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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
A sCBNE ON the TALLAPoOsA.
Com'r Kellegg Publicly Reprimanded
BY Secretary Hspt for Violation OF
orders.


There was 3 sensation on board the Tslla-
poosa yesterday during the visit to that war
vessel Of Mr.. Hunt and the presidents attend
lon and sharpness OF noaring on the part Of
the secretary OF the navy. He became aware
OF the presence OF ladies' on board the ship and
turned toward Com'r kellogg ashast.
Are thoaeladie seo on board visitors?
demarded the secretary In u power nj voice,
wife and daughter.
Your wife and daughter. sire replied the
secretary. They on board In the face OF nv
order that ofiiccrs wves should no. remain
with them on the vessels OF nay fleet? l am
surpiihod at such gross visla,ion OF the reg
Az the secretary did hot lever his voice very
peroeptibly, the awkward predloament OF the
commander WAS apparent 60 all. Many were
spellbound with amazement aud horror.
commander Kellogg became somewhat con-
iusss. He e'sayed TO explain msttera. Tim.
Idly he pvited the Secretary OF tho Navy 70
descend TO the cabin and refresh himself with
glass Divine
no, sir. responded tue secretary, with de.
Sisos' % fouare preeunptiou%, siri 90 not
Tho crushed commander retired abash,d,
aud The secrs,ary ADD his suit slowly, but
with pfoper dignity, fetfaoed their steps 10
The ships aide and set foot upon the vhaif,
Oopmauder kollosg bad tuficlently fecoy-
ssr'u Il, be about last evening. HE said he
the command Of the Tblpyools hut he
,wonld bs IN all probability to-day.
Ine secretary 1.-THE navy could not dismies
hlm, hui could, aud doubtless would, exile
hin 10 some distant station. lie complained
OF the secretary . action, and said It vi,a OUT
rsssoue. MOI more than ten days Dko iky fec-
rst-ry gave him permission to take any friends
lac whnt,u on I ho ralibpOUaa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17

passenger and Ticket Agents Con-
venhsn-snew I'm Missoari-A sers-
nader Killed,

passenger and Ticket AGENTS Tan.
vsntisn-snew I'm Missouri-A xers.
nader Killed.
Special TO the Herald.
ss Louis, septem ber le.-Ths fall meetins
OF the national general passenger and ticket
Sssnts convention will be held here, com.
mencing Tuesday, the 2sth inst. and TO las,
TWO days. Il was arranged to-day that on
Wednesday afternoon the visitors be shown
the city and have the ,ual hospi,alities az.
tended them. About l5O agents are expeeted
70 attend. ON Thursday the delegates with
large number OF local railroad mea will
scuri Pacific ''o' 'ne MIS-
burglars en-. cred VIM. Albll .lht,s gum dspot
=. 90 north Third street, last night. by fore.
my ns uc intenings oa the 'front.' door, Foru.
nahIs ,,n mri Albright had placed his most val
s,n," M suvsh IN large safe IN the hack OF The
= SS'o's, enu mo burglars only secured about four
lievolyers. ~ =" es"' oneap
An Italian kaswn as Gus,sys WAS dr,v,.s.
Nv sm,n Mssoh To-day, wheu he fell Ia front OF
me wheels ofhis vehicle and WAS crnshad ~
death Hawas drunk "e" :"
mere bas been "A remarkable change In thu
weather, the thermometer averaging ahont M
uegiees ell day Special despatchss rsnryt
,sow ~ at Mary yvillea and IN the northern paft Of
A special fism Kansas CITY sa,. a.or..
Soim u WAS married 10 Miss Teysely In whsf
called "llsll's Acre" Beloneing TO the
,oWer s.rWa OF society party OF rouQhs At
mmunpled ohsrivari, but were driven on.
pphey returned and stoned the house, when j.
ero,vd ~, suest at the wedding, sh0t at the
arrested W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
New York stack nar..,

New York, september l6, IL g. m.-The
stock market opened irregular, the opl, nota-
BILE change from yesterdsy's quotations being
Inc u. =. which is.l-2 per cent higher. atlcS
and ross to 1853 Ia. Ths entire market, how
ever, became Heavy In ths early dealings, and
adeclins ranging from Ia to Ia per cent WIS
recorded later In the Chicago. Huntington &
quincy, which fell on to l6l. Northern Pacific
pref,rIod. declined from 10 Ia TO 7sl-2, ben.
yer Rio Grnnde. frt m Ss 81 to 81 3-S; Western
Union, from 80 l.tto IS "a; Ohio 4 Missis-
,ippl. from a6 t0u ~ New Jersey Central,
from o5 7-s to g5; Oregon & Nevada, from los
20 1911 Hannibal " Joe, common, was
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17

spesial to the Herald
Palestine, September Ia Herman Girls, has
pesn assigned TO duty % paymaster ON the
i'xas Pacific and the International with
headquarters at Marshall. This appoint
ment assures an early payment along the line
of'he Texas 4 Pacific. but will leave the In.
ternati ional boys nearly TO the end OF tho
month before paid. Mr.. A. Il Howard here.
toiore acting paynaster Of the international.
the Palestine repair shops, wa
lhayes, vice president of the Gould combihs.
NOD, Is mere and has equipped party, unoer
charge o. V: X. Mills and Jolin w Arm.
ssLueog, 70 make the preliminary surveys ior
.t .ho rou!e TO the long leaf Inc REGIONS from
,ne ,ne vicinity OF Trlnlty station, through Trin.
.y, rex and Tyler counties, thence over ths
Nsches river to the Sabine. The party fully
prepared - stAAi Tonight, wy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
Waeo.
Special to the Herald.

Waco, september lo'-fhs Temple was dedl-
Gated at r. m. to-day with ell the sulemuiiy
Incident to the Jewish form OF dedication. DR..
Noorsangsr, OF Houston, oficlstins. The
building was packed with ladies' and RentIe.
men OF ali religious beliefs. DR.. Voorssngsrj 4
opening prayer was an elegant appeal, aud he
prayed ior the recovery OF Presl
different religious denominations, said th,y
were like the strings to a harp, attuned iiffer-
emily but all intended to hsrmoni2e and slrite
the ear Of God alike. His sermon was re-.
Enlightened views "'''
The average daily receipts ofcotton here are
w ohund' ed bnles, and Hit keeps cOmip In al
mat rate the crop VIII be all marketed by the
first of November, ~ Wv
We have had q clear sky and yery chilly
weather for the past two days and nights.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
AUSTIN.
.reoial to tho Herald.

sn'cial to tho Herald.
lsiln, September l6-Maurlce Renlck was
arrested and jailed on warrant from HAYES
county, for horse theft.
The adJntant general received telegram
this morning from Lieutenant Murray, In
forming him OF the killing OF Private Williams
~ big Springs, on the l3th, by gambler, who
was Immediately nut under arrest.
Heniy Browns One flock OF sheen, thirty
miles northeast of Austln, killing and mslm-
Ing thirteen.
he City Railroad Company OF El Paso fled
their charter to-day. NV "''"
Colonel Pitts telegram to the Royernor of
New Mexico, offering him the services of a reg
reply. w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17

Vicksbure, September 6.-Thc west bound
mail train ran Off the track near Edwards'
depot this morning. A sleepipg car, passsn-
yer coach and express car were throw wn from
the track and many passengers we're slightly
hurt and some seriously. or the latter were
Hiss Emma Gladman, OF Waterproof Louis.
anai Miss Carrie Mosby, OF Warren county,
Misslsslppi; Miss Mary o Brlsn, of New Orleans
and A : Calthorpe OF Milliken's Bend. Rev
skull fra 'tnred and Israel Putnam, OF Grifiin,
Georgia, his left shoulder seriously oruthed
Latest cconnts report the wounded as doing
well and that mono are thought to be fatally In
Iured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
AuotheL A,,as,iuat,op,

Memphis, Tenn, September le.-Ge neral
W.T. Tucker was assaseinated Wednesday .
oholona, Miss. He was called to the door
Of his residence and shot By an unknown
y rty. Death resulted Immediately, and the
circumstances point 10 III ,uston Pariih, a
negro boy eighteen years old, with whom
incs.r al sone words fow days ago aa the
ceased was n prominent citizen OF the state
ant comnandcda brigade during the war.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17

spoken 70 about the hslluolnations OF the pres.
nsc. rucss s".m saia The wsnderings Of his mind
oSTsrfeS T ~ 70 u certain extent, but were brief,
me sioiiowing was sent cut Tonight; -
To Lowell Minister at London:
There has noysry marked change occurred In
me presidents condition, bat Il Is moi A. this
hour reassuring. The different symptosa ara
almost All slightly aggravated, The tempera-
hh.s ,h anu puwe have huctuated mo,
rather more frequent. whils the Character
oi uisohargs is unsatnfactory. There is there
tore sensible Increase OF anxiety,
ACXkAGn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
SHREVEPORT,

The Tennessee omcer Returns with
cut Harmon.
Special to the Herald.
shreveport, September lG-Tbe oficsr nom
Tennessee who has been here for several days
with areqnisitlon for Harmon, tho insurance
swindler, returned home this morning with
cut him. He had anticipated that there
would be great difficulty here to convict by
@ @.easoh OF lhaDilliy TO 20. an officer OF the In
snrance company from New YORK here Ia
nroye his want of authority. whereby the case
heIs would be nolls proseQuid; but our district
attorney did hot see IL In that light.
Ihere was light rain for two days this
were used II the week
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
San sakn.

Special TO the Herald.
san Saba, septsmber l6-Cola weather .bss
come once more.
District court Ia In session. In the case OF
John II Perkins and wife. charged with
tue murder OF Watkins, for soine
mysterious reason, the grand Jury
Tailed to mad any indictment.
Per slns' father Is here and the son will, IL IN
thought, escaped punishment.
The case OF Sanders and Cottinghar
charged with murder In the frat degree, WA,
continued w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
Fort Worth.

Special to tho Herald.
Fort Worth, September IL. - From parties in
from Big Springs we learn tina, j. II. VIII
Hams. ranger. who lives at Colorado City,
was killed in row at Big Springs by gam
bier named McGhee. Slme say it wa, sccI.
old grudge. W "A
Adams h Bibb had three
line horses stolen from them
last night. They were In the pasturt near the
town. WV
jim Conley, who had his leg out or NJ IN,
pee0s, was brought here and placed In the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
Longivew.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Longview, September lo.-A white frost
this morning and clear cool and brsclng
air
The 81 Louie, Texas & Gulf OF Mexico rail-
road commenced work this week. One sur-
veJing party IN now out and two others will
start by Wednesday. The road will ran from
Longvlew to Sabine Pass,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
STATE hPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY rRIHasArH.

hres. "t Lengview-rhe M Pas. cav
Airoad Chartered - Railroad
Newsfrem Paisstine-rhe Jew.
fsh Temple Dedicated n,
wAso-'surt Notes Frem
ssa saba Brasipx
weather lover the
state. Etc, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17

'"ndon' September io.-The secretary of,hs
'nahester Spinner's as,ocntlon continues 70
- sriye returns, showing that the sririt Of the
tm ners ~ aroused. and that they are deter
u ID :, artihe Liverpool corner strength-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
,,mpsrnry em.pcus,on Of worn

!. nion, September lo.--At meeting OF
th' representatives OF TIN limited cutton com
ppi-e of Oldham. lAst evening tesolu-
lcn was unanimously passed 10 stop work
ior aweeK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
Drath oran rm,p-u, pby,,c,,,,

Cleveland, ohio. September is.-Dr Joel
P0wcflpe, surgeon OF President Gaffeld'a
,erln.nf, and widely known Throughout tho
county, Ia deed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-17
AGAIN ALARMED
AT THE PRESIDENTS SYMPTOMS.
Hsps AGAINST hope is stili Enter
tanned by the .surgesns and I'M
mediate Friends, Thsugh Grave
Complications Exist, and the
General Condition fs Less
Favorable Deepest
Reubt Covers tho
Case, Etc, Etc.

Elbsron, N j, September l6,s am, ,-ofllcisl
bulletin. AT the examisation OF the presi-
dent at Sa. m, his temperature was sSi pulse
l04, and respiration 81. The tebrile rise dur
ing the night was net 80 pronounced as 1t has
usually been, There was st times q consider
able increase in the pulse. He ehow-
ever. slept comparatively ~ well and
took stimulants and nourishment ss
directed. His cough was somewhat more
troublesome during the first part OF the night
and eIpectoratlon rather more severe. Toe
discharge from the wound is less abundant
and not quite as heilthy in appearance. lis
pulse, however, has more volume, and hla
general condition does not seem to have
materially changed in any respects.
u. w. BLISS
ID. III. AGNEw.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12
BILLY TIE KID.

A telegram from Santa Fee. New
Mexico, says; "Full particulars Of
the escape Of William Bonney, alias
BILLY the Kid, on April 30 last, from
the Jail of Lincoln County, have
reached here. The Kid was in
charge Of Bob Alingsr aud j. w.
Bell, deputy sheriffs, cool and brave
men. II seems, however, that by
dociIe behavior the prisoner put them
off their guard. On the evening of
the day in question. AliDger had
gone to supper, leaving Bell to watch
the prisoner. Bell was sitting on the
floor talking, when the Kid, who was
heavily shackled and hsndcufed,
approached him pleasantly and sud-
denly jumped at him with the swift
ness of wildcat, hitting him on the
head and fracturing his skull. He
then snatched Bells pistol and shot
him in the breast. Bell ran down
the steps and fell at the foot a corpse.
The Kid kicked open the door, pro
cured Ratchet, and knocked off his
shsckIes. He also broke open the
door of the armory and took possess
ion of several guns and pistols. Bob
Alinger, hearing the shot, left bis
supper and ran toward the jail -
When entering small gate leading
through the Jail fence, the Kid who
was up stairs, shot him with gun
loaded with buckshot, killing him in
stantly. The town of Lincoln seen
ed terror stricken, and nobody
thought Of opposing the Kid. He
stole horse and rode off, armed with
four revolvers aud Winchester rife.
He has expressed determination to
kill Gov. Lew Wallace, no failed
to pardon him, and who, by curious
coincidence, signed the Kids death
warrant at Santa Fee on the same
day that he escaped at Lincoln.
Billy the Kid met two personal
enemies in the road and shot them
dead. $500 reward is offered for
him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12
CONFIRM ROBERTSON.

If the Democratic Senators would
do the wise thing, they will con-
firm the Presidents domination Of
Judge Robertson to the Collector
ship of New York, and there by
give the arrogant Conk ling less pat>
ronage in controlling elections in
New York. To weaken Conkling's
influence and power, is to create d.
vision, thereby strengthening the
democratic party. Place New York
in the democratic column, and the
Republican party goes down in de-
feat. With ConkIing overthrown,
John Kelley would have less induce
ment to be trading politician, and
would probably act in harmony With
the Democratic party 10 future con.
tests Conklipg has always been
an insulting villifier of the South,
and now is the time for the demo-
Gratis to give him a humiliatiug
defeat by confirming the appoint
ment Of Robertson. The opposition
of Conkliog to Garfeld's appoints
meat, is so marked, that'he seeks to
play the role of "boss," domineer,
ing spirit that should be rebuked.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12
FRESH WATER SPRING IN THE
ATLANTIC.

One of the most remarkable dis
plays of nature may be seen on the
Atlantic coast, eighteen miles south
of St. Augustine. Off Matanzss In
let aud three miles from shore, q
mammoth fresh water spring CUR.
giles up from the depth of the ocean
with such force and volume as to
attract the attention of all who come
in its immediate vicinity. This
fountain is large, bold and turbulent.
1t is noticeable to fishermen and
others passing in small boats along
near the shore. For many years this
wonderful aod mysterious freak of
nature has been known to the people
Of St. Augustine and those living
along the shore, and some of the 81 :
pertitious ones have been taught to
regard it with kind OF reverential
awe, OF holy horror, as the abode OF
supernatural influences. When the
waters of the ocean 10 its vicinity
| are otherwise calm and 4
upheaving and troubled appe
Of the water sho ws untnistah
! idences 81 internal commotioE
area Of about half an acre shoS
troubled appearance--sofnssnfng
similar to the boiling Of a washerwo
mana kettle Six or eight years ago
Commodore Hitchcock of the U. 5,
Coast Survey, WAS passing this place
and his attention was directed to the
springs By the upheavings of the wa"
ter, which threw his snip from her
course aa she entered the spring -
His curiosity becoming excited by
this circumstance, he set to work to
examine the surroundings, and found
six fathoms of water elsewhere in
the vicinity, while the spring itself
was almost fatbomless - Savannah
News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

Z
~ ,,,,,,,s,fv ~ IL u Arnold ~ satisfy two
Ca issnad From robh Snnarioy court on.
i, "a ,,oe If n r rIaAin q ID. Va q w Arnold
m. l., ta,.or ,f J,,as q Nal andon " Minfor
<, Ar,nld Also ono .Jnstice conrt f ia issued
from 845rh district g NJ of cobb county. Ga. in
toynr NJ Fddleman 4, Brown Va G. w Arnold
nrincinal and d 5 Arnold security on stay -
'ayv m.de and ratnrn m ma nv + Morris / C
Nh. nf tho lavv,ivsn ia tenants in nossasson
I.nvv made bv farmer Sheriff w stephens
Also At the same fine and Mace. One brick
stare honse in the CITY Of Marietta. cobb coun
~ ia handed ON The north bv ! ~ hender-
son's store. east by street. south by street. and
,ysst he The nroperty of j w Henderson. and
now oconped by Glover Il Brother. to salts "
a ia issnsd from .Jus,ice oonrt S9-th dist G NJ.
nfso;d comfy In favor If q w. cleland VA
= - f;ndiay Gnard;an nf .John and viii DIV
son Levied on as The property of John and
Viii Dvson in the hand. eff ! Lind.
lar ,ba;, lawful Guardian No,ice given 10
,e;,onts in nossassinn and to r y. Iipdle,
',na,d;,n Lavv made aud ,eturued IN me by
~ n Sinnson q
Al, -, n son,o finn, a,d nlacs 10 sbaras of
a. - .,ooI, of,h. Mar;.,,a ponsr Mann.
eas,',ni,,'s Cn,nnony la,;ad an ~ ,b. nrnnartv
~ L. T of;ha dse,nd,n,s and iasc1.;haa
o' - '", pnp ~ WV g ~ IN :
's ae ,'o.,;Gra,a M 81 x Shsr.s If cer,ia
sli"'es Oh oe 81, 49, L,o n,,gata NJ %
eSle Nv" y I, " ;a.,,.a - ca, e,
feFt'u ",' 70 ey,d, - tJ 'on o.;
peflor Oouf' III 'aso' Vi - Va
nary lof lhe use VI III .e1 .,
&c W, T., raw 'Pi'lcIl'a' ""u a. ~ ttatt1l''.
ana j. l. halsy' securi''eS' Property Po'h''N
out ny piainth attorney
Also at tue same tltne Ann p,aee' Two io's o,
land Nos 90 ana oio III 'ne lo'4 uiS'Ilcl anu
:" stenoi Oh pooo co""t{ va Ne''eu 90 Dn- "
satisfy ma Issued rom The Jus'lcs court 09''u
district NJ orsGld county; IN IsVoI OF "A. .;
Cheney VS. w Is Howell and A baker Levied
on as the property OF A. Baker, one OF the de
tendants OF said iita Property pointed out by
plaintiffs attorney. Levy made aud returned to
me by ) y. Allen, G.
A iso at the same Time and place One house
and lot IN the Town OF Roswell. Cobb County
Ga bounded on The east by Canton street north
by alley, west ny lahns nt Dr. UouiulhS ana
ON the south by lot owned oy n Lewis
Levied on as the property OF ii b Mitchell, Tor
his State aud county lakes Tor the year 1875
said ii I" now controlled by w. Z Stephens
Notice gwen to tenant IN possession
Also at the same time and place One Store
House and iot Ia tue own oil hosWe'i Cooo
County, situated on Canton street, aud ooun
ded ON the east oy Canton street On the south
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

Amopg the Mari savages of India,
il young man wants to marry, his
father takes with him some friends
and they set out toward the village
or house indicated by the youth. II
they meet a hare, or squirrel, or a
wild boar, or mountain cat, it is a
bad omen. and they turn back
1t is vastly different in this country.
Here, if young man wants to mar
ry, he sets out alone, and if he were
to meet six lions, polar bear, three
tigers, four elephants, hippopota-
mus, a rhinoceros, Bill Malone, and
all the rest of the meuagsrie, he
wouldn't turn back. He'd cut across
tho fields. He cut anyhow, but
be wouldn'tI turn back not if the
girl ives waiting.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

The courtesy of the Senate of
which we hear SO much just now,
means simply that no Senator shall
vote for any nomination by the Pres
ident for any office in any State un~
less such nomination shall meet the
approval of the Senators of that
81 tie. If this doctrine is to prevail
til, President might at once yield up
his constitutional right to make nom
nations, aud turn the whole matter
over to the Senate, TO be fixed up as
the members of that body shAil deter
mine, for under the courtesy" rule
the Chief Executive becomes less
than tigurehead.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

New Orleans is stirred anew by
an acrimonious discussion of the ORR
gin of the Creole families which hold
social sway 10 that city. New Or,
leans was originally military
colony, and the first women brought
we're from European houses of cor
rection, Several later cargoes were
of q better class. Not only were
both SORTS made wives by the French
settlers, but Indian aud negro girls
also readily found husbands. The
present controversies arise from eff
forts to trace lineage back to the bet
ter emigrsnts, rather than to the
convicts, the negroes, or the natives.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

GIVE the South chance. Let the
politicians accord her "a breathing
time of day amid this surfeit of talk
about her want Of enterprise and
energy. The fact is she is making
rapid strides 10 manufacturing. =
Cotton factories are going up; tuFna
ces are being erected; iron and coal
are being largely mined. Take West
Virginia and one or two olheFs as
specimens of The whole Sioce the
last census the 5 ate has increased
her metal production over last years
from y, 600 to l57, 900 tons Ala
bama has increased hers 792 per
cent; Gsofgia hers 265 per cent
Tennessee hers l25 per cent; Ken
lucky hers 43 per cent. Nerih
CGtolina would have also increased
hers bat for he want of roads reach
ing into the iron country.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12
THE DEADLOCK ENDED.

The deadlock 10 the United States
Senate has at last been broken by
the Republican Senators agreeing to
90 ia to Executive session and act
on the Presidents nominations
This is what the Democrats have
been insisting on all the time, while
the Republicans stubbornly refused
because they wished to confirm their
bargain with Malone by the election
of Riddleberger and Gorham to SEN
ate Offices. The Democrats display
cd too much back bone for the RAIDS,
and they yielded to the inevitable
The victory gained by the Demo
Gratis 10 this matter, will not fail to
give increased moral strength to the
party. The people applaud their
determined stand and rejoice with
them in their victory.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-05-12

Hon. John G. New, of Indiana,
one of the directors OF the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company, is in
Chicago for the purpose OF opening
books for subscriptions to the $780,
900 of stock allotted that city
Wires of the new company arc exN
pected to reach Chicago by Novem'
Der Lat.