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from
Rev. II. n. Granger.
Presiding elder Of the st. Adams District.
st. Adams, Vt. Jan. 10Th. lssO
DIR. b. J. KENDALL IL Co, Gents:-ln reply to
your letter | will say that my experience
| with 'Kendall's SPAWN Cure has been very
| satisfactory indeed. Three or four years ago
/ procured bottle Of your agent, and with it,
cured horse Of lamcness caused bya SPAWN.
Last season my horse became very lame and
turned him out fora few weeks when he be-
came better. but when put him on the road
he grew worse. when discovered that ring
bone was forming, ] procured bottle Of
kcndaifs SPAWN Cure and with less than u
bottle cured him so that he was not lame,
| neither can the bunch be found
Respectfully yours. r. y. GRANGER.
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.
Stoueliton. ass. March 10th. 1850
B. J. KENDALL tS Co, GENTs:-1n justice to
ron and myself. think ought to let you
know that have removed two bone spayins
with .kendalfs SPAWN Cure one very large
one. don't know how long the SPAWN had
been there. have owned the horse eight
months. II took me four months to take the
large one Off and two for the small one. /
have used ten bottles. The horse is en-
tircly well. not at al stiff. and bunch to
he seen or felt. This is a wonderful medicine.
II is new thing here, but if it does for all
| what 1t has done for me. its sale will be very
great. Respectfully yours, CHAS. f. PARKER
STATENENS MADE
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KENDALL,S spAv1NCURE.

The most successful remedy ever discover
ed asit il certain in its effects and does no
blister. READ PROOF BELOW.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Continued from First Pare

snem II they came they would be expellsl
VIA ignominy from the ranks Of the psrly
lie Closed BY maintaining that all who maj
up the 81 democrats in the senate would
stand by their constituents that elected them
They were, he said, elected as democrats ana
on question Of organization, which is 4
political and party question. thew win 40,
with the democracy. You. renile,oar a. a.
dressing the republicans, will be deceived II
you mink otherwise, and thereforefore there
s = no necessity for you to enter On all this
nlbustering.
MIR. Malone, who occupied seat on the
republican side, advanced to the edge of tho
arena fronting the clerks desk, and proceed.
90 70 reply to Mr.. Hill. The gentlsmap. he
ssio; manitesty engsged in an effort
floor. f' y" '"'
Mr.. Hill do no, know what your posi.
hon is, snd how could | disclose it.
MT Mahone-The gentleman has assumed
not only to be the custodian here of tho
democratic party of the nation, but has tried
10 assert the right TO speak for the cor.
sttueEcy which have the privilege in rsrt
OF representing here. He hss done so with
out their assent addressing himself directly
70 Mr.. Hi and advancing towsrd himl, I
owe you, sir, and owe those for whom Won
to speak hero, nothing Tmsrks Of
on the republican side and
N .ns galleries.. lcame here like Virginisp,
not 70 represent the democracy from which
you hlii) stard. | came with as grand
olam 10 represent that people as you 10
,epresent the people of Georgia, won on
lelds where have fought with you aud
otners In the cause Of my people ana of that
'ecuon In the late unhappy contest. That
contest thank God, is over.
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REPUBLICAN MEErING.
They Nominate Their Candidate for
Mayor.

Inc republican nominating convention
met at tho city hall last night. Mr.. Rowley
was called to the chair and Mr.. ]. G. Bigger
elected secretary. The following committee
on credentials were appointed by the chair
Dr. Mckay, from tho first ward; Kenneth
ksyner, from second wssd; l.. d. Myers,
from third ward, snd w. 4. Cottmsn, from
the tourth..ward. The com ni.,ee reported
sne loi'owinS delegates, and all present
fitst Wsrd-blgger, Mckay, Kindall,
?, Second Ward-lIynson, Jones, Woodnsn,
Rayner and Yarneli.
Third Ward-nyers, Ho,kins, Soyle..
Cullen and Wade. S'
-, Fourth Wsrd-Rswley, Cot.msn, Fortune,
Wright and Alderman.
Fred Cullen placed in nomination for
mayor Mr.. John Stone and on motion the
nomlnatlon was made unanimous.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resolved, That in John Stone we recog.
nize the thorough gentleman, "A business
man of unquestioned integrity, Of tho purest
financial ability, who has the best interests
OF city ever in view, devoted friend to
public free schools, who is totally disconnect.
cd with any and all rings and monopolis Of
me city; therefore we Unanimously nominate
him as u candidate for mayor, and esrnestlv
request that oil good citizens will suppoit
him at the ensuing election.
At this juncture the meeting, on molten
OF Fred Cullen, the house was cleared of all
but the delegates, who went into executive
meeting for the purpose of considering
the nomipstino of aI1orn,asS
What they did is not known, though it /.
believed that the delegates representing the
different wards were empowered to choose
lneir candidates FOR alderman. There were
put very few colored men present, and it is
that they we're generally opposed
10 The delegates being empowered to nomi-
nate. There ia considerable dissatisfaction
among, them and they look with suspicion
upon the secret session of the delegates.
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from Dennison to take charge of the Office Of
the company here. lie says their offics will
open IN the building lately occupied by Gan
non Brcs-, on Wednesday next
J; ID. Crawford representing Pfeifer & Co
Of New York, was in the city yesterday and
lefs on the night train for st. Louis. bud ia
one OF the most successful travelling men
that ever struck the state. Hs is genial
loyial and persuasive sells goods where
Others would fail. He seems peculisrlv
adapted for travelling. His many friends in
Texas will rejoice to know of his continued
success.
Judge w. II. Savage, president of the
Mount Sterling female college, and b. W
hose, of Mount Sterling, and j. p. Ficklin
and son, K. j. Ficklin, of Owingsyille. Ken.
lucky, arrived in the city Sunday on pros.
peotiug tour, and continued their trim
westward yesterday to Abilene, at which
place the sale of lots takes place to d,y.
The HERALD trusts that these gentlemen
lnsy ind il to their interest TO make the I,one
Star state their future home.
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pr,,,s,,nx Against the ras'"'
Railroad Hi,

Ala meeting otthe Dallas boar
.ud citiaons of Dallas held ye'','' M
ro,n =, tie room, of the board Of ID.
G GoIlowins preamble and resolution
;On asainss the passage Of the rs ), .,
NV Where's. The city and county H.
~ profoundly Interested III IN,
and maintenance of the railway ~ \, S'a
building and in process oil oil ro W
Dsllas county md throughout n0' 'n'
and ,.;.oh,e 10 inyi..
| to " Texas and to induce It's
smong our peoole; therefor, Sou ou /"
0n% iv ,ss ei,izens Of the city, OF Dal
H y tb ea Ooi"ion Of said Oos,d and u
y ' ,syce that the railway legIslat,o =,
NJ Hated ted by the bill now pending ar !, =
Pn "sse Of # Representatives for IN, ne "rN
Of Of. e sa,o as at esensisinjad,%Si,O
sn5 ;mpolitic, and is calculated W
anS ,d,pi interest and prospect, On,
Resolved, That our ies's'S''''
to vote against the same 70,
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A Grand Band Coming,

NEW YORK, March IL, 1881.
10 ths chairman and Com mittee OF tn, Young
nen's Hebrew association and 1. D. o. D.
we, the undersigned, having Just arrived
rom Paris will DO in your city on the eyenr
ing ct the 10Th inst having decided to al.
tend your grand masquerade ball on which
occasion our most excellent band will dis.
eource some of its most beautiful airs.
Wishing your ball grand success, we re-
haih yours ru'y, Y.Y. Y. BAND.
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.ow.Down vcuEoanc'

Saturday night some mean u''p,in
,,ho dnnb,lcss bore the owner soas,
c c,,' sSou, 900 yards of wire , i'''
far farm of DR.. Cornelius, -, which tdss rs.
some som so s' sbOn. every fifteen feet, =
y, S' =, I n loss S to conceive who eou'",. ,
such malice. -EG
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~ Our prices, the lowest for the best 20 DDS.
fuil line OF summer silk dresses in all colors
and OF latest designs at SIS, handsome
and an stylish in all colors, al Il. Bsumsn's, 7O6
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George Kicks furt

Il the largest In north
embraces all grades fron
parlor and chamber Sc,
stylesspd patterns. HE
for quick sales and SUD
motto,
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buying the mcdlci npcNnl,
tits q dr.. vegetao the NJ
efficacy IN all diseaS I QUAY
One package max sopnu
which contains NJ See
prepared In pure ,
ment
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PER .sps &

fran, a wish 4, Waxaha Ter naQ us right E1
Col. Hugh Rainey has ,ounty. one dey NJ
the past week with pnuem>
Mr.. E. Bauman returned week in Hunt hi
eastern ci.es on last Sunday nine orphan III
Colonel J. IL. Britton, Of few weeks y
the city, registered At the CIR, Esl
ho.al. on tho M
Col. Thomas X. Hawkins, WAS !, ntonio III
from Austin, and returned last e' waakk1
Austin.
Miss Belle Penn, charming youhv
from Wasahschie is 10 the city, guest OF
Miss Halle Afford.
Hon. j. w. Daniel, our representative,
returned yesterday, from Austin, TO spend
few days at home.
MIR. NJ. Kahn, one Of tho prominent
grocery men of GAINESVILLE, Is in the city,
He will remain iortw or three days.
MP. Mittenthal of Groesbeck, and Mr.. n,
Mittenlhal, of Waxahschie, arc in the city
visiting their brother, MIR. Il. Mittonthal.
Captain U. r. Williamson, Of the firm OF
Williamson, Stewart IL Co., wholesale paper
dealers, 81, Louis, is in the city making a
host friends.
Hon. j. S. Woods tho interchangeable work
ing member from Kaufman, was respitipg
hero on Sunday, from his lsbors. He vii
return on Wednesday.
Col. Charles p. Virgins, tho genial ant
popular ugenl of the Atlas Englne works
arrived in he city Sunday from alrp through
the state and to New Orleans.
Mr.. A. lsraelsky, one of our leading mer
chants. arrived home last evening. Hc hn
purchased II heavy stock of goods, who
will bc received during tho week.
Mr.. Q. Oasford Klett, prominent citize
Of Philadelphia, Pa, has been in the city tn
past two or three days, as guest OF MIR. ,
w. Webb, the Main stree! joweler
Mr.. Henry Calm, Of the immense clothin
and dry goods house, OF Calm Bros. u %
has returned from New York, making fu
readiness for the grea. spring opening.
MIR. Spencer COIN, brother of Miss Ka
Clax,op, and her advance agent Is in tho cit
and has.arrsneed for dsto for Dallas, as vi
b. seen by the advertisement elsewhere.
PIP. Mar.ino has returned from New .
leans, where he took In the Mardi Gsas fe
,iyi,ies, and at the same time purchased
largo stock of cigars, ETC., for the Espan
smoking parlof.
J.W. Booth, one Of the clerks ofthe hou
of representatives, and one Of the most
Communicating officials In tho world, sp,e,'
Sunday with us, and returned to his readi
desk last evening.
Mrs. DR.. spillmsn, Of Princeton, India
VII , has been visiting her relatives, Mr. =
Nice. S. A Stewart lef, for her home
evening, delighted with Tcsss. She will p
baby return and msko this her perman'
home,
Mr.. 4. =. Garrison. sgcnt Of Pacific !
pIes company, arrived al the city Last MI
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Naturalization.

Forms from the Spirit Land .n,.ar rhu,
VIC seuiufs are held hand and foot / am,
,hn u chosen from the audience 10 securs
tne meuimns, and white la this condit,on
sp,rits VIII materlallzs and demAtc isze i,
n.n tlen Oh az present, and those VINO wish
me NIL Spirit Forms walk out In fn,, view
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Tho Mckinney Enquir

THO MVNIHIcy EHVU'
over about msnufacturi
ton by the editor after VI,
shoe factory of A. n WI
place. Hc thinks theyjD
building up an industce
lively little city. ThenI
of the enterprise Of II 81
that they viii be a
largest eastern factor Il
trade. ~
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council meets tonight in resulA
70 the wife of Tully Williams, a son
plank sidewalks here and thers ara in
sa:S y dangerous condition. -
!" onn Mccullough on Friday evening
u'usy matinee, and Saturday evening.
:! NC ponce are taking up and puttipg il
pound all stray animals running loose in
a street. sprinkler made its appearance
ssss,terday. 1t is hoped that the inerchnnts
Ill support it.
Constable Tnsley, of precinct No .
Eouga1 Ia Will Sharples. charged with an
Jail. '''''
II Is shd that large number of persons
y pm our neighboring towns will be here
FRIDAY TO SEQ tho great Mccullough.
mite house will be crowded
I'D freeman, the prioce ssloonist, has
-Sihected himself with Mr. Dorsey, Of the
cSiate saloon, where ho will be pleased to
hd his old friends.
fhe sale of seats to John McColloueh wil,
ia to morrow at Q O'Clock, at which time
nos ye sheets OF seats will be- open for thu,
Mann noe as well as the night performance
k0shps N Beverly, who was arrested and lodged
( Y u. 70 county Jail on the charge OF conveying
rav~ll tol to his brother, Henry, who Wa. in
~ OF ROBBERY. Wss released from prison
I w.. Praay on 500 bond
cs2 periDtendent Kinnin, Of the poor.f.-m
down to that Institution last evening
A. 5 les ooloman fined S25 and cost for
nha battery. and John Q'Bryan.
si' ~ iof assault in five cases.
4 fenaber that every scat in the oners
I ~ lwi be secured perhap, two hour
III q ID I've box opens. So SEQ that YOU are on
sTmmiarsul n'us On Friday evening.
Irobph Shfy the sale of lots at Abol,a
A.. aas III. A great many passed tbrouph
M .,s.ss fnday and yesterday to attend he
d. ~ the prospects are tina. the real estate
M w ~ a. =. that place will boom today.
syn were leoo. n, of ,ho noo. a..
- a. pevsr in such filthy condition as
s Gsorge present The city contract with
MAY were Works requirs that wster ba fnr.
10, a. Food the cutters, vet il is seldom
"r,, A.
i. WIS Of Nil brtAkers con,inus To burv .ho
Ws.U proper license from sti lo S;"r
Mo Aust and hesce no mortnary $50.
bsd ia ats q . pas! week. LIE. the council
le Whga' TAKE some action in the |
The uDi ANN
'hnnt LIED Id ndebtea to Messrs. Mason & Eth
ysicss or copies OF the weekly pictorials,
\ fr ,tdlinr illustrated and Frank Lcslie's.
pich nsfeek e.c: ms popular house keeps
s!4, |. pe.'ouics's ana supply of tho
Nsr,,a u.
WV@0 hayOr's court vesterdoy ,,o.,;
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JefEersOn'Dayls' H,sf0rv

An extract of letter from prominent
gentleman to Il. E. Cowart, esq of this city
"Henry Grady has read JEFF Davis history OF
the war and is enthusiastic over it. He is
working on the New York Herald, and got
permission to read proof-sheets and make
notices of the book. He says, as literary
production, 1t is one of the finest produc-
lions OF man-that the style is perfect
are no little personalities in it, but every.
''ing is viewed and given from standpoint
- noble, dignihed and sublime. He
+eneral Joe Johnston..s the only man
call oe mad. He merely aludes TO
Nm a fsS Toombs, but discusses the Question
;-s5 49,, prolonged the wsr after the failure
Lce commission, and it WAS certainly
n r-y,,,,y,,.s,par was almost useless after thst
~ Sti'of only a page and half, no
T. Nv W 'orthy of immortality-tbat
tMssAs * of those New York critics
ia COW = sid. The work is worthy
sisS sspsSa cause, the honor Of
S,sN~i sw no. % of the people, the
pESuss. a. W and is itself the
q &EnNks 20 S,S - chisis si'I and
y L,vERsss ossso : r firth ss as
I constipas - -, N-0'
DIR. II. II. CLA'AON 8 Z 80 % !,
"In cnses Of EIDNEx " E
acted IKE charm al ,Ssus" , ms,
Y act eillcentiy.' ,ep NsSsS ksnu
"a .ny., st +. OF pries,e.. rslas. QNS NOON sry of
k3 years o, great suffering from PHI y eSO" r.
Htivoncsslt completely cured me-" Spefps' M
u G. a. uOGAupN, orBerkshirr, anys, 6ospN
Ytis gives hun h--S-asw isr me in com, y
Everybody who wants ,,,.y,aney 10 v
t ,hnao trv;ng times should read TINS NIe
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During my stay in ny re
elegant selection of NIL Il
to be found for lsdies' ~
Bsuman's, 706 Elm
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Mrs. Jane, McoAOo died 'ad !. ADJ
n.,l. a. Yesterday evening; and s,pricci
that s's 81. committed suicide BY y ~ t \.
nine. She died NJ inc houso " w 81, ~
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Colville's Wonderful Slate T.s,,

MeSsags written by m Invisible hand be-
'oi' Tue worry sJe'o he audience.
V'airVoyahoe, or Supernatural Vision.
,nI,a Donhm spened by person chosen by the
~ a",,enSo W Whatever page he MAJ soc nj. and
10 read by the Medium while on The sia """
"iinout seeing the book. Tables will be Nh, /,
heu anu suspended in the air, aud A, The same
Miae spirit raps are distinctly heard Musical
banner playing as they go. '''"Ns'
Scores Of Other Tcsis, Equally
Marvellous.
ootne md ace for yourselves. Take no ona,s
Woru. investigate. Believe your own ewes
bs guided by your own reason. Wv" 0''''
M M .hsre are no reserved seats, Il will he
wen 10 come early TO avoid confusion. annoy.
ance and possible disappointment
All are Invited. ''''A'
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Goods daily arriving, and md, w = y
arrive for thirty days. 50 ,s su .,,rl,
I largest and most ccmplese s '.,Ss.
, raaSy made suits, fancy good.
wear in tho state. n psu"'"
atreet.
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Notice to physicin.s and r.m,,,.,

lam making a speciality of fine, old and
pure liquors, for medicinal purposes. | have
In stock, in bottles, f. Mestresu & Cos. 2
leaf brandy, q years old, Otard brandy.
10 years old; old peach brandy. extra fine:
London Dock, old Jamaica rum; De- Ruy'
tors Arrow brand, old Holland gin, Nectar
bourbon % years old, Jsmisons Irish whisky,
Z years in bond in the city of Dublin, Loeb
kstrine, .."Thistle' brand Scotch whisky. 6
years old, and Cream of the Highland whis-
KY, Port wine, private stock, so years old, DRY
unionpo 10 years old, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Red Rhinewine, Duff Gordon, XXX Golden
sherry Benedc!ine cordial, McEwen Scotch
ale, Burke's Genuine Dublin Stout, Can
trcl y Co.'S. Belfast (Irisb) Ginger ale, .Pipor
He'dseck champagne, Motifs Sparkling
champagne. cider, quarts and pinls, ali
ends OF wines and liquors by quart or gallon.
-, w e pscs,us., of fresh canned goods,
, ,s ~ N'rlf1 ~ ualdii'Iig:gy,
"S Al.os full stoch HUGHRs,
Il A,he staple and fancy ocem sire t.
y Respec.
Hpsjldo oon.;;eip an
al ter ~ Jtlus
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Change I'm VIM, ,

IcNlNrr VIZ =
The agency for, y Ell i ~
brewery, 81. LouN S~roNs S,iorth
Gently become vac ~ I'M. j.
Q g. Wey@soerg, hM ,lions
MIR. Chas. Meisterh"ss, oh of
conduct the business for Cbss.
Lemp. All orders No
should DO addressed ,pS,.
WIN. J. Lomp's Wos.et,p.
Meistorhsps, manager, Dt
uESg a,o,
Representa- .,o
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Piano Rises Clear FROM tha Floor

, auu - playsd upon without living soul
Tu,ohihg IT, Spirit HANDS and races avs
EP,,@ ary seen, recognized by th-ir friends
dicnce i, are ire 9r usht aud paused to tAs au-
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FRS. arrivals. Good NJ
Spring bonnets and hy
novelties for dress and
mans, FOG Elm street. ,,oc,
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NO HANDWRITING.
everything on tho open stage!

\, me following are some OF the Marve,o,,
tn an nre ioes which usually take pl,ce In
f'''''e Vi 'hese wonderful Msdium.:
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in the Air |!
ms lost, which l. USUALLY sttem,,ai h,.
,oIia'ng u Circle sof Ladies' or Gentis.
h mr around Ground tho N,hle, Is accomplished Inv
n MI, Solyllle by Simply rtstlug the inger. ~ .,
t"hle nan" nu Oh tcpcf a common heavy woodsu
lhiusoce of Spirit Power sutronndrg 'h ~, INC
an - n',st marvellous manifestation, never 5e.
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\ Q. a. MOQAroN, orBerlsli.c, anya. !

W" Everybody who waits = ,t,,1yI,an'
.boso irving times should read tins
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Beauty, health, and happlNe'
in "WlNE OF CARDUL"

FOR sale by all drussis's'
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., M IA written by an Invisible hand be-
'ofn the worry ayes OF he audience.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

The winners at the Coney Island races yesterday were Vanguard, Hindoo Elias Lawrence and Derby.
 In the Pond divorce suit at Boston the tes. timony was all in yesterday, and the Judge ordered the dismissal of the libel with costs
 It is again announced that Hon. Lionel Sackville West is to succeed Sir Edward Thornton as British minister at Washington.
 Engineer James Boyd, of the Hotel Bruns- wick at Boston, was suffocated Tuesday night, being strangled by gas from the waste pipe caburetter.
 The report of the death of Abdul Khan is now confirmed. The Ameer of Afghanis- tan has instructed his generals not. to leave Candahar for Girishk until they are quite certain that Ayoob Khan has left Herst.
 Homer Wellington, who attempted to poi son his wife in Cambridge, Mass, in the spring of 1880, was senteaced yesterday at East Cambridge to fifteen gears in State prison, one day solitary. He Sad pleaded guilty to the crime few days before.
 Advices received from the Choctaw nation report that white man, Alexander Wells, was killed at McCurtsm by Indian militia. Wells had no permit, and when ordered to leave the country he refused and was resist ing the militia when killed. The Indians are determined to expel all whites who are there without permit.
 In the House of Commons yesterday Mir. Arthur Pease, member for Whitby, moved the second reading of the bill for the aboli- tion of capital punishment. After 6 brief and rather istless debate the House divided on the second reading of the bill, and the measure was defeated. The vote was 195 to 79.
 A hack driven by one Early, containing two men, attempted to cross the Old Colony railroad track at Brockton, Mass, yesterday morning at o'clock. It was struck by the train and smashad to kindling wood Early was instantly killed, as were both horses The two passengers were fatally wounded. No blame attaches to the corporation