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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

is not man in Sleepy Hollow that t.
more determined than he is to shape tie
Legislation Of the future that the superar-
nuated mothers of men shall not be left
homeless in their closing years.-NeU
NorthUest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04
GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

Invented by Tho- Corbett and prepared for fifty
wears by the CANTERBURY SOCIETY or SHAKERS,
nj SHAKER VILLAGE, n. II. Those who have fail
ed TO be benefited by other >arsaprLs are earnest
ly desired to make single trial of this pure and
wholesome compound of shaker >ar.aparilla, Dan
eelion yellow Dock. Mandrake, Black Cuho,h, Gar
get, Indian Hemp. and The Berries Of Juniper and
fubeb united with odde nj potassium, made by the
Socetv because il is safe, falling, and adapted
to all ages and both sexes.
II clcnnses the blood. regulates the stomach and
bowels. purifes the -vstem of humors aud Inherited
Diseases and j. ut priceless value III maintaining the
health Of the household. Inquire for toRBErr )
SHAKERS sARsArAEiLf.A. sold cyerywhere
SHAKER's VILLAGE, y. H., Jan. /, ISs0.
n,-Fnciose Stamp for shaker Manual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

The Live. Insured by the Society carefully sc
lecfed in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing by this broad field Of operations an AZ
ditiona and exceptional safety to- he Policy holders
The assurances are made only the Mutual Prem.
ums Principal. The Surplus are returned annually 10
he Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

THIS INCOMPATIBLE NUTRIENT, ia richie
L Ia Bone and Muscle Producing Materials than
all other forms Of malt medicine, while free from
the objections urged against malt liquors For diff
cult digestion, Sick Headache Consumption, EuIa
citation, Mental aud Physical Exhaustion, Nervous
ness, Want of Sleep, Ulcerative Weaknesses Of Fe
mails Exhaustion of Nursing Mothers. Of the Aged
and OF Delicate Children, MALT BiTrERS the
purest. best and most economical medicine con
pounded. sold everywhere,
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NOTICE.

hR. BRICkETT has removed his ONCE to Ia
~ State street, one door north Of old Cushnos
mouse. jan&feod2D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04
A Certain Cure for Rhe u ma al is IN
aud Neuralgia.

HLARkES Rheumatic Elixir cures the vorS.
~ cases Of Neuralgia in from two to four hours.
hheumsiis Fever In three or four DAYS. and nsuv
cases Of Chronic Rheumatism that for yesrs had 10
lied the skill OF Physician ard the Power of Nedj
cine. have been cured by half a dozen bottles
druggists. <l.to per bottle sig for A5oo Serd n,
. reniar to the Proprietor. West Buxton. Ne.
k1vN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04
The Great Health Restorative.

Unity years of faithful attention to the minutest
L detail. in the GROWTH, SELECTION AND FIRE.
PAEATIoS Of ingredient. entitls this great origi
nal Family Medicine 10 the confidence Of those desir
ing pure, safe. effective, and genuine Blood Puri-
fer, spring Medicine. Appetizer and Tonic 1t has
been publicly endorsed and prescribed by hundreds
Of the greatest American physicians, aInsng whom
are Ipr-. Valentin. Mott, Dixie Crosby. and Prof.
CieaveIand. Every druggist familiar with its viz
tues will bear testimony 10 Its universal excellence,
urenaled purity and failing success. IL Is a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

kENNEBEC COCNTY-Tn Probate Court at
An9msfn, os the fourth Monday Of Januarn
1881. ~
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT. purporting to be
"A the last will and testament of MARY j. Dow,
late Of China. in said county, deceased having
been presented for probate:
ORDERED, Tha: notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully. prior TO the fourth Monday Of
February next, in the kennetee Journal newspaper
printed in Augusta tina, all persons interested nav
attend at n Court Of Probate then to be holden at
Augusta and show cause, if any, why the said in
sirument -hould not be proved. approved and al.
lowed, a. the las: will and testament of the said
deceased.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest Howard OWEN. Register
avs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ,ub.cri
~ Der has been duly appointed Executor of
the last viii and testament Of
CATHERINE w. T1NkHAM. late of Augusta
in the County cf Kennebec, deceased testate and
has undertaken that trust by given bond as the law
directs: All persons therefore, having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are desired TO
mint the same for settlement. and all indebted 10
said estate are requested TO make immediate nav
ment TO JOSEPH W. PATTERSON
"ah- u. ISL 3Wl
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Notice.

DIR. BRICKETT has removed his of; 60
to i2S State street, one door north of old
Susnhoc house. jan4feod2m
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certain. n..notaries public was takonup and en-.

certain .notaries public, was takonup and en-
| crossed. w
The senate bill removing the disabilities a
minors passed. "
MIR. Marr's bill, creating John linton
county, was recommitted.
Inc resolution to sdjourn wss taken ur
report. 0''''''
Mr.. Denmsn said that bo
was opposed TO the resolution as
ne did not come here for the five dollars ner
dem, but for the benefit of his constituent.
The resolution was lost.
ihe senate bill for the protection of game
ana ush was taken up, consuming the balance
OF the morning session.
Fendlng discussion, the house adjourned
until O'Clock this evening.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Johnston offered bill prohibiting lrc
hunting in Texas.
the consideration of tho fish bin was 70,
sumed.
Mr.. Parker wanted to amend the bin go as
10 make the party who made the chnrpe
haDle Tor ali costs in case no could not ans
t9in the same, rs tho informer was to receive
one-half the fine, thus Offering an induce.
ment to charge violation. .
Mr. Baker offered a substitute, striking out
the clause giving tho informer any part Of the
iine, and Mr., Parker accepted tho amend
ment.
After various smendments tho bill was
engrossed.
Mr. Faux had his bill, regulating the
manner Of conducting contested election
cases, made tho special order for next Fri
day.
The sonste bin approprating S25, 5,4OO to
pay the interest on tho I per cent. bonds due
March ], passed unanimously under suapea-
sion Of the rules.
The bill making the poll tax 81 SO and 81
for school and 80 cents for state and to re.
dlce the ad valorem tex to 40 cenls Of, the
SlOO was engrossed.
Pending an extensive ag{ earnest discus.
sion on senate bill No 4Drelative 10 work
ing lI,g9 roads and Streets tho house. adjourped
till $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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H0USE-MoRNI~ SESSION.
n regular order.

IlC house met IN rpuullr prIap
pa,iiions ,,or,,- ,,ros,5',1.t ~, I'll,
Dv Mr. Wnrzbscb--S na,i,ior I ,o%s, F,or, o;.;
IONS ~ BeYsr countv os;n1 Co.. ~ T,, GU ~
bc,,er eyacnljors in Gs'ai"s ior ID" lor
Bv Mr., Roeves-A ne,,ion rSor, STC,aI' ~ ,.,.
tees of tho Centen5ioI ins,iinta a. Grons S,"s.
county aelno tbat fbo iiii ia,'i,is,,i,' ui"S sou sou
create eountv and G;strct SU nS'
ents ~ ''''00' su P0iin'o'l"-
Bv Mr. Usvpcs-A ,o.i,ioD from, o;,;..u,
of Wasbinrt0n conotv far nrob;bi,ior % ri'i1' 'a
Rv Nv In 1o,i,ii"Sll Pon.0isiVn e,n,., vi.
Gonzales county foT ' nrobihi;on ;OI' ''''Nsn' ol
Bv Mr. Cswtborn. A I,,'Oic ,nt;,;n5' T.. .,.,---
of Van Zsodt comfy far nroSib;tian G,, ''''1''s
Bv MIR. McComb2Ssmc lron n' Mor,cor, i,,,
orv courtv '''''' 4Non 'loul-
BY MIR. Ayres-samo from Brszo. corr,,
nv MI Mstlocl,'A no,;,;n, % Dtn4os 60, ootuisy.
of Baylor countv skin mo os,.h,is,, '.Cl' si'os
of csitle trail md prevr5tin, Siscssns
Bv Mr ArnolA-A no,it;ns go n;.,.,.
of Williamson county a.kipa 'IS for n+otibi v'@lT'
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Conrnitton wnrI,

Washington, Feb. 2i.-Tho house COM
mitteO on ways and means, held meeting
this morning and took undor consideration
the funding bill as amended by tho senate.
Tho bill was read BY sections and several
amendments were discussed and acted upon
A meioriy'of tho senate amendments werc
agreed to. Exceptions were first ii regard
10 the award OF bonds Of tho
new 8 per cent loan 90 subscribera
Tho COMMITTEES withheld tho amendment
to the first section, which provides in eject
that The bonds shall bo distributed on nm
order OF application without any scaling OF
subscription Amendments were also ado1ted
t. section of the bill to authorize the seera.
tsry OF tho treasury TO use from time 10 time
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n0t eveaadlng ftty million dollnr. n Mr ;

not no exceeding fifty million dollars at Nv opo
uine uine OF standard gold or silver coin IN tha
sneasuFy' sy' IN redemntion of s and G per cent
oonus OF the United States; also "a
autnor'ze tue secretary OF the treasury AZ snv
nne 10 apply the surplus money in tia treas.
urN not otherwise appropriated or SO much
s,ergoI ,I as no may consider proper, 10 the
Spase putenase and redemption of any United
Stsses bonds, or of treasury notes authorized
oy inns act. An amendment was also allowed
70 section ., which extended the timo from
ou.y Isl TO Sept. lst, when banks must dc !,
post new bonds exclusively To secure their
circulation. The COMMITTEES win moet again
.. 70. morrow to take ansl action, snd instruct
lhelr chairman in regard to the report to he
made TO the house Tho sugar question was
considered by the committee to-day.
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Maturing Ron0s.

Washington, Feb. a. Secretary Sher.
man, on being questioned tonight with
regard to the present movement Of the ma
tional banks to. retire thor circulate n, said
that this movement of the banks 10 avoid
operation of the if(h section Of the funding
blll, necessarily brings large sums, of mopsy
IN the treasury that, however, will oii,,; fleet
The money market 10 New York Oity. where
deposits must be made, drawn al.
rectly from the banks or tho street cur.
rency needed there for business Operations.
Sherman says Tracy can and will pay out
this money as well AS the surplus of revenue
IN payment of bonds for sinking fund if
offered at par, and the accruipg interest.
the treasury cannot iBterpose further than to
apply It's surplus currency in excess of tho
redemption fund to Che reduction Of the
public debt. Called bonds are professod,
eut Il these are not offered, maturing IS anl
6s viii probably be taken on the sam6 terms
VIZ part-accruing interest. The Monde
must % sent TO Washington to ba.xirjaed
boz will Do promptly p4id for at any Of -
principal repositories Of The United State
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CONGRESSIONAL.


Washington, Fob, 2I.--ImmediateI aftor
the reading of the journal, the senate re-.
ceiyed in mournful silence the announcement
by MIR. Cameron, OF Wisconsin, of the death of
his late colleague, Matt w. Carpenter, which
occurred at twenty-five minutes after o O'clock
this morning, at the residence of deceased in
Washington. Mr. Cameron further stated
thas at some convenient time hereafter
the senate would be asked to consider rsso
luton commemorative of tho lila and public
service Of the deceased. The senstor. after
expressing his own sorrow for the loss of his
colleague aud friend an an alusion to tho
profound sorrow which tho peope of Wis.
consin would feel in the death Of their most
gifted ind distinguished representative, os.
tered the following:
Resolved, That the sensto has heard with
profound sorrow of the death of Honorable
Matt. Ii. Carpenter, lsta Il senator from Wis.
cOnsin; that a committee Of five senators he
appointed by the vioe-prosidont To take tho
order for supeTintehding the funeral Of Mr.
Carpenter, and that as y mark of resnect nv
the senate to hi5mem0ry the remains bo "a.
moved from Washington to AIlwau .ea in
charge Of the srgeant,o EARNS,
and attended hy said committee
who shall has hdl power 10 carry
this resolution TO effect; that tho secretary
OF the senate Communicate tho foregoing to
the house representatives; that as an addl-
llonaI mark of gospee; to the memory Of The
deceased senator, tho sennto do now adjourn.
Mr. Pendleton seconded the resolution,
and spoke Of the deep sapsibility with whico
he was sure every member hsd received the
notice lust made, and their full share in the
sentiment Of sorrow expressed
The resolutions were adopted and at ll:20
o'clock the senate adjourned until to-
morrow.
The lato senator's chair ia the senate was
covered with funeral drapory.
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Galveston Items


Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, Feb, 2i.-Tho governors veto
OF tho bill prohibiting sailors working be.
yond ships tackle in discharging and load
ing foreign veeaels surprised the 'longshore.
men and Others Interested in the bill. Their
Indignation against tho governor is ou!spoken
and severe.
Tho Bfenhsm Graya will arrive in tho oi,v
on Monday next to participate ia the Mardi
Gras festival.
4ho Galveston, Houston & Henderson rail
toau VIII commence running special trains
between mere and Houston Sunday next.
continuing until tho following Thursday, for
the accommodation Of Mardi Grss visitors
more ~ 6o four trains daily each way.
Mrs NJ Whllden, the accomplished wife
or Mr. Nj, Whildep, formerly A Journalist in
ms city, now Of Philadelphia, died of con.
sumption this morning.
a, Il, Campbell, prominent attorney ~
lying very low and grave fears are entertained
Of his recovery. '''''e''
A meeting Of the directory of the Calves
ton, Houston ~ Henderson railroad is called
for Tuesday noxt. N"'''N
). A. Bate, proprietor of the Bolton Jour.
nal, Is in the city on business and will remain
for Mardi Gras. ''''''''
John Okana was knocked down and zone
through on Postofl2e street last night by
John Bailey and Thomas Flanagan. The
latter were arrested and jailed to-day
Enthusiastically Morgan, from Bras.
hear. ' ''''
Ceared--Ameriean Corvat, for Tampico;
steamship Morgan for Corpus Christi, with
general merchandise; brig Bessie, for Bre,
men, with $40 balos ofcotton, value. S5l 900:
Austrian brig Giro, for Liverpool, with 1928
bales of cotton, value, $llG,0 900.
Nothing Of interest transpired in tho courts
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Special 10 the Herald
Weatheriord, Feb. 2l.-Evans & Martin
arc moving their largo stock of dry good,
from the south side of tho square to north
Main street.
An Interesting meeting is now going on al
laG Methodist church, conducted by Dr.
Allison and Row. Mr. Kinnen. Capt. A. j.
Ball county attorney joined the church last
night
Several marriages in the city are on the
programme for this week.
Our county and city assessors arc busy
looking after the wealth Of our citizens.
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House,

Washington, Feb. 2i.-llessrs Cobb
Blackburn and Hawley were appointed as
conferees on the part of the house to tho
District of Columbia appropriation bill.
MIR, Baker, Of Indiana, from the committee
on appropriations, reported back the for.
hhcatlons appropriation bill with senate
amendments, recommending concurrence
IN tho same ana uon-concurranc in
others of these amendments The report was
agreed to.
Messrs Blackburn, Blount aud Cannon were
appointed as confarees on tho part of the
house on the postotfioe appropriation bill.
The committees wCr5 called, but onlv tyo
bills, both Of them of private nature. wer,
reported, and then Mr. Cox, of New York
demanded tho regular order being tho con-
sideration of tho apportionment bill.
Mr.. Burrowa, Of Michigan, raised quos.
ton of consideration. At fret the republi-
cans refused to vote, but upon a second roll
call they, at MIR. Conger's suggestion, cast
their votes in tho negative The result was-
yeas, Id; nays, lGS. So the house deter
mined 10 proceed TO tho consideration of the
apporiionment bill.
Mr.. Hammond Of Georgia, took the floor
ccntending that the limit4tion placed bv va.
riVus states on sulrago was not an sbrid ,o-
ment Of the right 10 vote, but was only reg.
ulation Of the use If ihe elective frarchise.
aud rs long rs it operated equally congress
should LOOK upon 10 as an intelligent safe.
guard over the ballot. The appointment of
"a committee had been suggested by tho Gen.
tleman from New York, Mr.. Crowley, to
inquire as 70 whether those limitations would
disturb every state from Maine 20 California.
Il would awaken the south 10
tasr of the repetition of tho wronns of
past administrations. II would disturb
confidence and it would psrolyzl business.
In conclusion he appealed for peace between
the sections. Let the south, be said, glory in
tbe wealth and order Of the north. Let tho
NORTH glory in the pgsa history and msenih.
cen. possibilities Of the south. Between them
let there be no mote jarring, hui LET each
around each revo.ve, q ruling star ia peace
and harmony together
Mr. Dunn, of Arkansas, in brief speech,
denied the statement mado some time aro bv
Mr. Horr, of Michigan, g. tho effect that in
the stste OF ArSanHss negroes we're prevented
from voting and he quoted ,tatistics TO ius-
uty his denisl. II aaa,el ed tho house In
support Of tho bill Of tho minority commits
mi'to' Of tho coasls.
A. O'Clock Mr.. Cox, Of New York, Do
msnded Va provjou5 question.
1he lepublicans insisted on lorger time
for debate, and upon being denied fe3or,ed
to diiatory motions and 1ibusteri.g 10 pro-
yen' action. These NQbs,ruedve teo,ics
prevailed throughout ,hd evening and arp
slill in operation At S O'clock. with the
pro. peet tn Il dead lock will continue ali
uigbs
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Sale OF the Donison News.

Special tothe uuald.
Denison, Feb. 24.--B. @. Murray sold tho
Donison Daily News to-day to j. w. Bur
son, Of tho Herald. Thoprico is not mem
tiored Possession will be given on the first
Of xt month, when the Herald will again
come forth.
Nearly all tho parties burned out by the
recent fires have resumed business, and ihe
burned district is already being rebuilt.
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Ietirlng Thelr t,Irculo,,o,,

Washington, Feb. 2i.--The treasury do.
parlment received legal tenders to-day to the
smount of S37s475O from twenty.eiCht
nasiona!! banks which desire 20 retire their
circulation. Tho only southern bank in
eladed IN iho list i tho First National bank,
OF Lynchburg, Virginia.
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shot Himself.

Des Moiues' Feb. 24.-August PothofI, a.
saloon keeper of this city, shot himsealt
la'ly to-day. His mind and health .ts;a Z,
unsettled Tor time, owing to u IL r.
buggy two years ago. He Was iSnr,o ~
eums!anees and leaves a wife, ofNteSs GOV
was very jealous, aud baby.
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senator MiteIell.

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 24.-Tdo 35th ball
lot for United States senator resulted in thg
formal election OF John |. Mitchell. The
ye.9 wes Mitchell, 1859; Wallace, 92; Nc
nnelgin, |; Brewster, |. Messrs. Low aud
Ruadimer voted for lhn latinr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25
Premier Gladstone AccIaen, j

London, Feb. 24--Premier GlsdstonY
alishting from his carriage on his j
home from the house ofcommons last 4 SFr
slipped and fell backwards, cutting tho bssos
OF hia h ad severely on an iron step,Sf elsk,
carnage A doctor dressed the woKd and
mr.. Gladstone was put to bed aad r3mained
stopped. ''''' O'N''
Mr.. Gladstone, under the most favorable
circumstances, viii be compelled to abstain
Irom attending the sessions of the house
committees for some DAYS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25
THIS Spring

AN unusual activity in every branch of industry may
be looked for THIS SPRING, whose sunny skies
will smile on thrift and enterprise in every section of
the Lone Star State whose arthest conines--far ron
tiers are rapidly being peopcd and attached to the
world OF steam and electricity through the powerful
insrumcnality Of the railroad, chief covenanter Of
civilization the first indeed, Of modern civzors.
For ourselves, anticipate greatly increased sales,
both as obbers and retailers the figures of year
ago. and have accordingly bought very literally from
first hands in the manufacturing centres of the Eastern
States and the Old World with the view Of obtaining
an abundance of all tho Novelties Of the Season and
offering the New Goods at the Lowest Prices named in
this market. Thanks to The excellent Department Sys
tom, to be found only at "SANGERS," our patrons
may examine, at their leisure, and under good strong
shaded sunlight, the Spring Styles in our many
and various lines, and will receive prompt and polite
attention at the hands of experienced and efficient
force OF sales people We extend cordia invitation to
our lady and gentlemen friends to call THIS WEEK
and see the first arrivals of SPRING STOCK, which we
are now busy engaged in opening on both sides and in
all parts Of the house.
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i,cdemDt;on oc po.r,s

Washington, Feb. 2l.-Untl further NOD
tlco the treasury department viii redeem
bonds embraced within one hundred and tho
ncst call upoo thoir presentation ut the do.
seniation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Raleigh, N. O. Feb. a4.--Tho sona.ttc II,
North Carolina has declined to make an sp
preparation TO the fund for North Carolin,
troops 70 attend tho Yorktown centennial
Celebration.
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SENATOR MATT CARPENTER DEAD.
Washington, d. c., Feb. "a = SENATOR
Matt Carpenter, of Wisconsin, died AZ his
residence In this city this morning.
EX-GOVERNOR COOK,
Washington Feb. u -Ex- Governor Hem
ry D. Cook died st his residence in Georee-
town this morning.
A. $. MITCHELL
st. Louis, Feb. 24.-A. s. Mitchell a,- -'.. =
and IN we'll kaown journalist died Al -
springs. Arkansas, last night Of pnauyroo1is
n mr Mitchell edited tho Intelligencer md
evening News here as early as 1850. ia
subsequently was editor of the st. I,onis
Times, and after leaving that paper s!arteS
q weekly, which suspended a few months
ago Mr. Mitchell WAS born in Davidson
county, Tennessee, in 1920.
b. X. M'KENzIE.
Nashville TenH., Feb. 24-B. X. Nc
4le died this morning at his resid
Edgoteld. He was The oldest editor in III
stste. - VI
j. b. SMITH
John Bateman Smith, editor of the I
faIaskl Cltizsn, died last night.
GENERAL NEY.
Paris, Feb. 24--Gen. Ney, Duo do Eldim-
ger, has been found dead NJ Chatille. His
forehead was pierced bya bullet, and pistol
was found in bis right hand. Cen. Ney was
born IN Paris in 1888, and was a grandson
OF 'oc former Marshal Noy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25
Schooner Cut Down by leo.

Chester, Pa, Feb. 2l. Tho schocssr>s
Studevant, Captain William Cool for Nor.
folk Virginia, was cut down by ice in tho
Delaware bay opposite this city last night.
She was towed to tho wharf where she sdnlx