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dc ofJ. ". GuIirrd.
Herald.
h. March 8.--A, 1880 this
'ury IN The case Of Tho stale vs.
charged with the homicide of j.
I'd ryes obtained, Three venires of
|,Ztv men each wero exhausted, and about
one half Of tae fourth yenire before obtaining
a Jury. Taere are great many witnesses,
both for the state and defense 70 be EXAM
ines. The defense will be plea OF insanity
caused rom continued aud excessive inloxi-
cation. Every conceiv .bie position sud M
vantage that will tend strength 70 The de
Tense is being takel by the defondants
oounsel. County Attorney Nash and w. L.
Crawford, are making vigorous prosecution.
The trisl will hardly be G included this week
The def,ndaRt seepne TO retsin his composura
remafksbly we'll. So far four witnesses for
The etste Law, been examined, and oil give
substantially the same testimony. that Bull
lard on TIT 10Th of August WA ia tie gro
cery of Ffith's, and wbile there defendant
stesped in The door and said, "BulMrd you
have walked up the wrong passenger" Builard
pulled out his watch and replied that it was
half.psst nine o'clock, and defendant had
better 90 to the msyor's office; defendant
cursed The deceased and at The same tims
drew and presented pistol; deceased aprhng
forward 10 ward the shot, but was mortally
wounded before doing co; deceased after fall
ing caught defendant by the legs aud cried
out. "boys he has killed nae, but don't lei him
oat aunyo
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san Antonio Items.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, March 4.-Deputy United
States Marshal Goldwaters conduct 10 severe
ly criticised in bringing Captain Benjamin,
marshal of Cuero 10 this city, because he de-
prived Godwstfr Of pistol iD that place.
Goldwster would not show his papers and
was arrested, and retalialei by arrestn.
erjamin for interfering with United
States marshal
Parties from Laredo state thst business Is
booming there ia consequence of It's being
the terminus of three rallroads.
Colouel Pierce has sent party 70 exam
inc sha oountry back of Pedriss Mega,
Mexico, With view Of running his road inlo
that country.
A itlle German gisl this evening was
frightencd to death BY ; large dog jumping
at her.
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cr.mlnnIn as clepurne.

Special TO the Herald
Ceburne, March 2..-2losas Allen, charged
with rape upon the person Of Mrs.. Cynthia
Gsines, on the night of the 18th Of last
November, near Grsnivisw, was to-day
found guilty snah punishment fixed at 80
years ia The peni.entisry at Huntsville. The
jury bad the csao under AMUSEMENT for forty
eight hours. Much int rest was felt 10 the
pfucesdinea. Jim Johneon committed an
assault with intent 70 murder j. II. Daniels
on December lsst, and tried TO get OF oa the
iussnity dodge, but the jury could not view
the mstter ia such favorable light and
assessed his penalty at two years at the same
place.
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1ar.scnna Isens.

Special 70 the Ticrald
Uoriicans, March 2.-The killiEg of Ellis
the supposed borse-IhieE on tho night of the
1st, by tho sberiffs posse, has been ihs topic
Of conversation on tho streets the psst two
days. The coroner's jury returned avsfdic
TO day that oeceased came TO his death by a
pistol shot from one Of the sheriff's posse.
The three officers were bound over 10 appear
before the next grand jury. Public opinion
is very strong against tho oflicsrs.
The depot grounds for the nfrrow-guaGe
were laid out today.
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Many young girls are unfit for active life, and
thousands of mothers drag out a miserable
existence on account of n peculiar fem ale
weakness which they absolutely refuse to cure
Iney are iuil OF aches and pains, are poor,
weak, frail creatures. Irregular each month,
wish pale cas, 'glarlng eyes, shattered nerves
and almost worn cut coustitnt lions. a power
iui combination has been prepared by the med
zeal profession, for the cure OF these seriou. 70
NAL" complaints, and lts action is pronounced
wonderful. Isis known az DR.. Dromgoole's
English Female Bltsors
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Denisoa Items, /.

Special TO the Herald.
Dsnison, March 2.-Jay Gould, General
Eckert A. A. Talmaee, A w. Soper and
other railrosd ard telegraph officials arrived
here tonight and leave for Gainesville, re-
turning IN the morning. when they will pro
coed soush BY special train over the Hous
ton & Texss Cenirsl II Is understood that
Gould IL here in the interest of HE western
roads and wires.
An stiempt is being msde tonight 10
organize a new fire department to hsndls The
city's useless apparatus TIE old depart
ment ssill exiss., but viii hereafter act only
ss a salvage corps.
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pliot point items.

Special TO the lIernIU
Pilot Point March 1.-THE long prom
ICED and anxiously looked for connee-
zion by rail between this point and
the outside world was accomplished to-day
in the completion of the Ttrans- continenta
extension. The recognition of the event.
however, by the citizens, in the way of q
public demonstration, has been postponed.
A gap of six miles remains unfinished
between here and Denton, which will be
speedily closed, and traffic inaugurated both
north and aouth Immediately thereafter.
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supreme Court decisions.

Special 10 tee Herald.
Galveston, March Ain thesupreme court
to-day, the following cases we're decided:
Kochle s. Go. VS.. Cox & Cole; from
Walker. Motion for 8 rehearing sustained
so as to correct judgment for excess.
Mitchell vs.. Ireland; from Gonzales. A
hearing refused.
Burns va Fucker; from Smith. Motion to
dismiss sustained.
Waters vs.. Nelms from Houston. A
reheariug refused.
Millikea VS.. the city council Of Weather
ford; from Parker. Motion to give prece-
dence sustained.
Scrunpret al VS.. Fiquet; from Harris.
Affirmed with damages.
Parks VS.. Nation; from Brazoria. Certii-
cate dismissed.
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DID. fplht II IA impotpIble 10 give, NJ thjs
carly day, cvoo general Wow Of tho cor
oludiog portion u this work, which, after
oil, will be moot interesting ~ VII oissses Of
iesdere. Ie will give II 10 ssid, very full
dhcussion OF the pnpce movements In The
Iaat year OF the wsr, and will present an
elaborate 1efoipe Of the policy Of bic sdmin-
lslritlon a. opposed " the Stephens, Brown
and Toombs policy.
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We have s speedr and positive cure for
Catarrh Diphtheria, Csnker Mouth and Hesd-
sche in Shiloh'a CKtarrh Remedy. A nasal
injector free with each bottle Use il il you
desire heslsn and sweet br-ath. price so.
cents, Sold by Hickox s. Mouse, Druggists,
Cos Main street, ID Has.
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Dyspcpsia and Liver Complaint.

ls it not worth tbs small prizes Of rs conts
to free yourself Of every symptom of these
distressing complaints? If you think 80 call
o. our store snd got bottle e Shiloh's
Vitezer. Every bottle has a printed eusr-
antee On it. Use accordingly, and If it does
you 20 good, it will cost you nothing Sold
BY Hickox Il House. Druggists, sos Main
street, Dallas.
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broke 20 balls 10 young Boxsrdus 10,
Is rdus udtg rife. Capt Bogardus sNld
II was The first lima ha son ever wss delested.
s.. r. McIIhenny won lne shotgun offered
NJ prize by Capt Bogarins. Lilo broke ID
oon tectiijve bnllg
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., me bett Is always tho cheapest; but when
the DsSt ,os,s no more than an infeiior artiola
~ Is ms Gaze wi h BLACK WELLS FIR -
GRANT DURHAM BULL SMOKING TOE C-
70, 1t Is easy 10 see why ali smokers should
tnrlit on having il. Your dealer keeps il.
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ic siFlo Afs s-tclAc lc-- i1a s.lClI
rai ild'l1-tlonl &C foaLi. rtTvogs Ho-k.
Goa. early issy. ics 1t r-l-rhDoc. &C.. ,
TIL sa1i : oolipe LA gil ere Fcl fee n
itsr-s. Tbs 1saEi rabiF - diiscr4f-
1f 1zIs'c1z-s IN e5th AEerica S6lC
,li--- -r1s,f alg8itn- - t8a k-s- 5crr,5
2. t-uss. 1isiios y 4tv Yes 90.
M Es-r
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Prescription Free.

FOR the speedy curn of spermstorrhpa, sex
MAJ Debility and Inpoteacv. most drupe,Ats
have tne medicinea We wish 10 on IKE
curse ~ ouf cFiiizstiou. Az ress, a. Louis
Gnrstiys inatitata, ST. Chaf.es st., b. r<ep
Gnl and 7lh, 81. Louis. Lio.
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Mouse.


WaSiington, March g. Alter the reading
If n Q urnsl .meisaee wss received from
the pre,ie NJ, wpich supposed 10 be ;
veto message on the funding biz.
On motion f Mr. blount Of Georgia. the
senate hm' Ddmcrts 10 tie sundry civil appro-
priation bills we're non c, incurred in ard =
committee of corfercI &c ORDERED. Suhse
queDtly MesSfs. Blount, McNanOn and Mon-
foe we're appointed ,ssuch committee
On motion Of Mr. Bragg Of Wisconrin,
chsirmhn Of the commute on war clnims.
The rules were suspended AID the bill pssttd
70 make an upp nprialioD for the payment
of claims repole IS allowed the commn-
sioner ofclame.
Me Cobb, of Indisna, submiGiel a confer
ence repor. on tho District Of Columbia ep.
proprihtou bill.
Tho presidents veto rnesssge was then at
1870 isken from the speakers table and
read by toe clers The reading having been
cencluied, Mr.. Tucker Of Virginia, moved
that the message be printed and laid on the
table for future c. nsiderstion.
Mr.. Robson, of New Jersey, moved TO
proceed To the consideration Of the message
mmediately.
The yeas and nays were ordered, on Mr..
fuckers motion, and Il was agreed to--yeAs,
1873; nays, ll6 The message remains on The
speakers table.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York. moved 10 suspend
The rules and ptss the aDp0rti0nmanf hill On
4 basis Of 307. This meetirg sith oppcsi-
ton on the republican eide, Mr.. Cox 20
amended The bill ~ !, bsve votes taken on the
Iumhers AZ 323 $40 3l5. 3O7. Ard when
number shali sgree on any number 70 have
the bill with the second and third sectiors Of
The origissl bill put on ia passage with de-
bate o. diistory mosiorE.
Mr.. Conger raised a point Of order against
be proposition Of Mr.. Cox modifying by
striking oui the words, ''Or dilst0ry moti0ns"
At The expiration Of the hal hours de-
bstp, Mr.. Corgor, reservirK The right f1r
himself and irizsss to refuse 70 vote II d.
lirtbe nnsd8 further obirr'irs & tbn
proposition snd tie rule beng fuspended
10 accofdance Herewith ne houss frst pro
ceeded 20 vote on ftciior So This &c To-
vss objected to-Teas ll9. Days 1872. ard he
vote va taken - saci7n 3l9. This nsm-
Ter was sgaiH azreod to-yesi 15c
nays. 123 The result vas received win
SINE arpsus- On tbe Republican i'd.
Mr.. KiIlirg.r vs. he sn'r rrpu5 irsn who
voted N ne rec.lte. vile ths fsiIsuine
dernoefais rrt.d in tae s1f-ma Use. M-.sss
Bslzb01ver. 3 ,kreil. q frrt1. F-tsn. Hli
hut-hirson. tsr. k'-tarIrr. q S1ulh
Cs-uiius; 1i.iusn. Vie er1 Wright
~. Coz ittn a.. % rat D. i'tsl Cd 'o
fbi1s b. ti.e detii 2 Of re f1.jS-itt. end
tb1uE1 he would 49, agsisi ii.e tH ~
roulf p'sfrm 81 dag I'D rfssslt i ln
TrrpeT ftrp..
TIE bill - ite1 p.ssel-teas As. rsTs
ia ari t-1r fes 81 ioIor-
5.rin 1h4 fr1la 80 a''sr o. 81 q
N-fCh 1a-l tte fnnse - rerf.satfs.Is.s
efaI 81 f..lrr.r-1 - SO ma. ~. 4.
b frp1rl'1tr1 str.1E he serer.I
si-les = = o.. Al.ta-a. q 1rf-tass. s.
Cs|i.rlil q c. T-i. i q 'rfatir1t
'r1.e-re !. 81 r.la 2. G-sr.i.. ~. I|i1r'I
-, I1li1h., e. It-.. 10 ka1s.s. g Ken
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EEDTa's PEf-Is g9sio f.erirt-. t1s
o,r1Afh vita tns arlrr r-itc fie, tf -i4es
I'or. r.rss t,-lsto f1r y tsr a1l rrrs. iTs-
2 rsia. Tor t.-s ~ I1rr q ip1a ed NJ
H,rt-l 4 go. Dslils. sn1 ~ 81 lrr..r.s-t ia
1esas-
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rIEs fl.t -..n r. rIs 70 - ~ az I'll
-r1 Itffs A q Inr- a. IntIrra| rr1. .1'a-
fI1r. a1Irt I.t - aIr e M. ia. i
N||~F"I 81. AVER rr err G.. 81 TO-
4 fIrn Iafa ~ Nr1t.H E..rar-u.rI rf4
$50 ar.tI My ~ 90 w. anI I'r9r
II--r4s. - rar1. are rrrtl ~ J. frsrr
nIrr1n Is 49, otes
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Gray oomm.udery knights Templnr

NpecIII I'd tIle HtfAIu.
Msrshall, March 1.-The ceremonies o
the constitution and installation of Gray
Commandsry Knights Templar will be held
in Marshall 90 the 9th. General Good, of
Dallas, will deliver On address The Knights
attending will be returned free of charge
over the Texas s. Pacific railroad.
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Eeonnmy fnr ana sIele

In buying Tho med cine knnwn 10 X dnev Wort
~ ~ Orr. yegetsb,e Compound or wonderful
eicany ~ ali diseases OF tho iysrand kidneye
one pecka@e makes ii, quarts Of nedicine.
m Witch. o9nsalns M poisonous liquors, belng
Iueut. o. ~-N''A''F~-
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That II everyone wou.d use Hop Bittors
fte ely there wou'd be much less sickness and
m fei9 In ID world; Bnd people Q G fast 1nd-
Ing this Out, VII lSf'mlli > lice Ing well ri q
trll rs cost by is Us. VS. ADVISE eli 20 Try
i6--U. & A x shes er, n. Y.
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Make from s25 to eco per week selling goods for
4. Q. RIDEOUF & CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send for ,heir Catalogue sDd terms.
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A Pure aud directive uair prcsaiug.

Coo paine, a compouod OF Coooannt oil,
brautine- the hair nd Is sure to sllsy all iich-
ing aud irritation CT the scalp.
Tue utcriorty Of sarnetl'. F1syoring Ex-
tracts consllts In their perfect purity and
atreurlh,
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-,-kectors Vital Restorative curce nervous
liability $50 certificates of rama in adver-
sameDt in another COLUMN.
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EEN FACTKESS,
just open the door for her and Mrs. VIA
slow Will prove The American Florence
Nightingale of the Nursery or this we are
so sure, that we VIII teach our as ls,'' to say
"a bles ing on Mra WiDsljw W" for helping her
t. survive AM escape the gripping, coIisicg,
md teethia, ssige. Mrs Winalow's 500 hi z
syrap elleyes the chd f;om puin, aud cures
dysentery and diArrhoea. 1t softens the gums,
reduces inns maiioj4, cures wiad collie, a d
period. IL Performs precisely what ii pro-
fearea to perform, evsrg part of it-notliing
less. We hays never .cen Mrs. Winslow--k
her only through the preparation Of her
Soothing syrup for Children Teething " If
we haa tie power we would make her, us sne
Is, physical saviour to tn9 infant race sold
by all druggints. - cents a bottle
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VOC, rrnrr rlnx b vpnrrnnten

70 care burns, old sore, cuts, brulses, in
famed sore eyes; rlio ealls and cua IN
hGrhes. Browns Arnica 5alve
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CONGR EssH0NAL.
Senate.


Washington, March 2,---The credentials OF
Samuel Bell Maxey, reelected senator from
Texas, we're pre- sented By Mr. Coke, read and
FL d.
Washington, March S.-The Supplements
report on The funding tiil received from the
house on the previous evening was laid DO.
fore the senate by the vice-president, road a
second time ard referred TO the finance com
miitee. N
The chairman of the subcommittee on tn o
subject reported back from the committee on
appropriations with amendments, the def
cheney appropriation bill.
The senate insisted on it's emeIdmonts to
the sundry civil bill, and appointed messTs.
Beck, Davis, Of Iowa, and Window confer
ence on the bill on the part of the senate.
The regular order being the calendar, Mr..
Harris moved postponement to take up the
house bill TO incorporate the Cherokee u
Kansas railway company.
A long discussion followed on whether the
treaty rights of the Indian territory, through
who're lands the road passed was sufficiently
preserved by bill
The bill was finally taken up--ayes, SO ;
NAYS. %; but after further brief discussion
WAS laid aside without action.
On motion of Mr.. Wallace, the deficiency
appropriation bill was taken up in committee
of whole The bill was read The amend
ments Of Che senate committee were agreed
70 il as read.
Mr.. Wallace and other members of the
commiite on appropriations, raised the Gus
lomary points OF orderagsinst the amend
ment.
Mr.. HoAr asid ns the democratic side had
manifested no disposition TO regard the
amendment with isvor he would not press II
further. The smendmert was accordingly
withdrawn and the matter dropped. Tho
bill Was then reported 10 the senate, read a
third lime and pared.
The appoiiionment bill WIS read and re-
ferred 70 the committee on census.
At 5 p IN, on moiion of Mr. Wallace, re-
cess wa, taken till $3.50 p m.
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L. RroWn,s tar sroches.


For sora hroat, ana GEARING and strength
enlng tbs voics. For yale by all drGegisis.
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Habifusl ccsiivenese, the cause of SO many
trrnhles, lowness OF apiritr, dlzzlnets Of lbe
head IS OF memory indigastjo. ilaLuleuce,
Dsailrg OF the heart, pervnuIncls, ali these are
curtd by Giles' In proved Mandrake P.ils.
Giles' Pills cure govt,
Sold by I'll druggiBts Bend for pamphlst.
DR.. GIJEs,
l2O West Broadway, New York.
Tfifl siza 70 cants
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? Her1ld-
ksrrh 4-Dr. Carrie. s1coessor
!, as prnsi5sst Of he Peabody
bis cry ard isotarsd to-nieh
. 70 = large audience On e1u
lad s1rs ere here snd gave 1r
''eir ptrlsIfl kn 81 ihs FIR
v-rine EaEfre 3 rsr51s
n. Dlrr- = member Il lhe
cub. 40 ussd q ftoi saa ssd
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Gfylr0Rln0hin

Dogs trnnsm.tiJ through their teeth. Teeth
should kept Gear from Virus Use Sozo-
GOAT, keep the human teeth clean and no
damsge con be done by the man wac says TO
his girl, al feel iige eating yon up, dearett. -
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Il. W. s,ockine, snd the isrminsl
lrcrsrs. &c. TIE event was col
boz flles ss.<il-1dog. etc. Ali
! .s a pcpuission Of about three
|hich j. being ircrested eaily. The
= lois is on he 15'h.of the present
j. erpect1d i VII bring many
prrs % invest And locste THIS
a-kabls quiz g. f.ntier fuvn.
|sris are mol bli'i ia. tut vi -
tms Tor t''r fiofk SESSION, which
nc4 about Jane H.
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Authorizations.

Special 70 TIE Heral8.
Abilene, March ? This place was reer
lsrly opened by the railroad company fol
busots. Ne4s.V bs Ia srrirs; az the ,ermi
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Tns Florence Nightingale of the Nur-
6ery


The following Is an attract from. iotter
written 70 the German Reformed Messenger,
al Chambenbursh, Pen ::
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-06

Failure OF a San Francisco Editor to
Combine f'aEors.

The wretch who rum, the Stock Err
charge wrote an article on pretty ser
Want gir,s, in which the following pas
sage occurs:
No one VINO ,,As an eve fer tie beau
tif,,! will have in q tas:efuily furnished!
ho Sc AN old or ils-favored female do
niesti,'. S..c h Il person is :, rrprnich to
p ,int ing-, fr4sro. furniture and nric-::-
hrac. A neat, tidy, rosy, plump servant
girl, as near the i'itern .: a Vatican
shepher,less as it is possible to get her,
will ad! immensely to the decorative
art character of the house.
Then he went up TO the Labor Ex-
change and selected! the I'luinptst and
prettiest CIR! he could find, and told her
tn call at No. -, Bush street, next
day. His wife, who had read, the arti-
Gle, WAS quite prepared, and Oh seeing
the girl called her husbands attention
to the fact that light golden hair ans:
blue eyes hardly harmonized with bright
red curtains and the EaEdyke brown
hue of old mahogany furniture. "Seenls
to me, however, that Il yellow !ironn-
stick would combine nicely with your
dark hair" and while his wife was hunt
ing for the weapon, he tod the girl III t
there was a family in the next block
ust dying for her services.
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HARRY GEORG SIS BOOK.


Mr.. w. NJ. Cavanaugh, who is visit
lag Carson in the interests of Appleton
& Co, the book publishers of New Yor!
says that the sale of Harry Georges
new book, progress and Poverty" has
been something phenomenal. "Such
success was never before achieved by IA
new and unknown author. The house
ut first feared tn take the book because
it was by Il new author, bat finally did
So with considerable misgivings. They
knew it WAS Il great book, but looking
ut it purely from Il financial standpoint,
doubted that the public woud grrer-
ally take to Il work of such depth. Well,
the book was published, and the :e
viewers on both sides of the All mite
had nothing hut the highest words OF
pr sisr. The london magazines unhes-
itatingiy pronounced it the greatest
book of the century, and ii has now
reached its seventh edition. Recently
an order came from Berlin for ten
thousand copies printed in Germa',-"
Yet Mr.. George is the man whom san
Francisco editors used to call all ass.
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The ENjaTetiom suit.

The Reno Journal, speaking Of the
injunction suit, says:
This is IA contemplate move to delay
the building oft Asylum, aud is solely
due 10 tho, feelingof hatred some of the
klpinites and other Carsunites entertain
toward Reno. We have no i>Ee:. but
tI'at the delay will only be temporary.
TIE Courts should kick tie case out as
soon as possible.
The move comes from the Stockton
Asylum contractors, who joined forces
with Reno last winter to get the Asylum
located there, t!iat their contract might
ran on a while. The Reno peaple fell
very grateful for the assistance Of Lang
don and Clark during the Legislative
session. How do they like these peo-
pie now
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-06
kke'kS askS EHE.
The Great Artist Who WIZ Next Enter-
pref 1t ia Carson.

The box sheet for Keene's imperson-
alton of Richard III will De open at
FoX's book store tomorrow rl"rning at
S o'clock. OF Keene's Richard, the st.
Louis Times says: "The house was
crowded to the door. Mr.. keei,'s YER
Satile qualities find ample expression in
Richard. He does not rant to excess.
His lines are fnrtibly uttered, and h
developes throughout tue action evi-
.lenres of the closest study. He pre-
sen,eu powerful realism of terror in
the tent scene. His Magnetism is most
impressive, and the house is carried
away by the fire and energy and pas
sion of his delivery. The subtle viii
lainy and cool hypocrisy found finished
Treatment at the hands OF the new
trageditn. He has a face admirably
:dapted for heavy character; fine,
broad, intectual ans! plastic. His rceep-
,ion last evening WIS I'll that 4 Success
ful artist could wish.