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THE STATE OF TEXAS,


To the sheriff or any constable Of Travis
county, greeting:
You are hereby commanded that by making
publication OF this citation In the WEEKLY
STATESMAN, weekly newspaper published In
the city Of Austin, Travis county, Texas, once a
week for four consecutive weeks prior 10 the re-
turn day hereof You summon ID. A. Baker,
whose residence is unknown TO the plaintiff N,
this suit, TO be and appear before the district
court at its next regular term, 10 be holden I'm
and for the county of Travis, in the State of
TeXas, at the court house thereof, I'm the CITY of
Austin, on the first Monday in October 1881 IL
being the 3rd day of said month, then and there
10 answer the petition OF Joseph Harrell fled
Sept. 5, 1881, in a suit brought by him against
the defendant. upon three promissory notes
made, executed and delivered to II. w. Chandler.
by said Baker, for valuable consideration
dated, 10th day OF July, 1877 One for $500, due
six months after date and two for $685. each one
due twelve months after date and the other due
eighteen months after date. All three OF said
notes drawing ten per cent interest from the
course Of trade and Tor valuable consideration.
on the -. day OF January, 1878, the said r. w
Chandler, assigned, transferred, set over and de-
livered said notes TO plaintiff, Joseph Harrell,
that plaintiff Is the owner and holder of said
notes and entitled to the money due thereon
BY reason whereof defendant Is Justly lndebt-
ed, liable and bound 10 pay petitioner the
amount of money in said noies specified and tho
interest thereon. That said notes have long
since been due and payable, but to pay the same
or any part thereof, defendant has failed. and
refused, although often demanded OF him, 70.
plaintiffs damage in the sum Of 5000, and aaks
for Judgment for his principal debt, interest aud
cost. -
Herein fail not, but have you then and there.
before said court this writ, with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the,
same
Witness, E. Hallmanu, clerk of the district court.
OF Travis county, Texas.
Given under my hand and the seal of eaia
IL. B. court, lin Austin this, the 9Th day Of
september, A. ID. 1881.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Session begins on the first of October, and
continues nine months. Apply for catalogues TO
the secretary Of the facul, r. o., University
ofVi rginia, ALTERNATE county, Virginia.
GAS. +. HARRISON, Chm. OF the Faculty.
iy21 -deod&w6w.
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MRS. CUTHBERT'S SEMINARY for
Nl YOUNG LADIES. Seventeenth year opens
September IL. Address Principal, st. Louis, Mo.
au30
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TOR sALE-Very cheap (either with or with.
Il ont grist mill) saw, honse, shed, etc, All M.
good condition, No. Champion sttsm en-
CINE, twelve horse power almost new For
particulars apply 10 j. KOPPRL a. CO.
Ahst Fecah sueel hu17w4t
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WaNTED-lnl0rmatiO concerning one John
w Compton, who left Cincinnati about twelve
years ago. Address postofiiee hox l4i5, cincln-
nAt. Ohio. ae9-dAw3tf
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EOR SALE-About 400 head of good Merino.
n Sheep, In good healthy condition and good
shearers. Inquire Of " STkLFOX, Congress.
avenue. se1G-dit-w2f
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A FLOCK OF 1000 FINE EWES, In prime
n condition, healthy, strong. free from scab
and shearing i've pounds, from The Carlin sfock,
VIII be sold nj bargain, II taken before serving
time, October Goth, 1881. Have also some good
Rams FOR sale. Address GEO. l.. NORTH,
Sup1 Las Moras' Banch, MenardU.Ie, Men
ard County, Texas. sepI5-d4t, cod vet 4.
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GAM X. RICHARDS, Practical Horne Doctor.
- informs his friends aud patrons that he has
established his Veterinary Hospital corner OF
Live Oak aud Colorado streets. Horses DOught
and sold ON commission. se25 eSnntf
, 1881-01-14
DOCTORS DISAGREE,

t1r noor, S,s,.o-ts.%n..so.s ar .s.n c.
In,,. Citr Tin.,,i,.ia sh,,.c. ,,.n xt,,r"
OF Or. KcnicK. nn., lilo I.uttcr f:1rca
I1f,n n sound Ttra.i.luw-A Ducl In
Anticipation, as t1otl, arrtl Arc tn had
Rood.
spst'al Dbpatth 10 TIE chtedao Trfsun4
ST. Lofts. Alo.. JAM l3.-fl'ero waa live
" row III the llealttI Commissioners u.llcs at
dusk tt!!s eyenlng. Or. ", IL. Rentck, AS
sistani Physicla1l ut tile City Dtspctisary, md
nr. U: n Dean. Superintendent Of tho City
Dr. Kr,,1rk hns II hrntl,cr nnu,r,I Harry n
Nnr-tit ,,,,,a l., ..,,,s,s,.1 =. ~ t,,.',"t1..
~, t''. .'' VIZ ~ .n'p"se" y. t'e eHy.1tosp,-
tai ~ n!F'l.-wntci't''a''' belns taken sick
with itnsarlnl fever night or two ago, fio
was relieved fyMl tfuty nit! trentpd Mt tl,e
luspItal. Yesterday. n ]IttIr nftcr n'ciork
f. ttn ,,t.r,'',, ,,.. " % a'ian I'e. =. ~. eiosa
~ u'e "'testoali' SUE c''leN III tle nos
pltal 10 sce lilm. Size learned from
three OF the nurses that her brother liatl bce,,
very much worse: TINT tIcru l,oI hrcn NIL
,,imjst,,rni ~ H., i"rs'. a,,n,'ti,tna ~ ,..
.',,.'' :" ~, n''' ~ ~ a"n'1l.s'es .. nI"1.
p'''l'e anu other aahSrsoas tedicitlcs; TINT
he Wis then 1T q critical condition, and was
neglected ut tho llnints or tic hospital at-
, 1881-01-14

4 crncrLAN 70 TIE POWERS.
ROME, Jan. 13.-lt Is stntetl that Greece
Inns issued circular maintaining tint the
recommendations OF tho Berlin Conference
constitute decision lilo execution Ut which
IL obligatory upon the Powers.
WAR pREI,A1tAT10Sa.
CoSsTASrlSopLE, jan. l3,-'rronps md
military stores aru belng collected OH tho
Greek frontier. There Is unusual activity ut
tho arsenal aud tlock-yaras.
ALBANIA.
HAausA, Jun. 13.--Feurteen ba attalions of
Turkish regulars leave tO-tlny for Janina.
Deryis1l Iasila, f;oyernor Of Albania, also
departs for that place,
IN VIENNA.
VIESSA,J ,Jan. 13.-Thu Frcsse says:" Moth
Ing Is known III diplomatic circles l,era Ut
any collective measures Of tho Powers to i'll
sluco Grcece to acceut arbitration" Tho Or
gnns Of the Vienna Foreign Office dcny tint
MI alliance Of Tho three Eniporors l'as hcen
reastnbl!si,ch, but admit that advances have
been luatEo by lsussla to lint end.
, 1881-01-14

sptetal ntpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TorEkA, Kas., Inn. 13.-1n thu Legislature
to-ttny t;ov. st. John presented request TT
writing that ilu be allowed IL read Ills ,nessacc
tn jnsnt session. Tho request 1uet Will, colt
siderable opposition, many cantcn.l1ng that
the Mlcssagu should be delivered III writing
a1d reasl by tho Clrrk IN eacl1 llullsc.
A nlnt1o,, to suspend tho rules In order to
proy!de fur Joint session was lost 1T ths
Sennte., Pending a yotg on tho same
question, ....,. .....
IN Tltl: HOUSE,
the message was sent iii by tic Governor
through llts private secretary ainl rrad III
prolur order. There was considerable feel.
ing manifested III botF lLouses over the al-
legged tltsc0nrtcsy to tho G.>yerl,or alltl ,anny
excited speeches wero rn.le pro and c0't,
several members contcnling t'lat 1t was Ill
attempt oil tha part Ut Gov. st. John to OH
tain littlu chpap aotoFtpty by linrnMgutlg
the Legislature o'l tho temperance question.
, 1881-01-14

MEMPHIS, Tenll.. jan. la.--rhu proclan,a-
t1on Ut lex, King Of The Carnival, wl,inll IL
10 bo observed IL Mompll!s Alardi-Gras.
this legality. Ths. nysl!c Mc,un!lt will a)-
puur. Maull-ura lt9hi iii their traln OF tlonts
IL tlb pagvallt Ut surprising 1uauty Thu
King will ellter uni taku .p0ssnksio,l of the
ely I'm the day preceding. Nnnll ;tsrls. when
leading cillzens nro a!.l!alg III u1s preparations
t. l,lake the carnival q eruM Success;
Nls!tnra will lave every fautllty afforded
thenl for u July, pleasant tttlo.
, 1881-01-14
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.


n T. N "A l. fX ft D.
.1
-
tr'.'t' ,'...,. ,.se Icc ''niohs' -,
~ u'1.'ken p"aeher GIVING thc haf''c VI W.
49, ~ it.1" ~ "'9 A."l"1s ehhrEest VIII
!ntoWine % nscr.Ses t,tfougt' Il plait-sass
clarN cn'oM strret, .e Aiet'o"A'us s'''e" No. l''
,,ra ,roroo,o+ f,o,.,o,. o.orood ,,.,,,,
crnry Lrr r',,n e"1Ge@ ,t %it,
day, but aftcr hearing tic evidence Of n
tl,i,l,bcr Dt witnesses ti,. trInl was ni,s,inieI
Society. WHO wished to Dr.1cura III tln % attsnti.
Finr, l,mr,1Irif M ir,o,, ~ AR, Mar.
ehni'. r,'ti ~ 'EJ fdari. VI str .nas. M'I.
n!s" iockr i'm nt NJ TIM rmors st'c, ci,1, r,fi ~
With viii % Stealing T. Epd III witch % irt,i,t S"i1a. i5an
s"tf IL u, ,r i'', ,ia T ,!" ,Yi.e m ,
~ H. i,,u'. ~ ~ 'itw ' .o "osG Mg r
rrccnlnr,i' W',nsn MIN" wos i ~, mss.r;nimc}
wns aitnrlv W ~. ~,
u JENNIE iMse' on nner" , nSenne.
evlF s ts ,,c of + vl T. ycstcr
dny GtternGn1, permitted hlMselk to l'c r0l'el
iii iii inIn'!ts 'ai'!e,l i5ora slas, SI,ero Iie wIs
s0n', rubbed ut s:s.o nsl the cs,sli l,a had.
otlleers Mce'ail atA Meyer arrested
both Wh'ntt1 shortly. utter !iutclll,-
Raby's rosssssioii WIS tsan III 70 90 ssSS cast,
money il amongst II, all,l Il is doubtful ii le
would beable to identify II csen If 1t WIS.
4 FATAL Fight.
win Ins i,c.11 liying il, sonaewllnt ,lrstisnta,
clrnu,mssamrns nj Ro IN, VIII, nvs,,,,. t1i"'l
ystars|ny ,,,o If "rysinejns in tlc ir,t4 III" ti,e
s5 e lts sI&j%Sd 1,;a'rc i br'is iHt!Iefy i6 y
49,, ~ t1,n sr.,.r,. ,,1tn,- I,,..n' ,1,a,
u, "w Il" tbc ~" ns;, of ia ,,,,ar,s us.,h'tS r,
Emc]s was cnl,,inye.l mill II wall; nro ~ m
i,nsil"r i" thc iivt;rv stnIl" ~ \ fitti" IN II,
tGe aiiey back Of No. % lSS G!ark M s,rcet. . al!'i
inr IN In. % nfirnn VIZ t5s. i,y n'Is; +. III
s0,lu sort Of MI rllcouuiar. I'M mil Fnnhs
r%:n' s"t tlio I;' worst st Of Il, #hj,temUSru:' S:
trlls atnrv % nf In" =" .,tT;r will, !. vsrv it.sS
enrrs" i!is'ne NJ ~ M ,rs - to n.n ur,v, ,.HeIs Il.
trutGf.ilusss to ihu Coroaer's iliry by silrll
men Iis jt1dge ,j;I,nest,ll nni stvsroi oii."rs
a,! M sa @sls IL n u aas S ''e aecao sS fr for
't;3,,vm ~ 10 s,ntra !, Ercs '1'tG'ots ~ ia e'',. ~
,ws @ S,sss Sny u Aftsr fe wptnE a s s,S e S
nnstrr mn, Eris ,yns annrntIv m. n III to
i".,':n NV ~ lnr @ W ham nt s,,art t t,o ,o
lrfure Irtwi, s,,,i,. sid or Sii M ws.,es. nnti
iurng ti six Wccl;s he llad Gcu "ii; cnInyett I
~ 'a sl,rT" e' .,yerv t,nn ''n' I,a w,s ~ nafG
Mr iVn;iir,ner,, asva wi,cu hm oan M ,nclt. Rilu:
wj,y b1 wns ,toa nftSmifjr ~ r. % his vnrE h
n'swnrc,l Mny m ri" nstlv ibat kc I'D IT, III HH1n nt ~
r., w"rle anv n,,Ynr IN Smv s!' r @ iii" M, fnr
INV s.,:I' ~ warIs mi tjio n.nrn hi tri",1 @ ~ 70
oS>, Eu,. f.s ni,u,,t, i ,,ti,,i c,,,i ~ IL III
work tiio i,ore ti,c hitter abused lin. Thcy
wuru: 1!nrrelllig as tl'eX came up tue
fnl-"hy, Ail JUST ~ Nhltle1note feAelleu
, 1881-01-14

Gptetal Dttpateh to Tia Chicago Trfbuns.
LASslSu, aitcl,., Iau. ia joint rcsoIu.
ton I,asse.I lutl, branches of the Legislature
to-day me.norlalFxlng Congress IL extu'ld the
tIne for u.e completion Ut tho Unto.lagon
lluilroal to tho Wisconsin Stata line.
Il Senatorial caucus WINS llela this after
noon for tlle nomination ut a President pro
ten. Tlleru were two cAntIltlates--ylz.: John
r. Rich, Ut l.apecr, Spvaker vi tho lust
House, al,d ". L. Ambler, Of Occam cona-
Is, wlpn was n1su member Ut tli* last STU
atu, Alr. Ambler, w',o w,ts Ilonores! by t1lu
, 1881-01-14
BRITISH ITEMS.

IV9*s8Ig*9Hs w II HtIt9Nt4F
LONDON, Jnn. lM-From 0,000 to 60,0oQ col.
Hers are On strlks In Lancashire, owing
principally to tho desire ot tic masters to
contract themselves out Of the law rendering
Mom liable to pay compensation In tho event
OF accidents.
TIE OCEANS.
LONDON, Jan. la-'rhe steamer Greece lost
seventy head Ut cattle Oil llor passage.
Tla steamer West Stanley, from Galveston
for Rayal, ia ashore a. ArunshurR.
Tho atcalner Sartlintan landed two tisller:s
men. Lllnl amt Nelsol1, picked up III tfory
otf Boston harlur, The Mun were almost
frozen to death,
DEAD,
l.oSpoN, Jan. 1a-AIrs. Batemlan, n,otl,er
OF kata Nntcman, tho celebrated actress, is
ttead.S
, 1881-01-14

(. LONDON, Jan, la.-Tho Standard reports
TINT 100 OF tho crew Of her Ala]esty,s sl,lp
Buad!cea have been landed at Port Natal
with guns for service ut tho front. -.
A rl.orEsT.
ANTWERP, Jan. la-Tha Fle!nish tRhabttr
ants Of DclRlum ars Signing Vi. address &o the
British nation protesting agalnst tha nulaex~
, 1881-01-14

HAVANA, Jim. la-Adylees from San DO
mtngo arc to Dec. 70. a party OF Insurgents
entered the territory OF Sun Domingo ,,car
nanlea. but wero lefeateh With q lusa OF Tive
Killed aud twel!ty Wounded. at tho satlo
tinIo Jcan Ntos, tho revolutionary aRitator,
was pursued and shot during his flight, :.
, 1881-01-14

PANAMA, Jan. 4.--'rha tncnbcrs at tic as-
sncia.inl, Of tin State Ut l'Aiia,na belonging
10 the party knuwn III tho Independent Lib
cral party l,aya proclain,c't tho cantttdatnre
Of 1]r Pablo Arnxulrla fur t1,o President of
tho Statn III l'nna;l,a fur thu turn beginning
Jun. /. IS3s,
, 1881-01-14
rox AND WISCONSIN RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

Mlt.wAuKEE, Wis, Jan. l3.-Lieut. lIln-
nla1,, ot tllu engineers III chnrge Ut the Fux
and Wisconsin Klycr Improvement, lruyes
ttlj10rrow with tho repnrt ut Cnl. Houston,
Chief Ut Engineers. The wurk llus nntiasNt-
isfnetDry progress, but thu al,nsnprintlul. Is
Insufficient, utld further slstl Will bG nslied
uf CONGRESS-,
, 1881-01-14

ultcntly tl,nn olIce In TIN yenra. Thu book
ngents. backed BY tl,eis publishers, will or.
Rai,Ize a war ut once.
Senator Viello ai.i Representative Carter
introduced bills prepared by the Statu Lar
Association tn resubntt
TtlE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
10 thu people.
Senator kalIl0. OF Cass, got In ILLS work by
Offering n resolution 'imqtfrfnH Into The expn-
tfency NJ reducing the number nj Senators
tu thirty mud Representatives to sixty, with Il
fixed salary. kllllu IL rctl-hot to reduce the
number of distinguished men tn the Statc,
aIld fl due tino will Introduce his little bill
IL tint effect.
Tile only colored member Of tic Legls]a-
lure, Representative Hinton, OF Marion, ill.,
troluced bill providing that the now part
TIE INSANE ASYLUM
s|!ala be for females, and that tho B0ard Of
Directors shall consist Ut three ladies', who
slin!l he p9l,i $500 u year. This II very kind
to tic indies, tss WIS Senator Lecper'S bill
providing TINT teachers be licensed
with special reference to their
qualification to tcnch in particular
grades. As tho law now Is, teachers III pri-
mary grades inHst stand M equal examtna~
ton with t'Ioso ia high grades. a'ld tic re-
suit IL that the former grow rusty In tho
higher branches. Scnator Leeper Is all old
bachelor, but lie believes ln the ladlcs, cs-
pcclal'y tho scllool.larms. Tho Senator
hills from South Bend.
a. representative from tile Committee ap-
pointed TO investigate chargcs Of
CRUELTY IN THE woMAS's nEPotMAToMy
itsketl tlaat said CoInlntttee be empowered to
send for PERSONS and pHpers alld employ Il
r1ttrf 1Ehfnti rf,rk tyfpHn ttr H.
tFins tho Chairman Ut tic Commit
tee, says he has understood ihnt,
til tie punishment OF the Inmates for fnfrac-
tioils Ut discipline, no discrimination Is l,a'e
between those who are crftniaais afld those
who liase been p'acetl III the ilsti.u tlon for
fetoFHatory purposes. 1le Inns also heard
TINT excessive usa IL made Of
THE "sIowE1:bATil"
This Is lhdlni'a's Institution. 1t WIS tile
first Of lts Kind ever established i,' the world,
and the lady Warden, Mrs. Smith, l.as been
Regarded the perfection OF Wisdom. dlscre-
tiuh, AMI Kindness. bit the rcI'oFls to The
contrary are sufficiently authenticated to de-
ina'ld thorough Investigation Ut tho lnstltu-
lloll. afld It Is !ikelr to receive 1t.
The first petition Of tile session was pre-
scnted by Senator Poindcxtcr FROM the Board
of Commissioners OF Ffoysl County, praying
for n law limiting the terms Ut the ofllces Of
SherliEs and Treasurers tn four years, and
Ineligible for scc01id term.
james Greetnan. Of Noble County, "a sol
ttier WHO
LOST HIS AIM
In tho War for tho Unfo.i." was appointed to
suceeea 1ir' ltoo'ef' VINO ms resigned, rs
ASsas'"l't uoofAeepef Q! uie 94oase'
Tug usual amount or sieklless a;nonE the
, 1881-01-14
NJ LAME.

ArdtsTA, Me-. Jim. l3--lIarris ". Pinisted
t0ak the 0atlt Ut Office tu-dny US Governor,
alM delivered Ills Hlessnge.
The Fusion cntlc.is Nominated Nal. Jo-
sepll l.. Sinith for Unltetl States Senator.
, 1881-01-14
CHILL,
Cl1III,
4 UNITED STATES CONSULAR AGENT IN
1ttnl.nI.E4

n UNITED SEAIES tUS9uI.Ak AGENT IN
TROUBLE.
PANAMA, Jan. 3.-Tho StNr u1ltl IIcrdEd's
'I4[un correspondence l,ns lettcr from Conf
lnniuler Lynch, 0t the Gillian army, In nm
swer to n hUte from tho United States Minis
ter. Lynch said l,o lad respected onc prop
cfty, tic Luehfmar plantation. since It really
was owncd by citizen of tho United States,
but ndded: "Although shall always Gil
acayor to respect and protcct tho property Of
ncutraIs, this will not prevent no from using
the utmost rlgors towards those foreigners
wo cnt1cavnr to shield property belonging
to the enemy who layc lad it transferred to
t1lum as ,ncans Of protecting It from our
operations. III this relation consider 1t coli
yentcnt tn mention to your Exccllency TINT
tho Consular Agent Of tho United States at
ChtlI,bote took advantage Of my good faith
by assuring nc III dll official note that NIL the
machinery md rolling stock ut Chiu,boto
were the exclusive property of i. G. Dubois,
n citizen of the United Stat.a, when, lit fact,
lIo Is only tho lcssee Of them. together with
the railroad, the whole of which Is owned
by tho State. Tho conduct observed by this
Consular Agent will compel the Gillian ars,y
10 treat HIN rs I'LL enemy, III tho oyelt-
which Is mnro than prohable-tllat tho
necessities Of war inay compel our forces to
ngntu visit Chinlbc:e.
, 1881-01-14

Tho .1.nuIsrilu nNrfst.Jaar}mt Emnts every
matter Ut takIux hul.ail llfc." Ii .aaya "TAcs0
ttn'b luore than Ino victim fur cacl} Ut ns" mud
klo mum WIN MtteInpk3 tO kill suOro thAn AtS
quvtA should bu shot on thu Rpot.
, 1881-01-14

IIAnrfoED. Cum, Jan. 13.-~Dottl 11onscs
Of tho Legislature hayu adjourned to trucs-
day. Jun. ls,, ut noon. III e;lei, 11ol1su tho
etcct[nn Of United STATES Senator ID inattu tho
order Of tic tlay for Tuesday. at u caucus
OF the Democratic members Ut tho Lcgtsn.
ture to-tiny, Senator Eaton was named for
the Senate.
, 1881-01-14

l. The people hayo confidence Ia the Shakers'
8Rrtapastlia, trcausp u Re0ulic bhakpr .,ei-
iclns, prel'afod BY tho canterbury shakesa, shak-
, 1881-01-14
INDIA.

Do.1nAy, Jan. 11-'l'lae private secretary OF
tho Governor stalrs that no foundation cx-
lists f0r the rcpnrt Ut tho econspifacy to lepnse
thu 1safnll atid massacre the European resi-
dents uf kblopurc.
, 1881-01-14

nomination, Is tho youngest member Of tho
ScnAte. but a,Es sterling good qualities md
experiences In public life IMPLY ntollc for bis
1nck In years. lTe Is journalist by profess
siolt. After the caucus 1e held quite re-
cellton o,, tho lloor of the Seuate, when Ills
llosts Of friends warmly congratulated lin
, 1881-01-14

1CTIVfs MOFEMENTHs n
r,oSnoy, Jun. la-A dispatch ftm Dnr-
tmt re3mrss tlAt tho IIncss ltaya ritrrd tsl-
war,ts WnkkcrstrmnI. colonial trnn.'s hnvo
takrn II l''.snIo stronghold. Tile ,rchels suf-
fered considerable ioss.
, 1881-01-14

1.oNpoS, JIM. l:I-A correspondent ut
Bombay repeats The report Of tic conspiracy
ut kalnrorc. ainl says rcttortS llnyc been re-
cefvctl OF tho trial Of tho cunspirators.
, 1881-01-14
1Ir. p1ntt Victorious IN tho Cau-
Gus Contest III New
York.
An Investigation Ordered in tndi.
ana-Sickness Among the
Members.
a Memorial to Congress from Michi-
gan-Ropublican Nomination
for Presiding Officer.
Inauguration OF The Arkansas Governor
-i'laistcl Takes tile 0atll Of
Ollcc III Maine.
q. ". Oliver, Jr., Named by tho Repub-
lioans Of Pennsylvania-A Bolt.

~ ur o,. 1r1 L. A. na
Il. W. V!lVer. JF'' NalAeu W 11o hepno-
1;oans Of Ponnsvtvania-A Bolt
-
WISCONSIN,
apsesa! o'311te" ,'1, 70 me c",eaoo '!'o''nt. ~
1lAntA'S' HlS', 'i''I' ~, o"o" ..' a!"t elts
LeEsatnre ~ osga's'neu, u'o 't:e'sst p'''I. w..
p"''S eel'iees ~ LUZ cIee..ua W oenato!' ~
~ ses.etoas 's se'sa.. 9eu'G" s, ~ w. T'a'
.hi. oa"Set III" " "laJoi..5 oA JUN. oa'1o''
ollt uie poslp''4e!Heht " tt'o e'''e.S ~ Wy
week inaae last e'etNns e''se ihaanisaole
e'ia'leo u te "e"n.'gSs ~ uag n.y. "l1t,elto
supposed ts'"9!pnaal ca'.u'oase. tae 1t!nel-
cuts oi Mr' hejes clAl.n .o'nasnt tnal tne
fostpoaeh'eill VI tne eane"s u E'lu''a'ent u
l'ts 'otisi'latsoii alltl e'ection. ar. Reyes es'
piesses h'i1!seit rs very conllaelt ot success
11le tolo vi III Ills 1Fle'lus ~ h"Wa"!
TIE i1'1Nc1rAh "a; nlslSEsS
Introduction Ut resolutions providing for q
joint committee IN redlstrlctlng the Stasc.
Thu Legislature met III }oint stssso't til the
Assembly Cliaillbcr shortly u1ter lmon tu
hear Gov. Smith reatl Ills fourth annual
message. The Assembly clan!bcr was
packed to tho utmost cnpActty With legig-
Tutors nld visitors from all sections Of tic
Su!te* Unusual interest was manifested IN
tho document. Following nle extracts fron1
THE stEssAt'E:
Tho receipts Into tho ssntc Tceasury
s W W.T., alseT ~ ,'rcc. sg @n WIN ''ope " RI, m
laaleo Sopt. IL, ls;U ................. 5ss,ssi.Gu
M. Tnt1l.. ..:........ss4a.6i3d
at,s IT ~, ,,,ts,,pa,.s s ~ s'' NJ
nsilnco Sept. ID, isSV. ....:.......... iSl;Es.;i
, 1881-01-14

Nftc InFk TtftNHe. Y
John Kelly II Qulet, but hO ii pnly running hot
lead into-the batt etld ut that saiile)uh.
, 1881-01-14

ALBANY, Jah. H.-The Republican I.cgss-
htisu t0illt CAUCUS met this evening tn nnnl-
i1'ate Unttrd States Senator. Tho first
ba'lotrest,lted rs fal'ows: platt, Il; Crowley,
20; Rogers. TO; f4aplian,, 4: Wheeler, 10;
Morton, I. p'att's nomination wns then
1'latle unanimous, mil tic caucns adjourned.
MI. Platt WIS screnatlett tf-,iIeht Mt Dele
van By tho New York delegation, working in
Ills Interest. (soy. cornell was also serenad-
ell carly IN tho evening.
, 1881-01-14
WEST VIRGINIA.

WrEEE1.a, ". Va, Jan. 1a-Tho official
count Of the voics cast for State officers at
tho October election was completed by the
l.tRlslaturc III joint session to.tlay. Tho yote
for Governor Is rs follows: Jacob u. jack
sotl' Democrat, Go,0ol; q. c. Sturgis, 1iepub-
llcan, 4.45: Napoleon Il. French, t'rcen-
hacker, f3.Uo1; Jackso,s's majority, 12,l10.
Il,e Governors message was leatl to-tiay.
1t relates wholly to natters Of local Interest,
hut makes good showing for tho State.
, 1881-01-14
, - te' w. :, " ~. 'm.'','1ss
80 s,.,, ,s",' ,,,. ~. .,'''sa ~, 800 ~.
~ t"'tu u's'''l tl'c ',"o"!
WIZ ''H" t,,. l'e x M''s l''''.l!'''' Ia
'nes' =, , ~. e'1'''es "a III
~ "l'a''4l"'''S. =,
> t.h'.e ~" :, .ts'il ~ y
10 "n "'sa's
US "''ll''li"n'
ARKANSAS,


Rock ISLAND, Ark, Jun. l3.-TAc IT.
nugurnt!on ceremonies sollay were quito in'-
posing. The Governor ind olticr Slatc al,l*
GERS e!ect were escorted from the Executive
Mansion By the Capital city and Qnspaw
Guards 10 tic Statc-iIouse. THU lin. ot
march to the Capitol grounds was thronEr.l
with peoblr, nnd tho House ut Represents.
tiycs. where the Legislature met III Jo!nt
session, was packet ~ its utmost capaclty.
Precisely at IL oc!Dck Chlrt-Justlee English
administered
THE OATH OF 0FptcE
to Gov. Churchill, who then delivered Ills
inaugural atldrcss. 1t WIS hrlct.. but replnte
with patriotic. sound, conservative views and
sentiments. After Its delivery tho oatll WIS
administered to Secretary Frollch, Treasurer
Woodruff, Auditor Crawford, and Attorney
General Meau. Thu Convention was thcn
dismissed.
Tonight complimentary bali tn Cor.
Churchill will come oil ut ConcortlEa Hail.
Mrs. Gov, Blackburn, OF Kentucky, cntue
from Frankfort here to witness tho lnang,l-
ration Of her brother, Gov. Churchill.
, 1881-01-14

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