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, 1877-05-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May a2.-Goorce H.
Chapman, Receiver Of tho Lafayette, Muucc &
Bloomington Roas7, toslay flied a petition IN
tic United States Court setting forth thu eon.
dillon of the road wlieh he assumed cl,nrcc.
and moro particularly tho disagreement exist.
lug between tho Lafayette, MuneIc i DIoom.
fnEton ami tho Cincinnati, Lafayette Il Chlcaeo
Roais Us to n contract entered into the 9Th
day Ut January, 1871. Tho Receiver l,,s mule a
temporary arrangement With the Cincinnati,
Lafayette i Chicago Road, by wiicl, The nucs.
tlon In dispute Is satisfactorily adjusted fur tho
time being, nnl, after submitting statement
Of tho facts II, the caso regarding tic lease b.
tween these two corporations, asks for tho Co,rt
tnput acOnstruetlo11iM.n the same, and set lc aI
further disputes. liz asks construction laftIc
ulary Of Art. ~ ns to the duty OF the tInrIn.
natl, Lafnyettc s. Chtcago furnishing aIn riyIno
to tho Lafayette Muuyie Il Bloomington ali
freight and passengers brought to Lafayette ~
puints east, or 10 plates northeast OF tic mos,
direct limo Ut railroad from Muncie to rltallcl
phia which the parttcs Of the second 1,lst can
control or inducnre, a1ul whctker tic traic . re-.
ferrctl to between tflc Toledo. pcoria {; Warsaw
Noad is, under the facts concerning Tho man.
agcmrnt Of said two r,a1l, huet, traffic ~ Tin
Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chsca1o cail control
aud influence, and, Il not, whether said l..t.
named Company car, under tho terms Uf eaIl
lcasc. continue to carry on tra,fIe, Or n pnhil.
tied t1lercIrom. TIe petition Is unuer aly!sc.
mcnt.
, 1877-05-23

gptefas Dtspatea 10 7as 7stbuna
INp1ANApuLIs, May a..-Iiio Coroncr's jury
In The ease OF Mary WykoH, found verdtct
this evening Ut death frutn malpractice by
parties unknown. 4 vigorous Investigation
will bo n,atie to ascertain tile guilty purity.
, 1877-05-23

sustained after death, the botly having hoatc'l
twenty-five mics IN tic river. lie Is supposed
to have committed sufctl'c.
, 1877-05-23

vt. LOUIS 4 EAnUTIIWESTElkNs
5n<c'ai 1ifpasck 10 7h< 7f,tuns.
Srn'KoytELD, H.. May 41--'l'ic 81. LOUIS "
Southwestern Railroad consolidated tled IT. fo
port to-day, the lIrst rallsuaA statement taads y
the Auditor this year.
, 1877-05-23
BuRNED TO 1,EArIIiN 4 NINE.

BURNED TO DEATH IN y NINE.
PorrsylLLs, Pa, May A1.-By an explosion
Of ln,-iamp In MEnesll Cutlery at slinersyllle
this morning two boys, William Edwur4ls anti
coinpaHion whose name Ia unknown, were
burned to death,
, 1877-05-23

KILLED IN \ IOI4l+YAY.
Special D,spateA 10 5h< Tr1baHs.
nkrRo1T, May a3.-Gcurgs Mckee waA killed
In a 1olIway u Ware u Townert Mill this morn.
inX 1t O&ra11.
, 1877-05-23
lITTsDUnG, TT. WAYNE &; chi.
tAG0,

Special ktspascA to 1As 1riban&
NEW YonK, afay :!s..-The President Of Tho
Stock ExchanRo to-day ordered the suspension
Of transactions In tho stock OF tho P!ttsburr,
Ft. Wayne (; Chicago RaiIroal Company. The
reason assigned Is that tho Company has issued
snco 1879 new special guaranteed stock to tue
Pennsylvania Roads, its lcssccs, without giving
notice as required by tho Exchange rules. Thu
oycs-isssie amounts to over $500 CO. Tho
Officials Of tho f. Wayne Railrna.l claim to hare
inadvertently omitted to give the necessary notIe
aud also that, not being Nh acttvo Speculative
stock, it docs not como within tho n,cauns ol
alleged to have bccn issued In payment to ths
Pennsylvania Company for permanent tn.prorr-
lncnts put upon the ptttalurg, Fort Wayne 4
Chirago lfatroa1. VI course It Ia possible to
be true, but We calculate that, outside Of main
leased, Il will bc difficult to find property to
represent ouG-halt tho sum. It. probably Is IN
olhcr: illustration Of Tho mystcrlcs If railway
bookkeeping"
TIE CHICAGO, DANvILLE d WIN.
CENSES.
The new Supcrfntenlent--sfr. Dn Dary-ot
the Chicago, Danvllle j. Vinccnnes has Issued
an order fosbllaing conductors from carrying
passengers on frrtght-traIns. The execution u
the order has salsod quite an excitement On Tho
southern end OF tho roal.' Complaints irum
subscribers OF TIE TRIBUNE and others baso
been coming In at fearful rate. All Danvlle,
1sussy!1lc, atM Ifoopston arc up in arms against
thu discrimination. Mr. Du harry issued tho
order from tho best motives, Int 1t operates al'
most - total prohibition OF local or county
tr1de tributary to tho towns named. Thu reGii.
inr ,paRaengertra,us do not afToad local travel
any advantages, being night traEns, atlI col'so.
q,entlty communication between tuwn and
tountry Ia tntargOed. Tho Superintendent
will doubtless protcct hts local as well ~ gtn-
urul bu siurss
, 1877-05-23

THE FAST PASSENGER TRAINS,
Tic fast passenger train question Ia nj. set
settled, by any mcans. Tho fast tr..Ins Ut tle
PIttsburg & Fort Wayne. which have bccn mn.
Ming siues Sunday, arc botherlng tho other lines
leading 10 the East considerably, and some oi
them aro considering tho adstsablity Of coin
pctng b. either cutting the rates nr putting on
similar fast trains. pruba'Iy the latter will bs
done. Ir4s expected that tho Lake s.ore 4
Michigan Southern will Issue mn urt!or In t!aY
OF twt, to commence tha rtt,nis,g of last lsu
next SunJny. II this 10 tot,e ttiU Michigan Cen.
trail will undoubtedly follow sntt at o,,cc. The
Managers OF the Baltimore t. 0hn Is0al arc ulsa
nbout to shorten their time to tic East. THY
Intend 10 lcaye this city at 4:45 or t o'rlWk
thus fur
An effort is being mo1e to intlt,cc the r,an.
ayers OF ti1r UnfoM Pacific lsatlroad to shorten
up their ttine few hours, to enable the Unlaha
lines to reach f1rro III tho murntng to to',nect
With tho express tratus which Leave here at D
o'clock d. IN. THIS would Ciyc the C,y:aso
ronds such lead ovur tl!c1r southwestern rivals
as to make competition on the part Of Tic latt,
fnlpoestblc.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Planters Compress stock at Vicks.
burg is at par.
The railroad from Columbia, Tenn, to
Lewisburg is finished.
The Georgia State fair will be held at
Atlanta in October,
Palatka, Fla, has law to prevent the
"indiscriminate killing of the interest
ing alligator
One wolf killed over 500 head of sheep
in Irwin and Coffee counties, Georgia,
but was itself killed.
reward is offered for Martin O'Neal,
am lrishman, who escaped from the
Knoxville Jail on the 18th.
Mcclure, Of Columbia, Tenn, has
been sentenced to the penitentary for
life for attempted rape ON a girl
A North Carolina boy found bottle
OF whisky and drank so much that he
had to be buried the next day
Cotton receipts at Raleigh, North
Carolina last week, $50 bales Total
since September 5000 Gain, 7,ll0
bales
A colored man named Mingo Butler
died on "Wednesday last, in Key West,
Florida, at the advanced age of one
hundred and two years,
The determination of q few "cullud
pussuns' at Charleston, South Carolina,
wouldstop some of the lawlessness about
that city,
Report says that Miss Annie Maria
Barnes Of Atlanta, Georgia, editor OF
the Acandus, just issued, has fallen heir
to SIS 600.
Ducks geese and chickens are ship
ped from tennessee to supply the Jack
sonville, Florida, market. one thousand
seven hundred head were shipped
in one day,
Terrill Hulsey, of Poulding county
Ga, blowed in the muz1le of gun to
ascertain if it was loaded, at the same
time pushing the hammer back with
his foot, The foot slipped off as usual,
and the thoughtless man was picked up
a corpse,
Nashville American 10th The NASH
vile "scalpers,' who deal in second
hand railroad tickets, got up such n
lively fight among themselves Wcdnes-
day, that they sold tickets to Louisville
for 81 80, As natural consequence
they lost money,
A lusus naturm has been discovered
in the shape of Florida orange weigh
ing n little over pound, which had i'm
bedded in it another orange about one
fourth in size, well matured, with rind
on top and tough cpidermis on the
sides and bottom.
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NEWS NOTES.

General lgnatief and Prince Bis
marck are old friends In saluting,
they are accustomed to kiss after the
continental style.
Two per cent of the population of the
new German Empire wear spectacles,
owing to myopia, which prevails in n
hereditary way.
The new French defensive line, look
ing toward Germany, comprises the
lortrcsses of Arms, Nerdun, Besancon,
and Langrcs. Moltke has objected to
it, rather,
At sale of autographs in Paris the
other day, while that of Bacon sold for
only 500 and Galileo's for Sl39, Henry
wins brought 5000 and Pascals $500,
A statue of George Sand by Clesinger
has Just been purchased by the French
Minister of Fine Arts from Emile de
Girordin. 1t is to be placedin the pub
lie salon of the Theatre Francois
Not long ago fine stag, supposed to
have escaped from n deer park and
taken, in it's fright to the waves, was
picked up by Yarmouth, England
trader, swimming two miles from shore.
a culinary exhibition has lately been
held in Berlin. The dishes was national
but the natives confess that u little
French varnish and elegance had to be
conferred on them for the sake of APP
pearances.
The announcement that Carl Churz
has withdrawn from his relation as eds
tor of the Westliche Post, appears in
that journal 1t is Observed at the
time, that the paper exhibits marked
improvement in its contents.
In 1886, when England had a popu'
ton of l402S, Al, l0,l2j persons were
sentenced to Imprisonment, and Boil
to transportation and penal scrvitude.
In 1875, with populationof $4,000 600,
only 9,2S2 were sent to prison, and
,G29 to penal servitude
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1t is said that at the funeral Of Mr.. Z.
7, Bliss, twenty-five young converts
stood up over the coffin and confessed
Christ, and at meeting held on the
evening Of the same day fifteen more
came forward.
There is general religious awaken,
ing among the Methodist and Presby.
terrain churches in Sussex county, y j.
/ is said that there has not been such a
general religious interest within the last
ten years.
The Episcopal Floating Chapel, foot
OF Pike street (New York; East River,
!. a hyoritS resort on Sundays for sea.
iarlng men, At a recent meeting Bish.
op Potter confirmed twenty'four candi-
dates, most Of whom were sailors
Professionalism is making some adj
vance IN Constantinoplc. Several have
been won over from Northumberland
to the truth. Religious services are held
IN different languages, and much has
been done in translating the Scriptures
into various tongues,
The sensational preaching of the day
is often shift to hide mental poverty,
just rs the poorest and homeliest will
sometimes try to hide their rusticity
and lack OF personal attractions by
cheap ornaments ON hand, or ear, or
neck, which really make their gaunt
figures the more conspicuous,
The Rev. Henry p Mendes, of Man.
chester England is delivering course
of Lectures in the Nineteenth Street
Synagogue, New York His first lee
ture was an eloquent plea for the cult
walton of religion at home He thinks
that the irroligion and rationalism now
so prevalent are due to tho absence of
the sanctuary of the home.
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POLITICAL OPINIONS.

Pittsburg Commercial Gazette (Rep.) J
The president is not wrecking tho Re
publican patty, but is strengthening It,
Rochester Union (Dem,C If Hayes
fails to do justice to South Carolina and
Louisiana and to do it promptly, the
popular tide of favor that has set IN
toward his administration will be
turned against it,
Peoria Democrat (Dem,) Blaine
Morton n Co. are Just now anxious thai
new elections should be held in Soutl
Carolina and Louisiana for governor
and State officers. How would it do tc
hold them for the presidential electors
too2
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, March 20.--Gold opened 1879.
Stocks active, Irregular ana lower, Money
. per cent. Gold 1879 Sterling exchange,
long, isi|$; short 4SGJS State bonds st sady
Governments firm,
Comm, rcIaI.
NEW YORK, March u, Cotton duh Up
lanus, Nc; Orleans ll9zc; sales 5lS bales.
Futures easier; April II a5@ll.3Sc; NAV II 5Gdl
II ,6lc; June ll.6j@llGSc; July ii 75gll .7Sc;
August ll,t0Gll.sjc
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat and
corn quiet and steady
GALVESTON, March 20.-Rece PTS net 3
bales; gross 562. Exports, Coastwise, 10.
sales 500 bales. stock 50,g63 Market quiet.
IN ddling l0}gc; good ordinary lOhc.
LIVERPOOL, Marc 2j--Noon.-io tton qui l..
Middling upanis q 5 led; middling 0rlt ans.
G%d Sales o,tC0 bales; speculation and ex.
port 1900; 0 merican 1000 Futures opened
l-32 che aper. Uplands, low middling, class,
April and May delivery ,Gl4d; May and June
delivery, 7-lG@G l3-S2G6Sd; June aud July
delivery, 67-led; July and August delivery,
8l.2i; NJ y and June LISA.
1880 % m.--Upands, low middling class,
May nm June delivery o 5.l6d.
Night RepOrt-FinanciaI.
NEW York, March 20 Col dull at lC4sset
elOi14. Money elsy at 2g3 per cent Sterling
duh ~ 81 &c. Governm snts dull but steady;
Lew SIS, lO0A states quiet and dull.
Commercial.
NEW York, March 20 Cotton dull. Up.
| lands, II l-2c, Orleans ll5.c; sales AS bales
Consolidated net receipts 1850; exports Ia
| Great Britain, .2726O; France 1880; continent
| 2,00l bales.
Cotton Net receipts ll3; gross, ll3. Flu.
| lures closed barely steady. Sales 1000 bales
March Il.26@ll 20c; April ll,2'@ll g@ll 2Stt
May ll.i2@ll .iac; June .fl@ll &c; July rl.6l
| all 8Sc; August ll.75Gll Zoe; september II .B4
all &c; October II 30all ijc; November La
| all 2Sc; December II 2all csc.
| Flour more active ana hGlOo hibher; super
fine western and stats So 6O95 w; southern
| nrmer and In lair lOqulry; common to fall
extra, IS 90 as so; good TO choice do, 20 95@0 CO.
| Wheat--sprint fully 70 better moderate ex'
| port and iair middling demand; winter
quiet at 81 4j@ 30. Corn In good export and
home tr, de demand; ungraded western
New ORLEANS, March aO.-Cotton In mod.
crate demand. Sales 1880 bales. G1od or
| d nary g5a@l0lsc; low middlinR III "a U54c
mJdling fair l24@l2lsc; fair lS1aloc, Re
Havre, 3 73l; Bremen, Sas;stocE. 72,6I2,
GALVESTON, March 20 Market dull
ding lllEc; low mIddling lO3sc;, good or
dlnaiy loisc; ordinary 9isc; low ordinary sss
IIyERpooL, March 2O.--i p. m -Uplands
low middling class, MAY and June delivery
. Esd,
5:l5 D. m Futures Hat;
Sir, LOUIS, March 20 Flour buoyant ant
higher; extra fall So 1895 90; Xxx do. 50 coo
8S5 Wheat higher and inactive; No. 70,
fall 81 81 10 bid; No. 3 do 81 40 l-2. Corn no
tive and higher; No, 2 mixed S5@35 lie. Dat
firmer end inactive; No. 2 white SiGt TIC
Rye inactive and lower Mt 62@Bs. Whisk.
steady at 81 t5. Pork higher ut III 4O9li "
Lard hrmer and Inactive NJ 04c.
Live stock.
ST. LOUIS, March e0.-Hogs higher; bacoi
| 81 1905 10. .a.L.
Cattle strong and active; butchers 81 coz
10; some sales higher.
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Washington Special TO the Chicago Times
Secretary Robson signalaed his re.
tirement from the naval department
to day by recinding his order of last
summer placing upon the furlough list
n large number of naval officers then
on waiting orders, thus reducing their
pay 10y one-half Tho amount involved
something more thau 100000 The
original and only cause for the issuance
OF the order was that Robson desired
to use the money that should have gone
to pay the salaries Of these meritorious
officers for other purposes, Chief among
these purposes was to settle some of
Robcson's old fraudulent contract debts
created in the bureau of engineering
and repairs. The fault of the action
lies primarily with Congress, as the appro-
priation Of last year for the support of
the navy was made mainly in bulk and
subject to the discretion of the depart.
ment head in its disbursement. In the
lately passed deficiency bill is pro-
vision for arrearages on this account
and under Robeson's resembling order
of to-day the allicers thus uniustly
dealt with will be allowed back money
to the extent of full waiting order pay
This order was the last official act Of
the late secretary.
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The New Orleans Times, commenting
upon the late decline in cotton, sayF:
The feeling IN cotton circles il any.
thing but cheerful The market has
steadily declined in the face OF the
strongest statistical position which the
staple has known for many years, and
operators GU the bull side are begin
ming TO express fears that some OF the
strongest features 0f the position will
make themselves felt too late TO effect
much good IN the way Of improving
prices, aud ms n consequence New Or
leans Is rapidly changing from u COM
munity of bulls around to the bear
side.
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Houston ~ Towns Centeral II. II.
Arrival ana Departure Of tia Mails nc
nnIlnA

NORTHERN MAIi.--Via NJ. X. & r. X. r.,
comprising Western, Northern and Eastern
Stntes' New York aud ~ l. uis mails arrive
vi d;2i pm; donart at 7:ij am. Pouches close
AZ y pm.
SOUTHERN Mathew Orleans and South
an Louisiana Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and MI othe poiutS In Southern
Texas, arrives nj 7,l5 a M; departs at 500 y.
IN. Pouches close 0t . pm.
FAsrESN MAIL-Vm =. n = X. r., COM
prisinp Soushrrn and iddle States, Louis
Villo, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock
daily Vt 9;2o pm; departs Mt pm, Pouch
closes M PIN.
ME,rFRN MAIL From Fort Worth, Gle
burne, GrRuhury, Weatheriurd, Decatur
Palu Pinto, Jncksboro and western posts,
arrives Mt 1 p M; departs M < am.
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THE STATE OVER.

The Fort Worth Standard has been
changed back to an evening paper"
There is much sickness among the
children in the vicinity of Corsicana.
Hon. John II, Reagan will address
the citizens Of Anderson, at Palestine,
on the 24th.
Now they want base ball club in
Fort Worth. That village can't be
kept down,
Dr. Younge says the lawyers Of Aus.
tin We're bought to oppose local option,
Don believe it,
Mr. W. c. Cunningham and Miss
Angie Duckett were married on the
llth in GAINESVILLE,
The people are paying their taxes
promptly in Waller county and the
titheman' is happy.
Calico balls are an institution in
Paris. The last one is described MS a
magnificent success,
They are going to keep cool in Tyler
the coming summer. Colonel Curnes
is building an ice house.
Rev Otis Ilockctt, DIST PAUL church,
Waco, is exceedingly ILL., We trust the
reverend gentleman will soon recover
Captain Sparks, the frontier recon
structor,' as the Statesman calls him,
was in Austin the other day. He is a
brave and efficient officer.
The Baptis-s of Corsicana, unable to
complcte their church cdihce have sold
the brick, and the building of the new
church is indefinitely postponed
The GAINESVILLE Times believes the
law authorizing the working of persons
convicted of misdemeanors,o the roads
andstreets is most salutary one.
Moror Stone of Galveston is fast
learning that it is no little thing TO
furnish good positions to one in ten of
the countless multitudes who ask for
EN-
Tho clearing of fine rigbt Of wav on
u,a Woo ana VortLwasiorn rood bos
been stonned II is thought the move.
mont co,' The onnointment of n receiver
is the cause.
C.,.,I n.,,.. p,,4,n ono or tho
, Goao, ;,; De' 80 INV os tho
9l'ts1 o,.'4e's " ~" I - oot's' m"n t tn
HIS. ii'i W ''ou oaa w. vs. o'I %in W,L' ''
n it; "'''9' "o'''' WV 0''' "'0 ~
,,., . o,...a ,,..uu,, =,
NIUE son o1 IN 5ner e ni'''v'm :, "
r frau" voIn,yi %,u .I i ""s 'o wv
ron ms L nS', ~ ~ o'o" y, u" M nv
III , tae i'oios VI an tl,'er oroVner' i"e
cutting was ''''''''"''
A tramp, attempting to board tram
without paying his fare, at ,irocsbeeck'
the other UnN, was nut oil by the con
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A TURNED-DOwN PAGE.

There's n turned-down page, as some writer
says,
In every human life
A hidden story of happier days,
Ofpeace amid the strife.
A folded leaf that the world knows not
love dream Tudely crushed;
The sight OF foe that IN not forgot,
Altho' the voice be hushed,
The far distant sounds OF harp's soft
strings,
An echo on the air;
The hidden page may be full OF such things,
OF things that once We're fair
There ia hidden page in each life, and mine
story might unfold;
But the end was d OF the dream divine
1t better rests untold.
-PGilddelp ia MQu 'rer.
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Buy rear Tickets and ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway,

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. whore
Information may be had concerning NOS
erallyi
i. T. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
Gen. j. Il. Ro ERTSON, Pass. n lmmigra-
tion Agent, liz N. Third street, st. Louis, Mo.
A, Alice, Northwestern Pass. Agent, i0l
Clark street, Chioago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent, No..
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. H. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also he had AZ the agen-
Giles OF the M. X. Il 4. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
j. WALDO,
Genr Pass. 4 Freight Agt, Houston, Texas I.
j. DCRAND,
Cent sapt.. Houston, Texns ian2slm
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Our American Bellcs-our American Bel es-
How sweet is the story their beauty tells
They are wise bellies, too, for Il Is their wont
10 use every day their SoZODoNT
Which sweetens breath ana keeps teeth
we'll.
No wonder we're proud OF our American
Bellies.
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]. p. MURPHY. WE. cUAHISs
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE.

every quarter OF the city; also, farms and
farming lands 10 Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent--Dwellings and business houses IN
the city Of Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstracting and perfecting titles and estab-
fishing land claims; also, to the collecting Of
rents, notes and accounts, by
Up. MURPHY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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COMMERCIAL.
HERAI.n nEEIrE

HERALD OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, March 70, 1877.
Everything staguant, and prices de-
preciating. But little changes in quo
tations.
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Springfield Republican (Ind Rep,)'
There is still Impairment curiosity about
John Sherman's run over TO New York
and secret meeting with Jay Gould, just
before Inauguration. Perhaps to settle
up Louisiana returning bolrds bills be
fore Hayes came in,
Philadelphia Press, (Rop) We spoke
the other day Of Pennsylvania duke,
doms, but We hardly knew the weight
Of our words, Ii is one thing to have II
Republican aristocrat in the Senate, but
it is another thing to SEQ him transmits
ting his political power to his posterty.
The New Iberia Na.,) Sugar Bowl
complains that great number of old
wells exist in that town exceedingly
dangerous to children and strangers
unaccustomed to their location, and
advantage only to local reporters,
Pittsburg Telegraph, (Rep,) We
predict that Mr. John Cameron, in the
Senate Of the United States, will prove
a conspicuous failure. 1t is not his
field; it is not the kind of arena in
which he has been wont to move; il
does not now contain the material from
the Southern States which heretofore,
in Simon's hands has been as clay in
the hands of the potter,
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CHURCH NOTES.

Father Bollig, the great linguist, has
lust been appointed keeper Of the
Vatican library by the pope. This is
the first Jesuit who has ever filed the
office,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21

The contest between the Radical lea :
ers and the administration grows hotter
and hotter lnaSmuch AS it is none of
our funeral the Democracy can stand
back and watch the Kilkenny cats tear
and rend each other, and it is also inter
esting to note what is being said by
people and papers representing different
shades Of political opinion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w u0uuCo Gen, W. a., Cabe'I MS n can
dl5ate for Mayor nv the ensuing April cleo
ton,