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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
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Washington Republic: Ii Is conced-
ed on all hands that Gov Throckmortop
is one of the most efficient representa-
tiyes that Texas ever sent 20 congress.
He rises far above the position of a
mere politician, takes his stand On the
high plane of true statesm .nship and
seeks 10 legislste not for a district, state
class or party, but to advance the inter-
est and industries of the Whole people.
With high intelligence, liberal views
and a clear comprehension o. the needs
of his own state and of the COUNTRY, he
works honestly. earnestly and persists
emily for the success OF such measures
as appear best suited TO insure prospect
ty TO the whole nation. This is well.
and the state owes him much for bis
faithful services. But she owes him
more, and should wipe out the attempt.
ed stigma which federal authority
sought TO fix upon him when he was
deposed from office of governor. 10
which the people of Texas mad elected
Kim The zeal. ability AMI broad
views of government policy develop.
ed IN his congressional career are
Just the qualities neesled 10
make q governor. and not only Lis high
qualifications as q citizen, but 4 sense
ofjustica towards wronged man should
replace him in the executive char from
which so-called reconstruction removed
him While Mr.. Throckmortoa has
earnestly advocated the completion OF
the Texas and Tactic road. he h.. done
more to secure an open highway to the
Pacific through the southwest than on
account Of its special. advantage 10
northern Texas; aud he has .horn
Just as much zeal since he entered con,
gress in efforts for the esfablishm mi of
an ocean line Of steamers FROM New
Orleans and Galveston to Rio and Vera
Cruz He 10 . Democrat but not a dem.
aeoeue, and while fsvoring . Wise econ
omy in expenditures, believe the GOV.
eminent was created to bless a. wei "a
rule the people. and gives his support 70
sucn measures of Lublic policy - seem
adapted to such . purpose We are
glad 70 learn that the approachius s;ste
convention Of Texas il likely 70 nomis
norahip,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
French lNposifIon-Nsissfr Gen.
tenutai Celebration.

PARIS, May a.-The government
refuses to sanction the outdoor cere-
monies OF the one huudredth snniver-
sary OF the Voltsire celebration, 10 take
place in Cattle Theatre next Thursday.
A meeting will be held over which
Victor Hugo will preside. The OPEN
ing address will be delivered by NJ.
Spuller, member OF the chamber OF
deputies, and discourse by NJ. Des-
ehonel will follow. NJ. Theodore Ban
Vile viii read poem and Victor Hugo
will close the proceedings with a
speech.
The number of persons who were adj
mitted to the exhibition on the pay
ment Of one franc on Sunday were
ln3, lSs; during first week exhibition,
from May LIST to 9Th, 20i, 900; second
week, 81, 400; third week, SCI, 400.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Iustcsnssss 90 savings n.ah eGeors-
Rosst~n Agent tn che Phst.d~Ipsstn
E Navy Yard-Engiish IarI-Lases-
shire Strike Copssaue.

uua,rsmr.s 90 saving. n..s em~,x.-
Rss~i~n Agent in the Pnii-a~spss.
saw -khsh f"rf-Anses-
'' -' nc e'ea' ho''h-
ns.,s 10 'oNs ."a ~o.
-. ''u'
Ths,a h.. .ssn -. a.
state OF affair. in the s,r,te dI..,;,,. =,
Lancashire, masters and onsr,tiv..
continue obs.ina;.. No nro.nact NJ an
immediate accommodation o, thar
differences.
Private kilograms from Mapills re-
present the trade greatly dsures.ea
there in consequence o, a Threatened
failure Of the rice crop in IN. PhilI-
phin Islands.
Nry.Rv " 4 usv % r,.
dent, vice>pres;den, t,,s.nra, 80 On.
manager. of the P,opte., s,v,,v in.
stitution. now i'm the hand. ~ a ,sc.iv.
or. were indicted IN, aon.,i-.o,. g.. a..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
Coat 81 cnss.ss..,s,.u Tsrs.,.

baltimore Gazette In the great eiso-;
70 ameliorAte the condition OF the CHRIS
tians in Turkey il ia said that Ra.si.
has expended EloO.0oG.OO0. This -dsn-
milton total, Ne Mr. Maniiilini would
ssy. Is $50. 100 900 in the money Of he
United States The entire population
OF Russia Is eighty million. and thi. zar
debt IL q tax Of over six dollars ter
capita When il Is Understood TIA.
Russia had q crushing debt before el.-
tering upon this last enterprise, and
when il is known that more than haif
OF the bsrbarians OF Ras-ia couldn'f
scare up two dollars IL their lives de.
pended upon IL. a FAINT idea Of IN.
financial condition OF that distinguished
empire may be had. Instead OF threat.
ening 10 ameliorate the condition az
christians in England. the czar should
file . voluntary petition in ban krupic,.
aud caused the usual notice TO be in.
serted in the newspapees 70 the eject
his liabilities.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Ex-GoyKRxoE Chapman, of North
Carolina, has written Il letter TO the
chairman OF the state executive com-
mittea of that state proposing mode
Of nominating a president aud vice
president in different way from fhe
one which has been the custom since a
short time after The earlier periods of
our history. lie thinks the next con,
vention, TO nominate a president and
vice>president, ought to sit (like con-
gress, in two bodios-one composed Of
the delegates sent to represent the sew
cral states. as separates sovefeignties;
the other, OF those seat rs delegates
from the several congressional districts
in each sta,e--eIther Of these, bodies be-
ing authorized TO make nominations,
and q concurrence of both bodies, by
a majority OF each Separately, being re-
qdired in the nomination. BY this
means, Is secured the combined ele>
ments in the nomination which the eou>
situation requires in the election. His
oaret is to bring this vital question di>
rectly before the people.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

THE people and papers of Throck,
morton's district, having succeeded in
getting that gentleman To decline to
run for congress again. have almost
dropped Throck morton and the guber-
Material question, and are ranting aud
roaring about over who shall I'LL
Thyock : seat, Just as though the get.
ting Of that gentleman out o. the way
ct congressional aspiran.s was what
they wanted all the time The candi-
dates fol congress in that district are
very numeroHs--t Ssn Antonio Express
The people and SEINE Of the papers OF
this district have succeeded in doing
nothing Of the kind Il is true that We
have number of candidates for cons
gross in this district, but we have a
great deal of talent up here, you should
remember
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

protect him A'ass oar observation Is
TO the esfsct that il ,ioes not, bah ina,
doubt, distriis, and panic IS always q
first effect OF hostile demonstration and 1
II always seriously effects even regular
troops operating in defense OF such ex>
posed districts. The capture and burn |
ing Of Washington dnring the second !
war with England IS a lesson OF peculiar
impressiyehess Tor these later DAYS The
false economy gh!eh thea cost us the
loss OF ali ihe costly huildinga and inn
portant archives and stores, is OF she
same piece with that which is nov ex-
posing the tempting herds oil our bor-
der settlers to the cupidity of both In-
dian and Mexican raiders. God save
the country from a chronic attack OF
this wastefal type of economy We
have men tosday on the border Of Texas
who are willing 10 tsll the people in
the light of their burning cabins that
the army ought 10 be reduced, that it
costs too much on its present scale
that ten Thousand men can protect
our extended line from hostile incur.
sion, snd care for the military
stores and Qualifications, and st .Ae
same time isa, With season of riot aud
Outrage such as swept over the county
last summer. Better roll up the starry
banner aud announce to the Mexiesns
and Indians that hencsforth we are
non~combaiants, ami they can work
their wall without fear of chastisement.
tell tho lawless men who burned up
Pittsburg and dreuched Chicago with
blood, that the country will peacefully
submit to this murder Of her hopes. pc.
cause, torsooth. it will cost a penny to
keep the army up TO n standard equal
/ to the task OF viudicating the outraged
| laws of the land Mennonites and
. Quakers behold the approach of your
( bloody millenium, Men OF the Texas
frontier elect congressman and senators
who are IN favor OF abolshing the army
outright, 10 the end that the Greaser
and the indian may enjoy the foretaste OF
an eternity of plumber and rapine at
your expense. IT this suggestion jar.
slightly upon the nerves, a. we belle We
IL will. vote for the men who are not
raid 10 purchase your safety, even N
the expersr Of a Fw thousand dollar,
more annually of the f"oples money
The voters Of the Third eunggcssionA
district have an interest iu the question
and elcgate its further eonsidera
ton TO hem.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

New YORK, May 2S.-Important
special and peremptory trade sales Of
eleven thousand packages of domestic
goods, WAS made this morning, by
order OF Wright, Bliss & Fabyan and
the trersurers of the following named
corporations: Pepperel manufacturing
company, Laecnia company, andre.
seogen mills, Bates manufacturing
company, Otis com 2any, Boston Duck
company, Warren Cotton mills, CO.
iumbian manufacturing company,
Thorndyke company. Oriental Print
Ing Works, Palmer mills and Cords
mills. A large lumber OF merchants
were present from the east, west, sorth
and sooth. Prominent among the list
OF buyers, were Kernwood Brothers, of
baltimore; A. T. Stewart & Co, II. b.
Clafiin d Co., of New York; Hood,
Borbright Il Co., Philadelphia; Seleiger
Il Newman, aud q. II. OlNeaI & Co,
Baltimore; Wsurmerch & Co, aud r.
W. Waurmerch Il Co, and Liederbaeb
d Co., Philadelphia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
military Jessings-Proseeiiea Of Biaeh
Hills Toxss.

DEADweoD, ID. r., May 29-Coiouel
NJ. V. Sheridan, OF General Philip
Sheridau's staff. arrived here las: even
ing. He comes for the purpose Of se-
Letting suitable location for encamp-
ments for soldiers now en- route to the
hills Three camps viii be established,
one in the vicinity OF Bear Buttes, ten
miles from Deadwood, another In the
vicinity Of Rapids City, forty miles
distant, and the third one on the Little
Missouri river, eighty 10 .sinety miles
defiant. 1t IL thought these encAmp.
ments, in connection with troops ct
Fort Mckinney, viii afford sufficient
protection from indians for Black
Hills towns and roctss durins the
summer.
SAN Francisco, May ga vtcto.
ria dispatch sage Colonel Blown, cgm-
mAndant 1t the school Of Kpnnery In
Ontario, has arrived to sup<rinted the
erection Of fortifcatibns for the pro-
lection OF EquimAIt and Victoria
Young men ere vot0nteeFing Tor artsl.
lery service.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

TrE Houston Ttiyygn has CORES.
pendent at this place, who. among
other sscss inaccuracies, sent this few
days ago Politics are in sinhs ESQ. but
lIubbord has the inside track in Tar
rant. Palo Pinto. and Dallas counties. "
That correspondent ought to sign
his articles Annaaias.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
Seq mour Withdraw. His Defamation.
"A. N. q. Conference.

SPRrSoFIEI.D, Mass, May 2e.-Rev.
DIR. Seymour has withdrawn his decli-
nation aud will be consecrated bishop
Of this diocese sG Trinity church. New
York city, on st. Bsrnsbas' day.
New York, May 29.-At the after
noon session Of the African Methodist
Episcopal conference, yesterday, Il re-
oluiion was adopted setting forth that
the conference was not favorable TO
the emigration scheme AS it now pre-
scented Itself in South Carolina.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

How can bishop preach peace on
earth. good viii TO men" and at the
same time wave the political bloody
shirt. a. Bishop Haven does2 lie would
have made better fourth class carpet,
Dagger than he is preacher. and why he
does not turn his hand TO pot-house po-
li,ics excinsiyeiy. is mystery.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

IgE Dcnison Noes says Col Olin
Weiiburu. Of Dallas. seems to he very
populaS candidate tor congress- Judge
ill,ro aud Piusr will both have TO work
with resdoubled energy II they do not
want 70 be distanes,l in the race 10y this
gentleman l-sfore the convention
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

tn Waco E1fa.iaT has some infor-
rlation from a meeting Of farmers. and
u sRys 'the farmers still live How
vii that be though. Il they continue to
swallow solne Of the doses the Erllsf7tr
y trying 10 force down their throats ?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

TmE many complimentary notices OF
Mr.. Throckmorton in the representa-.
tive papers of the north and east. show
tnat as a Congressman he has made for
himself a national reputation for zeal
and ability, and a very general desire
is expressed By these papers that the
people OF Texas should re-eiect him b.
any position he may aspire to.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

'fuf capitalists OF Chicago have put
th,ir hands into their own pockets. and
gaised battery OF artillery and four
computes OF cavalry to hold the COM
muuists Of that city in order. Phil
sheridan is ia Chicago but he is not
nitaaI."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Thar article in the local columns ofthe
Fort Worth f,sHasra,. headed Bank
Failures in Dallas" Is one OF the most
malicious items that We have yet seen
70 Texas newspsper. J, bears The
impress Of a eagsaut faisehood upon its
very face. and exhibits as much igno-
rance a. il does impudeDce and malice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

TnE California race nag. Mollie Me-
thrthy. who is TO measure speed with
Ten Brock on the fourth Of July, has
arrived IN louisville The contest is a
kind ~ second Murphy movement. the
secretary OF The I.ouisyille jockey club,
by tat celtic pasroaymic, having
brought about the proposed race.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
The Saratoga Added 10 fhe Russian

PHILADELPHIA, May S0.-Russian
agents have purchased the iron steam.
ship Saratoga, OF the New York and
Havana line, for seventy thousand
dollars. She will be sent to this city
TO be altered. The Saratoga WIS.,
launched eleven months ago, killing
seven men 10y a premature start.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
Desaee rattle Nomination In Alabama
Strong Ticket.

MONTGOMERY, May 3O.--The demo-
cratic state convention nominated II.
w. Cobb, for governor; w. W. Screws,
for secretary of state; J. II. Vincent,
for treasurer; Willis Brewer, for audi
tor; III. G. Tomptins, for attorney
general, and l.. F. Box.superintendent
of education.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Tvs Fort Worth Standard gives some
fects and figures in regard TO wheat eul-
lure ia Tsrrsnt county 1t says there
are twenty thousand acres in cultivation
in the Grapevine prairie, southeast Of
town. Al least two thousand acres OF
this land Is IN wheat. and will yield one
haiidred rad eighty thousand bushels.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

lr Is uow thought that the editor Of
the Waco Ee1yiFl, will have one of the
most severe cases Of political jimjam
after the convention no Austin adjourns
ever bel1re witnessed ia this country.
hn = fast approaching that terrible
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
Train Rohh.r. inI,,nh-

SALT LAKE., May SO.--Last night
four masked men boarded the west
bound train rs it started from Perry,
and robbed the conductor and psssen.
gers OF the sleeping ear and escaped.
The railroad company offers one thou--
and dollars each for the arrest of the
robbers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

TINS Fort Worth Standard learns from
reliable source that the counties OF
Someryille, Erath, Comanehe, San Saba
and Lampases are absolutely certain for
Governor Throekmorton, and that in
Brown and Bosque there is some divis
sion, but the Throckmorton men are
confident that delegates favorable to
him viii be appointed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Tus Fort Worth bta5crlf aokuowl.
edges that theprcss and people 'adulate
Ne Ihrockmortou. 10 may be that
irrvcnt. long pray will yet save poor
Paddock
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

TINS Austin .Siasssmaa says: at saw
a fish caught at Rockport measuring
twenty feet in length. Its liver filled a
-four barrel" Shucks. that's nothing
We saw fish caught near here-iets
see, how large was your fish. twenty
feet in length?-yes. twenty-five feet In
length. Que of its scales was as large
as small circus tent. Trot ont anoth-
err fish story,
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w ia said that the number Of prison.
ers routned in the pcniteutiaries in the
United states Is nearly thirty thousand
whi,h accounts for tho falling of Of the
republican vote Ia the southern states
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Wns1srH proposed to tet With ST.
Lotus newspaper reporter the sum Of
scysnty-ave cents that Louisiana would
~ republican At the next election.
Yarmouth ought not to be so extra,a>
CANT these hard times
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

QcEw NnromA bas rei-ncj forty-one
years. only three years lees than the
reign Of Queen Elizabeth The cole
traiion of her bHthday ia Canada and
America is said to have been a victoria
over She FeLians
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
Maehin- necr. strucL nx Llgh,n,ux

ispIANoPoLIs, Ind, May 30.-The
machine shops of the Indianapolis,
Pennsylvania and Chicago railway at
Pepu, Illinois. was struck by lightning
last night and burned with contents.
Loss 10000.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

SOsS Of our republican exchanges
wan. the president 10 get mad That's
what ~ propose, too. Get Md.
Wells, Cor instance. by the shack Of his
neither garment and heavc him where
il wsuli 10 the most good
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

War yeritable bores some Of the
candites are The JOY aud raiety of the
country picnic, the cattle show. yea.
Independence dny. is rulhlessly iuva.
dcd By the proposed sayiors Of our
c0uatry
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RaflF0aa Aecfdenp-Three KtIIsn ana
Several WOun0e0

New York, May so. Distinctions
were placed on the Prospect Park and
Coney Island railroad. The gravel
train WAS thrown from the track and
three laborers killed. and several hurt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Tuf New Orleans i1msf says 'Texa.
has one hundred and siNly,ninc news
papers anil an democratic Too solid.
There Is con siderable liquid about some
Of Thorn. TOO
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING a.: JUNE !

rm aiil,er, national convention held
ct indianapolis, Indiana Yesterday was
success su point Of numbers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

a ogftr loss OF life and property was
occhsionel by the fearful tornado which
psssed oyer northern Illinois and parts
OF Michigan last Thursday
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

III having boon dshUitely settled that
the peace congress will meet in Berlin
June no how would il do to transfer
the HAYES matter from this TO that con.
lrrrsa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

IguCr lrusNU las withdrawn from
che rsce ior governor and announced
himself for courtcss from his district.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

NEW YORK, May pa La Plata
letter of April ~. says a revolution
took place in Santa Fe, Argentine Re-
public, beginning at the capitol in the
city of Santa Fe on the night of the
24th of April, and continuing through
the next day. The government being
armed with American repeating rifles,
defeated the insurgents, killing twene
ty-one and wouudiug forty eight in
that city, Governor Ofionda COW artt-
iy fled TO the parapet OF church until
his soldiers were victorious. He then
ordered all the dead insurgents buried
in q common ditch, refusing To allow
their relatives 70 bury them. Several
insurgents were captured The city OF
Rosario is also held by government
troops, but in other portions Of the
state the insurgents have been success
full. The sown of Gororda Was captured
by rebels, its government garrison de-
feated and its commander killed. The
insurgents include nearly all the best
families OF the state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

NEW York, May gu NJ Kochler,
q banker, has failed; liabilities $s5o,.
900. He was once very wealthy.
Shrinkage In real estate caused the
misfortune.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Iris Thought that CHI, lighting force
Of the cauny commune IN Chicago
numbers at present about four thou>
nj
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Fam ErstL is dad ;his time. sure.
tie wa. very prominent iu state affairs
In England, and held several cabinet
positions
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

rUs Chicago board Of trade has
adopted resolutions lavorjnr an increase
Of the regular army 10 one hundred
thousand men.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Decoration Day In New OrIPaus-The
"Eebsi- Offerings fo the Union Dead
NEW ORLEANS, May 80 Decoration
day war celebrated under the auspices
OF Joseph A, Mower, post number one,
grand army of the republic. About
three Thousand persons visited the
CaalmHtte National cemetery, where
the graves of the Union soldiers had
been handsomely decorated. A com.
pany of United States troops, aud a
conapaDy of the Orleans artillery were
present. Colonel Woodward, OF the
grand army o! the republic. delivered
the GRAFTON. The Continental Guards
sent floral tribute, in design an
American flag composed entirely OF
flowers, with an evergreen staff, aud
q pyramidai base of flowers and olive
branches The Louisiana division OF
the army of Northern Virginia, con-
trIbuted a magnificent American
shield, composed of beautiful flowers.
The weather was fiue.
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Dangerous. Hines. of Williams Cum.n
Hrynas.

NEW York, May 30.---Wm. Cullen
Bryant, after two hours exposure to
the sun, fell, striking his head heavi-
ly aud became insens;bie. He remains
partially unconscious. II WAS impossi-
BILE at that time to judge since Mr..
Bryant resisted every effort to examine
him by physical contact. During the
night he was rest less and in an only
partially conscious state. not appear.
ing to recognize the persons about
him, but evidently having plenty of
will, power and some physical strength
at his command. His friend, Mr.. John
A. Graham. who remained at bis side
as q watcher, attempted once or twice
to- feel his pulse but at each attempt
he would draw his wriet away and
finally with an impetnous gesture,
threw Mr.. Grahsnss hand from him.
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