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The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
Edward D. Otokos' Case.


New Yok Sun.
Edward 8. Stokes application for writ
of habeas corpus was denied by Judge Bar
rett, Thursday. Judge Pratt also denied
tho petition. Mr.. G. W. Brooke says that
he will continue applying to. the several
Judges in this State until the writ is granted.
on learning what Judge Barrett's decision
was yesterday, Stokes sid
II am now starting in on the fifth year Of
actual incarceration for manslaughter
in the third degree. But can see what 10
the matter with the last phases OF my case.
A pslics captain wrote me last week that
Brother Thomas G.. Shearman, Fisk's at
torney, had said to = member of Plymouth
Church, in an Office in Broad street,
jay Gsuld has circumvented Stokes
from his pardon from Governor Tilden
and what's more he won't get
anything Jay Gould has pursued me
with the ferocity Of bloodhound ever since
he had me arrested and placed in the
Tombs on Sunday, Jan. 6,187l, on q trump
ed-up charge of embezzlement, when the
fact was that Fisk and Gould owed me
$250, 600 at the time. Since that Gould has
been acting covertly but can see his hand
in my case as plain as ! can see day and
night. Talk to me about Fisk! Why Fisk
was an angel to Gould! Gould is a danger
GUS man to the community. He always
rolled in his fingers the freballs for Fisk to
throw. He is very dangerous man, and
all the more dangerous because he is long,
headed man. Why, there was only one pa
per that applauded Governor Tilden in his
refusal to pardon me. That was Jay Gould's
Tribune, and 30 long as Jay Gould runs 1t l
don't expect anything from 1t but AM
mostly"
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
r.r The Lands Trial.
BY the American Press Associat ton.

BR1peEToN, N. j., Jan. A.-The Cum
berland County Court assembled this morn
ing, Judge Reed presiding. The attend
ance WAS quite large. The defence called
DR.. Jas. McClintock, Of Philadelphia, who
testified that at one time he beiieved the
strain on the prisoners mental faculties
would cause his arrangement. abi .6
John W. Grange, of Philadelphia, ltesti-
fled to Lands incOherency, nervousness and
peculiar appearance, ...,...,,,.l1-
DR.. s. l.. i. Wales testified that three
weeks previous TO the shooting he observed
= great change in the prisoner and observed
bis dress was not SO genteel as heretofore.
Col. Potter directing his question to DR..
Ray, an expert on insanity asked, n" sssum-
Ing these facts to be true, was It true that
Chas. X. Lands the defendant was sane Or
insane when be. shot Caruth % The answer
of DIR. Ray was, believe the statements
have been made in q hypochondrical case,
aud taken as whole indicate insanity and
lead ma to the conclusion that the person
therein lIncerned, Chas K. Lan1is, on the
day when this homicide was committed was
insane. This opinion was eoncurred in by
DR.. Horace Butlept, Superintendent OF the
New Jersey State Lunatic Asylum.
Shortly after the recess, counsel for the
defence announced they would rest there.
Persecution Immediately began their re-
butting evidence. g.'r..tl
Miss Robson stscr- law of Mr.. Car
ruth being first witness in the the rebuttal.
She testified at great length to her care of
the wounded man, from the time Of the re-
ception of the injuries up to the hour he
died. The witness testified to efforts being
made by Lands and counsel, Mr.. House, to
settle the matter up on the payment OF
$5, 900 cash, which was refused and again
$12 900 in cash and wild land, which was
also refused. A basis was finally agreed
on, providing Caruth would 60 out Of the
State, to sign papers and remain away, but
it was never completed, because he died
while the writings were being drawn up.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
AN USEM EN1'S.
CAMILLE.

Thare is every prospect that Miss Char
lotte Thompson win be greeted by large
audience this evening, and we feel assured
that it will he Q delighted one.
As Camille, Miss Thompson is very highly
spoken of by the leading critics of tho coun-
try, and 1t is said to be equal to her "Jans
Eyre" She will be supported this evening
by the Walnut Street Theatre Company,
which is equal to any stock company in the
country, and supported Miss Thompson
upon her last visit to our city, so we'll a. to
merit the opinion that it was the best sup
port that has ever appeared in Wilmington.
Reserved seats are abtainable at Boughman,
Thomas h Co.'S. Secure good seat in
time.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
OVER II THE CABLE.
n 4 f7gEGn SsP- : f,s,gxs
The DpAnish CoRtes.
Dy American Press Association. 6

FAmA Il It'
By American Press Association. y s.''
MADRID, Jan Is4.--A second ballot, which
was required at Barcelona, took place yes
terday. Thal Sagastist candidate withdrew
and CASTELAR, was therefore probably electec.
f. The Madrid Members.
MADRID, Jan. 24.-Canayos del Castillo,
Lopez de Ayola, Romero kobledo, and
Apgule. a former Minister; Bayo, o banker:
General Pavia, and The Marquis sandoul
are elected from Madrid. r.. .i. \ ,r -'7
49, Composition Of the Csrlss. ,'4
MADRID, Jan. A.-The Ministerial jour
mails estimate that the new Cortcs will
embrace about thirtyfive Sagastists, sixteen
Moderados, and Republicans. The remain
der will be supporters Of the Government.
Programme Of the BOnapartists.
Paris, Jan. 24.-A Bonapartist associa-
tion styled the Conservative National Com
mittee has issued manifesto announcing
that they will support President MscMahOn
until the expiration Of his term IN 1880.
They will then demand that an appeal to
ths people be made for determining the fu-
ture form of government for France. =
Continued TeIegraphtc Derange-
n
LONDON, Jan. 24.-The arrangement of
the telegraphs still continues. CONNER
cial and other dispatches between here AMI
Liverpool and elsewhere arc greatly de-
fHS On the way to Canada. III :
} LONDON, Jan. A.-Right Hon. Hugh c.
Eardley Childers has started for Canada.
A Collision In Antwerp Harbor.
ANTWERP, Jan. A.--The steamship
State of Nevada, Captain Braes, yof the
Red Star line, and running between New
York and Antwerp, which arrived at this
port on the 10Th inst, collided in the harbor
today with the steamer Pallus. The latter
vessel was badly damaged and was run
ashore. The extent Of the injuries to the
Nevada has not been ascertained. The Ne
vada is advertised to sail for New York on
the 2Sth inst.
Large MIL Destroyed BY Fire.
LONDON, Jan. M.-The Hickline WoOlen
Mill, at Bailey, County of York, West Rid
ing, was totally destroyed by fire last night,
causing loss of 100000. The condagra-
tion has thrown 900 operatives out of EN-
ploymcnt. su'.D. .'a'
A Little Unpleasansness with China
[ BERLIN, Jan. M.-Shculd China fail in
rendering indemnitication and intiicting pun
ishment for the plunder of the German
schooner, Anna, near Aboy, the German
Government intimates that its demands will
be enacted by force. A squadron of German
war vessels will be held in readiness to pro-
ceed to Chinese waters, should such an
emergency arise.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
BILLS BEpoRE 90 Oop.S,ta,R.ss. ~,
A. nate. i,
,marican Press Association.

BIN "l;Ans,HISe7oN, A., Jan. "A. w Mr.. Woods
aooan Introduced In the House to-day, to
lie d,h Sah. acts IN relation to refunding the pub
u. ueot is as follows: aisl
bonSc.t Sect'on @ l: In lieu Of the $500, 100000 of
ecnt oeafing interest at the rate of ~ per
Act A', ~ payable semi annually authorized by the
the 81 q. congress, approved July 18th, 1870;
hnss,retary Of the Trasuryris hereby au-
as vl,Seo a",ha Tor the purpose Of said refunding
Or "u.norized by said act to issue in Q sum
s5ooS SHi1s onm nc mot exclusive in tho aggregate
the ,hJI'1IW,oVo I1n,e coupon or registered, bonds Of
preso.,u ,.eo states in such form as he may
s,loe sams . or OF the denomination of $50 OF
Of S tSa multiple thereof, redesmable> IN coiu
ure "c nc present standard value ut the pleas.
" Vie United States after thirty years
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
A Fortune disposed OF;
BY American Press Association.

.BosroN, Jan. "A 24.-Amons the plans pro-
posed for the disposition of 500, 600 left
BY the late Charles B. Winn, Of Woodburn,
to be appropriated to such objects as the
Rev. Dr.. A. P. Peabody and Rev. E. E.
Hale may determine, are the endowment
of Unita rirn Review, the founding of a
Professorship of Ecclesiastical History at
Cambridge, the Establishment Of book
fund, the building of a Sunday School So
ciety, and building suitable for the Uni
tartan Church of the city of Washington.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
ASSAULTING n JUNTIC1.

Yesterday afternoon, prominent Justice
of the Peace of this city was violently
assaulted on Fourth street while going to his
home, by drunken rough, who struck him
violently in the face and otherwise abused
him. The Justice Immediately stepped into
ESQ. Brady's office, which was only few
Yards from the scene of the assault, and his
assailant was arrested and in default Of bail
was committed to the city cells.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
Before Esq. Fraser.

Alice johnson appeared before Esq,
Frazer, on Saturday, and charged Annie
King with threatening her with an assault.
Annie was held In 500 bail for future good
conduct and was required to pay the costs.
A counter charge was brought by Annie
against Alice for hitting her in the mouth
for the threats, and the Squire fined her
SO cents and required her to pay the costs.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25

Handkerchief, with colored borders are
used almost exclusively--a plain border Is
seldom seen.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-25
The Weather To-Day.

The Weather To-Day.
For TIE Ns,o England and Middls States,
clear Or fair sOeathsr, northacsst to so"thwest
winds, no dectdsd shangs IN temperature, and
rising tollopsd By slosly falling barometer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
THE cAMpAIGY.

Nos let the County Executive Commit
isesgo 10 work. in the process Of organiza--
iisD. They hive much 10 do and they
cannot begin TOO early. There are proba-
bly, $4,000 White votes who do not regular
y 70 TO the polls. most Of these are Demo-
eiats. Now il is a fact tina. not che negro
IL hundred fails in obedience to his or
aers. The consequence is that the negroes.
shs are Just one third Of the whites IN the
State. in conjunction With corporals guard
Of Whiis radicals. are able to carry the State
IN general ticket. and keep it 10 the hands
81 detestable party.
This ought not to be 50. cannot BE- %.
viii not be -. If county Executive CON-
initiees sss With sigOr. Let them see at
once 70 every individual man. .,et them
sac thai e.ery man is registered. Let eve
rs body 60 TO work. Let the young men
take bold. They are the men to 40 the
work. and they have more at stake. Il is
for them to determine whether hey shall
restore the county 10 its old rule of honor
aud honesty. or whether they shall let il go
% - i i. SINKING lower each Gay in cha
Iaeier. and coming more fully under the
power Of corEaptiOu. Their own interests
are involved. A people cannot thrive H.
disidnally or collectively who submit them
selves 70 tie imposition o. heavy taxes. aud
the burdens 81 heavy public deb,s--all the
direct results Of dishonest rulers.
The country mus: Be sared. It can be
saved. Bat We must begin At tie founda-
iions. add thsse. tie county Executive
Committees must lag.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

The Executive Committee met in Ra-
leigh GU The 18th and after discussion the
,arinos propositions made as regards tbs
time aud place Of holding the Convention. il
was 6aall5 resolved to hold the State Con.
yeation IL Raleigh on the 18th Of June.
Tbs placs viii be 20 doubt ulost accepta-
bic 70 most Of our readers. As to he time
there may possibly Be ssine diversity Of
os,lnien snphg them as there was in the
Csmiuiitte. A few proposed an earlier
day, and larger number preferred IL
should be called before the National Demo-
cratic Convention whicii meets IN St. Louis
on the 9th II june and only held long
enough in advance to give the Delegates
appointed from North Carolina 10 make ne
eessary arrangements to attend. For il
rxsshoueht best that the Delegates should
be appointed BY the State Contentious and
not BY the Exeraiiye comnittee.
aAnother reasen Why 50 early time Was
resolved was that the many subjects enter
ing into The csmpaign. should be fally dis
cassed while short campaign would not
make possible. The Democrats have moth,
Ing ~ fear from long campaign. The
Republicans have. The longer they are
stirred. the more there is to unearth. They
cannot stand under Ere loag. And the
nore.ibe subjects II the campaign are dis
cussed. the more the people will deter
name % make clean sweep Of RePublIcan
rule.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
LiBRL SUIT.

Tie Secretary u State W. II. Tfowericn
hsssued the RALEIGH News in the sum Of
SO. 0e0 for alleged libel 10 the publication
- certain allegations affecting bis Ofsei.l
iossgfisy. The charge. vii: no doubt be
f,lly sabstauti4tsJ. aud the effort 10 muz-
sie an Independent press for tie exposure Of
cabcial SiIlainJ viii prove futile. This.
with Tie arrest q General Cox will show
the desperate nature Of the efforts the rsdi-
GALS siil resort %, % bod possession oftheir
power. Tie Secretary viii have an OppOr-
isui;y It April Court 70 find out whether
be character r worib so. 900 Or Isss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
VIEW HdHpsHIRE ELECTION.


The Republicans rs was anticipated have
carried sev Hampshire BY IN increased
majority. Tue result means nothing more
than that the Republicans had more nlorey
% spend - buying VOTES lLun the Demo.
Gratis. u is disgracefuI game both freely
confess 10 10 that State. aud DO nan seems
70 " insensibls to the influence 81 money.
n i sne.Bs more than this. il means that
tAs Miserable State endorses the guilt Of
Belkpap. and q an administration. every
member u which, eSeep, Bristos. Is stain.
81 vita the faint Of mOasy dishonesty "
nnlasfaIIy obtaiDsd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
GnanOs and Fertilizers.

ONE Car Load be., euanape Peruvian Qua.
W no.
800 Tons Pacific Gusno.
200 !" Piedmont Tobacco Gnaus.
One car load Gillism's Tobacco Fertilizer.
Ground Plsssr. Lime. Calsined Plaster,
Cement. Cow hair. &c.
All these Guanos aud Fertilizers for sale Al
Lowest market price. To those desiring % pur.
chase Oh time. will take note PAYABLE April
-, isIs, secured by lien On crop or other 40.
proved security.
W. P. ROBINSON.
march p AIN. Danuills. Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

The Charlotte Obscrsersays: We learn
that on Thursday evening last an ARRAY
took place 10 Salisbury between Mr. w.
A. McCorkle aud man named Green
CaudIe. In which the later Wa cut twice
by knife IN the hands Of the former. The
wnunds were not at first considered dan.
gero1s. but eryslpeIa- Get III and II last nc
counts the wounded mans condition wa.
critical. NcCorkIe was bound over IN d
bond Of 500 soon afler the cutting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

Forged documents we're circulated b
thousands in New Hampshire which repre-
sent the imminency Of another rebellion Al
ihe South under The leadership q DR..
Alexander Stephens. and contain the te1i
Of demand By the Southern members that
the Union .hail assume 81 900. 600. 900 j
ihs Confederate war debt. 50 says ii,
journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

The storms Of last week IL Europe are u.
most without precedent 10 England and ia
the Continent Is far As extent and violene,
j. concerned. They were accompanied ,Oc
By such foods as have been rarely known.
10 Paris, bridges that are built to last
through time we're undermined. aud ia Aus.
iria the lOss Of life By food is terrible. Tb.
ides Of March are always to be dreaded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

The D.Ooury News says: SIR. Beni1,
the new elO,hier in Dsnbug. has excited
public curiosity By having a large apple
painted on bis sigh. When asked FOE al
explanation. he quietly inquired: IL il
hadn't been for an spple. where would ibc
ready made clothing stores be to-day z
That's sol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
IbEx

Memphis. March i5.-T'bs residence Il
Gen. Gideon Pillow vas sold at bsnkrnpt
saie yesterday. There was no commp.tI.
tion. and tho residence. shch Is probably
worth $1,000. was bought by gentleman
at SIC. and the valuable library. b another
person for 81. aud both presented 10 Mrs
Pillow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

Marsh ell return merit week. pardon
having been Issued for bin as veil - iu.
mpnity for bis wife. ne consented 70 cone
on this cesdiiion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

A Havana dispatch states that several
plantations have been burned 10 The Colon
district. Troops have been sent 10 The 10.
sdrernt inesndisnes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

The fractional currency in toe Treasury
has run down 70 million. Let il run out
10 these parts aud We don't care il !: runs to
cent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

On Tuesday last NJ. II y. Nixon 81
Grant township, Fender county, had
the f,isfortune of having destroyed by
fire his barn and stables, valued at $1,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

Il Is estimated that there will be 10000
people 10 the Black Hills By May !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

The immense block Of silver sent from
'he city n Mexico ~ way Of Vera Cruz
hss reached New York. Il Is valued .,
scs.op0 10 geld.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

A Washington dispatch says: Senator
John sherman, Of0hio. who came here
with an income Of 81 600. aud is nOx said
to be worth over million. may as well
wrap his political winding sheet about
him and lie down and die. The attention
Of committee on Foreign affairs is called 10
the present occupant Of the consulate at
Bremen. John NJ. Wilson. late Of Cincin-
hati. Ohio. and the manner il which this
Office was procured. ss bribe to vote for
Sherman for Senator. II the COMMITTEES
will call the proper persons. II will IN.
earth rascalities and eorru?tiOns that will
make BelkDspa saint as compared with
Sherman"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

The bin reducing ths Presidents salary
Is $4,000 after tie 3sh Of March next.
wss passed 10 the Senate By vote Of rs
ys4s 10 20 days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

se6Ia = Sew YetL Iil.Il2 . IIis.4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22

General Bragg !, at the bead Of 3 new
eoiOay 10 Western Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
WestbroOk Nurseries.

WffsNON N. q
=. w WESTBRoOB PROrRIRTOk.
hU'OvO Choice Trees. Wines and Pldpis
yeton hand IN my Nurseries,. u The very
uest varieties we'll adapted 10 Southern
culture ~ prices 10 suii TIE times plaDfluK
nay We doDc with succes- IN February and
March. am prepared 10 flll orders
promptly aud SATISFACTORY. hnelnr tllaad.
Vantage ~ az experience ~ ~ y.ssF< Cof.
respondence solicited. Extra Early Peacll
Trees and strawberry Plants fof market
plant'uw are my slccIhlitieA Send fof
Ca'alosue aud Pflcrs
t+t Address
q w,wESTBno0K. :
Wilson, NO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
HILLCBORO MILITARY ACADEMY.

sssssss.s
.IkDfR this name the Institution. tsfeiv
W known - iiOkNkR N 1sRAtESs sshoof.
Will 10 rrHsegneBcs ~ The Withdrawal ~ NJ
!. HORSEls, be conducted by Tho sub.erIber.
Circulars containing fol- particulars can he
until the sth ofJam and afterwards ~ IN D I'M,
elpsl also. In the mean time the pul,llr are ~.
snred. that thorough cotir.e IL l,,struet,on
and discipline will ~ mslniained. and the seheoi
placed on 81 equal footing with the nest tsIss.I.
Gay aud Military Institutions III the country.
day the 18th ofJan. ~ e'o''
- RI. GRAVES
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
DISCHARGE OF CEN. cox.

Wilmington. March is.--Gen. ". X.
Cox, who was brought here from Raleigh
in charge Of Deputy United States Mar
shall. yesterday, was arraigned to-day be-
fore United States commissioner Cassidy
charged with coBspiriug to defeat the cleo
ton Of two Republican candidates in the
election for the Convention last August.
Before the ease had made much progress,
District At:orne. Badger stated to the Com
missioner that be did not think there was
any evidence sufficient to justify the eteu-
ton Of Gen. Cox. whereupan be was dis
charged. -Four Of the county Commission
ers Of Robson county are also before the
United States commissioner on the same
charge. These cases have been adjourned
TO next Tuesday. N order to secure the at
tendance Of additional witnesses. The
commissioners on trial are all Democrats
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-22
General Cox Arrested !.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AT
Tackled.
GOVERNMENT TERRORISM. \

GOVERNMENT TEKRDRlSN
What isia stere Jor as Il cesuaat 10 il.
IN Thursday Gen. Cox. Chairman Of the
Democratic Executive onmittee was ar
rested BY deputy U. 8. Marshall and Ia
ken to WILMINGTON to answer ! warrant is
sued By U. 8. Commissioner Cassidy, on
the complaint Of I. r. Norment OF Robe,
son county. that Gen. Cox..aad four Com
missioners Of Robson equity had conspired
to depriye said Norment Of his seat 10 the
Constitutional Convention.
The charge is Que Of the fimsiest and
foundationlsss that was ever made, and will
easily be met. 10 truth Gen. Cox II A.
guiltless as The humblsst voter in the State.
ofany comection with the Robeson election,
They were trumped up Tor purpose. They
are part Of a conspiracy against the Demo-
cratic party. They are part Of that sys-
tenn OF terrorism and Intimidation practiced
BY the Republican party wherever it has
had the control. It isan attempt to over
awe the Democratic voters Of North Carroll.
na BY striking at the accredited head Of lis
party organization. Il is an effort 10 the
beginning Of the campaign to COW the PEG.
pie BY the shadow Of the Executive pres
ence.
Will the Democrats be frightened? We
know they will not he. North Jarolinians
are DOT apt to submit:ameIy to oppression.
They are not people apt to hug their
caains. They have always had rsbnke
ready for tyrsnts. They will give il in
laundering voice through the ballot box.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-10
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE pOST0FFICE AT
IL Eureka. Nevada, on the 9th day Of
Nav. 1915. Persons calling for amy. Of thess
letters will please say Advertised
May 10th, 1867
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-10
NEW TO-DAY Y.
A CARD.

VNO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND
i Citizens of Eureka: We. tho undersigned d.
take great pleasure in tend ring to lha FIRE
Department OF Eureka and tho citizens who
assisted in subduing the f,e this morning
orr grateful ack nowledgsments and most
sincere thanks for their timely effort. and
earnest labor in saving our property from
destruction and preventing the conf1agration
of a large portion Of our town. Upon our ac-
tive and efficient Fire DEPARTMENT ~e can
safely rely when the fire fi-nd threatens as
with destruction, and for its promrtness and
energy displayed On all occasions whore ssr-
yicn il rruuiped, our Department is entitled
to the thanks Of the entire community.
BISHOP CARPENTER,
WIN. ARLINGTON,
J.. C. POWELL.
Eureka. May 9th, 1915. myl0