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Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
Breacrtnftan Eraa.

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness
Loss of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indlscretiOn Or excess. Any Druggist
has the Ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON x co., IS Nassau st, ,rgr York
T.S tu'Sd wlY
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28

The P. w. & B. are now thinking
OF abandoning the idea of erecting a a
new depot here. Some look on II as a
ruse 10 get the council to accsde to
their demands. u"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
BROKERS'.
ELLiOTT, JOHNSON II 90.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STS.,
W lminUtnn nolau
W lmingtOn, Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE wIRE

From our office to the New York and Phila-
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur.
nished simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car
rfed on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
Cash Ready for good First Mortgages.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
TUESDAY. MARCH 2, 1880,

as ioluWs: s good work or driving horses, 2
colts, coming years old; 2l head Of cattle, 10
head of mich COWS, some fresh and others
springing; eight heifers. one and two E2-NE
years old; two-year-old bulls, all OF fR-W
good Stock one Champion reaper and mower,
/ farm wagon, one Germantown carriage, one
buggy, one horse rake, grain fan, corn sneller,
plows, harness, cultivator, shovels, forks and
spades, carriage, wagon and plOw harness,
chickens, shoates, dairy fixtures, churn, but
ter, dish pans, cream cans, scales, household
and kitchen furniture and many articles not
herein enumerated.
TERMs.-All sums of $25 and less cash, on
all sums over that amount credit of ten
months will be given by the purchaser giving
q bankable note with an approved endorser
MARY GIBSON.
L. w. Stidham & Son, AuctiOneers.
2 6-2td-2tW
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
cal of XlrRinia

Smoking rODa 3cO mals by Wilkins x Co. ,
Baton 4 Bro, Philadelphia, sole agents.
Tne best brand in the market. Lovers of a
good smoLe should buy it. Sold everywhere
9-Gmw.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND
DISTRIBUTION, GLASS q. AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY MARCH ., 1SSO.-llSth
MONTHLY DRAWING.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
ID Il. ROBINSON d 90,
" Il. ROBINSON d 90.
BANKERS & BROKERS
n. II. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WIT,MINfxTCN nu,r
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
U. S. FOURS FOR SALE

SILVER BOUGHT AND sold.
fniladelphie, New rerk and ,ston stock,
voosnt ~ t anu Soid on commission. Every facil
stocks or bonds. fahoN ~, ~
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DRUGS hEDIyiNEs. OK,
HAY'S. SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

% a sequen SO Of selfAbuse; Loss Of memory,
Unusual La5sltude, Pain In the Back, Dim.
DeSs Of Vision Fremlture Old AVG. ant
many other Diseases that lead to Insanisy OF
Consumption and Premature Grave,
Rrfull particulars In our pamphlet, which
wo desire to send free TO every one. The Spo
oihc Medicine is sold by all druggists at ii
per package, or six packages ior IS, or will be
addressing -
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., No. 10
Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich, ks-Soid
In Wilmington by T. JAMES BELT, Whole.
sale and Retail Druggist, Cor, oth and Mar.
kot Streets. And BY Druggists everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
VDUBLIC SALE.

will be sold at public sale. at the residence
Of the subscriber, near Salem church, White
Clay Creek Hundred on the road leading
from the Christiana pike to the camp meeting
woods, on
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
stephen Q. Sharpley, Auc
TOCBLIC SALE.

/
VIII be sold at public sale, at the late resi-
dence of Abner Woodward. decd, on the
road leading from Hockessin to Eastburn
Lime z uarries, within half mile north Of the
latter place,
ON MONDAY, MARCH !, 1880,
at IL O'clock, M. sharp;
as follows. Two good work Mares Dolly. q
large draught mare, coming II years old,
with foal by young Napoleon. Fanny good
draught mare, coming seyen years old, with
fOal by George Patchen. One Colt coming 8
years old. -Four head Of good Cows, fresh
Cow, 3 will be by day OF sale, . head OF young
cattle, Bull two years old, Bull coming 8
years old, Brood Sow and Pigs, will be six
weeks old by day OF sale, 10 Sh0at Pigs good
size.
FARMING INPLEMENTs.-Two Market Dear
borns, for one or two horses, in COED order; l
York Wagon, Trotting Wagon, tongue for
Market Dearborn, Road Sulkey, / OK Cart,
Small Ox Cart for boy, hay rigging for
Oxen, combined Moving and Reaping Ma
chine, Grain Drill, Revolving Horse Rake,
Wheel Horse Rake, hand dump, Wheel
Horse Rakes, either hand or self dump these
rakes are new and have never been ussd.
Sleigh, large sled, horse hay FORK, 2 OK
yOkes, l set of heavy Wagon Brichband,
heavy Pin Chains tor Flowing the roads, Cow
Chains, l Hay Gutter, Broad Axe, Wiley
Plows, . Harrows, Heavy Harrow, Cultiva-
tors, Ladys Saddle. Glover seed-Waranted
clean one set OF light Buggy Wheels, 7-8
tread, one Writing Desk, ten large Hickory
Axle trees, a lot Of planks for wagon tongues,
ash for cradle fingers hay by the ton.
A credit Of SIX months will be given.
A. II. WOODWARD,
2l9li ELWO0D WOODWARD,
l.. W. StIdhlm Il Sol, auct'rs. Executors.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-28
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature OF the State for Education.
al and Charitable purposes, in 1858, FOR
THE TERM OF TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
to which the inviolable faith OF the State is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise in the new constitution adopted De-
cember End, A. d., 1879, with a capital OF
Sl,0O0.000, to which 1t has since added re-
serve fund Of $350,0O0.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRJ-
BUTTON will take place monthly on the sec
0Dd Tuesday. IL neper scales or p0stDoneS.
Look at the following Distribution:
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100 W. FRONT STREET.
LAGER BEER.

TUNHE LARGEST
GLASS OF BEER IN THE CITY
AT
fhEYEs SALOON, FREYES SALOON
NO. IT E. SECOND STREET.
FlRST-CLASS POOL TABLE. siy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no-sroCKHOLDERs' MEETING .-Ohlcs
the Chicago, Texas * Mexican Central Rail-
way company, Dallas, Tex, Sept. 81, 1850. BY
order OF the Board Of Directors OF the Chicago,
Texas Mexican Central Railway COM
pony notice isherehy given toall stockholders
OF said company TO attend regular annual
meeting of said stockholders to be held at the
office of the company in the city of Dallas.
state of Texas, on tho LIST day of November
1850, for the purpose of enaeting and adopting
bylaws for said company; and pursuant to
the order Of said Board of Directors notice Is
also given to said stockholders to attend a
meeting OF the stockholders OF said COMPANY
to be held at the company office, in the CITY
of Dallas, state of Texas, on the eth day of
November 1880 for the purpose of consider.
Ing ana sanctioning the borrowing of money
not TO exceed twenty thousand dollars on each
mile of said railroad by said company, to be
secured by the bonds Of the company, and n
tru.toeed upon It's property and franchise. The
forms thereof being on file In the oflice OF the
company. DANIEL, IL. UNIE '''N
a r, BENNETT Seoy President.
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1T seems that when General Hancock was
nominated for the presidency at Cincin-
matt, General Grant was in Sioux City, and
was in tho Office of Judge w. r. Rowley
when the news was received. Mayor Hur.
kins being also present On reception
of tho news, General Grant said to
these gentlemen that no thought Han.
cock would run like wild fire, and that" I'd
dressing himself directly to Mayor llurkirs
IF General Hancock had been a republican,
he would have been commander of the army
of the Potomac instead of himself" Grmt
This statement is published in the DubuQu,
Iowa, Herald, on the authority of the parties
who heard him. Yet in his interview with
preacher Fowler he INDUCES in the mplt
bitter denunciatioa Of General Hancock, snd
INDUCES in language fit only for tho ~,
honse lounger. 1t is evident that Grant w.
gets his cue sometimes, to keep his month
shut, until he has been coached. Conklinr
ought not to let him out of his sight. 1t /.
di illcult 10 tell which one is the greater ninny
Fred or his pa, when his pa talks the word,
Of his own coming.
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We expect to give you II you are out by
Wednesday night it will save us long ride
Signed and Sealed
Respectfully they Of Lincoln
by 80"
Now is it possible that there are any peo--
Pile so dull Of brain, SO stupidity stolid, igno.
rant and thick-skulled as to believe such
twaddle as this? Are the northern people
fools! Does the Inter Ocesn hope to find
anybody who is idiot enough to pay heed
for a moment TO such nauseatiug, bare-faced
and malicious SANDER rs this purported let
ter! II is very probable that the letter in
question WAS sent to the Inter-Ooesn from
Mississippi for publication, but no southern
man ever penned II; no organization such rs
it purpcrs to come from exists, and if the
Inter Ocean does not know It, then it is Ia.
mentally ignorant and unworthy the po'i-
tion it occupies as y great daily paper.
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Referring you to the cheerful tables here
tofore sent for details of the great upsotlsl,
permit me, for moment, to withdraw the
public gaze from the smoke-grimed bule.
tins and enlist sympathy in behalf Of Messis.
Hendricks, English, Mcdonald, Landers and
Waterbury. They need it. A more lugu-
brious set Of men never walked the muddy
streets,of Indianapolis. They don't even try to
whistle, but lean on the graveyard fence and
quarrel over the political doctors as to which
shall shoulder the censure for the death Of
their friend. Their divers hopes are united
in common, or rather uncommon, grave.
Just now they contemplate u resurrection,
but they 20 about as though without hope,
and there is no nOalth in them. Governor
Hendricks has shown no strength in the
campaign. Indeed, when you recall that he
led his party but LOO votes when he was
elected governor, II will be difficult to prove
any special popularity. | noticed in Shelby
vile that he was regarded alleclonately by
tho old residents Of the county, but the
yuungs'us look on him as the old man of
the past, and played out, He has not been
in reliracy during the campaign because of
his modesty, but because between him and
Eoglsh there Is not the fantest bond of
sympathy; because he regards English as the
whip ia Tilden's hands, by which no was
Threatened in Cincinnati, and was to he whip
ped in Indiana; because If his failure and
Englishs success in the city o thei common
residence was perpetual tho-n in his flesh.
and never ending modification. Mr. Eng.
lish is gloomy because he is made the scape-
goat of all disaster, That he sought the
nomination is fact. That h. got it because
his friends said he would put out $500 600,
is another fact But no Is a shreWd, prau.
teal man, fond Of details and he at orce do
manded that he should manage the cam
psign, 1t was granted, and again Hendricks
was snubbr I, and the ex-governor and per.
petusl candidate was compelled to see his
hated rival establish his psrty's headquarters
in the very house in which no and his oshma-
bis lady reside.
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TIE president oftho Woman's Bank, which
collapsed few days ago, it seems, was a
Mrs. Sarah Il Howe. In hOr circular she pro.
posed to pay depositors s per cent. interest
per month on deposits, paying three months
in advance. 1t i4supposed that she took IN
fully amillo1 dollars before tho collapse
came, for the women of Boston and vicinity
were crazy over the Sper cent. amonth, The
woman Howe is the wife of gambler, has
been spiritual fortune-teller, and pro.
curess and has also been in ioil for swiudling'
Sheis liable to go there again from all &C
counts, but she has teathered her nest well.
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As . lecturer On starvation, DR.. Taauor
was doad failure, hardly drawing people
enough to hear him to pay his gas bills, bat
as a lecturer on Temperance, he seems to be
doing an immense business. When he pro-
posed to tell what he knew about doing
withou, food, people would not go to hear
him, bat when he proposed to discOut upon
abstenousness in drink, they hocked TO the
lecture rooms in hopes that no would tel
about his past AS Puck says" What foo
these mortals be-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-20

OK the afternoon of Wednesday the 18TH
inst, the HERALD received telegram
from the proprletors Of the Corsicana hide
pendent asking for q special dispatch that
night giving the latest returns from the In
diana and Ohio elections. Ever ready and
willing to serve It's contemporaries
in any way in its power, the HER
AID prepared dispatch giving ITO latest
news up to eleven o'clock that night, and
sent II TO the. telegraph office in this city, at
once, for transmissal to the Independent at
OorsioaOA Tho ext day the Independent
publishes an extra in which il stated rs in
ability TO secure the election news, and COM
planned Of the HERALD in rather bitter
terms, charging It with want of cour,eev
etc. We inquired at tho telegraph Office
in this city il he telegram had been sort
and We were Informed that Il had not 70,
the reason that tho Corsica-a Office we,
closed. II Is notvery pleasant to give oui
news 10 contemporary, taking the tim,
and trouble 70 put tin proper shape ant
then to DO abused aflerward. osher pa
pers made similar requests of US to that o
Mo Independent, and we cheerfully an,
vNh pleasure complied, just as we did wit,
~ independent
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Proposition 10 Settle the gaptiNt
Church Difficulties

OaMouday night Evangelist Penn preach.
ed to II large audience under he tent on th,
subject; SEQ Forward" II the cou'ac
OF his remarks he made aa appeal TO Christ
ians to reflect upon any act 90 lhr
part lhatmay have been, or may now be ,I
the way OF un,onyertcd persons co ing for.
ward and seeking their souls salvation. A.
the close of his remarks, Dr. j. b. Link arcs,
and stated To tho audience tast while be felt
personally that no had committed nothing
wrong in joining the Dallas church.; but felt
it n Christln duty, and in this he Ind the
full appreciation of the church that received
him, yet as some persons msy put some mis-
construction upon his church relations, 10 idt
peri city willing to with draw from tho Dm.
las church aud get out of the why, MIR.
Penn then spoke warmly commanding the
course of MIR. Link, and said, while
he had conducted his mceupgs
without reference to either pny
to tho Baptist difficulties, most people
knew his 81 mputhies nud the cid he favored.
Rev. MIR Curry after some remarks, AN.
nouuced thstn cont renee meeting of his
church W. id be held the follow mora
ing to lsko m,o Consideration the proposition
suggested by DR.. Link. So on Tuesday
morning the church met IN conference,
when DR. Link requested Il letter OF with
drawal from tho church Shat had received
him, and which reception was tna cnuse tUat
led to a division Of the church. This propo-
sition was accepted by the church After
Mr.. Links withdrawal n resolution to this Of,
feet was adopted
LIST. Though unsolicited, the door
of reconcile ton and sediment was
thrown open IS widely as Chris.
tian duty would allow. 2nd, That
tho church would upon withdrawal of the
Bucllner parry memorial aud declaration Of
dls!ellow-l!p lfom this church, withdraw lis
act of exclusion against sail party and re.
store eny or AL Of lnose who expressed a de-
sire to return Oh tuaL basis. 81, tQaJ II s,lu
party sired to establish another Baptist
chur,h IA Dallas, letters IN ull fellowship
were to be granted them, aud that the mem
bers OF this church would MD them accord
ing to their ability in buildt e them house
OF worship 1t now remains " Oe seen whelh.
er or not the above proposition will be aC-
eepted by tho opposition party to De-
Liak; and II certainly appears there is now
nothing IN the way of satisfactory settle.
mcnt,
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uvn.nv vnRALp, p,.Dlis,e,t every morn

yuB DAILY HERALD, published every MORN
png sgo,p. Monday. Terms 6y mai, postage
~, III M a ,geRK. Ctty subscribers, served
81 CARRIER q cciltr week, payable ." car
rtsI.
rHE WEEKLY HERdLD, publishes cary
copy one year, ~ 90
PERSONS WISHING TO stbscrtbe for a tonger
'SrioF ran send IN their ORDERS fOT am dnNh
OF time, for either edition, az above rates.
WEWR AGENTS. ran be suapited l0tth TIN
HERALD direct from our Office at the uniform
rae OIYK cents per copy, postage pTepd'G'
REwyTpA NCESsh itif mate IN todoGlce
Orders or Registered Letters.
ADV ERY'fSfNt5 RAPh'N reasonable, and Wtd
be mode knOt0n on "rpacaH
ADh- fgSN 4 Ill ORD 2 TO" FHH DAbbA
HERA 3D." Dallas, iefuS.
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Nebraskais indignant over tn statement
that Texas is the only state in the union taaI
has doubled her population since the census Of
1870, because she troheled hers, There j.
nothing to be indignant about, for trebling
her population docsent keep Texas from
being tho only state TIA! doubled her popu-
lation. We trust tho average Ncbrskian
will be able to grasp and comprehend tho
point,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-20

The cold bloodcd, phlegmatic people OF
New Eogland seem to DO getting taste OF
the hot temper Of tho Latin races. a gang
Of Italians in Massachusetts, who could not
get their money for labor performed ON the
Care Cod canal seem to be running - mex,
andfrightening the staid old Pilgrim fathers OF
that region out OF their wits The police 70
s,rye and the militia have both been called
out
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-20

just received, full line of writing desks,
autograph albums, photograph albums, pen
knives, pspeter, beautiful note p per in all
tints. Also all leading daily and weekly pa
pers, periodicals, fashion magazines-ior-
sign and domestic. AT Harris's, next door
to the poslotice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-20

Denver, COL, Oct ia dispatch received
here to-day says Indian Agent Berry has not
been arrested. but that no is secreted by the
Indians or by the United States troops.
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The following is the list of states in the
Union aud tho electoral vote of each.


Danyille, Va, Oct l9.-Byron Lake this
morning murdered HE mother, sister and
step.lather with an AK, and then banged
himself in Whcolock. Cause insanity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-20

A few more good printers wanted to work
in our lob oficc ard composition rooms.
Steady employment atregu'ar rates,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-20

As q specimen OF the Chicago Inter
Oceans dirty work TO mako voters for Gar.
field, we give as clumsy piece of manulac,
turod goods as ever WAS attempted to be
palmed of as genuine. Tho scene is laid in
Mississippi mississippi and Louisiana are pet
aversions of the Inter. OCEAN, and the poor,
wronged, outraged man is y northoruer and
u Republican, his politics being his only
crime. 10 is threatened by those terrible
Ku Klux who grow on the trees in the south.
cru states, who breakfast on broiled negro,
dine on white Republicans and SUP of of n
northern school marm every day. These
Ku Klux indited tho following letter TO the
pure patriot in questions
"oot I, 1880
MIR. WocdOll, Dear Sir,
We the bull.dOgors, or said to be, of Lin
coin county, politely warn you to leave this
ne'ghborhood by Wednesday night the 18Th
No are not doing this 10 scare YOU ntall AZ
you are "A helpless farmer we give you thi,
WI ning, you can do as you plcg we don't
generally warn dogs bat as you are help
Lose old rat we tor3wainyou Of the vii night
IAtyou sre there isupI osed 60 mean meeting
of the Republican Club) Wednesday YOU
Will be sorry you gyer was bornol Tho p,o.
| pie hiss informed us that you have acted n
grand scoundrel since YOU have been In This
county have been informed BY the citi.
gems that you are injuring them very much
And mat they don't propose to put up with II
spS logger and cali onus for assistance and
we Arc always ready this is ali the warning
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INDICATIONS

Parity ctoUdy heather Winds motV So"'"-
eastto souih,ocst; 0eneriiy siocr Coromet@ or
hi0her tenipeld Ure.
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THORN & HUNKINS,

Larges. dealers west Of New York City and only
house II ST. Louis making specially OF thes
goods. Price List sent on application,
General Office, 800 and 81 S Twelfth st
Branch oillce, a0S Main ST. Warehouse
Tsyon Avenue and Railroad track. Capacity
40, wv barrels
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NC ErY NOTICES

no rEUrONIA LODGE, X. OF H, No
1873, Dallas, Texas. Oct 20 1850. The officers
aud men'tr,o t this Lnd re re0uegt,d IL
m No. at the Lodge-ioom, in ghc Synago, Ne, q =
o'o'ock y m, sharp, to-day (Weduesiay), fer
the purpose OF escoftipg the remains OF the
late P,Of, Jacob Boil 10 their last rsstln.
place. All Germ II tocietieS are respectfully
invite;, TO join us and do honor to the II MS
trlods dead By ordcro
j. G. B0GEL Dictator.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-23
River News.

The Anuie is expected tomorrow
evening from Dubuque.
The Clinton" left st. Louis. on Monday
night.
The United States steamer General
Barnard arrived up at one o'clock to-day.
AS soon as the wind moderates, she will
proceed to Kahlks's boat yard and lay up
till the river opens further mp.
The Tululu Audalusia ferry boat. came
up this morning with 800 bushels of
wheat for the Phoenix Mills, Davenport;
after which she crossed to this side for
some cargo. On her return "trip she took
down 400 drain tiles and a quantity Of
ship stuff for Boney & Co; and quantity
of shingles and sash for Smith and Thomp-
SOD. Among other cargo was the ~ aterial
of the boat crushed at the Keokuk and
Northern wharf by the ice last winter.
Mr.. Baker. President of the North &
8 nth Express, was in the city yesterday
from st. Louis, and states that the ice
companies combination have hired sxteer
of the best pilots on the river. to run theil
boats for 3 months, to tow barges of ice t
ST. Louis and other points.
As there are between three and foul
feet of snow. in many places on the UppeI
Mississippi. considerable rise is antici
pated and with that busy times.
The Diamond 10 Line will begin bust
ness in earnest this week. On Thursda.
morning the Josephine will leave st. Loui
for the north, and the Libby Conger vii
leave Dubuque for the south. They ma,
be expected about Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-23
Eire in Rapids CITY.

According to a special dispatch received
this morning, incendierism is rife in Rap
ids City, and the feeling there must be
one of insecurity when not only property.
but life is hardly safe. The special is as
follows
RAFIDs CITY, March %, 1880.
Editor Argus:
One OF Taylor Williams tenant houses,
which was vacated yesterday by one OF the
colored miners, was maliciopsly burned TO
the ground this tuesday, morning about
FIVE o'clock. X. Q.
1t is about time the strong arm of the
lao interposed to put check to this sort
of lawlessness One murder and two in
cendiary fires in week is rather more
than decent society can tolerate. Let the
authorities hunt out these offenders, who
ever they be, and when found their pun
ishment should be swift, severe and
certain. The house was vacated the
day previous by Scena. a colored man.
whose wife died on Saturday night from
disease of the heart aud on whom Coroner
Morris held an inquest.