and n
number Of prizes offered. Tho raoo will bc
opon 90 six contestants. the three best Of
whom will receive prizes.
Mr.. Patrick Mclaughlin has improved his
lot on Cranston street by filling 1t up 10 the
street grade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
A Little off on Geography.

II is so evident that the State of Con-
necticut ought to le part Of Rhode
Island that over In England there is an
impression that the annexation has
already taken place. Today letter was
received at city hall from London, ad-
dressed as follows:
Stratton and Sons
Providence,
Rhode Island.
Connecticut,
u. ;. America.
Or the Mayor of
Providence, X. Island.
II -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
Late NeighbOrhoOd Notes.

The open air meeting on Dexter Train
ing Ground, under the auspices OF the Y.
M. G. A., will begin next Sunday,
weather permitting.
Row. Robert Cameron Of the Fourth
Baptist church has begun 20 give expo
sitions on tho Sunday school lessons each
Friday night at the Door of Hope Mis-
sion. Hoylc Building.
This afternoon "a 4 y. IN. there will be
n meeting of the primary Sunday school
teachers union at the rooms of the Held
secretary, Wilson, Y. NJ. G. A. Miss Mar.
garet Eckley of the Tabernacle Nj. n.
church will take charge Of the lesson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
SUE FOR DAMAGES.
Sufferers by the Lynn Zoo Fire Have
Levied Attachments.

Lynn, Juno 3. 5.-Bostock's Zoo, formerly
of Boston. now at Lynn Beach, has been
attached through Southwick & Parsons
In $40 coo each by Annie Myers ana Rich
ard Daley, and for $1,000 for John j..
Tobin. three of the victims of the accident
there Wednesday night. The attorneys
claim that the Eden Musee, where the
trouble was, of which Clarence Badger
stands as owner. is really owned by II. 4.
Bostock. and that Badger is but an en-
ploye.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
BURRILLVILLE.

The way the Town Council handled The mat
ter of having hagmen placed Mt railroad cross
ings is looked upon with much credit to that
body Flagmen have been stationed in the
places named in the petition.
The horses stolen from Nasonville were
found in Blacks stone, Mass.
George Pearce, overseer Of the spinning and
John J. Cobb Of the carding at the Whipple
mill have severed their connection with that
comDany
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
be spared TO expose those found handling
the tricky sample ballot.
ASSAULT AT MERINO.

ASSAULT AL MEhlNO.
Peter Mulvey, about 90 years OF age a
resident of the Merino village, male his
appearance at Olneyville square yesterday
saw him tho impression that/h he WAS en-
ployed as a sweeper In slaughter house
or that he had run up against IA thresh-
ing machine. lie was covered with gore
from the top OF his head to his belt; his
nose was split and on each side OF HIS
face there were cuts, contusions and Jumps
all laid in clotted background OF blood
and dirt. He was in search OF the town
sergeant 10 arrest his assailant When the
town serveant went tO the village 10 In
yestigato he found that Mulvey's assailant
was man named jeremiah Mocker
Mocker had thrashed another neighhor
the town sergeant found q man named
Carpenter, so he had two warrants sworn
out and he will be arrested sometime
today.
MoclSer, 1t is alleged, had no provoca-
tion for his violence.
A MOTLEY GROUP.
Deputy Sheriff Colvin Of Scituate
brought a motley looking group into the
Eighth District Court today. 1t consisted
of the father. Charles f. Adams, age 39,
and three little daughters. Lydia Ia. IL;
Cora L., o, and Emma f., years. They
were snabbily dressed and wretcbed
looking.
ADAMS was arrested In fOsUer on tOe
charge OF cruelty TO animals He was
driven out of Connecticut but short
time ago for cruelty TO children. He was
found last night in an old dilapidated
house near the Connecticut line. The
father and the three children occupied
one bed. The children were today turned
over to Agent Thurber and Adams was
adiudged probably guilty and held for
trial.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
The town of Scituate had sensational
shooting affair last night and today Rosie
Baker 20 years of age. the would be sui
eide Is under the care of DIR. Borden.
The shooting was result OF fit OF
jealousy. Miss Baker boarded with the
family of Henry Cooke where young
man named Salisbury also boarded. Miss
Baker became jealous of q daughter OF
MIR. Cookies VINO was receiving some at
tention from the boarder Salisbury and
after wordy spat last night she rushed
out into the yard and fired bullet from
a 22-calibre pistol into her left temple.
She was carried into the house and the
doctor sent for. 1t is thought she will re-
| cover.
The Cadets band the Olneyville Temper
| ance cadets and branch 800 c. X. A., will
| go TO Pawtucket tomorrow afternoon TO
participate in the &. X. A. parade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
TRY ALIENS FOOT. EASE,

powder 90 be shaken into the shoes AZ
this season your feet feel swollen and hot.
and get tired easily. II You have smarting
feet tight shoes Try Aliens Font basa. 10
coos the fc { and makes walking easy. Cures
and prevents swollen and sweating feot blis-
ters and callous spots. Relieves corns and
bunions of all pain and gives rest and com.
fort. Try II today Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores for 25c. Trial package FREE. Ad-
dress, Allen ). olnsted Lc Roy, N. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05

How COO
it. s
To ookh to walking
land 5
which
Harper The $
of
the tfet
pIak tkuotsat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
Vacations for Firemen.

The following firemen will enjoy their
annual vacation next week O. +. Millett,
hose 3: J. Il. Harkett, engine 4; ". A.
Falck, hose q; y. L. Feeley, engine 8:
Patrick Kelley. engine IL W. II. Glasgow.
engine l6: w. III. Holbrook. ladder 3; j.
4. Mcdonald, ladder 4 j. II. O'Sullivan,
ladder 4. Hames bowling chemical g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
Gen. Collins Coming Home.

Liverpool, June b The Hon. Patriok
A. Collins, the retiring United States
consul general at London, is passenger
on board the Cunard line steamship Cam
panin, which left this port bound for New
York today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
Dropped Dead on the Street.

Lewiston, Me-, Juno 81. Russell n
we'll known citizen Of Lewiston, dropped
dead on the street this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
Armistice Signed.

Athens, June q The sea armistice was
signed today by the Turkish and Greek
delegatea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05
LAY OUT AND EXTENSION OF
CANAL STREET.

The undersigned, who were appointed by
the Common Pleas Division of the Honorable
supreme Court. mt its September session, A.
d. iSq5, Commissioners of Estimates and As
eesslncnts i'm the matter OF the layout and
extension q Canal street. from Smith street
10 Mill street. hereby give notice that they
have deposited in the Office Of the City Clerk
of ITO city Of Providence a true copy of the
report 20 be made by them 20 said Common
Pleas Division OF the Supreme Court, snd on
stection of whomsoevcr N may concern.
HENRY Il. ROOT,
WILLIAM III. CONELIS
OBADIAH BROWN.
SAMUEL. \. DURFEE,
GEORGE p. TEW.
Commissioners
Providence, r. l.. June l. Isl. soi-l4t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-05

The News = Sd fFW sure IL
a valua, ie nei.er b. ala houne 4nd ole
are reaping the D-Dents thereirom
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-11
TELEGHAl'niC BREVITIES.

The president has decided on the ap-
pointment of Charles Page Bryan OF
Chicago as minister 10 China
The Middlesboro CKy.) machine works
and foundry, one OF the largest plarts
in the south. was burned yesterday. The
loss on the main building will reach
100000
The operators of the Mahoning valley.
o., blast furnaces have agreed upon an
advance Of 10 per cent IN wages to their
employees TO so into effect Dec. /. At
least 5000 men will be beneGtted.
Rev. Ethelbert Talbot has been elect
ed bishop Of the Episcopal diocese OF
Pennsylvania. -Four ballots were nee
essary TO a choice. Dr Talbot is at
present missionary bishop of Wyoming
and Idaho.
Three thousand sheep belonging TO
John Donaldson and 20 head OF cattle
have been burned 10 death In Crosby
county Texas. 10y a prairie fire which is
sweeping over the ranges. The damage
done TO the ranges is enormous
The steamer Homer has arrived at
Seattle, Wash, from Juneau. Among
her passengers was c. G. Burns. who
itiN law -ulA wy sept sos fuiHs Silu
there wond be no starvation at Daw-
son this winter, though ratlons would
he limited with some.
\ London paper professes to know
that the Marquis OF Salisbury. premier
ana secretary OF foreign anaits. is about
10 resign the forcisn secretaryship in
favor OF the Marquis OF Lansdowne
secretary OF state FOR war. retaining
however. the premiership.
Sam Wright alias Wiley Vaughn
colored. was hanged in the Jail yard ~
Goldsboro. y. G.. for the murder ~ w
n. carr on oct. last. Wright made a
full confession ~ the crime end also
confessed 60 the murder n his first wife
and the shooting Of his brother.