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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25
Mr.. Garfield as Seen Through German
Spectacles.

James A. Garfield is a self-made man
in sae fullest sense of the word. In
Europe the most ridiculous, or rather
childish, notions prevail to-day relative
to the American self-made man. The
Europeans firrily believe that the self
made man of America is dragging
like the chick in the egg-shell ell-all the
indubtable and indisputable tokens and
evidences of his low birth or " humble
origin" with and after him. They COM
pare him to the upstart in their own
country, who, although he forced him
self up by perseverance and intelli-
gence into high positions, always ap-
pears to the aristocratic world in aridic-
ulous light because of his lack of re-
cherche and refined manner, and because
he never will be able TO divest himself
entirely of the outward marks and char
acteristics of the pleboian stock from
which he sprang, But the American
self-made man has cast oil all marks
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25
WASHINGTON,

BESIDES the great number of meas
ures not reported from the committees there
remained about 800 bills and Joint resolutions
on the Senate calendar and about 1,4OO bills
and joint resolutions on the House calendar
at the adjournment OF Congress.
THE Senate adjourned without con-
flrming John F. Hartrauft as Collector Of Gus
toms Of Philadelphia.
THE Agricultural Department has is
sued statement showing the condition Of
the Wheat crop for June. Average spring
wheat shows a very slight increase over last
year. There Is a decline ia the area sown in
the States Of Wisconsin and Iowa of nearly
twelve per cent. in the New England States
the atea is the same in Minnesota there is an
increase Of one per cent; in Nebraska nine
per cent, and In Colorado twelve per cent.
The condition of winter wheat is remarkably
good aud is ninety four, which is four per
cent above the average of last year.
PRESIDENT HAYES, on the 18th, ap-
pointed Ex-Governor John +. Hartranft Col
lector of Customs for Philadelphia.
AT the Cabinet meeting on the 18th
a telegram from General Hatch, requesting
permission to follow victorlo's Indians across
Department with a view TO obtaining the con-
sent Of the Mexican Government.
GENERAL JOHN A. SUFFER-, discover
err OF gold in California, died at Washington
City on the 18th. He had been sick about a
week. His aged widow resides at Litiz, Lam
caster County, Pa, to which place the remains
were taken for burial.
THE suit of Jesse Raymond against
Senator Ben Hill has been dismissed on the
ground that there was no cause for action.
RECEIPTS and expenditures of the
Treasury from July 1st, 1879, TO June 1st,
1880: Receipts-Customs, sl11, ,0l2 1875; in
ternal Revenue, Sll3 Css,950, Miscellaneous,
s21, 1sl, ,T39 total, s3O5, ,2s2 sl7. Expenditure
Civil aud miscellaneous 81, $40, ,473; war, S25,
9212f; navy, Sl3, ,l9l 800; interior Indians 81,
1854; interior pensions, f4s s215,l,3, interest
on public debt, $92, 5l4; total S243 76l, ,o44.
This exhibit does not include the postal reye-
nues or postal expenditures.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25
LATER NEWS.

HE commission to ratify the agree.
mcnt with the Ute Indians received written in.
structions from the Secretary of the Interior
ON the 2lst and started for Denver, whence
they proceed to Los Pinos.
ST.. LOWS positively refuses to ac.
cept the count of the census enumerators
WILLIAM BURKE, of Richmond, Va,
killed Pat Harris on the night of the 10Th and
then Drained his wifi. All are colored.
JOHN AND HENRY FLEICHIAN, OF
Cornwall, Conn, were fatally shot on the
night of the 18th by unknown persons while
on their way home.
THE General Conference of the New
Jerusalem Church at Portland, Me, elected
for President; Chauncey Giles, OF Philadel-
phia Vice Presi ent, T. \. Plaltz, Of Ohio /;
Treasurer John l.. Jcwett, Of New York I;
Secretaries, Rev, w. H. Huxley, Of Indiana,
ana Rev. s. 5. wlrd, of New York.
The Vienna PreSsc believes the end
OF Turkey a a State Is at hand and advise s
Austria TO take as much as possible Of Turk
ish territory.
FOREST fires in New Brunswick were
doing immense damage on the 2st Many
villages were threatened. Work had been
stopped in several places and the inhabitants
were out fighting the flames.
The following table gives the total
amount Of the appropriations made by the
Congress Just closed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25
THE EAST.

THE eleventh annual meeting of the
Society OF the Army Of the Potomac took
place at Burlington, VT, on the 10th. Gen
erals Sheridan and Miles and other eminent
soldiers were present. Hartford, Conn, was
selected as the place for the next meeting.
INVESTIGATIONS into the affairs of the
First National Bank of Brattleboro, VT show
that the deficit is not less than quarter of a
million.
SCIENTISTS accompanying the survey
ing expedition to Behring's Straits, in the
United States schooner Yukow, have obtained
valuable additions to the cabinet of the Smith
sonian Institute.
EX-GovERNOR SEYMOUR has written
a letter to the delegate from his district stat
In gthat he is not candidate for the nOmina-
tion for President to be made at Cincinnati,
nor will he accept such a nomination if the
convention should see fit to present his name
to the public.
A TERRIBLE scOurge, resembling dys-
entery is prevailing in North Adams, Mass,
which so far has batiled the skill of the physi-
clans. Over 1,OJO persons, old and young,
had been stricken down up to the 10Th. Many
cases, 1t was feared, would prove fatal. The
the water In the reservoir.
LEWIS CHArrERroN was killed and
five frcmen wounded by the fall Of a wall at a
fire at Auburn, " Y, on the night of the 10th.
TIE battle of Bunker Hill was cele-
brated at Boston on the 18th with great Ell
thusiasm, and Dorchcstertown commemora-
tel its settlement 250 years ago.
THE Fifth Army Corps, in annual
session at Burlington, VT, unanimously
adopted a resolution asking Congress to CON
slider the matter of General Fitz John Porter
without any bias and purely as a matter of
justice.
TWENTY HUNDRED emigrants
landed at New York and thlrtceR hundred at
Bal imore on the 10th.
THE First National Bank of Brattle-
boro Vt, offers 5000 reward for the arrest
of President Waite, who abseonded few days
ago.
THE census returns shows the popu-
lation of Brooklyn, n. Y, to be $4,000 an in
crease of 300 in five years.
A TELEGRAM received at New York on
the 18th says that an attempted uprising by
troops i'm a fortress at Havana, Cuba, was sup
pressed and six of the mutineers shot. The
cause of the uprising was nonpayment of
troops for the past six months.
A BLAST exploding unexpectedly in
an excavation on the river bank at New York
City, on the 16th, causel the death of three
workmen.
REV. SAMUEL ROBBINS BROwN, one
of the earliest missionaries to China and ia
pan, and through whose efforts some of the
Chinese boys were sent TO America to be ed
ucated, died at Monsou, Massachusetts, on the
10Th, aged seventy years.
THERE is deficiency of nearly $780,
100 in the Brooklyn, N. Y, Internal Revenue
Office. The Collectors bondsmen are respon-
sible.
The Gulnare, Captain Howgate s
Arctic vessel sailed for the Arctic regions on
the 21st. The expedition is personal enter
Prise of Captain Howgate's who will bear all
expenses.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

Bny"A Democratic success in New
York in November does not necessarily
mean the election of a Democratic Pres
ident. The Democrats must carry New
York in order to elect, but the Repub-
licans can elect without that State. The
solid South has only l3S Electoral votes,
and the Democrats must look to the
North for forty-seven more in order to
have majority in the Electoral College.
New York may give thirty-iiye of these,
and they will still be twelve short Of the
requisite number. They must either
carry Indiana, which has fifteen votes,
or New Jersey and Connecticut, which
together have fifteen, in order to elect.
They will find this a much larger con-
tract than some of their sanguine lead
ers now imagine. The Republican
party elected Mr.. Seymour to stay Mt
home twelve years ago, and it is stronger
now than then.-IOWa State Register.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25
WEsT AND sOUTH.

The recent rains in Wisconsin and
Minnesota have seriously injured the grow
ing crops
THE Indiana Republican State Con-
vention, held at Indianapolis on the nth,
nominated the following ticket For Cover
nor, Albert G.. Porter; Governor,
Thomas Hanna; Judges of the Supreme Court,
Byron X Elliott and William A. Woods; Sec
retary of State, j. r. Hawn Auditor, f. II.
Wolf; Treasurer, Rowell S. Hill; Attorney
General, d. p. Baldwin; Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, j. NJ. Bloss.
b JUDGE j. b. HOWELL, ex-United
States Senator from Iowa, died at his residence
at Keokuk on the 18th. He was born July 4,
1916.
THE following ticket was nominated
by the Arkansas state Convention at Little
Rock ON the 18th: For Governor, VIM. p,
Parks; Secretary Of State, Charles e. Toby /;
Treasurer, William A. Watson; Auditor
Charles Il. Cunningham; Land Commissioner,
Wiltshire Riley; Superintendent of nstruc-
tion, Peter Burgman.
THE Prohibitionist party Of the United
States met in National Convention at CleYe-
land on the nth, One hundred. and fory-two
delegates were present representing the co..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

BeS- The Burlington HaUkeye was a
Jealous Grant advocate before the Ma
tional Convention, but now it says.
" Now there should be no Grant men,
no Blaine men, and no other kind of
men except Republican men inside our
ranks until after the result is decided
next November. Let us all be Garfield
and Arthur men, and let us knock the
eyeballs out OF every Democrat who
dares knock chip of our shoulders. "
That's the right talk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

BzyH In ancient Rome, during the
days of the Republic, if a citizen sought
Office he must appear before people in
white toga, thus symbolizing the
whiteness of his record, and if his life
did not correspond with his cloak, he
had no prospect of election. The
chosen standard bearer of the Republi-
can party is mantled'in spotless white,
silly enemies may throw muck at him,
but it cannot touch so much as the hem
of his garment. Chicago Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

BsBs The Democratic press declares
Garfield is an accident People
generally know that the Democratic
party have for many years been liable
30 accidents. - ChicdG0 Inter- Ocean.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

In Chelsea, England, sparrow
was observed to fly around cage con
tanning a canary, then to perch upon
the top and twitter To the bird within,
After few moments he flew away, but
returned bearing II worm, which he
dropped in the cage. Similar presents
were received day after day at th7 Ssrn
hour,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 18th June, 1850

BISHOP SELwYN was benevolent
and kindly spoken man, as well US a
great and famous one. He interested
himself much in the poor, especially in
miners, One day coming on compa-
NY of the latter, he heard them talking
in very animated way, so loudly that
he said to them; "My friends, some
thing seems to interest you all very
much; heard your voices quite in the
distance; may l inquire what it isP"
To which they replied: "You see that
copper tea kettle therep We found it,
and We're just saying that the one who
could tell the biggest lie should have
it," ooh" said the Bishop, 81 am
sorry for that; l hope you win never
again tell lies, 'Tis fearful habit, and
so unmanly. Why, never told lie in
my life. Whereupon the four miners
shouted in one breath: Give the
Governor the tea-kettle.n
- . -
Il a 4
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

B6S- am entirely satisfied with Il.
and think II will bo successful Rt She
election - secrslrfV BraytH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

RsS~General Garfield earned honor by
the simple straightforward manlipess Of
bis public lifei
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Gathered from All Quarters.


SENATE, June 1.-THE consideration
OF the Presidents veto message of the Deputy
MarshaIs bill was postponed until next De
cember. The House resolution giving House
,nnntb's sor,,ico ,ras rsiind isT6o ca,,,,rt,t a
appointed TO wait on the President reported
that they had done so and that he had nothing
10 communicate to Congress. The Senate
then adjourned until the frat Monday in De
ccmber next. ..... HOUSE.-No business OF inn
portance was transacted, aud at noon the
House ad iouynpd siug do
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

A DANGEROUS counter felt one hum
dred dol lar bill ON the Exchange National
Bank Of Baltimore has nude lbs appearance.
HAYDE BRowN, a murderer con-
Aemned to death at Mobcrly, Mo-, agreed
with h 5 wifi, that both should commit suicide
on the 2lst. Accordingly as the time ap-
preached the woman In her boarding place
wrote u note of explanation and pinned Il TO
her child's b east and placing a revolver 10
her temple put q bullet through her bran.
she expired Instantly. Two policemen went
TO the jail to notify Brown Of his fe's act
and ~ they called him into the corridor they
saw him put something into his mouth hasti-
ly. They Immediately grabbed him 10y the
throat AMI ter prOtracled struggle sue
eeeded IN r. moving halt an ounce of morphine
hon his mouth, The morphine had been
given him by his wifei
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

THTLEs make perfection, but pqrfses
tl9n Itself il p9 tfiasl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-06-25

The following National Committee was ap-
pointed; Arkansas, j. l.. Palmer, I. H. ltog-
crs; Connecticut, Elisha II. Parker, DR., e. Is.
Lyon; Minnesota, the Roy. A. Wiley, Dr. NJ
ID. Anderson: Iowa, Dr. ID. h. Duncan
DIR. j. D. Morgan; Pennsylvania, james
Black, James Parker Jr; New York, ;. Mer
ritt, j. W. GrOsVcnur; New Jersey, ). B. ltdn'
som, n. Edgar Hunt; Ohio, w, G, Hubbard, ;
l.. Roberts,; Massachusetts, Charles A: HoVey
George +. Clark; Michigan, hev. John it'ls
sell, Prof j. W, McKccvcr; Wisconsin, Mrs
Z. W. Pinkham, a. ID. Stone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-31

I ~ D-l- N ,ri-
New ofie'''' Mhreh 5V'--lhe new LOUIS
lana Jockey Club spring meeting opened 10.
day. Weather clcar and ples.aut track in
,.,,1 oa,.l.,ioa .,,1 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
'TT rs, ro " "' reno o XXI ,,,o
eooo 90 '''''' u''''' '"'' '''''o '''"''' p''s'
g-o' a.
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Yrr,igIs ....,...,,...,,., ...,,.,,.,....,..3 X
'moi oUS'... ............",,...,. dist
Andy Wooicock fol Mt the last hurdle in
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pnper, Illc.. nl IAc Rrce I.l.t.

Washington, March so, Tho House
Ways and Means committee to-day by q
vote Of eight to three, decided to plaza on
Iho ifceli't all manufactured pupcr wood
pulp latc, butts, manufactured pex, straw,
Hnd all Other fibre md 1brous paiNs 1T for
use IN the manufacture of paper They al,o
decided, by vote Of seven to i've, 10 tx Go
duty At Toner cont on nnnuels bmnlc's.
hats OF wool, knit good, balmorals, wool
aud woraled yarIi, all manufactures of cvery
description composed wholly or IN part ~
worsled, The hsir OF nlpOcn, goat or other
like animals, except snch as are composed Ia
part of wool not othorNise provided for
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I Goutulttfe ou Accommodations tn.dnu unaut
I,.'....l 49,
NV Nv hB'''u uP'' wv Wl'l NPpl"Pl'pNp'
plll ~ the JNhr onllhg June, lhNl, u mp
pmprIalos an aggregate Of $50 l9S, 800, which
nr,d,,i,, fr ~, a., .tln,,t,. .uhmitt,d of
" w., ,,, ''''' O."'''''' 'U'''''Vu W
Fh-V'N ''' WP"oN'NNN' '}lh'l WIS lh'
ftrudUl 10 report tho ON ~ lhe House ~
dpS ,
wa, ,,,,,.., .,,o,,u, s,,,.
NLfItH NuN"I, -oAu"Np 0I''
nlVN'
SHaNrf-lg mplp az ilr Rmom, lho
nll ppnnruiug sm O0l for iIDpoupn
ul % gunIn DulIUlns ~ A,ur,,b', Nt'la Oar
ulur, Wt i.a,u ui anD puHd,
10 lochp, 'mm thu Committee op MI.
las AGliH, r pprpd inyur us nnlhn VII
dIwrug te restoration p the ,iiiuul letter
huplaI ono executive dpuLuoptui N1ta
Caflun.
Ali.lhmp.uu, from lAn mWc mWiu a.,
fe,urlpd 1y.mtlt oi ,hn hill authorizing
lhu anrrmr ut NUr ~ s.ul tur account
Tor arm, hu. Seen ihn sWiu OF SOu.h Caro-,
liuN sid tnr rmad Sutr,
Me. @ r,tll uO,ci ~ take from tho
CumiAn,ca cm,uiuo, from WlLrh 10 was &C..
iouud the hi introduced by him hy quest
yr,ttplsy nr oponlns direct ,radu between
the States uf tln Mrirlppi Nally aud Bra.
"a, anl caubm.ing u mai HWiru thrip,
which io w,lrl rrrd O. tup plsolice
ConulltH
MoHm NitNUu, Hereford and Bu,,
obi cvd, briVng the anil
sorleu mrtb inilwu ~
lho tlmmori i purpose of laO oil.
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Annmncing CYCLONE.

New York, March 30.--A Petersburg, Va.
special says severe cyclone visited portion
of Brunswick county Saturday night. Il
struck Lawrencevile about IL o'clock, un-
roofing and seriously damaging the court
house, blowing down every building on
James Buckley's place, except his dwelling,
which was badly injured, and two large stable
buildings belonging to j. II. Thomas and ID.
NJ. Bernard were completely demolished
Other buildings were more or less damaged,
trees uprooted, blown down and the streets
blockaded. 1t is feared great damage was
done to property alonge the track of the
cyclone throughout the country.
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NemornI Grnmt.

New Orleans March So SpocAl dis.
pitchcs fh.N that General Gloul met with y
hearty reception ut all points ~ Fexss Hc
~os handsomely receive md frtortaipcd Ut
lloutou Yesterday, leaving lore to-day foe
New Orleans, Preparation NE hMag mado
here for the reception rf General Grant.
State and oity officials, military aud oivic
bodies will parilrpuo. A committee wiz
ta.molrlw met Tue party NJ NprSuu Clle.
nod "Wednesday cvenihp, eIlor review of
the procession hr 1Nlcrd Grant thr adde's,
Of Welcome will b' madeby General Bulsey,
at the ~. Charles hotel.
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pnliee I.ont Hnrnea

Now York March ~. his morning
while tho crew was sleeping on toe police
but seneca, NJ the foo, Of E.st Sevlieerlh
street, u Ilo brokeout inthcgsley nlsnrtd
rapidy through he ship oicemen Tully
mud Riimctc we're spriou.lv burned anl uNt
10 clcyue hospital. Chylm u. Berry, 81,
steward WI. burned e. Il crisp IN het'h,
Several others hsd narrow escapes Tho
hoc was OF l,ile value and will not DO ra-
L,flf
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS ny TELEGRAPH,
An0thor Incendiary Pire ~ waco -
Murder Trial ~ IIrenhnm- Irnck'
Laying on the Santa Ie ItaiIrond
a HAD Hriek House ~ WHco,
ARickoty nricLhouso.

Nptclhl lu ihu Herald
Waco, March 30,- ono a, d, Bdckhouse
a wol-known dcalbopt Of this city wrolo To-
Governor Roberts u letter ou lho 9Th Inst
representing That tho mlmor of this county
were Ia % state Of smryation from mlhue Of
crops sud Soliciting all from lha SWm Z,
save tho destitute rom pnini1g, Tho "Od
AIcaId'' tborupoa wrolcn strong i.tu 10
County judge Gerald, impluin, roC,un'y
court 10 iniefpose ana rave lhn lfmH, Ir, D..
b. the Governor, could do uutli9g, llt Lrg,
smlur having mndr no appropriation ~
IA ~ sueli m emergency, The entire rnrrr.,
ponlcntn, with judge Gcads iep,, wi be-
publ lUd In thH Telephone tu,morriw mlu.
iua, mo- iSuch reading, This county hGrn
per CO.. md tnoH lsuu o1p,A what vr fee
the GovrnclS alarm wNi'h "a IN ught u
on simulated 70 gain favor with tue asHcul'
tum classts,
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In rursui, or yic,otin aud His Hand

San Francisco, March S0.-A dispatch
from Tucson says the following commands
have been sent from Arizona to report to
GenqrOl Hatch with u view to tho pursuit Of
Vlotorlaa and bis band of Indians CAptain
Mcclellan with a company OF the Sixth cav
alry Lieutenant Galowood In command Of
n company u Indian scouts and twenty-five
mon OF tho sixth cavalry, ard Lieutenant
Miller In command of llfleen soldiers Of the
sixth oayelty md company OF Indian
soouh' Vlctoria Ia reported 10 have two
bundled warriors, and isnow ea.t Of the Rio
Grandc, Tho entire command or Hatch In
Held will not exceed seven hundred.
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r.ouisinnn r.nner rrnnnras.

New Orleans March 80. --rhc labor trou-
bles IN St Johns parish con.nue. Governor
Witt hrs oricfad bata l'aa Of military UNI
der Major K. B, Peasants to tAe scene Of
disturbance. 1t is stated that the strikers
not content with stopping tbomeIyes, have
assumed the right to interfere vita Others
who were willing 20 work, and in many cases
have aeizel and whipped laborers who refused
to obey The commands of the strikers, The
strike IN st Charles parish ended by most
Of tho ]aborers resummg work AZ oil Gees.
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nA,irnn.i ii,nrasn

Nashville, Marci 3N.--Atthe stockholders
meeting of the Nashville 6 Chaltaruogs
Railroad. to-day, tho sale Of tho 0wcosbon'
& Nashville and st. Louis s. Southeastern,
roads was rriaed. Colonel u. w. Cole ra-
grilpd the prcilency aud John ".
ThpaW, tho fprntr Superintendent Nas
elected President, and NJ. q W,onno ny.
pointed sup Ri tendent. james Montgomery
was appointed Superintendent OF tho st
Louis and ~oulhastarn division.
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Washington, March 30.-T The signal corps
siation Mt Cspe llauerss report, the schooner
Wotchfu, fom Washington, North Cuolin,,
with n cargo Of shingles, driven on theshoss
in P4ulico s,urd, near fIatt,rpa init, df-
ing ih' southerly storm OF toe 10Th iqst. N,
hives lat, the ot,w landng in iron bonds NJ
the nenrcst villasr, The vessel IL lakhi;
badly, aud is reprtad rs hiylng tor fset az
water IN the holl.
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AnomCr Inccndlsry Fire At waco,

'p''lhl Io lUN ~ 'lUll
Waco, March S0-.Six wooden bu Hing,
on Autn between shtl and SNonlh
stcal woro burned NJ > o,hol,
this morning, They wcro occ1picI
as saloons wagon depotl warehouse hilo
stores, etc The toiul los Is $1,000, bolHy
all covered by Insurance, Thsmakcs cloHop
buildings burned in the sumo locality wtlin
three days, lncondar.sm Is tho osusa uC
tni, Mtast Ire The burnt district viii Mt
once bo rebuilt IN brick OporrhousE. 4
stock COMPANY with $4,000 paid up stock
org,nlzed to-day and will commence build
ugn leY days.
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Killed at n rlentuciy Dancc.

CINCINNATI, March 80. Charles Their, ~
Joseph Ritter and henry Brown quarreioi
about young lady ut n bell 1T Cliprs had,
Ne@port, Kentucky last night, and after tue
In rouew d their nifray on the greet ~ liys
O'Clock in the mori,ing. Brown knocked
lhcis d-wn and Ritter then shot Thes
'hrou,h the he'd, killing him. ri ter sur"
rendered Brown and Ritter ms OF god
family but weto drunk.
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Frankfort Ky, March SO.-rhs IIoBer
Ilolsc of the General Assembly yostsrdo
passed law mabiug seduction of any I'M
tnarrird ie'nale Of good reputp, under twer-
ty-on" wears Of agr, under promise Of mar
riage, u lony ltnxe5 the penalty at h.on
one 10 li;e years in the penilonhsry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-31
wignn'. suit Agninst tl,e STATE.

H10nNI 90 I"' II TrlIl,
Austin, March 30-Tbe case Of Vigil
v. .he state, before Judge Shcek. spo,bI
Judge, is on triai 10 the Drtrc, court Tho
.suit is Gov 9 large landed ,s,,te in Font Bend
and Wharton counties, which mo SBle
claims cschrstol 30 il.