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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

SoLr.LKATuxR uAh-No. l 3SaSo;no S6dS7.
hEMtoCk Beat Buiislo slaughter, Su@ n,
goo 2sj do good No. ., 20; good dam ypd q
yam HARNkss ,xArnxR-No. I. Ssc doe 81,
mkMLooH-primc. ~ do good 80; do No 9 81,
FRENCH tALfskIN-Sl. 10 to Of. 90; 40
cording u qua ity.
do Noes autos 10,
fHlLApwLrmA krs-No |. 9Oc. to sl,OO,
&C, ord NJ To weight '"V''
snstr sKiN--ronping xAyx per dozen slO. 80.
Lihings, white s9'CO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

Why do so many people VIZ see around u5
seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made misera.
BILE by Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF the Food
Yellow Skin, when for IS cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vilsllzer, guaranteed to cur
them. Sold by Hickox s. House, druggists
Cos Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

at thu lNIOO0 N.Y. F,Ir' y ItN IA IT.
s,,.., - Tor dyspepsia, cos.
most l-.n' MEX headache. bilious collie, sour
$40 ach, l"irhna, bliousuess and other ike
evils OF disordtIed liver an stomach How
can we find words adequate to embody these
facts. They cannot be Too often reiterated un-
vi they have carried conviction to every
household in the land? Try 1t. The first will
be satlsf Glory.
81 certify lhSve used simmons Liver Regu-
iator In my family fol- q number of years Tor
sick headache, biinusneSs aud liver COM
plants with great satisfaction.
B. +. TIGNER -
White Sulphur Springs, Ga. Nov. 10, 1915.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

Teeth cd iree of charge every Mon
day morning from 0 to Il o'clock, AZ Dallas
Dental Psrlors, over Ike Loeb Il Bros store
No. ZIG L m street.
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White Sulphur Springs, Ga, Nov. 10, ISIS,

Follow the legal profession" asked 90 n
tleman upon belns Introduce to another "No
SIR, You maken mistake, lead the legal pro.
iesslon," soit is with Blackwell's Fras ran,
Durham Bull Smoking Tobacco. 1t leads ali
Othcrs, H w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

cred. WIZ N'"''
CoKx-bO cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak ,hickoryan ash $500 to q 30 per
rates OF u 80 to ~ per cord. N'>
CuARCoAL-65 cents Per barrel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

o NnnnAx niLLsr-We quote q 30 per busAs,,
Svusiuen, bots. per paper retail. Whoslessis
~ 2ccnts per paper.
ooston-At the Oh Mill,'e8 per ton,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

A fine article Of claret wine, genuine Hol-
land gin and cognsc, English porter and ale,
YOU will always be sure to find at moderate
usrices at L. Csperon's, No. 500 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
CITY CHIC-CHAT

Call only for Conrad's Moss Rose Bourbon
Straight Soar Mssh, the finest in the world
All Millinery Goods so per cent below
cost. for ten days only, At Goldsmith Bros
IA Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

Eggs IL L. tn Is cents per dozen,
butter- Northern scarce and nomlral; Texa.
IL 10 %. '"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
ATTENTION rUBLIC!
Before you buy yonr Family Groceries
call on
CAIN, FREIBERG 4 CO.,
Cor, Elm and lamRr sis.

There Won " II always 1ud- Fresh Biratara
shr MP; Fresn Louisiana Figsi swap; Crolse
Il BlackwelPs Anchvvis and w broom 'auee
Go den Pumpkin. . ID cans; Susks brand
California ca med soods; Imported and Do
mestic ssrdiues, French Mu'tard by the gal
ion and Other d llcaeies to numerous TO
mention Our Hung ran Flour Ia txcelledb by
49, in tho az rid We m Axe n special Y OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

select, sSi Xxx, G.76. ' WV HN-'
SAWED rKLLoRs-,N 20 az. 40 mar aae
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V!S,, Try Rips, free OF grubs, 10 G; grupG
Pc lie; wet salted, 7c., green butcher
iues, bSo.; All lsInaged, wet or dry,
III price; deer skins 700. sheep skins from
0 .G3b0c each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
A pleasant Affair

Last evening AT Shady View Park,
delightful hop was given bylo.
mon of this city, ce''
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Prescription Fro,

Prescriptions Yres
70. ,ne speedy cure Of sperma,orrhus, sex
nsi Debility and 1mpotency, mos, D,rv,,s,s
s .avs re-! msdi sins: We visS 70 STOP tSs
CuSssive' fp.s sa,,A Y. A. req, a. Louie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

ssn.,r.-,iSSs polls. a lis. A'e'
soSs duo oSra. sS; sss S sprInS top; 400
ITp, s'vc@slS, ditto, aide bar, s,tosvlss,
umio, phsetons, el:56o .lbl, A grade. AHA
,prn@ sao@sEc, ditto. phae'ons, siboas.Oc,
, soppp., s s,,o ensaies. sl,5Ss2so, platform
Siis as'' '"ossiso' three spllns wagons, JooSe
~ Pratt end Nuss.
mans the following quotations.
vnAneus- Sicily, nominal
scare. w. WA "oo 10 wi very
.Huss- Almonds a ma, r.,,., No..
loo.I alberta ile-, E,iR;SSn vs re-:
.'A'' sh'ssaus' iniosssj. .. iisiisS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

hine, ~ medium, %, heavy, 200. Bla,
"sssy anu dirty, 8 10 10 cents on,
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During this week Dr.. Hamilton will sp
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Oct s-l2:9O m-consos 9slsIs for money and
gage trustees certificates 55 do second mortgage n
Eie 46 Central 81 Illinois Central 1875 a
NewYork Ontarlo Western, 33s; Milwaukee and sc
Paul Common, ll6. - - -, -. -,
IoSDoN Oct $500 m.-Pars advices quote three pee
cent renes francs so confines for the account
LONDON Oct $500 mUned states bonds, four and
half Der cents ll3t NewYork Central l47j Reading 81.
LoNDoN oct $3.50 p m-Paris advces quote three per
cent rentes SO confines Tor the account
BERLIN, 3The statement Of the Imperial Bank o6
GERMANY decrease in specie of % 900 markA e
LONDON, Oct The Econostst OF this week rh6
rate of discount bank bills 80 days 10 months U
SO per cent and bills 60 days months, 3z&
per The stock markets on Tuesday were bqoyant p
OF New-Yok adyices Wednesday. howeverr
marked change, owing demand for money fof
and in oregns In consequence OF reported din
oules In the negotiations &C C0nsannople There was
partial improvement THURSDAY but the relapse WAS r
newed Friday the further withdrawal OF gold mans
secures closing lower raes spanish continued In DE-
and because Of reports relative TO conversion Amcreau
railroads have irregular, but tending down
owing to the pressure for money IN Ce
trail Pacific California aud Ohio and Mississippi have ec
one each st Tunnel and Wabash have fAlien fel
each. St Louis and San frnnctsco And Lake Snorc an
Michigan two each. and Cairo and VtncenneA
LouisSiile and Nashville. and Orcgons ono each."
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MONDAY, Oct. 3-P. NJ.

MONDAY, Oct 3-P. NJ.
The stock market to-day was more active than 1t
was wont to be of late, but it 80 at the expense
of values. The opening moments of business were
marked by the usual steadiness in prices. But 1t
was not long before the selling became general
and prices yielded 1G2 per cent all over
the list The market continued depressed until after
o'clock; after that, there sharp rally This,
however was not accomplished without the ciroula-
ton of two or more not only false, but absurd ru-
mors. At II o'clock. noon, the Sub-Treasury had
received offers to sell 1t $6,S70,0 900 of the
3lo per cent bonds at par and accrued
interest. The acceptance of $2,000,00O, in
accordance with the publicly announced Treas
ury programme, was made as soon as the proportion
alto amounts to be awarded 10 each proposal could
be ascertained The Stock Exchange, however, In
the meantime, was treated to several reports, the
substance of which was that the Secretary intended
to consider OF was considering, the question OF ac-
cepting So 600 900 of the bonds offered Singuiarly,
these rumors were credited, and lif truel they
meant temporary ease Of the local money market.
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TEARS FOR THE UNREQUITED DEAD.

Tears for the unrequited dead;
Tears for the hapless whom the sun
OF fortune never shone upon;
Tears for the weary feet that bled
Unseen along lifes thorniest ways;
For him whose labor earned no praise;
For him who garnered fruitiess years;
Whose lowly love TO man was given,
And gained no smile from man or heaven -
For these be tears.
But he whose loftier destiny
Marked him among the throng of men
For fortunes highest honors then,
Ere time had tarni 'hed them, to die
Aud leave to history a name
Unspotted, and martyrs fame;
Who in the vigor of his years
Climbed rugged Glory's final steep,
There made his bed, and fell asleep;-
He needs no tears.
CHARLES l.. HILDRETH.
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, Oct. 9-P. VI.
The mining stock markets to-day were dull ana
irregular The State Line varieties were depressed
9 and down to 3.55, l and to 81 cents, ana
Oriental and Miller to 75076 cents. Among the
Leadvlle shares those of Chrysolite declined rom
7as to 7. Robir ON Consolidated was strong at H.
and Silver Cliff recovered to $40. The Comstoek
shares were firm in the face of the lower quotations
from San Francisco; Consolidated Virginia sold at
2.45, California at 9s cents@$1, Best and Boicher
az il and Sierra Nevada at II. Moose was specially
active and rose from so 10 IS cents. Rising sun
brought LIS, and Cherokee 165. The markets
closed dull and steady; ,,od
n regular monthly dividend of $4,000 and an exe
ira dividend . of like amount making totaI Oh
100000, or so cents per share payable octooer
10. transfer books close on the 9th ana reopen on
the 18th.
M. MIyTyG STOCK EXCHANGE SiLE&
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The foreign exchanges to-day were weak and
rates were depressed by offers to sell bankers bills
through second hands-probably the result of loan
upon stock collateral. Active business Is done
at about the following quotations: Bankers ster-
ling 81 79la and 81 SO for long and short sight
respectively; commercial sterling, 81 76i9QS4 TIA
for sixty days; francs, 5.2634 and 5.234 forlons
and short bills A; reichmarks, 93os093s4 and 9fsS
094lo guilders, 39ls939l4 and 397s@40.
In London British consols Is lower Al
% 1915 United States 4l2s off Il at tho
other issues being quoted unchanged. American
railways dull and lower for all except Reading
which rose from 1858 to 81 In Paris French per
cents rose from $3.50 to S4.65.
The receipts of hour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sd day of October were:
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V'HE SOUTH OF TODAY.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81.
IN DIXIE'5 LANDi Or THE SOUTH OF TO-DAY
SERIES OF GRAPHIC LETTERS BY AN UNPHEJ
JUDGED OBSERVER

From The Nation Of September %.
one without speedily discovering
that possesses unusual qualifications as an %
server; that he quick and wetrained faculties
with balanced Judgment that he well equipped
for study social questions aud re-
upoa them csndor conspicuous and that
he is free from any particular prejudice personal
sessions which might warp the statement OF his conclusions
We ha read record Of travels that gave evidence
of more absolute rustwOrthness And this Is not the result
of smpv dry and cold intelligence for the letters full OF
strong feeling, and frequently display shreWd
wit and cseerul humOr From merely literary point OF
view they are excellent they free from newspaper slang
and written In direct often English though they
exhibit not nirequeHty the Of haste In competition
and lack Of opportunity OF revision"
Price. postpaid 10 cents. Address THE TRIBUNE,
New-YOrk
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the bold bears of the morning were snxiou
buyers Of stocks at advances ranging from 1 to
per cent. Another rumor was to the effect that ths
railroad war will be settled tomorrow, and absurd
as this statement is it helped to make better pricsa
The total results of the days transactions are thai
some few Short" sellers at the lowest prices of thu
morning have pocketed loss of Z to per cent
and prices generally close from L to per cent be.
low the final figures of Saturday. Otherwise th,
situation is unchanged.
Government bonds were more than usually active
out the business at the Board was confined to the
continued 5s and the per cents The A. cold
down to ZIG, and the final bids for them show
dechne OF per cent Annexed are the closing quo
tations.
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property sta Of two claims OF 300 feet each by
COO feet In width. little perfect Developments consist OF
SHAFT 30 feet open cut 20 feet in The lede ana
northery the ledge shaft 100 feet deep with
level the foo 100 feet north the ledge shaft 40
lie, e. running 30 feet north the ledge and
i've prospect shalt from uvc TO ten feet deep.
The copper ores consist OF green carOonat@% 90 49, -, .
the and In sight, 1000 tons Of ore
can be- tracd sixty days, sners will be erected
thirty days alter the property will be dividend
paying -.
At lowest estimate the mine earn with one fur
mace, Is cents month dividend On each share.
Thirty thousand shares offered for sale Twenty thou
VIII be sold by subscription at 81 30 share ana "hen
twenty thousand shares have been subs rDd Tor inc
remaining ten thousand viii be- sold At subscription at not
les than u per share
slbscri y0ns will be received and after Wednesday,
Octo or g. 1881, by GEO W SMIG Y. 80 broadway, New
YcrE, aud at W. - SIMMONS CO., 9j Milkst, Boston,
complies be
OFFICE MoRSSG STAR CONSOLIDATED MINING coy
NEw-HoRK, october l. lselNo ~ WALLcsT2 -
VNHE stockholders of the MORNING STAR
j CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY have
voted 81 reduce the capital atOCk Of the Com.
pan from SOo0o0 to and 800 600 shares OF
tae val so each 10 100000 shares OF the value
$40 each The transfer books Of this Company VIII be
closed close OF business October 3, 1881 and TO
opened opening Of business october IL, 1881
by order of the Board. WILLIAM ADAMS, Sec'Y. r
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II O'CLOCK TO pig O'CLOCK.
Do O'CLOCK To 3 O'CLOCK.

,tIas11ri n. 1897 North Carolina NY L aud West
III" oib lOaL Spl tax 81 class New 2d con
,ts,,,,rj ~ % GIG 10000. 1929
~" nm III Innt,SGtNOrth Its Ches and Ohio LIST
1000 ... 100 l9,000......llO series -
Nil and - y con South carolina Os .OOOV ;--;;-oo
80. 1921, non .fundablo Boston III n Il LIST
NJ kan q 'rex ID 5000. 1911 5000. 90
INV y n1, sOLo 10000. -. - 10000. .......B23i
Michigan Cent II virginia os deieiId zUOOV-.-----oo
l,uOD...... l2i l. 10000 -...s;.ll =
T. Ten Va and q In Mobile & o I'd deb
10000. 80. .54it 10000 ..--.--.72l2l
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AMERICAN MINING SrO0G EXCHANGE SAFE
FIRST GALLO O'CLOCK A. VI

Hibema state LIE No2 Ornt1tNHFr Ca'.'ornia oo
IV9 mo * 100 3G5 2OO.... - Con Virginia
Line No silver Nugget AlDtiat ie,H ~ 80;
llOub5O 10 bye hIu 10y
400 sc 200 49,. SO Annie 3OO-----. 10
,g0 n.y. a. i0o $500 Ia 800 1900. 90 Copper KNOB
40 iq6 -. t90 i3J III Barcelona 2O,G.blO. .O7
'oO'''''- -. r,nt'l ia Ni'r 200 s3I. 90 Miner boT
2D0 BIO so 800. .bl5. 100 zoo. $40. ~
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NJ INNING STOCK exchange SiLE&
..>,,> ,.rtIl O'rT,Dr(
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IpFRIAI- CERNAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAL LLOYD .--
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.GORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -
DONAU oct y NOSEl sat OCT ~,
ELHE oct. - RTE y sat, Jct -
..tII.S or PASS tGE from NEW YORK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN 40
FIRST CABIN flOD-SECOND CABIN 500
STEERAGE, $50. go
tickets at reduced rates Prepaid teeage cstuu
81 Steamers sail from Pier between Seoohu anu
1hlrd-st-.. HobOken, y. J, 1870. . ,. ,,,--,,- $500.
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IhpERIA AL GERMAN LINE.
ftamDurg.A american Packet Compan " Line Tor
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOu RG, and HAMBURG. ~,
WESTPlIAIlA.........Oct HEEDER & OCT ~
CiMBRIA ..--......... oct IL ll-Sl No -
Rates passage To Plymouth London Cherbonrg nam
bur. AMI an points the south ~ England Flrrt cabin,
slJJ ~econ CABIN 500 Seerage, $50 Round tr AT re-
dlrel Storage from HAMBURG Hayro AMI south
auptOn, 80. 80 - ,,,,,,,rr , -,
kTNIiARDT & co. C. IL NltllAkD " %
GENERAL Agents. General Passenger Agents
40 Gl Brn4l.st, y. Y No. III broadway, ~
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DRIVATE FAMILY having just moved in
offer newly furnished second and third floors suite
single with without private table, other rooms reference
Gailnf fi.aNn
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE Tho steamers Of this Line take Lieutenant
Nllury'- a all seasons ~ the year.
i"iIS' al S1Ut,A I;@jAY, oct. L. 2 D.
CTI MERLIN SATURDAY, oct 10, II a.
tiTY or BRUSSELS. I'll i.sDAf. oct go, p M
cry or ROME - ~ hDAA oct y" ~ D. III
CITY OF CIf SIFR. II u RSDA y Nov s. = D. H.
From Pier g.; new nImbcD y. r.
CAUIN $50 amt Return tcarts on favorable terms
sT.EGAGE. S23 Prepaid. $40 Drafts At lowest rates.
Salnoua sataroouS ding and bath rooms amiohips
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs
JOHN g. DALE, Agent. 81 and 80 Broad" ~. y Y.
Philadelphia ONCE. No. 100 south 4tli-st
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Ocean Steamers


NCHOR LINE L. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
~ NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
Pier 40. 20 North River. NcwYork
Ethionia .....OCt.J m. Furnessia Oct %, p. M
Circas Ia oct -. IL an. peyouia. 30 10 IN.
These do not carry cattle. sheep or pigs
Cabins, 500 Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Second cabin, so. Steeragc 80
NETWORK TO LONDON LGkECE
From 81, North River foot Of Charlcsst
3. California. oct II, y A. M
cabins $50 sG5. Excursion tickets reduced rates
n HENDERSON BKOTHERs, Agents, Z BOwlingGr
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HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, and other
rooms board first class references l02 and lOi East
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-11
An Aspirant.

The accession of Mr.. Arthur to the
Presidency, and the power it brings
Senator Jones and other friends of our
townsman, Colonel p. P. Caravan, has
led that gentleman to seriously contem-
plate entering the field as candidate
for Federal position. We have had
some experience in that line, and will
give the Colonel point or two. If Of
fered an Indian agency, do not decline
because you may suspect the appointing
powers are anxious to have you scalped;
if they want to send you to the Sand
witch Islands, do not refuse to go on ac-
count of a suspicion that they think you
would make square meal for Canni-
balls. If offered Consulship, sin a warm
climate" accept by all means. No eli
mate on earth is too hot to prevent
your saving a modest sum at Uncle
Sans expense. Above all do not be
foolish enough to take the salary into
consideration. That is the smallest
part of the business. If the Colonel keeps
these things in view he will be able
to retire in few years. In the mean
time the Leader backs HIM for any po-
sition in the gift of the Administration.
-Esueka Leader.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-11
Cabinet Talk.

New YORK, Oct. "a Washington
special to the Commercial (StalwarD
again asserts positively that Conkling
has been offered the Secretaryship of
the Treasury, and also that it is not
doubted that if the Nevada Legislature
were Republican and not Democratic
Jones would be made Secretary of the
Interior, as Kirkwood's successor, but
the fact that his transfer from the Sen
ate to the Interior Department would
be followed by the election of Demo
crat by the Nevada Legislature will
prevent this appointment.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. - Cabinet
rumors are flying thick tonight, and it
is positively asserted that the names
will be sent in on Tuesday. 1t is Ger
tain that there has been much confer
ence to-day upon the subject between
Blaine, Window and the President.
The best opinion is that Lincoln is the
only member to be retained, and that
neither Grant, Conkling nor any Sen
ator is to be among those named. It is
considered certain that Window will
not act after Tuesday. He has notified
friends in Minnesota that he is a cam
didate for election to the Senate. Fol-
ger, of New York, is most generally ac-
copied as his successor. The names of
the new Cabinet include Folger, Howe,
Frelinhuysen, Brewster, Sargent, of
California, Lincoln and Rice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-11
Bayard Elected.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-The galleries
of the Senate Chamber were crowded
to-day OH the occasion of the special
session Of the Senate. The Senate was
called to order by Senator Harrison.
Pendleton offered the following reso-
luton: -.-.............,
Resozred, That Thomas F. Bayard is
hereby chosen President pro teM- of the
Senate.
Edmunds said that, of course, he cid
not object to the present consideration
of the resolution, but he thought that
under existing circumstances it was his
duty to present the credentials Of Sen
ators elect, which he thercupon did.
The credentials having been read, Ed
munds moved that the oath of Office be
administered to those gentlemen by
Senator Anthony, senior Senator.
Pendleton moved to lay the motion
on the table. Carried-yeas sc, noes
81. David Davis, of Illinois, voted with
the Republicans in the negative. Ma
hone did not vote, and Plat and Fair
were paired.
Bayard was then installed as Presi-
dent of the Senate, for which he re-
turned thanks and invoked the con-
sideration and cooperation of the Sem
ators. He referred to the sad circum-
stances which caused the call of the
Senate, and said the grief which pene-
trates every household in the land
should soften party asperities in the
Senate and lead to harmonious action.
The action of David Davis, in voting
with the Republicans, is the topic OF
much discussion. His vote would give
the Republicans majority after the
three Senators-elect shall have been
sworn inland Republican Senators have
said they were in favor of nsing their
advantage to elect a President pro tenn.
as soon as their Senators were admitted.