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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04
Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald


GALVESTON, December 3.-This morning
the attorneys for Henry Homberg, the ux-
orcide, made motion for a new trial in the
Criminal District Court, which was over
ruled by Judge Cook and notice of appeal
was given.
Walter Bray, sailor, was tried be-
fore the United States District Court
to-day and discharged. In the trial
oi the case testimony was induced
that the Mates and Captain of the Ameri,
can big Flora Gordale had cruelty treated
Bray ON the high seas and the court or
dered the Marshal TO take them into Gus
tody, and directed the District Attorney
TO prepare proper charges against them.
captain Davis was at snce ar
rested on the charge of cruel
treatment of seamen on the high
seas and was released by the court in bond
OF 81 600 for his appearance.
Horatio A. Morse, present Deputy Dis.
trict Clerk, has received the appointment ms
Clerk of the Court of Appeals, to succeed
MS brother, DIR. Charles A. Morse,
recently appointed Clerk of the Supreme
Court at Austin.
Real estate transfers, amounting to $33,
S1, were filed here for record this week.
Deaths for same period are II; adults seven,
children five.
Cotton .on ship-board for distribution,
foreign and cOastwiso 6,iSS .bales total
weeks exports q $40; seasons total export
l6i ,3O9i to-day's receipts 3,0s7 sales $40
bales. Quotations unchanged; market
closed steady.
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rennsNlynnIn PolItIcInn.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-The Seven.
teenth of the eighteen members of the
Pennsylvania delegates held a conference
this morning, at which, after some
discussion, all members present agreed to
support General Keifer for Speaker. The
absentee was Bayne who sent word that he
will vote for Mr.. Hitchcock. II was also
determined by seventeen members TO sup.
port VIM. Burn, Register OF Wills of
Philadelphia, for election ss Sergeant.at-
Arms. Five Of the members announced
themselves In favor of Edward Mcphsrssn
for the position OF Clerk of the House, but
II was finally decided that the delegation
should not make any effort TO elect any
Pennsylvania man 10 that Office, but favor
It's being given to some New Yorker, prob.
ably Mr.. johnson. The result ofths Penn.
sylvania conference is generally regarded as
highly favorable to the prospects of Kei.
iers success, but other prominent oandi.
dates still profess undiminished confidence
II was announced that Mr.. Klein's name
had been withdrawn from the list OF candi.
dates for the office OF Clerk.
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NEWARK, N. j., December S.-Counsel for
the directors OF the Mechanics bank an
nounees that the directory yesterday agreed
upon an agreement of re-establshment of
The bank, and to raise funds with a
view to an honorable adjustment
OF all claims Of stockholders, depositors and
other creditors, Particulars win shortly be
made Known. The receiver Of
Ine oanG says that il the
arrangement would 20 imo eff
feet it would cost the directors more than
one. million dollars, and would RESULT in
saving the bank. From several sources
1t is learned that the stockholders
will probably lose the value of stock and
that depositors will receive small per cent,
except those amounts that are under twenty
dollars '"'"''
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Hallway News.

ST., LOUIS, December 3.-Gencral Dodge,
President of the Pacific Railway and the
American, international & Great North.
ern Construction Companies, says the New
Orleans Pacific from Shreveport to
New Orleans will be completed
by the first Of the year. A branch of tho
Missouri Pacific is TO be built from
Alexander to the State line of
Arkansas, where connection will be
made with the Iron Mountain.
Before the expiration Of the coming
year direct Communication between 81.
Louis and New Orleans will be established.
aud the combination will he known az tho
81. Loui, & New Orleans Short Line. The
international 4 Great Northern
ffnm San Antonio 10 Laredo, Texas.
will be finished by December 18TH,
and as soon as the work Is completed an
iron bridge Is 20 be built over the Rio
Grande, and the Mexican extension will
then be knewn as the Mexican Oriental
lnteroceanic and International Railway.
Company. II will be 100 miles In length
and run almost In an air line from Laredo
10 the CITY Of Mexico.
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Destructive Fire at Sherman...M. L.
Church Conference Notes..
Items from Austin.
Captain of an American Bris ueld
at Galveston for Cruelty to
His Seamel,
Gases Before the Supreme Court at
Tyler Tuesday..-Cotton Notes.
Track OF the Missouri Pacific Within
Fifteen Niles Of Waco.
Other Interesting State News.
Austla.

Austin.
Special TO the Herald
AUSTIN December ga detachment of
Captain oglesby's command left to-day for
Rio Grande City, to investigate the reported
murder by raiders, of the Sheriff and some
citizens of Starr county.
The Commissioner of the Con.
eral Land office gav, the fol.
lowing figures to-day The reported
apparent balance of the public ,n4ii.nn mb-
leet TO location. September, lSsp ~, H..
Wu,VV acres; issued since, l7,23 .,s,l, de.
euctlohs Tor estimated acres in
opa,lish u surveys, between Mexico
anu 'he MO Hrandc, not here deducted
nou, @ 'no CONAN, l,WO,O00 acres: the
amount embraced in what are termed nav.
igahle streams not heretofore ded"c,sa
10000 acres; besides this there il ''b 10 bc
deducted the unknown omouot NJ
of $40 acre tracts in orraniuaa ~THn,l
counties, the amount in excess of old s,r.
yeys throughout the State, showing that
the oldest standing claims against The
state are in excess of the available
domain by several million acres.
The Governor to-day approved tbe in.
spectlon by General Hnrdeman, of the
twenty miles of the III Paso & Rio Grande
itallroad, lately completed.
W, M' strickland, of McCulloch county,
not belllg able to account for fifty head OF
cattle IN his charge has been arrested
western capitalists engaged in the Austin
& Northwestern Railroad enterprise say
they will put dollar for dollar with thc
iexas people in the erection of factories ON
the Colorado river. ~
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Honicides

ST. LOUIS, December S.--Two men named
Hunt and Dunklin, between whom AN old
feud existed, met on a road
two miles from Fillmore Thurs
day, and after some hot words
Hunt shot Dunklin through the head, kill.
ing him instantly. Hunt surrendered to
the authorities. w
SELMA, ALA, December 3.--On Tuesday
difficulty occurred at Rchoboth, Alabama,
between Captain Jones, a prominent mcr.
chant of Mobile, and Max & Morris, mer.
chants, during which Jones was fatally
stabbed. He died last night. The trouble
was about business settlement,
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Caucussing.

WASHINGTON, December 3.--The Republi-
can members, elect assembled at noon to-
day in the hall of the House of Representa-
tives, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates to fill the various elective
offices. Jay Hubbell, of Michigan,
called the caucus to order shortly after II
O'Clock, and Robeson, of New Jersey, was
then selected as Chairman of the caucus,
Miller, OF Pennsylvania, as Secretary and
McCook, of New York, Updegraif, of Iowa,
and Mcclure, of Ohio, as Assistant-Secre-
taries, Roll call was responded to by LAG
Representatives, including j. Ii. Smith, of
New York, and ]. w. White, of Kentucky.
The li6th regular Republican was absent.
Nominations for the Speakership were
then declared to be in order, and candidates
were placed as follows Frank Hiscock, of
New York, by Representative Camp, of
New York; James w. Keifer of Ohio, by
Representative Hazelton of Wisconsin;
John A. kassOn, of Iowa, by Representative
of Minnesota, by Strait, of Minnesota: God
love S. 0rth by Representative Calkins: j.
G. Burrows of Michigan, by Howe, of Mich
igan, and Thomas h. Reed, of Maine, by
Lindsay, of Maine. A motion was made
and advocated briefly by Bayne of Penn
sylvsnia, that voting be viva vocc, but
this was voted down and bal
lotng was then proceeded with resulting
as follows: Keifcr, 50; Hiscock, A. Kas-
son, 10; Reed, 10; Burrows, 10, 0rth, s;
Dunnell, 4. Total, lag; necessary to
choice, 81.
Second ballot--Keifcr, '55 Hiscock, 4;
kasson, l6; Reed, -; Burrows, TO- 0rth, s;
Dunnell, ?. Total, li5.
Third ballot-keiitr, 55; lIiscock, 49,
Kasson, 10; Reed, l2i Burrows, 10; 0rth, s;
Dunnell, 3,
the sixteenth ballot, when Koier received
03 votes and the caucus nomination. He
gained l6 from Hiscock, 10 from Burrows
and from kasson.
Mcpherson was nominated for Clerk on
the first ballot by vote of92 against II for
Rainey, and the rest scattering.
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$4,000 damages and s,som -,
damages for the killing Of hHnuuEent
td nahd IN an accident az y.cnn er nus
Inc Jury gave verdict for the avaSonv,iie. raiS.v
gu points JamesF, Lyde sued ssrrSad GU S,. ,a, on
uatnages, lie was brakesman w enS Giouv w
Sprsnsd iprs "sn between the cars at TayIor Ns Os
aiei or SSSs Ss IN ~ late this evening with yers e
by the railroad Judge Baker " =, carried up
both sides. 'on''' defended
~ General Na Manager Hoxie stopped hsro
,hls afternoon on his way fnmp fp'J msre
19e IN ias. spike of the completing conner,ing tng
9s Pine Ine Pacific Railroad with the TeSss .
the bsinT iH,or AS assistant general manager Of %
last sniIn lon snic raelnc years ,aeo he drove tho
cisco amy n1,s1hlng nnn, h the line 10 San Fran.
New Orleans. '0'" sun FRANCISCO to
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Special to the Herald
ooHsloANA, December IA ma, ron,o,
james Green, from Madison who haa "Iu'ea n"s''
SICK ior some time, was found veltsr,nD u.Im -
blood and stif' in death tb;s S,s nnal, III
at the Horton House Tbsr. n's A
three other men sleepine % u were
room and were not awakened hv " ~ sne
tim, The Coroner's jury soum, ,"v VIC
verdict that he came to his death Nv ~.
own hand in cutting across his let, .rn' n,'
wi'n a razor and severing an artery wha.a'
py ne hied to death. The deceased h'a
@ 9een very respondent for .a, n~u
DAYS, and had tried to nroonr ~, some
anyin II 70 commit suicide. Lack os iaud-
ane e III health, together with an nneai.,y w money
could be asscrtained "e' US lar us
~ mas neen ascertained that porls r,
rah away with his aged w's.,s arhs, VINO
% aiso TOOK two girls who wrrs hnmao,sy,
Willie w.,h ner along with him. The pJirlIu,ng girls
merry store here. '"i's IN milli'
ION Mall route 1880 will be cbon.o, o. a..
ff-tn INST, from the Narrow EanOa "n ~ .,le M
Dresden, to Corsicana, P''"s mn, VIA
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An Adrsit Thief.

CLwstAsp, o., December S.--To-day,
while d. Bells, President Of the Commercial
National Bank, who had been cutting OF
coupons OF some railway and bridge
bonds, was converting with q friend
u his .,i Glise ;a ~ lninssn uni SNr,,, man Who who had
some time sohly approached the table,
which the bonds had been plaesi
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Exposition Notes. .

ATLANTA, December "a public recep-
ton was given by the Exposition managers
at Judges Hall yesterday. Addresses of well
come were made by Director-General Kim
ball and Governor Colquitt, and responses
by Governor Bloxham and Hon. Il. X. Eos
ter, on behalf of Florida, and by Charles
X. Jones, editor of the Charlotte Observer,
on behalf of the North Carolina press
There is daily increase in the number of
visitors incoming trains being loaded from
all directions.
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Cry OF Mexico, November SO.-An at
tempt was made on Saturday to murder
Governor Manuel Lerdo, by two men who
had been instlgated by political enemies
Much party feeling has existed.
General Ord has gone to Oaxia as a re-
preventative Of the Mexican Southern Rail
road to be present at the Inauguration Of
General Diaz as Governor of that State, and
was especially sent by General Grant.
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weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, December 3.-The weakly
statement of the Associated Banks, issued
from the clearing house to-day, show the
following changes; Loans in
crease, $572, 800: specie decreasr
sl,7033OO; legal tenders increase, 500, 100;
deposits decrease, S12s, 500, circulation, in.
crease, $l3, 800; reserve decrease, 81, ,lOl, ,O75.
The banks now hold $3.50 s75 less than legal
requirements.
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The New York Stock Market.

New YORK, December S.--The stock mar
det opened irregular, the only important
change in quotations being an advance
OF l per cent. on Nashville e. Chattanooga
Speculation was feverish and unsettled.
and at first board the entire list
became weak and declining, and
was recorded from to | per cent,
which was marked in Wabash & Pacific
Texas Pacific and the trunk lines. Prop.
critics of Richmond & Danville were, how.
eyer, strong, and sold up from per cent. to
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Tyler.
Sneclnl 10 ihe nnrnlh

TYLEn, December 3.--The following cases
were decided by the Court of Appeals 10.
day David Kemp VS. the State;from Cory
ell County; Gen. Daniels vs.. the State;
from Morris county; Joe. CARROLL VS.. the
mandcd.
Sandy Thompson vs. the State. from
Washington; Jno. Petty VS. the State. from
Washington; Jesse Henry vs. the State
from Houston; James Austin VS.. the State,
from Denton G. Il. Sowell, ct al. VS.. the
state. from Kaufman affirmed
H. Hustled vs., the State, from Dallas
reversed aud dismissed. Ira Smith, OF al,
VS.: the State, from Cherokee appeal dis.
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Iiryan.


Bryan, December s,-Dr. Dunham lee.
turcd here tonight and made good deal
of fun for the multitude. Though he Incl.
dentally mentions that he attended college
one time, he slaughters the English gram.
mar In every sentence. However, his talk
is worth the admission fec, which IL
nothing.
About 800 were needed to pay Off the in.
debtedness Of the fire company, and the fol-
lowing plan was adopted TO raise the money:
il was agreed that the engine would
be named for the most popular young lady
In town, the same TO be determined by bal
lot aud q fee OF ten cents
TO be charged for each vote.
Miss Hattie Webb was the successful can
didate, she having received I ,200 yotes,a ma.
jority Of l0 over her competitor. The con.
test was rather exciting.
Another show is advertised TO be in
Bryan.
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Accidentally Killed,

CnAsLEsroN, December 3.-Arnold W.
Vanderyoorst, prominent citizen of
Charleston and owner of extensive rice plan
tations on the coast, was killed Thursday
on kiawah Island by the accidental dis.
charge of his gun while deer hunting. lie
was y member of the Society Of Cincinnati.
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and coolly walked away. The bonds were
not missed for nearly half an hour. The
bonds are all negotiable, and consist
9t $o,W0 of Milwaukee & ST
raui sinking fund second mortgage
ponasi S6,OOO first mortgage; $1,000 Of the
s,nklng s,, dg iundi $4,000 of the consolidation;
9Il,oyu OIL chicago Milwaukee first mort
and 5000 of Chicago & Atchison Bridge
Company's bonds; total, Sll7 600.
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NFVVIHI 10 TIt HtTNIU
SHERMAN, December 3-At o'clock this
evening the old Bell Datsell's stable, on the
south side of the square, was discovered to
be on fire. The stable was completely
destroyed with feed, etc. The stock
and buggies were removed The adjoining
buildings were badly scorchcd. Insurance,
5000, In Royal, Franklin and North Brit.
ish Companies. Ben Brewer purchased tho
stable some eight months ago, paying 81, 800,
and was insured for about half the value OF
the building
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LIE hOOUUlAlED PRESS.
Mr.. keifcr, of Ohio, is Nominated by
the Republican Caucus for
Speaker of the House Of
Representatives.
An Adroit Thief Steals a Box Contain.
ing Negotiable Bonds in the
Presence Of the Owner.
A Prominent South Car0linian Acci.
dentally Shoots Himself While
Out Cunning.
The Guitean Trial..Pr0bable Resurrec.
tiOn Of the Newark Bank.
A Chapter Of HOmicides and Casualties
...Weekly Bank Statement.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
The Guiteau Trlal..PrObable Resurrec.
zion Of the Newark Bank,
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Tho Guitenu Trial

WASHINGTON, December S.-There was no
apparent diminution in the crowd that
pressed for admission to the courtroom this
morning, notwithstanding the general i'm
preston that Guiteau having left stand the
proceedings for day or two would be of
an uninteresting character. The num-
Der OF applicants for tickets was
fully as great as upon anv
other day, 1t was soon whispered about
the court that the defense had subpnnaed
President Arthur, Vice President David
Davis, Speaker Randall and Senator Bay
ard to appear in court this morning, and
the interest in to-day's proceedings was inn
mensely increased
Court opened at 10 o'clock, and Scoville
began at once by calling Colonel ]. A. Burn.
side, distributing officer of the Postoflice
Department. Witness formerly lived in
Freeport, Illinois, and knew prisoners
family. Mrs. Guiteau was an invalid and
he seldom saw her
Chas. G. Allen of Missouri, lived in
Freeport in 1887 and 1910 and knew the
Guiteau family. Mrs. Guiteau was in feeble
health, and before the birth Of the prisoner
was for some time confined to her bed.
IulOIg "a plOTIS, Vi OHlCuhO, knew
Guiteau in that city by sight as a young
lawyer. Five or six years ago the prisoner
overlook witness and handed him his bust
ness card; did net speak with him above
three minutes; witness saw Guiteau per.
haps dozen times at the National Repub
lican Committee rooms during the Presi
dental canvass;the prisoner came up chin
gleeiully and patting him on the back
said: You are on the right track" witness
never saw Guiteau doing anything at the
committees rooms other than read
ing papers; he seemed to have
no special employment; he thought
Guiteau had badly balanced mind
but never discovered anything to indicate
he could not distinguish right from wrong
The evidence created quite stir in the
courtroom and seemed to stagger those
about the defense table. The sister of the
prisoner. was particularly excited, and in q
key distinctly caught by the reporters, said
" He has peDurcd HIMSELF that is all there
is about II.
Senator David Davis was called, but
knew nothing about the prisoner
Two or three other witnesses were exam
ined, and court adjourned until Monday.
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Waco.
Special to the Herald.

WACO, December 3-The track of the
Missouri Pacific was laid to within ten
miles ofthe city This evening.
The postmaster here has been notified
that the New York and st. Louis mails
w'll be carried by that road after December
10Th, There is hardly any doubt but what
II VIII be finished here by that time
Ihc announcement in the city papers this
morning that General l.. =. Ross had ptfr
chased hall interest in the daily Exami.
hcr ana weekly Examiner and Patron. was
general surprise, TO the public and the
SUBJECT oI u great deal of comment. As he
WI. not engage IN active newspaper work,
nlssi,riehdst ls are at u loss to know the object
OF his purchase.
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housToN, December 3.--In n ,r,,,..e
su''' ~, before the District Court to-day by the
N,'y M..,a asallst delinquent taxpayers, Judge
MoS'eisoh oyerruled the demur.
ie's Oh defendants, He decides that
s'''es naT enforce eollect,on
iof delinquent taxes by suit in the District
court, and that taxes are n lion even rno,,
homesteads, for which decree of earslpoa uPon
ure may be rendered. VI 'orecios-
q mas; mas; A. Whitney, President of tho
nentral arrived from tour over
.ne road to-day. An ominous silence
PSfrvades Spva. officials regarding rumors Of the
bnmSN bhUus,on Y Texas Central going into the
New Orleans tonight. '''' 'o'
me yolksiest Association have a meet
ing tomorrow looking after The disnnted
Chains the surplus money. 'N
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LoNDoN, December 3.-Thc Times in an
editorial article discussing the system of
allowing prisoners to give evidence says:
The incidents of Guitcau $ trial ought not
TO prejudice our decision, in regard to this
important question, his boistcrous sanity
would have Insured scenes at his trial un-
der any system.
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A Big Blaze

PouGHERErsIE, n. Y, December 3.--Tho
Poughkeepsie glass works were
were burned last night, to-
gethcr with large quantities of glass ready
for shipment and in process OF manufacture.
Loss on stock and building estimated at
500 900, but this estimate is regarded as
excessive insurance, $G0,S25, divided
among forty companies. The fire was no
doubt inCondiary.
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Resigned.

wAsumaroy, December 3.-Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury, Upton has ten.
dered his resignation.
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Marshall.


special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, December 3,--Thc Texas An
nual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church convenes In this city next Thurs.
day. Right Rev. Bishop Warren will
preside. Rev. Or. llartsell and many
other distinguished divines are expected.
The brethren are making extensive prepar-
ations for the event and large gathering is
expected.
The day has been wet and dsagreeable.
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WASHINGTON, December 3.--Thc grand
jury found iSindictments in the Star Route
cases, four against Frederick u. Lilly, and
two against George h. Bratt. Bench war
rants were issued for the arrest Of the par
ties.
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CHILDREN'S HATS.

What do you think of these? Trimmed, Hats
and Bonnets fairly slaughtered Amongst
otherswe mention:
Ono lot that has been marked down to the uni.
form price of IS 90.
Amongst which are to be found hats worth
81 90, 50 90 and $40 90.
Bonnets and other Millinery. Bibbon below the
cost Of manufacture.
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NEWARK, n. j., December s,-Councillor
Runger has refused to grant q writ Of error
in the case Of kenkawaski, the Hudson
county murderer.
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Paiestise.

Special 10 tho Herald.
PALESTINE, December 3.-Distdct Court
has been trying two important cases for
damages against the International 4 Great
Northern this week. Mary 0rman sued for
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Won't Join the Republicans.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Rcv. ].
Hyatt Smith, Representative. elect from
brooklyn, New York, announced
this morning that he will not go into Re.
publican caucus, but will vote with the
Greenbackers for Mr.. Ladd for Speaker and
Mr. DE La Martyr for Clerk of the House,
\ MISTAKE.
WASHINGTON, December 3.-The report as
to Rev. j. Hyatt Smith OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ing togointo the Republican caucus is incor-
rect, us that gentleman appeared Mt the last
moment and responded To roll.call.
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DuBLIs, December s-The Frceman's
Jesrnal says Dillon Is seriously III and con.
fined 70 his bed.
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LADIES' HATS.

We are bound to sell, and our prices are going
to sell them We have them in all shapes and
sizes