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National Republican., 1881-12-14
unI,I,more General Market.

BAIrIMoRE, Dee. iS-Plour steady Howard street
and Western superhne, o. b0GD5 90 do extra 70 26fg
81; do family, u 62D7 25 CITY Mills superhne y %
OD5 25 do extra, Is 6DH6 50 do family " oO9I 70, 40
lilo brands, " 256DT 81; Patapsoo family " "a corn
Southern. easier for white; yellow steady western
duh and lower; Southern white, Wh@6Sc; DO yelo",
National Republican., 1881-12-14

A PROMINENT politician and active journalist
bir George l. Graham connected with the Phila.
delphia StDdGy Mirror, who, by using the Great
German Remedy, st. Jacobs oil, was cured of q
troublesome case of rheumatism, contracted
during the war. He closes q long statement with
" TO those who are afflicted with that complaint,
Il Is worth its weight in gold"
National Republican., 1881-12-14
AIcrnnhrin arnIn nInrIrel.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 12-Flour continues active apd
firm. Wheat steady, with light receipts; sales of 900
bushels at 81 a1 80 for FultE O. S@si q for mixed
for new white; 7Gc for old Oats-None reported
Rye-one small lot brought 81 co. Country produce In
better receipts prices unchanged
National Republican., 1881-12-14

Lospos, Dec IA consols for money, % $40; for the
account 20 ola Atlantic and Great Western hrsts
5Sl; do seconds isjS; Erie l65ii New York Central
I4s; Pennsylvania, dSA4; Reading, SAi New York.
National Republican., 1881-12-14
RoIllmore stOcL nOnr.I,
PRopuOE MARKETs.

BALrnloRR, Dec. ia-Vlrginla bs, deferred, I'm, d.
consolidated. 76Ai do second series, 4O'ai past du
coupons "a; new tO4o1, a bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-12-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Xn.II l...u.Ix.e..

aud New York Produce Markets.
The following report OF the financial market yes
terday, together with the opening highest lowest,
and closing quotations. are furnished by the bank
ing.house Of II. ID. Cooke, jr., & Co.. Ii2o street,
Washington, d. O.:
National Republican., 1881-12-14

by AbSOclileu lTeoS'
throughout the day loaning between per cent per
annum and l-l6 per diem and closed ~ ,l9(gl2 per
and is3A@4Si4 for short sight Governments were
qulet and unchanged. State bonds were inactive.
Railroad bonds were fairly active, The share specu-
lation to-day the whole was quiet but rather firm
Denver and RIO Grnnde, 1000 Ere, $500 kAnsa9 and
Texas, 100, Lake Shore 400 Louisville and Nash
Central 1000 Reading 500 Texas Pacific, 10 500 Wa
bash Pacific, l2S6 Western Union l45oG Robinson
National Republican., 1881-12-14
DISTRICT COURTS.

EauITY CoURr-JugTIcE wYLIE.-Purdy VS..
Young sale finally ratified Gnd auditors @ report con,
deposit ordered repaid TO smith Townshend. White
SsdcTed % wsf sisss TaS vsea VS. y FHSeraa nane
ton tented and restraining order discharged Gold
sm and n H. % esan Sppoinied % trustees. @ Gawier vs..
Connolly reference 10 auditor 20 state trustees ac-
dered Jackson w. Jackson divorce win. mat granted.
Hayden vs. Wiser H,e finally ratified and cause re,
ten o'clock. Assignments for to-day-Nos. 81 %, 80,
CounT IN GENERAL TERM--CHIEF-JusTIcE CART
TER AND JUSTICES HAoSEn AND JAhEs.rhe Dis
gs at Sn @ y
submitted, Robert j. Douglass VS. , Edward westo,ni
ierm for trIs I'' On motion Of Mr. Darlington tie ap
pication or John 7. Mertn for admission TO the bar
Hayes, jonathan II, Fritz, Of Indiana, was admitted
to the bar. Adjourned unil ten a. m; to-day. Assign
anG %spis for 'O-dA'-N0' 70 ' ST. - 3d. d. '' 3D. o' H.
ocrncu5r cousI1JTsr,cE MAoAarg,vn.- J, &
do not owe defendant Citizens National Bank vs.
Mis Ss V SsisoR ipislaiia sallS$ and suit S%'.sd
paiEtiT % one cent iamases Adjourned til len A. NJ
Today Assignments for to,dny-Nos ~, 5Dl 3Oi, 9S,
and AM, s7. '''' 49, '' '''' ~ - = - '
WHY weary your throat and patience with that
wretched cough when accent bottle Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup win cure yon?
AGA-RRIED.
OMoHuNDRo-HURDLE the parsonage, by
Rev Dr. J, f. Rankin, December l3 1881, WILLIAM II.
OMoHUSDRo and Miss BETTE e.. daughter OF the
late X w. Hurdle, all OF Washington, ID. q.
Died
McMULLIN.-At7 o'clock p. m, on December ~,
1891, Mrs. MARY A. McMULLIN, In the 7ith year OF
Hes friends are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence OF her son-naw, II. Il. Law
son, No. 1885 Thirteenth street northwest, on this
remains Will be taken 10 Philadelphia for inter
ment.
RICHARDSON the i2th instant at the residence
| Of her uncle, Medical Inspector IT, G. Nelson u. s.
Navy navy-yard, ELIZA MAY RICHARDS, aged q
| years 10 months and 10 days
Inerment at Hagerstown, Md.
National Republican., 1881-12-14
LOTTERIES.
E4a- 8 T.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.!

All the drawings will hereafter be under the ex'
elusive supervision and control of GENERALS q.
n. BEAURRGARD and JuBAL A. EARLY.
a spLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS a, AT NEW ORLEANS, on TUESDAY,
JANUARY 10, 1852 10Th Monthly Drawing.
National Republican., 1881-12-14
Foreign Money Market.

sUBSrREAsuRY BALASCEs.
-..,,...... sss,53o6o9 80 Currency ... 7oo70O q
National Republican., 1881-12-14
IN AsaocIated Press.

BASKERs' KxcHAsaE-
Threeday bs..,..--. is5 Slxty-d bllls....., 4Si
National Republican., 1881-12-14
aoNHRNM EXT hoNps-CLosINo QUoTA1

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-CLosIho QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent extended lol @Dl0A
United States per cent. extended lUa gI03I
United States ~ per cent registered...... lH60niA
United states AZ per cent coupon ll4S(plltk
United States per cent, regtstered-,.,- l11A6PllIh
United States per cent coupon. .,..,...,- llSS bid,
United states per cent o. L."..,....-.., llsSGllSA
District OF Columbia a6ls- l07
National Republican., 1881-12-14
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated In 1868 for e5 years by the Legislature
for Educational and Charitable purpOses-with capt.
tai OF sl,0JO,0O-tO which reserve fnnd OF SbO,OOO
has since been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise was
mne part of the present State Constitution. adopted
December ., a. u. lSi0 go
Sts siraSd single Number Drawings will
take place monthly.
National Republican., 1881-12-14

Mr.. ]. F. Olmstead presents the following trnnsa
tions In real estate In the District yesterday, r
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, March 92.-Ths Corpus
Christi stage was robbed about 10 O'Clock
Monday night, Is miles this side Of Oakvllle.
by four unmasked rohOers, all young men.
They took upwards of -four hundred dollars
oash, three six-shooters and three gold
watches. There were ak passengers In the
stage, Colonel Caldwell, surveyor of
Nueees county Judge Liesering, of Oakyille. 4
Milet, OF Austin, y. A. DonOhuo, y. Melville
and l.. pgot. The mail pouches were cut
open and the contents riiled, but the amount
taken cannot be sscertGined. Colonel Celd
well had six hundred dollars hidden Ia u
panel of the stage, which he saved. These
men are evidently new gang, and some say
local amateurs.
The following delegation left for Huntsville
to-day; Jefferson Miles, burglary, two years;
Juan Reyes. murder, thirty years; f a.
Wood, Hmbezlement, iwJ yogfn; w. wilson
theft, two gears.
Tne Express special from Fredericksburg,
says t1at village is greatly excited ovei
the suicide Of n young man named Ouo Loyo
Letters on his person ~ friends give the reason
| for the deed, ''uuerequitted love- lie was or
She stage from san Antonio To Il fredericksburg
When near home he told the driver he pre-
| ferred % walk, remaining short distance
| behind. a six-shooter was found near tn,
| body. His relatives were notified and too
| charge of the body Tor burial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
EESSgONAL.



Washington. March 22.-Air. Voorhees, Of
iered tho following resolution:
Resolved, That the hostile attitude assumed
by The national banks toward refuuding the
national debt at the low rate of Interest, and
recent attempt to dictate the legislation OF
congress ON that subject, are contrary to the
best interests Of the people,snd well calculated
TO excite their alarm for the future.
Mr.. Morrill-l would ask the ferator II he
docs not think that Legislative business
Mr. Noorheef-le supposed that there would
be no question raised about tue right 10 Of1er
resolution, and by consent of the senate,
desire TO submit this morning or tomorrow,
lew remarks upon 1t, not asking tor any action
on the resolution.
Mr.. Morrill, make the point against the
| resolution that IL Is CuJ OF order.
| Mr. Fry c0ntend1l that The resolution was
a matter Of legislation, and not iu order at
| this session.
| Mr. VOORHEES, said hc had no idea that
he was running In conflict with any question
| of order In Offering his resolution, He had
| been Informed that the proGedenis were that
even legislative acts might be passed here st
lhis session, and await the action of the
house ut It's next session, He underStOOd
the prec dents stood in that way, He simply
desired to submit II few remarks which would
be OF nferest TO the people on this question. IL
might be desired ON the other side 10 rule the
question out on a point Of order.
Mr., tOnkling said no did know about that.
he suggested tnat the senator Withhold the Oi1ri
OF his .oSouti9n until Tomorrow morning 50
as TO enable the senators TO look at tne prccg-
dents aDd law on the question The senator
would lose nothing by dolug so. such
n resolution must be addressed "a
the legislative duties and tunctiont
OF the senate. The senate did not admit, noi
diu he (COrklln) that in rising TO speak In the
senate that the senators were speak ns tosome-
body else. Remarks I'm the senate were ad'
dressed the senate; therefore If he were 70
say that ne wished to address the
senate on subject which
could not Ia any way be considered by
the senate, 1t would be an open admission
that he was using his place In tho senate, u:
ne would th9 hustings, to speak to the peo-
pie. If 1t were In order for the senator 10 Of
Ter his resolution, IL was manifcstly tight
10 oilyr any resolution pertinent u
legislation OF the senate, and proceed with H.
, lie renewed his request that the resolution
ah0uld be withheld till tomorrow.
Il MIR. voorhees, said he was confident In his
own mind thhtthc resolution was In order, hu
I he would himself look up tho presidents. IL
4 session otthe senate similar To This one. hel'
IN lsot, THE resolution OF sonstor Douglass q
TO the future policy of the government ha'
been discussed for many weeks. he, however
hcceded to the suggestion made by Mr.. Conk
ing and withheld the resolution.
The senate thcn at l2;l5, on motion of MI
, burnside, Went into executive session I'M
when the doors reopened at : O'Clock I'll, ser
{ late q Nrncd.
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here for the greater part the past week end
ed to-day, On the night OF the 9th oflast Au-
sustthe community was thrown Into u COM
motion by the discovery of one of the most
hendish murders ever committed In South
Carolina. A highly respected young gentle
man named ID, NJ. Harold, teacher IN the
public schools, was found in one Of the prin-
cipal streets lying in n pool OF blood, with sew
eral gashes in the neck and head,
evidently inflicted by sharp hatchet.
lie died soon after without being able TO
give any clue that might lead 10 The arrest
of his assassins. He was one of the most
kindly disposed and inOffensive youag mou
Ia the community. 1t was puzzling 10 suggest
any motive for his murder, for his y rktts
had not been robbed by those who struck him
| down N thv dark. The follO wing dpy lhree
| negro OBrothers were arrested N suspicion or
having killed darrold These hrOthsrs--
| Ben, Richard ard Louis James were tudi ed
| To- murder aud their trial tegan last Monday
| The greatest interest in the case has been man
| tlested by the public. To-day II was given 10
| the jury who, after remaining out n few hours.
rendered a verdict of guilty as 90 the lrst two
| named, and Judge Cressley sentenced them 10
4 be hanged on the 3d day of May next. Simul-
taneously with the passing of the death sen
tenoe upon these two murderer, Jim Black
only short distance from the coprt house,
was hanged.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston. March %. The following cases
were decided by the supreme court to-day;
Town of Victoria Va. Phillips; from Victo-
ria. Reversed and remandcd.
Oraddock VS. Goodwin; from Walker. Re-
port of commissioners adopted.
Speiss Va. Speiss; from Austin. Report oi
commissioners adopted,
Berregdy ct al. VS.. Knottwiiz; from Harris,
Report OF commissioners adopted.
Wocdson vs.. Aliens from Houston. Revers-
ed and remanded.
Dean vs.. Lufkin ct al. from Galveston
Melton for new hearing overruled.
Judgments In the following causes were
affirmed ON a ward Of commissioners of appealA
Locke w. Wllkcns va Weishnhnj from oil
Grade,
Darragh w. Smithe ct al; from Galveston.
Harris at ~. VS.. Hay; IRON J0ryoll,
Flynn w. Lynch; from Fort Bend.
Reversed nnd remanded: Houston & Texas
Central Railway company vs.. shirley; from
Moleunon county. Motion 10 perfect the 70.
cord of this court at Tyler submitted and
granted By consent,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Culnn Frauds.

Paris, March q. Tho greater part OF tho
last council presided over 10y King Allonro was
devoted to delibcra,ion. on the Instructions
to DO telcgrapbed to General Blanco ordering
him to institute more vigorous invostigatons
and unsparlng prosecutions of tho authors and
their acomplioes concerned In tho fresh frauds
that he has again discovered In the
civil snd treasury departments In Cuba. Geu.
cral Dlnnso Informs the home government BY
wire that, besides $500, 900 OF frauds detected
by Admiral Betenger In the naval depart
ment, he has found other frauds amounting to
$4,000, 900 In the civil service, aud sls ,0Ol. .o0
no document or trace OF their employment
found, Several high functionares hnve oil.
ready been arrested In Havana and Matan-
sns. Others sre implicated, but have ned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Meningitis at MARSHALL - Colonel
Spafght's Answer 10 Hon. q. A.
Finiay. OF GaIvcetoa-rhe Cor
pms stage Robbed Near Oak
Suicide at Freder-
icksburg OF Young
NAN, Etc, Etc.
The FinIay.spaight Matter.

Special 10 The Herald.
Austin, March % The house has revised,
by a large majority, the vote otSamrday, v
Ing the department ofiusursnce Statistics aud
history black eye, and has now not only re-
stored II to ita former proportions, but appro-
prlated a handsome sum for disseminating
statistics. This, in enoot, is n vote
of confidence 10 Colonel Spaight aud
gives great pleasure TO his friends.
Following IA the answer of Colonel a. "
Spaight, presented to the house OF represent
atives by llok. Bepjamin N. Baker:
AUSTIN, March 10, 1881,
To the Honorable the House Of Representa-
uves
slRs-Colonel George Finley under cover Of
his privilege as II member of your house, and
in violation Of all the usnges of civilized
warfare, having seen proper 10 make all un-
provoked attack upon my persohal character
on the iloor of the house when
/ could not meet him face to lace and retute
| his charges. claim my right to denounee, and
| do now denomce each and every statement
made by h,tn impugning my record as n SOL
dier or my honor asa man as utterly false.
| For my war record proudly stand ON the
| testimony Of General Tom Green, preserved in
| his report OF the Louisiana compaign OF 1860,
| and on the testimony of General Dick Taylor,
warmly recommending me for promotion for
| merituri0us services, and the testimony OF
General j Walker who carried out General
| Taylcr's recommendation by my promotion
The only specified charge msds is that fled
from the enemy with seven hundred men VI
Sabine Pass, and left Dick Bowling with
forty men to defend the tort. Thai
battle was fought on September 7,h lS63 IN,
iacouruptible honesty of dates show that OF
another lay aud for several months before aod
afier that day i was In e. e army Of Louislans
under General Lick Taylor, IN fact carried my
command into the battle of Furdoche
Louisiana, on the Goth OF September, 1868, ant
that one-seyenth Of nay battalion was eho
down In that engagement. appeal TO that tlu'
| sOldler. Major j. ". Daniel, u mem her o
{ your house, who fell badly wounded st tb,
, head Of his regiment at F0rdoche, To NuhsIan
tiAte these statements | also puls In eylsenc
an account OF both Of these battle
I book published by Il, II. Gushing Mt Houston
, In 1877, giving the dates and names of th
troops engaged In the battle. Thus the who
= charge Is blown TO the wind.
For my private character. never be
0 fore assalled by man, stan
9 on the testimony of sixty
+ Galveston's best citizens, among whol
2 | have lived Tor twenty years, and who hay
: united in an indoIsement of me TO this egll
: lature In terms of which any man might we
D feel proud. Respectfully,
. A. w. sPAIGnr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Railroad News.

Knoxville, Tenn, March aa,--Adyertise-
ments for bids for the completion Of the
railroad to connect Knoxville with tho Louis.
Vile y Nashville company VIII be published
tomorrow. Also soliciting bids for connect-
Ing the East Tennessee. Virginia \ Georgia
railroad with the North Carolina system.
Augusta, Ga, March 2s,-The Central rail-
way has proposed TO leqse the Georgia railway
and its branches for on years, guaranteeing y
per cent. per annum To the stockholders. IL
is rumored that the Louisville 4 Nashville
aud Richmond \ Danville combination have
each made similar Propositions Prominent
officers and stockholders here of the Georgia
railroad nvor the Lease 10 the Central railway.
Sales of stock were made to-day at an In
,,rsasal nricN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

Rome, March 22.--The bill for the goyefnq
ment loan of 80, 100000 lire to the city Of Rome
for public improvements has been passed In
the chamber OF deputies by n vote of l9i to ~,
The following plans have been approved: The
construction of palace OF justice, an acadia
my OF sciences, polytechnic school, two
barracks, a military hospital, n Champs de
Mars, two bridges over the Tiber, asystem of
drainage, central markets and n continuation
Of the Ma Nazionale. The demolition of the
Ghetto quarter and the construction OF new
houses OF parliment are accepted in principle,
and also an Increase In the water supply for
been deferred,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
HOUSE,.
The house met in regular order.

The house met In regular order.
MIR. Matlock presented petitions from citi-
zenB of Grayson county for prohibition.
The appropriation bill was again tackled.
The appropriation for the new building for
the blind asylum was cut down from $50, geo to
Sab, 600.
The bill as amended passed under suspen-
slon Of the rules.
The deficiency bill was also taken up after
consideration by committee OF the whole.
Several amendments were offered and the bill
adopted.
Mr. Rarry called up Mr. Homau's indict-
meut bill, under motion to reconsider
The motion 10 reconsider was lost.
mir. McComb moved 10 reconsider that vote
and asked a call Of the house. Ruled out OF or
der,
After much flihusterIng Mr.. McComb With
dew.
MIR. Labatt Fnid he wished tho governor could
see the house; itwas not worthy OF being called
even mob. Laughter ]
Adjourned till $3.50 p, m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Though the house adjourned until $780, the
speaker took the chair and called the house tO
order at O'Clock
A message from tho governor was re-
ceived, rotating to suit In lilll county on the
part ofthe state, on the spanish land grant
case.
The house concurred IN the senate amend
ments to the bill relating to corporations aud
towns.
Mr.. Carleton introduced abil prohi biting The
sale OF llquCrs within three miles OF the Colo
RADIO soh0ol Ia Travis county,
Mr.. Gather presented memorial from Falls
county against reducing railroad rates.
Mr.. Foster. Snmo from Groesbeck.
The Joint resolution asking the secretary OF
war 10 loan tae state troops camping equlp-
age. Passed
Mr.. Gather oailcd up his motion tn recon-
slider the vote r,iccting the constitutional
amendment rclaung 10 the pay OF members
nal nVnA I.h AA In. %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
New Onieers of the SENATE TO be
Elected,

Washington. March 2a,--The republican SEN
ators in caucus to-day decided to offer reso-
luton tomorrow providing for the new cleo
tlon of senate officers. George Gorham, OF
California, who hllod the position from 1860
until the republicans lost control OF the senate,
was agreed ON for secretary. Henry Riddie-
baor. one of the editors of Staunton, VA,
"Vaiey yhginlan," warm personal and POI
iItcal friend OF senat or voorhees,, was agreed
on for sergcant-at-aims. lie was q colonel IN
the confederate service, and Is now editor and
proprietor OF weekly readiuster paper, pub
lshel nj Woodstock Virginia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
An Arn,istice.

London. March ga dispatch from Pros
pect Hin to-day says an armistlce oaeriory of
eight hours has been concluded upon, In order
to terminate negotiations. The terms proposed
are that all arms, munitions. and other
property captured by either side during hoatil-
ities shall he restored; that The Transvaal shall
be granted Independence subject TO conditions
to be hereafter settled 10y r0yEl commission
and that the Boer government shall commence
after the commission shall have made re-
port Meanwhile the British garrisons are TO
remain In toe rransyaal, without In any wise
interfering with local atiaiis. The Boer forces
mnrderers are TO he delivered up to justice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Thc Assnssin OF the Csnr.

Paris, March "a. 2.-RocheIoIts letter to Lin
translgeant from Geneva says Rous,akon join
ed the nihilsIs only a few days before the as
sassnation of the czar. Rochefort supple
ments hls letter by u Telegram stating that up
to Monday uight at least Roussakon had con-
iesscd nothing. The nlhilisls pretend they
have taken every measure 10 keep themselves
inform ed as to what passea In his prison. and
that in a few days they Will be ahieto publish
an accurate report OF all the intefrogations 70
which no has been submitted. Rochei0rtB 3
| dispatch ndds: "liad thof first shell missed the
emperor three others would have been thrown
| before he reached the p0laco.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
No Ex,rn sess,on rronnhIc.

Washington, March n.-Thc question OF
tho calling of an extra session OF congress was
thoroughly canvassed In tho cabinet meeting
to-day, but nothing authoritative can be
lcRruid M io what decision, IL any, was
reached, For several days past there has
been strong impression that special session
was flrcgone conclusion, hut Tonight II Is
thought the probabilities In favor OF IL are
greatly lessenod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Marshall.
Special 70 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Marshall, March 2s.-An Inquest wa, hel,
here to-day upon tho body Of Henry Dunn,
brakeman, OF Stephens Point, who wal
killed while coupling cars I Lake Fork. Hls
renalns will be forwarded 10 his home.
Municipal candidates are stirring ting
selves.
Frost this morning, but not heavy ong
TO injuro fruit.
There are u number of cases OF m,f
tis here. Two negroes have died fr9
dIapnse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Nnm,rn,l,ps by tho prcs,dcnt,

Washington, March 2s,-'rhe prCsldentscnt
the following nominations to the senate to-
day; stewar, l.. Woodford, to be United
States attorney, for the southern district
OF New York; Asa W. Terney, to be United
states attorney, FOR the eastern district Of
New York; lewis II. Payne, TO le United
States marshal for the southern district of
New York; clinton d. AlcDoughal tu bp
United states marshal for the noithtrn dis
trict OF New York.