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Special to thelRerald.
Ennis, Jan, 6.-T. w. Morton, a grocery
merchant of this place, sold his stock of gro.
eerioS to A. N. N.Srencer. Being heavily in
volved, the creditors of Morton arc attach
ing HE stock. A lively time is expected.
The weather has cleared up but continues
cold. Business Is again resumed, and the
merchants are all happy. w
, Ihe leap year masque ball, given here bv
The ladies on the 3lst ult, was the crowning
event of the season. y ~
Owing to the heavy cotton crop made in
thlS county, and the time consumed in gath.
erlng it, no attention has been given to the
sowing Of grain. " '-'
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TYIer Hams.

special to the Herald
Tyler, Jan. 5.-In the matter of jeff. d.
Burns w. RuckeB contest for the office of
county clerk of Smith county, Judge Rob.
ertson, district judge, decided to-day, aflor n
thorough argument had been heard, that the
contest lawis unconstitutional and dismissed
tho, contest. judge Robertson read An nble
ana convincing opinion, ombadyiHg his views
lished. '''@' pun
The weather, after one of the most severe
clearing off to-day. "''' Is
Gotten is coming in slow. A great deal is
yet in the fields and gins. ''''' O'A' Is
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,
Double homicide at Cambridge. q.
Ciay County Creditors Attach.
ing the Stock of Goods OF T.W.
Morton at EnRis = Decision
ON n Contested Flee
tion Case at Tyler
Etc, Etc;

A Double Murder in Clay County.
Special to the Herald.
Henrietta, Jan. 5.-Last night at $40
o'clock one of those misf0rtunes that stsrtl,
community occurred at Cambridge. three
miles from here. James Curtis, prominent
cattle man, was shot and killed by Van Rice,
in Sykes saloon. Rice worked for Curtis'
brother some years ago, and because Rice
was discharged he has held a grudgo ever
since. Last night Curti, and Others were
throwing dice for the drinks, whom Rice on
tered. Lie was invited to jsin in tho game.
4, Thls ne refused TO do, but proposed to treat.
Iney all drank. When Curtis treated Rice
refused, TO drink. A few words were ex-
changed, when both parties drew pistols and
began shooting. Curtis fell forward. strucl,
WIN three balls, and died in len
minutes. Nlce received three shots
ana was badly woGaded. lie was arrested
and carried to the doctors Office for treat.
ment. Just as he was placed in a chair in
the doctors room a ball was fred through
the window iuto his breast by some unknown
person, probably friend of Curtis, inflict.
lnig mortal wound. He cannot live
through the night.
James Curtis was of the. firm Of Curti.
Bros, ranchmen, who own q herd of not less
than twenty y'aye thousand head of cattle. sit-
uated in the Pan Handle. He wss man
universally liked, and his death ltartles the
whole community. He leaves wife and one
cllld. Rice was an unmarried laan of dis
solute habits,and leaves friends in Kansas and
some other parts of the north.
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Nominations.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Tho president TO-
day sont to the senate the following nomina-
tons: B II. Flanders, to be assistant treas.
uyr of tho United States at New Orleans.
Collector Of custom,: George p. Fow.
Ter, district Of st. Marks, Florida
Jonathan Ii. Gray, at Alexandris, Va; Ed
ward j. Davis at Galveston, and Sherman
O. Slade, al El Pass del Norte, Texas.
Postmasters; John A. Whitmore, Sump.
ter, 3. o.; John d. Gardner Troy, Ala; and
Berwick Craig, Versailles, Ky.
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Arportlorment OF Rcnrnnen1at,roa

AppOrtiORmeut of Representatives.
Washington, Jan. 5.-In connection with
his remarks on the apportionment bill in tho
house to-day, Mr.. Springer submitted ysri-
Gus ables on the subject and the number Of
members apportiored to each state is axed
rs follows: Alabsma, Z; Arkansas, s; Cali
forra, 3; Colorado, l; Connecticut, 4; Della.
ware, /; Florida J.; Georgia, 8; Illinois, 18;
Indiana, y; Iowa, 10; Kansas, Q; Kentucky
10; Louisiana, 8; Maine, 4; Mary.
land, 8; Massachusetts,, 10; Mich.
igan, 10; Minnesota, 5; Mississippi, 7.
Misaours, 1S; Nebraska, 8; Nevada, l; New
Hampshire, 2; New Jersey, 7; New York so,
North Carolina, 8; Ohio, 10; Oregon, /; Penn.
syvsnia, %; Rhode Island, 2; South Caro-
lima, 6; Tennessee, 8; Texas, o; Vermont, Q;
y West Virginia, 4; Virginia, 8; Wisconsin, s.
The following states would lose one MEM
ber esch: Alabama, Florida, Indians lii
ncii, LousisBa, Maine, Massachusetts, Mary
land, New Hampshire, Ohio, Vermont and
Tennessee. Pennsylvania would lese two
sno New York three members. Arkansas Cali
fOrnia, lows, Michigan, Mississippi, South
Carolina, and West Virginia would gain one
member each; Minnesota and Nebraska. 2
each, and Kansas and Texas, 3 each.
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Tennessee Lerisrntnrs

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 5.-The stl to credit
democrats met in caucus Yesterday and ap-
pointed committee to confer with com.
mittse of low tax democrats relative to the
future course Of the party in the Legislature.
The senate had not yet organized. being
at deadlock between republio
Gratis wa eShiV
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Guartlinr Armnri.a

LondOn, Jan. 5.-By direction of the wal
ONCE strict guard is kept over tho armories
OF the volunteers in the south of London. in
consequence Of the numerous contaminated
attemptsto seize them. Last night was tbe
supposed time appointed for the execution
OF the project, bat no overt act was COM
mitted. S0
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A Petition to ,ho House orCommon.

Dublin, Jan Sat a meeting of tho cor.
poration to-day 1t WAS unanimously decided,
on melton of Right Hon. Wyre Grau, that
a petition be presented by tho lord mayor Of
Dublin at the bar of the house of fcommops.
10 ehtercS strict attention to the laws affect
ing the tenure Of proprietorship of land in
Iceland, and their effect on the general con-
dluon Of tho country, and to the necessity for
radical reform in these laws.
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Railroad Accident,

WILMINGTON, N. G., Jan. 6.-The fast mail
s'Sla on the Wilmington & Weldon railroad
pound north, ran off the track near Msepo.
Iia te-asy; ~; Several persons were hurt but
nc no one Killed The accident was caused hv
.ne breaking of wheel. This is the er,t
ascicenFof asc. any kind on this road for many
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Unprecedented snow Fau

Augusta Ga, Jan. 5.-Snow has bssn on
the ground here for one week, which is un-
prscedentsd in the history of the city
There was fine slsighiug to-day and yestef-
day, the frat in twenty-five years.
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Dsnville, Vs., Jan. 5.-The excessive oo,d
weather here has broken off, and great
thaW has set in. AT six o'clock this evening
the thormomster stands al iorty-two degress
ABOVE zero. A warm rain is falling. wbich
seems likely to produce great frcshe1tss in The
streams. ~ 'lo
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Roninees for U. y. Senator from Cali.
fOrnin.

San Francisco, ,Jan.5.-The republican men,
Sers OF The senate and assembly, in joint eau
Gus last evening, nominated on the first bal
lot, General John F. Miller for the United
States senate, the vote standing: Miller. 6s:
Booth, .. The democratic caucus on tho
fourth ballot nominated ex.Chief Justice
Wallace. ou''''e
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warlikc Sentiments I'M Altman.

London, Jan ga dispatch FROM Ath.n,
70 ksu'ers telegram company, says warliko
sentiments continue to predomin.ts Tb;u~
swo thousand reserves and all national
guards qua between the ages of thirty and forty
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Richmond, Va, Jan. s. The iail At Iou,,.
co court house was destroyed by FIRE yesterday.
Inc only prisoner confined there wa, nerro
named James Horten, aged aboutl4 Hesat
nre to the jail and escaped. The buildinr
was comparatively new and cost S5, 600. II
was insured in Richmond for sos ~
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Justice woods Fakes His Sent.

Washington, Jan, 5.-Judge William B.
Woods, the newly appointed associate justice
Of the United States supreme court, appeared
here last evening, and to-day subscribed 10
the usual oath Of Office and took his place on
the supreme bench next to Justice Bradley.
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North Carolinn Lerls,....

Raleigh N. c. Jan. 5.-Ths legislature Of
North Carolina met to-day, and organized
with Hon. W. L. Dartich president Of Tho
senate senate ana Charles Membook speaker Of IN.
mouse Both branches are LARGELY Saran nv
,inua, rasc, The governors message will bo de-.
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st. Louis, Jan 5.-Mossrs. Bowman 4
Bleyer, ,wholsssleliquor merchants of this city.
made an assignment to Isador Busch this
morning. Their liabilities are said To be
$4,000; assets, $125,0
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sent. lie was induced to effer the amend. d.
ment in view Of the retirement of distin-
gpished and grand officer, who had been in
the service in the field ever since the close of
tue war. His retirement had been made not
purely on military but on no.
litical considerations. He believed
1t was due 10 General Ord, the oflicer 10
wh9m ne referred, that the country should
usSerstane ms retirement also in the case
OF 1eDeral Mcdowell, which was not under
circumstances In harmony with the merits of
Ine TWO officers. MIR. Warner held that the
runner that General Mcdowell had drawn
MS mileage on going to New York to vote
was untrue. He inquired whether this bill
contained an appropriation for the payment
of that mileage.
Mr. Olymer replied that the
muesge had been provided for in the ap.
preparation bill for the current year.
Mr. heifer-DosS the gentleman state as
70 q fact that General Mcdowell did draw
ported.
The amendment was ruled out on point
Of order.
MT Clymer offered an amendment appro-
prlAtlng Sl25,00o to pay land grant to rail
ways, per cent. Of what the ousrtermaster.
general finds justly due them for Transports
ton. Adopted.
me committee then rose, reported the bill
TO the house, and it was passed.
Mr. Reagan, of Texas, moved that the
house proceed to consider the action of the
house calendar, stating his intention to call
up me interstate commerce bill, bill of
more Importance than tho funding bill or
any other measure before congress.
Mr., Blount, of Georgia, differed from
Mr kesgan, thinking the funding bill
more important measure Of the two.
hr. Keagans motion was agreed to,and the
mouse calendar was taken up.
The first bill was the bill providing for
political assessments, the title of which was
granted, which caused laughter on the repub.
liosu side, and though there was some disDo-
stlon shown to take it up it was laid aaids
for the present. '''
Mr.. Frye of Maine, inquired whether the
commerce bill would gain On sd 4,
vantage by being taken up to-day.
The speaker replied that the funding bill
was IN the committee of the whole,
ana that such q motion, as TO 20 into
such committee would have preference at
any time.
The Interstate commerce bill was finally
Iakon up.
MIR. Reagan stated that, though ho had re.
ported the bill from the committee, he did |
NOS approve its provisions, and he had sub
'tltute, which he proceeded to support. The
aour allowed him expired before he finished
speaking and the matter went over, the un-
being that it must come up, and
'ne or two days shall be allowed for debate.
Mr. UpsoR, of Texas, introduced bill
the president to retire Briga-
iler General Ord on his present rank of
major general.
The speaker submitted letter from the
,ostmls!or general, relative to bags of mail
natter retained in tho Washington post.
,ihce, which il was attempted to send
trough the malls under frauds.
4r Browne, of Indiana, called for its
ealing, pending which the house adjourned.
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1eOrae EIlOt,a Irnfinial,

george Eiiot's Unfinishsd Manuscript
London, Jan. 5.--It is stated that the late
,deorgs Eliot loft manuscripts, which though
incomplete, will yet in part be published.
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0pera House Rnrned

Lockport, N. Y, Jan. 5.-The msgnia-
cant Hodge opsra house, and GsrgliDg Oil
building, adjoining, in this city, were totally
destroyed by fre early this morning. Total
loss is fully $l50,0O0.
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opposing a Coercive Policy for Ire.
land

London, Jan. 5.-The Pail Mail Gazette,
in q leading article this evening, expresses
strong, disapproYal of coercive policy for
Ireland, A number of provincial liberal pa-
pers coincide with their views.
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Trials os the Trnxsr.sr.

Dublis, Jan. 5.--Thc attendance at tho
trials Of the trsveraers to-day is scsnty. and
the proceedings monotonous.
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Made nm Assignment

New York, Jan. 5.-Fowler, Champion,
y Co., importers, have m ado an assignment.
Liabilities, S600,0O0.
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OE,Neno .:,,,.'... s.''s..............l LEX
Great Britain, ,SG2; continent 1900
Conee quiet and weak; Rio, llI4@l4k.
Sugar quiet and weak; fair to good refining,
7h@iI; prime, 7Js; refined, active and firm,
o. WOOL quiet anu very firm; domestic fleece,
Sl@j?; pulled, AGl6j unwashed, llaSs; Texas.
1899. ''
90 Sew York, Jan. 6.--Money 6X exchange.
ggSn, parr 20 day governments 1rm new
o,s iolh 4h's lllNj rs tlsx; state bonds at
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Washington, Jan. 5-The vice-president
laid before the senate the following communi-
cation:
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Hides, quiet and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS,


ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Flour steady and un-
changed
Wheat unsettledi some sales at higher prices;
Closing 6o sn y easy; No. red fall, osh909X CASH
March. 'O-
Oats, firm; SO1 cash.
Whisky STEADY atlll.
Pork, dull at IL 60.
Lard lower; held at 30 bid.
Bulk meats dull; shoulders, 494 0S; ribs,
1896 80; sides, 6j96 20.
Bacon dull; shoulders 400ll 80,
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS Cry, Jan. 5.--wheat-No, 3 spot,
s61. No 3, spot 77I.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Jan. 5.-Receipts, 1870; ex-
ports to Great Britain, -; France, --i
continent, -; channel, -; -;coastwiso, -;
stock, 3,79ii closed quiet; middllpg l1N;
sales ga.
FOREIGN.
LIvHRPooL, Jan. 5-noon-Cotton in fair
demand, and freely mt previous prices; up
lands, lG;0rleans6 l5-6; sales IL, 600; spec
ulatlon and exports, 1000; receipts, li,7oS,
American, $3.50. Uplands and low middIing
for January, 25-3s; January and February,
2o-3 l;16 l3-l6G6 21-32@8 Ii. 10; February and
March, q 32@GE; March and April, 6X;
April and May, . 2o.S2@6 lois; May and
June, l5-l6@6 3l-32; Juue and July, 7@l7 Ia,
Futures Offering ee.
LIyEHPooL, Jan, s-l;90 p. Cotton, mp
lands, l3.lo; Orleans I; uplands and low
mlddling for June and July 4.
4p. m Sales, American, $500; American
62s-32.
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ATLANTA, III, Dec. II, 1880.

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RABBI IsHMAu.

me Rabbi lsLmael with the woe and sin
III III me world heavy upon him, entering in
Inc holy OF Holes, saw an awful Face
W TN terrible splendor filing all the place
20 Ishmael Ben Elisha - said voice
w nat seekest thou? What blessing il thv choice
And. knowing that he stood before the Lord -0-S"
Mithln the shadow of the cherubirn
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he bowed himself and uttered not a word
b 6 IN the silence of his soul was prayer
on thou Etemali l am one of all
ana nothing ask that others NAV not share
1hon art almighty; we are weak and small
ana ana yet thy children; let thy mercy spare -
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Radiant as Moses from the Mount, he stood
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N NINE eyes nave seen his glory and his grace:
The mercy of the Merciful is sure -
job" GreenteGf Whittier IN Nay Afiantic
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a LETTER.
1908 CENTER ST. COR GROVE,
Is BLOOMINGTON. ILL, Jund 8, 1880.


MRS DR.. kRCK-Dear Madam would like the
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