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RESOLUTIONS.
LAMAR House, DALLAS, TEXAs, I
October llth, 1875.

LAMAR House, DALLAS, TEXAs, I
October llth, 1875.
An impromptu meeting of a number
of Commercial Travelling Agents was
held to-day, in the parlor of the Lamar
House, at which the following proceed
ings We're had.
Mr.. lverson A. Jones was called to
preside, and Mr.. f. l.. Randle was re-
quested to act rs Secretary.
And thereupon, Mr.. j. &. Hubert of
fered the following resolution, which
was adopted:
Resolved, That committee of three
be appointed by the chair to draft suit
able resolutions, expressive of the SEN
timent of this meeting, upon the oc-
casion of its assembling.
Anu thereupon, the chair appointed
Messrs. Nj. 5, Street. j. II. Hodges and
}. Hall on said committee.
The committee reported the follow
ing resolutions, which upon motion
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, LIST. That having during
our sojourn IN Dallas recei ged from the
proprietor of the Lamar House the
klhdest treatment and most courteous
attentions, We cannot take our depart
ure without giving some expression
and gratitude therefor.
Resolved I'd. That our thanks are
due to e. f. Root, Esq, proprietor of
the Lamar House, for the courtesies
and attentions with which he has ex-
tended to us, and we now tender them,
with assurances of continued patron
age.
Resolved Sd. That we take pleasure
in recommending the Lamar House to
all commercial agents visiting Dallas,
as well as to the travelling public
Resolved 4th. That we who are here
present sign these resolutions, and that
the same be handed to l.. l.. Root,
Esq, and placed at his disposal.
j. IL. Hodges, Cincinnati; NJ. S.
Street, New York; o. P. Yates, Tho.
shelton, Miller Yates, Il. Peters, j.
ONiell, j. 0. Comstock, A. Il. Zim-
norman. Il. w. Blythe, A. II. Lind
sey, b. Il. Coleman, Lewis Chester, J.
Z. Hubert, st. Louis; ID. A. Holmes,
Chicago; Chas. IL. Cole, Memphis.
INVERSION A. JONES, of st Louis, =.
President.
Ell. RANDhE, of st. Louis,
Secretary
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There will no doubt be u great variety OF
styles and qualities OF Mems and Boys cloth
Ing from all parts, but our citizens will
hardly care TO SEQ more complete stock
than that OF Il. NJ. Kahn Il Bro, Theirs IL
no ordinary stock of goods, but has been
made expressly for their large trade, and is
made up in the very latest styles. For
cheapness and durability their stock com
pares favorably with any in the state. Gem
tlemen's apparel of all kinds can be found
here, such as n complete stock OF furnishing
goods, underwears of every description
beautiful neckwear goods, etc. They have
also large stock of hats of all kinds and
styles, the cheapest In the city. For any
thing In their line, call on T.. NJ. Kahn Il
Bro, corner of Elm and Lamar streets, Dali
las, Texas. Oct 7-d3m
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10 escape the worthless abomina-
tions offered under the title of Flavor
Ing extracts and Baking Powders, rests
wholly with the consumers, they are
the ones that havet to suffer. Purchase
only those articles you know by expe-
rience to be pure. Look upon cheap
goods rs an evidence of their adultera-
ton and worthlessness, upon those
that dealers complain of as being too
high to keep for sale MS an argument
in their favor; for good, pure goods
cannot be sold as worthless ones. and
afford II less profit to manufacturer and
dealer. DIR. Prices True Flavorinp
Extracts and Cream Baking Powder
are acknowledged by chemists to be
the purest, and the only scientifically
prepared articles of their kind in the
market, and are now used in n million
homes, and daily increasing in popu,
lar favor.
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Portraits dsIncc.

We have been shown some hand.
some work In photography, done by
Mr.. Cobb, successor to Stamper & Pax
ton, which is n model In art and ele.
giant finish, and we do not ilatter when
we state that the tout ensemble of the
work stamps Mr.. Cobb as n iirst.class
artist in every sense of the word. Any
one desiring an appropriate gift to pre-
sent to his etheart should purchase
one OF these gems of art Every one
can DO suited. Father, mother, hus-
band, wife and children, can procure
something from the artistic hands of
MIR, Cobb that VIII bring pleasure both
to the giver and the receiver.
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Jansen Bros, furniture manufacture
ers, of Quincy, Illinois, will, on next
Friday, open store near the corner of
Market and Elm streets, for the sale
OF their own goods. Their factory at
Quincy is one of the largest in the
State of Illinois they employ force
of one hundred and twenty-five skilled
workmen, and they can reasonably
boast of their ability to manufacture
as fine an article of furniture, both as
regards make and finish, as was
ever brought to Dallas. They
Will guarantee to sell their
goods cheaper than any other dealer
III Dallas, and this theyi expect to do
Tor the simple reason that everything
they sell will be direct from their own
manufactory; nothing goes through
second or third parties, MS is generally
the case, leaving in their hands large
profits which the final purchaser al
ways has to pay. The gentleman rep-
resenting the firm here, requests the
public to withhold their purchases for
a few days until their stock has arrly-
ed aud they guarantee they will not
regret their postponement.
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W. f. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents. No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten-
tIon of persons wishing 10 purchase real es-
tate TO the extensive lists.of property ON their
bulletin boards in and outside oftheir office,
under the respective heads OF "Improved
city Property, ""Vacant City Lots, EARNS"
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots in
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and n number of very desir-
able residences situated in every quarter of
the city. Also, large tracts of Wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number of farms of various sizes, includ-
Ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within five miles OF the city OF Dallas
aug25dtf
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IL an assured success and promises Ia
be one of the most cordial gatherings
that has assembled since the war, Cen
eral Cabell will receive an enthusiastic
reception from his old veterans, and
we are certain the sold mans bosom
will he filed with such emotions" as
are only felt these matter of fact times.
We wish him u pleasant visit and a
safe return.
Thirteen well known young gen.
tlemen met in the Commercial College
building and organized Il full band UNI
der the name Of the Commonwealth
Silver Cornet Band. Prof +. b. Law
renee was unanimously chosen Presi-
dent, and Mr.. John G. Lord, Treasurer
and Secretary. Their instruments have
arrived from New York, where they
were purchased ut cost fisk hundred
dollars. The gentlemen comprising
the band will, by Christmas, be all
handsomely uniformed and hope by
that time to be so proficient as to give
a creditable entertainment.
Starr, the man who was arrseted
several days since at the instance of
Mr. Martin, who charged him with
incendiarism, will have hearing this
morning ut ten o'clock before Judge
Burford. A great many witnesses
have been summoned both for and
against the accused. Mr.. Martin
thinks he will have no trouble to sub.
stantiate his accusation, as he will be
able to prove that several days before
the attempt was made to burn his
shop, Starr had made false key that
opened his door, and that when the
fire was discovered the front door was
locked, but the door leading from his
shop into Stars was wide open. This
circumstance and the flight of Starr
from the city, fully conyinces Mr..
Martin that his accusations are just.
A second Paris exposition is to
commence tomorrow, only instead of
being held ut the French capital, 1t
Will he at the capital of our county of
Lamar. Added to very large dis
play of live stock, agricultural and
mechanical products, and articles of
use and ornament of both home and
foreign origin, there are to be games
and sports to no end. The managers
have offered valuable and handsome
prize to the winning baseball club,
for which there will be strong compe-
tition. Mr.. w. l.. Cooper, of this city,
whose local reputation as u general
player is excellent, leaves to-day to
play short-stop for the GAINESVILLE club
in the tournament. Forty Delaware
Indians play game of Lacrosse,
Thursday-a contest worth the time
and expense of witnessing. The en-
tries of horses are numerous, and en-
brace some noted flyers, and the speed
Ing will be of especial interest. Alto
gether, the meeting will be we'll worth
attending.
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In cohseddence OF an epidemic offevers In
the coal mines, we have run out Of coal,
tnero being none In the city. The agent
writes us that out of one hundred and forty
men not one has escaped that they can
hardly keep the locomoiivessupplled ON the
NJ, X. fT. Road, hence we are compelled TO
use wood, which makes m Inferior quality
OF gas. Our patrons will please have pa
tlence with us for II few days.
octl2 DIT JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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The public should bear In mind tina.
the genuine Diamond Spectacles,' y
winch have proved themselves the
best thing of the kind In the market,
bear the trade mark, u small diamond
stamp on every pair Buy only the
genuine article and you will be fully
satisfied. For sale at J. NJ. Grams,
Main Street.
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Klein the Tailor.

~ Klein, merchant tailor, has re.
moved from his old stand, 30. 3l5.
70 NO. 4o7 Main street, opposite the LIE
erahd MOTEL Mr., Klein has been In
his business for many years, this expe-
rience, united to u well.selected stock
OF goods, enables him to offer extra in
ducements to his patrons and to guar
anty satisfaction to all that honor him
with their custom. His stock of i'm.
ported casimeres has just been received
and is fresh and attractive and COM
prises all the latest styles. octolw.
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millinery and Human Hair Store.

Az Oh Main street, opposite Sanger Bros,
nave Just opened the most extensive stock
OF fashionable Millinery and Human Hair
Goods ever brought to Dallas, consisting of
HAAS bonnets' Flowers, Ostrich Feathers,
Ribbons, etc, which import direct. My
stock OF Hair Goods consists of Hair Braids,
wigs, curls, Frissetts and Hair Ornaments
ofall Kinds, ofevery shade and color, of my
own manufacture.
orders for Hair Work or Millinery execu-
ted In the latest style.
Highest market price paid for Human
hair OF all colors. =. IRALs0N.
Oct5dlm
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Mr. q Mrs. Kessler, No. $40 Pacific avenue
".o prepared to receiva u limited number Of
pupl's 'or instruction In tho German IAN
s .. rms class viii be taught Mt night
"nuer the direct supervision of Mr. Kessler.
vn saturday afternoons, Mrs. Kessler viii
instruct class of young ladies' in nil Tho
", branches, OF plain and ornamental sewing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-12

Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods is now
complete. We now safely challenge any
establishment in the State north OF Calves.
ton TO exhibit larger finer and more com
plete stock of merchant tailoring goods than
is to be seen at 305 Lamar street. If you don't
think so, come and see.
ocl0.tf DOUGLASS BROTHERS.
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VIII be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly i'm
ported for this market, and will open
in a few days, at No. 704 Elm street, l..
Nj. Corners Drug Store. octl2-tf.
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handsome residence, six comfortable
rooms and kitchen, stable, crib and buggy
house, and two acres of land enc acre OF
same fine garden spot Terms reasonable.
One third cash, balance In six and twelve
months with interest at l2 per cent. APP
ply TO j. w. LANE.
OctSdl wAwlt
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A Card 10 the Ladies'.

Ladies wishing medical treatment will be
received by Doctress Thomas at her resi-
dence. Board and room furnished at usual
prices paid In advance. Location-Wood
street two blocks south of san Jacinto
ioVe.' MRS. f. THOMAS.
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we are In receipt of a most elegant and
extensive assortment of English and French
worsteds and all the finer grades of imported
proadcloths, doeskins and cassimeres, For
really FIRST class goods and q stylish At, the
public win do we'll to call on
oct 2-dlm noucI mo,
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The Very Best.

keene " McMurtray have just received a
fresh supply OF the most choice Apples and
Potatoes from the North, and will keep the
trade constantly supplied with a superior
quality ana variety OF these delicious eati
bles. KEENE q NcAiItpTp.v
Sept20-ltf
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A card
w. G. SICKLES & co,

W, q, SICkDES q CO.,
Grocers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street. will furnish Bagging and lief to theil
country friends, and ship their crops or If
planters wish to consign cotton or wheat to
their friends in Galveston, they win make
very liberal advances.
W. c. SICKEIS,
July 20. w. II. COKER,
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Five rooms, on third floor, for rent over
Calm Bros store, No. Gil ELM street, furn.
ished or unfurnished. Apply TO
HENRY CAIN,
octSdlw At Calm & Bro.
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~ you have arailrord ticket for sale, NO 10
johnson. He viii give YOU good price tor
IT, ana sell you a ticket, and Save vo,
money. ONCE under San Jacinto Ho,e,
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Chills.

Az the chilly season approaches people
should patonixe literally the Hot Air Baths
Sure preventative. Location--Wood street
two blocks South san Jacinto hotel.
OCt5d7t
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For Sale

TOT SHT0
Half acre lot improved, house has four
rooms, with kitchen attached, and clubhouse
for servants, fine well water, and convent.
emily located in all respects. Terms cash, or
Will trade for groceries. Apply to
W. Z. HOLLAND,
oct8dlw Herald Oo,cs
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CIHIID'S DELIGHT.

VIII be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly i'm.
ported for this market, and will open
In few days, at No, 7Ol Elm street, L.
nj. Conner's Drug Store octl9.tf
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CAllLD'& nEIUGHT

VIII be filled with Five thousand
different kinds of Toys, directly impor-
ted for this market, and will open in n
few days, at No. 704, Elm street, l.. NJ.
Corners Drug Store. octl2-tf.
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Personal.

We had a pleasant call yesterday
from Thos. Lewis, Esq, of Cairo,
Illinois, representing the st. Louis Life
Insurance Company.
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Notice,

The interest on the Dallas City Gas Light
Co.'S bonds, Nos. l,2, S,4,5 6,7,S,9 10, II, Is,
due October |, 1874, and April |, 1875, will be
paid, Parties holding the same will take
notice. c. A. LOCKWOOD,
Septl0dtf Secretary.
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Patronirs MisseIhorn.
Have you been at the Oyster Bay of IL
Misselhorn, No, 7eS Main street?
0ct6dlw WALTER HAYES, Manager.
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To Rcnt.

A small farm of twenty-five acres, two
miles of Dallas, The rent will be taken In
work on the place. Apply to
u. |. ANDERSON,
oct6d6t At McConnells Hardware Store.
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octl2-d2t.

DR., q. Beaumont gives especial attention
10 diseases and detormities If tho eye. sat
isfuction guaranteed. Office Dallas mhIm-
airy, | ,0sl Main street. octl2-dlm.
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More bargains and better bargains, in
mems youths and boys suits, at stanford's
4O7 Elm street, than any other place In
Dallas.
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Both volumes of Paschal's digest, general
laws OF the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four
tenth Legislatures. Apply to
oct8dlw j. W. LANE.
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w men wanted to leave their measures A.,
the new shirt factory, 2O7 Lamar street.
oct5dlm
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ED SPECIALS.

Wantnd.
Jersevering responsible agents,
.ces, to sell the Wilcox a. Gibbs
Tension Noiseless Sewing Ma
iood local agent Tor city and county
Is.
WILCOX 4 GIBBS q. NJ. Co.,
u. %. Box 3S3,
October 8, 1870 oct0d2w
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Inc hnest assortment of Ladies' dress
goous OF every description, every opened In
pai'as' NJ doodIohn 4 Campbels, No. 5Oi
Elm street. san,okd,,,
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PORTRAIT Glaze. What are theye Ash n,
oopo oallery, corner Market and Elm stree,
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Remember that stamford, at 4O7 Elm
street, keeps his house open every night I'M
til 0 o'clock.
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Wanted.

good Baker At Kahn a Mav,s o..,..
mon need apply. '' w. sober
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The we'll known William Tell house. APP
ply TO DENIM q SIMON.
OctSdlW
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CITY BUSINESS.


A small Black and Tan slut. Had on col.
lar, with her name Fannie" A liberal re-
ward be given for Its return TO
SCHNEIDER IL DAVIS.
nptIo.1Ot
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Fine Kip full stock, halfdouble sole boots,
warranted, at stanford's, 4O7 Elm street, for
$500.
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EaO, for EurOpe !

al ALI persons wishing to go to Europe or
Treat i britain, OF VINO desire 10 send Tor rela-
yves or friends 10 come TO TINS country, Will
consult tnelr interest by purchasing their
onhets' eitner way from the undersigned
"HShtS' a.. an,
We lepresehI tne NATIONAL Line OF steam
III si 'Unnp3jSeu W. IWeiy o me, large steam
SHIPS, ranging rom 1913 to 900 tons one of
W W leaVes new YORK every Saturday,
my ure thoroughly organized ana equip
puu, ana nave Deeh IN successful operation
aol teii yours, yet' curing thlS tlme, not Il
s,e Ig even II ne mas been lost-oVor
i Lai ~ mlilloh passengers having been
Drought ACROSS the ocean ON these fine
siseainers, anu landed ON our shores without
, loss Oh uslhsie ne speaking volumes Tor
t UNIFORM safety ana good discipline OF
'he me e,.... c..... ~,
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~ Young Indies and gents should know
VI me sasf"rtrait Glaze at cobb Gallery.
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Very fine doeskin pants for youths, al
Stnnfords, 4O7 Elm street.
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OCT. u.

AID
by the news
the Texas and
and at the news
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July 20.
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octSdlw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-04

The Enterprise in correcting some
wild statements of the B,lIlstin and Gail
regarding the history of efforts in Utah
20 establish and maintain a State gov
ernenent, conveys the idea that Tom
Fitch never was elected to the United
States Senate under the self assumed
State government. there. Tom ,rds elect
cd a short term Senator by the Mormon
Legislature and went on to Washington
seeking TO have the State Of Dessert ad-
mitted into the Union. Ii any proc
were needed of what we say,t was fur
nished by Fitch himself in speech de-
iivercd in Moore & .Parker's Hall in this
city on the evening preceding the last
election. Describing .fdur pas Of his
own which led 70 his temporary arrest
on the French border. Tom declared
that he got out OF the scrape by hauling
out and flourishiDg his commission as a
Senator of the State Of Dessert with
big gilt beehive on it." We don't re-
member who the long term Senator was;
but certainly Fitch was eleeted-in 1871
we think it was-a Senator in Congress
from the State Of Deseret.
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BEEciIER stands fire well. The emo
tional nature Of the man asserts Itself;
but that is to be expected. II he Is IN
uocent. he is the victim of the strange
vacaries OF Tilton, the weakness of Mrs.
Ti!ton and the determination Of Moulton
to screen Tilton and cast suspicion upon
Eeecher. Indeed. Tilton seems to have
acted all along, like half impotent.
half crazy man who. through tickle
nindedness and undulv stimulated pas
sion. bad "soured' on his wife and be-
come possessed of the devil OF jealousy
against Beecher ard Beccher's reputa-
ton. Moulton's acts are those of de-
termined man hesitating at nothing to
carry out his plans. Beecher fatty de-
MES the charge made against him. His
story of Mrs. Tilton : letter OF retrGe.ion
is straightforward and reasonable. His
attitude seems to be that OK n demon
strative, confidinc. enshy SORT Of man
whose unguarled, ''other worldly acts
have made him an easy prey to such
traps as Tiltou and others might choose
TO set for him. The story OF Moulton's
interview when Beecher surrendered
Mrs. Tilton's letter of re:raetIoa looks
as if hIoul.on had taken contract TO
place Beecher in an equiyocal attitude
toward Tilton. and had been successful.
In fact Beecher's acts AMI statements
are jus. such as one might look for from
a man whose too impressible and emo
tional nature had been taken advantage
Of By a pack Of designing hussies like
Woodruff. Clafiin & Co. assisted by the
pusillanimity of Tilton and the vile Of
Moulton. Either this, or Mrs. Tilton
lent herself TO panel game" and be-
came herself one Of its victims.
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LATEST TEE.EGiSAN S.

Chas. A. Dana Of the New York sun.
charged with libel upon Sheppard Of
Washington. has been arrested and re-
leased on his parole.
A Washington dispatch of doubtful
ful character says that Secretary of thu
Navy Robson has been so inhue need by
the adverse comments OF the press that
he has telegraphed the Cameron party
to take their trip on 4 passenger vessel.
Don't believe it.
Governor Hnrtranft Of Pennsylvania
has issued q proclamation calling on the
and authorizing Sheriffs to call on the
militia for assistance in keeping the
peace.
Yellow fever RACES in Havana. The
North Atlantic feet has been ordered
away from there and from Key West.
Harry George of the San Francisco
Post has been arrested on charge OF
libelling Chief of San Francisco Police,
Cockerill.
A rumor winch is entirely untrust-
wortl V prevails in San Francisco that
Henry Ward Eeecher had committed
suicide.
Lee Stewart. a gambler. was shot
through TIE heart at Portland, Oregon,
on Friday night. W. II. Baker did it.