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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28
A loung MlssiSslpplan Wounded In Texas.

- ~ 49,
The following extract Gom n
private letter TO Mr.. b. K. Perry,
OF this county. gives an account
of the shooting of his son, Watt,
by Texas horse-thieyes a few days
since:
SEYMOUR, TEX, May 9, 81.
While | am more than rcioiced
10 write you in regard to the prom
Using condition OF your son, | am
sorry to inform yop that he has
lsade a very narrow escape in try
ing 10 arrest four horsc-thieves,
who had stolet, some horses in
Hill county, aal with them 4 val
liable horse Of your sons, lie,
as a special deputy of Hin county,
followed them to this (Baylor)
county, where he, in company with
the sheriff and depuy-sheri1' Of
Shackellord county, overlook the
thieves IN possession OF his horse
and others. The thieves, by some
means, learned the officers were
about, and took every advantage
OF them. Your son was shot
through the thigh and hip OF the
right side; there is, also, Il ball
lodged in hcright shoulder. None
|of the wounds are apt TO do him
any serious harm.
am his physician, and have no
doubt bpt I've viii make a good re-
.covery. lie was wounded on the
morning Of April goth. He feels
well enough this morning to write
himself, il il were not for a slight
wound in the right hand. A ball
from his antagonists Winchester
gun struck his pistol while in his
hand, and caused the pistol 10
bruise his hand, while the ball
shattered and several pieces Of the
lead lodged in his hand and fin
gers. lie is here in n good hotel,
where ! can give him all the at
'tention he may need. write nov
al his request.
Very respectfully,
j.. 5, WnAos.
P..S. The sheriff WIS shot thro'
both arms, and the deputy through
the right hip no bones broken.
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Try US AND SEE.
S. Fl. GUNTER.
May 1sih, 1881.
here star

The Sagdis ice Co., In the west
end Of the store formerly occupied
~ S. II. Gunter, is prepared to
furnish Ice in any quantity TO sui,
purchasers, cheap for cash.
SARn1s les CO.
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IAcK-LrNE has been estab-
! in connection with the mail
this place and Holly
|gs. 1t departs from here on
Thursdays and Satur-
and arrives on Mondays,
and Fridays.
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III. 900 ~ 90 o'''|e"
.s'o ''S'.'"g MS
+''U 'o'"s a''e' business
N0'' ~ '''' "''Se','e''
"i 'e''',eu num- e'ilihs
~ "'''''e0''''iy' o''t TWO
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me ave WIN
= ""'''e 'ooo' 'i'"' iaho OF
Nv .,
e'' "'''' 'e'eS"'eS VI our
I ou''"S S.','oi expect a''ena une
o'n'e'''oH CON
'''e - p~u'1'''''e she @l'h lls1' /
.'oe ""' y, '''.io" y interest
,''' lo''' any '',"' /" may give
e''' impetus 70 uic school
-''so :" ,,''' eou"'y' . INC pros
''''y " "'e utui si'ufSn ID q
E'e"' "eb'Ie oePenaS On inc NJ
'e'S'' ','''i'''e''e" 'ulla"y SCHOOLS
a''u ''en SUCCESS, linen II we
-" a"Ne si,'o''loh "a" III uQis
''' &c "oli" oe I n'PPy anu
''o'pe'o's people, LOT .ne sNccs-
''Se ; Oh ardent spiri's is the
greatest curse OF eaufeh OF state
",' 'o' III favor Oh inc rshl OF
'"''"se ee"eraNy' oelng eA'Slu-
10 women but "4en lha' sub
'ee' Is brought 70 INC h'iio'' as
INNS II VIII, they ought to VOC at
mat hme' Tor they and the chill
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regret very much to learn
he rain Of last Tuesday did
Flerably more harm than good
Z sonth side of the river and
1t of Sardis. We have not
the extent of the damage in.
direction, but have heard
\ is heavy in the vicinity OF
4
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taee bad considerable cool,
rainy ana stormy Weailief
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FEATHER BEDS. he'd Steals. sfat
srvssss. Chairs. Dining Table, walnut, q.
sionA ard osfss hossstg % goods. % y soid
- I.s~~ N Gil sd ssssnfas seeszs -
ny piaes Of residences.
Nv. sensTpr. Star onIes
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RING one OF two days Of the
seek the Baptist ladies have
raising money for their
h by selling
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a STAR cannot give q false light.
Neither could ve suspect ) trusted
friend Of ~faisehosd, ana ny nesey
did Either would be impossible.
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W. T. Dye has Lansing, Haynes
& Co.'S Bhic Ribbon whisky, and
"don't you forget it."
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|. w. d. WoorTEN and Mrs.
! Bowen were married at the
Ence OF Mrs. c. Dodson, Sum
May aad, by Rev. ]. y. Cam
The STARwhich received a
gus portion Of the wedding
hopes for the loving pair a
rich in blessings and radi-
happiness.
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N. papqr Sheriff Smith has
which may BE- q interest
nc business incn'
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G~reenewald's Reduction Sale.
OFFER FOR TWO z

New and completely trimmed
hats, all-wool dress goods, lace,
bunting, choice lawns. Big bar
gains 10 all silk parasols. Reduc-
ton sale. ]. Grccnewald.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

-aaB1mkef8Hfe che Himt
indof HHiisA here
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

The Lansing. Haynes ! 20.
Blue Ribbon whisky Is sold in
Sardis BY w. +. Dye.
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p reported that there was
fcrable fighting among the
fd denizens OF the old field
|day night. Louis Franklin
Harriet, his step-daughter, a
for being drunk and dis
ny, and drew a knife on his
for interfering in behalf of
laughter. This old field is the
. half acre. of Sardis,
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..whaleso II lie Annwy soHtn
I'M continue ~ come into
ri
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BEJACn'S.
THEY HAVE COME.

To WHOM II MAY CoNcERN
This IS 20 certify that W. have de-
livered to Me5srs. Bejach & Brash
lorty-six cases and bales of mcr-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10th inst.
A. ID. ALLEN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALr. G. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring to the above, we will
state that these are the loto Of goods
that our Mr., Bejach went 10 see
about that they are now all in
and on sale,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

Very fine ladies linen clusters at
reduced prices at /. Jresnewalds.
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/. L. @. WRIGHT and Miss
E pearce were married by
'. N. Terry, at the residence
{ brides father, near Sardis,
( 10TH inst. This couple re-
Pe'ed Us kindly approaching
compliments in the shape Of
sparkling wine and delicious
| In common with their many
= u.s. we wish the happy pair a
.le Of conientment and pros
"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

Immense bargains in ribbons al
/. GreenewaId's.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

Window shades window shades
at reduced prices at Grcenewald's.
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IMMENSE BRAGArNsl

about that they are noW all IN
and on sale.
IMMENSE BRAGAINsl
a Candidates will find the
same class of goods at this sale as
offered by rs three weeks ago, this
being the balance Of stock delayed
on the road from our first purchase
OF damaged goods, Amongst 9TH
er bargains ladies will end so pcs.
of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere, n I'D wide, at 35e
worth 81 per yd. 100 pcs. best
real scersucker, ioo per yd. Best
wash poplus, SC per I'd. and bar
gains that can be offered by us only.
DRY-Goops DRY-Goopsl
rs pcs. all wool cashmere, al yd.
wide .3Sc, worth 81, 50 pes, full
yd. wide, all c%olors, age, worth rs.
10 pes. black cashmere, all wool,
3sc, worth soc a yd, and a great
variety Of all grades up 10 $3.50.
buntings, poplins, shirting, alpaca,
debage, etc.
smEsl SILKS! srLRsl
From IS cents TO Sf.so per yard.
STAPLE oooDsl STAPLE GOODS.
10000 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty Ale per yd; 100
pcs. real chcYoit, SC, worth Ioc per
yd ; 100 pcs. best plaid cheyoit,
oIe, worth II. per I'D; so pcs.
best bleaclled drilling, 5ic, worth
I5c Q yd 100 pcs. yd-wide per-
Gales, Tic, worth I2ac, s bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide, &c,
worth Ioe n sd; 1870 pes. best
ginghams,, tic, worth rae; = pes.
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wide,
&c, worth Ioc; 200 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids, 7c, worth Ioc
a I'd: and an endless variety Of
other goods Of this class, all very
cheap,
WHITE Googsl WHITE Goods
OF ever kind and character.
IRISH LINEN IRISH LINEN
.otgli qualities,
KID gLovEsl KID GLovgsi
Immense bargains,
coRsETsi coRsETsl
Special barbains in the above de-
pariment.
SpgcTAITms.-Parasols Shirts,
Shoes, Carpets. Mauings, Win
dow Shades, Etc, and h%ousc-fur-
nishing goods .. every description.
All these arc the cheapest goods
ever offered in Memphis.
BEACH & BRASIL.
, 1881-01-13
4 STRONG PULL.


NEW YORK;, Jan. 19,:-sfrs. Ilannnh c.
Taitontc lives ut No. 2l5 Monroe street.. On
Sept. % 1878, Miss Bridget Fay tried to ring
Mr.. Taltontus front-.loor bell. She pulled
llnrd. the bell-wIre broke, ard Miss Fay fell
down the steps md struck llur head upnn the
pavement; lIer wrist WIS tlfslocatcsl, and her
heati and body were bruised. In suit which
Miss Fay brought against Mrs. Taftontc In
tho Court of Common Plcas s!lu laid her DAM
ages at $4,000. III allowing tile bcll-wfre to
remnin III such condition TINT It WINS easily
broken, 1t WAS claimed tllat Mrs. Tattoutc
Ind d1srognrded duty which she owed to
Miss Fay. Judge Van 1Ioesen, IN tho cham
bers Of tho Court Of Common Pleas; ycster-
day sustained n demurrer to tho complaint,
and gave Judgment for tho defendant. Judge
Van 1loescn says, tint While the plaintiff,
Miss Fay. alleges TINT Mrs. Taltonte owed
to ller tile duty Of keeping the bell-w!ro iii
good condition, she states no facts to show
that she owed TINT duty.
, 1881-01-13

TifE TlkAlbE RETURNS
for tho now yenr llavo not yet taken such
ticiinlt sl,apo Ms to afford mue! Indication at
the course nj business, anl the returns from
tho clearinghouse hero given are largely
Affected by the 1low-year pnymoiits. These
aI'pcnr to hRye bcen larger than oyer before
at most Of tho commercial cities, though tho
comparison Is the less satisfactory because
considerable tart Of such payments were
completed Inst year during the week ending
Jan. 3. Such Indications rs may already be
drawn from acconnts Of business III differ
cnt cities since the llow year bcga,l aro
On Tlt1f WHO'LL: FAVollAnLE. j..
In this city tic volume OF business Is large
for the season., though thero Is nutIceabIy
less confidence IN MI advance OF prices. An
Increased demand for export nppear5 III pro-
visions, and In cotton, MD at times in bread.
stuiis, but not III petroleum.. Operations III
dry goods lave been small, but preparations
nre bolng lnat!o for iarRe spring trade,
through comparative absence OF spec,l-
lntive fec)tng, and tlcalers are sa!d to be dis.
posetl to nct moro cautiously than they did
last year. The sxmrtuttons of breddstutYs,
tlad especially at corn, were larger than ut
t'ls tins Inst yuar, mil without Indication ot
Improvement [Ii prlccs. 4 comparison Of
production With tho exports thus fur mud tho
cstlinuted demand abroad docs rot tend to
encourage business for speculation.
, 1881-01-13
Lnsvlcss Condition of Now Mexico.

Neg York IiHlts.
Tho recent htfHctnus murders III tho TorrltG4
Of New M0x|cU. and tho announcement t1lut III
GOyNrtHIr " obliged to AAk for thu cpi5puratioa
Ut unltod 5tatea troops for tho suppression u
lawlesntaa, M.sAln lrAwa public Intention IL thal
has hean lett very much to tMku cAru Of itsrl!,
and to tho outside world tho ttutlhoa, riots, lnd
killings Anohk tho llltTlKrul Spanish 4nd 4 nci-
lchn IuhAttAntS have brtil regarded ~ Ut ltslo
account. hut huttHr tllpnt,s Ut communication
hus changed a! thls. l'hp fact that itnnlrase
fortunes huv0 been ulAv ln tho TerrltUry IN
comparatively short ilnle, aud that Its annual
er0p ot woA wnultl neuriy pay tho Interest ID
tho Nutional deut, tlas nAtlo II particularly a.
trnGttYe to HteGIllAtOE1 and ttllyGlturoa glGn 10
I'LL pArtH Ut tho uhiun. aid tlurnG tho pNst yeaf
Or two th0y hnv0 tAltef It III iNrH1 ElltuGcss,
Thoy IN rtIrtlnK tlllt the richnuss u tha
ctIlntry IN eult!t. shtttp. and eAltlt.rAsihs
tians. l!tt. unfortunately for the lnan Win Eots
intn th1 business Ut herllny or Hhcep-furLniix.
tlero soolns to By M obligation to du wilt tue
flIl understanding tlAt tho TexAA heEstnHn.
whu hhs pt1G!nptu4 much Of the new iuEd. mover
cAts h's own bsUt unless be tlues 10 ~ III ttl'
Ftt3tl sucst ut s,,Eiu other horlslnan'y tube. la
othor wnrds, It Eily ~ stMtud that tho Territory
tasoats known Aa cOwtoys. who suein tN cotnI.ilt
tht tHost 4esp.trntu crttIies tlutu Us much iof
amusement As fur niy hope OF guin. Thesu lTca
aro tho sprrur OF the Territory, nllI by keeping
hard- working. law abII!1,g j,utlplo and cautious
CAPITALISTS away, very ser!uusty Eetnrd ~, 10
pFUKrcss. II Gov. Wnl!acDs trip to WsIshnStoin!
results ~ so.lle un'acrstanding by whIcl! ths esn
sort u uleck, the peop'e wh0are n,nst Interested
"a New hcxlco 4ouM to have oyery keasua ~
h}pe thAt Il now cru OF rapid growth Al.d PFos'
ptrlty Will CONS to tho Territory,
, 1881-01-13

Texas f'acE1lc bonds figured prominently In
tho, .ttea1tllgs, and rose to 75s{ for tho
!'tcqnicS md G'}{ for tic 1iEo
Graax1c flrsts. Tho Iron Mountain first
Mfhtifnl1tl incomes were also conspicuous,
thh |hftlMr ucctnlng from, 9l to tr',S* aud al
,ynIRihh foat14, whilu tho hitter ross from Is
TO oaa, Alnl :lntcr sold nt 7Bi,1178H. III
dfnnapol's. Bloomington Il Wcsturn Incomes
sold up From 7lx 10 ~, md dropped
Ia st1aF tskansns Il ,rexas secpluls
declined Under lloavy saies from
n u tf5Gi chesapeake 4; Ohio, Cass u, tic.
clintSafrhn q IL 81 willis Its currency Is
adssnGed frt,h, 5oX to 81 Eric new second
tuns6H wtr'' actlve at iot]IQDlole9lot4. At
nse INST ntd seeuilh cnlI ot.
vi ..,;rhE NEW yonK MINING HOARD
Io:lny MOOSE declined to l4o, -,Alto Mon
tnt1n u 101, Climax to -, Consolidated VIr.
kftiih tb2t. Annie IL 48, md Cherokee to lto.
AtEllio t!lst three calIs Of tho American,
Mi'iihf isPatd Doston Consolidated advanced
10 y California to LEO, and Union Consoli.
Nugktt tp!1A,
, 1881-01-13

Tho Remainder or Calls iIund sn..
ronder-StttinE.E Hull TO He t,nraur.i
or Drlvcn AcrOsh the Lfme-Desth u
Captured Nqt1aV.

THO Retnafn1cr or f.ntI,m 1t,r,, ou
r.,,da.M"...,.sa- III. -. -, l'nlN Sa's !
%er-n.'t' nn .,s,.s'. Il"tl 70 Mo Garsuret
or nrivcn Acr"s. the hfne-I'cath II
sssstat n.patea 10 n. cateoao 7rtouus
ST. PAUL, Mlnn., Jan. 1a.-rlo foItowt,,
,ttlytces have lust been rtueivnti fro,n ~
1'n,"'": nv. ,..,..-.-,
=, Iho iha,ans who escnpetl from Mai lI.s |
rather chilling rcceptIon Mt thn hssa
Of s,ttIny.I,ml, rot.r,,na T., o n n@n
1,t,,o. -, .otulneu " lopH
a.'ses anu surfeideretl' Tlet
surrender coi'ipcls tic capltllAtion Of Ga!r,
entire band. Tho fact TINT they got the gr,d
bounce from Sitting BULBS cat,,p auI,e,a t
., ."so'aolo =. '''lica'oh VI 1no o1i mans lntee
lion 70 surrender; anu yot betting woaldh
about even OIL this question. Willis no ae,h,
measures arc in progress rs far ns con % T.
learned atft TIM nr,sc,,ro NJ ,nre., t,o%" w." ',
,roa,,s, t. naaI., ~ ~ ~ tse po"y
.aus ' y, .e hga IN numbers to coN
With S!ttlng-HulPs' and bring him to tcr
, 1881-01-13

TALES Tuf.D flr EXAMINING ITS TRAIL
Special Di'pasea to 7At Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yonn, jan. 1a.-'rhe Public says:
The new year opct,s with large exclsarges,-
Mt New York tho largest evur known, and
outside Of Now York the largest OH record,
unless 1t be- for tho first week Of December.
The lncrease IN comparison With the extraor.
dinary transactions Of Inst January Is not
very equally distributed, and New Orleans
anl Cleveland show a decrease, while tho
entn ut some other polntsis small. This city
utl Cllicagb ire close rtvalsin largu increase
Of transactions, but tho exchanges probably
originating In sales ct stock were
not far from s40o, ,000, 200 last week, and the
remaining exchanges, tlough tho largest M
record, Mt S7s0. 0o0, QUO, ara only u per cent In
cxcess of those of tho corresponding week
last year, nfter similar reductions.
TIE CHICAGO nUs1NEss,
large rs tits, looks small III comparison with
TINT ot tho first week In Deccmber wltei,
SIl, COX, 100 was the amount OF exchanges. In
decd, Philadelphia IL tho only city Mt which
tile exchanges of that week nro grcntly sur
passed. Tile following Includes, M usual,
tic exchanges at San Francisco for the week
ending Jan,.l, with those ut other cities for
tile week ending Jan. g:
, 1881-01-13
THE MACHINE.
IT Will. SPLIT THE FATTY AGAIN.

Special DIspdtsh to 7As Chicago Tribune,
NEw iolsK, Jan. 1a.-The Senatorial figllt
ut Albany opened this morning with III
creased bitterness. Tho flank ,noye-
ment executed last night by the i,iia-
chine managers adds fnei to the
fire, md liaa created MI unusual feyer u,nors
the politicians. 1t Is warm In all directions,
with every fndicntlons Of two Republican
cn,tcuses for Senator and prospect Of tic
Democrats holding tie balance Ut pow
er between the Republican ilctloi,s.
The minority OF Democrats in
tho Legislature aro by the events suddenly
becoming Important factors lii tho Senatorial
contest. That tllts movement should havo
bce'. resorted To by tic n.nchtho In taken as
III admission on their pnrt tint II few daya'
cnnvnssinK would !njuro tho chance Of that
side.
THE SNAP cAucus s,ovE
Is said to have originated with John +,
Smith, nilu ia characteristic of lin, US he de-
lights In such sharp practices, nlld in stirring
iii ttuult Coming In ndynnca NJ
the announcement OF the Committees,
It enables tho lrrlchtue managers tn ,sp tt,n
positions on committees Ms wlifps II, ,lrlyo ti,o
lncmbers lin Ia signing fnr fho cnIf
aud bu,ldozo thom into tim nm,
chine. A majority Of the senuto cnm,
CHS Commlttee, wns In" Tho ax.onhf,,
f,nom,nr lnst ,,iult randy +, ,m,,ot viii, tl,a
finnse tnmnIttcn nj tlo tin. ,ixnd ,h,t +hn,,
WEIR, ,,lyun IN onnortmnttv tbo s,,n.s s ,,'"n s
mtt,t jn,ltr s,,rl,,,., witi,ottr INV m"c,tm~ ~
tin Assonhly Cnln,ntttne, II ia sni,, ti,"t ,,,ia
l,as - "S>|>' '''''~ ''''"
nrctnEn THE Avr1.wAcf,1xr ,,pu
mt tn roct,u,,,xe tha ,nuri.inn ronc"s Int
to l,ol,t mi, of thnIr avn. rho n"oattnr
thon n,isrs. INV manv mo,nIors .vi,'
nttrna tt,o ,norh,u0 c,urms AMI ,,n,,,
,mnnv IN tttdo,a,1 intt, fiat ,a,,,, 's l., .,,
,,ronfsc NJ nlocos M ro,n,n,tteoa ~, ros;. o
tfnns ~ 11norl,oo,nra o,. rtar.. l., ,,,o ,s,.,,
hlv II secms tn huvo ,,n,v h"aon". ] ,,no"s.
sttv II hnlJ tho T,om,ut,tuou hu"r mil, o ostas
int ..,'cns '''S ~"''>'>s" '"~fN "''''' "3te'
n.,,u r,o,,r ~. o,,a,,.,
r., auon a ,nonn,r int ~ ,,t,i a.ta.,,, +tun,
, 1881-01-13
WORLDS FAIR,

NJ RUAlHltGIta 1ESTENI1AY,
New Y0i.K, Jun. 13.-Tllo Worlds Fair
Commission decided to-day TINT alternates
should have the right to participate tn tho
discussion, but not to vote except III tho ab-
scnce of tho Commissioner. A F1nnnco
Committee was appointed. Ex-Nlayor Coop
or teildorel Ills resignation, and it was unatl-
lmously accepted, Cornelius Vanderbilt was
elected to fill ths vacancy. On motion Of
Mr.. Hayward, ct Nebraska, 4 resolution was
adopted directing tho Executive Committee
to furnish all OF tho nonresident Commits
sioners with a full, clenr, arid comprehensive
report Of whnt f,as been done by tho Conf
mission, and the work thoy expected to .lo,
together with the map a1ld description OF the
proposed site, with II view Ut having tho s,lb-
tcct lnld before various Legislatures now iii
ess1on.
Tho Committee on Permanent Organtza-
tlon desiring further tlnlo to make report,
recess was taken.
AT THE AFTERNOON sEss1oN
d communication was received from the
American Agricultural Association, tender
ing assistance, pecuuiary and otherwise, to
the Commission. Brief addresses were luado
by George a. 1}aker, Of Ohio, and 3. s. Bev-
icr, of Kentucky, throwing out suggestions
Reconsideration Ut tho Executive Committee.
Afr, Heyler contended that tho sQuabblIng
and dissension amounted To nothing, ard pre-
Atcted TINT tho differences would be recon-
clled.
, 1881-01-13

In A1,c 1,fatorp ~ +bo N,tt,,, ,,ot %hn
f1c,n,,tt,n" th,,,. H., .,,..,'",..' ' -. III,
,,n,,a t,a.,. ,"n"s,.. 49," '"1 oart ~ ~""u"
NV a,,s n.e" "lse's l'E,e"sett h"a ING
."''' o"i' Vset coHlI%l'eu IN charRo
tehso''aole rases OF transportation,
rs WeFe cf,tlteinblatcsl III t'ie net OF ts'0,
which gives tho Legislature tho
right to retf,,cu fires null frcights
where tho rypEs Of ron{ls al,nlt
exceed to bcr ccnt nin,nl1v m thu s,tin nctu-
ntty cyrnnttct in Tim rnustrhrttr nf ,no,,e
n,MI nvn tl,u r,lrrcnf, ,tnol,i will rot,, a,,,t
wli,,out ,t,.nr;mi,nt,'n, ), "''N '"''' '1''
,r,,,, e,.,,...,n.,,,..' '''"s'"', "'..
''''' wa oS a,,',, f"AS7'o"fA"
y,,,,,,..., ain. ,,.n 10y
~. ''"G. ',. WI .""e report oti elo p1es-
c"L Htu'ttp'f o1 tae ratir0hu PROT
lem II, tho Stasa Of New York.
After rectttng tic story ot tho w0rk 0f Tho
Hepburn Committee, nnl cjnrgiuu Tint It
fAtlgal because n 1uutDrtty nf tin Sr,,nf. IInt1
been elccie,l In TIM rnfIrnnt1 intrreat nni m
Bill rpufd mss wtt,Inut Mr vn,,,orii,t,s
rnnsnut- ttnv ,rc 49,, -, st,,o t,,ot so,'.,r,I
.tI,u,,,,, ,,on 49,, w. ~ a.u ss Hc'e!M'
rost until H., .ess'. ".s. W. -, e,c. ~
,I.,,.. !' .ne teiot1's recommended ny tl'e
,aelouln % eomahittec are secured. As At,
l''MstF'|tloh OF the workings OF tho
r0llcy or tho railroads, tllGY cite stu
tlstlcs. from Which they uettucc tho
statement that "If, insteui Of watering
the stuck uf tI,nYc rnatls in INF
a,ut ISIS. Mr. Vnmlrrh,lt hnd r..,,ucci
Tim rotra 1T t,,rs,,st,tI,,, ~, ,,',,,,t ,.,tet.
,,,,,,,t,, I.a,,. .,t.,.,'', - ~ ".'s "'.." -.
t,,.,, ,,t"ts y ~ tc"I nIt WV" u,e
+.e,. '"ta'"'p!'ns e"pA"'' LIZ pupllc WoulA,
~ e'lc pfescllt lllHe' l'a'c becH
S'b,0o000o HITTER OFF.
anu S45.No,0N OF stock which cost only the
paper ANIL ink with which 1t wns printed,
a1ni which is now quoted at $50