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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-17
TIE GREAT CAST:

TIE GREAT CAST:
The 5trstseist. bsiOrs whom the eiorss Of
cssar. Alexander. Napo,son and Won Noltks
pale In whom the vices and virtues are half
and hall. and who thinks the end justidss The
means.
Arthur Ruttlsdss. n. FRANK Z. AIKEN
With all the virtues and none Of the vices who
loves Only his son.
win al &c vioss and none Of the vftuss-who
loves only himself.
a''' John e. s s;ii;;;;i iii:sa = d. 'ASs
Capsicano Peppers. See. .....kr. HARRY BELL
An spothsosfy. Who could sIposs al villsiniss
save his OWE.
Terrsnos o'Fhm.......hr. n. GALLAGHER
or the O'Fisms Of Nuiiingar, +" who bate the
devil for giving sstisfaciion."
s:,g:.1 %.ounS's'0n...,s X. En- III az a1EsRP
The prize for which Jsek enters his strstegic
S: cam .as .,,. ..S s,a:s . Little 'sf.''s' Of her
Mrs.. HaWsrd... Miss JENNIE CARROLL
Major Howard's bsttsr half BY far. and who
knows his failings BY experience.
Arsmints,......,,. Miss ADDlE CUMMINGS
Who hes Q fondnsss for the Sergeant.
Act i-statsgy. Act 2-WG. Act s-victory.
Act t-Pesce.
Mr.. Haverly having purchased this suecsss-
fuliy established piece. has placed u In the
hands Of the best actors avsiIsbls. In the full
confidence that Il will be . strong attraction
everywhere BY reason Of IT, funny dialogue.
original characters, surprising situations. amur
Ing d.nouemsnts. Those Who coms 70 laugh,
remain TO roar.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress %
Reserved boatf ~
Private Boxes...... Lower, 50 90; upper. % 90
Seats ON sale d the Open House.
W. q. MORTON, Manager.
OHAs. n. KEksHIs.
ltd Business Manager
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PROGRAMME,

TARGET sHooTINa-by Military Teams
First prizs, $50 second priss. e2s-sold coin.
TR0TTINo RACI-to Hsrnsss-Frse 70 all
Nevada horses without Q record Inside Of thfss
minutes. Society purse Of 800 gold coin; ten
par cent. entrance, I've 70 sntef ana tnfee 70
start; horse TO win two heats 70 win the money.
RUNNING RACH-sinsls dash Of . mile
Iree 70 ~ saddls horses vned IN Nevsas 10
the last three months. Society puns OF W.
gold coin; ten Per cent. sntrasos.
GLASS BALL sHooTNa-undG rules Of
oarson Club-One Dollar entrance; entrance
money 70 20 the winner.
BASE BALL-oAANoN BALL THROWING
-ARcHxRY-suiiabls prisss.
YouEa LADIES RACE. over fourteen ysas
Of ageolRLs' RACE, fourteen yssrs and IN
dsr-Suitabie prizes.
DANoINa-in the Psvfion-Rippinshans
bsAd. and good caller.
- Cars will leave virginia. Cold Hiil and
Reno.
- Tieksss for the round TIP, including en-
tranos at RITA. TWO DOLLARS Gate en-
trance. without trsnsportation, ONE DoLLAR.
80 ooumisssU Oar win b provided.
without chares. myissa
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eoRh.

In Cherry Greek. Nay 10. to the wife OF
Charles Sandidge, son.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-01-20
CORGREsgIGgAL.


Washington, Jas. 18.--The vice presiden,
submitted communication from the secre-
tsry of the interior, transmitting the ecnl-
pleto census returns OF 1880.
On motion Of Mr. Pendleton Il wss re.
ferred TO the CELSIUS committee.
The chair also submitted q communication
from the secretary of tho Interior in response
10 the senate resolution upon alleged fraudn.
lent census returns from the state OF South
Carolina. This was accompanied by q lettEr
from the superintendent of tho ceAsus on ths
subject.
On motion Of Mr.. Butler the sane were
tabled and ordered printed.
Mr.. Mcpherson, from the committee on
nSval aflairs, reported favorably the senate
bill to establish or equalizs grades and regu-
late appointments and promotion In the
marine corps.
Mr.. Vest moved to refer 10 the mHittee
or foleigs affairs the bill on the calendar to
incorporate the inter-oceAnic transportation
company ard for other purposes.
Tae motion was agreed 10 End the bill 60
referred.
Mr.. Hoar said DO bad propos & esllirg mp
this morning bis resolution iDsAuciAs tat
judiciary committre 10 report tse Geneva
award bill, but no would defer doing so be-
cause of the absence Of the chairman, Nr
Thurman.
On motion of Mr.. Edmunds the senate
bill to provide for sscertSinine aRd set
lling private land claims in certain
st tos aud territories, which was partly
discussed at the session Of last
year, WAS taken up, Mr.. Edmunds reDlark-
ing that action was important for public sHd
private Interests in the new territories
through which the Southern
Pacific railrosd Is 20 pass.
Mr.. Teller criticised tho pending amend
mant.
The morning hour, expired without sction
on the bill, when the Ben holiday claim
was ,aksn up IS the regular order.
The bill wss amended and read third
time aKd insly psssed-ayeI, 90 says, H.
The cepersncs committee was ordered UP
on Che eons9lsr And Diplomatic appropria-
ton bill, and Mr.. Eaton asked If the doom
ans windows constituted senate coafer-
enCe.
After an inofactusl fort by Mr.. Coke "a
get up the bill 10 provide for all Rttsshmeni
Of kind in seversliy to Indian reservations.
The senate at 4:5O adjourned.
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By Mr.. Perrenot--A jsint resolution
asking congress TO deepen the bars at pasesr
Arsnsas and Caballo. Referred to the COM
mittee on federal relations.
BY Mr.. Johnson-A bill to define mar
ital rights, giving all property acquired by
the husband before and after marriage, in
his own name, by private means, as
| his separate property, and the same for the
wife, Referred to judiciary comait es Nc. 2.
BY Mr.. Finlsy-A bill to provide for au
equitable distribution Of the scheel fund and
the payment of the Same TO teachers. Re-
] ferred 10 the committoe on education.
By Nj. Bsnavides-An act 10 amend
article 4762, chapter 8, revised statues, re-
lstipg to the collection of taxes. Referred.
BY MIR. DavidsoR-To amend chapter d,
section 178, revised statues, forbidding wine,
vinoas, malt, or spirituous liquors to be sold
in precinct holding an election
on election day, the fine to be not less than
500, nor more than $500.
BY Mr.. Chenewith--A bill to regulate
railroad charges, provide for the appoint
ment Of railroad commissioners and to de-
scribe their powers Referred.
By Mr.. Kindred-A bill making an appro-
priation to pay superintendents and directors
of the same schools for the year 1876.
.dI;5,;ona, az =, J',"r n,ntv cn,rris re-.
fo.noS f'"''' ~ ''N"'
i'rrtu' IT. ho,o. bo, oa;o,os ,ll II o,o,o.l,
g ,,e," .no nUa'' '"'A' ''J0"'"'N 'N' '''"
'0'-''0'''"' MISCELLANEOUS
nh .o,,,r,,ar,s a1-1i,,tr,on+ oe otota off,
nIn I'll Sosurho hohI appu,aS bpIa i.uoa ~ ''aeo tonnr
oeie "iii p'o'"0'J w li'N' ''AON
ioTi M ,n,I,o.,, rooo,t hos NOT rot or
10 f unpi1,sr 1opoar I' rnr,'hody i.
M aa,eu I'm o"'''S'04' "No WY
nm, Sn W soe ~ Ill, to,,o ,ls,o an tho Of st
;.o,i"a i'o i"f nfHs co. 1o,h sa I'd S-it ofatoJ
M -, on W. iI go ,on;,bt w1s q rspd
n0 oroii,r gUvvapi 81 tIo baa;+v @onins and
ahn; ah;nai rep nf ~ sto,a "a. Tha s;ashsord ,yss
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Frederieksburg. We. jan. 1s.-B. Einer,
prinapal in the banking house OF Miner &
Co, has been missing si1ce Ne1ne day. He
len sfairs in CREST confusion. The loss te
dspositors is considerable, but the amounts
have not vel been sscertsined. An attsch-
nent has been iasds on bis elect
Frede7icksburg, Va, jan. l8.-Ths slfs Oi
A Miners bank wss opened Yesterday By .
lscksmith. It eontsiDss 5000 Of holdz,
eigtt ounces Of gold dust bsloneing
10 Miner. and LOT of nsgo-
table notes. ghs ooInps1y's trsnrury
hor was opened. bat its contests we're net
dirturbed. II IS estimsisd that the loss 20
dsp.sitO-s apd others vii exceed $1,000
pesrly sIl Of which VIII fall on persons net
in kusiDsss. No intelligence u Hinsrs'
whereabouts hss besn received.
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Tyler Items.
Special to the Herald.

bVUCIuI 10 LHe fItTuIu.
Tyler, jan. IA. MsrwiSki, a Jew
merchant of this place, was arrested to-day
charged with the attempt to burn the town
some time sinca. The evidence is by enc Of
his accom- plices, q negro, who says hs wss
hired by Mnrwaski and George TurnbUll en-
! ex-policeman, to carry the oil for them. The
negro isis jsl; harWsski is on bond, anA
Trumbull is said to be in Austin.
The weather is dissgreoable; business COED,
Gotten coming 10 slewly on account Of recent
bad weather.
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Graham Items.

Bpesal to the Herald.
Graham, Jan. lS.--Yosterday a couple OF
citizens Of this place captured a grey eagle
alive a few miles north of here. 1t was not
quite so large as tho bald eagle captured by
Mr.. SFant few weeks ago. The bird was
disabled at first, but showed fight so Violently
that It had to be ropes before it csuld be
csp.sred. 1t died T. Few hours afterwsrd. -
Rain, sleet and hA2 u oil the afternoon
If it lies on the q lonO. It vii! prove
Ges.~lctive ID cattle.
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Accident Ou the zdoust0n SG Texas
Central Road

Spacial to the Herald.
Sherman, Jan, 1S.--Ths bound pss-
aenger train en- the Central struck broken
rail at Choctaw creek, two miles south of this
place, at 8 o'clock this rnorning. Almost the
entire train wss thrown over an embauk-
raent eight feet high. The engine Was de-
molishel and the engineer, fireman aad bag
gagemastar hurt, but not seriously. All the
passengers escaped without injury. AS q
portion Of the rail Yves in the centre of the
track, it is supposed that i. WAS purposely
broEen by some one.
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nnnrern. crrrt peeIslens

sreeisi 70 she Herald.
Galveston, Jan 18.-I1 the supreme court
ts-dsy the following eases we're decided;
McAnonsr Va. Ephsrs0n, from Red kiTer'
Affirmed
Crswford vs.. B1Own, from BrszoriA- Az
frmsd
Fievd va Rash. administrstor, from
Wharton. Affirmed
Texas Trshzpsrtstion C0rnpsEy ". HJAt'
st A.. from Hsrris. Reversed snd re-
msndsd.
JOIN Kron W. Rossn6sld, ffom Hsrris
Affirmed.
TI60ti u. Blsins, frcn Waller. RsTsrzsd
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Houston Items.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, Jan. lS.-Jon9s and William
Nelson, negroes, were arrested in Galveston
last week for the robbery ofParnsll's store in
Houston, before th0y skipped. They were
to-day investigated and held in 81 900 each
10 the grand jury.
No farther developments in the Ferguda
case Ferguda, or Brown, as be calls him
self, will rest in jail awaiting the arrival of
more witnesses, both for sud against him.
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York, Jan. 1s.-At $40 Saturday
a Ere broke in The ifth story building,
CourGland street, occupied by the
rbury Clock company, on the first and
fsors, ana Charles Bruno & Son, musical
Z,runsrt manufacturers, en- the second and
yhira aoors. The fire was discovered on the
second foor and burned upward, destroying,
in coupectisn with water, 20 great extent
Bruno & Sens stock and that Of the Water.
bur- Clock company in the fitting and move
ment department on the fifth heor Of The
Waterbarv Clock Company. The stock
estimated IF Si63,0O0, on tie first fO0r
sufIeres Iy water only probably 70 theeIieH
Of $4,000. The building is owned BY tb'
Cornelius Vanderbilt estate.
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Special to the herald.
.Brenbam, jan. Yesterday evening
about six o'clock, t being dsrk and raihy
Rev. westrop, Methodist minister, and hii
wife. who lives near Independence, were on
their way home in o buggy and reached The
or .sing Of Zig sandy, eresk ss1le three
miles from here. Mr. Wesirop mistskisg
the regular crossing. drove into water hols
His wife bccsrne alarmed and juDped =
into the Ua.er. which was quite deep he
iuppei out to rescue his wife and bis feet
bac6minr entangled in the wheel i was
several seconds before be could relieve him.
ss.E When be did 50 hs caught hold 81 biz
wife snd tried 70 Get her sEhsre, out shs
struggled 50 that he Was compelled n RELEASE
Der or be Drowned he, with difficulty,
reached the fhsr. hslf drowned snd nesrly
chilled % death. Mrs Wostrop's body was
son sfserNa-d recovered Ste leaves thre'
children
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Supreme Court DecisiOns-A Bald
Eagie Captured at Graham-The
wife of N Methodist Ministcr
Drowned n lear Independence
Railroad Wreck Near
Sherman, Etc.
San AAtOnio Atems.


Spaeial co the Herald.
San Antonio, Jan. 1S.-Messrs. Henry
Winninghoff, Timcthy Geouz and Ru.
dolph Griberman, Of st. Louis, are
herehtting cut an expedition to the state
OF Durango, Mexico, where they are inter.
estod in 676 square miles of land, on which
is found rich tin ore in great abundance,
which they say will ESSAY 75 per cent. OF
pure tin. These parties now have $4,000
subscribed, and command much more than
double that amount if necessary. The land
is en- the line of the Mexican Central rsilrosd
and the gentlemen think they have the big
gesJ bonanza in America.
Mrs. Lucas Ortise, wife of a Mexican Iiv.
ing Oh the Calsverses here, accidentally
rolled upon Der young infant while ssleep
and suffocated it. The mother is almost
deranged in consequence.
Oa the night of the 18th, at Eagle
Pass, Hermann Klemm was shot
through the left arm by Chsrles
Fessman, the bone of the arm being broken
end amputation being necessary. No par
tiucars.
The annual review edition Of tho Express
was issued this morning which shows the
totsl business Of this city for .ae past year to
be over 3l5, 900, 900.
advices from Mexico report that Indian
troubles have subsided for the iine being.
The Sierra Msjods mines are said to be
doing veil Thirty Thousand dollars were
shipped through the custom house at Eagle
Pass. The yield is greater rs work proceeds.
James p. Newcsmb's new. paper, the
Evening Light, will shine tomorrow.
Young oolored rascsls are committing
petty thefts almost slightly.
The last meeting Of tae old city council
was held this evening, and accepted Propo'
sition for the compromiss of the water work.
question.
Captain Chison, U. S. All suicided al
Eagle Pass to-day No particulars, Ht
leaves a widow,
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GsneraI HawIey Elected TO the Senate

Hartford, Conn.,, Jan. lS-Gensrsl Jo-
suph e. Hawlsy was to-day elected 70 The
United Ststss ssnats BY both houses Of the
legislature fer six years from Marcn I. The
vote 10 the senate vss ss follows Hsvlsy,
lG; Wllism w. Esson, 4; absent, !. The
democratic vote in The house was Hawley,
100; Eaton, 6S; absent, II democrats, re-
publicars and ! greeHbacksr. One demo
crAt and one Independent voted for General
HswAy. The election Of GeEersl HaElsy
will ~ rmGlly I'roclsiaed in joint CONVEX =
tiOH at u O'clocl. te-morrOw.
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ua,.,,nr Mnrl.. nurned

San Frsnsi.cc, jan ia Virginia City
dispAteh ssys 81 explosion Of ls-.P thi.
evening set Ere 70 he hosting works Of The
Hsla 81 goiToss company. The wind vas
blowing a gale and the hcisiing Uorkt
boiler rson, chsuging n a, machine shops,
ere aump. cut-hsuse and csrP~nters shoT
were Destroyed TIE men si wsrk below
made thr.r escape through . combinaiiOE
shsft. The loss Wi nci eIcest $4,000
T'hs uscbitsrv i found 70 Be but Eiu'
damage. he New Consolidated fsrguii
hosting r0iks vii be ssi up On the size o
The one 6ssif0yed.
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,n,or,ionmeat OF Representatives.


Washington, Jan. 1S-The apportionmsnt
bil. Introduced in tho house by Mr..
Cox. al New York, fixes the number Of rep
resen,st.ves at SOl, and spportiOns them
az follows. Alsbsns, s; Arkansas, 5;
Csl'fornis. X. iorsdo. /; Florida j; Geor-
ia. q: Iliuois 10; Indiana, II; Iowa, 10;
Ksos .. Q; Kcnt1cky, 10; bouisiaaA s;
9sine. 4: Mao and, 6; Mass ichuseits, IL;
Nicbig.r. 10: Minnesota, 3; Mississippi z;
Wissoii-i. 10: Nebraska, /; Nevsdf, !; New
Hswpshire, 2; New jersey, Z; N-w York,
IN. North Carolina, 2; Ohio, 10; Oregon ],
Pe,rs,lvauis, 26; Rhode Island. ?; south
csroiioa. G; Tennessee; 9: Texas, 10;
Vermont, 2; Virginia, 9; West Nirs'nia, 4;
WscOnsin,S 5.
A. compared with The present HuEnbtr q
mrmbers. this bill Of M Cox makes tbe
following losses and gains: Arkansas, Oali-
fs-nis. lows, Michigsa, Mississippi, South
Csrolins- and West Virginia gain
Srr eel: Ksusss gsins 3, Texas 1. Ainnssola
1. Nebraska 2; Penpsyl7AniA, Ohio; NeE
Bsmpsbire. Mains, Izdisns. Tennessee, Flor
Ia snd Vermont lose one earh, and New
York l5snI two.
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houston stens. .
Special TO the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald
Houston, Jan. l7.-To-day Constable
Lubbock arrested Charles e. Brown, whom
he thinks he identifies as a stock-driyer
named Ferguson, wbo, while driving with L.
L. Grsyson, in 1873, murdered Grsyson and
two of his men. The murder took place
near Sherman, where Grsyson canped
en- route to Kansas. Ferguson split
open their heads with "a axe and escaped.
The Post special from Huntsville
says two men qusrrslied eN the train,
one accusing the ether of insultiag lady
passenger. They drew pistols ard shooting
begaR, one wss shot in the face, the other in
the back, but the wounds are not serious.
The names couldn't be sscereine6.
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Galveston Items.

Special to the Herald.
The morning train leaving here via the
Galveston, Houston & Henderson railroad st
4:45 met with an accident. The engine
Jumped the track throwing the tender and
baggage Car from the track, near Clesl
creek station, delaying travel and the train
for several hours. No one WAS hurt. The
damage is slight.
Richard o. Hanlon, born in Ireland ia
1916. veteran Of the Texas navy Of 1885 g.
died at st. Mary's infrmary yesterday snd
was buried to-day.
Measles have become epidemic.
The weather is extremely foggy to-day
Feg horns are constantly blowing to aveiC
collisions in the harbor.
1t is raining tonight and norther is ex-
pectsd.
Eatered-Steamship Whitney, Brashesr
Whitney, General Mcclellan. Cleared
Schooner Fred Watson for Boston witt
1856 bales Of cotton, 70 tons of scrap iron
steamship Whitney for Vera Cruz with 236
bsles of Gotten and general hsLdise
schooner John s. Gaze, ,Nuevitss, Cuba, Al
mares, value 5000; l0l head Of cattle, valu'
Sl,575.
The cotton market opened easy; receipts
8,574; stock, 1886; sales, s89; middling
llsj good ordinary, u; closed quiet.
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Railroad Mattcrs nt waco.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, Jan. 17.-Govsrnor Hubbard, gen.
orsl attorney for the Texas & st. Louis rail-
road, spent the day here arranging with the
city council for the right-of.way through the
city fer his road. The council held q
meeting tonight and granted him per-
misssn to use certain streets. This move was
nccessitated by the action of the Missouri
Pacific in crossing the Brazos and fixing
their depot in West Waco, insteaa IF Waco.
1t is now supposed tho two I'd ulti.
mately thu Csatral, will build on depot
in West Waco.
The Missouri Pacific is locating tie first
ten miles of their line south Of Waco, SO the
grading force can csmmeace work.
The Texas g. st. Louis has large force
here ready for grading eastward 10 Cor.
sicaza.
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Jain Birds Escape az Bryan.

Special to the Herald.
Bryan, Jan. l6.--Tha following prisoners
made their escape SATURDAY night from the
isil cutting through the iron bars ana roof I;
Andres Wslksr in for murder, second es-
cans Allen King, for murder; I'd. Castles
murder; Wheat, ior forgery. The sheriff
Is IL pursuit.
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,r.tni roIII..Ion

Augusta. Ga, Jan 1s.-Last Ihsfsssy,
near Wsynssboro, Burk coanty, GesrgiA
While u. NcD5well snd J. D. AiEoa we're
rdisg very rapidly in opposite oireciions'
tbsir horses csme in collision. McD0Eel
w. instantly killed snd Mi10n vss ssriouily
Injured
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An Inmate OF the EaHtiand Dance
House Commits Suicide.

Special TO the Herald.
Edstlaud, Jan. 18.-Jepnie II. Lewis, an
inmate Of the dance house in this city, CON-
mi,ted suicide al o'clock in the aftsrnoon,
on the 10th instant, by shooting herself in
the head with a dsringer. pistol. Cause
''tirod OF miserable existence" She was
buried to-day.
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Grand Lodge knights of Pythias,

tsranO LOuEe hAhlShhs VI NW'''
Special 10 tho Herald.
Denison, Jan. '16.--The members OF the
grand lodge OF Knights of Pythias began
arriving Monday, bit owing to numerous
wrecks on the Houston S Texas Central, al
ere not yet here also on sccount OF the Geld
drizzlirg rain and general inclemency Of the
weather, the attendance is not as large as II
at frat promised to be, but there Is goodly
number now preseHt.
Trinity lodge No. I Was represented 6y
about thirty uniformed members snd arrived
this morning, ss did also the Sherman bsns
The procession formed at 2:30 with about
one hundred uniformed knights ia line sno
marched TO tho Melhodist Episcopal church,
whore Mayor Peek delivered the welcome
address on behalf Of the citizens Of Denison.
Grams Chancellor j. p. Alexander replied.
Next came tho address on the origin Of the
order. bv the orator Of tbe day, Robert
McCart, Of Queen City lodge, No 2l, after
which the procession reformed and marched
70 their castle hall and dispersed.
The banquet Ut the Alsrno hotel is in foil
blalt OF this hour. and aiErwsrd there viii
be dancing at the Alsms h5tei and Euufon''
ball
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and remsnded.
seuss vs.. House, from Harris. Reversed
and remsnded.
Bryan et al. vs.. Gabler, from Dewitt.
Submitted for affirmauce on certificates.
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Jan. Is.-Ths republican
- hss re-nomiBstsd Henry
= .hs UEitsd States senate
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sneraI erd.

G sneraI eTd.
Tn the house to-
.he relief Of Gen
yviaes that his rspk
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a q rnsjor-yenersl
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-18

Some people are altogether too centsitive on the valentine question.-Yo Yo1,ke7s States man.
 The clothes of navigation that you hear spoken of consist of a coat of ice.-Salena Su716eGm.
 A chivalrous exchange thinks when a man marries widow he should give up smoking. ''She gives up her weeds;" he should be equally polite.
 At convention of journalists, to take place at Philadelphia, the advisability of pay ing for poetry by the yard instead of by the pound will be considered. 'sWhat is your wife's particular little game ?'' asked friend of henpecked hus- band. ''When she gets thoroughly mad, he answered, 'it's draw poker. Brooklyn EagLe
 Halz's Journal of Heazh says that a per son can catch the diphtheria by holding his head over drain for fifteen minutes. Peo- pie addicted to that amusement had better give it up.-Bost07s Post.
 q don't like rubbers," said Smithers; ''they draw my feet so." q didn't think rubbers were so powerful as that" replied Foce, glancing at Smithers' underpinning i; indeed did not. .''-Boston Transcript.
 Mrs. Burlington was recently induced to make trip from Chelsea to Boston, and her nerves were so agitated by the excitement of the trip that as she jumped ashore she ex- claimed: t.Thank heaven, I'm again on vice versa. n-Bost0m Transcript.
 ssThe land. my friends, D said an Irish ora tor the other day at meeting, 'thas belong ed to the people from the days of Adam :" Adam, indeedi" replied a voice. in the crowd, edo not speak of him; he was evicted from the Garden of Eden without compensa- tionn ?