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New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
orARRELLING AMONG THEMSELVES.

The Executive Committee OF Irving
Hall met last evening 10 receive the report
of the Conference Committee appointed some
time ago to meet a singular committee
from Tammany Hall. Negotiations between the com
i,tes Of the two ORGANIZATIONS broken off when
tbe ouestion Of naming the candidate for Mayor
came up for settlement. The meeting last
night was fully attended, was protraeted
beyond midnight, and was marked throughout by an
irharmonious wrangling and bitter spirit Maurice D.
- ,,rascntcd a report from the Confer
ence Committee, asking for permission TO appoint
s,hcommlttee OF seven consisting Of one person
from each Congressional District to meet similar com ,
cnmmIttce 10 have the power of conferrlng
,snnAI'. i.nn three hours were spent IN
heated debate over the question oi Adopting lo lSpot.
motion 10 ay IL liable defeated at mldnlsnt
nv a vote of ll6 20 IA John Fox moved as an auchd,
,o;eut ,o inc report that the power OF appointing
he suhco nmIttee be vested III the Executive ommi'-
tee aud not in the Conference COMMITTEE. Inc yeas
Td nevs were being called on Mr. Fox's motion some
time alter midnight
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON, Sept 80. - At the Newmarket
races to-day for the Double Trial Plate for two
year-od colts and FLIES came off and was won by G.
Bushs chestnut colt Beatus. The second place was
secured By Count F. de Lagrange's brown fIly TAI
mouse, and the third plaza by j. r. Keenes Don
Fulanos Nine horses The race was won by two
thirds of length with length between the second and
third horses
The race for the Newmarket October Handcap was
won by W. S. Crawford's fOur-yearO O,d brown colt Ell
King. The second place secured BY Lord Hast
ingss threey yearold bay colt Lancaster Bowman ana
the third place by Leopod dc ROthschlld's four-year-
Old bay colt Faro. VI. ii. San0rd's threeyear0ld pay
colt North EkhOrn and SIX other horses ran
For other open Ar Sports see Eighth Page
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETINGS.

BRoCKErT's BRIDGE, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-The
Woman suffrage state Committee opened its canvass OF
Herkimer County by meeting at the Methodist
Church. The Rev. Mr. Gray presided. and Mrs LlHe
Devereux Blake made the opening address Many
citizens signed the Andrews BILL" TO prohiot disfran-
clsement.
OppExHEIM, ~ V. Sept 30.-The Woman Suffrage
Stale Committee opened ITS canvass OF Fulton County
bv a meeting at the Methodist Church. The meeting
nominated Miss Angelina Beckwlth for School Trustee
ALBANY Sept. 30.-At the first meeting II the Albany
County Woman Suffrage Committee since the summer
vacation steps taken interest the women OF Ie
county III the school meetings.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
SENATOR BLAINE In OHIO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSs.l

COLUMBUS, Sept. 30.-Senator Blaine adj
dressed an immense mass-meeting at gainesville this
afternoon and at o'clock came to th.s city by special
train A large committee Of prominent gentlemen from
this city escorted him hither for the evenings demon
stration Delegations were present at the display
SraT, n dozrn counties in Central ONO, and IL is
astnofed that 30 600 people witnessed the procession
Eleven hundred hOrscmen and about 1000 Iootinen
rnre I'm Ihe PROCESSION. There two stands for
sneakers nj the Capitol. Beside Senator Blaine,
Cower,I Roaver General Gibson. Governor Ptkin and
o'Iers addressed the rnultitudes ONO is becoming
Thoroughly and profoundly aroused to tho Importance
Of the contest and u grand Republican victory Is
assured.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
FRANco-CANADIAy ENTERPRISE.

QUEBEC Sept 3O-FOursene Escande, Of
France states that 1t his intention in connection with
Messrs ID or Brothers. of Granville, France to begin
next year running new line OF steamers between tnat
mort and Quebec lie believes it be supported by
rbc subsidies of $50 900 promised by the Canadian Gov
ernmcnt and OF 800 900 promised by the Government
OF France and by the trade in exporting Canadian 1--we
stock aud phosnhates France He expresses his be-
lief thar the French duty Canadian built ships VIII
he reduced TO 40 cents per and he anticipates the
revival Quebec of hpDucing especially vi vessels
for the French fisheries.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
ALOCOMOTTVE EXPLODES.

CANTON, n. Y, Sept. 30.-The engine
Gardner Coldby drawing heavy freight train on the
Rome, Watertown and Ogdeusburg Railroad, exploded
about O'Clock this afternoon within the village limits
No one was hurt the fireman, who was slightly
scratched Heavy pieces Of iron thrown 100 rods
and the fields are strewn with pieces OF wreck Had
the explosion not occurred deep cut the houses IN
the vicinity would have suffered seriously The engineer
states that he had on only 100 pounds OF steam at the
me OF the Xplosion aid l4O pounds at other
times during the day. The OF the steam all seemed
In Vo forward.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
COERCION For IRELAND.

LONDON, Thursdly, Sept so, 1880.
The Times says: "If the Government have
anv efficient substitute for the machinery of punishment
ard prevention OF crime which the Peace Preservatve
act formerly supplied Ireland 1t behooves them 10
nut It in force without delay 1t is useless to disguise
The fact that the ordinary statute law Is poweress 10
deal with the sulen spirit of indifference To or active
sympathy with agrarian violence"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
ORGANIZING Ar STONY POINT.

SroyY POINT \. Y, Sept. 30.-The Repub-
llcans Of the Village of TOmpklns. Rockland County,
assembled in large numbers with many Democrats last
evening and listened 10 addresses from Professor Lava
lette Wilson and the Rev. f. Gay, ir. club OF ABOUT
fifty members was formed, with George. D. WCod Tor
president. A marching club was also formed, Win
Inscelies captain.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE PRESIDENT IN OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-A dispatch from
Rosenburg Oregon. says that the President ana his
party arrived there yesterday at 430 They were
met by reception committee from Portland and salem
and reception was held last evening at Roseburg
The address of welcome made BY General Joseph
Lane aud was spOnded the President very large
crowd was present, and much enthusiasm prevailed
lac entire party left this morning aud Will 20 directly to
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AMSTERDAM. IN. IL, Sept. 3O.-At the Uen
ANExCI17YG CONTEST on 'CHANGE.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 3O.-A proposition to
lower the present grades of Nos /, 2, and
red winter wheat onc-lalf grade, to take effect
January l. Ssl, was voted on to-day by the members
for the Merchants Exchange, and adopted by vote OF
nearly two TO one The contest was the most exciting
that mas occurred on Change for several years and
quite "A of tue most prominent and influential
members OF the Exchange took an active part III IG
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NOMINATIONS IN NEW-JERsEY.

RED BANK, n. j., Sept. 3O.-Grover H..
Intborrow, the present Assemblyman from the illd
District was renominaed this evening by the Repuoi-
cans.
LONG BRANCH. ". j., Sept 90.-At the Ocean county
Democratic Convention to-day Rufus Blodgett' OF Man
chester was nominated for Senator; Clifford Horner OF
New.Egvnt for Assemblyman william Erickson for
Connty clerk and Augustus Irons for SryrogSte.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
LEGITIMIST CELEBRATIONS.
Joxpoy Tnura1oy Sent 10

LONDON, Thursday, 5apt 30, ISsU
A Paris dispatch to The Times says that yes
terday the Count de Chambord completed his siXteth
year. The occasion celebrated by about dozen
banquets in various parts OF Paris and commemora-
i've mass mt the Church Of St. German Ges Pres was
attended n thousand persons Masses we're also eele-
hrated at Marseiles, BOrdeluX and 0tner tOWns
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE CENSUS or VIEGIYIA.
IiIy Dispatch

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 30.-The Daily Dispatch
,oa,x nnbusLcd a complete tabulated statement oy
counties cities and towns. Of the result OF 'ne
vr,nia So far as the population is concerned, Tue
'', e,,rss show IL 10 be 1909 335 ia 1850,
iot 225 1863 1870 being an increase auflns % @ s
a., aeeaIe OF 2s4 l72, or more than t"enS 'Hie' '
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AnruOCRArIC FAILURE.

PEEKsKILL, n. Y, Sept. 3O.-Ihe raising OF
Democratic banner here this evening. when was eA
pected to promote great enthusiasm turned out com
pete failure The general outlook for the Democrats m
fhs dsrct ia unfayOraDle The nomination oi 1ehetaI
Uusted has biighted their prospects ana haneoOAs
name cannot retrieve them.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
TAKING CARE IN NATURALIZING.

The good effects of the article published III THE
TRIBUNE yesterday showing the need OF more care
In naturalization are already apparent. In Judge
Van Vorsfs court Yesterday all the formalties re-
olired 6y law were complied with and no ground
iCr criticism was left.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
CANAL lRAFFlC INCREASING.

BUFFALO, Sept. 3O.-The following state
ment SHOWS the canal business of Buffalo, with COM
parsons Number OF boats cleared from the opening to
October l. 1880. 1862 number of cleared from
the opening October l. $40 5940 ncrease In $780,
2Ol6 The increase IN tolls IN lssO was 7l5J3sl ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
IN ALLEGED DEFAULTER.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 30.-It is now asserted
that Sheriff Gouhreaux defauter to the State for
tax collections amounting to about $l5O,OO0. The de-
ct to The state and city Il estimated at quarter OF
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
ACTIVITY OF BOTH PARTIES.
rusulNG AN rNrRGErIC CANVASS.

PUSHING An ENERGETIC CANVASS.
Nrws AT ruF nEApoC luTuHs oF THE REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL COw8ulrE-rHEPARAIio FOR 1hh
oRrAr rAR,DF-woRN IL iNpASA-MkhbN"
oF inviNo AM rsMMANY HLIs--JuD"E billoN
NoNiNArFn ron cONGREss-SENArOR BLAINE
sPrNKiNc ONO.
The Republicans of Indiana are reported TO
be full Of courage in spite of the large
sams Of money which are beng used to
buy up votes for Hancock and English.
The callers and the letters received at He-
publican Headquarters IN tins city yesterday
brought reports of the most encouraging ma
turc. Preparations tor the payade IN honor
Of General Grant are in progress, sud many
political organizations will be repres' tied IN IT,
Two prominent Democrats at Clssfham. n. ",
have come ont for Garfield. Judge Hilton
has been nominated for Congress by the DEM
ocrats Of the XXth District of this State
Senator Blaine has entered the Ohio canvass
and addressed large meetings at GAINESVILLE
and Columbus
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
STEAMER ST. LOUIS ASHORE.

NEw-ORLEANs. La, Sept. 3O.-Steamer St.
Louis hence for Liverpool. ashore six miles below
this c,tv Wednesday night she will lightered OF,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
EIGHTEEN INDIANS KILLED.

SAN Francisco, Sept 30.-A dispatch from
Tucson Ar says tbat two miners report that General
Carr had ng3t with a small party Of Victories band.
all.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
TIE PORTE SUBMITTING.

DULCIGNo SAFE so FAR-FRANCE STILL IN HAR'
MoSY With THE OTHER POwERs-REPREssi'E
MEASURES PROPOSED FOR IRELAND.
Dulcigno has not been burned as was reported.
The Porte has become alarmed and is In mlder
mood. France continues to act in concert with the
other Powers The London Times calls for coercive
measures in Ireland. There have been Legitimst
banquets in Paris
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NEWS AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.


csrrRING REpoRTs-A LARGE NUMBER OF NE"
c,ras-Tug COMING PARADE-ADDREssEs BY
MP crRTIs AND SECRETARY SHERMAN
Tho Ranublcan National Committee Rooms were
,.is,,ad sterdav by a number of prominent Repub-
lions from different parts of the country, AL OF
whom broupbt cheering reports OF the progress oA
Tho canvass Congressman Hubbeli, OF Michigan
,hought that State would give an increased hepuD-
lcon maiority General Banks sald that lie
found Repubhcans everywhere earnest ana conhdeht
that the night would prevail, which left no GouDt III
his mind of the election of Garfield and Arthur
Senator Robertson of Westchester County, was
sanguine that New-York State would give good
Republican majority
General Sharpe said he never knew the Repub-
cans TO be more III earnest. They came long dis
,anees aud suffered great inconvenience to attend
meetings, and this indicated great victory in No
vemocr.
Letters received yesterday speak Of the formation
of new Republican organizations, such as CARRIED
and Arthur clubs, tow-path clubs, Boysin Blue,
veteran clubs etc. in various parts OF the country
,o the pnmbar of several hundred. These minor
o,oauzatons are of course in the jurisdiction of the
committees and all such letters are sent to the
state headquarters.
A telegram received last night from John c. New,
of Indianapolis. stated that the National Convon-
tion of the BOYS in Bne 20 be held there october
and =, would undoubtedly be very great SUCCESS
General Oliver NJ Wilson sent similar telegram
The Garfield and Arthur Club of the Central Conn.,
mittce is making extensive arrangements for The
parado Ut the Boys In Blue in honor OF Gsunrai
..>l..o ,,,sff IA fkis .ufx The Iofbert Rns
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NOMINATED TO THE ASSEMBLY.

The following nominations to the Newly
Assembly were reported by telegraph TO THE TRIBUNE
last night:
Ist saratoga--B. +. Baker (RepJ
Herkmer COunty-W. ID. Gorsne (Rep)
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
BUSINESS ACTIVITY IN CHIC4Go.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The clearnes OF she
Associated Banks OF Chicago ior the mon'n <ptsn'-
- - :, 40 COO 900 or SOS oo0,oo0 greater flan for
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
FALSE COLLEGE SUPPRESSED.

pu1LApELPHIA. Sept. so.-ins Ans.'..aa ',l'...,
,,a,..,.1y of PnlIsdelpna and the Ee'ecc ae''ie~i
,---~ - s,....xlvapla known the colnmn1iy -
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

NOMINATED FOR DlSTRICT-ATTORNEi.
SARATOGA, Sept. 3O.-John van hehss.i"oi O. >
-, 80, s,,,pgs was nominated to-day by the Re-
publlcans for District Attorney
For yOrsrn Nee York Poles and Local "0A zee 'SS""
A0 Tags
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

ending In September were 81 1876 900 OO0 increase
compared with the same period last year OF S3i3'ooo
oOp Every branch g business Il lively. and the pros
rccts for commorcil ctivity during the fal are more
favorable than usual mring a Presidential campaign
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

n ost eloquent political address, The enthusiasm was
unbounded. Dr. TllcOtt. superintendent OF tne state
Homeopathic Asylum presided and spoke briefly
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NOMYNlTIONS TO CONGRESS.

The following nominations to Congress from
the districts named reported by telegraph to lhE
TRIBUNE last night:
XXXITd NewYork.. ..Myron 7. Bash (Rep)
IVth Wisconsin. .......G George Godfrey (GD
XXXth New York. John Van Voorhis (Rep.l
KILN New-YOrk .. John II. Ketchum tRep)
INA Massachusetts.....A. "A. A. Ranney (Rep)
AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Sept. 30.-At the DEM
cratic Convention OF the XXth District to-day Judge
II ton was nominated for Congress.
TROY. Sept 30-A dispatch from Saratoga states tnat
Judge Hilton declined the Democratic nomination
for Congress in the XXth District.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
GOOD WAY TO MAKE REPUBLICANS.

HAyERsTRAW, y. L. ccP'' '"'
= h,s reached this town. The encouragemsh' 10
sa,xea Tron New.York city has caused Democrats onp
% e chalk in marking this device on the doors o. h''
n,huoans but 10 danb the residences and u
proruip!ent Republicans with the nsures !"
the benefit OF the h1ures The kepuon
lost nothing by this extraordinary w"rats @
9n the contrary they have nsd dtee NTH such
who were DC or two Republican,. VINO had oeeI pee,
praes,I, M We now corie out and taken ue
stsod Tor Garfield aud Arthur
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
r,cAp,XG CoMPANYs RECEIPTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-lt Il said tilat the
net receipts OF the Reading Railroad ana the Reading
Coal and Iron Company for the month u ssp'emper
after charging up an rentals. exceed tee sum OF
@, ooo ooo ont o this the receivers nave concluded 10
go m 0etober the sun OF 100000 accoant OF tho
money borrowed BY them Tor wh'a" cefnncs'e' "e''
i..n
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

opopnp w WILLIAMS AT MlDDLElo"N'
M.nn,rTowN. Sept 3O.-Another success
fu eeue wa. held aaaar the me sss rra
-, syeulps Tns Hon. GEORGE " Ml'. ."' = -.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

SRw.HAMPsHIRE's RAILROAD TAXES.
CoScoRp, n. H., Sept. 30.-Thc s'ate Board
of Competed iss work of AL s"ns TAO
a. 49,. f .lc railroads OF state The val ~ Sa d<s<
20 ,.ass - .iIrr materially FROM that OF last year
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
RAILWAY NEWS.
PROPOSED RAILWAYS IN MEXICO


TWO CONCESSIONS by THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
CONNECTIONS TO BIZ MADE WITH ROADS IN
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
Court of Appeals

The following cases have been dis
posed of by the Court of Appeals May
10, 1880:
c. B league v. The State; from
Tsrrant. Dismissed.
A. B. James v. The State; from
Erath. Motion for rehesring over
ruled.
Bud Phillips v. The State; from
Tr.vis. Affirmed.
Julian Martinez v. The State; from
Bexar. Affirmed.
Thomas CASTELAR, v. The State; from
Bexar. Judgment affirmed.
Wesley Tate v. The State; from Gal
weston. Affirmed.
Wesley Tate v. The State from GAL
weston. Affirmed.
Coney White v. The State; from
Galveston. Affirmed.
Coney White v. The State; from
Galveston. Affirmed.
Harry Barrett v. The State; from
Ersth. Affirmed.
John Walker v. The State; from
Houston. Reversed and remsnded.
Charles Cock v. The State; from
Pamela. Affirmed.
Robert Hollis Y. The State; from
Ersth. Affirmed.
N. G. Burt v. The State of Texas
appeal from Grayson. Affirmed.
Jusnn Consoles v. The State of Tex
as; appeal from Travis. Reversed and
remanded. Opinion by Wlnkler, j.
Alex. Bouldin v. The State of Tex
as; appeal from Travis. Reversed and
remanded. Opinion by White, ].
Charles Tomonories v. The State OF
Texas; appeal from Travis. Affirmed.
j. V. Cause v. The State of Texas
appeal from Williamson. Affirmed.
Opinion by White, ].
Meridith Hsrdin v. The State oil
Texas; appeal from Williamson. At
frmed. Opinion by CLARK, ],
Sam SchEam v. J. j. Dyer; appeal
from Bexar. Motion TO affirm on Ger.
tificste oyerruled.
Adam Wilson v. The State; appeal
from Washington. Affirmed. Nc
written opinion.
A. J.. Rogers v. The State; appea
from Lampasas. Motion for rehesrins
granted and cause affirmed. Opinion
by Clark, j.
Wesley Johnson v. The State; sp-
peal from Kimble. Dismissed.
William Mace '. The State; appea
from Tom Green. Affirmed.
Ed Swift v. The State; appeal from
Medina. Affirmed. Opinion by Wink
Ter ].
q. II. Picket v. The State: appea
from Jack. Dismissed.
Sam Wilson v. The State; appea
from Travis. Affirmed. No writer
opinion.
Wash Young v. The State; sppea
from Travis. Affirmed. No writer
| oDiniOn.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20

THERE is q diversity OF opinion 10.
regsrd to the effect the extension Of
the international and G:est Northern
railroad from Austin 20 San Antonio
VIII hsye upon the future business re-
lstions snd prosperity of Austin. Some,
and especially chronic croakers, assert
with heightened visags, long drawn
out, that with the extension of the In
ternational ell business will stagnste,
our streets become grass grown, our
magnificent hotels closed, pslatial
boarding houses tenantless, aud that
geutiIes' and Hebrews clerks, and
Greasers, politicians and bootblacks,
and al the floAting population of this
great metropolis will take unto them
selves wings and fly away forever.
Others again, and we are Inclined to
sgree with them, msintain thRt the ex-
tension OF the International railroad
" Il make very little if any difference,
ia the trade. They say the continuous
line Of railway to San Antonio via
Houston has heretofore captured all
the trade 10 Southwest and Western
Texas, snd emigrsnts and pleasure
seekers journeying south and westward
have meyer seen or they might have
been cspnvated in passing by our lovely
city of hills, with lite romantic scenery
on the west, aud its valleys and plains
extending northeast and south. 1t is
we'll known that our brothers OF North
e,n Texas have q very poor opinion of
the central and western portion of the
state; very good country they say for
sheep and goat ranches, with here and
there fair pastursge, bat North Texas
is the only place for farmers. When
the International is opened to San Mar
cos and New Braunfels, thousands
vending their way south and west
ward will behold the lOveliest valleys
and richest lands in the state and
the garden-spOt OF Texas. SO far as
trade Is concerned, San Antonio will
continue to supply the region of coun-
try south and west of that city, but
can hardly compete with Austin for any
of the trade now tributary to US. Our
city should assuredly command lower
rates of fIeIghts upon Northern goods
than San Antonio or other points more
distant from Northern centers, and
| lISlHuJ sCutuUlGo iIOlu 0dlf6sbOI "
Austin should not be as heavy as to
S IN Antonio. Ia fact, there is no res-
son Why Austin should not always
command the trade OF large area of
country. Sumo few of our merchants
with conmeudGble enterprise are reach
ing out for business, and by well di-
rected Efforts are obtaining it. They
are pioneers in centralizing traffic, and
will realize fortunes while others are
waiting for something to turn up;
some new road to be built, some new
enterprise TO be insugured which
will enrich them with no exertion on
their part. Independent of trade and
the thousand and one pursuits neces-
Bary in aggregsting communities, the
city of Austin will always attract
persons from all parts of the country
in search of a genial climate, charming
scenery, educational advantages, sDd q
region wonderfully recuperatiYe and
free from malarial epidemic diseases.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-05-20
supreme Court.

Causes decided in the Supreme Court
May 10:
Rhine v. City of Mckinney; appeal
from Collin. Reversed and remanded.
Fl. & #. G. Ry. Co. v. B. n. Odom
appeal from Travis. Reversed and re-
msnded.
H. 6 T. G. Ry. Co. v. Rhodes Fish
er; appeal from Travis. Reversed.and
remsnded.
H. & T. c. Ry. Co. v. John o. john
son; appeal from Travis. Reversed
and remanded.
H. G. T. G. Ry. Co. v. James B. B IT
ron; appeal from Trays. Reversed
and Temsnded.
H. & 7. C. Ry. v. VIM. Simpson APP
peal from Travis. Reversed and re-
msnded.
Joseph Calm ct al. v. The State; APP
peal from Travis. Affirmed.
Chavers Y. Josephus Cavitt; appeal
from Coryell. Affirmed.
O. 8. Woodward and Eleanor Word
ward v. VIM. Suggell ct 81. appeal
from CoryelL Dismissed for want OF
prosecution.
j. d. Robinson v. G. Martin; appeal
from Coryell. Dismissed for want of
prosecution.
A. Nj. Carothers ct al. Y. Geo. W.
Grubb; error from Cor5ell. Dismissed
for want of prosecution.
Il. Fl. Teal ct al. v. James Slevon
and Ezra Shelby; appeal from CorYell.
Dismissed for want of prosecution.