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Indianapolis, March Sr-rho indianapolis
Daily Journal editcrially spoass of the csbi-
net ss follows: ELISA respectable cabinet,
but not great one The greatest msa in il
is Senator Blaine, and from him Il tapers
down by regular graduation TO a small point.
II is disappointing cabinet 1t is sn at.
temptto compromiso geographical claims
with p lihcsl difficulties --sn effort 10 arrange
party preferences by the distribution of party
patronage. Tho cabinet as whole 4 es not
rise above ldiocriy. Senators Blaine and
Window nre tho only two men in
II Of really national reputativn tho
rest sre mere makeweghts. Ir can be said
Of them that they will ll their positions
respectfully ard this Ia all They are fair
second or third rate men aud only charita.
bic judgment could say as much No this.
Tho cabinet, in its present composition, does
not compare with the oris innl cabinet of
Hayes, which Contained Mr. Evarts, John
sherman, General MsOrary, Carl Sehurz
and Dick Thompson. The composition of
the new cabine. is such that the counlry will
DO justified 10 wanting TO ascartaic the
principle on which it was CO. posed, ii there
Is any underlying principle ia its compost
| ton"
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HOUSE.

Mr.. LabGtt moved TO reconsider the vote
organizing John Upton county. Lost.
Mr.. Woods offered motion TO reconsider
the vote diminishing the jurisdiction Of the
courts of Grimes, Montgomery and Karncs
counties.
Mr.. SIribblng offered petiiicn from Cnl>
lahan county asking that The bill leasing tho
school land: DO not become II law.
Mr.. Arnold presented ,memorial from
Lampasas county protesting agoinst its d..
vision
Mr. Key presented a memorial and ,oun.
ter memorial on The cres!ion Of The county
ot Key.
Mcssrs. Riggs DeRuick, Mallock, Grand
bury hldred and Msrr presented petitions
for prohibition,
Mr Oliver presented q petition from CAS-,
county asking Tor the normal school.
Mr Cheanuit presented petition from
Orange county TO gtrikc out 'placca OF bugi.
scss," IN thq homoAlol exemption lsw.
On motion OF &r. Hutchesou, Governor
Hsllidny, OF Virginia, and Rav. J. l.. n.
Curra vera invited 10 seats on the floor OF
the house.
Mr. Wood introduced bill concerning
tho taxation Of banks, bsnkers, brokers and
the whole amount of their property.
MIR. Scot. offered q resolution that the
names of the members 30 placed Ia n nat at
night sessions aud n. drawn out each mcm.
Dor DO allowed 20 call up bill for action.
Tabled.
Ga motion Of Mr. Chenowi,h the rules
we're suspended and tho bill relieving tho
citizans of Savoy county from taxes was
taken up and cngtosscl
Tho bill authorizing tho treasurer TO pur.
chase outstanding bonds, and cancel aad
burn them, was eBgrossed.
The railroad bill wss taken up with mate
risl amendments, pertcc,ing tho defects, was
reported.
Mr.. Hutcheson offered substitute 10 tho
entire bill md moved 10 postpone.
Tho house then adjourned till O'Clock In
tho hGurnoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Resolution No. AZ, Amending tho oonstilu-
ton 50 as to l,rlko out sigly days as the reg
ular session Of tho legislature was tshen up
aud postponed under the call ,,of tho house
TIC deficiency bill was taken up and tho
house then went into committee of tho
whole.
There was much wrsngling over tho
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The baltimore and rotenac Col-
kisiOu

Baltimore, March Tho Baltimore and
PotomSc ra,lroud wreck was cleared from
tho track, and up (, noon to day, twelve
trains, comprising 1856 csrs, mostly Alled
with toohs and vHi!ors TO Washington pas
sod through The city on routo for the west
and east. Henry Freeburn, engineer of tho
empty tain ana whose scullwss fraclu red in
tha collision, was so much improved this
morneng that he WIS removed to Waihing-
ton Where he resides. To had written
order to run "rege,diess" TO Severn station
and there await tho arrival Of train No. 10,
fast train, watch had tho right of way, and
John Uugsub engineer of train No. TO- had
written orders to run 50 Severn AMI there
wait for Freehurn's train. Frcebdrn DISC
boyed by passing the siding sl Severn, and
collision could not be avoided by The north
bound train. AL the wounded who remain
10 tho ci.y are reported doing we'll. la
money the damage by the wrecking Of the
locomotives and ears Is about $4,000
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UniycstOn Aicnas

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, March S-Mrs. Collins WAS
robbed OF a gold watch this evening.
The election Yesterday resulted rs follows:
For mayor, l., @. Fisher; for aldermen,
lsasc Hebron, I. Ii. Sgeany, j. A. Gutter,
L H. Crawford, Joseph Levy and William
lesger. The corporation i3 changed in the
election and the probability Is that n contest
viii bo had. Tho police did also too much
oleetioneering to suit the respectable citizens.
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Mvsterinua aIgnnIn al Liatresn

Milwaukee, March Last night signal
lights w=rs discoyerol olf this port and
were supfarGd TO DO shown BY vessel in
distress. The lights continued 10 bs seen
from the 5durc fOr nearly three hours. The
life saving crew remained up al wpht, and
when morning came nothing W 10 bo seen.
Telegrams have boen sent to laAe ports in-
quiring what vessel is ont, but nothing posi-.
i've Can be learned. Nothing he's been seen
or heard to-day. Captain Ebbson Of the life
saving station says he thinks il WAS vessel
in distress, aud that she went down. The
seaoonar Mariner Is possibly out and one
opinion is that /. was her. She would have
crew OF three or four men.
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neturRin@ 60 Mew York fom the
uardi dsrNg

New York, March Slh--Tbo detachment Of
tho 7l't regiment, which attended tho MaIdi
Gras festival ut New Orleans. arrived at Lib
city Street ferry NJ ll.80 this n. NJ. They
were expected NJ 10 o'clock, but owing to
soma delay, did not arrive on time. They
were met at the foot of Liberty atrcst by the
veteran association Of the 7lSt regimont anil
large crowd ofpcopl9. the oh Nov York
and staff anj bsud aud iho 9th regiment Ut
Boston met aud escorted them to their armo-
ry. They presented very creditabla appear
0nce Ss they marched UP Br1sdway and were
chooted aiong he roulo. The 9th regiment
Of Boston viii leave for their homes ut ll3o
ta.niehl.
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Special 10 the Herald.
New York, March S.--Speoial dispaiche.
from Australia announce tha. Fairbanks 81
Co, have received the lour highest awards
for scales in the international exhibition nov
in progress in Melbourne taking these hou-
ors over oil compotitors, E1glish and Ameri-
can. This highly satisfactory result empba-
sizes the success of the Messrs Fairbanks NJ
the Sidney exhibition Inst yat, where m
award of special distinction WAS made 10
them in addition to the highest prize open
TO general competition.
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Nern ahnnt the rnr,,anaI,c.

London, MarchS Following are the addi-
tiona detail s cftlo earlhquakO nt Cosomic-
Gala. islud of lcehia: Tho first shock
occurred nj 1870 o'clock on Friday afternoon,
and the second hhdul, M hour later. Tho
whole uppor prt Of ibo town was destroyed
nod tw' toofmal cs0blshmenlswero soriously
damaged. Details conLne the damsge 20
property, aud .ho loss OF lie snd injury to
poopo previously mentioned in dispatches.
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WianOnsln Senator.

Milwaukee, March 8,-The republican,
scra'orst convention st Gsdison WIS in
session last night, II Grated great interest
snd excitement and paloleh ali evening. On
the 2i.h bsllo! tho vote stood: Cameron.
40; Key, %; Williams, 8; Hazeiion, 3:
Dixon, l6; Bingham, g. 1t is believed that
Dixon will 60 TO Cameron OF Cameron 10
Diron, thus securing Tho nomination of one
or the olh1r, There is tho bee! Of feeling
here besw5oN Dx3r and Cameron men.
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Washington, D G., SArch 8-rho Repub.
lean senators hold n eeucOs t5is evening" 10
take nc,ian in relation 10 the nrranizs,ion Of
ihc Sonnte There was unanimous opposi-
tion :, ofgni2ug until existing vacancies
baye been iilied. Tho caucus adjourned TO
avail. action by thu Democrats. Tho Domo.
cratic aenstoS also hold caucus and decided
TO oTgsnise immediately.
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NNritAl Nruimbs.


cptNiui W tHc I'ldlA'
AusGa. Marel 8.--Dr, Curre lectured at
length IN the BepreS umtive Hall, on educa-
ton. There was 8 lsrge attendance.
Seversl.members tho legislature ssy they
cannot aejourn on tho 10Th inst, as there IA
too mach to be done. They would lease
their constituents unsqtisGed.
Tho secretary Of state 4. II. Bowmsa
was married to-day Ha lef. for New. Orleans
on q bridal tour.
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Dlsnstroua Fire.

homphi', March S.--A fro on Sunday
night at Bolivar, Tennessee, destroyed ten
buildings with tho loss Of abou. $4,000 and
M insurance Of $1,000. 81
Moore and Hardy Lowens, Yapland,
Bailey 4. Campbell, 4. Joiner Ben Appon.
heimer, John Austin, L. =. Mcneil and
General j. 0sborro wore the losers.
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A preshet rhrontcne,a

st. Paul, Minn., March Z. - \ Fort Bu-
fora spccisl to the Piorer Press says that
tho Missou;i river st that point has risen 20
feet and u still rising. The fre,het from
extreme northwest will fJrco the ico and
inun1a,e tho country IL tho warm weather
continues, for the anow Ia from four 70 hyo
foot deep sni thawing very rapidly.
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qusrsntins and deficiency questions, when
discussion was resumed on resolution No. A..
The first Mosday in September was
fixed on as the day for holding tho gener-
81 election. On final passSgo the vote
stood--ayes 45. nsys 36.
Mr. Todd moved TO reconsider the con-
curreace on the liquor tax bin, the senate
having recedei from one amendment and
the house adopted others. Carried,
The house then adjourned iii $3.50 o'clock
Tomorrow.
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Contrast Concluded.

Philadelphis, March S.-Prosdent Roberts,
Of the Pennsylvania railroad Gampany, nm
nouncel 30 tho stockholders OF that road n.
their meeting To-day that tho directors hsd
concluded contract for tho purchase Of .
majoFity o. the stock of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington ds Baltimore Idiiroad company,
Resolutions " 70 adopted by tho s,clkhOld-
urs approving the direclo;s action.
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ncntll ofnn tlid Motcl,ant.

Richmoaj Va, March s. Charles
r. Watham, of tho old and welt
known firm Of Charles T Wsllhem IS Co.,
Of this ci.f. Is ded lIo was IN thp S0th
year of hs nee. The dccaaal had boon =
promiuen. business man msly yoAr3 b. 70
tho ht0 war and bY slr,e, in,og;iiY hAi vJl
thi admiration And esteem of tho whole com.
munitv.
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currency and treasurer of the United States
are 10 be asked TO submit their views togath.
er With all the facts in the SO.
A delegation of republicans from Alabama
called on President Garfield to-day and
presented sstaIement as to tho political con-
d'lion of the state, They repieionied that
tho present eltc, on laws opln wide the
door TO ir.ud aud renders detection and
punis hmert impossible, and tbs, el ctions as
they are now conducted there are iittla moro
than \ farce. They earnestly c,ued the
attention of the presldon, to the facts set
forth IN their statement, with view to
having existing oveats remedied Ms lar IS
possible
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London, March S.-rhe bark Fredrick
Pcrthis repotted aground from WIloling.
ton, has boon totally wrecked at Inervallochy
Scotland. Tho c,p.,ia and ton Of her cr1w
Voc saved.
Awhslebcs clpsizd at Queenstown and
seven peop, drowned
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,

Secretary OF tho State Bownan Mar.
ries-Nr. Currie, Agent for the Pea
body Fund, speaks Ina Austin--
Mrs. CoiIias kshbed Iva Gal
vestou-ihe Galveston
HunicIPaI Election
supreme Court
Decisions
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Londcn, March s--Dspaiehcs repcr. that
another earthquake scourr,d NJ CossnmAcci.
ola, MONDAY, and II more bodies hAvo been
found. The la,ss, reports show l25 pcrsons
killed aud l7D Injured.
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kentucky wheat Crop.

Louisyillc, Ky, M,rch S-The Slate Com /.
miesiouer's agricultural reports ray that late !
sown wheat i In deplorsblo condition,
whilo tie earliest Il doing fairly vol.
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Ocnncrntic Cnucu..

Washington, March S.--Tho democratic
caucus committee di no. complete their
revision o., lhi menbophip of tho senate
commit;e,s yesterday. No caucus was held
this morning by members Of the party.
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As,cnmbons nurucd

Memphis, March 0 Private aivlces report
tho turning Of tho steamer Carrie HsgAn, In
Yazoo River. above Yszoo City, on Friday,
with ISG balos Of cotton. The cabin boy was
drowned,
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Vicksburg Miss, Mach s.--t'ire on tho
west lido u Washington street, .betwo,n
Grove and Jeekso streets, do troyed oil ,ns
buildings on tho book, Loa' $4,000, psr.y
insured.
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SENATE

Special to the Herald.
Austin, March s.--The senate met puI:u-
ant TO adjournment
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
MIR. Homen presented petition from
Travis county for prohibition.
Mr.. Weatherrod reported on The substitute
to senate bills No. 80 and Z, favorsbly.
Mr.. Stubbs introduced bill setting aside
q certain portion Of public lands Tor quaran-
the purposes.
Mr.. davenport introduced bill for the
relief Of parties who have pu chased land at
tax sales and which have been sold under
error.
Mr. Stewart introduced a bill to repeal
article 16i2, of the revised statutes.
Mr.. Homan introduced bill amending
chapter IL, title II, of the revised statutes.
Mr.. Lar offered bill relieving venders of
nurseries and tombstones from the drum
mer's tax.
MIR. HightoTer Introduced e bill amend
ing the statutes relative to insurance.
Senate bll No. Is, regulating juries in
capital cases, was taken up and postponed.
i pa'tuto5t ,tto''eS on ,a .Go ',,, ,;o' ~
N'lls Oie J"'Hu''''ou Vi e''''"A 0o"N'''s'
i'yHt"I,S, ,S - ,o,.,o hm NJ, oon
nir. a'''' iSi'o'''N ." ''''''0 O'' A''' '''0
'ayUlHpJ s',,I ~, .. ,ru n, ono
| favoratly.
p.nA'e G',i S'''uHalA M mlaa vuV iosu'eo , -
le'Eu' ~ lno W l,VsIa %Y 'Aoa,'ns, p'9sV'
h;n ~ H. S, o5s Ss' W 9TJH'' i'ro''0 o' '''''''
O'I, ~, NVi 10, 20 'sVoFSply. W ,. .o.,.,.s 81.
-ht. hartp' IA W. Yt .. OooNu, giso i'po''0~ o'
seu"'o u,Ii -Nu 'ot, 'asoino'{i {i;r ~ ,,,s
Also fel'WHfEod W W Zoo on s9na'e oh' NO III "nu
nGTie S 4ii on, ,. NO 4GS, aSVetso @ ,.,o sAona
no Va" 10y 1o' 80 J
NM Str SorroI ~ rJ % in,rodnosd hi, smSndir,.
article 17s0 tito 36, oftbe rovised statutes
Mr. TarrslI ranoricd ON senatc bnls No.
1aI oon md 2ie favnr,hlv
AIso on bouae biii No iIo favorsblv
siso an aonois XII n Oil sdver,oly
Tbn smbstitn,o for house Kin Mo 300 ws,
talI,r m and nas.ed under A suspension of
thornles ~ r~'N
The senato Joint rasolplioo No. 90 smenh.
inc tba conslIution rela,ivs 10 tbe bsilin, al
cr,ninaIs nsnaed
senate hiIl Nn Al was ts,,an II, and ,ossc1
Serate hi, No. a., re1ncinr tho ,sTe or
ys;IrosSs n 4 csnts ner roje nssscj ''O
The yote On sensts bill Noi 27 WI. recon.
sidprod Nc Stuhhs ofI rod ~ substitute 10
ibe ] orisinsi iii Po,tnonSd ] ''''''1'' "
On mniion If Mr. Tcrr,il Govarnor Uol.
ludaC of Virginia and Dr. Curria y,are ,n-
1i,od :, son,s an tho ,,resilor,,s s,arJ
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XVlITH LEGISLATURE.
.DAY'S PROCEEDINGS,

The senate Medical Bill Passed
The LuRber Law Eepenled-first
Monday in September the Day
for the General Election
Railroad Bin PASSED the
Senate Eixin tae Fare
az fhree Cents Per
Mise-Pr0hibttiOm,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1881

LONDON, Dec. 10, 1881.
The Standard says it has been re-
quested to deny that the Queen will
open Parliament in person.
The Interpolation in the Spanish
Chamber of Deputies in regard to the
British North BorReo Company has
been fixed for Tuesday.
King Alfonso will give audience to
Mr.. Hamlin, the new United States
Minister to Spain, to-day, and Mr..
Fairchild will present his letters OF
recall.
1t is believed that the balloon seen
by customs officer near Santana er
on Friday night, proceeding in the
direction of Bilbao, was carried out to
sea.
A despatch from Rome says =
"Signor Lorenzem, ministerialist, has
been elected member of Parliament
by vote of 6lS against 444 for Ricci-
otti Garibaldi."
There were severe gales and heavy
rains throughout England on Satur-
day and Sunday. Many houses were
nnroofed and partly demolished.
Rivers overfiowed and trees were pros.
trated.
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Father sheehy,s Lecture.

John P. Donahoe, representing the
Wilmington branch of the Land
League, went to Philadelphia, this
m orning, for the purpose Of meeting
Rev. Father Eugene Sheehy, the
"PatIiot Priest" who is to speak at
the Opera House this evening. He
will telegraph the hour Of his arrival
In this city and will be met at the de-
pot by Land League committee, who
will escort the distinguished guest to
the Clayton House.
Representative of thirteen different
societies will assemble at the Clayton
House in the evening, under the com,
mand of Charles Cannon, marshal, and
escort the famous speaker to the
Opera House.
At the meeting Attorney General
Gray will preside, and VIM. T. Croas-
dale and Harry Sharpley, ESQ.,, Presi-
dent of City Council, will act as
secretaries. A large number Of promi-
nent citizens have been invited to at
tend, and seats upon the stage have
been reserved for them. Among these
are Chief Justice Comegys, Judges
Wootten, Wales, Houston and Brad
ford. Mayor Almond, all the members
of the City Council, and a great many
others. The First Regiment pand has
been engaged to furnish music for the
occasion and at the close will serenade
Father Sheehy and others.
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Elkfon stfli liAhead.

sThere is in the possession of this
Office a postal card written by stu.
dent at the Conference Academy,
Dover, containing 1,700 words legibly
writer, or over five pages of solid
reading matter in an ordinary b ok.
Who comes next D - WILMINGTON
Morning Nesos.
The young student has done well,
and we are sorry to detract from his
laurels, but Mr.. A. G. Arnsthal has
left another postal card at this office,
and on this card are written legibly
taoo thousand eight hundred and thirty
words. They were written with a fine
elliott pen and without the aid of a
glass. Our reporter saw him while he
was at work at it. 1t is letter to his
brother and the words used are simply
those used In ordinary letter writing.
We mention this because many had
the idea that he had selected very
short words. The manuscript of the
letter is also in our possession and
comprises ten sheets of ordinarily
written cap paper. Any one who
wishes to read the card and compare
it with the manuscript can do SO, but
we advise them to bring their specta-
cles with them. Who comes next p
Cecil Democrat.
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oRDINANCE AITTHoRIzrN

AN ORDINANCE AUTHoRIzrNa
"A and permitting tine Wilmington =
Northern Railroad Company to lay track
Be 1t ordained by the City Council
of Wilmington two thirds of the menu
bers concurrlng
sEcrIoN i. Taat the Wilmington and
said corporation Is her eby authorized
and permitted to lay track crossings
over Christiana Avenue as follows, to
wit: Two crossings over the said ave-
nue. near the intersection of the said
avenue W tn city line. to connect with
the Lobd II Car Wheel C0mpany's new
works one OF ossing over the said ave-
nue. near the intersection of"E" ntreet
extended, to connect with the Christians
iron Conn any's rolling mill one cross
ing over the said avenue near "B" street
extended to connect with the lana of the
National ~ bbredglIng sasI Company one cross-
ity OF Commerce street, 10 connect track
to be laid on land of the Christinna River
Improvement Company with tho Dia-
mond state Iron Company's Old Ferry
SECTION Q. The track crossings hereby
authorized and permitted to be laid BY
the said Wilmington and Northern HAif-
load Company shall he laid so as TO oorl-
form to the grade of the sad Christians
Avenue as now by law established and
in the event of any future change or
grade the said track or 7ssings shall be
made to conform thereto.
SECTION 3.-The street between said
tracks shall be kept p wed or planked
by the said railroad company and said
tracks shall be removed upon q vote OF
two-thtrds OF all the members ef coun-
oil. The said paving or piankIng to be
done under the direction and to the ent-
isfaction of the street ommiss oner.
SECTION 4. All ordinances and partn 0l
ordinances llnconsistent herewith an
hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, Dec. rs 1f8i.
HARRY SHARPLEY. .
PRESIDENT Of CIV Council
Attest:--H. r. rESN y~rey. r.ffk.s
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The Keller Valve Test.

The Water Witch steamer, Satur-
day evening, gave a fair test to the
Plunty relief valve, Of Baltimore, the
Mayer valve, of Detroit, and the Foley
valve, of Philadelphia. In the opinion
of the firemen present the Prunty
valve was the most complete and sat
isfactory in its operations. Durii 9
the test the hose burst at the branch
pipe and soaked quite q number OF
persons.
The Reliance 8. F. E. Company
have ordered one of the Mayer valves,
as 1t was recommended by the Silsby
Manufacturing Company, from whom
they procured their steamer. 1t costs
but $50, while the Prnnty valve costs
$3.50. The Prunty valve not on y
completely stops, but regulates the
size and volume Of tLe stream at the
Nozzle.
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AN ACCESSION 10 ATLAErA.

The people of atlanta, Ga, are nasuri
John W. Book waiter, late 1emocrSfld
candidate for Governor Of Ohio. Wb6
announces his determination TO estabi
lish large manufacturing establishmsnl
at Atlanta, and directs an agent 70 ssleo1
. suitable location for the works. Nj,
Bookwalter is the proprietor Of an 81.
tablishment al Spring fis d. Ohio, which
gives empIoyment to several thousand
mechanics IN the manufacture Of aatis
cultural machinery. Heis mtilienair r.
ana man OF great enterprise and bnsl
ness sagacity, and the fact that he haa
dete mined tel emit barkl his capital ION
an extensive scale In Atlanta gives en-
phasis to the fact thar the "Gate Ofsy,'
of the South is becoming one Of the
great manufacturing centrss Of tho Un
ion. ~