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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

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Will certainly cure you.
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eHOA"A JoD HfAntAnS.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
, 1881-04-30
APPORTIQNMENT.
NOTHING TO DH ExFEuTED At THIS SESSION
Special Dtspateh 10 ~ CAIeaeo 7tteams.

NOTHING TO UH ExpEurED At THIS SESSION.
Special Dtspateh 10 ~ cAIsaeo 7s4ss.#s.
SpRlNayIELp, Ill.,. April a9.-While Tia
people Ut tue State at large will no doubt re-
jo!ce TO hear that the tlree days deadlock In
the House Is broken at last, the Republican
party must make the hunlllating confession
.that Itwas led by a fact!ous minority, nided
al,d abetted by Democrats, and compelled To
sucoumb after a hart-fought battle. Hay.
tug gotton out Of ono deadlock,
they vii! not bs very apt to
fall Into another. THE pEuvious question has
again turned out to be dangerous thing to
play With. 1u the tirat place, It cut Oft all
debate and Nil possibility OF amending the
resolution 80 a. to separate the two appor-
tionmenls aud vote on each one stngly. The
ftat result maddened the Democrats, who
oppose tbs twenty-alstrlct plan; and would
like To j.. ~.
HAVE THE DISTRICTS REMAIN AZ THEY ARE
for all time ii they could, while 1t also SLIT
ell84 tue sixteen Republican ktckerS, who,
Tor reasons best known to themselves, want
to stays Oft Congressional appoFttonuant to
All extra session. but who profess 10 ba per-
tectly willing to take up the Senatorial Th!s
profession may be gellu!ne. and 1t may not.
Tho apporuonors started aout with too
few baak. but thsy doubtless expeut-
Cd to be reinforced by absentees. aud
ultimately bring tho minority Into line.
In both OF tle!E calculations thay were Iuls.
takcn. Tbs abaentees falleu 10 respond;
sone Of their members deserted tholl, aud
especially ut noon to-day. when the opp0t-
, 1881-04-30
THE PROHIBITION WAR,

dp<<k3+ Otsf6&sH 70 4A CHAea9o 1ftbtlf&s
GALKsBuRa, ILL.,, April a9-The new Mayor Of
'0alesburs-the Hon. d. r. Embellishments bt,sl-
ness. lie Was oloetcd on tho temperance ticket
With tho understanding TINT tho State laws, as
vol as tho loca! laws made md provided by tho
city ordinances, should bc tigidIy enforced. III
compliance with TINT understanding, no this
morning Issued hls ukaso. the pirpost Of which
IL that tho ordinance relative to selling liquor to
minors must and shall beenforoed. Tho penalty
for ytoation ia SO. Also tho selling or giving
Rway Of liquor to habttual drunkards, tho pom
alty being 80 for. each oHcnsu. Ills proolama-
ton also demands that All saloons must be
closed at II o'clock p. !n md romain closed until
tho next day. All saloons. are nls0 to be dealt
With which o6struut the View ty day or night With
trusted Windows. window blinds or curtains, or
sGrceHs beforc the doors. He utAo dccihrcs TINT
no KHmta Of c1FdA, 4lcG, douainoes--8xcepk on
billiard or pool tablos-shnl! bo allowed In dram
shops, or In any room. alftacont thereto Dyer
which the keeper has contrui. 1t will DO noticed
By tho foregoing that tho Mayor 10 determined
to carry out tho Wishes Of thoso who uleotcd
him. In his ondonvors TO enforce tho laws no
will havo tho hearty ctbpcrat1ou OF every wolf
wisher for tho prosperity and honor and credit
OF tho CITY. There must 6o stop put to tho ir-
rnkularities 30 prcvnlGnt hero In former yeaFa,
aud Mayor Arnold has the grit and backbone to
do It
, 1881-04-30
CRAZY.


1pstsdt D1spateh to 1M Ok{tdao 1FIbHNs.
FIT1snUR0, April aa.-Ldeut. John Couttne, Of
the Seventh Unitod statcs Calvary. oamo to thss
city last evening from Fort Worth. Tcx., by tho
e;so train on tho Fort Wayne Railroad, He had
not teen wpll for sotne time md wRs on bis way
to Washington tor medical treatmpnt..' Ito
behaved strangely on tho cars. but was not ylo-
lcns. AZ tho Union Depot ho showed evident
signs OF insanity. and was throwing bis money
about iAvfsh1y. Tho depot police took h1n TO
the Central Hotel. where ho took a room md rc.
mained quiet until after midnight. Then hn
began 10 demoIish the furniture and
throw blu clothing Out of tho window. saytnE no
wanted to urr them On the tclcKraph.wire. lilo
was brought to the CcntrNl Station this lnorlIug.
AZ t1mcs he was quiet enough, butt oyery bo1r
Or two. he would rave a@<atn, imagining be was
fighting indians. HG was sent to tho West Penn
all right ln few days,
, 1881-04-30

A abort time ago young Italian named Mon
tin2s, tried 70 cros& tho Adstatto iu skin 4
storm cRtae up and fus nearly forty eight hours
triyed to keep hts tiny craft Attoat. although he
lot aa oss early u his tayaluntary crulse. md
oheat. and both huIlus. Towurd sunset Vi tue
sssostl day, when hs bud 9iynn up all hnpa VI
human aid, aa esplsd star u tho snoko arising
man cfurt no s,lcereded FL approaching tho
steamer Within hAiitn3 dIstahoe alsu plteou&ly
tMploFed tho Captain u tHae him oa loard
show much he won1 give to bu saved" IL
which battarous question Montanuri replied,
tolaod hIs.tnhun,sn intorloeutos, &nt tho steau,-
or proceeded Oh htr way. Eleven houEs later hr
VIA fGscued By thu HusslAiI LARK Jenny.
, 1881-04-30
A n1o11-rRlcEp ASSESSOR.

David Walsh, taxpayer OF tho Town OF
Vest Chicago, on behalf Of himself p1sa Ill
others similarly siruated. filed bill yaster-
day In the Circuit Court aga!ust Pleasant
Anlick, West Town Assessor, and Wllliuua
N. Jones, and j. u. Northern, TO prevent the
payment Of 5000 to Autck AZ salary.
Complainant states TINT A.niok WIS only
occupied about l00 DAYS lM making, Ills val.
uatlOi.s, as lto had q lat9u corps Ut asslst-
ants. who have I'LL bcen paid, On the ajth
lust, however, he presented . blu OF s2,oo0
to ths West Town bonrs Wl.!e4 pnrRortst! to
West Cllicaeo for tha yeas lSsD, ending April
u, lb3l. Including extra woEk done ~ writ
iuE w lielu-bo0ks, changes IN subdivisions,
lo0kIil: nftur lie West Town Interest with
County Hoard Ut EQualtzatioa." etc. Thu
consideration OF tta bill VIVA postponed, a!Na
IL resolution, passed. requiring A.nick t. make
uli ttelnixed account of thu number el days
ha l'uu devoted to the county, Al the next
uut requiring uny I'LL of particulars, Ainiek's
c'aim WIS allowed for tlle wllo!o aa.oo0.
, 1881-04-30
ervctl 1t waa not admissible under the

served 1t waa not admissible Under the
HnuRc.
The Chair saad lie had made ruling which,
while 1t did not exactly commend Itself to
his highest Judgment, Was tho casiost Way
OF fcttinE tfloln out OF three days tliloma..
Mr. hlRnn read tic Gushing decision again,
and made point OF tfRt portion which hHld
THE PRACTICE or rAnt1yo THE MAIN quFs-
TtON
to be against tho spirit II not tho letter Of the
general rtlle
The Speaker invited tho gentleman to vote
hin down II he ltkcd, and ordered tic roll
cnll 10 pruccc4.
Tits titnn tho democrats showed that they
hadn't forgotten |ipw to vote.
Under special tnstructio,, from the Chair,
THO Clerk gave everybody. plenty Of time,
calling md recalling The roll, fishing ZIP ab;
sentees, and verifying the result. During
this interesting process Mr.. Collins, OF Cook,
atandLng In tho main nisle. shouted across to
Mr DurIee, ono Of tho Democratic leaders.
"y1ta another fcller, Brazil" The "otlier
teller" was on liand,-a Democrat BY tho
tlallle OF james Several Republicans changed
tllcfr votes from no to aye, and a. few more
Democrats turned In TO hoap smash tho doad-
lock. The result was that
THE SPEAKER wAs SUSTAINED
, 1881-04-30

tanlty 10 make The weekly trlp home grew 100
strong to be restssed; and worst or NJ, no
minority stood IA firm as they did for three
OF four ay, s,s @ Tas drawn 'te ~ anu no
quorum so'e'' Inc ne'''oerasS' VI eoo''''
for tho resolution for Tho u reason. @ already AS.
.lsaed. sai at the same tlms refused to vote 4,
adoption As we'll As ont OF pure deviltnent
md tho pleasure It gave them to sec the Re
publican minority f1n,rntleriur nbo,lt hcIp.
lesly i'm The miro. The proposo,t combination
with the sixteen Republicans failea TO work,
fo,n% ne n,h1a IT, cl'ror III nno,s
Votes to prevent The appottionets from getting
q malorlty Of the quorum voting, and % 80 tho
matssr - cnn,ns, % ,,",' ~ vn.c @ hi nm .,ov -
lattet ~ coihp'i men 70 Vote, pue oho "ny oi
not aolnR y IS ior the speaker OF a!cR'sintlve
body TO refuse to vote himself. Ono way to
nSmo and at aftet eepr rodSx III" wiIo aSI
lin III for contempt, ailti il necessary
1ttn NV
M na,aa. II vas sngEosted to speaker Ihonas
5nls unls Mn.n,ninK pA 10 less pclsona&o tnan
Goy. cull1n!. ota Of tug best pfesid!nE on.
n p n III has y gyc rnn II "a
~ -
- % ~ f X l,a H. ntva s,ns M ~ n 1o1 t,ono NY mn
Needed. The n,ornina WIS llscd up in aim
icsly voting in thn s11ng ifstiess manner. In
It'd AFTERNOON it was diffcrunt. Tho humber
oi absentecs Ind Increased, some of i6e
mi the Ba@oofatic leaders atseoyofea
tint they coMId now yoto no
With the sixteen Iienubltcnr,s and snch as
they could pick up ninong the weak sisters
to down the resolution and Rot It out of ttle
rather ctlt OF their thumbs thnn
,,r,., .rt,r 1rrIrn1 1ntxo arr, ~ r.,,,, .to,r
y. . ~ rs ~, o1 AAN 4.oHs' Ns
Msckete ;N,s 10 t1g iasl, pag u u5u tneM no Roau.
Ano ta1tno1 py Wnicm ule tronolosoMes
i,cst ispinhon "as .x p1ctten ttaat QUE sas ~ q,
2pe"Ror f ,Hs9t nag tn auIat tnas nls aee!s,
idn Nj on Iiiat poans 19ilen s9 ARfen VIII nis
MRmese !uaKM.GSnt & .SI ~ Wa loit 10 tne HOUSE.
IL tn s,;o9l ~ ~ at4lnu ot t,a . nia si W. H.
easiest wav il cnI1II. J'f,0 SncnEer was siIs-
taInod and the nntint 10 Inv tha main cl,ea-
fion on Tia table was mt firn1ri,
bv curious Rehabilitation 1T hitherto
stubborn and unyioidIng Democrats, tho
sirfann nrininat KfcEors Minus n fmw' >vi1n
had Giropped oi,t. anil tl,a Mathematical H.
n,thlicans who Init ynfetl fnr tin rrsointion
from tho start but wlt1 were now wiling to
do noyti,iug for the sake Of punce. * Nw,
Including Morris Of Hardin, Erwin, LudinQ.
ton, Carter, alld fow other stay:ers, still
0"~ ~. Tr1pv n,n,,,r = .cr a.s,
and voted IS thsy bad done straight along
tor tn!eg asYs' Dsit Ma Sotnothatl0n WaS too
h!sst'r hoWsG'lta' 1oa o. tnem ., anu tiey anccamne1'
ttGh!lnR nna Votine 70 INC last.
, 1881-04-30
HORSE THIEF PUT, IN A DUNGEON CELL.
Apsetal NtsxotkA to IAs OAteapo 1tthunA

BsEaoYoAN. lWts., April :o.-A young
man nasued Ackortnan. confined In the county
jail here for horse,steattus, recently made an
effort to esoapa and had ai1nost succeeded IN
saving through the haap OF hIs cSlt paddock
With broken cRso-knlte whca diacovcred. For
this audaolous attempt On tho paddock he wan at
onoc shown luta the dungeon. II now ttanspirca
Without Led Or 70 much ~ a ohasr to rvst nitu:
eslf on for four days ,anl four nights, his only
sleeping plAoe for that spnco OF tluto being tho
stohu Noof, Ha wRG nnAlly removed IL tho
upper ccll-fooIn through the lnteroessinn 1T
sornu Of tho city authorities, the 6hes16 ScarlnY
to lUso his Official head.
, 1881-04-30
JOHN v. WINTERS.

Aty<td1 DH1pd+zN 70 1W t*g&a10 2F399W
PIT1snuRa, Pa, April 29,-E. II. Patterson, Of
White Oaks, N. W., writes 70 the Pos&msatur Of
this city, tnqufslug for relatives ot John V. Win
ters. who dle4 scooatly Ut thai place. leaving nn
estate worth 100000. It IL supposed that no has
q wife aud child somewhere ta Western Penn
sylyant1 and 4 brothor and sister living in Or
neae Cleveland. Deceased enlisted lu TIC army
ID laa Or lB3 and nevsr returned home.
, 1881-04-30
HOUSE.

TIE uEAuLOCA flLLIENSs
Rptesa. Dt,pat<A to Taa cateaeo Tribune.
SrR1S1BIE1.D. ILL.,, Aprtt 20. 9.-Tlie absentees
on the majority side failed to put in m mp
pearance this morning, rs expected, while Of,
the other .hnnd two OF the apporttoncrs who
have heretofore stood firm during tho pend
cncy Of the deadlock $, Cook, OF Cook,
and Brown, OF Oglo,-had unae themselves
scarce over night. The apportioncrs wore
quiet. determined, bnt not oyor-jubtlant.
QUESTIONS or PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. Collins. Of Cook. carrying out the
aatest-couce!ved policy OF the Republicans,
rose to question OF privilege It was the
privilege Of every mar to have his acts fairly
criticised, ho began. and to have his reputa~
ton not un1ustly asshiled- He had before
him certain newspapers s,-lncludlng certain
Republican ones,-ln which ho and some
fifteen others were assafled as -
RENEGADE nErUBLIcANs, sKuIKERs, AND
olsrHucr1oNisrs. ..
Was ne mn opstructlonlst when. ono OF three.
ne had sense enough 70 discern Inc 1ol!y OF
sprlns'ne apasty question with scant House.
anu had voted aga'nst the suspension OF
the rules In order to take up the Clark reso-
lnt1ol1. Ihen, when he offered MI amend
mont, 1t was laid On the table, and the pre-
vlous question used 70 suppress aooata- Was
10 an obstructionlst u1ereinf All along lie
lad voted III accordanco With the only for
muiated expression OF Republican major
1ty THE caucus Of some two weeks ago., aid
lie detled anybody to call him q renegade
Republican. Was 1t the net Of an obstruc-
tlonlst to attend the session
EVERY DAY FOR FOUR MONTHS,
, as he had tlone, whflO the gentleman from
Hardin {Morris) Ind been attending court In
his county, and tho gentleman from Mclean
lMltchelD hnd been Visiting at Washington
After four months Of lnactton here was a
sudden spas1l Of virtuous haste to 10 some
, 1881-04-30
Several Of tho !" Sweet Sixteen !"
Make Lame and I1np0tent
Defense.
After Another Long and Dreary
squabble the Deadlock is
Finally Broken. .
The Question Of tho Adoption Of tho
Arportionment Resolution Then
Voted On.
The Blood-suckers In Favor Of IN Ad-
journed Session Rally to
Its Defeat,



APPROPRIATIONS AGAIN.
Special Dtspdteh to 2hs CAtesso TssbHns.
Srn1SoFfELp, ILL.,, Apr!l 2a.-The Senate
met Mt the usual hour this morning.
a resolution was unanimously adopted
which adjourns the Senate from to-day until
Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Appropriation bills giving Joliet Peniten-
tiary $4,000 for repairs, md the Blind
Asylum Ut Jacksonville $751; 900 for ordinary
expenses, were ruhd a third time and passed.
Senator Derggren's bill permitting Shertffs
to take ball In criminal cases Wien courts Is
suing writs asu not III session at the time the
arrest is made, was rcNd o third time and
passed.
DowNED.
Senator Parhinson's Sunday Liquor law
was read q third time but failed to arrive by
a vote Of yeas q, nays 13-lot enough 10
pass It.
The State Pharmacy bill was passed by the
, Senate and .selit to the House.
Sanator Fuller's bill empowering Justices
of the Peaca to commit defendants IN cases
Of fnisdemaanor until the fine and costs were
paid was read q third t1mo md killed.
After postponlnG several nnl!npOrtant bills,
the Senate adjourned until Monday alter
noon ut o'clock.
, 1881-04-30

SUPERIOR CouRT-Jupox GAnr-J. b1. Wauzor
ct 1i. W, Charles H. Chaplin. S,ata74.-A+ E, Sec
bcrger ct al. VI. Janoa i. Horny, eI07.VH,
CIRCUIT CouNr-JuDaz No0xRs--Nela Tnyo-
son ". Neta luhnaonr. ycrllot, $&lI1-Fritx
sehwss!os q a. " qafl sohsoodes: os vSf4ct AZ
lptt. 41,M0.-Huxh 0'Connor Va. 1oseph NFah"
mAutl, &74dU, !!
, 1881-04-30
THE COURTS.
Thirty.four Indictments Returned
by the Federal Grand
Jury.
All Of .the Defendants on Bail, Except
Three or Four.
The West Town Enjotncd from Paying
the Assessors Exorbltant Bitl.

--
The West Town Enlofncd from Paving
tile Asa0s'or'a Ex0r0''ant BILL
New Suits, judgements, DIVORCES, Con-
fessions, ETC.
-
r1rn rrrr,,.r auArn ,rrrv.
n1.s n.nt lei -, 49, 11n,sau s4n.n. NJ,
trlct Court yesterday ll0rnlng returned thir-
ty-fo,tr indictments Into court, and wero dis
charged by judge Blodgatt. Under the able
supervision Of the District Attorney, Gen.
Lcakc, they havo boon able to get through
all heis work In nine days, and 1t several Of
the cases Ind not been election eases, whiol,
op!nlons, thos would have si eeon through eve%
soonel' 1on' LenRe 'hiaAs he ca" t"ve TWO
or three dfshd Jnrles a year, ana then save
has @ oniv neen ona granI 5urv r wIic1, wo,'il ]
at W for 5 four % or g ya % weoks and between timea
an gort,nta novtIoa ,.n iS.tA on,,1i t,nt ito
Hearty @ h'a year. TSs ioois eeonomy II W sas 81.
tragrSy On 5Ists nr 1d Gsh Meaks Is Tdor T. @
n Ii 'reesa LOT e,brnea
snvnra1 r a1ainst snro,ni nSlirn1nen yin NJ
f femi,tea t 70 interfefa Se viii % IinaIo Sam's ~
SpS1 nepppay asS k9mo ng@nnst
against the Peoria gnng OF counter
torioI,s toiiot bond fopaor Dovis Tic I cass
against Bernard Loewonthal, President OF tho
!nteff9Iatmne1 M f1IstA lsank, aia not cofns 10. RS
tlle DIstr1ct Attorney Hia not receive any
acs y S as u net Sf' yos I
fuii returns Or which, to work. The follow
inE u 1sa o. ne iittaG1nen!S, exeept throe.
when were suppressed until me parties call
10 '''sS's0' rosrorr1cr oAsrs.
Homer .Lucius Andrews Of Chicago,
post-Ofllco cletk.- for clnbczzlln9 letters.
Bail llxed at $1,000.
Ing dratts abstracted therefro'n. ball fixed
at 800.
from e1a Ps eh'fs9 Hoa 81 zs trns " sttsr'
rier. Tor embcxsiitnE letters 'btaii axol 1t
600.
Martin Purcell, Of Dc knlb Centre, for stna1-
isE isEs5 lGtiesi e si 3S9a the roso'ee 'hsFa Ball
John L. Sims, OF Do Kalb Centre, for eu,-
6ezzlhg letters from the Postroiflce. Bail
f1ss Siaasfss 4 = Gstsen. L. Chicago, for ,oudtns
rostM card conta!n!ng obscene ian9uaEe to
'' WiIia V,tina 4Hr E6icaSS ~ ' for forging tba
H InSn VI II TX EpoSS paScn ~ ~ nsS 0tot r. ,oro,r
t,so yo III drara ~ u @ oo a. 1oT ths haogE
sns. ,tos ~ . ~ ~ ~ cacn VI 4i Ie
,nasr sto! ~ ~ 1lI' 1nlaaetore' gnu one ~ tao dost
s3$S G$s;xs 1.,mn.n, Postmaster I, Of o.le,,s,
for forging thep payea's namo to money orders.,
to- sts tsss Msss IL tSs 'iHeqs H ssa SG;sssS e t
booka through the malls to q. Iia,ntlton. OF
, 1881-04-30
THE HORSE MARKET,

Eqaino Sales for tho sveok Reported BY
r. J. HarTy CO..
Bessss, F. J. 1lorry & Co., Of Nos :, 1, ., 3, and
10 Monroo street, report the following sales Of
ht&. fts1S
, 1881-04-30

fU N EGW4F q III CNt&d&0 1FQ0&Ss
CutoAuo, April s5.-Tho lst ut May this year
falls on Sunday; A point Of tnte1tat TO n,any
outguiue tonaut 70 Tnlinqulsh ss(vt.--Sltur-
day, sunday, o. Moni4y, and Vt what hour Of
tho dsy2 plefso answer through Xa4F oolutnus.
Gu1aCklNElt,
tMoudsy, W carly ~ be conveniently can.1
, 1881-04-30
THE sfEAKEK WAs SUSTAINED
by q vo.o OF yeas 70, nays 10, us follows:

I&A6s
nntny, Reilly. Rockwell,
baldwin, Mum. Rogers,
t!!tner, McEune. humtcy,
Isnhly, NoWllilnins, glmonson,
Campbell, Mitchell, Smith,
Carr, Mock, stowelt.
G:hates: Morgan, strattan t1ettcr.
ebstaeid. Ebsf NiHh,t'' Nioheis, stratton saat; cvnih
Collier. Niehlfl1s. 6trueknAn,
Collins tCpokh Olwln, Summer.
CUultAs, Paisley, Thornton,
Cox, peiers. ycte.
burfeee, S.A acn'. '''A Wb!te tooot,,
Davis, Pearson Cook, Whftonan.
Dysart,. porrtn, Mintor,
iiarrIsiFayc.te, piorsent ent0rceuo)wsisbt fbu
Harrington, loatcl, ..PnEck
5aaiss, 55ss. S!sa;a S!a; rason TaassssH!o. Tsss !'oS''''
NAry.
Carter, 0kcson. gtunons,
ii,;aainston, i.lssna5ason lsa ioaas-io.
THE QUESTION
now recnrred on. the motion to table tho
mntn question. Plenty OF time WIS tAken,
and eyerybody Tint wanted to was allowed
Sfr. Merrington wns one Of the frat to set
thls resolution ho sail, aby laying It Oh
ths tabs; nn gSnE to yots 1ys" cGes
ait(ctl, "w{en 1t viii help Kill this resolu-
iioI al'd put an end to this Observation-Disclosures
the M reso!atioa bid not soas from m ihe Demo. @
cratic side. Tho gentleman from Perry, O
Democrat, Ind offered q resolution providing
for Senatorial apportionmont this session.
M side. Thon tho Senate resolution was
brought forward by that aide, md
, 1881-04-30

IN ORDER TO ACCO;SIffIVsG;; sss.eagS. s.SeaRS.
e,.p1.os n,Getaa, ';o1s 1s'Sgs css H., o
AAhesgnAtsd bol0w. ~hot1 Nd setI.tNnt 1i1,tGinsaN
taken for tho sAine pt1co ~ cfhnnd = nhhtf sl% q
eo' "nd will DO rsGG1sq Z sne
i. 4 II s1MAis i. hootseni,eanfss H. g..
stsSsS2dis sSSXk ,ruxst.t c.s t.o,,.s saao'''t II
n953jnHSsS S3t,N fHrgS, i g%c'f5 cTh5s ao'ea,,
s's;es.,!. IL y euoI4@Ar pEnFet't corner rA,ao, y,
:, WEsT bIvisrnn. @A
u e hKAF'T, Druggist, Uil Wnst M.tf,.
,,jAs: y: k1MK1.Ey ! Gu, Druggist, -, ''F'
Miifs ifHM f2tnss Stf St ffdS"; T. ~ se,a
Wit s Teafa sSNsf6sfsaaHTn aasHTnfs bssa1ss Ssas y:
c0rnar Ut Wwelfth.1&. 80 Hlne hlaod..,
a9gds 1t;iiS ~ Rafc;si seGsneE nooin Lid r7
cosnef ipdsnseso 11gbsoN' e'nsx'as, ia North ,,s.,
..."' HoRrrt DIVISION
IL. BUCKINGHAM l. CO., Ufnsp1s..
E!Hf1.sk, corner ttfYisfoH. ~s"oA ~ Eor.
r: a: WILLIAMS i Co, Druks14ts. f7s
.I1Uis ". il. NnEnR rrn,u, .n.
ARont, Nara and Stationery Dcput Il Gip Adssn.r,
, 1881-04-30

!l4'nseal sle"L 1i5oush Lae e"sto!nai5 p1NF
isxss a ssenafed esei S sy aa asksd 1 s sa %
tures. in tie hone of getting enough tnei, to
vnfn tn hrsak thfs ftnfnrtunate ,laadinck.
"9Tha Honse." :" he onntinlsnd. Ills
~. nnrr rso ovrn I srsnow
.,,,o .,,,,.ta,,"n ~ sha .xann.I.Ian ,,'o,,,, ~
cnibodicd 3 in q bill, ai,d % sco no good % sense
nav rising to blood heat N1,d cryifir oit that
he i,as rosoiyea from henceforth to do some-
thing, when in fact the resolution inealis
notiiIns and is but empty nir~does rot in ihp
may bo prcsented. In TACT, It is only a sum
nint,ce ~ vjrtiie-n shaiinw ant, MT n snh.
stance. ] nm In favor iJ1W" how Of 1 '''' '@o
srn1xtSo uAyns ,yrr,1 Asr MAN
to unlock THIS nouso on any proposttton. n
order that wy iuay gut through ont work"
lApglRuse from tha "swcet slfteen" and
unq H. nenlocEats3 aIe. Tim oaon,,or -, TIM rsso
luton resulted-yoas, g; n9ys. y; Tue sec-
om1-ycas. 10; nays. =; and the thlrdGyens,
HSS2 WYNN % sose ,,a eassr hn ,I...s.t aHs
IT, nhtoimai 1aava 1T nhssnna NJ, necnmnt ~
he Ei9i,l ferry.boat disnstor.-a so,nawhat
novel MOI excuse, but ono that served,Mwhiie
intaitian,'nc at sicErcss IN III family and
VII Fla fI,,1rti1 bailot resultsf1 in yeas s.. nays
2,-nEain III, quorum vutinE.
Mr. fancoy, ct Mac0upit, Introduced
Iesolution oL sy'nRntny Wl4 col.-
eG coapin. wno n had ID lust 'IS.s Mceslved news e,S
Of respect a1id estgen. the House took recess
until half-past . o'clock. .-.......--,.
the ycnorable clergyman, 51r. Morran. Of
Mouitrie, roso to q Question Of privilege, and
sent up d country ,aWspaper to thu Clerks
desk. Tho. slleot IN question alleged TINT
sxsen egsafeFss ess Se q Ia'o9a ctaa a
and Dallviile. The article further stated
Void Shatly'' and other call,u-Ineeting
hymns. Afr. Morgan ,slso sent another couii-
Reiterated the sfdfenl0nts above referred to.
Among 0thers, Mr.. Morgan himself was snld
to have been present and drunk. Sir. Nor
sun salu ne Mas not On tne tfain ~ ~; ~
tle 1lme IHteIlsu 70 ny W's ~ I!uaio ~ nv
aTns Ct Mornlss, ~ Ie af,Gs G meant
Mtt wST ten HfeaJ liz Was ana ne ""s NOT
NOT IN TIE HABIT or TAKING A DRAM.
and had not done SO for f'fty-two years. lie
the eass ii tits i,ista1ica. @ e. III. Oiwin, of
GRAVEYARD. VIVA thera. n1,d onuitl tnlj oii nhnnt
i. niwi1,. hn nlttsis VIA a nraacner md
could not tell story, " '-' '''
leSisIators drink r Oh 5 ths oecasIon reserred 10 to
fhnv iisd liz ind axtnn1eI lii. M"renn's
BREATH eyery morning. and knew ardent
spirlts whei1 liz stnelt 'em. aid Nor.
Ran's breatl, was a. sweet as q
iiow.horn habe,s, ffa lad b,nn tn Nav
OricaMs: himself On previous occasion, I
neneeiI len ss rha saie rnfsrr1 g { e. IL fs Is sasn M
Undoubtedly enjoyed themselves, 6Nt It was
inents referred to, % particGlarly a about @ ME Mr.
, 1881-04-30

STATE COURTS,
z. 8. Jatfray began suit in attachment
against Frank Teabout and William II. Val-
lent to recover 50, 900.
Conrad Seipp sued 1Iotnrioh 1utter for
S1.OQQ.