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, 1881-09-18

AIuSc1E, Ind, Sept 17--Thonlas Straight
and Charles Deter, Of Franklin County.
about o'clock yesterday evening, met on the
Ki1gore farm, eight miles west of this city,
a1ld there began quarrel Deter took 4
doub1e-Darreled shotgun and fired the con-
tents Of both barrels into the stomach of
Straight, almost entirely disclnboweling
lin. Deter then fled to the residence Of his
nnother-in-law, distance Of nine miles, and
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart with a revolver Of thirty
two calibre. The cause Of the trouble was
that Deter had been too intimate with
Straieht's wife, whom he lad separated
from for some time. Straight is. in 4 dying
condition, while the Coroner of this county
is holding all inquest on the body of Deter.
, 1881-09-18

the peniteutlary for forgery. and after sery-
ing eighteen months escaped. since wilic!t
tic robbery lie viii be returned to serve out
lis his unexpired i d term. Brasstield answers u the
description Of the leader in tle recgrt a1tnlr
we'll, and appears badly frightened. ne
comes of ba1 family, his brother havlnS
been sent to the penitentlary Tor grano iai-
ceuy only last month.
, 1881-09-18
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

PrrrsBuKG, Pa, Sept. 17.-Gercrat Secre-
tary Jones, Of the Coal Miners Association,
has given notice to the retail operators that
if the price Of coal is not reduced within one
week, another strike will be inaugurated by
tile miners for all advance to five cents per
busi,el for mining. The operators have
lately conceded the miners all advance from
three anu u half to four cents, and at the
same tirne,raised the retail price OF coal to
IL cents. Secretary Jones claims. that this
advance is unnecessary and extortionate.
, 1881-09-18
SERIOUSLY STABBED.

Co1uMDCs, O., Sept T.-Jalnes Toland,
colored waiter in the llome-Made Bakery
Restaurant, was seriously and perhaps ia
tally stabbed during All alteration with
Shoebert Tibbets. all engineer on the Sc!oto
moutl'. o Tibbets is now in jail.
, 1881-09-18

SOFIA lena IF4buNe.
A Doozy fellow sat on the iron railing just
north of the post-o1lice on Friday afternoon,
and losing his balance, fell over backward. He
struck the back Ut his head with such furce on
the stairway, about halfway down, as 10 break
into the basement and picked himself up with
the remark 10 q number Of bystande1s who had
witnessed the somerset I tell sc, fellows,
'sno use talking. l came from good stock. Takes
su1hln' stronger n iron to phase this old head,
bet yer ufe,"
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Ar1rTTTEn-

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 1s.-Clay Wilson, who
last June killed James Moon i'll saloon i'll
this city. was today acquitted by the Grand
Jury Oh i plea Of self-defense.
, 1881-09-18

Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Ia., Sept. 17.-About2 2 CLOCK
this morning the store Of White Bros, at
Edenville. Marshall County, was robbed antt
burned. Loss Oh goods ami building,
$1,000; Insurance, $500.
, 1881-09-18
CHICAGO.

The still alarm to Engine Company Is at
$50 O'Clock last night was caused by the
burning of a defective tlue in the building No.
So Lake street, occupied as paper ware
house by Messenger Bros. THE damage Was
about 500, caused almost entircl J by water.
, 1881-09-18

DEADwoop, Dak.. Sept. T.-M. A. Dltten-
hotter shot four times and fatally wounded
Charles posner today III quarrel over the
ownership Of property.
, 1881-09-18
A EIE(1) iSCAREATE,

RocE1ASu, Nc, Sept. 17.-Charles Smith,
a laburrl. last night shot and killed his wife,
infant son, and motler-in-law, ant attempted
10 kill Mrs. Metcalf, on old lady living III the
ho.tse. but she, with two children, escaped.
The murderer gave himself up. Cause, ieal-
ol1sy Of his wife.
, 1881-09-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.-Jolln Il. FRANK
lin, Il former clerk i'll the Wenona (lll} fost-
Office, where lie is wanted for the forgery OF
ney-orders, was arrested here THURSDAY
evening. He has made full confession.
, 1881-09-18

JACKSON, o., Sept. 1.-THE strike of the
miners of Horse Creek Valley came to an
end today by the operators agreeing to give
the advance OF 10 cents per ton asked by the
miners Work will be resumed A10nuay.
, 1881-09-18

ATIAE1A ED {ANU UEtAlE4**
DENVER, Colo, Sept 1S.-W. B. Ragland
and Thomas Burns, contractors, were this
evening attacked and badly beaten with a
cane by &. S. Dcgarmo. Kasland was pr0ba-
biz fatally injured, The cause was law
suit Degarno was arrested.
, 1881-09-18

= Special Dispatch to The chtcceo 1rt'st'.e-
~Os1Kosn. Wis, Sept. ia fire this morn
ing destroyed number OF icc-ilouses OF the
Engine Ice Company, owned By M. Ness,
and slaughter house and six hogs, the
81, J00..
, 1881-09-18

N0USRKE ERS

If you wish to pur-
chase anything i'll Fine
Furniture, Plain Fur
nitlll:e, Best Custom
Made Furniture, Bril-
liant Carpets, Com
Portable Carpets, Com
mon-Sense Carpets,
strictly the best Car
pets, and il: you want
the latest, best, most
modern
, 1881-09-18

BosToS, Sept 17.-Durins a quarrel this
afternoon between Harry Forbes and George
". Townsend, a well-known marine diver,
Forbes shot Townsend through the neck
aid then shot himself in the head, and fell
dead Townsend will probably die.
, 1881-09-18

THE NEW YORK FoREsT-FtREs.
CARTILAGE, n. T., Sept. 17.-Thc forest
fires arc spreading rapidly in this vicinity.
Crops. stock, and many buildings have peen
burned. Twenty houses in al Irish settle
me,,t have been destroyed since Thursday
night.
, 1881-09-18

PURE .SUG4iIt.
Pure G Sugar: :


By recent invention, Starch or Corn
Sugar (nore generally known us Gilt
c0sc), heretofore quite extensively usen
by COufcctionerS, Brewers, etc.. has been
mo,ia sut1fcirntlg = flry and white 50 that it
la.1"c sum !a ~" ,,';n5 iii, III
can ne Po"aeieu anu !liAfu W. 80
Sugars. 1t raises 1he Stanuafu OF COLOR
1artynly hut mt heinz. 50 sweet. reduces
thn sacrlnr;nn stranGth- making If ncc-
lAe oaAs 1ie
fIc nsna1 t]cgrco .of swectness. Large
n1tantities Of fiis mixture are now being
made and sold under various brands.
As refiuers OF Cane Sugar. We are. in
, 1881-09-18
Hav'elneyel's&Elder, ,
l27 WALL-ST., new YORK.

I. regard HAVEMETERS DC
Graduated, and Co'Iecti0,.ers'
lMoMitfeI Sugars to be the Patrest,
Strongest. and Best Sugars made IN
this country. acl.ich contain Is to 80
per cent more snccItari,.e. strength
than other 3'etinerie*. don't DelieCe
u1v prudent Housek;eeper, aU7,o has
aug respect for good health, can
afford to use a7aU other brand Of
1Si{fIH1.S.
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Hnuae or rnmn,nns.

London, March ll.--Debate on tho nrms
bill In tho house Of commons last nigh.
showed that after tho speaker had pul
remsiring amendments, in accordance With
Mr. Glldstone's resolution that thoy bo pu,
to vote forthwith, Sir William Harcourt
home toefoiaiy, moved 10 recommi,
tho BILL In order io,s% smond clause
ORC by providing compensation for
erms voluntarily surrendered. Mr. Parnejl
moved oH amendment provision 70 recomnit
Iho Dill also TO lmit tao tmu OF tbe bill 10
june, 1884, bu' The amendment YVES nega.ivcd
by vote OF 208 81.
Final appeal Of the Tichbonc claimant TO
tho house of lords 20 deulsre the fop,epus
which DO received Illegal, has been
GJcidei after y long afgumen. hy
Judah !. Benjamin, claimqn3s council.
Lord Chandler cQnltmcd Che decision Of tha
coucta below and dismissed appeal.
The News, Ia leading article tlis
morning, discussing tho rumor that
Mr., Gladstone would resign the
chhncellorship OF tho orcheQuer
retaining tho ofce of first lord says
il is possible Gladstone might at some future
time take advice Of his friends and not unite
the premiership with tho thancollorship Of
crchequer. II seem reasonable TO think whom
MIR. Gladstone has put finances IN shape he
might resign chsncellorship. The News
suggests Mr.. George j. Gorheu as Mr..
Gladstone's successor in tho chancolorship.
j. u. Coast, conservative member from
Chatham, gave notice that no would on
Monday next move for writ for election at
Northampton in tho room of Mr..
Charles Bradlaugh. Mr.. Gladstone
replying to tho question, said no believed that
neitdsr Sir Evylyn Woods Bocrs had pro.
posed an armistice, but Mr.. Brand, president
Of tho Orange froe ste,oshsd dono so. Tho
question Of appointing committees 10 COM
sider tho matter under dispute no oAid Is
under consideration by tho government, but
oil rumors about poace nogoialiors arc pro.
mature or groundless.
In tho house committees this afternoon
MIR. Gladstone said he had hoped, Il tho
proposed to foiiiSle business in tho
committee of supply was eccoeded
70 ho would DO able 70 devote
Thurs1sy week 90 debate On tho Candphnr
question. Theio Nle afiy supplementary yolo,
cI money 10 be taken before tho close Of ,hr
luanoial yoer. IL was proposed 10 fx por.
ton Of The Afghan war expenses to DO born
by India st $4,000 600, which will partly bt
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Washington, March l1,--Secr2tsry Blaiue
to.dpl addressed auoto to tho British lsga-
tion ~ the subject Of tho false reports sent
by ~ Aotos Bdtish Consul ST Philadelphia
10 regard to the prevalence Of disease among
swine Of tho western states. Tho secretary
reitcra.eg tho statements nsda in Eyart S
note of tho 7th Of March, that al! means
ofinformatioa ut tho recourse of tho depart.
men. concur in showing tho late published
report a; wholly without foundation, and
sends copies Of resolutions Of the merchants
exchange Of ST.. Louis and chamber Of com,
moico of Cincinnati, explicitly denying TIE
report OF disease among awinB, and showing
the condition Of tho stock in she states OF
Ohio snd Illinois is exceptionally h0slthy
Tho statement OF Mr.. Crump ia regard to
tho prevalence CT disease in Ohio
is empGotcally End fully denied
The SECRETARY OF state sont also
the substance Of communication received
from the secretary Of The treasury conveying
an explicit denial of The report published ia
England and asking tlat the character aud
source Of the information on which UWmp's
Dispatch WIS based DO sscer!ained. In an
swer TO the British minister's statement th4t
tho conaul IL Philadelphia made his ropofi
upon what appeared 20 b. good authority,
thcseCietary Of the State says that all this
government cap learn Bitor su8rch-
iog inquiry leads ire'js,nhlv to ,bo con.
clu.i0n thci Tho Eood fUtb her maiasty's
Representatives, al PfNslWpom hs. basu
Imposed upon b. dEr rs srs7ulGor. ''
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.


Washington, March 1l..--After the read
ing of tho journal George +. Edmunds, Of
Vermont approached and took tho oath of
Office, as senator for his new term.
The vice-president laid before the senate
communication from Secretary Window,
stating that no had forwarded to the governor
OF Minnesota his resignation as senator from
that state.
Mr. Johnston, Of Virginia, offered resolu.
hon, which wss adopted, calling on the
attorney general for copies of any reports
made during the las. session of congress 10
the department.! of justice, in relstion to the
conduct of operations of the Uritod States
marshal and deputies, tho district attorney
aud commissioners in the western distric. Of
Virginia
Mr. Pendleton called up his resolution for
The formation Of senate committees.
MIR. Davis, Of Illinois, expressed MS in
tenuon TO voto for tho organization OF tile
committees as proposed by tho democrats,
but declined the honor rendered him OF
ehairmanship Of tho Judiciary committee
snd moved to substitute the name Of Mr.. Gar.
land, OF Aarksnsas, for that poritian.
Iae vice president sustained lho p.in; OF
order raised by Mr. Oonkling that the reso.
luuoa Tor reorganization OF the senate COM
mil,ees was not noW 10 order, from which
decision ho appealed for Mr.. Pcndeton.
Eho appeal was discussed NJ considerable
length, but without tpiing vote the sonatc
went lnl0 executive session and soon after
adjourned Wul Monday.
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met by remission of ea,0O0O0O debt due
The introduction of the land bill before
Easter will depe,d on whether necessary
supply is finished.
me spesker announced that no would
submit tonight the new rule for application
OF urgency to supply.
ny India and partly bya sories Of annual
grants TO ludia
or Stafford Northcote said he WAS anxious
10 sulpaMfhe government in any arr
nNntpi taAeess, but tho application Of ur-
WVfS 10 sA,,ily was q matter f,r rraye
shesstoi " connection with this state,
ffrt hsnlle noted that there ia 20 be A
GGfNfhns Sins conservative party at the
oeffon cli Tomorrow.
No '-,.p isIone also stated in the house this
at'ernoth that tho government will ask A
note or account for threp months
After Ms. Parnell moved the rejection of
hh arms bill, Sir William uowland declared
that the purposes of tho land league were
very similar TO those of the Fenian orgsniza-
Mr.. Paracll denies ths. there
wsS any connection between tho land
league, and the Fenisos, tbough
latter bad sent money to the league.
Mr. Justin McCartry disolsimed responsi-
pili,y Tor the language used by tho American
ngits.ors.
MIR, Foster closed the aepate by expressing
regret at the Introduction of tho bill
Mr. Parnel!s motion Was seconded bv a
vote of 275 to 8.
The third reading of tho bill carried BY a
vote Of 260 10 2S.
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Courtesy TO slc Atlantic squadron.

Washington, Msrch 1l.--loar-Admir.l
Wyman, commanding the United
States force II Atlantic station, reports,
undor date of New Orleans, March
OH, as followa Tho U. s, S. Alliance left
this anchorage on tho lnh for Baton Rouge
and Matches. The Kearsage saila on tho 9th
for Mobile, Havana, Key West and Hampton
Roads. On tho 10Th, during visi. of these
vessels nt the port of New Orleans, every
courtesy has b on extended 10 myself and
officials of LVu,sisns and by tho citizens oi
New O,leaus. Never during my service
which hss been in esory portion of the
globa, have mot with so much kindness,
with such proluse and generous hospitality,
Thousands from many of tho states Of tue
union had visited the vcslcla, strengthening
mo in my opinion heretofore expressed that
in the inlcrtpt of Tho navy the vessels of the
north Atlantic sQua iron should Wait our
home ports north aud sonth whenever they
can be sra,ed from other duties, and cspe.
csllv thosh ports whore our citlGons have
litlle or no knoEl0lpc &c Toe navy.
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national bank of Cleveland, Ohio. The sec.
retary recles tha. sinoe the 10th u,imo,
about nineteen million dollars OF LEGAL
tenders have been deposited by tho banks
for the purpose OF retiring their circulation.
OF his amount. ono nomi!ion was returned by
the treasurer, the request therefor having
boou received before any redemption Of
notes had been mndc or security on tho
bonds de.veEoreG Of tho remaining eighteen
Flillion. The SECURITY bonds therefor havo
either been surrendered for redemption
sgainst tho amounts which Rave already
boen made, and transactions have been SO far
completed ,hn, it has been decided that the
presidents Of tho department ia similar cases
Ue adhered to, and no return Of legal tenders
be made Secretary Window also decides
that the Identical U. S. bonds held as security
for circulation notes, which were recently
Withdrawn by the banks Gun be ro deposited
without transfer, provided the bonds besr no
assignment except that Of the treasurer oftho
United States 10 the bank re.iring it.
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Four Ncsroes e., ag,,e,l in Arnassas.

New Orleans, March ll.--A Little Rock
special to tho Democrat says information b
been received of tho lynehiig Of or
Harris, Giles Peck, John Woods AID
Hoskins four ncgtoes implicated in the
der Of Mlsa Maltio lshnaol, near Joneso,
Cralghead county, by gang
OF masked mon, vaFiously ss,imstod at from
two to three hundred. The lynohers sprsng
out of Tho woods, surrounding the builiine
where thencgroes had been temporarily placed,
ovofpowered tho guards and taking The
prisoners hanged ,hem to treo nesr by,
and disappeared as quietly and silently as
they gathered. It is claimed that prior to
the execution the negroes made full confes.
sion, giving u detailed account
| Of tho crime, alleging that Mss
lshmsella we9 killed. for refusing 10 Disclose
the hiding place ot n large sum of money,
which her brother had received few days
before the tragedy occurred. The lynching
has intensified excitement in tho neighbor,
hood of tue crime.
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HOUSE,
The house mot in regular order.

The house mot in regular order.
Mr. Anderson offered resolution requr-
irg tho sneiller 10 institute inquiry concern.
ing tho mysterious disappesrsncs Of the pro.
hibiiiou resolution from the speakers table.
Mr.. Sttihbliug presented petition from
Scurry county, pakipg TO he attached TO
Mitchell county Tor judicial purposes.
Mr. Dpvid'on presented petition from
cit.2'ns Of BelJon shts ,t the passage Of the
railrcst bill.
Mr.. 2urhs presented petition from citi.
2ons of Rtl Hyer ouuriy, for prohibition.
Mr Uptop presented u petition from cii.
Ean3 ~ FGyai.e county against prohibition
Mr.. Faux presented a petition from L. w,
Duncan, asking eSomdtion from taos.
Discussion on tho railroad bill was re.
fumed
Ca motion Of Mr.. King tho bill and sub.
stiluie was tsbl1d, subject to call.
a message from tia governor was received,
recommending the extension Of nd tournament,
and committee of hro was appointed 10 set
on The contents of ssid message
Mr.. Baker arose to = question Of privilege
lie said he had been misroprcsuntei by
certain newtpapcrs and wished hi6 oxplana-
ton spread upon the journal.
iha honAe then hul0urned un'll y. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Matlock cslled up the prohibition
resolution, which WAS postponed.
Under the call Of the house. Mr.. Finlsy
offered resolution that oil bills come up in
regular order, Laid over under the ruoa.
Mr.. Marr's resolution, limiting speeches,
WIS lost
The bill regulating foes for collection Of
taxes passed.
The bill preventing tenants from removing
toole, crops. etc, without the consent OF
landlord, was lost.
Tho committee on tho governors message
reported resolution fixing sdjournmunt ior
tho 22na.
Full discussion was again resumed on tho
| prohibition resolution.
Af,cr ihn Offering Of an amendment, tho
call of the house was ordered snd ono man.
b-r skipped oft OF q window, %, ciadiuy ,Lc
whole businegs.
The house refused :, concur in the senate
amtrdmen, 20 thatsx bill.
The house then adjourned II | 7;s0 p, m.
NIGHT SESSION.
Aiior tho call, Of tho honso quorum WA,
obtSihe1
Mr Denmnn wanted Mr.. Tankersly
brought before tho bar Of the hou,o for
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raucus Of orpcmocrniic scnntoru

Washington, March 1.-THE democratic
senators held q briefcaucus this nornirg and
unanimously agreed to carry out the pro-
grammc heretofore agreed upon for tho i'm,
mediate organization Of the sanste com-
mitteo. Rumor, ofN compromise with re-
pu6iicaas ior division Of contro' Of tla sgnatg
ahvo no substantial foundation, No sucn
proposition was considered n to.day's meet
iug and ptomirn. dcmocrINC sena:0rS say
thoy have no. heard Of any proposition Of tho
Nud lum other ,i'o.
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hhe Manufacture of Paper Gut OF He.
Saase, Cotton Stalk and 0hra an
Accomplished rncf.

New Orleans, March Whatever
don6t may have existed heretofore as to the
praeticabil'ty ofmsnufacturiug paper out Of
oeg.sse, cotton stalk and okrs has Deen
hnlly answered through tho efforts OF Mr..
Thomas }. Speer, who recently forwarded
to Mobile paper MIL several samples Of
il5er, and hes received back iivo distinct
specimens manufactured pnper from vari-
Gus portions OF tho ol,ra stem, ona Of tho
cotton and one Of sngsrcSue utalk. These
samples are all satisfactory, bu. the cotton
sample !; especially go, Tor fac specimen of
writing paper is tue result. The okrs spci-
mems v"fy from the cosrselt stout wrapping
papeF to a soft and silky shoot, almost tissue
pauCr.
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The Bradlsugh Case.

London, March LIN tho Queens bench
division In the ac.ion brought byS person
nam,d j. q. CLARK to recover chOo, penalty
from NJ Brsdlaugh, for having sat and voted
in tho house or commons wlthou,
having taken the oath, Justice Matthews
gave Judgement that Bradlaugh's defento Of
his rjrht lo take m Affirmation is allowed, If
toe olnrts 1T law we're wrong. From this
dacislon Dledlsugh will probably appeal.
Az Mr. brallauga request, execution In his
case hos been stayed in order 70 allow him
tp rnpaul
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san antonio.

san antonio.
Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, March ll.-Work on the
Sunset extension has commenced in esrnes,
About mile of track has been lsij west of
the city and construction bridges will begin
Immediately.
j. IL. Cocker, an old and respected citizen
Of this county, retired 10 bod st his house on
Saledo street last night, The family found
him dead this morning having passed away
during sleep.
Federal court isin Fession. No important
business was transacted.
The San Antonio singing societies will be
well represented at the Galveston ssngerfest.
Ex.mother Superior Rosclin, of tho con-
vent, fell dead this evening in the garden of
tkat institution, of heart disease. She taught
school in the morning apparently in good
health
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ntyestOu,
Special TO the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Galveston, March ll.--Tho motion for A
writ Of mandamus in the celebrated case Of
the McPhail heirs va. Sspley and Platten.
berg, to compel the district clerk to mako out
u neutrality-suspicious. having taken the pau.
peas oath, WAS refused by tho supreme
court.
The gauge of The city railroad carsis being
| changed 50 all ,he cars may be utilized fof
the sangorCest. San Antonio will s0nd dole.
CATION Of 100 singers. The Ssugerleat opens
| April 18Th snd lasts six days. Grand prepa
| tau9ns are being made.
1t i reported on good authority that Jay
Gould ms purchased the GalyeslQn. lIoGS.
ton aud Henderson radrcRl and win bulls
| depois etc, here.
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slipping out of the window under call o.
the house in the afternoon session. Ruled
out of order.
The prohibition resolution was called up
and postponed.
Under the call of the house the general
appropriation bill WAS taken up, amended
ana discussed, consuming tho entire nigh,
session.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
The senate rospportionment committee
has concluded to make Dallas and Ta-rsn,
counties one senatorial district.
Members ftho Legislature seem willing tc
serve the country some more, hut wsut the
governor to call IN extrs session so as 10 gel
S6 per dsy.
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New York, March ll.--Oapt. Robert /. II.
Lewis, United States navy. late comm andsr
ofthc United States ship Shenandoah, in,
the South american squralon, who was 10
turning home by the steamer city Of Rio
Janeiro rs on invslid. died ut sea Feb, 23.
His body was brought 70 New York In
charge OF DR.. franklin B, Stephenson, past
assistant aorgeon United 5 tates navy.
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qnyiorssilge
Special to The Herald.

special TO the Herald.
TayloFsville, March ll..-Colonal Burln-
game engineer in charge Of the surveying
ps,ty Of the Missouri Pacific, arrived in
Taylorsvillo to-day. The Distance from hero
to .Tomple junction on tho Blnts Fo being
thirty FIVE miles,is almost tangent of The total
distance, and only two streams to cros1. Had
not this present legislature retarded the pro-
gress of rmlrl ads by their iilibustcring there
was little doubt but the road would be con.
slructed 10 this point Said legislature re-
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

x-@oNernsr rhroekmerfon's Health
improsed-Iay Gould Buys tho
6aIvesfos, Houston & Render-
son Raiiroad-Grand PrepR-
ra'ions for the Galveston
sangerfest-rhe woth.
ersupcrior nt san
Antonio Dead.