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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

!, 4 ne l'Fsr StLxE N Inc world for Cuts
!, sores, l'lcers, Salt Rhcum, lfc,c.
S'rcS' letter, Chaprei Hand. Chill
n'''"S: corrs. and All kini~ Of Skin
Erup''ons' This Salyc Is guaranteed u
eiFe perfect satisfaction III every case Or
money refunded. Price rs Cents per
f"n safe ny r Wcrtz & Co., Jasper
'"~:' and Y. w schwartz, iIuniingburq'
Nov. M, aO-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

fTkiil YOUR bird dogs and hide ava,
your double harreicj rnn. for the Law
Gays 'thoa shall mol kill he quail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

0rGo - Leo. Spayds for your stoves
and tin ware. where Won can secure the
best and cheapest bargains iii The town
On county. xcpt-11tf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

G>rHow 70 invest dollar ana make
I've: huy bottle q 'KendsiIs Spawn
Cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

0Tihere were iivc marriage and
four divorces celebrated iii Spcnc y
county last week. Tally one for 1ho
weddings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

The incest and most stylish line AZ
hoods. nublas. scarfs. gloves. etc.. etc.
ilAat wcrc over brought 70 this county.
AZ s. knelyler'S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-28

~ Senator Irayior came home We'd
nesdas % short visit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

Washington, March Is The accusatl,aa Of
Delegate Pettlsrue, of Dakota territory, ugslnst
Gov. ordway, which were telesraphai sa'ur.
day night in these dispatches, undouhtly do
the governor great injustice. II app,,rs that
Pettigrue Is the head Of ring Of local politl.
tons who are trying to o ntrol the patroungo
OF the territory, and that Ordwsy ha, inter.
rered with their ecnemcs by preventing the rs-
movRl OF good officers and thu appointing OF
bnl ones Ia their places. The local politics OF
Dakota are largely In the hands cf u gang OF
spcculator,, who are endeavoring 10 bond all
tho new counties heavily for costly court.
houses, rnllronss and other improvements 10
be made In advance nf thelr uettlcment. Ord
way has sot hims"lfsquLraly against this gang
of soalnwags, and durine tho last legislative
session he either vetoed or II fused 10 Sign over
one.thlrd Of the bills that were passed. Some
OF the worst schemes were parsod over bis
veto, and he ls going 10 have The laws ann u'lei
bv congress at Its next sessio Ordway Ia
recognized by the att0rney.gener raj nnd SEQ q.
tary OF The Interior asa courage ius and honest
public servant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
EUgeEa,a pnllcy

st. Petersburg, March ls.--M. Giers, minister
Of foreign affairs, has addressed the following
circular, dated March 10, to Russian repres,u-
tatlvcs abroad "His majesty the emperor
on ascending the throne OF hi, ancastors, Gs-
sumes as an Inheritance its usd ,iuns c,nro.
quently by time and acts. Russia ha, now
attained her full development. Eco irs' oi
Jealousy and discomfort are equally
foreign TO her. Her emperor will irsl
give hia attention to internal develop.
ment Of the state. The eiorsrnr' d
foreign policy Will be entirely p-e,flo. mus In
will remain faithful TO her friends Yesjl rucu ~
friendiiness Of all states and act In common
with other governments In maintaining General
peace. On the duty Of protecting her honor
Or secnrlty, may divert hcr from
the work OF internal development. Tnc
emperor will endeavor TO strengthen her
power, advance her welfare aud eecura her
prosperity without deirimeht TO o hers. These
are the principles by which the policy o' the
emperor will Invariably bc guided. Ths en,-
peror charges You 10 bring these declarations
10 the knowledge of tho government to which
you are accredited and communicate hv hls
patch to the minister Of foreign a1ars."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

Memphis, Msrch lS.-The tow-boat John
Means, of the st, Louis & Now Orleans trsns.
porta'ion company, enroute to st. Louis, OK
ploped her boiler last evening near oscsola,
Arkansas, ninety miles up the river, and sunk
out of sight almost Immediately. She carried
u crew Of twenty-s,x mes, four of whom, John
S Eals, pilot deck hand named Morris, and
two nrencu, Germans, a~e missing and sun
pos q to be drowned. CHARLES Purcell. Tho
pilot on " ,ich at tho time Of The accident, was
blown into tne river and had a leg broken
Tom. Cannon, deck hand, had
his skun fractured. William II. Waidrlage,
| secoud c)ok ,wAs acaldpd on the neck and legs
| Captain Mcclellan was also slightly b uised
| on the mead. When the boat sank she had
| five barges loaded with railroad Iron and
block tin, which shc towing. She fioated
| on down tho river. Captain Mcclellan and
| the wounded mon Were brought hore tsis
morning by the Belle OF Memphis, and tho
| captain has returned TO the scene OF
| The disaste with tug to secure the barges. +.
Later investigation OF tho disaster shows
gross neglect of The engineers OF the lll-Iated
| steamer. Her boilers we've 10 u leaky condl-
tlon ever since passing V,cksbnrg. some re-
pairs we've made here last Wednesday, but
the boilers still leaked. Her tDw was very
heavy and at ono tme IL was almogt impossi-
BILE for her 10 stem the current Morris Fitx-
gerald Is the name Of the deck hand who ID
missing. IL Is impossible to obtain the nam IN
| OF the two lronen. When last seen James
Seals. tho pilot, was Just over the boiler deck
| wncn II exploded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
CONG 0EsSIGNaL.


washinpton. March ls-In anticipation Of n
renewal of debate upon the subject Of organi-
zatlon, the Galleries Of the senate We're filed
this morning 10 their utmost capacity, whlis
many persons, principally members Of the
house Of representatives, VINO were entitled
to privileges of the floor, occupied seats In the
rear OF the chamber. " -
Frye, as senator from Ma!ne,so Gil the vaoan-
cy accustomed by the resignation OF Secretar
Blaine. The credentials having bees roau Mr.
Frye appeared and took the oath OF once.
Mr. Dawes offered resolution requesting
the president to transmit to the senate q copy
OF the report made by the secretary Oh state ny
Edward A. Naudyse, consular clerk ut cairo,
on the cnpitulation OF the Ottoman empire
Adopted.
Mr.. Pendleton called up tho 'gsnissti on
resolution.
MIR. Anthony moved that the resolution be
indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Copkling enuuired whether II was Mr..
Anthony's desire TO have the resolution lost
poned In order that hs might order another
Mr. Anthony replied that 1t was.
A vote was taken and resu ted in-yeas u,
nays 81.
with the democrats. When Mr.. Mnnope :
name WA, reached he also yot Il with the demo,
crats, ann IL breeze OF a'tonishment ran rouhu
the assembly, but before Tue anhouhoanleht ~
Tho vote he arose and changed his vote anli0
snme npplau,e aud some vigorous kissing In
the galleries. ,,,..,, ,,,,..,,
the yice-preSident announced that the vot'
of the senate being evenly dw 'd'd, me chsl
viii vote ave +" lie thereipcs deciar-d the
motion carried. .,,,,. u.v
The resolution offered by Nr. Anthony re0r-
rapiying the senate commlltcs 90 the repno'
iican basis, was agreed to-,ycas. W nays' o.,
al l,.V
then Mt / O'Clock tho senate went INFO execu
IlHn spSslOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
All of Gcuerat Buford's Rneers to 40
TO tho Hi0ck.

r.Lcxtuston, March ls.--General Abe Bnford
has sold his farm to d. A. Lyone, distiiler
OF Lancaster, for $50. .ooO The lahd was heavily
mortgaged. lie has also, through Judge
George, advertised his horses for sale. All
tho dar,ings of his stables are TO be sold under
the hammer, Good Night, McHenry, Lizsle
McWhirter, McElroy, Mamie McSary, Little
Phil, kaiconbrd.e, Light Hofso
Harry, Rambeau, Getaway, and q
half dozen others Some oi thoee are
largely entered IN stakes. IL Is not agreeable
to contemplate the sale of all this nno stock
and the aissi patton of one of the finest ior'
Tunes in Kentucky, when the owner OF II all is
full OF ' ear. aud honora, though without full
rockets. ON that land and In that place, he
birict his dearest hopes. In mausoleum
not twenty steps from the beautiful dwelling
hons, Mt Gosqle Bonita are preserves me re-
mains of the generals handsome and oply
son. whom he loved and idolized. That place
isa sacred shrine as dear TO thnt Old mans
heart, yea, rr deaicr, than is the shrine of
Mohamet 10 the prophetic followers On It's
preseryation be is perhaps mole intent thhn
NOON TINT of his own life. IL IL isimpossible to
Contemplate without sorrow the divorce OF The
old general from what he lo'es so dearly, but
he Ia "A sturdy old soldier, and VIII Dear us
tlls without u murmur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
MAHONE'S CoUasE.
what Is h0ught OF It In Virginia.
Comments of The Richmond
Press

Richmond, Va, March lS,-The Dispatch,
IN its leading article, contains the following
allusion to General Mahone's position az de
fined by himself on Monday In the senate:
The regul II democrats of Virginia will
hsresfter have no reason for hope.
Ing TO detach General Malone from his
colorei followers IN Virginia The Peters
burg convention OF Monday was enliyened and
encouraged by q telegram from Washington
announcing that he had voted with the re-
publicans. majority-a large majority, we
suppose of the negroes in attendance ON that
convention openly and exultingly avowed II T.,
be their purpose to act with the readjustcrs in
the state elections because of their confidence
in Malone. Gradually our democratic friends
who have strayed of int, the relllusier party
Will become republicans; that is the especta-
tlOn. The people OF Virginia will not follow
| cen. Malone even into Il temporary alliance
with the republican party His claim that he is
| independe 4 ana will vote M he please viii be
understood as claim that he has right TO
vote with the republican parry. IL h not vet
been made psriecty GEAR what the ibsle are
| tn be In the gubernatorial election of the yepr
| Enough has been done by our opponou Is to
| make II manifest that the deot question IA the
| controlling consideration only with white re
4
| ept object In view.
| The Whig contains the following;
II was q striking scene In the senute--a his.
| t0rlGal drama, indeed--in which the great
| Virginian was the central ngule, ana well
CD lie hct the part. Evi n his enemies
muis acknowledge that he was equal
to the occasion, and that h
snached now laurels from the very
circumstances prepared to lntimidate OF
to degrade him, Rising TO the height OF tn,
emergency he brayey and grandly pr1clRimsd
his mind as one far above mere partisan ties
and partisan nims. Win fine scOrn of the
narty and sectional lash WELDED by the
Georgia Blunderbuss, he reminded thar
whipper-in that he was net elected as Il demo
erar, but as arcadjuser. He haa been chosen
To represent the liberal and r9aojuster Nir
ginan againit the marshaled and combined
Influence of both parties. their allies
and their machine. In an duut of the
ntate our contemporaries are too apt to under
value or misinterpret men and the Significance
OF their deeds, but he must no truly poor s,u.
dent of the times who cannot comprehend that
William Malone, on Monday last, In the SEN
ate oi The United states, performed an act n
htrOism, patriotism and craftsmanship whtcl
WINS him high niche In the American
pantheon and whico enrolls his name forever
among the most ilustrious sons Of Virginia
AS Patrick Henry lives IN renewed immor
tality Of the great Virginian ho pnt the bal
oI revolution In motion, so VIII William Ma
bone share his Immortality ~ the grea
NlrRinian who dared to take the first steps +
the paciicatiou aud union oil the estralge
and emb,ttered ssctions II the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
Attempt to Blow Up the Lord
Mayor OF l.pldOu,

London, March lS.-Onlclal police reports
show that AN attempt has been made to ex.
plode box Of gunpowder at .tSe Mansion
house. AZ midnight policeman found box
In the recess OF II window facing lie end CT
George street. under the.lord mayors private
apartment The brown paper In which the
box was wrapped was smoulderng. The box
contained niteen pounds OF coarse punpowder
with a fdse through hole in tile bOx and the
end Of the fuss was clos2 to tho smouldlng pa,
pr. An explosion would have occurred very
soon, but for the discovery. Atm meeting OF
the common council to-day tho lord mayor
confirmed the shove report, and saii the exc
ploaon would probably not have iojured the
Mansion house, but would have damaged the
Egpy dan hall .and adjacent prlvale houses,
aud entalied serlous loss OF life. lIe hiiasslf,
| he said, was not nt homeat the time. One ac.
| count Gays an. Irish newspaper was found
| among the packages of powder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
NihiiIsts warning the Cxar.

Paris. March lS.-A letter from Geneva In
the Intransigsant says: after tho abOgtive
attempt al the Winter Palace, the police
seized 100, 0O0 francs, constituting the nihil-
i,t fund, and, urtil they had gotten to-
gether more money, the revolutionary party
were compelled to keep quiet. Warnings,
however, were repeatedly seat TO the en-
peror, the last one reaching him on the 3D.
instant, but all were dsregarded Assassina.
the attention of the police, The nihilist let II
be supposed that the explosives were being
manufactures In London, while they were be-
Ing prepared in st. Petersburg. The fatal
bombs were i0adel by women" The writer
adds: There Is no nihilst by the name Of
RousakoG"
RoCHlFoRT's PROPHECY,
Rochefort prefaces the above by an article
In which he ironically offers to wager that
before twelve months pass Alexander III. will
have granted Russia h constitution
The Voltaire has u telegram stating that the
entrails of the emperor literally gushed out
when the bomb struck him.
Tne anonymous letter announcing the In
tended assassination was sent to the Prince
Dolgorouke Sunday morning. She endeavored
TO persuade the empcror 10 stay at home
ASIHfLIsr PACKARD
r0clanlpg death To- Alexander, ard warning
his successor IL he did not adopt u liberel pol
tcy hc wonld share his fathers fate, wa,
pasted on the walls of TT Petersburg Suudal
evening,
TIE Noitaire Councils the new cLar 10 breah
at once with Blamarck and the Germuns
'Oar wishes arc neither untimely nor impcr
ative. The new ear will he French enoust
for III, II thoroughly Russau."
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zens OF Indian descent. They were capable
OF education, anu made good traders and
small farmers. In educa.i Ing them Il was not
only necessary to teach them how to write,
but Also how to live AMI how Ia make a living.
when taught. though they returned to
their family, they did not, az many
supposed, tn their former way Of liy-
lng, but We're houored and looked mp
10 by oihers. There were bat 100000
OF These children, and though Il might be the
work OF time, they could pe educated. The
reservation. he thought, would eventually la
tasen from them, as la the march Of railroads
and settlers westward, Quartels would arise
anu the government would decide IN tay0r of
progress, Most Of these we're honest aud in
duStious, many baing employed bq the gov-
ernment as freiehters. They should De- Taught
snail industries as well as being educated.
This was the work of time and could not pe
perfected hastily. lie advocated the supp II of
tne schools al Hampton and Carlisle. General
III .es and bishop Whipple also spohe in favor
ut the object of the meeting
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Special to the Herald.
Galveston. March lS.-'rhe Eyening Journal
editorially reports that they have obtsiaed iu-
formation from General Eckert, one OF tho
Gould patty, that Gould will build II road from
Denton TO Galveston, making II tributary TO
Galveston and the couatioi OF rarrant, E,lis.
Hill, Robertson, Leon, Navarro, Limestone.
Grimes, Madison, Aoatgomery and adjacent
territory.
The supreme court decided three importan,
cases to-day. In the ilrst sustaining tue VALID
ity OF the Hitchcock baysu bonds. In the
second, holding the assessment against
property for sidewalk improvements good and
awards interest thereon. in the third, holding
that tenant being damaged by city BALD
ing a sidswalk ts not more damaged Than tins
ownsr, whose duty II is TO lil up the sidewalk
Tho antl-prohibitlonists are getting up a
subscription tn defeat tho bill b fore tha leeis-
lature A. compromise is rum0red between Toe
mayor and the five Jurymeu whodeclared An.
| tone lionnan non c0mpos mentis
All appellate causes were adjourned Ia
Thursday, the Slst Inst.
AT the ilrst council meeting there was q
| grand split, TO o, Fisher, mayor, siding
with the minority, retiring with them fro m
the meeting. Various conIectures arc offered
Az thlnss stand indications are thnt there
| VIII hea fight from the word ''go," Fisher wa,
| screnaded 1T hisresidence a!terward.
| ~ussie, q Mexican sailor, who robbed j, IL
butcher, wes given thres Yeas yesterday
Norman Howard was given Ave years Tor steal
Ing .chlckens- He has only L, en- back sis
moaths from serving three years tor IA sinila
otiense, Crowder, CHARGED with assault witt
| intent to murder htt wife, Is ON trial
| The great scandal published by Houston
| paper turns cut TO b. farce originating II
the imaginative mind of one Of their corrts
poadeuts.
A heavy thunder storm visited the city las
night.
ST. Patrck's day passed Off unusually quiet
4 grand ball was given by tue mechanics am
Fire company No. ".
Last night u burglar attempting TO breal
into the houHe If MIR. BOnnOtL was shot ant
badly wounded by y fon of Mr. Bounoit IN
burglar escaped but officers are on his TRACK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
Ex-Sccretary Schurz ON ,he Indinn
Question

New York, March lS.-At aeeting tonight
for the purpose Of raising funds for the educa-
ton of young Indians, es.secre'ary of the
Interior Carl Sohurz, introduced by Rev. DR..
Hitchcock, president OF tho Union theologlcal
.ml nary, sald that In his naturalization IA
secretary OF the Interior he could look back
with pleasure to the interest he had taken In
the Indians. Wise statesmen of the rast
thought the indian question could DO best
settled ny gn,a ,3s ne ,hosr nSn rSssrvas'on on
Iested. ihis theory, he thought, was ex.
ploded, and he advocated giving them indl-
ylduaiiy tracts Of land, the same as white set.
tiers, thus by degrees making them good oiu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

ST. Petersburg, Marcia Is -Melakoff has sent
u warning to the Gaulps aud strava newspa-
pers for their articles In reference 20 the assas-
sinaii0n of the emparor,
The third excavation Of the mine discOv cred
near tho residence Of the now emperor was con-
tinued to day. gallery leads from a small
street, and there are tcle iraph wires along the
gallery. Elements for an electric battery wers
found In the shop. Tho mine will be flooded
and removed. The shop was taken In January
last bj peasant and his wife, who have dis
aDpp red.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
In Defense of the Ladies' Land
LeRgue,

London, March 1s.-A. NJ. Sullivan has
written long letter in answer to the lsnten
pastoral OF Archbishop Nee abe of Dublin. &.
He repudiatei the imputation that the ladies
have pct aside their modesty. aud accuses the
archbishop of insulting soms most exemplary
devntees Of tho chnrch. u. NJ. S1lllvan main
tGins that the objects OF the Ladies' land
league are parely charlt able. Archbishop
Crook, of Cassell, has written to A. NJ. Sulli-
van, congrstulaling him Oh his reply TO the
lontep pastoral of Archbishop McCahr, of
nublin. Archbishop Crook Gays he unreserV-
nllY adnnli NJ SnlllYan's eentlments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

county They obtained damages in the sum
oil $40, GOA, and based their claim on the charter
granted TO the G cen nrlvernaylgation company,
by when the water In Green river was made
TO back up into Rough creek and overflow their
lands. The lower court gave judgment against
the state for So 100, Whereupon appeal was had.
Judges Hines and Cofer having
been consulted in the case before
they were elected to the appellate bench
were thereby disqualified from
liam Lindsay and Alvin Duyan being the APP
peiotees, IN conjunction with Judge Pryor,
constituted the special court this morning,
Judge Duval delivering the opinion.
Judgment reversing the decision Of the low
or court. and remanding the cause, with di-
rections 10 sustain the demurrer and dismiss
the petition.
The attorney general Represented the COM
monwea tn, and Honorable Il. Dudley Walk
er, of Ohio county, the appellees.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19
Nupren D Court,
specla al to tho nsrald

Special to tho Hhrald
Galveston, March ls.-Wheclcr W Akren-
beck; from Walker. Reversed and remand ID l..
City OF Galveston w Loonie; from Calves
ton. Reversed ana remandeu.
City OF Galveston v Heard from Galveston
Reversed and rsmanded.
Highland Va tho city OF Galveston, from
Gaiyeston. Affirmed.
L'Wls etal va Dennis from Aransns. Re-
port t"i commissioners adopted. Reverned and
IotlGndad.
Lapervs Robinson; from Frecstonc. Com
niaioner's report adopted, Affirmed.
House vs. Randall; from Fort Bend. Re-
ver1ed snd renanded. adopting the opinions
OF ho commissioners of appeals.
Ii;slnn eta ys Frank Dean, tax collector
from Galveston. Affirmed.
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Eagle Pass.
Special to the Herald.

SpeO'aI 70 tho Herald.
Eagle Pass. March Is. --0n the 10th instant, q
he,d OF cattle and horses was stolen In Mexico
ana driven TO Texas. The owners followed and
lodged information with Commissioner Dell
here. The latter issued warrants agaln,t the
parties that night. lIe found them In pos
session OF the s,olen anlmsls and In the alb
s,ncc OF g deputy marshal authorized the own
era cf the cattle, Mexican citizens, to execute
tho procoss. They returned h0rc to-day with
cigh,een OF their own c,ttlo md some or their
found them In the pasture If Shad White, on
the Perp, In Dimmit county. Information ID
being filed against the offenders. Tho cattle
arc In the custody OF tho customs authorities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-19

Charleston, s. c., March ls.-A special to
the News and Courier reports that Jamea
Black, colored, was executed at Marion to-
day for the murder OF l.. j. Wilcox. colored.
lie had been ioprieved twice. Black made an
effort 10 sddic,s the crowd but words failed
him and he said nothing. AT l o'clock the prop
was removed aud TO the horror or the
spectators the ropo broke and Black
fell heavily to the floor below,
splitting blood and calling for water
EHh cen minutes later the trap was sprung
the second time, md Black died Or stranyula-
broke just ut the end of the knot. 1t was COM
plstely rotten.
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MARY II. DANIEL.
Austin, Texas March II, 1881.
Waco.
Special to the Herald.

''peCihi W tile lleTalu.
waco, March ls.-At . O'Clock tonight n
young man named Morris Campbell. Jour
neyman jeweler, attempted suicide by NOR
phinc. Hewss found by friends and convey
ed to his boarding houss. and medical cid
summoned. lie claimed several days ago that
relation In the north beat him out 0fa Legacy
bequeathed TO him. For two d,ys
he has been drinking. aud II Is thought that
while under the Influence OF liquor he
suddenly determined on self-desiruciion,
Campbell is about twenty-six years of aye, and
has borne himself w0ll heretofore. lie will
probably recover.
A mass meeting OF citizens will he held Il
,he court-house Tomorrow night to take the
balance Of stock In an Organization with
$4,000 capital 10 manufacture the Foster
rotary plow.
| Waco cotton rcselpts TO date. ~, COO bales.
Very cold. Rain this morning and u northei
blowing all day. The wind Ia now blowing
almool e ole and very cold for the season.