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lbere OUR NEIGHBOR. if Are discovered to be In one story wood buildlnc belonging to Dr. W. a ieuars ana w. Ileyd.

The iron wu occupied as a shoe shop tod ttensra' i general plunder deporitory. Toe house a wooden structure tod highly combustible, end do oa nee to save It nor its contents, The fire then consumed the one to ry storebo use of P. E. Bailey, unoccupied; then the honseof J. E.

Calhoun, conieotioner and beef market; then the posiofflce building, above wis the hail of Knights o( Honor and Mssons; then another house belonging to Mrc. Beachman, occupied by Hopkins A fancy grocers, and the law office of ColOLtl C. Reld and the office of Dr. A. 8.

Whit Uer. Fortunately most all (he stocks were saved, Tiding for a from silk glov Detectives are difficulty, knocked 0' iny of the property guilty or Ml'RDEB. Robert Mc Coy li Wednetdtry morning when the case of the state renus Robert McCoy, charged with murder, was railed. The prisoner haying no lawyer, the court appointed Colonel Potter and Judge Hobby to defend bim, Messrs. Oliver and Humphries being assisted with the solicitor in the prosecution.

The defendant being arraigned, pleaded "not guilty." Mr. James Newton, the principal witness for the Hate. saw James Miller, the man kiUed.anu the prisoner at the store oi Mr. Heard at Ko. Central railroad, on the erening oi the killing, that deceased left the store and iewmln utts alter, he heard two distinct blows and agroan at the back ol the home; hastening there he found Mr.

Miller lying on the ground bleeding protusely running towards the woods about forty yards away. Witness shot twice but failed to hit him. A white pine board was found by the side of was introduced in evidence as the latal weapon of destruction. were made for the prosecution by Meters. Rogers Oliver, and for the defense by Mum.

Potter Hobby. After the a disagreement abou st uy or other crime HvannaH. May 23. Willis Jackson iaaj lot fe attempted to decapita' a gro restaurant keeper la tVo market basciue barracks insensible, and is angerous condition. last and proceeded to ope: and took ''in a conetdei some oi our citizens :1 Hall Immediately he must pay.

On thi satTalledcgadidnot The weather are brightening. Arrested for Bobbery. Bonis, May 23. Perry Smith, a colored employe ol the Central hotel, was ar raigntd before Justice to day, charged with robbing a white man from Essom Mil. of oue hutdred dollars in money.

It it claimed that the man went to hotel In a state intoxication, ma was put to bed by smith, and the prosecution alleges that he was robbed while in this condition. The evidence was purely circumstantial. Smith was placed under one hundred dollar boad to park has been enclosed by a very pretty wil and put in excellent condition. Thornton returned Thursday al Bcoukab, May 2J. Malcolin Man roe, twelve years old, son of Mr.

Ben Monroe, living six miles north of Buchanan, was drowned Wednesday afternoon in his father's mill pond on Tauiarooaa rirtr. He and some other boys were rowing a canoe and be fell overboard. Mr. Frank StipUng's little son, two yean old, was drowned the tame afternoon. The child attempted to follow some older children who had gone nihing.acd when found had been dead some time.

Am Old Han Di OorsTv Lisa. May 2S. MT. Willis ah Leacon, aged seventy tlx, who lived near Carrel) ton, wai drowned at Holland's mill 1st Wednacay. ind was afftated, and It la rap posed that be fell the pood.

The coroner's jury decided that he came to his death by ualn tenticrai Adjudged taaan. Diwtrnt, aa Mi. j. t. au derscn, a coed, MsmeaMa ctoaen of has been ad judged insane, and the ordinary has applied ior his admission the aaytum.

Mr. over mty years ohij ana is a i contlderabkmea iutn oi himself, and has at several oiuer Major W. S. Jackson Lin THECTWlfSWTtJTlOir. ATLANTA.

GA 1 SUflPAT MAI 24 TWELVE AGES. TMM OLD APirox. IUks el latsweet MlUedgeyllla Maw asylnm BnUdtas. Ga, May a ifae. Ed Brown, ol Sparta, and Blgham, dangater of Rey.

B. W. Bigham, are still rery ill bo th haying been sick now for about a month. There is ranch sickness existing now. Bids are wanted for supplies for the lunatic asylum for the nest quarter, beginning the middle of Jose.

A list oi articles wanted can be obtained by applying to the steward, John Hammond. I he two new buildings are yery nearly completed and wfll be occupied as soon aa finished. One of the principal topics of talk with Baldwin county folks now is the new courthouse. From the designs In Ordinary B. Banford'e office it will have to be a building that will be a pride to on people.

It to be modern In eyery respect, and the man who gets the job of constructing It will have to understand his business. The ordinary is advertising for bids to build. A string band has just been organized with the following gentlemen as members: C. Case, Sol Barnett, E. Bueb, E.

Wynne, Dr. H. M. Clarke and Geo. Watson.

They have employed a teacher and propose to learn and execute music lor their own pleasure and the entertainment of their friends. The hop oi the Light Infantry had to be postponed on account of rain. 1 1 will take place at the Oconee home next Friday evening. A meeting of stockholders oi the MOledgsMlIe Banking company is called June 3d to elect di and rapidly li Millidc villi, May 23. Mrs, Garner Edwards, about 75 years old, died Wednesday, end was buried Thursday afternoon.

Bhe has resided here for many years. Brora MouhTAiH, May 23. Died, rear this place last night, Tariton Cuter, aged 72 years. He was a respected citizen. He Lived 13 years at the place where he died.

Griffin, May 23. Mrs. H. T. Braw ner, after along illness, died at her home on Thuisday, and was buried from the Presbyterian church Friday morning.

The deceased was an aged lady of a pure Christian character, and very much beloved by all who knew her. She leaves a husband and everal children. Bona, May 23. Dr. B.

P. Smith died this morning, aged seventy two years. He was born in Giles county, Tennessee, and came to Rome in He was a man of kind disposition and generous Impulse, and was highly esteemed in our community. Kews of his death was received with sincere regret by all out people. L.

Stansbury, father of Captain J. A. Stansbary, of this city, died to day. Haktwfjx, May This evening at one o'clock C. W.

Christian, a prominent citizen of our county, took his paper to read the news, when he was suddenlyjwithout a moment's warning, nnmbered with the dead. Mr. Christian had been a suiieier sometime with heart disease. Liberty Superior Court. Our superior has adjourned, after a three days' session, of jnusual interett.

There was a large attendance 31 attorneys and citizens. The legal profession (res represented by Messis R. E. Lester, P. W.

Mel Irim, W. W. Fraser, Erwin, Bassenger, Leakiu and Wright, from Savannah, and Beasley and Moore, There was a fu.l docket to begin with about Many oi the cases have been tried, but eonsid arable number was put ofl. The Josselyn mur Jerer was not fjvried for some his case was put the next term oi The grand jury reports financial conditio sentenced several parties chaingang, and they will be carried away Wrlghtsvllle Wrighkvillk, May 23. The Wrightsville and Tennille railroad is now completed to the depot grounds iu Wrightsville.

The road is doing good business, and the prospect ahead of it as a financial success is flattering. The tickets to passt ngers sold at this and other stations i May. Wrightsville is buiidicg up rapidly and the mer crease of business. Several new dwellings are now being erected and the sound of the saw and hammer is heard in every direction. All we need now is more capital and more good people, and our sue The Wrightsville cornet band, under the leadership of Professor Ware, are progressing rapidly, and have arranged for a festival on the night of the 20th instant, at which time they promise good West May 23.

A large mass meeting ol citizens was held yesterday in Wright's tall, condemnatory of the unfair and few days since in La Grange as successor to T. C. Crerst.aw resigned, lor state legislature. The meetiLg here with one accord resolved that ta and unauthorized, and that they were not bou: whom they had eudaavqred The i 3 spirit of unfairness li rem piesent indications the oats in this gection id lair lor a good ciop. Colonel John W.

Haygood, of this place, is conned to his bed by siekuees. Our people are making preparations to entertain heir visitors at the district meeting to come ofl ttiaEgers farmers are in good spirits. drink our Mr. Washington Grimes, wi mule, I'Jth and seriously i days. Crops were growing finely and shoulder blade split.

Mr. Eaniord Owens is said to be demented. The charmirg Miss Bessie Johnson has returned oourvllle from an extended visit to relatives The DanielsTille Sunday school i Aihxks. May a Thj jury in the cue of Barry against Cooper are still out and are likely to be out all day Ssuday. Hon.

Weldon Price, of Oconee county, lost a flue trotting torse yesterday. It fell In aa old well and broke bis neck. idea of a big dinner; table creak and thr floor. Sometimes i ig as to make the i to tumble to the that people eat iBdireaiien. the tsractir tors of reeular drioeosia.

Brown's Iron Bit regular ojipepsia. Brown's iron ait ters, the great enemy of ij spepsia, relierea great enemy oi dyspepsia, relierea Mont le a trouble and makes comfort take the )f groaning. Mra. Matilda Dartdson, ivy, i toox nrown dyspepsia, and it did me great GEORGIA GOSSIP Covington Is going to build a forty thousand dollar hotel, and so Is Washington. Mr.

Lawtoa B. Krasa baa been invited to deliver the address beiore the anniversary ol the Augusta Bible society on the third Sabbath in this month. He will, accept and effort will be an eloquent and masterly one. The grand jury of Habersham county last week, is response to the eloquent and patriotic charge of hishonor Judge Mates, recommended the passage oi a law by the legislature, to appropriate ail the rental ol the W. railroad to the cause of education, In the common schools, as well as the liquor tax, tax on shows, etc, and also a tax of one dollar on each dog in the state, audit that should not prove sufficient to run the free schools for six months In the year, paying 100 cents in the dollar on the contract, then they recommended a tax of one tenth oi one per cent on the taxable property el the state for educational purposes.

At a called meeting of the city oonacil ol MiUedgeville last Thursday, on motion of Alderman Brake, a resolution wu adapted authorizing the mayor to make for digging an artesian well. The Quitman Free Is doing good work Haralson lying. County The Gainesville Southron publishes Messrs. O. B.

Thompson and Alber The aDy law any wl inicipal, except in Oidiuetry Yancey, of Troup, in an ordc where, officially declares the result of the election and designates Monday, August 17, day on and after which tie local option Ian ie eye of Mr. John E. Will Re viva 1 in Rome. May 23. Th' the advancement of the watermelon crop.

In speaking of the outlook for the crop this year it saya: The next Important matter to be looked after la this lection is the watermelon crop, Since our laethtue we have Been some of the fields In this neighborhood. The vines are smaller than usual at this date, but as a rule the crop is better fertilized, and the land is better prepared and cultivated than It has been ior two years past. About eiy fine ciop raised. We estimate, and onr guesses that between 400 and 500 ca loads will be shipped from Brooks county. The Camesvllle Register published In Its last issue that a member oi the church in Franklin county had accused another member of stealing and had got turned ont of the church for his pains.

It new turns he was turned out of church for telling lies about the stealing. The church sent a committee to Inquire Into the fact and each one was told a different tale, The committee disbelieved the stealing part and turned ibermuda grass. This isagoodmov which farmers who have land shorn wo acres of bermuda grass will keep Alf fat all the summer, and you can tur in occasionally. If you had a goo either of rye, bermuda, clover, or au grow well this be a great place for chic) cows sheep, or your none stock, an re much other leed the stock would i i do much more good. Will not one fa jy oneaere? If he will, we are sure th.

him a good grass lot. You need not think that ycu can make a good one without labor. The rither the patch the more pay you will get from it. You cannot make cotton without a gTSAtdeal of labor, neither can you have a goodgratfi patch witcout first preparing the land weU by plowing and manuring. II the farmers will resolve that they wlllnotbe wedded to their OW any.

picffeious! growlnd be more Samuel Forest, of Boanokc, Alabama, was In LaGrange a Jew days since with a pair of breeching on his mules made by himself forty Albany had twenty distinct showers injoae day. The watenrelon crop of Brooks county li esti mated at between four and five hundred car loads Df Gainesville extends wise pretense of law anywhere on earth? The new Catholic church at Ssndersvitle will dedicated on the first Sabbath, 7th day of June. The dedicatory sarviccs will be performed by Eight Bev. Bishop Northrop, of Charleston, assisted by several priests from different cities of the 6tate. The music on the day will be rendered by iour oi the sisters of Mt.

de Sales academy. A few days since Mr. F. H. Hays, of Terrel county, entered his corn crib and killed two bushels of Covei 10 3 vftre conducted by Rev.

Dr. Headden of the Baptist e'hBrch, Dr. Bunting of the Presbyterian Church and Rev. J. W.

Lee, Wednesday morning and evening, the Re v. Mr. Robbins.otCartersviUe, preached two sermons which were highly spoken Quaint Old Utile of Lading. Eoms, May ISpeclnl.1 Mr. M.

7. Gowan, of this city, has in his possession two bills of lading, dated in 1590. One oi them is for 110 hogsheads of tobacco, consigned by his grandfather, James Goran, of Virginia, to an English port The till is quaintly worded, and concludes as "And so God send the good ship to her destined port In safety. Amen." tlberton Matters. Eleekton, May 23, Fine rains fallen throughout the county, and crops are tng rapidly.

Hon. N. Cash, deputy collector of tu revenues, is in town in disoharge of the duties ol bis office. The stock law question is agitating the public mind to a treat extent iu the county now. i will be bad on Sick In Lixihgtom, May S3.

ReT. H. Echols was ported dying last night; con icicusncM returned, however, and he breathes again, though with much effort In great pain. Miss Alice Smith la very sick at her home a Mrs. Carrie Graham's infant child will doubtless die to day.

It has been a weak and feeble child since Its birth. May 2l To nlght large and enthusiastic meeting of Good Templars was held at this place. Colonel Wattermen, of the Griffin Sun, delivered a splendid address in behalf oi temperance and prehibittou. Colonel R. A.

Bar field will leare to morrow for Jacksonville, lie. The First Cotton Bquare. Tnru, 8k, May 23. rhe first cot ton square teen here this season is reported by Mr. M.F.Wadell, who Urea near this cotton iras planted April 4, I COLUMBUS YESTERDAY.

Columob. May 23. The Firs Baptist, Presbyterian, and St, Luke Methodist Sunday schools had a picnic on Bom Hill to day, Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather, every body had a delightful time. The pavilion served aa shelter from the rain that leu The funeral of Mr. F.

H. Mitchell, who died last ignt, will take place from the Presbyterian church at eleven o'clock to morrow. Bob Snell, colored, entered the store of Mr. Hunt, today, and stole a pair of shoes. While making away with them be was discovered, and was captured by the police after an exciting chase.

was indicted by the grand jury today and sent jail to await his trial. There wu no basin ess transacted In tie superior init to day except by the grand jury, which re turned three or four true bills. The criminal docket Will be taken up Monday, Cal Soxon, who wu indicted by the last grand jury Ior keeping open a tippling house on Suaday, and who has been out on bond, was delivered op by his bondsmen and placed in jail. It Is learned from reliable authority that Bey. 8.

Provence will tender his resignation as pastor of tne First Baptist church of this city tomorrow to accept the position of editor of the Florida Baptist Review. Mr. Provence la one of tne ablest theologians in the south. Woman's Missionary Wo rtr Augusta, May 23. The Woman's Methodist foreign missionary society's annual meeting consumed to day with reports and discussions and will not adjourn beiore Monday, when fficers will be elected.

About eighty delegates are in attendance from the north Georgia Methodist conference districts. St. Picnic, Colvmetjs, May 23. The 8L Paul White Sulphur springs today. The riddle In Society.

Correspondence ol the Chicago Tribune. The young ladies of Philadelphia's fashionable society have taken up a new the fiddle. It hu grown to be almost great a rage as the skating rink In less fashionable sets. I understand that the wrinkie was brought from Boston by one of our girls, who attended a wedding there. All the others hare been infected.

Classes for the "study of the violin," as one musical maiden put it, exist in almost eyery block. The outlay for instruments is often extravagant. One young years old. Bhe has raSW biood. re iatal, it was also shot.

The animals was tot seen by a 150 pearl. The addition has she has made the instrument lady has a fiddle that she 6 basis from that ol pcopl i oddity, then, it is possible Bold ribbons. The young nds would impair the quality of the tones. seem much ta her mind, and iu any event ie was determined to retain the ribbons, because ley suited her complexion. Thus is art sacri ed to vanity.

A class, including some of the ealtkiestand most fashionable young ladies in iwn, Is now hard at practice with the purpose of vice an early summer musical recital lor the the poor excursion fund. There isn'tone who ceuld not easily afford to gire the Ecdety twice as much as the performance can potflbly realize, but if they did that they would have no opportunity of exhibiting their newest accomplishment. I asked an old French musician, who is teaching the iUdlflte Halt tW'feMiW MTheir plaj llrl means brat you have given to it yearn and Wwiil be aobd for the teachers while it lasts. The demand for their service has grown so larsetbftt they feel encouraged to make their ofa "hw! orchestra' "played concert gasden here has a large class of wealthy She hu done so well that she hu recently purchased a handsome brown stone front. She is acout leave for Newport to continue her teach icg among the rich Philadelphia girls who will spend the summer A Bou dud a Cow Fight to the Death.

Hop.nellm'ille, N. May 23. On Monday morning last, when Georje V. R' town of Howard, this county, went out to feed his cow, he found her lying in a pool of blood in Fide, her legs orn and as blood was scattered about on ence and bam, It was plain that a desperate cou ow and Daniellutfin. of Bury's, owned a very large and Berk bear, and tm the same morning that Rury ennd his cow dying in the barnyard SutBu missed 3ie side of the pen andesciped.

tury's barnyard, ght lathe bam A Question tube Answered. the Jackson, He aid. re the county officials any right tc ure out of the court house gi of them do it. and it strikes us ought to be stopped, and that now. SPSfflfi FEVER mm gSJ BEST TONIC msmm Alt SdrtTof Jk dV hurts and many sorts of of ma and beast need a cooling lotion.

Mustang IjnuncnU CORDIAL FOR THE BOWELS CHILDREN TEETHING It is THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY for the bowels. It is one of the most pleasant and tfficacions remedies for all summer At a season when violent attacks of the bowels areso frequent, some speedy reaefttonle be at The teething, should' asethls medidneTw for Riddle Book. Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet NoticeTo Contractors And QEA1ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UP June 6th al Cuthbert, for Randolph oountyal Plana and specifications can be seen at the office 1 Judee Gnrmlev. chairman, and at the office of Messrs Kimball, Wheeler and Parkins, PILLS gfHt OLD 25 YSARS I9i USE.

gediix'. Tramps ef tide Aft i Indorsed eWof Id SYMPTOMS A TORPID LIVER. THESE WA2rTIK38 AS3 rUTTS HA18 DYfi. or Buck try 8 ItimrpMtl maonsiv. fit ATLANTA BRIDGE WORKS GRANT WILKINS, Civil Engineer aud Contracting Agent.

BRIDGES, ROOFS AND TURN TABLES. Iron Work for Buildings, Jails, Etc. tTJCTUBM AND FOTJirDAHOHS A SPSCTAITT Bpecincations, Flans and OOMPlATWTSAnd TT.T.S Can.v<1 ranged or tobptd condition of the lttob; iousness, Jaua It regulates the bowels, purifies the blood. Sirengthene tho system, assists digestion. Bacsera wol ibl ieq fa jutqiana.

IRON CLAD NOTES, WrTTH OLATJ8B, AND vTAIVISB the garnishment of wages, PBONOTJSTOBD BEST NOTB of siife oentt. ora took of so notes dm Uwktf THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS 8AMDEL JOSE3 PECK, ASK YOUR bfiOGER FOR 60NE4.ES8 AND BACON stnAtue auaa. at a sot BILIOUSINE WhafitrfasDoneforMel Earing been under treatment of some of the BEST DOCTOBS FOR FIVE YEAR3, ana not receiving from By Indigestion and Dyspq mm worst lorm, ana NERVOUS DEBILITY, of sleep and troubles of the urinary i I was induced by my lrinda to try bilious: not distress me any more. My appetite is my nervousr est ail gone, and lam sleepiMfi nights than I have for yean. The troablu 5 nnery organs are lmprovins; every day.

If asy one whole afflicted the tame sen will call to see me I will tell .1 Ko.l6^BopU.Broada au it one SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT Agricultural, Timber, Grazing, Phosphate, a MANUFACTURING PROPERTIES. CLARENCE GORDON 4 and 6 Pine St.Jfj made land guaranteed by this office? FRffie wuwera St Agent for 8. W. Georgia, 8: Alatag norma, no. s.

wmeuen, Bainbridge. a on aMUoatfcn. OmSSS Headache Powder NEW STABI EBNTC0K7 AND TBNNi LIVERY AND SALE eled and tiorpoghiyreuovated thed Bpecial attention xiven to boarding I fnmtohM atabnrt the south, we ask a share of yi ARE STILJj TfilUJI For fifteen years ttey become the most popular Corsets fl United Htatfs. the qunliteP is wabeastsd tj without number could be The and BetailOTareauthorissdio refTind i foi sale everywhere. A full line of these fiiove Fltttalfl for sale by JOHN RYAN, Atlanta, to fiM ncnv 70 and 12 Worth street, Ifew Turk, d3m thast PETERWNI WISESi Ale, Porter, Oder, 1MH HARDWARE, GLASS 4 BOOTS.

Sole and I FIELD GARDfflU PIST0LSI CARTRIDGES, 1 And A Perfect VariegrJ DEAD POET. PAUB.MaJ flU mJBS OI fetor Hugo's nouse wsn wrougou wua peo Ie last night up to a late hour. A register had placed outside me nouse ana tne people sited tor hours for an opportunity to inscribe toi crown rnaunavnea rareraat during the entire time, conversation carried on in hushed tones. Theoffi ,1 deputation appointed bj the academy to reelected to the "Forty Immortals" are Messieurs PeiUeron, Mazade, Coppee i DeLessepa. The clerical papers denounce Loekroy for withholding the Archbishop answer returned Bv M.

Lockrov unauthorized, and they think a had M. Hugo seen the archbishop's letter might hare accepted the religious services in. which had been distorted wi hi. lp.t hnnrn h. his death resumed their wonted ezprea aofcaimierenity.

list, The news of Vietor Jm reived here with numsr. of grief and sympathy on the irt of educated Germans. These attribute gol anu uerman gen. fViiicHA, May 13 news of Tietor Hu I all classes. It is exoeeted that ions literary ana erttsuc societies.

will send to his funeral. Lokdoh, May The Times devotes an id world. Victor Hugo was, by common con toJim in literature, thii chiel nf lis jnagTBenv, out win at tne easae tune ad hat much may be urged in its support. Standard says: I Victor Hugo did not attain the highest Utersry lent of France, to which Hugo left the control of the onaationof his burial, da. Ie to haye the poet's remains interred in the tneon.

in tne enamber at dapotiea this moon, M. Floquet delivered an eloquent upon nugo. sa. unsson, rencb minister, nronosed a rrant bv state nf Ml to defray the ordinary exnenAM of th. meral.

Proposal waa at once adopted by alarge moved that the Pantheon be secular there. Urgency was for this ion by ballot oi 229 to HA. Allain Targe, minister for the interior, a the deputies to poetpone the rote on the is question untu tne next sitting ot the sr. The motion oi M. De La Forge, jhamber of deputies adjourned until Tuesdsy a mark of respect to the dead poet.

The inch senate subsequently approved vote of for funeral expenses. The funeral will I Place next Friday. Crowds are still flocking to the late resi oi vieiornugo aeposiung wreatns 01 be conyeyed thither to morrowand placed rioua rites. In a document containing this iraeat Hugo affirms hia belief in God. A a national manument to tne dead TRYIWG THBDOLPHIN, Whitney's Intention to Make John Koach Come up to His Contract.

rWABHiaoTox, May Secretary Whitney re we snsu oi me uoipnin WUien ake place next week: "Yon will, I recosnize that the nerformnnofl nf tolphin, thru tar impose upon me the duty of Mrcising an unusual degree of caution in woutu nave oeen able prudence in me some weeks since not be so now. It is quite le that the difficulties encoun trip may have been due to accidental mporary causes, but yen would not now i ner to do accepted without the high character of her work. tr conversation yesterday, and whila I It understand you now to claim the farther inot insist that so far as your part is oon 1, that the plana hare been properly ted. I have riven in ord.r 8 Wjth our arrangements yesterday, OUS to the last, on Thursday the ttth it. In addition In thia mmt th.t be put to a similar run at sea, upon such a fall horse power or fifteen knots thia latter trial.

If deemed by you too a speed of twelve 1 te something The expense cue ahe is accepted. H. May 23. The Palladium nblisheaan interyiew with Thomas Mm defaulting city treasurer, who is that he found himself short at Of his first year as treasurer. wrrs, ana oonntted sue troubles to O'Connell, of St.

John's engagea in margin aeaiing in U2J 01 jwtkdng enough to make good his wu a loser. For two years past the cities money. loeing.andthe final result was his city, laaying a deficit $26,000. blame for his course of 1 npoa Father O'Connell. poat the eligibility of an Indian to Office haying arisen, Postmaster to the attorney general, Sue? BftMkn leas atmuel grand Knighta Templar ad.

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