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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-27

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03
The Democratic Legislature De-
clare Nichols and Wilt arc
Elected and win See
that They are Duly
Installed. I
Chr Same Prlrrrdlngi uid In Ibt
Returning Board Assembly aud
PaCkhrd'> Inauguration
ASNur d.
The Shto A)B2 Ia tn Hl1B Of Armed
Ilnlssros ani the Bal1il Bari.
cadet AMI sap, bi Win FJod
for a Months Slge,
The Legislative TugoTwAr L,lisi.


The legislative rug III WAr Ia Lliisi.
HuA,
The kellogg legislature, those holt.
ing certificates from Wells, Anderson
Il c. and n maj rity OF whom pre-.
tend to represent the D'm p'ra'ic par
ishrs aud city warts thrnwN out hy
the RI urnlng Board, met NJ The state
house nt noon aud organized, The
Democrats mrNber-, u. returned 90
tn iHce Of the result 1T Nbyr.nh,r. to.
grthtr with those u VII M certificate,
were issued hy the h0srd Il ruuvaSsers,
IN AT 81. Ptttirka' hail arOut the
same time aud also organized. The
Legislatures ~ Now COusututed
stnd: La the $ ate house Senate
there ARE eight holding over Senators
aud eleven returned 10y the bpurd,
t"enty two Uf whom were defeated
10y round IMPURITIES 10y tln
people. In the 81. Patriot
Hall Senate there ara nine holding
over aud eigbt returned mem NeIs 10y
the Board, together with those cOuutrd
out 10y Wells, Anderson u Co., and il
the House twenty two uIemhers who
claim lhey were elected, MS shown ou
the face { the returns, uut counted GU
hy the BOARD, together with those
holding ctrtti atts Of election Hun.
drtds of armed police are station, d Ia
and around the lmldiug occupied ~
the Kellogg Legislature
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Organisation OF the NV iOIh H., 49,
sIalurt NObIuNUn's Mss-hsc.

ALBANY, N. Y, JanUary 2 -b,orge
B Sloan, Republican, was elected
speaker OF the House of Rpreseuta-
tives Governor Robinson, IN his mes
sage, frat treats OF state matters at
some length. Referring to national
affairs, he says: "ln regard To Louis
lana, pause here ia this statement to
interpOsc IN behalfOi the people Of this
great CON mUnwealh u solemn denial
Of the power OF any state lyernment,
or tho Federal government, 10 vest
such powers as are claimed by the
Louisiana Returning Board Ia any eau
wasting board whatever Heal-Ot
views The action OF the FLORIDA aud
south Carolina boards, condcmnlng
both their action aud that of the Fed
eral government. In CONNECTION With
these two boards he declares the mill-
tary interference has been ia violation
OF the constitution and law.
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A special to the st Louis Republi
can, dated he day previous to the rs
semhling Of the legislatures says;
Additional precautionary measures
have neen taken by Kellogg TO guard
against the admission VI those elected
10y III psnple OF the State Daring
last night nuinher OF carpenters wer.
AT work strengthening aud DOUBLING
the hatriHdrr. Au0ther layer VI Two
ir-,h plnnk has been added to The hn'
rirr ued Il or aud ihdoWs IN The front
und rrat on s. Louis and Roy stress,
uh,r. tins main entrances are located
and IN the halls Of the second story
leading to the hail OF the House and
Spuut. rhnmher
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The council m1s last Night Ju lGo
herIo1t ! the chair,
The roll was ,lIod aud tne follow.
ing al1ermcn answered tuthtir uumes:
HeSsrs Crowdus, Eryay, Jctt, vii
lhms, Clark, Kellar and owen.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're
read and approved
Tue hrst business was reports. I'm.
Ter this head Mr. g. W. PIE fer ".
fered tho market masters report Re.
Errred to committee Oh ] uluAls, aud
Afterwards adopted.
The mayors report was also referred
To tho cnm nltIee on Jnuruals.
The ways aud means committee
naie no report
The oJm nlttee on claims proseutfda
alll for tremen's caps tor last year.
Adopted aud ordered paid.
Various pay rolls were prescntedan
ordered paid.
Several % nmitteai are not ready to
report Allowed time.
Report ut comm,ttee on Journals.
Received aud adopted
Committee On hhaace inally adopt
ed after a short debate between several
neni oers vi the O0uucll aouut tho
question Of sewerage.
Assessor aud collectors report refer
ed 10 tue oJnmlttte on journals Mr..
Ogden Ia tnls . Iuleltloa "a ide "a state,
meat uJlclrlIlS tla tea per cent nd.
nuJual tax fJr delinquency. Hesmtud
that tue city attorney had advised him
that tue e2jtss wp ullISlul; and he,
therefore, asked Instructions win re-
gard ~ is iurtllr 0uiiuctiuu. rue
rouucil took tue mater uHder advise.
Meut.
TIeasurer's report referred to the
com mlttee "a journals.
Report Of the chief OF the fire depart.
ment, referred to the committee on
NV utpnNhcuN,
A petition was presented ny w, II.
Morton for the purchase Of ona dozen
uew chairs for tue use of the city coun-
OIL, Amendment, six ch ARA. Carried
AZ amended aud six On tlr5 ordered
purchased,
Account Of T. j. Cowen was 70.
lerled To the committee GA claiDs,
A resolution THAI the Commerce aud
Ervuy Street Railway COMPANY bo
permitted 10 build their track Ia tho
middle Of the street was carried.
The following resolution was unGni.
muusly adopted
30 IL resolved, By tho Ciiy CotmGR 0f
he cay Of Dattds, lnnl tue po,K on
,ue grvunu purchased from J. ]. Aiken
oe aud TIE same ID hereby named and
ieslgha,ed as Hampton park, IN honor
OF Wade Hampton, OF south Caroiua
Several ordinances we're then called
up nd referred TO appropriate COM
mite ~, after whlph the council adj
Journed.
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Another Address from Governor
Hampton 90 Isis People.

COLUMBIA, 3. e., ia uary ., Cow
eruor Hampton has Issued al address,
calling ON the citizens who desire TO
MAINTAIN the Governor of their choice,
to come promptly forward aud pay ten
per cent. OF the last year tax levy;
The Legislature authorizes the collec.
don Of twenty i've per cent, but tho
amount cailei for viii DO autiiclen'.
luna Of the charitable Institutions
are suffering. Tue n4dreSa conclud,S'
-. udjure the peopIaltnsreipre, To 20
steadisst. Jaw ABIDING aiiu peaceful,
aud | pray that The new Year viii
bring Ia tliem the tiessng OF peace
aud prospprilyn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03

WASHINGTON, January 2 e For the
Yves, CUT states, nish"r iaronpteT
p0rth-rly TO easterly winds, aud colder,
clear or partly cloudy weather. Tau.
tionaiy Signals continue al Cape May,
Sandy Hook, Newport, Bosi0n,
lhntcher's kland, Portland and nase'
port
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huge ITsn Docs

Have been drawn suross, leaving n
space wide enough tut for one eTson
Ia mass nj time Ths Senate cham
Der Is to.uigh' being bar, icaded on the
inside u; the donrs, aud tho windows
leading TO the corridor being plsnked,
bolted and barred. Every avenue, IN
short, leading In Tho cabitol oe hom
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Arrested for bipPipE Giant Powder
by kLhl..

Boston, January 2. - Isaac J. Wood.
en- Is held in eighteen hundred dollars
tail, charged with shipping giant
powder hy rail This IL the first prose-
cutiou under the law OF 1871, forbid.
dirg the shipment by rail Of nitro
rlycerine aud similar explosives
WoodSn claims the giant powder Is
not such an explosive.
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=. een.S Propa, 10 a i,end IIin
.tI. Alumni. ...,Yla....,.

Uader CsrUtIa stpula,iOns.
New YORK, January 2 Peter b.
Sw eeney teiegrupbs from Paris that
he VIII attend The trial against him In
the evil SUIT, under u stipulation
waving arre,t Ia The cuse against him
ior 81, 900, UUO to tne April term. He 10
euieeul,u IN health.
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Tei.xrnphie .o,nmun ..a.,on ui,h

Fei.grRpbic soinmuD cation with
sL'ng'oL iDtcsTu.isI by sho".
NEW OhLEANs, JuhuuIy = --lhe rail-
,oads through Mary are delayed
~ snow, aud the wir,s IN that region
interrupted. hence cumuIuil cation
WIN Washington is slD~ The Debt
,lat,ment I'll W, an increase during
the mouth OF $685. 5l2. No political
upWa
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[ VOL. ". NO. 26s
PILOT POINT

a shooting AHrAy In watch Two Men
are niilrd,
Special to Tho Herald,l
DECArun, January IA shooting
aifray took place durirg u hop last
ni.ht at tho Pilot Point hotel, Pilot
Point, IN which San Fiippeu and Mao
Harrison were killed oy John Marcum.
Flppen was shot through the heart;
Harrison In the mouth aud neck. Mar.
cum has heen arrested
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03

rad returns from each parish rs ma
nipul'ted by the R'iuruIug BDari An,l
furnished by the Secretary OF State,
hnd announced that Packard had been
elected governor aud Antoine lleuton
ant governor,
Protest wan the dark on'IL
Fhr Dem prrat OF this evening SAYS
IN reference to It's burning article of
yesterday that no man or officials are
responsible for It's utterances excopl
l's editors. I, article denonnre.
ihe Returning Board, KEEL
l'gg Hnd his Cpaijutatnrs ~
traitors who deserve tho halter,
a"d tae action or VOLTS, Anderson Il
TO hs evolutionary aud MI outrage
ou the people, aud holds those VINO ac
o"mpllHhei the sans aud ptrtinpaleI
~ I a. VII lily reep1u,inlo, and ex
'etds TINT responsibility to the ac
cpunt'pIily tnrsny uUthrstH thai their
lniaules court aud which the uonsum
Ia ''''" "' 'neir plans VIII surely
urng upon their heals
rhc st"in' .of the y gre
The Sell = ingustis4tius o1m ntttee
Examined Mar at great length In
reference TO the political situ ,tion Ia
l. lulNlAnt, ii q SAID, In comm IN win
IN ,uy Others, he hal thou hr, owing |
Ia The x nraucr aud blini FLOWING
% the Irsedmrn, that the vlectivr
I anvhls' shoulI have been given g.
negroe- wt,n 50 ne property 1r siuoa.
'l'ual qItlIltAtml; they were nov |
neg nnt gtp tnluk tIr taym selves aud |
iISIen e. a'shm an'i they were "a la |
III pel-lolr IN ptnr ~ the aIrcul.ural |
interest ot tne S,tte, ali - thsy im.
proved Ia o'hssry .Ism aud ilteII |
Seure, would LeuJme au important 90 |
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b. PIIogg Declines 10 Recognize the NJ.
PhIFirk IIhIL R0dJ.


New ORLEANS, January SHORTY
before loon the committee from the
S. Pnlrick's Hall House, consisting oi
K h Wide, al o lean; JIM. Williams,
Or Eus Baton h ugr, and Singleton at
81. Landry, waited upon Governor
Kellogg, AT the State House, aud pre-
stuttd II written communication, In
forming him that the House Of Rspre-
seuiallvts WAS orgauiz II NJ ~. Patrirk'r
Hsll, at the same time entering their
solemn protest agaiust the
Occupation of the state Ln"so BY
A,med pOii,e and nii!iin,
and aguinst the exclusion fro u the
Stat House Of du y elected represent
atives of the people; ard Rniusl the
presence OF armed mrtrnp"litaus aud
soldiers. Governor Kellogg replied
that there were several statements con
tanned In the communication which
were incorrect There wire % mli
tury, properly speaking, III the State
House yesterday lhcrs Was II I rec
If police, armed not diif renJly Ir"u
the way IN winch they were ordinarily
armed az onust rva,ors Of the pence
they were specially instructed not To
interfere with any mcmCer " the
1t legislature, tut ptteyt them from
iut,rtr nee Ny others; there were
no Untted states ttoups /" ,he state
House
Ii was not true that auy pa sHge way
had teen cut from the state House To
M adjoining luilding, to facilitate the
bringing uf troops ito the ulldlIRi
whatever communication Ell tea hnd
existed long Il .ei M 10 the IA Use
which the committee protests against,
It had teen legally and properly or-
paniztd; the law ProvldIi x That the
Secretary Of State rhnuld turnlsh the
clerk with IA list II mcmhrrs elected,
that list w. fur i+hed the clerk; sixty
eight Of The memh, r. whose names
were on that list appeared Ia the reRu.
lar hall Of the House II Represents
,'v.s ypstprJpy, and fnrty.two or forty
three, at most, appeared in ~ ParIch's
Hall. Kellogg said he nu-t decline to
receive nhy communication from II
body which lacked nearly twenty OF
quorum
N,,ho.II and WiIis ana Packard ana
An.o,ne -, cared El"ci"d.
In the Demucra'ie Legislature
concurrent resolution NHs iDtr"duc'd
To notify the President of the United
States that the legal G~ueral Assembly
of the State NJ l. 'ui-iana II now In
session Mt 81. Patirk's hail
The House and Senate met " lrint
session, read the vte of the y att ~
cast Mt the last election by p'rishr''
and drcl arpd THAT Francis I. Nlch"llS
MAS elected X vernon and Louis a.
WIZ lieutenant governor.
In the R-lurping board Legislature
the Two II uss met IN Int SESSION.
wLso parcb, Of East patop lsouge'
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EXTRA.
INDUCEMENTS in CLOTHING
Closing Out Bargains:

0yerCOatS, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in Order to Close Out. Mems and Youths
Wo stei Prince Albert FrOckS from $40 to $50.