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sume placu mil bn empowered tn
tlsc s,,cl, fnrrn ns may be necessary to pro-
tect the .ltl.E,. III taking tho testtmDny ami
tlle Witnesses III giving 1t. tu. fststWo fcnrs
tllat, u1lltsa Immediate measures art iakest
to rt;lsytlr, Ills witnesses ant, ennyinrc ttlen
lt.at tt,ny will t,e prns.rted.. they rnnnot l,a
prryullctl u,m,, Il, testify IN his rusc. Cnl.
llsbcr l.: iMctlnet tD believe Tint
IN siyEttAL Urttt;N Instincts
in tho Southern States, where Republicans
huvr suryGd nntlces Of cUltrst, the salng
tactics Ut Intimidation nntl violence t0whrl
witnesses Will be rrsnrtc,s To Tint hnyts hsti,
l,ut III gnirc with s,el effect III his avn dis
trtet. liz expresses tin trhr tint .t, prom!sc
Of protection offered, except It b. BY Il tun,.
mlttcb ut tic llnllse Nf Representatives, Will
50 far rcassuro Republican witnesses IN
1linly fncnfites TINT they VII! fec! HAle III
giving their testimony, Which It is absolutely
necessary Republican contestants shall have
Il, Ortlrr tu SECURE tho cnds oI Justice. There
l1Mye DeGn
SYMPTOMS OF NfFFlCDLTf
In Louisiana. Aabun,a, alltl suut1, Car0lIna
similar tn tnsp which now prevail III
FtDrlta, and there nrc some reasons Il! fcnr
that tl'r l)cn!Wrnts nrU determined IN
preserve by tho intimidation Of witnesses,
tho fruits of tho victories they WIN by fraud
and lilo Intimidation Of voters. Tim subject
IL attracting considerable attention Among
Republican liulresehtuiiyeH,,tu some Hf them
already express tho fear that n caitetl srsstu1l
nf tho Fnrty-sevctlth Congress will be CAUSED
l,y tho Development Of this itew craisAttU
ngninst 1trpiluiCAns III the South.
, 1881-02-10
Tho s,ycst ives " yentrlioq"l'in'

.. f.Stufua IAsil4 +ff4f1' .,,e st Mt,
:'ThU Two NnGtsA' IL rue t'AtlI9ui ~, u y,,rt51
rUnnyBnn'K tlsSt-knUWil ptl4tlls H. Mu,t jAu'
huW.vor, whlch a,e .it.aeriOed y tle in, tS lso
re:t1 ari' 0f very dliferGnt kllu n,Mrd il gu,
vuices which appear T.! lMtG brt!i n' nlfry 4ni
ytisut1uu III yir!nlis English hosrts sa'r n Jp'x
which knto ncelIs30n ~ un htEAssIf htEA..a ri II y.Hlna
strrrl. WI nre sprnxtMH ot sas '',"u, nssrs
ullsl ellutHcIl with attu'illti4 nt',uI,ts fro@
alsl Ut watches, rinHs. utlntueE Sut i.,Ie<1l
Il JaWelNr'a shIp, Tlla cHso nus sI ",;is ~ hH,a
btun tried hut thu young H'nl! r. rns ,ar,vu af'
1tllu II till Acknowledgement tt ~ III mi .'
fu1,se5. Tho p!An wAs t1lKetiluus. ~ jrHst
tuIst nor htlttIe ut proollkt'u wnu wuntsh
Or WIS uIplEeu u III bclnlt u !hu, watAes.
to nIAku It Ght'tt:0 tfshil ~ 49, In As5lstaas
rlnga, lid othor vnlunho urtl'lrs =" n''iuS rl!a
of Thu 1ewclcr accompanied S ~ II, hu1th u,
Wht, casi.e un this mission pacA p,s,, und ptaso,
ss,!4s Il, irt tho Indy u,uke hCr choI j.: sas iuf
her fni.ay, Tue Iutly w9s rntiap.s'. II m tbs pue'
st,u Dllior rpAsUsl could Hut apt;. ~. liner tssaa
rttt,tt, u her eufsaury went !ltu nr4tl ~
Thr IOwclur'a assistant plehais1, Of artteit..
VOICES ,]istullrslux ~ tn tho cho'eo mi, thll
TAun thu cslll.sary elillie OUT ~, ~" "rticles WY
l1itIy hn.i tnulu ehufoo III certain In went IT,
hv retained in tho inl1rr rtIo!!i. .,,.nt. LtaSs
to make arrangements nnnHL -. IL. 0lItcr Styr;
tho jewelers. uSsfstAnt Still ~ ~" WIRE beatSa
il.oro. Tbs ets,ssaty I'LL not nnnsrrs nnms ~ gssass
sm.jud ny K10wii,p impatient. golnxx thlt taan an
run. ui, iit.rng thar IL wus Id cp4t, sss
aT1cr lila ioyul toI!,nt hnd iltTi ltH,, M
nt,,N.re1!fIy m lady III tue eAse. - s,nrt Itus
wt.rr, sseuk,viF hut thu inxenltlos Iii riIs Sei'
Of c,,e yuIcu, and The "nteaes
KpHEt
, 1881-02-10
STANLEY MATTIIEWS.
NEW fUIlE lIOAnb OF TRADE OPPOSED TO


NEW fU1lk H0AMl OF TRADE DtFUSEN lo
HIM.
W>sIiSaroS, d. e., Feb. Title follow
I'M; telegrnsn was received to-dny from the
President md Secretary Ut tho New York
Dunr,l of Trade md Transportation:
10 the 1lultrtlry CDmmitl1e " the Unttal Statts
SelIuts. the Hon. Il. q. Thltma's. Chairman,
NtlxAiilgton, y. e.: In hchnif Uf 100 business
t,rus. mrniters If tho New York 1loard or
True nn1 Transportation. we respectfully but
Tho ifut,. Stanley MMsi ihews Nv .tigp TT tho al-
prrulc Curt Ut tho uIstel sitntes for the full
lpwtuR rcasons: We nrt informed, md believe,
tint tie great r4.roId corporations nf thu Gnll-
try nre cnli.nr0rIng to 1btuin, control OF this
ct'sIrt Of Inst resurt. which bus hctetnfore bcen
tho 11ost Important bulwark II defending tle le
corporations; that Mr.. Mntthews has hGen edn-
Cntgti ns raitr'ud attorney, mud naturally views
ra!Irunli lIiiGstols fls,ln rAslru:Hl stAstpoit:
TINT hfs nctson wtllo Il member " tho United
Suites Senate proycs this. anu III thta Important
respect rrn,lrrs HIN luitt for tho position VI Il
judge or tho Supreme Court.
4tMH,.t,sE Snow, President,
U4HwtN II. JAMES, Secretary,
New York 1Ionrai Ut Tl7.lo nna Transportation.
TIC ,Ji,itciury Committee ut tbolr meeting to-
uy lid not tnk0 action OH Mr. oantthoWs ,unl-
1iutloil.
, 1881-02-10
TIE I'ESHI{lS Hill.

sptttal Dtpatch to 7ns Ch.eago Tribune.
WAsIlISGruN, u. C., Feb. n.-'rlso Senate,
after much wranElilg, passed tllo l'ol.son
Appropriation bill, after having rolectc,l, ~
out ut order, tho Pension CnM.nittpe's
amendment providing for thu establishment
of local Examlning l'onrts. es!rl, oI1u tN c0,l-
slst OF IL lawyer nlnl Il surgeon, nnl tllb
Plumb amendment apprupriating SaU0, ,00U
for extra clerks, and thu E,lm,lE.ls ntlg1tl
ment permitting tho President. IL. his .llacro-
tton. to Anthorizo tic expenditure 0f ST., ,0o0
OF the ~, d,ON appropriated for lIul,slUns
for clerical fh1ce. 41tter tho bill 1l,l,t been
passed, Mr.. Allison wished 1t understood
that tho amendment mnitnr appropriations
. to lncreAso tho clerical {arce Ut thu ltnslun
Bureau shonltl be It, urttnr when tho Excctl-
tive, Legislative, ntd judicial Appropriation
bill should c01Ho up.
- uEN, NUNSSInE
objected to this, snytng tllAt t!rcc-lourtlls Of
the SGnniDr3 WGyH iii faynr Ut tho a!l,E,,l-
rlent, wltie.., by thu establishment oi local
Examining l}oart!s, would Eiyu tho CoMln!s-
Hs1uer oE leils[ul.s pOwer tn Investigate,
hear, ntld tec!.lu all c,.scs pr.,t,utIy. Now
ttat amendment has been set aside III II point
of order. a'Nl II IL proW'sc.l TINT 1t
shall not he, aEn!n considered, but
tsat nj! amendment tDr appointing more
/, cletNs, which tilu Commissioner does not
desire, lnny bc considered wl,el, thu Extcll-
tiyo bill should cuule up Ti,Is would ho I'M.
Just tn tbs Commissioner, ut,4 uufAlr, lIo
protested against 1t.
4F!rE i Wit.tAtit.l:
eHsucd Oh tho order IT Dllsnnss, which was
fnafly decided by gifn. ,ilu rt9ht Of WHY 10
SunutUr Wa!IAce for tho lt,st-OlJiee Aupro.
j. priMtlol! bill, % bu fo!uwr Es :,u.latur Jots,
gf Florida. vi htshll restoring Lieutenant.
G9lnnlull1rr James II. S;t1nis and Thurles il,
hlgslec tu tl!a places '.tt tlse navy register
/ which they rrEnrd III theirs. Eunrllets mule
, n,l unsuccessful ui,peA| tn .ho Senale Ia
! consider hts hlll fur thu erection Ut Il
; building far II Natlnhul Library, Which Is tu
+; absorb tl.c Congressional Library,
: THEN SENATOR EAr1>snEnY
lkatnsiyely askt:d forum executive session, f0l
reAsons l!e culIli mt stUte. Tho spectators
wtte excluded, thu .unrs wttu lueked. ant
IN extra force Kept wutrll al!tl ward t,ytr tlle
deliberations wlthtn The Se]Mto ChaDber, Il
u said to iuso lceh story ut tho mountain
~ labor with Il nlailst. ngall. The tDlnmlt'
tee I'll lnlracted Dignity Is nail to hayc &c,
, 1881-02-10
TIE l}UILDOXEUS.
t11t1.fst1fttS4 ~ stttIkft1t

Sptttul Dll4te4 10 The Chieasa Trtbuns
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Feb. V.-.Ihe intclll-
Ke,.co received from Alutlison County, Florl-
tta, continues to be Of anything except u IT.
assuring nature. Lite lust hight lseprc-
sentative u!sbce received the following dis
patch:
MAi,1s0s, Flu, Feb. y. 1RsI.--IH lAs Hon. II.
istee, Ir., 1t: Etghth 4tsest, n. W., !lushtstas.
4. e.: sayaEH VIA attacked II our pt,se,ICu In
Thy RUM taking Testimony. THO nssuIlant WIS
k!!!ed: Tho Shertt eane. !9ck.l tho r!si. anl
}tosasctl 1t Iu4an'a head Win theeats 10 klIl
hint. The Sheriff pyotnctct hlm, hut l,u IL Il!
,lHtlHtF. Mul,y wf!lHsdtA Aru llatliurltIsAI Atll
nnyv Runn hulllo. ! tblnk ! must rnturil Ana
tAke cytlctlco In Jacksonville. Answer.
II. JESKlHs. IIt.
JAcKst}NyltLE, Fla, Feb. y. lsHl.-IL Ista,<e,
r.. II. Give think l'.tserst,n WI! killed by
eutAXo ut Mlu!4uu yeatersl4y upnti tho AeArtnk
ln yout ease. EuKu.i III hiding, un1 ii I,nyor.
,!nnkins IL safe. 'Pwo conIlMnltt asp with t;nv.
lilu&huH ut blnl6un. tireat uxuttumgs.i,
", tiltNs,
i. 4. kN1HITT.
WILLIAM l.EDtSlTH.
, 1881-02-10

discrimination against ccrtntn (nt1Iv,,,,-,
ecrtvtn upr.t,,,s ar. ucr,nlttrt m., tuals; Ass
t,n,ns T., lin ,,',,,,,a.., ',s exclusive nrr
-. e"' " 49, pot ~ nRF'e1lttlrdl mi,
t'ofls WIG Hlp III eshlll1oh Will thu t,I,n."e
nHtnta NJ thhi C1.nj,nny III tho ,,,r't.'' Aha
TRANSFORMATION III such rltnlutts ', r'"asa aud
mi kn,,w,, t., otber s,'inn"r. ~ "a, a!'a " ue1n,
w,.t !. ,,,r,,,nr ,1o,,ss,, ~ ."ih y It. rt,r,
H., a,,1 .,s.,,.n,,,Iu,. ,'r''1E ,uanra.
"y M',u mosun.n hHh'i'nto ttnspetH,,s
nsu OF oe!flR ef'EH9eH III s}stcm which rn',,
them To ,rtf'ss prices ut one nr unun. b'e' !
F'".'ons' salS "iso.''.a F"''a ruin their kyi,,
Hlate tthnsc!s' aia tlllfs nlHeinH tho m,.,.""'
nttl tsrottertt OF thousands Uf pruptt 'aesa
WITHIN TItf: ft,STtu,r, I'll, r,,,x.
rIt,i+tr 'iNufE 1Snt
,, ..,. ...' .,'
or cohpanS. "no' oy thoso moat'a, cym1o ,ra
It IL nllcgct1, nrc earrlc.l IN with tho "'s.,F
Of Tim Winnn & ~. f,etcr T,n,i ,,,,., ,."f''sahe
H.. .n,,n ~ 80. ,,.,..s.... =, .'s" 10 ascertain
.ne "nt" u tn's c"arso Is tsfo tlnty of ,ha
committee whtch II hske'l tnr, 11sl which w,"s
liz ~, thn tntfnm fac,a ~, nnG tHrN nud
II mmnttfnn StTtn' 1'." 'P'e''' the1n hetn,o
~ t.,t'a XII ,t.tt,,,t .s.,,. A.. ,,,
~ IrS,,i T. srn.,v tit III EXPERIMENTATION Of tha
~ n",,t (. H,,,,,i,n ,:esni I,t Wa.n INC thicaan
e>f ''''' - o'''''s 's.s .t t1"''Hes to-day.
IN THE HotHE.
SIR. 1Iits!s presented q nrotest ,,!rtnst ,ho
nngc. cerinE tliAt tho Irovlsini,s Of thI, rh1 En-
tatlsn OF th1s State, anil Is ,,nron.tnls.tl' nm manstl'
tiOilnl Ant yOt,l IN nIl its itassi!a. i",,tn
cHlso It provides that, npnn tho ,,ayo,',,h hs.
per cent on tlte gross cummings nF Il III, - ~ "
, 1881-02-10
p,rtci1 prngress. hut Il doubtless was prog.
rcSs towards not finding mt.

THE sEciET CoSCt.AvE.
WAsntSurpS, u. e.. frl,. p.-The Srunte
Wrnt Min executive s,.ssinn this uf:,rMDtn
III, tho n,ntion of Mr. salisbury, who, I, ~
understood, tl.cyrulnn serl,atiy rtpnrted the
ll1cilo,ls el,ptn,,'.l ntut tie negative results
thus fnr attained hy tlr Privileges. aMi EIrc-
tlni,s Committee III It's investigation. ulntrr
Wl,irl publicity w,,s Kivcn the Chinese
treaties Considerable talk cns.ted. hui Il IL
III, learned TINT any additional Instructions
were given tic Committee. II Is ihllnatnl,
however. tllat Tho work of Investigation will
he continued,
, 1881-02-10

4 SPICY OPEN LETTER To aENArt}t: 1..tWEs.
Special fItspaseh 10 Ihs Chitauo 1rttaMt.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb, 0.--Thc ronca
wur Is not ended. Secretary Srhurx ttl-iilglit
furnishes to tho press 4 copy uf MI 0l,cll let
ter IN Senator Dawes, wEicl, IL certainly very
splcy reading. 'rlW following arc so11u Of
the Morc striking cxtlpcts:
DErsHMkNr Or ls TttE IL lSr'ENloH; '; WAs'f1SoIoS,
sseech recently delivered IN iho soltnsu mi tho
Killing Of iho Is'nca ChIet '.IlIH snuke." III
duet Of rho Intcrnr Department c,tllluE fur my
il,.'r Of tho sgnatu. lie rnnnot pcrsutully de-
fclL himself there nIshlnst .tuf atthrk, however
unjust. lie cannot correct atcInenfa Of
facts however reckless, atiI uycn when sen-
oisIy ionc ii, ihls instanrej il,oy eu,, scarcely
over ba ,ts cp1yerHat will, tt tho circumstances
Of thu Gnsc as tho at.aGkttl Caolnct Minister s
tseesl ttse of thu privileges ef Il sctltnr, which
wpIl understand; l!nt NJ fnis- minded nm,
"ioy @ w IVY those h ,i 'eai,s '' u i pf.is dctes,sc
Mst.ic., evcry eitizcn lIas ut ',la disposlli.
Tt'o nnt.'re "f your 1! nts'sk r,,ioTcs I % 1l,n
otherwise would control my Ih.I4ttnxu. hnse
bccrn EXPOSED to 70 much Misrepresentation
hess that th!nk 1t tt1l!e tu cal1 things by thnlr
right nu.nts. wat't fnr pIuy. Nothing Use.
Mr. Scl1nrz tirn summarizes
TIE STORY OF THE t'uSc.ts,
with which t!lu public IL already fannilfar,
arsl concludes that the killing OF "Bg Snake"
WINS the result Ut sudden lutoulse Of II
soldier, md TINT 10 oi,e else should be 1,e!.
responsible for tho muracrotls decd. Mr..
Sulsurx at,ls:
No1,,ly cDtiltl read your speech without re-
this Department Ut tho GoyGrI,,nsHt RESPONSE
bio fur tho i's'tror.-n9t ny II tl,cre Incidental
esuuSit ens d III teni,e ~ rrest, t rasSH ~ sa
and prcarrlll4od hct, designed to rtl tho De-
f 1s n uos ytsp 9pnet NJ s to s
casc ii CHI ntiy 10 thni Tie ,r.nnry ,ncti11w Of
trHt,sact1nx lIptan il,f4srs in tns Department Ii
policy. uni thnt by IL thu Iiic uf iii Intiium il
considered Il Hlattur Of s1nuli moment must
ys5fi' s, aaa ,sf wsn rsee# this "'rov'0us s1a'e
,1t,,,xr: ~, 1.,,t,x.w,o>-
H.. .,..,'.' ,',,,,,','t.,. ~ =. ,.,'...."
iiut 11pnli nlht're reflection It beeano clear to
,ien @ % s pssss,l s,s = le Shieh sei'ar"os M 'so
| sul,nio from the ridiculous; ,.......,
Inc hssasa suso winch .Alr. och"rH 'uts
t t"u 'os' o'''e'''e's ~ pe''''ps' '''' iof'o"'
You aasd, s'It tus been IL relief to mir, bo,y-
ever. IN examining ulr treatment uT thnse weak
ind dntanselcss people IA md thut these meth.
t 1ms "rg IT, sris n snes Grlxl1 d es @ nsa.
~ ~, ~ .Fn RvGt,Mett R,h,,,e n ears'en ,o, ~
~, NJ c'hh ntthWs " wh,,, ''I"'' 'hclI1rn tn "H' -
unt,ulc. ni,J which tr,ist will n0t 10 nnt,rii.
ixc" Io,i htve s.iccsc,Icd In n.nklng ysi.rscii
| understood, From tho Fctuut Wllr to our days
tlleru
| SEys,, WAS AN ,S,uAs Us,ysrf,y x,5,,x.,
| ~ THIS COUNTRY
| nht1l Hermaii.horsf American c!ti2ei became
rt!!ry ol ne inters; IT,, ~ ~ ms n,as nceii pGaca
| centuries ipt",sGh SECURELY upon tho Rcftft
hoso @f hs 'siS bro!her !Si as 10 nla. to ,,s!s.
, 1881-02-10
CASUALTIES.
Hun OyEl. AND KILLED,

NuN OVEl. AND KILLED.
Deg Mo1sEs, H., Feb D.-About midnight last
night tho express tr.,iu going uaat On the Rock
Island lttnd r1ln uyrr .fnnos Crain, vino wHs
wnlking IN tho trick. Ills holy was completely
turn to strcds. Tho nccitlpnt incurred ut sllari,
curyp lust nutsIde tho city. The engineer Rayo
tho alarm sglnt nnd applied tho hrn kos, hut thu
triti wna too ncAr and tho mai, KaVc no heed to
tho HY,ttt,
, 1881-02-10


nosrtlS. Feb. 0-TAo Government and Council
to-,luy ,lot,!nntcd H. II. stapes, af Wnrccslcr, to
I'LL tho ynclslUy ra,ise.l by thu rGsiGnnt!nn Ut
.tutlgu Dewey frnIn the l!eneh Ut the Superior
Cnlrt. hfr. Staples has thu hearty tinlorsclneslt
" tho Dltitu Worcester lA4r; tlttlu!itnY tho
ames q nsnatoS atnr: s,r C; "; VI + s T. Hopkins
, 1881-02-10
AIINNESllI'A,

Spsetas Dtpateh to Ihe Chseooo Tribune.
6r. PAus,, bilntl., Nov. 0.-ln tho Senate to-day
Mr. Peterson presented 4 concurrent resolution
nsktily fur u committee to investigate tho
charges against tho Htnoua + It, Petcr itaii-
ruad Company, which " reported u 10 guilty Ut
, 1881-02-10
SMALLPOX.

nArESpnRr. H.. Feb p.-A special ncotlng Of
tic l'oarsl Ut Health w,ss elA this afternoon to
net upon tAreu casus Ut s1nuis'p pox discovered
this morning IN different parts Of town. Thu
Svl!uu! t!oug IL directed BY resolution to tMku
Immediate htaE4 Ut yMcclnatlan III All children
attending tho CITY sclIsWls
, 1881-02-10

MARION, Ind, Fob. t.-C. Il. Mnther, arent Of
tho Cincinnati, WAbnsti & Michigan Nnisny, ut
this pnco, fell frnu, ladder carly this llorIiiu9,
well known throughout Northern Indiana,
, 1881-02-10

F0nr SMITH, Ark, Fob. n.-tsono Cartor md
bis tlnIyltGr Colin, Of tho ChoctAw Mutton, wcro
drnwnra willis attempting to cross tho Arknn-
>sns lttyur Mt tE!a plaGe lust crcunE 10 visit II
re!nliyo living I'll tho ChoatAw country.
, 1881-02-10

called upon the Acknowledgement to-,lay 10
llearlnE t!lg iaets, inl,ue.llntely seiIt u Ill.
patch 70 U,!!tea States District J,tlgu Settle
requesting liIn tn ~ tu elatllsnlt ui,t take tha
testimony desired BY Col. Blsbee, Judge
Aarshai Will ulso De sent to tho
, 1881-02-10

Special NspastA 10 Tie Chfctpo 7ribunt
MADISON, Wis, Foh. p.-ScnntIr linsrnws' bill
III tho subject Of fenluIe suffrage, !utru lur4
III tlo Semitic to-day, IL large strp in n,lvuwa
OF the action Of my other StatG. 1t antburIzel
md requires nf fctihie Gttixts nf iuwful nvc to
c,.st tnr ba!ots 1T tito next Keucrnt election, Ia
scmrnto bnxcs to hp provided for Tint p.lrpne
fur Or MHat.at wounn suffrage. md pltIIlshr,t ty
aevcro pcnnlttns all who neTlect ur cyRIe that
duty. Malo cItizsns nru prohibited either tr,,u
voting nv III any manner Interfering with satt
cnnvuss. It majority Ut tho sule cast
IL in favor of suffrage. tho Legislature
IL required tU submit nh amendment to tho t,n.
stltut!on to carry tho fe,nalo bl Into effect,
They nrc TINS
LEFT TO DECiDE FOR THEMSELVES
whether they desire tho tnllnt and take otl them.
solves tho dutfos at1 responsibilities ot luAIs
citizens. Senator burrows Is tue first irg1slatc.
to discover TINT tho uni tssy why to dispose Of
whether t!loy wlltit to yDte ur nut lie Il cot.
tanls entitled to the ttn,lks Ut tho FUR scx fot
hts cIfortB to ,sItMill Tor tisan fHll and com.
ilete EXPRESSION nt fsio polls Of their wishes !a
Sct,ator Price Introduced II bill. providing ,cr
rt,snInin9 by tho stnte ot lands Rran.d the ch.
cugu, P0rlAgu j. Llko Superior ltailrpmI. aud
tor Kruntlnx sn[d sunls tn tho SPARTA Lake
superior !t,ltfwuy. to uxteti4 frun Fpara 10
sSncer ws Hi, II @i. The w;.n ,' Gya t t,l,s &
Like sllrcrlnr Hallway shnl BE- en1iited to tho
trcslalsE fund IN thu Statn TrcnsuFy belong.
lng to ynll lands. Thoro IL likely to 10
\ LIVELY Fight
Netwec., tho friends af this bIn a..l the fstends
Of tho Wahasba & Lake Superior iia!IroaI.~hlsa
Is IL bill Ut iike etlnructer us thIs anr lis
Tricnls q tho chisas. rnrtasu Laks Salssts
0c.Ieva Lake, Via. anti purity gv,.ici tu,hler.
Fun, a,ld which nov hollis Tho lind grant grant.
ID n 1xW to nid tho co;!str,,ction 81 this roal
, 1881-02-10

I..Trls NOCx. Feb. ".-!n tho state es.'Hss Nv
tr,,ay resolution WIN ,ulnptca !nstE'ses'nR 'Is
Finance Committee t0 l1u,lirc whnt uet'op,a
H1.y, Ia ex,elant relative tn Tho pEos!sA"' ,t 'r
tho paylluut Ut tho Naxtur Gltytar ~ Pr r. ~.
E..ds, und whether .r alOt tho s'11Ile can ,s,,ss
ttr,d hy i,ow sa,,.As with itsweg vAte III 'H'''>
hnyiny lt'tiXur tlulu IL run.
, 1881-02-10
BOARD or MISSIONS,

Sset7s Ohpdfe" to NJ f:AfeAso fftoans'
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Feb, g.-1Ao fturth annual u'eet-
luy at ll.u Wou,h,s IIpa.sl. of Mlaslons tor ILL.,
nus uovupetl tt tAls rlty. to-day, with fRir 1T
ten4ancu 4f 1tleHAtGs.- Thu aessi0al VII! cluso
With ~. Iu6fruW Gtculug.
, 1881-02-10

SAN FIsANCIKCo, Fnb. IA tllslateh isoI' ,,n,d
sul,, N1y., suys tho t'tute Senate so''fhs
the mrn9rlnl ,to C01Hruss To plss tue !"
Interstate ltAilroIh bill.
, 1881-02-10
IItlEHE

The House went intu Committee uf tho Whol9
Earllslo In tim chaIr, OH tho Legislative Appro-
prlation bill.
Nr. Gillette offered an amendment providing
, 1881-02-10
CINCINNATI EXPOSITION:

CISo1SsATJ, Fob, y. Tho isEar'a VI fs' an NJ.
tAls!llor this ypAr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-07
AROUND TOWN.

The police are still busy serving sidewalk
notices.
The republicans claim the municipal elec-
ton just over with, as republican
victory.
The Texas Central railroad is having
goo sidewalks built skirting the road lots al
the intersection of Main street.
During the illness of Mayor Good, Alder
man Bhony presided and dealt out justice L
the lsw-breakers yesterday morning.
A. A. Talmage, general superintendent o.
the Missouri Pacific, will arrive here TO day b,
special train over the Dallas Il Wichita road
from Denison.
Before Justice Edwards, yesterday, APP
pesred Daniel Goldthra, colored, who was
fined one dollar, and sentenced to the pool
farm for vagrsncy.
The county commissioner court met
yesterday and approved the bond of II. w
Jones, district clerk, who was appointed in
place OF Captain w. A. Harwood, re-
signed.
The card which appeard in Tuesday
mornings HERALD in answer to l.. M. Con-
nor's card IN the Times of the evening before
was signed j. L. Swami, instead of j. L.
Green as appeared in the publication.
The vote on the school tax in the third
ward stood 6S in favor, to 100 opposed to it.
The school question was voted down by a
vote of BIO to 25S, being defeated by ma
jority of II votes.
A HERALD reporter thought he had run
upon prize fight in East Dallas yesterday,
but the parties said they we're fooling. The
ring was there, and 30 was the crowd, but
no evidence of any blood having been
drawn.
A number of our leading citizens have
already secured season tickets for Prof
Trips proposed lectures; and it is expected
the course will begin in tho early part of
next week, should the patronage warrant.
Rev. Dr. Smoot, of Austin, Says the lee.
lures are wonderful, and that either OF the
two he heard is worth more than the price
asked for the whole course. Prof. Trip is
emphalically commended by Tx President
Peabody of Harvard University, and Presi-
dent Porter of Yale,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-07
PERSONAL.

A. Il. Graham, of Lewisville, is at the st
George.
Judge Good Is confined to his homo BY a
severe attack of bronchitis.
Judge A. =. Mccormick, OF tho federal
count, left yesterday for Waco.
DO. Quinn and p. A. Jordan, of Ennis,
arc registered at the ST. George,
j. A. Hossack, Appointment citizen of JeF.
ierson, is guest at the ST. George.
Captain w. A. HARDWOOD has returned
from several days trip to Rains county.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler, of Kansas CITY. Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis II. Page, of
this city.
Captain q. Q. Nunnelly, representing the
Fairbanks scales, lett yesterday morning fol
Sherman.
Oliver Smith, who represents Richardson
Il Co,druggists. st. Louiais registered at the
81. George.
w. T. Maxwell, train dispatcher, and w.
Il. Bell, master Of transportation Of Marshall
are In the city.
Colonel w. L. Crawford, Of the law Arm
Of Crawford s. Smith, left yesterday for Eu-
mis- on legal business.
Mr.. Robt s. Evans, editor nd:proprietor
Of tho Bowling Green, Kentucky democrat,
10 In the city on visit Of observation TO
Texas, and paid the HERALD plcm visit on
last night
Mr.. William j. Trick, representing IN
agricultural interests Of the Arm Of Stone &
Heating. Of this city, leaves this morning fol
zip on the u. u 7. Q. railroad and on the
l. q q. N. railway.
Mias Nellie Stone and Mis- Edith Watson
have just returned from a two weeks visit
~ the rancho Of Messrs, II. and II. Stone, q,
Wils Point where they have been rustioat,
ing: They were gladly welcomed home By
their numerous friends, l' -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-07
A Fine Vein Of Water.

In cxcavatng in the basement Of Kain 4
Campbcll's proposed building for the pur
pose of securing foundation, the workmer
came upon fine bed of gravel, and on going
few feet deeper they struck fine vein OF
pure running water, which flowed so fas,
that it had to be bsiled out with buckets as
the work of laying the brick for the founda-
ton progressed. The point at which water
was reached was only u few feet below the
original surface of the earth, that part of the
city having once been swamp through
which branch ran. Several years ago il.
WAS filled up with dirt to TIE depth of about
eleven feet. The vein has been brcked
over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In this mornings issue of the HERALD
will be found the following new ADVERTISE
ments:
Position wanted in the drug business by
experienced man at Mansfield.
Pattern churn on exhibition.
Patter'on's Peach StUne liniment.
Tolu Rock and Rye; Lawrence Il Martin
propriet0rs, Chicago.