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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March 27.-Flour is
dull and quiet ST yesterdays quotations. Whoa.
is but little changed. choice Lancaster being
wanted, and We note sales to day of but 2la
bushels Of Fultz at 13Cal3s. Corn is g shade
frmer, with small sales al Sc for mixed, and g
for white. No Rye or Oats reported. Country
produce wanted at last quotstions.
BALTIMORE, Mar. II -Virginis sizes deferred
q; do consolidated 534; do I'd series n f; past
due coupons 81; new 1910. 80 bid to. day
Cotton nomi nal middling l3A Flour dull aud
nomlnally steady. Whest-Southern easier;
Western lower, but firm at the decline; Soutt,
ern red l25al38 do amber 14O.l43: No 2 West.
ern winter red spot and March ls0.l404; April
139s,l4(2; May l%7al37l June l333slSat; July
l2l3al22. Corn-Southern white steady yellow
ehade batter; Western steady aud quiet,
Southern white co: do yellow 57s57!; Western
mixed spot and Mar SIS April 52z .53; May GOA
oil steamer 535 Oats dull and heavy; South
etn 45a46; Western white 46; do mixed al. Is;
Penns 15s4s. Rye quiet at 9Ua93. Hsy firm AMI
IN FAIR demand; primo to choice Genns snI
Maryland l6aSi8 Ccff9e shade frmsr and n
more inquiry; Rio cargoes fair to primo 4I,
i64 Sugar qui.t and eteady; a soft 81. Whs-
Key steaoy a. l0!s51 ii.
NEW YORK, Mar rs Stocks slrore Money
GAG. Flour dull. Wheat dull and lowor. Corn
quiet and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27

THO House Of Delegated Of Maryland has
passed bill abclishng compulsory tobacco To-
socciou. The Virginia Legislature should
hsvo passed SIMILAR bill at its last session, but
the rcadlastc Of that body were too intent
upon OBTAINING and ioariog the State and rob-
blDg her creditors to be wasting time on q
measure OF such comparative insignfcaucc IS
one that would rebound to the benefit Of tie
State whose money they wtr, drawing IS sal
or;oo
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FOkEFGN VIEWS.

Prince Leopold, Of England, will shortly visi
America.
Earthquakes have damaged TOXIC and Yoke
harna,
German Journals ridicule Gladstone for styling
Russia the friend of liberty.
Serious defalcAtiOps havn trars 1irad in the
Russian customs service.
Prince Henry. grandson of King William, has
been arrested for poaching while on II shooting
expedition near Osaka, but WAS released.
Gillian forces environ africa by land and sea-
II is stated That tho Huascar has been Damaged
by Peruvian gunboste.
The labors of the past week hsvo :nld upon
the health OF Mr.. Gladstone, and he s recon-.
mended TO take complete rest for A few dsys.
Intelligence has been received from Sicily
that band of brigAnds recently captured the
Duke OF Sa1e- MeinIDgen, but liberated him af-
ter his friends had paid heavy ransom.
The ares. o! Chung How, Chinese envoy to
ST. Petersburg. CT IL ;es excitement in China, and
it is thought 10 be piece of political deception
and means of throwing Off tho Kultjs treaty.
The Columbian authorities ssy they want no
American or other protectorste in relation 10 in
terocesRic canal affairs. The Panama Herald
says the Thompson Chiriqui grant is entirely
void.
a Paris correspondent says: "TEe Bonspart-
lsts are feeling their way TO propagandism in
Paris by convening meetings in tho artisan
quarters. The meetings sre technically private,
admission b.Dg by ticket.
Col. Surtees, the Cor servative candidate for
The southern division of Durham England. was
attacked by mob near Durham on Wednes-
day The mob wrecked his cRrrisg and hurled
s Voley OF stones al him. Col SurLees received
several cuts on the mead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27
Browns Household Panacea

Is tho most effective Pain Destroyer in tho world.
taken internally or spilled externally, anil
thereby moro certainly RKLIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute. than any other paa
alleviator, and iii warranted double the strength
of any similar preparation.
1t cures Pain in the Side. Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Too!hache, and ALL
ACHES, and is Tie Great Reliever of
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
OEA" should be in every family. teaspoon
ful of the Panaces in tumbler of hot water
lsWeetened. il preferred), taken at bedtime, vii
DREAh UP q COLD. % cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27

Maria Taylor aged II years. daughter CT
Wn. Taylor, ool0rsd, Ct Charles oounty, Nd,
Was buracd to death last week by her clothes
taking fiie during the abseooe OF her parents.
When found the girl was burued to crisp.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of tho lot!ors remaining
in the Postofice in this city March 27
Persons calling for letters will say they are all.
vcrtised and give tho date of tho list.
II not called for within thirty days, they will bo
sont to the dead ottor Office. in Washington.
Boston, Sswnoy Ledman, Miss Emma
Brent, Mrs Louisa Lucas. Harriet
Hoster, Elmer y Patterson, Mis- a
Grover. Mrs Thompson, Lsurs, =
Gray, Lewis Watson, Miss Jennie
johnson, Chas Toll5irer. Mrs Ella
jackson, Mrs Celia Waters, VIM b
Jones. Miss Rachel
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE. i. NJ.
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WASHINGTON. March 81, 1880.

aoLlNOIUN, NlRTeU ~ lSSU.
SENATE.
The Senate was not 10 session to-day, having
adjourned Thursday until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MIR. Hu!chins, Of N. Y. roso to question
Of priviege-a question which involved tho
dignity OF tho House. The N. Y. Evening
Post had publishished an article headed "A
Cowardly Congress" which, after referring to
tho gentleman from lLioois (NIr. Townshend)
10 committing his bill to the Committee on tho
Lewiston CT tho Laws. stated that Congress was
worklog IN dishonest and indirect way in not
adopting resolution directing tho Committee
Oh Ways and Means 10 report back the several
tariff bills to the House.
Tho Speaker-Tho Chair docs not thiuk that
is question Of privilege.
Mr.. Hutchins-I do.
Tho Speakcr-rhc Chair ,hirks it is quts-
ton Of FREQ speech.
Mr.. HutohiDs-l hold letter from the clerk
of tho House.
Mr. Burrows, CT Michigan, rose to a ques,
ton Of privilege
Mr. Hu'chins (txcitcdly)-I homo tho gen.
ileman will not interrupt me. wish no would
keep still. lie hus been on hi7 feet over q
thousand times this sson and | intend to bc
heard.
The Speaker (severolyl -Thc gentleman will
conform to tho rules of tho House.
Mr. Burrows mado tho point CT order that
tho question was not one OF privilege.
MI Huchlus-As tho rules are now con,
stitutcd it is impossible TO ctf.r resolution to
discharge tho committee txcapt ty unanimous
consent
The Speaker gentleman has cot stated
ANYTHING that amCunts to Il quo sion of privilege.
MIR. Hutchins-ls it not against the dignity
oil the House? am anxious 10 vote on those
bills and 1t gentlemen will allow me-, | will offer
resolution nov.
Objection vas made ard tho matter was
dropped.
GRATITUDE.-Hon. A, h. Stephens, of Geor-
gia, in an address delivered in 1910 At meeting
inlAle1andria for the!bene6t of the Orphan Asy-
lum and Free School Of that city. relsted the
following anecdote: "a poor little boy, in cold
night In juno, with no home or roof to shelter
his bead no paternal or material guardian or
guide 10 protect him on lis way. reached at
nghttsll the house of rich planter, who took
him in; fed, lodged and sent him on his way
with his blessing Those kind attentions
cheered hls heart and inspired him with fresh
courage to battle with the Obstacles Ct life.
Years rolIo1 round Providence led him on
he had reached the legal profession; his host
rad died; tho cormorsnts that prey upon the
sus2tsnce Of man had formed q conspiracy to
get from tho widow her estates She sent for
the nearest counsel to commit her cause TO him,
and that counsel proved to be the orphan by
yeaIs ago welcomed and entertained by her dc.
ceased husband. The stimulus OF g warm and
tenacious gratitude was now added to thu ordi-
nary motives connected with the profession. He
undertook her Gauss with will lot EASILY 10 be
resisted ne gained it; the widows eatstes were
secured 70 her in perpeuity; and" Mr.. Steoh-
ems added, with an emphasis of emotion that
sent It's electric thrill throughout the house,
that orphan boy now stands before your
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Fire.

ST. PAUL. MINI, March "a special TO tie
Pioneer Press from Duluth says that ten sm.il
buildings in Superior City. Wis, including ,he
Postoflie e snd the Sheridan House, have be II
Destroyed by tire. There WAS no insurance on g. @
buildings. The loss ia not stated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27
Uiphtileria III Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. March 27.-Ninctccn dit
lerent sanitary detachmeuts. composed OF dc
tors and nurses. huvl been set TO wtrk 10 the
province OF kharsoff to Combat tho ravaros If
dIphthcrla, which appear to be increasing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27
Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 othcr
causes, is occasioned by Worms BROWNS
VERA1FUGE OOMFITS.o or Worm Lozenges,
although efectual in destroying worms. can DO
no possible injury 10 the most delicate child.
This valuable combination has been successfully
used BY physlcisns, and found TO DO absolutely
sure in Graduating worms so hurtful TO children.
26 Cents a hox
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DIEI.

On Saturday afternoon, ia this city, Of parsly-
Sis, THOMAS &. KEMP. in the 50.h year nC
his ago. JET The funeral will take place at :;
O'clock on Monday afternoon, from his late res
idence, on Washington street, near King. Tho
TRENDS and aCqusintsnces OF the family arc in
vited 10 attend.
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Bead,

PITTsTON, PA Maroh 27.--Corrid s. Sa,k,
we'll kuown lawyer, and president Of the PEG.
pies Savings Baak. died last night of pucu.
moria.
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Struck OIL.

:, MOBILE. ALA March GA letter 10 The
Register from Birmingham. Ala, says petro
leum we'll vas discovered 10 that locality 70.
Gently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27

COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY. johnson,
trustee. vs. Wagner & SoIs. Appeal allowed
to decree Of the Circuit Court of Grayson
county, pronounced 90 the 81 Of October, 1879.
Grams executor VS.. Mutual Assurance So
ciety. and VIal's executor vs. Same. Argued
by Col. w. w. Gordon for appellants Judge
w. w. Cfump for appellee and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27

The bill for the sale of the Western IN. C.)
railroad passed lis faa! readiog 10 the North
Carolira Legislature yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27

BE wise in time and procure DR.. Bulls
Tough Syrup, which always cures Coughs and
Colds, aud prevents consumption. Piice IS
G,nts bottle,
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Persecution of JewstuR uss,,

LONDON, March 27.-A dispatch lrJm ST..
Petersburg to the Daily News says: Instead
of the concessions which were c,pf1ouIy cy.
pco.ed before the anniversary Ct the Cz RS &C
cesslon to the throne regarding the postum Of
the Jews there is increased severity toward,
them. The Jews arc driven to represent them.
selves as Protestant Christians to escape *
pulsion ftom st. Petersburg. 10 the govern
ments OF lula, Grel aud kha,koff th, Jews,
who have been established in business tot
many years, arc ruthlessiy expelled
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CoLoRED JURY DEN1ED.-In tho Orange
County Cour. on Monday last, motion WAS
made for colored jury in tho case Of Stephen
Jones, charged with hog Stealing. In overful.
ing the motion Judge Taliaferro said that thu
jurors to the court had been regularly summon.
cd with reference 10 their qualifications under
the statute law OF tho Stats. To allow the mo.
ton would be to put colored mon on the jury
because they are colored. II was not tho puf.
pose of his court either to embrace or t1c!ui,
colorod clt'zans from tho jury Hat because CT
thor color -Piclmont Tirg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27

The rumored intention of Grant TO decline TO
be candidate is denied by bis friends 10 Wash.
ngtOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-27

NEW YORK, Mar rs Stocks slrorg Money
6aG. Flour dull. Wheat dull and lower. Corr
quiet and lower
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RH4sE yr-xSEESS TrJT.

Special Correspondence Ct tie Alt.o0. Gazette
WARRINGTON. D, G., March 81, 1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13

Washington, March l2.-Hon. Eraslu'
Brooks, of the New York Express, and Geo
Jones, of the New York Times, appeared be.
fore tho House Committee on Ways and
Means to-day and urged the removal OF the
duty of twenty per cent on wood pulp used
in making paper, holding that it
would tend to neutralize the efforts Of
the combination of paper manufacture to
force tho price of paper up. The Smith
Paper company. Of Lee, Massachusetts
Buckley, Dunton e. Co., Hon, VIM. A. Rus
sell, of Lawrence, Massachusetts; Hon. War
ner Miller, of llerkimer New York, and
others interested in paper manufacture were
represented on the other side of the question.
They declared that no combination to en-
nance the price exists that an advance in the
price of paper resulted from the natural
operation of the law ofsupply and demand;
that while the removal of the duty named
would iniure those engaged in developing
the process for making cheap paper stock,
it would not regulate the price of paper.
The committee met again tomorrow.
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incurred In advance ofan appropriation, con-
irAry 70 law,
Mr., lIlscoek said no thought tho Democrats
would eventually pay H.
Amer u speech by Mr., Finley, Of Ohio, nj
lacking lhp administration OF tho Govern
ment printing Office tho committee roso,
Mr. Scales, of North Carolina introduced u
bill npproprAling S8s0,00O 10 mtfy and ear'
nv out tho agreement with the ue indians
for tho sAle Of their lands, Referred,
Mr. Acklin, OF Louisiana, OF
ored a reiolullon calling for
information NJ 10 nll appropriations over
made Cor rivers aud harboS, Referred,
Tho House then adjourned il Monday
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RussIA's HOSTILITY no GERMANY.


Now, York, March l2.--In tho United
States Circuit court to-day, before Judge
Blatchiord, the counsel for the Western Union
Telegraph company made a motion In tho
usual form for decree in the case OF Pris-
ella Page, executrix, against the Holmes
Burglar Alarm company, recently decided in
favor of tho former. The opposing counsel
asked that tho decree be framed so as TO
cover only tho three alarms set forth in
Judge Blatchford's decision. II had been
stated, they said, that tho Western Union
Telegraph company, which was the real
complainant in this case, intended, under
cover Of this decree, 10 obtain m injunction
and arrest persons, railroad corporations and
telegraph companies throughout the country
who are using telegraph machines coveredby
the Puge patent, and thus obtain virtual
monopoly of the Morse telegraph system.
Judge Blatchford gave the opposing counsel
two weeks in which to submit u petition
setting forth whatthey considered thelrrights
in the premises
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13
Chicago Inter-Oceon.


The dissolution of Parliament at Easter,
which has been advised BY the government,
will afford Beaconsheld opportunity for APP
peal to the country under the most favor
able auspices practicable. The Irish ques-
ton cannot be held to be disposed of by
any such halfway measures as the relief
bill passed yesterday. But that doubtless
goes as far as the ruling classes il Great
Britain are now disposed to go. The rest
isaw TX of time, and depends upon the
skill with which the reform movement is di-
rected. The Asatic policy of the govern
ment thus far has been on the whole success
ful. The designs of Russia
have mapifestly been baked, and the Eng
fish empire in the East is, as the result Of
the Afghan campaign, more firmly estab-
lished, apparently at least, than before, and
Is. without doubt, so regarded by the domi-
nant classes in England. This. added to the
prestige Of the restoration of British influence
by the treaty Of Berlin, would seem TO render
the easy success of the government on going
10 the country almost foregone conclusion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13

Chicago, March I'm. L. Scude +, Of
this city, has received letter from John
Sherman, denying the rumors that he intends
to retire from the Presidential contest. Sher-
man says II consider myself u candidate,
and shall do SO to the end but don't think
it neccessaryto belittle or arraign General
Grant, Senator Blaine or any one else, or to
use my official position to promote my can
dilacy."
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rno negro Exodus 0ucstion.

Washington, March l2.--Belore the Exc
dus committee to-day Henry Adams, colored,
farm hand from Shreveport, testified to his
connection in 1870 with secret committee,
organized to get information us to the con-
dillon Of the negroes throughout the. country
This committee developed by 1874
into colonization society, also a
secret society, whose oplecl
was to appeal to the United Statss or some
government for aid in emigration to Ii
IBERIA. Failing in this in 1877, the negroes
resolved 10 emigrate, no matter where, to get
away from the subsection to men who once
owned them. The movement was not aided
by Republi an politicians.
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when Grant sails for galveston.

New York, March l2.--Clty of Mexico ad-
vices ofthe 10th, say that General Grant has
visited the Pachuca mines and pyramids Of
Cholula, and has been brilliantly entertained
at Pueblo. He intends to sail on the 18th in
slant for Galveston. Minister Foster and
family will shortly follow, and expect TO be-
in New Orleans about tho 22d. Last right
President Diaz gave grand banquet Mr..
and Mrs. Foster, who ar. now receiving are
well entertainments,
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nan ANTONIO,
Man Drowned Near Mckayiu-WRier'
works Company W, the Ciiy-Min.
ing Machinery weather,

Special TO he Herald,
San Antonio, March l2,-'A special from
McRayitt fays that night before last, Mr.
Jackson, Of Concho county, WIS evidently
drowned in san Saba river He missed the
lordIng place and fell into deep hole. The
night was intensely dark
Tux wATER-woRKs QUESTION
Il now the principal topic, The +, cent action
Of tho City Council IN nnnulllng the charter
will be fought desperately before the courts,
II Is generally thought that tho Wator-works
company will DO vlclorlo Is In tho end
MINING MACHINERY FOR MEXICO
gro0t quantity of lining machinery has
arrived here aud Is waiting wagon trnnspor-
tation 10 Mexico.
Tux WEATHER.
The mud has dried up and tho weather has
turned quite cold
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Rad He,ya Badscring Bcnjamin.

Washington, March l2.-Mrs. Belva A.
LOCKWOOD has written an open letter attack
ing Senator ill and cherging him with
numerous immoralites. That gentleman
has promptly branded the letters as nothing
but a batch of falsehoods. He regards it as
a desperate attempt at defamation, utterly
malicious and unworthy of notice beyond a
simple denial of its truth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13
Ex-Governor Garcclon's Examination

EN.GO vcrnor Garccion's Examination
Augusta, No, March l2.-Ex'Goyernor
Garceon was examined by the House lnves'
'igalIng committee to-day with reference to
the counting of returns of the recent cleo
ton. lie SAID that by vote of tho Council
twenty days were allowed for tho exnmina-
ton of returns All candidates bringing
records Of their towns had access TO them
He knew nothing OF any so-called scheme Of
counting out lilo neither knew or onQuircd
the politics Of persons to whom certificates
wero issued. Certificates were brought Ia
him aud he signed them, supposing they
were made out In accordance with tho re-
turns. Did not know that certificates had
been issued TO sevoniy-oight Democrats and
Flnionists and sixty-one Republicans. Moth
ing was said in the Council about counting in
quorum, The Fusionisis matter was moi
discussed He WIS surprised when he found
such was the result. If he signed any cor.
tihcate wrongfully, fncts were falsely SO,
before him, md ho had presumed that his
Council was honest and honorable mon, anC
had compiled tho tabulnton according u
law. In case where there was any question
he had looked into the matter himself, and
he hnd voted honestly. Certain rules had
been hid down which were applied TO The
returns, regardless Of party md there hat
not been any Instance where the Democrats
had been allowed to correct returns. The
examination will on,nue tomorrow.
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Break i'm Lcyees.

New Orleans, March ia break oc-
CURED in the levee near the barracks. 1t Is
being closed, and the levee strengthened.
The river is very high causing apprehension
that the leveewill not withstand the strain.
A crevasse thirty feet wide is reported in the
levee on Bayou Lafourche, five miles below
Lockport. Colonel Hardie, Slate Engineer,
will send men and material tomorrow to
close il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13
IRVING 70 Onst Detaress.

Austin, March Fin the quo warranto
matter in the District court, looking to the
oustiug of j. G. DeGress as Mayor of Austin,
Judge Turner granted motion to strike
from the files the REALTORS petition. A new
one was filed, and citations made returnable
on the 18th.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13
WASHINGTON.
THE NOTIFICATIONS BILL PASSED
Kellogg Denies the Charge that nc
Insiigated The woman hay'
mond 10 Hound Hen Hiii-
CoiOred Education, Ete,

Washington, March IA bill for the
application Of unclaimed bounty money Of
the oolored soldiers 10 tho education of the
ooorod race WINS to-day reported to tie
Senate adversely, by Senator Bruce, from tho
COMMITTEE on Education and Labor the
committee finding that from present Indco'
tons sAd money will all be needed 10 meet
the lawful claims thai were constantly pre-
sentenced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13

A special meeting of the stockholders Of
Tho International & Great Northern Railroad
company was held at Palestine last Monday:
About four-ffths Of all the stock in the road
was represented but mostly by proxy. The
action Of the directors in selling the road 70
the present company last October was en-
dorsed and ratified.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13
The Florida Timber Cases.

Pensacola, March 12.-Judge Little de-
cided to-day in the timber cases that the
United States were entitled to every remedy
provided by law in every State in the Union
10 enforce their rights without receiving bond
for damages or costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-13

Fredericksburg, Va, March 12.-Arms
and ammunition were sent to Lancaster county
by the State authorities yesterday 10 protect
the eyestermen of the lower Rappahanock
from foreign dredgers.
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CaptnIn Eads 10 Talk To-day

Washington, March 1.-THE House se-
lect Inter oceanic Canal committee viii TO-
morrow hear Captain Eads explain his pro-
posed ship railway across the isthmus.