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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-04


JuhEdlm HURT II SMITH,
--Cummins d Davis haye several
fine farms in the neigh borhood OF Dali
las to rent on favorable terms. Apply
ut 100 Lamar street. s20.lm
Good light, and attentive and po-
lite statesmen ut Blake, Jenkins "
Boals.-tf.
-Thompsons' glove iittiug, Madam
Fays' health, Mrs, Moody's abdominal,
bridal and all popular makes Of cor
sets, to be found at Blake, Jenkins y
Boals. If.
Fred Manget, ticket broker, lie
Grand hotel, pays the highest prices
for tickets to MI points. II you have
ticket to sell, or wish to buy one, call
and see him.--tt
Fresh Baltimore oysters received
daily at the Delmonico. -sept7-lm.
Choice northern onions and pota-
toes at Haggart's. If
Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands of Cummins "
Davis, 1903 Lamar street. s29-lm
Mark it down, Blake, Jenkins Il
Boals hay Q removed to their spacious,
well lighted, new store, G394 and GAL
Elm street If
-Burlaps sacks at HaggarVs
b Meyer, under the operahouse,
buys county scrip.-tf.
An elegant line of kid-gloves just
received by Blake, ID Jenkins ~ b 3als.--tf.
-Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams.--tf,
Call on b, Meyer if you want to
purchase jewelry at low figures.--tf
Take your wives and sweethcarps
to see the nice phmtons at Orr's.--tf
-Cummins u Davis are thoroughly
reliable business men, and having a
large experience in business are pre-
pared to give satisfaction. $40 I'm.
Hamburg edgings and insertions Of
the best make at your own price, at
Iluke, jenkins d Boals. If
II want ~ Il hn,, lpn
dollars in the purchase of a buggy, go
to Orr's.--tf.
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. If.
B. Meyer will take any kind Of
valuables in pawn, If
Persons wishing to rent city prop
erty or farms in the country should
consult Cummins d Davis, 1909 Lamar
street. e29.lm
Cos that elegant line of blankets,
flannels, waterproofs, cassimeres, lin
seys, at such astonishingly low prices.
Blake, jenkins " Boals. If
Horses and ponis forsale. Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
800 I'm
--Horaes and ponies for sale. Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
$40 I'm
--Haggart has new Millet seed.-l9
If.
--Haggart has just received 500
pounds of choice northern butter. tt
Tickets for New York, Boston,
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia,
Pittsturg, st. Louis, Sedalia, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, Chicago and Indian
apolls, for sale at reduced rates by Fred
Mangett, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-04
AkMnClkRii NONn.

Yes, it was fair and square knock
down, and the justice of the act is not
denied, The female community are
more particularly interested and they
give unmistakable evidences of their
appreciation. "When lovely women
lends her Influence, then it is the work
moves bravely on.n We allude to the
fact that the great female medicine
known as English Female Bitters, has
been reduced to one dollar per bottle
or three for two dollars and fifty cents.
One bottle will last two weeks. til.o.l7.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-04

-Ifyou want to save d hundre
dollars in the purchase of buggy, go
to Orr's. ---tf.
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. If.
B. Meyer will take any kind Of
valuables in pawn,-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-04

E-Boy's clothing find rapid sale at
the low prices offered at the New York
clothing house. If.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
The Troubles of a bachelor.

The Duke dc Nancy, an old bachelor, after a
long and exhaustive examination Of his hair
and beard in the mirror, somewhat sadly sum.
has had in his service for forty years, and said:
Antoine, how Is It that your hair Is still SO
b!ackf 1t Is quite as jetty as mine" "sir,"
riplied Antoine, with emotion, "one dos not
like to see people growing old around one; it
makes one say, How the years are passing,
a nd think of worms and heaven and other dis
;reeable things. Therefore when I saw that
You renewed your youth and hair, like the
eagles, l allowed myself the liberty
OF also renewing my youth and hair,
The Duke, much affected, wiped a tear
drop from his eye and said: swell,
Antoine, II Is not, l have concluded after
mature deliberation, becoming for US In on
age to lend ourselves to these possibly inno-
cent dcceptions We have been abroad for the
past year, and so have had an admirable OPP
portunity to show ourselves in our own hair
without provoking notice and comment. Let
US begin tomorrow. will give you bottle
of stuff to remove that hair-dye" On the
morrow Antoine, with q venerable head oil
gray hair, ushers into tho library the Vidame
do Sarreguemines, very old friend Of the
Duke. moment later voice is heard hum.
ming an opera air in the room within and en-.
tcrs the Duke, jaunty and fresh, with lux.
uriant head of jetty curls. "Well, my dear
friend" says the Nidamc, "how did your Ital
ian voyage agree with your Perfectly, as
you see, only poor Antoine has grizzled little
though no more than one would expect at hi.
time of life"
National Republican., 1877-07-23
DIED.

DIED.
ENTwISLE.-July p, at $50 o'clock a. M. JENNIE
NOLAN daughter Of Thomas W. and Irene Eniwis,e
In the eighth year Of her age
bird hath flown, flower hath bloomed,
bud has len our tree
heayen-sent messenger has gone back
To last eternity. q BP
The funeral will take place July q ut o'clock n m
GOSS.-On Saturday, ut Has D. m BESSIE Vim.
GINA, daughter of Laura V. and Jas L. GOss aged
two years and two months.
Funeral from residence, Gd3 f. street southwest this
invited To attend.
.RICHARDsoN,-On the morning OF July q, 1877.
EMMA J. RICHARDSON, In the twenty second year Of
her aye, "
The funeral services will take place from the Fourth
baptist church, II street, between Twelfth and Thr-
teenth streets northwest Monday the 2id instant nj
5ociock teihtiHes and friends arc respectfully In
ylted to attend
baltimore papers copyl
ARMOUR,-On the morning ofthe I'D Instant amer
brief Illness, ltoBERT, infant son Of Robert and
Funeral viii lake place from the residence Of his
Monday, the I'D instant
consumption, AT the United States navy yard League
Island, Pa, BAsCoh III, GRTFITH, late ofthis city.
MARCERoN.-OD July %, 1877, a. consumption
MARTHA J.. MARCERos, In the forieth year OF her
age,
WooD,.AtI o'clock, on the I'D instant Rner
lingering Illness which she bore with IN risan fOr.
tuds, ALICE MiLbHRS WUpD, beloved wife of John
H. Wood, ~ the twenty. ninth yeaI Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Emperor Nicholas.

The Emperor Nicholas was very different
from the present Car. He was a sovereign OF
tho oldcn type, magnificent, grandiose and
despotic. One story of his reign sounds like
the romantic adventures Of Buckingham or Of
Louis NV. He was passionatcly in love with
beautiful Russian who was residing in Paris,
He wished to summon her to st. Petersburg,
but to do so would be to fatally compromise
her reputation. Tho strategy to which he re.
sorted can only be compared to that of the
Duke of buckingham when he closed the
ports of England in order that the barquc
whose sole freight was the diamond shoulder.
knot of Anne of Austria, might reach unmo-
Tested the shores of France. He issued an
order that every Russian residing in Paris
should return home at once. OF course this
proceeding gave rise to the widest of rumors
of an impending war with France, business
was unsettled, men were ruined, &C., but the
Cars purpose had been achieved.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Commerce.
BALTIMORE, July 2l-COtton steady, mid

commerce.
BALTIMORE, July 2i.-COtton steady; mIddlInp
l2hc. e'
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat dull nnd lo,,or,
southern red, prime sl.5afrl.GG do. amber sIG0;
do. white, slh0lhi.SD PENNSYLVANIA red I'll SS II.
No. Western winter rr', Angust delivery, sIiii.;
dO. september, sla's. tOrn-S1uihern nominal; no
receipts; western dull AMI elsier Western mixed.
spot and July, Jiac August, co. &c; September Gn
steamer, b'c. Oats dull and Unclaimed, Rive dali
M &c. Tor prime. Hay dull and unchanged. FRO,
visions quiet and unchanged. Butter uncha nccd
Petroleum unsettled; impoSslble to give accurate
gn0tai!ons Coffee quiet; Rio cargOcs iGt "a .Oc lob
Receints-Fionr, 30 barrels wheat 1900 bushels;
corn, S"n bushels; oats, l00 bushels rye, IOl
bushels. SllinnCnts-torn, ;n,OO bushels,
NEW Y0Hk, July 2l.-Cotton quiet and firm. IN.
lands l25lO.i Orleans u 7-liC. sales OF JI6 bnrs
Consolidated net rcceipts, 2t1 bales. Exports none
Flour dull and strongly IN buyers ftvOr; common
70 hur extra SOUTHERN S.75GsO; good 10 choice do
slh nor ungraded spring: sl1 for M. . Milwaukee
not nrle sl6l Tor Duluth spring. sta for New York
No Jspring Sl.B for New York No do 81 IOSt l. Il;
FOR new Southern. Corn active and shade stronger
large demand forward delivery; ungrnded Western
mixed atddOc steamer mixed, g.; low mixed 5Oi,
eHdossc.; No. New York 6l'a@6ic.; high mixed IN
Guiding No, 2 July, 5s'4mdoc Oats In buysrs favor
5Gi white DO. Including rejected &c. afeTward a'
| biti New York No. while, sc; New York No
white FNnt,lc; No. Chicago de; mixed Southern
| 5tNtc. Fork iirmer and quiet; new mess sit ~
Lard q shade hrmeri s0.3Iis for new prime stean,
spot Petroleum duh and lower crude. Tt.c; refined
lssc; Coffee quiet sugar dull. Rice quiet ant
sesny h2.Gssss Hs.iS dull Spirits y of TuGpene steady
| I-S2d.; grain, bstl9d.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

the strikers are now making. The frst
duty of the Government is to suppress the
rising before it assumes the proportions Of
o civil war. The next step should be to
clothe the Central Government with suffi-
cient powers and give it such an ample
military force as will make IT impossible
for such dangerous and widespread insur-
rection to again take place.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

ITIsA SAD but inevitable consequence OF
lawlessness that the worst effects of 1t fall upon
the poor They have no stock laid up upon
which they can draw when their daily wages
are suddenly cut off by disorders like those
which now atfiict the country. Unless order is
promptly restored, the suffering among the
laboring men of the country will be terrible
They have their own pretended friends tc
blame for this who have induced them tc
seek to obtain by force that which it is impos
siblc to obtain in that way.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

OLD party issues have i ca suddenly left far
out of sight by the new qL,stions which the
disorders produced by the strikes present for
solution. The old party criesand party names
have no significance in presence of the dan
gers which now threaten to overthrow all law
and social order. All good men should forget
past differences and rally in support of the law
ful authorities in suppressing the revolutionary
movements now on foot
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Cost What 1t May, Order Must be Maintained
IN...L.. hi LII La

The issue thus raised in distant sections of
the country appeals to every citizen Of every class
aid to the prompt and complete suppression
Of every. form and spirit Of disorder, Law
Is the safety Of high and low, Of rich and poor
and peace is the right Of every citizen Of the State
and nation. Cost what 1t may, the price of law and
order must be paid, or the anarchy that would set
tic wages by violence to-day will unsettc property
and life itself tomorrow In Its sweep Of destruction
National Republican., 1877-07-23
NJ o T C E.

The undersigned have this day formed q limited
partnership In pursuance OF the Revised Statutes Of
the unitc states relating to the District OF Columbia
concerning limited partnerships
The name or firm under which said partnership Il
10 be conducted Is WEIGH BROTIF,itss. the bust
TO he transacted IL the Manufacturing Of Flour nt
the columbia Mills" In Georgetown, In the District
of Columbia and the selling the -four and the hnvlng
grain nom which to nlanuncture the same. The
names and residences OF n the rcU. raj and special
partners Interested therein are follow. Edward T.
Welch, James H. Wecil aud ltosiR W, WClch each Of
whom resides In said Georgetown. are the general
partners and Edward q. Jones. who resides In the
city and State OF New York Is the special partner
The said special partner has contributed In cash.
twenty u thousand dollars capital to the common
stock. The partnership Is TO commence on the ID OF
July lsT7 and to terminate on the - pf July, ls7p
EDWARD T.. WEIGH,
JAMES II. WEIGH,
RpSTA W, WEIGH
EDWARD q. JONES.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Capability and Integrity the Tests Applied
by Hayes.
From the vIcksburg Commercial

From the Vlcksburg Commercial;
"lIe serves his party best who serves his
country best said Mr.. Hayes and the people agree
with him, though the politicians do not Blaine,
Wade, Butler 4 Co think that TO the victor belong
the spOils and that Federal Offices should be used
In the interest Of the party in power, Mr. Hayes
thinks differently. His idea Is that capablity and
integrity are higher recommendations Tor Govern
ment employees or officials than political influence,
and he Il conducting the campaign on that plan.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

Among the most important of the subjects
to be considered by the National Board of
Trade at its next meeting will be the re-
newal of reciprocal trade with the Dominion
of Canada. We think that sound policy de-
mands that treaty should be made for that
purpose. Let every channel of business be
opened, for, as Mr. EvARTs says, the need Of
this country now is full trade.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
The Supremacy OF Law Must lie Maintained
From hp pultmnrs Sun.

A patient acquiesccnce, however, in the effi-
cacy Of legal proceedings and methods of redress,
is the paramount duty OF everybody In grave
crisis like the present. To maintain the supremacy
Of the law at every hazard is the duty OF the
authorities To sustain the authorities In the per
fonnance Of this duty is the duty Of every good
citizen. The Governor, the mayor and the police
commissioners must be made 10 feel that they have
the moral support Of the whole community in
their efforts To maintain the public peace
National Republican., 1877-07-23

THE ninth annual meeting of the National
Board Of Trade will be held in the city Of
Milwaukee on the 2lst of August next. The
official programme embraces large number
of topics, chiefly Of financial character. The
strikes which are now threatening such ruin
Gus consequences to the business interests Of
the country will no doubt engage the atteu
tion of the convention. The conclusions ar
rived at by such body of intelligent, practi
cal business men will be entitled to great
weight
National Republican., 1877-07-23

but comparative. If the paragon be not found
should the choice fall on him who most nearly
approsimates the perfect standard, | hardly
think that reform would suffer or public opin-
ion be outraged
National Republican., 1877-07-23
The President Occupies n Capital Position
t,a \ NnftI

President Hayes adherence to his South
ern policy" and to his civil service reform afford
pledge. This will place him In capital pOsltiOl
10 advise and urge such q change in the mode o
eectng Presidents shall forever hereafter prcvcn
such occurrences Us preceded his own induction
into the office.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
A Welcome to the President.
a.

Certainly President who has displayed such
public loyalty al a ptrild when the nation needed
ID so greatly Is entitled the gratitude Of ali men
And when Mr. Hayes visits any part Of the country
he should be received with a liberal and elevated
sense of appreciation that should entirely lin him
up out of the arena Of the litleneSs of individual
desires and sOrdd strntegiCs.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
TR4pEIE ERS' GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL r. R. TICKET OFFICE -'- .,
a I'D 4 &c or - 8 e9"; S& S2s
upon any % Other IA office 9r depot in this city, u
ARRE ARRR !. s pcnnsyvana P nyeSna Shoe Sore
1877 GREAT 1917
70 THE NaSTH IENNsYLyANIA L I,S ROUTE gE,,rwrsr
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, Mi:SH SMAeNiFicENr EauIR
TRAINS LEAVE %IyksnisGT9s, IytE d 5s from Depot, cor.
For sz!h sSS and sc Ws S SSw m daily with
paicr Car to- 10 Pittsburs and sleeping cars nom
sSe m d, G c@fRs wS Palace 81 car aG 10 chc%s Shs0
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For and ths NS4 Fo' 3 m bS0 E cSssp NSSsFs SUNDAYS T,
Haven s%Ss, and Watkins at iSIS a M daily,
ro, eSsSp. SsS ysrs s%RdSy Sna the East es, M daily with
F,ssG Sss. s!!as$ss L.miisS rf].Prss ] & e S%
For New New % YSrS and lie East iaS sf a. m and and 70 D. ny
daily, cxeep' sunday, with Sleeping Cars from
For PniisasipnG As nno tao p m. daily esGsp.
sTssay Sa NJ m @ SsR snS o. n an Limited E'
ACCOMMODATION for baltimore, 60 m. and 40 p
For fopss Creek Line. 90 a. m. and go p. M dnIy.
For Annapolis $50 a. M. and 100 p. m. daIy. except
%%iSf %%SSf, ;; STb rS; AiFx ANbRiX And WASHING,
For AlS1anarLs; ~ siGS 70, IAN, Las,tS Sa7
'na % Sh Sa SRafS wa sS@dSS Is, and m ana s
- m. daily. EXCEPT sunday. ,,,,, .,,
On sunday Al Sio and 10 a M, and p m. a.
moGaioss ssn Gs y Inc PSss, en- nortSS%st
Ssa nd
rSe snd s asPSs wre Ge e Se lei s sr & nS
rnASk h5AsF s9sfq asssss Rs:sss'F assi Ss;s
| BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD,
ID NArIdNN TN GhfikT HiEE PSYBkH RNp oa4 nASt ASSStrH
NoRrH, WEST, NoRrnwEsr AND souTnwrsT
| LEAVE w.sHrSGroS
80 a. ~. iSitniSre, Xnnapoiis. and way stations
| 75On. M, White Sulphur and Valley Sprins ES-
press makes no stops between Washington and iiar-
US 4 NJ st, Iou,. Cincinnati, Chicago and PITTS
| burg express, lIagerstown, except Sunday.
| .sCp n. M. Baltimore cxDress
s51 9, m, New York Philadelphia, Boston and Bal.
EtSo :. u, IaltlmOre and: way stations on Sunday
connects f9I AnnaiIoll.
i2.i0 IN, baltimore, Eilicot city. Annapoll. md
1i:Sp. m. N. y, and Phla, Express On Sunday
TO Balto only, stopping at all stations Connects tor
$40 p M, Baltimore and way stations.
rs rs = m, m F. Of IosES frcGerieE RSseistown Win
chester, and way stations ,,--,-.-.,-
M M FRSasR@% F SstiSR %a Ss S%S sS ssIsi%Syc 81.
press Passengers Tor Norfolk taken IN the cars direct
.5t p m. Chicago and Columbus express, wlnchcs
.!$9 P M, Ra,more Ra,n,ore sxGTsss s sx ,,.,,or.
| bgl p. NJ Point OF Rocks and way stations Metro
pClitAn Brunch.
.iGoC D. m, m., New YORK. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Trains marked daily other trains daily except sun
| day. mylJ-u
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Int erference with Railroads Must be Pre-.
vented Whatever It May Cost.
From the New York Times:

The fire was returned and several people
were killed. This is simply revolt against law
and order. How soon twill end, we cannot tell
That 1t can only end in one way is absolutely Ger.
tain. The railroad companies are entitled To the
protection Of the law in the pursuit of their LAWFUL
business. Nobody has a claim upon them for EN-
plOymcnt Any Interference with them, or with
their employees, must be prevented, whatever II
may cost.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
No Parleying with Those who Defy the Laws
| From the New York Herald:

There should be no parlcying with men who
defy the laws. Wherever Il company can hire men
to run Its trains those trains must be a. once
If W accomplish this requires the whole force of
the State. Wherever men are willing to work they
must lie protected in doing so at all hazards.
Wherever the strikers or their allies offer opposi.
ton they must be crushed peremptorily.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

ALEXANDER HAMILTON believed In a strong
central government, but the fathers of the Re
public did not adopt his idea. A great many
people in these days believe that HAMILTON
was right.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

ONE Of the practical reforms which should
engage the attention OF the next Congress
should be to so revise the tariff as to change all
duties so far as practicable from dd rGl0rrm to
specific. Ad r1lOrea duties give dishonest and
unscrupulous importers an undue advantage OF
conscientious merchants.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Glad That Old Ben Wade Is Not with Us
From the Richmond state;

We are right glad old Ben Wade has not
changed his opinion of the Presidents southern
EliCy Now we are sure that the President Is right
aud aisu that We are altogether right In sustaining
him To have found him aud ourselves and old
Ben In the same boat would have raised doubts
even in our own mind as to the respectability of
the company Mr. Hayes was keeping.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

THAT government is best that governs best
A government should always be stroug enough
to promptly suppress riots, otherwise II fails
to accomplish one of the highest objects of its
institution
National Republican., 1877-07-23
IVISoN, ]

g NJ I
- GREEN MOUNTAIN
RENoyATOR.
Eminent physicians and druggists pronounce this
the hest blood purifier exant II will positively Grad.
cate All disease from the system by thoroughly cleans
ing and elunzlng the circulation OF the blood u Ia
purely vegetable compound and needs but trial TO
convince The most skeplcal Of lis powerful medicinal
virtues. Depot 70 Randolph street, basement For
sale by all druggists
Wholesale Western Agents,
II. A. HURLBUT n Co,
Hl62m 70 and II Randolph street, Chicago,
National Republican., 1877-07-23

ssGUNsET PAVILION" NORTH CONWAY
y N. H.-Thls well.known and popular hotel Is
now open for the accommodation Of permanent and
transient guests The house II situated In the mldst
talns and The sSco Valley. Terms Teasona6le XII
dress M. L. MASON Proprietor. lyiS
National Republican., 1877-07-23

Is ORDER that the full trade which Sccrc-
tary EvARTs is seeking to build up by his
foreign policy may be established it will be
necessary for Congress to take prompt measures
10 remove all disabilities from the ship-build-
ing and ship-owning int re Is of the country
National Republican., 1877-07-23

THE departure of the vessel In which Hon
f. +. MOVES, our Minister to France, was to
sail has been delayed. She was not able to
make mp her cargo In consequence of inter.
rIption of traffic by the riots
National Republican., 1877-07-23

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has been un-
der one management for the past fifteen years,
and will so continue aS long as 1t exists.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Let Us All stand Together.

Let all such, North and South, stand firmly
together In support Of every constitutional meas
ure Of the Administration calculated TO restore
peace prosperity and fraternal goodwill 10 every
portion Of this land.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

IF THE strike continues long the surrly o.
Western beef for New York and other Eastern
cities will soon be cut off.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

Ir THE spread of the instruction should not
cease soon, It will undoubtedly be necessary
to convene Congress at q very carly day.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

The regular army Is now the hope Of tn,
nation. 1t alone stands between us and an
archy.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

THE Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce not
long since passed a resolution in favor of nm.
conditionaly rc-cstablishing the old silver
dollar. This fact is important rs showing the
drift of public sentiment in the West on this
subject.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
MARRIED..

McBEE-B AKISToN.-On Thursday evening.
July ~, 1877, NJ the parsonage, 5i7 Ninth street by
itev. Dr. David Wilson, RASnnLPH Nc BEE and Mis-,
National Republican., 1877-07-23
The Strikers win lie Put Down by Force

All rioting and unlawful interference with
the business Of the railroads will he put down by
force There Is no doubt OF that, The public peace
and order will be maintained in any event That
II certain.
National Republican., 1877-07-23

In THESE days the regular army has great
many admirers.
National Republican., 1877-07-23
Southern Democrats Want Grover Kicked
From the Memphis AvuIanche

From the Memphis Avalanche;
We doubt If Grover, Of Oregon, will ever be
kicked out Of the senate, hut as specimen Of re-
former With big II he Is already success