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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

George Scott, burly half breed
negro and Indian, was employed by
Mr.. Allison, living six miles from
Brazil, to chop some wood. During
Mr. As absence be went to the
house with his ak, and by his man
ner greatly alarmed the lady. who
seized butcher knife for the purpose
Of defending herself, but the brute
succeeded in disarning her. She
then tainted, and be proceeded to
commit en- outrage in the presence Of
her three little children. When she
revived he threatened her life, but
desisted when she begged him to
spare her for the sake of her child.
rem. He then took a gold watch which
was suspended to the neck Of one Of
them and left. THIS was about ten
days ago. The shock was so great
that Mrs. Allison never recovered
and died soon after Scott was af-
forwards captured and taken to the
Clay county jail, where be remained
until Saturday morning, when a mob
OF ffteed masked men appeared and
demanded the keys The iailer re-
fused, when they broke OPEN the
doors, seized Scott, hanged him to
an adjacent tree and quietly dispers
ed.-Examiner.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

GEN CHALMERS has made a speech
in Congress ia opposition to the
Wood funding bill, inEhich be says
"There are a thousand industries IN
this broadland awaiting the quicken
ing influence Of capital to spring up,
and yet a Democratic House is talk
ing about Offering inducements to
bankers to hide their money in Gov
eminent bonds Chalmers in this
matter, as usually in matters affecting
the interest of the people, is right
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

X Ez IL & Soy have
knocked the bottom out Of
high prices. Just look ! Mud
Boots, S1.65. Wool Hats, 40c.
Jeans Pants, $1.OO, and all
other goods equally as low.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

Ii oUR publication Of the approx
mate statement Of the census Of the
several States and Territories last
week, the following we're omitted
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

IT is now conceded that Gov. Stone
will not call the Legislature in extra
session. We confess our disappoint.
ment, fer we honestly believe a wise
policy dictates a different course, but
We are free TO admit that the argu-
ment was not confined to one side
Of the question There are many
good and valid reasons to be urged
in support OF the policy determined
upon by the Governor, and while We
do not agree with him IN his decision,
it's pleasure to us to hear testi-
mony to his official integrity and the
honesty Of his convictions. Time
may demonstrate tile wisdom Of his
conse, but if 1t docs not, we shall
ever believe MIssissippi's stern Exec
utive did what he thought was most
conducive % the-interests Of the
whole people OF the commonwealth.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20

REr1xo to queries propounded
to US, we will state for the benefit OF
al concerned, that the Masonic
Grand Lodge viii convene at Jack
son on Wednesday, February Oh
The Grand Chapter, we believe,
meets on Monday pretio0s We
presume the Usual reduction In ia rs
will be giyea By the N. & Q and "
d n. railroads, and il 50, the cost of
attending will DO somewhere in DE
neighborhood Of Sl5O CO., for members
residing in this portion Of the State.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-01-20
sEIERIFF's SALE.

Dy virtue Of the above emit ed writ 10 me d.
ID recied from N. West, Mayor If the town
Of Houston, and Ex -ofiicio Justice Of the Peace
Of the County and state aforesaid, ] will, on
MONDAY, FEB ,, 1851,
IN front OF the Court House dolr, IN the town
Of Houston, expose 10 sale, within legal hours,
10 the highest bidder; tor cash, the following
de scribed lands, lying aud being ia Chickasaw
county, aud State aforesaid, to-Wit Lots No.
l, 2 aud 3, Square No. p, in the town Of Hous-
ton, together with al the appurtenances ID
hereditaments thcreunto belonging. The above
described property was levied upon as the pro-
pertY Of J, N. Woodall, and will be SOLD to sat
isfy said debt, interest and all cost.
This the 18Th day OF January, 1851.
S. L. WILSON, sheriff,
By G. A. MoFFAT, d. 5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-20

ipeI6e bem 8aHsntampi I'M Siioen ouI
Der 5erie folSts, fam i6 bod feiu,
WieoerboIuns behtu finoen. mas in oem
Sale Der glusi6Iiebung BON Curtis aus
elmer bifentlider Salle burb ben 9le.
pubIitaniiten MopOr bon gbiIapsIppiu
seiteben.
,,gS iino Sies unansenebme @ontras
tie; alein Sipiihen ben 4nfldgern oes
YfproenS uno ben 9lnsefld8ten ees Sis
bens muB friiber pber ipdter bic @abr.
bsit bic Waagc balten uno i6 mil Der
frtihseitiSen 9Intunft oes grtisnihss ni6t
I'M 8ese iteben."
gs iinp oiefe 8epbadtunsen uno Ses
trd6tuuSen eineS Wannes ipie Sol. Wics
Glure UNI 10 intereiianter unb bebeuts
unsSpOacr, tueiI er ielbit iib unipriinss
lib Der Sremont Seipeauns an9ei6lpi,
fen bate. gs 1T iein 3eugnib UNI 70
lpi6tiser, ipeil er ieinen S6iIberunsen
bur6aus feline poIitii6e ;sdrbuns sibt,
onoern bic nadte 8dbrbeit ungeIbminft
unb unparteiifb binftelt.
Die pplitif6en Sanatiter, iueI6sn bic
Reser bes Siicens ibre Sreilaiiuns ais
5UIae Der 9IboIitiUnss9l s9lufrealns unS
res Siirserfrieses su perbanfen baben,
iteben nunmcbr ratbIOS bo, iniofern fe
e8 ipirflid aufri6tis meinten nit benz
gle8er. 0ieie Shilperung Col. Wcs
Glure's ipiro iibri ems uieI basu beiiras
gen. elm ribtises Seritdnbnib iuoIiber
3uitanbe i'm Roroen su perbreiten.
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Die @lattcriI.

0a in bielsn @eBenben uno beTDnbers
in 9feps gorf uno 4biIabeIpbia bie
8lattern ibre grideinuns gema6t bas
ben, 70 Sat Der @eiunbbeitsratb Der
Start 9teip: gort fpIsenoes 8arnunsss
Circular in beutiber uno in ensIiider
Sprabe in ale Sauier icncr Stact
ihiden laiien. 99m en.nebmen foIsens
ces aug bemislben, wel6es aud fir
oieie 8eSeno nibIi6 Iein mag.
.@enn cure &inoer ni6t geimpft
iinc. 10 Iafet iie unpeSlsIit impfen.
Benn iie 9cimpft tuOroeu iinb unS
Die SmpfunS bel ir9enb einem nidt ans
9ei6Ia8en bat, 10 Iahet lie unperSiisli6
tpieberbplen.
@enu irseuS elm Mitslieb eurer Sos
mile nur einmal seimpft iUorben 1T unb
;ipar Dor elmer Jteibe BON Sdbren, 70
IaKet cine Wieoerimpflms oprnebmeu.
SO 1T ratbiam, einmdl in iiebsn Sabs
rem scimpft su iperben. ptsleib eS oiels
Iei6t nibt abioIut nptbnenris lit.
gSiebers Smpfuns iit mbepinst fir
fcIbc 4Serfoneu n6lbis, ipeI6e felt friis
Der ainbb,it ni6t eeimpft ipprpen unb
iebt iiber Is Sabre alt iinb.
Q8enn bieie Warnung BON glllen bes
bersiat ipiro, 10 wiso risie 0e9sno frei
bon Slattern bleiben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-20

- Die Subenbebe in SeutidIant
bebnt i'd, Jest bon Der RsidSbauptituot
aud auf Die einSelnsn Stdaten aus uni
Die befannte 9lutis Semiteu,9 titior
BON 9nItor Stbder unc 8pniorten ipQ
bereits 10000 rnteridriften erbaIter
baben. Da es beabfftiat tpiro, bieie
9etition seaen Dliite Didr, benz 8ei6-
funsIer su unterbreiten, 70 1T an;unebs
men. bab bic Sucenirase aud ben
8ei6stas, beRsn 3uia~msntritt fir ben
Is. Seb. in glusiibt aenommen 1T, bes
ihdftisen ipire uno iteben iomit fpieoer
redt lebbafte 9ebatten in glusiidt.
- Der baprii6e NliniIter bes Sn.
nern, Serr bon 2ub, bat bic YoIsei in
ben Ueritieoenen Oiitritten ansepieien,
Der antiiemiti'6rn SeweaunS entseSen,
sutreten uno n6tbisen Sails bic sau;e
Strense bes @eieBes anSulpenoen.
= Sn elmer 8sbe. ipeI6e Der 6suts
ide 8rcnprins am Sonntas i'm Serli.
ner SnpaIicenbauie bieIt, perurtbeilte
berielbe bic Sueenbebe gan; enti6ieben.
gr beoauerte beiUnrers, bab Die 8epess
uns in S6ulen unb llniperiitdten Gin.
gang Sefunben. Gr oermobte ni6t iui
besreIf II, ipie inte!lisente Wdnner cine
9eweSuns fbrbern fbnnten, bic tpesen
ibrsr 1enpsnsen uno 3ieIe ;u peroam'
men 1T. @r boffe, Die 8epesuue ipiirbs
balp Derlaufen, oenn eS fei unm6Sli6,
oab 10 unSeiunce 3uitdnSe auf bic
Oauer beIteben f6nnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-20
Wuslaa0.

- glm Diem tag Dor Sebu Sabrsn
nabm Der &Dnis Wilbelm BON Yrsuben
i'm SpiegeIiaaI bsS S1loiIes su Ser.
IaiaeS bic erbli6e @lroe cineS beutIben
9aiiers fir baS SerribGbauS Spbens
spaern an uno fiiSte camit oem duberen
BAN beS fiinfunricdS;is Sabre nab
ieinsr 9lufl6iuns ipieosrerri6teten beuts
I6en 8eides ben S6lubitein elm. Sn
Der 9rofIamatipn, peIts er aus 9lnlnb
Oisies srOben GreisniIes an haS beuts
ide Bolt ridtete, iprab er Die Spifs
nuns aus, bab es bemielben per9Dnut
iein mbgs, ben 2obn ieiner beiBen unb
rpfermutbiseu Sample in bauernoem
Srieben gu senleben. 2eioer ldbt ss
ii6 nibt in abreoe iteIen, bab bon ben
camals ssbeatcn SLffnuneen piele bits
ter eetduibt tporpen iino unb bab bsute
Deutihlano'S pclitiibe uno pirtbihaft:
li6e Gage Elm Bib bietet, pelhes be-
oeutene peri6iecen 1T BON benz, eas
iib bic 9iaticn bon ben Solsen bel
Wieoererri6tuns bes 9tei6es pprse'
iteIlt bat.
= 9rpb Der asitation sessn bic Su,
ben in Berlin, bat man snen Suoer
Strdbman sum Sirsermeiiter ODE
WiapOr ipieeer ertpablt. Gr befam 8;
Stimmsn aus 100. Dieter Wlann ma
ibcn elm Sabr Birsermeiiter seipeiel
unb battle iein amt ;ur pDlIisen 3ufrie
renbeit Der Burger perwoItet. 9iei
@abl 1T als cine Demonitration sese
bic ic8enannte SuoensScse su betra4
ten.
- gs beiBt. Sab bic 9taians be
aaiTer bon Oeitrsi9, 9euti6lanO I'm
8ubIano pieoer aufseri6tet 1T uno b
crei Ra9tbaber nd9itbin Suiammer
tommen tperocu. 9Sir babsn 9lI6i
easssen, slauben's aber ni6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-20

Et n. Glarf, @drtnu. - Sd p1srir
W. bsm etutihsu publifum tint ibpnt
auspabl pcn pinirbliibenbtn paanpu, .3pit-
belu, Jruhi. une Ornamental ednmtn, 0t-
br6n6t, Rsitn, SlumtnfSPft uue banssne.
aSrtt 9lumtuitriuBt ptretn atidmidppa
auf SsiftlIuus ansttrtist. Dartsn 9m q.
eusas airhtnbpf Oesr in parf place. 4i-i9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-01-20

Die sIsbrttu inr irBi tarin cinia RAP bic
mriltrn Nrnnfbtitru hurrb acit6rts Nisren oeer
cher sntitebtn, uue Rap penn he rihilen
Srsans in autem 3uianr srbalisn ptrttn,
Ssiunchsit eas Rciultat isin mir. 9Bar-
rrrs 2 fs 9iereu gcbEr Sur
Il 9sprnneu aus sinem slnihdsn irrpil6tu
pI1tfe
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INFF FfFIF I INV
OF every description done after short notice
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y q VR e W.

Die tlsbritn linr Jest earin einid, eaE bic
mtihn Nrnnfbtitsn burrb acitDrte Nisren cecr
sbsr sntlitbtn, uup bdB penn rie pibiatn
Srgans in auttm 3ultnnr erhaisn ptretn,
Ntluneheit eaS NcuItlt lsin pirp. gHar
1trs 2 fe Hteren ycber Sur
| I atpcnnen aus sinsm slufddfn irppibtn
Sllttt
BON fcftcncm 0Scrtbc
nne III stn pplltipeS Ssilmitie filr bic fciaen-
3en Seipen:
liudenid'mer,en. itlimmeS 2Upiipsb,
S6winoel. 9tuibIdben. entSiinoste 9lu.
gen, Grmdbung. Nldtid,weib
Sd,m,ren i'm unierleib. SerStlppfen,
ScIbiudt, Stein, idmc1baiies nrini.
rem. WiaIariaI Ricber, 6iebcr & 9loue;
llnc ale 9ranfbsiitr, pelde hurd lnrrc.
uuns her Ntrtn, sttsr ppsr Sarurrsam pr.
urind,t pretr.
Is 1T cine ii6trt unb srpillt Sur
fir ale psitIi6tn siesn, mic
2eucUrrb6d. Gntsrmpuna, Giterung
uno 6aQen Der @ebdrmutter.
Gs 'pnrcIliri unb reguirt pie Msnitruaticn,
unp it Gin rcrIIsnfrt uuo Fdcrcs Milisl fir
5rauen pGbreub her Shrnnarribdft.
glS Gin Slutrriniaer lit CO unitsrrsi6t,
csnn Is iurirt biz SrGans, bic has Slat III 4.
Den. Sir
8dtwiire, 9eitbsulPu, ScrofeIn, @liebs
ltrnmm. SaISfIub, Scrsifimsen pur6
NuediiIber uno dnpcre Droguen,
uup il iidrr in itrsm 6aIls.
sir Sarn ub, SmpUtens, &r uii6mcr.
Sen uno dbnlite @sbredeu
4 Is Gin lihsrrs uup idlnrsS orilmiitel.
Ge if rle sin,ie tsfnnnie Wsoisin, prhr bic
Srtgbts arantteif fIirirf bat.
glls elm Srreis Der Rcinbeit uno ees Sc.
laItS esirs srpbsu Nnmr SeiImiiies, Ieia
,is fcISrnes
Ghcmifebe 2lualDfc.
G. q. 9dnimerl, pn. T., T.. =, prc.
iIrr Ter Gbrmie in eer llnirrliiit zen Rcde.
tsr, y. g., tctnnt nit her pcpularlidt une
en- Gupienlt ppu gHarnCr's cafe
Riercn uup Eeber Aur, bat nddp eintr
ur6Oreiisntsn drmlidm slnNlpis sae foigentt
,eusuB rrrpHenlIht:
llniuGriitGt rcn &cdtitr,
Gbrmldss yatrrdipium
Hrtsltr, U. ", :. an. 1870.
Sr. 8 8. gSalnir bat MIR eds bpImular
itCrIttsn fir ens Mcei;in, tie rca ibm IA.
.ri,irt unc rrfaufi min untrr rcr dlgcmtirtu
ptNldnung prn gSNrnere Saft
Riertu mr sever sur 9n bats
ecu babrifGhpnSprrNb uuirriudt, peIober nit
arrer @prildt uur mad usuelisr Oettcre &c
iilhrt pirr. ,lt hntr frurr pcn isinem yabC.
;aiprium grrben der atcridlrn eutnCmmen
is bti 3ubsrsiuue tisisr Weri,in grtrautt
screen, mn nab frli ider llAisrludnus finet
y ririSltsn, ME aud, Die Nieriiu, rslds Is
tltrn, sGniih frsi prn siftiarn orsr ibGtidtn
upitanSsn. e. VI. yattimcrt.
! its Nitti,in, wrIHs iIbe gSmrr ppa.
rabi ipmmi in srSbru 5laidcn ais irgrnp
ins dnpus Rtriin auT esn Wdrft unb Wirp
on alien ApOihtfsrn su 81 25 per 6ldide pr-
auft' Giir SarDhuB rage nod 9SGruers
<dfe Iiabetts Nur 9s il Elm
der pirfrners Wirsl. t0. 81. Sstarner
- Rcd ti'sr, q. y.
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G EOR GE KELLER.
bGnbIer In
@ifeRWaarGRHGB0lBer S6l6Ffr

f39 penn gpt SeraHtpu,
tmphtbn itin rri6baliisse 9datr ppn 5blr.
banetrn S6lShrn, lbiirfnSpftn, iibtr baupt
als in tinsm Sarbwar Stprt pprbanetntn
osartissn arItfeIn. 6rnr feline arpes aus
pabl poH Nslltrl6mitppaarsu, pom Winia.
tur. 3ai6snmslisr an bic ium srSbt.n lrand,ir.
mrlltr. ron etr feinfftn Shetrt bis ,ur Sdnsi.
ctrlhttrs arSettr Etmsniipn. Ssrntr line ale
nlsrnsn gStrtlsu9t ale 6tiItH Belle, pam.
mL S@rauptnl6lallsl- uno ,3isbrL SGssn
aribanetatsn u. |. 10. biliaif ,a babsn.
S6rpt, Yulper unn 8atronen.
Rsparatursn ron SblSiIsrn, SbliiiTtln. Re.
gtn' une pnntnibirmtn, Sdleifen alltr
aritn Shnsieptrf,tusr, 6riltu ron S6atn
pirO prompt unp gut btiOrsi.
5linten unb 8eppIber
psrStn auf bic bsift sIrt rspariri unb Iamtu
ptresH IN StabI auf Stftauns anas.
fsrtist.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
Mckinney.

Special TO the Herald.
Mckinney, March l5.-Ex-Govenor ihroch
morton is still improving slowly lie is con
fined to his bed but his physicians nave no
doubts of h is recovery unless he should nave
backsct. He has uttered great deal.
o. w. Marsha II buried his only child yeo'ef-
dry.
A lady from Missouri, Mrs. Mitchell at,
rived here Sunday evening aud died t"a'
night. She had consumption and came 10
rexa, for her health, but too late. mo re-
mains we're shipped hack to her nome ias'
night by express. .,,, sc,, a,
ihe l. q. I. n. will celebrate the 2otn OF
pri t. The anniversary Of the order All .ns
lodges from Dnlea u Denison VIII De ,nViteu
10 attend 1t l. understood the proSrannne
win be thu usual cere monies OF the uaS 70
gtIher with bas Ret dinner aud DArpeSue av
The old fair grounds. MT u; wnuo
has very kindly promised to sell excnr-
sion tickets at one and one-httn la'e
The deputy grand district comman der
organ zed h castle OF the Kaights OF the " 'iueh
Rifle last night, with seventeen charter lnem-
bers me charser will be left open Tor tulrty
days. rco,,
Collin, IL at home on leave OF absence. ne
will re urn to Austin tomorrow. Art
Quiie o number of our citizens Went 10 Aoi-
Iens, to attend the sale of lots. 49,
There is considerable interest lelt n 'h9
mayors election Mayer j. l.. Daggl,t anu
G.. T. Armstrong are the cand. dates. 80 n ~,
but little Is said about aldermen. Ihey VIII pe
on hand in time.
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The rransyaaI.

Durbsp, March ia correspondent Il
Mount Prospect telegraphs that hG hss hid
On interview with Jouberi. The latter said
he would agree that the Englisa n,g might
b, boisted once syear, and an EaglisA resi-
dent officer be placed with toe transvAsl
government 10 legislsie on All naive ques-
tons, and al land aud frontier questions 10
be referred 10 the colonial goysmmeat. The
Beers would also agree 10 confederation "
il was desired by other south African oolonies.
JouDert said be would consider no terms
which included annexation, but be thought y
settlement might be effected BY the anners-
tion of a portion Of the trausvaa. this side Of
the Vaal river and giving The Bcers a rePUb-
lie on the other side. The British would be
iniemnincd FOR war expenses BY this additional
territory.
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Abilene.

Special 10 the Herald.
Abilene, March 15.-The sale OF town lots
here took place to-day. Strangers havefbsen
arriving here for several days, by train anu
otherwise. Last nights train brought large
number and special train of five coaches,
we'll filled, arrived hers nj O'Clock this morn
ing. Not less than i've hundred people from
abroad are here to-day. The first.chci.e sold
at three hundred and fifty Ave dollars, when
wac Knocked down to W. T. Berry. who tpos
two lots, paying seven hundred and tn dollars
for first choice oflols. The next choice was SOLD
TO William Cameron for three hun1fed ana
thirty five dollars, who tooA two lots, paying
SIX hundred and seventy dollars. Inc num
Der of lots sold during the day was oae nun
bred and thirty nine, rea izing twenty -thIee
Thousand eight hundred and ten dollars. me
sale will continue tomorrow. All tue parties
buying, intend building at once good bulness
houses. ..,
good prospects for water.
Preparations are also being made to start y
brick.yard, clay OF the best quality being found
here. t1
Everything now indicates town OF consio-
cradle SIZE and Importance at this point.
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Tbepend car Of nussie

st. Petersburg, March Is. The Grand Dake
Vladimir was yesterday appointed to tie
comm and OF the imperisl guard and of the
military district Of st. Petersburg Toe re-
mains of the emperor will be removed at 8
o'clock this evening FROM the cabinet adjoin-
ing the reception haIl to the chapel OF the
palace. All Members OF the imperisl family
and high uigaltaries and officials Will De
present The BODY In accordance with the
wishes Of the deceased, ls clad In the uniform
OF The Preobrascnen-ki regiment. An
orlgeniem was chhuteo last evening. Atmid-
niaht th- doctors male an autOpsy with
which they proved tbs all the internal organs
were In a normal condition. thereby refutiDg
the recent current report respecting the health
OF the emperor. The DCdS mas been en-
lalmed
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GAINESVILLE.

Special to the Herald
GAINESVILLE, March ia detachment OF SOL
diers from Ft. Sill were in town last week; al
SO u train of Cover msnt wagons for freight
The appointment Il Mr.. II. V. Bell TO the Of
fce of district attorney Tor this district, gives
general satisfaction.
One Nathan Huot who, on thenight OF the
2sth OF February last, pryed open stanie doors
nnd stole three horses in this city, org OF
which belonged to our present representative;
don. II. NJ. Dongherty, now lauguishesilh jan
In default Of two thousand dollars DALI
There were only four felony convictions our
ing our last district court Scott Mayse, ior
robbery landa White (colored), murder, q AZ
ma Little (colore'), arson. anu Tom CaaeIl,
theft of morse. All but the last named have
sdpealed.
In consequence of tho mics weather, farmers
are quite busy ''pitching' their CROP, ana
trade Ia not quite so goou.
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Caucussing on Organization of the
Senate.


Washington, March 1.-THE republican
senators in caucus to-day completed their
committee list, with the exception OF the
usua, vacancies for minority representation,
which are left to be filed by the democrats.
The Craftsmanship as perfected ,o-day places
Kellogg at the head of the committee on PEN
sions. Malone remains on the list as chair
man of the committee On agriculture and is
also assigned TO the naval affairs and postoflice
committees. The democratic members of the
senate beld a caucus this afternoon, at which,
as rule of ihs general discussion
or yesterdays Developments, 1t was decided
10 accept the situation gracefully by preper-
ing list of democratic se6ators for minority
representation on the committees. The COM
mittee was instructed 10 revise the majority
list previously prepared and report 10 fu-
turc caucus. Tbs sentiment OF the caucus to-
day was averse TO establishing the dangerous
precedent of pairing IN ,crat senators with
mo rconing republican senators nom M'ine
and Minnesota. The cnalrmansiiips Oh LAe
committees on pr,vst ciaimss revolutionary
claims and engrOsssd bills. rs are usually
Civ n TO- he minorty, viii, 1t is understood, be
assigned ~ the democrats 10 Bayard, johnson
and Davis Of West Virginia.
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buRrs oAY's PRocBEDISes.
SENATE.

Special TO the Herald.
Austin. March l5.--The senate met pursuant
TO adjournment.
Roll called and quorum present.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with. ...,.,,,,oa ronor,
Mr.. Lane, for the finance committee, report
ed iaynrabIy on senate bin No. 20.
Mr. HENDERSON introduced Dill ior inc re-
lief of the heirs OF wilbur Jones
senate ioiut resolution No. 81, amending the
consultation so as to make the terms OF senn-
fo,s six wears aud representatives fur years,
was n Lied upHsnu rl,gtOssed.
monse nitl No. 40 WAS tabled subject to SAL
Mr. Lair Introduced bill provldinz for tho
uayment of tn, bonded debt ~ cities ana
tuwDS. % ,., a., ;,,,s a,
capital cases under motion To reconsider was
indehn tely POSTPONED, a.
House bin No 80, relating to the psy OF
iururs in change of venue cases, passed under
suspension of the rules house MI,
Mr. patton moved to reconsider house Dill
M 576. and asked that the same be returned !.
senate iii No li9, amending the charter or
Galveston, was called up o.oo
The senate then adj ourned until $3.50 a. IN.
tO-morrOW,
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GIoryiBg over the ,zsr's Asssssinn.
ffon

n. Louis, Mo, March ia dodger, en-.
belIIsbed with death's head AMI cross-tpnes
and cofiins, wa. freely circulated ON the
streets To-day, calling meeting Of the
Friends q Progress and the Children Of The
Goddess 90 Liberty" 10 assemble M the
court-hou-r tonight 70 endorse the sctlsn
Il the ufhllisfa s0ciffy In the nssassiuatiOn q
Ernnernr Alexandei. The Polish exiles are
especially Invited - be present. The dodgers
hate crr1fefl coilkiderabie STIR srsoug IN peo-
DE generally, ard he p ice are ed -avoIing
Z nnd Ife author. fTfcaufiOns viii be TAX b.
BY the police % prevent disturbance.