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sppt River opposlte the city Of Burlington whlehls
10 bo uscA Al continuation Of tho Toledo, poo-
ria Il WArhaH Iond. The terms aso loft 10 tho
dlacrotion OF tho 1Iooeivor, subject to approval
by tha Court. Mr.. Hopkins IL alap Allo"ad
"a. 0e0 on account Of Horsces, and is, tn 3D.
dItioo, allowed u hottlc sono claims sgatnHt tbs
Company for accilonta amounting to 81, 600.
THE NEW YORK CONFERENCE.
NEW YonK, tune Notwithstanding tumofs
to tho contrary, officials Of tho Baltimore d
Ohio and Of tho rsnnRylvAnla Road aso In con-
sultAton hors NJ to . compromlso between tho
tro limos. VI. King represents tho former
and soott ts hare for tho penuaylvanfA 1.oad.
Othor trunk lines ato represented In tho confer-
encs, which hhs boon strictly aacrot, and no
dotAfs OF which arc obtatnallc tonight.
New York, juno 1l.-Tlo Executive officers
Of the pshnHylyanta and baltimore d Ohio tail
road Companion havo boon in session in New
York today discussing tho points Of diIerohco
between theso Cun,banios. Tho meettng hAs
boen moot hArmpnfons, aud = basis for pormA-
nens arrangement botwoan Tho Companies will
bo submitted to ttoir fcAI,ectlvo Boards Of d.
TcctorB within tho noxt ten days.
tho probable basis OF tho Arrangements will bo
the giving back by the PopusYlvanla 1iAllrohd TO
tho baltimore l. Ohio tho terminal aud road f.
ci'ttios enjoyed prior to tho railroad war, and
tho re+ostA5!fshmont OF simmer freight tariffs
such ~ prevailed 1sat year, aud it ia also prob
able that the passenger 1atos will DO fixed Oh
tho 8atAto8a bkals.
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G.. 3. q.
DRs hozNEs, H., June 1l.-No!fco has boon
given Of an application for an injunction to ATOP
tho building Of tho Des Moinos Branch Of the
Chicago, Burlington i Quincy Railroad, to be
argued Nov. Al. Az tho road will bo built sept. !,
the suit will not hinder much.
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Sixteen Thousand Lives Destroy.
cd by Earthquake in New
Grenada.
IL Olivier Defends tho Last Ministry
Under Napoleon III.
Tho Circulation Of a Baltimore Catholic
Paper Prohibited IN Germany.


SOUTH AMERICA,
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN NEW GRENADA.
HAVANA, June 1l.-Neus has loon received
here, by Way OF Ut. Thomas. Of Il terrible earth
quake in Now Grenada. Tho destruction vts
great In the Valley OF Cucn1t. on tho venezno-
lean frontier. II II reported that II, COO lives
vera destroyed by tie calamity.
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nho: ~
o.
It iR oatimated Tint tho roturns from other
States will malo the hog crop for this yoar over
1900, 900 hant.
plEnnEposr,s pEpu7Y
The Attorney.tiencral has not vet announced
his choice for tho position OF First Assistant
Attoruey-0 0oncral. It ts ua1erstooo, however,
that the selection has been mado but tho place
will not DO filled until about the lat Of July.
TIE cuntarEANISa cAHE.
William n. Evorts, It appoars, is attorney IL
the celebrated Chorponniug caso. Which has been
60 long boforo Cougross and tho Departments,
and which WAS tue cause OF go much scandal in
md out Of Cougreos during tho administration
interested potisionod the President for rchear-
Ing, and the latter dlrocted the Atto.ney-0en-
erAl 70 examine into the legal position Of tho
case. T. Tas fnr , this parnoso that tho bearing
t%s ss ess ssss 10 5sass 5o!fy sc1'''1 b,.ca t.
who has associated with him other
Prominent counsel aud persons Of iniluance.
The aRgregnte amount Of tho claim Is about
s5oo,056. John Cessna e1.momber Of Con-
actively engh8ed In tho ntetesta OF the claim.
INDIAN SUPPLIES.
The Indian Durenu Is In receipt of communi-
cationa from somo Of tho Quaker agenta In tho
not been 90 tu.treated as tho sensational reports
lave led tho people to hol!ove. General Agont
HaW0rth writos that the ludlAn8 suffered only for
llour aud sugar for abort time, owing to tho
failure Of tho freight contractor to forward the
supplies from tho depot whsro they woro stored
In abundance.
THE WHISKY RAIDS.
superyisor Jotton brings back COED repo.!s Of
United States Distrct-Attornev WA.d, aud has
represented to the Department that lie ts con-
Quoting tho whisky prosecutions NTH much Wig
OF. Role, Jun1;er i Co., by tho permission Of
tho olloRla In the Cotleo&or'a o!lico, bad over
drawn their account for rectiHerB' Btarnpa $4,000
ghlEona in tito year, and 0o1dAon i Eastman &c.
00u gallona. Tho regulations nro vory explicit
that no stamps Of this sort shall be isausd be-
you'd the amount Of actual credit.
I'LL K1No'8 cAsR.
Ex-poBtn1aster Bill King appeared in ths local
court to-day, and gavo bonds in $1,000 TO appear
to auswe1 Ill chnrgcs against him.
THE BIoUY COMMISSION.
A telegram was received to-day from tho Hon.
Abram Cornings. Of Missouri, accepting tho Ap-
polntmens ~ as one Of tho Commissioners to
troAt with the Sioux. 0on. Tarry hns beon se-
lcctsd on the part Of tho army. bishop Havcns
has boon tendoxod m appointment, but ho haa
not yet accepted Senator Allison aud tho Rov,
y. D. Hiarnan havo accepted, and thero ia only
ono more Commissioner 10 bo appointed.
TuR PATnoAs.
Tho headquarters Of the National Grunge of
tho Patrons Of Husbandsy, which has, since the
organization Of the order. beon In Washington.
will probably be removed to Louisville, H.. In
4 aAort tinlc.
, 1875-06-12

. omozxxA11 June 11.-pr. q. Il. LiudsmAp,
~, Di1se&a< of tbs hlnt u Philadelphia. II hass
eAAzal0!o& tnto ths ulsioas md advantages Of
NoolupAtI ~ / po4nt fos sstAbliahiof 6Ta1oh
AhaA H &oes from hart 10 indianapolis.
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6bzaTd5 Ul3Fd1E4 q 1H5 C1Edddo 4F76lN7.
New Yo1k juno 1.-THE railroad wA IL
continued, aud Oh Monday nsxt tha ErIa Con-.
pany viii rsdueA its fares between Nav YORK and
nooh>stsr, Buffalo. and NiagAsa FILLS, ths r.
dusaoo bsins mots than sa on round-ssip Aok-
81.
THE TOLEDO. PEORIA / WARSAW RAILROAD.
Ths nsosisAr Of ths Tolsdo. Peoria h W4fsAw
Railroad, l. L. Hopkins, fled petition which
was granted BY whish hs u allowed to erect suit
sb!s stAtoa-houssa n ths following named
stations along ths lns Of the road
l. T.. Lacrosse, Plpes CITY, Yosrest Weston. and
Crescent QtJ.-"at cost not s3cs4ding o., 900
s44h. ThA Heoelvsr u also authorized 10 uaks
4 contract fos th4 ~ Of n Independent ups o1
Tosd f1on 1ow4 CITY. qa ths Ina ot tha Carthage
NaslhnStaA 8Ailsoe4 10 / point q III Xtsa{1.
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
hr. J. O. Clark, douoral Managor OF the Iii.
nola Central Railroad, returned from his exsond-
cd trip over tho northern section Of his road yos
tozday. Ho confirms tho report thas hls road
had entered into An arrangement with tho CHI
caRo 4 Alton Railroad for the pooling Of tire
freight and psssenger earnings on 81. Louis
buBinesa. Mr.. Clark emphatlcally denics that
it Ia tho intontion Of the Two roads to ra1so the
rates at freigLts ~ well % passengers. Tile ar
ranEornont waa made bechu0a both ros1s wuro
suffering severoly from IN unusual co1npot|t!on.
paying lRurea. Tho commissions and draw
backs tAoy had TO pay out alao amounted to
very largo sum. by this arrangement they do
away with tho payment OF conlulastons and
drawbacks, Which will bo Ill tnmenHo saving to
both Limos. Tboro Is, therefore. no noeessity
for raining tho rates On tho public. bts. @. aatd
the Illinois ContrAI would noyor consent to high
OF rates than those prevailing It proaent, but
possibility Of dong 10. Dy tho torlns Of tho
arrangements each company can mako such 1AteB
~ It chooses, but there ia limit below
f1ai+ rnieh t., ttey c.nnos r. Tno Limit ,o on
little below tho actual cost Of the Company.
Thon each Company rotatus 60 par cont Of its
eafnln9a for tho oost Of transportation, tho
Other 20 per cont osing thrown Ii. tho pool, and
Illinois Central t~o-afths. Tue arrangement,
Mr. CLARK asyD, IL merely businaas transaction
between two l1noa to atop thEoAt~euttAg co1u-
petition, md cauaot afleos ths travelling prhlle
in t1le lbAzt.
THE CHICAGO oAAvtLlE / vlHcENREs RAIL.
ROAD.
Abouttwo weske ago John 3. Brown, ono of tho
NeceiTsx Of tho Chicago, DAnyt!lo l. Vinconnes
RAILROAD Co., appoIntod by tho Circuit Court Of
VIII County, 1led yolumiuous and vory o!sbo-
ratio report. IN which ho gave history Of tho
road. lta condition, and financial emba1raasments.
Yesterday Iii. II. D. Hammond, the other Ee-
celvsz, who vAs appointed by Judge McRobests,
filed ! supplemental report, tndorung tAat OF
ltA co-Rocoiver aa coHscs. Hs. however, adds
tho following itema;
Personal sxpenaea by him incurred necsvsz 11s2s1
U4lAnes dus hobart Moore eiy!l Anginsex, In
examining road and equipment. 1et.t5
Counsel tees to James Eulott for services In
procuring books md p4pars as Nov York
which Nsrs xthhsld from tbs hecciyaF...... 1900
S4VssV4
Ths neeeivor asks that this report may b ap-
proved snd he discharged Tho report wAs re-
tar1sd 10 Mr. Bishop, MAatar In Cbanoary.
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eodAk erGAh3nP hENA
~ YdaA 5A4 A-Aksats&-ot>aanaA{p
, 1875-06-12
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Great West Side Dry Goods House.
Hosiery Dept
(61ECTION q.
GENERAL REDUCTION
M PRICES OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR.

A full regular-mRde Gents British " Hoso
1T ACC, former price 36o-R docidod bargR!u.
Alao, a genuine Nottingham Hose at 500.
ueveT before olforod less than A0c.
Ladiea' full roEular-mado D1oached Cotton
Hose, $50. tho boat for tho prioo in tho city.
MtaGcs' full regunr.made White Cotton
Hose, IN Qlt atzes, 26c.
Mtsses' Btrlpad Cotton Hose, In all stEes, &t
rs, 80, 35. and 400.
Also, q full line Of Missos' English Htripod
Hose, In all styles. which VIC are sailing
much below the regular prices.
a complete assortment Of Misaes' and
Boys Hose. in tlaln Qolors, Chocolate
browns, Navy Dlues. and Draba.
Ladies' Fine English Hoae, in all qualities.
Brown and White. 1t 15 Dor cent loss than
regular prloos.
Ladtoa' Fancy Hoso, in all stylas. Il equally
low dGurcs.
Gonts' GAuze 9hirts, tlno quality, Coo, 40
per cont chcaper than last seaAon.
Gants' Underwear, tn Silk. Ltsle Thread,
loaaamor, Gauze, Mcrtno. and 6ummos
heriuo. at worry low prioes.
a full line Of Ladios', M1saos', and Doys'
Summon Underwear. In ali stylei and etscs,
at HtaRt reduction
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prlFoo OF tne cotnpAnlohRhlp anu GAIA or \ ho4-
iaud and father.
ts*se i F. ,t 5a niAfa' S:.!.sl & tilt
!; i %. Ms1,:y p k1sn as
clueaunal Franz Merco Na.ha. j. +. sell.1, 81.
l1! hoas i. + saFssn Topeka Il = Atkinson, rAllsae!-
H. 0 n.'as w %ss xs:i 1s:. Co. s'1f: Sa5aas: S
Si.i.p n;*d lsst*4, sssn9s sGt Thsa g T. q: nsiss
4. i. sco.t. +; 9. Kamtrier, J. s1sral. TitGIurF
saa Join il. Add4ms. Vreeport; + =. 1siloy. oua-
xa wfl. l. eSfnss S1sf ~: Ns*
York luhas wad4vostn,. Now York J. 1. PhllAps,
s51nsas!a Aopa v.4a' na1! hamburg; Af,.a nosSer
Shorthand MriLearue. Australia; il. /. Tiffany.
S:s Solf; lobsr. ' @osss. H. Ieos; Il. Il % aaxs,
IT, u: 9, o!isR Ae r r.;sss
A.ii. ~ r1.acisco; ! William Yurlests Lall, NJ.
11ta; 9: 7: spenosr. IT, P."l: \ 9; ustaAn la!a.-
lsy. N.shsllIs; + 8. lnsl.m, Madison; i: I: John
fss, L. 5sa ps:1 y fe: + sI IT, s
9aies sa: n.sntGsa ns:oa t. I'll
@ es :s as:xa., y II kss.aa i af:;.s ass
u h;s. n. Yoit 4 W:fs. Yo;soa Wili.@ 4 T,y:
SS:d. ~: 1s II s.s.sn. ID 'sla
"a Nh. nis.oust 1. .. csvp..y, Lincoln. MS;
ussa, se b:ss o a.:.1 u..s saS. Ss.
FakAi U. +. Allsu, 0saad 1tsplds*
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the BLACK HILLS.

As all news relating to the new I'll
dorado IL eagerly sought after, Tni
HERALD gives It's readers, IN addition
to the interesting matter published on
the second page, the subJoined letter
from Mr.. John Gordon to Mr. &. w,
Pool, Of this city. Mr., Pool Is lnti'
matoly acquainted with Mr.. Gordon,
aud ndorses him MS responsible and
reliable gentleman:
SIOUX CITY, March II, 1870
&. W, Pool, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR-Yours of the 18th re-
ceived. April 9TH Is the time set to
leave, aud | do not think there will be
anything TO cause detention, at least
not more than three or four days.
see the government seems at last to
take some notice Of the movement,
but think there will be no interfer-
once Of the military.
Yours, etc, JOHN GORDON.
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pALLAs, TEXAS, March u, 1875.


Messrs. Wharton, Frank, Cluskey md
others
GESrLEMEN-Your letter, with the very
large number of names upon II, requesting
me not to withdraw from the race for mayor
of Dallas, is very flattering, and was receiv-
ed by me with great deal OF pleasure. IL
would he the greatest egotism for me not TO
say II afforded me pleasure. | entered the
con test at the request of n large number CT
my friends and after once coming before the
people, have never thought OF withdraw
ing from the field, and now your letter Will
prohibit my doing no. II my fiends elect
me to the important Office, can only prom
Use that will give my undivided attention
to the duties incumbent upon me, and with
all my humble ability and skill will try and
do my duty. have cast my lot with the
people of Dallas, for richer or poorer, for bet
ter or worse the glory of Dallas IL my pride;
her prosperity my greatest desire. believe
that the finances of our city could be ma
terially improved, and her credit establish
ed. see no reason why our scrip should
be sold on the streets at thirty-fve cents on
the dollar; 1t is not necessary and not rea-
reasonable. My opinion Is, that people who
work for the city for a money consideration
should be paid In dollars and cents, and not
that every effort in my power shall be devot-
. to the prosperity Of the people and city OF
Dalla'.
am, gentlemen. with the greatest respect,
0''' J. G. BoGEL.
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To the Voters OF Dallas.

1t being reported that do not live
in the city limits, wish to say that,
since my arrival in Dallas, October II,
1872, / have lived no where else, have
made this city my home, and have no
cause to regret the same. That should
presume to allow my name to be used
as a candidate for the office of city as
SCISSOR and collector, or any other office,
not being a resident, no one who
knows me, | think, would have a
doubt, or can there be doubt that this
report was circulated to injure me in
the coming election.
Furthermore, / pledge my word to
use no means unfair or dishonorable
to secure my election, and if elected
pledge my word to do all the oath may
require of me in the performance Of
my duty. Again, it is reported am
Indifferent as to whether or not am
elected. Having paid ten dollars, cash
to THE HERALD and Commercial tc
announce my name as candidate, Is
sufficient to settle that question.
Respectfully,
G. b. STEPHENSON.
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WASHINGTON.
The Senate Sill Discussing the
Presidents Action In the
Louisiana Affair.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-In the
senate Immediately after the reading
of the journal the senate by vote OF
twenty.eight TO twenty-five took up
the resolution of Frelinghuysen APP
proving the action OF the president
taken in the Louisiana affair, and
differed the following substitute
agreed upon in the caucus.
Resolved, That the action OF the
president in protecting the government
in Louisiana of William p. Kellogg
is executive, and the people of that
state against domestic violence and
enforcing the laws of the United
States is approved.
A motion 20 20 into executive SEES
sion was defeated; also, u motion tc
postpone the matter until December
was defeated, and prolongation OF
the session is certain.
Messrs. 'Christiancy and Robinson
have abandoned the caucus.
A letter from Butler says the civil
rights bill gives the negroes no rights
in sa oonsor barber shops, and that the
bill only reassertS the rights conferred
by the common laws, and simply
gives the colored maR easier means OF
receiving them.
The democratic senator's in caucus
this evening resolved not to consent tc
having any time fixed for vote on
the resolution approving of the presii-
dents action in recognizing the KEEL
logg government, though they also
agreed not to offer any lacetious oppo'
ston to it, but to insist upon debating
It to the extent they might deem pro-
per. -, Uou
nan, of New York, is speaking NC
speech has yet been made by any one
on the republican side.
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March l9--l0S0 A. NJ
Stocks active. Money percent. Gold
openedat ll6. 49,
Evening-Cotton-Net receipts, AGA
bales; gross, ,447 bales.
Futures closed firmer Sales $4,000
bales. March, l6 9-l6c; April, IL 53-32c
May, lie; June, II l5-32c; July, II %
BE; August, II 23-32@l7 1860; Sep
ember, II 17-32@l7sc; October, 1905
1860; November, l6l@l6 9-l6c; De
cember, l6 17-32@l6 1899.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10. - Gold
1855! sight premium; sterling - o.;
Observation-Disclosures. Sales, 2,252
bales; prices hardening. Good ordi-
nary, to strict, l4s@l4sc; low mid
ding to strict, l5Bc; middling to strict,
l5l@16c; good middling to middling
fair, l6i(gl7lc; receipts, 443 bales
exports to Great Britain, 2,724 bales
to Continent, 2,546 bales; stock, 225,-
207 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Editorial mountaineering ompro
raise 10 be kept Secret until the Meet,
Ing OF. the Legislature s"ceess'"A
Entertainment.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 2O.-The
Indiana editorial excursionists arrived
this evening. They remain here until
Monday. osuo
II is understood that the terms OF the
compromise will not be made known
until the meeting of the legislature,
which will probably be about the lo'h
of April. oose,,
Demurska closed the most successful
entertainment of the season. Inc re-
ceipts for the eleven performances
were over 81, 600.
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A War Expedition,

CALCUTTA, March 2O,-fhe Indian
government expedition 10 L0mez, In
western China, arrived NJ llougOoh,
and In an attack made on the Chluese
frontier officials twenty Chinese were
Killed and many more wounded.
All communication with the Chinese
frontier has been stopped by large
bands OF armed men, The king of
Burmah II .sendlng four thousand
troops 10 the Acacaln frontier.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

VIM. johnson, Miss; H.. Browder, Sher'
Straw berry staiion;J, NJ. sayier. Tooth pick
station; y, j. Wewort, Marshall; Mrs. Cline
Miss Anderson, Wenthcrfordj q. ID. Wittand
wife and daughter, Tenn Chas. Townsald
Crockett; Martin frederick, Houston; W. II
j. bali and.wilc, Wentherford; A, j, brown
Alderado, A. j, Hart and wife, CRANBERRY
l., II. Rlllts, CRANBERRY; 7. NJ, Robinson
city; q. q, Bailey, Ark, Col. Tom Smith
d 9, M Incl DGnis,on Major 0,n wel Ps
~. louis; NJ. j. Morris, VIM. Speer, Sher.
man; John Z. Tate, NJ. Q. Tate, John X. late
Jasper, Tenn; A. W. Z. Perry John +. Laugh
lin Memphis.
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unIKersIlY Raal Rnee.

LONDON, March eO,-rhe annual
Internationally boat race took place
over the usual course on the Thames
this afternoon, aud resulted Ia a vio'
tory for the Oxford course, The
weather was favorable for the race
though rather cold, The betting dur
ing the forenoon was two 10 one on
the OxfOrds,
The banks ~ the Thames were lined
with y mass Of people, All the morn
lug the different avenues leading 10
the river were chOked with vehicles
aud pedestrians and NJ noon London
presented deserted appearance,
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Railroad Ticket and Passenger Agents
la Session.

CINCINNATI, March 2O,-At the con.
ventlon Of the ticket and passenger
agents all the important roads except
the Baltimore and Ohio were present.
The following officers were elecled'
President, d, NJ, Boyd, Jr,, Pennsylya-
mia railroad; Vice President, G, u,
Patmore, Louisville aud Nashville rail-
road; Secretary, Samuel Powell, Chi
cNgo, Burlington aud Quincy railroad,
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Trnnhle with Winners.

COLUMBUS, March 2D:-It now APP
pears that the troubles with ihe
miners was at The Troy Coal company's
works, and not at the Straightvllle
mining company. All the colored
miners left the Straightville mines
except two, who were too badly
wounded. Straightville has yielded
to the demand of the miners ana
the work will proceed.
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Execution Of vasqueS. the nandit,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, The
banditti Vasque2, was executed at nan
Jose, yesterday, No attempt NJ res-
cue was made although II was feared.
He asserted his innocence of murder
but acknowledged the justice Of his
fate, having been the leader Of muir
derous gang.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SAN JACINrO,

j, q, waahburn, 4, Williams, q, II, Grain,
Marahalli \, Dale, richardson i, Goddard,
Texas; A Manly, y, johnson, 4, Or.
vi u, Il, Iilcwett, New York; II NJ, Crane,
MS R'S cSa rs e2h, Ss. q f,a nasS
Tom, u, q, Euana, j, j, nyrne, u, j, Wood.
Fort WORTH Miss Mckinney, Tonni W. II,
Berry, Memphis,
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uunicipaI Election.

BANGOR, Maine, March D.-At the
adjourned election for mayoryesterday,
f. NJ. Houghton, democrat, was elected
by eighty-nine majority. The repub-
lieans have four majority In the joint
council.
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COSMOPOLITAN.

NJ, Cancholes, ~, Louis; W, W, .Yeaton,
Philadelphia; W. N. COMFY, W. l. waldron,
q. II, Durham, |, W, Divine, |, McDonough,
T. 4 4, II. H.; n Schroeder, III Pasoi l. Me-
Culloch, Texas F,s, Williams, city; y. spat'
Yates, Mo-; A. ValdRtn, New Lort; Henry
Ewing Bowling Green, XVI y. Woodward,
city.
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Unsafe.

COLUMBIA, Pa, March 20.--The rail-
road bridge must he repaired before II
will be safe for trains to cross IL.
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Heavy Sieet.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 20, The
sleet from Washington TO New York
on the sea coast, and to Plttsburg Is
interfering with the telegraphs.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains NJ
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS cENTRAL
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
THE WEATHER.

For Sunday IN the western gulf
states, slight changes In pressure and
temperature, variable light winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
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Failure OF an insurance Company.

ELIZABETH, n. j., March 2O.-The
Equitable Life Insurance Company
failed to-day.
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Death OF John Mitchell.

LONDON, March 20.-John Mitchell
died quietly ut 8 o'clock this morning,
at Dromolane, Ireland.
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LIST OLE LETTERS.

BELOW is the list of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postofhce, March ~.
Parties calling for the same VIII please say
"advertsed," and give date of list. Such o!
them as remain in the ONCE uncalleu lor az
the end of four weeks Will De sent W VIC
dead letter office.
WILLIAM JONES. Postmaster
DRAWERS SOL Bess G. A
X pibh sumter I Bourke Francis
non y Brown Joe
D,,Ji Sam Butler Mrs &
purr Burtis Mollte
Bullock A C Burgess
CALFEE WIN CASTLE geo
~ Carpenter Mr. Clyne VI,
Ciendennins Miss GE Clarke Thos
Cnrse Nancy "A Coye Nose
Crnok I T Croosman Saml
,>AwsoN WIN Dasher X p
IL De AMMAN ( me D0herty MlCna11i
Dorseck Jno Dohha'"" N
Il, MBREE DR. X Erving sa,ile
! Il Evans Henry Evans u
r,oRsTER BLANCHFraley Chas
| Futterknecht f ii
| ALTERING Garrison Geo W
narrison WI Gay Mrs Sallie II
| S,osap Gao ,,issel Aug
o'"''' Green Emma I
-AtJ. wx Hall Jno
| III AL rw,o,, Hardin Mrs Mollie
- ~ FL, Hiltabrand Isaac
nhi,Li loo HindInan j T.
Hodges InO HORN
Horton Jas hushesr
JAcKsoN Mrs "a
J,vtN chas Iyens Newton II
ptIFy Gam Kerr II q
h Renner u
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Fresh Fish and Oysters
FOR SALE.

frank Lantery. al the Lafayette restaurant,
on Lamar street, next door 10 the MsFninE
Star saloon. ha inst received end will keep
on hand q full supply Of fresh red 1sh, red
iers. which he will sell 1t eaay rntes 70 fam
lilies, and will serve the sa11e In even style
At the Lafayette restaurant GIVE hin
eel. 4tw