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The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
LeCAL TlaaE TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FoR PHILADELPHIA.-l.5 .5s 40. $50. TAD,
$40 y.0U, v.l $50. le.3O. II. l.63 a. M; IL. Ii
4AS.4S. 2.uS, 2.30, 4.UO, 6.6z, 0.I0, 6.A4, 9.55,
1000 p. m. sundays, IS, 2.2O, y 10 am;
800, 8. 62 S.44. 100. D.65, lO.00 p. m.
ll.5s "a. M; sAs. .48, 2.Js. 6.52, 6.4i, D. m.
sundays. LOS, 2.2J q. M, 6.62 6.44 p. IN.
FoR BALTIMoRE.--2.5l, 2l2, 1855, S.8S a.
M. i2.55. s1.04. 4.i5, $50 p. m. sun
days, l2,si, 2.i2. 7.65 q, 10.
s.Ss .. M; I2.55, sI.04. 900 ., IN. sun.
days, 1901, 2.i2 4.u2, 5.d5 @. m.
BALTIMORE AND iNrERMEDIATE STA
IloNs. -l2.5l. s.JS a. M, LOS, 4I.5 p. m
The 4.4o p. In. train stops at Way sta
Lions Lions, only 6etwsen Perryvills ano
baltimore. Sundays, 1881 u. IN.
fEARYvILLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA
TIuNs.-4.33 p. IN.
For NEW CAsTLB.-8.O0 9.a5, a. M; I.Ub
II .W. 6,2D. p. m. No Sunday trains.
nAhRISaToN AND INTERMEDIATE STA
anna aons.-s 70 q. mi A.O5. B.2O y. IN. No
oEaAAR AND DINDERMEDIArE STATIC Ne
NO Ee'S2 30 =. nv l.u5 p. m.
H91 Ia WILMINGTON d NORTH ERN II. H.
trs,Ss m; 500. sos p, m. No Suns.aS
fGs aas DELAWARE WESTERN Il. R.-7.lt
TRA,NS w., go p. M. No sunday trains.
s raI ARRIVE AT WILMING1 Ok
SSa aaILADELPHIA.--l2.43, 2.04 7.52.
2e' o,9o a. m, II M; I2.I5, f245, Fl. .O2
s1 n ~ 4.s0 AL. $40, 8.i6, $40. 800
2DS 5Ss, iSso, Lib p, m. Sundays, l2.43
D. m -A@' %, l0l0a. m.; Q ~, I0.45, u.l5
FROM % NEW YoRK.-a.o4. 2.22. 7.52. s.ss, =
i1'ao, A.O2. Al, $40 d M. SUI
FRn,. n zoa, 2.22, z.62 o. m.
m snA "a AALrIMoRE.-l.bS, 2l4. eb Il.35 a
d., AS;Al 2.U0. $40, 6.3s. $50 ., IA. snn-
Fsays yI;oS 2.l4 a. IN. 5.4d, 8.3S $50 p. m
M WAshINaToN.-I.63, Ala. lbs IA
da1a 200, 5. 40, d. .3S d. m. sun
FRoy q 100. 1.lA, a, in.; &. 40, 6.3s D. m,
FRo@ NahrvILLE Ully-9.06 a. IN.
hin Jew CAhTLie,-S.4S. u.A,. a. ..1.. III
Fsos 40 p. M No sunday trains.
H0E DELAWARE X. R.-S48A m +. I2 OI
Fo.ooo =, IN. No Sunday trains.
s,o oa WILMINGTON a NoRTHrRN n. r.
mn tSsins =. m.: l2.o5 s.A5 p. N. No SUNDAY
FROM DELAwARK WEsrnRs n. R-sn
= IA. 2.lS. p. m. No sunday trains.
thA1Ss FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
7aahSA1p..sLPHtA-Broad 7ah street Depot
aeS' ss.So, S.l5. 1890. lI.O0, ii. As a. m: l.s
M "a o;oo. 800. 4.S0. 5.l6, 8. 40 40, 500. "a
StS iL,So p. M. sundays, los, $40 4. Ia
pSvvy, o.o0s s.46, 1000, II 20 o. M.
o1,,s DELI Market street station
aavs nly eLB a. m Haas y a. sun
Fiyares marked thus t.l dsnote IN
iVeo express train.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

Amusemenss.
The performance 1.a.t Rvenin,

The Performance last Evening.
A fair sized audience assembled In the
opera House last evening TO witness the
second performance In this city of George
Hoey's emotional drama Of "A Child of
the State by the Hoey u Harding Com
blnation. The play was criticised by tine
GAZETTE upon The itL first presentation
In this city; but there 10 no need Of q
further criticism, only merely TO add that
1t was we'll performed, and the audience
we're well plersed. IA 1sES
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The ART sale.

The sale of fine oil paintings at No.
500 Market street, commenced last
evening. Owing TO the storm the at
tendance was not large. Several paint
ings were disposed of at fair prices.
The collection is fine one, and our
art lovers should attend the sales
which win be continued this, to-mor-
row and Saturday evenings.
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Bitter Demumcfatfom of CemkAamg
and Platt.

WASHINGTON, May 18.--A friend Of
Conkling who went to Albany In his in
terest has just returned to Washington.
He says great excitement prevails st Al
bany. The independent State Senators
are very outspoken and aggressive I'm
their opposition, to Conkling and Platt's
reelection. No defnite plans Of acti0n
had been agreed upon when he LEFT yes-
terday.
The sudden adjournment ofths New
York Senate was rather to enable the
Independents to avoid going into caucus
than to gain time. He considered 1t i'm
probable that the independents 20 into
caucus. Conkling would not 20 TO Al
bany unless sent for. He had NO inten-
tion Of going at present.
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KILLED Nv a Ram

From the Alexandria (va.) Gazette.
Henry Toppin, blacksmith, Ct Gui
ford Station, ON the Washington an
Ohio Railroad, while attempting TO pre-
vent the flight Of Aock Of sheep scared
by passing train, last Saturday, was
struck in the lower part Of the abdomen
by large ram and injured no ssvsrsly
thai he died yesterday afternoon.
Sir James ,Paget, President HgiEssh
Medical Association says that 10,ooo
deaths are annually eanN@dl n.y. MaxwmmN
diseases In Iangland and that there IL q
more powerful and effectuni neryous
tonic than the Liekig Co'a C0cA Besf
Tonic, Is evidenced by the emphatae tes-
timony of the most eminent physielans .
CautiOn-Beware OF cheap, W0rthlG
limitations under ours and siimilar nRmem.
Ask for Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef T0nie. Rs
collect that for malaria, debility, niak
headache. dyspepsia, monthly enfxar1ng
and biliousness 1t IL incom parable.
maybe 81 t314
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Ferl or Bridge.

On Saturday Charles Tully, q six
year old boy, fell from the railing Of
the bridge over the Brandywine at
DUP Points banks, near this city, and
falling about twenty Ave feet ON, the
rocks was badly hurt. About year
ago the boy fell from the same bridge,
and one would think it would have
cured him of sitting ON the railing.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Tha Reaas... s0a.x.

The tonic effect of Kidney Wort ID
produced by Its clearing and purifying
action on the blood. Where there is a
gravelly deposit In the urine, or milky,
ropy urine ON disordered kidneys, ii
cures without fail. Oonstipation and
piles readily yield to It's cathartic and
heahng power. Put up in dry vegetable
form or liquid. very coneentratsd},
either act prompt and Troy Bud
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Repaying Fourth street.

Messrs. Davis b Bro, to whom was
awarfad the contract for repaving
Fourth street with Belgian blocks,
propose to commence w5rk the first OF
next week. They would have COM
menced work at least two weeks ago,
but could not, owing to the fact that
they could not get the blocks. They
will commence at Lombard street and
work toward Market street.
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mir. yohnson,s Condition,

The condition of Mr.. Edwin r. John
son, who attempted TO commit suicide
yesterday afternoon, the details of which
were published in the GAZETTE, is not
what his friends would like Ii to be.
He passed q very restless night and is
suffering greatly this morning. .IDrs. Dra-
per and Bullock are In attendance.
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WILMINeToNs DEL, fffHURsDAY. MAY ls 1881 =
Man Isag .S,ranea-

It 10 generally bsnsved " those IN
terested in the matter that when the
Pennsylvania Railroad takes full pos
session of the r., W. 81 b. Railroad
cranes will be put mp at this depot for
the purpose of putting ON and taking
mail bags off through trains, which viii
give Chester greater mail facilities.-
Chester Times.
It is the general opinion that cranes
viii be placed in position at all the sta
tions along the line where mail bags
are thrown of.
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Still ReamsiTy asag.

The work of beautifying the City Hall
yard goes steadily onward. Thismorn-
ing workmen were engaged In erecting a
gas lamp at the steps leading 10 the up
per plateau. Il would have looked mnch
better If there had been an arch erected
and lamp placed In the centre. IA
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

Professor j. M. HEARD, of New York
City. Member Royal College of Veterinary
Surgeons OF Eng land; Professor of the
Surgery of the Horse n. Y. Vet. College;
Co.. ofN. Y.0ity ta.600 horsessl &C., &c.,
says: II take great pAeaaute ID testify.
Ing 20 the valuable properties possessed
by I . Liebig Obs Arnicated Extract OF
Witch Hazel. No Veterinary Surgeon or
Horse Owner can afford 20 be Without IT.,
Cures SPECIFY Cuts, Bruises Injuries.
Sprains. Pricks or Bruises o. the Feet,
Fistuiae, w eeping Eyes. ~ shots OF
Grease, dc. q Beware OF worthless imita-
tions. Depot 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
sold in Atty cents and dollar sizes; re-
duced rates BY the half gallon end gal
ION. A ,E ~ ma yl8-t
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coon ENt,TIaH

Lovers OF really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as it Is the only tobacco which
has net the flavor OF Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Ap. 15-d u VS. m.
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Arns Bxokex..

Mrs. Margaret Baldwin, an aged
lady, fell down stairs at the house of
her daughter-in-law, Wilhelmina Bald
win, No. S18 E. Ninth street, on Sat-
nrday, and broke her left arm. DR..
Brown was summoned and set the
broken limb.
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the hattie AZ Albany.

The New York Senators resigned
with the expectation Of an immediate
reelection. 1t may be that no seri
GUS opposition will be made to this
pre-arranged programme, but ON the
other hand it is quite possible that
surprising complications may grow
out of this extraordinary situation.
The Legislature is politically divid-
ed as follows:
Senate. assembly.
Republicans rs 81
Democrats At
The whole number of members of
both Houses is 160, and 81 are re-
quired to elect ON Joint ballot. The
Republicans have log, and uuder Or
dinary circumstances there would
be no obstacle to q prompt election.
But the Republicans are divided be-
tween the friends and the opponents
of Mr.. Conkling, and since the strug-
gle between the two factions has be-
come 30 intense it may possibly be
! fought out to the bitter end. In the
! Assembly the kdhefents of Mr.
CoDkling largely outnumber bis ad-
versaries. Ofthe 81 members at least
60 are counted as solidly on his side.
In the Senate the case Is reversed,
and though the figures are not so
clearly defined the majority of the
Republicans are against Mr.. Conk
ling.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

aOf ali sad words of tongue or pen,
the saddest are these, sit m light have
BEEN"
The above quotation was forcibIy
brought to mind the other day by hear.
ing young lady remai b that she would
not now be dying with U0nsumption If
she had taken 8ime's Byrup df Tar.
Wild Cherry and H0fehOuassa, IN
Nov mber last, and cursd her cold, rs q
friend Of hers did.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

When you see q baby, which you know
to have suffered for q fong time with
Summer Complaint or sDysentery. sud
uenly Improve and grow fat aud healthy,
you can rest assured that DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup has been used. tte
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MOTTCI

NOTICE
The body ofJohn W. Pierson ON Hatur-
day, May tine seventh, from the Ozty 81
Wilmington, by Adams Express Com
pany, to Galena, Maryland without hAv-
ing q permit from the Registrar 70 do 30,
not being acquainted with the law in such
cases. The Adams Express Company
made NO objections, and according 70 the
law in sncls case are the only party gu lily.
L. i. WYNANB.
Undertaken.
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Chimney oua Fire.

Tho alarm OF fiEs this morning about
$40 o'clock was caused by fire In q
chimney of frame house situated In an
alley running off Poplar street between
Front and Second streets. Damage
slight.
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HOW TO SECURE aEALTH

II is strange any one will suffer from
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Win re-
store health 20 the physical organisation.
Ii is strengthening syrup. pleasant to
take and the, BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofnla, Syphi-
litic disorders. Teak ness Of the Ki1neys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, skin, etc.
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Postponed.

The annual pic mic of the Fame Active
Association, which was to have place to-
day at Rosendale Park, has been post
poned until Monday next. Tickets sold
will be good for that day.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

carry the hahv On a trim for the recovaIv
of its health But they can keep DR.,
Bulls Baby syrup In the house, and IL
will compensate Ior the trip by ITS prem pt
relief and cure. Price IS cents q bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Rransixwi,.e seminary,

Messrs. McNair and Newell have se
cured the consent Of Rev. j. Herman
Nixon, d. D., TO deliver course OF fa-
miiiar lectures on history before their
classes durlng the coming year.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
DIED.

PIERCE-In Brandy wine Hundred, en-
the 18Th inst, Hannah Florence, In the
list year OF her age.3 -
The relatives and friends ofth0 fAmily
#. Wilson, on Friday afternoon, at
O'Clock. Interment In Newark Onion
burying ground.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
Meetings ro-Nikhs.

lasn lodge. diSsfs; Ho. Ha u. l. l. 5. g. 6. g. +.
Jefferson Lodge, n o. 2, /. o. o. y.
Manhattan Lodge, No. II, I. o. r.. NJ
Milmington Division, No. 3. OF 7.
0erman Mutual Beneficial Society n
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Indian Agent xars,au...

Thomas }. Jordan, forsperly Of this-
city, but now of Philadelphia, bas been
appointed an Indian Agent by President
Garfield. His duties will be in connec-
tion with the Ponca tribe.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

NoTiOE.--Dr. KIine's Great Nerve
RastoreE Ia the marvel Of tho age for an
Nerve Diseases. All ITS stopped fEee.-
0nf 30-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

Ifyou want TO feel W ell and lively, uas
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Ali druggists
keep them. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

DIR. ROC RR's worm SYRUP In.
stantiy destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
NEW ADvERrlsHss1Essrs.

IN NEW SERIES LOAN STOCK.
Three hundred shares OF the eleven th
series of Central Loan Asa0eiatiou stock
are now offered for sale. First payment
on Wednesday May 18th, 1881,
Apply to ID. u. HAWKINS, Bee.
my lot No. 7l2 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

BAKERS PAIN PANAOEA Cures
pain 10 IA en- or Beast.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

AIoTICE--To THE MEMRERS OF THE
In Farmers Mutual fire Insurance. Co.
of MiH Creek Hundred = AN assessment
OF SI.331a per VI ,00l has BEEN laid on the
taxable basis of the company. to meet
loss by fire. All who come forward snn6
have seven per cent. deducted fEom the
amount OF their tax. COLLECTION: John
w. Day, Brandywine Ed.; Howard ".
Finn, Ghristiana; Aquila Dextnkacuv
Greek. Std 3tw May n. fssi.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19
PUBH.aC HEALTH

GAUTION l-AII persons are cau-
toned against throwing Into tha streets
or upen vacant lots, any .a
DEAU ANIMAL Oh VEGETABLE
MATTER. OFFAL, REFUSE Oh
RUBBISH
of any kind that may be injurious 20 the
heaith or offensive TO smell. Htt
Ali persons are requested to report %
the Secretary of the Board any neglect
in the removal Of garbage. tany detective
drains or trapA. aud any nuiaahces Of
whatever kind that may escape the notice
OF the Executive Ofiieefs.sa
AS / Is not the Intention OF ths Board
10 intfude unnecessarily upon any enes
All persons are respectfully req uested 10
receive the officers politsiy wfen IN the
discharge of their duties, and asslst them
in obtaining any Information neceaanry
for the sanitary improvement OF the city.
BY order OF the Board Of Health.
DIR. h. p. BU6Hs President
E, b. FRAZER, secretary.
EXECUTIVE oET1oERs.
Eastern Distriote-a. D. Underwood No.
1915 King Street.
Weslern Dissrictr-Jamea 0Xooie, Me-
Mi West Eleventh streel. ai
msyIS-2w M
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

ITO OWNERS OF COWS.-Having pur-
chased q fsali bred 1alderney bun, I
sire to call the attention of owners OF
cows TO the fact. The bull wtll stand for
cows, at the Columbia Inn, ON the Ken
nett Pike, until october ist. Will sell for
3 good price. DANIEL KELHER,
nayIS-ltWs Columbia Inn.
a OSr.-On tuesday q gold and Jet leaf
IL shaped earring. suitable reward Ii
left at tn OEF1CE.
may183t
- ANTED.-A boy q bout IA or Is yeara
w old. Apply at ,this ofk1ce.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-19

Sarss YMss marked thus (s) denote the
united exprsss train, -s
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Rtuutes RapittL
0erSud aur gNteo erprretut8un8

6err Sreba6et uno itin Sobn uaren
m.br oils spei Sabrsn ni4t mebr nod Der.
men asfsmmsn. Robsrt bate ssgen bteien
gntidlub 5.inss Yatsrs nidts sinsupen.
Den gsbabt, ba CT bottle, isin trauri9,s
abentbeusr wsrbs passHsn isin. tuenn sr
mad 70 LANCER 3eit erft fi4 tuieoer bort
isb,n IaNs. gnblid Ianstsn Fe beios sc.
aen SnSs ausuit 1889 wisoer in 9ernsp
on. Ssn erifsn Yslu& ma&tsn He ibrsr
@,wobnbsit semdb bel BEN Ssrrn pfar.
rsr. 9isIer i.bo9 NOR abpsisno, unb
.s fanb F& 2ismanb, Der ne smpiins, aIs
Jerrsol. SIM srften augenbltd NOR mon
beiosrSeits In ni9t serine.r g~srIsssnbsit;
absr Gsrrsol bsiann f4 i4nsa uno smps
fling fe aui cine iibsraus artise, far bic
Ysiu9snbsn iosar i4mei4sl9afte 8eiie.
9itis untsrlieB.n ibrerisits nitt, bic &C..
i4entts auim,rtiamtsit su erptsbsrn, obsr
nit iensr faItsn Wisne un6 isnem trodnen
Gone Der ibnsn sistn nor.
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Cine 8lai&t hamburger Tsopien bast so
Cts. finf 8iai1tn So. DisfsIbtn fas Ia isbsr
Apotbefe ~ babsn cher spsrben bel SsRelunesH
BON ni&t wtnissr ais S5. mad Gmpfaas bss
B,troass, fofsnkti ~strianht. Rau asrsigrt
u. 0ose1er & 60.
8alttnore @p.
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Sur 8ea6tuua.

a%Sarnuns ! -Gbt SIR Or. Ausua RSatas Sambssaa
g%ani!tsn: g%asit,issn iaait, 49, quo sOn Gsrn avsfar
.. 9 .. sessu, eanit Sbr pfSt surS fssSes saditsuu-
ecu tatsstn psrcet.
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Gine 8ei6ifie
aus Der fransOFi4sn &sooIution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
49, rrIrsR,pH I'd THE pIsr.rCu.

...u>cTnN NArTERS-THE STRUGGLE
my SENATE RTNEwED YESTERDAY
, INErN Observation-Disclosures
r,cnr BtTwEgN REVENUE OFFICERS
.~nMooNSRINERS IN LEE COUNTY. VA;
r,prr oF TRE LATTER KiLLED-FRATRi-
',ny n rFXAs-INAUGURATIoN OF A
.,<lTAEY CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK
nv MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH AT NOR
,.,K-vrRrHrR PARTICULARS REG
49,. rgr NICE PlSE-ARREsT oF \ FE-
,,,,r NIHlLIST; HER CONFESSION-AN-
-.,sr Attn NIT AT ASSASSINATION IN
lr.>lt-reoGRAMMt OF me CARS
ir<rpM,-oRGANzATIoN OF TUE Ma.
,o>p. land LEAGUE OF GREAT
'.,,ruN-OTHER INTERESTING FOREIGN
.NtNI>.
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Crooked-yyhiskey war.
BATTLE BETWEEN VIRGINIA MOONSIlNEl
AND RkVENTE OFFICERS.

BATTLE BETWEEN NiiHINIA MOpNHHIN""H
AND REVENUE OFFICERS.
CINCINNATI, March GA dispatch from
Lee county, Va, reports that 4
desperate battle took place Tue'da in The
mountains between twenty revenue officers
and tWenty-three mOon,hincrS, near Md
dleton's stil-house, in which Joe, Jake and
Bill middleton were Killed. The revenue
officers failed 10 disiodge the inoonshinerN
from the barricaded Still-nOusc. ana sent
for reiniorccmenlS. The moon,hiners
walked out and drove the besicger> away.
STILLS DESTROYED N KENTUCKY.
SOMERSET, KY, March 2J.-United States
Deputy Collector Logan has just returned
from raid on the mOonsniners in Wayne
county, Nv. He reports having destroyed
three stills. one Of which was in cavern
1870 feet under ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-26
Crime in Texas.

ST. LOUIS, March 2j.-Dispatche> from
Texas say
a farmer named wilkins. living near
Arlington, killed his brother'ln-law, named
Harris, on Wednesday. Wilkins ana MS
wife did not live happily together, ana De-
lieying Harris was the cause OF their as
agreement he shot him"
"Two brothers, John ana MlcDaei -" aus
aged nineteen and twenty rrspectiFen' Nv
ing with their parents at Palestine, texas,
ouarreled day before yesterday: ana tue
snrmer killed the latter with knife"
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GrIISi,pn fO EkpnIll.

I-p,cIll lcleaTam 20 lDe Dl'plIcH
NORFOLK, Va, March Civilian
Black lcolored) died to-day from being
crushed by the ferry-boat in irving to jump
ashore on this SIDE Of the river. lie slipped
over the front OF the steamer, and was
TANNED against the dock bridge.
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Co.,on-s,eamcr Rurned.

NEW ORLEANS. March pa telegram
from Monroe, La, reports the burning and
total destruction Of the steamboat Willie.
together with $50 bale, OF cotton, in the Sa-
bine river seventy miles above lts mouth.
No lives were lost.
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FOrty-seYenth COugrcss-Speciai Ses-
sion OF The Senate.
w ASHlNGTON, NJ

WASHlNGION, MaIcu 20, 1901
Mr.. ingalls, offered a resolution calling on
the Secretary Of War for list OF all APP
Doinlments other than those in the army
made i'm his Department from the lst OF De-
cember, 1879, TO March 4, 1881; under what
provisions OF law said appointments have
been made; what changes, promotions, de-
tails. and transfers have been made within
such period, and the reasons for such trans
iers what reyocatioBs OF appointments ana
promotions have been made; what dismis-
saIs have been made and for what causes;
what employees have been paid out OF the
lapse fund; what clerks have been pald
lower salaries than authorized ny Tue
statute, and whether or not any con'nis-
sion has been convened to consider the ap-
pointmen,s IN said Department. La'd OH
tue table for future action.
Mr.. Dawes called up the resolution ior
the election OF Senate officers, the pending
motion being 10 postpone It's consideration
until the first Monday in December.
Mr.. Johnston, alIuding to'the remark
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sanitary Movement In New York.

New YORK, March 25.-Thlrieeh pcheu
physicians, accompanied by officers OF the
sanitary squad, started out from ponee
beadguarlers to-day provided with the
means of making "A thorough canvass and
critical examination Of the lodging houses
and cellars throughout the city. This move
ment IS the first step in the campaign
against the scourge Of typhus-fever, when
the Board OF Health al its recent meet'ns
resolved 10 make.
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Fiour-Iit,Ie hercr iccm, We .quo'e me-
40 500: extra, $3.50. urcrnuc' - 'c" -. - ;
'0mr,.u t,mily. SJ.75HS6; cu,icc or p1'tut
family. s7.5OdtS. ~taun on 10 ptc'on' tA'lA'
~ 10
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Sou,,,cru Press assoc,a,iou.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Morch 2j.-The annual
meeting OF the Southern Press Association
will be held at Augusta Wednesday, April
9th