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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

Solicit orders by mail and telegraph for
futures of cotton, grain and provisions in
small or large quantities. Loss limited to
margin put up. Connected with all parts
ofthe city by telephone. Questions prompt
ly and cheerfully answered. Market reports
furnished free to out-of-tOwn customers,
containing full New York, New Orleans and
Liverpool spot and future markets, and
Chicago grain and provision futures. Ex-
Correspondence solicited. A l reference
given. Address
TEXAS CoTToN AND GRAIN EXCHANGE,
Board of Trade Rooms, Dallas, Texas
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COURT DECISIONS
synopsis of Decisions of the Supreme Court,
Tyler Term, 1881

Cunningham & Ellis VS.. Moore. ct all
from Bowie county. The principle is set
tied, that the relation and liability of mas
ter depends upon the right of control over
the servant The facts in this case show
that one +. was appointed sergeant in
charge of the convict camp by the COM
missioners appointed under the provisions
of Art. 3512, X. s., and that one of the COM
missioners had charge of the construction
OF the hunks, the failing of which inflicted
the fatal injury that constitutes the found
alton of this suit for damages. The appel
lants as lessees of.the penitentiary had no
part or responsibility in their construction
or responsibility for the accident. \ new
trial should have been granted. Reversed
and remanded. Bonner ].
Meyer and wife VS., Schwng, executor,
etc from Henderson county. Any suit
(see act Cong. March 3, 1879 which by
reason of the subject matter or citizenship
of the parties, could be brought in the cir
cult court Of the [, S. may, at the proper
time, and in the prescribed manner, be re-
moved thereto from the state courts. The
act with regard to time requires that the
petition for removal shall be filed in the
| state court before or at the term at which
the cause could be first tried and before
the trail thereof And this, under legisla.
| tive construction means the term at which
the cause is first triable, and not the term
| at which, for any cause it is first reached
| The petition for removal in this case was
| filed at the term succeeding the trial term
and was properly refused. Affirmed. Bon
ner ],
Hale VS., SIMMER. administrator; from
| Falls county. After having an
swered to the merits at a pre-
vious term the defendant filed an amended
answer, setting up that the land sued fol
was not in f. but wholly in Il. county
where defendants lived. Exception thai
the plea came too late was promptly sus
tanned. Objection that sale of land by
trustee after the debt is barred by the stat
ute of limitations comes too late wher
raised for the first time in this court. A
conveyance in trust, and sale and convey
ance Hereunder (27 Tex. 1926 do. 80
breaks chain of title from the sovercignt,
of the soil and defeats the plea of the statut
of limitation. Affirmed. Gould, !.
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Synopsis of the Decisions of the Court OF
Appeuls

AppehlS.
James Shelton vs.. the state, from Lavaca
county. Everything said by all or any one of
the confederateS at the time and place when
first detected in the commission of an of
fence, and before they have entirely CON
summated their purpose, is, in contenpla-
ton OF law, u verbal act, and as such res
gestn, which is competent to be proved ON
the trial OF all or ANY one of them. The
court erred in excluding evidence of what
n co-detendant said at such time and place.
on the ground that having been previously
acquitted he was the best witness. Re
yclsed and remanded. White, D. j.
A, Lott, ir, VS.. Durham a. Mabry from
johnson county This was sale by in
junction to restrain the sale of 175 cords of
wood under execution from the Justices
court, upon the ground that the wood was
designed for use i'll the operation of steam
mill, and was therefore, under the home
stead act (the mill being upon and a part
OF the improvements of the homestead lott
exempt from forced sale. Held, that the
wood was not exempt, but was subject to
execution. Affirmed, per curiam.
Capital State Fair Association vs. Millett;
from Travis county The charter of an in
tended corporation must be subscribed by
three or more persons, two of whom, at
least must be citizens of this state, and
ihl'2V 'c bNhiNN lCusCu ny tnCll before an
officer duly authorized to take acknow-
Judgements of deeds. See art. 56S rev. SITS.
The charter ofappcllants being defective in
not being in compliance with the require.
ments of this act, and also art. SCI, the
! court did not err in sustaining the demur
rer to the petition, Affirmed. Wink,
| Ter, j.
Halter vs. Bilhart2, from Medina county.
,Wheh There are mutual accounts running
between individuals, not as merchant and
merchant, Il different rule obtains from
that which obtains as between Newfoundland
merchant, In their individual capacity
the accounts Of one individual cannot be
offset against the accounts of the other. AT.
tirmed, per curiam
7. W. Mayes vs. the state from Bosuue
county. Where, as in this case, the record
fails to disclose that, upon verdict ofconyic
Non, final judgement was entered in the
court below, motion to dismiss the appeal
will prevail. Appeal dismissed. White,
lp.j.
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Il u r. O P e.

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Britain or Continent Of Europe via the
Houston Il Texas Central Railway,
And all rail to New York, thence via
North German Lloyd,
White Star, Imam,
Mississippi IL Dominion,
Rotterdam, Italian
And Generate Transatlantique Steamship Lines
On sale at the following stations:
Galveston, Houston Cnlyert
Brcmond, Brenham Wnco
Mckinney Hampstead Whitney.
Sherlnni' Austin Morgan,
henson, Navasota, COrscana,
Dallas, Bryan, Mexia
Heame.
disiring to settle in the state.
For Information as to rates of passage and
freishts, routes, ETC., apply in person, or by
letter. TO A. FAULKNER
. - Texas Passenger Agent
f. ID. TRUE, c. Il. GRAY,
?, A. a;,G r.; A.; 4. G. p. A.
a. H. sW ANSGN, ]. WALDO,
Gen'l Supt G,F,&PA
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure
for nervous debility and Weakness OF the
gcncrativo functions, 81 at druggists. Dc.
pot, George 4. Atkins.
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Leave Dallas, 5:35 pm.
Leave Texarkana, 500 am.
Leave Little Rock, 2;05 pm
Leave Memphis, 1875 pm.
Arrive at Chattanooga, 1905 noon.
Arrive at Atlanta S;l5 pm.
The time is proportionately fast from
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First class coaches run from Little Rock
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p. Il ROGERS, general western agent,
Dallas, Texas, or Little Rock, Ark.
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In conjunction with its influence upon them, it
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over fever and ague, and its power of prevent
ing it. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
genrally.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-05

Gen: 'oS1I i S1sz7' s q Y: Commissioners
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corresponding agents wanted At a. ponts n
wnom liberal compensation win be paid. - r''''' y
s.nS ...ner information write, clearly giving full address
by mail, addressed only to '''' o'1''
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: ~ 0sasaaA vsas %, ~.
llesstsle Vsy ~ $1,000 vtsA sssiss.
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~ = -. HI 0s1ses. W. 00beaeA 10
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-. .-.~ IN, !: = H An: =.
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ABDOMINAL fUnOR
~ 1891 se.s:e,

C1ssDooA Z, Jonaa6y ~.
4 GoU OuGnu1 o01kmp M . oAAsoinaa
Hl1eel - - - -. He 1Ayseioos
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o6V - oM0 - ~ oeoR - 49,
49, N1es.lI ~ osaall AoalaH = ..
~ 'E4gnaA lAeAnpox.
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Jas. H. Hill,
WITH
j. j. MCCOOk & Bro.
MANUFACTURERS AGT's.,
NATCH1TOCHES, LA.

WILL keep constantly on hand,
bnIky PlOwA Riding CultivstOrs.
Hay Rakes, Walking Cultivstors.
Nowen, Harrows, large aud email,
Brown Cotton Gins and Presses.
Rob6tn's Family Washer + Bleachers,
Clothes Wringers, &C., &c.
We are also Agents for "Reads' great
work, entitled Farming for Profit, con.
tanning $50 pages, with 40 illuatrstions,
the most valuable Farmers book eyer
published.
Mr.. ]. H. HILL will have tho man.
agsment Of our Agency Department in
future, and will take pleasure in exhibi.
ting any Of our Lalor-Saving, Imple.
ments. HIS contracts in this Depart
mont will 10 fully complied with by us.
j. J. McCOOK 4 BRO.
Oct. 2-6m.
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Osas spsss.sss Il sAs Asnsstss Sh~s~s
. SSssO svss.. - Nd t0r a. 10 p.~
49, Qpo1p - psvnsesss cures We Nss,
49, s0setnn. NsssssstA Hhsssssis sSs~s
AS0soR nsUosatso. taSssssi rssessss 81
$780, CssSssss,s q sAs syssss pysssS:sA
49,. 3 - 49, ss:s,:s , s:as,.
I'D 6s0ly W., sS,ssllsy, Vsllis0 e sks
NOA. 2D11sa. ~ Nsssls, SyvAilts, Ell
0no6 00massa. tssssssAoA usss Aless.
1Dla oso~ssssbos osVVrs~ssss - "
nonA 80, 80
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N. q. DAU PHI ID,
New Orleans, La,

n BAH correspondence should be with NJ. A. D.uphin
- above In oil cases the tickets themselves are sent and
never circulars Offering certificates Or anything else instead
ANY one proposing to offer anything else by circular or other.
wse on his own behalf OF that Of the Company swnder
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DsnaselA psoesY AND xAsAL
cX1Al8a
Re- ~, !" 49, - ~; 4 -,

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leSas SssNlS ~ /! - esosssa ~
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2f =: . 81 80: y: . 81: = -;
s.: 81 -; 80 =. - ;:
~ Soou JUDGE
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los1 eo9 ~ ~ ~ Ssafia =,
SS - - a9alc9 VIII s1.
3sSnoI1o - ai1slo ioAsy, 81 & -
2 ~ - loeastl1I oso61A. I - q
- - ymSssiSA !: $50 isssi.
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FROM
FROM
4 Prominent 0lue FIN.
ne STILL LIVES!

Omeeof q. 8. Novelty HAE. o., -.
MY Dear Sir,-For vertwoyeassl1eSe
every S T1 a. :I I to %e c;nse:SaH ~ 4
Cli6Ord's Febrifu9e, and u cuS09 -
permanently. Ibelieve my case 49,
have been fatal had1 not found ~ .
Ibid. Yours truly,
Manager II II. 8. +. 1sos'
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.ooop1lmr OF nm WOMB,
DOopuRolA AND LIUC0aRHoeA.

- ys1nss. - $1,000 o.. sssv,.
s - .lss'.sss 9 e .s.s,
~ = = g. = !, q
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Asd 10 tsct. every article seeded In
u 6sassheld, q % Tie Farm, b Dc.
ssso1asd sot 10 be ovessAsdowed Or IN.
dssss,a By cay Other aeschsst.
Oh advances nslls % Oh eousisa.
nssh q eettea q eosstsv produce.
Isssal tssas offered 10 oil psrchesers al
asesAasaiss. Ths isvee q Q Wait |.
', g: sd ID r..
, 1881-05-14

teavenworth there IL CLEARLY an injury wrought
~ tho materIal prosperity Dt tho town. mid, in n
debt. .ourdeneti ct'nlEnnnlty Just arising frnm
tho ruins which thu mathkes Ut tho past havb
upward proarces athntd bc avoided II pnaInIe.
Sumo of tho lntgnst pwho'csae lt9,4ur-hn1act
hAve transferred their buats1GsH tn kntlsas Ctty,
rhther thnn stif1r Tho annoyance Of buhtlng It:
ftiIy hn!f Ot the Hhnons arc c!'Med up. and tho
city, which hnt bcen hnrtt-up for years. tnts
There IA talk t,f MI nrcnpntion tax 10 take tho
placb aud HakH up tho deficiency cnuhcd Ivy tho
GtHsltion of tho licanse fnnd: h,tt this meets
witt, loud rentcsts from th8 manufacturing In
duxtrIGs and wnutd manifeAtty retHrtl thur
growth; yet where y tho revenue " cnme
tbls would .isiso nway cnp!tal ty rn,sanx an NIL
Elt,on u onr a1renly suAicient1v mrxe tnxntioh.
These arc the facts MS Regards tho working nf
tho new Temperance law III tho
principal city q kansas,-tho law which
ti0n Of fly kind That hns ever becn cn-
acted, yet its very strngoncy has caused
4 ttlEtsAt FEELfSH
tn spring up towards tho whsky.mcn among
th',ee whu have alwnys been prohibition men,
f,uvcr drinking, and has CrEMtGh such a SYM.
tnl,y fur them that the law, Ha hus besn shown,
In three weeks Aftce tile time fOr its enk!tlts
effect has ecsot.lc inoperatiye. t.ecamso public
Is growing; It il be!nR stimulated. too: IN every
way possiito by tho4c fnosk thtcrustnd-thc
whlsky.men; and, as tha1r organization Is strong
and has plenty Of tno1icy. 1t y not !ikely TINT
this aentlFnent will 10 permitted 10 flfo nut. Sn
tho Inv stands; It Is worse tban u fnll,irn here;
tho violation Of Inv and by Grating a 1eeII,H
among tho IrnklnR-clasa dangerous to the
sprraI Of true sobrluty, l..
, 1881-05-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS
pElCTlllL OBSERVATIONS 0y
Food and Diet
HEALTH AND DISEASE,
And on Tho psuper treatment OF the
Throat & Lungs,
ROBERT HUNTER, M. D.

This pamphlet Is Mnel.-rnedcd compendium on
thn Subjects whtC discusses. II Is ayned for t3H
y9b,te a, as au'e fur III ntck person'
"Wtiat 10 rnt preserve tho tndy IN health, md
what tn b to regain hensh when It n Int Nte rrDl-
nsss hnse .triv" i" s"ivs. rge imssnet Of y Ill.
preservation should Icnd tn rcgnri these A. uns-
ilnns Ut t1s highest tmportancc to every human
pan'phla.. bas btnn = presont III teador with m
pqr1td ~ ttlirt y.trH Jeux."
.t fn5 IL; h5't e Pnt M 1o'sass M.nnsr tho
nn "Si ssaa. s"es :ser iii aess s"
s Il rHs
pns'Hnscd % ] an ;Tctssfut = dlsassex9f
E na Fi,ss ss!se:
"o E.y H. r.ess"n q tinK
T1sn inF :eas 4; a. I%nss
isSi;s IA
!st,t d i.lnV i1scase." "Hcn,no,s by Gatars6,''
GEn h!ver u! IN Lung DscsscH' tho Curo OF 1lnS-
Thu .c;.e dasiep nnd style Of the rren.so aro well.
t!n.Fntea by thc foliHM!1lK it* OpgninE paraatnph
hnd the fund ne nat+ Tho iwU grcnt rccaptactes ot
t!u sytscu 1nr these turrcs are tictnnHs and tho
tae Wonderful uni eunnpl ttte work OF sernrntintl
anlrsnents. bue tey san only dissrihn'o md npp,y
and cr'ier fnnsr's1. Ths lungs ana III ss'aek 81.
"",s tHethss |" inparns strength nna life u tho
t0ySELLEY, eASSETTE, Lotto l. t0., Publishers.
ronlea be prnc1,set 1t all bonkselleEt. Mnd at
The o'.,cu Ut lhu aaor Dr. itUIsEIr iiuSTElt, lUl
HIIit-Ht,
, 1881-05-14
STREET TALK.


Special p'spaseh to Ths cA,eaoe nrssu":.
NEW York, May l3.-ro-day In stock cir
Giles was roplcte with occasional scenes Of
s.Sa.o" o~. .na s,.,,atta, as thav ,,,,,ra III
masters OF the stuatoh' IN lucy "ets w.!
liberal buyers or STOCKS ~ expectatlon OF stlI1
higher figures; Thonel. stocks to, ,osa,,"s were ae,
nhcnra dcmnnstration. tley opeuej tits
morning with boom. to the confusion OF ali
tie shorts. in tact' tho "peafs" Wefe takeh
by surprise at the unexpected cal! 1or mo
t thouxht u1; s' that 4 tiae &C call Would not m ap.
tar poar ,unr, n III I ca,,sht s r. naming % rba larr
fosol nna a .hs1 tho1r
nx s eoou TO- cnver Naw York cansa
ample, sold up to 11o. The miscellaneous or
a1'a MET writ. Az EAGER INQUIRY,
Peoria roso to 10, The crop-prospects, tho
glnt of money, rhllroad earnings. and tho
tide Of Immigration were much discussed.
known broker said this uttornoon: "Thu
would exts,ld tie & por cent bnnIs
from the market, and tho certainty
that SIN UjO O(yO 1T bnnfls wuuld be rntIecmeu
amw ,vnv strcnt,tGen"I Tia shnlI, nnI,.
Mainy M"5 r y t,uit,~ t,,,t thn conr.,
I'a,o is,,r..,i t.. hnmTs nv touve
tlnie to rt!n It lle lad extended them a. per.
cont. It Is thought that Congress Will feel
that d s per cent bond nt{QrdB Il high enough
rats IT intercst. and will therefore mass Il
rsfIndln9 iii establishing j per cent rate,
out ]4n na.S"t tvmey ~, ~ to va,,, snttS5
Miltll DeceinoeE II g'HaE ndsa ~ setS autta-
1ActoEy 10 the 'pu!4ss' Nehi4y ...-
ALL. STOCKS StIUWED AN IMPROVEMENT,
Nav York Ccntrnl rosn to 160. and Lako
, 1881-05-14
VIRTUAL CONSOLIDATION.

THE WESTERN UNION LEAaES THE +tSEa
or THE SU!tTIiwksrEltN TELEHRAfu coM-
pANf Fols NISETY-N1NE EEAlts.
NEW YonK, May l3,-The teruis on which
the Western UMtun Company leases the
Northwestern Telegraph Company have not
baen made public, The leasa will bo for
nlMety-nlne years. but until 1t shall have
been ratified by the Directors Of both com.
panles the officers OF the Western Union de-
cline to make known Its conditions. Tile
agreement has been signed by the Presidents
Of both Companies, and there Is sa!d tn bo no
reasonable doubt but that tho contract will
, 1881-05-14
Kelly, tho Tatuu1nny Chief, made tho closing


rAaE or OETIANE AMI Mt1!liEn
eano 10 light ncnr uut uttcf'Drg. N. j., lust MIaht
Inu tiimt' 1t bushes neur tho 1serKan I.'ns
t.n,,.cvartt. hct wc..n f3uttofttirR and furt Lee
Thu, Lu!y wnk tlucNmposcd, and tho bruins
wure Dozing !rpin n lonx cash
.,ver tho right temple. Several fest
tnvnrci With EioHl and i,nir. Ovet l0O feet
nuny we're Two i,iaok hair switches. hatf a ,iosen
hnir. .ptns, mn n.npty Rhine WING M't'le. 81 and T. q
tine 1T tho stones Weighed nt !enst twEhty
p',.lntls. Tiloro was every indication TINT Tho
wnnInn had a desperate Struggle With her muir
sl1fGr.
, 1881-05-14
lLl-MATE0,

gp4fta{ p(tpeteh to tn Chicago 1F7b0Mk
REpro,tD, Ind, May M.-Th0 p1pers Tor six
applications fur divorce have boen tiu.d In tho
county Clerks olttce for trial n tho approaching
term OF tho Circuit Court, Tho appllcauts aso
all women. This following 9ro the na1nes Of tho
". Estes: MoItndA J. Whocler W. William i.
Wheeler: susan M. br3ugaton "; 1ssoIo p
Ei,en Eils ", Augus,in Ellls: unu LouiAa 6peer
W. Winfield spe0r. In all the oasss abandon
tnsnt And failure 10 pruvlde foe the support Of
faulty aSQ .lyaa "a cause tos epm1l&4nts
, 1881-05-14

H. ,"',ua!l'SdToS, H., Alny l3.-AIr. =. Kenllo
na. u,! ~. sepnr1ctl tint the storm this Rfter,
b,psu % ,l!!ea tho barn Of John rltnnn. COLI
A,,fs s.' t aosses, anil carried It q tlistance OF
vi ~ ;Ie i. without injury tn tho horses: also
lata ds1.nh h,!tnil4llig to Mr.: t.. Hukeo wcro
Nft'd Lst, VI e"o "i'1cs' NO A'sea hFo ie-
, 1881-05-14


se,<tat pIsydteh to The Chicago Tribune.
1or1sylLI.E, Ky, Muy 13.-'rhe jnbblng
trade Of this city has been OF good al'nc,,-
inns @ considering that the season IL nd
r,nced ta and that tile demand lIas been wholly
m IN order bas!s. This class OF demand Is
touparatlyply lnrge, in consequences OF the
moderate scalc of buying when merchants
x,ra making up their stocks. Generally
.taslng, It llas been as satisfactory IN CHAR.
ielef alrl volume rs had been anticipated
III Tle pr!ncipal activity In the produce 1nar-
his has beet, III tho leaf tobacco. tue re-
crIpts md saies Ut which llave been the larg-
ii IF tho ycar, while prices have ruled firm.
The Rfain and tlullr trstle has been very quiot,
ylh declining tendency only III wheat.
The Hou trNlo has fairly opened. and tho
feeling Btaptlu buyers hRH strengthened Aonios
shsi since tho beginning Of tho week. aud live.
Eost payp hem firm, but arc latterly enslng oil
@tses lie whIsky irat.c continues quiet, hut tho
n.ftet displays decided t1rnncss on tho whole.
nj course Of trade Is Gulct and uncvcntful.
furnishing but ilttlo ground for spccul re-
rark
, 1881-05-14

,n'..1ellr-TRAiN SMASHED UP.
t,In ,INos' ,s w ~" May IA special freight
N, n ti,L aa knoxville Dra,lcl. was wrecked
&ht,n. aeEs WI Creek by the worknlan Ills
~ e. 80 !a'l !; The locomotive was turned
Ntetf. s,,.a slae stluAro across tho truck. and
A<eas,n"naa n"ashe.l 81 pieces. No QUE wau hurt,
estom h. aa aan hFeman were saved by jump
, 1881-05-14
Kansas III tho Role Of n
Maine State.
How the Tidal Wave Of Prohibition
Struck Leavenworth.
Beer Is Beer and Whisky Is Whisky, and
to Be Had In Plentiful Supply.
Prohibition Considered from Esthetic,
Medicinal, and Commercial
.&s1:,,. 6tandpoints,

wort'l 'bsiIX t!'a largest c1ty III ka'lsas' as
tuwns. w,terc It was naturally ex,mcte,l that
Il would l,c a hnrtl mnttar tn enforcu The new
1,rohItftfou luw n,n,,n IN pnfnrce thc cnnstf-
t,,,.t ,,',,sJ,,.t .,.,,ia ,.,.,s,, I,,., n,F"s,
~, ~, -. t,,s. n, ,,.,,,n,, 4. .,,o ,,ro,,,st
o1' tt!e lst l1'st.s hi''' WHICH Is Lae otoaaest
atu most sweeping measure or Its Kind ever
euactct-a,l tlts being considered, the upera-
tfm, ~ Tia ,n.v t,r rntl,nr ttu Enumeration us
nnn,viuv IN ttis incot,tv viii i" mi ri in-
.1.', ~ s "' - 10y, w.. ~, 'e,t w ~. ;.a. -, ~.
tcfest. 10 premise, Il may be we'll to airsct
attention to tho fact that
KAysAs 1s rttt: oyry srArr
4hot has ,,n,,u ~, tho rn,, ri ,hn moitor m IN
s,.,,E ar1 .,,,,Ioo =, ,,rn, ohnmt TAM
n,,ce ,nIieuntum'. tnstenJ % ~ nIlinr stat,,to
upon statute, rs las been the case in ether
Suites having the temperance fever and which
statutes llayu almost always been declared
unconstitutional tim tpn,lrrs, nf rtfnrm h,
'"1s olate st"fte. III ~ ~. t"ela scaeHic mo
Shape 50 tint 1t would be tixtty, Mt least
nntE1 1t Ind been thoroughly tested BY sev.
rrat years. trial: they didn't try to nuke
,... .,.s e! .'"u ,',.,,,'. a..
hnlehun1e'.t 10 Inc constitution pfoh!olt!hs
tic manufacture nnd sale Df Intoxicating
liquors III any form after A1ay i, 1881; then,
th,s hrInv ,lnne. frnn ,ncss of hills fcaci,
,,tnr >, ~ ,,., .r.,a,a.ss. ft,,n.o, 49,,
-. ,,,s ~ tha o,n',,,,,,a,,t, ,ho
~ '''1A .., o,''' y" s.".o @4'o ..o 49,.
,, ~, eN'he"s .'e"e" "S .'ne"s ".e
""o'e "o.en l.to oite on'' .""1 t'o eohse
01ehce Is tlat theorct'ca''y h1llsas ought u
bea c0ll-wMtcr State from stplM 10 stern-
hit s|,e fst,'t.
os oe 49, "
TIE LAW IN LEAFESWORTH.
Saturday, April 10, WIS Il busy tluy AMONG
+ha ,.ln1na.ln ,tuoInr, nu,I .o1onu. H. iii.
-no ".o'es"o ~. ueste.s ,, 1t.o s"loons ~ t''s
city. 10 use strictly " cstern phrase, they
"tltti Il laptI-otlEcu buslness"; they cx-
ha"stea tAelf own stocX VI aeH'johts'
Jugs, bottles, etc., and drew largely from
lilo neutrality-suspicious. to supply tho demand.
LII iact' IS shsu t1at u1e sifi''i 10Y VINO
trattlcs IN old bottles never hAd such brisk
tr1,da nrl nf.ar n ,yps nynr IN. rattro,l on n
.1"ae' au a''cs c. =. Was J,e1 ~, .' u 'e.uo IT, u
contortnble fortune. lie tIlis as It may,
there was certainly more liquor sold Of,
| tlnf Inv fl,an pvnr itnfnrH III the hf4fnrv ri
thn sit;.. nr ia ;fGoiv to Ia AGAR, mi 1hie
e G.J ~, ~ fs, - lst5 ~ IL ~ az W ,I,et thor, ~ a a,'s,
TOO ~ tle iacu VI !tie !nct t!lat ineto "As u
gtntrat alflttefstanu!fl9 ulas lne better CLASS
| Ut saloons antl wholesale houses fthnse who
| could aiForu to make Il tisht) would con-
! tin,Le running as usual. Towards midnight
, 1881-05-14

r,a'' ''s' o.patth 10 Ths Chisapo Tribune.
.n,nss n"',ItfoS. ILL.,, May 13-Yesterday aft-
},,n " II, ~ Samuel Fry, lnan about 10
Aur U1a. ~ living III the fa,nLly Ut Capt. Will
iq,;ta iary.,, y, S!Is Knrcd by a mad bull, Tho tn-
hal ke Hisd ~ :. We9 " such II serious chnraptur
, 1881-05-14

ln.,., >. - =" AtoM - llUltSEs
Nrxc,s r"patsA to Tat Chicago 1ttbunA
I.sns VI, llnl, May 1a-James Reid, q
&p ~ ~. %Aln living In Mount Pleasant Town
II H. bouthIty, went hnrsebaok rIdLnR ycster-
~ sss Youus ih' hn'eeamo fEaG.iol,s, ran away, and
"Atausa ii. i.% s''ot 10 the ground with such gorco
=" almost lnstuut duath.
h,,.r,,s ,.sE'es FATALLY BURNED,
a,u|ns.s ~ H.. May la-Dy an explosion
ssten, Iaha ~ ), aie Palmer Vein Gallery two
ts,aiy b,I:,nor n. Horn and Daniel Dougherty.
cisuy-.LL.i i,,,cI.EANER'a DEATH.
tf,uttp u May l3.-13sMialn!n Aitlloff,
ss.!Au. ef, ws.as, was killed this morning BY
w. s~sa While clcau!nx a vault in tnls
roeox,o VdEssEL ON FIRE.
saaa - Ioa1. May IA yessel in slight
=, ~ ssaa !n southwest direction.
, 1881-05-14
LECTURE on T1,oMAY JEFFERSON.

Col John ". Fruey, Ut rhIta4ulphla, lsetured
tonight befurs tho rnmmany Society, fm Tam.
Jefferson" Gen. l>antol H.. bloktss followed.
and describod tina present oGlothoders as mis-
now Adminlstra uou buinX as TO whtther Conk.
ApE Of Alalub WA thp "blget Man4" John