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On such an occasion we can all forget party
for moment and join with the city of
London in respect and admiration for the
career Of man whose name belongs to his
country's history. II was not because Mr..
Gladstone is the powerful and successful
leader of great party in the state, not
even entirely because he is the chief of the
imperial executive, but because his career
has been one which places him in
the ranks of England's greatest and
most distinguished sons, that he
received yesterday the city of London's
homage Mr.. Gladstones name belongs, in
fact, to England and to history almost as
much as does the city of London itself, and
il was sense, no doubt, OF this historical
eminence, which does not belong to party,
and is, indeed, entirely above and outside
il, that induced the chief political oppo-
nentS in the corporation of the party to
which Mr.. Gladstone belongs to waive
their party predictions and join in
an almost unanimous act of admira-
ton and respect for distinguished
English statesman, Such an occasion is no
ordinary one. The distinction yesterday
conferred on MIR. Gladstone is not, as he
truly said, one which is given on occasions
so numerous as TO deprive it of any portion
Of its significance. 1t was the spontaneous
homage of great historical community to
great public character of the time, freely
rendered and bcoomingly received, and the
country at large will endorse tho act of the
city of London as the universal tribute OF
Engishmen to the splendor of great ca
reer. London Times.
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The Marriage Association.

Several times recently the Nashville
World has spoken of the probable orrani.
zation in that city of society for the pro.
lection of matrimony, aud the following OK.
PLANTATION Of the objects Of the association
will no doubt prove of interest to the Young
ladies and gentlemen Of this city:
No person is barred from membership on
account OF age, sex or previous condition.
All that Is required Of the applicants for
membership Is that they are single, and n
promise to pay the dues promptly. ANY
one desiring TO become member must NH
out blank furnished by tho company,
stating name In full, when born, where
born, present residence, fathers
name, mothers name, name of
some citizen for reference, and an agree.
ment TO abide by all the stipulations and
covenants contained IN the certified men,
bcrship. The latter document has the gen.
eral appearance Of an ordinary insurance
policy, which agrees Tin consideration OF
tho representations made In tho application
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for membership, and the payment of ten
dollars membership fec, and the further
payment to be made of all assessments of
one, two or three dollars, according to class,
on the lawful marriage Of a member, or
maturity Of certificate of membership, as
II may occur in the class herein stated, ex-
cept when there may be finds in the hands
OF the treasurer to tho credit of this class
sufficient to pay three benefits, and the sum
of three dollars semi-annually during the
continuance of this membership, payable
in the months of November and May of
each year, to pay the member, Gfhe or she
belongs to class C) the sum of one dollar
End seventy cents for each day the certifi-
cate has been in force the total sum not to
exceed one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-siX dollars and If so per cent. of the
endowment fund has not been paid, the di-
vision is to be pro rata"
There are three classes in the organiza-
ton, and a person can belong To all of
them. Neither is there anything to pre-
vent man and his intended bride from
both being members. In class A each
member is assessed one dollar in class b
two dollars, and in class G three dollars
after each marriage, or maturity of a certi-
iicate, provided the endowment fund in the
hands of the treasurer to the credit of each
class be insufficient to pay three benefits.
In addition to the assessments ara the semi
annual dues mentioned in the certificate
of membership.
The endowment fund is set apart for the
benefit Of certificate holders, and amounts
to eighty per cent. of the assessments.
Upon marriage or maturity each member
OF each class is entitled to seventy cents, one
dollar and twenty cents, and one dollar and
seventy cents, respectively, but no assess
mcnt will DO made or benefit paid for a
marriage that occurs within thirty days of
the time the certificate was issued. All GER
tifcates mature in three years whether the
holder marries or not. A failure to pay
assessments or dues results in a forfeiture,
but persons in arrears on account of sick
ness or other unavoidable casualty can be
reinstated bypayingu the Arrears Mash
vile World
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N.kinC Abolition of nutlcs.

LONDON, November l2--Lord Harting-
ton, secretary of state for India, replying to
a population which urged the repeal ofthc
remaining duties on cotton goods imported
iuto India, said he was unable to give a
definite ans wer, but he believed the Indian
government in its next budget would abol-
ish the duty on grey goods The govern
ment, he said, fully agreed with the depu-
tation as to the evil of protection, but you
must look upon the matter as a revenue
question. He pledged that the duties
would be abolished as soon as the state of
finance permitted but did not mean
that the first surplus must
be applied to that object He
pointed ont that il would not be safe to rely
more than heretofore on the revenue from
opium, and said that he could not hold out
any hope that he would be able to dispose
with the revenue within any time that he
could torsee, but that the growing anti
opium agitation increased its precarious.
ness.
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LATEST TELEGRAMs CONDE NsED.

At Cincinnati, last Thursday Mr. Fred
A, SCmidt was married to Miss Tctedaux,
II grand daughter of Matthew Clifford.
A recent dispatch says that Guteau has
invited an unknown Indiana lady to attend
his trial and that she will remain there in
cognito during the trial
Frank Boothc, of Concord township, OF
Ohio, has mystcrously disappeared from
his home, leaving wife and two children
in destitute circumstances.
George Watkins, a youth who recently
finished a term for robbing the mail, has
been sentenced at Finlay, Ohio, to one year
IN the penitentiary for burglary.
At Lafayette, Indiana, Albert Foster, a
colored youth, who murdered an old man
named Quinlan, couple of months ago,
has been sentenced to the penitentiary for
life.
Jerome lIaddlct, freight conductor on
the New York, Pennsylvania a. Ohio rail
road, has been almest fatally wounded by
being caught between the bumpers of the
engine and car, at Urbana, Ohio.
Near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in neighboring
village, prominent physician recently
made an "unproicssionaln call on neigh
boris wife and was fired out of the house by
her sister sans pants,s sans coat and the sean
dial is thetalk of the town.
General Sherman, in his late report,
recommends congressional action to keep
out intruderS from the Indian territory
which has heretofore been accomplished by
the military only. lie also states that in
the military division of Missouri there are
1900 men and officers.
A grand wedding took place at Cincin-
natl, on the 10th instant, the contracting
parties being Miss Rose Echberg, daughter
of Fred Eichberg, Esq, and Mr.. Fred I.aza-
nus, of Columbus, Ohio. The parents of
the bride were her attendants, while the
mother of the groom was his
In Dayton, Ohio, u man by the name of
Patrick Mcqueen has been ascertained to
be the party who murdered his wife some
twcnty-one years ago, near the old canal
boatsmen quarters. 1t seems that he shot
her for having been untrue to him through
II handsome young lrishmun, who lived
with them.
j. A. Goaldcr, who was n short time ago
appointed postmaster at Shackclfords,
King and Queen county, Virginia, has de-
clined the Office, for the reason, as he saws,
that all the inhabitants of Shackclford were
"lunders,' and rs lie was "readiustcrn
they would not lease him house to open
the mails in.
A freight locomotive and four cars made
the run a couple of days ago from New
Augusta, on the kankakec line, to Indian
apolis, without engineer, brakeman, or
other person, 1t ran at the rate of forty
miles an hour, and when just west of the
Union depot in the latter city, it colided
with an engine, and $4,000 smash-up was
the result,
At Cincinnati, on the 10th, inst, Samuel
Bowman committed suicide. He was a
printer bv trade, and for while edited the
American Hotel Review with singula
ability, eloquence and profit. His action
was brought about by his conclusion that
he was hopeless consumptive and he pre-
terred to thus end his life by five shots
from revolver.
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FORT WORTH.
corrcsnondencc Of tho lIernld.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
Fonr Worm, November 1.-THE Even.
ing News did not appear yesterday, owing
to the Office being re.rsoied
Clouds cold rain and deep mud make
these truly ''the melancholy days"
The Building and Loan association IL
meeting with such favor another association
is IN prospect Of establishment. This asso.
citation is for the erection ofhouses to he let
Twenty emigrants with twelve wagons
and household goods, from Arkansas
passed through town yesterday en- route to
Erath county
Fifteen Italian cmigrants arrived here
yesterday, and expect to make this city
their home.
A division of the proposed cornct band
is interfering with its establishment.
Reports of n greater acreage of wheat
being sown come from far and near,
"A beggar who walked on crutches and OK
hibited placard, "Hc who giyeth 10 the
poor lendeth to the Lord, while plying his
calling here was told by an officer to con
slider himself under arrest The charge was
embeszlement In Ellis county. lie denied
being the man and asked for time 10 ret
his clothing, This favor being granted ho
disappeared and has been sought for In
vain for the last several days.
Judge X. Il. Bcckham after confinement
| for two weeks with Sickness is on the streets
this afternoon for the first time
The $4,000 stock of the building and
| loan association is fast being taken
The Mexican horse thieves arrested nj
| Sherman for stealing horses from this
neighborhood were visited by Mr.. Jack
Flint Of this city, yesterday Twelve of
the horses were identified as stolen propcr.
| ty. He has lust returned and reports That
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Five Prominent Men Who Have Climbed
the Hill Together

There is bit of interesting political his
tory connected with Charles ]. Folger, the
new secretary of the treasury, Ex-Governor
Morgan, Sub-TreaSurer Hillhouse,, Colonel
George A. Bliss, land President Arthur.
These men have held peculiar relations to
each other for twenty or twenty-five wears
Mr.. Morgan is, of course, the Oldest and
most distinguished figure in the group. He
was elected governor in 1858, and held the
office for the four following years
AZ the outset he made Colonel
bllss his private secretary, and
one year later he appointed him
paymaster-general. Early IN his first term
the governor made Mr.. Arthur his engineer
in-ehief, and subsequently advanced him to
the position of inspector-gen and final
~, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mr.. Hillhouse.
who then resided in Geneva, was elected to
the state senate in November 1859, from
the Ontario, Geneva and Yates district
In the summer of 1861, before his SEN
atorial term expired Gov. Morgan an.
pointed Hillhouse Acknowledgement. Thus
we see that Arthur, HillhouSe and Bliss
were the managing members of Gov. Nor
CANS military staff for. about two wears,
when the state was raising and differing
scores OF volunteers for the war of the re-
bellion.
az WIS poIllt JuuSt TOlStf comes INTO the
Morgan programme. When Hillhouse be-
came djutant-general, Folgcr was elected
his successor in the state senate. He was
Leading member and the organ ofGov. Nor
gan S administration.
1t is rather interesting to trace the .ubse-
quent career of these five gentlemen.
Gov. Morgan became senator in con-
gress. Mr.. Hillhouse was chosen state
comptroller. After remaining eight years
in the state senate, Mr.. Folger was appoint.
ed sub-treasurer. lie then went on the
bench ofthe court fappeals. and Mr. Hill
house ultimately succeeded him as sub
treasurer. Colonel Bliss was appointed
United States district attorney, and General
Arthur became collector of the port. No
body doubted that Arthur, Folger, Hill
house and Bliss were largely indebted to
Governor Morgan's influence for these i'm
portant places, while Arthur, Hillhouse and
Bliss owe to him alone their first start in
their official life. 1t is not singular, there
fore, to see these five names running good
deal together just now-[N. Y. Times.
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Mrs, Annie A, Smithton, of Auburn, n.
tried various advertised remedies for nv
complaint, which was general prostration.
believe suffered every i'll that flesh is an
heir to. Tho least exertion caused the
greatest fatigue. | was tormcntcd with dys-
pcpsia and every irrcgularity. My blood
seemed poisoned pimples and sores were
all over my body, nothing tried ever gave
me more than mere temporary relief, and |
felt myself growing worse and worse. Mr..
Reynolds, the druggist, advised me to use
Browns iron bitterS From the very start
began to improve, now | do not feel like
the same woman
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Railroad Notice.

There VIII be held a meeting of the stock
holders OF the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Com
pany at the general office of the company, ~
the city of Dallas, on Thursday the 10th day.
December ISL for the purpose named In the
following resolutions
Resolved: That u meeting OF stockholders q
the Dallas& Wichita Railroad Company becalled
to meet tho Office Of said company In the ely
Of Dallas, at the hour of IL o'clock noon the 18th
day Of December A. u. 1881, for the purpose o.
aeciding upon the amount Of not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, Of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by thh
company for the purpose of completing, cquiplng
and improving It's line of railroad, aud paying is
Indebtedness from the city of Dallas to Denton,
IN Enton county, as may be determined, and 70
hx Me rate Of interest on such bonds and V
a,tsbrizc said bonds to BIO secured by mrs,
mortgage on the property, franchises rights any
privileges of said company, and that notice .,
said mectingb be given, as required by. law ana
NJ the same time and place there VIII be helus
meeting OF the board of directors OF said cor
poration for the transaction Of such business Is
may come before II.
Dallas, October T. 1881 JIM. MCCORMICK
SeC'v Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad COMPANY.
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sherman and Raum to visitAt,,n

WASHINGTON November ll.-Gencral
Raum commissioner ofinternal revenue, has
accepted an invitation to visit the Atlanta
cotton exposition in company with General
sherman, They will leave Washington on
Sunday night and remain in Atlanta Tues
not visited Atlanta since November 18th,
1861, at which time he was left there in com
mand of the rear guard of the tenth army
corps, and he will return on the 18th ami
YerSary ofthat day.
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THE WORKING MAN

The noblest men know on earth
Are men whose hands are brown with toll ;
Who backed by no ancentral groves,
Hew down the wood and till the soil;
And win thereby u prouder name
Ihan follows king OF warriors fame.
The workingmen, whater the task.
VINO carve the stone or bear the hod,
They bear upon their honest brOws
The royal stamp and seal of God:
And worthier are their drops of sweat
Than diamonds in a corOnet.
God bless the noble workngmen,
Who rear the cities of the plain,
Who dig the mines, who build the ships,
And drive the commerce OF the main.
God bless them, for their tOiling hands
Have wrought the glory of all lands
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Two English Princes Mt YoA DIANA

SAN Francisco. CAL, November ILL.,
The steamer City of pekin brings intelli-
gence that the British flying squadron, with
two English princes, sons of the Prince of
Wales, has arrived at Yokahoma from Aus.
tralia. The princes are guests OF the gov
eminent of Japan at Toxic. The pro.
gramme of festivities in their honor extends
through seven days, and includes two. ban
qucts with the Mikado
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Mr. olnd.to no At aulldhnll.

tits pleasant to turn aside from the tur.
mol ofparty controversy in order to wit
ness such ceremony as that which took
place Yesterday In the city, uhc prcscnta.
uon TO him Of an address ut the CuildbalD.
rhe iirst minister Of the crown, one OF The
icasing statesmen Of his age and country, A
man who has entered upon his fflieth
year IN The service of the state, was rc
vcveu Win becoming honor by the
municipality OF the first city Of the empire.
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Fusion of Parties.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Times cor.
respondcnt.says Unless the programme of
the new French ministry shall be displcas.
ing to any large section of the left, fusion
of the three groups there may be taken as
an accomplished fact, Only the extreme
LEFT has, constituted tsolfas u separate group.
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Missing Or. G. D. Oates of Dallas, Texas,
Small ofstaturc, weightabout 120ori3 lbs com
pleNion fair, blue eyes about 20 years Of agv,,
hair sandy had on when last seen a dark eom
and vest gray pants and black slouch nav,
supposed TO have wandered of or boarded solne
train IN ilt OF temporary insanity, The aboyc
reward WI be paid for any Information regafu'
Ing his whereabouts, by j T. ELLIOTT
LINN hpr naatar nallas. Texas,
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PARIS, November li,--lt Is now believed
that the cabinet will form tomorrow with
Gambetta as president of the council but
without a folio, and Mr.. Defreytes and NJ.
Leon Say ministers of foreign affairs and
finance respectively.
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200 acres excellent lands 100 acres in cultivation;
70 acres In pasture. An abundance of good tim.
Der. considerable cedars and several hundred
pecan trees; never-failing spring of excellent
water, most advantageously situated; small
orchard of the finest improved peach trees
plain but substantial dwelling on very desra.
BILE site-plcasant and healthy handsome, ro'
mantle; also out houses, fine barn and two
good tenant houses; good substantial rail soncinl
and planked lots.
Any person desiring larger tract can get ad
joining lands on very reasonable terms
will sell any tract from 10 acres up, cash
part on time.
This tract Is peculiarly adapted to wheat oats
grass and cotton, dairying. fattening cattle, fruit
growing, gardening and fish raising.
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT.
Dallas County. Texas. June Goth. 1881,
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BosroS, Mass, November liza dispatch
from Calais, Maine, says that upward of
forty dwellings and stores, besides the three
IN Woodstock; loss $4,000, insurance
$4,000,
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Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order made by county court OF Dallas county,,
Texas, will sell at private sale all the interes,
of J. ID Copperfeld. deceased IN the late firm .,
Iytue & copperheld; also about thirty.hye hea'
OF horses and mules belonging 10 said es'a"'
For description OF property call on
nov 5.lot J. ID. HATCH, Dallas, Texas
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NEWARK, November ll.-Mr. Rollins has
sent the following letter to the solicitor
general, at Washington
District attorneys office, city and county
of Newark, November TO- lSSl.
TO Hon, S +. Phillips, Solicitor. General:
Sir-You will remember my stating to
YOU in my letter of 9th instant that while
felt honorcd by your invitation to become
the associate of the distinguished gentlemen
who represent the United States in the
prosecution of Guitcau, could not then
definitely decide whether the invitation
could be accepted. have now reluctantly
concluded, as you have today been in
formed by telegraph, that, much as | desire
to take part in the case, it will not be prac-
ticable for me to do so. On Tuesday last
was elected to an office, the duties
OF which | assume on January LIST. There
is surely much likelihood that the Guitcau
trial, even ifit is begun at once, will out
last the calendar year. In that even
should of course, be obliged TO retire from it
while it was still pending, Under the cir
therefore, ! am compelled TO
decline your tlattering proposal,
Very respectfully yours,
DANIEL G.. ROLLINS.
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Impotence ofmind, limb or vital function,
nervous weakness, sexual debility &C.,
cured by Wells Health Remover. Al. Az
druggists. Depot, George n. Atkins.
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Health, strength and vlgor given, and
miraculous cures affected by using Browns
Iron Bitters. Its sale Is immense.
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Sotteries.
Ia. S. T..

The only Lottery of any State of the Union en-
dorsed bya vote of the people and under late
decision of the U. 5 Supreme Court at Washing
ton, the only Legal Lottery now in the
United States, all other charters having been
repealed or having no existence
a 3PhENDlD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNE, Grand Distribution Glass M. 1T Nav
Orleans, Tuesday, December 49, 1881 l39th
Monthly Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
This institution was regularly incorporated
ior me term OF % years by the Legislature of the
poses-with II capital of ,OOOOOO-to which it
has since added q rsefve fund of s55O,OOO. To
thls coh'rai he inviolablc faith of the State is
pledged which pledge has been renewed by nm
overwhelming. popular vote, securing its fran
chiSe in the new Constitution adopted Decem.
Der md, 1879
its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. II never scales or postpones
Look at the following distribution
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
lyrinu which will takn nlnna tba