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Daily Republican., 1881-02-14

The Minerva Society of the Wesleyan
Female College gave an entertainment
in the study hall on Saturday evening.
Ths attendance was large and the cxsr.
cis15 were nicely rendered. The init
mate friends OF the II embers OF the
society spent an hour very pleasantly in
the college psrlors alter the entertain
mcnt had been concluded.
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part interest at New Brsunfels, anu durirp o
his stay here he has submitted the plsss 10 %
vari US railroad authorities.
Ao affidavit was msde this morn.
Ing BY Albert Schmid. against
E'nst Garlrey, changing him with having
stolen from him 100 marks when Al
B rim. Gsrlrey left Houston for Europe
via New Yo k, Friday. The governor has
been telegrapbed, asking TIA, a reouisition for
his arrest be Issued.
The chartered schooner Inez Houston. il
loading with telelegrsph poles for Brszos
santiago, to be used In the construction Of q
telegraph line between Corpus Christi and
Brownsville.
A conference was held this afternoon Al
,be cotton exchange TO consider the action of
Austin in entering the Geld az candidate for
Doth branches of the state uni yersity, IN yio-
lenon Of an implied understanding that che
would antsgoniEe neither Galveston or
houston forihe location of medical depart
meht No conclusions of d,flnile nature
we're reached and Major A. p. Woodbridge.
'ne aus'in representative, hiss left for home.
;, A large colored excursion came down from
Houston 10 day and grand picnic was given
NJ Sehmidrs garden by the Galveston and
Houston lodges of the order Of United
Brotbers Of Friendship
John NJ, Bullock, Of Dallas ia here AT tba
fremont.
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| Boston, Mass, August The session
of lbe National Catholic Total Ah.,;,o,oo
T,;au S-sa.ss1 h..,,. '''"oD'V :
o"'on was pie''ueu oy soieuh h'sn maSs OF
requiem q! The Church OF the Immaculate
Conception. The following resolutions
ware adon,ed.
Resolved That we soknov,saoa ,,;,l
gratitude The epcoursgino worJs oe nm.
hierarchy. the Zaslors 1f'r,s "f n,,. .a'
who during The psat have fo.,ored tbp u'' onnS
cause and Delpea il on bv e,,mnle sn6 w
hone that their success will ha a s,;n,uI1. ~,
cal more earnest ! l'urls in tho in mra ~
Resolved. Tn ,i,is 10 the in,erast Of ,ho
citizens of the ...i,I = in the aanS
work. for in propor,ion ss in,cnn.,auoaa aSo' So
olines 90 will man bscoma haup. advs ',i.,n ue,
honest and nnriobt in the;r SosI;,o., n IN,
will prosper indnstrics will aonrish. ~ a, ,ho
daily record of crime that s,.lts ,h,on.h ,ho ,1o
land. thst the Unbiased testmony % Of s,"h,ne tmo
men and the dailv s.nerienca ~ ~ tSn.o 4,
authority, will spree in demandine incress;r % :, -
efforts In the suppression of 40 odions ,
vice.
Resolved, That we view with inst nlea.u,o
the rapid progress of the cause among ,he
ladies of the land, and the numbsr of lsaias,
branches already started show that ,hev
are alive to the bere and il a rbinoer ~
bright prospects for rising penera,ions. For
god mo,hers will bring up good cbll5ren. "
Resolved, That while The orgspizatiou of
cadet societies ia not alt ge,her do.d NJ.
must express regret at the apathy At tbe,r
formation, and we arain urge with ali onr
power the getting up of cadet s,cisIies in
every parish
Resolved, That, recognizing the power Of
the press in any cause. wa call ON tbe catholic
press TO advocate in sea on an out of season
the.cause of total sbs,ipepce.
The seventh resolution urges the imnortanco
of mskirg meetings attractive.
Tho eighth tenders tbanks 70 ,be cls,ou
and press. ~ Ns'
Resolution of sympathv with IN.
Irish people In their STRUGGLE for
land reform. and that the land leas,,e has M
m ira efIicient an nnortor of its nr;nc;n,s. ,bau
the Catholic Total Abs,ioence Jinion Of
America, was ADOPTED.
The ninth resolution condemns pool nlav.
inc for drinks. and ,ocisties arc nrcaa =,
work for its suppression. e'N '"
Tho ien,h ~, eos ,ha forr,.,;o,, oeI..
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assure you that duly appreciate the honor
you nave conferred on me in rejecting me TO
preside over the deliberations Of this con.
venuon, convention which whe her You
look TO members and character of the mem.
oer OF which 1t is compos,d, or the ends it
was sent here TO accomplish, must be long
remembered as one Of the most important
party conventions EVER assembled in The
state; and, gentlemen, permit me to cons
grstulste you on the Frightening auspices
under which you have assembled, and as
Provitenee in It's mercy, has already given
us assurance, ,hst the husbandmsn will
secure fair share of the fruits of the years
LABOR. Day after day bright minerals are
di' 'ered in different parts of the state,
which by their bright and laughing beauty
msse glad the hearts uf men Under such
II huenco the spell is soon to be broken which
has heretofore held u icy bond the energies
OF our state, and soon, under the general
glow OF revivug hope and cor a ience, cur
rents OF active fort in our midst will be sent
dsncing and tit Cling TO tha remotest flbres of
the industrial system. Uader such circum-
stances what msnner OF men ought we 10
bel 81 ple in thought In wise council;
g. firm In action, every resolve we
should make must be- in reference to cnr line
Of ac'ion. Our public questions should be
characterized by justice, moderation and
hrmness, and all intercourse with each other
should DO marked by courtesy, kindness
and brotherly love. Above ali things, we
must remsmher that righteousness erslts
Dntions; but ain is repru sch g. any people"
Ae'ua'ed by such considerations and poy>
erned by such a policy, what may not such a
convention accomplish for the slatt? give il
to you as great Lesson Of my life, which is
now neither short or uneventful, that in the
long run misrule 10 only accomplished
by corrupt means, by trickory or
srtilcss Not by an unnatural alliance, not
by Corruption should these ends be ..sttsined,
but by noble ,neans, and we must prove
ourselves wise and prudent now and ener-
genc and brave in toe coming canvass. |
will ssy without claiming TO be epirit or
Sesritg the garb of prophet that in the
ldes OF November we will schieve
victory, which in its thoroughnees
and completeness will only be surpassed by
the msgniacence and brilisncy of lie results
--results which, beginning ut the election
and continuing through long series of years,
will mark the history of our state with a
bright line Of glory, which neither time nor
circumstances will change, which neither sd>
versity nor prosperity will ever eradicate,
but 1t will stand as monument to our pru-
denca and grandeur and importance Of our
cause.
The committee OIL credentials submitted 4
partial report, which was laid on the table.
The committee on resolutions and plat,
form announced that they were not yet
ready to report.
A resolution to adjourn to p. m. was
then adopted.
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Virginia Conservative Demecrs I'm
GOnyen ifOu

Virgins Conservative Democrats I'm
COnyen tfon.
Richmond. huyust 4-Fo'low;oa !. an
go
'u'''no VI 'no p'S'ioinn Propareo oy 'no Suo-
committee OF the conservative state central
committee, and discussed last night h.,
prominent delegates from all portions of thu
state to the conservative democratic conyen.
zion which meets ,osd.y. Il Will bs presented
TO the convention through the com,nlt,ee on
platform. 1t inssts on the preservation of
the public faith, both state nd national. and
denounces Reputation in whatever form. 1.
recJg lizes the. Ia pful debt of Virgi.is. "a
shown by the pubic records, and PROMISES
that the d. mocrstic conservative party sbsIl
continue It's efforts to unity the public drbt
Of the safe, and will endeavor by amicable
arr, ngements to secure q reduction Of the
rate of interest conformable to the general
d cline of rates of interest on public
securities. l. copgrs,ulates the people that
the recent assessmen, Of propert, exhibits Al,
il crease of values, 20 that no increase ia the
rate of taxation is reuuired; il therefore on.
poses any Increase in the rate. 1t insist,
upon a cspitstion tex as a prer, ouisite for
voting and for the maintenance of the public
school system founded by the c,nsevatiye
party. Ii denounces as monstrous the AT
tempt 10 pack the supreme court of the
ststs In order to secure particular derisions
Lastly. II declares that elections in Viroinis
have been ia and free. rs thew were onss-
toned by those that were hv,,ils 10 tho
state. but that it was reserved fny
the recrean. sons of virginia TO nub.
l,sh this libel upon her fair fams
Richmond, Va, August 4.-Tbe oop.ervs.
tive democratic state Convention 10 nominate
rsodid.tes for governor. lieutepsnt-povarnor
a I'd q torney general. met at noon TO-DAY in
The Richmond theatre. and was csllea IN
orrer by Absslcm Kernor. of Ausus,a
chairman of the state central commi,tee
who announced that Hon. i. N. Stunbs of
Glouces,er. had been selected as ,empora,v
chairman and J. Beel B,grsr as temporery
secretary. Both were upanimoesly eiected
Mr.. Siubbs, on taking the chair, made a
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Waco, August 4-Mrs, Berry, living At
Jone'boro. in COryell county, sbou.
forty miles wesi of here, has been discovered
to be the daughter ofs wealty Eugllsh noble.
NAN, Lord Wilerford bv name. She mar.
ried her husband in Eugland Years AGO
,sgsins' the parental will. The young man
being poor, they were forbidden the la,het's
house, and emigrs,ed TO Texas, locs,iog in
Oo,ryell county, where they prospered il a
quiet way The 81 crel OF the lady's identity
wss faithfully kept until a few days ago. Il
Is ln'imsted That she and her husband are
TO be reconciled to the old tolks in Eneland
when wealth and position will follow.
District Judge Rimes. of Marlin, heard
ihe habess corpus application of Wm.
blackwell, the forger, to-day. BlackwelI's
bond was reduced ffom seven hundred aud
fifty to three hundred dollars.
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brilliant shooting,

Boston, Mass.. August AT the victory
long range match at Walnut Hill yesterday,
there was brillisnt shooting, Tho io,als OF
the fist elk men werc 1900 points, exceeding
the best score ever made by any six men Ia
tho country, aud coming wi bin two points
of the beet on record. That msdo By tho
American team nj tho Daily Mount. Ireland.
range 10 1880, was 500 700 .nd | 0O0 yards
Tho ma,ksmen wero w O Gregory, t 4
Brown, w II Jackson, F. Rsbbetb, ] s
Sumner, II Fieler and w Hanson. The
average per loan was 2lb.
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Fort worth.

Special TO ths Herald.
Fort Worth, August 4--The freight OH.
ces OF the Missouri Pacific and the Texas &
Pacific are making preparations to consoli-
date their depots and transact all their
business at one. This will add greatly 10 The
convenience of all parties.
Another runaway occurred on Fourth
street to-day: A horse attached TO a spring
wagon ran of and came very near running
suithereens.
The trscklavers at the extension of Tho
Texas q Pacific road laid over 10000 feet Of
track Monday and Tues lay.
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, August Among the psssen.
gers on The steamship Colorado, sailing yes-
,erdey for New York. were Mr.. w Rain
bsw and family. Mf. Rainbaw Is tho Pat.
, ntno of an improved system Of railroad
track. Cfoss ties arc dispensed with avd
iton :. substituted, A reduction In
tho coat of material, economy In
labor and greater assurance Of safety In
'ravol. owirg to tho impossibility of tract,
, preading, Q amorg tho advantages elaine 4
for The new system. He has disposed OK 4
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
ne Union OF Pa'sons' brigade at Cor,
sicHns-Seaerat Manager hoxie to
Aemove His Headquarters
From Longview 10 Mar.
shii-< Descend mt Of
English Biue-Elood
i'm cory ell County.
Corsicana.

Corsicana.
Special TO the Herald.
Corsicsna, August 4-The annual re.
union OF Par'ons' brigade met here yester-
day. Members of the 18th, 10Th and 2l.t
Texas cavalry, and Morgsn's battalion, from
all portions of the st,te, we're present-abou,
three hundred members in oil. At9A. m.
The different regiments assembled at the
opera house, where members were enrolled,
The procession formed In front of the opera
house. Mayor Miller addressed them. ton.
dering the hospitslities Of the city. The pro-
ceeslon then marched to grove Ia the
suburbs, where speeches were made by
General Lewis, Colonel Walton, N. O.
Reed d others. The following resolutions.
we're fired by Captain w. g. Veal and
NJ joo L. j. Farrsi:
lnst we, tie surviving MEM
bers of Parsons Texas cavalry brigade
OF tre lsle confederate states army assembled
IN our annual reunion AT Corsicsns, Angus,
<, 1881, do most deeply sympatbizs with
President Garfield and his family 10 the grea,
sufeTiJg he hos been called to endure st the
hands OF one of the most vilo and brutal
asssssIns tha' ever dlrgraced American soil
Z. That We feel graceful that we have res.
sons to believe our president will soon
recover, and that we will mos. heartily unite
With the people of this and other states in
keeping day of PRAYER, praise aud thanks,
giving TO Almighty God for his recovery.
q. That copy ofthese resolutions be sent
Hon, j. q. Blaine, secretary of state. Wash.
ington, ID. U, aud that the Dallas HERALD.
Corsic ma and other papers in the state BE-
furnished copy.
The above resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
w. g. VEAL, Prest.
a. M. DrcKMAN. Sec'y.
W. q. Veal WAS elected president, Colonel
Walton. Maj,r Farrar. General Morgan, ID,
Y. Giddlngs, vice-president.; A. M. eckmsn,
secretary. Anderson Springs was designated
as the next place for reunion. The dsy
passed off pleasantly to ALL The reunion
will wind up with grand ball at the opers
house to- night.
Your Mr.. @ o Wood, enroute for Houston
was detained At Rec on account of q wreck
on the road nesr that place.
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Marshall,

hhfbnnII.
Special to the Herald.
Marshall, August "A meeting of tho
stockholders Of the SABINE, Pass & Texas
Northern railroad was held In this ci,y to-
day. A new board of directors was chosen
consisting OF II. NJ Twombley, w. n
Hotchkiss, X. II Parks, O. w. Rsgnet. q
Q. Campbell, Il. j. Fry, r. N. Garrett and r.
A. Connally. II. NJ. Twombly was elected
president, O. w, Rsguet vice prefident. w.
ii. Hotchkin seer tsry, w. q. Pierce AZ.
sistant secretary and Il A. Connslly chief
engineer TO Immediately locate the depot
grounds In the city Of Marshall and to pro.
eeed to survey the route from this ci,y 10
Sabine Pass. The company Is strong and
Will Immediately construct the road.
a cooperative company with a capjtal
stock OF ono hundred thousand doIlnrs
has been organized TO do general mercban-
dlzpg business. Their charter will be- filed
in day or two.
The dead stranger found under the tres..
tle near this place has been identified aa
Frsnk Rs'nhod, = German laborer. He had
worked in this county, and had two u od,sJ |
ana ntty d liars on his person at the time he
was murd red.
The droulh has effeclually killed the corn.
and the cotton crop will not DO mo. than
1880 ''"' "
II 10 said that General Manager Ho1ie, OF
the Texas Il rac fc, will soon take up bls
residence 10 this city. Az the Now Orleans
& shreveport road Is about completed, Mar
shall will be about tho centre Of bis base Of
operation.
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San Antonio.

sac Antonio.
Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, August 4-The grand lodge
knights of Ii nor, was In session all d.v.
concluding its labors. The reports oil offi
GERS were received and adopted. W B
Dashiel, John Tnresgill and w ii Wilkes,
we're chosen alternates 10 the supreme
lodge Of thG United States VIII Wilks. Of
waco, was unanimously elected state
medical examiner. Galveston, Marshall
Fort Worth, and Houston were nominated
lor thes place Of tho next meeting of the
grand lodIe, and Galveston chosen on the
second ballot. After good deal of routins
business was transacted, the following reso-
lutions we're adopted:
Resolved, That this grand lodge tender,
the members of the Knights of Honor their
he'rty thanks for the princely style in vbi h
'nsy entertained the grand lodge ,ince az.
emoling IN the Alamo city; Resolved.
That for the courteous and penerous
hospitality extended this lodge by The i, cnl
knights of Honor, ladies and citizens of SAM
Antonio, we tender our heartfelt thanks. and
further that the visit to San Antonio will
long be remembered with feelpps of
pleasure by every member. A! half
past four p. m. the grand officers
were duly installed, in public, at Turner
nal. Many persons were present
Committees we're appointed for the ensuing
year. Tha ks were rendered the retiring
grand officers, and the lodge adjourned 10
meet at Galveston on the iecond Tuesday, in
August, 1882. "
Ams'eur opera troupe are giving
gra,ultous entertainment! tonight st Turr or
hall TO crowded house.
To-day was about the hottest day of the
season.
Bsnito Borera, horse thief, surrendered
TO tue authorities to.day.
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ID w. BLISS,
j. X BARNES,
j. j. Woodward.
ROBERT REYBUdN.
Frank HAhiILTrN.
REJOICING IN BROOKLYN OVER HIS coNvA-
LEsCENCK

hhJUIVINH IN BhUUhL1N UVHK HIS IUNVA-
LEsCkNCK.
New York, August 4.-Msyor u.'S of
Brooklyn, decided that to-jay sho%, 20 u
day of r. icing, when it Was fount tntst he
president WAS convalescent. snd thes al ex>
hibition of r. ncDg should be gwen this
evening at different locations Aeed upon
by a committee having the matter in
charge. To-day, in accordance with the
wrhes of his honor, the citizens of Brooklyn
decorated their dwellings with flags and
bunting. The city hall, court house and
municipal buildings have been handsomel,
decorated in all the principal departments
The offices we're closed at noon eld buiness
suspended.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
he is CONSIDERED ooEvALRsoEXT.
Decidedly the Rest Day He Has Had
sisce His Injury He ass Had ne
Fever, ana Ate Freely at Break.
fast OF Beefsteak, Potatoes
and Eeast-kejOicing tn
Brookiyn over His
COnvalesence.

Washington, d. O., August 4,-EIeeutive
Mansion. $50 q. m-rhe president continues
to improve. He slept well during the night
and this morning looks and expresses himself,
cheerfully. Another satisfactory day is an
iicipated. At present his pulse is 30; temper-
sture, 9s; respiration, Is. The next bulletin
will be issued this evening, and hereafter the
noon bulletin will be dispensed with.
d. W. BLISS.
j. X. tARNEs.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RpYBuaN.
ID Ii. AGNEW,
Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion, $50
O. m.--Dr. Bliss autnoriz the statement
that the president is having an excellent day
An examination has just been made, with
the following result: Pulse SO, temperature
and respiration ncrnal. TIE pslient con-
tlnues to take increasing quantities OF nour-
ishment, and is daily gaining strength. All
reports OF untavOrablo chsnges should be
dlscredlted unless they have official author.
ity. The presidents condition at this hour
is better than at any time since his injury.
UuUtiicial bulletin, Executive Mansion,
4;SO p. m.-Dr. Bliss reports at 4:30 o. IN.
MAT this is very deciuedly the best day the
president hss had since bis injury. He has
had no fever, and aIe quite heartily al break.
fast of beefslesk, pssatoes and toast at l | u.
m, and has beeu comfortable all day. The
weather is very warm again, but the retriger
sting machine in the basement furnishes an
abundant supply of dry mir at temp nature
OF 81, and the atmosphere of the presiden, s
room is kept at about rs degrees, which is
found to suit the patient.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 7
p. m.-As the morning bulletin indicated
would probsb'y To tbs case, the president b at
passed another good day without draw back.
or unpleasant symptoms of any kisd He has
taken his Dourishment we'll aud shown little
fa.ieLe after his dressing and changes Of po-
sition. The wound 10 doing well both 10 sp-
peersnce and in character and in the amount
of lhe discharge. At 1890 p. m. ria pulse
was 96; temperature 9S i;respirs,ion Is. The
afternoon rise of temperature came on late,
and was moderate in degree. ~ 7 p. N
his pulse was l02; temperature 1C(; respira.
tion 10.
ID w. Bliss,
j. X BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RkYBUGN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-10
HARRISONBURG.
UNITED STATES COURT FOR THE WESTERN DIS.
TRICr OF VIRGINIA,

UNITED STATES COURT FOR THE WESTERN DIS.
TRICr OF VIRGINIA.
correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY 8, 1881.
United States Court for the western dis
trlct OF Virginia-Judge Rives presiding
is still in session. and will be for a day or
two yet. When this session OF the court
commenced il was not expected to continue
longer than three or four days. But the
Judge has been actively engaged, and much
business OF importance has been transacted
The telegraph has already announced the
decision Of several important land suits in.
volying large interests. The small number
OF indictments by the grand Jury,
numbering only six cases, and these
for comparatively trivial violations OF
the revenue laws, show the improved and
improving law.abiding condition OF the
district. In the cartier history Of the court
here there was an average of about $50 IN.
dictments by the grand jury at each term Of
the court, and some OF these for serious In.
fractions OF the United States laws. Now
the criminal business has dwindled down TO
almost nothing. IL IL believed there is no
district in the United States that can show a
better record than this. IL is one of which
the people have right to feel proud.