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THE MAKE UP OF THE BonY.-Suppos-
ing your age 10 be fifteen orthereabouts,
can figure you TO dot. You have 100
bones and 500 muscles your blood weighs
25 pounds; your heart is five inches in
length and three inches in diameter; it
beats 10 times q minute, 4,200 times per
hour, 100, 500 per day, an: 30, 722,20Oper
year, tAt each beatailtlle over TWO ounc-
es Of blood is thrown out oft, and each
day it receives and discharges about seven
tons of that wonderful fluid. Your lungs
wiA4contain n gallon of air. and you in
hale "a 900 gallons perday. The nggre-
gate surface Of the air cells of your lungs,
-supposing them to be spread cut, exceed
10000 square inches. The weight of your
brain is three pounds; when you are
man it will weigh about eight ounces
more. Your nerves exceed 100000 in
uumber. Your skin is composed of three
layers, and varies from onc-fourth to one
eighth in thickness. The area of your
skin is about 100 square inches, and
you are subject to an atmospheric pressure
Of fifteen pounds TO the square inch. Each
square inch of yonr skin contains 8,5O5
sweating tubes or pcrspiratory pores,
each Of which may be likened to.a little
drain tile, one-fourth of an inch long,
ma king an aggregate length Of the entire
surface of your body Of 20l, loo feet, or
tile ditch for draining The body almost
forty miles long. sqiNiTi
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Cant Benz. Ward, of Mobile, Ala, drop.

Capt. Bepj. Ward, Of Mobile, Ala, drop
ped into our Office yesterday 70 add his
testimony to that of all others who have
visited Texas, and whom we have met
setting it down as the greatest and grand
est land beneath tho heavens. The Capt
is much pleased with Dallas and its pros
poets and we hope will find il to his inter-
est to locate among us. ma ~
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Everybody.

Everybody. 81
Is pereparing for gardening. Some. of
the j" early birds I" have slready gotten
:. their potatoes, peas &c., in the groun d
That norther last night, however did not
feel much like, it was time yet TO- 60 to
gardening.
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Seed Potatoes. ~
We have just received large lot Of the
Early Rose and other fine potatoes, and
also fresh supply of Landreths Garden
Seed of all kind, which weiare selling very
low Cor cash. Money refunded If seeds and
potates are not rs we represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main & Elm streets.
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II. L.. BOhny,

II. l.. Bohny,
Late with Fendley & Miller, has leased
the William Tell House, corner Market
and Commerce streets, and having reft:ed
and refurnished the same, invites the pa
tronage of the public. See his card in to-
DAYS paper
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-02-22

Firo 4,
7. q. Jordan & Co., represent some Of
the best and most r.lia bic Fire Insurance
Companies in the country. Among the
number is the State Insurance Company
of Hannibal, No., with q cash capital of
100000. If you wish to be insured call
on the above firm, corner Market and
Commerce Streets.
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New Drug House.

New Drug House. s
Messrs. Elliott & Stevenson, have moved
into their handsome new brick building
MOI tn side of the Square, where they in
vite their friends to give them coll. We
stepped into this establishment yesterday,
to "view the ground" The interior ar
angements are admirably adapted TO the
business, and reflect credit on the taste of
the proprictors as well as the builders.
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mrs. l.ey lane nr.wa.r

Did in this city on Thursday last, from
the effects Of Turns received . few days
previous Mrs. d. was native Of Char
loite, Va and cane 10 Texas in ls4s
since Which time she has ifsided in Dal-
las with her son, caia. "a. c. Brovder
She was taxen sick with typhoid pneumo-
mia lev dAys sfler Christmas, and sftel
on illbessof about q month, sscovered 81
far as 10 walk few steps Without assist.
ance. In iae night about o'clock, jag
sry %, she rotout Of bed and <klks
the fireplace for some hing on the mani
Wien her clothes took FIRE The flames
most envslopine her before she vas q
covered BY her scn. Capt. Brorder, VI
tss asleep in the SAINT room, and who in
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Thespian Club.

Thespian Club. .vtgs,,-
We understand that the young men,
members of the Dallas Library ASSOCIATE on
have organized Thespian Club, the pro-
ceeds to be donated for the interest Of The
Library. Success to the Club.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Y ~ : u
FROM AUSTIN.
Special to the Dallas Herald

AUSTIN, Feb, 20,-1S73.
SENArE.-h message was received from
the House, asking the appointment Of Three
Senators to cooperate with o. like commit
tee from the House 10 ferret out assassins
of Representative Franke.--Senators Say
ers, Fountain and billiard appointed.
Senator billiard offered concurrent
resolution that both Houses meet in joint
session to elect. State Printer, tomorrow
morning at IL O'clock. Amehded Soyas to
readSSsturday at II clock, -passeI
y Resolutions OF coincidence were offered
by Senator Savers to family dfMr. FRANKIE,
which were adopted, when the fSena.e ad-
jO1rneds ,aQLyGl.kIun ~ ~, n,.u =,
Dallas, paid glowing tribute to the menu
ory Of Representative Franke.,4p.aasH /.
A Committee was appointed ito ferret
ont the Wanderers, when the House adj
journed. e.',f ilr7 h'79s
A MEMBER OF TuE HOUSE MURDERED.
Last night at half phst7 o'clock, Louis
Fianke, Representative from Fayette
county, while going to the COMMITTEES on
Emigration, was attacked by two men on
the Capital steps, struck over the left eye
with o elung- sLot. kpocked down, robbed
Of S264 and his watch. The watch was
found shortly afterward by Senator Flan-
agan, who removed Mr. FRANKIE TO his
boarding house. bis thigh was found
to be broken. He diei at 4 o'clock this
morning. .Nf9
The members Of both Houses were paid
OF 4 Yesterday, publicly, i which ldodbtiess
caused the murder The coroner saqaest
adjourned until this afternoon.
Paris. Feb 17--The eodmIt{fFof50h have
adopted the amendment proposed by Du-
foure, which provides that before the dis
solution, the National Assembly shall en-
act laws organizing and directing the
transmissienl Of legislative and executive
powers, and creating q second chsmbsr-s
Decision rendered in the case Of Prince
Napoleon against minister lie Frame
for illegal expulsion from France. The
court decided its incompetency 10 try The
ease, and ordered The plaintiff 70 pay costs.
Madrid, Feb. l9.-In the Assembly to-
day Prime Minister fignerss made a
speech in the course Of which he de-
fined the powers Of the present
Legislature. He reminded the members
that the National Assembly was ,fansito-
nv and not constituent and in its DEGREES
and sets should strictly observe the con-
stitution. 49,
General Corridors, Minister Of War, ask
ed for supplies for arming tho people, all
avaiiabls arms having been Distributed.
Repsbilssn' pritonsfsf set frrs ~ fhe
Amnesty arrived At Bsrceions Today,
firm, Pad Msdon on a government vessel.
The piers and quays were lined with
,fovds OF people, Who enthusiastically
shsered the men as they landed
.2siube1 lIld PfThs govsrnarsi,ip u
fbe IS nre.; Spain are % BE- diTid-
ed eoneflv .ls fAdicals and rspub-
70 leans. IN riss Of radical eovsfn-
". ors are Ii ~ leans, and those Of re-
pubiicn, ~ radicals Stn0r firs
viii retain |or.rnorship o. Madrid
fer the pres
koi reerr.fnr Of the nsbibsrs o.
Y be ecnssrr}sriy win Be held soon.
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CASTOR a. Thomas f.
Will soon be in their new building, north
side of the square. We shall have more
to say Of it MS soon as the interior arrange
men Is are completed.
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t., The " Nameless Club for an invita-
ton to attend dance to be given at the
Dallas Library Hall on Monday evening,
24lh inst. We win certainly attend.
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Afien

Afient item fft..
Is called TO the advertisementrof j. B,
D. Young, dealer in family and staple
groceries, on Main street, near the old
Anglers place. f wn
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Religious Notice,

RcIIgIOuH NOtIcc' n M
Elder G.. 7. Wilburn, of the Baptist
church, will preach atthe new Presbyte-
rian church, on Elm street, tomorrow Sun
day. morning at II O'clock, n. M. The
people of the city and vicinity are cordi-
ally invited to attend. ~
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a Mary had a little lamb, which wild cat
chawed up and escaped into N tree; but
Mary, who was l6 years old and lived in
California, told the wild cato come down,
and he came. She did it with her little
shot gun, Good grill Hea as4 Ji'aai
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Persons
Desiring TO invest in desirable city
property are requisite to read the adver-
tisement which appears in our paper this
morning of Mr.. j. E. D. Blades. lie is
offering superior bargains, and now is the
time to avail yourself Of them.
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BLOCKS Of all kinds for building pur-
poses. Apply to
FREEMAN & McDADE,
I. & p. R. r. Depot Contractors. l6tf
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DALLAS VyEKLSHhAll!D,
SATURDAY, FEBRuARY2 ~, 1878.

-. Tso.. mefniyrs oorNmnst,, New orirans, IL
,iscsiy suihoind Asthl hfthe Dds iithiLp
IN that city NnslE
- Tbs ps,iss HMM will ts' found IN sale Al
plsIss a ,iss Nook store. Main Street Renirqk
COS, News rerot. Jefferson evsss.Hefst 70 Tost
once; Huitou's Cigar Store, crsfebneId House.
sw- ovr ,.,r. for pot,erlr,jcS. posltl-eiy. are
Ce,h In Advance snds job wotk mnst, In every
in.isne., y. rid for on dsvsry. W. o. s. ~.
perir,icn, ~ ~ p-r snrtm q VI w ior ss
months. job Work Of all Kinds Tone on tho most
nsssopsbIs Terms. "A
nrJ. @. Cnrw, ESQ, No, 800 Brosdray, w. Is
fully authorized to make contract fof ndyertflng
In the DALLAS IrrALp. AlHm lft
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RcIisious Notice.

proTrsrAHr FriscorAL Cnurcu.-Divlne scrvlee
will be held at 81. Matthews Church., Elm street,
every Sunday at II o'clock, A. ~, and i, M
until further notice.
SUNDAY ScnooL-st o'clock, A. NJ.
s,D .DAvENP ORT. Rector.
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DALLAS,

Would respectfully inform tho public that they
have now, aud will continue to keep on hand a ful
supply Of every kind Of goods In their line, and
would solicit a share Of public patronage, Their
irngs are warranted fresh and pure. al
An experienced Druggist always present to all
Physicians Prescriptions.
aug. 81, 1s72-5l;6mos.
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Persons

Dallas 18th 1878.
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Washington, feb- ZU.-N. iouIs "s
fves, l51; new, l4i sevens, rl6s; Fights,
lot ten forties, lsi.. az dsi'n ~.
ysHspssnRill 4. adjust SE Shdtps 2,
1872, wherein Va, Tenn. Md. N. Z. a9a
tblss ID sssl.9 3sils 5iliieIss i5eoied
yeas so. mars 1lS. .,.....,..g
"A Resolution that select .coIDmitiee be
appointed 10 impeaeh Colfaxs'for Credit
Mobilier implications wac defeaaed. -feas
los; macs 100 49, 80. - , (. &C. Ia Ga.a.sas
7 Nev York, Feb 20-Counsel for Stokes
has ascertained that the Woman has been
found Who picked up The pistol elledeedto
belong 10 Fisk upon landing of.lsdies en-
trance te the Hotel. Her presence Mt The
hotel verified by the rsgistsys and her, sb-
sepcs from presiding trials will be salts
isfsc toriiy' tefplkised.F Other evidence
has been discovered, and it is now beliey-
ed q new trial for Stokes will be secured.
New York, Feb 20.-Mguey continres
very stringent. Exchanges 81. Gold Ht,
Governments quiet, Eigty-ones Isl Sixty
tvos l5l. State bonds dull, nominal
NetlsCottoh2 receipts to-day 1o960 Gross
1881; sales for export to-day 225. last even
ing 100. Sales future delivery 305o0 bales
February 20 5-l6(d2ok March p LEO
20k April z9,; May n 1-l6@2ll JUNE
2li. York Cosisn dali; Niddlinz Upisnds
poi; Orleans 2it. Southern Flour quiet.
Common TO fair extra 81 TO 81. good choice
81 to a.. Whisky firm. %. Nhss. dull
irregular buyers OF spring insist on 8
declineholders refuse 10 make concessions.
Corn fai<.1 F.rsiysJ steady s5i TO 90
- .l~lsst al fbf1lr-a. EXTRA -
National Republican., 1873-01-31

- Gideon 7. Tucker Is mentioned by the A.
bdhg Fost as Mr.. Cassidys successor on the rsts.
THE use Of mercurIal hair dye has caused
the insanity Of Gratton, engineer OF the Mont
Gents tunnel.
The death Of Bulwer has created such an
extraordinary demand for his novels that the
circulating libraries are unable 10 meet II.
- Garibaldi Is writing novel, entitled ''Thc
Hyena OF Paris" II Is believed that this title
nngallantly refers to the eS-Bmpress Of the
French.
- A sister Of Laura D. Fair, who Killed Judge
Crttenden In California, is residing In 1ndanapo-
lls, and has been for some months, under an
assumed name.
- DR.. Samuel q. Howe, the resident director
OF the SANTANA Bay Company, will reside per.
manenily IN san Domingo, as will also his wife
Julia Ward Howe.
- Miss Jennie Collins, OF Boston, proposes u
start n cross between hotel and cole ege wi ere
cooks may 90 through special courses, and all
classes of domostics graduated In their seyera
degrees.
=. Captain Taylor, well-known merchant oil
Boston, has bought the property OF the Anne,
Plow Company. The capital stock OF the com
pany Is 100000, which is understood to be the
amount paid by the purchaser.
= Laura Fair attempted to lecture on evolve,
IN the Fold at Sacramento, on the 25th. BeinI
unable to obtain hail she took a lageT-beer hal
| and delivered her lecture to crowd of dead
heads, as no one would pay TO 70 In.
- The King Of Italy presented TO the Princess
Marguerite, As q New Years present. metal
lion made Of one large turquoise surroundet
with sixteen diamonds OF three karats each
aud a pair OF earrings In turquoise and dia
| mOnds.
- The Princess Of Wales has ttlumpheL owe
| the disability-disease Of the knee jOint-whicl
| caused her friends so much anxiety several year
ago, and on New Years day accomplished rid,
condition,
National Republican., 1873-01-31

so sincerely regretted the necessity for these
deadly battles with the Apaches as those OF Arl-
zona. The killing aud captures by the troops
during the past few months must amount TO
hundreds. In any event, this kind Of work will
soon bring peace to Arizona. That peace,
so long deferred was for years attributable
to the inefficency and indifference Of military
commanders. That Il has been deferred during
the past year we sincerely believe IA justly at
tributahle to the visit Of Vincent Colyer. Col
yers untTustworthtncss occasioned the sending
Of Gen. Howard, whose presence again required
q complete suspension OF military movements
then begun In the same goOl earnest, directed
by the same wise chief, and certain Of early
peaceful results.
But the past is beyond a remedy, and mere al.
lusiOns to guide, N possible, clear Of similar er-
rOrs, will now su1ice. The sorrows Of the past
are greatly assuaRed by the cheerful blows now
being struck for peace under the personal diTeC-
tion OF Gen. Crook. We acknowledge TO a per-
sonal pride In his successes. We knew he pos
sessed the ability TO win as signal victories over
the Apaches as he had done over other braveT
and equally numerous aud intelligent Indians,
While the Territory was weighed down with
ferred to the value OF Gen. Crook, and hoped
that Gen. Grant, with his accustomed good sense,
would assign him to this department. The In.
references with his plans, his orders and pur-
poses, mlsled many into the belief that he was
failure or oyernted-especlally as a subduer Of
ApaChes. We never for n moment doubted his
ability and special fitness for the position, and
Gen. Howard has repeatedly testified thereto,
Since he has had few months Of uninterrupted
sway, without troop more than has for many
years been stationed In Arizona, all admit him TO
be the right onicer in the right place. Given a
fair opportunity, he quickly proves his ability
and worth. II being our right and inclination
to eNult over his triumphs, we do II heartily.
Whatever Efforts have been made for his dis
placement, II II certain that President Grant has
fully sustained him, because he knew Gen.
Crook 10 be the most suitable man IN thus de-
paTtment.
National Republican., 1873-01-31
TIE EVIDENCE IN THE MERCHANTss
NATIONAL BANK

Yesterday morning we printed paragraph
In regard TO the action Of the House OF Repre-
scntatiyeS upon the publication Of the testl.
mUny taken In the investigation OF the Mer-
chants National Bank OF this city. The
article in question was written by tho Demo
cratic correspondent Of Northern Demo
cratic newspaper that was In possession OF
the United States troops for the publication
Of reasonable articles only a short time be-
fore the inYestlgatlon was held. The facts
arc, that MIR. Hooper, as acting chairman OF
the Committee on Banking and Currency, IN
accordance with the instructions Of the COM
mittoc, presented tho report Of the committee
on the investigation, with a resolution direct
Ing the Secretary of War to institute legal
proceedings to recover the public money de-
posted by paymasters OF the army In the
bank. The resolution was adopted without
a division Of the House. Mr.. Hooper then
introduced resolution to recommlt the testi-
mony Of the committee, with authority to
print such portions Of 1t us were deemed
necessary Mr. Lynch tried to get the floor
70 move that all tho evidence be printed; bul
AIr. Hooper refused TO yield tho floor for tha.
and stated that the testimony was
very yolumlnOus, and most Of It irrel6yan.
and OF no interest or value 10. any Que.
Tho House, however, ordered the testimony |
0 be printed. Subsequently Mr.. Hooper en-.
sTsi y motion TO reconsider the vote by
National Republican., 1873-01-31
BY WAY OF EXPLANATION.

| Inc thFOhlcte, In Its Issue yesterday, SAYS
"lf our morning cOtempOrary does not keep
sharp lookout, II will ind itself indorsinR thI
chronice's position In relation to the wisdom ant
prOit OF the Investigations. Having gone int
the NATTER the moment there Il an attempt L
smut down an Inquiry proposed, the cry will b,
taseu that the investigation IL getting too warn
for Rcpublirans and they want to retracc thei
steps. The Democrats were allowed to control
The investigation at the special request OF Speaker
blalnc, whose motive was to silence all cry about
the 'whltewashinR' business. Let the probing
process go on until all parties are satisfied thai
the end has been reached"
Our cOtemporaTy need not bo alarmed
There Is no danger whatever that we shall
indorse Its position either in Iowa or in
Washington. The Chronicles position is OF
was this: 1t, for good reasons of Its own, op.
posed ali investigations. We favored inyestl.
cations, but we desired the Republican side OF
the House to institute and control them, and
not allow the Democracy to do so. Before Con.
gress met the Chronicle deprecated an inyesti-
CATION into the credit mobiller scandals. The
REPUBLICAN took precisely the opposite po-
sitiOn and succeeded.
4 few days ago, when Mr.. Randall intro
Iuced a resolution ordering an inquiry Into
other matters, and when the Republican ma
jority In the House, instead Of sustaining
Mr.. lIOar, sustained the member from Penn
sylyanla, we criticised Its action as unwlse In
party sense. We were not opposed to the
investigation per Sc, but we were opposed to
It's being instituted by the Democratic side
Of the House. That Is the difference between
the REPUBLICAN and the Chronicle so far as
investigations are concerned
National Republican., 1873-01-31
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMY,
AnyuTAsr GEsEnAL's OFrIcE,

,-.,o-, wAsHIs0roS, Nov. Is, lsia
The following Is the detail for Recruiting Ser
vice from January l, 1879, to October /, IsIi:
Colonel :. l. Gregg, sth Cavalry, will relieve
tendent OF the Mounted Recruiting Service
station at the Depot, st. Louis, Missouri.
Colonel John GlbbOn, 9Th Infantry, will relIey,
Colonel j. Z. Davis, 23d Infantry, as Superintend
ent OF the General Recruiting Servloc StatIor
New York.
MajorJ P. Roy, 9Th Infantry, will relieve Majol
M, ~. ~. bi9nt lit1 infantry, IN command at the
Major j. n. q. Whistler, 22d Infantry, will re.
port for duty at the sub-dePOt, Newport barracks
Regimental oficers will he selected by theI,
COOnels according TO the usual rules, and ORDERED
70 report In person, on the former date, to III,
suPeIlntendents for their respective arms.
Details from regiments to report to the super
intendent Cavalry Service at 81. Louis Depot:
| First Cavalry, two Lieutenants.
Second Cavalry, one Lieutenant.
Third Cavalry, one Captain.
Fourth Cavalry, two LleutenAnts
flfth Cavalry, one Lieutenant.
| sixth Cavalry, one Lieutenant.
| Eighth Cavalry, two Lieutenants.
Ninth Cavalry, one Captain and one l.leuten
| ant.
Tenth Cavalry, one Captain.
Details from regiments to report TO the super
| lntendent At New York:
4 Captain, each, from the Sd, 5th, 9th, 18th
2Oth, 2lst and 23d regiments, and one Lieutenan
from each regiment OF Infantry, except the 2Iti
i
onicers Of the Colored Cavalry regiments will
recruit especially for their regiments under u
listing arrangements; and all On1cers on Genera
and Mounted Recruiting Service will continue Il
enlist men for ColOred regiments as at present
inc Superintendents will relieve oficerH II
charge OF rendezvous as those Of the new detail
report, and order them TO Join their comDanies
placing them on duty with detachments Of re
crnlts going to regiments when opportunity
permits.
Paragraphs sTs and V79, Revised Regulations
In relation TO the examination OF recruits with 1
view TO rejection after arrival at regiments oI
posts, have been, by direction Of the Secretary o
Paragraph 9Ti, Revised Regulations, in reIa.
ton to work by recruits, will be strictly enforced
at the DepOts.
Recruiting Officers are expected to give close
personal attention TO their duties, and TO adhere
10 the regulations governing them, The prOhi.
bltion to enlist minors aud men of doibtfnl
moral habits will be strictly enforced by the Stl.
perintendents.
In accepting recruits at rendezvous, Trlpler's
Manual Affords the required standard OF atiallfi-
catonsi and u Is IN like manner the standard for
Inspection after the recruits arrive at the Depot
The Commanding General OF the Military Di-
vision OF the Pacific will detail Oicers 10 recruit
for regiments Of his command, as provided In
Paragraph vi, General Orders No. l25, Headquar-
tiers OF the Army, 1870.
Recruiting for the Engineer Battalion will be
continued under the instructions contained in
letter from this ONCE, dated October g. ISL sub-
Ject to such changes In the detail OF oficers OF
eXpedient ' ~
by command OF General Sherman;
L. d. TowSsEsD, AdJutant General. :.
National Republican., 1873-01-31
SOMETHING ABOUT THE NEW KANSAS
SENATOR.

The election Of Hon. John j. Ingalls, to the
United States Senate as the successor of Mr..
Pomeroy will doubtless be a surprise to the
| people Of Kansas. While his name had been
frequently mentioned In that connection
during the canvass, aud while 1t was under
stood that he INDUCED some aspirations for
the place, his candidacy was scarcely consId-
cred formidable, especially Us he resides ut
AtchlsOn, Mr.. PomCrOy's home, and that gem
tleman success was considered certain. The
result seems to have been attained through
the harmonious action Of the leading opposl-
tlon candidates In Withdrawing their claims
in behalf OF union upon one whose chances
Of success had been considered extremely re-
mote.
Mr., Ingalls, Is In the prime Of life, Oess than
forty years of agc) leading lawyer of the
State, a gentleman Of decided literary taste
Of in1eXiblc Independence and undoubted In
tegrity. lie is a man Of thorough education,
graduate of Harvard, II cultured speaker
and graphic writer. He Is the author of
remarkable series of articles which appeared
In the Kansas Magazine during the last year,
some Of which were hOnored by rcpubllca-
tlOn In Europe.