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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
AT TOE.
PoTG.Ta.C FERRY CO.'S. STE.s.m EEs
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
ri 0 T I Q K

VAN L1N OIOMhO w V Nh
On sud after Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave SIS follows:
Steamer T. Y. ARkOWSMITE leaves Poto
mac Forty Co.'S. wharf, foot Of King street
EVERY SUNDAY, tn ESDAY and II lbs
DAY, st 30 a. u, for Leonardtown ard III
inter mediate landings.
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY MON
DAY, WHDk ESDAY and FRIDAY, St 7 81
Z. In tor Nomini mud Intermediate landings.
GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
=. .. PAOGETT, Agent jyl7
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RAILROADS.

1854 s. -. GREAT 1881
.n,, .,,, PENNsYLVAN1A ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, VEST & SOUTHWEST,
STEEL. RAILS, SPLENDID soENsS
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
May 10th, 1851.
TIMOR& & POTOMAC RAILRCAn a..
nsI Of Sixth and E st1 sets, rs follows; s0''
For Philadelphis, New York and The f;sst 9 ana
IL 81 An. dssly,o1cept Sundsy. snd 2.0N il ~
snd ~ Is p.El daily, with Palace Csrs. l wv
tied :.spress Of Pullman PaTlor Cs.s eSn.
md IL 90 r.. u. deiv, except SUNDAY ma
w. 4c, 10 and 10 Is p. n. daily. "0
Eol Eittsburg and the West S.UU q. NJ, with
parlor rar 10 Pittsburg and Sleeping car -
Pittscurk snd Chicsgo 1880 q. M. ds!iv
$50 9. nl. r:iy, with Palace Gar to Chicago
FcI Osnandaisus and the North, So g. N.
except Sunday and 9.3O .. m. daily, e1ceni
Saturday, with Pslsce Car 10 Cansndsivu,
For Watkins. 1890 a. N. daily except Sun.
day.
ror Sstimore, 8 10, 500. 9. 80 snd 10 ~
200, 70 40, $40, 8. &c, 10 60 and 10. Is n N
Or Sunday, 500 and IL. 81 s.m.; 2.CO, ). Al, 81
IL % anc l0.lo .. H,
For ropes Crock Line, ID 8. m. and 4 40 pm.
caliy, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, + 4U q. u. and 40 D. m. dslIv
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Aie1nhdris 7GO, 20. 20. and ii 20 :.
M, and 1 ZC, b, ~, g ard II 30 p. II. SUN.
day At OU, 3 ~. and II 80 8. NJ and o, N
Trains leaVe AltxaEtris for WssLiu,.or. b n,
e.o5, and 10 4. Ia. and II 10, 3, ., I, sic
p. N. md II night.
On Sunday al 6.u5. nc6 l0a. m. and 70D Ind
6 ~ p, IL.
tt ROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, ri,
SQAntlco and Richmond, will leave AlexsD.
dfla ~ ~ a1d II II 8. N. daily and 52J e.
N. daily, except Sunday. y
Fast msil leaving at II II Z. M, makes bu, ops
stop. viz: Al Qean.ico. between Alexantr,.
Sid .hich riondr
Ei@kets and information can be procured a,
rr;ncipsi railroad stations and ticket Office,
Southeast. j. K. WOOD,
Gen'l. Passenger L seui
eGh.NK THDMSON
General 5fanager. mrlS
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tsssSfsca CLfDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK
Sss4sssaE LY TIC
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PROVT-
DENC& AND BOSTON.
Steamers Leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and lsaye Philadelphis EVERY SAT-
UEDAY.
This line connects st AleIsndris with tie c..
a. & IL. and W s. o, (. Rs, sno a. PbiIedai,
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence and Boston
Freight forwarded with prompsness and care,
free OF commissions. wa "
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia and
wharfage IN Roston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures, Through rates and through hijIs
of lsding given. Insurance st the lowest rates,
Agents:
+. a. REED, Alexandria.
YIN: q YDE s. CO., Philadalphi 10,
JOHNSON s. CO.. Wash. 8 Georgrn.
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w ASEINGToN d OHIO RAIL KUAD

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (HXCkPT sun
DAI) BETWEEN ALS& ANDRIA
AND ROUND Hill,
Beginning May 9, 1881.
Leave Washington. AZ = 70 9. m. and 4W p
N. and Alexandria ut 925 q. m 4 Is p. q.
ase haesourg, going westward, st II 81 s. T.
sna b ~ p. m, and arrive at Round Hi 5;
~ 10 .. IN. and Z ~ p. N. Leave Bound Hill
81 ~ =. m, and II 80 p. N. Pass Leesburg g..
Ing eastward, 1t 6 % m. snd l 10 D. NJ, and
arrive at AleIsndrla ST 8 10 =. m, sud 10
? ?, m m, snd SIS Washington S25 .. N. sLa
3 Is p. N.
~ Passengers from Washington will ,;Es
ths washington and Ohio cars at toe Bs!iiuo'.
q fotonsc Railroad Station at9 Os.m m. snd AZ
2. H. and 80 through TO kuunG Hill without
change Of GELS.
Inc 9.25 an. train from ale1andrs sndl2%
?; m train from Round Hill connect 81! Koult
6lil with Mccoy & Wi3giuton's Daily LiEeOt
Conches Tor SnlckersvilIe, Berryville and VIE
chester; also Res1ner's Line of Oosch 60 which
burg.
Both t7sins. westward, make close connection
y Vienna. With Sissons Line of Stages for FAIR
lax Cour: House.
:Slsa iAnsstion tickets, 81 CTS Per r,ii'
&annal tickets, sec.
b. HAVENER,
"Si-N General Ticket ASef"
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Virsinin Corporation Court o. the city OF
Alexandria. GlArk's OiAce a pr!l 22d, 1881.
This certfcste Of limited partnership Ma pre-
ssnsed and having been acknowledged bIiore u
Notary Public admitted to record
Tssta: MORTON MARTE, CLERK
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The error in writing !ha nsme Sue g. Hici;n.
SOC VISA CORRECTED By making IL Sue ii, 3:c6in.
son before signing.
VIM MENZIES ADAMS,
y U.ary tC0!ic.
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a'SR NEW YORK..
ST2-asSEisS &. T.. E.yRG STsIscD IOR&
EEBSLsS
EFKRY FRIDAY, 1T II No.; and returning,
les7e NeH York, from per Il, East river. KV
cry SATURDAY, ct o'clock 3, N.
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SUMMER REgasETs.
Orkney SPRINGS.
" SHENANDOAH CO.. VA.
SAMUEL III MTLLIN, Prooriator,
A. !!

This large and delightful summer resort, stu.
at7d among the nounts!rs Of The Vslley OF Vir.
snia only II miles aw>y rom Baltimore and
Ohio < L. At Mount .ckson. From this point
passengers lesve for the Springs b9ing conveyed
in elegant Park Wsg nett: over splendid
mountain road. arriving in tine for early ten.
Round trip tickets Issued by railroad com.
panies. Send for pam gbie.
j 4 CHANCELLOR RS Ply. mv1T-1m
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gsREGg. GEEMECAE.ss SEs-
GOOD REASONS FOR TIE DOCTORS
FAITH.

MONROE, Ga, March %, 1890.
We baye for twelve months been prescribing
(''Swifps Syphiiitc Specifc") in the trestmans
of Syphilis sid many Other diseases for which
it lie ommended, and the results have been
most satisfactory, not having been dissppoiDtso
it is recommended 10 cure it stsnds without 3
peer, and that sll tho medical profession Will
sooner or later, be forced TO acknowledge II IN
the treatment OF syphilis b sine goa non.
Il. l. GALLOWAY NJ. u.
j. I. ROBINSON, III. y.
ATLANTA Ca. 3 az q, 1879.
Gre Of our wrrkmen had bad cose Of syphilis
Of iGo years standing and wAs cured entirely
with "Swifa's Spyhiitic Specific"
TIE SWIFT sPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
pris tors. atlanta. &C..
sold BY i, S. LEADBEATER s. BRC.
Gail for copy of icunr Mems Fr;oric."
zyw D. 8. LEADaEATyg, TICS. LgiDnsATsn
L. 5. l4eadbeaSor & Dl}y Bro
2:e., soS 5. Fairsax "a.
&sSSs.affs2zztsho.2 E7os.
DcsleTs IN
gUEE DRUGS and MEDICINES, CEIEMl-
Calls, PAINTS, OILS, fECFklNTa-
b iA&DIUIEi;S GARDEN S&EDG.
SPICES, AGKlCU LIURhG
CEGALCAI,S FlHE HOI-
LET GOODS, &c, &C.
E:cDrietors Of AnocyZe Poc.oral, lii bricetin:.
ointment, t.a2cnce JHInaics Ginger Eui Cough
Sy1Q?, sad i.Kents foE Ayers Medicines. A.Ter-
itrs Nh91Iicsi PsiI:.s sc.
Every c&Ctl will be ;l.2de 30 inalEail tbs higf
TayutsEiOl Of our old establishment! nv ;
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State OF New York, city of New York, TO- wit:
l. VIM. Menzes Adsms, Notary Public for
the city aforesaid, in the Stste of Now York, DO
Hereby certify, that j. L. Tscket. and Sue nj.
dickinson whose names are sigEed to the writ
ing hereto anneyed tasr!ng data on the 10th
dsy Of April 1851. have acknowledged tbs same
before me in my city sforessd
Given under my hand and official zeal this 10th
day Cf april a. d. 1891.
MM MEEZIEs ADAMS
Notary Pm Mic
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LEGAL NOTICES.
fEsHlS Is TO CERTIFY to all wi

TN<H1S IS TO CERTIFY to all whom these
2 presents shsll como that we, whose names
ere hereto subscribed, to wit: j. T. rsckett, OF
the Stste of Virgins, and Sue M. Dickinson a
the city of New York, State Of NsW York, have
entered into limited partnership for the pur-
pose OF trsnsscting and carrying on the whole
sale aud retail dry goods business in the city Of
Als1.rdris. and State Of Virginia under and
by virtue Of the provisions Of the li21 chapter Of
the code of Virginia Of 1873, upon the terms.
conditions and liabilities hereinafter set forth,
to witt
let. The said partnership is TO be conducted
under the firm Of j. x. Tsckett
3D. The general nature IF the business intend
ed to be transacted by the said partnership Is
the wholesale and retail dry goods business.
81. The place of said business is rs follows,
GINA.
4:h. The general partner il j Z Tackett re-.
81 ling in .As State OF VirsiDia, and the special
partner is sue N, Dickinson, married woman,
Be separate and sole tralur, residing in ths city
OF New York, State OF New York.
9th. Tho said special partner, viz: the. said
Sus Ii. Dickinson has contributed to The com.
mon stock OF the ssid firm the sum Of SIS, 7t9.s0
in cxsh.
Ga, Tho said partnership is to commence inn
medisto!y at and otter the making and signing
Of hi; certificate, and is to terminate on the 1871
dAy Of April. il the yeHr 1884. Witness ouE
bards AID seals this 18th day OF April, 1881.
JOHN b. TACKETT. tSCaiI
SUE d. DICKINSON [Seail
[Sue Q. Dickinson changed to sue NJ. Dickinson
before signing. annzies Adams
State of New Y ork, city Of New York, 70 wit
l, VIM. Menzies Adams Notary Public tol
| the city aforesaid, in the St,sa OF New York dt
| hereby certify that the above Dsmed j. Z. Tack
ell, the general partner Of the ftm of }. <
| Tscke!t re!erre 10 in the preceding certificates
| pnraonally appeared before IN in my city ators
said bud m ade oath in Que form OF law Ii st tho
Sum of mUney specified therein &c hsve beeI
cCntribu!ed By the special partner therein
| FAMED 10 tho common stock 10 vii: the sun o.
! tS6 1880 six thousand s0ven hundred aud six
| ty-Eine and y0-lUU dollars, has been so Coutrio
utsd, aud that said sum hes b5sn sctuslly pa!c
In cash. Given under my hard snd Official sea
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

'eherai Hancock Holds Reception on
'he Steamer NJ. John, at which
Distinguished Guests
Are Present.
A"reat Procession Headed by Hancock
Closes the Ceremonies at the
Yorktown Centennial.
The President OF the American Branch
ofthc Land League Appeals TO
lis Friends In America.
treat mnndation Around Quincy,
lllinois--.fiye Men Killed In a
Railway Accident.
other Domestic and Foreign News.
The Yorktown Centennial.

YORKTOWN, Va, October The steamer
Charleston, with the governor of Connecti-
cut, staff and troops, about which some
anxiety was felt, arrived this morning The
pilot didn't know Yorktown harbor. and
anchored at the mouth Of York river until
he could get pilot to bring the vessel into
port. The military review took placc this
morning, and the column was one
hour and twenty minutes passing a given
point, General Hancock aud stair rode Mt
the head OF the line and when they reached
the grand stand fell out and took a position
ON the stand with President Arthur. the
caolnet and foreign guests, while the
column passed in review, 5000 men werc
IN me. Au present We're quite enthusias.
nc over the manifestation of display. The
ehiy colored troops on parade were two
companies from Richmond, Virginia. They
north. ''' Wv
HANCOCK HOLDS 4 PEccr1IoN.
YORKTOWN, October O.-This afternoon
General Hancock gave receptonon board
the steamer st. John, Among the guests
were President Arthur, David Davis the
president OF the senate, the French and
German visitors, Rear Admiral Wyman
officers of the army and navy, members o,
congressional comission and governors and
officers of states.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
PERSONAL.

X. NJ. Staigg, Boston artist, recently
dead, left large estate to heirs.
Right Rev. James Brown, Roman Cath.
hc Dishop'of Shrewsbury, England, Is dead
Mr.. John u. Cough, the great temperance
orator, has rewritten histhreadbare lecture
on Peculiar People"
Judge Folgcr's name having fallen still
born for the treasury, Ex-Governor u. d.
Morgan, of New York, is now spoken of.
The death of the late President Garfield,
II is said, caused the publication of G.. .00O, +.
900 extra newspapers which sold for 81 300
0OO.
Mrs. Elizabeth Petry, one of the oldest
residents Of Shelbyvillc, Kentucky, and of
most influential family, died at her resi-.
dcnce few days ago.
Mayor .Thslcwood, of Cairo, has been
appointed by the city council of that civ
a delegate to attend the river conventionI
TO be held at ST. Louis, and Capt. W. 4.
Halliday is one Of the delegates ut large, ap.
pointed by the governor of Illinois.
The present caar of Russia, il is said,
seems resigned to whatever fate may have
in store for him, often exclaiming III am
ready to meet death when II comes,r but
for all that he don't want il to come.
James Hardin, first engineer ofthe steam
boat Tiger, fell overheard near Memphis u
day or two ago and was lost despite all
efforts TO save him, He left wife and
son.
Mr.. II. b. Chiles of Memphis, gave q sup
per party a few nights ago, and he, his fam
lily and guests, pariaking Of some canned
tongue, were poisoned. II is supposed the
soldering Of the cans Poisoned the meat.
Col. A. f. Rockwell asked the President
to be relieved from his duties as commissions
er of public buildings and grounds. The
office has generally been filed by personal
friend of the president, and II was for that
reason he was selected by President Garfield
His request will probably be granted, but
not Immediately.
Senator David Davis, now president of
senate, II Is said, remarked toa warm per
soual friend just before leaving for the
special session that he hoped soon TO be
able to retire from public life. He need
have no uneasiness on this score, for the
opportunity to do 80 will be heartily ac-
corded him by democrats, republicans and
independents. The top rail Is broken on
,irely In twain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
Tue Trinity h Sabine Railroad Nm.
glheers Return TO Palestine
and Report a Route
Tor the Road.
Governor ThrockmortOu to Address the
Mexican Veterans To-Day at
Anstin..-JOckey Killed.
Death Of the Wife Of the Conut, A
iorney OF Henderson County.
Court Notes from Tyler.
A''er Branch Of the NJ, X. CTR.
H. at Belton--.Acquitted Of
Homicide In Bell County.
other Interesting State News.
Other Interesting State News.

Belton.
Special to the Herald.
Bolton October 2O.-Col.J M Eddy suno.
of the construction. and Major n
~ Martin, chief engineer of the Missouri
hansas Il Texas railroad arrived in tbe
city last evening" and last night thew wero
waited uponby number of our citizens IN
lhe Avenue hotel parlors. The branch into
beiton was freely discussed and action wns
taken towards its procurement. A prono
si'ioh has been submitted to their compapv
by our citizens and they will be introduced
ny Colonel Eddy, and within tbe nov,
tHnlrty Hnny days it will be definitely known if the
branch is to be. built. As Colonel FdJv ''ie IL
ple9aased with what is being done il is onitc 10
evident that we are ali = secmre d",re
for another road. "' sceure
The case of the state VS.. ]. II S,pdors e,,.
me killing Of Sam Crawford colorcd ~,
thls place few months ngo. has
occupied the court room for M nast
two days. The argument was brongbt ia ,Sa "
close lhis evening about five o'cloct and ~ tha
case submitted to the Jury. They aftey ,v
being out about two hours, rendered . u,ri vorl
dict not guilty. '''''" A" 'u''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
\ Disastrous Inundntiou,

QUINCY, ILL,, October 2O.-Dispatchcs
rom New Canton and Rockport announce
disastrous break in the levecs two miles
above SCOTS landing, Water is pouring
through the creyasse in torrents, and
a vast area of highly cult
waited land is being ranidly
inundated. Runners were sent out To warn
the people and the farmers are using su-
preme efforts TO save their stock and
household effects. The disaster, occurring
at this time, is greater than ever before, as
q very large area of winter wheat has been
sowod. Corn and othercrops have not been
saved, and the bottoms are full of cattle.
horses and other live stock both leyees
are are expected TO break If the rise
continues for many hours longer
The water is several inches higher than
at the spring rise. At Hannibal the wntcr
is across the railroad track and up TO the
door of the National hotel. The Keokuk &
st. Louis railroad track is under water
from keokuk TO Hannibal, and the rails at
several points between Hannibal and st.
Louis Will have to be abandoned to-mor-
row. North of Quincy several farms are
oyeriiown by backwater from Quincy, and
farmers are gathering their corn in skitls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
Palestine.
Special to the Herald.

= f'''"l 10 inc Herald.
PALESTINE, October 90 Rev. Father Chin
lard' from Austin has been for the last f,,y
days conducting mission and inhilco sor
vices in the Catholic church. He has vory
large congregations, and considerable reli.
glons interest has been manifested among
that class Of citizens.
Messrs j. W. Armstrong and Mills who
nave charge of the surveying party run.
h'ns lines for the Trinity 4 Sabine railway
were in town this week procuring supplies
and report having surveyed from Trinity
through to the Nechcz river and found
q, practicable route RUNNING from
lrihity, crossing Kantologue creek
Thence northeast to the old town o.
ounpter and thence to Moscow. They re-
ttlrn at once to run another line from Rcd
branch, on the international. to n noint NJ
river. '''" '"o Neohe~
Captain A. Wyschetzki, who for wears
mas oeen chief the International corps of
iano surveyors in the southwest, visited his
headquarters to-day and returns shortly to
the Pecos and Devils river country to c3m. ,S w
plete work there. w '0'"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
The Court WIN Probably Grant Guitean's
Application.

WARRINGTON, October 20.--Scovlle,
Guiteau's counsel, was present in the
criminal court this morning, but after n
private conference with the court and Dis.
trlct Attorney Corkhill retired without
making any argument on the application
for nn order for witness fees, as Il was ex.
pected that he would. u is probable, nc.
cording to Scoville's own statement, that
the court will grant his application to-mor-
row morning without argument, and will at
some tir:e assign associate counsel TO aid in
the defense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
Sow York stock NIarhet.

New YoRK, October 2O.--Thc stock
market opened irregular and has continued
feycrish and unsettled up TO this hour The
volume of business, however, was quite
light, and the fluctuations were confined
within range of q TO y per cent. The
shares most prominent in the dealings are
Western Union, New York Central Lake
Shore, Delaware, Lackawnnna Il Western,
Kansas & Texas, Central Pacific, Erie, Den.
ven Il Rio Grande and New Jersey Central.
New York Central, 1886 SO; Erie, l3 "a;
Lake Shore, Is 5-S; Illinois Central, 129 "a;
Chicago u Northwestern, l23 l.2; do pre-.
fcrred, l32 10 Rock Island, 1873 81; West
.crn Union Telegraph, So 5-s.
sub-treasury balances Coin, T4A,0O;
currency, S4JG6,570.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
To the Friends of Ireland.

BosToN, October 2O.--Patrick A. Collins,
president Of the Irish National land league
of the United States, has issued an addl
to members the league and friends of the
the cause, which begins as follows: "For
ireland the supreme moment has
come, the action Of the government and the
answer of the league reyolutioniscs the sit.
uation.n The concluding paragraph Of the
manifesto of the Irish executive committee
is then quoted and the address contains the
following; " This trumpet, to call to duty
and sacrifice, will be obeycd. In Ireland,
the government and nation, landlordism
and the people stand face to face
prepared for, death grapple, Let us show
them how hope in the United States is
founded by cyory act of head and heart, and
let us respond to the appeal by meetings oy.
crywhcre, and cable to the Frecman's Jour
nal, Dublin, your response for publication" I"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
ST. LOUIS.
'.,N"e OF Young Medical student An
extensive Consoiidatlon-Ne Negroes Re-
turning Prom Kansas. Rtc

-. "~uoh-NegrOes Re
turning From Kansas, Etc.
st. Lors, October so.--WilHam rIpns
aged u years, who came here rom n,
Wayne, lnd., to study medicine and who
sunday night disappeared from the college
to-day was ioand by the janitor in the hath
room with his throat cut and razor
sraspd In his hand He suffered from dvs.
peysia considerably.
An inquest was held on the stranger SIM.
posed to bs Samuel knadson. of Mesouite
Texas, The evidence showed he died ofcop.
sumption. Among his effects was an OK.
press package containing $i5 from A. Eos.
dell. Slater, Wisconsin.
A couple of months since the papers were
tull OF an attempted consolidation between
the Vulcan company, the Iron Nou,,ain
Mining company, Pilot Knob comnanv and
the Jupiter company. A new compnny 1yns
TO nave been formed with a large
capital which would practically control tbe
IRON interests OF Missouri. Opposition 10
.he consolidation vas made BY some stock.
holders Ia each company but the opposi.
8loh ms Deeh overcome in all, save In the
iron Mountain company, and thew now
propose leaving the latter company out,
queer scene ut the depot today was n
small army of colored people rcfurning
rom Kansas to the south. Most of them
mat were questioned had formerly lived in
hrSahsas ahd were anxious to get
back All told the same story
OF suffering and disappointment and
without aslngle exception regretted they
had ever been led ON such a Wild Zoos,
chase. VIZ" t''''
Patrick Rafter, an Irish cooper obout n
years old, got drunk, got discharged. ro
disgusted and cut his throat. He leaves
wife IN poverty, but no children
Thc, wife of DR.. Whittier, wealthy nm,
prominent specialist here, was deserted h,
lcr husband three months ago. They hat
been married about year, and her fsmil,
discarded her when she married. She Inn,
made several attempts to commit suicide
ana TINS morning boldly started 10 m,
river saying she would end her trouble ant
mas not been seen since.
A. Springfield, Illinois, special saws. Mrs
Josie A. Nelson and her mother wa
oaran j. Sage were brought here from Car
ter'llie; Jackson county, and Jailed today
charged with counterieiting. The imnle
ments and materials of the business wer,
captured. Mrs Nelson's husband thc chie
criminal, escaped.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
INDIGNATION NIeetInc.

CHICAGO, October 20.-About 4, I,0OOpersons
attended the Irish indignation meeting at
McCormick's Hall last night and many
were unable TO obtain admission. Judge
MoAllistcr of the criminal court presided,
and speeches were made by VIM
j. Hines, Rev. Dr. Thomas, Postmaster
Frank Palmer, Congressman Davis, Judge
Moran and others. A telegram was re-
ceivcd from Senator Logan expressing the
tirmest sympathy with Parncll, and de.
clarng his imprisonment an outrage Of
free, discussion, Resolutions were adopted
rledging. the lrishmen.o of Chicago to sup
port the land league and call on the Irish
farmers to obey the edicts OF Parnel and
Dillon.