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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district AND
great grazing grounds of the West.
ia passenger and freight trains are sur
passed By none In tho state, Pulimanf
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Can
leave ~. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q II. R'y
at 6:45 p. M, running through to Denison.
ton without change Connection Is also made
way for the above named points.
X. q I. at Denison for Ut. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas q, Pa
cifio at sherman for III. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
IL Houston with the a., II. a u, A for San
Antonio, the g., Ii. q II. for Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil FOR all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool 4 Texas steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
from dust and heat ON account OF the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairios, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers I'm preference 20 others.
at. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at 100 D. M, Houston ct 400 p. M, Hearne
Mt 1000 p. M, Dallas b:36 o. m. and Denison
at ll;i5 q. m. Ezfissls-l-
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bAAs.lSS.1l. A. kss .las sa4.9AM&4
MAlLiRo PLANTS OUR SPEClAlTXI
FLORAL GUIDE koW READY SIND konIT1
EHSXlnIIlHy E:Ns;lI EslNtEs
JAMIE. wSin.eod.
AGreatInvention

And one OF much beneht TO the people at
large, always attracts attention, II has
been the history Ufnll trades aud branches
OF labor that the primitive method OF uc-
complaining tho otalted end has been quite
labofious, and voty slow In Us rusulis, at
Least the nis'ory OF wen mnElng seems q
the pick and spade, then sohlehody thought
~ boring by hand, bnt at tlrst the augers
used were crude afiaira, anu Oapnble Of bor-
ing but small hole, supply Ing very little
pure water. rhe opening up nf Tho great
west made the demand for wells 80 great
that within the Inst two yeRrs wcll.boring
toois have been invented, and The business
has been In q measure revolutionlGed, and
has become q source of money making
equalled Ly no other branch where Tho in
vcstment Ii 20 little. Men are looking now 10
whore they can get the test machine. Per-
fecti0a has al last been reached, ana we otier
you machine compete IN every detail, one
that In destined TO live when oil Others ara
forgotten. II Is the only surcr ever In
vented with stohe AZ netinent or an ad-
Unstable head thGt boirs any sized well,
from two feet up, without reimers. called
the Centennial Wcu 4AuDor, patented June -,
1875, and manufactured by u. II. Hodge, Du.
buQue, Iowa. Any one wis ing to 20 INTO
the business. or trade land, town property
or stock for an anger ana territcry, OF wan
to travel In this state and sell auge \. and
territory ON large commission, VIII please
oall on me Mt the National hotel, or y. r.
Deper Mt the PIanters' house. Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, where viii be for the next
thirty days. The anger q on exhil ition, and
is running NIL the time. | will guarantee
any man 10 make as much as $40 per day.
This looks like gold miIe, doesn't II but
IL has betn made with this machine duy
after day, and Will he made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 20
into the business. Cor Q and sea me before
II Ia too late, az can not stay IN This place
but thirty days. DIN. ROOT,
Patentee ofsaid Anger.
N BIAS have been engaged In the we'll
horinu husineaa for the Inst two wars. md
am acquainted WITH the most OF the augers
In use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last FIVE months, would chesrfully
recommend IL as the most complete, and
fully, \ 4. DEPLER.
Ian9l& Win r
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GRAIN AND sggo aAaEEr,
LUHBEH MARKET.

YELLOW plNE-BoIing, scantling, per
thousand, 80 OOi dTeaaa SIS W; nOOring,
a. eS Su siaSo S,a's sn Ssling
slh 10,
WHITE PlNE-Rnugh, pr thousand
W uOi surfaced, 90 on IN etched ceiling, Si2 6Oi
Notwithstanding, so co.
W PHhHN-,H ugh, peT IN uaand, SIS ~
surfaced, $40 OOi plokuts, as 20
NHlNuLES-N yellow pine, cut, " OO0j 90,
long ism pihe, sawed, 800, cy IrOsH cut, u W
al 70.
LAThES-Vellow plu' u 80 per thou.
hAnd.
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,r,xrs AsniiauORS.

VIII KY-sweet mash, 81 5osi ~; sou
mash, 81 St96OO. .,ik. Catavb,
err gal. 81 1898 90; or; pr ssa as pes "a,
he, as 10: White wine In cases, q y 81 % so
L TS9l wbAitiNE-Cooks, in basket, SIS
pe,dsieck, in basket, So o.; ksn 1s.,s o"'A''
81 cO; Domestic cham paighe,s s, TO- Porter
c1 Observation-Disclosures In cass' r s1 al,
cannac' ergaL, 81 ssss Is; frenen,pep5 a ssib,,
81 Goals O0;Apple, per gal, ~ -. berry,si 90
u 1898 75;Ginger, u 2Ssz "'o'"'
~ fgSSs-old Holland, per gal, " S"eo W
noms lie. per gal. 81 to45 w.
RuMS-tamscs, IS 2ds.
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Honey.

p,,rh.rs Caasorin 10 n complete substi.
,ute for Castor OIL, and ~ as pleasant TO take
rs Honey. II Is particularly adapted 70
M. ii aing and irritable children. IL destroys
,rorrns. asslInulates the food, regulates the
stoiaach, aud cures Wind Cole. Few rem
sdies are IN efficacious for feyetishnese,
Conn. Worms and Whoopiug Cough. Gas
,ar,a n a scientific and purel yegeteb
nrsparation, more effective than castor oli'
and neither gags or gripes. ,s-s
Messrs. ]. B. Rose a Co., N. ":
Gcnts: have q family of eight chhufen'
and have used ~ much Castoris as any Iain
iiy in the United states, I hplk. maze
never found anything equal TO IL. Ny chll,
dreu have been saved fro I. fever seyera,
times by the use Of Castoria. Itecommeno
ia use for children, for many diseses ,ney
ays subiect TO- in preference 70 any medicine
fknow Of. / feel IL my duty 20 give this GER
tificats on account Of the eentnn hsVeae'
lived BY the use Of Castoiis.
very truly yours
NohMAN r. LITTLE
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Recel pts, net, Az Dales; gross l,2b3 bales
Expor.s 10 Great Brltain bij bales; coast.
wise ----- bales; CON ,inent - bales. StOoB
Il ,sU4 oales,
UosDIaerciaI.
NEW URLEArs, April Flour In fair
demund; supernne ~ 10; Xxx - 90; XXX
"a 75@5 80; higher grades - 1oyG 30 CoTn.is
firmer, iair deluanu, choice white iSc. Oats
ou,et AMI firm NJ 31a37o. Corn meal duil
Inferior u coal %, choice ~ lO@! 10. Cuil e
nctivv, cIg ,es orr innry 10 prime li@7Idc
gold sugar quiet, steady; coiainon 10 soud
,oln mon 6bSe0Ac; tar 10 fuily far 0ha7c,
or, ne % choice 1895; yell,w olarihed sag
$40 Molashes q net; cunlmo zoe; fan 26c;
III me 10 choice 309i,c. Rice dull ordinary
tochoice Louisiana 5Ag6Ac
NEW YORK, April 4. Flour heavy
90 DC lower; superhna western ana stale
"a 4Vs4 80, closing dull; southern Hour
unchanged: common 10 fair extra u 2o9
@ 10; Y cd 10 choice s. S0s1 10. W heat Opened
ann, closed Luli and heavy; NO l spIing
81 83cli 81; No winter red 81 SS%. Corn sc
lower, fairly active export ana hotne
trade; ungrsded western mixed 4b@59l9c;
old westera mixeo 5sc; yellow western 5aci
yellow southern 571c. ga duh ana lower,
Coffee, kio, eady, mod rate demand, ar
goes l4ql7c gold.
st. Louis, April 4.-Flour-supern raj
"a lOa4 rs; extra do. "a 50di 10; \ y 70 0O@b TO-
Wheat No. red fail 81 i7Gl ls19: No do.
1 IL; No. 2 spring saleable at u IL Corn
easier at 49c. Oats easier at 2jhge1: ny
81. Barley Qulet, NO ebihhkh ~. Wnlshy
steady at 81 o. PORK, jubbi Y nj ~ 70
Lard Arm at 81 o. Bulk meats dull, Short
rib miudies of red at 81 90. Ba on duil
shoulders 10 S71k; clear rib sides 10 6t@5 G2h;
short clear mia lies IS 1915 80
Ca. shipping easy, little doing, supply
mostly cogmOn; prices not X nt'tHy
changed: Phi re TO choice native shipping
steer. "a s5a5 50; co MED Texans 81 5J1t 70
Hogs Active aud hrul; packing " 5Oa4 "
ahet p--Strong; extra heavy shippi Z 70 10
95 40.
Hides and Wool
GALVESTON, April A. Hides firm and IN.
changed. DryseIected 1876; light salteo li'Sc;
stack sal.ed HE; kips 1870; wet sailed Sc
lected 7GsSlSc; butchers green sc.
Wool Easier; medium to ine spring lip,
free OF bu 8. l71lgc; coarss I3gl0c.
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Bay Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following 0fices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, where
Information may be bad concerning mo-
only the H. ct. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
FL. NJ ANCHEsTER, Eastern Passenge,
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y. IN
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M,
K end T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta. Georgia. .s..sI
O es OF the M. X. a 7. Rail way, In New York,
Cnicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and Ht.Louii
~ j. WALDO, n
Gent Pass. = Ersisht Art Hcustnr. Tsxs.
A. II. PWANsON,
osn1 Hspt,, Hesgsons. feKas:ianf1m
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yxrE AND CEMENT.

-Rosendle- Is woy "a v barre
,,nuisville, best, lit je kept, : 80 barrel
Dallas, ~ ".
IIAE-The best quality 10 b rrels
rs. in bulk, 81 80; ordinary I'>llSs, zoo PER
bushet.
PLASTEa Is worth 20 ~ u 4 REL.
rhe supp y;of the above me TONED aru'
,as Ia ntnple dstnnn,i fa'r; N .rk5t nrm.
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nsNULeNrs ASD laUirs.

EACu LEN H. lrlah potatoes, per Dbl, - 30
OIL bOi Onions, per Dbl, " on, Cabbage, W. I.
tern, per crate. none, southern, por dozen,
el ~, klOulH, per box, S.,
HUTTEk AND CHEESE butter, western
per Id, 9ns35o; cheese, wos orn, i2Cgloo,
FkUlrS-Appl0s green, per bbi, 81 OONl0 30
Apples dried, per los, SCI peaches, per ID &c..
Ofangcn, per box, q "; Lemons, per box, ".
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LIVE SrnrK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BHEADsTUffs.

FL0UH--Crescsnt In sacks, So I5 Nan
Jncinto, s3 so; Empire, % %; XXX, 81 on
Eagle, .! 10; Magnolia, In sacks, o. lbs, 80 70
Todd's xxx, IS b0j state C-ntral SXX&
81 ~; Choice Family, 81 % Star Mills. XX
SO 10 Graham, SS75 bran, " ; corn meal
Hbc
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CANNED-D"viled ham, s. SOS 30; Sal,
mont lib 81 4ja2 80; Looter', s2 OoS2 ~
Cove oysters, 6Og5i Coru beef, 20
llA TtIllh bO.
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go " MN AAp All0r.

foWDER-kegS lhs,FFF, rins u,lN Kug
w. lba, fff, rus, sa,Aai Neg dli, lbs, w,
t4ui, hlahtina, $40
niiof-DgOp, plal,s2 49, buak, Ss,AAsl8O
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BAGGING Light, Hh@li>Sc; Heavy 1870
l6,.
WINE Battling ibGlS; Cotton, 20g29c.
IRON rlE. Arrow, " 10 per bundle, with
discount on iRig lots
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LIyERrooL. ApIil Moon Cotton IL In
moderate inql r., which In freely supplied,
THURSDAY WEDNESDAY,,
Middling UplHuuB, 6ysd h{bd
Mlddling Orleans, bIai hhd
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 baos; receipts H., 100 bales; American
1900 bale5.
Futures, partially l-32d better.
Uplilnus low mlddling clause April de-
livery 1884 u. May and June l3-l6d; June
and July . E-32d; July and August D aV-3!;
August and september o lb,lBi,
2pm -Uplands low middling clause June
ANA Jniy delivery SID; july ana August
D l6-lGd Sept.n Der and October Ud; shipped
March aud April, by sail, sgd.
o Pc .-Futurea hrn.
Upland, low mIddlIng clause April and
MAY uoliyery N-3gi; May and June T.J2d
July anu August dl.34d.
NEw ol.LGASs, April -Night-Coiton
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NKw ioHk, April i,--Aierliug steady al
~, Money atls % pur cent au,u sluauy
AZ VI VI bld, uoNuTn,nunl bonds htfung
state bUndA Hleauy,
Nav oaLtAss, April i-dold u Olhs
| OlSa, hiaht pnT, hl.ilng hanA " w.
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oALvrhror. April I,-uotlon- llooaiptA
bsl baloa kHpOTlA Great hrilAin - Dalta,
oJastwlke lul paluh, France bales GOA
unuut - Daiva, Q annvl - bales. aales
$50 nalua htooA 1851 bales. Ma get duil,
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FOR SALE.

Z improved and nnimproved properly IN
every part Of tho city and suburbs also
iarmH and farming lands In Dallas, ANA
other counties OF Texas,
For rent OF laako-iiooms, ofnccH, business
houses, dwellings ANA vacant lois III tue
city OF Dallas
special attention paid 10 ahatracting and
puiociing titlea aud eAlnbllkhlug land
claims, and 10 tho collecting OF c1ts, noloa
and acoountsi nlao 10 tho rendering 81 prop'
aIty Tor ana payment OF tatea. All oulloo'
lions promptly paid over or reuitted.
Persons having rea estate Tor rent or sale,
are respectfully requeated 10 glye ua trial
rho buAt VI ruforuneua piven.
CUMMING a DAVIS,
sop2S-tf
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
A. ThkARkANA, with all trains ON
Louis a Iron Mountain and No, Hallway ~
all pointa North, kaat aud honiheast,
Az LOsuvlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NhOLA, with all trains on the International
u. u. toT Tyler, Palestine, Houston, ualves'
ton and Han Antonio.
AZ DALLAA, with ifainA ~ tho Houston
aud Texas Central u, ", iol Coisioana,
Hemp toad, llrvnhsm aud Tor all poinla In
x'inhRMXH, Win n'S TO. hallway,
ioI all 'plnis un the Inc Of that road,
Az FORT WORTH, with hAgoa AL
points IN Western 1pxAA,
AlAuhEy krokr, With He'd River steam
era for Now Orleans,
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PRNNsYLvANIAR.R.
TWO FAST EYPRESs TRAINS DAILY

TWU fAST EAPRLSS TRAlNS DAlLI
"a Auinl II IaA' len lli Nai ad SeuIl,
pAy,LIoHg EXPRESS -LeAyea tho
lhluh nrpuli ~, Louis, every morning, and,
ps iailsss hs siSs ~ s,s 40 p,l s"p.
lng taiA for olumbuA, fhiAhufgh, PhilA.
dolshla and New iotk without Vlanna. aud
W.T. ono cnange 10 hnklpn, baltimore aud
Washington, ~ arrived Ia New York early
lhu neht evening, only ono nighi nut, aud
SCENERY q ,he fsnniyivania railroad,
fAhILihE kAPhtss-Leay un.
pins ohiy ~ principal a,a,lons, with
Pullman Palace Cars Tor Louisville aud Gu.
oinna,i, PAlaoo hluoplng Oar Tor Chicago,
ANA thel yofile fiOnver lino of Fulls
man Palace Drawing hnOm sleep.
ing Cars
for Columbus, Pitlsburgh, Philadelphia and
Now York Without change,
As'Being tho Only Line practically under
ono arrangement between H. Louis aud
New York paHhvngcrt aro neauTed through
cOnneotio h,and nfe hot subject 20 delayAAt
lnlcrmodia'v points Incidental 10 other
es'Daggaeo checked through to all Eas-
Ss-Ths Quickest Time IA regularly made
by THIS Llne, ana fare always No low IN by
nv, Tickets Tor sale At all tilket ori,oea In
the Neal ana South,
l., 4, fAnhkR, uen'l Pass, Agent PeenaylvA-
MIA liza lrOad, Philadelphia.
w. I, U'hkikN, Cent Pass. Agent, Pan Han
dle Route, Columbus, ohio,
unAs, n. tOhltfL uenl Pass, Ageit :, Van-
dalla Line, ht. Louie, fehla-ly
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And offers tho Pest Routes. on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
tions and Greater Security than any othel
Line. Passing through the Richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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Receipts, net, Az Dales; gross 1883 bales,
Ex por.s 10 Great britain l. bii bales; coast
wise - bales; con .inent - bales. stock
4 ,SU4 oales,
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NO. so7 EsTABLIsuED 1910

Turkey ani Russia IL now over, The
Russians ARE now practically masters
~ Vonsianllnnple N0lhNb remains
Tor W "a be concerned abiut hlll mo
settlement 81 The lefma ~ peace Rnd
tho protection VI ouT Immediate Inter
esta, llns'la IL under gn honorable
pledge not Ia advance iuIihai Should
she do no, under any pfeleNt, slit would
arouse the suspicion aud excitement VI
this country, Of which the last two
days have afforded many prsmonllory
symptoms. Hut II she viii Loyalty 10
strain her ftreeH, even Within the
limits liked by the aflnlsliep, there N
40 reason why the conditions ~ per-
mauenl peace nhnuld not he temper
ately discussed nnd deliberately dr'
termlnei NJ congress-
The alxty.iist regiment VIII leave
Dover to-day for Portsmouth, 10 em'
bark for Malta,
II Ia stated the Russians have cap'
tnfed hundred aud twenty IhollHnid
men, Including twenty paaha, hnd one
thousand cannon during the war.
The Times Vienna correspondent,
telpgraphlLg Inst evening, enys Russia,
besides her exception taken 10 Vienna
~ place for holding tho conference,
announced that she had some other
observations tomakci which were sent
by apeclal messenger, and ARE expect
ed here this evening, II onn scarcely
be- expected that now, when, 10 Ger.
tain extent, Russia has already eXer'
clsed the right Of treating alone with
Turkey, she will fully recognize the
equal right of other algpalories 10 ap
prove, reject or modify all the points
~ her separate agreement, II In more
than probable that She viii Insist on
certain points IN not debalable by the
conference,
II IL reported that n considerable
failure has occurred In tho grain trade.
II IL understood the firm In trouble In
Wayne Bros Belfast.
The employees Of the Oldham mills
have been given notice that the mills
will be closed on the u instant, In
consequence OF the weavers' notice
that they Intend 10 leave work ON ac'
count of reduction of five per cent.
In their wages.
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propor.,ons q, ,no no.,y.

The height should be exactly equal
~ the distance htlween the tlpA Of tho
middle fingers Of either hand when
the arms ARE fully extended, Ten
times the length OF the hand, or seven
and u half times the length OF the foot,
or Ave times the diameter OF the chest
from one arm'plt TO the other, should
also each give tho height Of the whole
body. The distance from the Junction
Of the thighe TO the ground should be
the same as from that point To the
crown OF the head The knee should
be precisely midway between tho same
point aud the bottom Of the heel The
distance from the elbow 20 the t.p Ut
the middle finger should be tho eame
IN from the elbow to the middle line NJ
the breast.
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n, m. Kahn & BrO.

This reliable firm, located at the
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, has
on hand new supply of fine clothing
and furnishing goods, that they are
prepared to offer to their customers at
figures that really are astonishing.
The firm deals only in first. class goods,
and they are not only gotten up In the
latest styles and fashions but are made
expressly to their order. There Is not
the usual ripping and tearing that so
frequently is the fault with resdy'made
clothing. A perfect fit can always be
had, and these gentlemen can be relied
on when anything in their line IL
wanted. Do not fail to examine tbeil
large and well selected stock.
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HERE AND THERE.

Desperate Encounter with IiIicit Dis.
tilIers-The british Fieet win meet
M Opposition damage OF ths "a
clone n Gaorgis-UsuaI Failure
Notes,
LONDON, February 0,-rhe Contra
News says II telegram received by the
admiralty, says that neither Russia or
Turkey will object TO the Bsitlsh fleet
going TO Constantinoplo.
AUGUSTA, Ga, February 0,-'rhe to-
tai damage by the cyclone will amount
to total OF over $4,000. The last YES
tige OF the hurricane disappeared In
South Carolina, Reports are rife OF
damage In the neighboring county,
south OF Augusta. The weather has
been very rough and windy all day.
CINCINNATI, February "a deed
of assignment, executed by the Cath
Ollie institute OF this city, for the bene'
III OF Its creditors, was on yesterday
filed In the probate court The princl-
pal real estate owned by the institute
Is u building on the northwest corner
of Vine and Longworth street. The
assignee's bond Is for two hundred
thousand dollars.
Boston, February 9.-The Hadin.
vile, Massachusetts, Savings bank dc.
mands sixty days notice from deposit
ors. The Dorchester Savings bank and
Rock ford Savings bank, Massachusetts,
are both enjoined.
NASHVILLE, February ga letter
from the revenue parties now ralding
Ia Jackson county, gives tho detail Of a
desperate encounter with some distil-
lers. The latter were strongly fortified
at Campbell, In Morgan's distillery,
and threatened death to all assailants.
On the approach Of the revenue party
Morgan fired from the portfolios, when
the revenue officers returned his fire,
shattering Morgan's rifle. Morgan
fired again with another rifle, and the
fight became general. Morgan finally
called out that he would surrender and
threw open the door, when 1t was
found that he was wounded la both
arms. The revenue officers then de.
stroyed the distilery. The party af.
forwards raided Macon county, de-,
stroyinp three Illicit distillerips.
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roPE Plus IN.

neporis iFom al Parts 81 ,he verdi
hhos HegEe,ini Demonstrations iaF
uIs noiinshs and sacred Obssauies
ioF she aepsse ~ ATS soni
NEW Y0RK, February u,--rardinal
MoCosky, accompanied, sailed for
Europe on the steamer, CITY Of New
York, 10 take part In The Roman con
olayr A large number of the clergy,
bishop McNarney, Of Albany, Bishop
Walden, of Ogdensburg, ana Vicar
General quinn, assembled 10 see him
oli and bill him udleu.
The nigs On tho public bulldlngs
here arc NJ halt mast to-day, out Of 70.
sppct Ia the memory Of the late Pope
pius IN,
MN ORlEANs, February Q Reply.
log 10 Tho motion TO adjourn the supe'
rlur dlalriot court In honor of the pope,
Judge Whitaker said "rhe COOL
mover die, He was great In adversely,
nobl0 In virtue, pre'emlnent for Hblll'
ty, aud II IN proper that strife, private
cares aud the business OF the world
should cease fora time when 10 much
virtue leaves our midst. Ia honor to
hi- memory, to his great virtues to the
most excellent influence he bias given
In affairs of the world for more than
thirty years, think II Ia nothing but
proper that this court should adjourn"
The state supreme court also adjourned
out Of respect for the memory Of Pope
Plus IN,
WASH SGToN, February o. Reports
from all pnrls Of the world show re-
gretful demonstration for his holiness
aud sacred obsequles for the repose Of
hiS soul.
RoME, February o.-Pr!nce Amadeus
arrived here to assume his place ut the
head OF the army corps of Rome, TO
which he IN commandment, The con
duct Of ahj,lrs doyolves upon Monslgn'
ora ia2agnI, secretary OF the sacred
college of cardinals
The Official Gazette OF the Italian
government pave trlbnte in II eulogy
to Plus y aud promulgates orders for
the suspension of all public amuse.
ments while the remains are lying In
state. The Italian says: "The con-
gregation Of cardinals decided only by
majority OF threr 10 hold a conclave
In the roam, IL viii walt for the ar
rival OF the foreign cardinals before
taking any final resolution.
A special from Rome to the Daily
News, says Prince Bismarck has In.
structed the German ambassador at
Rome, that Germany refralns from In
reference till q new pope Is elected,
after which event he may take action.
A Times Berlin dispatch says ia
moderate pope IL elected, Germany Ia
expected to make overtures for an uH,
dorstanding.