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The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16
Another Wire Trust.

PTTTSBURG. Pa, Oct. IA counter
combination is being organized to oppose the
are twenty-seven woven wire fence manu-
featuring concerns embraced in the new
combination. They want q steel wire mill
of their own. Among the most prominent
firms at a meeting in Chicago were the
Pittsburg Woven Wire Fence Company,
De kalb Fence Company, of De Kalb, H.;
Lamb Fence Company, Adrian, Mich: Kit
zelman Fence Company, Indianapolis, and
the keystone Fence Company, of Peoria, Ill.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16
IndfananOlis.

kid" Mccoy, pugilist Is using formalde-
hyde 10 harden his skin.
A unique old fiddlers' contest at Tomlin-
son Hall Saturday night was attended by
a large crowd.
S. T. Leggett. Grand Rapids, Mich,
travelling man. was found dead at the
Spencer House.
First Assistant Postmaster General Heath
explains his remarks regarding the COM
mission offered Aguinaldo BY this govern
ment.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16

In the week ending Oct II there were
transferred over the Belt road 1853 cars.
against 1857 in the preceding week Belt
road engineers handled at the stockyards
1.346 carloads of live stock, against LIS car
loads in the preceding week, and for private
switches on its line 1854 loaded cars against
1.029 in the preceding week.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16
WIN Join the aueen's Army.

URBANA, O., Oct. H-Buffalo BilPs
wild west show closed the season here to-
day A feature of the show are fourteen
English soldiers, lancers in the Queens
army. After the performance tonight they
left by special train for New York Thence
they go TO Gibraltar, where they board an
English transport steamer for South Africa
to join the Que sn's army in the Transvaal
war.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16
Money for soldiers Funerals.

WASHINGTON. Oct.l4-The controller of
the treasury has decided that. there is no
law authorizing the payment OF the funeral
expenses OF soldiers who die at home al
though there is provision made for the ex-
penses of funerals of such as die while on
duty away from home.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16
out ef the crdinary

Are sack coats with high and broad shoul-
de.s. close-htting at the waist and very
full about the hips. with side vents. The
fronts cut away but slightly. The effect
81 very swell. II you want clothes OF the
above description. buy them Of Young &
4cMsrray. AZ North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16
Miners Celebrate a victory.

PANA, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-THE union miners
celebrated their victory here to-day. Ten
thousand visitors were in the city. Miners
delegations from all surrounding towns, in
Guiding five bands were in the parade. Two
thousand men were in line. IL was the
largest union mine demonstration that ever
occurred in Illinois.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16

LONDON. Oct. l4.-vice Admiral Philip
Howard Coicomb died to-day at his resi-
dence in Betley, Hampshire. In the sixty
ninth year OF his age.
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-10-16
The Dewey Home Fund.

WASHINGTON, Oct H-Contributions
received to-day increase the Dewey home
fund to $4,000.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

The tracks of the city railway
company opposite the French street
station are being repaired.
THE large horn used by the tend.
ers Of Third street bridge has been
stolen.
The six ponioons which have been
repaired by the Enoch Moore and Sons
Company for the New York Dredging
Company were delivered to them yes.
tecday.
New students are nov entering the
day and evening eeesions OF Goldey
College every day.
The conducSoTs on the p, W. & B
rullfoad have orders 70 honor passes
which expired December 81 untn Janu.
ary 10.
The first keel plate for the New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Com.
pany's Cleaner Ponce, has been laid at
the Harlan and Hollinssworeh Com
pany.
The deaths Of ElMs A. McSorley, Of
erysipelas, and Elsie NJ. Jones, OF
Brights disease were reported to the
Board OF HeuNh.
The widows Of Samuel Stewart and
Robert McIlhenny, who were killed in
the DUPONT mills explosion, have each
received a $1,000 death benefit from Co.
lunt.a Lodge, A. 0. U. w.
The annual retreat for women vii
open IN 81. Pyler's Plo-Cathedrai CT
Sunday, to continue one week.
Rev. Lor,rg W. Bsgtoa. d. d., o.
Philadelphia, pg ge0ohed an interesting
Sc mon at st. Andrews Church, Eighth
and shlp.ey Streets yehge.Gay morning
The second OF the four boilers wal
pGt in the torpedo boat stringham yes
a. day morning at the Harlan and He.
, Nrc1wo.lh Company.
"A committee has been appointe.
by M4nQua Tribe, I. o. r. NJ, TO arrang,
for attending one OF the local churches
While at work a; the yards OF tht
] Enr.hn and HOllingsw5rth Compan,
William Kirk, a ship painter. fe.
twenty feet into the hc.d OF the steam
ship kersnaw, and wcs seriously hurt
"A letter has besa received from
p M e. james Carmichael by the emp.oyel
: Of the Harlan ana Ho.inesworth Com
{ rany thanking them for erecting
monument TO her husband
The session OF the Grant Temple
Laden OF the Golden Eagle, which wa
- have been held on January IL, hl
= been postponed.
: Division No. 4, Ancient Order Q
, Hiberniane, Will hold a reception 4
Turn Hall on January IS.
: -Edward Fnrmer, OF No. 6O4 Wes
' Sixth street, WIS stricken with paraly
7 els while walking in fgUnS CT his hons
George Russell, pugilist. OF thi
{ city, wants TO meet the Delaware Cy
E c,bne ard the Back Wonder in ten
: round bout.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
DIED.

EIWING.-On January ?, 1S99 Gather
inc Ewing, aged so years.
HcNlAN.-In Delaware City, on Janu-
ory 6, 1S99 Mrs Anna Maria Holman
in her SOD year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully ly
invited to attend the funeral, from hel
late residence, Delaware City, on Mon.
duy at II O'Clock. Services at Chris
Church.
LlANE.-In Philadelphia, on January
2, 1899, Sarah j., widow of the late
Thomas ]. Lane, aged 20 years.
L4ANG.-On January 2. 1899, Jane.
Lang, aged 81 years. eOn of William
II. and the late Betty Lang.
M'GdNNdS. Son January 3, 1899, Will
liam Roy. son of John r. and Mary
L. McGinnis, in mis- 4th year.
RICE.-At Chester, Pa. on January 2
1899, John V. Rice, in his 66th year
SCHUITZ.-on January 8, 1898, Will
liam H. Schultz in the Oath year o.
his age,
WAt.SH.-1n this city, ca January 2
1899, Margaret walsh.
WfIA LEN. AT New Castle. De-, OF
January ., 1899, Patrick Whalen.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07

and members CT the press present
crowded around him and congratulated
him.
In their argument TO the jury. At
torneys McGowan and knight did not
stick to the points in the case. They
b.ackguarded the states wftnesses and
eccured me Of putting the arsenic in
the candy on my fret trip TO San Fran
cisco.
"The court room was crowded with
prominent women of San Francisco
during the trial, and they were dis
gusted with Mrs Botkin's actions As
witners would leave the stand she
would sneer. This alone had a bad O.
feet on the jury
when the jury came IN they showed
the verdict in their faces. Judge Cook
had warned the crowd agains, any
demonntration. Before the verdict wae
announced Knight went and talked to
Mrs. Botkin. and as he cOnversed with
her the sweat came out on her brew
She never looked at the jury once.
When she was taken to jail she began
to abuse Chief Lees and me. and the
bailiff said he never heard such words
come from the mouth OF woman be.
fore. The attorneys will no doubt
carry the case to the Supreme Cou.t OF
the United States, but there is no hop5
for her. She will be sent to San Quln.
ton prison. Her head will be shaved
and she will be compelled to run O
loom in the jute mill connected with
the prison"
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
DETECTIVE M'TBY Talks
CALIFORNIA JURIES COMPOSED
OF "ROUNDERS"-MRS. 30 KIN
70 WORK AT A LOOM.

CALIFORNIA JURIES COMPOSED
OF "ROUNDERS"-AiRS. BO KIN
70 WORK AT A LOOM
sGhte Detective Bernard Mcvey gives
a very 'hteresting accoLnt OF his rccenc
tiip to San Francisco. and the trial OF
Me-. C1rdelia Bo.iNn.
L speaking cf the coGe M. M1Ney
Srys Il Thought there was 'reat
deal Of politics in Delaware. bds ;h.u
state cnnnot comrnre with CaafOrn.s
IN rohtcr. 1. erteis into everything
even the judiciary. Judge Cook is a
fair man, however, and but for his ac
ton in selecting jury, Mrs. Botkin
would have been cleared.
The city ccuncilmen there select the
jurors. They have not many positions
to fill, at least not enough to give all
their supporters positions, so they put
them on the juries. As a result th'
juries are made up OF Founders and
ward workers. They get 81 for every
jury On watch they s-Tve. and some
times they serve on half dozen jur,
les during the day. 1t rs easy to buy
them. and the peisons who have monel
always get the best Of the case. Judc,
Cook saw how hard Il would be to ge
just verdice from such men, and drew
special panel composed Of the repre-
sentative business men Of the city
"At flst 160 men were drawn, an,
but eight juroIs were secured out o
the lot The other men all said the.
had expressed an opinion. and whel
they were asked by Attorney Knigh
what their opinion was. said they be
-Iieved the prisoner wgs guilty. Fiji,
more men were drawn before the fou
men needed were secured.
Attorney General White made III
best speech OF his life. and when h
had finished the members of the ba
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
KENT cn1rR,s ANN1pAn

Dover, Jan. 1.-THE Kent Club held
its annual election on Thursday even
ing. Harry A. Richardson was elect.
ed president; Mark w. Cole, secretary
and A. B. Richardson, treasurer. The
fo.ibming board OF governors was
electedt c. S. Pennewil. Secretary OF
State james II. Hughes, James L. VOL
eott, A. H. Marshall and S. NJ. Har-
ringkon. The annual dinner will b,
held next month.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
coIoREn RoY nrscmARnEn-

Edward seeney, the S-year-old
co.ored hoy who sto.e the package OF
letters from the post Office on Tues
day last, was dismissed with a Sc
we're reprimand by Commissioner
Smith yesterday. Post Office Inspector
Maxwell did not push the case. on ac.
count Of the ADDS extreme youth. Tht
boy was given in charge Of his
mcsheT. who was instructed to keep a
ekse watch on him and see that he
went TO school
Evening journal., 1899-01-07

INSTALLATION AND INITIATION.
The following officers Of Brandywine
Cpnclave, No. 4, II. or S. w. NJ, we're
Installed by the grand officers: Chan
cel.or, George Gruibb; archon. George
Rice; provost, f. Mcguire; pTelate
w Smith: ittording scribeJ. Wdntrup;
financial scribe, F. n. H0lcand; treas
urer, T. Conner; inspector. General r
Eaton; sentinel. JamCc McKecwn; her.
aid, H. A. Spoerl; warden, S. L. Stew
art. Fourteen new members wer,
initiated
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
SENATOR SAID SCHEME
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phone Tor the use Of senator's, the same
70 be PLACED in the Office OF the clerk.
THE SENATE ROUTINE.
Al the morning session of the Sen
ate the Senate joint resolution appoint
Ing a joint committee TO wait on the
governor and notify him Of the organi-
zatlOn Of the General Assembly, was
taken IRON the table and adopted.
Messls. EailCw and Pyle were appoint
cd committeeman on the part Of Sen
ate.
Mr.. Pyle offered a joint resolution
appointing a committee to draft rules
governing intercourse between the two
houses. 1t WAS adopted and Messw.
Pyle and Abbott were appointed the
Senate members.
PROSPECTIVE HOUSE LEGTSIIA-
TION.
Representative Burns, OF Whining
ton, has a bgli which Will disturb the
magistrates and county constables. The
present law OF restraint gives mngis-
trates and constables the right to sell
household goods for rent. Mr.. Burns
measure provides that a notice Of thdr.
ty days MUST be given in a case Of rent
being overdue, apd then, at the expira-
tion OF Those thirty days. should the
rent be unpaid the goods may be taken
from the hoIse. but under no condf-
tions can they be sod. The bin is for
the protection OF the workngmnn.
Mr. Burns has another measure. ID
provides for convict labor in New Cas-.
tle county. to be used in>tne building
OF state road which will be a credli
TO the state. It is probable that Kent
and Sussex county VIII be included in
the provisions OF the measure.
The good roads bin will be intro
duced by either Mr.. Robertson or Mr.
Burns.
bill authorizing an annual examina-
tion. OF the Farmers Bank OF Deia-
ware, has been prepared and is now in
the hands Cf a member Of the House
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Governor Tunnel HAS sent to III,
Serate fer cCnfrnnt.on the appoint
ment OF John B. Hutton as Justice O,
the peace and notary public for Easr
Dover hundred.
Senator AGCst is victim of al
attack Of grip, which aln.st units hin
FOR the performance OF his official
duties.
Ex-Represehtallve j. Frank E.iasoa
or New CsstIe county, was Stat
House visitor yesterday.
Ex.C;erk OF the Pehee william P
B.ggs. Of Mdd;egown. visited the hal,
OF legislation yesterday
willard Pierce and Denney wilde, o
SMYRNA, we're in Dover yesterday.
Ex-City Solicitor George A. Elliott
OF Wilmington. was a State Hous'
visitor yesterday
Ex-SSate Treasurer, Wilbur f. Bur
mite visited the Senate chamber yes
terday afternoon.
Senator BlhlSely rep5rts that "Tin
tt, OF Rssln Sin, was in tin Yesterday
Members OF, the General Assembl
have organized a Farmers Club, wit
headquarters al the Chp.to, Hotel.
Senator Blakety was in WiImdngto
20 attend the Friendship Fire Com
pany's election.
& Ex-Secretary OF Ssate Willam I
Causey, OF Milford, spent several hour
in the interest OF matters OF Legislation
Ex-Spealer OF the Senate Hezelaa
Harrington, OF Harrington. was at tn
State House yesterday renewing ol
acquaintances.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
sOCIETY's ANNUAL ELECTION.

Az the annnhl meeting OF the Luther
League of ST. Stephens Lutheran
Church., held on Thursday in the
church parlors, these officers for the
ensuing yehr were elected: President
Nathan W. Bard; vice-president, DR.
George A. Stetnicken; secretary, Car
rie Robelen; treasurer, Edward Kurtz
The society Is meeting with encourage
menc, and a very promising future is
eXnected.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
MILITARY FORMATION
Recommendations Made By
the Attorney General.
BArTAIIoEs OF FOUR COMPANIES

IlEGCerlA1IVEA-O OMMI11 SHOULD
INSPECT THE MILITARY PROP
ERTY IN STORAGE IN THE
STATE ARNIORY-WAR RECORDS
NEEDED.
stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Jan. --Adjutant- General
Gafre.O j. HAlS. OF the Nationa.
Guard Of Delaware. has submitted to
Governor 1unnen. the commander-in-
chief u rhe state forces. a report OF the
WofK Of the military arm OF the SER
vice for the bwo years ending Deem
Der 81, 1898. BY the governor It was
yesterday transmitted TO the General
Asstmb.y as an accompanying docu-
ment to the biennial message. 1t is a
voluminous report. covering ffty-six
pages Of manuprint, much Of the mat
ter being tabular.
The reference to the services which
the First Delaware Regiment perform
ed in the war with Spain is as fol-
lows;
while the First Delaware was NOT
able to 80 to the front for service, they
nevertheless fixed many POSITIONS OF
trust and honor, and Il is much TO BE-
regretted that this excellent regiment
should have been mustered out OF the
service in it's entirety and largely
through the efforts OF parties outside od
the military arm Of the state ana
against the expressed desire OF num-
ber Of valuable officers and meR."
The financial sfatemeut is elabor-
aiely Get forth by items. The receipts
we're 7,e26.76. The total expendi-
lures by the Acknowledgement were the
same sim. From other funds the
treasurer paid out s4.7SS.eO, making the
total expenditures s22.4i5.36. Sixty
dol.ars was returned to the state treas.
urer and $50 was received from I
II. Gilpin. these items reducing the
total expenditures to $22275.36
General Hart recommends that q
legislative committee inspect the mill,
tary property stored in the State Arm.
ory. He also recommends that com.
plete record OF the military history oi
the state should be in the adjutant
generals office The records OF the
war Of 6l to '65 are yet incomplete. Of
the war Of the revolution. 1912 and tn,
Mexican war there are no records al
all. Il have persistently asked foi
this. and again uge it upon thl
ground II extreme Srsiu.ness.'
There should be saCh Legislation
brought about" he scye "as will in
crease the military forces OF the stst'
to twelve companies. making them onl
regiment OF three bat.aiions OF f5u
companies each. This win conform I,
the regular army and avoid Irregular
ties in our formation. To make th
National Guard more enecuveN Their
should be an additional appropriation
OF $4,000 that some field practic'
could be had at least once in tw'
years, this being the only means o
getting the active forces together 70
any maneuvets, and strongly recon
mend sueh action"
Then follow the reports OF the sew
eral subordinate officers.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
MARRIED.

MEALS -SINlndONS.-At No. 1929 Lin
coin street, Wilmington, Del, on
Wednesday, january 4, 1899, at $50
a. M. Wl,giam H. INea,, of Hopedale.
Mass, TO Miss NJ. Jennie Simmons, Of
this city by Rev. f. G. Merrill, pas
tor Ct the North baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07

DR.. Won STAINS PINEAPPLE
TABLETS Natures mcst potent aid
20 lgestion-pleasant and positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
all stomach arrangements new but
we'd tried and tested discovery in the
metiicine kingdom-harmEess as milk
mild and pure-prevent disease-cure
ffher ineipdent cases like magic-and
win relieve. the most chronic case in
one day 80 cenrE.--100. Sold by Nil
Ter Drug Company. 4O2 Market. and n.
B. Danforrh. Market and Second streets
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
MISS JAMES WILL BE SPONSOR.

Word wins received by the Harlan
and Hoiinglwbrth Company yesterday
from the Merchants and Mlneu3'
TrlrsFortaticl Company tAat Miss
Jmes, daughter OF one Of the directors
OF the company wtH be spougor fcr the
sreel G-eamship Kelrhaw cs il leaves
NE wayH.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
LIVED OVER A HUNDRED YEARS

lived OVEk A HUNDRED YEARS
Ruth Lewis, ooiored, died on Thurs.
day in the county hospital. at Farm
hurst. She was abput 10 years ci
age, the exact date OF her birth nc.
being known. During her lffe she had
lived with a number Of we'll known
families OF New Castle county, who, foi
some years have looked after her com.
fort
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
MOTHER-IIKE


In connection with the election OF
State Senator Samuel NJ Knox in the
First senatorial district OF New Castle
county the Wayfarer hears a pretty
stOry OF maternal pride and affection.
When the Union Republicans filed
their ticket with Clerk of the Peace
Jefferson B. Foard mistake was
nude In Mr. KnOx's hume the letter
IN" being used instead OF M" AIS his
middle initdal Immediately a question
arose as to whether this error would
deprive Mr.. Knox Of the benefit OF the
Union Republican votes. The papers
were full Of IL, and opinions of various
kinds were printei by the column. Mr.
Knox's mother, a loyable woman who
mother-like, believed there was TO one
on earth like her son, read in the
papers the details Of the controversy.
II don't see how the Democrats OF
anyone else can refuse to vote for
Samuel" che said. land l can't under
stand why they should quarrel 50 aboua
mistake in his mime"
Her son. who has had lrage expert.
enee in matters political, was in an ex-
cellent position 10 explain that In poll.
tics principles and policies stand for
more than meh, even though they be
the Idols Of the home circle OF the OBJ
iects OF public confidence and respect.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
NIGHT SCHOOL. PRIZES

Next week the night students @ Col.
dey College will be awarded valuable
prizes.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07

Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Oysteis
wholesale and retail, N. w. Cor. Sew
enth and King. j., NJ. Mulrooney.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
AN AI.L-nAY MEETING

An aE-dhy meeting VIII ialhdd at
the Sunday Breakfast MtcHion on Wsi.
ncrday. Rev. F. II. Senft ami wife, cf
Philadelphia, viii speak and sing.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
HANsCoM's.
Green Acre Butter.

Green Acre Butter.
You'll know what it is after
trying a pound. All grocers
sell butter, but they don t
sell Green Acre: It's only
26c today at
HANSCOM'S, 7tAS SSHso. and s,,.., .
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
WAYFARER'S S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS

If YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR d.
GEST1ON, BUT THERE Is MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO LUIL YOU
TO SLEEP.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07

The best, the finest looking and the
most durable Piano made is the Lud-
wig Piano. Store 5l5 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1899-01-07
NUTa TURNED mo A DESK

4NO lOIALNILD l4NllO a Df4eoh.
Last might the Wayfarer was sitting
in the Senate chamber converslng with
Representative Jester, the aged and
genial member from the Sixth district
Of Kent county
did you ever see Thomas B. Cour-
sey's desk?" he inquired.
"No replied the Wayfarer.
We'll, I think II is one Of the most
wonderful things that / have ever
seen." said Mr.. Jester
That the reader may better under
stand the story IL may be well to state
that Mr.. Coursey Is nearly 95 years old
He resides at Spring Mills, near Fred
erica, and is one Of the Oldest and mos
respected citizens Of Kent county. He
is a Republican, Of the old school, es.
teemed by Republican, and Democrats
alike. and one Of the most earnest Of
advocates Of legislation tending to pro.
duce honesty at elections.
This desk is made Of walnut ant
chestnut" continued Re~- sentative
Jester. 1T is not only Neautifu
specimen OF woodwork, but the me
chanical part Of its construction showl
genius OF no mean order. Seine tim,
ego Mr.. Coursey invited me Up to SEE
1t. He told me that when he made II
a few years ago, he spent ten hours Z
day working on It, Just how long g.
required for its completion I am nc
prepared to saw, although he told m,
at the time. He planted the nuts fci
the trees; wnthod them grow from
year to year; cut them down reduce,
them to boards and then fashioned hi
desk, the whole prOcegs from the plant
ing Of the NUTS tS the poIching Of th'
f-rh'oned wood requirirg. as YOU ma.
| imagine, an ordinary lifetime"
Evening journal., 1899-01-07

Bargains 1t is surprising
the number of
III Fine Fine Overcoats
we sell after
OVercOats New Years =
men wait to
avail themselves of the reduced
prices and discounts. Mems
Overcoats vary so gradually in
style that a good coat can be
worn with stylish credit for 2 or
3 seasons, and for this reason a
good coat is cheapest in the end.
At $l5, 500 and $25, with 10
per cent. off, we have a big line
of Mems Oyercoats that we will
put against the market; finest
satin, silk and cashmere Innings.
Fur Beavers, Montagnacs,
Smooth and Patent Beavers.
Note the cut, fit and general
appearance of every coat we Of
fer, and remember we guarantee
every coat to give satisfaction.
Closed evenings at 6, except
Saturdays.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GAMER ON connell & Co. u Brownwood
arc feeding 1000 steers at the oil mill here
WACo.-The executive committee of tho
United Commercial Travellers did not trans.
act any business owing 10 the absence OF
Grand Councillor u Il. Mitchell OF Dhllaa.
who is sick The committee met and ad-
journed subject 10 his call
PEARsALL.-The commissioners OF Frio
county have ordered an election on the is.
suance OF s27. 500 4 per cent bonds for the
purpose OF building new court house.
SEGUIN.--Next week two murder cases AM,
one for rape are set for trial In the distrct
court.
MARSHALL The case of Mrs. J. G..
Walker VIZ. Hill & Driggers who ran saloon
IN this city last year. was decided by jury
tho verdict being for $500 In favor of the
plaintiff, Tho cause OF action arises from
an alleged sale 10 the husband Of nlaintIr
after being notified tins case will be APP
pealed.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. An employe Of the
Greenviile oil mill was caught on line shaft
ana was carried around tho pulley with ter
rifle force. but was unhurt save for con
siderable bruising.
MINEoLA.--w. f. Lott. prominent clt-
zen OF this place, was out hunting on the