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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20
CAPTAIN slaErHERD's COURT.
SHIP.



SCENE LA cottage In Fast Dallas. Enter
Captain A. II. y Widow Garlic and four
children.
Captain S.-Good morning, Mrs.
Garlic.
Widow C-Walk in, Captain | am
so glad to see you. Come, children,
speaE to the Captain,
Captain Slave you heard, Mrs.
Garlic, of our defeating the free school
advocates?
Mrs. CT had not; how did you
do it? .t. .....
Captain Swell, you see there Is
provision in our constitution which
prohibits the Legislature from passing
any personal, private or local bill
without first publishing the provisions
of the same for nj least thirty days in
a newspaper in the county in which 1t
is to have effect. .....
Mrs. C.-That is very wise and
just law and will doubtless prevent
the passage of many miSchiaYous bills
in the interest of designing tricksters.
Our rutabaga convention, though they
may have failed in some things, have
made us most excellent organic law,
and il understand 1t correctly, has so
restricted the legislation of the State
as to prevent the levying OF enormous
taxes, the effects of which are 80 0ner.
Gus rs to drive the population from
other tax-rldden States to Texas.
Captain S.-Precisely my own views,
dear. 1.-TWO souls with but single
thought, two hearts that beat as one"
Mrs. S.-Let us not digress from the
subject under discussion, Captain.
You asked me II had heard of your
defeating the advocates of the school
question, Were they endeavoring to
io'st upon this city free school laws,
ana II, ~ you say, there waU . fppda.
mental ih'V Of the State that by reason |
OF lack of time before the adjournment
OF the Legislature required for the
publication, then how did you prevent
itF" VIII you please answer these
questions? IS NUl..| .,....
Captain ST. will answer your frat
question by asking you another Are
you willing, my dear, to pay taxes ON
'n'S c"'age to educate the negro chill.
uren M@you willing that your chill.
shall sit on he same benches?
Mrs s. STOP Captain | read the
proposed city sc,ool charter in TIM
HERALD of the loa Inst, aud I see
that Will not berequh,d 10 do nel,ho,
and In the second place y,u ara donh, \
less aware that do not ow. thio "ot j
toge, but earn, by my needle, ,ovlnn
eight dollars month rent, and ,n, "
from the same source, feeding al,i IL
clothing these little ones, with TIA
help OF my oldest boy there, who is
,etting ten dollars n month, without y
'oprd or clothes Intending a eros W. /
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WINE inc lamp hblub out 10 ONln,
The vilcst sinner may return
We welcome our old friend JIdge
Good back to the fold of the Demo
cratic party, and congratulate the De-
mocracy Of Texas upon his return. IT
was with the profoundest sorrow and
regret, that, two years ago, after the
memorable meeting Of our County
Convention which ditiIfi instruct for
his nomination for Congress, we heard
the Judge solemnly declare that he
"wnshed his hands of the Democratic
party" and that thereafter he would be
"simply, John J. Good, attorney and
counsellor at law" For two lOnR
dreary years the Democracy has
been thus condemned to drag its weary
length along without the MD Of the
Judges profound statesmanship, skill
and eloquence, and bereft Of his sym
pathy; and on the other hand, there
has been IA corresponding jnblla-
ton in the ranks Of its enemies over
this detection Of the hero Of II hundred
battles for Democratic supremacy.
Only once during this long period OF
gloom and depression was the Democ'
racy cheered by the hope of the return
OF her lamented chieftain, which was
when the State Convention ut Calves
ton was called upon to nominate can
didates for Judges of the Appellate
Court, on which occasion the magi AN
imous Judge for the time reluctantly
consented, at lhe urgent solicitation OF
numerous friends, " TO allow his name
to be submitted for nomination. The
State Convention proving itself to he
as oblivious OF the Judges eminent
services and as unappreciAtive of hls
vast ability, as had been the aforesaid
County Convention, the Judge was II
second time laid ON the shelf And
again. IL seemed that tho Democratic
party, in its madness, had recklesaIy
and hOpelessly ruined itself by driving
from Its support this eminent, unset
fish and devoted patriot. The JUICE
again babe iarwell to the party, and
betOOk himself to that digniiied retire.
ment from which he had been thu
betrayed by his friends to emerge.
But "blood il thicker than water.n
The "old war horse' has shifted tn,
rattle atar OIL, and the memories OF the
fierce encounters of his younger day
crowding upon him, proved too much
for him, and with furious neigh and
flashing eye, he has broken from his
self implorable tethers, and rushed into
the thiekest Of the fight by the side
of his ancient coinrads, in the charg
ing Democratic squadrons OF the
Third Ward. Welcome, thrice wei.
com gallant soul ! Hope revives IN
our respondent hearts, and we will
rally I'd the charge again.
"Now is the winter ofour discomfort
"Made glorious summer by this son OF York
"And MI the clouds that lowered above ON
house, .""
Are in the deep bosom OF the ocean buried
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What the Druggists say.

We, the undersigned Druggists of Dallas
Texas, having been selling Dr. ColemanIs
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having annie
opportunity of learning OF its effect upon the
parties To whom we have sold, do unhesi Ia.
ingly pronounce 1t oEc of the best rened los
upon the market. Aud for the diseases
mentioned In DR.. Coloman's circular, and en-.
pecially chronic constipation, sick and ner.
vous hea aches, and AS common purgutive
we nave never sold any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing ~ pleasant and unfailing effects
together with lie PERFECT s.dety under all cir
Gumslances, we most CheGIfuily recommend
lis use to the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR & WALKER,
GALLAWAH Il GALE,
HOSklNS a. HOWELL,
WILLIAMS IL TOLLIVER.
..,.--..-... HUlT ~ COFFIN,
DALLAS Texas, July /, 1876.
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THIRD WARD.

The Third Ward Democracy mi, I
last night for the purpose of electipr
delegates to the County Convention.
Colonel w. &. Holland, acted as TEN.
porary chairman and V. w. Cleveland
was elected ~ permanent chairman,
W. :. Oldham, acted as secretary.
A fommittee Of three were appoint.
ed to suggest TIE names of nine zen.
tlemen as delegates to the County Con.
vention. Thecommittee was cOmpos.
ed Of A. N. Bradshaw, o. b. Day, w.
+. Myers they brought in the names
w. g. Holland, John Henry Brown,
V. w. Cleveland, w. q. Sterrett, Geo
A. Heely, w. s. Oldham, +. NJ. Ham.
mond, Il. p. Graves. The names were
approved of by the meeting
Hon. John ]. Good and John
Henry By0wp, addressed the meeting
Colonel StemmoDs then offered the
following resolution!
RcSOtred, That We instruct our dele.
gates to the County Convention To
select delegates to the District Con.
vention, who will vote first, last, and
all the time against the Hon. j. w
Ihroekmorton for our next representa-.
tive in Congress. And in n short
speech he rasped the said j. w,
Throckmorton all over, and said he
was an enemy to the interests of Dal.
las Judge Good raked Throckmortou
in like manner.
a, II. Shepherd then offered a reso.
luton thar 4 cha llenge be offered to
NE rest of the United States, that A
banner be offered TO that State which
you'd poll the largest Democratic ma
GRITTY for l'ilden ana Hendricks. The
meeting unanimously endorsed 1t. |,
The motion of Colonel Stemmons {
'as then tabled referring to Throck. 4
horton.
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Lands For SnIp,

In Denton county 92lO acres of i'm,
black sandy lame, in lots tosuitpmchas
ers In Dallas county, lOiO acres. i'm
proved and unimpoycd About ll,OOC
acres in Throckmorton county, ut 81
per acre. Asinc stock range of 2.2li
acres in Lampassas county, 300 acres
IN Montague county, 3,O73 acres in
Wise county, PHI acres in Kaufman
county, $50 acres in Parker county.
Also tracts Of land in Hill, Navarro,
Haskell, Jack, Coleman, Cook and Rock
wall counties Any Of the above lands
will be sold on easy terms.
GRAVES, DIBmE a. Cook,
aug 500 Elm street
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Further Reduction,

Beng enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at reduction of %
per cent, | deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof, and /
shall, therefore, from this date. sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
On former prices, ! am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as
sortmcnt of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph
promptly attended TO- Orders filed
for any cemetery in the city.
a, W. MonroN,
~ Undcrtaker IS Cochran street. Dallas.
Texas. iyoG.W
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president and Colonel f.. c. McLure
secretary.
The following gentlemen were elect
ed delegates to the County Conventions:
J. d. Kerfoot, j. j. Eakin and DIR. r.
w. Wiley,
The delegation was instructed to vote
nomination of Hon. j. w. Throck
mOrton
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Save More than Half Your school
MOnpN

The course of instruction and actual
business training in the Commonwealth
College of Dallas is thorough, extended
and practical, requiring on an average
less than onr.half the outlay of money
for tuition charged by the common
schools IN monthly term and quarterly
payments, one hun.he,l and siXty-onc
students have already enrolled in the
college, aua2Odlt
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1t Is estimated that thousands Of peo-
pie from every county In North Texas
will be here. on The 23rd. of October, to
witness theopening Of the great State
Fair OF the North Texas Fair Associa.
ton. Many of our citizens will enter
tain their friends from a distance, and
the hotels and boarding houses are
making ample preparation for the
expected crowd. October Is a beauti.
ful month in this part Of Texas, and
cxcursionists desiring to zee Texas
Will do well to choose our Fair week to
come TO us,
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Mhnt the People SnX.

We, The underagned citizens of Dallas
having used DIR, COlemans Concentrated
Whlle sulphur Springs Water. for one q,
more OF the following diseases, viz: Chronic
constipation, Sick and Nervous Headaches.
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and i'm every
instance nave received speedy relief. and in
cases OF Chronic Constipation, permanent
cure ASA common purgatve in all disea.
ces, we nave never used a medicine so nm
lalllng III its effect and at the same time 20
Pheasant IN its acton, being entireiy free
IRON any nausea, gripping or even unileas.
antness. We find by using 1t regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually untii one
nan oil me usual quantity win he as effective
as the full dose. . y - -
knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-
paratlali, we can recommend 1t In an un-
where. ". A, RDRINSf WV !
u. X. MERIWETHER,
=. T CLARK,
WI, DUFFEY,
.. b. NJ. FLOOD,
q. V. VAUGHN,
). ID. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL, . /
%. ........ L. y. HAZER,
w. q. pIi'EIE s
Ii. rHlERMAE, s
lVl6-dwOm AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON g. WALKER,
Wholesale Agents, DaIluA, Tauoo
owhnm all orders should be addressed,
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TI2EAeURG11e'ss T211rORT.
1870.

lDZS- ,, ,.,.r. ,..,..,o
JhnuHry l-lO lhlrc on hhhu trNtlhl fuiN rom ll'I
report .;9 e ..,'..-. u
January l-lo balance ON homi Court House Fund.- from
lnSl loI'' l;ni,.. ,,Y"',.. ! ~
January --Io balance on mana special nurbFlu'hN
fuuu INST l'Pot .'o,. '' ~
Ftbru fS 10 amount fr'elNt'l James 70 HhIk'Si'c
~ htltlh Ful' JVN -
FtQruhIy l-nhhohhl frotlNtl james ~ lAlkIeJ, n'I'
~ tehnfHl Fuhl' chht on ~
i"iualN TO ann hut H'nlNH JAMES -. bIkty, Nhtl'
III county loufI hIdofN 70 tllll money on lh''N ~
February IOhnouhl received Jtm'H T., Barley Sh'l-
~, Road hh ~rl. .r;.", e.. ..,.. - 10: - 2'" W
FenruhtF amount ftcplN eel Jane, T. flrky, Eilti-
III hDhd fuhl, SCRIP,
February llO amount received james H. BtTkyi 0ltIr
February lo amount received James y. HarRey, sncr-
H. our House uh'lI chNl E3l ~
February 10 amount received James r. Barley Sltr-
lU louIl houSt FHhi, Wrp,. LUZ US
February NO amount received a. llmWuod, clerk
Flnth ia DAtllrl aOuilI sem ilib 10
February MO amount received 4. lIarwOOI, Clerk,
Jury fees ~ District Eourd Ill. $500" 81 S
hhIhhce que lfehhuTr commissions To
March DIST, General FUND 10
AW TO balance on mana Road tunl, brought down. u
APl 10 N""hce ~" h"hu 'p"ll mouse fHhu T"uHh|
April !" balance on hand Specca undebtednesS Fund
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| offer my place, corner Ross avenue
and johnson street, for sale, One-halr
cash, onc-half one year, ten per cent.
interest. ". y. JOHNSON.
I, and 7, Lumber Yard,
auglb-d4t East Dallas.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS !

do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is II full and correct statement of
the financial condition e Dallas county ON
Oh" 10th day OF August, \. u 1876, so far as
shown by court minutes, county records,
jury books, etc.
Witness my hand, this 10th day of August,
\. u. 1875. DAVID ". ADAMS.
Examiner
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augl6-l4t

GO 10 "Dlivc Branch Dining Saloon
for trstrlass cup Of Java coffee, etc.
augl3-lm Ion, ruRrVrry
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CITY BUSINESS,

hI "a, and Cold Baths at Wilson's, 40
~ h'''' S'|""i' deCI5ilv
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EOUIlrII WARD

FOURTH WARD.
,NThe Democracy of the Fourth Ward
1SsH'est night.
e =. 50. w swlnN,-a. q
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Aug. 49,. Balance Outstanding..... slli,l GG
Consisting of $40 90 in bonds and registered
and ilonLlng scTip.)
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ELK0 TOWNSHIP TICKET.
THE QUESTION OF ru;lGlrs.

The Eureka Sentinel of Tuesday re-
publishes tho dispatch from tho Cen
trnl Pacific Railr0ad Company, which
was sent i'll reply to u petition from cit
zens OF this county, asking for dis
continuance Of tho cpccinl rate Oh bar
ley destined for Eurekn, and published
i'll the INDEPENDENT II few days since.
In commenting upon the present posi-.
ton Of the rnnchers Of the county upon
tho question Of frcights, tho !Scgfaei re-
marks: 1.-Two years ago they wero clam
oring for reduction Of railroad charges,
md now they want tho rates advanced"
The Sentinel further observes that the
ranchers Of Elko county are beginning
to realize TINT protective tariff on
freights is just what ,lIoy require in Ur-
der that they may 10 able to compete
with California and Utah in tho pro-
ducliOu Of barley. This fact was per.
fOGtly clear to our mind from the first,
and was argued by us ut tho time the
question MAS first agiin,cd. Thus far,
the Sentinel is quito correct in the prclm-
Uses; but when il remarks "Whilo we
would like to SEQ the Elko rancliGrs get
fair figures, We must at the game time
congratulate our own consumers on
their good luck in Obtaining from the
Railroad Company special low rates"
VIC arc forced 10 tho conclusion that the
Sentinel has not given tho subject matter
Of that dispatch the careful attention
its merits deserve. Tho reasons given
Ivy the Railroad Company for declining
10 comply with the petition arc that il
is controlled by competition from
i5vuihtIn Utah md desire to develop
Southeastern Nevada; further, that
"thd amount OF feed furnished nj Pail
Eade il intended TO he only equal to tho
amount consumed by teams running
from Eureka to tho mines in this COM
peling section" Now, II this DO true,
whnt great advantage will nccruc to Eri-
reka through this arrangement, against
which tho protest Is cntcrcd2 Only
sufficient quantity TO supply feed for
teams running south from Eureka will
DO permitted to havO the benefit Of tho
special ratc. Whilo Eureka afforded n
good market for Elko comfy grnih, the
trado from great portion Of this comfy
conferred thorc. Tho ranchcr who sold
his grain thcro spent large share Of
tho money obtained for II with tho
merchants of thnt place, even though
tho prices ranged little. higher than
ut Elko. for tho reason that they
could better afford 10 allow n little
larger margin on their purchases than
to spend the time and cost ri bringing
their teams here where then thoy had
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no business. 1t certainly appears to
us that the view Of this question taken
by the SsnfiHcI is q short.sightcd one;
for the advantages Eureka will derive
from the reduced rates OH California
barley for southern teams win be insig-
niicant when compared with the loss Of
tho valuable trade to which we have a.
luded. The effect Of the discriminating
action of the Railroad Company in thus
destroying the trade Of oGr people with
Eureka Will be to force them to adopt a
course Of notion which has been urged
upon them for the past two years. and
TINT is 10 grow wheat instead Of barley,
and by manufacturing ;lour, for which
ready market is always close Mt hand:
retain amongst us the coin heretofore
paid 20 California for that staple, and
also that paid to the Railroad Company
for its transportation.
4 frst-class Touring mill is nov in
operation here. and il our rauchers will
learn wisdom by experience the product
Of their labor next year will not &c de-
pendent upon any uncertain con.ingen-
cy for II market. The annual consump.
ton Of Aour in Eastern Nevada Is fully
equal TO all the wheat tina. would be
raised within its borders were that &C.
real to be made tho principal crop, and
whether transportation is By mule
teams or by rail. tl;o demand for -four
remains the same. Whenever our
ranching community, through renliEa-
ton OF the necessity for not only IL
ready market, but q permanent one.
shall lead them to engage in the extern
sive culture of wheat, tho important
question, "'Whnt shall wo 10 with our
grnin?" will be Immediately solved an,!
Elko county will 10 longer be exercised
by the caprice Of any Railroad Company
nor hang their hopes upon The lluctuat-
ing fortunes Of single mining camp.
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admit also that l am no. the friend
CT the poor man. l regard the poor
man i'll his present condition rs so much
wasted raw material. Cut up and prop
criy canned he might lie made useful to
fa.ten tho natives of tho Cannibal Is
lands and to improve orr export trade
with that region; I shall recommend
legislation on that subject in my frs:
message. My campaign cry will be-:
Dcssic"ts tho POO: Nottingham! Stuff
him into sansagcs!
These are about the worst Of my rec
ord. On them come before the coun-
try. II my country doesn't want me
III go bacl; again. Iiut recommend
myself as safe man--aInGn who starts
from the basis OF total depravity and
purposes TO b. flemish to the last.
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CincAGn, Sept. 20.

! N'i1ne Bia'nurcl; special says:
Preparations are making ut fort Lin
coin f"r mm expedition hy tho Seventh
Cavalry and y dCtlnll:ncnt Of, Infah-
try, Under tho command Of Major
Reno. Their destination i, unknown.
bWt Tie prrptrHtirnr Indicate al ab.
seEco Of u month or more, and it is
believed that the movement is for the
CEc%cnm" Agency, whcGr A.prchcn-
"ions axe entertained OF ia Indian
outbreak.
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&ATA:%AII, Sept. -.

The intcrmnuts tu-dny wrrn scYon.
leon. Of which thirteen were from
yellow f"ycr. ChIr!os Fowler, mana
ling agent uf the Say!unah thr..!rc,
lied OF yellow fuy~Y to-day.
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From careful estimates Of the
amoun. required for the pay OF The
Nary during the present fiscal year.
after all officers That can he spared
from the actual needs Of The Srrpirc
shall have been placed upon fur!ouHh
ray. il is believed that tl!crn will be-
II deficiency Of at least = million dol
LAYS.
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,Hg MEMBER OF coNeEEss.
"A d RI am g. ia IaZ 9.
OF oIsNsDY COUNTY.

surREME JUDGE,
M. TX 1 h II 2 & = 4 nc T ,
soF STOREY COUNTY,
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TelGgraphiC.
IvSDuS. Sent. &c.

LONDON, sept. 70.
Tho Daily Nctsi says: John O'Con-
nor, Power member OF Parliament
from May" county, ireland. has re-
signed ~ member of the Executive
Committee Of the Homo Rule Con-
federation, and started fog tho United
States, bearing an Irish cOnGratula-
tory address on the Centennial Of
American independence, which he
and Charles Stewart Sargcll, Home
Rulc member from Meath. have been
delegated to present to President
Grant.
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PARIS, Sept. 2S.

II Is stated that Don Carlos has in
formed the French Government that
he would not rc-cntOr Spain nj the
casl OF another civil war and will
quit Paris for Belgium or SwiLzcr-
land, in fow weeks.
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Woo. Sept. %.

The departure OF he United States
frigdtc, Franklin, was delayed on &c
count Of The dcnil, III the sailor in
iurci in the recent gale. Tho Frank
in sailed 1T noon to-day, with Tweed
Oh board. HUNT. with Sands, sailed
to-day for s;uuthumutUn.
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bif'oA, Scp,. ~.
Tho local Junln have hccm cousii.
iuicd mad have commenced their h.
bora; the leading men IN the prov
tho" counsel calm dolihNriiipu, and
~ absolutely unyicldmEn:titlido up.
on The question Of the Fucro3. One
Uf the persona recently arrested near
San Sebastian, for participating in
tho Carist war, lnH been acuiomrrd
10 death lay II military iribnIRl ON
criminal ciIargca+
%N% FmA.crsrn. sept 20.
Speculation haH boon rfc for Hny.YnI
d'ys pact regarding the October dlyi.
drnd 81 il," tru,uijdatSl Nirgiuia, IN
view oI recent TruaorG concerning ihr
liability Of Of IL being pnag'l md that
ia" E'irplug un hand is n"t sufficient in
connection with the receipts 81 ihu
month, 10 wUr"ut declaring = dividend.
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Capinin Simpoon, Of Tho United
States steamer, Onihn ,writca t. tho
Navy Department, under dIic Of
Gunynnpuil, Ecuador, S;cpiunhnr
l0lI, That ho arrived there ON thc Mllr
instant. and found tho city in the
midst uf revolution. Tic General
IN commend of The troops in the city
linying issued prOujnciaurrIo 60
that cilcri. with tho support Of tho
lronps aud apparently with tho con
g"ni Of tho people.
Mr.. Riddle, for tho GoIcrmmcnl,
commenced the closing argument
this Afternoon in Tie I'dicorl,''jnm"r'
yillo aain burglary conspiracy ease,
which may ho giTcn 10 The jury TO-.
day.
Tho superintendent "f mounted re-.
crWtiuE mrSico lu, been DIRECTED to