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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-04
In our Ready-Made Clothing Department.

We have left nothing be desired In style variety make size amp
material stock is much the largest Texas and good deal larger
than offered before that Dallas experienced revival
trade shall prepared do share especially the cloth
ing line.
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE - At 90 cents on the dollar, a lot
L ofClothing, Hats. Hosiery. &C., +. M.
Cain, Cochran st., opposite Dallas CITY bum-
Der Yard. feb26lw
EOR SALE-The Abney farm, situated on the
Denton county, Texas. This tract Is /, 100 acres
Of black sandy prairie, with 800 acres in culti-
walton, neat framed tenant houses, good res
idence OF rooms, with hall and pantry; good
or in any sized lots. Address I. W. Abney,
Abney'sFarm P. o., Denton Co., Texas.
jan29lm
ENUR SALE - Elegant Residence for sale =
a One of the most desirable, commodious
and comfortable In Dallas, or vicinity. In
merclrl Office. ianSltf
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICEs.

On -
A. Office Advertisements NAV he handed
~ int our business oilG' up Ia p' NJ
and Into the composing room nn Ia a. ~,
NOTICE - Those living Ia llwn, who have
y cattle for sAlc. eau nnd purchaser In
Alexander, NJ california wagon yard, fcb9Olw
ATOTlOE--'ln Contractors npu builders =
~ MrhrN, lluey Il Phllp viii receive sealed
bids for the e'orll0n Of their ttnre house, ao'
cutding 10 the plans aud specifications 10 be
seen ~ their ohico Bids win be opened ON
March 18th, The right 10 reject any orc bids
is reserved. leb2Allw
NOTICE lf You want Your hrn ture,
~ pianoH, onlce aNiurFs, baggage, trunhsl
&C., moved packed AMI shipped, or nnphcked
with care AMI cheap, do mol fall 10 coli on ",
". kruutrr Orders left ~ Jones & Murphy'E,
10, on Coz, WellbOm, dld Main street, VIII hc
promptly attended TO- u convenient, one or
several daya nfovious' kales irom s'nls up
wards per load, declsdlmo
LOST.
Y OST- ON the 0'h Of February, SOM whore
IL In the city OF Dallas, pair Of gold spec
taclos The Under vi be- rewarded by lvW'
Ing !hem 81 Ill .-S heralI o!llee mar
FOR RENT.
E0R RENT Two furnished. front rooms,
L 20 minutes walk ofpost-oiiice. Amply SOL
Jackson 81. maH
LNOR RENT - A farm, miles from city,
II Apply to W. W, Peak, 81 Main st,
marldSt
NOR RENT - At the Onion depot, neat
L roomi large enough for irut stand or
barrier thop' Apply on grounds 10 Frank
Sheennn, mai2lw
DOR RENT - New cottage, ON Wood street
II near Browder, containing Ave rooms and
X tchen wa or ON premises, Inquire Sll Wood
sreet mnr!tr
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
-----,--,--- ',-,--.-..---,,-.--.----~
JIyANTED - 10 sell good secondhand
w pianos or, will trade for phNton In
quire $50 Pacific ave. mars
UTANrED-A gentleman with email capl-
w tai, 10 take half Interest In 4 Dramatic
Company, now organizing, Will he ready for
the road on or about The lst of April, Apply
or address Immediately, Sam Charles, Pacific
house, nearhepot, marSd2t
NIIANTED = 10 sell our entire stock
w OF groceries and rent our store
house. Part cash and the renal ndrr ON time.
HuShes Bros, I3I Elm street, leb21lf
UTANTED-By gentleman OF 30 years ex-
w perlencn, In book ard stationery estab-
lishment, n STU alton as clerk In store, office,
hotel or railroad. Good reference from present
employer. Address q, care st. Charles hotel.
YITANTED-One Transitman, one Level
w man, and one prpughtsman to go 10 work
al once on the Dallas, Cleburnc & Rio Gfaude
railroad; also, wanted, 10 purchase one set Of
Engineers Instruments, complete.
A-tf A DAVIS, President.
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In Gents Hats.

We have all the newest styles and fully onohaf large again
any previous year.
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Vienna, March IA dispatch to the
Standard says three Russian detectives have
passed through that city for Geneva, for tho
purpose of watching Russian exiles.
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DOR RENT - New cottage, on Wood street
II near Br0wder, containing Ave rooms and
X tchen wa or ON premises, Inquire Sll Wood
Areet mnr2tf
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GENERAL MELIKoFr SHOT AT.

Reports from the interior describe festivi-
ties over the anniversary of the Cars Access
sion as general. There were fetes on grand
scale at Moscow, Icharkoh, Rega, Tihis, and
other large towns. No disturbances have
occurred.
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A. Office 90 Advertisements NAV be handed
~ int our business OtlGs mp t0h p' M
and Into the composing room M To ! u, M,
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LOST.
ron RENT.

NOR RENT - At the Union depot, II neat
L room, large enough for irult stand or
barrier chop Apply On grounds to Frank
Sheennn mal2lw
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Observation-Disclosures Pull H.. SnEnIDAN's
annual report as Commsndant 81 the Military
Division of the Missouri. with headquarters at
Chicago. has just been forwarded a. Washing
ton. IL Is a husincss-likc document. II sets
forth that thorc ARE In the Department Of Da-
kota, $50 officers and men: In the Department
Of the Platte, $50; IN the Department OF the
Missouri, 49,. and IN the Department ~ Texas.
$3.50. lie again puts himself on record rs con-
sidering this force entirely inadequate 10 the
great territory ana the numerous demands
upon the army from Northern and Southern
borders. The ratio Il about one man "a every
seNcnty-five square miles. and In Texas one
man 20 every one hundred and twenty-five
square miles. The result is that the troops
are frequently o~,erworked and often com
PEELED 20 take the field against superior num-
beers. The officers and men IRE equal In intel
~ligencc. activity and devotion "a duty a. any
army IN the world. and no army ~ is size nc
comrlishes ont~thiri as much work from one
years end 10 another.
lie refers 70 tho rapidity with which emf
grants are taking up the land in the Far West,
and calls attention 10 the recommendations OF
General Pope thar permanent posts be cstah-
lishcd IN lieu ~ the present costly and insult
cicnt small posts. lie says the railroad COM
panies are the strongest allies OF the military
In the West. and shows what wonders OF enter
prise are being accomplished by these vigor-
Gus corporations In the unsettled regions OF
the Territories -thtca1o Journal
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CONDENSER

ADDITIONAL particulars regarding
the ire At the Minnesota State Insane Asy-
fum AZ Il. Peter. on the night ~ the 18th,
state that the fire originated in the north
wing ~ the building. which was entirely
destroyed. the asylum buildings are To-
Gated a mile from town, and the roads being
in very bad condition and the night
bitterly cold, no assistance could
be rendered toward checking the
progress ~ the flames. There were
-1ine nre appliances at the Asylum for u~e
Ia case 81 emergency, but a. l. usually the
case, when needed they were out Of order
and utterly ineffective. AZ soon a. the a an
ger became imminent, the Superintendent
ordered the release OF all the inmates
OF the institution, some 900 in number. The
scene was one of great excitement. some at
least We're unable or unwilling TO leave their
rooms and persisted in thu flames: many
wandered aimlessly away or took advantage
Of the opportunity 70 make their escape;
those who remained were huddIed
together and afforded such protection
from the wintry night a. could be obtained
In the various out-buildings upon the
grounds. The loss Of life l. yariously csti-
mated AZ from 10 to 70. The building Il
damaged TO the extent Of $4,000; no insur-
ance.
The town Of Newport, Ark, was al
most wiped out by fire on the night OF the
18th. Two.thirds II all the houses are IN
ashes and some 200 families were rendered
homeless and many are In great distress.
WILLIAM r. MARTIN, under sentence
Of death in LacIede County, No.. on the
10th made his escape from the Lebanon Jail
through the romantic infatuation Of a niece ~
the i%ailer, who unbarred the door OF his cell.
gave him S.5 Of her uncle's money and
armed him with q fine Spencer rifle. she
accompanied him In his flight. Martin IL
said 70 be . young man OF fine address. A.
though a daring desperate, as his acts prove.
The young lady i pretty, and only about L..
Az old colored roman andtwo young
children were burned 10 death or sufocated
in =. Louis, on the 18th. The acci lent was
caused by the falling to pieces OF d rickcty
old stove, the Goals from which set fire to
their clothing.
a CONSTRUCTION train on the Dallas
and Wichita Railroad, having on board thIr-
teen men, went through the bridge over
Hickory Creek, four miles from LewisyiIlc.
Three men were killed outright. two nor
tally wounded. and the other eight more or
less wounded.
Hon. JosErH Z. Brown has been
elected United states senator from Georgia.
SERIOUS municipal complication cx-
lists In New Orleans growing out OF The re-
ftisaI Of Mayor Patton 10 surrender his Office
- the newiy elected Mayor. on the ground
that The late election was illegal.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.


Ahtama-Ihe o1hciA vote u the >tare.
with fonr cOu.Fies 20 hear frem. T.: Han
cock. $50. Garfsld. -. ~; Weaver. AL.
The COUNTIES 10 hear from viii aid ab0u,
1900 % Hznccck's MAJORITY.
A~rksnSas-A Little Rock dispatch saws
There j. no doubt q the election q ali
To- Drmocz'ic congrcssmen in Arknns1s.
In the First District Dunn leads johnson
t.co yose<. with De<ha and Mississippi
Counties 10 hear from. which will not alter
the r<ulf- In The Second District
Jones j. elected by Ala plurality
over Williams. who leads Garland.
Greenhacker. 100 votes in the
Third District Cnyens il reelected over
Boie<. Republican. By 5000 majority In
b Fourth District 6unrer i Reelected by
apiurziify over Peel, Democrat Of about
1.5oo. Murphy, Republican, being loo be-
hind Peel.
C~alifcrnia-The Hancock Electors will
have = plurality Of between 80 zndSe. with
the exception o. one Elector. who was
scratched from = number Of tickets and j.
probably Defeated In Democrats gain one
Congressman, Gen. So~eerxns. in the First
District The Legislature Is Republican
Iilinois-The Chicago Tribrn< has CON-
plete Official returns from AL the counties IN
the state. which show = total vote on Prc<i-
dent Of se233. Of which Gzrfeid has s1s.-
so5- Hancock, a--.44: Weaver. ~. Dow
and Phelps. 30. Garfeld's plurality. 40
.5l- majority, -, lSo. cullom, Republican.
for Governor, has a.5o less than Carried.
and al the state candidates run somewhat
below.
Iowa-Offcial. Garfield. 1881: Han
cock. 1855: Weaver, $500. G1rdeld-s
piuralxy. =. l3k
kznss<-Ofci2l returns from 8 counties
ueasing - yet to be heard FROM give Gar
felg- iNa.-c3: Hancock 5a.leo. Weaver. L.
s1A- For Governor. s. John. IS -: Ross.
5--Ssl: vroomzn. is...7- SPRINGFIELD 90
legislative returns. nearly complete. show
that The senate VIII be composed Of 81 Re-
publicans. > Democrats md l F~ussonisr: the
House Of III Republicans. : Democrats. .
Fu~iouists and ; Independent Republicans
Mzryland-Ozciz Hancock. s--Os; Gar
field. S5la-
Minnesot2-Gzrfeld's plurality 4 1e.n-l
Missouri-Complete Official returns q the
vote on President give the following
totals: Hancock 3iS.a>ss CARRIED. lla-ss-.
Weaver. S-lSs-ro;aI. s-.sil. The vote in
1876 Was Tlden, .z-cs-: Hayes. HES
Cooper. a.4ss-rctsl. @50,5s2 Hancock's
plurality. 4-.ooe: Tlden--. $3.50
Ohio-The Official vote az the November
election in Ohio i ~ follows. Garfield.
5-5.oss: Hancock. 3p.S5l: Weaver. s.Ess:
Dow, ASIA Garfeld's plurality, SAFE:
majority, s5,iE-
Oregcn-Republiczn majority about oH-
rennsylrnnia-O1fcizl- Garfield. ~. ~:
Hancock. 4o-.i.s, Weaver, a.esss Dow.
1.sS: Phelps. a.
Wyoming Terrifory-M- + Post. Demo-
{ -, has been elecsed Delegate to Congress
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AT Las Vegas, Colo, the other night,
three murderers, two train-robbers and q
horse thief escaped from JAIL A posse went
in pursuit and overlook and attacked them.
james Allen and Davidson, murderers, were
killed outright; another h. said 10 have been
wounded, but escaped with bis comrzds-.
The posse continued The pursuit and hoped
10 capture the whole party
JOHN DCTToS was killed on his farm.
II miles southeast Of Valparaiso. ind, BY a
n~eixhborin- farmer. Brainard Taft. They
had disagreed about the division OF corn in
= field. which Taft had rented Of Dutton,
and Taft found Dutton In the field gathering
the ccrn. After ordering him out, and being
refused. TAFT fired at Dufton, killing him
instantly Taft gave himself UP 20 the au-
th0risfes.
WARREN SHEPARD, colored, was
hanged II Montgomery, Texas, on the 18th,
for the murder Of Levi Conner, also colored.
in Is-s.
ForR men were suffocated in a mine
q Bodie, Cal. the hosting works having
taken IRE and cut on their escape.
AT Buffalo, n r.. Mr.. Russell Dart,
. prominent and wealthy resident, shot and
probably fatally wounded Emile Siefert, =
well known music teacher, for the alleged
reason that the latter had awaited himself o.
his opportunities ~ instructor 10 become
too intimate with the formers daughter, q
young lady OF II. SIefers l. q man about Is
years o. age Ills wife has recently procured
. wore from him. lie makes a counter
charge that an improper intimacy existed
between Dart and his wife.
The earthquakes at Agram, in Aus
tris- continued for several days. Half the
town bss been DESTROYED and thousands
rendered homeless. The Government has
sent military engineers and workmen 10 4 /.
sist In measures o. relief.
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Personal AND POLITICAL.

lHk N4llOn2A COMMITTEE
have felt called upon 10 make IN ofsrIaI
statement in reference 10 their
connection. with the alleged forged
Garfield Chinese letter. Tney saE
the Committee had no knowledge
Of the existence Of said letter until the night
before it< publication in Truth. md that no
member Of the Committee szw aid letter
prior 10 its publication or vas I'm
my way concerned therein That
subsequent to it, publicztiyn M after in
specfion Of the original, being generally SAT-
isied that il Was in Gen Gzrieldss hand
writing. the Committee ordered from Trwfk
. number Of elecrrotype fac-similes
Of said letter. and, no authoritative
denial Of it, genuinsnes- having vst been
made. such elec:rosype plates were sent o u
for publication That their only connection
with the Philip trial has been 70 pay the ex-
peDses Of two witnesses who were ~
legged 70 be able 20 establish the identity
Of Mory and the existence Of the letter.
and that II the letter has been forged or any
fraud committed in reference thereto. or
ny false evidence been given, Il has been
done without the knowledge. consent or
privify Of the Committee, or any member
thereof.
JUDGE DAVIS has rendered . decision
IN the Garfield Chinese Letter c.se. holding
Philip for trial on TWO charges Of criminal
libel, the First for writing the letter in ques-
ton and forging Sen G2rfeldrs name there
70, the second for writing an editorial i'm
Truth headed -Lying and sticking To IT,
In which IL i asserted that Gen Gar6eld
lied when he denied the xufhorship or the
letter. Judge Davis severely crifi-
cises Mr. Hewitr's connection with the
letter He says. -Hcwever much an eqmira-
bic division may leave for Others. upon Mr..
Hewitt must ret the larger share
Of the responsibility o. the first
publication o. the base and shameful
forgery, and his subsequent relations
20 the forgery do not lifs . single shadow
from his conduct" In reply 70 this Mr..
Hewitt has published . card charging that
Judge Davis has grossly distorted The evil
dence for the purpose 81 n~isligning his char
scfer, and alleging that the Judges
snimadversicns are q part Of . pre-sr-
ranged partisan plan to iBiure hs rod
name ard standing I'm Inc community.
Judge DaTis has since publicly aeknowi-
edged, "a communication 10 : New York
paper, that IN giving . ~ummxry OF Harrss
Testimony IN BIZ late decision. be- fell into an
errcs regsrdinr that portion q his testimony
ssisfisg % Mr. Hewitt. which in
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The Arkansas Division Of the st.
Louis md san Francisco Railroad l. COM
pleted 10 >eligman. 8 miles south OF Pierce
City. No. and within Is miles OF Eureka
springs, Ark
The Mississippi Valley States Com
adopted \ report suggesting to Congress
speedy and enlarged appropriations for the
use u sna- and dredge-boats and for an in
creased number Of lights on all the Western
rivers The Commission also recommended
the following specific appropriations:
For the improvement OF the Upper
Missouri 10000; Yellowstone, $4,000;
dam in the Allegheny River at
Hers Island, near Pittsburgh. 500, 900;
wing dams and cleaning channel Of
Allegheny River above Pittsburgh, $1,000;
Davis leland liam. near Pittsburgh. $780,
ee- additional for finishing a dam in the
Upper MonongaheIa River. $4,000. A
resolution was also adopted that, in
view Of the fact that no specific APP
pIirarions have heen made 10 the Com
mission with reference 70 the improve
ment OF the Lower Missouri. the Mis-
si~sitpi from the ohio River downward, the
Ohio from Davis Island dam TO Cairo, that
the Executive Committee be directed 20 cor
respond with the engineers in charge Of the
improvement of Western rivers and secure
copies OF their estimates, and embody in a
memorial 10 Congress whatever recommend
atoms the Committee may deem adj
yisable in reference thereto. Officers
NnLaM ALL. n-.MrI.-&
Eugene Underwood. Louisville, Ky: Vice.
President John Hogan. st. Louis; seereta-
~. r. B. Walker. Minnesota; Treasurer,
Web NJ samuel. e. Louis; Executive Com
mittee. John Hogan. Web VI. samuel. and
John A. ><udder. Missouri; John Phelps.
Louisiana. C. W. Batcheider, Pennsylvania.
THE Memphis Cotton Exchanges
crop report for october shows generally un-
favorable weather. owing 10 excessive rains:
picking progressing ~favorabIy; yield some
what less than last year.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
given oficia; notice that u. :. 6-per-cent.
bond< issued in ISL will be paid on Dee. 81.
$50. md that interest on said bonds will
ce1-e AZ that date
THE Bank Of Bergen County and the
Bergen County Savings Bank, allied
institutions, az Hacken-aek, y. j., have
been depleted Of 4 large amount Of
bonds. hxpothecated By John Jacob Ber-
~. Cashier OF the former bank and Treasur-
er Of the latter. Both concerns have closed
their doors and Berry is under arrest. The
amount Of his defalcztion j. not known. but
will probably reach >l95. 900. Unfortunate
speeulsticns are said 70 be the cause Of Mr..
Berry's downfall.
BRADsTREET's revised estimates Of.
the wheat crop Of 1850 show a total Of 49,
1870 bushels, the surplus for export being
At = ,72s.cao bushels.
THE tire which developed in the
Mine, AZ Leadville, nearly two
months ago i still consuming timbers, and
the Courts have ordered the suspension Of
in adjacent properties on account Of
probable danger 70 the lives OF employees.
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The man whose judgment Il biased Is
prone to have a cross way with him.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EXTENSIVE preparations are already
being made in Washington for the inaugura-
ton ceremonies 10 take place on March 4th
next The principal ceremonies will prob
ably be held in the new Museum Building
Of the Smithsonian Institution.
ALL the Nihilists tried for being inn
plicated in the plots against the life Of the
Gar have been found guilty. Five were
sentenced TO death and eleven to hard labor
in the mines, the terms ranging from life to
nifty years. Three women were sentenced TO
fifteen years penal seryitude. The Court
announced that it would intercede for q nit
igation OF the sentences in the cases Of the
women and In the case OF one man condemned
10 the mines.
The Orangemen composing the Boy
colt relief were guarded on their journey
by lj0infantry and a squadron Of hussars. Al
Dublin and ali along the way from Claremor-
ris to BalItnrobe they were jccred at and
Kissed, but no actual violence occur
red. over 1000 troops are now in
the West Of Ireland. The Channel
heet has arrived at Queenstown. 1t
j. reported that a land agent named Wheel
er has been shot and killed near COLA, Coun-
~ Limerick. Michael Davitt, the Irish agi-
tator, who sailed from New York on the
steamer Batavia, is 10 be arrested by the
Government On his arrival at Queenstown
FOR alleged violation Of his ticket -of-leave.
The last revised census Of st. Louis
will give the city about $4,000 inhabitants.
SMALLPOX is said to be sweeping off
BY hundreds the Canadian Indians along the
Gulf Of -. Lawrence. Those not afflicted
flee from the dead md dying.
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Or Cry. Pa. is claimed by the hsl,
Of the Indian Chief. Cornpianter. lM
site was originally purchased from nm
in 1908, but its purchasers, beng w
able 10 pay for il. reconyeyed wy ac,s'
Of Il. 70 which his heirs yet claim WV VI.
They propose TO test the matter "
courts.
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A YOU'VE man Of wealth fell down \
cliff. at New London. Conn. a clsf'
gyman's wife carried him 10 her housf'
cared for him at the cost 81 great pet'
sonal Inconvenience. and propapn
saved his life. She was never thanAsa
by the nan or his family. and even 'ns
napkins that were bound ON bis wonns'
when he went away were not rcturne''
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TaoMAs w. soMrRs committed sui.


eide IN front Of his divorced wife's millinery
store In Cleveland, on the mc-ning Of the
iith. lie had carried out his threat that II
his wife got q divorce he would die ON her
doorstep.
The recent mine disaster Mt Stellar
ton. Nova Scotia, turns out 20 be even worse
than was al iirSt supposed. Not one Of the
forty -four men entombcd alive has been
rescued, and additional explosions have oc-
Cured. indicating that the tre In the mine
Is extending and will probably destroy the
entire workings OF the pit. a serious calam-
ity, n 800 men will be brown out Of work,
probably for the whole lsirfer.
Miss JENNIE SPENCER, a young lady
OF Burlington. Iowa. moving in the best so-
ciety, committed suicide on the 18th by hang
ing. No cause assigned.
Two children of a bohemian woman
living in Milwaukee were burned 70 death
by the upsetfing 81 a kerosene lamp during
their mothers absence.
The barge Morning Star, from Tole-
do 10 Buffalo, has been lost with all on
board. She was commanded by Capt. John
w. Thompson, Of Buffalo, and had a crew Of
six men.
THREE young children died recently
at Wilmington. Del, from supposed pois-
oning. caused by eating uncooked sweet
potatoes on the vines OF which Paris green
had been sprinkled TO drive away the potato
beetle.
CHARLES SPRINGER and Grayson
Proxies, OF Alton, Ind, dealers in hoop
poles. were recently drowned in the Cum
berland River, Is miles below Nashville.
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in-tice q t4s ssiter Il T. his duty 70 correct.
lie insists, however. thar Mr.. Hewnt's quasi
indorssment 81 this Morey letter was what
gave Y H. greatest Importance. and that his
senduct j. legitimslely subject 70 Judicial
criflrism-
JJsrIcE CLIFFORD. Of the Supreme
Court. ~ho was struck with PARALYSIS some
three week~ 40. still lies helpless. lie has
recovered his speech partly and can articu-
late bu; hi mind has hardly rallied from
the >hcsk, and il l. doubted n he will ever
recover.
Raw. CHARLES A. GILBERT, an Epis-
cepalisn cler~, man. formerly u New York
CITY. has Just died 81 yellow fever AZ hey
West. Fla. other deaths from the same
cause are reported
6ES. SHERNAS's annual official re-
porr % the Secretary Of War has been pub
li>hed. He rtnews his Recommendation Of
last wear. that Congress be asked 10 give o.
ep enlisted men specifically 10 troops Of the
line Of the Array, and 70 make separate pro-
vision for special service.